Crockett High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Crockett, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 146 of the 1960 volume:

Presenting Your ’ Yearbook • • • jooijDg jjdyjojj inn Off to You Table of Contents Dedication Administration and Faculty Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Favorites Organizations Athletics Activities Advertisers Dedication As Advisor to the Bulldog Staff and school librarian, Mrs. R. B. Julian has merited the respect, the admiration, and the sincere gratitude of the students of Crockett High School. For her untiring efforts and lasting friendship, we would like to dedicate this, our 1960 Bulldog, to Mrs. Julian. Superintendent As Superintendent of Schools, I want to say that I am proud of the fine work that has been done by the students of Crockett High School. Because you have always set your sights high and kept your eye on the goal, you have accomplished many things this year. Not only have you proved your ability to achieve scholastically, but you have become well rounded through your out- standing achievements in extracurric- ular activities. This is good because living in a democratic world requires versatility and adaptability. It has been a pleasure to be your Su- perintendent. I am looking forward to continued progress in our schools. This is possible if we all work together. To the Seniors I would like to say that Education is the key to the door of opportunity. ” Use it well. Let this serve as only the beginning of a job well done. Secretary to Superintendent MRS. EXA LEE LUCAS Mrs. Lucas is also Clerical Accountant for the Crockett Schools Athletic Fund, Ralph Bunche Lunchroom, and Crockett Elementary School Cafeteria. Principal As you leaf through this book and relive the 1969-60 School year at Crockett High School I hope that you can conscientiously say that this has been the best school year thus far in your formal education. At the same time I would also hope that you will be inspired to try to make this next year even better. May each of you meet the challenge of each day with a determination that is sure to bring success. Gailen Stewart Secretary' to Principal MRS. WANDA ERWIN Mrs. Erwin is also Clerical Accountant for the Crockett School Improvement Fund. Office Workers SEATED: Butch Lucas, Chili Hodges. FIRST ROW: Laverne Shanks, Janita Frye, Linda Driskell, Linda Mather. Patsy Patton, Cherry Adams, Barbara Jones, Elizabeth Victery. SECOND ROW: Sharon Beiber, Myrtle Petty, Barbara Dickey, Susan Craddock, Nickie Waller, Betty Terry, Elner Pike. MRS. ROBBIE DEAUMAN Faculty Commercial Subjects Freshman Sponsor MRS. MARGIE DEMING JACK DICKEY Mathematics, Physics Sophomore Sponsor CHARLES ENGLISH Mathematics, Freshman Sponsor LEROY FAVER Vocational Agriculture JACK FREEMAN D.E., Bulldog Barks Sponsor MISS JEAN LOIS GUY Homemaking, General Science RAYMOND HAAS Athletic Director, Coach Commercial Subjects MRS. KATHERINE HARRISON Homemaking MRS. BESS HAZLETT English, Junior Sponsor MRS. LUCY HEARD Science, Senior Sponsor JAMES W. HENRY Band, Chorus MRS. RITA B. JULIAN Librarian JIMMIE MOORE Driver Training, Coach Senior Sponsor MRS. LILLIE MOORE English. Freshman Sponsor MRS. ELEANOR PATTON Spanish, Social Studies Sophomore Sponsor A. H. SANDERS Social Studies junior Sponsor V, Members of the School Board, Superintendent, and Business Manager STANDING: Tom M. Moore, Tax Accessor-Collector; Dr. Terrell W. Ogg, Superintendent of Schools. SEATED: A. S. Brewer; William A. Turner, Secretary; Dr. E. S. Darsey, Mrs. Frank Smith, Vice-President; C. N. Sullivan H. B. Knox, President; Jasper Driskell. Class History We are Crockett High School Seniors of 1960 and it is our graduation night. As we sit in the auditorium anxiously awaiting the presentation of the diplomas for which we have worked twelve years, memories crowd our thoughts and make it difficult to concentrate on the speeches being made. Looking around us, we see the faces of many classmates who have been with us from the very first grade. Other familiar faces are those of friends who have joined us from time to time as the years have quickly passed. How eager and yet how frightened we were as we approached those first grade teachers in 1948, Mrs. Ruth Maxwell and Mrs. Griffin, who were to give us the foundation upon which our later school years were built. Other primary teachers whom we remember with affection are Mrs. Easterly, Mrs. Caskey, Mrs. Bynum, and Mrs. Faver. At the end of the third year, we climbed the first flight of stairs to enter fourth grade. We were now closer to the dreaded principal's office, and our teachers. Miss King and Mrs. Schmidt, expected more of us. Up another flight of stairs we climbed to the fifth grade, where we got our first experience in departmental work. Recess was a thing of the past, but P.E. under Miss Beulah, Mr. Sum- mers, and the other coaches were periods to enjoy. That was the year that Mr. Mullens left us and Mr. Stewart came to be our principal. He was to guide us through the upper grades and to join us again as high school principal for our junior and senior years. As we see him tonight assisting Dr. Ogg, our Superintendent, in the distribution of the diplomas, we are thankful for the kindness which he has shown us on many occasions, when we really needed the board. He was there, too. when we graduated from the eighth grade. That was a proud day for us. Do you remember that Mr. Jordan said that our class had more pupils on the honor roll than any class which he could recall? The home room mothers helped us celebrate with a swimming party followed by supper and dancing at the youth center. With a fond farewell to our junior high teachers, Mrs. Sallas, Mrs. Carpenter, Miss Hassell, Mrs. Wootters, Mrs. Caskey, and others, we left the building in which we had spent eight happy years and entered Crockett High School. When we were foolish freshmen, we found out that high school was not just one continuous party but that there was work, too. We had a grand football season, winning district that year. By selling programs at the junior high games, we made money for the freshman-sophomore party which had an oriental theme. The freshman sponsors were Mrs. Mable Goolsbee and Mrs. Rob- bie Deauman. As sophomores we were the recipients of a wonderful party given for us by the freshmen. The sophomore home room teachers were Mrs. Byron Orand and Mr. S. N. Boykin. At the end of that year we lost our principal and superintendent, Mr. W. L. Jordan and Mr. William Schmidt, who had befriended us so many times during our first two years in high school. Our junior year was spent in making money for the prom. We presented a play which was entitled This Ghost Business. Finally the time came for us to have the prom for the seniors. The theme of the prom was A Southern Garden. We used moss and tumbleweed sprayed pink to produce a very pretty effect. Junior Sponsors were Mrs. Dave Hazlett and Mr. A. H. Sanders. Our senior year was very exciting. Not one of us will forget the day we received our senior rings. We had a winning football team and something new was added to the half time activities, a drill team, the Crockettes, marching to the music of the Bulldog Band. Working on the an- nual and Bulldog Barks kept us busy. The year passed quickly and was climaxed by all of the nice senior parties. Our senior sponsors were Mrs. Reece Heard and Mr. Jimmy Moore. Now we are here tonight receiving our diplomas which certify that we are ready for what the future may bring. Class Officers BARBARA JONES - Vice-President These officers were elected in the spring FRANK LEE LUCAS - President of 1959 to serve as the Senia officers for the DELORES SPRUILL - Secretary-Treasurer Class of '60. Class Favorites JOHNNY SPINKS HARRIET MOSS Typical Seniors, these popular students were chosen as class favorites. BEIBER, DAVID E. BEIBER, SHARON F. Basketball 1,2; Volleyball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3; FHA 1,2; Library 1,3; Pep Squad 2, 3; DE 4; Chorus 3. DE 3,4, Treas. 4; Hm. 1, 2; Quietest 4; Pep Squad 3,4. Jr. High Cheerleader 1; Sports Manager 3,4; An nual Staff 4; DE 4. Band 1,2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4, Bandsman of Month 4; Drama Club 2; Annual Ed- itor 4; SC 2, 4, Pres. 4; Bulldog Bark 4; Scholastic Letter 3; Number Sense Dist. and Reg. 1,2,3; Most Likely to Succeed 4; Debate Club 3; Decla- mation Jr. 1, Sr. 3. BENNETT. DOYLE FFA; DE. BENNETT. WALTER Pres. 1; Spanish Club 2,3; Pres. 3; SC Sec. 3; Class Plays 3; Pep Squad 3,4; Cheerleader 4; NHS 3. 4; Most Courteous 4; Annual Staff 4; Bulldog Bark 4. BREWER, BETTYE JOYCE Spanish Club 2; Pep Squad 1,2, 3, 4; Library Club 2; Crockettes 4; Debate Club Dist. and Reg. 1,2, BOWDOIN, ROBERT E. 3; Basketball 2; Volleyball BROWN, NORVLE L. 3; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 3; Librarian 4; Bull- dog Bark 4. BURKS, LARRY D. FFA, Sec., Sentinel 1,2; Jr High Football 1; Track 2, 3.4; C Club 2.3. 4; Har- vest Festival 3; Football 3, 4, Dist. 4, Tri-Capt. 4; Bulldog Bark 4; Most Dar- ing 4; Band 1,2,3, 4, Dist. and Reg. 2, 3; Band Beau 4; 1st Place Ensemble at Reg. 1. BUSBY, CATHY CALCOTE, ALAN CHEAIRS, WANDA COOK, LOUIS N. Basketball 1; DE 3, 4; Football 3, 4; All East Texas Track 4; DE President 4. 4; Sergeant-at-Arms of Band 4; Band Council 4; Golf 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2, 3. 4; Mr. Atlas 4; Jr. High Football 1; Annual Staff 4; C” Club 3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4. CULP. GRACE DRISKELL, LINDA Band 1,2, 3,4; Class Vice-President 3; FHA Junior Degree; FHA 1, 2,3,4; Student Coun- cil 1,2; Friendliest Girl 4; Business Man- ager of Bulldog Barks; Annual Staff 4; NHS 4; Basketball 1. ECKLES, JANNA KAY ELLIOTT, GWENDOLYN Basketball 1,2,3, 4; FFA 1, 2; Volleyball 1,2; Soft- ball 1,2. GARNER, JAMES BEALL Basketball 1: Football 3,4; Track 1; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; President of Class 2; Student Council 2, HALLMARK, GEORGE 4; Most Likely to Succeed ; Band 1; FFA 1,2,3; Track 3. Scholastic Letter 3; NHS 4; Bulldog Barks Staff 4. HODGES, CHARLES R. JONES, BARBARA S. Jr. High Football 1; FFA 1,2,3; DE Club 3; Drama Club 2; Jr. Class Play 3; Loudest 4; Football 2, 4. Band 1.2; FHA 1,2, 3, 4; Chapter Pres. 2; Class Fa- vorite 1; Dist. Jr. High Tennis 1; Pep Squad 3, 4; Sec. -Treas. 3; Crockettes” 4; SC 4; Bulldog Barks 4; Vice-Pres. 4; Annual Staff 4; Harvest Fest. 2; State Del. 1; Leadership Con. 1,3. JONES, NELDA S. KENDRICK, MICHAEL E. Student Council 1,2,3, Treas. 3; FHA 1.2. 3, 4, Parliamentarian 1; Band 1, 2, 4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Pep Squad 3; Bulldog Barks 4; Volley- ball 2, 3; Basketball Cap- tain 3, 4, Dist. Guard 3. KNOX. ROYCE M. FFA 1; Jr. High Foot- ball 1, Basketball 1, Track 1; Basketball 2, 3,4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Football 3,4; C Club 2,3,4; Sportsmanship Award 4; Hon. Mention Dist. 4; Most Ath- letic 4; NHS 3.4, Sec. 4; Bulldog Barks Staff 4; Scholastic Letter 3; Annual Staff 4. LEAVERTON, LINDA L. Band 1,2,3, 4, Dist. 1,2, 3, Reg. 1,2, Bandsman of Month 2, Sec. 4, Sweet- heart 4; Twirler 2, Drum Major 3,4; Class Favorite 2; Tennis 2,3; FHA 1; SC Reporter 4; Co-Editor of Annual 4; Best Dancer 4; Basketball 1; Miss CHS 4; NHS 4. LANE, MELBA A. Basketball 1,2,3, 4, Captain 3,4; Softball 1.2; Volleyball 1.2, 3,4; FHA 1,2, 3, 4, Pep Squad 3; Librar- ian 1,2; Annual Staff 4; Bulldog Bark 4; Most Athletic 4. LOONEY, MIKE J. LUCAS, FRANK L. Mr. CHS 4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Football 2,3,4; Tri- Captain 4; FFA Pres. 2; Class Pres. 4; Annual Staff 4; C Club 1,2,3, 4; Dist. Football 4; Representative to Peanut Festival 4. MATHER. LINDA LOU NHS 3,4, Pres. 4; Spanish Club 2; Pep Squad 3, 4; Crockette 4; Bulldog Barks 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 3; SC 3; Most In- tellectual 4; Drama Club 2; Librarian 3; Summer Science Institute 3. MATLOCK. SARA LOUISE Basketball 1; FHA 1; Vice- President 2; Drama Club 2; Spanish Club 2;3; SC Work- shop 2; SC 3,4, Sec. 3, Vice-Pres. 4; Scholastic MILLER, JAMES C. Football 1; Woodshop Club 1,3; One-Act Plays 2; Me- chanical Drawing Club 3; Annual Staff 4; Baseball 4; Track 2,4. Letter 3; Pep Squad 3, 4, Sec. 4; Crockettes 4; Most Daring 4; Bulldog Barks 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Librarian 4; Harvest Fes- tival. MIZE, CARY D. MOSS, HARRIET Spanish Club 3, 4; Tennis Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Class 1,2,3, 4; Dist. 1,2,3, Reg. Favorite 3,4; Cheerleader 1; Vice-Pres. 3; Pres. 4; 4; Annual Staff 4; Bulldog Bandsman of the Year 3; Barks 4; Wittiest 4; Harvest Student Dir. 3.4. Festival 4; Runner-Up Most Popular 4; Librarian 4. McCELVEY, JIMMY FRED FFA 1,2,3; Annual Staff 4; Football 1,2; Senior Personality 4; Pep Squad 3, 4. McCRUMMEN, RON NY Football 2,3, 4, Capt. 4; Basketball 2; Base- ball 1,2,3, 4; Most Intellectual 4; Annual Staff 4; Most Hand- some Nominee 1,2,3, 4; Band 1.2, 3, 4; C Club 1,2,3,4; Scholas- tic Letter 3; Golf 2, 3, 4; Track 1,2; FFA 1. PATRICK, FRANCES FHA 1.2; DE 3,4; Bas- ketball 2. PATTON. PATSY FHA 1; Pep Squad 2; Span- ish Club 2; District Spelling 1,2; Junior Play ; Annual Staff; Crockettes.” PERKINS. JACK Football 3,4; Basketball 4; Harvest Festival 4; Sen- ior Personality; Baseball 4. PIKE, ELNER Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; An- nual Staff 4; Bulldog Barks 4; Debate 1,2,3; Pep Squad 3; Basketball 2; Crockettes Volleyball 3; Library Club 2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3; Treas- urer 4; Jr. Degree 1. PYLE. NORMA LEA ROBERTS. NANCY FLO ROBERTS. RONNIE ROBINSON. JAMES Home Ec. 1; DE Club 4; FHA 1; Pep Squad 3. 4; DE Librarian 4. Club 3, 4; MCrockettesM 4. SANDERS. AGNES FHA 1.2; Pep Squad 3; DE Club 3,4. SHANKS. JANIE LAVERNE FHA 1.2.3; FHA 5th Vice-Pres. 3; Girls' Softball 2; Who's Who FHA 3; Annual Staff 4; Bulldog Barks Staff 4; Pep Squad 3; Volley- ball 3; Crockettes 4; Cutest Smile 4. SPINKS. JOHN LeGRAND FFA 1; Declamation 1; Bas- ketball 1,2; Scorekeeper 3; Most Handsome Contest 2, 3, 4; Class Favorite 2, 4; Runners-Up Most Popular 4; SHELKOFSKY, FRANK SMITH. HELEN LAVONNE SNELL, DONALD FHA Sweetheart 1,2, 3,4; C Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Annual Staff 4; FFA 1; Manager Football Band 1, 2,3, 4; Tennis Team Harvest Festival 2; Pep 3; DE Club 4; Pep Squad 4; 1,3; Annual Staff 4. Squad 3,4; Best Dressed Annual Staff 4. 4; Citizenship Award 3. SPRUILL. DELORES A. Band 1.2; Beauty Nominee 1,2,3, 4. Runner-Up Most Beautiful 1; Class Sec. - Treat. 2,4; DE Club Sec. 4; Pep Squad 3; Crockettes 4; FHA 1; Annual Staff 4; Most Sophisticated 4; Harvest Festival 2; Peanut Festival 4. STEPHENS. MARILYN D. Basketball 1,2.3.4; Volley- ball 1,3; Softball 2; FHA 1,2; Librarian 3; Annual Staff 4; Chorus 3; Basket- ball Captain 4; Miss Venus 4. STRAUGHAN. GRADY L., JR. FFA 1; Baseball 2; DE 3,4. TERRY, BETTY F. Pep Squad 3, 4; Crockettes 4; FHA 1,2, 3, 4; Chapter 3rd Vice-Pres. 2, 5th Vice- Pres. 4; State Meeting 2,3; National Meeting 4; Junior Degree 1, Chapter Degree 2; State Executive Council 4; Bulldog Barks 4; Annual Staff 4;NHS 4. Getting ready to go to S.M.U. for a drill team school. Six young ladies on their first band trip. WALLER, LEXIE N. UIL Ready Writing Dlst. 1, 2, 3; Reg. 1; Spanish Club 2,3, Pres. 3; Pep Squad 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4; Crock- ettes 4; Editor Bulldog Barks 4; Annual Staff 4; Best Dressed 4; Class Play 3; NHS 4; Beauty Nominee 1,4; Vice-President 1. Four lovely chorus girls seem very calm as a dashing cowboy holds a gun on them. And the band plays on. WOODARD, JOHN D. FFA 2,3; DE 4; Track 3,4; Tennis 2. WOOLEY, CHARLES W. Dancing in a dream world at the prom of 1959. WOOLEY, JAMES W Senior WITTIEST Harriet Moss and Mike Kendrick BEST DRESSED Nickie Waller and Johnny Spinks MOST INTELLECTUAL Linda Mather and Ronny McCrummen Juniors ADAMS. CHERRY F. ADAMS, DOUGLAS W. ALLEN, GEORGE BEARD, DONALD S. BEESON. CHARLOTTE BENTON. NORRIS W. BIRDWELL, JIMMY L. BOWMAN. KENNETH BUFFINGTON, JAMES R. BULLOCK, WILLIAM T. BYERS. BILLY A. CALLAWAY. JUDY A. CALLAWAY. KATHRYN A. CAMPBELL. OWEN R. CARSWELL. JERALD D. CHAPMAN, RICHARD P. CHILDS, GEORGE D. COOK. WAYLAND CRADDOCK, SUSAN DEAN. DIANA E. DICKEY. BARBARA J. DOMINY, LETHIA DURRETT, MELBA J. DURST, JULIAN A Juniors ECKLES. VERNON D. ELLIS. MARY A. FAREK. CHARLES P. FRYE, JANITA P. GANDY, MARY L. GAYLE. ROBERT W. HAFNER. DOROTHY HALLMARK. MARY HAMMOND. CHARLES HARDISON, SANDRA HATTHORNE. BONNIE S HEARD, ROYCE A. HILL. BOBBY HILL. JACK E. HIROMS, JANICE M. HUGHES, NORMA J. JONES, CECIL KIRKLAND, RAYMOND LANGSTON. VELVA J. LOLLIS, KENNETH MCDONALD, KENNETH MOORE. BEULAH MOORE, HORACE NETTLES, BRINDA Juniors NETTLES, LINDA PETERSON. REBECCA PETTY. MYRTLE A. REID, ROBERT E., JR. ROBERT, JAMES SKIPPER. ROY M SMITH, MINOR SOSA, JESSE SPINKS. SALLIE A. STEPHENS. JESSE L. STOWE, HAROLD STRINGER. PAUL D. TYER, ALBERT VADEN. PHILIP W. WARREN. BETTY R. WOOLLEY. DONALD G. These officers take a last minute breather on the front steps before ac- tually beginning their hard work on the prom. Favorites KAY CALLAWAY and HORACE MOORE These two were chosen by their class mates as outstanding representatives of the Junior Class in leadership, ability, and all-round popularity. ovtboy Sophomores Allee, Johnson Baldree, Joyce A. Brent, Donna C. Brown, Gladys E. Brown. Wayne H. Christian, Margaret A. Christian, Mary S. Cloud, Jimmy D. Cook, Patsy Corbin, Billy J. Crofford, Judith A. Culp, Daniel Davis, Jerry Wayne Dawson, Marsha L. Dillon, Albert Downs, Tiny P. Dykes, Pamela R. Farek, Sandra D. Ferguson, David P. Fore, Raymond Frye, John A., Jr. Graham, Linda G. Graham, Martha L Halbert, Gerry Jo Sophomores Hale, Louis Wayne Haley, Leonard N. Harrison, Larry Neil Hughes, Vernon W. Marks, Judith Carrol Marshall, Margaret Mather, Mike Murchison, Billy G. Northcutt, Donald R. Parks, Sandra Kay Rosser, Clifford Sherman, Joseph Shroyer, John A. Simpson, Sandra Smith, Geneva A Snell, Bobby J. Sophomore Favorites President - JOHNNY FRYE Vice-President - LINDA KNOX Secretary-Treasurer - GERRY JO HALBERT Linda, Gerry Jo, and Johnny were elected by popular vote of their class to lead their classmates through a suc- cessful year inC.H.S. and Officers Pedaling their way through their second year in high school, Linda and Johnny have received many honors in- cluding Sophomore Class Favorites. LINDA KNOX and JOHNNY FRYE Big Catch vi ning old 'im, Sirin Watcha doin'T 1 Donna� e Education Going SomevhereT Style? Freshmen Anders, Constance L. Arledge, James L. Arnold, Betty N. Arnold, Linda A. Barbee, Jack N. Bear, John R. Beard, Delmer Bennett. Cecil C. Benton, Richard C. Birdwell, Martha A. Bounds, Joan Brewer, Albert S. Bumgarner, Nancy L. Burton, Sandra L. Byers, Ottis W. . Campbell, Robert W Carlton, Bennie W. Cheairs, Wilma A. Christian, Marilyn J. Cook, James E. Craven, Thelda L. Darsey, Edna N. Dawson, James E. Denny, Deanna Dishon, Gary E. Dyches, Kenneth Easley, Bobbie J. Edmiston, Howard P Ellis, Betty L. Estell, Vera S. 1 Hail, Dorothy S. Hail, Laura J. Harrison, Billy P. Harrison, Freddy D. Hill, Betty J. Huff, Sheila K. Jackson, Bobby R. James Ruby L. Johnson, Clara E. Jones, Gloria V. Lade, Marie C. Land, Freddie J. Lansford, Glenda F. Lingold, Pamela Y. Manning, Craig Q. Maples, Sharon L. McDonald, Mitchell McLean, James E. McLean, Pamela I. McLeod, James M. McVey, Patsy A. Moore, Phyllis Morgan, James A. Morrow, Doris Oliver. Evon Page, Velma Pike, Linda L. Pugh, Wanda Rains, Cheryl L. Rials, Ernest W. Riley, Paula Reynolds, Wendell H. Sanders, Tonia J. Satterwhite, Ben L. Schanfish, Terry Shroyer, Janice E. Skalicky, Linda S Smith, Grady L. Smith, Peggy J. Spinks, Tommie Victery, Elizabeth J. Wilkins, Mary Young, Larry E. Sprayberry, Jimmy D. Stephens, Jerry L. Story, Fay L. Stowe, Jimmy H. Taylor, John L. Terry, William R. Thomas, Frank Thomasson, Janice L. Turner, Jerry L. Vaden, Nina J. Freshman Officers PHYLLIS MOORE - President While taking a minute for relaxation, HOWARD EDMISTON - Vice-President Phyllis, Howard, and Deanna dream of their DEANNA DENNY - Secretary-Treasurer first exciting year in C.H.S. Freshman Favorites SHEILA HUFF and J. A. MORGAN Characteristic of their class, Sheila and J. A. are looking for new ideas for a successful Fresh- man -Sophomore Party. Mr. C.H.S. Frank Ia'c Lucas Janita Frye Cary Mize Selected Bandsman of the Year Every month the band elects the person whom they think has filled the following requirements: musical improvement, leadership, loyalty to the Bulldog band, and attitude. Out of these nine bands- men, one is selected to receive the Bandsman of the Year trophy presented by the Jaycees. The following were selected as Bandsmen of the Months for this year: September, James Garner; October, Linda Leaverton; November, Sharon Beiber; December, Cary Mize; January, Larry Burks; February, Larry Harrison; March, Paul Stringer; April, Deanna Denny; and May, Linda Driskell. Most Beautiful Nominees Delores Spruill, Nickie Waller, Jane Johnson, Betty Terry, Linda Leaverton, Linda Knox (runner-up), and Lethia Dominy (third place). Most Handsome Nominees Wade Sullivan, Richard Chapman, Cary Don Mize, Ronny McCrummen, Horace Moore, Johnny Spinks (runner-up), and David Ferguson (third place). ANN MAPLES RAYMOND KIRKLAND MARSHA DAWSON FIRST ROW: Spinks, Victery, Riley, Moore, Gandy, Story, Burton, Pike, and Smith. SECOND ROW; Moss, Waller, Dean, Dominy, Hallmark. Johnson, Heard, Haffner. Parks, Stowe, and Craddock. THIRD ROW: Kirkland, Roberts, Dykes, Brent, Patton, Terry, Brewer, Moore, Mather, Pike, and Bennett. FOURTH ROW: Warren, Worsham, Corbin, Brown, Satterwhite, West, Hill. FIFTH ROW: Dawson, Lucas, Dillon, McLeod, Spinks, Hallmark, McCelvey, Shelkofsky, and Maples. Officers SPONSOR: Mrs. Eleanor Patton. OFFICERS: Nickie Waller, Buff Dean, and Sara Matlock. Pep S( uad Crockettes CHOREOGRAPHER: Buff' Dean DIRECTOR: James W. Henry SPONSOR: Mrs. Nat Patton Jr. FIRST ROW: Barbara Jones, Patsy Patton, and Bonnie Hawthorne. SECOND ROW; Delores Spruill, Donna Brent, Linda Mather, and Nancy Roberts. THIRD ROW: Laverne Shanks, Pam Dykes, Lethia Dominy, Betty Terry, and Bettye Brewer. FOURTH ROW: Sara Matlock, Nickie Waller, Sally Spinks, Buff Dean, Beulah Moore, and Elner Pike. BAND DIRECTOR James W. Henry The Bulldog” Band has had a very successful season un der the direction of Mr. Henry and each member owes him a debt of gratitude. DRUM MAJOR Linda Leaverton This was Linda's second and final year to lead the C.H.S. Band to victory. rrThe Outstanding Bulldog Band’ JUDY CALLAWAY Twirler 2 years Seven lovely girls pose in their cowboy costumes. They have made their perform- ances of the 1969 football season out- standing in many ways, this particular cos- tume was one of the most clever and effec- tive. KAY CALLAWAY Twirler 1 year LINDA KNOX Assistant Drum Maior '59 and 60 Twirler 3 years VIRGINIA STOWE Twirler 1 year The gills seem to have thought of every possible costume. Here they wear colored blouses, petticoats, and umbrellas. C.H.S. JANITA FRYE Twirler 3 years Assistant D. M. ’58 and 59 Twirlers of 1960 CLARINETS: Sharon Beiber, Mac Skipper, Deanna Den- ny, Nell Darsey,. Judy Callaway, Barbara Dickey, Pam McLean, Sheila Huff, Virginia Stowe, Cheryl Rains, Jan Hail, Ruby James, Chyleen Lade, and Janita Frye. Ab- sent: Kay Callaway and Jan Thomasson. CORNETS: Billy Murchison, Wade Sullivan, Louis Cook, Wendell Reynolds, Larry Burks, Bobby Jackson, Tommy Bullock, Pam Lingold, Marsha Dawson, Joyce Baldree, Johnny Bear, Jimmy McLean, Ann Petty, and Cherry Adams. FLUTES: Sharon Ma- ples, Dorothy Hail, Betty Ellis, Gloria Jones, Lynda Arnold, Gerry Jo Halbert, and Linda Knox. SAXOPHONES: Linda Driskell, Cary Don Mize, Butch Lucas, Mike Mather, Craig Manning, Jack Barbee, Clifford Wood, Jimmy Dawson, and Howard Edmiston. FRENCH HORNS: Linda Leaverton, Nelda Jones, Ann Maples, LaVonne Bennett, Linda Skalicky, and Hazel Wilkins. DRUMS: Jerry Davis, James Arledge, Larry Harrison, Albert Tyer, Thelda Craver, and Mary Wilkins. BARITONES: Don Northcutt, and Davyrl Childs. TROMBONES: Bob Terry, Faith Kendall, Ronny McCrum- men, and James Garner. BASS: Paul Stringer. BUS LOADERS UNION BAND BEAU BAND SWEETHEART Larry Burks Linda Leaverton Posed now, but still excited over this honor which they received by popular vote of the C.H.S. Band. Edmiston, Harrison, Davis, Stringer, Man- ning, Mather, and Terry. These boys worked hard all year and did a fine job. OFFICERS OF BAND Cook, Sergeant-at-Arms; McCrummen, Parliamentarian; Garner, Reporter; Knox, Treasurer; Leaverton, Secretary; Beiber, Vice- President; Mize, President. LIBRARIANS BAND COUNCIL Billy Murchison, Paul Stringer The council is made up of the band officers and rep- Sorting music is only one of their many jobs. resentatives from each grade. They carry out all business for the band. Academic Letters Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Awards ROYCE KNOX Student Council Citizenship Babe Ruth Sportsmanship LAVERNE SHANKS Commercial Award LINDA LEAVERTON D.A.R. Babe Ruth Sportsmanship ROYCE ANN HEARD Student Council Citizenship SHARON BEIBER L.G. Balfour Plaque and Key U.I.L. Literary Events POETRY READING Linda Knox Patsy Patton DEBATE Janita Frye Elizabeth Victery Mac Skipper Paul Stringer SPONSOR: Mr. Sanders James Miller, Donna Brent, James Garner, Linda Mather Chester Rosson Barbara Dickey DECLAMATION NUMBER SENSE Sandra Hardison Sharon Beiber Sharon Beiber SHORTHAND Delores Spruill, Harriet Moss, Grace Culp READY WRITING Sandra Farek Nickie Waller TYPING Linda Leaverton Roanne Warren Ann Petty Lethia Dominy Librarians Jan Eckles Fay Lee Story Bettye Brewer Johnny Bear Elner Pike Norma Pyle Melba Lane Harriet Moss Roanne Warren Betty Hill Connie Anders Doris Morrow Dorothy Hafner Mary Hallmark Lethia Dominy Melba Durrett Bobbie Easley Sue Estell The Choral Club Future Homemakers FIRST ROW, (Left to Right): Dorothy Hafner, Joyce Baldree, Sandra Parks, Janice Langston, Elner Pike, Donna Brent, (President), Linda Driskell, Betty Terry, Charlotte Beeson, Bonnie Hawthorne, Barbara Jones. SECOND ROW: Johnny Spinks (Sweetheart). Thelda Craven, Patsy Cook, Judy Crawford, Connie Anders, Delmer Beard, Marilyn Christain, Linda Skalicky, Martha Birdwell, Nancy Bumgarner, Norris Benton (Sweetheart). THIRD ROW: Miss Jean Guy (Sponsor), Lynn Rains, Nelda Jones, Sue Estell, Patsy McVey, Tiny Downs, Fay Lee Story, Ruby Jones, Jan Hail, Mrs. Catherine Harrison (Sponsor). FOURTH ROW: Rebecca Peterson, Lynda Arnold, Martha Graham, Mary Lou Gandy, Glenda Lansfor, Tommie Spinks, Joan Bounds, Janice Shroyer, Bobbie Easley. On Hostess Duty Keeping Nursery for P.T.A. F.H.A. Executive Council TH6 NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR BOYS STUDYING VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE F.F.A. CHAPTER Harrison, Long, Stowe and Gayle demonstrate some of the shop projects made by the boys of the Voca- tional Agriculture classes. Danny Culp and Bobby Snell with their en- tries at the Junior Livestock Show. Snell's calf won the grand champion prize and Culp's calf won the reserve champion prize. 13642442 F.F.A. OFFICERS: Vaden, Sentinel; Worsham, Junior Advisor; Hill, Vice-President; Lollis, Parlia- mentarian; Campbell. President; Gayle. Reporter; Stowe. Secretary; Adams. Treasurer; Janita Frye. Sweetheart; Mr. Favor, F.F.A. Sponsor. OFFICERS: President - Allen Calcote, Vice-President - John Woodard, Secretary - Delores Spruill, Treasurer - Joycelene Beard, Reporter - Bonnie Hawthrone, Parliamentarian - Bobby Hill. D.E. SWEETHEART Joycelene Beard D.E. is very important to the future of our country. Without the proper training, which is administered in D.E., the future merchants and managers of the Retail Busi- ness will not have the proper knowledge of business administration. D.E. students who are dedicated to the creed of their club will contribute much to the success of business organizations. The support of D.E. has and will pay off in the future. . . . Allen Calcote Distributive Education Club Frank Shelkofsky David Beiber Members of the D.E. Club Assistant Business Manager - Larry Harrison Assistant Editor - Kay Callaway Ad Salesmen - Bettye Brewer, Paul Stringer, Elner Pike Editor - Nickie Waller FIRST ROW: N. Waller B. Brewer L. Shanks N. Jones B. Jones E. Pike M. Lane B. Terry The Staff Business Manager - Linda Driskell SECOND ROW: Mr. Freeman P. Stringer L. Harrison R. Knox J. Garner H. Moss L. Burks W. Bennett L. Driskell K. Callaway Feature Editors - Linda Lou Mather, Sara Matlock. Betty Terry, Bar- bara Jones The Bulldog Barks Member I.L.P.C. Editor — Nickie Waller Assistant — Kay Callaway Business Mgr. — Linda Driskell Ass’t. Bus. Mgr. — Larry Harrison Feature Editors — Barbara Jones, Linda Mather, Sara Matlock, Betty Terry Exchange Editor—Lavcrne Shanks Boys' Sports — Royce Knox, Horace Moore Girls’ Sports — Nelda Jones, Melba Lane Columnists — Larry Burks, James Garner Ad Salesmen — Paul Stringer, Bettye Brewer, Elner Pike Typists — Walter Bennett, Harriet Moss Reporters — Sharon Beiber, Ray mond Kirkland, Richard Chap- nan, Donna Brent, Ann Maples, Deanna Denny, Sandra Burton, Nell Darsey Sponsor — Mr. Jack Freeman Exchange Editor - Laverne Shanks Sports Editors - Nelda Jones, Melba Lane, Horace Moore, Royce Typists - Harriet Moss, Walter Bennett Knox Sponsor - Mr. Jack Freeman Columnists - Larry Burks, James Garner The National Honor Society + The fall initiation of 1959 brought in five new members. They were as follows: Linda Driskell, Nickie Waller, Linda Leaverton, Betty Terry, and James Garner. Walter Bennett, Linda Mather and Royce Knox were elected in Ore spring of 1959 and they served as officers for the society. Officers and Sponsor President - LINDA LOU MATHER Vice-President - WALTER BENNETT Secretary - ROYCE KNOX Sponsor - MRS. ROBBIE DEAUMAN Members Selected in Spring of I960 Royce Ann Heard, Roanne Warren and Janice Hiroms were initiated on May 4, 1960. As new members, they will serve as the officers for next year's society. Ro- anne was elected President; Janice, Vice- President; and Royce Ann, Secretary-Treas- urer. Program of Initiation Welcome Address - Linda Mather Emblem - Linda Leaverton Scholarship - Linda Driskell Character - James Garner Leadership - Nickie Waller Service - Betty Terry Presentation of New Members Pledge Presentation of Cards Benediction - Dr. Ogg Reception - Homemaking Dept. All Members of I960 Society Reception After Program Buff and Johnny Linda and Horace Prissy and Frank Gerry Jo and Louis Faith and Cary Don Sheila and Danny Guys and Dolls Virginia and Buddy Elner and Bobby The id a and Richard The 60 Bulldog Staff FEATURE EDITORS Linda Lou Mather and Elner Pike SPORTS EDITORS Royce Knox, Johnny Spinks, Butch Lucas, Marilyn Stephens, Melba Lane. EDITORS Linda Leaverton and Sharon Beiber BUSINESS MANAGER - Barbara Jones ADVERTISING SALES Jimmy McGelvey Linda Driskell Betty Terry HISTORIANS James Garner and Patsy Patton ART EDITORS Chill Hodges and LaVonne Bennett (not in picture) PHOTOGRAPHERS Sara Matlock and Louis Cook CONCESSION WORKERS Jimmy McCelvey and James Robison Not Pictured: James Woolley, Allen Cal- cote, Doyle Bennett, Gwen Elliot, Robert Bowdoin, James Miller, and Melba Lane. ASSISTANTS Frank Shelkofsky, Harriet Moss, and Cary Don Mize ANNUAL SALES Walter Bennett, Jimmy Mc- Celvey, David Beiber, Nickie Waller, Delores Spruill, Nelda Jones, and Laverne Shanks. Not pictured: Bettye Brewer, Laverne Adler. Annual Staff FOURTH ROW: Barbara Jones, Butch” Lucas, James Garner, Sara Matlock, Sharon Beiber, Linda Leaverton. THIRD ROW: Raymond Kirkland, Janita Frye, Judy Callaway, Mrs. Heard - Sponsor, Kay Callaway, Janice Hiroms, Susan Craddock. SECOND ROW: Linda Knox, Johnny Frye, Larry Harrison, Clifford Rosser, Ann Maples. FIRST ROW: Nell Darsey, Betty Ellis, Deanna Denny. Student Council Officers Linda Leaverton, Reporter; Sara Matlock, Vice-President; Sharon Beiber, President; Larry Harrison, Parliamentarian; Linda Knox, Treasurer; Janita Frye, Secretary. The Student Council, elected by their classmates, serves as the governing body of the school. The council tries to carry out the wishes of die student body as a main part of their program, The members are elected on the basis of leadership, scholarship, and the ability to get along with the fel- low-classmates. Along with its governmental duties, die council declares various days throughout the year to make the school year more interesting. Sweetheart and Tri-Captains PRISSY” CALLAWAY RONNY McCRUMMEN BUTCH” LUCAS LARRY BURKS BUTCH LUCAS LARRY BURKS RONNY McCRUMMEN JACK PERKINS Off. Fullback, Def. Guard, 3 yr. Letterman, Tri- Captain 1959, All-District Def., Hon. Mention Off. Off. Halfback, Def. Line backer, 2 yr. Letterman, Tri-Captain 1959, All - District Def. Off. Quarterback, Def. Linebacker, 2 yr. Letter- man, Tri-Captain 1959. Off. End, Def. End, 1 yr. Letterman. LOUIS COOK Off. Guard, Def. Line- backer, 2 yr. Letterman. •'CHILI” HODGES Off. Guard, Def. Line- backer, 1 yr. Letterman. JAMES GARNER Off. Guard, Def. Line- backer, 2 yr. Letterman, Hon. Mention All-Dis- trict Offense. ROYCE KNOX Off. Tackle, Def. Guard, 2 yr. Letterman, Hon. Mention All-District Of- fense, Sportsmanship Award. Seniors 1960 These loyal and en- thusiastic Seniors have shown their ability and prowess by making the 1959 football season a magnificent one. KENNETH BOWMAN JOHNNY FRYE DAVID FERGUSON HORACE MOORE Off. and Def. Halfback, 2 yr. Letterman, All- District Off., Hon. Men- tion Def., Most Valuable Off. Center, Def. Line- backer, 2 yr. Letterman, Hon. Mention Off. Off. Quarterback, Def. Halfback. 1 yr. Letter- man, All-District Def. Off. End, Def. End, 2 yr Letterman. Off. Fullback, Def. End, 2 yr. Letterman. Off. End, Def. End, 1 yr. Letterman. Off. Halfback, Def. Half- back, 1 yr. Letterman. Off. Fullback, Def. Line backer, 1 yr. Letterman. NORRIS BENTON JERRY STEPHENS DONALD BEARD HAROLD STOWE Off. Halfback, Def. Half- Off. End, Def. End, 1 yr. Off. Tackle, Def. Guard, Off. Tackle, Def. Guard, back, 1 yr. Letterman. Letterman. 1 yr. Letterman. 1 yr. Letterman. WADE SULLIVAN ROBERT GAYLE DANNY ECKLES GERALD CARSWELL Off. and Def. End, One yr. Letterman. Off. and Def. Tackle, One yr. Letterman. Off. Center and Def. Tackle, One yr. Letterman. Off. and Def. Guard, One yr. Letterman. GEORGE ALLEN Squadman RAYMOND FORE Squadman TOMMY BULLOCK Squadman JESSE SOSA Squadman DONALD NORTHCUTT| Squadman JULIAN DURST Squadman CLIFFORD WOODS Squadman BERT BREWER Squadman J. A. MORGAN Squadman CHARLES HAMMOND Squadman CLIFFORD ROSSER Squadman JACK BARBEE Squadman These are the men who guided the team to one of the most successful sea- sons ever recorded in Crockett High School history. Coaches Managers The unsung heroes of every team are the managers who do their work in the dressing rooms. 1959 Bulldogs Coach Tubbs and the Bulldogs Buffington drives for lay-up. Crockett 73 Crockett 57 Crockett 44 Crockett 47 Crockett 75 Crockett 57 Crockett 71 San Aug. 54 J asper 58 Center 35 Rusk 36 San Aug. 56 Center 51 Rusk 46 The Bulldogs finished in second place in District 24AA. The Crockett team placed three boys on the All- Distiict team. They were Royce Knox, James Buffington, and David Ferguson. Get that rebound! KNOX BUFFINGTON BYERS FERGUSON BOWMAN BENTON 3 Letters 2 Letters 1 Letter 1 Letter 3 Letters 2 Letters Senior Junior Freshman Sophomore Junior Junior Basketball Bulldogs watch as Benton hits. HAMMOND Squadman Junior Coach Tubbs, Captain Knox, Managers Bear, Beiber, Haley, and Dawson. MOORE 3 Letters Junior Jump, David! FRYE 1 Letter Sophomore BROWN Squadman Sophomore SULLIVAN Squadman Sophomore WOOLLEY Squadman Junior STEPHENS Squadman Freshman HIROMS BRENT COOK SPINKS Coach: Mr. Parks Manager Gwen Elliot Captains: Janis Hiroms and Marilyn Stephens LANSFORD CHRISTIAN VADEN GIRLS'VOLLEYBALL - STANDING: Lane. Christian, Christian, Beard, Bounds, Anders, Johnson, Pyle, Brent. KNEELING: Christian, Jones, Estell, Shanks, Crawford. GOLF - Woods, McCrummen, Barbee, Northcutt, Edmiston, Woolley, Cook. Coach Tubbs, James Robert, Elizabeth Victery, Linda Leaverton, Wade Sullivan, and Johnny Bear. Cary Don Mize and Nell Darsey, not pictured. JOHNNY BEAR Tennis Team On Friday, April 7, Crockett competed with Center and San Augustine for the District 24-AA title. Nell Darsey took first place in girls' singles, with Cary Mize taking first in boys' singles. Linda Leaverton and Elizabeth Victery won first in girls' doubles. Wade Sullivan and James Robert came in second in boys’ doubles. As a team, we succeeded in taking first place title. 1960 OUTFIELD - STANDING: Stephens, Perkins, Chapman, Frye. KNEELING: Bowman, Miller, Hammond, Jerry Syephens. Baseball INFIELD - STANDING: Rosser, Ferguson, Garner, Gayle. KNEELING: Perkins, Wilson, Moore, Brown, McCrummen. COACHES Nichols and Moore PITCHERS Chapman, Brown, Bowman CATCHERS Lucas, Frye MILE RELAY: Burks, Hammond, Brewer, Moore SPRINT RELAY: Burks, Bowman, Moore, SPRINTERS: Miller, Burks, Bowman, Moore, Brewer, Looney Miller Frank Thomas Nancy Bumgarner Jimmy Cook Sharon Maples The crowning event of the 1959 Harvest Festival, sponsored by the Parent- Teacher Association, was the coronation of the king, queen, prince, and princess Harriet Moss Jack Perkins Mr. Johnny Frye and Miss Gerry Jo Halbert were crowned King and Queen of the '59 Harvest Festival on the evening of November 10, in the high school auditorium. They repre- sented Mrs. Patton's sophomore homeroom, which turned in the most money for tickets sold. Last year's King and Queen, Bob Johnson and Kay Callaway, performed the crowning cer- emony, along with last year's Prince and Princess from grade school. Festival Coronation Lynda Arnold Billy Harrison Buff Dean Raymond Kirkland Joyce Baldree Clifford Rosser with their royal court in attendance. Representa- tives from each homeroom in grade school and high school participated in the coronation. Louis and Molly Elner David and Nelda Frank and Linda Lou Edward and Sara At eight o’clock on the evening of April 3, 1959, the juniors and seniors descended a graceful curve of stairs into a beautiful Southern Garden deco- rated in varying shades of pink. The ceiling of pink tumbleweeds and gray moss lifted the gay spirits to a high climax. A delicious Southern style meal was served. Softly, the music of the band drifted through the garden and we danced to the final number of the evening. As the clock struck twelve, everyone ascended the stairs and the Prom of 1959 became a memory. With mixed emotions and smiling faces, die juniors and seniors dance to the theme song, Garden in thp Rain. Moonlight and Roses Royce Ann and Chet Susan and Horace Janita and Ronny Prissy and Louis Cherry and Kenneth Roanne and Richard Buff and Johnny The prom gets underway as the juniors and seniors line for the Grand March. Elner and Charles Harriet and Danny Beth and Cecil Junior-Senior Prom of 1960 Sara and Jack Linda and Allen C.H.S. Combo takes over during intermission. Judy and Butch Nickie and Walter Barbara and Jimmy Jan and Winsel Melba and Tommy Laverne Be sure it’s on straight. Don't forget, everyone be sure to sing the Alma Mater right after the Pledge of Allegience. The long-awaited hour is here! Linda Lou receives her diploma from Mr. Jasper Driskell, as the members of the Class of '60 look on. Don't bug me, Mrs. Heard. Comm e nee merit Exercises Valedictorian With a four-year grade average of 94.15, Linda Leaverton was named valedictorian of our class. She gave the Welcome Address at commencement and her name will be engraved on the Rotary Club's plaque. Salutatorian Sharon Beiber gave the Class Address at our commencement. She was named salutato- rian of our class and had a four-year grade average of 94.10. Dr. Terrell W. Ogg introduced the speaker. Dr. Arvin Donner. Dr. Donner is the Dean of the School of Education at the Uni- versity of Houston. With a grade average of 94. 06 for four years of high school, James Garner was named high-point boy. He played a trombone solo entitled Concertstuck by Muhlfeld. Class of 1960 We bid you a fond farewell and hope that as you continue your high school days, you will hold in your memories the Seniors of '60. We have cried to set a fine example for you and have carried out as many traditions as possible, so keep up the fine standards. Yesterday is but a dream, and to- morrow is only a vision; but today well lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness, and every tomorrow a vision of hope. Look well therefore to this day. ' — SANSKRIT The Yearbook Staff recommends that you patronize these Advertisers Compliments of PARIS MILLING CO. Phone 732 DAIRY QUEEN The Cone With the Curl on Top RAY and MAY MORROW Owners and Operators JIM WARNER PAUL Lowest Prices Best Meat MACHINE, and WELDING SUPPLY Best Groceries Houston Highway Box 480 Phone 109 Compliments of JACKSON’S L. A. PARKER HUMBLE STATION Shoe Repair--Sporting Goods Phone 212 Crockett Phone 165 Compliments of . . . CROCKETT SEED SUPPLY COMPANY RALPH MATHER, Owner Box 191 Crockett Phone 978 Congratulations to the Seniors of '60 and to the Annual Staff KNOX FURNITURE STORE The Store With Furniture for Everybody Philco Appliances--Sales and Service Phone 157 Crockett, Texas Compliments of . . . CROCKETT BUTANE CAS SERVICE ALTON McCELVEY Our Service Begins Where the Gas Main Ends 205 S. 2nd Crockett Compliments of . . . Cong ratulations to the Seniors of '60 CLIFFORD KNOX LAWSON’S Consignee HUMBLE STATION MAGNOLIA PRODUCTS Shop and Save at J. O. LEWIS GROCERY MORROW FURNITURE STORES Gift Items--New and Used Furniture 3 Stores to Serve You Morrows Specialty Shop on the Square Morrows on the Corner of the Square Morrows Used Furniture Store HADID FOOD MARKET CASKEY’S BEAUTY SHOP Some Bigger But None Better -Free Delivery- E. Houston Avenue Phone 498 or 898 Crockett, Texas Crockett, Texas Phone 465 2uaCcty toce ue mi G. H. PARKER RHODEN SERVICE STATION FEED AND SUPPLY Compliments Best Wishes to Seniors Seniors of '60 ■ ■ JgjroL ■ ■ ■ . pUVMO UTH KNOX MOTOR IMPLEMENT COMPANY Phone 558 Crockett, Texas CORNELIUS INSURANCE AGENCY Accident -- Health -- Life Fire -- Liability -- and All Kinds of Insurance Coverage. Insurance Service Since 1936 Phones 31 or 584 CORNELIUS INSURANCE AGENCY Crockett Hotel Building 5 BEAR’S GULF SERVICE fj§ 1 ROLAND and WALTER BEAR 1117 E. Houston Ave. Phone 186 TEXAS CAFE (0 509 East Goliad FLOORING CO. Phone 940 Quality Flooring Crockett, Texas TEXAS POWER LIGHT CO. W. E. HAIL, JR. , Manager Crockett, Texas Compliments of . . . ALTON McCELVEY T. D. CRADDOCK Hardware - Appliances Crockett, Texas Phone 317 Sales Service Better Meats for Better Meals WARNERS GROCERY jJ Phone 55 rfew Heating Air Conditioning Plumbing Supplies @ MEATS THE FUTURE IT II T T F H belongs to those who plan for it. U 11 1 1 L U n. GAS J Compliments of . . . (V) UNITED GAS CORPORATION Crockett Texas NEAL CLEMENTS SMITH’S MAN'S SHOP HARDWARE STORE Crockett's Leading J. SMITH MURCHISON, Owner Man's 214 East Goliad 368 Store Crockett, Texas Compliments SAM F. ARLEDGE MARKETER Sinclair Petroleum Products P. O. Box 187 Phones 539 Crockett, Texas STOWE LUMBER COMPANY Manufacturers and Dealers in Yellow Pine Lumber Crockett, Texas Sawmill Planing Mill Building Materials Steam Dry Kilns P. O. Box 805 Phone 154 ROYAL CAFE MR. and MRS. W. A. SPAIN, Owners Steaks and Chops Air-Conditioned - Clean Rest Rooms Compliments of......... JIM GRADY BOBBIE WALLER Crockettes ALLEE’S JEWELRY Fine Diamonds - Watches Watch Repairing - Engraving POLK’S East Houston at Sixth IF IT'S FASHION YOU WILL ALWAYS -NATIONALLY ADVERTISED LINES- Ready-to-Wear -- Piece Goods Millinery -- Accessories -d zte4t Crockett, Texas Congratulations to the Seniors of '60 from CITY DRUG DRUGS Ttrestone SHOP and SAVE at. . . McCONNELL’S WAREING TIRE SUPPLY Since 1893 Your Best Place to Trade Firestone Tires Television and Appliances Crockett Texas DOMINY SERVICE STATION Phone 788 Houston Highway CONGRATULATIONS to the SENIORS OF 1960 and to the BULLDOG STAFF KING MOTOR CO. BUICK CHEVROLET COMPLIMENTS OF BEST POLICY AT ALL TIMES RAMEY AUTO SUPPLY 201 East Goliad Phone 291 W. B. ROBERTS PEST CONTROL Crockett Phone 72 Box 814 COMPLETE PEST CONTROL Crockett, Texas JACK BARBEE MOTOR COMPANY Phone 340 207 S. 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On the Square in Crockett jja CHILD’S STUDIO CONGRATULATIONS TO SENIORS OF '60 CROCKETT COURIER- DEMOCRAT TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY