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Clovis High School - Plainsman Yearbook (Clovis, NM)

 - Class of 1959

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J. 5. lxlilfill. aml vvntvr. .l. l'. Scott. Our prow-nt svlluul lmunl. lu-low, consi-Qls of Nlr. Rm-sc' flaglv. Mr. ll. ff. Nlurplly. Mr. Earl Harllvy. Dr, William lfrawf1n'1l,uml Mr. W'illium l,Ul'lillllllf'l'. .Xl lf-ll IF lDll'llll'1'4l tln- l-llANl llwml nl fur tln' ywur WOR-1009. .M Flgflll IS 21 pl1'lllI'4' of ilu' fir-t fur nwm-ting: nf thif ye-ar. AY ' -Y 1 '4 I ' I l'lllllI'ZllllPIl in Clovis. 'l'hf'y wf-re' 4-lm fn 1r'4' l . V4 Ham ' E O I Fifty long but profitable years down the winding, rocky paths of progress, building, and learning have made the Clovis school system what it is today. Some of us take that all- important step out into the world and others still prepare for that moment. We all antic- ipate with a little joy, a little wonder, the time when we shall suhsist on Cod-given instinct, what we have learned on our own, and what others have taught us, that largest portion of accumulated knowledge. Countless people have given innumerable hours of priceless time in order that we might have strong, solid foundations upon which to huild our lives. Without these, we would not have the confidence of young men and women. Instead, we would greet the world as shaking children. We shall be ever indebted to the 'gbuilders, the '4darers, the 4'conquerors, who have passed their traits down to us to be shared with all mankind and it is to these faithful and courageous leaders to whom the 1959 PLAINSMAN staff dedicates this annual. P 190 Sl'IliUI'S flovke-d to the- nm-w gym In rf-gi lvr 5 ff 1-14 Ovo-r 200 juniors, vonlparvd to morv than 400 Sophornurvs, throng:-d In 11-glislratiwrm dvskx. lwr thv frrst Inns- il fllfvlglll stu- dr-nl was 1-nrollr-d in CHF. Stu- dent lmdy pn-side-nt. Mary Kevt- vr, wr-lvmm-S I,il'U'T Runnin lu Clovis High in the- If-ft picture-. Around 20 sc-nior girls. hvlping d uring rvgistration, pounded typewrih-rs as much as 3 or 9 hours om- day. If M, ' f .Q im, NN X . .ni ul' ax 1' x-X xrk ll Url x2X xii' in ,Q xXx ll INN' ll,Hl5x ...- X M P.,- X F! i 1 H! x 2 glib X M p44 55 X ff Kg, 1 K l f 0 5 'n I O .3 06 kr A 7 , I X rf Alain rg J X- Huy QZKM 'JifJH,fU 'I 1 J . JJ XE- if r 4- y P314 ln l A K A 1. 7 K 15 ,,4L.l , , - , , 744: fhlmauamaam Zaddwg This color picture is the finished Administration Building of the million dollar Clovis High School plant. The forty-acre campus is a far cry from the three story red brick, which was located at Seventh and Main and covered only a block. The old high school was first occupied in 1918. The main part of the high school plant is now completed. The buildings finished are the Ad- ministrative and Home Economics Building, the Library and Study Hall Building, seven classrooms and the Vocational 'Agriculture Building, and the Utilities Building. The dedication of the Rock Staubus Gymnasium was held August 31, 1958. 'aThe Vocal and Band Buildings were first used the second semester of this school year. Units not yet constructed include the Industrial Arts Building, Machine and Sheet Metal Shops Building, Cafeteria, and Student Center. An approximate increase of one hundred stu- dents has been made each year since the newlcam- pus came into use. Enrollment the first year reached about seven hundred and this year nine hundred. '74 5 an 4 d'5fQ'74026 -ef-Y ' N M '!'.,,.,Ay ml gk 'L-W ' g g i' 25, 0 U wk ' f 'ASQ' ' .. . In ' W--W ,' f f W 'Q , .N W' .. MN A ,W iiy W wh, , Ani nil 'V L, , ..,:,LQN,Q,,,,A 4 V L,,A,LA 'Ig ,-,,.,.,L. -7 , ,WM-www-'ma-ww-:MW- WM- 'k W .,, . f ,A....,.,.--fvf- f'f ' vW 'N'mwWMw.MM ' ' - F B W, , A M Mm-, MM ,,,,w,iFMMWimNWAvuM M 'F '!f .., , ...af in ,.,....-ff ,,,, ff K I A ' .-. ,X--' -3.-f4 '..no5'3- ,MMM -' -ex 4-.. ,- ,Wa-- 'A we ' . ,.. W.-M ' W , M ...iw , 'mr , V:i.,,,m4.w W j ,'.?ps!' In ,-.vw ' HM-f.,,,,, - uk .f WN .' f , . up'- .,.,- ' ' . 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When the name was changed to Clovis, the post office was moved to the west end of the lot whe-re the Citizens llank is now located. The first postmaster, Al Human, is shown flanked hy his two clerks, Mrs. A. I.. Dillon and Mrs. .less Newton. The latter now lives in Farwell, Texas. 'sl '74',.,,. 4 . ,k, Lf- '-. - .f A ,- -. '51 - . - ,g ,,,m IP: flf ,....: ,'. .. 6 I ,, ' .A - ...fs P, - , NM K .. K Above is shown the settlers going- out to locate on homesteads. This picture was taken in 1908 at Clovis. Riders in the first Ford purchased in Clovis are Mrs. Harper Bernice Harper, and her three year old son, and Miss Coleman ' Wad! 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I4 D Baptist Advent Christian Assembly of Cod Bethlehem Baptist Bible Baptist Calvary Baptist Center Union Services Central Baptist Central Church of Christ Church of the Brethren Church of Christ Church of Christ Church of Q od Church of God ln Christ Church of the Nazarene Cannon Air Force Base Chapel Clovis Revival Center First Baptist First Christian First Church of Christ Scientist First Methodist -N... Methodist as at A A A C a C , . A :,, -, : , 1, ,fs 31,5 , ' , - - - . ff- ' .sa-Ii-S5 1 ' 'n w ' eq X ' iziig-s5,t?f-A it-Qi,-H ' ' P-MQ . ,,,, ' ,. . so .4511 so t e C 3115 A 5 - tl .,.,..i , . ..t,..x. X to-1. X L, 1- ws. me gl. ' K J sys 1-t:,.s.f e- A f f- Q:-K i . . as ,x ,J ' f f Q ' . f T Tiilfloit- i' ' -453' .: :. '-25::asf-' Zia: ' A H . L , t , ,,,,....,.-.,- .. t-'e ,,.g L L ' L i A ' L ' B ts-ft-ser ' ' Q 'Wu-v ,Wm '11 . ..... . . . -1 , , U, 4, .- t . I C5 A A . D' x: - I . 1 - 0 , ' - 5- . . 1 , 9, . . O O 9- . , . ' ...Q ' :sm '--n ..,,. ,, I . 1 M.,-1 ' 2 43 ' First Presbyterian First Church of the Nazarene Forest Heights Baptist Gospel Tabernacle Highland Baptist lmmannel Lutheran Oak Street Assembly of Cod Our Lady of Guadalupe Patterson Chapel Methodist Pleasant Hill Baptist Prince Street Baptist Sacred Heart Salvation Army Ranchvale Baptist Ranchvale Methodist Rc-organized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Seventh Day Adventist St. James Episcopal Trinity Methodist United Pentecostal Spanish Baptist hm. Ahove: Spring of 1958 found the now completed gym a massive ready for use at the beginning of this year. Sddldp :wide lla-low: The new music buildings looked good to everyone eve-n before the halfway mark was rvaclied in vonstrurlion. Classes were begun in the units the second semester iid-1 I9 O 1 1 , I I Y B 95 9 S S ygzude P 'UN To the Student Body: The Senior High School of Clovis is to be commended on the growth and progress during the past fifty years in which many students have benefited from the training and skills that have been taught by the educational system. As the citizens reflect back over the past fifty years and review the progress of eastern New Mexico, the Senior High School has been a definite part of this progress and growth. As the students and citizens look at the former site of the Senior High School, the Sears building at 7th and Main, and then take a glance at the Senior High School at North Thornton, this is an indica- tion that progress is still marching forward for the next fifty years. With a population of some 33,- 000 citizens, a school population of approximately 6,000 students, and a future that is unlimited, then the next fifty years will be one of true growth which is based upon the past fifty years. Thus the Clovis Schools join with the staff of the Plainsman in commemorating and giving sincere thanks to the pioneers of Curry County for the past and saying to the pioneers of the future, May you ever progress in your destiny with the best educational standards that can be offered by the Sen- ior High Schoolf, Sincerely yours, TRAVIS STOVALL Fzzdaclpal 71-nga WQJS W-I 1, gi, ,, i. . I 5 J 4,,,,.,-,?.Q. ' lf si... To the students of Clovis High School: Over the past five decades Clovis pioneers have been able to view with pride and interest the City's transition from the wagon track and dirt street era to jet age vapor trails. ln this upsurge of industry and population which Clovis has experienced during the past 50 years the public school system has not been left behind. In steady metamorphis the original single-building school has evolved into our present educational program with its functional design, diversified curriculum and modern physical plant. Through the years, progressive-minded taxpayers, school boards and educators have worked without cessation to develop a plan which would most fully meet the educational needs of the youthful citizens of Clovis. For many years, the high school at 7th and Main fulfilled this purpose admirably and more than a generation of Clovis students graduated there. However, passing years and mushrooming student population made continued use of those facilities unfeasible and the five-year plan in educational building for Clovis was put into orbit. The result of this plan is our present institution which commands respect and admiration throughout the state and turns out a very significant number of superior graduates each spring. The past half century of graduates from each of the Clovis High buildings have a feeling of loyal pride in their school. We' ask while you are attending school here and after you graduate that you, too, endeavor always to uphold our high standards of academic, athletic and personal values con- structed by those who have participated in the past 50 years of education in Clovis. Sincerely, HARLAN BEASLEY can Own Scion! Smaodlq Mr. Dale Doak, as assistant principal, has numerous responsibilities and jobs. He is in Charge ut' almsentees, truancies, and the activity hudget. Heading the guidance department, he is ready to euunsel students at almost any time. In charge of out-of-town lmallgames, Mr. Doak sponsors Student Council. 1,- f fi I ,f A UMM F J ., . V ,. ,h-,+:,T,:' A 4 MR. JOHN GOTT. business manager of the Clovis school system, is MR. DAVENPORT BEASLEY. director of instruction, decides what in eharge uf selinnl funds. should be taught in the schools. 20 J ' :rpg-it I I I n nga W -, , fo.. W., ,- xaip-H W .,,,,...-v x X 5 gm wg-- w,, e Q '.' . W 35 gk Q J, Vaqpwm -' agscmzzfge 'q '1 15 1 Mrs. Lorraine Todd, Mrs. Nina Bowen, Mrs. Lona Mae Logan. and Mrs. Edith Bowling prepare tasty lunches. James Arrington, head custodiang L. Pankey, Jesse Ric-rson, and Joe Martinez keep the many school build- ings spic and span. Mr. Joe Clevenger, Mrs. .lean Blackarml Mrs. Edna Koeltzow, Mrs. Maxine Mitch ell, Mrs. Juanita Klopfenstein, and Mrs Eunice Lowe bring numerous CHS stu dents to and from school. goaau 75 kD MISS MINNIE ATCHLEY B.A.. Hendrix College Peabody College, Arkansas University of Texas Oklahoma University Eastern New Mexico University Texas Woman's University Latin. English. F.T.A. MR. J. E. BARRINGTON B.S.. McMurtry College Hardin-Simmons University Texas Tech Shorthand. Stenography MRS. LOIS BARRINCTON ILC.. McMurry College North Texas Teacher's College Texas Tech Eastern New Mexico University New Mexico Western College Typing MR, HARRY BARTON American Conservatory of Music, Chicago B.M., Bethany College. Lindsborg, Kansas M.A.. Eastern New Mexico University Choral Music MRS. RUTH BARTON RA.. University of New Mexico University of Tennessee University of Colorado Eastern New Mexico University English MISS MARY LETA BAYLESS B.A., North Texas State M.A., North Texas State M.A.. Texas Woman's University Library MR. JAMES C. BLAINE B.S.. West Texas State B.A., Eastern New Mexico University Highlands University New Mexico State University American History. Sociology MRS. BESS BOOTH B.A.. West Texas State M.A., Eastern New Mexico University Texas Tech University of Texas Oslo University, Norway English, Journalism, National Honor Society La Sesalpha, PRS. Hi-AK, Quill and Scroll MR. HERBERT BOWLING B.A.. Northeast Missouri State Denver University Eastern New Mexico University Arts and Crafts, Mechanical Drawing MR. FRED BRUMBALOW B.S.. Union University. Jackson, Tennessee Ohio University Math Z1 MR. FRANK DILLON B.A., Penn College, Oskaloosa, Iowa M.A., University of Iowa Coe College, Cedar Rapids, Iowa American History, World History, English MISS RUTH DOUTY B.Mus.Ed., University of Colorado Orchestra MR. VIRGIL ELMS B.S., West Texas State Texas Tech Colorado State University Industrial Arts MR. BILL ENGMAN B.A., Eastern New Mexico University Biology. Football MR. FRANK FOSTER B.S., New Mexico State Teachers New Mexico Western New Mexico Highlands University Eastern New Mexico University Machine Shop MR. ROY FRANSE B.A., Eastern New Mexico University M.A., Eastern New Mexico University San Francisco State Social Sciences, Basketball MRS. JACKIE GARRISON l3.S.. Hardin-Simmons University P.E.. G.A.A. MR. STANLEY GRINSLADE B.S., New Mexico State University M.A., Eastern New Mexico University Biology MR. JOHN HIGDON B.S., Sul Ross State College Eastern New Mexico University History, Football, Track MR. NORVIL HOWELL Il. of Music Ed., Eastern New Mexico University Band otala 555 Zuma MISS RUTH JEFFERS B.S.. North Texas State College, Denton Hardin Junior College, Wichita Falls, Texas Colorado State University, Fort Collins Home Economics, F.H.A. MRS. LOIS JONES B.A., Texas Tech Eastern New Mexico University English. Speech MRS. CHANEY MERRITT B.A., Texas Woman's University University of Louisiana, Baton Rouge Texas Tech Eastern New Mexico University History. English MR. CARL MILLER HS., Roosevelt Technical Institute New Mexico State University Highlands University Eastern New Mexico University Machine Shop MR. DEWEY MILLER B.S., Oklahoma Tech, Weatherford Texas Tech Eastern New Mexico University University of Colorado University of New Mexico Utah State University New Mexico State University Chemistry, Physics, Science-Medical Club MR. HENRY MOZER B.S., Central State Teachers College M.A., Eastern New Mexico University Oklahoma University University of New Mexico New Mexico Western College Y Distributive Education, D.E. Club l t MR. DAVID NELSON B.S., Hardin-Simmons University Eastern New Mexico University Drivers' Education, World History, Football, Track MR. LEWIS NORMAN B.A., Abilene Christian College Hardin-Simmons University University of Texas Eastern New Mexico University Math AMR. W. C. ROBINSON B.S., Wisconsin State Teachers' College M.S., University of Michigan University of Wisconsin Case Institute of Technology Math MRS. MARY LEE ROGERS B.A., New Mexico State University Eastern New Mexico University English I3 70omav,2577Zen eaclategfs MISS DORA RUSSELL B.A., University of New Mexico M.A., University of California Spanish MR. GENE SHEWARD B.A., New Mexico Western College Eastern New Mexico University World Geography. RE.. Basketball MR. CHARLES SPEICE B.S.. Oklahoma State University. Still M.E.. Oklahoma University English. Tennis MR. ALAN STALEY B.S.. Colorado State University M.S.. Eastern New Mexico University Texas Tech New Mexico State University Utah State University Agriculture. F.F.A. MISS CARMEN THOMPSON B.S., Eastern New Mexico University M.A.. Eastern New Mexico University Bookkeeping. Typing. Office Practice MR. RAYMOND TROUTMAN B.S.. Hardin-Simmons University M.Ed.. Hardin-Simmons University P.E.. Biology. Football. Track MRS. SCOTTY BARRIS R.N.. West Texas Hospital School of Nursing Cameron State Agricultural College Easteifn New Mexico University School Nurse Walel' Clovis High School students are proud of the higzh educational standards of the faculty. The teachers have attended 107 different colleges. universities or technical schools. Three lVlaster's Equivalents are held hy various instructors. as well a lv Master's Degrees. 26 ' g tsvwki ' x 'Qi 5 ff v f 6955, 'J' X X QQS1,x Q'7'1- v 5 ' 'b2sX.az:Qf,g. W ' X 435' . 9 S'-455' w 137' 65599 .yi v ' - K5 ' mp 44 I ygvf 9 ' 9 , KW 'F Q 5' C' lf I vu' Cham I Q ' . o . lt. N 7 Q gg! M- f fl EP 0 . I -M Eff' ' f Nvif f H' as 1 ' KX 6 f ' L 'X LP il r Qt ' QR ' - t mx -iw ' ,Wang I Meow rzar nfznodvfi SKYEA! Q N57 . W !4 5 Q2 Q .wif -Z - Q Q' Q5-55' xjuqli 'Q , ' L- 3 ...l m e-'x X 4 28 1 s r -3 , 'gn' SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: lrw11x1m'r'. Limln Cilham: sm'1'vlnry. Linda Bmllwhnzarm 1'ivrvp1'1'.vi1fm1l. Lana Buarflman: 1JI'!'.S'l-IIl'llf. Thnnms Rialsz and rvpnrlvr. Bill Hamish-r work logvtlwr as Sllllilblllly as fl QUYf'l'llI11!'llt ,illfHi'iEll'f' lmdy. l JAMES ARRINGTON limi, Band 2, 3, 45 Swing Band 45 lst Di- vision Winner 25 Band King 45 Band Attendant 25 Junior Rotarian 45 Se- cret Society 3, 4. ANN ATKINS FHA 25 Perfect Attendance 2. BILL ED AVERY General Prop Crew for Senior Playg DE Club 45 Senior Play Crew. DARLA BAKER D, J. National Honor Society 3, 4-5 Pep Club 35 Junior-Senior Committee 3, Chair- man. O I l VIVIENN E RAY ANDREWS 4,4 res? HI-AK 3, 4, Vice-President 45 Pep Club 2, 35 Science Medical 45 Junior- Senior Banquet Committee 35 Math Award 2, 3. LINDA KAY ARMSTRONG DE Club 45 Pep Club 2, 35 Choristers 35 Art Club 4. Ksis 93 Bill BILL BANISTER C Club 2, 3, 45 Football A 2, 45 Track Place 2. KAY BEARD J AYNELLE ASHLEY Janie FHA 2, 45 GDC 3, 45 Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Vice-President 45 Science Medical 45 PRS 45 Whirlwind 35 La Sesalpba 3, 45 Sodality Editor 45 Girls' State Altemate 35 Vice-President FHA 25 GDC Song Leader 45 News Writing Award 3. LOUISE BALL CCBill,, 45 Most Handsome 3, Second Katie GDC 3, 4-5 Science Medical 45 Chorus 25 Cboristers 35 Treble Choir 45 Per- fect Attendance 3. GARY BENNETT FFA 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3. TOMMY BEVELL C Club 2, 3, 45 Football A 3, 45 Football B 25 Track 2, 3, 45 C Club Vice-President 45 State Track Meet 3, 4. ERVIN BOARD Splinter DE Club 45 Track 25 Junior Play Cast 35 Math Award 2, 35 Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 35 Sound Effects Manager for Senior Play. BARBARA BOLTON Bobbie La Sesalpha 35 Chorus 2, 35 Choristers 35 Mixed Choir 25 Junior Play Cast 35 Chorus Sextet 35 President Choisters 35 La Sesalpha Exchange Editor 35 Miss Talent5 Senior Play Cast. JIMMY BOREING Math Award 25 General Prop Crew for Senior Play. DIETER BOUNIN German Exchange Studentg Student Council 45 Track 4. 'p Dig I I HBCU!! LANA BOARDMAN GDC 3, 4, Vice-President 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 35 Junior Class Treasurer5 Senior Class Vice-President5 Girls' State Delegate 35 Junior-Senior Banquet Committee5 Latin Award 45 Miss Wit 4. LINDA BOARDMAN GDC 3, 4, Secretary 45 National Honor Society 3, 4, Vice-Presi- dent 45 Pep Club 2, 35 Student Council Correspondance Secre- tary 45 PLAINSMAN Queen Candidate 45 Homecoming At- tendant 35 Junior Class Reporter5 Senior Class Secretary5 AAUW Junior-Senior Banquet Committee5 Junior Play Crew 35 Latin Awards 35 Math Award 25 Miss Citizen5 Homecom- ing Attendant 4. WEN DELL BOLING Football A 3, 45 Football B 25 C Club 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Homecoming Escort 3, 45 Perfect Attendance 2. DARRYL BOND wle 4' RICHARD BROOME Rich DE Cluh 4, TI't'llSlll'0l'Q Football B 23 Truck 2. 3: Chorus 23 Boys' 23 KES 3. JUDY CANIPE ' ' ' P CDC 3, 43 Band 2, 3, 43 Second Division Winner 2, 33 Pep lland 2, 3, 43 First Chair Alto Sax 2, 3, 45 Swing Band 2, 3 4- JEHRY CHARLTON Cuiumenceiuent Speaker Alternate 4. CAROLYN COOK DE Club3 Chorus 33 Choristers 33 Mixed Choir 33 Transfers from Lub- bock: Y-Teensg FHA Cluhg Biology Club. 1 ww off Vi lylfpu l . Q11 ' itil! fy' , U ,lf , A - lk rl ll by l ,I ,, L Eiiiitiliiili Cf ,tifw wf,f ff FARRIS BROCK Elvis h f Q ft, L, ,L DE Club 4. ' Oc U ,K - t fk -' l tif! V ,L it I L! . LV L lf I v' A rj if I - 1 lt ' l J I 3' L. f .Q VJ! fl' i 3 dn, lf 3 l fllfl , R r r rudol h JANE COX it ,f ANDY COTTLE Cuddles', Band 3g Chorus 2, 3, 43 All-State 33 Boys' 2, 3, 4-, Preiident 43 Mixed Choir 2, 3, 43 Junior Rotarian 4g Boys' State Alternate 4g ,lunior-Senior Banquet Committeeg Junior Play Crew 33 .lun- ior Play Cast 33 Math Award 2, 33 Spanish Fiesta Mercade Co-Chairman 3, 4-3 Commencement Speaker 43 Sen- ior Play Cast. Pep Club 2, 33 Student Council 4g La Sesalpha 33 Chorus 2, 33 Homecoming Attendant 39 Cheerleader 2, 3, 43 Choristers 23 Junior-Senior Banquet Deco- rating Committee. TOMMY DUGAN ALICE D. BULLION Blue Eyes MARY LOUISE DUNAGAN Transferred from Californiag Girls' Chess and Checker Club. DENNIS EDWARDS PRS 3, 4g Photographer 4-g' Band 2, 3, 43 Swing Band 3, 4. MONTE RAY EDWARDS Bug Basketball Manager A 45 Basketball B 2, Track 2, 3, 4g Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 35 Junior Play Cast 33 Math Award 23 Carnival Com- mittee 4. KAREN ESTES DE Club 4. ROGER FORESTER C Club 2, 3, 45 Football A 2, 3, 45 Trackg Homecoming Escort. ARNOLD FREEMAN DE Club 4g Orchestra 2, Candidate for Most Handsome 4. JUDY WIGGINS ELLIS DE Club 4. NANCYE ELLIOTT Nan Library 25 Pep Club 2, 34 Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 33 Traffic Safety Club 2, Junior-Senior Banquet Server 2. STEPHANIE MARGARET ELLISON Molly,' Library Parliamentarian 33 Pep Club 2, 33 Science-Medical Parliamentarian 3, 45 Future Nurses 43 Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 35 Junior Play Crew 33 Speech Arts Program 4g Junior-Senior Banquet Server 2. TROY FORD kR0gen aj 7959 mm CARLEN E GARRETT FHA 2. LINDA GILHAM HI-AK 3, 43 Pep Club 2, 33 Student Council 4g Homecoming Attendant 23 Senior Class Favoriteg Treasurer of Senior Class3 Cheerleader 2, 3, 43 Head Cheerleader 23 Junior-Senior Ban- quet Committee 33 HI-AK Critic 4. SHARON GLIDEWELL FTA 3, 43 National Honor Society 3, 43 Chorus 2, 3, 43 All-State 33 Mixed Choir 3, 43 Treble Choir 3, 43 Girls' State Alternate 3. CAROLYN GLENN HI-AK, Secretary 43 Pep Club 2, Co- Captain 33 Student Council Treasurer 4g Class Officer 3, 43 Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 33 Preident Stu- dent Body Cheering Section 43 Member of State Committee for Teens Against Polio3 Student Director for Senior Play. 7hee BONNIE FREEMAN DE Club 4g FHAQ Orchestra. JIMMY FULLER Track 23 Band 2, 3, 43 .lunior Play Crew 3. JUDY GIBSON DE Club 4, FHA. GCLin!! l CECIL GREEN Basketball B. WILBUR CRIMES .I ERRIANN HACKER Hack GDC 3, 43 Pep Club 2, 3a Quill and- Scroll 3, 43 PLAINSMAN Assistant Editor 43 La Sesalpha 33 Chorus 3g Junior Play Crew 33 Perfect Attendance 23 Driver of the Week 3, 4g Journalism Award 33 GDC President 43 Reporter for Quill and Scroll 4g GAA 23 Commencement Speaker Alternate 43 Per- sonal Prop Crew for Senior Play3 Altemate to Girls' State. 266660614 REBECCA HAMMERTON Becky FHA 45 CAA 4. STANLEY HARDWICK KES 35 C Club 4g Basketball B 23 Football A 49 Track 2, 3g Candi- date for Most Handsome 43 Junior Rotarian 4g Junior-Senior Banquet Com- mittee 35 Junior Play Cast 3. DELORES GREENFIELD HEATH GDC 3, 45 Choristers 24 Girls' 2g Treble Choir 3, 4. NEIL HONEA Science-Medical 3g PRS 3, 4: Pho- tographer 4g Vice-President Boys' Chorus 3: Boys' Chorus 2, 3, 4, All- State 2, 3g Mixed Choir 3, 4g Class Favorite 23 Class President 23 Class Vice-President: Boys' State Delegate 3: Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 3: Junior Play Cast 35 Math Award 3, 4: Most Friendly Candidate 43 .lun- ior Rotariang Senior Play Castg ENMO Biology Award. BILL HUCKABAY Bill Transfer from Belen, New Mexicog Football B 4g Senior Play Cast. BESSIE WILSON HULTMAN 5 . . .. ELOUISE HARRIS LilI1eI,e14'is GAA 2. 43 President -l-5 Hand 2, 3. LD HICKS Donn A 35 Basketball B 25 Math Award 2, 3g K'AUN HUBBY Pep Club 2, 33 PRS 4: Business Man- ager for PLAINSMAN 43 La Sesalpha 2, 3g Columnist 2, 33 Cheerleader 23 Junior Play Cast 35 Candidate for Best Dressed 43 .lunior-Senior Banquet Committee 3: Senior Play Cast. ae:-ifddf-if ' JUDY INGRAM Legs National Honor Society 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, Junior Play Usher 3, Latin Award 2, Art Club 4, Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 3, Girls' State Delegate 3, Intramural Golf 2, AAUW Girl of the Month, Basketball Home- coming Queen. ROGER JESKO Industrial Arts Picture 2, 3. GARY JOHNSTON DE Club 4, Boys' Chorus 2, 3, 4, All-State 3, Accompanist 4, Mixed Choir 3, 4, Perfect Attendance 2. EMILY JONES jones Pep Club 3, Chorus 2, Treble Choir 3, 4, Treasurer 4. LEE HUTCHINS Hutchf' C Club 3, 4, Football A 3, 4, Football B 2, Track 2, 3. ROGER HUTTON Hungry TOM PIKE JOHNSON Tee Pee Library 2, 3, 4, Yiee-President 2, 3, Science-Medical 3, 4, Secretary 3, Vice President 4, Junior Rotarian 4, Boys' State Altemate 3, Spanish Fiesta 2, State-Wide Achievement Test, Top Ranking 3, Senior Play Cast. Hot Rod l LEOTA JONES PEGGYE ANNE KEENAN Pep Club 2, 3, Orchestra 3, Junior Play Crew 3, Art Club 4. MARY KEET ER Keeler HI-AK 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, Student Council President 4, Reporter 2, Member 3, Band 2, 3, Orchestra 2, 3, Homecoming Attendant 4, Band Queen 4, Band Attendant 35 .Junior Class Favorite, Secretary of Sophomore Class, AAUW Cirl for September, Senior Standout, Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 3, YRB, Miss Versatile 4, State Delegate to State Student Council Convention, DAR Award 4, Commencement Speaker 4, Senior Play Cast. PATRICA KENEMORE DE Club 4g Libraryg Pep Club 2g Choristersg Mixed Choir. JERRY KINKADE DE Club 4g Track 2. DAVID F. KINZIE Library 2, 44 Math Award 2. EDGAR KOELTZOW Ed Library 2, 35 Basketball A 3, 4g Basketball B 23 Homecoming Escort 3, Junior Rotarian 45 Boys' State Dele- gate 3, Homecoming Escort 4. Baseball 3, 4. Baseball 3, 4. l LARRY LETHGO C Club 3, 4g Baseball 2, 3, 45 Senior Standout 4. ARMANDO MAEZ DE Club 4. STANLEY KNIGHT Wayne Transfer from Amarillo High School. DWAIN KLOPFENSTEIN WAYNE KLOPFENSTEIN RICHARD LANGFORD Lang C Club 2, 3, 4, President 43 Student Council 35 Football A 2, 3, 4, Cap- tain 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Football King 4, Escort 23 Vice-President of Sopho- more Classg President of .lunior Classg Boys' State Altemate 39 Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 35 Junior Play Crewg Honorable Mention All-State A Football 3, 4. 0,459 sem: JO MARTIN Martin HI-AK 3, 4, President 45 Pep Club 2, 35 Student Council 25 Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 35 Miss Energy 45 Senior Play Cast. LINDA JOHNSTON MARTIN DE Club 45 FHA 2, 35 Pep Club 2, 35 Basketball A 2, 35 Band 25 Chorus 35 Junior Play Castg Junior Play Crew. BOBBIE MAY Pep Club 2, 35 Student Council 45 La Sesalpha 35 Home- ION MAPLES SONDRA MARKS FHA 2, 3, 45 FFA Sweetheart 45 FHA Convention 25 National 4-H Club Congress 4. KENNETH MARTIN Buzch' Track 3, 4. I comin Attendant 45 Basketball Attendant 35 Junior-Senior t Banquit Committee. TOMMY MERRILL Baseball 35 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Boys' 2, 3 Junior Play 3. DEAN MERRITT Dean 0 FFA 35 Basketball A 45 Junior Rotarian 45 Basketball Homecoming King 4. MELVIN METCALF National Honor Society 3, 45 Band 2, 3, 4, All-State 3, 4, Ist Division Winner 2, 35 Orchestra 35 Math Award 25 Perfect Attendance 2, 3, 4. Football A 3, 45 Football B 25 TERRANCE MERRIMAN Terry 45 Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 35 ' L' mzdfifaad MADELINE MIKISKA Library 3, 45 National Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Volleyball Club 2. ELAINE MILLER Mixed Choir 2. l NANCY MITCHELL Mitch National Honor Society 3, 45 Science- Medical 3, 45 Band 2, 3, 4, All-State 45 Swing Band 3, lst Division Winner 35 Orchestra 35 Band Attendant 45 Girls' State Alternate 35 Latin Award 35 AAUW Girl 4. WAYNE MOORE Dram Band 2, 3, 45 Swing Band 25 Junior Rotarian 45 Boys' State Delegate5 Per- fect Attendance 25 Spanish Fiesta lsingerl 25 Pep Band 3, 45 Spanish Mercado 4. DARLENE MUSICK FHA 45 GAA 25 GDC 3, 45 Pep Club 25 Science-Medical 45 Junior-Senior Banquet Committee5 Voting Delegate for FHA. ROBERT RAYMOND MCAFOOS Bob FFA 2, 3, 45 Baseball 25 Band 2. Butch BERTA MOORE CDC 3, 45 Choristers 3, 45 Math Award 35 Choristers President 45 Transferred from Rancbvale5 Class Favorite 25 Wittiest 25 Basketball 25 Softball 25 Volleyball 25 Student of the Month 2. FRANCES MOORE Fran,' FHA 25 GAA 25 Pep Club 25 Mixed Choir 2. JOE MOORE FFA 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3. LYNDA MUSE Lyn Pep Club 25 FHA 2. 917445 fit' ' Dag- ' NANCY NELSON Red GDC 3, 43 Library 33 Science-Medical 3, 43 Choristers 23 Treble Choir 3, 43 Latin Award 33 Secretary of Science- Medical 43 Spanish Fiesta 23 Music Festival 33 AAUW Girl. LA VAIL NUNELY MORRIS NUNN ANN OLSON Bains GDC 3, 43 Band 2, 3, 4-3 Band Li- brarian 4-3 Assistant Librarian 3, lst Division Winner 2g .lunior-Senior Ban- quet Committee3 Make-up Committee for Senior Playg Costume Chairman for Senior Play. MICKEY McFARLAND LADONNA McPHERSON HMM!! Transferred from Crosbyton High School3 FHA 2, 33 Basketball A 2, 33 Band 2, Twirler 23 Chorus 2, 3g Junior Play Cast 3g Friendliest3 Wittiestg Junior Harmony 2, 33 Club Treasurer. EDNA OWEN JO LENE NORTON Jo DE Club 4g FHA 2g GAA 23 Pep Club 2g Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 33 Junior Play Crew 43 Art Club 4. BILL O'NEAL C Club 2, 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 4. Pep Club 2, 33 La Sesalpha 33 WHIRLWIND Typist First Semester 43 PRS 4g .Iunior Play Crew 3g Quill and Scroll 3, 4. WOODY OVERSTREET Track. DONA KAY PIERCE Band 43 Chorus 2, Choristers 2: Girls' State Altemate 3, Senior Play Crew 43 Math Award, Honor Society 45 Costume Crew for Senior Play. JIMMY PRIVETTE' National Award 3. CAROLYN PATTERSON FTA 3, 4, Band 3, 4, Swing Band 3, 43 Girls' Chorus 2, Treble Choir 3, 43 Girls' State Altemate-3, Personal Prop Manager for Senior Play. JERRY PHILLIPS Track 35 Band 25 Chorus 2, 3, 4, All-State 3, Mixed Choir 2, 3, 4. DAVID POTTER JON PRESSLEY Junior Rotarian 4. Honor Society 3, 4, Latin LAVONE QUALLS FHA 3, 4, Secretary 43 Baseball 2, Basketball 2, Choristers 3, Mixed Choir 4, Treble Choir 4, Perfect Attendance 2, Homemaker of Year 25 Betty Crocker Homemaker of the Year 4. RICHARD RAGLAND Reign FFA 2, 35 Basketball Manager 23 Football A 2, 33 Junior Play Crew. JESSIE PORTER Senior Favorite: FFA 2. 3, 4, Presi- dent 4. cipotssa SANDRA PRUITT Sandi HI-AK Critic First Semester 4, Member 3, Science-Medical 4, Band 2, 3, 4, lst Division Winner 2. 0 W. Q THOMAS RIALS Big Tom C Club 3, 43 Student Council 43 Chairman Traffic Safety 4g Football A 2, 3, 4, Football B 2, Track 3, 43 Homecoming Escort 33 Class Fav- orite 33 Class President 43 Junior Ro- tarian 43 Boys' State Altemate 33 Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 33 KES 33 Mr. Versatile 4g Wildcat of the Week 43 All-State AA Football Fullback. BEA ANN RICKERT Library 43 Pep Club 2, 33 Candidate for Most Beautiful 33 Annual Queen 43 Homecoming Quee Head Cheerleader 43 Transfer from Carlsbadg Christmas Princessg Cutest Giggleg B Team Ch NADINE ROBERTSON ,IANICE RUTH ROUSH fan HI-AK 3, 43 Science-Medical 33 Band 2, 3, 4. O cw , A LOIS RAMPT ON CHARLENE REED ClBea!! n 43 Cheerleader 2, 4g eerleader. JUDITH ANN RUSSELL LINDA SALLEE Triple Trio 4. gafztaab FTA 3, 43 Choristers 43 Girls' 2. Transferred from Idaho3 DE Club 4g GDC 43 Library 33 Chorus 3. MARIA RICHERT Chugie HI-AK 3, 4, Treasurer 43 Pep Club 2, 33 Student Council 43 Spanish Ac- companist 23 .lunior-Senior Banquet Committee 3g Math Award 23 State Polio Representative 3g AAUW Girl ofthe Month. SUSAN WEBB ROWE Clsallyii FTA 3, 4, President 43 National Honor Society 3, 4g Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Treasurer 4g PRS 43 WHIRLWIND Editor 43 La Sesalpha Columnist 3, 43 Chorus 2, 3, 4, All-State 33 Choristers 23 Mixed Choir 3, 43 Treble Choir 3, 4, President 43 Orchestra 2, 3, 43 Concert Mistress 2, 33 AAUW Girl 43 Girls' State Delegate 33 Junior-Senior Banquet Committee3 Math Award 23 SUZIE SEGO GEORGE SENA Georgie', National Honor Society 3, 4, President 4g Quill and Scroll 4g PRS 4, Art Editor 4g WHIRLWIND 3, 43 La Sesalplia 4, Art Editor 4g Boys' Chorus 2, 4g Mixed Choir 2, 43 Junior Rotarian 4g Boys' State Alternate 33 Junior- Senior Banquet Committee 33 Junior Play Crew 3g Math Award 23 Perfect Attendance 33 Traffic Safety Council 23 Lab Assistant of Art Class 2, 33 Make-up Chairman for Senior Play. JERRY SHIELDS DE Club 4. BOBBIE SMITH ters 3. LYNN ARTHUR SMITH Art FTA 2, 3, 43 Library 2, 3, 43 National Honor Society 3, 43 Science-Medical 2, 3, 43 WHIRLWIND 2, 3, 4g Band 2, 3, 43 Swing Band 3, 43 Junior Rotarian 43 Boys' State Delegate 3g Junior- Senior Banquet Committee 33 Junior Play Cast 33 Math Award 33 Drum Major of Wildcat Marching Band 4g Stage Manager for Senior Play. COY SMITH PATRICIA SMITH Pat FHA 23 GDC 3, 43 Library 23 Pep Club 23 Junior-Senior Banquet Committee. SUE PALMER SHULTZ LARRY SKIPWORTH GDC 3, 4g Pep Club 2g Science-Medical 43 Chorus 23 Choris CLARE ANNE SMITH La Sesalpha 43 Quill and Scroll '14 ..mzs-,irs1 1-suu T61 W Dag SHIRLEY STAPP NUTT BELLE STEPHENS DE Club 45 Pep Club 35 Science-Medical 4, Treasurer 4. DARREL STILWELL C Club 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Basketball A 45 Basketball B 2, 35 Band 2, 3, 45 Basketball Attendant 3, 45 Junior Play Crow 3. BARBARA STONE Barb GDC 3, 4, Historian 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 35 Quill and Scroll 3, 4, President 45 Science-Medi- cal 3, 4, President 45 PRS 45 PLAINS- MAN Editor-in-Chief 45 La Sesalpha 3, 45 Girls' State Delegate 35 Junior Play Cast 35 Top English Student 35 Latin Award 2, 35 Business Manager for Senior Play 45 TAP County Co- Chairman 45 AAUW Girl of the Month. JACK SNIDER BRUCE STANFIELD C Club 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Junior Rotarian 45 Math Award 35 Junior Play Cast 35 Carnival Committee 4. OSCAR STARBUCK Married Man Ding Dong l Y l BEVERLY STONE Bev FHA 4, Vice President 45 GDC 3, 4, Chaplain 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 35 Science-Medical 45 Student Council 2, 35 Latin Awards 2, 35 Latin Pin 35 Math Award 2, 35 TAP County Co-Chairman 4. PHYLLIS JONES TALLEY Phyl Library 2, 3, 45 PRS Advertising Staff 4. JEAN TAYLOR National Honor Society 3, 45 Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Secretary 45 Science- Medical Club 4, Historian 4-5 La Sesalpha Front Page Editor 3, Editor-in Chief 45 Choristers 25 Treble Choir 3, 45 Perfect Attendance 2, 35 AAUW Girl of the Month 45 Publicity Chairman for Senior Play 4. DAVID TEEL Junior Rotarian 43 Math Award 23 4-H3 Mr. Citizen 43 Commencement Speaker 4. .HMMIE TEETERS Chorus 23 Choristers 3. JUDY THOMAS' FHA 2g Pep Club 2, 33 Student Coun- cil 33 Chorus 2g Choristers 2, 3g Mixed Choir 33 Most Beautiful 33 Second Place 23 Homecoming Attendant 2, 43 Girls' State Delegate 33 Junior Play Crew 33 Candidate for Best Dressed 43 Senior Play Cast. TOMMY TOWNSEND Bimbo MARY TIP' I' ON GDC 4. MARY VASQUEZ PENNY WAITE Niels FHA 2, Parliamentarian 2. RANDA TIDWELL Angel GDC 3, 4, Treasurer 43 Pep Club 2, 33 Math Award 23 Prompter for Senior Class Play. REGINALD TIDWELL Mart FHA 4g GDC 3, 43 Science-Medical 4g Parliamentarian of KAY VAN SICKLE Carrot Topl' GAA 23 GDC 43 Library 23 WHIRL WIND 43 La Sesalpha 3. JOSEPH WEBER Hfayn DE Clulm 4. OTTO WELLS Baseballg Band 2, 3, 4. I IM WEST CHARLENE WILHITE National Honor Society 3, 4g Band 4g Girls' State Delegate 33 Teenage Citi- zcn Award 3g Commencement Speakerg Senior Play Castg AAUW Girl of the Month. SHIRLEY WALLACE TERRY WAYLAND Wesf' CARLON WILLIS FFA. WANDA WILLIS Pill DE Club 4. c3aSeozc2vz77f4q .IANICE WELLS l DOUGLAS WILKERSON Doug' DE Club 45 Junior Rotarian 43 Presi dent of DE Club 45 Senior Play Cast FAYE SIMS Georgia DE Club 4-g GAA 2g La Sesalpha 3g Activities from Georgia: Basketball Ang Junior-Senior Banquet Committee. LYNN STEELE F OY WICKER Library 2, 3, 45 Science-Medical 4g Math Award 3. 5 t, DIANE BROCKETTE Pep Club 2, 33 Science-Medical 3, 4-g Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 3. TROY NEWSOM DE Club 4-9 Football B g Boys' Chorus 35 KES 3. ELNA STOWE EVERETT WIDNER VIVIAN ANN WRIGHT Sis DE Club 4-g GDC 3g Library 4g Pep Club 23 La Sesalpha 33 Candidate for Miss Friendly. DIANE WORRELL Di-Di Pep Club 2, 3g Science-Medical 35 .Iunior-Senior Banquet Committee Chairman 33 Junior Play Crew 35 Senior Play Cast. Student Council 4g Band 2, 3, 4 Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 3 Junior Play Cast: Band Altendant. li. :.n.-,nnnan.x,-lunar.: BILL COON F. D.' Qt '59 seniors have their eye on the future. tiring wffct- ut tlu- Future Teuvliors Association It 1 is Iillllltl bullet-, president, und getting quite a , . If lt lHlll .' out t P' F te Wendell Boling seems interested in something besides what's going on in the senior class meeting. Seniors meet their sponsors for the first time. Head sponsor is Mr. Dewey Miller. 47 f , s bb fm' YF fe' 1 A ,Q gf. lj' ff A i V ' 4 'A ' N' x gf -N if ix 7 ig 'PSN 'W TIL . QM, tfwmnn i - 77557 ' ' Linda Buurdnian and Barbara Stone take time out from their busy scliedulvs ut Girls' State to enjoy the UNM campus. All aboard for UNM is the cry as girls' staters leave the capital. Buildings visited by Girls' staters on the University campus. Linda Boardman, Linda Sallee, and Barbara Stone represented CHS at 1958 Girls' State. 49 1958 juniors work long and hard , nn junior test that they may be high and mighty seniors' in 1959. Students Inf-vt in the Putin at noon. x , KB Wiukc LID, Darin. Registration day saw sonic 912 students registering in the gym. .4 sz'-A AX K Qikiu.. . ..,,-.- ,Iuniur vlass uffivvrs arv: R1-ggggiv Coon. prvszklerzt: Rf-tty True. vice' presiderzl: Judy Dilfilllflll. sf'4'rvraI1V! and 'l'1-rri Yvilliams. fI'!'fISIlfl'T. xx eauhfz 0 ' and 5 7004467 Spmusnrs are-: Mr. Elms. Mr. Spif-00. Miss Atrhlvy. Miss 'IQIIHHIIDSOIL Mr. Crinslaclv. and M r. Slzllvy. v-.av 5 5 4 , f ,Shi fp 'Q'-2'-Tl 1 Darrell Baker Keith Banks lwana Bannister Sally Barnes Carol Been Cary Bell Buddy Bennett Carolyn Bonvvniste Loren Blocher Lola Boardman John Abernathy Mary Jo Aldrich Karen Adams Ronny Baker Jimmy Balfanz unkn- zu Moses Baca QW 'E 1 JI' M. N Lynn Barron ,lim Bass X in X Jackie Bell Linda Bell Linda Bingham Neita Black .,-fy lf., 3 4: N Roy Bohannan Donna Bolds Wtaddf Nan Bm J W Bowman Jllll Brewer Larry Brooks Harvey Brown Jimmy Brown Lewls Brown Dan Bullion James Burgett Bruce Burton Dana Buzzard Alita Carter Tom Carter ,I immy Clark Paul Chavez :Qi M 1 Dennis Chesney Shiela Clayton Wanda Cole Reggie Coon Bobbie Crow Nancye Crozier Larry Damron Judy Daniels Irene Davis Ronald Davis Kay Coburn Arthur Cole Diane Covington Linda Crawley Pat Culpepper Jeneane Curry Paul Dauglitery Darlene Davis James Dickson .lean Dixon Gwendolyn Dodson eaubfl Jimmy Donaghe ,IudyDorougl1 ' ' Mm. Dim flew mutex rt, 1 W as A if-M 7045-,Imam F31 r. 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V 5 , , -f - .ltr Don Harmon Gay Harmon Jessie Harris Peggy Hasbrook H6446 zaxm Juanita Hensley 144 Bill Henderson Sue Carol Henson Dinah Hicks Claudene Hill Leola Holmquest Darlene Holsted Junior Houston J udy Hurst Jeanie Jackson Butch Johnson Dennis Johnston Melvin Jones Darlena Jordan 'lu-f ? Larry Holland J. Holtoner Nancye Hudnall Able Hureka Kenneth Jensen Gerald Johnson Judy Jones Mike Jones Sue Jovett Billie Kelt or F . K.. Quiz. 549' it sri . Q Ky lll . 9 8' iv .L ,'N. . Ku 4' ' I Nancye Kirk .ludy Kirkland Kayle Kuhnle George- Lamb .lack Lee Robert Lee Kayren Lockmiller Sue Lowry Armanda Maez Bobby Malone Cary Kramer Carolyn Langford Tommy Laughlin David Lucky Marilyn Lynn Mike Marlin Mike Martin 3' '4 ,-. t - W .r . A if , xii of K Paul McCalister Johnny McCormick Shirley McElroy Mike McGinnis r, , 1. : A ' sn g,. l. ? 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' 706164 guy .lot Juniors pondvr ovvr state-wide I WSIS- Shorthand . . . they laugh it up! Lost your hug Mary ,Io 4 f' ? Juniors sp:-nd time in thv lihrary 0 figeslf 1 2 5 it' 2313 'mm -,Ni , ' ' ' , M. 1,746 agvw QW-4--my W. N swf jk A M 'vis ' X 7 ,gf my wig , W ,WW ,Ni ' if .u mm W ,f . .,A.. 'QP' .Q Q., f'41f?'3T2!Fl-ziigilssi g'L' H' X Q T -.. - . E71 ' .T ll UH.. ' . , . ,11iM1A ,Qxs I ff! ?f ,713 w 'Mx .. 3 . W, ,,,. zz , 5 f 5 A? 4' 5 4 A .I fx 7 Q - 5 1? 'f P x ff lf, ll. Alwrnathy Rach:-llv Avhvn Kvnnf-1h Akins lh-nniv Ak:-rs liill Albertson Cliarle-s Alvxandvr ,lim Allvn Linda Alle-n Stanlf-y Allvn Alpha Allison Floyd Andvrson I , 'Z dv 'uni 5, Mi r A L ' f had .gr H I is if ir' 1- ..,u :S 1 . ,X L, .J . ,V s iaefvfga li . of 55'-5 HM 'Gi ii hd 'N -Bwlb K 5 X if iv -+ - iw Q Q M 1-..4' 54? V Qs. K-.r yt' -0 L... 5 ll.., ., xv! : A I' - , iq ,L -' s '91.,.,M I V H. C. Atkins Pat Atwell Marla? Avery Betty Baca Emerciano Baca Joe Baca ,lose Baca Alta Baile-y Jerry Bailey Shirley Barclay Sharon Bames Jimmy Barnhart Dale Baron Tommy Bval Judy Bvll Lee- Boll Nancy lie-Il Sandy B1-ll Kathy Blair Mary Holin Eddie Bumar Tony Bunn:-y Dudlvy Bounc- Karvn Boone' Miko Booth Donald Boumv Le-ste-r Bows-rs Ronnie Bowman Jimmy Boyd Beverly lloydstun Bill Brarknvy Eleanor Bradford Ke-rran Bragg Dick llrrsenhani Alan Brewer Larry Brown I' 54 W. l Walhen Brown Linda Brumet Kenneth Burgess Barhara Burns Terry Burnette Ronnie Burton Vic Butler Terry Cain John Cameron Rex Carpenter Alita Carter Anita Chambers Kathy Chambless Aliee Chandler Amy Chandler Fred Chavez Mike Clark Paulette Clark Carl Coffey Barbara Cole Olen Cole Joyce Colter Larry Cook Truman Cook Johnny Cornejo Janice Costley Albert Crespin Tommy Culbraith Faye Cumpton Donnie Curry Billie Davis George Davis Kenneth Davis Nancy Davis Terry Davis Charlotte Day ?mz Sophomores leave their mark for all to SET. 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Ricky Dick Susan Dillon Ronald Dingwall Al Dougherty Betty Dunaggn Stanley Dunn james Easley Odell Edge Joyce Elfers Jerry Elliot Steve Engelking Freddie English Mary Jo England Joe Esquibel Barbara Ewell Patsy Fain Barbara Farver Mickey Fenn ,lim Flurry Bev Francis Erlinda Garcia Henry Garcia Gary Garrett Jimmy Gee lda Lou Gill Donald Glidewell Larry Gordon Ernest Gonzales Emest Grant Carolyn Green Ellison Green 'Vlurlene Green Ronny Grimes Ellen Growdcn Patsy Hacker Danny Hamilton A .iw M .A 1 1 ,lean Hapes Carl Hapke Bohlmeye Harden Don Hardy Jeffrey Harpold Barbara Harris Jimmy Harrison Joyce Marie Hort Melvin Haun Jerry Hays Sherry Head Larry Heath Wwe 4e6z0aw2 cam llill Henderson Sharylnn Hendricks Beverly Herrin Alfred Hessler Helen Hill Jean Hill Bonnie Hilliard ,lean Hilverding Barney Hobbs Gail Hodges Estella Holly Mieheal Holetead Danny Horne Ray Houston Sandra Howard Harvey Hudson Larry Hudson Yvonne Huffman Ruthie Hutchins Carolyn Hurst Randy Jackson Did Jacobson Elaine Jameson L. J. Jameson Petra Johnson Trosey johnson Chester Jones Larence Jones Roy Nell Jones Walter jones Sarah .lopling Yvonne Judah Wayne Karr Kathy Kasmire Terry Keeper Louise Kelley 011 wil 1 'Q-was 'YQ' 3 all L i Q WLM f 'W' it X ilm Ao 7 ' 'mg 'ii' 2.4 .lohn Kibler Dennis Kilmer Richard Kilmer Plyna Krattiger Richard Latimer llarliara Leonard Lee Ann Leslie David Lewis Tommy Lindly Calvin Litchfield Diane Loekmiller Wayne Lomas 4 . em ,,.,..,.u a H f I f'il iii R W ,fm TT at f ii , Qi V ' f i if faux ' fd.: 1 bl kk . f ! N,-1' , L if ,e A .na 1 , , . Q ' 1 :J 'I ' V - f ff ' 4' va ' f 4.-fa -5? K, I if A K x A u X A Q 4 il li f . I , QF Effie . . A .T A M y Available ri nd ' I 1 J? i I fi ii in 75 t 6, xy K- -v 1 K M x i ? is b if W Fu 70664 an 17 a' . ,J is YZ 'avi rx 5,--4 .- 5' 'QW' Sonny Longo Jimmy Lowe Stanley Lynch Kenneth Malone Josie Madrid Mary Louise Marez Butch Marks Mike Mamey Leona Martin Shirley Martinson Gloria Marquez Dennis Massey Butch Matula Roxanne Maxwell Edna May ,lan May Pat May Dale Mcllleskey Jim McCormick Bobby McCullough Charley McDaniel Cary McDaniel Loreen Melfatridge Kenneth Mcllinnis Wesley Mclntosh Teresa McKenny Cary McMullen Nancy McNeil Mildred Mellherson Riehard Melton Christine Mendez Frank Mendez Charles Miehell Johnny Miles Beverly Miller Bonnie Miller Kenneth Miller Rubie Miller Diane Mitchell Jerry Mlze Sally Montoya Beulah Moore Bob Moore Caron Moore Royce Moore Sharon Moore Ronald Moudy Harold Musick William Nance .lan Netzel Randy Nieves Butch Nolan Curtis Norris Jack Nunn Nina Nunn ,lack Odom Alta Osbum Jerry Osbum Pat Otten Shirley Otlen Ronnie Outheir Jeanie Overstreet Jeanie Owens Mable Padilla Susan Pendleton Louis Perez Mary Perkins Butch Perry Fred Phelps Dewey Pierce Larry Pierce Ivory Powell The meeting will please come to order. ix T algae e A el if ws - ,M N R5 .:. 1:5 3 .r w X K 'hw Womu A-ui a ny Q ifili- ., A Va -up-ii' Poefun A ailobb Late again? Oh well. it happens to the hest of us. '86 J I fi ,Q ip, in 'tile Dirk Prescott Roh Prine:- Cayle Pritchard Harold Pruitt Terri Pyle Carol Quickel Stephen Quinn Richard Quintana jerry Rampton Mivkey Rathlrurn Margie Ray Gary Redwine Doug Reed Evelyn Rs-ed Virginia Reeves Kathy Ridley George Rich Wancla Rierson Don Riggenhach Charlotte Riley james Riley Jackie Riser Terrell Roberts Ferell Roberts Secundino Romero Loren Rosson Nick Rowley Betty Rumbaugh Jimmy Russell Bruce Byliurg Phillip Saiz Florella Sanchez Joe Sanchez Bruno Sandoval Mary Sandoval Pat Sandoval 4. Charlie Simmons Larry Simmons Loren Simmons Josephine Simms Barbara Sisson Arthur Sina Robert Size Carolyn Skaggs Sidney Skarda Lana Skipworth Alive Slack Steve Slater Dorthy Slaughter Johnnie Slaughter Anthony Smith Cass Smith Jerry Smith ,Iudy Smith Larry Smith Leo Smith Lynda Smith Roger Sparks Don Spradlin Charles Spriggs Genie Burns Starbuck Ray Starhuck Robert Starkey Jerry Stevenson Lois Stevenson Fred Stimpson Jerry Stone .limmy Stone Carle-ne Stovall Rupert Stratton Dean Summers Vicki Summers . -1 S -9 P 'S 5.3 dd 665 A. :gr qs' if nfs it H , Q-1.-1 as 'li 'T Agatha Sartain Carolyn Shultz Bob Sego Reginald Sc-llman Billy Sena Gloria Sena Josie Sena Julia Sena Gene Shaw Don Shipman ,lean Shoemate Charlie Simmonds ,W A F m t A :.::nn Dorris Swann Larry Tate Carolyn Tate Paul Teasely .A . J im Terry ' - Darrell Thomas Don Thomas Elaine Vick Mary Ann Thompson A P f Carl Tipton ll X 1 , up il ,lean Tooke M Richard Toothaker T t P 1 544447 Sc4aolS Sammy Towne Jerry Tremble Margaret Valdes John Wagner Larry Walker Elaine Watson Leslie Watterson .lack Whitfield Susan White .ludy Vfhite Debbie White Jimmy White Lynn Westbrook Terry Weldon Nolan Wesson Joe Whitehurst Harry Whittington Ronnie Whittington Ronny Wicker Wayne Wilkinson Willa Williams Grace Williams Sue Willingham Bobby Wilmeth Mary Wilmeth Pat Wilmeth Butch Wilson Bryna Wilson La Nita Wilson Richard Ybarra David Young li 133.5 H4 it lthlelailiifir 70ae6vZ ,Dad ' sf X ' li , gf Stanley! You don't mean to tell me? I L l ' What else did she S Q A H .- A 1 'fe say? Well, . . . ' 'l 'V W s a y s astonished ' I Elain Watson to I I lg Stanley Dunn. Soph- ' g .. omores are always nat :Ti .1 I Q- 5 . joining the student gf , ,. 9 ,. s M., in , it fx body at the games. '.!b, s . . - , ' Q xi ll? - X ll Q, t. I v I C c f 1 .. 1 1 it i Sandy llc-ll, Miss Majorette of New Mexico, displays a few VH of lu-r lnvduls and trophies. llppervlassnlen w e r en ' t the only ones who had their noses in everything, sopho- mores participated. too. Wherever you turn. you will see ll sophomore joining in. he fm- iwg me N. lt's fun to be dumb when a beauti- ful girl will attempt to teach you your literature, isn't it, Alan? Getting in the swing of things today to become the leading CHSers of tomorrow, thatls our sophomores! may I k is 3 X S S l sf FS W l to ,W 'KWH' 'K E i ILS' Donald Hicks and Sue Carol Hensonl? I thought you were senior and junior. What are you doing on the sophomore page with Jimmy Harrison and Cerly Mize? 75 74,4 3' The comical Mr. Sjobairn rested his piano stool upon our beloved Wildcat and his fingers upon the silent keys. Something is always buzzing at CHS. While one stu- dent studies, others are planning a worthwhile project, or beaming over one just completed. A graduate of Clovis High is not only versed in the essential academic courses, but is also ready to enter the sometimes hectic hubbub of life itself. lsn't it a dandy? says Mr. Harry Barton of the Carollonie Bells. Mrs. Lessie Tadlock, who donated part of the funds for the bells, readily agrees. 76 fu: 6715 Don't you think the multicolored wall in the new band building makes a nice background for a picture? ask Donald Smith and Mary Ann Underwood. S0 you had a night on the town last night, huh, Gay Harmon. Everyone else seems to have had plenty of sleep and is busily studying. At the beginning of the school year the four journalism heads looked forward to executing their duties. Here sit PLAINSMAN editor, Barbara Stoneg K'Aun Hubby, PLAINSMAN business managerg Linda Sallec, WHIRL- WIND editorg and Jean Taylor, LA SESALPHA editor. sq il Q39 QV: 5 fi-wi A v N H1 'AR Mn 1:6 7 Left: The Student Welfare committee composed of Carolyn Glenn, Chairman Jan Felton, and Dieter Bounin. Above: Pat May, Terri Williams. and 'Chairman Bobbie May think up another religion promotion project. C2245 7aca4'zda Left: Enjoying a deserved coke are assembly committee members Reggie Coon, Linda Cvilham, Clay Porterfield, Jane Cox, and Chairman Mannie Smith. Above: 'LWe're proud of this project, state Traffic Safety members Carl Tipton, Jackie Bell, Chairman Thomas Rials, Cathy Williams, and Pat Otten. Left: We're cookin' up a social, state chairman Bill Echols, Paula Nesbitt, Linda Boardman, Susan Dillion, and Stanley Dunn. Above: Public relations are improved by Jo Boardman, .loan Hapes, Chairman Carolyn Wilkins, Bill Coon, and Wathen Brown. Earn 6715, Zara '7 Student Council projects were many. Perhaps the one most last- ing in its effects was the one of Traffic Safety Committee. which includes choosing a driver of each week. Roger Forester. a senior, had the honor of heing the first of these. Leading the way were these officers: Linda Gilham. re- cording secretary: Carolyn Glenn, treasurerg Linda Boardman, cor- responding secretary: Mary Keeter, president: Mannie Smith, vice presidentg Bill Echols. par- liamentarian. l l Allow me Mr. Doak ff M ' ' we here Dieter ex o ers ary. pa1ns to Mary Ifglf Richard Langford, President Tommy Bevell, Vice-President Darrel Stilwell, Secretary Roger Forrester, Treasyrer Wendell Boling, Parliamentarian Mannie Smith Bruce Stanfield Jim West Richard Ybarri Ronny Baker Bill Bannister Benny Barrow Ronny Bowman Dick Bresenham Terry Carpenter Reggie Coon Larry Damron Ronny Dingwald Mike Eastham jimmy Gee Ellison Green Mike Griggs Stanley Hardwick Junior Houston Lee Hutchins Mike J ones Gary Kramer George Lamb Larry Lethgo Calvin Litchfield Kenneth Martin Dean Merritt Ronny Mershon Gene Nesbitt Bill O'Neal Jerry Poe Clay Porterfield Thomas Rials Craig Smith 80 -ah.. Leading NHS are George Sena, president: Linda Boardman, vice- Two-year members are, left to right: Beverly Stone, Sharon Glide- prosidcntg Clmrlent- Wilhite, secretary, Linda Sallee, reporter. well, Barbara Stone, Linda Sallee, Darla Baker, Lana Boardman, Judy Ingram, Linda Boardman, Melvin Metcalf, Nancy Mitchell, ,lean Taylor, Charlene Wilhite, Lane Pattison, .lim Privette, Art Smith, George Sena. ' Wann ' 74 67152 4' 1959 INITIATFS BACK ROW Shirl MEI T L h R . M- : . ey c roy, ommy aug - OW: J. Holtoner, Nancy Hudnall, Jowelene Grizzle, Jan Felton, lin, Mary Mooney, Kale Kuhnle, Gerald Johnson, Glenn Reynolds, Karen Griffin, Harold Eyer, Judy Dorough, Irene Davis, Sheila Diane Tipton, Betty True, Nancy Nelson. Jane Rhea, Treca Walker, Clayton, Lela Boardman, Lynda Bingham, and Jim Balfanz. Bill Neill, David Teel, Jerriann Hacker, and Dona Pierce. FRONT v -ji , ' ,.. .0 Y er S K QR 5. x B 1 My e ' fs' or B I . ' ls l A ri. .,,. Q 2 ,ga .LL : F l . f D . Mrs. Cheney Merritt Lana Boardman Sponsor Vive President .lerriann Hacker Linda Boardman President Secretary Banda Tidwell Sue Palmer Shultz Treasurer Parliamenlarian Beverly Stone Semesler I Chaplain Barbara Stone Historian Q B W QE' M 5 k L L h ,N Q .V ,-,, . K n - - X L X . 4. fxpff x.,1 l lj X i ,fi 1 K. 'Qt mug. - A F Berta Moore Darlene Musick Nancy Nelson Ann Olson Lois Rampton Bobbie Smith Pat Smith Kay Van Sickel 1 , Linda Crawley Mary Dorris ,lowelene Crizzle Kay Harper Judy Kirkland Nedra McKinney Paula Nisbitt Sue Ott Mary Tipton Parliamentarian Semester II .laynelle Ashley Songleader Kay Beard Judy Canipe Dolores Greenfield Heath Shirley Wallace Jan Wells Carrol Been Lela Boardman Barbara Burruss Jane Phillips ,Ian Pope Martha Simms .lackie Stern Dallas Webb 744.22 2442144 swan gy, 2.16, Beverly Stone and Jackie Stern talk to Pearl Glidewell at the Telethon January 24 at KICA The 1959 Teens Against Polio drive, headed by the Stone twins, Barbara and Beverly, gained approximately 2151400 for polio. The Girls, Debating Club and several other stu- dents helped in this drive. During this period a Telethon at KICA was planned which brought 351300. Other activities planned were a Points for Polio game between Roswell and Clovis which netted 35200, a Traffic Stop, a Teenage Dance, held January 31 at the Woman's Club, and the distribution of canisters to local retail stores. Answering phones for the Telethon are Susan Stebbins, Barbara Stone, Beverly Stone, Ann Olson Jackie Stern, Jan Pope, and Sue Ott. 1 ffl iq. 9 f ag We- 146 Mrs. Bess Booth, Sponsor ,Io Martin. President I t ' I Vivienne Andrews, Vice President Maria Richert. Treasurer Carolyn Clcnn, Secretary -as Jan Roush, Historian T ' f Linda Gilliam, Critic . ' , Karen Harte - 6' - 5' Mykell Jackman if of Mary Keeler L . L 4' I in i em,-. , A V Susie Sago ' Mary ,lo Aldrich - Sally Barnes Jackie Bell l.h K fig. Barbara Burks , Dana Buzzard V 34 .Ieneane Curry M Judy Daniels 6 ,yy hi. fi 4 L, A a rv 2 o -...f s r- 'Q T ' 111 -1 l:l A - , fly, K r h . , si. ,, 4 'Q -. Q I 8 4 if 13 W aj ,Q Q ' - hun A LL di? 1 Irene Davis Judy Dorough Sandra Eckley ,lan Felton Karen Griffin Tommie Hammack Gaye Harmon Nancy Hudnall Linda Lindon Marilyn Lynn Connie Osborn Molly Rudolph Sherry Rudolf Suzanne Standridge Barbara Thompson Donna Whitman Carolyn Wilkins Cathy Williams Linda Williams Terry Williams Members are. from left to right: Mr. Dewey Miller, Verne Sallee, Lois Tollison. Nancy Mitchell, Molly sponsor, Foy Wicker, Glenn Reynolds, Art Smith, Ellison tbehindl, Belle Stephens, ,ludy Smith, ,lean Taylor. Diane Tipton fin frontl, Tom Johnson, Donald Smith, Barbara Stone, Nancy Nelson, ,lay- nelle Ashley, and Mary Tipton. ' - ' '74 7cao 6024 054. Thistyear the Science-Medical Club adopted a constitution which requires each member to complete a project. Mr. Dewey Miller, the sponsor. guided the students in their choices, lent helpful suggestions. and aided in other ways. Members pf the medical profession gave the club fascinating talks on various subjects. Officers arc: Nancy Nelson, secretaxyg Jean Taylor, science, mortar and pestle for medicine, and laurel reporter-historian, Tom Johnson, vice presidentg leaves for fidelity, the club emblem is red for hu- M0lly Ellison. parliamentariang Belle Stephens, manities, black for mysteries of science and medi- treasurerg and Barbara Stone, president. cine, and gold for the golden opportunities. Bearing a red heart for humanities, an atom for gh! emd77 ' ' ' af? az TEENS The Clovis chapter of F.H.A., founded in 1945, was one of the clubs which helped F.H.A. become a na- tional organization by sending in what is now the motto of the organi- zation, Toward New Horizons. During National F.H.A. week, March 30-April 4, the purposes of F.H.A. are emphasized by planned activities which are designed to in- form the public of the club. The Clovis Senior High chapter sends gifts to the children's orphanage in Portales at Christmas and usually has Sherry Robertson, Zada Price, Sondra Marks, Beverly Stone, and Jeanie Jackson gave a pane-l discussion, cn- titled 'KTeens With a Purpose in Emergencies, at Elida. Future Homemakers learned a great deal from the play- school held in October. an egg hunt for them on Easter. The purpose of these two functions is to promote better understanding of neighbors at home and abroad. ln helping to promote better family relations, the chapter has an annual Daddy-Date night and a Mother Daughter banquet. SEATED, left to right: Miss Ruth Jeffers, advisor, Ann Gilbert, chairman of recreation, Gloria Sena, chairman of projects, Elaine Pierce, vice-presidentg Saundra Marks, presidentg Zada Price, treasurer, Lavone Qualls, secretaryg,Jane Christensen, parliamen- tariang Jeanie Jackson, reporter, Thelma Brown, historian, Nina Nunn, District IV historian and reporter. SECOND ROW: Loretta Stapp, Lucille Maraventano, Mary Vasquez, Carol Lesly, Jan Netzel, Bonnie Miller, Carolyn Dunn, .laynelle Ashley, Irene Willis, Mary Dorris, Sue Jouett, Mary Rodriguez. THIRD ROW: Beverly Miller, Darlene Musick, Becky Hammerton, Carol Hodges, Beverly Stone, Nancy Bell, Kay Mclnturff, Judy Price, LaNeta Wilson, Beverly Boydstun, Cathy Ridley, Mary Tipton. 79 S lg 7.7.6. and -7.1,-4. FRONT ROW, seated: Lynn Westbrook, Dean Merritt, sentinel, Ashley Davis, secretary, Lonnie Eaton, Oscar Starbuck, reporterg Jesse Porter, president: Carl McDaniel, vice-presidentg Carlon Willis, treasurer: Ronald Davis. SECOND ROW: Robert Starkey, Glen Guthrie, Steve Wilmeth, David Young, Tommie Standefer, Dean Summers, Ruddy Bennett, and Joe Pettigrew. STANDING: Butch Marks, Reginald Selman, J. R. Drennan, Dewey Pierce, David Lewis, Larence Jones, Royce Moore, jerry Elliot, Neil Dougherty, Keith Moore, and Charley McDaniel. BACK ROW: James Wilhite, Gary Bennett, Ray Starbuck, Mr. Alan L. Staley, advisor, Douglas Reid, Darrell Baker, Rex Carpenter, Lonnie Hand, Donnie Hand, and Carl Hapke. Clovis F.l7'.A. Chapter was granted charter No. 17 in 1930 and has always been one of the state's most active chapters. Chapter members own some of the finest livestock in the Southwest, as evidenced by the ribbons won at New Mexico State Fair. Primary objectives of the F.F.A. are the development of leadership, citizenship, and character. Larry Hudson shows the Berkshire that' won first plaee at the New Mexico State Fair last fall. These boys work with an acetylene welder to make things used on a farm. ROW ONE: Diane Tipton, Judy Russell, Lois Tollison. ROW TWO: Carolyn Patterson, Sharon Clidewell, Linda Sallee. ROW THREE: Terry Keeper, ,Ioan Hapes. ROW FOUR: Art Smith, Janice Costley, Judy Smith, Marilynn Lynn, and Miss Minnie Atchley, sponsor. The members of the Future Teachers of America, under the sponsorship of Miss Minnie Atchley. strive to prepare them- selves for teaching careers that lie in the future. Each member keeps a record of the service hours that he contributes to his community. Besides preparing members for the teaching field, the chapter encourages activities that benefit the community such as their Christmas box to a needy family. This year F.T.A. acted as host to the Southwest Teachers' Meeting here in Clovis. They also gave a Valentine tea honoring the CHS teachers. Selling note cards to raise funds for their club was another project of the organization. Is Mr. Crinslade trying to feed Mr. Staley? Waiting for their Diane Tipton, vice- iiiifl president: Suzanne f f'i'7', Strandrige, treas- i urerg Art Smith, historian 3 Sharon Clidewell, secre- tary: Carolyn Pat- terson, parliamen- tariang and Linda Sallee, president. Mr. Beasley is served by Diane Tipton as Miss Atchley watches. ,L ., ,. , v first guest are :EI fig i 7.7.5. '74 7m eau 014 . i 5 atwze 0 ' Left to right: Kay Cobern, vice-presidentg Carol Leslie, Pat Fain, treasurerg Claudean Hill, Susan White, Sue Ott, presidentg Did Jacobson, Nancy Bell, Susan Stebbins, secretaryg Miss Ruth Jeffers, sponsorg Betty Rumbaugh, and Mrs. Scotty Barris, sponsor. F.N.C., designed to interest more students in personal and community health and to help them decide wisely about professional or practical nursing as a career, was founded at the beginning of the 1958-59 school year. Some of its proj- ects or aims include trying to obtain scholarships for graduating members interested in nursing and becoming more acquainted with all local organizations pertaining to the field of nursing through field trips. Seed ecard Zen The Girls' Athletic Association, an organization for promoting physical efficiency and health and for encouraging sports- manship, was organized in 1956 under the sponsorship of Mrs. Winnie Rose, girls' physical education teacher. The club was temporarily disbanded in 1957 due to the lack of a sponsor. This year the club was reorganized with Mrs. Jackie Garrison as sponsor. A point system was set up whereby each girl must earn a minimum of 100 points a year to receive a merit pin or bar. STANDING, from left to right: Josephine Tennison, Lavail Nunley, Peggy Hasbrook, Did Jacobson, Jan Netzel, Lois Tollison, Eloise Harris, presidentg Betty Dunnigan, Diane Tip- ton, corresponding secretaryg Betty Rumbaugh, and Mrs. Jackie Garrison, sponsor. SEATED: Joyce Colter, secretary-treasurerg Bessie Duna- gan, and Donna Bolds, vice-president. zwfwfgl-lmQmwsm.nmizwr1frn-A - . uax snuww 411 pzmame was Lttltit V - t S ff , 't iff' ,A+ ,MAF l , ' J' i Hxffq' -fl 5 , i - She can laugh now, when she is working journalism is one course that eoinliines English with creative writ- ing. The students learn to recognize the insignificant happenings as en- lightening news ilenls. To a journalist things arc ever happening. life is always different V no two minutes are ever alike. 90 .g George Sena, Alex Sena, and Art Smith. artists, look over their work in the above picture. 'L an 6 ' MMMW A 2. iktwi j W I 4 Edna Owen. typist. SKINS. l lllll strictly the outdoor type . . . ist 314 1. can but you ought to sce Editor Linda Sallec Q on another issue of the Whirlwind. 4 ,l. Holtoner, typist second semester. sits patiently correcting errors . . . patiently? , M is' J V - yur Mann , . ,Lt 1 fzs-1.-,J 1- ' Q34 . .11 . .1 5 I LW! 'A 3... .1 1 , - . A 1 1' . . f c w Y' I J X ,yu- Just the facts, man! exclaim these enthusiastic jour- nalists. They are: Zada Polk, Bohhie Smith, Bobbie 'l'hurman, Sandra Eekley, Carol Beneveniste, Betty True, Haynes. Jane Christenson, Kale Kulmle, Mike Metlinnis, Cathy Williams, Jackie Stern. Sue Carol Henson, Suz- anne Standridgc, Clare Ann Smith. Bill tfoon, Mary ,lo Jowelene Crizzle, Dana Buzzard. .ludy Daniels, Barbara Aldrich, and Molly Rudolph. llurks. .laekic Bell. Sally Barnes, Karen Harte, Sharon l 1 74eqQaweZaal0 744646411145 Above left: Dennis Edwards, don't snap the shutter now. I'm trying to show these page cditors a better layout, remarks Editor- in-Chicf ,lean Taylor. Taking instructions are Bill Coon, Co-Sports Editorg ,Iaynellc Ashley, Society Editorg and Mike McGinnis, C0- Sports Editor. Above right' Did you get your assi nmcnt sheets u ? in uir . , . g - p q es Publications Sponsor Mrs. Bess Booth of La Sesalpha Editor .lean Taylor. Below: Just as you always associate ice cream with cake so do you always think of K'Aun Hubby with K's Koop or Linda Sallee and Sally Says. Above: Stopping long enough to smile for the camerman are George Sena, Art Editorg Jackie Stern, Circulation Manage-rg Clare Ann Smith, Exchange Editor, and Dana Buzzard, Copy Editor. For 40 years the La Sesalpha has been the voice of the student body at CHS. During this time many students and advisors have written, edited, and sponsored the monthly publication. An official member of such national organizations as Quill and Scroll and the National Scholastic Press Association, the La Sesal- pha also belongs to the New Mexico High School Press Association and the West Texas High School Press Association and many times has taken first place in all divisions on both state groups. This year Sponsor lVlrs. Bess Booth, Editor-in-Chief Jean Taylor, page editors, miscellaneous editors, columnists, and a journalism class of 27 juniors and seniors worked together to make the paper one that informed and delighted the student body. 9I 1 zgvnmwmz z . .t .. u mms:-:sw A . ..- Q ral d. Stone, e and Bafbzlw C. of the Onsor, X ck xsSU Mrs Bomh' Sil ok Over la 2.2.5. am me aw to Twelve CHS students gathered at Barbara Stonels house July 15 and began work on the 50th anniversary edition of the PLAINSMAN. For seven months they Collected pictures and information and met four deadlines. Un Febru- ary 26, the final 96 pages were shipped to the publisher. After selling 352275 of advertising and selling 700 annuals, the staff sponsored a Halloween Carnival to raise money for a special cover. The WHIRLWIND was printed three times this year. Over 30 students contributed stories and poems to each issue. itoriin-ctxiekpi PLMNSM ,IERRIANN HACKER K'AUN HUBBY GEORGE SENA Assistant Editor BU-9i'le55 Manage' f4ffEf1if0f :Z .- me EU.. . Fa: 0:4 Zewzdq FP Wathen Brown and Jaynelle Ashley dig out old annuals to look for new suggestions for the sophomore section. Phyllis Talley and Bea Rickerl helped the regular annual staff sell advertisements for the '59 PLAINSMAN. Photographers Neil Honea, Verney Sallee, and Dennis Edwards discuss their pictures. Linda Sallee shows Kay Van Sickle what she meant, while .lean Taylor looks on. Wonder what K'Aun is doing that is so interesting? .fl. lar -.r ilu. I my 93 w -1 .Af N ... f, . .'l.Q11li,lj ..1.. A , - 4'-.uue4a4..wQ -: -.W-:4Awe-th' l.,Q -Lk-.axifif ?' -wa.-vi' in--ali A : Eg X fs , x W, We W X iz ff , 5 Q ,M v Y 11-sg' Q4 - wc I I ' Z' 431343 , if f . . P L 'W . I ww 'L V A L W 'E 53,4 2, in 13? L, -L ' -f k 3 ,A gf: ,..... 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BACK ROW: Armando Maez, Keith Banks, Cary Johnston, Keith Curry, Troy Newsom, Darryl Bond, Kenneth Hammack, Jerry Shields, Jerry Kinkade, Arnold Freeman, Joe Wehher, Larry Skipworth, and David Kinzie. Since over 40? of the American people are engaged in distributive occupations, the Federal Government has deemed it necessary and wise to assist the states in the training of students interested in entering this field. The Clovis High School entered this program in 1938 and has participated uninterruptedly since that time. During this time approximately 1000 students have taken part. Many of these people have entered business on their own. .aw Doug . tail ' e rliamefx Broom 1 is B1'0Ckv pa I. Rwhard Adept. I WU, Farr. T :cpm-te v Q vicepre- the CL'm mE,L ereii wxdnillludt' Thomahl Sol' V D Ong charges u'e115U'c' Elna 83.95 for I 10,- grocofies w 2 .I 5 all DE. 7wwzf,-gm: we ' 145014 1416-Sanz 25444 FRONT ROW. from lm-fl to right: Gm-rziltl Johnson. Nancy Mitch- Richard Kilmcr. Melvin Mctcalf, Dickie Echols, Fred Phelps t-ll. Jillll' llllillips. llAllK KOYV. from lt-fi to right: Jerry Smith, and Linda Crawley. ?cuwl0 ' K J 2 Band officers, from left to right: Dave Frinifrock, Patterson. and James Arrington. Ann Olson, Art Smith. Mclvin Mctcalf, Carolyn 7759 gmwl PRESENTING Clovis High School Concert Band under the direction of Mr. Norville Howell. L ART SMITH was drum major for the Wildcat marching hand. 1959 70 gan! The 1959 Wildcat Marching Band won much recognition for Clovis High School. Among their many activities of the year they marched in the ENMU Homecoming and won first place. They also marched at halftime in such places .as Roswell, Las Cruces, Portales, and Muleshoe. The high step and fast tempo of the band set a standard in Eastem New Mexico which made other cities take a second look at Clovis. In the annual Music Festival for the past two years the band was rated superior one time and excellent the other. The Festival will be held in Clovis this year. During foothall season the band performed at all home games as well as at out-of-town games. Each show represents many hours of hard work and training, and each tells a story of things related to a general theme. Several outstanding themes were Christmas,,' Television Land, Space Travel, and salute to important school people. These shows' brought favorable comments even from principals of other schools. Moonglows from top to bottom are: Walter Jones, Lonnie Sasser, Mike Martin, Dickie Echols, Dave Finfrock, Richard Kilmer, James Arrington, Art Smith, Jim Balfanz, Dale Mc- Clesky. Judy Canipe, Carolyn Patterson, Fred Phelps, and Dennis Edwards. 99 5 , H115 ' s Q 1' We X ,, . 5 wg g N W L. AW, f f pf ,L ' ' .N fy - 34 A ig, f ff. A Q Q , A .,f . . H img 312, -A . e zq,, Q pq, -KJ - ?' Af W M .f Q fx Wi s Wx i .Q QYQEEFA ZH , .115 1 E5 '08 . fy. H w 3 is is ,X ,Wy ,. .. 7, . X. 3. N-nf M5, J, 1 GJ 59 , gafgl XAX H U1 iff wg,-:Q nf M . fs 'AIJEQ' V., N , . . ' 4. f or 3 l U v ' Q ,L 5, li' 4 -- Q. l 'li 4 l?5X-59 goeth Twirlers are, upper left corner: Agatha Sartain, Sophomore. Lower left cor- ncr: Irene Davis, Junior. Center picture: Sandy Bell, Drum Ma- joreltc, Sophomore. r so , X , , . H A ' f -,,. 13:24 Upper Junior. Crow, if . !,,, ,Mr .,,, ,, ,, . ,-gfrlimiz wt A in, :.. TI i if --.-4' H f'7?l'i:w- W f ' Iiffkezsigf ' 9w6n:VFf3ii if 152' -. , gong 1 .f- 4-1--V. M191 ' ' .iff 70 Zami right corner: Leola Holmquest, Lower right corner: Bobbie Junior. 4e6zfzeaw we 4 f Y T f E 1 x 1, l I l ' . A 1' Mary Jo Aldrich and Elaine Mitchell accompanied Mr, Barton and his choruses. Q? ' . 1 Y . Q ,, A .,,W 5, ,, W L fr- gh 5 I 'X L ' '-I I T gg 4 - ,. W L, VV . Q if. 5 , .1 Hg 5 ,Q .5 5. , , . iw ,X f 220' P . : ' I 'I I 'EI ' vi ff4piQ'f3ji5gg ?. ? '23 , 5 5 fl 5 ,, 61515 2421? Q '25 .M ... l ! 1 I 13 .11 J: ,gengg pu ,,, ff' I lv wh.,--f ,, FRONT ROW. li-ft to right: Barbara Burruss. Nancyr- Hudnall, Jenvane Curry. Linda Sallee. Suzanne Stundridgv, Mary Jo Al- drivli. SECOND IIOWI Jowlene Crizzle, Mary Inu Mooney, lfmily juries. l.avmiiim- Qualls. Elaine Mitehell, Naney Nelson. Sherry Rudolph, Judy Daniels. Jan Felton, Betty Truc THIRD ROW: Kay Beard, Karen Morris. Treea Walken linda llmll Sharon Clidewell. Jean Taylor, Dalores Grvenfulml Diana Sr ir lirough, Karen Gaydon. Judy Dorough. and Carolyn Willem FRONT ROW, left to right: Donna Whitman, Agzatlia Sartain. Judy Kirkland. Rachel Achen, Louise- Kelly. Judy Russell, Marilyn Lynn, Johnny Slaughter, Plyna Krattiger. SECOND I04 ROW: Alta Osborn. Judy Bell. Janice Cnlstley, Sue Willingham, Shirley Olten. Judy Jones. Sally Barnes, Paulette Clark, Linda Allen. Linda Smith, and Cathy Blair. ew wi 1 T .V ,YA M.. .aw ,i.-Qanr ww V4 mm .f , , -.W wana... , AM. BOTTOM ROW. lvft th right: Tummy Hammock. If-ona Martin. walt. Mary Uliharri, Barhara Burns. Josie Madrid. and Patsy Alnlm Halrpohl. Put Sumiavol. Sally Montana. I,nc'illf' Maravvn- Vl'l21SlIlll'Z. TOP ROW: Bvrvrly Herrin. Yvonm' .Ilui-11. .ivaniv tzlnu. hnlrt-tru Stzipp, and Ruhy Miller. SECOND ROW: Julea Ovvrstrffvt. Charlott Rilvy, Nancy Be-ll. Ruthie Hutvhins. Chur- Svnu, Curolyli Shultz. Carolyn Hurst. Ps-tra Johnson. Kar:-n Zum- Intl Day. Carul Hodgzcs. Linda Bingham. gage' From front to hack: Cvorge- Sona. Kc-n Akins. Jerry Hay. Jimmy Harold Roberts. Bill Echols. Tc-rry Whvelor. Kvn Malonv, Cary Luwv. 'l't-rry Merriman, Andy Cattle. Bobby Malonv. Johnny Johnston, Reggic Tidwell. Runny NIQ'l'SilUH. Bill M14-n. Km-nnvth NICC0l'IlliCk. Stove- Nt-il Hnnea. Cary Rvdwine, Jerry Phillips. HHI1llll0Ck Hlld MT. BHTNN1. l05 ,ffl J Q k Mm X , by f M , tx V' L Qs Q4 5 5 fx fl .4 ' fgisu H 1 X ' yy ,' S9 4- ' R A X W QQ ' ' f5MfAf'f'fW f S ' Jvwiifmfk ' f Q 3 f A Wg' - -' S Wf' 2 I Q O . 0 lggfi. 15- MIL iyv' - ecscfa L . IO7 2 iw 5- ' 5, -be 5 A' wil' STANLEY HARDWICK Senior LOREN ROSSON Sophomore Runner-up ARNOLD FREEMAN Senior King and Queen selected by: Miss Mary Grims Counselor of Student Affairs Peter Wetzler Associate Professor in Arts and Crafts John Ludtka Instructor in Journalism GARY KRAMER Junior E. G. ABERNATHY Sophomore fu faulty O Runner-up BARBARA BURKS Junior LINDA BOARDMAN KAYREN LOCKMILLER Senior Junior SHIRLEY OTTEN SHARON MOORE S0Ph0f'10 9 Sophomore 4 wk-Q We rr Ab 5- it sis ll 'Q V , .-, -'Q, 'xl 5 .Wir c 5? H 1 T' . vA:f :'p . vw . :mf -I! '.. ' - . . 'Q Us 1' H' A fm' 1 , , Q Q 5 ,335 I 5' 5 V m L ig, , IN If fi 1' ax 'M A ' gf ve ' V H.. . ,, 2 ? ' f f V2 V 11, 'EL-74 Qi. SN f uagw Q Vg. xi 9. .., il -ef 'F , if if , 3- i 1 A twvfb Yi 1 ' 1 K L2 .,. ' - Qu. .' , . W' ' ' 'FW vw , Q-'fm' rsh 5 -mi,--.ef lt, -1 4 w. 4,4 .. f. fa: ' 2-af ! ' ., '46 4 'WI-kind R U...- x -I o s..- - V-W L,,M ,-, B . M' ff . K , V ., M 192,-. R. 1' lp. . . E :Q . ,,g.L-L x I Univ ,V wi ' 'A- ' 791 .X L... 'X ' 1 FQ 'Nm ' 7.4.5 . ' ., V' ia 4 i , i sf, 1733 A sf MX' A ,F fi' av ,Mu W li I tx W ,a 'J ,A . I 1. I ., X X w. 'als' v- iw qu, bi' if A vr'T 1 - v . Q:ilq'..y 1 . - I, K3 ',... AQ sr. . .4,. - va M Q lf v , f Y 1 Q L , ,PA . ' I ..' Mn- 1 in., .. ' .,d: . Q Yu 9 .f .A ,Q-.VL Air ' ' a . ,.,g3-11,1 .y , J, 1' it T xvzlfdf' 3 'ng -1 . ,1 , o of if' l .H.A. lla-nu ,lt-ssc' Porter, l .F.A. Sweetheart Sondra Marks. BAND ROYALTY: James Arrington and Mary Keeter fs 49 fl, M x Ile' 'W A. -5 BAND ATTENDANTS: Agatha Sartain, Richard Kilmer, Sophomoresg Nancy Mitchell, Bill Coon, Seniorsg Sheila Clayton, Mike Martin, Juniors. Put it down, Jack! FIRE Once in a million years! Pretty as a picture! 74a 770, ' MR. AND MISS WIT And that was the day Lana Boardman was accidently drowned in the fire station by Jack Snyder. MR. ATHLETE AND MISS ENERGY Jo Martin shows Dean Merritt just how to make those baskets. MR. AND MISS TALENT George Sena tried to paint a portrait of Bobbie Bolton in her big dramatic line, but it turned out a blob, Blobbie Blotonl ' Q4 MR. AND MISS CITIZEN This photo of the school lobby, which hangs in the office of James Burran, Jr., civic architect, is fascinating to Linda Boardman and David Teel. MR. AND MISS SUCCESS Dieter Bounin and Nancy Mitchell show their ingenuity by setting up this . . . Oh, well! MR. AND MISS VERSATILE Mary Keeter and Thomas Rials view things from a different perspective. They will he back in five minutes to take off, Thomas. You can't get your what out? II7 w i f I Il? DY BELI. ZIIIII MIK I-I EA STI I A M ' . L Q 5 6-e ' I' f., If '5 u rf. -I' i K in-n , Ml -- .-., H.. .4 it? 4 if ,. . Judy tells Mike Good morning. 'G NOMINEESV 'TOP' ROW. left to right: Neil Honea, Richard May, Vivian Wright, Seniorsg Carlene Stovall, Sophonmrt-1 Linda Langford. Seniorsg Jerry Poe, ,luniorg Loren Simmonds, and Rex Bingham, Terri Williams, Juniors. Carpenter Inn! picturedl, Sophomores. FIRST ROW: Bobbie IIB ,Z ' ' Wayne CA'I'IIY WILLIAMS uhd BILI, ECHULS Hey, Cathy! Where are you going? if HIE! :riff E29 H NOMINEES---TOP ROW, left to right: Mannie Smith. ,Iuniorg Thomas, K'Aun Hubby, Seniorsg Nancy Hudnall, Juniorg Caron Nick Rowley, Ile-un Summers, Sophomores. FIRST ROW: Judy Moore, Bobhcyc Hardin. Sophomores. II9 Reception he-ld for Dieter. l Mr. and Mrs. liounin. Qi Dieter and his hrothers, Klius, 205 .luv-rgzen. 22. 1 X Q 5 Qff '.. 441'-H. i ME Dieter Bounin of Bad Lichensell. Germany. came to Clovis on August ltl. by way of train, ship to New York, and plane on to here. He was awarded this trip. sponsored by the American Field Service, through his versatile personality. scholarship. high morals, and good family background. While here in Clovis with three and one-half years of English to serve him, he was named Mr. Success by his Senior classmates. elected to Student Council. and a member of the Wildcat track team. lAddressing the service clubs of our town are only a few of the speeches he will make during his .stay here.l uHe has become one of the family. He never creates a prohlemfi was a statement made by Mrs. Exell Coon. Uiether is living with the Coon family and attends their church, although back home he is a member of the Evangelist Church. Although clawed as a senior here, he will be either a sophomore or a junior when he returns borne this summer. At the end of june or early part of July, he and other exchange students will be awarded a tour of thc United States and Canada by Greyhound Bus Lines. The trip will terminate at Montreal. Canada. whieh he will leave for home on July 29. ,I -1 3 uv ' vi. ' Q 3, . 'v . . ' --J ax, ., 4' I20 nine sweet home! Die-ter's home, Bad Liehensell, Germany. fame!! 7446: ' Uvcr 500 Vllildcat lmoostcrs backed their team hy chartering a spvvial train to Ros- well for tht- Coyote-Wiltlvat football game. This train. volnposf-d of l2 vars. boasted tht- tm-am var. two hand vars. a coiicc-ssion car. and eight passe-ngvr vars. Although tht- Cats lost tht- ganw. they won muvh school spirit. This Inu-king of Mary Kc:-tx-r. Student Council president, illustrates thv co- opt-rative spirit shown lu-tween tho Studvnt Council and its people-. ,4- Applo corv, who! the one' you adore? Ik-npr than Engligh any day' K-ll. Ervin? who, at ! . .fy .'- , S K . .tl r And how the' tununie-s wort' fillvd! Meanwhile back in the hand var. I2I The gym was the sito ofthe carnival on October 31. 't 'X2 The DE. Club sold eorsuges, eorsages, and rorsugvsl ' eine, W5 The first annual Halloween Carnival was sponsored by Student Council as a Plainsman staff benefit. There was a 355 fee for each booth constructed in the gymnasium. Both vlubs and classes participated in the event. which attracted hundreds of students and adults. ,Ld -wh-an 7 EWU X The F.T.A. Cakewalk was one ofthe 14- booths. X A ' I in A K f Honor Societyh--Marriage. unyom- 'f i i li ll-teurn CllCCTlCdKlt'fS Wll4l'S that with the big nose? F.H.A.- - An apple at day . . Six-gun Matt Dillon yells, Hey, Teddy Bear Doak, hide that oxlrai hull ufurc we got bushwhackcdl t .- i What was Pretty Boy Echols throwing while Chasin' the Moon Coon and Never Hit Smith each had a ball-a third one? 'ifcvzfcw Z 644. Suomi: 20 fmw W. SCORE: 19 Says Big Daddy Beasley, Kill him, Teddy Bear, then let mc have that crazy basketball! Sputnik Bounin and Lumpy Chumpy Mardi Gras Rials look on. Below: What ghnmor- -what charm and cheesecake! Beautiful faculty cheerleaders were Rompin' Rogers, Tacky Jackie, Jumpin' Jonesy, and Bouncin' Barton. QP vb ., NN ya '-1 Above: Crazy Carolyn, Daffy Cathy, Chasin' Jerry Terri, Leapin' Linda, and Boling Susan wercn't as pretty as the faculty rivals, but they had. lollipops and a pep club. l23 M Me 7440 zwef, 7m tm ide of qqfwm x 4 X t r it D,AtR, AWARD: First alternate, Linda Boat-dtnang winner, Mary Sandra wins over F.H.A. competition throughout the state for a trip Kcetcrg second altemate, Nancy Mitchell. t0 ChiC3S0- David Toe-l, first placz-3 Char lc-ne Wiihitv, K'Aun Hubby and Jimmy Privelt. - -fr n-7: r t ORATORICAL C O N 'I' E S T: 1 70: 50 gddftd Commencement speakers for the year '58-759 are Andy Cottle, Mary Keeter, David Teel, and Charlene Wilhite. Chosen also by the committee of Senior sponsors and past and pres- ent officers of the class were the alternates: Clare Ann Smith, firstg ,lerriann Hacker, secondg Neil Honea, firstg and Jerry Charlton, second. CHARLENE WILHITE ANDY COTTLE Jerriann Hag-ke, , A Neil Honest and Cla Muon an Fe A Ch Hn Smith Serv! MARY KEETER DAVID TEEL -1-1 One hundred seventy seniors will receive their diplomas Thursday night, May 28, in the R. E. Marshall auditorium. Presiding at graduation will be Senior Class President Thomas Rials and the certificates will be presented by Superintendent Travis Stovall. I O i 9 Steve Slater and ,lack Nunn are busy discovering what crayfish are made of. Biology is a course taken primarily by sophomores, but a few juniors and seniors are enrolled. Disecting frogs, crayfish, and worms is not the only activity carried on in class. Genetics study is the highlight of the year. Tommy Laughlin, .lerry Valentine, J. Holtoner, Kenneth Jensen, Harold Eyer, and Dennis Chesney use a Geiger counter to test a watch for radioactivity. By the end of the year the majority of students become adept at taking a problem related to the physical laws of nature. N Bill Coon, Barbara Stone, and Wendell Boling cough as fumes from burning red phosphorous engulf them. Chemis- try is useful to any student, no matter what his future plans, for it sharpens his observations of nature and the world around him. Although most students already have the one lab science necessary for graduation, over 90 seniors and juniors are enrolled in chemistry. Making a scale drawing of the high school plant for land- scaping purposes are Bill Echols, Darryl Bond, John Dick- son, and Stanley Knight. Mr. Bowling's painting and art class also does commercial aft, designing, decorating, and precision lettering. andff' jon Pressley and Stanley Hardwick agree that science and mathematics go hand in hand. Only one lah science is required for graduation, but more and more students are beginning to realize the importance of harder subjects. The working of many chemistry and physics problems would be impossible without a fair knowledge of math and algebra. Mike Winton, Jane Rhea, and Diane Scarborough take notice of a United States map,'charted shortly after the Civil War. American History must be one of the two social sciences required for graduation. 'te ' Mi ' f- 4 .Ns i ts A X 'R lil This complicated trig problem requires the combined ef- forts of Nancy Mitchell, Beverly Stone, Melvin Metcalf, and Maria Richert. Trig is a fourth year math course, and is considered by many to be one of the most worthwhile. Trigonometry is a one semester course, preceded by solid geometry. Panel members Sandy Hawes, Vivienne Andrews, Bill Ban- ister, and Tommy Bevell give fellow class members a chance to participate in a sociology discussion. Although sociology is considered to be primarily a senior subject, a few juniors are enrolled. Dating, courtship, marriage, divorce, and getting along with other people are some of the problems discussed during the 4-B class period. 0m ' 'z 2 7044 p These girls are participating in a girl's basketball game during their IFE. class. PE. is required for all sophomores, and the new gym facilities make sports a real pleasure. Enarting the parts of a buyer and seller in a retail establishment are Judy Thomas and Richard llrommie. In this 2-credit course, students study for une periml a slay un business methods, and then work in the afternoon and apply what they have learned. llfllflll Sllllltlllllll f f .Iulene Nurtnn, llub lNleAfous. and Toni Carpenter display the pottery they have made. This was one of the two CHS booths erected in Marshall Auditorium in honor of National Education W4't'k. I28 Ronny Wicker does a handstand for his fellow class- mates. Some other boys' PE, activities are ealisthenies and all kinds nf intramural sports. 'ug N Mr. Herb Bowling assists ,latnes Arrington and Steve Wilmeth during mechanical drawing elass. Students study artistic drawing and accurate lettering. Om ' Offaw Typing II classes typc and correct their letters for the day. The only Typing II class works for greater accuracy and speed. They do manu- script typing, all different type of letters, and strive to type consistently fast. Typing is done for the polio drive. heart fund, etc. Barbara Leonard, Le Roy Brewer, and Jo Ann Croce read a power builder. This is the first year for the reading class. Principally for students plan- ning to enter college, the course stresses greater speed and comprehension in reading. Mrs. Merritt is the instructor. i YI. gif' .-. X --M sr K ici i Nan Bost, Mary Vasquez, Grace Williamson, and Becky Hammerton keep busy sewing on their dresses. In Home Ec I child care, nutrition, and cooking are also taught. Three years of Home Economics are available to the interested student. .,,-:Dwi . -V, 'M T-ffifz . f A14 22 . . 74cwt4e 'Mug 22: -X... A ' 332.--A .six-...,....,. ' 'f,,1'Yp . .s. .,.f .f J i ...-, , .Q tyre- , .,g L-,e bgswfsi 7 ay ' i S,? s-ni 5 -2wi:.:wsf..?'s.iez if N , Q 1 Miss Carmen Thompson, bookkeeping and Typing II teacher, gives Jimmy Boreing a helping hand. Mike Jones checks out a book report selection from an efficient student librarian, Madeline Mikiska. I29 0,eeat5eDawwz'a? ' .lmvde l - Fr '- f 2 it A 5.1, N 3 Q I .. S 'i- 2 i s 9 . t' 'ar I 4 V' ' wx. ,,.. :'-Q-, Ir H ' ' sin 1 02 Art Smith, Diane Covington, and Susan Stebbins display the projects they made in English Ill. American literature and grammar are studied in third year while English literature is studied during the senior year. 45491 -Q u 61 N ln preparation for the Spanish festival, Alex Sena, accom xx I X ,an panied by Nancy Kirk, sings a song. 1 Bruce Bunten and Dale Baron agree that Latin is certainly NOT a dead language. Latin study helps in building a better English vocabulary and in conjugation of verbs. Latin continues to live through other modern languages. Carolyn Patterson introduces the speech debaters: Bruce Stanfield, Lavone Qualls. Judy Thomas. and Tom Johnson. Debating, oral reports, play acts, and symposiums are only a few of the activities carried on throughout the year. I30 , N X-I f nv llmlou! Reactions '-pw. l 'iff' , Q9 1 K y..,.t..e, mf .. . -Q.-...WV ,Iudy White and Jack Snider add paint to their original designs. Barbara Stone and Neil Honea are fascinated by the Geiger counter and the principles of nuclear reaction. Billy Carpenter, Farmingtong Bob Britian, Grantsg Pete Bur- gerner, Roswellg Danny Mc- Donald, Albuquerqueg and Bill Echols, Clovis, relax between Boy State sessions. goq 60:65 ' ...I Having an informal get-together and swapping experiences Metcalf, Linda Sallee, Judy Ingram, Art Smith, Cliarlc-ne are the 1958 Girls' and Boys' State Delegates: Bill Echols, Wilhite, Linda Boardman. Wayne Moore, Neil Honea. and Barbara Stone. Lana Boardman, Edgar Koeltzow, Melvin Judy Thomas. The twelve' Girls' and Boys' State Alternates posing for terson, Richafd Langford. Andy Cottle. JCFFY Cl1Z1l'll0ll. the vameraman are Dona Pierce. Sharon Glidewell, Nancy Thomas Rials, Tom Johnson. and George St-na. Mitchell. ,Iaynclle Ashley. .lerriann Hacker, Carolyn Pat- we H 'E NC . Na. :hat B X X' 'N' 6 V Edgar Koeltzow, Art Smith, Melvin Metcalf, Wayne Moore, Neil turns to speak as Bill Echols emcees the Boy-Girl State assembly Honea, Charlene Wilhite, Barbara Stone, Linda Sallee, Lana and January 16. Linda Boardman, Judy Thomas, and Judy Ingram, await their Sec Girl State Activities on page 49. Delegates I 0 Girl and Boy entirely on '-:vying .1 stirs.:-sis Bill Echols, wearing levis, tee shirt, and name plate, looks like a typical Boy Stater. State are chosen during February or March of their junior year. The boys are elected the vote of the fac- ulty, while the girls are nomi- nated by the t e a c h e r s a n d voted on by the junior class. The delegates cannot be engaged or married and must plan to attend Clovis High at least first semes- ter of their senior year. A romp through the sprinkler helped Bill, Neil, and Melvin forget the heat of a sweltering June afternoon. This sign is similar to the ones displayed on the NMMI campus. Incidentally, Neil Honea WAS elected to the high office of mayor of Castillo City. The eleventh annual Girl State was held June 15-22 on the campus of the University of New Mexico in Albu- querque, while the Boy Staters congregated the week previous at NMMI in Roswell. The purpose of Girls' and Boys' State is to instruct its delegates in the ways of' good citizenship. Despite the hard work and governmental study which filled the week, the days were also taken up with recreational activities and the making of lasting friendships. I33 pdked mm' ' STANLEY HARDWICK Nov, 13 and 20 JOHN PRESSLEY Dec. 4 and 11 DOUG WILKIIRSON DCC. 18 and jun. 8 WAYNE MOORE March I2 and 19 GEORGE SENA March 26 und April 2 RICHARD LANGFORD April 9 und 16 X NEIL IIONEA S1-pt. 18 and 25 BILL EIIIIOLS Ovt. 2 ami 0 EDGAR KOELTZUW Ovt. I0 unfl 23 ART SMITH OCL 30 unrl Nov. 6 ANDY IIOTTLE Jain. 15 :incl 22 JAMES ARRINGTON .1an.29 und F1-lv. 5 BRUCE STANFIELD Feb. I2 and I9 TOM JOHNSON Feb. 26 and lx1ilTl'1l 5 THOMAS RIALS April 23 :incl May 7 DAVID TEEI. May 1-1- und 21 GENE NESDITT May 28 :mtl Juno 41 DEAN MERRITT JuncI1amdI8 zo 73-294 - 71 ag f4.,4.zz.w. MARY KEETER LINDA SALLEE LINDA BOARDMAN NANCY MITCHELL MARIA RICHERT JEAN TAYLOR BARBARA STONE CHARLENE WILHITE The American Association of University Women believes that a college helps a woman develop her potentialities, enjoy the culture of her land, enables her to contribute her share in the development of her country. and to have a happier and richer life. With these advantages in mind, the Clovis AAUW selects outstanding girls whom they believe will make outstanding college girls. The girls are selected from the upper third of the senior class. Each girl selected must show outstanding leadership potentialities, be morally good, accept responsibility, and be dependable. She must be planning to attend college also. junior Rotarians are outstanding students chosen by the teachers for academic work. citizenship, character, leadership, and service. NANCY NELSON JUDY INGRAM gdltdbfl Old Doo The Junior Play Cast includes Dickie Echols-Dr. Edmund Brand, Jeneane Curry-Helen Brand, Diane Tipton-Mary Selby, palientg Molly Rodolph-Mrs. Cronin, patient, Kale Kuhnle- Mrs. Mellon, patientg J. W. Bowman-Pa Brown, a neighborg Sandra Eckley-Ma Brown, Pa's wife, Mike McGinnis-Dr. John Hillary, Old Doc , Jowelene GrizzleiMargaret Burns, Bob's fianceeg James Dickson-Dr. Robert Hillary, Old Doc's song Donald Smith-Mr. Hepple, a lawyerg Sherry Rudolph-Mrs. Rossi, patient, Mary Lou Mooney-Lois Warner, Margarefs friend, Dallas Webb-Janet Martin, Old Doc's nieceg and Reggie Coon-Dick Burns, Margarefs kid brother. Also pictured is Cathy Williams, student director. ?l41f 7dl4 W Stacy Old Doc Hillary, a small town practitioner, is busy with preparations for the return from college of his son, Bob, who will take up business with him. The other characters learned from a visit by Dr. Brand and his daughter from Boston of Bob's intentions to practice with Brand. As old Doc is getting along in years, Margaret Burns, Bob's fiancee, and Ma Brown try to keep the news from him. Accidently encountering his father, Bob is reluctant to tell of his decision. Instead he later writes a note, hoping to be gone before Doc returns from an emergency call. A defeated Doc returns home after losing his patient. Finding Bob's note, he collapses with a heart attack. Ma and Margaret try to reach Bob, he arrives just as old Doc is dying. Through the help of others, Bob realizes his responsibility and stays in his father's office. Neighbors and patients add warm humor to the story. I36 43g 1 mawwffzzv - Jcneane Curry, Kayle Kuhnle, Jowelene Grizzle, James Dickson, and Dick Echols look on while Old Doc airs his views. PRODUCTION STAFF Director 7 A 7 7,,ii 77 7 Mrs. Lois Jones Student Director 7 7 Cathy Williams Pronzpler 7 7 Nancy Hudnall Teclznical Director 7 7 Mary Jo Aldrich Stage Manager 7 7 7 77 James Burgett General Properly Manager 7 7 Jimmy Hardgrove Assislant 7 77 77 77 7777 Sonny Watson Pvrsolzal Pmperzy Managers 7 7 77 77 Emily Wills, Carol Been, Jane Christenson, Mary Dorris Business Manager 77 77 7 7 7 Jan Felton l'ub11'c1'ly Chairmen: Paula Nisbett, Suzanne Standridge, Marilyn Lynn, Barbara Burruss, Sue Carol Henson, ,Ian Pope, Sheila Clayton Makeup Cliairnzen: jackie Stern, Dana Buzzard, Karen Griffin. Nedra McKinney, .lean Dixon ilf3i3rDg0i..fliirggoifcsgkgrlfsls or youin ihmw your Pelvis out Costume Cllllfflllllll 7 77 7 7777 77 77 Linda Bell l l Assislnnt 7 77777 Sara Turpin 5 7 5 - x 7 b Sound Effecls 7 Verney Sallee ' A all ' Eleclriclkzn 777777 Harold Eyer M A '1r Old Doc packed Marshall Auditorium at 7:30 p.m. on the evening of November 14. A bouquet of roses was presented to director, Mrs. Lois Jones, by Cathy Williams and Mary ,Io Aldrich before the curtain was raised on Act l. After the play a party was held in the recreation hall of the St. James Episcopal Church. Many attended the affair, which was topped off with the cutting of a cake with Old Docl' written across the top. John Hillary, Ma Brown, and Old Doc give Helen a looking over. I37 Cl! ' s4w74msff4,e' PRODUCTION STAFF Student Director ,,,,,,, .. ., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,.., ,, ..,.., ,,,A,,.. , , Carolyn Glenn Prompter , ,, ,,,,,,,, ,,,,, R anda Tidwell Technical Director ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, ,,,, ..,,,,,,,,,,.. , . ..,,,,,,,, B ill Echols Stage Manager ,.,..,.,,,,,,,,,.....,....,,,.,.....,,,,,,.,,......,......,.........,, Art Smith Crew: Judy Ingram, Molly Ellison, Gene Nesbitt, Jimmy Fuller General Prop Manager ,.,,,, ,.,,,,,,,..,...... .,,,,,,... ....,,,, M o n te Edwards Crew ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,e,,,,, ,,,,,,,,..,....,,,,,,,,,,...,,,,,,,,,, B ill Avery, Jim Boreing Personal Prop Manager ,..,,..,.,,.,,,,,,.,,......,,,,,.,,,,.,, Carolyn Patterson Crew ,, ,,,,,,,,.,,.e ,,,,.,,,,,,,,. ...e,,, I e rriann Hacker, Sandra Marks Business Manager ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,e,,,...,..,...,,,,,,,,,,,...,.,.,. B arbara Stone Make-up Chairman ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,. ...,,, ,,,,.,,,..,,,,.. G e o rge Sena Crew ,,,,,,,,,.,,.., ,, ,,,,.,, Dona Kay Peirce Sciund Effects . ., ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,.,,. Ervin Board Electrician ,. , ..., ,.,..,,,,,,,,..,,...,.... W ayne Moore Curtain ,,,,.,,,.. .,..,,,,......,,,,,,,,,,,....,.,,,,, J ean Taylor Publicity ,. ,,,,,, ,Iaynell Ashley, Mary Tipton Anyone for a Zombrowski Ink Blot Psychological Examination? I38 UNDERSTUDIES Laurie ,,,, .,e,.,.,.....,,,,,,...........,,,, Mark ,e,,...,. Martha Sydney ....,,, ,Ioan .,.....t... Wally ,,,,.,, Tell .,,,...,,,,, Lillian .....e, Horatio Therese Amelia Caroline Grace ,e..,.,. Walola Gus ,,,,.... f 1 1 li I 'X is Clare Ann Smith ,,,,, Bill Echols , Maria Richert Ervin Board Clare Ann Smith Bill Coon Jimmy Fuller Dona Kay Pierce Art Smith Dona Kay Pierce Dona Kay Pierce Sandra Marks ,, Barbara Stone Maria Richert Molly Ellison Neil and Andy kick up their heels. Q X In M 5110844 .4 Sta 5513 4 a , 9 if JK i l fi 7 l .- iq , vw ' 5 'vi 5 1 '-,V L ,. , cm, ...AQWH 'M AN , 'W N ww ig. I i 1 1 -an V, ,W . ,425 A 1 Md A Y X 5? 414325 N. Q , I I ll .. Why ww, 1, my fjmqfs: ' Hr Fm ,, cigik Linda and Tom talk it over. I39 5 5 f A FW' ,Q At u November assembly the students of Clovis High were addressed by Mr. lVlccl1f-m who wus then governor, O ll I.. V , fn Former Governor Mecllem speaks to the students. Juniors preview the coming Junior play. l40 s vu QF' lp Students of Clovis High enjoy the first assembly presented in the new gym. lv ,..r' g A N If f:v,Q-,. H T5 1,5 fc ee Q , l'- gy V1 K 3' : l I , , , f -'. 6 ' FF' wr 4' M' K, mf f V1 4 3 1 3 f w N Xi am- Ql! s fd - 5-5 ll ' N i ' wx 1 l Junior Class President, Richard Langford, speaks before juniors, seniors and the annual banquet whose thc-me was a Japanese goodbye. rr i 4 m 'W '--N..-,W ,:- v: A , ' f 4f executive guests at is . IQH sisa 5 T i ' ., eil, ,T RM 3 . V M The Four Tccns of Lubbock Texas, accompanied by vocalist, Jimmy Peters, furnish the music for the prom which followed tllc banquet. 1 . W Y V ' 4. .4 f if Ur 4 w Thv Chow line at the Pep Club banquet. And then they all sat down! BACK ROW, loft to right: Mrs. Taylor, sponsor, Nancy Cagle, tra-ansllre-rg Carolyn Glenn, co-captaing Loretta King, captaing Jane Cox, 4-ln-vrlmuicr: Carolyn Watson. secrvturyg Linda Cilham, cheer- lomlvr. FRONT ROW: Dallas Wc'bl1, ,Ioan Pickering, Vicki Picker- ing, Kuyrvn Lovkmillcr, Vicki Anderson, and Barbara Burks, all 1'll1'1'rl4':1mln-rs. 1 -1 .fi The Hi-A K officers Site: ,Io Martin's house. x, 4 'flu E'f:l l an ' IH That annual G.D.C. banquet is a scream, eh, girls? 's... WJ r X den Wwe ' WBKRQE : E, 'nfl G f'.I S ,va 1, nl, as 0 .' ,av , ,. if ' 5 , , The orchestra members add artistry to school life: Gwen- Keeter, Jack Lee, Mike Martin, Miss Ruth Douty, Ken- dolyn Dodson, Katherine Chambless, Linda Sallee, Mary neth Davis, Mike Booth, and Richard Kilmer. -t., ' i This cffivit-nt group helps the CHS student to find just the right Jacobson, Phyllis Talley, Sis Wright, llvu Rickcrt, Molly Ellison lmnlii Dianne llruekc-tt, llohhic Thurman, Jane Christensen, Did AFI Smilil. TOHI Jfvhnsnn, and Foy Wicker. I44 .. ...,,. 'l 6 ...VDTQ , x 'v- N- -M .,.....x , , Xi Ae ,....-w.......,,, ij, ,,,----...x ,,.'------.N X..-ff '--.M N li.. 1xfg2.sf.5:if 3 A 1,-, ...3--n-1 ..........a---- 4 . .,.....,.....---N SLA 5 A I Q ' ,fs s t, ,. , SW Air 4 ' ' ff! 'wa J 5 Q 64, 1 F t 3 1 I 1 45 .gl . k -..-...gif 'J'm ww A X 6' . 'Ni' . 5 :fy ani 1 if was 146 1,4 f1ff.EQ, My -LZL '1-- J . , 1 ,AA ff . ia, ,, , :W 9 . ,K 7 :,: f pz, my , fry , , ff L.. Sg A xyktxk if v,W,,,,-M- X 'V v, .fffi L UQ gg? , lik 4' XJ if ii M 1'T'5Tvw12if '--f' . iff-,J TSZTT- x X VLIDCQUIV . A fp . 15 ' Kilj'l'l'Il lAN'lilIllllt'l', l.inflai Gilliam, Bm Burks, Dallas We-lmlm. Cin-1-rlmuli-rs slap liigli to load Wildcats on to Victory. Hey, lieu, guess wlm saw thi- camera? Rickert, head cheerleaderg Jane Cox, Barbara we v s 3 ir' 55+ 4 .0 ,Q a as Av i l ' i i ' .f I nl S . Nh 3 X fy i i if , N X. JJII W Y 'l,, fs , Q 4 . g . A i in .uf i i 5, CHS spinning wheel splfn rousing cheers for '59. Coach Troutman and Coach Franz take time out to have their picture made. ll Savane Saw 1451204 CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS Left to right: Wendell Boling, Lee Hutchins, Tommy Bevell, Jim nister, Roger Forrester Mannle Smith and center Richard West, Clay Porterfield, Thomas Rials, Kenneth Martin, Bill Ban- Langford Left tn right: Ronnie Baker, Lee Hutchins, Ronnie Merchon, Houston Richard Bressenham Ellison Green and center Mike Gem- Nesbitt. Larry Damron, James Allen, Stan Hardwick, Junior Jones. I48 an 1958 Qual CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS Portales Highland Carlsbad Artesia Hobbs , Muleshoe S, 7 ,a,a 49 Coaches, Gene Sheward, John Higdon, and Bill Engman have done their best to give the Wildcats a good season. FIRST ROW. left to right: Jim McCormick, Carl Tipton, Jimmy Apodaca, Phillip Saiz. THIRD ROW: Coach Engman, manager: Clark. A1 Doroughty, Don Shipman, Richard Ybarra, Sonny Wat- Ronald Dingwell, Butch Perry, Jerry Haye, Larry Pierce, Bill Son, Loren ROSSSH, .lim Boyd, Dean SUIHIUCTS- SECOND ROW! Huckabay, Larry Cordon, George Riech, Calvin Litchfield, Coach Coach Sheward, Nick Rowley, Bob Prince, Jerry Stevenson, E. C. Franz, Dennis Cheglney, Abernathy, Bruce Bunten, Terry Carpenter, Mike Martin, James I49 a Q 9 QQ A ff' Q 4-es. gk v RONNIIC BAKER UILI, HANNISTER living tuvklml lry liill uiHlIliNfl'l'. CHS lllllfllllfk, TOMMY BEVFLI. WPYNIJELI. IXOLINC and an 11l1i1l1-rltifie-ml Wil4l:'ul. ig :1 l'm'lnl4-Q Nunn. Mannic Smith brings down a Muleshoe halfback, who scored tha Mule? only touchdown. r che70c3r4, we ,aozd0ne at .1. 11 - S I P 11541 Nt: X -r K lim-lling in on lln- ill'll0Il im' Hum .l1'ln'uim' Dewi' LARRY IDAMRUN RUGIQK l URRl'iS'l'lQR lllwl, xVll1lK'1llN. Yvvmlvll lllllillgl liiiil. illlll Rngvl' STANLEY HARl7W'lCK AlllNl0R HOUSTON l'UI'I'1'!4l1'l' llll l. .V N, 'Y xg f- X? K a.. 9 . ' 'NN wx Q-. Q S N L1 90 x ,g'f.?' ,J A Q, H ' 'iw Q ,-v .5 . T '3- 'in , 14, ' j- ' . A V ,. - --if , 5 .wad l Clovis liillbl Iiml 6-fv with xllllK'Sll4M' in il Iiglll lvalllff. lili-nlilir-nl Wildcats are: Jimmy ,IZJIIIPQUIX 1717. Wvmlf-ll Billing: lTTl. and Sliorty Ni-sbitt. -si Seed 74614 Zan 44 .J-ll Coach Troutman's eyes twinkle his enthusiasm for football. ' Ags1..5'aj -f Vi , V . , P Mike Jones Lee Hutchins Richard Langford Highland Hornets swarm after Wildcat, who was finally downed. ' wad 79 , I3-0 snags, M' L, A . 1 ,M :if JAY. 'HW Rfwfvlld CIIUTICS HCUTY, f-001' All unidcutifivd Portales Rum lrivs un ovvr-thm--slluuldvr tucklc of Tommy Bcvell, lmll Ullillllilill. Clovis halfbuqgk, Despite cold wvzltllcr a Crowd turned out on Fathers' Night. The players' fathers watch from the sideline. I53 0wz70' 70a4a77 .. . , . W 6 M s ef V f. 're' in -M, ,, sw Students gather to give the Wildcats a good send-off. An enthusiastic student body flocks for a pep rally at the stadium. l eis sas sfiiii2 i as F CLAY PORTERFIELD THOMAS RIALS MANNIE SMITH .1- JIM WEST ga, wma, go! A moment of tension is revealed by Coach John Slll'f0l1IldCd by Roswell C0Y0fCS, CIHY P01'i0l'fi8ld Higdon, Wildcat Martin, and coaches David Nelson WHS finally tackled. and Ray Troutman. e f- 'N I Q X X li A' 74646 7wdue 7onou 'handled 'Mais 0 ' 7e4m4 FIRST ROW, left to right: Jim McCormick, Dick Bres- Gee, Richard Ybarra, Larry Pierce, Dean Summers, scnltam, Ronnie Bowman, Carl Tipton, Terry Carpenter, .limmy Boyd. Ellison Green, Al Daugherty. SECOND ROW: Jimmy :fn D 1 1' KENNETH MARTIN RONNIE MERSHON GENE NESBITT ,4 Z9 dam: ' Nw J 'av 1. I56 , 8 . X ' - K S , K' , 6 N, v at TH i- 1 Queen Bea Rivkcrrt and King Richard Langford reigned over the 558 and '59 font- lmall homecoming. ' ' vv1v 'Y if' ily ll -H Q: ' ll l S l l li 1 5 . ns 7' aw JA' Y - CM I new Zea and Wa fam! lmni loft lu rigln: Sliirlvy Ottcn. Ellison Crvvii, Tvrri Williams, Bea Ricln-rt, liugvr lforrcslvr, Mary Kvuler, Clay Porterfield, nniv .lllm-rslimi, lloliliy May. King Ricliarcl Langford, Qnevn Cathy Williams, Dirk llrdsvnliain, Susan Dillon. '74, 2..gm,fuf4v mdremaqs l57 X, 'NX QV 5 D, ' 'A ,J : L4 5 S 1 if I 2 , ., Q ' V L fi Q! 1? U , 5 A fwsggyk . S 5-QQ' L Wddcawifawd ' Se44ooac2a7Zew Darrel Stilwell, Jerry Poe, Tommy Laughlin, Mike Griggs, Craig Clay Porterfield, Larry Damron, and Jimmy Hardgrove. Smith, Dean Merritt, Captain: Edgar Koeltzow, Mannie Smith, WILDCAT COACH GENE SHEWARD Aw TEAM SCHEDULE FOR '59 W e Opponent They 38 47 Amarillo ,, ..,,,,,... 51 67 Littlefield C be ........e E43 70 Melrose , 4 ......,. U 50 Tucumcari , . ..,,....., 49 41 Tascosa , , ..,,,,,,e. 32 52 Casden E, ,, as ..,,e 71 Alamogordo ,,,, ,,... .,,,, 4 3 571 Valley High H ,,,,, , ,,,,,. , .,,,,. M53 4-2 Highland High ,,,e,,e.,,eee e,,e,, .....,,,., 4 9 HOBBS TOURNAMENT 62 Artesia ,, e,7,,,,,,.....eee,e,.....e, ..,,,...., 5 9 68 Carlsbad .. .. ..,,,.... .89 58 Portales .,.. ,........, 6 6 -L3 Roswell , 4 .e.... M42 2 -' A -ff'QQff1'S1f2'iff ' .Q'jQfj5fiip,Q 67 Hobbs A......eee 83 gi' ?'73a 70 Lovington a7e.,...a7 45 M , Q 52 Plainview eeee. ..eeoo, 7 1 b W 'Q 5 itvb QT? + 64 Artesia eeereeeee ....,,e 6 7 lt- 61 Carlsbad eee.... 73 . gi e ' ---W N .. , ll., .., , .,..- ... V ,, ff, 56 Portales ,ee, .......... 4- 9 'T S A 4-8 Hobbs ., ..ee s..,r....Y 5 6 A of' 6 N 51. : , V L ' .2:.,:S-'f 4-2 Roswell ....... 67 ' Hfiffgiu :htm CJ 5? . 1 0 Ol Benny sets up u rebound for Dean as the Wildcats stomp Tascosa 4-132. Jerry and Big Ed fight for the hall at Gasden game. , EU' 1.1 , ,U V! ivxgsk f. K9 M Na J ' WIiUl4ff37'S 'IMD MANNIE SMITH-Junior Forward '-Mx !! 'zz : 1 fl Larry and Mannie have mix-up with opponents. DEAN MERRITT- Svnior Cvntrsr Larry Damron and Craig, Smith struggle with the Roswell Coyotes. 'H-T' ' DARREL STILWELL S4-ninr Guaml M 2 X LARRY DAMRON Junior Guard Wildcats hustlv tn take first victory of season over Melrose. Walden 564444 Upud 70614 Wcezmu Dx Dean reaches way up for possession j S QW V49 lDCAT5 of the ball 11 QP? CLAY PORTERFIELD-J unior Forward im! W ei? 3-ef P 6 I L ii' i LAUGHLIN-J ' 5 1 ff' ,sf ,, V 1 .g fax xg M .f f 3 i ann eam70a4 vu!6ulqoJS ,QU 2,1 --J il TOP ROW, left to right: Freddie English, Nick Rowley, E. G. Abernathy, Carl Tipton, George Davis. BOTTOM HOW: Loren Simmuns. Lori-n Rossa-n, Larry Hudson, John Corijo, Donald Clidewe-ll. B TEAM SCHEDULE FOR 350 W e Opponent They 51 Melrose 7 18 35 Amarillo , 30 41 Littlefield 2-ll 43 Tucumcfari 50 40 Tascosa 2T 48 Casden 56 A14 Alamogordo 1112 46 Valley High 51 44 Highland High 50 HOBBS TOl'RNAlVlliNT -18 Artesia 30 58 Carlsbad 57 69 Portales 55 50 Roswell C17 38 Hobbs -I-8 52 Lovington . 42 52 Plainview , 02 49 Artesia , 52 67 CH Team -ll 58 Portales -10 42 Hobbs 44 41 Roswell Y 50 MONTE EDWARDS AND BENNIE AKERS A and B Managers in iv 4 i S, , wig! ' me . Q fs f-tgps' lv W 1 nf 1 1 'A O A fi, .Ak. . . ., un. ,R , k . m,qL , Q N? 1 x J -'IT. qL5?2'Qf5i?q,?w5x V K rw- iw -V , 4?i?'gjw.1f:'5Ws nf ' ' :.gf+1.,:-qi? 'ag' fax' ' f5,Qe1jgj51135lafgf I 5 , ,kz,3Kqg7.LitR-V Q., M, , ., 2, ,. x 4 .BY , -,wmv s ' new ff- 'f,.--1-s1wx.ff?-'sl s -xp. ,,s,1gJ-:wif-vi. -- . T -' x 'x.-'..f+-wk-A A '25 5..s,1s?, x: M t 'i J , g V Q if i-, if? flu? I68 6 V4 Q 3,47 1 ! 5 X X IN . 1-Q-uw.. , f W W gb? Q W MN QQ wwwm , F, x MW, ,. ..,,,,,g,.v, 35 in Q Q me it if fi? L ,315-V c ,mm I69 ,. fp, ,F 'N w 5 gag mm vw am, ww emub and Golfers smile over the thought of winning their next match. They are: Freddie Simpson, Larry Brooks, Gene Nesbitt, Bill Neill, and Tim Nesbitt. Q -. A .,, . Sl 1,5 LA. x,fs,1.- rat rknaesr Kmenxnx LA n..x'sA ,...,5,,,, 4 ., KG ai' wfssnf-.fi-. X X . .. . 3 1. ...?v3.f,. sg 1 'l '. . ffu? . , ,V Above: Tennis, anyone? query these tennis letter- men. They are: Lonnie Sasser, ,lim Belfanz, Glenn Reynolds, and Roger Rinn. A ts xAxt--- nits 1-t... .xxx xA '59 GOLF SCHEDULE February 21-Roswell, here April 4-Clovis, llCrC February 27-Amarillo, here April 11-Artesia, there February 28-Lovington, there April lg-H0l1lJS Relays March 14--fy-Carlsbad April 25-District, Carlsbad March 21-NMMI May 8-9--State, Roswell K Lsff. Siiffii i ter. S, ,. A 'f - A H Q 2 A '59 TENNIS SCHEDULE Roswell- 4February 21, here NMMI-March 7, here RoswelleMarch 14, there Eunice-April 3, there Lovington-Hobbs-April 4, there Coaching golf was another of Gene Sheward's activities. What's holding up the ball, Coach Spiece? Below: When a beautiful girl walks by, the tennis team takes five. Getting a good look are: Mike Booth, George Reich, Dennis Cheany, Ronald Dingwall, Bill Huckabay, Pete Rinn, Mike Robertson, Melvin Metcalf, Reggie Coon. Not pictured: Gary Fulgham, Glenn Reynolds. med .4'c2n!n76,e TRACK SCHEDULE FOR 1959 March 14'--Canyon Rt-ef Relays. Snyder. Texas Mareh 21--Pecos Valley Relays. Roswell, New Mexico March 27-Andrews Invitational. Andrews, Texas April 2-3-4'-A.B.C. Relays. Big Spring, Texas April 10-11-Amarillo Relays, Amarillo, Texas April 18-Hobbs Relays, Hobbs, New Mexico April 24-25-District, Roswell, New Mexico May 1-2-State, Albuquerque, New Mexico ROGER FORRESTER, discus l I I I v . I ' 4 1 I WENDELL BOLING, javelin RELAY TEAM, left to right: Ronnie Mershon, Nick Rowley, Junior Houston, and Tommy Bevell. I73 2 ufmdqw ' 71:01-iczeafn 'ffl Ol Playing lmsvlsull on tlu- Wildcat teain brings that Ipana smile row are: Coach Bill Engman, Robert McKinney, outfieldg Bill to tlu-so lioys. Un the front row we find: Jimmy Gee, first baseg O'Neil, shortstop, Larry Damron, first baseg Stanley Knight, out- liutt-lt l't-rry. liruve Stnnlii-ld, outfieldvrsg Alton Denton, second field: Darrell Stilwell, second baseg Dwain Klopenstein, outfieldg liast-1 Sum Moore, Jimmy Boyd, outfit-lders, Robert Sise, Otto Alan Brewer, Gary Hamby, pitchers, Wayne Klopenstein, catcherg Wells, pitvlu-rs, und ,lt-rry Huy, outfield. Standing on the hack and Larry Lethgo, outfield. '50 BASEBALL SCHEDULE LovingtonalVlarch 14, there Amarillo Sandies-March 17, here Amarillo Tascosa-March 21, there Amarillo Sandies-March 24, there Amarillo Tascosa-March 27, here Roswell-April 3, here 1 Pampa-fApril -1, here lf! ij Lovingtonffkpril10,'here Dumas---April 11, here Portales-April 14, here Carlsbad-April 18, there Portales-April 21, there , ArtesiasApril 25, here Hereford-April 28, here 'J Hobbs-May 2, there 1 f Left: First baseman, Larry Damron, must know how to hold his mouth just right. Right: Looks like Outfielder Bruce 'Stanfield is really putting his all into this pitch. f 2 It ,,,gp-Wgvqqn-f awlowaf - B 1 f J - v 1 lff',,',1,5 .t . 6 Q s X X X Q 'X .:' vi , I thought I saw that ball down there some- I where. I guess l'm going to have to get my ,I ',. , glasses changed. mutters Bill O'Neal as he -' ,, fe' searches the barren field. D, 4 . Q -:-.FAQ-tx,-Q.. ,g,j '-1 ' -'ff . Wat1'li1il1t for Darn-ll's mt-an curve! That's an awfully sharp corner, isn't it, Larry Lethgo? llespite the spring winds that filled their eyes and nostrils with lots of New Mexico rain, the Wildcat hasehallers kept right on practicing and competing with other teams, Under the skilled guidance of Coach Bill Engman, the hoys enjoyed themselves as well as learned the true meaning of sportsmanship. - I 1 ' When they get that determined look in their eyes, 'D you just know that they are going to heat the uni- l forms off tho next competitor. Watch out for out- X' Q fielders, Bruce Stanfield, Larry Lethgo, and Dwain X Klopenstein. ' I . 5 m t F 5' to 0 og --. ,, , A' I 'Q - I I -6 44 I n gt oi, 1 :lr ,V 9 aj ' , - Pflz. ' ft it 4, .. . 'X .. f--. 5 .'i R, 3 VJ , ,,.. . 69-'I Q if v 'Ti' .' W ,Qi ' '1'A,.-fr-f . if-f -fa-'f e 4, LT f. - H54 .ft-4 Don't hother Otto, he's thinking! a447s'faaaLD ' LISW ll's an strike! Oh, well. .linnny Boyd. yol1've got a few more tries. Anyhow, Wayne Klupenstz-in puts his eateliefs nntt to good use. lnstead uf keeping their noses to the grindstone. the wasehallt-rs kt-pt them up to guide their eyes in seeing ,hat fast little lelleri' cmning toward their bats. Below: 'llllt'I'l S at whole lot of lmtlin' goin' on as ,lint Boyd ill0t'liS one into right field. W Q ,,,, 4 W 1 File., ' A , 'V' .V x I XX ' X , lr . ' V7 l , . I I f Looks as if the prospects of winning the next game are pretty grim, huh, boys? Oh, well, buck up, Cary Hamliy, Cary Cramer, and Mike Griggs. There is always another day. 'gHe's out! cries the umpirc as Stanley Knight makes a slide for it. Bill O'Neil is always ready for a fast play and Darrell Stilwell declares he can keep pace. 1 N V, pf1g.,, , -,, --w 'f , ' , V ' .,-ji 434.34 . fig- ,, ., - M1 I N ,. ,JV - ,Q quasi 1 . .Q ,, M4 ff+,:g,g4g3Q5w A hu. 1 'ww W E F F , N, , y 1. flfxwwk, w,g ., fix-.W ' N- 'N - f'-'mg,f.m. . Q. Y Z,,, 1 A , b . my A , ,, Q' . - , ' , ,vi a.,. MY 1 kf? ? -'A . ggzgf' 53 . -1 , 4, V , . 4-1 . ef i. wx. - ,,,f1w, , F--'wi Wa 'j Il U, Q! I EQ? , M Dgffflfl: 0 63 0 A -Q N1 T7 A gf B 'X x E M N R f fx 412:-'-f Q 2 4 L? ' A X fig 8 YW In 'E 4.3 ul 'glc' hm, YI- V E RA O S? .H ER We CD - 'R xf W R731 ! 'S' w ma, X I fab W -.-v ' XJ. u , '.. ' l g f'-12 TN ,QV f ' ' M -:A 7 f'. w' H E ' if x M W f X Af ff f3:Q x X A A A u i I Susan Stebbins always sparkles. MAGIC STEAM of LAUNDRY if Xi? . ' 'Oceans of Sucls and Service SUPPLIES 51 EL ,I NQ1' EBQOK I Y . A Mffn 6 1 I ...- is U, GOODMAN OFFICE SUPPLY POr+er 3-5589 3l7 MAIN BOX 769 All Makes of Por+abIe Typewriiers SCIENTIFIC CLEANERS We Wani Your Dirfy CIoI'hes and Filfhy Lucre FITZHUGH AGENCY INSURANCE 405 Pile Phone PO-34469 CLOVIS. NEW MEXICO BUD'5 GUN SHOP LoRlNe's SERVICE STATION Have Gun-Will Trade Roufe 3 I04 Main S+. Clovis. New Mex. Clovis New Mexi v Sized Ice for Every Occasion CLOVIS ICE 81 PRODUCE FirsI' and Miichell S'I'reeI's Phone PO 3-7823 THANKS, WILDCATS 'For Suppor+ing KCLV and +he Tommy Sands Show Q K - 1 . ef 5 5 Tommy visits the gang at KCLV! ODIS POP ECHOLS-Pres. ODIS ECHOLS, JR.-Mgr CHICK TAYLOR PRESS Publisher of THE CURRY COUNTY TIMES Good Prinling PO 3-7032 II6 E. GRAND Bruce Stanfield can sure that bowling ball. TASTEE FREEZ For a heal' boih cold and sweei' Taslee Freez ius+ can'+ be I:ea'I'. I608 MAIN CLOVIS LEON lBol WOMACK, REALTOR Our Service Is a+ Your Reques+ 4I0 Pile Sfreei' Phone Po 2-2992 handle PLAYMORE BOWL ll5 Main SI'ree+ Clovis, New Mex. CITIZENS BANK OF CLOVIS Clovis New Mexico 300 Main S+ Dial 3-342 I 1 l i I I I I I I THE LAUNDEREUE We Dye for You I004 Main Saiisfacfion Guaranieed AUTOMATIC BENDIX LAUNDRY-PO3-635I WESTERN DIAPER SERVICE-P02-i083 TUCKER EQUIPMENT COMPANY Every+hing for +I1e Farmer See Us Firs+ 2l I7 Wes+ 7+h Dial PO2-053I CLOVIS, NEW MEXICO ROBERTS SEED COMPANY . Clovis, New Mexico SEEDS-GRAIN-FERTILIZERS IO9 Souih Prince P03-484l YOUR COMPLETE DEPARTMENT STORE You Always Save More a+ Your DEPARTMENT STORE Main Sireei PO3-692I CLOVIS. NEW MEXICO 4I2 STATE, LYCEUM, AND MESA THEATERS ROBERTS' FUNERAL HOME Phone Por+er 3-5355 920 Main CLOVIS, NEW MEXICO WHITE sToREs, INC. CHEF 8- WAFS General Au1'omo+ive Service DOCTORS OF MOTORS l8l2 Wes+ 7+h S+. Pone P0 3-4352 Clovis. New Mexico it Charlene's warm smile could thaw out y f ig a r, even one from White's. The Home of Greafer Values II6 Main Sfreef 1 FURR S ,4 A KJ ' of 'if' 4' A I ' X E T 1 : E I S 'TT A D D VCU, .SAVE PROVLTISTR S 'mm'Rs SIEREN INSURANCE AGENCY MAYTAG RCAfWH 'L 00L 620 Em s+h Po 2-I467 EUBANK 3' SON Po LIZ Home Appliance and Furnifure Genera' Insurance I22 Main S'I'ree+ Clovis, New Mexico LA VISTA MOTEL AND RESTAURANT Highways 60-70-84 Phone Po 3-5534 CLOVIS. NEW MEXICO THOMPSON FURNITURE IO9 Main S+ree+ Phone P03-5243 CLOVIS. NEW MEXICO ROOFING Builf-up Roofs Aspha I Tar.and Gravel Asbesios Composirion Shingles .Ian Roush, ,Sue Palmer, and Barbara and Beverly Stone recommend New Mexico Roofing. SHEET METAL GuH'ering Ven+iIaI'ing Slcylighfs Flashing Canopies Tanks Heafing Air-Condifioning NEW MEXICO ROOFING 81 SHEET METAL COMPANY I2I Wesi' Firs+ S+reeI' Phone Po 3-4I I5 CLOVIS. NEW MEXICO I85 24 Hour Service A. BONEY ELECTRIC COMPANY I5I5 Gidding SI'ree'l' Phone Po 3-3I45 CLOVIS, NEW MEXICO ELLIOTT AUTO PARTS Nancye Elliott is assured that when her car breaks d wn she will have suffic' p . CLQVIS STORE FARWELL STORE Dial Po 3 4463 Dial IV 6 6254 3lI Wesi' Sevenrh Sheer Clovis. New Mexico Bob Kershner O. W. McWiIIiams KERSHNER'S NEW MEXICO NURSERY Clovis. New Mexico Your Complere Nursery and Garden Cenier Gracluaie Landscape Designer CompIe'I'e SI'ocIr of FruiI's and Ornamen'IaIs I7I0 SOUTH PRINCE DIAL POrI'er 3-772I 491101 -NM'-. -.-...., ,O 1. ' N. .-arp? xx t M A X , S 'Rf 3 we 1 Z if 22 . Q 8 ':.'- 2 Q ...JK E Jas 5 Q gw . 5 m. 2 A . 'K K -. YQ, V i 4 fa if - Q, LW Qi ef, , 3' . ggi?-. ,. . f - Q . fi Q -W '+--...,,q Y. is Q 5.,- is 4A':.f Q 3 w ff 1 Q13i?QsxgHi2?3 1-qw 1 QW,- RED'S BOAT SHOP Mercury Moiors ZOI Easi' Isi' PO 3-6443 ANN LEE'S No. 8 in fhe Village Where Mo+her and Daugh+er Shop Togefher X gargi Bak lothes cleaned A L L E N E'S GIFT SHOP BUSY BEE CAFE 200 Main S+ree+ FEATURING CHARCOAL BROILED STEAKS SKEEN'S DRY CLEANERS Clovis, New Mexico Barbara and Beverly point out the strength of the main vault at Clovis National Ban The Bank in Business +o Serve You CLOVIS NATIONAL BANK AII Deposi+s Insured Up +o SI0,000 Member of Federal Deposil' Insurance Corporaiion THREE CONVENIENT LOCATIONS Head Office: Main a+ Grand MoI'or Bank: I209 Main CAFB Facility k. HERB EDWARDS' JEWELER Sania Fe Time Inspecfor We Know How OVER TWENTY-FIVE YEARS IN CLOVIS 3I0 Easl' 5+I1 Po 3-70I5 IRBY'S. LTD. 5- I 0-25c STORES DON'S 66 SERVICE STATION For ihe Besl' Values Every Day fph- - llllps NORTH COMMERCE WAY Box I098 Phone PO 3-5645 L UVI 5 Tires BaH'eries and 0 Accessories Wholesale Oil and Gasoline Izih and Main Phone PO 2'o44I CLOVIS, NEW MEXICO McCLUNG'S CARPET COMPANY The Only Exclusive Ca rpel' Sfore in Clovis II5 WEST 5l'I1 PO 2-0990 Linda Williams, Jean Taylor, and Judy Thomas look at plush purple carpet for their bedrooms. Larry Lethgo and Mickey McFarland are wondering just how many cokes they can hold. COCA-COLA BOTTLI NG COMPANY Darlene Musick hopes to find her spe- cial horse next Thursday. CLOVIS CATTLE COMMISSION COMPANY Box 67I PO 3-5523 Clovis. New Mexico Feaiuring NaI'uraI Poise and Pe+i'I'e Debs Ihe Shoes Girls Love Io Wear SWE ETB R IAR Charlie Shoe Amos Deparimeni' 508 Main BURKETT MOVING 81 STORAGE COMPANY, INC. POrI'er 3-3497 BOX II53 RANCHER'S AND FARMER'S COMPANY Box 668 PO 3-443I Clovis. New Mexico MEADS FINE BREAD It's Soft-Twisted Mykell says JACKMAN'S clothes are the best she knows. JAC KMAN'S 3 I 2 Main PorI'er 3-9663 B 8: D FRUIT MARKET 7+I'1 and Prince Porfer 3-998I Try Us Once. You'II Be Convinced. BUT'I'ERCUP'S WESTERN SHOP 3lO Main S'I'reeI' PorI'er 3-4389 BOB'S CAFE Always Open 'For Your Convenience I00 MAIN - CLOVIS, NEW MEXICO - Phone P. O. 3-4I25 - I - Q' 1.' , ,L , i- X xi ,JK . ,, xg. we 9 I I I s . I x Xe I 73 -P i'- fi i .. Captains for '58: Roger Forester, Richard Langford, and Clay Porterfield. G. C. WILLIAMS PAINT STORE Wallpaper and Pain+ II9 E. Si. Dial Po 3-4033 ALLEN WILLIAMS C- B- AUCUTI' Owner Manager RH ETTA'S Favori+e Shopping Place 'For High School Girls 5l0 MAIN Po 3-9375 athy Williams is delighted with the beautiful formal from RHETT 'L I Tire Headquarfers HUGH JONES FIRESTONE STORE 82I Main SI'ree'I' Phone PO 3-4426 CLOVIS, NEW MEXICO POTTER GROCERY AND MARKET Fresh Mea+ and Produce LESLIE CANDY CO. 422 Prince Po-3-3373 22II W. 7I'h Diai PO 3-3990 WHOLESALE RETAIL MANUFACTURERS Clovis New Mexico NORRIS ELECTRIC 3I2 Easi' Grand Dial PO 3-685I Bake Best With GOLDEN WEST FLOUR NEW MEXICO MILL 8: ELEVATOR CO. Clovis. New Mexico Mexican Food Exclusively EL MONTERREY Served Here or Prepared +o Carry Oui' II8 Mifchell SI'ree+ CLOVIS Po 3-403I '1 Sig. S kk V. . -pa?-4. , xv PT, 1 , - MSR X N fa. .1 L -A W A 5 .5 I ' ' 'P v .EQ . A 'na-L12 A ww -yu v sw,-.m,.S.. s .. ' 'Ffa Xm 'WY-KK, Nj, A ,L,. A .. 'L fm M? .. .Q W ..x. , . 41 If , K , g T AM . W. A. - M ,fm .., '-fm-ww..........,,,,.,,,,..L,....L..., .sw in , .W ,..,. W I Q : QM Wvb W .,.,, M. .W,. Q - - - 'QQA M W. ..... if '? ' W-My-W . . A .............g,.ggt ,.1Q::: ggg3:g3k3g3 S Qt ' M X .. X X wg A Wien wnwr:HM6,: M 5 --.. Bea, Tom Pike, K'Aun, Susan, Linda, Jane, Dieter, and F kes from J. D.'S DRIVE IN. oy enjoy thirst-quenching CLOVIS REAL ESTATE CO. I2I7 Main S+. HOUSES, LOTS. FARMS, AND RENTALS INSURANCE LOANS Phone PO 3-349 I SILVER GRILL Where Clovis Dines bfh ai' Main CLOVIS, NEW MEXICO CAMPB ELL'S QuaIi'I'y Chekd Dairy Producis THE VOHS COMPANY 4I8 Main Sfreei' Clovis, New Mexico The Larges'I Selecfion in Ihe S-oufhwesi' of FINE CHINA, CRYSTAL and STERLING STAN LEY'S 3I5 Main SI'reeI' PIGGLY WIGGLY 60I Pile Phone PO 3-52I2 I E Larry and Bill just loves those suits at CARMACK AND SONS. Jaynelle says she likes the fine foods Main t Piggly Wiggly. CLOVIS, NEW MEXICO AL'S DRIVE IN FOUNTAIN It , . Mary Martha's smile comes from the joy of eating Tipton's candy. LUNCH A. J. Tipfon Dial P03-7433 Service in Your Car TIPTON WHOLESALE Candy, Gum, Fountain Supplies as You Are Frifos, Cigars, School Supplies 7'I'h and ThornI'on S'I's. RO. Box 833 IH E' 'S+ CLOVIS' N' M' CLOVIS, NEW MEXICO K'Aun buys paint while Edna is right behind her with th Floor Paper Producfs Pain1's Waxes Sweeps Floor Equipmeni Disin'fecI'an+s Soaps Ren+aI Machines NUCO JANITOR SUPPLIES CLOVIS I20I Main P03-45 I 5 Tommy Laughlin Mr. Anderson Jerry Cantwell See Us for Your Phoiographic Supplies 6l7 Main Sfreei Phone PO 3-3834 Clovis, New Mexico RussELL's ROLLINS ANIMAL CLINIC PACKING COMPANY Rou+e 3 Dial PO 3-7822 Sfareline Brand Mea+s CLOVIS, NEW MEXICO Dial PO 3-47I2 3I6 Norris CLOVIS, NEW MEXICO 0 'Pepger STARKEY PACKING CO. Choice Meais a+ BeH'er Prices WEST OF STOCKYARDS Phone PO 3-5244 II3 Souih Ross S'I'ree'I' P.O. Box 866 CLOVIS, NEW MEXICO FRED MCGINNIS Insurance, Real EsI'a+e Loans KENNETH W. COOK 309 Main Phone PO 3 449I Wholesale Dealer Chevron Supreme Gasoline C k pies, cakes I SUTTON'S FINE PASTRIES Phone PO 2 0342 5I5 Main yb dy a e an o ecially Tom- ivian Wright, d Bobbie- ' . gg Ni 53, ,F , 4 Q Q QW. 'M 5I6-5l8 Main PO3-3932 CLOVIS, NEW MEXICO LA CONTENTA COURTS Mabry Drive PO 3-4605 THE COTTAGE 2522 Wes? Seven+l1 PO3-4605 Andy Cottle gives a doubly big smile i for that twin cronnie he ate. Sandy Bell, Miss Majoretie of New Mexico for 1958-59. The BELLMONT Addiiion TWIN CRCNNIES Locaiions Designed for Disiinciive Homes 709 Commerce SASSER REAL ESTATE CO. P03-5463 P03-444l In ihe Village ?geS'Q Q 4' E323 E avail' EP I The grins on these girls' faces show their opinions of the '59 Ford. Jean Taylor, Sharon Glidewell Mary Keeter, Ann Olson, Belle Stephens, and Vivienne Andrews. GATEWAY AUTO COMPANY 600 Main S1'ree+ PO 3-3426 HICKS and SIDDENS Creafive LeHerpress and Lifhographic Prinring II7 WEST GRAND AVENUE CLOVIS, NEW MEXICO PO3-9535 Q WH EELER'S 500 Main Sfreef Phgng PO 3-175l I want that one, say Alice Bullion and Charlene Wilhite. OR CALL TRY THEM ON AT :son EAST Isl PO 3-4662 0 'e' 3'774 ' PALACE 5'2 Main Dues Sefs Ch RagncokR1ngs SHOES H i r P Feundcell'PsSl:ir+s am?ol,3dopaBearillgZ The Place +0 Go Dual An+ennas Fillro Igniiion for +he Shoes YOU Know BAUER 81 SAMPSON KEMP LUMBER COMPANY- Home Builders AUT0 SUPP'-Y 321 Pile Dial PO wal Clovis, New Mexico MILDRED MARIE SHOPPE Exclusive Ready-'ro-Wear IIO Wesl' Four+l1 S+ree+ ,, -J ,D js., We Hu 4 A 1 r M x ' 'if-SJ'-1 -P 'H!!J 'ASn1 11 113131- Z . ' ,.. bf, 5 k ? , s F 1 fu 'gf 0,1-, aw K3 'Tk ,. W4 rv svfuemmv QM ? 1 Ja l M If - + ' 4' .sw Q' .M Q if W 9 'M i 4 ,F i if A ,Q , S55 X A 2' ,Ja 1. .ww . ' M jMq,W,9,-,U we , ,Q1y,5,Lq,.T,., 'Tw S T! A 6 .gu 5 .. 1 m' haw ,, 1g,.1.,... ff Sq 75 1 -525 K 'if f 'Q 14 3i,'W,Nk , 1i?:'7ff4 X - -' Zzifif 'WJQ V- ma-. ' i 1.5, -. Mp lu X 1,52 f 1 38 . ' f '15 -' - ,X ' ', ,- g I DP: ti . I . . 3 K bb 4. D K ' x ' 'I ,K ' I' s . f . A, . , L . ' Ml'llliu,..5 A-, I , A ? G' BEARDEN-FRANKLIN DRIVE-IN THEATRES La Fonda Comel' LOYD FRANKLIN Yucca General Manager Distinctive Flowers by FLOWERLAND The Loveliesl' in Flowers 'For l f l FAB-STEEL PRCDUCTS, INC All School Occasions Sleel Fabricalors STANLEY GLENN, Pres.-Mgr. Phone Po-3-6422 PHONE PO 3 3465 l02I MAIN Texico Highway CONGRATULATIONS. SENIORS '59 Wm Member: FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK AND FEDERAL SAVINGS 81 LOAN INSURANCE CORPORATION IF.S.L.I.C.I GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE HeacIquar+ers for G.E. Appliances and Good ear Tires Y CORNER OF 5+h AND MAIN JOTUM DOWN STORE IOIO Wesf 7+I1 Po 3-9I08 BENSON'S SCHOOL OF COMMERCE 305 Connelly S+. Po 2-OI44 TED RAVEN MUSIC SHOPPE Pianos-Band Insfrumenfs Repairs 405 E. SIXTH ST. PO 3-3375 K y an sew a fine seam on Van S k ls' machines. VAN SICKELS' SEWING MACHINE CO. 308 Mi+cI1eII PO 3-4724 Thomas Rials and Tommy Dugan are really eyeing the new '59 Oldsmobile! W. H. POWELL MOTOR COMPANY 800 Main S+ree+ Phone PO 3-3463 Bill Echols Congrafulaiions and Bes'I' Wishes EL RANCHO MILLING COMPANY Clovis C- C- MUfPl'lY Coy P. Echols MURPHY-ECHOLS TIRE CO. Clovis, New Mexico P , F U. S. TIRES IRONRITE IRONERS ' rescnp Ions SEIBERLING TIRES 502 Mann Phone 345I WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES Twelve senior boys played their last season with the Wildcat team this year. The 1958 Wildcat f I RODEN-SMITH REXALL DRUG STORE CLOVIS HOG COMPANY Box 267 PHONE PO 3-6I22 YARBOROUGH SPORTING GOODS 202 Main S'l'ree'I Phone PO 2-I390 CLOVIS, NEW MEXICO PETTY AND SON BARBER SHOP 306 Mi+cI1eII Porler 3-42I5 Mrs. James R. PaHon WESTWARD HO MOTEL cLovls, New Mexico Ask for Your FREE Mira-Col Beaufy Treai' MERLE NORMAN COSMETIC STUDIO WESSIE EDWARDS, Owner 809 Main SI. Phone 2-0433 CLOVIS, NEW MEXICO Congrafulafions ana From THE CLOVIS COMMUNITY RELATIONS FUND For Ihe Good of Clovis e e WESTBROOK GLASS, INC. Glass for AII Purposes 20I Easf Second Sfreei' CLOVIS. NEW MEXICO CARROLL'S GROCERY Norfh Main VOGUE CLEANERS 905 Main 3-54I2 - I? I Jl'- MEADORS-STEWART CO. 30I Pile S+reeI' Dial PO 3-4466 CLOVIS. NEW MEXICO Linda Sallee and Jim West survey the lovely things China CrysI'aI PoHery Dinnerware Sheif Hardware GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS at SingIeterry's. SINGLETERRY HARDWARE 220 Main CLOVIS. NEW MEXICO Dial PO 3-363 I Edna Owen and ,lean Taylor really Hdig' Clovis Printing's School supplies. CLOVIS PRINTING COMPANY 3l3 Main S+ree+ NEWEST-FINEST . . Best in Clovis SEARS-ROEBUCK 81 COMPANY Sa+isfac'IIon Guaranleed or Your Money Back 7OI-7I0 MAIN STREET PHGNE PO 2-299I filaltiesilogisss smiif Shop flt . I JACK HOLT The CIo+I1ier Dress righl - When you look your besf, you do your best MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING Dial PO 3-4057 304 Main Slreel' FLOORS WALLS Largesi' S+ocIc in Soufhwesi gglfgic Agphaliin CABINET TOPS BoI'l'a Wall Rubber Formica Vin I Ridge WaII VIIIYI Ceramic Linoleiilm Congowan MCDANIEL FLOCR COVERING Free Esiimafes-Phone PO 3-7666 - ALL WORK AND MATERIALS GUARANTEED - I0l2 Main Clovis, N. M. For Tom Pike clothes at Johnson-Brock are real gone. 2 I 2If2 Main Phone PO 2-033 I JOHNSON-BROCK Fine Men's Wear EXCLUSIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIVE Diamonds of Superior Qualify a+ Mosf Reasonable Prices QIIIIIIIIIIM 'X LEADING as-vysi.Egs CLOVIS' OLDEST AND FINEST JEWELERS JOHN Diane and Judy might not win the race, but they'll get there. INGRAM BROS. IMPLEMENT CO. 20I S. WaInu1' PO 3-3244 CLOVIS, NEW MEXICO SOUTHWESTERN INVESTMENT COMPANY THRIFTY DRUG soo Maman PO 3-5504 420 Main PO 3-MI? s. o. s. FOR s. I. C. The Biggesi' LiH'Ie Drug sms in CMS Nleves' coLoRoBoT II3 Main Sireei' Phone PO 2-03I3 CLOVIS. NEW MEXICO DUNLAP'S 3I8 Main Sfreei' PO 3-4622 CLOVIS, NEW MEXICO Jim Hardgrove, Mike Griggs, Jerry Poe, Sonny Watson, and Mike Jones prepare to test the brand-new Edsel. WATSON MOTOR COMPANY LincoIn Mercury EcIseI'I RenauII' 600 WEST SEVENTH P03.7423 WESTERN AUTO STORE 303 Main PO 3-92I0 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS WE GIVE S 81 H GREEN STAMPS ssssm 4I6 Main I3I0 Main CLOVIS, NEW MEXICO CI-OWS' NEW MEXICO ALLEN'S FURNITURE CO. Sou+I1wes+'s Finesi' Furni+ure MAIN AT NINTH STREETS PHONE PO 3-77l3 Clovis. New Mexico DREXEL THOMASVILLE WILLET PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE CONANT BALL MASLAND CARPET HOWELL DINETTES SIMMONS REMBRANDT LAMPS LIGHTOLIER LAMPS B bara Stone J T yl STEED FUNERAL HOME Serving Clovis ancl Terriiory Since Clovis Began CLOVIS, NEW MEXICO Pa sfry From COSTLEY'S H s Noi' BeH'er- lT'S BEST! I20 Easi' 4+h Dial POr+er 3-73l2 fl 1 1 I 1 L , THE STQRE THAT STAYS. Zeniih Radio and Television Kelvinafor Home Appliances B ry pttry 's out of th ld HOWARD'S FOOD MARKET I 20 I Thornfon Phone P03-7223 FREE DELIVERY J. 8: R. BODY SHOP You Wreck 'Em, We Fix 'Em Dial PO 357lI 5I2 W. 7'I'h CLOVIS, NEW MEXICO Commercial Refrigerafion GLOVER REFRIGERATION 2I2 Wes+ Second Sfreei' P.O. BOX 884 PHONE PO 20I I2 Air Condiiioning 0 -wr GOOD ANYTIME! SEE 'E Iv' D' BUY 'EM HOT . . . AND BUY 'EM BY THE SACK! THE U N UTSHOP I2I Easf 7+h Clovis 'gm Which one shall we choose for Homecoming? wonder Linda and Lane. Think of Ihe Besi' When You Think of Clovis Floral CLOVIS FLORAL COMPANY 50I Eas+ Fifih S+. JOHNNIES' DRIVE-IN NO. I I60I Pile S+. SUNPAES CAI DIES 3 i?Q I.,f..5p Engl JOHNNIES DRIVE-IN NO. 2 OpposiI'e High School Campus MYRTLE'S STUDIO 2 I 6 E. Fourfh Po Making Faces Is My Business 3-5324 Cl A Smith Bea Rickert V 1' A D535 9 5 .gig I ,,. ga j' Na k hx , 'iigfgf me if T f' , . 2.557 ox. KK 1 'L' K 52: 1 x 'F 3 gf . fl Eg I z Q MCDONALD-SALLEE PRESENTING THE VOLVO PV544 THE NEW FAMILY SPORTS CAR OF THE YEAR! CHECK THE FOLLOWING FEATURES I. 85 Horse Power Mo'Ior 2. Top Speed I00 MPH 3. Up +o Thirfy-five Miles per Gallon 4. PIen+y of Leg and Head Room This car is made fo use and Io run with 'Ihe besl' of Ihem. I One of fhe besf ways 'Io find 'Ihe value of 'Ihe Volvo is +o drive if. We all think this car is perfect for driving to school-look at all the gas you save -and you can still drag Main! Dona Pierce. Sharon Glidewell, and Carolyn Patterson admire the Volvo as Saundra Marks. Linda Sallrr-. Randa Tidwcll, and Charlene Wllhlte drive into the parking lot at sc-hool. MCDONALD-SALLEE MOTOR COMPANY 5 I 5 SOUTH PRINCE PHONE POr+er 3-5587 NEELY ELECTRICAL SERVICE AND SUPPLY CO. Licensed and Boncled Eleclrical Conlraclor GIHS 3I0 Main S+ree+ Clovis, New Mexico Teenage Watch willeodfllea J'fofmI1c19 gcwtfly nesmllnf Famous for Diamonds TONY HOLMBERG ROYAL LARUE INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANY 20I Pile Sfreef Clovis, New Mexico CONGRATULATIONS. SENIORS George Reiser REISER FLORISTS III2 Main Clovis, New Mexico ll li' C l uv 11111, 4 ii -m.,,T' ,clit--,plllinll 1'- ,-' goin?-ll'-3111.1 ,,,..4-f' ....---Y - -elf' '-f'! Judy Ingram and K'Aun Hubby wish they could spend their Sunday aftemoons dragging Main in this new Plymouth convertible. INGRAM BROTHERS MOTOR COMPANY Tommy Bevell, Richard Langford, Thomas Rials, and Wendell Boling take time out from their busy schedules to rest on a new tractor. R. L. WILLIAMS AND SON Vozdez The PLAINSMAN staff of 1959 wishes to thank the following businesses for advertis- ing in this yearbook. We also wish to thank the students and teachers for their fine cooperation in making this annual a success. Allene's Gift Shop .s..,,-.. .,,,-,,,,, 1 88 Allen's Fumiture .,,.,.,,,.. -,,,.,,,v- 2 14. Al's Drive In ,.,,........... ,.,,,,.,,,, , 1,198 Ann-Lee's ,t.,........,.......,..,. - ,.,...,,,,, 188 Barry Hardware .ii.........,.,.-.,,..s...,, 215 Bauer and Sampson Auto Supply 1204- B 81 D Fruit Market ,....,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 192 Benson's School of Commerce .,.... 207 B0b's Cafe .,,,.,.....,.,..,.i........,,,,.,.,.., 192 Boney Electric ,ise,.e......., , ,.,..,,i,,-,,,, 186 Bo Womack Realtor ,- ...... .....,.... 1 82 Bryson's Fumiture ..,..,,,... .,.,,,,,,, 2 02 Bud's Gun Shop ...,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,, 180 Burkett Moving 81 Storage ,.,e.,,,,.,, 191 Busy'Bee Cafe ,e........,....,.,,,..,.,.,,s, 188 Buttercup Western Wear ....,..-,,, -1-192 Campbell's Dairy ,,,,,.,,.,,. 196 Carmack and Sons .......,. Carroll's Grocery ..t......,, Chick Taylor Press ....... ' 111119197 ...---..-.210 Chief and Walt's ........,....,, - ........is, Citizens Bank ...- ............,.....,..,., Clovis Cattle Comrifiission Company Clovis Clovis Clovis Clovis Clovis Clovis Clovis' Clovis Community Relations Fund Floral Company ...,..,...,.,.,,., .Hog Company -,.- ....,...,..,, -1, Ice and Produce ......,,........., National Bank ......, ,......,., 1 89 Oil Company ....................,. 190 Printing Company ,,.........,., Real Estate ...........,..,....,....., Coca-Cola Bottling Company .,...... Colorobot ,,...........,,v..... - ...,,s.., ..,,,,., Costley,s Bakery ...- ,...,........,.... -W Cottage .,.....,.i,r,................,....,,....,, Curry County Grain 8: Elevator ..., Dayhoff' s .,....,.,.. - ........................... Don's 66 Service Station ..,.....,...., Dr. Pepper ..,,......s............ 1 ..,..,,.,,, Duffy's .......,.., ........, Dunlap's .....,....... .................. - .... El -Monterrey ............... - ...... ---- .... - Elliot Auto Parts .,..,.. 1 .,....,,...,.....,, El Rancho Milling .......,..............,.. . Eubank and Son ..........................., Fab Steel -..- ......,..,. ---- ...... -.-- First Federal ,.........................,,..,... Fitzhugh Agency --.- .....,............., Flowerland ...................... ..-,-, .,,.. Forrester's Furniture Market ........ Frank Rlerson Pontiac ----- ......... Furr Food .......,............,......,........ Gateway Auto Company .......,.,.. -- ADVERTISERS G. C. Williams Paint Store ..,......,., Glover Refrigeration ...,................., Goodman Office Supply --.L .....,,. Goodyear Service Store .,t... .,....... 193 216 180 207 Herb Edwards Jewelry ,,.s.. ....,,,.i 1 90 Hicks 81 Siddens .,,.......,, - ..,.,,. 203 Holidays ,.,..........s.,..,..,,, ,.,,,,,,, 2 18 Holmberg Jewelry --.- .,....... -.,...,. . 219 Howard's Food Market ..,... .,.,..,,. 2 16 Hubby and Son ..,s,,. 1 s....,..,..,,..,... 187 Hugh-Jones Firestone ......,............. 194 Ingram Brothers Implement Co. ..,. 213 Ingram Brothers Motors Company 220 Intemational Paper Company ...,.,.. 219 Irby's ..................... - .....,,... - ......,.,., 190 Jack Holt ..,........,....,.,.,.........,.,..,,... 211 ,Iackrnan's ....,..., 1, ..,...... 192 J. D.'s Drive In ....... ..,.,.... 1 96 Johnnie's Drive In ....... ......... 2 17 Johnson-Brock ,,.,.,......,... .... - -0212 Jotum Down Store ........ ......... 2 07 J 8: R Body Shop ........ ......... 2 16 KCLV .....,.......................... ......... 1 81 Kemp Lumber Company .......,......., 204- Kershner's Nursery ........... - ........... 186 La Contenta Courts ........... - ........... 202 La Fonda, Yucca, and Comet ........ 206 La Vista .................,...................... 185 Lalmderette .......................,......,..... 183 Leslie Candy Company ................ 194 Levi nes .,...,......,....,....................... Loring Service Station ......,......,..... McClung's Carpet Company ......... McDaniel Floor Covering ....... - .,.. McDonald-Sallee Motor Com Y pan . McGinnis Real Estate ................... Magic Steam Laundry ................... May Brothers Jewelry ........ ........ Meadors-Stewart ................ Mead's Fine Bread ....................... .183 -180 .190 ,212 -219 .200 ,180 -212 .210 .192 Merle Norman Cosmetics .............. 209 Mildred-Marie Shoppe ...... ........ 2 04 Murphy-Echols ..s........................... 208 Myrtle's Studio ........................ - .... 217 Neely Electric .................. - ........ ---219 New Mexico Mill 81 Elevator .. ..... 194- New Mexico Roofing 8: Sheetmetal 185 Norris Electric ...,............................ 194- Nuco Janitor Supply ........... - ......... 198 Palace Shoes ......... - ............ -- ....... 204 Permy's ............................. -.-------205 Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company -- .... 203 Petty and Son Barber Shop Pfaff Sewing Center ........... Phillips House of Music ..,.. Piggly Wiggly .................., Playmore Bowl ....,..........., Potter's Grocery .....t,.,,. - ...,., Powell Motor Company ..... Ranchers and Farmers ......, Red's Boat Shop .....,......... Reiser Florest ......,.s..,.,, Rhettais D. ,.....st.ttst,,......... .. Robert's Funeral Home ..... Robert's Seed Company ..... Roden-Smith Drug ............. Rollins Packing Company - Roy R. Smith Cleaners ..... Russell's Animal Clinic ....... Sasser's Real Estate ........... Scientific Cleaners .,..... Sears 81 Roebuck ...,. Sieren Insurance ..,..,, Silver Grill ,.,t...............,. Singleterry Hardware ........, Skeen's Cleaners ..,.............. Southwestern Investment Company Spudnut Shop .,.,................. Standard Oil Company ....,., Stanley's ........ss................... Stanley Powell .............,t...... Starkey's Packing Company State, Lyceum, and Mesa Theatres Steed's Funeral Home ,.,,.,,.. Suttons Bakery ......... Sweetbriar .,...,.... Tastee Freeze ............. Ted Raven ..................... Thompson's Furniture ...... Thrifty Drug .......,............... Tipton Wholesale ......,.......... Tucker Equipment Company Twin Cronmes ..................... Vogue Cleaners ................... Vohs Company ................ Watson Motor Company ..... Westbrook Glass Company - Westem Auto ..................... Westward Ho'Motel ........ .. Wheeler's ..........,..,. - ...... Whiteis Auto Store .......... Williams 81 Sons ................. Worley Mills .......... - ...... Yarborough's ...... SENIORS Andrews, Vivienne, 29, 84, 195, 203, 127 Armstrong, Linda, 29, 96 Arrington, James, 29, 97, 100, 134, 99 Ashley, Jaynelle, 3, 29, 82, 85, 86, 91, 93, 132, 195, 197, 94 Atkins, Ann, 29 Avery, Bill, 29 Baker, Darla, 29, 188 Ball, Louise, 29 Banks, Keith, 96 Bannister, Bill, 28, 29, 148, 150, 205, 172, 80, 127 Barrow, Benny, 80, 161, 174 Beard, Kay, 29, 82, 104 Bennett, Gary, 30, 87 Bevell, Tommy, 30, 148, 150, 205, 220, 80, 127, 172, 174 Board, Ervin, 30 Boardman, Lana, 28, 4-8, 30, 82, 116, 132, 216, 133 Boardman, Linda, 28, 30, 78, 79, 82, 111, 132, 201, 216, 135, 133, 49, 80, 124, 169 Boling, Wendell, 30, 148, 150, 151, 205, 220, 47, 80, 124, 173 Bolton, Bobbie, 30, 116, 139 Bond, Darryl, 30, 96, 126 Boreing, Jimmy, 30 Bounain, Dieter, 30, 78, 79, 196, 127. 172, 174 Brewer, Leroy, 31 Brock, Farris, 31, 96, 48 Brockette, Diane, 46, 14-4 Broome, Richard, 31, 96 Bullion, Alice, 31, 204 Canipe, J udy, 31, 82. 100. 99 Charlton, Jerry, 31, 132, 125 Cook, Carolyn, 31, 96 Coon, Bill, 78, 100, 91, 46, 90, 124 Cottle, Andy, 31, 105, 106, 132, 134-, 202, 125, 139, 168 Cox, Jane, 31, 78, 196, 147 Curry, Keith, 96 Davis, Ashley, 96 Davis, Louella Dugan, Tommy, 31, 208 Dunagan, Mary Louise, 32 Echols, Bill, 78, 79, 105, 106, 119, 132, 134, 208, 95, 133, 126, 134, 139 Edwards, Dennis, 32, 93, 99 Edwards, Monte, 32 Elliot, Nancy, 32, 186 Ellis, Judy, 32, 96 Ellison, Molly, 32, 85, 144 Estes, Karen, 32 Farjardo, Bob Ford, Troy, 32 Forrester, Roger, 32, 148, 151, 157, 193, 205, 80, 172, 173 Freeman, Arnold, 34, 96, 110 Freeman, Bonnie, 33, 96 Fuller, Jimmy, 33 Garrett, Carlene, 33 Gibson, Judy, 33, 96 Gilham, Linda, 28, 33, 78, 79, 84, 112, 146, 196 Glenn, Carolyn, 33, 78, 79, 84 Glidwell, Sharon, 33, 88, 104, 106, 203, 80 Gossett, Jolene, 39, 96, 215 Grimes, Wilber, 33 Hacker, Jerriann, 3, 33, 82, 92, 132, 201, 125, 94, 80 Hamlett, Larry Hammack, Kenneth, 96, 106 Hammerton, Becky, 34, 86, 129 Hardwick, Stanley, 34, 110, 134, 148, 151, 80, 126 Harris, Eloise, 34, 89, 100 Harrison, Joyce Harte, Karen, 34, 84, 96, 90 Heath, Dolores, 34, 82, 104 222 y '- Hicks, Donald, 34 Honea, Neil, 3, 34, 93, 118, 105, 132, 134, 125, 133, 131, 13, 139 Hubby, K'Aun, 34, 91, 92, 119, 187, 196, 200, 124, 139 Huckabay, Bill, 34, 139 Hultman, Bessie, 34 Humbert, Paul Hutton, Roger, 35 Ingram, Judy, 213, 132, 35, 220, 170, 133, 80, 169 Jackman, Mykell, 84, 192, 96 James, Julie Jesko, Roger, 35 Johnson, Alan Johnson, George Johnson, Tom Pike, 85, 196, 212, 132, 35, 134, 130, 144 Johnston, Gary, 35, 96, 105, 106 Jones, Emily, 35, 104 Jones, Leota, 35, 100 Keenan, Peggy, 35 Keeter, Mary, 35, 79, 84, 100, 157, 158, 187, 203, 135, 95, 125, 124, 139, 14-4 Kenemore, Pat, 36, 96 Kinkade, Jerry, 36, 96 Kinzie, David, 36, 96 Klopfenstein, Dwain, 36 Klopfenstein, Wayne, 36 Knight, Stanley, 36 Koeltzow, Edgar, 36, 132, 134, 133, 160, 169, 161, 165 Langford, Richard, 118, 36, 132, 134, 142, 148, 152, 156, 157, 193, 205, 220, 81 Larue, Darrell Lethgo, Larry, 36, 191, 197, 81, 176 McAfoos, Robert, 38 McDaniel, Carl, 87 McFarland, Mickey, 39, 191 McPherson, LaDonna, 39, 187 Maez, Armando, 36, 96 Maples, Jon, 37 Marks, Sondra, 37, 86, 124 Martin, Jo, 37, 84, 139 Martin, Kenneth, 37, 148, 155, 205, 81 Martin, Lynda Johnston, 37 May, Bobbie, 37, 78, 118, 157, 158 Merrill, Tommy, 37 Merriman, Terry, 37, 105 Merritt, Dean, 37, 87, 134, 211, 81, 160, 161, 162, 170 Metcalf, Melvin, 37, 100, 97, 132, 133, 80, 127 Mikiska, Madeline, 38 Miller, Elaine, 38 Mitchell, Nancy, 39, 95, 97, 100, 116, 132, 135, 80, 127, 124 Moore, Berta Mae, 38, 82 Moore, Frances, 38 Moore, Joe, 38 Moore, Wayne, 38, 100, 132, 134, 133 Muse, Lynda, 38 Musick, Darlene, 38, 82, 86, 191, 139 Nelson, Nancy, 39, 82, 85, 104, 80 Nesbitt, Gene, 134, 155, 148, 81, 171 Newsom, Troy, 46, 96 Nunley, LaVail, 39, 89 Nunn, Morris, 39 Olson, Ann, 39, 82, 97, 100, 203 O'Neal, Bill, 39, 197, 176, 177 Overstreet, Woody, 39 Owen, Edna, 39, 187, 211, 90 Patterson, Carolyn, 40, 88, 97, 130. 100. 106, 90, 132 Perry, Joe Perry, Vicki, 96 Phillips, Jerry, 40, 105, 106 Pierce, Dona Kay, 40, 100, 132, 80 Porter, Jesse, 40, 87, 112 Potter, David, 40 Presley, Jon, 40, 134, 126 Privette, Jimmy, 40, 80, 124 Qualls, Lavone, 40, 86, 104, 106, 130 Ragland, Richard, 40 Rampton, Lois, 41, 82, 96 Bankston, Jimmy Reed, Charlene, 41 Rials, Thomas, 28, 41, 78, 134, 148, 132, 205, 208, 220, 154, 81 Richert, Maria, 41, 84, 135, 127, 139 Rickert, Bea, 41, 93, 109, 156, 157, 196, 217, 144, 147 Robertson, Nadine, 41 Robinson, Kent Roush, .lan, 41, 84, 100, 184 Rowe, Susan, 41, E36 Russell, Judy, 41, , 104 Sallee, Linda, 3, 41, 88, 91, 93, 104, 106, 132, 210, 135, 94, '133, 47, 49, 80, 90, 139, 14-4- Sego, Suzie, 4-2, 84 Sena, George, 3, 42, 91, 92, 106, 116, 102, 134, 132, 80, 90 Shields, Jerry, 42, 96 Shockley, Sandi, 40 Shultz, Sue Palmer, 42, 82, 96, 185 Simms, Faye, 96 Skipworthf Larry, 42, 96 Smith, Art, 42, 85, 88, 97, 100, 132, 134, 133, 80 Smith. Bobbie, 42, 82, 90 Smith, Clare Ann, 42, 91, 217, 125, 94, 90 Smith, Coy, 42 Smith, Pat, 42, 82 Smith, Peggie Snider, Jack, 43, 116, 130 Stanfield, Bruce, 134, 182, 4-8, 81 Stapp, Shirley, 43 Starbuck, Oscar, 43, 87 Steel, Lynn, 46 Stephens, Belle, 43, 85, 96, 203 Stillwell, Darrell, 43, 100, 194, 81, 160, 162, 176 Stone, Barbara, 3, 43, 82, 83, 85, 92, 132, 185, 189, 215, 94, 133, 49, 80, 124, 130 Stone, Beverly, 43, 82, 83, 86, 185, 189, 80, 127 Stowe, Elna, 96 Talley, Phyllis Jones, 43, 93, 14-4 Taylor, Jean, 3, 43, 85, 91, 93, 104, 190, 203, 211, 215, 135, 94, 80 Teel, David, 44, 116, 134, 125, 80, 124 Teeters, Jimmie, 44, 96 Thomas, Judy, 44, 119, 96, 132, 190, 133, 130, 169 Thomas, Olen Tidwell, Randa, 44, 82 Tidwell, Reginald, 44-, 105, 106 Tipton, Mary, 44, 82, 85, 86, 198, 195 Townsend, Tommy, 44 Van Sickle, Kay, 3, 44, 82, 93, 207 Vasquez, Mary, 44 Waite, Penny, 44 Wallace, Shirley, 45, 82 Wayland, Terry, 4-5 Webber, Joe, 45, 96 Wells, Jan, 45, 82 Wells, Otto, 45, 176 West, Jim, 45, 148, 154, 205, 210, 80 Wheeler, Terry, 105 Wicker, Foy, 46, 85, 196, 144 Widner, Everett, 46, 96 Wilbite, Charlene, 4-5, 100, 132, 184, 204, 125, 133, 80 Wilkerson, Doug, 45, 96, 134, 139 Willis, Carlon, 45, 87 Willis, Wanda, 45 Wilmeth, Steve, 87 Worrell, Diane, 46, 213, 139 Wright, Vivian, 46, 96, 118, 144 Hutchins, Lee, 81 Neill, Bill, 80, 171 JUNIORS Adams, Karen, 52 Aldrich, Mary Jo, 52, 84, 102, 104, 106, 94, 90 Allen, Virgil, 52 Baca, Moses, 52 Baker, Darrell, 52, 87 Baker, Ronnie, 52, 148, 150, 80, 172 I Balfanz, Jim, 52, 100, 80, 171 Barnes, Sally, 52, 84, 104, 90 Barron, Lynn, 52 Bass, Jimmy, 52 Been, Carroll, 52, 82 Bell, Gary, 52 Bell, Jackie, 52, 78, 84, 90 Bell, Linda, 52, 104 Bennett, Buddy, 52, 87 Benveniste, Carolyn, 52, 90 Bingham, Linda, 52, 118, 105, 80 Black, Neita, 52 Boardman, Lela, 52, 82, 80 Bohannan, Roy, 52 Bolds, Donna, 52, 89 Bomer, Eddie, 52 Bost, Nan, 53 Bowman, J. W., 53, 136 Brewer, Jimmy, 53 Brooks, Larry, 53, 171 Brown, Harvey, 53 Brown, Jimmy, 53 Brown, Lewis, 53 Brown, Thelma, 53, 86 Bullion, Dan, 53 Burks, Barbara, 53, 82, 104, 94, 90, 147 Burgett, James, 53 Burnett, Darryl, 63 Burrus, Barbara, 53, 82, 104 Burton, Bruce, 53, 149, 130, 172 Buzzard, Dana, 53, 84, 91, 90 Call, James, 53 Carpenter, Terry, 53, 149, 81, 172 Carter, Alita, 53 Carter, Tom, 53 Chavez, Daniel, 53 Chavez, Paul, 53 Christiansen, Jane, 53, 86, 90, 144 Childs, Henry, 53 Chandler, Paula, 53 Chesney, Dennis, 54, 126 Clark, James, 54, 149 Clayton, Sheila, 54, 100, 80 Coburn, Kay, 54, 89 Cole, Arthur, 54 Cole, Wanda, 54 Coon, Reggie, 51, 54, 78, 113, 136, 95, 81 Covington, Diane, 54, 130 Crawley, Linda, 54, 82, 97, 100 Crow, Bobbie, 54, 100, 101 Crozier, Nancye, 54- Culpepper, Pat, 54 Curry, Jeneane, 54, 84, 104, 136 Damron, Larry, 54, 148, 151, 81, 160, 162, 163, 169, 175 Daniels, Judy, 54, 84, 104, 106, 94, 90 Daughtery, Paul, 54, 87 Davis, Darlene, 54 Davis, irene, 54, 84, 100, 101, 80 Davis, Ronald, 54, 87 Dickson, James, 54, 136, 138, 126, 172 Vance, Dixon, Jean, 54 Dodson, Gwendolyn, 54, 14-4 Donaghe, Jimmy, 54 Dorough, Judy, 51, 54, 84, 104, 80 Dorris, Mary, 54, 82, 86 Dougherty, Neil, 55 Dowdy, Judy, 55 Drennen. J. R., 55 Drummond, Orville, 55, 172 Drysdale, David, 55 Dunnagan. Bessie, 55, 89 Dudley, Dolores, 55 Dunn, Carolyn, 55, 86 Eaton, Lonnie, 87 Eastum, Mike, 55, 118, 81 Eckley, Sandra, 55, 84, 136, 94, 90 Echols, Dickie, 55, 97, 100, 136, 137, 99 Edmondston, Ernest, 55 Edwards, Jerry, 55 Ewell, Phyllis, 55 Eyer, Harold. 55, 80, 126 Farjardo, David, 55 Felton. Jan, 55, 78. 84, 104, 80 Foreman, Jimmy, 55 Finifrock, Dave, 55, 97, 100, 195, 99 Fulgham, Roye, 55 Garcia, Josie, 55 Garrison, Kay, 55 Gattis, Mike, 55, 100 Gayden. Karen, 55, 104 Gilbert, Ann, 56, 86 Grant, Dolores, 56, 100 Greathouse, Dwayne, 56, 100 Green, Lou Ann, 56 Griffin, Karen, 56, 84, 80 Griggs, Mike, 56, 214, 81, 160, 165 Grinslade, Ralph, 56 Grizzle, Jowelene, 56, 82, 104, 137, 106, 136, 195, 94, 80, 90 Croce, Jo Ann. 56 Guthrie, Glen, 56, 87 Guthrie, Eugene, 56 Guthrie, Gary, 56 Hamby, Gary. 56, 177 Hammack, Tommie, 56, 84, 105 Hampton, Ronny, 56 Hand, Lonnie, 56, 87 Hand, Donnie, 56, 87 Hardgrove, Jimmy, 56, 214, 160, 164 Harmon, Don, 56 Harmon, Gaye, 56, 84 Harper, Kay, 56, 82 Harpold, Aloha, 56, 105 Harris, Jessie, 56 Hasbrook, Peggy, 56, 89 Haynes. Sharon, 64 Hensley, Juanita, 57 Henson, Sue Carrol, 57, 90 Hill, Claudean, 57, 89 Holland, Larry, 57 Holmquest, Leola, 57, 100, 101 Holtoner, Jay, 94, 80, 90, 126 Houston, Junior, 57, 151, 80, 172, 173 Hudnall, Nancy, 57, 84, 104, 106, 119, 80, 169 Hudson, Harvey, 57 Hurst, Judy, 57 Irons, Jimmy, 57 Jackson, Jeanie, 57, 86 James, Shirley, 57 Jensen, Kenneth, 57, 126 Johnson, Gerald, 57, 97, 100, 80 Johnson, Jerry Don, 57 Johnston, Walter, 57 Jones, Judy, 57, 104 Jones, Melvin, 57 Jones, Mike, 57, 148, 152, 214, 81 Jordan, Darlene, 57 Jouett, Sue, 57, 86 Kelt, Henrietta, 57 Kirk, Nancy, 58, 130 Kirkland, Judy, 58, 82, 104 Knight, Kay, 58 Kramer, Gary, 58, 100, 110, 81, 177 Kuhnle, Kale, 58, 136, 137, 94, 80, 90 Lamb, George, 58, 81 Langford, Carolyn, 58 Laughlin, Tommy, 58, 199, 80, 126, 160, 164 Lee, Jack, 58, 100, 144 Leeder, Guy, 58 Lee, Robert, 58 Lesly, Carol, 58, 89, 86 Lindop, Linda, 64, 84 Lockmiller, Kayren, 58, 111, 147, 169 Lowry, Sue, 58 Lucky, David, 58 Lynn, Marilyn, 58, 84, 88, 100, 104 Maez, Armada, 58 Malone, Bobby, 58, 100, 105, 106 Martin, Mike, 58, 100, 144 Martin, Mike, 58, 144- McCalister, Paul, 58 McCormick, Johnny, 58, 105 McElroy, Shirley, 58, 113, 80 McGinnis, Mike, 58, 91, 136, 137 McGuire. Jeannie, 59 Mclnturf, Kay, 59, 86 McKinney, Bobby, 59 McKinney, Nedra, 59, 82 McPherson, Ruthie, 64 Meyer, Loretta, 59 Mershon, Ronny, 59, 157, 105, 106, 148, 155, 81, 172, 173 Milton, Bill, 59 Mitchell, Doug, 59 Mitchell, Elaine, 59, 102, 104 Mooney, Mary Lou, 59, 104, 106, 136, 80 Montoya, Margie, 59 Moore, Dennis, 59 Moore, Jeff, 59 Moore, Keith, 59, 87 Moore, Sam, 59 Morris, Karen, 59, 104 Myers, Wesley, 59 Nesbitt, Tim, 59, 171 Nisbitt, Paula, 59, 78,82 Norton, Julie, 59 Osborn, Connie, 59, 84 Ott, Sue, 59, 82, 89 Owen, Kay, 59 Owens, Monty, 59 Owensby, Randy, 60 Padilla, Mable, 60 Pearce, Kathy Phillips, Jane, 60, 82, 97, 100, 195 Pierce, Elaine, 60, 86 Poe, Jerry, 60, 118, 214, 81, 160, 161, 165 Polk, Jackie, 60 Pope, Boyd, 60 Pope, Jan, 60, 82 Price, Judy, 60, 86 Porterfield, Clay, 60, 78, 108, 148, 154, 157, 193, 205, 81, 160, 163 Price, Zada, 60, 86 Prittchet, James, 60 Quintana, Martha, 60 Rasmussen, Jane, 60 Rector, Thelma, 60 Reese, Helen, 60 . Reiser, George, 60 Reeves, Larry, 60 Reynolds, Glenn, 60, 85, 100, 80, 171 Rhea, Jane, 60, 80, 126 Rinn, Roger, 60, 171 Rodolph, Molly, 60, 84, 136, 90 Romero, Pete, 60 Roper, Dale, 61 Rubinson, Margo, 61 Rudolph, Sherry, 61, 84, 104, 106, Sallee, 136 Verney, 61, 85, 100, 92 Sanchez, Joe. 61 Sasser, Lonnie,-61, 99, 171 Scarborough, Diane. 61, 104, 106, 127' Sena, Alex, 61, 90. 130 Severson, Carol, 61 Shriver, Richard, 61 Sievert Jimm 61 v Y- Simms, Josephine, 61 Simms, Martha, 61. 82 Sina, Lee, 61 Smith, Craig. 61. 81, 165, 169 Smith, David, 61 Smith, Donald, 61, 85, 100, 136 Smith, Morgan, 61 Smith, Mannie, 61, 78, 79, 119, 148, 150, 151, 154, 205, 81, 161, 162 160, Stamper, Katheryn, 61 Standefer, Tommy, 61, 87 Standridge, Suzanne, 61, 84, 104, 90 Stanford, Tiena, 61 Swpp, Loretta, 61, 86, 105 Stebbins, Susan, 62, 89, 180, 130 Stern, Jackie, 62, 82, 91, 90 Steig, Fred, 62, 100 Stevenson, Lee, 62 Stewart, Jimmy, 62 Sturdivant, Ronny, 62 Talley, Beverly, 62 Tate, Larry, 62 Taylor, Bill, 62 Taylor, Chuck, 62 Teague, Benny, 62 Thatcher, Dutch, 62 Thomas, Glenda, 62 Thurman, Bobbie, 62, 14-4 Thompson, Barbara, 62, 84 Tipton, Diane, 62, 85, 89, 88, 136, 80 Tollison, Lois, 62, 85, 88, 89 Tomer, Rosa, 64 Toothaker, Donald, 62 True, Betty, 51, 62, 104, 94, 80, 90 Tucker Tucker , Donnie, 62 Linda, 64 Turner, Adrian, 62 Turpin, Sara, 62 Underwood, Mary Ann, 62 Valentine, Jerry, 62, 126 Bob, 63 Valsquez, Patsy, 63, 105 Walker, Treca, 63, 104, 80 Watson, Sonny, 63, 149, 214 Webb, Dallas, 63, 82, 136, 146 West, Doug, 63 Whaley, Dewitt, 63 Whitman, Donna, 63, 84, 104 Wilhite, Jim, 63, 87 Wilkinson, George, 63 Wilkins, Carolyn, 63, 78, 84, 104 Williams, Cathy, 63, 78, 84, 95, 119, 136,157, 158, 193, 94, 90 Williams, Jim, 63 Williams, Linda, 63, 84, 190 Williams, Terri, 51, 63, 78, 87, 118, 157, 158 Willis, Irene, 63, 86 Wills, Emily, 63 Wilson, Dorthy, 63 Wilson, Fred, 63 Winton, Michael, 63, 127 Worley, Calvin, 63 Zumwalt, Karen, 63, 105 SOPHOMORES Abernathy, E. G., 66, 95, 110, 149, 166, 169 Achen, Rachelle, 66, 104 Akins, Kenneth, 66, 105 Akers, Bennie, 66 Alexander, Charles, 66 Albertson, Bill, 66, 100 Allen, Jim, 66, 148, 172 Allen, Linda, 66, 104 Allen, Stanley, 66, 105 Allison, Alpha, 66 Anderson, Floyd, 66 Apodaca, James, 149 Atkins, H. C., 66 Atwell, Pat, 66 Avery, Marlee, 66 Baca, Betty. 66 Baca, Emerciano, 66 Baca, Joe, 66 Baca, Jose, 66 Baily, Alta. 66 Bailey, Jeriy. 66 Barclay, Shirley, 66 Bames, Sharon, 66 Barhart, Jimmy, 66 Baron, Dale, 66 Beal, Tommy, 66 Bell, Judy, 66, 104, 118, 146 Bell, Lee, 66 Bell, Nancy, 66, 105, 86, 89 Bell, Sandy, 65, 66, 100, 101, 114, 202 Billings, Mike, 172 Blair, Kathy, 66, 104 Bolin, Mary, 66 Bomar, Eddie, 66 Bonney, Tony, 66 Boone, Dudley, 66, 100 Boone, Karen, 66 Booth, Mike, 66, 144 Bourne, Donald, 66, 111 l Bowers, Lester, 66 Bowman, Ronnie, 66, 81, 172 Boyd, Jimmy, 66, 114, 148, 177 Boydstun, Beverly, 66, 86 Brackney, Bill, 66, 166 Bradford, Eleanor, 66 Bragg, Kerran, 66 Bresenham, Dick, 65, 66, 157, 81, 172 Brewer, Alan, 66 Brown, Larry, 66 Brown, Wathen, 67, 92, 201 Brumet, Linda, 67 Burgess, Kenneth, 67 Bums, Barbara, 67, 105 Burnett, Terry, 67 Burton, Ronnie, 67 ' Butler, Vic, 67, 100 Cain, Terry, 67 Cameron, John, 67 Carpenter, Rex, 67, 87, 172 Q Carter, Alita, 67 Chambers, Anita, 67 Chambless, Kathy, 67, 144 Chandler, Alice, 67 Chandler, Amy, 67 Chavez, Fred, 67 Clark, Mike, 67 Clark, Paulette, 67, 104 Coffey, Carl, 67 Cole, Barbara, 67 Cole, Olen, 67 Colter, Joyce, 67, 89 Cook, Larry, 67 Cook, Truman, 67 Cornejo, Johnny, 67, 166 CostleY, Janice, 67, 88, 104 Crespin, Albert, 67 Culbraith, Tommy, 67 Culbraith, Tommy, 67 Cumpton, Faye, 67 Curry, Donnie, 67 Davis, Billie, 67 Davis, George, 67, 166 223 Davis, Kenneth, 67, 100, 144 Davis, Nancy, 67 Davis, Terry, 67 Day, Charlotte, 67, 105 Dick, Ricky, 68 Dillion, Susan, 68. 157, 158, 146 Dingwall, Ronal.f, 68, 148, 81 Dougherty, Al, 68, 149, 172 Dunnagan, Betty, 68, 89 Dunn, Stanley, 68 Easley, James, 68 Edge, Odell, 68 Elfers, Joyce, 68 Elliot, Jerry, 68, 87 Engelking, Steve, 68, 105 English, Freddie, 68, 166 England, Mary Jo, 68 Esquibel, Joe, 68, 172 Ewell, Barbara, 68 Fain, Patsy, 68, 89, 100 Farver, Barbara, 68 Fenn, Mickey, 68 Flurry, Jim, 68 Francis, Bev, 68 Garcia, Erlinda, 68 Garcia, Henry, 68 Garret, Gary, 68 Gee, Jimmy, 68, 81 Gill, Ida Lou Glidewell, Donald, 68, 166 Gordon, Larry, 68 Gonzales, Ernest, 68 Grant, Ernest, 68, 100 Green, Carolyn, 68 Green, Ellison, 68, 157, 148, 81 Green, Murlene, 68 Crimes, Ronny, 68 Growden, Ellen, 68 Hacker, Patsy, 68 Hamilton, Danny, 68 Hapes, Jean, 69, 88 Hopke, Carl, 69, 87 Hardin, Bobheye, 69, 119 Hardy, Don, 69 Harpold, Jeffrey, 69 Harris, Barbara Jo, 69 Harrison, Jimmy, 69 Horton, Joyce Marie, 69 Haun, Melvin, 69 Hays, Jerry, 69, 105 Head, Sherry, 69, 105 Heath, Larry, 69, 100 Henderson, Bill, 69 Hendricks, Sharylynn, 69 Herrin, Beverly, 69, 105 Hessler, Alfred, 69 Hill, Helen, 69 Hill, Jean, 69 Hilliard, Bonnie, 69 Hilverding, Jean, 69 Hobbs, Barney, 69 Hodges, Gail, 69, 86, 105 Holly, Estella, 69 Holstead, Micheal, 69 Horne, Danny Houston, Ray, 69 Howard, Sandra Hudson, Harvey, 69 Hudson, Larry, 69, 166 Huffman, Yvonne, 69 Hutchins, Ruthie, 69, 105 Hurst, Carolyn, 69, 105 Jackson, Randy, 69 Jacobson, Did, 69, 89, 144 Jameson, Elaine, 69 Jameson, L. J., 69, 167 Johnson, Petra, 69, 105 Johnson, Trosey, 69 Jones, Chester, 69 Jones, Larence, 69, 87 Jones, Roy Nell, 69 Jones, Walter, 69, 100, 99 Jopling, Sarah, 69 Judah, Yvonne, 69, 105 Karr, Wayne, 69 Kasmire, Kathy, 69 224 Keeper, Terry, 69, 88 Kelley, Louise, 69, 104 Kibler, John, 70 Kilmer, Dennis, 70, 100, 174 Kilmer, Richard, 70, 97, 100, 144 Krattiger, Plyna, 70, 104 Latimer, Richard, 70 Leonard, Barbara, 70 Leslie, Lee Ann, 70 Lewis, David, 70 Lindly, Tommy, 70 Litchfield, Calvin, 70, 81 Lockmiller, Diane, 70 Lomas, Wayne, 70 Longo, Sonny, 70 Lowe, Jimmy, 70, 105 Lynch, Stanley, 70, 167 Malone, Kenneth, 70 Madrid, Josie, 70, 105 Marventana, Lucille, 105, 86 Marez, Mary Louise, 70 Marks, Butch, 70 Marney, Mike, 70 Martin, Leona, 70, 105 Martinson, Shirley, 70 Marquez, Gloria, 70 Massey, Dennis, 70 Matula, Butch, 70 Maxwell, Roxanne, 70 May, Edna, 70 May, Jan, 70 May, Pat, 70 McCleskey, Dale, 70 McCormick, Jim, 70, 149, 172 McCullough, Bobby, 70 McDaniel, Charley, 70, 87 McDaniel, Gary, 70 McFatridge, Loreen, 70 McGinnis, Kenneth, 70, 172 Mclntosli, Wesley, 70 McKenny, Teresa, 70 McMullen, Gary, 70 McNeil, Nancy, 70 McPherson, Mildred, 70 Melton, Richard, 70 Mendez, Christine, 70 Mendez, Frank, 70 Michell, Charles, 70 Miles, Johnny, 70 Miller, Beverly, 70, 86 Miller, Bonnie, 70, 86 Miller, Kenneth, 71 Miller, Rubie, 71, 105 Mitchell, Diane, 71, 146 Mize, Jerry, 71 Montoya, Sally, 71, 105 Moore, Beulah, 71 Moore, Bob, 71 Moore, Caron, 65, 71, 119 Moore, Royce, 71, 87 Moore, Sharon, 71, 111, 169 Moudy, Ronald, 71, 100 Fierce, Larry, '11, 167 Powell, Ivory, 71, Prescott, Dick, 72 Prince, Bob, 72, 149, 167 Prichard, Gayle, 72 Pruitt, Harold, 72 Pyle, Terri, 72, 169 Quickel, Carrol, 72 Quinn, Stephen, 72, 100 Quintana, Richard, 72, 172 Rampton, Jerry, 72 Rathburn, Mickey, 72 Ray, Margie, 72 Redwine, Gary, 72, 105 Reed, Evelyn, 72 Reeves, Virginia, 72 Reid, Douglas, 87 Ridley, Kathy, 72, 86 Rich, George, 72 Rierson, Wanda, 72 Riggenbach, Don, 72 Riley, Charlotte, 72, 105 Riley, James, 72 Riser, Jackie, 72 Roberts, Ferrell, 72 Roberts, Harold, 105 Roberts, Terrell, 72 Romero, Secundino, 72 Rosson, Loren, 72, 110, 148, 166 Rowley, Nick, 65, 72, 119, 149, 166, 172, 173 Rambaugh, Betty, 72, 89 Russell, Jimmy, 72 Ryburg, Bruce, 72 Saiz, Phillip, 72, 149 Sanchez, Florella, 72 Sanchez, Joe, 72 Sandoval, Bruno, 72 Sandoval, Mary, 72 Sandoval, Pat, 72, 146 Saitain, Agatha, 73, 100, 101, 04 Shultz, Carolyn, 73, 105 Sego, Bob, 73 Sellman, Reginald, 73 Sena, Billy, 73 Sena, Gloria, 73, 86 Sena, Josie, 73 Sena, Julia, 73, 105 Shaw, Gene, 73 Shipman, Don, 73, 172 Shoemate, Jean, 73 Simmonds, Charlie, 73 Simmons, Larry, 73 Siriiggons, Loren, 73, 118, 166, Simms, Josephine, 73 Sisson, Barbara, 73 Sina, Arthur, 73 Size, Robert, 73 Skaggs, Carolyn, 73, 100 Skarda, Sidney, 73 Musick, Harold, 71 Nance, William, 71 Netzel, Jan, 71, 89, 86 Nieves, Randy, 71, 167 Nolan, Butch, 71 Norris, Curtis, 71 Nunn, Jack, 71, 126 Nunn, Nina, 71, 86 Odom, Jack, 71 Osburn, Alta, 71, 104 Osbum, Jerry, 71, 100 Otten, Pat, 71, 104 Otten, Shirley, 71, 104, 157, 158, 111, 95, 46 Outheir, Ronnie, 71 Overstreet, Jeanie, 71, 105 Owens, Jeanie, 71 Padilla, Mable, 71 Pendleton, Susan, 71 Perez, Louis, 71 Perkins, Mary, 71 Perry, Butch, 71 Phelps, Fred, 71, 100, 195, 99 Pierce, Dewey, 71 Skipworth, Lana, 73 Slack, Alece, 73 Slater, Steve, 73, 126 Slaughter, Dorthy, 73 Slaughter, J ohnie, 73, 104 Smith Smith Smith Smith , Anthony, 73 , Cass, 73, 100 , Jerry, 73, 97, 100 , Judy, 73, 85, 100, 88 Smith, Larry, 73 Smith, Leo, 73, 167 Smith, Lynda, 73 Sparks, Roger, 73 Spradlin, Don, 73, 100 Spriggs, Charles, 73, 100 Starbuck, Genie Bums, 73 Starbuck, Ray, 73, 87 Starkey, Robert, 73, 87 Stevenson, Jerry, 73, 149 Stevenson, Lois, 73 Stimpson, Fred, 73 Stone, Jerry, 73 Stone, Jimmy, 73 Stovall, Carlene, 73, 118, 4 Stratton, ttupert, 73 SUIFIIIEICFS, Dean, 73, 119, 149, Summers, Vicki, 73 Swann, Dorris, 74 Tate, Carolyn, 74 Tate, Larry, 74 Teasely, Paul, 74 Terry, Jim, 74- Thomas, Darrell, 74 Thomas, Don, 74 Vick, Elain, 74 Thompson, Mary Ann, 74 Tipton, Carl, 74, 149, 166 Tooke, Jean, 74 Toothaker, Richard, 74 Towne, Sammy, 74 Tremble, Jerry, 74 Ulibarri, Mary 105 Valdes, Margaret, 74 Vick, Elain, 74 Wagner, John, 74 Walker, Larry, 74 Watson, Elaine, 74 Watterson, Leslie, 74 Whitfield, Jack, 74 White, Susan, 74 White, Judy, 74, 130 White, Debbie, 74 White, Jimmy, 74 Westbrook, Lynn, 74, 87 Weldon, Terry, 74 Wesson, Nolan, 74 Whitehurst, Joe, 74 Whittington, Harry, 74 Wicker, Bonny, 74 Wilkinson, Wayne, 74 Williams, Willa, 74 Williams, Grace, 74 Willingham, Sue, 74, 104 Wilmeth, Bobby, 74 Wilmeth, Pat, 74 Wilmeth, Mary, 74 Wilson, Butch, 74 Wilson, Bryna, 74 Wilson, La Nita, 74 Ybarra, Richard, 74, 81, 149 Young, David, 74, 87 FACULTY Atchley, Minnie, 23, 41, 88, 141 Barrington, J. E., 23 Barrington, Lois, 23 Barris, Scotty, 89, 26 Barton, Harry, 23, 103 Barton, Ruth, 23 Bayless, Mary Leta, 23 Blaine, James C., 23 Booth, Bess, 23, 84, 91, 92, 94 Bowling, Herbert, 23 Brumbalow, Fred, 23 Dillion, Frank, 24 Douty, Ruth, 24, 144 Elms, Virgil, 24, 51 Engman, Bill, 24, 149 Foster, Frank, 24 F ranse, Roy, 24, 148 Garrison, Jackie, 24, 87 Grinslade, Stanley, 24, 51 Higdon, John, 24, 149, 172 Howell Norvil, 24 , Ruth, 25, 86, 89 Jones, Lois, 25 Merritt, Cheny, 25, 82 Miller, Carl, 25 Miller, Dewey, 25, 85, 141, 47 Mozer, Henry, 25, 96 Nelson, David, 25 Norman, Lewis, 25 Robinson, W. C., 25 Rogers, Mary Lee, 25 Russell, Dora, 26, 141 Sheward, Gene, 26, 149, 171 Speic.e, Charles, 26, 51 Staley, Alan, 26, 51, 87 Thompson, Carmen, 26, 51 Troutman, Raymond, 26, 148,11 ,BQNWMWW 'J MJMMWW QQWQKMMMMM f.QWWW W JW fwfwwwu' Mm LW'd'M! f MW ffwfjit. M 024 ff w f'VMpWw'f ff if M pqffff Jff W MJMM M i'El?fg?,fQfMMM?369MsfK WW U ' . 1 ' W fi 1? 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