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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1959 volume:

1959 EL RODF NUI L K Ll I We, the El Rodeo Staff of 1959, have tried to show you in this annual the pro- gress of our city and how it is associated with our school. To the idea of progress in Big Spring this 1959 El Rodeo is dedicated. In the years to come we hope the students of B. S. H. S. will look upon this progressive year as a link to their school and classmates of the past. is Pro gres we '11, f Ay. J-9' 3 V!! DAY 'EMS CND! OIL LEADERS OF TOMORROW page 1U Student Council page 13 Publications page 14 Clubs page 16 Pep Squad page 33 Honor Groups page 34 Music page 36 nt, s STUDENT ACTIVITIES page 40 Autumn page 42 Winter page 54 Spring page 62 page 86 Football page 88 Basketball page 104 Volleyball page 111 Baseball page 114 Track page 118 Golf and Tennis page 120 f-. .SX 1 , -.., iq, f PERSONALITIES - 6 PRQMOTILRS OF page 4 Best All Around page 66 Senior Favorites page 68 page 163 Junior Favorites page 70 Advertisers Sophomore Favorites page 74 Page 170 Homecoffling Queen Page 74 Student Directory School Beauty page 75 Page 195 Cheerleaders page 78 Who's Who page 80 -4 xg 1 L -1 mc., ..- cg11'1zrixspa,,,em Administrators page 124 Board of 1-Iducation page 124 Principals page 125 Faculty page 126 Seniors page 128 Juniors page 139 Sophomores page 150 F' I 1. n ' 7 l I , I1 I il' leg? .. I I In ll , C0 T Wi ,:,,,,,,...., , --1--1,-I Homecoming Concludes Football The empty football stadium reminds us of the nights when the crowded stands were filled with the roaring crowds cheering their team on to victory. The Homecoming Parade was enjoyed by many Big Spring people. Celia Grant, one of the homecorning nominees, lifts a hesitant hand as she waves to the onlooking crowd. Season ...- sflfsf , .'-2 .J ... . . rw -16 15.5 .f . ,, ,Q ' -v Av ,, ...buf-4 A 7' ' - Anwa- . ,- 4 -wx ' 'f'??T TY- ' , 1 I . X' ' f . , ,J in ..- lf ' . x' , -df I 1' , ',z!,s U 4 v X x, 1? ff.. , z be r X 4' x If ' 1 f Q. 5 I 4' 9 .,, ' ' fr . 5' ' .1 ' rn to M,-3 fy- ' 4 0' '45--. .ff 'l'-QQQQ' 52 . .. V -.. ' : 291 Students Capture Wt-stern Atlimsplitrt' Years ago, when Big Spring was yet a small community in this vast state called Texas, cattle and oil were the main reasons our city began to grow and is still growing. These students of B. S.H.S. in this picture are showing the influence of oil and cattle, a western trait, and its part in the progress of Big Spring. . LEADEIV OF TO ORROW Many of our present leaders in our student body will soon assume their civic and business responsibilities and occupy a prominent place in our progressive city. In the meantime they are receiving a basic foundation in leadership by actively engaging in the many clubs and organizations our campus. B Z . , -., 4 1' of r Q i lgx.. -R- -D 1 19 Us 'Q Qi Q no' 'r f I ' 1 -w.. Q.. mm ww '-ii.. , If .M ,, 5' ' ward Stephens Ho PRESXDENT 5 amd tudcnt Council James Howard Stephens served as President ofthe 1958-59 Student Council His abilities are many and he maintains friendships wherever he may go. His leadership is outstanding as he has proven this past year by his excellent presiding C at ouncil meetings. Over many years the Student Council has helped in establishing stud t ' ' ' ' en participation inthe many functions of school life. Ita service has built u P the responsibilities of students while at work or at play. OFFICERS TONI THOMAS CELIA GRANT First Vice President Second Vice President JO ANN EBLING PEGGY ISAACKS Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary ,H 'rv 4' 12 Xttlvltlts 0 The Councgll lhe Studc nt Counell act1v1t1es are plxnncd wlth tha purpose of br1ng1ng students Lloser to the1r elassmates md to the xr Communlty Sueh aCt1V1t19S are Homcnommg Thanksgrvmg Needy Drue Chr1stmasSoc1al bad1eHawk1ns Week RanchDays and varrous assern blms 1IlClL1d1flg Sen1or Assembly xc sponsors Mr and Mrs Don Green have contr1buted the1r tlme and efforts to tht betterment of the Counc1l tor wh1c:h the members are grateful if ' N' X ' Buddy Barnes Semor B111 French Senxor A' ., 'Y Shirley T erry Iunior Pat Rogers Senxor Sherry Lurtmg Junror ,rp Robert Carr Future plans for Student Councxl projects and for the betterment of the school are be1ngd1scussed by mem bers and James Stephens presmdent Rcprtstntmvns Eddxe Krnney Senlor Q 1--' If B1ll Engle .Tun1or f-Y V his Q A tt 5 Judy Reagan Semor Carol Ph1ll1ps JUHIOI' al l K Benny McCrary Senlor 1 1 I Bob Evans Junror x fv- 3 f'- Kathleen Thomas Senlor A Mal1nda Crocker .Turuor 'an .' x . T1 ' Q' YV' . 'N' ,R 5 A h Mary Ronnie Modesta Larry Read Clanton Simpson Moore Sophomore Sophomore 13 Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore pun 'ff CO-EDITOR Judy Cauble Io Ann Ebling Associate Ed .A Shirley Terry Staff Asst Z' I Celia Grant Staff As st Carol Phillips Staff Asst T on1 Thomas Activity Ed EL RODEO The activities of the El Rodeo in clude social activities such as sponsored dances and a weekend lake party, a yearly event. The various work includes .T-Day at Texas Tech and a Workshop for the editors. The staff members type information, file pictures, and help assemble material for the yearbook. The staff wishes to thank Barr Photocenter, photo grapherg Colorpress, printerg the Herald and others for the aid given to them through many needed facts. CO-EDITOR TS Glenda Greenwood Edith Freeman Judy Reagan Bobby McAdams Senior Ed Art Ed Sports 7 .5 4 4' 119 'Sm 3 Rushing to meet the El Rodeo deadline are Celia Marilyn andJoAnn Theassembling of class pictures is only one of the many Jobs which must be completed before the annual is published 1 1 'K Donny Everett Associate Sports Editor Malinda Crocker Staff As st Marilyn Bigham Mi Carolyn Sewell Staff Asst 4 4 2 J, ' ' ' . 7 g,. ' . ., 1 - Il nf t , t ,f .. I in ,QL 5' R T sf , -E' . 6 - , 9 . . , Y ? x! l , x 4' 5 ,I fv V ' J f J , R . fifiiifu 1' i . Q 'Q . h ' X a-r,'K'.v g-, Y, ,ik Staff Asst. ' - iii ' ,' 'A ' . -' I-t f ze' IT' ff, 74' I - .. M i 4 X K ' I x' - , out-ii' - - .Q , - . V' x3 '3g, 'W' ' T i x l r - I ev' f . I -1 - .. fn The Corral Forty Two Journalists Attend Tech J Day This year's schedule of the Corral Staff is a busy one. Including on the agenda was a workshop at Texas Tech attended by Pat Rogers, the editor. The staff members work consistently gathering information and sub- mitting their articles to the paper. The Corral itself is published twice a month. Room representatives distribute these papers. This years' paper has increased not only in size but in interesting reading material written for the interest and amusement of everyone Benard McMahon Wilson Bell Sports Ed Bf'Cky Gebert Sotiety Ed lf- Jeanne Hammon and Teresa Smith work on articles to be used in the paper Jackie Thomas Sports Ed Sports 3 Joe Bob Clendemn Wayne Fields Bus Mgr Bus Mgr if-lla Chubby Moser Sports Ed 221' Zay La Fevre Bus Mgr EDITQR Pat R Mary Oliphant A ssociate Ed Judy Perdue Feature Ed Preston Holli s Bus Mgr J Ogerg Johnny Harrison Business Mgr Linda Greene Society Ed Elton Kelly Circulation F Q ' r -X , W 4 Mei a , X . '-fl' I S is ' - , ,J , 2, I1 f , ' 5 , . vu on , T .' i as ' C .u g v i c vi, N -A il f l - ' v cg , I wt' K ' ' X A.. , ', ,Q . Q K' . U' s. K i ,- :N Q- V A if S, 3 - ELM: 'ba 1 .4 , . Q-55 '42 fi 7' 5 N25-. If . . ,rf Spanish Club .... Christmas Pinanta Traditional Spanish Club Celebration Parties, gay music, and surprises all combine to make the Spanish Club i Q 'j a more enjoyable club in which to be ' ll Q l a member. The traditional pinata at Christmas time was accompanied with candy, and Spanish carols. This year the third year students ventured to Monterrey, Mexico, for a most exciting trip. Ending the club Q activities for the year, a Spanish banquet was held to complete an im- ua- as. p , pressive year. A Nw, -L Merlene McDonald, Luan Phillips, and Ester Nava practice their parts for En la cocina a skit meaning the Kitchen , which will be presented to the Spanish clas PRESIDENT T ere sa Smith i ESPANA 47 fr' ff . :ff ': ' 4 n '0un. Elvira Diaz, Kay Loveland, Luan Phillips, Mary Jane Engstrom, Gabriel Fierro, Butch Nurn- berg, Bill Hensley, Janie Griffin, and Gloria Sosa are listening to tape recordings of conver- sations inSpanish. This is a new device which helps the students to become more familiar with the actual speaking of the Spanish language. 16 LATI CLUB Latin Club Holds Annual Roman Banquet This Sprlng The Latin Club centers its activities toward one big event per year, a Roman-style ban quet. Wearing self-designed Roman attire the students dine in an atmosphere similar to the festivals of Caesar's reign. Each week, in the classroom, a different display shows the many ways in which Latin is usedin everyday life. Thesedisplays are prepared by second year Latin students QNX U- Dolores Bill Jane Wayne and Mary Locke review several of the New I' ngland state mottoes in Latin it ,Q Kay Donald Eddie and Lyn study another poster made by the Latin class The poster shows many picturesque European cities and landmarks 'Z' Eddie Kinney PRESIDENT ,gm 4-if Learning to sing songs in Latin is the favorite study of Lyn Mary Locke Jane Kay and Dolores SHURTHA lD CLUB Sliortliiiiitl llecoiiiiiig Populiii' Studi Ainong High School Senior Girls The Shorthand Club is coniposed of the rnemhers in Secretarial Training. Yearly officers are elected by the club. Each day there is dictation .ind tran- scription from the lessons. Typing is included as part of the study. The Shorthand Club has various activities including a luncheon which was attended this year. The club also has visited various places of business enabling them to understand secretarial work more fully if 'C' Peggy Isaacks files the transcribed letters Judi Shields which were typed from Shorthand notes PRESIDENT oQ, ua. '--I In second hour Secretarial Training Pat Sherry Mary Jane Rosemary Dee and Shirley type the days lesson which was dictated earlier to them 18 I rs 1. . ii - -Y H' f Y .J ' A I - O 0 'f f , , C ' -T ' Ar is! Q. X vi X Q X ' , U T2 ' ' 55, N , .r .9 M ' I ,Q . . A . I I , Y I l lxlYCLl3 X L Xl illfif tlOI'giYl1 ww l e 1 lllilylilffl 1nrnmypro3cctsth1s ye r tvs K1w1n lm lu c selll und: ry I'1V1lPLf d Q ,mu L Q hex h ive lrrmwd lfli tropl y Q isa 1 ral f nonex for thelr r. u -45 -JSP' VN ayne 'V aughn PR P SIDENT K lthleen Thomas SVN EETHEART n S Offlcers of the Key Club are Wayne Vaughn The Key Club sponsored adance 1n honor of then' Sweetheart B111 and Marllyn seem to we enjoymg themselves B1ll French, and Benny Edwards J u, l ' . lx L' LI ll lw Sxx'ccrl1c41I'r llamu llllll lllls lxlll .V l 'V Cfluls ns ,ln xntf-rn. X, 2 'za- ,,ln:. sp-msfwr:-rl Hy the- Ki w 115 fllub. th y l.fVl'11' '. ' 1 ' A' S .l H.. LQ,--,f E U, r:f'r'zl1z'rS haw- lu-lpc-cl H- ' f is MEI :MII gun' , i rl, '- hl-ips-1 ln Q - 'ng r1lL1'1efwrt'.f'1r ljfilllfilil' Suppc'r,an:1nnual llfffllr L1-lfl in lu-ru-lit ' l ,jf 'hil- ,iy-.r,, 'Muzwrly Ofltvr ' je Ie, 1' I' 1 . zlzwrlz-cl :mi ru I ' ' 1' X2 ' f nd AY sfffl wmp to f S' Y Y' I Nl b. 1' X' .1 fl TN Q I ,A -, .' -f A W.. -W-Q 4 EDR Q Y D VOCATIO AL l L Nancy Davis VIC SWEETHEART JZQQ D.W. , Nancy, Roe, and Jane are spending the afternoon at the Midland Youth Center attending a VIC meeting held there. DUSTRIAL CLUB VICGOCS To State Mcct In Galveston Activities of the VIC have been well planned and en- joyed by all members. At the first of the year an initiation for new members was held followed by a coke party. Other activities have included a steak party, a weiner roast, a Christmas party, and an Employer Banquet. To raise money, the club sold tickets at 50 cents apiece for a rifle. Some of this money was used for their trips. A District Meeting was held at Lubbock and there was also one at Levelland. Nancy Davis was elected as Sweetheart in Levelland. The club attended the State Meeting at Galveston. ,IS Nancy, Barbara, and Linda have an enjoyable time at the weiner roast sponsored by the club. Z0 DISTRIBUTI E EDUCATIO 4 f' 4 . .. 1 4. I'IL'L u c 'or T ' D I' lhe Steppxng Stone to Success was the thcmc tstd al the binquf t elven for employers at the Desert Sands Ihls lCt1V1ty was a most 1rnportant one held by the r luh In thc IIOTTTCCOTHIHQ Parade then' float W1lI'ltIlPlIlf me of Our W orld R evolves Around Yo.1 won fxrst place At thc D1str1ct D E meet1ng held m San Angelo Glenda Mahoney won f1rst place 1n the essay contest Delegates to the State Conven tlonwere Jo Ann Lane presldent of the club Glenda Mahonmx, lloyd lmdsey and James Wh1tef1eld Other off1cc rs lnclude Jeannette Culwell v1ce prf q1dent Betsy Pool secretary BLSS16 Sm1th treasurer Ind Carol Ann Vhlson reporter At the State Convent1on 1n Fort Worth these four f1nal1sts from Amarmllo El Paso Corpus Chr1st1 and Denton competed for the t1tle of Queen The nommee from Denton was chosen Thxs band played for the State Conventlon Banquet and Dance held 1n the Hotel Texas Ballroom Zl lD,bx lf Bessle Smlth D E SWEETHEART lux 1 W xc' Q 4' x xx Glenda Mahoney won a scholarsh1p to San Angelo College at the West Texas Area Con ventxon To w1n th1s scholarsh1p she wrote an essay How Advert1s1ng Affects O Lxves whlch wlll be sent to the natlonal contest I3 I CIuIw Hu ISuII ir Bt I I I V hc Year f' It 4 ' ' 1 'I 1 . Y f .- 5 l . I - 4 3. Il V 'll ' . 1 ' ' . . ' 1 A S . T . ' ' . l Y I I In r .5 rl I I , N . . A . . I , , 1 Y A I taptlivili New 9? I w+Qjf.,Mjp 17 . ' pf -.1m5csi,4 e ',.ff- I .I ' I I , I ' ' ur BIBLE CL B Presentation Of Cllirisrrnus Storv Given BV Bible Club ThcBibleClub has an active agenda with various activities. The Club's project for the school is the donation of books of religion and Christianity to the library in order to broaden that area -L through reading. Religious assemblies at K Christmas and Easter are presented by the A 4' club. Trips to interesting parts of Texas are visited by members. As a money-raising pro- ject, they have sold Ten Commandment book- 14 markers. . 3:--'AM .4 The Bible and its interpretations is being studied by Becky, Jerry, and Edith. rs 4' N l 4 . , X Ag lx ' x 3 . iw Thomas, Edna, and Jackie study a map of the Holy land in their Bible. Several first semester members were Mary, .Terry and Pennie are working on a poster Fan, Marie, and Pennie. Z2 which will be used in the study of the Bible. uns L l L C h lI'lLS Crum As Sportsm fhe M 1Jor's Club IS an organlzatxon for g1rls lnterested mn phys1cal educatlon as acareer The club COHSISY of Z0 members and club off1cers I One of thc club s mam actlvltles was the el ct1on of CharlesCvreenasSportsman Other act1v1t1es xncluded l Christmas party and an outlng at Lake Thomas wluch lncluded p1cn1c1ng and water skung Mlss Waggoner serves as sponsor Jarue Ph1ll1ps PRESIDENT ll'Z. ,.,.. MAIQR S CLUB Charles Green SPORTSMAN A X .... Sherry IS checklng out several rackets to Carol Ann Club members often en-joy a good game of badmmton 1 Q- rv Elana Patterson and M1ss Waggoner take a look The gleam 1n Marg1e's eye must mean that she lt the volleyball record of the Steerettes It approves of Jan1e's new volleyball un1form must be a good one Z3 9 I M11 Cl 1h il 'cts l Q1 A H 5 Q Q .1 5 4 , ' . 4 . . , . I 5 C lk D 1-C, h 1 v f ' ig rw v , '.- C ' 'W g ' .ik I gf W X 2' ., 1 5 , . . . 5 -4 F ' if Y C 'vo I 434-,iffy , , , .xx v -g I' 5 A,- .A C' I s A ...nf ' U 'I F3 'f ,., . R - g '2I1Qs,.l l 2 'ii I FUTURE HOMEM Bobbie Newman serves punch and cook1es made by the homemaking girls They served at the National Honor Society Installation KER OF AMERICA Activities Vary Among Members Of FHA The FHA has a full agenda. Projects cover various fields. Such projects include: in- stallation, clothes for overseas, better family living, Christmas cards, careers in homemaking, beautification of school and community FHA Week, State Meeting in Dallas civil defense and March of Dimes The Dreamboy Banquet is an activity which honored Jackie Thomas as a Dreamboy Preparation for this was anticipated by all chapters in homemaking -3 Helping to make the homemaking banquet a success are Dee Arm Mickey I mda Rose mary and Kay They are to serve refresh ments Z4 is la., Fo' Members of FHA have cleaned and dressed many dolls for the Christmas Cheer Drive Dee Ann Sherry and Mickey are a few who have helped 1n this project . F, S. ' - f , ' ' I' I 4 Y . 'f ox : 7 - - f i 1, ,C M l 'Q K. '.. .lst V - 1 A p Q , , - -D fgfg, , x- p -' F' J in Q A X- X 3- .7 X A I 3 ' - ' ' X CN A .f A ' i i Q J '- is N' ' , i Q ' ' 1 I . , V7 if ' X A F '1 ji H .i ' f - 1' . f' ' i ' , ' r-. K - - - fy H -..L 4. , 1 . ,I kr , Q ii ,vw . A ff Q ' A is ' ' A it F ' ' If it W, E . ' - , - In-4 ,cur f, x - ' ' 1 n i - Ch lptcr Members SIFIVC For Goals N 14- 5.4- D is if Chapter I homemakers are puttmg then' COOk1ng skllls to prachre Catherme Jena Beverly 'ih1r1ey Brenda La Verne and Joxre are preparmg a supper we-1-,,,: 7f'f 'Milli The Chapter III homemakers are worlung on decoratlons for thexr Drearnboy Banquet BUSIIY at thelr Jobs are Modesta, Jo Ann, -Tackle Thomas I ill 'E' J1 .A Chapter II homemakers Sh1r1ey Beverly Brenda Bobb1e Pennle and Fredda are ar rangmg place cards and favors to be used at thelr banquet 'ra 'PSX 'iz Mamlyn, Lana, M1Ck9Y, Mane, Sherry, FHA DREAMBOY Sus1e , and Annette Zn 1 - N N ' M W 1 -1 f y L A. , . na . D J , , X Q y v V . .4 . 4 ,, f , v 4 . . M MW , 1, l I '- ' . E ff.. , 'F - 1 . X ' Q- A 4 ' X I D L, . 7 ' ' . I CQ '- , ,. Q -4 4 . .1 U q N , ' ' A A f I I ' l SSH: r Q ' 4 L I r sv'-ztlf-n 1 . , - 4, g 1 -, 4' r , ' - 'A' ' 1, 5' . ' .uf .1 . aj , ' J. V V. I .' -ff-T-WA...-.....- ' u f . fa 2' 5 A 1' - V' s K u- HRM 'X ' ' A ' A - J x ' ' 'V 1 ef: fy Ms V- 67 ft 3 , .. X V ,A ' FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA are .Terry Ronnie Dickie Mr Vines and Joe Honors Claimed At Judging 5 PM kw-' Contest Held ln Kansas City The FFA have been a traveling team this year. To start the school year off with a bang, the members went to Kansas City, Missouri, to a Judging Contest. Several honors such as a silver emblem, won by the team gold emblem .Timmy Engle silver emblem Charles Engle bronze emblem Eddie Whitaker were brought home Other contests were held at Alpine Lubbock and A8rM They have attended Livestock Shows at Abilene Houston and El Paso Mr Vines instructor gives a few pointers to the boys about Judging before members leave for one of their out of town trips 854 EL RAM :K 'fi i .A,, ,',, FIRST Q ni as 'stt Jimmy Engle points out the importance of Straight A students in the Agriculture department selecting good livestock while Charles Ronnie are Rip Larry Robert and Tommy Clifford and Charles look on fff fff j ' 1 9 'ff:'f,Q 5 , ' ' 9 ,ff 4 - . 1 I , - 8 ' l I 1 Welding is part of the study in FFA. Pictured here J ' I ' . l ' ' I ' 'ii' 4 , g y i l ,L K B K is W- limi ' 1 l . ' ' - A ' T I W .X gr M H Q y y W QE i. T 1 k SW -'Q A 1 sw C tg . A Q 7 '- ' , .H Q .X W ,, X z.. .' Y Q' '...' : if N , I W A Q , M 5 I of Y Q f . 'kits F faq, 4 'asia ! f I I I ' i o SCIENCE CLUB ' L. 1 1 BSHS Starts New Stltntt Club W1th the growth of the student body and the school ltself have come new areas of 1n terest The Sc1ence Club has organlzed th1s year as aresult of 1nterest1n the many flelds of SCICHCC The programs are d s1gned to be lnfo mauve rather than enter ta1n1ng wh1le st1ll be1ng xnterestxng The programs range from the Theory ofRelat1 v1ty to aerodynanucs m Mary Jane Enstrom exarrunes some elements whlch w1ll be used 1n an experlment 1n the chemlstry room IV 'Y B 1ll Parsons PRESIDENT -'fa NH Mack Green seems very Concerned about hls Marmlee Cole p1cks out the equrpment she must Pxperxment Thls laboratory work IS requxred USS to Solve her eXP9I'11 f1em of every chem1stry student Z7 TRI HI Y Sen1or Tr1 H1 Y club members plan a pro gram for the1r last year Punky Darlene and Kathleen gne each other a few sugges t1ons Jun1or Tr1 H1 Y members hope that the new YMCA w1ll be open for them next year Mal1nda Carolyn Cel1a and Iva Nell have opt1m1st1c looks 1 H1 Y C lulws bprlng Prosgrlms Thxs year the ma1n projects for the Tr1 H1 Ywere money r11s1ng projects One such project was sellxng candy as the sen1or club d1d Each club set up the1r own goals and trxed to ach1eve them At each meetmg a devotlonal was g1ven and there were programs on var1ous subjects The act1v1t1es 1n cludedaF1reofFr1endsh1p aCarn1val mov1es skxts and SOC13lS ln- T if 'Q Teen Talks are often glven by club members. Fredda speaks Whlle Netta Kay, Lynn, Wanda, 28 Mrs Baker, Judy, Jean, and Jo Ann of the Sophomore Tr1 H1 Y look on HI Y C uw lom In To Help The Blllldllnlif Fu lhe H1 Y clubs haw done a great deal of work for the Y by help1ng Wlth the Gra Y wh1ch IB 511-ads sclool Y groups lnd1x1dua1 members have taken over the respons1b111ty of teach1ng these ch11dren the me imng of the YMCA The H1 Y aCt1V1t1CS 1nc1ude many sports such as pmg pong trampelme and basketball They have also a1ded the Bu11d1ng Fund by var1ous projcgts 'T ,rw Sen1or H1 Y members begm to plan for the1r trlp to Austm Several members W1l1 part1c1pate 1n the Youth 1n Government program there P1ctured above are James Howard B111 Benny Ken Buddy and Mr Basden Mb' The H1 Y COUHC11 p1ans the agenda for all clubs to present to then' 1nd1v1dua1 ubs each Monday n1ght Jane, Shlrley, James Howard, and B111 are talung suggestlons from some of the Counc11 Z9 111-Y ll 15. I ' 1 ' U .L nd 1-, lr. V A .VJ -X , 1 11 , fr I A .N x 3 E of f . X 1 I a J' I ,If 1 I . 7--I' A J 5 4 1- A L. X I 1- Q . , , . 4 Llw N-'V' ,Al Irene Rudd PRESIDENT Ll Ilfl C BR RY CLUB luw Mamlxrs C my On Iwsrntul Dumb The L1brary Club IS made up of the l1brary ass1stants who volunteer the1r serv1ces to check books IH and out repazr and shelve them and to help IH the processmg of new books Then' other dutles xnclude the care of magazlnes keep records of book flnes and payments keep bulletln boards attract1ve and most lmportant of ill 1S he-lp1ng thelr fellow students to flnd any 1nform'1t1on thcy m1ght need The club members make xt posslble for the l1brar11n to get her regular work done wlthout Countless 1nterrupt1ons L1brary club members have var1ous dutles to fulflll Barbara xs busy processmga newbook whxle Jean looks Carolyn and June, l1b1-ary ass1stants, stamp and check out books to Jamce and Sue 30 S . , . . . . L J . 14 4. . A , . , , I , , . ' I ! Y Y I '- , . . .K I . 4 -.1 ' ' wh I. ' ' Xl Y x nf . f On. COURT JE TER Court .lcstcrs Hold Annual Banquet The Court Jesters have presented two school plays this year, First was Time Out for Ginger , the junior play, followed by Heaven Can Wait , the senior play. Members have contributed their talents to the shows which have been highly successful. The club meetings are held twiceamonth. Club members entertain with skits, monologues, and talent shows. At the end of the year Academy Awards are presented to the best actor and 'Qt fb. actress, the best technician, and the two best Thespians. Activi- 111' Qi l ties include a Sweetheart Banquet and a Masquerade Ball. fg- Lyn Anderson PRESIDENT 'Q Officers Lyn Anderson president Kay McG1bbon vice president .Terilynn McPherson secretary Jackie Clark treasurer Mary Locke Crossland scribe JY' X ime Out for Ginger a play presented this fall includes a cast of many Court .Testers Pictured at curtain call are Fiveash Burleson Franklin Pickle Brown Wilkenson Heflm Pierce William son Schulte 31 C 'a .1.:?'? A 5? pf ' I , ' Q ' , . - . 9 . , z . , s , ' . 'A aaa . U I 4 A I . . 4 ' it ,, 5: F A C ' .39-3'f '. - A 1 Q 'gt 1 . . ' f l ' ..f- if is . l . I K C -Y ' . ' ss ' F - ti .1 J l 5 8 I x ci' ' 1 1' , 'r . 1 , . 4 - I v 5 Ig , . . i .g 5 f f Y I Q , 1 , .. n g t , r ' IIT ' ' vu , ' ' . ' . b , , ' p . 1 1 ' 1 . 1 . 1 ' , . JU IOR I-IISTORIANS Interestmg Trlps Enpoytd By All Members The Jr H1stor1anC1ub has been very act1ve thls past year havmg 95 members The mam act1v1t1es have mcluded m terestlng tr1ps to Monahans State Park Moss Sprxngs Longhorn Caverns and Bxg Bend Nat1onaI Park For a money ra1s1ng project the members had a car ,., wreck' booth at the Fall Festxval v A Jr H1stor1an magazme 18 xssued to members every two weeks wh1ch mcluded an artxcle wr1tten by Lyn Anderson a second year member R andy Hensley PRESIDENT mm ,as frw .v.-Eve' T1me out for a b1te to eat for Mary Ella L1nda The sand dunes of Monahans State Park are very Peggy and Kenny on then' V1S1t to the sand dunes beaut1fu1 and lots of fun for those travehng over them 1n the sand buggy 013 Mr Yates gets qu1te a thr1ll from r1d1ng 1n the sand buggy also a lxttle shaky 32 S . . S . 7 A I A A i Q , 1 l . . , I ' 6' x - r ,Q Q . I , . I ,Q , . . . . , . Q G, 2 , Fr i '..., N -V , . J t V T 4 I ,K 3, . 1 , 2,-T f. ,if 'J . at-as ,K Q ,Ar--M. ' r- ' 4-4 s ' A, i ' . ' -'U va N- ' S '4 Q I . 3 I. . . . , . , , . 1 S ' Q ' 4' x All Xxx ' . 4 iw ' m g X w 3.1 V4 l xl 3 ' S . ,QE fp T lim 1' o I K1 ,SQ . . . . . . - 1 . PEP S UAD Pep Squad Performs At Football Game Half-Times. This year the Pep Squad consists of 120 members, who aroused much school spirit in many activities. Many sold membership tickets for the Quarterback Club and sold candy as their money-raising project. During football and basketball season, the Pep Squad marched at the half-time. The card section was most effective at the games. The senior members of the Pep Squad received black and gold letter jackets 4 h' . t 15 year Pat Rogers PRESIDENT r uf3'l A ,Qs The members of the Pep 'Squad are assembled at the television station where a. pep rally is about to be televised FU Hx .,.. . 6 'Qs ff? V' U Charlene Pat Lana Lyn and Gloria present Off1cers Pat Rogers Cam1lleHefley Charlene H versionof the can can at a football half time Campbell La Verne Carter Lyn Anderson Fredda Bonifield Glor1a Coker Judy Perdue, 33 and Marilyn Bxgham , 5, f , , ,. . N .Q 1 , P P ' ja- . .. ' w 1 4. . wg-kv' :V I i ' 'Fai , nilaggft-.K - ' ' K :l!'2 I, m N ' - ' F. ,, X B- . D N- ' my g . , .4-ref Pura in s I! A, , N, ., pu. .F - k - H ' xg' Q 7 ,, . . 1 4J 'X T T r' z T ! P e xwt J it Q ,tl .,,T,ix4, Q. .t j' Q X It. I I KU' P 1 1 1 1 ' z ' . ' ' - '- D . x 1 1 . . , . , ATIO AL HO OR SGCIETY Nux Member Ant Wgleomnd BX Formxl IIINIIHIFIOU The Nat1onal Honor Soclety brlngs to a close the second successful year of 1ts exxstence The Honor Socxety 1S cogn1zed as the most outstandmg or gan1zat1on1n BSHS The members have fa1thfully contr1buted the1r trme to furt he r 1 n g scholarsh1p leadersh1p character and servlce ID the school The success 1S due to the great xnterest and backlng from Mrs Reta Weeg and M1ss Colleen Slaughter htm Isabel Montez rec e1ves a carnatlon and the Honor SOC1ety p1n from Rosemary Don1ca at the formal 1nstallat1on of new Natlonal Honor Soc1ety members A PRESIDENT Eddl e Krnney The refreshment stand at basketball games has been the ma1nproJect for the Honor Soc1ety members He1p1ng to serve some dehghted players 34 are Marxlyn Jo Ann Jane and Sh1rley T , , . . S -, . 1 , Y L f 2 L I . . . . re- gl 1 ' A n '- . ' K , . -xl ' I p ,. K R X A , . ij .1 Y . . . 1 L . 1... A gs H50 - Il Jkvoi T A Q - ' I I 1 l ' If ATIQ AL THESPIA SOCIETY National Thcspians Help In Thc Production Of y ug, - School Plays The Nat1onal Thesplan Soclety IS honored group of future actors and actresses who carry on work to help mn the presentat1on of profess1onal plays on our own stage Many mem bers have played major roles 1n such plays as T1me Out for Glnger and Heaven Can Wa1t W1th the gu1dance and good dlrectlon from Mr Ph111p Wayne B1gSpr1ngI-hgh School students have seen some of the fmest enterta1n ment IH B1g Spr1ng Preparmg the stage for the presentatzon of the Jr Class play are Kaye Lyn M1ke and Janet idlf' Janet Heflm and L1da Fxveash put Glor1a .Tackxe Sue and Charlene are work On qulte a show 1n ' Txme Out for 1ng on the wardrobe and scenery which w11l Gmger be used 1n the play Q . . . . an f we V - - if .J X YI ' ' ll K lk' ll ' lv - ' I . . . 5 X , . . ' I I I i I I . ! ' .A s Q If . a T ily! , 1 v A rg ,.- . . 2 I , h .- T A L, V V I . . . . , . , , -D . . , . . . ' ll. 35 ' . BAND Formations At Half-Time Presented By B.S.H.S. Band For the past two years, under the direction and able leadership of Doug Wiehe, the band has developed in its size and has progressed in its musicianship. As a reward for the efforts expended by the members, they re- ceived as an extra contest , atrip to Enid, Oklahoma. The Booster Club has worked hard this year in order to strengthen their funds for the future. Congratulations are due to all members for their fine perform- ances at half-time during football season. 1 . -W, , , . -------- va -.-U., Uauu is practicing on the clarinet while Mr. Wiehe, thg band director, looks on. S 3 s' QQQAQ' ii' 'H' 'I' 'Q i'i-lqiilf-li '2r-' A-4 -A' FIRST ROW: Engstrom, Soldan, Palmer. SECOND ROW: Bouie, Roger, Bishop, Osborne THIRD ROW: Chapman, Rankin, Hughes, Collen, Kennedy, Hodges, Williams, Rice. FOURTH ROW: Dunagan, Latson, Griffith, Morgan, Green, Branch, Webb, Hiltbrunner, Molina, Brazza Stanland, Petterson, Davis. FIFTH ROW: Beck, Hall, Bennett, Dominquez, Minee, Bonnek Wiehe. 36 I 2 6 1 4 1 . 1 FRONT ROW Palmer B1shop Engstrom Soldan Burnett Clawson Ada1r BACK ROW Latson Dunagan Gr1ff1th Dav1s Thompson Crownover W1111ams 'S ham flfk 'l.ru1 FIRST ROW Rxchardson Burnett Clawson Ada1r bECOND ROW Padd1ck Eubanks Craw ford Thompson Crownover THIRD ROW Johnson, Gafford Ph1lley Fweash Anderson Loveless Clemmons Clark FOURTH ROW Brooks Patton Chadd Hxltbonner, Rutledge Waters Blyth 37 I ' , ' 1 1 . .1 A F .. L . : 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - L 'Q 'V V' 1 x, , I i Q 1 n 1 1 1 4 . ,. ' Q f 5 A E ' z 1 K , 'iw .un ' O 9 . . W . 9 ' 2 . ..,,. K. . - . 1 .- 1 . ,-,l ' V 4, 1. q-ri, X' 5 . 1 I 1 - I A ...1 . - , T ' A ' 'r 'W' V'--'-'J M ei., ,l:-g-1 -F ,W t I t i r A t t e - 1- L I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - I 1 1 1 1 1 1 - : 1 1 1 1 , . TWIRLERS PRACTICE Soldm And Engstrom Mxkt All butt Bmd The B S H S twirlers who have performed Mary Jane and Kathleenhave other talents rather their many talents on the football field at half than twirling Mary Jane plays the clarinet and time are Kathleen Soldan Mary Jane Engstrom Kathleen plays the saxophone Lillian Burnett and Mike Bishop Mike Bishop finishes up a twirling routine while band members look on. They are performing for the televised pep rally. 38 A CAPELLA CHOIR FRONT ROW Howard Reynolds Burns Ray Coleman Rudd Oliphant Flanragan Wennik BACK ROW Jack son McFlrath Sweeney Kendrick Smith Newsom Ha ris Patterson Archer Ware Smith Colvard Evans I-lickson Griffin B.S.H.S. Choir Takes Trip To Luke Brownwood The A Cappella Choir, composed of twenty-six members, have helped to benefit the school by their many acti- vities. They have participated in the Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter assemblies. Choir members have worked long and hard this year on their money-raising projects in order that they might make their trip to Lake Brownwood. They held a bake sale, a box supper, and a square dance which proved to be very successful ventures Practice makes perfect Shirley June Jan A duetby Maryand June is being rehearsed with Pennie Mary and Dolores must review and Dolores before presentation at an assembly practice each song they are to sing 39 CAMPUS ACTIVITIES Webb Air Force Base's presencein Big Spring adds about S75, 000 per year to our schools' income as a direct grant from the Federal Government. As the need is established, addition of Federal grants are received to construct new school buildings to house children of Webb personnel. Wt-bb's total payroll, civilian and military, is ap- proximately Sl7, 500, 000 annually. The approximate annual purchase of supplies in Big Spring amounts to Sl,800,000. The fuel consumed annually: Jet fuel UP--ll 30,000,000 gallonsg 100 octane gaso- line, 600,000 gallonsg automotive gasoline, 24,000 gallons. The number of pilots at Webb is 700, and these pilots .fly approximately 90,000 hours per year. It costs Webb 565,000 to train each pilot at Webb A.F.B. ,K-.A j, 11. up 0 - 5 -Q Q. W L. we-'mi-' 'TW New Year Begins At B. .H.S. Once again the old school bell rang and the doors of the auditorium opened for the tradi- tional opening assembly. As traditional, the assembly consisted of speeches, receiving schedules, and introduction of the faculty. For the seniors it was the beginning of a great senior yearg for the lowly sophomores it will be the beginning of their fun-filled high school daysg and it was the beginning of a year of accomplishment for the juniors, who would study, have fun, and most especially tolerate the boastful high and mighty seniors and the silly sophomores. paw .5 I 'ml' 'W' 4 ,149 ,af II! 3 ,nv 4,3453-Sim, wma lt w1ll be another mne months before the school looks as peaceful bare and lonely as lt dxd before Act1v1t1es and stud1es w1ll be-gm and there w1ll be nexer an extra mom ent t1l May turns round James Stephens Presldent of the Student Body wmll be a great part of these 43 IQ: fx It l giiKl gl ACTIVITIES BEGAN WITH A BANG B S H The sen1or class off1cers Benny Katxe and Sharron get Tlght to work w1th the plans for the year A few 'howdy dances were necessary to start the new school year off No sooner had classes begun than d1d the 6XC1t1Hg e1ect1ons or class offxcers begxn Sherry and Mary votmg cha1rmen spent many gag -5' 44 long hours countlng votes The sophomores reCe1ved and wore then' beames w1th SXPTGSSIOHS sxnnlar to those of Cleo Jane and Bud The Student Counc1l IS the backbone of all the act V1t16S The members worked at a steady pace all year -1 Football Season Brings Fun As Well As Work Football season brought thundering pep rallies exciting games, and satisfying barbeques. Also along with it came hours and hours of planning and hard work to make the season a successful one. J' S' 'N . 'HE-fl .nffw W ., - if lf Football Queen Crowned Band Queen Presented The night of the Homecoming game was an exciting one for Judy Reagan and Beverly Osborn who were presented as Football Queen and Band Sweetheart. Judy and Beverly were both very deserving girls. 47 SEE ,273 -IN ff X 3 School Play Makes Big Hit 1. 2 1:1 -'Q' -as T1mc Out For Gmgcr Was Very Successful Cast IN ORDER OF THEIR APPEARANCE Lune the maxd Lxda Fxvealh Agnes Carol Sue Brown Howard Carol Gary Pickle Joan thexr daughter age 18 Jeanette Heflin Jeanme thexr daughter age l6 Charlene wxllllnlldh Gtnger thexr daughter age 14 Beverly Franklin Eddie Davin an athlete Joan :boyfriend Tommy Wxlkinum Tommy Green Ginger I boy frxend Tommy Buxlelon Mr Wxllon the bxgh school prmcxpal Warren Schulte Ed Hoffman bankpresident Howard Carol lbou Bob Pierce Gwyn Warren, Tommy, and Beverly spent many hours of work and many hours of fun workmg on the play Bullggxmcs, Pcprallics, Tens, Assemblies, And A Pgxrndc Made Homecoming Successful Jo Ann Ebling, escorted by Pete Green, was crowned Homecoming Queen during the halftime activities of the Midland football game. She was presented flowers by James Stephens. Looking on are: Gorden Dickenson, Shirley Terry, Terry Stanley, and Katie Thomas. The Cheerleaders lead the crowd in spirited yells at the large Homecoming bonfire. 44 The parade in- cluded many floats and cars from different organizations. N.. Many Activities Arc A Success Bcciusc Of The Hard Work Of Many Qrginizitions Jimmy Whitefield shows his project in F. F. A. The boys spent many hours working on their projects. Glenda, Kay, and Bill seem to be thinking real hard in their third year Spanish class. Wonder if they understand it? Mr. Worley presented the National Honor Society at assembly. I' L1 -4 Katie TilOIll2lS, Key Cluh Sweetheart Presented Ar Dance Eddie Kinney presented Katie Thomas as Key Club Sweetheart at a dance held by the club. Don Anderson, Sherry Lurting, James Stephens, Carolyn Sewell, Bill French, Katie and Eddie all seem to be having a wonderful tlme. vw., A k,:Pff.,i , I ' Q C fr' X .,- W s 1 f J' 1y McG1bbon Crow nad Hlrvcst uccn Kay McG1bbon was crowned Harvest Queen at the annual Harvest Dance Runners up 1nc1uded .Taret Carpenter escorted by Jack1e Thomas and C1aud1e Self corted by Robert Carr Kay was escorted by Benny Edwards -3'-lb-Q-'3. 9' in-. V, Ai n tv l?9M ' now fm ua J oATS ul IA BITS '94 -NU, 'N Eg 423 7' Food And Tow For Izvcrxom On Lhrlstmls Mxss Anderson s second perlod class d1str1buted food for the needy Mamlyn B1gham admlres the dolls that the home nxakmg gn-ls dressed 55 I - , e f' 2' A r' 1 f 'i . 2, Q A 1 'S if 4' .T if 'QE-I 'J 2' - V ' 4 'f rx 5 N Q K, , , A E , A . lg 'A ' D ' If .- ' -I 4, ' 'C-L ,. W ' x f ww -. ' -M 'dn ,mt 1:1 0 V t m ,, A ' nm, lg , di X 145:15 'I E - ' 4 3 C 1 'Q M1 ,g K eq S f W L . , i . . V' I if L Xxntyc' Ak? ' ' 485 -Y If if 1 ,QL x 1 A ' ' S 1 ' I 4 1 I. - - - K-L VE P Q ' fl Q1 CHRISTMAS BROUGHT HAPPY SMILFS SMILES to School Beauty Best All Arounds and Class Favor1tes when they were presented at the Chnstmas Formal Pam Benny Peg Benny Mahnda Judy Edd1e Betty and Alf all seemed to enJoy themselves at the dance Other students seemed equally as happy when Santa assured them that he would stop at then' houses .4 , at . ' I 0 , . 9 1 1 I 1 1 y 7 9 1 9 1 . liill French and Wayne Fields were presented with awards for the best athlete and the player with the highest grades. Everyone seems to be enjoying themselves it the Sadie Hawkins Dance and at K1d's Day if x X, N -I ' 2 ir, N I 5 2 wik- 'S TT ' aw I Y-'fr ,,,., x A x The Follic- Ui Assembly l31'cmL1Kgl1t A Vieinmiul' Of Laughter. The Follles G1or1a ROS16 rf1d1 o YLS x acts a that was 41d durmg the pantomme by Gary and Cherly Jerdyn McPherson entertalned w1th a pantorrnne of n Old Fashxoned G1r1 Th1S 1S an old fasluoned g1r1'7 q'A --1 . fe . J 4 f ff'- 'D . gf if. Vx - 'W ' if-gy Jackie Thomas gives a big smile ,wx ,if f' as he is crowned F. H. A. Dreamboy by Janie Phillips. The crowning took place at the annual Sweetheart Banquet. These kids seem a bit ill after the banquet. What's the matter Benard, did the food leave a bad 6 Q-.x taste in your mouth? ff' .I nek ie Thom as Presented As Fl i A Dream Boy At Sweethewt Bfmquet The F H A g1r1s presented .Tack1e Thomas as the1r dreamboy at a sweetheart banquet lame Ph1111ps presented h1m and Beverly Alexander xntroduced the prograrn B111 Edd1e and Benny were qu1te a show w1th then' aet L, -A C Ka 'L uit tlg f C w s nxaue p the mfmh re f lk d1'11r1a glass of 1' hold tha IT annual www oil f rt Bauquct The program of Llu l mquct xc. ill fun and ui B111 and Lyn fmd somethxng to laugh about What's the Joke k1ds'7 no Qpm ilu rs Mary Ella Ralf' and hfr date sec m to be enjoyxng the Hanna after the banquet 0 Y Iudith Shields Crowned Basketball Queen At Faculty Game Could sorneone be booing Mr. Worley because of his refereeing? ff Y X..-f ixa 3 if 4 Coach Malouf, are you playing golf or teaching lt? Personalities These silhouettes of today will be the realities of tomorrow. In a very short time the students of B, S. H. S. will no longer be looking in on all the accomplishments of our older genera- tions. They will step into the shoes of their elders and meet success with a determined mind. 64 N QA- I IO o- ' Q s K I -all 1 nf . 111'- -. 1 . 'Qx - wif . . fra A 9 - sf 5 Q . xf rm, . M M , ,r , .I ' 1 4 gf ' ll , ,s - x :if A F.: . A, 1 fi 5 f 5 . v 4 El 1 K 1 Av .gf 'i if V 54 1,M -.2 , r 5 V I 51 LQS4 2 r fi ,.: H ' . i - 2 ,f ' ., ' Y l J A I: 4, ,ff ..,-.ii 4, h :.. all I 1 fl 5.:v: f, ,' ,fy f A -, 414' wf.F, t . . 9? I 1: ,jrifj I ny, 5 li' 1 I V 1 Q I ,., 4 K' l ' I 'l 1 uf ' - f' K Q 'nts' , - M' 'lv .X-'Q -- . .fl ,Ku 1 I ELLI, X, . y 3 fp:-, 'LV' J' 'fN',.-.. 4' V K .:. 1 P91 :Q . 1 f , ' ' 4 Be All A' d Q-- Judy Rcagin 66 3 'in- fi' Best All-Around Boy Benny MCCf11fy' Q. .SF ,YA K k,.:Y...k ' ' Jr . Q X Q-1? Uv I K :U g -at ,V,1., . if gy ,galil . .1 jp' gf? 5995- -0 X '51 1 +A . 13. L ,' A i , 845.23213 X . 14- e k -7 W1 2?fX4'q7ig , .A ,kk ,-.1 1 Q: I t 3 A if , , 5. ith -, .5,'g:,jJ..-'ft' .1 .e refs, mln, YQ f ' fl. 'i n .1 fi, , ', gf? f if , 'W' ' Qi?'iQ.2-ef55.l'ffe ff. ,r ' gm e f M ef '5.:x4.y ' I Awful .Rx Wi'fANX! 3s4 I hugfii-?'7 , Q vi? 'I ,giigf fx- . Ugg U71 5 ,lv Q, f ' ' Q Q F5 ,ymll gm ,Z , 1 1. A 1, 'gi 5 fl ai fgfj W 4 X Us , s WM, Sq . -4 a 4 ' 'f 30- 'K ii , ' ' wi 5 J , 4 , ifmj V, W V' VT I Q D Q. - fm- e lx - sk g , Q I 2 ,n.. M.. : ' ll' 4 , g.. Je Y - we 1. Senior Favorite Peggy Isaaeks 68 is .1 I dl'- Senior Favorite Eddie Kinney 45. :Ku- 0 fb X71 u-nv F2 , -I 3, 'W-. Junior Favorite Benny Edwards 'Qu 5 2 Ss, 5 4 4 wr 'z 'ff 4,1 535 1' , 'A 1 E. ,. 7 5 AMP., ,wfmfy , sf Wil A . I' .gg ,gd H 1. Sophomore Favorite Alf Cobb 6,15 5 W School Bea Mall da Third Place Nominee Jo Ann Ebhng Runner-Up For School Beauty Judy Reagan M i-' Ff fJL'l '- H ,..,-,L ' 1' .Ji K w I- 'r'A Y S 5 em. s 1 N p mf- wwf- 4 2-- ff 9 Qther Beauty Nominees Q, IC I x 1 1 I I 1 f ' S , .'-. it ' -5 --1-' 'I s -e CHEERLE DER ,X B. S. H. S. Cheerleaders, Head Cheerleader consisting of three seniors, two Judy Reagan juniors, and two sophomores, are elected by popular vote of the student body during the spring. Many long hours are filled with hard work for these girls from early summer through mid-spring. The Cheerleaders are the backbone of school spirit, with the many signs and pep rallies, with their presence at all games, and their general enthusiasm. Toni Thomas Jo Arm Ebling Celia Grant .3515 Lil , if n 1- A if 5, I n K v. . if -Cl. lb .F J . f ,w - . . -. ., A 4- . 'f un . A x . T.,,.' .' -,gn Q9 'L ,film kg 1,3 7 I1 J? A , if s . 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ZW,-zyfi? . :Ji- Q3 . 3-'lwfag xx , - -. --,, .jx - Seven Seniors Four Juniors Nlmed B S H S Whos Who For 1959 To be named for Who's Who IS a great honor 1n B1g Sprmg H1gh School This honor 18 based upon grades att1tude and how well a student takes part 1n school act1v1t1es All of these students have contrxbuted someth1ng to our school Each one has h1s 1nd1v1dual talent that he has expressed through our school Senxors nom1nated for Who's Who were Darlene W1ll1ams Pat Rogers Jerxlynn McPherson Kay Loveland JanetCarpenter Frankl1nW1ll1amson Kathleen Thomas Rosemary Don1ca Wayne Fxelds Mlke Jarratt Edd1e K1nney Ton1 Thomas B1ll Parsons Buddy Barnes Glenda Greenwood Carole Alston Beverly Alexander Delores Baird Kenny Johnson Lyn Anderson Merlene McDonald Charlene W1ll1amson Lougen1a Smlth Jan1ce Down1ng June Ann Johnston Donn1e Marrow Peggy Isaacks Sherry Coats Jamce K1rby June McElrath Eston Hollls Jud1 Sh1elds Nancy Eldmdge Roger Flowers Delores Ba1rd Judy Cauble Jun1ors nom1nated for Who's Who were B Mar1lynB h g 1te Shxrley Terry Cel1a Grant mda Hearn James Kmnman Janet Thorburn Mack Green Carol 1l11pS Carolyn Sewell Norma Schuerger Sherry Lurtmg Ronme Parr1sh Joan Bratcher Janette Hefl1n L1nda Leonard Benny Edwards Joy Redman Isabel Montez Lana W Robert Eubanks Gordon D1ck1nson Jay LeFe Lunsford Wa ren Jan1e Ph1ll1ps vre Roy Deel Jean Hammon Kay McGibb yne Vaughn Mary Jane Engstrom Jud P Judy Carson on Barbara y erdue Mal1nda Crocker James Johnson 'Yau 1 ,V JAMES HOWAR D ST EPHENS o l1st all of James Howard's accomphsh ments and h1s contr1but1ons to B S H S would be a hard task H1s exper1ence as a leader 1n Y and the many off1ces he has held have proved as a good basxs for ham to begm h1s sen1or year as Pres1dent of the student body He was well chosen for th1s off1ce, as he has proved hzmself to be very capable T 80 U , e, 2 . . . . J , . . : . . 1 , . 1 1 Y . . . , , . , . I . , . . 1 . , . I , , I I . I I I I . . , . . , . . , Y . , , I . . , Y . ' . . , . , I l I ' ' ' : ob Pierce, Geor e Wh' , ' , ' , ' ig am, Jake Coleman, L' , ' , , , Ph. . , I , . 1 . . , , . , . , , , , 1 . . . , I I I I I I I I I I I I . I I I -I' r A . 'Q X Y J 14 'Q 1, ty f 1 I Axf T g I , , , ,wie S 3 cf. ,Loc VINCENT FRIEDEWALD Vincent, a senior representative of Who's Who, has been a three year member of the band and an active mem- ber of the National Honor Society. His junior year, Vincent was chosen out- standing student in English and Ameri- can History by obtaining the highest scholastic average from the entire group. an l . ,JV D- iw? fn him!! SENIOR WHO'S WHO JO ANN EBLING JoAnn, who was named to Who's Who, has done much to deserve this honor. She has served the school well as cheer- leader, secretary of the Student Coun- cil, and as amernber of the annual staff and National Honor Society for two years. Jo Ann was also elected Horne- corning Queen. WHCTS WHO BENNY MCCRARY Benny has combined brains with brawn to prove himself as a leader, scholar and athlete. He has served as presi- dent of his class for two years, and was football and basketball co-captain. A member of the National Honor Society, and chosen as Best-All-Around were honors obtained by Benny. 1n 51 . Q - ,Wit wtf. 3 di .K . nf, 3 1 Q , JUDY REAGAN Judy, through her years in high school, has worked hard to promote the school spirit of B. S. H. S. Although being a cheer leader took a great deal of her time, she found room to accomplish many things Judy was chosen Best-All-Around by he fellow students. She has served on th Student Council three years, and wa chosen as Football Queen her Senior year Judy was runner-up for school beautyi 1959. She is also a very active membe in the National Honor Society. I' C S H 1' if-sq BILL FRENCH Bill, who h as been a two year re r tative to Who's Wh p esen- o, has been in his s very diligent ervice to B.S.H.S. through his work on the Student Council and the National Honor Society. He was sch ' named outstanding olastic football player. f? 1 w ,I 2 83 lf' SENIOR SHARR ON CR EIGHT ON S er pleasing personality and perseverance has won her a place among the students of B S H S She can always be depended upon to do her Job and because of this was well chosen to serve as v1ce president of the senior class She was on the Student Council her Junior year and has been a hard worker in the Seba Tr1 H1 Y harron with h WHO' WHO T ER ESA SMITH Teresa, a very valuable student to B.S.H.S. , has attended Big Spring schools only two years. Teresa is widely known to her classmates for her exciting per- sonality. As you can tell by her many ac- complishments, she is averywell rounded student. She is an honor roll student, a member of the National Honor Society and president of the Spanish Club. She has received the honor of being selected a member of Quill and Scroll, an honorary societyfor high schooljournalists. Teresa is layout editor of the Corral this year and has been chosen as editor for next year. 1 L... 'P fa BOBBY EVANS Bobby is quite an outstanding student around B.S. H. S. Now being a junior, Bobby is a clicking member of the Steer basketball team and aone year letterman. He has been an active member of the Student Council and his sophomore year was presi- dent of his class. As well as being an athlete, Bobby is also an honor student. His sophomore year he was an outstanding student inworld history and algebra. Bobby is very well liked by everyone because of his pleasing personality and willingness to cope with responsibilities. A, 'ks-f r -1 4 - BILL ENGLE Bill, a Junior this year, is very active in school activities. Bill is a member of the Student Council for his second year and is now serving as president of his class. He is a member of the track team and Key Club. Bill achieved the high rank of Master Councilor in Demolay's. Bill is one of the Juniors who labored many hours on the Junior-Senior Prom in order to make it a success. JU IOR JANE COWPER Jane, the busiest girl around our campus, is a member and officer of many organi- zations. Jane is President of the Kappa Xi Tri-Hi-Y and was a delegate to Youth and Government. She is a member of the National Honor Society, Latin Club, Junior Historians, and Pep Squad. Jane was also chosenVice President of the Junior Class. WR x ASQ SPORTS It is not realized the power that is supplied by our utility companies of Big Spring. With out them the progress of our city would be halted-not momentarily but permanently. Utilities mc-an something indivdually to each person in Big Spring. We never realize the ease with which we press a button and our home is flooded with light. The utility com- panies have and will continue to play a vital rt in' our community. HU: WN. 5 I h n tnsnJf M, lfii-MMM , Xkl,p-gi!-w 'vw ' A n 5539 -' www- N .igwmwy - 1, 'gig A xx V ' ' x ' ' Q 4, K f... 'W' , Af. wvlfw - x t Nd' my . , A Q X 'N W . vfthr, Agkwgesl 1 4 S.. 'N' ME . ' W gg.. 'mm wa., 1 A I . Ak mf ' 1-1-'N . 'W an . .mi A - S, Q, Q ,. L-EE W hang: ,M H ,Nh I - - -I , f....Q.,., - ,' ' ' k- .g K 5, 'M M. ' . .Q ,Q Saw' 1',g5F39i ' ' - N -V -1 4 3+ X ...Q-vP ',,- dm. -gh, , . y ,f we 1 i . ' .uw ,Q M! ' ' -. V ,F E-1 3 fx-' hx gf' K In - x mm ww 'SQL gl P vilimv 'i BACK ROW John Puckett Mack Alexander F'r1c Rassmusnn Ronmc PaTT1Sh TOP ROVN R1chard Atlfuns Wayne Fxelds Bob McAdams Benny McCrary Donny Everett MIDDLE ROW Carey K1ng .Terry Dunlap Robert Carr Roger Flowers Frank W1ll1amson BOTTOM ROVN Mlke Wh1te B1ll French Charles Sm1th Tommy What ley Roy Deel AL Mm S tc c r Head Coach and Athletic Director Hardin Simmons The A' tearncoach1r1gstaff l to Curtxs Kelley Chop Van Pelt Al M1lch Mxtchel Malouf Aw , 1 IA-Q Z n ' , ,, Q F V Q, f . O 4 h . 1 Hiya Wayne Vaughn, Dennis Holmes, Gai-yPickle, Ross Plant, Donny Morrow, Gene Salazar, Chubby Moser, Don Payne, Ken Johnson, J.B. Davis, Bud Bridges, Alf Cobb, Ken Cobb, Benny Edwards, Buddy Barnes. H H Squad CURTIS KELLEY Line Coach West Texas State MITCHEL MALOUF CHOP VAN PELT Backfield Coach Hardin Simmons ll S l IX I 89 1 Line Coach Austin College nj Y' -If 2 S . 'W 7F S Steer Co-Captain, Chubby Moser, comes up to aid CAPTAIN CHUBBY MOSER Freddy Brown against Ysleta. TaCklC Ysleta scores late to defeat Steers 14 B1gSprmg september 19 GamffSA1AG1ar1fe By way of .hm Prxce s arm the Ysleta lnd1ans were able to down the Bxg Sp:-mg Steers 14 to 8 The lndxans took an early lead when Pr1ee lunged over from the one The 'Steers came surgmg back w1th Bxlly French conneetxng wxth Benny McCrary from the ZZ for the Steers orly score Wayne Fxelds barreled over for the PAT Late 1n the game lt looked as though B S was on thmr way agam Pete Herrera mtereepted a Steer pass and returned xt on the B S ZO From there Pr1ee threw to Gus 7ub1a xn the end zone forthe wxnmng T D Zubxa then plunged for two more to end the seormg for the mght Fxrst Downs Bxg Sprlng Yds Rushlng 7 Yds Passlng Passes Comp 7ofl7 Passes lntercpt Punts Average Penalt1es BuddyBarnes,Co Capta1n cornes CAPTAIN BUDDY BARNES up to stop Mldland for a short Back gam Yslet 2 5of6 545 3. ,-A .40 Snyder dommltts 51d qu1rtt1 to dtftlt Stttrs Us Dlck Hayes was the blg gun for Snyder as they escaped the Stu rs lle tained one half of the l1f,,ers v rrl L x l accounted for one of thexr four T D s B 9 started the SCO!'lNLVv1Il1 ne yard blast early IH the if 1 1 Snyder took the klckoff and maneuxered 'H7 yards across the donblz strlpcs lmmy Allen dl l l l 1 l n der led 7 6 at the half e Tzgers took the second lulf knkotf md ll1dTLE'Clf34 y ards to be mr set :ul -. Snyder scored twxce more ln the thxrd perlod drnxng QQ and lQ w irds Parlv ln the fourtle permd Snydf r took over on the Steer 4 after a blocked quxck kxck They made good or ilu opportumtx to lexd Z9 O l- f l 4 k he kxck off and scooted 81 yards to pax dxrt Fxelds agH1I'lSLOI'fK'l af er Robe rt C lrr had found aSr vdf r 1 nr ,lf cm hr xts 25 Z0 lead to wxn thexr thxrd stralght gxme Score By Quarters Snyder 6 lr-4' Bxg Sprxng BILL FRENCH Back BOB MCADAMS FRANKLIN DOC Center VN ILI IAMSON Guard e Rovmg Cameraman Dor W xllxarnson gets a shot of Wayne Flelds as he plows for ashort gaznagaxnst Snyder won Z5 Z0 Game At A Glance Bxg Sprmg Snyder Fu-st Downs 11 Yds Rushxng 180 395 Yds Passmg Z Passes Comp 1 of 8 3 of I1 Passes Intercpt 1 Punts Average 6 for 28 3 for 39 Penaltles Bfor 90 Z0 for 189 ' 1 .- , I . . , I . , I, . . . F 1K3 L e L L C I ... - ' A I-1 . H' I - 1 'Va ,avr-.nf ' . .' . .I . ' ' ' .1 0 If z ' f sr-conf nw' oz. ' ' ' ' . ' , I1 '. .' .A rw till' 'A' nc S y - . Th ' ' L ' '. ' f in .' 1: ,turv-. . 4 ' . ' 1 2 . f, '1-lrsluo! ' - ' ' . ' . ' ' - T ' . fx 3 1 at 1 ' - Tiger 9. He also added the extra point. The Tigers were Able to stave off .mother Steer threat and :xolfl onto 0 7 1: C51 ' ' 0 6 M6 14 Lani x 'ng , 'S4.- '..,, 'F' -Y'..,? f--W, J., 2 af ' fy , Wi A' A ll ll V Th ' H M - I W' Mustangs roll Big Spring 34-0 Janies Parker and John Bryant led Sweetwater to victory against Big Spring, October 3rd, in an all offensive game for Sweetwater. Bryant scored the first T. D. by taking a Steer punt and going 75 yards for the T. D. Parker missed the PAT with 10:25 left in the .Ind quarterg Bryant went Z3 paces for the second touchdown. Bryant missed the PAT, The Steers rouldn't get moving in the Znd half either, after trailing Z0-0. Parker Scored in the third by slamming 4 yard to Llimax a 52 yard drive. Then J. T. Lambert scored with 2:00 left. The Steers only tally came with less than a minute left, when Freddy Brown carried the ball 80 yards for the T, D. Wayne Fields did a good job of quick-kicking. Score by Quarters BigSpring O ol ol 6I 6 Sweetwater 6 14 I 8 I 6 I 34 KENNY 'ROCK JOHNSON Tackle ROGER FLOWERS Back End VNHOO' GoodTimeCharlie Ro ei-Flowers brings this play to a jarring halt against Sweetwater There is the camera man again Doc V' Sweetwater won 34 Game At A Glance First Down Yards Passing Passes Comp 3 of 9 Passes Intercpt Punts Average 7for 40 6 Penalties Yards Zfor 20 Fumbles Own Fumbles Recovered Z DONNIE MORR OW Big Spring Sweetwater of? 6 for 33 6 for 44 l ll ' Y ll 'lllh -6' J Q X ,b Q I K I Q . . 4 ' I 3 A ' 1 19 1 '. I, , Yards Rushing 69 317 ' 0 ' Z7 129 ' 'J . 5 J .Q J . 0 1 4 3 0 ,v . L 'fx it Y ' ' x ' M' A ' t cfs md Ltmul 1I'L tlcd w w F1elds although en1ox1nQh1s angle rar up 10-1 wards xnd stored the only Stntr touthdown lhe gan e Wert bark and forth for two and one hxlt quarters before I irna sa f1n1llx hroka rl bxrru r hx stormgo from hs Steers one estxnoreland smt up the tout hclown bx r nnxng -17 x xds t tl St t n V 1 x pt na 17 m1ssid then the Steers took tht ball and st xrted mxrchmg R ba rt f xrr took the kltk off buk o tl e Ste 59 Then xx took only l9 plays with F1elds goxng oxer from the one to t1e the game 6 6 W1lflf1XP seconds gone IH the fourth The Steers tl rv atened agam but dxdn t make xt The gxme ended mn a b tw tu: Store b Quarters B1 Sprlng L amesa KEN COBB L1ne CHARLES SMITH ROSS PLANT LINE I-,1ne Can't Catch A Flea on Grandpaw sKnee BennyMLCrarvlaughs at Lamesaas he runs around them for a szzeable gam Lamesa 6 B1g Spring 6 Game At A Glance B1g Sprxng lamesa F1I'St Downs lO 8 Yards Rushing 132 l5l Yards Passmg 38 18 Passes Comp v of 8 3 of 9 Passes Intercpt 2 O Punts Average 6for41 9 Sfor 34 5 Penalues, Yards 4for 40 8for51 Fumbles 1 Z Own Fumbles Rec l Z 94 4 . bets' f -c-c k L L x L C ' y V v , A h ' I . .K 5 . , V 5' .. t 'b t Y 1 . A -An' - -Q H L -. -.tt-1 H v 1 , . W . ' ' t ' A' u ' A 'a' J o rs' .' ecrs 1- , from wml 'l the Steers were ' l ed to thctr own one tor ptlxng ou. Front there, Westnxoreland drove- over for thc' clxstaxzcr. lhe ronverston was ' 3 . ' . t L. o ' '. ' . t . .' er . - I , W V U, . , . , -, . 'g ' l 0 O 0 6 6 Q ' b 0' 6 0 le l l t H - 1. Steers repel .1 late threat to Wm 6 O 131g Sprxng October 17 The Bxg Sprlng Steers stopped a fourth down p1ay on therr own one yard 1me wxth only seconds to p1ay to beat E1 Paso Austxn 6 0 before 2 500 fans The fxrst half was hard fought up and down the f1e1d but no one was able to cross the doub1e strrpe The 'Steers were IH busrness about mxdway xn the thrrd perxod when Bob McAdams ln tercepted a Panther pass on hrs own 41 to set a D9 yard drrve 1n motxon The game marked the second w1n of the season Score by Quarter!! E1 Paso 0 0 BUD BRIDG ES Guard DONNIF EVERETT Back Jerry Dunlap ca11s rt unfalr odds and three agamst one agalnst E1 Paso Austm Steers won 6 O Fu-st Downs Yards Rushmg Yards Passmng Passes Comp Punts Average Fumbles Penaltxes 93 BENNY EDWAR DS Back Game At A G1ance B1g Sprlng 12 185 43 5 of 8 3 for 43 3 3 for 35 E1 Paso 10 167 17 1 of Z 4for 36 Z Sfor 40 Big Spring 0 I 0 6 0 6 J O - 0 0 W , ,, 1 Eagles rip Steers 38-8 The Steers took the kick-off and went back to their own 35. Then, on the first play, Fields fumbled. It took the Eagles only five plays from scrimmage to score on a pass to Louis Adams. The conversion attempt was good. The Eagles held the Steers to punt and then went on to score on a six yard jaunt by Charley Harrison to climax a 77 yard drive. In the third, the Eagles scored on a hard 55 yard drive and made the conversion. ln the fourth, the Steers were run down, but were still fighting. Then, the Eagles sent in a fresh team. The Steers could not hold them, nor has anyone else. The Eagles scored 14 points in the fourth. With 1:55 left in the game, Bill French dove over from the one, climaxing a 35 yard drive. And this is the way it ended. 38-8 Score by Quarters 2 Big springl o l o I 0 I 8 8 L Abiiene II6 I o 8 I14 38 MACK ALEXANDER Line ROY DEEL RONNIE ' SKIL' ET' PARRISH Lme Line Hurry Boys Hurry' says Jerry Durlap as he holds on for dear life Here comes Doc with his camera and Freddy Brown comes up to help Abilene won 38 8 Game At A Glance 'ih- First Downs Yards Rushing 44 317 Yards Passing Passes Comp of 5 of l3 Passes Intercpt Punts Average 9 for 44 5 for 37 Penalt es Yards 7for 25 6 for 30 Fumbles Own Fumbles Rec I I l X I X , Y 9 'Q I ' w ' -Q 1 Big SPriHg Abilene 3 ' W rd' I X , ' 6 19 . , A . 1 F ' io 102 I . 1 5 I . 1 o ' ' A I 3 2 . 1 1 . I i X. Q Odessa Horses trim Steers 22-14 fi 'ire-ri aut stubborn lug Spring Steers tearri dropped its seeond straight conference game to the Odessa Broncos. .t .i..gl.t :Aw hr-mi .i 'illi,4'I'f'Ill story xt the Broncos hadn't scored two quick TD's early in the first period. The :M 1 1. ,..',mlw1 :Mr if. 'i .1 vu-rv unable- 'ri mow- the ball inthe first halfg although they played stout defensive ball. i 1 1- :..i.1 Q-mimi with wir-ssa leading lnJf. The Steers came back ready to play ball. They received the kick off uid :n.irr I.:-ri Tu the lirrnzn ii BO before an Odessa interrepter stopped the drive. Big Spring got the ball again mid- XLi1','illlflI'li.ll fi 3,1-rnofi wr.:-n Benny lrdwards re-roverwi a Bronco bobble on the Odessa 35. Big Spring made good i:, the opgiori unity wily. l-'ields rrashing in from the one. The Steers made one more desperate bid but failed. I.' ,K ' ns! -ssa .1 - Big Spring 14. Sucre by Quarters B1 Sprin-L-T O O 8 J Olessa 16 1 O ZZ TOMMY WHATLEY Back EREJ DY BRCNNN Back GI-T YOLR HANDS OFF ME says Benny MeCrary as he is invaded by Odessatacklt rs after he caught a Bill French pass for a sizeable gain Odessa won 22 14 5 JERR Y DUNLAP Back Game At A Glance Big Spring First Downs Yards Rushing Yards Passing Passes Comp Punts Average Penalties Yards Fumbles 5 off? 3f0r 33 6f1r 40 Odessa 8 l of 6 lfor 55 6for eo Dogs grind out win over Steers 12-6 Big Spring, November 7 The Midland Bulldogs ground out its second victory ofthe season by defeating the Big Spring Steers lZ to 6, The Bulldogs scored in the second and third periods, while B. S. was able to cross the double stripe only one time in the third period. Midland broke the ice early in the second period when quarterback Rodney Satterwhite blasted over from the one. Big Spring got into the act with 3:50 gone in the third period when Bill French hit Benny McCrary from 12 yards out. Donnie Everett set the drive in motion when he covered a Bulldog fumble on the Midland 33. Midland bounced back in 7 plays with Don Boyce blasting in from the oneg the point after failed. The battle see-sawed back and forth during the fourth period, but no one was able to score, The final score was Midland 12 and Big Spring 6. Score by Quarters ig Spring I O ' Midland My 0 I ei 6 0 L12 GARY PICKLE ALF COBB Guard S3 4? Center R ICI-IAR D ATKINS Center Game At A Glance Big Spring Midland First Downs 13 17 Yards Rushing l53 284 Yards Passing 52 0 Passes Comp. 6 of 8 O of 3 Punts Average Zfor 43 Zfor 24 Penalties, Yards 6 for 34 7for 75 Furnbles 2 l OH NO YOU DON'T! says Billl-'rench as he breaks up the pass against Midland. This was a very familiar sight this season. Mid- land won 12-6. Bobcats bounce Steers 21-O 'l 1 ,tzrmwt Loofifle-ff-nsa'or1 the part ot both tr-anis, Angelo beat the Steers Z1-O. Without the-aid of Wayne Fields, 111.-Swift-rs -.1-f-mt-fl hopelessly lost, lintthx-vln.1ttlr'1lan eye for an eye and tooth for a tooth all the way. The Bob- t we J imp: if to ,uplink ff-O lf-ful as J.ux:f-rs Collzns we-nt over from the 5 with four minutes gone in the first quarter. ln--y fiuin't store- again until thc- third when Vernon Kelley took advantage of good blocking and went Z8 yards for tht- ttllvy. lout Ford we-nt for the two points, Then again in the fourth, Bob Lowery dove over from the one to .imttxttr,7v,trf!rir1v:-, l'lll'IIY1lt,'MfH'ftl I store came in the first when Hill French intercepted a pass and nearly wx-nt all ilu- wav. lhe tinal store was Zl-O, in favor Of San Angelo. Ganxl' At A Glance iz-nfws'f19lc9 elle 8 fllid F' 1 QF ms cl Detail acllllt cf! W AYINE VAUGHN LJENI' SAI AZ XR Too 'mot for mel' says wildman Buddy Barnes as he waves at the hot potato with the white stripe Hula Hoop McAdams comes up to dance for the people in the background as Angelo won Z1 O 1 RIC RASMUSSFN Game At A Glance First Downs Hards Rushing Yards Passmg Passes Comp Z of Passes lntercpt Punts Average 6for 33 Penaltles Yards 1 fc r 15 Fumbles Own FumblesRec 3-1-1 1 of O Zfor 40 7 for 85 The 195g Steer Managers w' 4- in iii'- fa 'i Xwweq DANNY MCCRARY ve gilt Charhe ' 'Hula Hoop McAdams says to Rock Johnson as he makes a grand stand dxve at a fumble ball agamst Ysleta Forglve Bob for gettxng away from h1s dancmg act but he thought he m1ght get pubhclty out ! 0' ' Y' . '? l., 4 :A ' . v' ' Numa 5-fQ. f , Q . ii f tfld ,, . L-'K 5 .1 Q A, ' K 3 ff ., ,, 4. ,A V - -' ' ., 3 lk .- ' 1 ,' ' 1. Y + ' ' 1 -fx. - offs.. 'wr' T, - Q-A-4 f',f ,M 1... ,,,,, , Q .L ' ' SUV,-fxa G4 A- xx 92 . H v gk- IIII ' ' ll I 1 ll I of this. Ysleta won14-8 'ff P - -. . 'V ' N - F 1 ,v N- Y , I, , , as W 1 ' 9 1 1 X I I f I K . T 1 ' xp 1 j 2 ,, ,gf T Y A . ' t 1 1,21 V 2' 1 - . ' ' 'r l 4 I ' V ' K T s 5 ' 6- 1 O K ' , f '- - 1- . , Q ' , ' 1 J. ,af ff 'N . Gee N353 9 The Steer B FRONT ROVN Wendell Parr M1ke Worley Johnny Case Ronn1e Clanton Emmett Morgan Don Drake SECOND ROW Ronme Nelms TommyRutledge Jerry Hutchens Steve Blau' Ronme Holland Johnny Freeman TOP ROV! Coacl Roy Ba1rd James Napper Ronny 'iiifii lnllllql D Lf ' Team Cox R L Lasater V1ctor Coots ROY BAIRD Coach 'W DON DRAKE WENDELL PARR Mgr Mgr QSPHINC ex A A TOHNNY CASF QTEVE BLAIR RONNTF NFLMS Guard Quarterback Tackle gl ,I l RONNIE CLANTON Wayne F1e1ds IS 1nx aded by a herd of Odessa Broncos Fullback after a short gam Odessa won ZZ 14 R L LASATER EMMENT MORGAN Back Back .TERRY HUTCHENS Guard X., L , 102 , 1 I iff' H T: 1 K7 af i it q A -3 , K ' XX O ' ,Ll I -Q 'F ff N Q f' x ' A BK. f I Q Q , K: ,Q :X 2, , - ff-4 , A A k X24 V j ws , I X 4 Y 1 c I Y O' X x I -f 5: 1 '-ri rf 7' XT il 4 X ' . 1 ' .y 1 ' ly f I Q- 3 'Sf JAMES NAPPER JOHNNY FREEMAN Tackle Back Tackle That s all says Benny McCrary and Bobby McAdams as they stop a Mmdland play at the lme of scmmmage MIKE WOR LEY VICTOR COOTS RONNIE HOLLAND RONNIE COX End Guard End Rx nv 5- . ., K .. 33. 3 Vg W' 0-l -Q. if W EE? ,I 1 r 10,3 I . as I Q R! XS SPI? X fs Pm, x9 9 PIP, BXQ SPP gg, SPRMZ' XY, S PAW Left to R1ght Bobby Evans Pete Greene Eston Holhs Benny MCC1-ary Yay Lafevere Jay Lefere Jerry Brooks Joe Bob Clendenln B111 Thompson Preston Ho111s center Coach Vernon Harton THE TEER BA KETB LL TEAM VERINON HARTON Coach DANNY MQCRARY PAUL FANNIN Manager Manager 'X T? BILL THOMPSON Guard C o C aptam Q :PRI SP0 PR EST ON HOLLIS Guard Co Captam Coach Harton d1SCl1SS1l'1g pre game strategy wxth B111 Thompson Z ay Lafevers Joe Bob Clen denln Preston I-101115 and Bobby Evans BENNY MCCRARY Forward Co Capta1n JOE BOB CLENDENIN Forward Co Captam 105 it ESTON HOLLIS Forward Pre D1str1ct Record Plamvxew Aust1n of EP Austxn of EP Jefferson of EP Dimm1tt Hereford Austm of EP C City Kerrrut Serrueole Preston Ho111s scores agamstAb11ene the Steers defeated the Eagles 59 to 63 Pecos Aust1n of EP Austm of EP Lamesa Odessa Monahans C C1ty Ector Kerm1t P1a1nv1ew C Clty PETE GREENE Guard JERRY BROOKS Zay Le Fever goes high to put in two against Abilene, the Steers Center won 59 to 63. E 11 14 W, X If B111 Thompson contests J1m Bray of Abx1ene for a rebound ZAY LAFEVRE B1g Sprlng won 59 to 63 1959 D1str1ct Record M1d1and San Angelo Ab11ene Odessa BOBBY EVANS JAY LAFBVRE Guard Center 1 0 Center M1d1and San Angelo Ab11ene Odessa Benny MCC ary comes up w1th a rebound agamst Odessa 19, Odessa won 71 to 62 If Hluu nun '-BL! ,111 BS. 58 ' 61 BS, 51 ' 58 BS. 59 68 BS. 70 67 BS. 63 ' 59 BS, 54 ' , 50 BS. 62 71 BS, 55 65 Nfl ' ,f v ' 4.4.0.3 1, ' I 1 1 A 'I I Q 1 ' - 5 ,s 1 gf . K -N 2-'T El 11.5 S 3 A ' if 2, O7 , - ' J r X f-4 ,,a ? K' ,v X f x, In 'Y 1r fs- BACK ROW Coach Hugh Hamm Tommy Poison Jimmy Haynes Terry Lewis Ronnie Ilambv Homer Mills FRONT ROW James Farris Arlen Bryant Rex Appleton Johnny Freeman Rip Patterson Ronnie Miller THE B TEAM HUGH HAMM Coach Preston Hollis sinks a long shot against San Angelo. Big Spring won 70 to 67. E v i -qv 323 Y RONNIE HAMBY Forward xf HOMER MILLS REX APPLETON Forward Guard I O JIMMY HAYNES Center ARLEN BRYANT Guard kj mf X20 E1 Q A .nh X d I IP. IQ, 18 TERRY LEWIS Center R ONNY MILL ER 1: Joe Bob Clendemn agamst Austln of E1 Paso B1g Sprmg won 47 37 puts ln a lay up JOHNNY RIP FREEMAN PATTERSON Guard Guard Zay Lefevre makes a hook shot agamst Odessa The Broncos defeated the Steers, 71 62 110 T OMMY POLSON Guard JAMES FARRIS Guard I J xfdlx 11 5 17J in 1 4 ' I ,1O' J 16 I BSHS STEERETTE my 'We I X N x Left to R1ght Carol Ph1111pS .Tame Ph1111ps June Johnston Luan Ph11l1ps Elena Patterson Sherry Coates Peggy Isaacks Mxss Waggener fCoachJ Margxe Roberts Punk1e Boyd Darlene W1111ams Katte Thomas Mary Jane Weaver Ed1th Freeman m 43 114 MISS BERNICE WAGGONER SHERRY COATES MISS RUTH ANDERSON A Team Coach Manager B' Team Coach 111 S, . K' 4' 5 . 5 . X ,, A -' - ...Ax , I 1 T 1 . L ,f X LA. ,I X A W9 ' X N t N ,. 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A I I Y 7 ' U , l A L ,. , ' 'M ' Ji' , 1, ' X ff L ,, ' F 3 In ' it . ...- ll ll I PEGGY ISAACKS Sp1ke EDITH FREEMAN Set MARY JANE WEAVER Set Q7 PUNKIE BOYD Set 112 K JUNE ANN JOHNST ON Set IN DARLENE VK ILLIAMS Splke FN ,xg CN as D KATI THOMAS LUAN PHILLIPS Set Sp1ke gg f-N if 'Ib Y JANIE PHILLIPS Set QQ P MARGIE ROBERTS CAROL ANN PHILLIPS ELENA PATTERSON Sp1ke et Sp1ke B TEAM FIRST ROW left to r1ght .Toy Appleton Esther Navarrete D1ana O Brlan SECOND ROW left to r1ght Pan Forbus Lmda Phxllxps Amta Alvarado Joan Ph1ll1ps Sharon Agee Al 1 c e D1ez Carol Monroe THIRD ROW left to rxght MISS Ruth Anderson coach J'ean1e Ward Claud1a Self Drxta W1lson Fdna Howard Gwen Procter Wanda Boatler Pat Russell Joyce G1bb5 Kay Leatherwood Mar1lyn Phxllxps i ' lwilg , ...T.L...,,, FRONT ROW Bud Brxdges Benny Edwards Bobby Evans Steve Bla1r Johnny Freeman Leroy Sm1th Roy Burklow M1ke Zub1ate Arlen Bryant MIDDLE ROW B111 Engle Gordon Dlckmson B111 French Wesley Ph1ll1ps Charles Sm1th R L Lasater Dav1d Abreo Donald Dorsey Tommy Polson Carey Kxng BACK ROW Terry Lew1s .Toe McW1ll1arns Gary Walker Ronnle M1ller J1mmy Haynes Mack Alexander Ronnxe Hamby M1ke Whxte Danny Anderson Homer M1115 Larry Kmght and Coach Harold Bentley TRACK TEAM HAROLD BENTLEY CURTIS KELLEY DQNALD DORSEY and MIKE WHITE Coach Coach High Jumper! 1.ll' l' .gk J I A hh. J! , y M' Q, y 1 :Q K 'L .X I' BT! N v, arf ., . omn- A . J cm f V O r 1 ' 1 L I ls f 1 1 , V V, W ' f ' 4 , F ,, 'Q' 'sq AC lil no ri: ,ae '5 '3+::...v-me A eggs -3-YQPNH 'K CAR Y KING Sprmters Dav1dAbrero R L Lasater LeroySm1th Bobby Evans Roy Burklow Below M1ke Zub1ate Pole Vaulter ,JV Below Dlscus Men Danny Anderson Gary 'I s, 4' - Q .N .. ? 'Y X K . . Rxght D1stancemen Front Row Bud Br1dges Steve Blau' Johnny Freeman Arl1n Bryant M1ddle Row Wesley Ph1ll1ps Charles Srruth Gordon D1ck1nson CB Benny Edwards B111 French Back Row Terry Lew1s Larry Knlght Tommy Polson B111 Engle Homer M1lls Walker Quill:- X-M x vint- v Broad Jumper FS 'ITV' div? 539' WPG! wx XHDX iw I QD MSA Below Wex ghtrnen Ilmrny Haynes Ronme Hamby Danny Anderson Mack Alexander Coach Curt1s Kelley G f 'U U , 9 XJ IQKL xxx Xy A XJ SW-W1 if sffm V ' K x .... J ' A Q Q 1 N. v A - N L l I , Q' or ' ' . ' 'iv Y 3 Q 1. I ' 5 ' 4 X on . Q' X 1 5, Q 8 5 . A 5-' A - 1-in ' r N t . M A W., ,il ,V ,An ' eg B B , . . 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X ' A A , , , , :ily A . ,t X V I Nh Y 5 'w. ,,.f:, Q ' XB Q :nk Amp: i Ann 'q A 4 , 'fx ' -. . -.Q . M 'NV .l. ,L N R . 0 .. - A L- -- : - . , . : I I 1 , . N 0 I '- fl, an , ' , -4 I ' A K. Ng xg ' if :nl S hs 1 K FRONT ROW Ronn1e Clanton James Kxnman Buddy Newell Jxmmy Graham Tommy Burleson Wayne W1l11ams Bob Andrews D1ck Holman SECOND ROW Jerry Dunlap R1chard Combs James Farms Rex Appleton Chubby Moser Wayne Gmffxth J1mmy Roger Dwayne Harper BACK ROW Coach Roy Baxrd W1lson Bell Kenny Johnson Rayford Harr1son Elton Kelley Jay LeFevre Zay LeFevre Bob McAdams .Tackle Thomas Jerry Ph11l1ps Bernard McMahan THE TEER BA EBALL TE CHUBBY MOSER ROY BAIRD TOMMY RUTLEDGE JACKIE THOMAS Co Captam Coach Manager Co Captain P1tcher Inf1e1d vi s xgwut if ff J .... - - lm, f' X I , I v ' x at X X x ,f e X Q f o K ri 1 W if N 1 ' I -a BN fl ' I n T 'Xl 4 B! B B . 1 Q ' ll 1 kj H Q . ij A-fr L .lsr 4,7 1- X X I 1 V M .' XXX X XTR XX j 1 - , R X 4 3 1 C x , a g - to , B X, 'Q . j Q- J I V nf lf , 4 .. 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X C X 1 X V , 1 L y 3' X, 5' x A J , f XXV, in ri 1 me we ,f pl - , - It I K 1 I Q ' f' V X I Y, -VL: , M :W l xx QY X -' 1 xx- f w X I V K sy ea A B, X W Us af, ' M, V . -C li is X X 1 H 'fl ,I K s.fe'1q 4 v , ' 3 my 1 Q 2551, C f QUIK: R BOB ANDREWS .TERRY DUNLAP RONNIE CLANTON TOMMY WHATLEY Outfleld Infxeld Outfleld P1tCh6r +- NBER! F914 JIMMY GRAHAM JOHNNY CASF REX APPLETON Infxeld Inf1eld Infleld WAYNE WILLIAMS DWAYNE HARPER DICK HOLMAN WAYNE GRIFFITH Outfleld Pxtcher P1tChe1' Ollffleld TENN S S UA XX 4 2 Q , x g 'ti FIRST ROW: Left to Right - Jan Daniels, Maxine Roberts, Betty Ellison. SECOND ROW: Left to Right - Miss Billie Clyburn, coach, Layla Glaser, Netta Kay Laws, Joan Bratcher. ! '4 r-1-----------..... . ,t ,. ,Q iw..-,:+J.i1fx.e-3-Q2 ' X X X xr X H X X X X . X X 'K 'X l KXKK N -Y-NK XKXKK NN NNN g X 1 kxkxk '-XXX X QNX '-.XXX XX 'Q XXX: KKNKKNN XR KN AAR'-lkkk xx NK: llllill tl KK Double Players-Joan Bratcher, Layla Glaser. Layla Glaser, Single Playgy - Betty Ellison, Betty junior, has three trophies and three medals. 120 Ellison, a junior has received six trophies and five medals. A , , L 1 ,MAJ STEER GOLF TEAM Q XJ 1 .x JIMMY PATT ERSON WENDELL PARR RICHAR D ATKINS EMMENT MORGAN COACH MALOUF -au, Q qs VX - 11-E- Q A0- ll 5 We 121 Coach DAN LEWIS CHUCK CARTER JOE EWING RONALD CARLSON 'lf' X li S' 4 -g v T' '. 'f H. L 'Af EW.. Y! 5' . xx , x I Qi N ' y ' T.xe' 0 2' x ,-lx Q 'x '5 tk Q. a .' . fl Y .. f ' . .L 1 hx . if A ' as ,Q V .: 1 QQ . Q K 'K V uv P ,. T 90 414 l'-' 1. K -l 'Q fa l , Q I u .K A ' . - ' , 4' - . A V X . X-4 'I xk I ' ,r xi wx NX YT, , W Q X Y, - . ' N s X Y l . ' N I mf. - J K ,f ' ' ' ' ., ' . , '- J- ,' Q . . ' ,. CITIZENS The field of medicine has played a vital role in the growth of Big Spring. Here Dr. Hogan explains some operation room equipment to Lyn Anderson and Eddie Kinney who plan to take their places, in later life, inthe medicine field. f -- i i LX w x. .l ,fff ' 4 ' O X ,r X . .k v in O 'vc W ,.l 5 ' -as 54 N gy M - e.....-if may Flovd W. Parsons Sum Anderson Superintendent Assistant Superintendent SCHOOL BOARD Left to Right: Sam Anderson, Dr. Floyd Mays, Omar Jones, vice-president, Pat Murphy, business manager, Clyde Angel, president of the board, Floyd Parsons, superintendent, Tom Guin, Clyde John Dibrell, secretary. ik , anal ig' ,. I if oy D. Worry Benny Pierson Principal A Assistant Principal A Progressive School Board Lays Groundwork For Big Springs Increasing Enrollmcnts Next September the enrollment is expected to increase by several hundred new students with stepped up military and industry activity in Big Spring. In September, 1958, 6388 scholastics registered in the city's 13 schools. i On the Senior High campus the board is preparing to meet the increase by providing Z0 new classrooms, building an addition to the gym and vocational building. The cost of this project will be 5376, OOO plus. -., N X Q N l , X.- j3 1 x ii . N , 4 ' 1. 8 L S f 1 'VXI -and 469' Sc-mor H1gh Facult Records 411 Years Cf Total Scr A I k GL. E tw Wagga 'ff ii'-' gn- .IT g..-3 40 VICC lone McAlxster English B A East Central State Teachers College Okla Billie Hardxng Englxsh B A Mrs Mrs B Eric B A Mrs Mrs B B Mrs B Colle B A Mrs B A Texas Tech Ann Bynum Enghsh McMurry Janice Rosson English E T Burns Englxsh Okla State U Dorothy Rxce English M A Texas Tech Betty Price English A M E Texas Tech Carmen Wyatt Englxsh M E Howard Payne en Slaughter Spamsh M A Tex Womans s Reta D Weeg Latm Sparush M A U ofTexas GT BA Guthrie Math M A U of Texas Donald C Green Math B A M E Howard Payne Mrs Lougene Crlswell Math B S Texas Tech Sue Miller Math B S East Texas State Dav'idH Lane Math M Drawing BS Okla AGM Roy Baird P E Coach B S McMurry Fx-ankH Farar D E E Texas Wesleyan Louis R Maneelyl C T Tex Tech Lester Batterton Ind Arts B S Sul Ross Truett Vines Ag B S Texas A h M Harold Bentley Hist Coach B S Howard Payne Frank E McDonald H1st B S North Tex State JohnP Yates Hist Coach B S M E Univ of Texas W P VanPelt B10 Coach B S Austin College Mxtchell Malouf Bzo Coach B S Hardin Simmons Ruth Anderson Bio B S Harding College Dav1d D Allbright B10 B S Texas Western C M Douglas Whitley Chem M S North Tex State Edna Earl McGregor H E Texas Tech Mrs Nina Rose Walker H E Texas Tech 4 A M X V- . .fav My .k.,, . ft 'Nl - 4' .N K. Q,-. - - . X, , . ,A . S- ,a B.S. - S .Al-M. .- .c.U. -- - A U- ..f:'. 5 - ' F' f' fsszsf, . .- . . , gg A A B.S. - . .- . , A ' - - - JA L' Q an A A , . . . - ' . . - -cr, . v .S.- . .- .51 I . . - . .- .- ' U. ali ' I ' I - . . - ' ' .FQ g gg - ' .tl , .. ls ' 5. 1 ,I S -Q - - - ' .Tl I is K, . . . - --X 1 an 5. ' ' ' t' 'rf AM 5 J Texas Tech. K f ,l , 2 , - : I ii . .' . e - . .- Q U. - 6 4 . - . . , K, ' 1 3 B.S. -M. .- . I N, V GJ . - . . . 1 h B.s.-M.A.- . .,U.T w t A f 1 A ' l l wh ' '- X sv T-1,0 xg j '. I 1.94 A 3 - . Y 1 ll - - ' A 'rr y, 1 A ' 4 ' ' ' ' gf Y- 'U ' ' V . . 1 . 3 1 . .- , I' ' 'X , X l , U - 1 ,2 I , - ' .1 U , my 5 ,J V - - . '7 ' . A a- , V ' . - ' . +3 , M . - . T , 6 B.S. - . . - . ' ' . u T , B.S. - . 5 B.S.,- . I ' X mae A AHCPH xas v ltr-ttv l on Green Shorthand i f-xaa Lhristxm Lnix rs lhillene llxirnprrey Yypxng lr Pastl x State Colle e rs Prrni W Steward Journalism Hardin Simmons Lntv T Bouglas Wlehe Band M M A North TLX State P Dawes Choir T C' U of Mic Philip Wayne Speer h Drama A ot lexas fur'is Kelley Govt foach T u RODS Anna Smit Phy Fdut ation V 9 North Tex State Bernice Waggoner Phv Education Aoi ene I ristlan Col'ege Mrs l O Johansen Bible I- U of I'e-xas Assern raining School Richmond 'virs ' elen I' Worley Study Hall Hardins Simmons bmversity Mrs Pat Murphy I ib Clerk Mclvlurry College Mrs Janice Harris library B 9 North Tex State Mrs Gene Harrington Sec Texas Tech Hp--. Mrs Lola Sheppard Clerk Al Mtlch Director of Ath M F Hardin Simmons BSHS Pepsqttaa 'F' and sponsors appear on KEDY-TV for the first pep rally ofthe season. M.C. Joan Forrest tells presi- dent Pat Rogers the show is on the screen while physical educa- tion instructors Smith ' and Waggoner wait for their cue. fr, 'f .X hn- oe- Vw af R xv 4 U YJ ' , L ALAN ALLXANDER P es ofV I C BEN P RI Y ALEXANDER I-I1stor1an of F H A Court Jesters Tr1 H1 Y Pep Squad LYN ANDERSON Latin Club Debate Club Nat1onalThesp1an Outstandxng Student Typ1ng CAROL ALSTON ALICE ARISTA F H A Journal1sm HARRIETT ARNETT Blble Club D E Club JIMMY BAILEY V I C Club DOLORES BAIRD F A Tr1 H1 Shorthand Club Pep Squad Spamsh Club JERRY BAIRD SHERRE BAKER Tr1 H1 Y Dramat1Cs Club Bxble Club Span1sh Club F H A KAREN BALDWIN Parl B1ble Club Pep Squad Trl H1 Y Spamsh Club Shorthand Club FAN BARBER Tr1 H1 Y B1ble Club Jr H1st Spanish Club Speech Club Club Football Co Captam Track Captaxn MARY RUTH BARRINGTON B1ble Club Sec D E Sec F H A Natl Honor Soc CHARLES BECK WILSON BELL Spamsh Club H1 Y Sports Ed Corral Baseball 2nd Team All D1st Baseball DORENE BLEDSOE Parl F H A Bxble Club Spanxsh Club '56 '57 LINDA BOND VICE Pres B1ble Club Sec F H A Chapt I MaJors Club Choxr MELBA BOROUGHS Pep Squad Shorthand Club F H A Majors Club W L BOWEN H1 Y Court .Testers Jr Hxst Trans Tom S Lubbock '58 The annual football barbecue seems ex c1t1ng to B1llFrench Marlyn B 1 gh a m Benny McCrary Judy Reagan Bobby McAdams Jan Webb X Q and Benny Edwards and Judy S1mpson 1 1 F ' 1' . . . . , . . , 1 I I' 1 - .H. ., '- '-Y, 1 1 4 1 l 1 . 1 ' - - 1 I' I' 1 . 1 . . . , , . BUDDY BARNES-Student Council, Key 1 ' . 1 . - 1 1 ' I 1 A ' - - . D . , . . . . , , . , . . . , ' . . . , . , . . . . . , xxx 1 ' -aw. 'Z Q I K l A., . N d1C1te mcmom 11 g1ft to lmvc HELEN BOYD Volltyball 'V Pres 5 Shorthand Club T 1 H1 Y F H A WARREN BOYD NANCY BRANCH Band Speech Club F H X G1rls' Chorus Jun1or H1stor11ns CHARLES BRIGGS V I C JERRY BROOKS Basketball B1ble Club Pres1dent RONNIF BJIE Band Span1sh Club JIM BUMGARNER Band SHIRLEY BURNS B1ble Club Reporter Shorthand Club A Capella Cho1r JIM CADZOW V I C DON CHAPMAN CHARLEINE CAMPBELL Shorthand Club Pep Squad Cha1rman Span1sh Club H1st0r1ans Pep Squad D E Club LaVERNE CARTER Tr1 H1 Y JUDY CAUBLE Tr1 H1 Y F H Drama Workshop Cheerleader '58 El Rodeo KAYE CHADD Court Jesters Sec Tm H1 Y Sparush Club Debate Club BRENT CLARK BARRY CLAYTON Sparush Club B1ble Club JOE BOB CLENDENIIN Spamsh Club Jr Favor1te Basketball Dreamboy SHERRY LOU COATS Majors Club Chaplaln Natl Honor Soc Who's Who KEN COBB F F A Treasurer H1 Y KAY COLEMAN Tr1 H1 Y Dramat1cs Club Jr H1St0I1anS Pep Squad DALTON CONWAY V I C LINDA CONWELL BILL COOPER 1, .x L - f . , '- . ' 7, , r'- '- , . . . , , K . JANET CARPENTER-Tri-Hi-Y, Junior - '- '- , . .A., Ill M 111g qrtxt plms for grt1du1t1on xx asks I X1 COQ I our e 1 mp Squ d JOUFYIAIISIYI SIIXRRCVN C RI IC IIICJN StudcntCour1c1l Rep Pres Sr Class Srnmsl C u NI Tl LN Pres me u 1 1 N1 XRY KAY CLNNINCHAM B1bIe Club NANCY CUNNINCJIIAINI SQL N I C Drama Workslop Span1shCl1b Trl IXCK DAVIS w IC VIS Sgt A ms MONTY DAVIS I C In OIGA DEANDA D I' Club F H -X I' I VIRA DIAZ MADII YN DICK Bxble Club L1t1n Club I A Cho1r ROSEMARY DONICA B1ble Club Sec V Pres Shorthand Club F H A JANICE DOVNNING Natl Honor Soc F H A Outstar1d1r1g Student '58 CAROLYN DUCKETT D E Reporter Tr1 H1 Y JO ANN EBLINIG Natl Honor Soc F H A Student COUHCII Sec Soph Favor1te NANCY FLDRIDGE F H A BILLY ELLISON Spamsh Club B1ble Club CHARLES ENGLE F F A H Y CLIFT EPPS Spamsh Club AUSTIN FERGUSON NINA FIERRO F I-I A , Pep Squad, Cho1r, Spamsh Club WAYNE FIELDS Football Co Capt , Key Club, H1 Y GABRIEL FIERRO Y f5 'x :ag-Q E' i 6 '53 l ps. CRUZ FLORES F H A Pep Squad Shorthand Club ROGER FLOWERS Key Club H1 Football 'B' Basketball Outstand1ng Student L A WYNELL FORTENBERRY EDITH FREEMAN Tr1 H1 Y F H Pep Squad Volleyball '56 59 BILL FRENCH V1ce Pres Key Club Student Counc1l Nat1onal Honor Soc1ety Football VICENT FRIEDEWALD Nat1onal Honor SOCIBIY Outstand1ng Student B10 L A Am H1St DONALD FULLER Secretary F F A BEATRICE GONZALEZ F H A Journal1sm KOILA GRANT Trl H1 Y F H A Drama Workshop CHARLES GREEN Tm H1 Y Basketball Transfer from M1dland 56 KAREN GREENHILL Span1sh Club H A F T A B1ble Club r H1stor1an CATHERINE GREENLEES Treas FHA Tr1 H1 Y Brble Club Dramat1cs Club Shorthand Club GLENDA GREENWOOD VICE Pres Trl H1 Y Co Ed1tor El Rodeo Span1sh Club .IANIE GRIFFIN Pep Squad Span1sh Club Lat1n Club A Capella Cho1r ALICE ANN HALE T1-1 H1 Y Bxble Club F H A Court Jesters Volleyball 56 57 MARILYN HALL Transfer from Vmctor v1lle H1gh Cal1forn1a '58 HORACE HAMILTON Band ESCO HAMLIN-F. F.A. RONNIE HAMMACK-Transfer from Southport North Carolina' 58 JIMMY HARRIS-D. E. Hi-Y JoAnn Ebling bubbles with joy as James Stephens, Student Body President, crowns her Homecoming Queen as Shirley Terry, Pete Green, Terry Stanley, and Katie Thomas look on. JOHNNY HARRISON Sec H1 Y V1ce Pres West Texas H1gh School Press Ass SHIRI I' Y HATHORN Pep Squad Dra matxcs Club Cho1r Blble Club JIMMY HAYWORTH CAMII LE HFFLEY Reporter Tr1 H1 Y Exchange Ed Corral F H A Majors Club JOAN HEISE Bxble Club Jr H1stor1an SUE HELMS Pres B1ble Club 57 A Capella Cho1r F H A Pep Squad RANDY HENSLEY H1 Y Transfer from P S J A Parr Texas '57 FRANCES HERNANDEZ Pep Squad F H A Span1sh Club ROSIF HINOJOS JERRY HINSON D E Club SUE HODNETT Presmdent of B1ble Club Transfer from Coahoma H1gh School 58 ESTON HOLLIS Basketball Baseball Natxonal Honor Soc1ety PRESTON HOLLIS Baseball Basketball 58 59 Basketball Captarn DENNIS HOLMES H1 Y Football NORA LEA HORTON Tr1 H1 Y MaJors Club F H A Volleyball RONNY HUBBARD H1 Y PEGGY ISAACKS Jr Class Sec Pres Trl H1 Y Cor Sec Student Counc1l Volleyball JOYCE JACKSON D E Club Transfer from Ector H1gh School Odessa Texas MICHAEL JARRATT Nat1onal Honor SOC18fY Span1sh Club Drum MaJor Debate JUDY JENNINGS Corral Staff Tr1 H1 Y F H A Shorthand Club 'Q la 'GF nn cv-4 Al Sherry Coats and Mary Jane T1-ego are busy domg the1r da1ly Jobs 1n Mrs Harrmgtons offmce Stmors Ruscd old tlmc fuss on K1ds Day al Y b.fX Q 'iw KENNETH JOHNSON H1 Y SPHHISD Club Tumor H1stor1ans Football Bass ball JUNF JOHNSTON Tr1 H1 Y Rainbow Court Jesters Volleyball 57 58 59 ISAAC JONES F F A Jr Historlans H1 Y Outstand1ng Student in Algebra JULIAN KELLY V I C Club CHARI ES KEY Nat1onal Honor Society Pres EDDIE KINNEY Natl Honor Soc Latin Club Student Council Pres Key Club JANACF KIRBY B1ble Club Latin Club A Capella Cho1r JO AINN LANE D E Reporter F H A D E President '59 KENNETH LANE 'UAN LAWSON Pres FHA Pres Trl H1 Y Pep Squad FFA Sweetheart 57 DAVID LEPPERT LLOYD LINDSEY Spanish Club D E Club KAY LOVELAND Natl Honor Soc Shorthand Club Spanish Club Court Jesters JERREYL MARION MARION MASTERS F F A D O DEE MABERRY Shorthand Sec Tri H1 Y Bible Club Pep Squad Spanish Club GLENDA MAHONEY Choir F H A 'I H Y D E Court Jesters BEVERLY MARTIN F H A V Pres Pep Squad Shorthand Club Rainbows BOBBY MCADAMS-Pres. Soph. Class Hi-Y Key Club El Rodeo Football Basketball. JERRY MCCORMICK- JOE MCCOWEN- BENNY MCCRARY-Sr. Pres., Student Council, Natl. Honor Soc., Who's Who, Football, Basketball. WARREN MCCREARY-Hi-Y. GWYN MCCULLOUGH-Bible Club Pres. Tri-Hi-Y, Bible Club, Rainbows, Corral 1111 Make appl1c,1t1on for collegc entrance MERI PIN? 'vIcDOlNAl ID Pres FHA Chapter II Pep Squad Sparush Club 1 ll IIINI' Mt I' I RATH A Capella CJIIOII' Pep Squad Natxonal Honor Soc 1ety BPRNARIJ MCIVIAHAIN Spamsh Club Sports I'd1tor of Corral Baseball Basketball JFRII YNN McPHERSON Sec Court .Iesters Outstand1ng Student IH Speech LARRY MCNEILL Transfer from Junctxon C1ty H1gh School May 58 JOF MCVNII LIAMS H1 v FFA Track 'I ransfer from Montcrrev Semor H1gh 5 DAVNN MOORE F H A Transfer from Crystal C1ty Sen1or H1gh LARRY MORGAN Band DONNY MORROW H1 Y Football Track RONNY MOSER H1 Y Football Baseball Co Capta1n Football PENNY NEWSOM FHA Sec B1ble Club Reporter A Capella Cho1r MARY OLIPHANT Asst Ed1tor of Corral Shorthand Club A Capella Cho1r Trl H1 Y ETHA OLIVER F H A Speech Club D E C ub MARY OLIVER Blble Club F H A BEVERLY OSBORN F H A Sec Band B1ble Club Sec JANE OSBORNE I C T Tr1 H1 Y Spamsh Club F H A EDDIE OWEN V A Pres1dent FFA Transfer from Jacksboro Hxgh School Nov '57 VICTORIA PAI OMJNO Spamsh Club F H A Pep Squad Journal1sm BILL PARSONS Pres Court .Testers Treas Natl Honor Soc Pres Band Debate SHIRI EY PATTERSON Pres FHA Chapt II A Capella Cho1r Drama Worksho SUE PATTERSON B1ble Club Spamsh Club Dramat1cs Club LARRY PATTON-D. E. Club. DON PAYNE- BEVERLY PERSON-FHA Parliamentarian Jr. Historians, Band. DON PEDFRSON D O Club CLARENCE PERCY H1 Y WESI EY PHILLIPS Football Basketball KENNETH PIT7 ER Sparush Club Blble Club Coral Club ROSS PLANIT Football BFTSY POOL Trl H1 Y Reporter Sec D E Pep Squad Dramat1cs Club Jr H1stor1ans JOHN PUCKETT FFA H1 Y Jr Ihstor 1an Football Track JAMES PUJO Transfer from Temple Hxgh School August '57 JUDY REAGAN Vmce Pres Natl Honor Socmety Student Counc1l Cheerleader JUDY REYNOLDS Spamsh Club FHA Pep Squad Trl H1 Y D E Club CHARLES RICE Band DON RICHARDSON V I C RONNIE RICHARDSON BEVERLY ROBINSON DOT ROBINSON Sparush Club Blble Club IC T Club G1rls Cho1r TOMMY ROGER Band PAT ROGERS Ed1tor Corral Sec Natl Honor Soclety Presldent Pep Squad AMELIA ROSAS F H A Transfer from Westbrook Hrgh School Sept '58 IRENE RUDD B1ble Club F H A Spamsh Club A Capella Cho1r A Hearty Welcome the Exes 1S expressed as Judy Reagan adorns the flrst place Sen1or float 1n the Homecom1ng parade DONALD REED-D.O. Club. . , . . to . ll ' P lsktt r 1 p Squl rrx 1 inf 1 l is ns r l OLC l' 'NIA Slv1lT ll 'N if1OYldl llunor Soglety tile C Qanxsh Club SNP FD l31blf C, 1 P A IPRRX STXNI FY Chapla1nll1 Y Annual Stat! J lhstomans Football Base all It-.Ml S HOW XRD Sl l- PHP NS Pr S Student JllIlCll Jres rr K C Spanlsh Club KAT ll THOMAS Semor Class Secretary StudentC0unc1l Vollevball IXC l'xlF THOMAS ll1 Y Corral Staff Bisebill TONI THOMAS Vue Pres Student Councll C hnerlcader ACt1v1t1es Edltor of El Rodeo l l lllOMPSON ll1 Y Biskctbill O Cxptam Track SHIRLEY THURMAN Transfer frornBreck enrtdge l-hgh September 58 BRENDA TINSLEY D E Club FHA MARY JANE TREGO Trl H1 Y H151 Pep Squad Spamsh Club Shorthand Club JIMMY TUCKER Football LOR ETTA TURNER IARRY USSERY Judy Reagan and JoAnn Eblmng, run the Steers on the fleld wlnle the pep squad helps them out wlth a cheer ll1.'-.r-M PS lilQSSlVl,l,-l?,O., li. 5 -bill. ,llflll f9lill:l.llS-lj ws, Srlurtllf1r1rlC'lub, 'l rl- llx-Y. l.fxf1I Club, lm f .cl. 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Ct , l lli-Y, ey llub, 3ll,.'l . .'- -, 1 1 2 C - . , , Summon Cr1ed at Samor Assembly ,md prtyed at Baccalaurmtc SQ in rs X SYLVIA VALDP7 Pep Squad Spamsh Club Journahsm I7 O Cl b BENNY XNADSVNORTH H1 Y MARY JANE VNEAN FR F H A B1ble Club Dramaucs Club Nolleyball JIMMY VNHITEFIELD FFA Sentmel Base ball Football DARLFNE VNII I IAMS Parllamentarman F H A Trl H1 Y Volley all TOMMY WILLIAMS Reporter and Photo grapher V I C THOMAS WILLIAMS Reporter Blble Club Cho1r CHARLFNE WILLIAMSON Court .Testers Spanlsh Club Nat1or1al Thespxan Socxety FRANKLIN WILLIAMSON Sec H1 Y Jr Hlst Football Soph Class Favor1te CAROL ANN WILSON B1ble Club Sec Spamsh Club D E Club Pep Squad GERALD WOOTEN NINA YORK V I C F H Ed1tor Cauble and her formal attlre 8. L Ml 138 L J! ix ,Y ,fy :fl-IQ, ' -ar 5 Q ...-1 Q. of V 31 '-.yy ff ? - w our I ,, ,M :JG -A - 5 I Nw. ai .N R ..'. Q . if inf'-, -.W '. .. v - A g 1 'R A'JIk'u4f 5 A:N,:.' Wx Aa' ty 4 .N nf, ,f xi sf. ...iffy ..- Er MQ . W ' ' . my xv . 1 , is ,f V X. ' W 'I al ww , Q U. fix, qi -. , . r , Nw. gg' EQ Juniors... ...Juniors Act Their Age Kid's Day... 'Q 6? 4 fy. 'fK w at . If fl ALEXANDER, MACK ALVARADO, ANITA ANDERSON, DANNY ANGLEA, LONA APPLETON, JOY APPLETON, REX BAIN, MARY ELLA BAIZE, LANNY BAKER LOUISE BATTERTON LARRY BELEW SANDRA BENNETT MARTHA BIGHAM MARILYN BINGI-IAM, RONNIE BISHOP, MIKE BLYTHE CLIFFORD BRATCHER JOAN BRIDGES BUD BRISTOW GORDON BROOKS LEO BROWN BOBBIE BROWN SUE BRYANT , AR LEN BURTON MELVA BYERLY BARBARA CARLSON, RONALD CARROL WESLEY CARSON JUDY CARTER CHUCK CART ER TOMMIE Q rd A ,J I I A A . 1 he 'I , ' ' f. 6- ' ' If - , 1 ' 1. 1 If ' I Q L- AW , ' W 1 V 1 V . ' A ...R Y . , . 'kmlggirggf i, l I vs ' Y 'S 1 X X in f ,f ' A K A ' , xr Y, ,rj ' ' v ,' Q. V Yqilif . ., . '- ' xgiizsaigz- 0 as. r 1. A fy ,' 7 A A .. I A rr 91 3' . , l 5? A 5 , I A f x . if A 'JL CHANDLER JOYCE CHAPMAN JAN CLAWSON SHIRLEY CLICK MARY LOU if 4 CLOUD JAMES COE PATSY COK ER G LORIA COLE IVA NELL I if COLE MARILEE COLE RANDY COLEMAN JAKE COLVARD LINDA -f :L CONNER LESLEY CORREA MANUEL COWPER JANE CRAWFORD JOE '-4 A Q .f:.. A .-.. , , , 1 -Q W CR OCK ER MALINDA Q C 9 , CUDD JANE ELLEN I ' DAVIDSON RONNIE QL fj- 'J nf' X x Y I , 's 3 ' Q Q .- mwis, Douc f I x j i fl M If f ' I Kid's Day, an acti- vity sponsored by Q the Student Council, 'TH brings many brats to our campus, such as Juniors: Wayne Vaughn, Jo Jordon, and Bobbie Brown. F L .2 f fu- 'C' I fs l 'Vw 41' 'lv Q-.4 T' 3 fi 'ff'-A grrvrw xfq'7 LJ in' Q-al qu- 4655: AWN 'YJ DAVIS NANCY DEEI.. ROY DEMENT DONNA DENNIS BETTY DENT ON QUINN DIAZ. NATALIA DICKINSON GORDON DITT LOFF TODD DOMINGUEZ ANDY DORSEY DON DRAKE JAMES DUNAGAN CHARLES DYER CONNIE DYER JACK ED WAR DS B ENNY ELLISON BETT Y ENGLE BILL ENGSTROM MARY JANE EUBANK ROBERT EVANS BOBBY l ' is-.hs -- I 142 -aim Homecormng Queen norrunee, Sh1r1ey Terry eyes the camera just at the r1ght moment Other sm111ng faces are Jer1 McPher son, Sherry Lurtlng, and Gordon D1ck1n son, Shu-1ey's escort .I un iors ..... 264 Upperclassmen Plan Jumor Semor Prom EVERETT DONNY FLANINGAN LINDA FLYNN JULIA ANN FOSTER SARAH FOWLER RANDLE FRANCO GILBERT FRIEDRICHS SHIRLEY FUQUA .TERRY GAI-'FORD KENNETH GEB ERT BECKY GLASER LAYLA GONZALES MATIDE PATSY GOSSETT MARTHA ANN GRADY MARY GRAHAM JIMMY GRANT CELIA GREENE LINDA GREEN MACK GREGORY DICKIE GROIBL TEDDY HALBROOK CAROLYN HAMMON JEANNE HAR PER CAROL HARRIS ANNETTE HARRISON JOHNNY HARRISON RAYFORD HAYNES MARTHA HEARN LINDA HEFLIN .IANETTE HENDERSON JOE IU -J 5 16- Ks! 1,555 :Kr A 3 v Rafi pf bf U' Q f -'Q f KI If 'f' 1 J' wr' -Q'- wwmp 2:5 uno ,.. C auf Q- 3 53635 , 5xxN 'Cf , as xff' ibn Q1-...f 'Jem A ff Av lie- 'N pw. ,J , gm:--M 1 ' g x, 'Y M 44 e -91 HENSLEY BILL HER NANDEZ ALIC E HERNDON BUDDY HEWETT JERRY HICKSON LINDA HIGHFILL ANN HILLGER CHARLOTTE HILT BR UNNER ALVIN HOGG RAYMOND HOISAG ER LYLE HOLDEN BEVERLY HOLDER SHEILA HOLLING WORTH BOBBYE HOPPER JACKIE HOWARD DELORES HUT CHEN JERRY IR WIN PAT JACKSON ELAINE JACKSON TOMMY JOHNSON JEANNETTE 'i A Beauties riding on ' the Jr. float in the Q Homecoming Parade - are, Gloria Coker, Teresa Smith, Pat Johnson, Kay Mc , Gibbon, and Judi Simpson. The V theme for the float was Orchids to Exes . .!' 'x Iumors Jumor Float Solos Parade JOHNSON JAMES JOHNSON PAT JONES BETTY LOU JORDAN JO KELLEY ELTON KENDRICK JANET KINCAID JERRY KI7 ER BOBBY KOUN5 JAYNE I ATSON LARRY LeFEVRE JAY LeFEVRE ZAV LEONARD LINDA LESLIE JIM LET CI-IER RONALD LEWIS LINDA LEWIS RONNIE LEWIS TERRY LOONEY SUE LUNSFORD BARBARA LURTING SHERRY MANN MARILYN MARSTRAND CHARLOTTE MCCLANANHAN DAVID MCCLUSKEY, NEAL MCCRARY, JUDY MCDONALD, LOUISE MCEACHERN, BILL MQGIBBON, KAY KINMAN, JAMES 9 , - Juniors ..... Time Out for Ginger Makes S350 00 f ! ae, 1 I 1' F Q 174-mg Y., 3 A 'X MCNEILL DOUG MEEKS TOMMY MIKESELL JUDY MILLER FERN MILL ER RONNIE MOELLING BARBARA MORGNER FRANCIS MORRIS DICKIE MURPHY MARY ANN MUSICK HARRY NEECE LARRY NEILL LINDA NEWMAN BOBBIE LEE NICHOLS NICK NURNBERG BUTCH OCHOT OR ENA MARY ELLEN PARRISI-I RONALD PATTERSON PAUL PELZ GLORIA PERDUE JUDY PI-IELAN ROBERT PHILLIPS CAROL PHILLIPS JANIE PHILLIPS LUAN PIERCE BOB PLEW LOUISE POPE SUE POWELL SHARON PRICE JERRY REDMAN JOY RIDDLE PHILIIP RIGGINS BEN ROBERTS BARBARA ROBERTS MARGII' ROBERTS MAXINE ROBINSON ROBI ANN R OGER JIMMY RUSSELL LINDA SCHAUER PATTY SCHNEIDER PAT SCHUERGER NORMA SEALS SHARON SEWELL CAROLYN SHIPP HELEN JANE SIMMONS MARVIN SIMPSON JU DI SMITH CHARLES SMITH JOAN SMITH LINDA SMITH TERESA Sue Brown is re - ceiving her final theatrical touches from one of the make-up crew or her performance in Time Out For Ginger . MY 2 545 W 34 T' Q if ik df! .42 4, -s N.- fx 1 Q- v-vx 9:4 'rv i A QQ Q A ,I -ww-f A- 'va 3' W WX ,,,' v- - 'sf 5 I X I 'V' Y 351 , ' 1 Q ,lfu ns: N. I L .1 N. ,- vhs 1 I-Q, AE? r in . V354 N., F' ss? -.J 3 4- V -v 1'-O '0- fq an go rv 'vu al SNEED, CLETA SNEED, LYN SNOW, CHRISTINE SPIVEY, JERALD STEWART, JUANITA STUTEVILLE, LINDA SUBIA, SISTO SWEENEY, DEE ANN SWEET, REID TERRY, SHIRLEY THIXTON, MARIJO THORBURN, JANET TURNEY KITTY VAUGHN WAYNE WALKER BILLIE SUE WALLACE LINDA WARD JEANNIE WARD MYRNA WARE VELMA WARREN BEATRICE is 48 Her h1ghness, Ka McG1bbon, beams W1th exmtement after belng crowned Harvest Queen by Benny Edward her escort 1 ' 61. 1. Iv ' I . - ... k, , .V l f L ' , 5143- Wee A , ' 'V ' 'AQ ,. ,- ,- 'QI -- Is ' 4553 if 4- , A , ,F , . B M V 4- ' ' ' f - , ' 'S I V, x I ' ,211 '1' ' 7' ...+. A . -- ' ,uv ' 0 ' f K A l' 1 f.. .lln'. . ' Y . S I ,J U' if .9 , il, A 'Ji A J ,M . H 'ffjk K -I V ,. 4 -,Ni ,1 avg, K ., I -H, . j , 1' . 31- If, , 1, ,I 7 1' t- I , ., .N .-. . '. f A-:L L . -' I ' I' 4... Juniors... Jumors Capture Harvest Carmval T1t1c: WASHINGTON CAROLYN WATERS SAMMY WATSON WESLEY WEBB JAN WEBB LONNIE W ENNIK MARY KAY WHITE BUDDY WHITE RONALD WHITE WYNONA WHITEFILLD JAMES WI CKS CAR OL ANN WILEMON, HERMON WILKERSON EVELYN WILLIAMS EDDIE WILLIAMS JIM WILLIAMS MARY ANN WILLIAMS WAYNE WILLIAMSON WILMA WILSON BARBARA WILSON CAROLINE JEAN WILSON ERIC WREN LANA WRIGHT BUGS WYATT JEANETTE YARBOROUGH PRESTON YAT ES JOYC E YBARRA MARY ZUBIAT E, MIKE Joan Bratcher glows wlth pr1de as she re cexves ner Natl Honor SOC1etY pm ui' 2 fir 5-.,,, Zap, My 'C' ? E gf T fx'QEf' H-iii ' X K ,:..g, Q .. H L rn A,,, wx 5 r Sf ' . 'N-Q., ,-'ff pf! d J bophomorcs 430 Underclassmen Enter Scimor I-hgh ABR EO DAVID ADAIR SALLY AGEE SHARON ALEXANDER RAY ALLEN CHARLES ROBERT AMOS, JUNE ANDERSON, RONNIE ANDREWS BOB ANG LEA MICKIE ARNOLD NOR MAN ARROYO DON ATKINS RICHARD AUSTIN DAVID BALILLO CLAYTON BAKER C ECIL BAKER HAZ EL BAKER SANDRA BALL DIANA BARI-'IELD VIOLA BARLER REXINE BARROZA GILBERT BATTLE MARY JO BEAN SUSAN BECK JUDSON BENEFIELD BOBBY BENNETT BOBBIE BLAIR STEVE BOATLER WANDA BOLCH, BETTIE BOND, BENNY UU 'ly UQ fs X a 'U ri J 9'-Q. 3' R 0- F , 4 -'kg 'Cir Q , 1' -I sf -af S-r pf 'vui- ,,,... nl Sl ou 'C' rt '47 ae, '?7- 1 f - -' BONIFIEID FRFDDA BONNFR BILI BOROUGHS SAI LY BOYKIN BEYTY BRAINHAM BOBBY BRIDEN GRETCHFN BRIGGS LILLIE BROOKS DOUGLAS BROWN FRFDDIE BROWN LAURA BRUNSON SUF BURKLOVN ROY BURKS CAROLE BURLESON TOMMY BURNETT LILLIAN BURNS LOUISE BUYBEE ROSEMARY BYRELEY MARSHALL CAD7OW BII L CAGLE RONNIE JOF day Smlle pretty boy A record crowd awazts opemng of school on the fxrst CAMPBELL, KAREN CARPENTER, SUE CARR ILAMETA 'ar CARR ROBERT hr CARTER KENNETH 3 Q1 CATLIN RALPH CASE JOHNNY CHANDLER JAMES CHAPMAN CLYDE CHAVEZ EDDIE CHAVEZ SIMON CLANT ON RONNIE 'lx 'TTI CLARK JACIE CLAWSON LYNN CLAY BEVERLY CLEMENS JIMMY CLEMOW NELSON COATES, ELLEN COBB ALF r COFFMAN BARBARA 7' I Joann Forrest fun Va is A qv Cl seems to be telhng a b1g story at the T V pep rally Sophomoru Expeuenee New Adventures In Semor H1gh COLEMAN SUE ' as COLVIN LUNDA COMBS RICHARD CONE CARROLL C OOTS VICT OR if N.:-. A I 8 SME? ' COOTS BILL COPELIN, BILL CORR EA LU PE 'S' 'QQ CORREA MARY CORT EZ CONNIE IL COTTON RANDY COVINGTON MAR Y -'- Q1 ' W -N. I COYLE Royczs Y'-X CROCKER JOHNNY CROSSLAND MARY LOCK 'Wy 'W CROWNOVER KAY 1' ' CUMMINGS, ANN , DAILY Boa DAILY PERRY DANIELS JAN Ygxsgggm gf-4 XA. W 4- at DAUGHERTY PEGGY DAVIDSON JUDY DAVIS J B DENTON ANGEL 2' DEANDA VIOLA E K A DIAZ MARIA 9' DIGBY VIRGINIA -v DIMPHIL KAY DODD, FERR EL DRAKE DON 2 'lr- ' 'W I - Q f I 'bb 51 I , A x ., - I ' I L' g ' i . -... A ' 1: . , . A I. , A A A Y ,, 3, .P .3 b I , ' . Z. ffl: X, 5, Q E 4 - Xxx V ' zum. - ' '-' ix X: - 1 ' 25 N A qw A5316 , EES ? -..- xii I ' T ws? ,I - A f , ' - 'Y A ' - - 5, -,Q ' - , A, I e A A A 'D ix ' Nfl t i W I Sv , QS lr, X ' U . '. 'p X 'RM X, -, , .L 1 - A -' I 4 ii'- N ' if ' AS. ' . , N 4 , gm? ' 2 1 , A . 1 5 -, fvwvo- X 4 r , .- K 2 F4-.4 , A I I ,Q 6- , 1 ' fl R 4 1 J ' I K' 'I ' fy A , f , s, A., K, , f C ,. s 7 I , . . 3 ca' l 5 x W Z .. my .E in ' ,. e . , , 5 R ' 1 N ,, 5- , . n 2 , ra , ,' Q Ai A :1,- ' A 5 , , N4 'K ' 4' Q' I ' A A ' vi ' Y -.fy H , A 5- 7 5' 'Tr' - .Z . ' A I I .A Q G A SSM , 1, TT' 5391 5 ' A Ed., 'ul .P xr7':'. Ja ' I Sophomores... ...Learn To DRIVER, CHARLES DUNCAN DUNLA P DUNLAP DUNLAP DUNNAM DUNNAM DURHAM EAR LFY RONNIE BERNARD JERRY MARY GARY THOMAS JOANN FRANKLIN EARP FRANCES FDWAR DS PENNY ELLIOT HOWARD ELLIS PATSY ENGLE JIMMY FNTRIK EN SANDRA EUDY FREEDA EVANS JONITA EWING JOE FAIR CONNIE FANNIN PATRICIA FANNIN, PAUL FARRIS JAMES FEATHFRS DONNIE FIELDS JEFF FIELDS ROBERT FIVEASH LIDA FORBUS PAM FOSTER JUDY FOX BFCKY FOX BUD Wear Beanies On Friday... r Else... 2 1 5 - nf, .. .PLN V -- f 1' lb- Q -i 4...- I GUS '10 Z9 i -5: an ' ff fl'- 14 '7 , if -rd ,--v P1 E ,x-.J 'bm 34 'i nf pr vs vii 'Y 'Vx uv' 60 5.4 A. 4N 'vs Z' I 7 iff 'fl ers... Q.,- Qth FRANKLIN BFVFRLY FRFEMAN JOHNNY CARCIA BE NJAMIIN GARRETT JI' RRY GFBERT VXCKIF COIBBQ RICHARD GIBBS JOYCE GIIBERT BOBBY GILL TOMMY GILLIHAN ANNETTE GILMORE JFRRY GI ICKMAN JAKE GOME7 CORKY GRAHAM GARY 3,3 GRAHAM, JERAL GREENWALT JUDY GREER SHARON GRIFFITH WAYNE GUIN JANE HALE JOSIE W-Aitng 1 A u 1 f 15.1 WOW' These two Soph 'kxds' thmk they're b1g enough to read fad on Kid's Day. ' HALL ESTHER HALL LETRESS HAMBY RONNIF HAMMACK ROLAND HAMMON .IUDI HANSON LAVELL HARPER DAVID HARRINGTON JAMES HARRINC-TON JANE HARRIS SUE HARRIS SHIRLEY HEARD ROBERT HENSLEY VALOISE HERNANDE7 DICE HICKMAN ELAINE HILL CECIL HILTBRUNNER RAY HENSON HAROLD I-IODG ES HER MAN HODG ES, MARIE S2 Short skirts and hula hoops are a ' -will 9i- gk U5 x 15' ' ji' .tx ' A. 2531553 I fo' g i I 'iff-:N ,, at r I J -, 51 R- 'm 'vw Q.. WW uiim T' 1 f'- UIr1'wf1s2E :WR-:Nr 4 1 ., MF: V V' Y bophomorgs Sponsor Bmgo At Harvest if M. -Ji WW YJPWWK , I Carmval f, Rr l' -v 1:-, 'Qc' t' 1, 2 ' -i v . I I f JN 'Q mm' 158 fi Y HODNE TT HOGUE H HOISAG ER HOLLAND RICKEY CHP RYL RONALD HOLLIMAN PATSY HOLMAN RICHARD HOMAN ANNE HOMBERG SHARON HOOSER BEVERLY HOOSER BRENDA HOOD LUANN HORTON JO ANN HOWARD EDNA HOWARD SAM HUBBARD ROGER HUDGENS JODELL HUFFSTETLER SHERRY HUGHES DIANNA HUGHES R ENA IEKINS NANCY JENNINGS EUGENE JOHNSON JUDITH JOHNSTON RODNEY JONES CHERYL JONES MITCHELL KEMP FRANCES KENNEDY DORENE KESTERSON, KENNY KINARD, BETTY SUE KING, CAREY . :' ,- 6. K K' x . Q A A , : X 'A I 5 1 lv, ,II - ,. 'Q 11'i I- Eff I zz, f ii .2 .f 1E3':2f 5- 'K I - - - I 5-1 , I Q gy, ' . f K , FYI J I Q 'A :Y I 'R , , 1 N 1 Q uw ' ' I K , N. I X J A I I rf I f X. . 4 J ff g A I I 5, A I ' 1 'Q I ,Q 1 'NIJ H K 8 I I Suphornores... ...Push Claudie Self For Harvest Queen.. KINNIFY, MICKEY KI UGG EUGENE KNIGHTSTEP DON KNIGHT IARRY LANCASTER ILOYD LARRYMORE DIANE IASATFR RI LAWDFRMILK CIN EN LAWRI-NCE KEINNARD LAWS NETTA KAY LAYMAN ROY MACK IEATHERVNOOD BOBBY LEATI-IERVKOOD KAY LEBKOWSKY ROBERT LINDSEY PAT LOPEZ MARY LOU LOTHRINGER EARL LOVELESS EDWARD MADISON CARLA MAJORS SHIRLEE MARSAI IS DENINY MARTINEZ THERESA MARTINEZ PEARL MAT-'X ERNEST MEEK MILLARD MERRELL BETTYE MESKER NORMA MIL WARD BELLE MITCHELL JUDY MOLINA VALENTIN 'J 'I 9 'Uh 3' Q 4 N. YP? -my av- ,4-nl I 3 :zz 2 U :xl -x 159 , I MONROE, CAROI. MOORE, AUTRY MOORE, ELAINE MOORE, LARRY MOR ENO ANNIE MORGAN BRENDA MORGANI, EMMETT KENT MORRELL JOHNNY MORRIS STANLEY MORRIS TONY MYRICK KENNETH MYRICK PRESTON MCALISTER BOB MCCARTY .IENNA MCCRARY DANNY MCCRARY SHIRLEY MCCUSTION DIXIE MCCULLOUGI-I SANDRA MCELRATII AI LFN Lyn Anderson 1B gettxng L1da Fxveash ready for her role as ma1d 1n T1me Out For Gmger' A .- MCCULLOUGI-I, DENNIS ' I Robert Carr and D1ck1e Morne are shown Wlth then' prxzed possesswns MCMURY, NORMA MCNEESE, GEHNEAL MCRAE, EDWARD MCWILLIAMS, MARY NAPIER, FRANCIS NAPPER JAMES NAVARRETTE, ESTHER NELMS RONNIE NELSON EUGENE NEWELL BUDDY NEWSOM KENNETH NEWTON JERRY NEWTON MARGARET NEWTON MARILYN NEWTON SHIRLEY NICHOLS CONNIE SUE NICHOLSON DENNIECE NOBLES CHARLOTTE NOWELL VN L I NUNEZ , CATARINO xxx Sophomores Float Wms Second Place In Homeeommg Parade 5 A 4.7 f -R6 -an .NHL nsvu O BRIEN DEANNA ODELL SANDRA O'SI IIELDS PATSY OWENS MARVIN PADDICK JESSIE PALMER PAI MER PAR DE7 PARKER PARKER JOHNNY PHYLLIS AG US I'IN ALFRED BENNY PN 6 .5 1 14 .i I we 2 If or-' sv f PARKER QOGER PARR WENDELL PARRA OPHELIA PARRISH ANNETTF PATTERSON ELENA PATTERSON JAMES PATTERSON ROBERT PATTON MELVA PEACH SHARON PEACOCK RAY PEARCE PERKINS PERKINS NEWMAN PETTUS JUDY ELTON GOLDIE ALFRED ALBERTEEN PERRY WAYNE PHILLEY PHILLIPS PHILLIPS PHILLIPS BUDDY DALE DEVL EY JOANN Sufhunwru Rcihve P I I IPS JOYCI PIIIII IPS IINDA PII I I IPS MARII YN PICKI E GARY PORCII PAUL POITS BOBBY PRICHARD ROBI-RT PROCTPR GVNENDOLYN RANKINI WAN RANEY BEVFRI Y RASFO BARBARA RASMUSEN ERIC RAY MALINDA RAYMEN SUE READ MARY RP AGAN RLAGAIN RECORD R FCORD RONNIE ROSS JERRYI YNN JOEL R FYNOI DS GEORGE REYNOLDS JIMMY RI-IOADES MARIE RHOTON MELBA RICI' FRANKLIN RICHARDSON SYLVIA RICIIBOURG JACKIF RICGINS BARBARA ROBERTS JEAN ROBI- RTS JOYCE ROBERTS WESI FY Old West Durmg Ranch Days I 'WN 5- s I Q 44 IIVHI 4 i 0 C S lib ca rr and lun, I Qu ' L il 'xA mv., 54' RODRIQUEZ, FRANCIS Ross, TOMMY ROWDEN, JANICE ROLAND, RUFUS RUDD, SHIRLEY RUSSEL, ,PAT RUTLEDGE, DURWARD RUTLEDGE, TOMMY SANCHE7 MANUEI SANDERS BILLY SANDERS ROB ERT SCARBER BETH SCOWN KENNETH SELF CLAUDIE SHAFFER, BARBARA SIMPSON MODESTA SMITH JERRY SMITH, JOE SMITH, LEROY SMITH RHEADINE ?. 5 42 fi 'V Beverly Frankhn fgj ',4'N X: Kxqm. , is givlng the pr1n 'k 4 y T' cipal fWarren W Schultej a p1ece of her mznd Judy Reagan 15 droohng over some of the football boys at a bonf1re SOLIDAN, KA'I'III,,I-QEN SPRADLINC1, ROBERT STAI,I,CUP, .IVAN STANALANIJ, LYNN STATHAM, DON STATSER, BARBARA STEPHENS, JAMES STEWART, ERNEST SUGCS, RONNIE SULLIVAN, CORAL TAYLOR RITA TFAGUE BARBARA TEAGUE JEAN TI-IIXTON CARIJO THIXTON I INDA THOMAS CLEO THOMAS JOYCE DAVID THOMPSON CAROLYN TOUCHSTONE GEORGIA TICKNER C VVYNETT I , 6 D K X U 1 ' AIfA 55 . 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I ' I Do it' Yes, it you want something better do it ln the span a few scientists and folks who read scnencebtuctuon Today they of your school life from first grade to high school graduate, are household wards You leave the hollowed halls of high think at the many changes that have been brought about Twelve school to enter the scintillating saga of the space age Make the years ago, the words orbit and satellite were used only by most at it It you want something better, do it You know it can be done There's one and only in refresh ment, too -X ,49x' N 4-- VM I 17,1 fn -gll -' 5 1 BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY ll' TEXAS COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY 193 I 4 BANK Q C56 RST Qjiiaflomafi fwe View Cflciaue QT 0 nCQg Qpmg Sera SUPER MARKETS 9 TOMMY GAGE OIL COMPANY Your Friendly Distributor FOR COLTEX PRODUCTS Big Spring, Texas ...uulllnlmulm lu. qt l 12335352 , ., ' --1:Suv:f4f-2:-:mg'A Q I 3 G U1 Q U11 , on qiouf :Ei Tiifviiiiiii 5'1f'1f '-'H-I-r1:5:E:Q:E . , . 6 ' -'4'- L 1 L X L 1 , ll nm..- TT T Everyday Low Prices Plus Frontier Saving Stamps - ' ' , xas 194 Index Name Page Namrx pnqe Name page A I B ' A V p , f C Index Name Page Name Page Name Page Cummunqs Ann Cummungham Mary Kay Cummlngharn Nancy Da1ly Bob Da1ly Perry Dan1els Jan Daaoh rty Peggy Dayrdson Judy Day dson Ronn1e Day s Doug Day1s Day s Dayts D6V1S DBVIS Jak oe Monty Nancy 'Dawes Mr W R Deanda Oloa D anda Vuola Deel Roy Demen Denn1s Denton Denton Donna Betty Anoel Qu1nn Daz EVlF5 D1az Mar1a DlBZ Natal1a Drck Ma1lyn DICKINSON Gordon Dloby VIVGIHI6 D1mph1I Kay D1ttlott Todd Dodd Ferrel DODIC6 Rosarnary Dorsey Don Downtno Jan1ce Drake Don Drake James Drnyer Charles Duckett Carolyn Dunadan Charles Dun an Ronnle Dunlap Bernard Dunlap Jerry Dunlap Mary Dunnam Gary Earley Frankl1n A Dunnam Thomas Durham Joann Dyer Connle Dyer Jack Earp Frances Eblung Jo Ann 81 Edwards Benny Edwards Penny Eldndge Nancy Ell1ot Howard 1 Pats Ell1son Betty 1AA 715 70 120 A A A A A A A A 7 5A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A IA E ISOU B1 y eBl 3 Engle Charles Engle Jtmmy Engstrom Mary Jane Entr1ken Sandra Epps CI1tt Eubank Robert Eudy Freeda Eyans Bobby BA Eyans Jontta Everett Donny 1 Ew1ng Joe Fa1r Connue Fann1n Patr1c1a Fannln Paul Farar Mr Frank H Farr1s James Feathers Donn1 Ferouson Aust1n Flelds e Rob rt F19ldS Wayne F1erro Gabr1eI F1erro N1na F1yeash L1da Flanrngan lD1nda Flores Cruz Flowers Roger Flynn Julra Forbus Pam Fortenberry Wynell Foster Sarah Fowler Ranlle Fox Becky Fox Bud Franco Gllbert Frankl1n Beverly Freeman Ed1th Freeman Johnny A 15 90 French B1ll 3 83 Fnedrlcks Sh1rley Fnedewald Vncent Fuller Donald Fuqua Jerry Gaftord Kenneth Garc1a Benlarnm Garrett Jerry Gebert Becky G bert V1ck1e G1bbs R1chard 'Faculty G1bbs Joyce Gllbert Bobby G1ll Tommy G1ll1ham Annette G1lmore Jerry Glaser Layla Gl1ckman Jake A D17 A A A A A A A 6 Z A A A 6 A 6 6 6 A Gomez Corky Gonzales Beatnce Gonzales Matulde Patsy Gossett Martha Grady Mary Graham Gary Graham Jeral Graham J1rr1rr1y Grant Grant 'Green 'Green Green Celva Kona Mrs Betty Mr Donald Mack Greene Charles Greene Lmda Greenh1ll Karen Greenless Cather1ne Greenwalt Judy Greenwood Glenda Greer Sharon Gregory D1ck1e Gr1ft1n Janle Gr1ft1th Wayne Groebl Teddy Gu1n Jane 'Guthr1e Mr G T Halbrook Carolyn Hale Al1ce Ann Hale JOSIB Hal ser Hall Letress Hall Manlyn Hamby Ronn1e Ham1lton Horace Hamlln Esco Hammack Roland Hammack Ronme Hammon Jeanne Hamrnon Judy Hanson Lavell 'Hard ng MISS B1ll1e Harper Carol Harper Dayld Harnngton Gene Harrungton Janes Harrungton Jane Harr1s Harr1s Harms Harms Ha1r1s Annette Mrs JBHIC8 J1rr1my Sh1rley ue Harruson Johnny Harr1son Johnny Harr1son Hathorn Haynes Haywort Rayford Sh1rley Martha h J1mmy Heard L1nda Hefley Cam1le Hefl1n Janette Helse Joan Helms Sue A A A A A A A 7 6 A A A 7 7 A A A A A Faculty - 1 I 15, Il' , ll D D ,.., D DD 131 , A- AA A 156 11' , D D ,DD131 Engl, il DDDDD D 1,85,12 D 1 I 13? . 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D D D ,D 12 'I D D DD 10,155 I I 14132 . , D DD DD DDDDDAADD 131 , , D DDDD DD 126 F My Wnhi 156 e , ' DDDDDD DD DDDD DD l ', DDDDDDD DDD 110, 155 I 1 1 W Hnnin 1 3 , D DDDDDDDDD DDD 96, l Q I '43 DDDDD D DD 155 - I 1 urrrrnri YY 132 11 AAAA A- - A 1? 1 ' A AA AAAAAA 131 11, D DDDD DDDDDDD119,1515 1, DD DD DDDDDD1 2 1 ,111 DDDDD D D155 Wg, 1 3 , J DDDDDD DD DDDDDDD- 15 Fie'dsI 3 DDDD DDDDD 155 1 I V'Y:mifY!ffYY---- 156 I ' DDDDD DDDDD DD DDDD l 2 ' I D Yfri -D D I ,131 I- Q I I fii----------- 126 1 , 11 DDDDDDD DDDDDD 131 1 , 1 DD ,D DDD 131 ' 1 , 1 DDDDDDD DDDDDD 131 1 I 1 DDD DDDD D DD D 1 3 I DDDD DDDDDDDDD 1 3 1 1 , D DDDDD ,D D DDDD 12 I DDDDD D DD DDD 132 , 1 DDD DDDDDDDDD DDD 132' ' , ' ' A DDDD A .D DDD 154 , DD DDD D DD 93, 132 , ' D DDDD DDDDDDDDDDDDD 156 1 1, DDDD DD D 154 , 1 DDD DD 1 3 1, Et DD DD DDDDDDDDDDDDDD 157 1 , DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD 1 2 , D DD DDD 72,155 , DDDDD D DDDDDDDDD DDD 157 , DDDDDD A DDDDDA. 15 1, DD DDDDD 132 , 1 D DDDDDDDDDDD DDDDD132 Dominguez, Andy DD D 142 Foster, Judy DD DD DDDD DDDDDDDD 155 I ' D DDDDDDDDDD 1O9I 157 1 , DD DDDA 131 , DDDDDD 13 , DD 132 , ...A A AA A 1 2 , DDDDD AADAAA 43 1 , D DDDDDDDDDDDD 132 1 , 1 DDDDDDD DDDD D 131 I DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD 155 I DDD DDDDDDDD DDD 157 , D DDDDDDDDDDD 101,15 , DD DDDDDDDD D DDDDD 155 I 1 DDDDDDDD DDDDD 132 , A ADDD AAAAA A 1 2 , DDDDDDD 1 3 , DDDDDDD DDDDDDD 1A3 1 , DDDD D D D D 155 1, DD D, D D 15 I D DDDDDDDDDDDD 15 , DDDDD DD DDDD 131 I 1 112I132 I D DDDDD DDDDDDD 157 D , DDA AADAA 1 2 , DDDD 103,110,156 1 I 1 1 1 DDDDDDDDDDDD 126 c , ' DDDDDAAA A 155 , ' DD 1 , , 92, 13' , D DDDDDDDDDDDD143 1 AAAAA 155 ' ' , ' D DD 1 3 I ' D DDDDD DDDDDDDDD 157 , DDDD DD 97, 119, 155 1 I 1 DDDDDDDDD 81, 132 I DDDDD DDDDDDDDD1Q , AAAAAAAA AAA 155 , DDDDDDDDDDDDD A 132 1 , DDD DDDDDD DDDDD 157 , , D DDDDDDDDDDDDDDD 155 I DDD DDDDD DDDDDDDDD 1 3 1 I DDD DDDDDD DDDDD 157 , DD DDD DDDDDDDD 155 1I DD DDDDDADDD 1 3 1 A AAAA A 155 G 1, . 1 DDDDD DDDDDDDD 127 1 3 A AA-------------e l 2 1 3 ', ' D D DDDDDDDDDDDDD 132 1 A eA--1111----------- 1 2 1 ' 1 1 DDDDD ' ff DDDD ff 15 11 ' A AAAAAAAAAAAA AAA 157 'I W W YY-Yg YYY- 5 hy 156 N, 5 AAADDDA DDDD .DDD 157 E I D DDDDDDD D DDDDD 15,13 ' 1 A AAAA A AAAAA A-151133 , 1 DDDDDDDDDDDDDDD 155 -5 , 1 1 DDDDDDDDDDDD 156 1 AAAAAAAAA AA 1 3 I I DDDDDDD DD DD 155 1 , ' DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD 15 3 1 AAAAAAAAA 1181 1 3 1 , DDDDDD 12, , 7 , 76, 1 -AA- A- -AAA--AAA 133 78, ,131 1 , A ADDDDDDDAD . DDDDDD 15 1 I A-AAAA---AA--- - 1 3 , D DDDD ,9 ,1 2 1 , AAADDAADDADDDDD .D 155 D1 --A----A AA- 133 , DDDDDD D DDDDDDDDD 155 1 , DDDDDDDD D DDDDDDDDD 156 1 I A AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA 1 3 , DDDDDDDDD D DDDDD 131 ' ' , AD.. DDDDDDDDDDD 15 I 1 --A----AAA---AA 133 1 , DDDDD DD DDDDDDD 155 ' , DDDDDDDDDDD 156 I 1 ' A--- AAAAAA----AA-1 3 Ell's, y DDDDDDDD 155 D , 120, 1 3 1 AAAAAA--AA-AA---AA 133 1 , D D , , 2 1 , D, DD D 156 1 AAAAAAAAAA- AAAAAAA 133 Index Nwmc Page Nwmc Page Name Page I C ' . M J ' A A I ' Index Name Page Name Page Name errel Bettye Juf ' MAI 119 1 Ju Moelnno Barbara VDC Moor It r o Morqan Ll'fa1 Morfuan C1 e V n Caol E a ne lirry A11111 B nla Ut ent Larry Fra wc Marqaret Morr ll Johnny Morr s D1Cl41e Morr Stanle Morrts Tony Morrow Donny Moser Ronny Murphy Mary Ann 'Murohy Mrs Pat Mustek Harry Myrtck Preston Nao1er Francls Napper James Nafarrete Ester N ece Lzrry l L1n N lr'ns Rown e N lson Euoene Newell Buddy Nemnan Bolmhte Lee .yson Kenneth son P nny Nton N chols N Cho s lqol fs Mar lyn Sh1r1ey Connte Sue N1Cl4 n D nn1 ce Nohl s Charlotte .1fe'l W Ntrez Catartne Nurnberg Butch O Bnen Deanna Ochotorena Mary Ellen ll San r O 1phant Mary O tyer Etha Olwer Mary 9 59 '77 Al -1 9 60 1 5 6 O 6 3 -1 -16 60 6 L16 -1 A L16 4 wr Bev rly 1 'an CN elds Patsy O xe 1 O ens Mary1n adsl lc Jess1e 1o V ctort o 1' N V P r r Par r Poo ar V n C1 rr A1 t P r ons Mr Flo Patterson t rson an erson Pau terson Rooert rson 91 r ey rso la on Melva Pea 11 Sharon J ly l'GfO'1 on ez G10 a P r lue Ju 1y E o J y C arence Wayne 'J A11 reen 1 ars Mrs Frances Roh rt udf Carol a De fe-y Jan1e 1 Joann 1 my 7 Mar11yn Wesley P Clcle Gary pl rce oh P1erson Mr Benny P tzer Kenneth Plant Ross Plew LOUISE Poo Betsy Pope ue Porch Pau Potts Bobby '7 6 67 60 69 69 'J '7 '7 59 14 '14 J '7 6 416 A A -1 6 1 A 6 6 A 6 A A 6 if QVHFOV1 R ne tu BL P 1Ct Jury Proe er Gwendolyn J111 Ja es lc n n 1' 3 1 a y mn ue R 111 A ry Jw 7 78 2 a 3 Ronn1e R aqan oss R corl Jerry ynn Record Joel R cr an y ee 1 Donald R y olds George J1111 ls Juc 1 3 s Ma Rhoton Melba R159 Charles R ce Mrs Dorothy R CQ Fran 111 1s on a 1 on Bonn1e R fhardson Sylvla Rtrht ou 11 R do ws Ro R huts Roluert h R s rn lar te B 1rlzara B rnara J 31 Joyce Marque Maxtne W sley o B1 ye Roh 1 son Dot Rolo 1 son RolJ1 Ann Rodrc1ue7 Francls Roger Jtrnnty Roger Tommy Rogers Pat Roland Rufus Rosas Amelta Ross Tommy Rosson Mrs Janlce Rowdfn Janlce Rudd ren Rudd Shurley Rassell Charles Russell Ltnda Russell Pat Rutledge Durward Rutledge Tommy '3 4 7 15 f 6 6 6 6 6 6 A 6 6 6 47 6 A7 41 6 A A7 6 6 6 A A 6 6 4 64 7 47 4 'Faculty f-1 l, , C C 15 Os: C 11, e -17, 135 Po,-.ell 1,25 N15-sl4:1r, Norma 1C' Osnorne, C e 135 Pr Qlxard, 6 1rt 163 M1lwsf1ll, ly 1-16 C11 1 ', ' 16C 'Pr -, N1rs. 'tty ll' M lilk V. 88, 1C, v 1, Edd1e CC 135 r -, 1 146 M'ller, Fern C C 1-16 A, CC C C CCC 1 2 , 1 1 '13 U llef, R011 1 C 110, 1 6 PQgl4.:v1V 511 1 13 M-l'1er N11-ss Sue 106 P Rue, 1'1 C C 136 M l.-.ar.1, Belle 159 N1'il1e1, dy C 159 PCC,C.1f , C C4 C C CC 1 C R l' C, C C CC C 1 6 Pa'e1 1 I 'a 135 Mo'1na, ale tin C C CC 15 Pa ter J ,hnny 1 C R511 ' , N91 P P --P 163 Mya X sr V C 1 Pqma1Pl11! 5 1 A Ra1111,1 B ly 1 3 Pierre A1 ery 50 PCQW1-ly Afntv 11 1 I Rasco lavlwwa 1 3 Noore, Das. 11 13' Pa'1nvr, All -id C 16C l?a 1' U 'f 1 F1 5 Q91 193 1l1'lCC'f', ' C C 1C0 a ke, Benny CC 16.C R517 M5111 fl l 3 . e, P C C 13, 16 . lce, -sr 16C 1151161 15 1 163 WC 1711 , e 160 P r, V -1 doll 101, 1 C Cf , '1-1 1-1 79, 1P3 . 11 , re f C 1 0 Parra 6011918 162 R1'11f1f1'11 lv 13, l ', A , 60, U' 1 ', E1'11 7 K C 160 Pa 111 -11619 162 6, , B , 163 XC , C CC C C 13' Par' s11,Ro 1ald 96, 6 RE' CIH1, ' C 163 AFC! CV I is C C C 1 6 Parsgngy B11 271 135 8 C , R 1,3 Q, C 160 as 7, C yd 12 e f, C l 163 - 1 , l C 1 1 Ci , Elena 113, 162 C , 2 163 .1 15, y C 1 Pa'e'1J195 162 el11f,Jo C16 ', .C CC 160 Par' , I CC CCCC 1116 RCf C C C13 1 , 93, 135 Pat C , ' C CC 162 e '1 , C C C 163 , 15, 91, 116, 135 Pa e , C11 1 C C 135 Reynolds, 1 ny CC 1 3 , 1.1 Pane 11, Sue 135 R1-ynolf , ly 13 , - 127 Pa o11, rry CC 131' Rl of de, rle C C CC 136 , C C 1 Pat' , C CC C 162 , C C 163 Myrtck, Kenneth C C CC 160 Payne, Don C CC C CC CC 135 , CC C C 136 ' , C CCCC CCCCCCC 160 Cf , 162 1' 1 , C 126 Peacock, Ray C C 16C 1 kl C 163 N Pearze, uv C 162 R1Ll1arf. on, D C CC 136 A , Pe-mC s ', D CCC C CC 13 R1:11 rfs , ' C 136 ' 7777 '- '77 161 PC1, l rt CC C 1 1 , ' C CCCCC 163 1 PP P 1031161 Pe: , f 15,16 1 3 , Ck' C 163 1 7 ' 161 Perle ni, lton C 167 R1fl:l'e, Plnlllp C CC 1 9 ' ' L16 Perlcns, G lille C CC 162 RlCC1'15, . C C CC 1 3 N911 Fla 4 7' l 6 Person, Be erly CC CCC 135 1' C, B711 CC C CC CCC 1 9 1 ' 1 - PP 1021161 Pew, L CC C C 136 mm, al C CC CC 1 7 5 1 ' ' 161 Perr,f,1 C 16? o 1 , ef: 1 3 1 I ' 161 Pe'1g, ', -3 fC, 169 Roberts, C 163 ' 1 - 16 M1 , C C127 S, ' 113,17 N91 ' 77 7 7 77 161 p'E'15'1, e 1 6 Ro erts, ' C C C 120, 1 New 1 7 P P PP 135 PP 1575 .ly 162 011211, Q C 1 3 Ne'-l'O2f1f31'1t PP 161 P11111 ag, CC 13, 14, 113, 1 6 realms 11, Cf rly 13 N'71 'l'Cn1 1 161 PF las, D le 1 2 11 Q , C C C 13 N7 'f'OP1 161 Ph lltos, C CC 162 .1f , ' C CC 1 7 Ne' 1 C P P- -P 161 Pallas, ' C CC C 113, 6 1 C, ' CC 164 ' 11 P P 161 Pfvllfos, C 162 , 7 CC 100,118, 1 7 '1 , Pn111os,JC1ce 163 C , C 13 Ns SP1 Q 6 161 Pwrm, ttaa CC C C 163 , CC 13, , 35, 136 .,eC C1 161 Pnllos, 1 CC C C CC 163 , C C 136 N01 7' 'Lf '77 77 77777 161 Pn1l1os, CCC C C 13 , ' CCCCC C CCC CC 13 1 PPPPP PP PP 161 1 , CCCCC 98, 1 3 C , C 16 f - PPPPPPPPPP 1 6 'Q ,B C 1 as , C ' 126 , . C C C 126 3 , ' C C C CCCC 164 O 1 , CCCCCCC 136 C,l e C CCC CC 136 ' ' , C CCCCCCCC 162 ., C CCCCCC 94, 13 ,C C CCCCCCC CCCCCCCCC 1 , , CC CC 135 , ' C CCCCC CC C 16 1 , C CC C CCCCC 13 Ode , da 162 l, . CC CC C CC 136 Cf, CCCCCCC CC C 1 1 , 15,135 ,S C CC C CC CC CCC 1 6 , CC CCCC CCC 16 -, C C 135 , l CCCC CCCCCCC CC CC 163 , CC CC CCC 164 A' , 135 , C C 1 3 , C 116, 164 Index HW' pfsof- Namo PAQO Name pHQO S . Z U 4 , ' v w . V Y 1 - ' h I - H -A ---r as-we BIG PRI G BGASTS SIX HO PITAL .. For years Big Spring has been growing in fame as a medical center. Big Spring now has six hospitals and as in everything else, Big Spring has earned the right to these splendid medical establishments, because it possesses the supplementary medical skills as a foundation. Medical progress is nec- essary before acity itself can progress, and Big Spring has progressed in both respects. Our citizens of tomorrow, the students of today, will strive to make this community of ours a greater and a more prosperous one. Through this 1959 annual we have endeavored to show that our school and community are closely linked. We have high hopes and con- fidence for the continued prosperity of our city and people. THE EL RODEO STAFF w --nazi , nifi- 131. ills Q P1-L-fl-I wnu..,g