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

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1948 volume:

s IOOH3S HDIH NO120O1S J.UOJ 8V6I d 3lilNVd 3 Hi % FOREWORD Memories are a treasure that is not easily stolen from you, and memories of your youth are the most precious of them all; so if you will follow the whimsical Panther through these pages and take careful note of all his antics, his troubles, and his vain attempts to gain knowledge of the world into which he, or she, has been thrust for better or worse, we of the annual staff hope that it will be a delightful experience for you in the present; and we also hope that in future times these pages and our beloved Panther will enable you to recall experiences and people who may have been temporarily forgotten but bring pleasure when they are called from the endless halls of memory. The Editor ns ADMINISTRATION Standing: Clyde F. Smith, J. Harrison Dyche Seated: Mrs. J. W. Butler, Mofyt Russell, Joe Hinson, Clyde Park, Tom R. McKenzie Board of E duc.a'f on Clyde Park President Student Body Fort Stockton High School Fort Stockton, Texas Dear Students I was glad to enter your high school this year as a freshman and my freshman year has been a pleasant one. Maybe by the time I graduate I will know something about how this year's Seniors feel. I was certainly glad to find a good high school when I started here in September, and it has been a pleasure for me to work with you in trying to make it a better one. High schools are built for students, and the faculty and administration intend for you to have a say in how it is run. We want you to make it the school you would like to have. You are the one who can build school spirit and good traditions. We want it to be a school where you receive knowledge on a thousand different subjects, and at the same time have as much fun as possible. We want you to be able to say that your years spent in Fort Stockton High School are the most pleasant in your life. If you have been taught nothing else, we hope you have gained a knowledge of the American Way of Life. I would like to compliment the Annual Staff and their Sponsor for this great yearbook they have produced. I am sure that it is one that all of you will be glad to show your grandchildren in the years to come. To you Seniors—I wish you all the luck in the world, and we hope that you will come back to see us quite often. E. W. Smith Supt. Schools TO THE STUDENTS OF FORT STOCKTON HIGH SCHOOL During each school year I become better acquainted with each of you and become more interested in the personal welfare and happiness of each individual. To you I may be your teacher and principal, but I want to be your friend most of all. I had much rather help you with your personal problems than with your algebra problems. The greatest pleasure I get out of teaching school is helping some bqy or girl, who may be having dificulties, get straightened out. However, I do not want you to wait until you are in trouble to come by to see me because I enjoy talking and visiting with you at any time. May we not only become friends but remain friends throughout life. I congratulate the annual staff on the splendid work they have done on The Panther of 194-8. I also want to express my appreciation to the student body and faculty for making this one of my most pleasant years. J. G. Huckaby Principal Faculxu Lois Arrant Spanish-English Sally Buster English Morris Childers Mathematics Mary Ella lames Physical Education Martin Baze Science O. L. Campbell History Ben Harris Assistant Coach Dan Patterson Coach Freddie Beth Reeder Secretary Gene Storey Speech-English Catherine O'Connor Home Economics G. L. Ray Commerce L. R. Reimer Band-Choral Club La Vem Timberlake Library J. A. Dedmon Custodian CLASSES S enior CA ass 0 ff cers Montie Wallace Sec. Tres. Shirley Sumrall Reporter ,6 V Dick Mi Pr, es. near SENIORS Abel Benavides Betty Burden Tahoka High School; Freshman Vice Pres. 45; Correspondence Club 45; Ft. Stockton High; Spanish Club 44-46; H.E. Club 44-46; Pep Squad 46; Commercial 47; Student Council 48 John Billings Spanish Club 46; History Club 46; Tennis 44-46; Football 48 Dorothy Burden Tahoka High School; H.E. Club 45; Spanish Club Secretary 45; Correspondence Club 45; Ft. Stockton High: H.E. Club 45-46; Spanish Club 45-46; Commercial Club 47; Pep Squad 46 Jesse Burdine Football 48; Band 44-48 Clara Jo Dyche H.E. Club 44-45; Pep Squad 45-46; Pres. Commercial Club 47; Sophomore Sec. 46; Interscholastic League 47; Junior Vice Pres. 47; Junior Duchess 47; Senior Vice Pres. 48; Annual Staff 48; High School Queen 48 Adelia Coleman Pep Squad’ 45-46; Secretary of Homemaking Club 45; Speech Club Secretary 48; Senior Class Princess 48 Harold French Sidney High School: Football 43-47; Basketball 43-45; Track 44-47; Half Mile 45; 2nd Place Short Put 47; Baseball 44-47; Volleyball 44-47 SENIORS Iris Gaskill Coolidge Union High: Majorette 45; Band 45; H.E. Club 45; Ft. Stock-ton High: Volley Ball 46 48; Band 48; Choir 45-48; Vice President in Choir 48; Majorette 48 Gloria King Pep Squad 45-46; Band 47-48; Choir 46-47-48; H.E. Club, Choir leader 45-46; Dramatic Club 45-47; Commercial Club 47 Stanley Krick Football. 44-48; Spanish Club 44-46; Band 44-48; Letterman's Club 47-48; 2nd Team On District 48 Marilyn Larkin Kirmit High School: Band 44-45; H.E. Club and Officer 46 Ft. Stock-ton High: H.E. Club 45-46; Area III Officer of F.H.A. 46; Band 45-46; Commercial Club 47; Speech Club 47 Dorothy Hallford Band 44-48 Ruby Lee Krick Olney, Illinois and Craig, Colorado: H.E. Club 44; Girls Athletic Choral and Choral Club Association 44; Ft. Stockton High: Vice Pres, of H.E. Club 45; Pep Squad 46-47; Spanish Club 47; - Glee Club 47 Craig Landers Student Council 45; Vice President Of Student Council 48; Sophomore Vice President 46; Junior Class President 47; Basketball 47-48; Letter-man's Club 48; Annual Staff 48; Speech Club 48 Ethelda Lindsey Choir 46-47-48; Pep Squad 45-46-47 SENIORS Nancy lean Mayes Tennis 44-46; Band 44-48; B. Pres. 48; Major 48; Majorette 44-47 Officer's Club 44-46; Volleyball 44-47; Annual 46-48; B. Mgr. 48; H. E. Club 45; Commercial Club 47; Choir 47; Dramatics 48; Student Council 48 Dick Minear Football 44-47; Basketball 44-47; Track 44-47; Student Council 46; Let-terman's Club 44-47; Senior Class Pres. 48; Football Capt. 47; 2nd all district team 47; High School King 47 Charles Mulkey Crane: Football 45; Odessa High School: Boy's Foods Club 45; P. E. Club 45; Ft. Stock-ton: C Alta Faye Otwell Band 44-48 Bruce McKenzie Football 44-46; Basketball 44-46; Track 45-46; Student Council 47; Student Council Pres. 48; Most Athletic Boy in High School 47 Conrad Mize Speech Club 44-45; Spanish Club 44-47; Commercial Club 47-48; Football 47-48; Basketball 47-48, Track 47-48 Curtis Nix Georgetown High: Football 45; Fort Stockton: Football 46-48; Basketball 46-48; Track 46-48; S. Club 46-48; History-Club 46; Commercial Club 46-47; Tumbleweed Bus. Mgr. 47-48 Dwight Patillo Imperial: Basketball 45; Ft. Stockton: Basketball 47;Football 47; Senior play 47; Student Council 48; Senior Class Prince 48 SENIORS Irene Pena James Scudday Football 45-48; Track 47; Letterman's Club 46-48; Speech Club 48 Shirley Sumrall Pep Squad 44-47; Spanish Club 44-46; H.E. Club 44-45; Commercial Club 47; Interscholastic League 47; Senior Reporter 48 Montie Wallace Student Council 44 Spanish Chib 45-46 Sophomore Pres. 46 Annual Staff 47-48 Editor 48 Lynden Sanders Tennis 46-47; Track 45 James Stone Track 45-47; State Track Meet 47; High Hurdles Record 47, Low Hurdles Record 47; Dis. High Point Track Man 46-47; Tied for Area High Point Man 47; Letter-man's Club 45-47 Lloyd Taliaferro Track 44-47; Basketball 44-47; Lettermen's Club 44-47; District High Hurdles Record 47; Comanche Relays High Point Man 47; Tied for Area High Point Man 47; 7th Place State High Hurdles 47; High Hurdles San Angelo Invitational 47; 2nd Place High and Low Hurdles Region 8 47; Student Council 48 Virginia Ware McCamey High School; H. E. Club '45; M. H. S. Choir '45-'46; Pep Squad '46-'47; Ft. Stock-ton High; Commercial Club '47; Glee Club '47-'48; Glee Club Pres. '48; Spanish Club '47 Xn Memoriunn Pobe.r'V Warren SmAW May 21, W7 SJcOt- Q SSX?Q-JO Vj n£p JUNIORS Joyce Armistead Sam Ashmore Clinton Atkins Lo Reta Binion Jeanne Bowie Bobbie Burton Martha Campbell Maxine Flood Clois French Mary C. Glenn Dick Gray Helen Harmon JUNIORS Lou Ann Hassenflu Joy Hickman Peggy Lawrence David Ligon JUNIORS Gloria Simon Ada Smith Billy Taylor Sarah Urias Dorothy Weddle Dorothy White SOPHOMORES Burton Atkins, Evelyn Barnes. Elodia Barron, Jerry Beauchamp, A. W. Bishop, Celia Bueno, Roxie Burcham. Buddy Butz, Dororthy Carthen Ruben Chavez, Janice Choate, Jimmy Corder, Faye Counts, William Criswell. Yvonne Gilpatrick, Ynacia Gonzales, Bryan Hale, Gene Harral, Gordon Hilbert, Frankie King, Connie Lee. Bob Linn, Ray Lovell, Joe Maples, Mary Louise Mayes, LaVem Montgomery, Patsy Moody, Dick Mooney. SOPHOMORES Frank Morales, Marcella Morales, Josephine Ortega, Dudley Owens, James Pairish, Dora Pena, Lucille Ryan. Mary Nell Shannon, Willa Dean Sheppard, LaDonna Shuttleworth, Genell Slaten, Mona Slaten, Crocket Slover, Shirley Stephenson. Mary Bess Taylor, Marvin Tyree, Ray Vance, Clayton Williams. Barbara Aubrey 1's FresHrr- c r- CAoss Officers 3nder Gon ,a es FRESHMEN Eva Arcides, Mabin Armistead, Buddy Beauchamp, Bobby Black, Patsy Burden, Gladys Burdine, Carol Burleson. Tom Carpenter, W. C. Coleman, Myrtle lo Creech, Loretta Criswell, Patricia Crump, Frank Dees, Peggy Dyche. Alexander Gonzales, Isabel Gonzales, Jesusita Gonzales, Leanor Gonzales, Manuel Gonzales, Dwayne Harral, Mary Harrison. Caroline Hinsey, Jimmy Hodges, Robert Huckaby, Vanna Lee Ivy, Helen Legrand, Jimmy Loyd, Gregg McKinzie. FRESHMEN Jimmie Mize, H. T. Morgan Jr., La Fern Nance, Sarah Nunez, Ruth Olson, James Palmer, Jim Parks. Shirley Patterson, Secorre Pena, Margaret Rachal, Mary D. Resley, Alicia Rodriquez Betty J. Shellenberger, Mary Jean McKinzie. Ernest Smetak, Antonio Ureta, Mary Urias, Enriqueta Valenzuela Ismael Velasques, Patricia Vickrey, Harry Weaver. La Wanda Weddle, Allen Willard, Nanna Lou York, Winford McLain, Larry Howard, Consuela Rivera. V7 EIGHTH GRADE Frank Baker, Milton Barnes, Jimmy Black, Elizabeth Bowie, Angelina Bueno, Hubert Burleson, Vina Sue Chriesman James Collins, Faye Creech, Fred Dees, Joe Dees, Daymon Evans, Elworth French, Barbara Fortson. Ramon Gracia, Marie Gipson, Mary Hale, Albert Hallford, Helen King, Charlotte Lock. Lois Long, Deri Lovell, Sue Meriweather, Howard Morgan, Jean Me Spadden, Claudel Owens. EIGHTH GRADE Odie V. Palmer, Enedina Pina, Ramon Primera, Barbara Rainwater, Sim Reeves, Leopolde Redriques, Connie Russell. L. B. Ryan, Helen Doris Saul, Shirley Gerbert, William Slaten, Tex Sumrall, Dora Terrazas, Sixto Terrazas. ATHLETICS F ocFba Dick Minear, Captain Bruce McKenzie Manager's Assistant Jimmy Mize FIRST A STRING F. Pollard W. Scudday J. Maples C. Atkins C. Nix S. Krick C. Landers D. Minear B. Taylor J. Burdine D. Patillo FOOTBALL banquet SECOND A STRING C. Williams J. Scudday J. Corder G. FOOTBALL DANCE J. Palmer D. Mooney J. Billings Harral M. Tyree D. Ligon B. Butz J. Parish Burdine, J. Billings, J. Atkins, C. Tackle Tackle Q. Back 'h Nix, C. End Pairish, J. End men Palmer, J. Tackle m 1 v M inear, D. Center f Maples, J. Back 4 n potillo, D End Pollard, F. Back Scudday, J. Back Williams, C. Back Tyree, M. Tackle I Taylor, B. Tackle BocVl y Lovell, R. Loyd, I- McKenzie, G. Mize, C. Huckaby, R. Mooney, D. Olson, P. Owens, D. Slover, C. Ureta, T. Vance, R. I. Black (Junior Foolball Sc uad F. York O. Palmer F. Baker R. Garcia R. Primera Coach Casebier f. Dees ]. Collins D. Evans M. Barnes D. Lovell A. Hallford S. Terrazos L. B. Ryan S. Reeves H. Morgan F. Dees W. Slaten L. Rodriguez J. Parks Basket DISTRICT CHAMPIONS D. Pattillo, C.Nix, F. Pollard, G. Harral, R. Huckaby, Coach Harris B. Butz, D. Minear J. Maples, C. Landers, D. Ligon, M. R. Gonzales Buddy Butz Guard Harral Guard A STRING First Row: Shirley Stephenson, Lawanda Weddle, Carol Burleson, Gladys Burdine, Myrtle Jo Creech, Maxine Flood. Second Row: Dorothy Weddle, La Vem Montgomery, Roxie Ann Burcham, Mary Louise Mayes, Nancy Jean Mayes, Iris Gaskill, Mrs. James. B STRING First Row: Loretta Criswell, Faye Creech, Patricia Vickery, Ruth Olson, Willa Dean Sheppard. Second Row: Peggy Dyche, La Fern Nance, Mary Bess Taylor, Janice Choate, Patsy Burden, Sandra Russell. JUNIORS First Row Rebecca Walker Helen King Vina Sue Chriesman Lois Long Second Row Connie Russell Claudel Owens Sue Meriwether Barbara Rainwater Dixie White Manager Stanley Krick FAVORITES [iosl Rttr-acVive G-irl Gloria Sirnon Mos+ Popular G-irl E -z.abelh1?eeues Her' Royal Highness, Queen Clara Jo of the house of Dyche His Majesty, King Dick of the House of Minear KING AND QUEEN OF FORT STOCKTON HIGH SCHOOL Adelia of the House of Coleman Dwight of the House of Patillo PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF SENIOR CLASS THE Dutchess Patty Fern of the House of Minear Duke Billy Wayne of the House of Shannon Duchess Patsy of the House of Burden Duke Dwayne of the House of Harral Duchess La Vem of the House of Montgomery Duke Joe of the House of Maples Duchess Claudel of the House of Owens Duke Daymon of the House of Evans ORGANIZATIONS CLARINETS Connie Lee Buddy Butz LoReta Binion Judith Smith Helen Doris Saul Evelyn Barnes Beth Moore Louetta Watts BASS CLARINET LaDonna Shuttleworth TENOR SAX A. W. Bishop ALTO SAX Allen Willard Janice Choate PERCUSSION Nancy Jean Mayes Joy Hickman Lucille Ryan Gloria King Iris Gaskill TROMBONES Paul Olson Frank Baker W. C. Coleman L. B. Ryan FLUTES Dorothy Hallford Harry Petsch Mary Louise Mayes Dorothy Carthen BASSES Bill Taylor Jesse Burdine Charles Hunter Walter Counts HORNS Brian Hale John Ollin McDonald Stanley Krick Albert Hallford BARITONES Burton Atkins Yvonne Gilpatrick Bob Linn CORNETS Clayton Williams Jim Parks Gene Harral Sim Reeves Curtis Krehbiel Jack Henley Aocyi FIRST SOPRANOS LoReta Binion Jan Cunningham Dorothy Dyche Dora Terrazas Maxine Flood Socorro Herrera Ruby Lee Krick Dulcie Ligon Beth Moore Mary Dare Resley Shirley Stephenson Aurora Urias Louetta Watts SECOND SOPRANOS Joan Ellyson Iris Gaskill Betty Halford Marilyn Larkin Ethelda Lindsey Ada Smith Lajuana Swafford Virginia Ware Janet Williams ALTOS Norma Adams Martha Campbell Bobbie Burton Gloria King Peggy Lawrence Elizabeth Reeves Judy Smith ▲ r ■■m DRAMATIC CLUB for Dinner Directed by Donna Measday Backstage Group Murder in Rehearsal for Murder in Rehearsal' Spanish Club SPANISH I Gladys Burdine Faye Counts Loretta Criswell Frank Morales Ynacia Gonzales Leanor Gonzales Marietta Harrison Carolyn Hinsey Frankie King Mary Jean McKenzie Shirley Patterson Mary Dare Resley Mary Urias Alicia Chavez Consuella Rivera SPANISH II Bobbie Burton Buddy Butz Maxine Flood Lou Ann Hassenflu Gene Harral Gordon Hiebert Mary Louise Mayes Ethelda Lindsey Donna Measday Dick Minear Wayne Mize Marcella Morales Josephine Ortega Gloria Simon Shirley Stephenson Virginia Ware Clayton Williams FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Faye Counts Dorothy White Helen King Billy W. Shannon Donnie Measday Sarah Urias Davie Ligon Curtis Nix Maxine Flood Martha Lee Campbell Jimmie Mize Faye Counts Dorothy White Conrad Mize Donnie Measday Craig Landers David Ligon Jack Gibson Jimmy Mize Mary C. Glemm Patsy Moody Mary N. Shannon Curtis Nix Helen King La Donna Shuttleworth SENIORS Betty Burden Nancy Mayes Dwight Patillo Lloyd Taliaferro SOPHOMORES Roxie Burcham Connie Lee A. W. Bishop Clayton Williams JUNIORS Bobbie Burton Elizabeth Reeves Walter Scudday Billy Taylor FRESHMEN Peggy Dyche Shirley Patterson Jimmy Loyde Gregg McKenzie EIGHTH GRADE Sue Chriesman Marie Gipson Frank Baker Jimmy Black Craig Landers Bruce McKenzie Betty Meriwether Vice President President Secretary Clara Jo Dyche Maxine Flood Betty Meriwether Billy W. Shannon Patsy Moody Craig Landers ztzcAccc6 L a u, Jtyrf: bwktam May all your days be as happy as your school days; and may the widsom you have acquired at the old Fort Stockton High, help quide you to a happy and prosperous future. THE PECOS COUNTY STATE BANK FORT STOCKTON,TK. MEMBER OF THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION VW ev( _ oj +IOT-EL STOCKTON Owned and Operated Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Meriwether CARPENTER MOTOR 6- fl€VROLET BUICK -OLDSMOBILE J fLjj pb BEAUTY SHOP PHone, S THE TRADING POST Grocery and Market We May Doze But Never Close Hi-Way 290 Phone 297 P COS FORT STOCKTON, TEX'. Faster, More Efficient The New Royal Typewriter Sold Exclusively by THE FORT STOCKTOH PtOMEER. SsG SWOP Fabrics Sporting Goods Admiral Radios Phone 396 PARK'S STANDARD ERVE-U- TATION Atlas Tires and Batteries Champion Spark Plugs Clyde Park-Owner BURTON LIN60 COMPANY Lumber---Building Materials Fort Stockton, Texas Oliver Worthy, Mgr. Phone 185 FORT STOCKTONS SALES NSERJ ICE Radio Service Appliances Edwin A. Hoefs Phone 68 Fort Stockton, Texas Box 1398 STOCKTON PHARMACY 'THE'DRUG STORE IN FI STOCKTON Phone 59 FORT STOCK.TONJEY. LEE ELECTRIC SERVICE W.W. MAYES GARAGE JENNIE NUNN BURLEY- BACON LUMBER CO. J. S. Loyd Mgr. Lumber, Building Materials, Paint, Wall Paper, And Ranch Supplies Phone 282 Cuvw.|)fcttie'v fei ej POUNCEY GROCERIES • MEATS FROST'S GOLDEN VEGETABLES-FRUIT 5 KRUST BREAD Magnolia GasyOil PHONE 5V- LOCATED oki HI6HVUAV RANCHERS WOOL cLKL-dL. MOHAIR ASSOCIATION WOOL - FEEDS - MOHMR. ■Fo r+ 5+ock+oiA Ra clcm. CbnCj'za Wood Motor Co. Chrysler - Plymouth Sales and Service Fort Stockton Phone 299 STOCKTON MOTOR CO. There’s A Ford In Your Future Authorized Sales and Service Fort Stockton, Texas BOATMAN'S FOOD MARKET Dee WaUser PHONE SO ERVICE TMION TORT STOCKTON'S MOST COMPLETE DEPARTMENT STORE WHILE OTHERS PROMISE WE PERFORM WINKLER SON W. E.Laiurence and Son VICKREY For Better Cleaning And VARIETY STORE Pressing Try 5 to 5 99 Mubbti CfkiMjtfLL l)our Home Ouwtd Sfoi « WINDY WOOO,MCrR. PH ON iQ5 YOU PAY FOR THE BEST. WHY NOT GET IT ¥ Pecos County’s Home Owned Building Supply Firm WALLACE LUMBER C°. Phone 38 Paints Lumber Hardware Fencing M5RAE'S BAKERY Home Of BEAUTY SHOP Butter-Kist Bread And Pastries Phone 25 Mary Me Alpine C.G. MORRISON s . Vanetij Merchandise STOCKTON FOOD MARKET (Successor -no ELLIS «oc€ y) f ROZEN FOOD LOCKERJ IN CONNECTION PMONJE 47 FT. STOCKTON, TEXAS v_.y Ooj OWEN HARDWARE CO. Appliances - Gifts - Furniture - Paints - Sporting Goods Funeral Director PHONE IS FORT £TOCKTON,1EXA WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE • U-Olfc OWN D BY • U.u.TRACY, JR, L.F. SLAUGHTER • JEWELRY • ENG-RAVING • WATCH REPAIR NANCE ELECTRIC COMPANY Complete Electrical Service Fort Stockton SPRINGH1R5T HOTEL qm.cL- COFFEt SHOP One Friend That GALLEMORE DRUGS Will Not Fail You Walgreen System In The Hour Of Need Drugs With A Reputation SOUTHWESTERN LIFE Phone 1 FORT STOCKTON Clyde Smith - Representative WILSON - VICKREY ''PORT STOCKTONS NEWEST ND PINEST DEPARTMENT TORE. Quality Clothing For The Entire Family PWouve 200 cunningh m Supply company Hardware - Paints - Sporting Goods Phone 6 Cunningham Furniture Co. Crosley Home Appliances Phone 53 G. E. Harral G. H. Cunningham ___________________Ft. Stockton, Texas FORT • stocktoninsurance A cy COMPLETE INSURANCE PROVECTIOM Pkcme. Ill H.H.BUTZ WALTER H. BUTZ 1948 G zcLa4ua6 L- COMMUNITY PUBLIC SERVICE Company 5with motor; DARRELL H. MlTH OWNER D a soto Plymouth PHONE fUM CT. STOCKTOH J% £_ J W-g z: £A pa. MAPLE AUTO ERN ICE GAS OIL TIRE 0ATTER16 REPAI R IKIG PKo C 24 FORT TOCKTON HVGH SCHOOL TSLH A lfcS VOS. TWt LWD E;S Lo m EeJuja.i' i. cail U) ANYTIME' DAN 'SGROCERY CANOy • CHOOL UPPllF} ozoU t Set. ica+n HI-SCHOOL HAN6 OUT gateway lodge £ fa fat ataCCsA-ffay Pho e no FORT STOCKTON,TEX. DIXIE DRIVE IN GOOD uPOOD PHONE 9538 FT.JTOCRTOH Your yearbook is a store of treasured memories. 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