Fort Stockton High School - Panther Yearbook (Fort Stockton, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1947 volume:

EX LIBRIS FO REWORD Hundreds of years ago, when our country, as we now know it, was but a dream in an imaginative mariner's mind, the locality we call Fort Stockton was inhabited by the American Indian, to whom it was known as Comanche Springs. Thus he forever associated his tribal name with the miraculous springs that flow unceasingly, enriching the land and making it something other than barren desert. Through the years, up until our own time, the source of this sparkling water has never been drained dry, but has faithfully provided us with refreshment and vitality. It is our wish that the flow of memories that spring from within the contents of this book shall thus enrich your life and prove a never-ending source of refreshment and delight through the years to come. THE STAFF ORDER OF BOOK School Administration Classes Athletics Organizations Favorites m We, the Seniors of 1947, dedicate the 1947 PANTHER to James G. Huckaby as the person who has meant the most to us throughout our high school years. If in some way we have acquired any of his high principles and strength of characte.r, we leave this school better qualified to face life's problems. His hatred of dishonesty and laziness and his admiration for someone who can take it are only a few of the characteristics which have had so great an influence over our high school life. Firm and able to handle even the toughest, he's always ready to help and give another chance to someone who asks with the right spirit . Friend as well as professor, his teaching has not been confined to books. Mr. Cecil Casebier As George Eliot says in SILAS MARNER, There's debts we can t pay like money debts. Realizing this, we wish to express our appreciation for the invaluable ideas and assistance of Mrs. Thomas, our sponsor, the talent of Mr. Casebier in designing our cover, and the patience and untiring efforts of Mr. and Mrs. Lenhart in taking the pictures. Tom R. McKenzie Mrs. J. W. Butler Secretary BOARD Lloyd D. White HIGH SCHOOL O. L. Campbell B.A. North Texas State Teachers College Math and History Ranell Chaney B.A. Texas Technological College Speech, English B. L. Blackburn B.A. Univ. of Texas Coach and Math FACULTY Bill Carrico B. S. Sul Ross State Teachers College Band I. M. Childers B.A. North Texas State Teachers College Science Raymond Graves B.A. College of Mines Assistant Coach and History Mary Ella James B.S. Hardin-Simmons University Physical Education Yvonne Moore B.S. Southwest Texas Teachers College Home Economics Vera Sams M.A. Univ. of Texas Librarian r JOE RILEY ALEXANDER Sunshine, love, laughter, Brown eyes, mischief and a busy tongue.” STEVE ARMENTROUT With all of youth's high courage He dared the marching days And dauntless, eager, fearless, He sought the untried ways. JANELLE ASHWORTH Such a darling little maiden. She is herself and nothing more! XENA LOU BARKIS A bundle of pep and fun We can't sum up the work she's done. DORBANDT BARTON “The ladies' hero—yet he still retains his head and accomplishes much. BILL BREEDLOVE Same old story, same old song, Same old fellow, all day long! JANE BRYSON She's small in quantity, we'll admit, But when it comes to quality, she's it! HUGH BURDINE The girl this boy's in love with Is the last one that's in sight. MARY ANN BUTZ To the lure of such an enticing blonde Tall and short alike respond! JACK CORDER A man must devote some of his time to other things than study! BEN EAK1N In soul, sincere; in action, faithful; and in honor, clear. EDWINA ELROD 'Such an adorable girl Sets your brain in a whirl. KATHRYN FORTSON Fascinating forever—she was made to be loved! ROY FREDERICK A mighty man he must be Who attempts to pick a scrap with me! ROBY HADDEN Handsome is as handsome does And — he's very handsome! JACKIE HAYTER Note for pep, fun, and flurry. She never has a worry. DORIS HILLGER A combination of nonsense, common sense, and a sense of humor. BILLY HODGES Waves of blackest hue Smiling Irish eyes of blue, Steal your heart away. BETTY ZOE HOEFS Clever in ways and fair, Of joy, not care, she has a full share.- J. T. JOHNSON Nature, in her liberal art, Gave to him a noble heart. BILLIE JO LINDSEY The joyous present is mine to do with as I please.” CLETA LOVELL A modest lass in her we see, Though a lasting friend she's sure to be.” JO MAHLER Through our halls a more faithful tongue Has never its ceaseless echoes rung! EUGENE MARABLE Good humor is the blue sky of the soul, The bright, fair weather of the heart.” WARDEN MAYES Life is a succession of things to be licked, enjoyed or endured. Warden licks 'em! WESLEY MEASDAY Youth is the time for laughter and love; And I have lived—seventeen years! EMMA MORALES Fair, modest, sweet— True, sincere, kind. BILLIE MERLE McDONALD Tall and slender. And musically inclined is she. EDGAR NICKS His grin is fatal — yet He and worry have never met. DWIGHT PATILLO He does not bother anyone by talking too much. BOBBYE PAYNE A handsome girl, just bubbling over with fun. G. H. RAINWATER Begone, dull Care! I prithee begone from me! Begone, dull Care! Thou and I shall never agree. RICHARD REEVES In life destined to be a man—worthy to be called so. BONNIE RICHARDSON A big blue-eyed blonde! How many have fallen victims to her wiles? HENRY SHELLENBERGER There's honesty, manhood and good fellowship in thee. MARY HELEN SLATEN A better sport you never find, For bumps and knocks she doesn't mind. JOAN SLAUGHTER A rare combination of personality, talent and beauty. LILLIE SMETAK O for a million like her! She hides all cares beneath a smile And still believes life worth while. SHIRLEY SMITH Queen rose in the rosebud garden of girls. DOTSIE STEPHENSON Will there ever be another so winsome as she— Laughing, loving and lifting? WENDELL STRAHAN An eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth— I'm for the girls, to tell you the truth. BILLIE RUTH STUCKE She has two eyes so soft and brown. Take care! Take care! She gives side glances, then looks down— Beware! Beware! MARGERET TAYLOR Quite calm and deliberate—especially deliberate. ANN THORN It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. BOBBY WALKER If I quit talking the world will faint— and it musn't. SONNY WARNOCK A plant in our garden that made no fine show of fruit. But without whose pollen the garden had been barren. BILL WESTERMAN T may not be so very tall. But neither was Napoleon. RICHIE JEAN WHITE Dainly and neat Sweet and petite, Is she. WAYNE WHITE Though I am young, I scorn to flit On the wings of borrowed wit. STEVE WILLARD A noble heart in a noble body. BILLIE BELLE WINTER She laughed, she played, she sang, she danced, Through four hard years she gaily pranced. DONALD YARBROUGH Let the world rush on I'll take my time and ease. EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES JOE RILEY ALEXANDER Band 44-47, 4-H Club 44-47, Basketball 44-47, Football 45-47, Tennis 45-47, Junior Duke, Student Council 46, Spanish Club 46, Mesa Staff 46, Pep Parade 47. STEVE ARMENTROUT Band 44-47, Math Award 45. JENELLE ASHWORTH Buena Vista High, Imperial, Texas. Volleyball 44-46, Class President 44-46, Glee Club 44-45, Best All-Round Student 44-45, Tennis 45-46. Fort Stockton High. Thespian 47, Dramatics Club 47, Volleyball 47, Pep Squad 47, The Black Ghost 47. XENA LOU BARKIS Pep Squad 44-47, Volleyball 44-46, Dramatics Club 44-45, 46-47, Dramatics Club Secretary 47, Pep Squad Secretary 46. DORBANDT BARTON Football 44-47, Basketball 44-47, Track 44-47, S Club 44-47, Student Council 44, Band 44, Class President 45, All-District Basketball Team 46, All-State Basketball Team 46, Best All-Around Athlete 46, Most Outstanding Student 46, Aeronautics Award 46, Football Co-Captain 46-47, Annual Staff 46-47, All-District Football Team 47, Pep Parade 47. TOMMIE JANE BRYSON Norton High School-Pep Squac Majorette 42-46, Home Econoro ics Club 42, .Volleyball 42-46 Vice President of Class 42, Sec retary-Treasurer of Class 4! Pep Squad Flag Bearer 43 Sophomore Duchess 43, Tenni 46, Basketball 46, Junior Play 4c Fort Stockton High—Glee Clu: 47, Pep Squad 47. HUGH BURDINE Football 44-47, Lettermen's Clu: 44-47, History Club 46, Band 44 47. MARY ANN BUTZ Dramatic Club 44-47, Studer Council 44-46, Thespian 45-4' Secretary Thespians 47, Pe Squad Leader 45-46, Senic Doubles 46. JACK CORDER Football 44-47, Basketball 45- 46, Track 46, Panther Staff 46- 47, Junior Treasurer, Figureheads . BEN EAKIN Milford High—Class President 43-44, Junior Reporter. Fort Stockton High—Dramatics Club, Vice President 47. EDWINA ELROD Denton High—Biology Club 44, Pep Squad 44, Choral Club 44, Dramatic£ Club 45, Speech Club 45, Interscholastic League 45, Iwatka Club 45, Student Representative to SASG, Advisory Committee 46, National Forensic League 45, Future Homemakers of America 46. Fort Stockton High—Dramatics Club 47, Future Homemakers of America, 47, Choral Club 47. KATHRYN FORTSON Volleyball 43, Pep Squad 43-47, Choral Club 45, Pep Parade 47. ROY FREDERICK Football 43-47, Lettermen's Club 43-47, Track 44-46. ROBY HADDEN Band 43, Football 43-47, Letter-men's Club 43-47, Basketball 43-47, Track 44, Tennis 44-47, Student Council 44, Junior Vice President, Spanish Club 46, Senior President 47, Pep Parade 47, Best Looking Boy 46-47, Editor of Panther 46, Associate of Panther 47. JACKIE HAYTER Volleyball 43-47, Captain 44, All-Tournament Player 45, Tennis 43, Pep Squad 43-47, Pep Parade 47, Most Athletic Girl 47. DORIS HILLGER Band 44-46, Volleyball 44-46, Tennis 44-46, Student Council 44, Band Majorette 45, Choral Club 45-46, Pep Squad 46, Home Economics Club 46, Dramatics Club 47. BILLY HODGES Football 45, Lettermen's Club 45-46, History Club 45. BETTY ZOE HOEFS Pep Squad 43-47, Freshman Class Secretary, Dramatics Club 43, Glee Club 45-47, Junior Class President, Pep Leader 45, Senior Princess. J. T. JOHNSON History Club 45. BILLIE JO LINDSEY Pep Squad 43, Volleyball 43-45, Glee Club 45-47. CLETA LOVELL Rochester High—Future Homemakers of America 43-45, Volleyball 44, Future Teachers of America 45, Pep Squad 46. JO MAHLER Del Rio High--Glee Club 44, Freshman Reporter, Pep Squad 44, Girls' Auxiliary President 44, Library Club President 44, Soccer 44, Comedy for Children 44. Fort Stockton High—Sophomore Vice President, Pep Squad 45, Pep Leader 46, Home Economics Club 45-47, Typing Meet 45, History Club 45, Dramatics Club 46, Black Ghost 46. EUGENE MARABLE Tennis 43-45. WARDEN MAYES Track 43-47, Basketball 43-44, Band 44-47, Football 46. WESLEY MEASDAY Football 45-47, Basketball 45, Track 45-47, Panther Staff 46-47. EMMA MORALES Pep Squad 44, Glee Club 45. BILLIE MERLE McDONALD Pep Squad 43-46, Dramatic Club 43-47, Home Economics Club 44, Choral Club 45-47, Band 46, “Pep Parade 46. EDGAR NICKS Band 43-47, Football 44-47, Tennis 45-47, Basketball 45. BOBBYE RAY PAYNE Dramatics Club 43-47, Pep Squad 43-47, Pep Leader 45-46, Freshman President, Volleyball 43-45, H. E. Club President 45-46, Thespians 45-47, Vice Pres. Thespians 45-47, History Club 45, Mesa Staff 45, Panther Staff 45-47, Little Women 43, Drums of Death 45, One-Act Play 45, Pep Parade 46. G. H. RAINWATER Band 44-47, Basketball 44-46, Drums of Death 45, Football 46, Tennis 44-46, History Club 46. BONNIE RICHARDSON Pep Squad 43-47, Volleyball 45, Pep Leader 45, Thespian 46, Drums of Death 45, The Black Ghost 46, “The Pep Parade 46. RICHARD REEVES Track 44-46, Football 44-47, Basketball 44-47, Co-Captain Basketball 44, Junior Vice President 45, Student Council Pres. 46, Most Popular Boy 46, Co-Captain Football 47, High School King 47. JOAN SLAUGHTER Pep Squad 43-47, Dramatics Club 43-47, Thespian 44-47, Thespian President 45, Sophomore Treasurer, Associate Editor of Panther 46, Editor of Panther 47, Most Beautiful Girl 46-47, Math Award 45, Regional Meet 46, Little Women 43, Drums of Death 45, Pep Parade 46, Figureheads 46. LILLIE SMETAK Sidney High, Pep Squad 43-45, Fort Stockton High, H. E. Club 43-45, Glee Club 45-47. SHIRLEY SMITH Pep Squad 43-47, Pep Leader 45-46, Dramatics Club 43-46, Thespian Secretary 45, Thespian President 46, Junior Secretary, Junior Duchess, History Club Reporter 45, Aeronautics Award 46, Best All-Around Girl 47, High School Queen 47, Panther Staff 45-47, District One-Act Plays 45-46, Little Women 43, Drums of Death 45, Pep Parade 46. DOTSIE STEPHENSON Pep Squad 43-45, Volleyball 44-47, Dramati'cs Club 44-47, Student Council, Class Secretary 44, Band Majorette 46, 47, Regional Meet 45, Tennis 45, Junior Vice President, Most Popular Girl 46, Senior Secretary, Drums of Death 45, “Pep Parade 46. WENDELL STRAHAN Big Spring High, Football 44- 45, Latin Club 44, 45, Track 45, Guidance Class President, Fort Stockton High, Football 46, Basketball Manager 47. BILLIE STUCKE Freshman Vice President, Freshman Duchess, Pep Squad 43-47, Dramatics Club 44, 47, Band Sweetheart 45, H. E. Club President 46, Spanish Club 46. MARGARET TAYLOR Pep Squad 43, Volleyball 43, Regional Meet 44. ANN THORN Midland High, Band 43-44, Dramatics Ch’1' 43, H. E. Club, 44, Fort Stockton High, Choir 44, Pep Squad 45, 46, Dramatics Club 47, Volleyball 45-46, The Black Ghost 46, Pep Parade 46, WAYNE WHITE Football 43-47, Lettermen's Club 43-47, Track 43, Band 43, 4-H Club 43-47, Student Council 46, Aeronautics Award 46, Senior Prince, Most Popular Boy 46, Annual Staff 45, 46, Pep Parade 46. STEVE WILLARD Band 43-47, Drum Major 45, 46, Basketball 43-47, Thespian 46, Drums of Death 46, The Black Ghost 46, Figureheads 46, District One-Act Play 46. BILLIE BELLE WINTER Spanish Club 43, History Club 45, Pep Squad 43-47, Pep Leader 46, Dramatics Club 47, Thespian 47, The Black Ghost 46, Pep Parade 46. DONALD YARBROUGH Football Manager 45, History Club 45, Aeronautics Award 46. BOBBY WALKER Pep Squad 43-47, Junior Secretary, Senior Vice President, Thespian 46, Dramatics Club President 47, Drums of Death 45, Pep Parade 46, Figureheads 46. SONNY WARNOCK Track 43, 4-H Club 43-47, Most Outstanding 4-H Boy in Texas 42, Most Outstanding 4-H Boy in County 45, History Club 45, Student Council 46. BILL WESTERMAN W. C. Stripling Jr. High (Ft. Worth, Texas), Student Council, Fort Stockton High, The Black Ghost 46. RICHIE WHITE Iraan High, Band 43, Home Economics Club 44, Arizona, Band 44, Fort Stockton High, Pep Squad 46, Commercial Club 46. Row one: Benavides, Billings, Burden, Burden, Mize, McKenzie, Mulkey, Nix. Row two: Burdine, Burleson, Carruthers, Coleman, Palmer, Sanders, Schrier, Scudday. Row three: Dyche, Gaskill, George, Hallford, Smith, Stone, Strahan, Sumrall. Row four: King, Krick, Krick, Landers, Taliaferro, Teague, Wallace, Ware. Row five: Larkin, Lindsey, Mayes, Minear. + flll-R • ‘Mm ] ■ -• -. £. A ‘ ” ' -' '7 - • «- -s- . - -r . v v s 'iJri£! Z Aytf, '“ ' - -,3£Sr _ W v 3P i. ? ' s- , - ;£ - “ . , v‘) JT� '' 'p St9 ,. 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M. 31 12 December 6—Marfa 14 21 HONORARY CAPTAINS FOOTBALL SQUAD ,o ft. iAMJLlA t 8 73093 91 72 86 69 74 . 8S . . ., ■ � . i : Sr i rJ'8S 71 7eV65V 62 « ®0 , 7l S A A A«Ar A JIM IS- omU K V .-• .� ■� . V •?■ •. r t Left to right, Back row: Assistant Coach Raymond Graves, Warden Mayes, Roby Hadden, Bob Palmer, G. H. Rainwater, Curtis Nix, Dorbandt Barton, Bill Breedlove, Dick Gray, Stanley Krick, Richard Reeves, Wendell Strahan, Coach B. L. Blackburn. Middle row: Edgar Nicks, Wesley Strahan, Dick Minear, Bruce McKenzie, Jack Corder, Hugh Burdine, James Palmer, Joe Riley Alexander, Wayne White, Roy Frederick. Front row: Clinton Atkins, Charles Oiler, Joe Maples, Walter Scudday, Claton Williams, Buddy Butz, James Scudday, Wesley Measday. JUNIOR FOOTBALL SQUAD Left to right, 3ack row: Joe Dees, W. C. Coleman, Charles Shuttleworth, Paul Olson, Jimmy Corder, Coach Howard, Gene Harral, Kenneth Petty, A. W. Bishop. 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We are proud of the part we have had in the production of this book. It indicates the wealth of ideas and ability which have made possible the long record of our school annual achievement. TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY Dallas, Texas