Grady High School - Broncho Yearbook (Grady, NM)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1947 volume:

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Mayfield President J. E. Stzmfield Sevretmy of GRADY PUBLIC SCHOOLS Px 5 . Member G. R. Stout, J. L. Tuggle Vice-President. D. R. Gregory Member W. W. Hall Principal English J, A. Hutto Agriculture Science Mrs. Cecil Colwell Home Economics Eighth Grade Mrs, Irene Shaw 4th and 5th Grades Mrs. Edith Lee First Grade Music fir' A F l? -X N' f a - -. f Q Tiwgijn. ' ...4 fu ,zf s . N ff FHUULTU . .::' is ! . 52.5 5 Q' 4 2 QR 'gg 1 i 6 Wes ' . y Qfsgrib ' ' .f . ,. t 3-Sic, '- .- , 1 as .cglslih . E qffissffifsz -. - t Y - fb- 3-is-1 A gziw,,f'?i??f Q 'Niwv 11 .iii iw Wayne W. Owen Mathematics Girls' Coach Chas. B. Stockton Boys' Coach Social Science Mrs. C. E. Kirby Commerce Journalism Mrs. Ada Wells Grade Principal 6th and 'ith Grades Mrs. Francis Decker 2nd and 3rd Grades K HOWARD VANDEVENDER nidfw S POLLY BARBER Ilarniual Iling and llueen C. W. DANIEL MARY PATRICIA BOX 4,,,,,w4-an ' Maw! POLLY BARBER HOWARD VANDEVENDER MERLE PRICE Vice-Presiderwt President Secretary LEILA GWYN DAVIS OLETA VVILLIAMS 'Treasurer Reporter SQA 1. ,X WINS, C. E, KTNBY Sponsor SENIORS WN-wuwki C. W. DANIEL CHARLES KAIVIRADT E. J. HARPER wr 'S' MARY PATRICIA BOX BETTY LEE ANSON KIT PETTIGREW REX KENNEDY At the close of the year of 1943, our class consisting of fifteen members graduated from the eighth grade. In our Freshman year, our enrollment increased with the enrollment of Max Ford, Nelda Vick, Willard Blevins and R. G. Hopper, but Marvin and Melvin Simpson and Jerry Smith left us. Mr. Owen acted as sponsor. In our Sophomore year with Mr. Dennis as our sponsor, we were glad to have Mary Patricia Box, Marita Ann Watts, Margaret Sanders and Rex Kennedy join our thriving group, but we were sorry that Creola Smith, Willard Blevins, R. G. Hopper and Max Ford left our group. During our Junior year there were fifteen of us, with Mr. Hutto as our sponsor. We welcomed Polly Barber, Helen Green and Stanley Kennedy to our group, but Marita Ann Watts, Nelda Vick, Mary Grace Taylor, Margaret Sanders and Helen Green left our ranks. The main event of our Junior year was the Junior-Senior Banquet. As we came to the last step of our school life, our class dwindled to twelve. James Williams and Stanley Kennedy left us. Some of the main events that we will all remem- ber were the Senior Play, Bandits For Breakfast , the J unior-Senior Banquet, the pro- duction of the 1946-47 Annual and the Senior Trip. We wish to express our gratitude to Mrs. Kirby who has stood by and helped us through the hard places this year. SENIOR'S NICKNAMES THE SENIOR'S BEST POINTS Howard Vandevender Babe Leila Gwyn Davis ..., Blonde Hair E. J. Harper ...,. Tood Oleta Williams ,....... Being a Pal Charles Kamradt ,.... .,... C orky Merle Price ,. ...,...,.. Smile Kit Pettigrew ...... , . Pettie Polly Barber ..,.,. . ...., Tallness Rex Kennedy .,., Kidney Betty Lee Anson ,...., ........ D isposition C. W. Daniel ........... .. ...,..., C Mary Patricia Box ,...,.. .,.. , , Quietness Oleta Williams .......,. . ,,.. Leaty Howard Vandevender Personality Leila Gwyn Davis .,.. .,..... L il Charles Kamradt .,.,.... .,.,,.,,.. S hyness Merle Price .,,...... ...,,. ,.,... C y clone C. W, Daniel ...,. ,.,. ..,.. M a nners Polly Barber ........... Barber E. J. Harper .. ..... , ,.... Smile Betty Lee Anson ..... .. Betty Rex Kennedy ...... ...,.. D imples Mary Patricia Box .. ,. .. Pat Kit Pettigrew . . Giggle nluninr Glass Juniors today, Seniors tomorrow . . . fourteen pupils carry the Junior Class banner . . . a very promising group after three years of polishing at dear old GHS. Betty Pinkston, Doyle Bennett, Ray Fraser, Wilma Jean Gregory and Edith Crow are officials while Bill Hall keeps them on the straight and narrow path. A TOP ROW lI..el't to Rightl W. W. Hall, Sponsor, Wilma Jean Gregory, Trea- surer, Betty Pinkston, President, Reelord Burrous, Marietta Rierson. SECOND ROW ILel't to Riglitl Edith Crow, Reporter, Maxine Dennett, Doyle Bennett, Vice-Pres.g Cordie Jones, Naomi Webb, THIRD ROW 4Lei't to Rightl Margaret Gilmore, Ray Fraser, Secrelaryg Betty .lo Shell, Minnie .lo Dunning, 'James Clark joined us since these pictures were 1aken.l Sophomore Blass Five boys and four girls enrolled at the beginning of the year. A fine bunch of students led by Donna Faye Boney, Presidentg Pat White, Vice-Presidentg Susie Tate, Secretary-Treasurerg Gaila Mae Burrous, Reporter. Mr. Hutto occupies the Sponsor's Chair. TOP ROW CLeft to Right? J. A. Hutto, Sponsorg Gaila Mae Burrous, Coke Cates, Donna Faye Boney, President, Ross Vick. BOTTOM ROW CLeft to Right? Susie Tate, Sec.-Treas.g Ernest Woods, Zona Lou Harrison, Pat White, Vice-Pres., Alma Box. A swell bunch of greenhorns , eighteen in number .... took the dreaded in itiation in their stride like nothing happened. The officials and their positions are O. W. Cox, President, Wanda Briggs, Vice Presidentg Clyde Queener, Secretary Treasurer, Joyce Mullinax, Reporter. Mr. Stockton keeps an eye on 'em. 55 i 'l', ig Q r,,: M , , , , gg . , :.,, 3 TOP ROW fLeft to Righti C. B. Stockton, Sponsorg Wanda Briggs, Vice-President' Carrol Briggs, Mozelle Harper, Joe Fenwick, Mury Ann Weeks. 1 SECOND ROW CLeft to Rightl Joyce Mullinax, Jerry Gregory, Maxine Fryar, Char- les Pinkston, Dora Sernadeni, Delbert Newby. THIRD ROW tLel't to Rightl Bill Harper, Weldon Recd, Norma Faye Webb, O. W. Cox, President. BOTTOM ROW 4Lcl't, to Rigliti Clydc Quccncr, Soc.-Treasurer, Mary Carolyn Lee, Billy Jack Crow. School Calender September Registration day and back to school. First day of school. The High School organized and elected Class Officers and sponsors. Commercial Club was organinzed and new officers elected. A representative from Autrey Brothers' Engraving Company came, and we ordered our cards and announcements. We, the Seniors of 1946-47, put out our first Covered Wagon. October Grady Public School started operating its own show. Seniors began a Christmas Card sale. n Curry County Softball tournament, Grady won second place. The Seniors received their Class Rings. Geepers I ! ! I The Seniors motored to Clovis to have their pictures made. Individual pictures were made by Mr. Stallna.ker. High School Carnival sponsored by the P. T. A. IBingo! I J ' 1 November The Seniors received their Senior proofs. Mr. Sullivan made the group pictures. The individual pictures came for the annual. Junior Play, Daffy Dillsf' State Teachers' Meeting at Albuquerque. C3 daysl Thanksgiving Day. CO' Boy, Holiday! December Senior pictures came. The Senior Class completed its Christmas Card sales. Semester Exams! ! ! ! More Exams ! ! ! ! ' Christmas Program was presented and Old Santa was here. Johnny on the spot. Back to School. fGee Whiz ! ! I ll Q 5 2 in E . Q QIQ, M ' -3 . E STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council is the governmental body of GHS. Aim and ob- ject of Council is to secure better cooperation between student body and faculty, to develop higher type of leadership among those called upon to serve .... This group is selected by popular vote of the High School student body. TOP ROW Cheft to Right? W. W. Owen, Sponsorg Mary Patricia Box, E. J. Harper, Vice-Presidentg Marietta Rierson. SECOND ROW fLeft to Right? Reeford Burrous, Presidentg Zona Lou Harrison, Secretaryg Coke Cates. E BOTTOM ROW lLeft to Righti Maxine Fryar, Treasurerg Carrol Briggs. The Brunchu Staff We, the Seniors of 1946-47, feel this is one of our greatest a- chievements. We sincerely hope this volume will bring happy mem- ories in future years. With t.his in mind, we present the Broncho of 1946-47. J TOP ROW lLeft to Right? Charles Kamradt, Editorg Leila Gwyn Davis, Asst. Editorg Howard Vandevender, Business Managerg Rex Kennedy, Asst. Bus. Manager. SECOND ROW fLeft to Right! Polly Barber, Grade Editorg C. W. Daniel, Sports Editorg Merle Price, Sports Editor. THIRD ROW CLeft to Rightl Mrs. C. E. Kirby, Sponsorg Oleta Williams, Art Editor. The purposes of Our Club are to promote a growing appreciation of commerc1al work, to emphasize the importance of such knowledge, and to develop leadership, cooperation, and citizenship. Y .fx fl P we 'Q 5 e 5 TOP ROW tLeft to Right? Mrs. C. E. Kirby, Sponsorg Charles Kamradt, Presidentg Merle Price, Rex Kennedy, Polly Barber, E. J. Harper, Oleta Williams. SECOND ROW fLeft to Right? Howard Vandevender, Vice-President, Leila Gwyn Davis, Kit Pettigrew, Sec.-Treas.g Mary Patricia Box, C, W. Daniel, Betty Lee Anson, Reeford Burrous. THIRD ROW CLeft to Right? Betty Pinkston,.Cordie Jones, Maxine Bennett, Doyle Bennett, Marietta Rierson, Naomi Webb, Wilma Jean Gregory. FOURTH ROW CLeft to Right? Margaret Gilmore, Edith Crow, Minnie Jo Dunning, Ray Fraser, Betty Jo Shell. The primary aim of the Future Farmers of America is the development of agricultural leadership, cooperation, and citzenship. TOP ROW fLeft to Right! J. A. Hutto, Sponsorg Rex Kennedy, Vice-President, E. J. Har- per, Howard Vandevender, C. W. Daniel, Wayne Snyder. SECOND ROW fLeft to Right? Reeford Burrous, Ray Fraser, Presidentg Doyle Bennett, Secretary, Ross Vick, Coke Cates, Ernest Woods. THIRD ROW fLeft to Right? Joe Fenwick, Clyde Queener, Jerry Gregory, Delbert New- by, Carrol Briggs, Pat White. FOURTH ROW 4Left to Rightb Bi'1y Jack Crow, Charles Pinkston, Bill Harper, O. W. Cox, Weldon Reed, Victor Mulhair. Purpose: To educate the young girl to family living and develop the personality of each member. We have had the experience of serving a banquet, a dinner and refreshments for various occasions. Near the close of school we plan to have openhouse and a tea. Tillie From Texas is being presented by the club and a Home Ec.-Aggie banquet plans are in the future. TOP ROW fLeft to Right? Mrs. Cecil Colwell, Sponsorg Minnie Jo Dunning, Edith Crow, Donna Faye Bonney, Gaila Mae Burrous, President. SECOND ROW iLeft to Righti Susie Tate, Zona Lou Harrison, Seeretaryg Wanda Briggs, Treasurer: Maxine Fryar, Joyce Mullinax. THIRD ROW tLeft to Right! Mary Ann Weeks, Dora Semadeni, Mozelle Har- per, Vice-President: Norma Faye Webb, Mary Carolyn Lee. Sallie Mae and Lil Popular Van All Alone? ? Ready for the Banquet? ? ? Looking for whom? ? ? Silly Girls! ! Just G.H.S On the Up N' Up Just four of the gang! ! ! Acting Natural Merle and he Jeans Just like Kids Waiting for someone? ? ? Not bad Girls! Just some looney Seniors The Four Musketeers N. ,- . xg' r . A 1 - Q . 6 ig if .Q x 'E I 't x ,X S, , Xi in Y' Ffamxis lava 'Slim .A Q, Q S W 'Y ,A 'mf ,AH 4 rf X . 'Q . sms ' S 44 U B .1 Q. s Q as -U S' 53 Q A X, s Q Beautiful Scenery! Jean and Myrt! ! ! Oleta's head, but who's body? ? Crippled? ? '? Maxine's grin, Who's body? '? ? Snow fight, eh? ? Will She ever grow up? ? ? When Mer!e's happy! ! ! When Merle's mad! ! ! Dressed for the occassion! ! ! Have a date? ? She's happy now! ! ! ! They must be near! ! Half N' Half Take your pick girls! ! ! Could it be the sun? Must be funny! ! Do they have troubles? ? ? Pretty flowers! Inseparable! ! ! Editor and Ass't Editor Lil trying to wut it Over Leaty ! Take your pick! ! Where are you girls from? '? ? Senior girls! ! ! What next? ? ? Leg show! ! ! Dressed up for whom? ? Man shortage! ! ! Smiling for the Birdie! ! ! S10 speak, no see, no hear! ! I w g 'S fuk Y 5 as el XA ...ww A Q .wif A 4 iw' a ,e'., 1 3 j -. N. . m gk ff: 'X me i ii 1 ' FEW X 'Vw QM W XX Polly an the wash! ! ! Just plain Bill' Must be spring fever! ! ! ! Hold her Jean! ! ! Yes, he'1l return. Pals! ! ! Just Reeford and Ray! ! ! The Junior Clowns! ' Vvmfried? 7 ? Dazzling! ! ! Junior Gals! ! ! Pearl and Lil ' Km-ny! ! ! ! Did you say silly? '? Whats that, ma? 'P X ,ai -wa 'Y fi Penny for your thoughts! ! Posing! ! ! Traveling or going somewhere? ? Some of the Junior gang! ! ! l Looking lovely, eh? ? ? Just a bunch of little kids Ella Faye and Jean. Can't you convince him, Doyle? La Conga! I ! Aren't they cute? Help! Help! Mother! Lifetime Pals! Watching their step! ! ! Graceful, did you say? ? ? Be careful, Reeford! ! I Begging? ? '? A happy looking couple of femine pulchritude. Pairs What do you see girls? ? ? Just some of our gang! ! ! Off to school! ! ! Eat it Polly! ! ! At it again! ! ! Getting ready to fire! ! ! ! Snow fight! ! Roll him, girls! ! Help her, Polly! ! G0 ahead, throw it! Is the snow cold, Polly? ? ? Consoling each other! ! ! Just playing in the snow! ! ! Who won? ? ? N 'S rr fag Q ev I wx S V5 5' 'X QR 5-sa 8 ' xr t 3? S QI 0 gf? if Ng A x fy 9 g Keg . . sg Sf as 445 5, ., ..... s Y K - Q i kv:-diggs S 5 X3 H5 'Q Q 'N fa he 45 ,s y 6,553 1. 5 , .,,, , 50 ti ESE tu! .-.... V., Mlimsgk tx xg? SPIIIITS GRADY GYMNASIUM JOHN HARPER Janitor Bugs' Softball LINE UP Delbert Newby ,.... ,. .., Jerry Gregory ,,,., Carrol Briggs C. W. Daniel . . O. W. Cox . . . E. J, Harper . . Rox Kennedy ,. .. Doyle Bennett . Kit Pettigrew ,,.. Recford Burrous . Charles Kamradt .. .. Howard Vandevender Ray Fraser Chas. B. Stockton Pitcher Pitcher Pitcher Catcher Catcher First Base Second Base Third Base Short Stop Short Field . Left Field Center Field Right Field .. Coach FRONT ROW fLeft to Rightl Coach Stockton, Ray Fraser, Delbert Newby, Kit Pettigrew Carrol Briggs, Rex Kennedy, Jerry Gregory, O. W. Cox. BACK ROW tLeft to Right? E. J. Harper, Reeford Burrous, Howard Vandevender Charles Kam radt, C. W. Daniel, Doyle Bennett.. LINE UP Zona Lou Harrison ...... .................,...,. ...... C a tcher Mary Carolyn Lee ....... Catcher Leila Gwyn Davis ,.... ....... P itcher Naomi Webb .,........... ..,..., P itcher Maxine Fryar ,...,.. .............. P itcher Wanda Briggs .......... .....r F irst Base Merle Price ......,............., ...,. S econd BaSe Wilma Jean Gregory ,...... ..,... S econd Base Mary Ann Weeks .......... ..... T hird Base Maxine Bennett ...,... ..... S hort Stop Gaila Mae Burrous ..... ....,.. S hort Stop Oleta Williams ...,..... ..... S hort Field Betty Lee Anson ..,,. ...... C enter Field Pauline Barber ..... ..,.., Le ft Field Marietta Rierson ...., A ......,..... Right Field Edith Crow ., .,.l,.. .....,.....,..... R ight Field Cordie Jones ..,... .... E quipment Manager Wayne Owen ......,. ,,., .... . . Coach FRONT ROW CLeft to Rightl Merle Price, Gaila Mae Burrous, Wilma Jean Gregory, Maxine Bennett, Mary Carolyn Lee, Mary Ann Weeks, Zona Lou Harrison, Oleta Williams, Cordie Jones. BACK ROW fLeft to Right? Naomi Webb, Edith Crow, Maxine Fryar, Marietta Rierson, Leila Gwyn Davis, Wanda Briggs, Polly Barber, Betty Lee Anson, Wayne Owen, Coach. BRONCHOS vs. GRADY OPN'TS Sept. 6 Ranchvale at Grady 18 0 Sept. 13 Pleasant Hill at Pleasant Hill 8 6 Sept. 27 Rosedale at Rosedale 17 12 TOURNAMENT AT GRADY Oct. 18 Grady vs Field 14 5 Oct. 18 Grady vs. Pleasant Hill 8 4 Oct. 18 Grady vs. Rosedale 9 11 TOTALS 7 4 38 The Bronchos Softball Season proved almost successful this season with five wins and one loss. The boys got off to a good start in the tournament by defeating Fields 14-5. In the semi-finals they had to play hard to beat Pleasant Hill but came out on the big end of the 8-4 score. The Bronchos went into the finals of the tournament with flying colors but they lost to Rosedale 9-11. Brnnchnettes Softball Schedule and Results BRONCHOETTES VS. GRADY OPN'TS Sept. 6 Ranchvale at Grady 8 10 Sept. 13 Pleasant Hill at Pleasant Hill 7 2 Sept. 27 Rosedale at Rosedale 10 15 TOURNAMENT AT GRADY Oct. 18 Grady vs Rosedale 11 7 Oct. 18, Grady vs Pleasant Hill 21 13 Oct. 18 Grady vs Ranchvale 1 13 TOTALS 5- 60 In the tournament which was held here at Grady, we won two success- ful garnes from Rosedale and Pleasant Hill. We met the Ranchvale girls in the battle for the championship but they proved to have the better ball club by winning with a margin of 13-1. C. W. Daniel Charles Kamradt Howard Vandevender FI. J. Harper . Kit. Pettigrew Ross Vick Doyle Bennett Reeford Burrous . Rex Kennedy Ray Fraser Chas, B, Stockton LINE UP Center Forward . Center' Forward Guard Forward Forward Guard Guard Guard Coach BACK ROW tLeft to Rightl Chas. B. Stockton, Coach, C. W. Daniel, Climlee Kamraclt H0 ward Vandevender, E. J. Harper, Kit Pettigrew. FRONT ROW 'Left to Riglitl Ross Vick, Doyle Bennett, Reeford Burrous Rox Kenmclx Ray Fraser. BRONCHOS VS Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar Mar. 4 6 7 12 14 19 20 21 4 7 9 11 17 18 24 25 30 31 1 6 8 21 22 13 15 15 27 28 1 1 TOTALS GRADY OPN'TS Williams Brothers at Grady 34 31 Ranchvale at Grady 69 16 Forrest at Forrest 25 17 Porter at Grady f 52 20 Roy at Roy 35 27 Vaughn at Vaughn 40 36 Magdalena at Magdalena 41 33 Soccoro at Soccoro 23 22 Clovis at Clovis 34 13 Dora at Grady 37 27 House at House Q 29 31 Melrose at Grady 41 23 Texico at Texico ' 35 21 Rogers at Rogers 28 32 Rosedale at Gra.dy 51 10 Floyd at Floyd 43 38 Porter at Porter 35 20 Forrest at Grady 34 30 Roy at Grady ' 37 31 Stanley at Grady 50 44 Ft Sumner at Grady ' 40 36 Pleasant Hill at Pleasant Hill 42 22 Portales at Grady A 51 39 COUNTY TOURNAMENT AT CLOVIS Grady vs Rosedale 50 36 Grady vs Fields 37 17 Grady vs- Melrose ' 32 30 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT AT PORTALES Grady vs Hiway 73 7 Grady vs Dora 53 25 Grady vs Floyd 30 40 Grady vs Melrose 40 35 1251 aio B Team Basketball Bill Harper .lnmeg Clark Colaes Cates . Weldon Reed Flrnfst Woods Carrol Briggs .lorry Gregory Joe Fenwick O. W. Cox Clinrles Pinlcslon Virus, B. Sloelilon LINE UP Forward Forward Forward Forward Center Center Guard Guard Guard Gun rd Convli BACK ROW 1Left to Rightl Charles Pinkston, Clyde Queener, Carrol Briggs Couch Qto k lon, Bill Harper, Jerry Gregory, Coke Cates. FRONT ROW lLel'l to Right! Delbert Newby, O. W, Cox, .Toe Fenwick, Billie lick Clow Weldon Reed. The Bronchos had a successful season, winning 21 out of 23 games. They made a clean sweep on their trip to Vaughn, Magdalena, and Soccoro. The games were hard fought, but the Bronchos proved to be too much for their opponents. The Bronchos met Rosedale in the first round of the County Tourney, defeating them by a score of 50-36. The second game was with Field. Grady came out with a 37-13 win. This Victory put them in the finals against Mel- rose. They furnished plenty of fight, but again the Bronchos came out on top after playing an overtime period. The final score was 32-30. Grady was represented on the All County team by Howard Vandevender, Kit Pettigrew and Charles Kamradt. Two weeks later the Bronchos entered the District Tourney, fighting for a chance to go to the State Tourney. They got off to a good start with a 73-7 victory over Hiway. Next came Dora, a team the Bronchos had beaten once in the season. The boys from Grady got the old fighting spirit and won the game to the tune of 53-25 to put them in the semi-finals against Floyd. Then came one of their off times and the Floyd Bronchos took the Grady Bronchos out by a score of 40-30. This loss made it necessary for the Bron- chos to play Melrose for third place honors. Our boys proved to have the better team by defeating Melrose 40-36. ' We are proud to have Howard Vandevender placed on the All District team. The following is an individual scoring record of each of the Bronchos: TOTAL Pts. Avg. Pts. per game Vandevender 318 11 , Pettigrew 262 8 Kamradt 188 6 Harper 153 5 Daniel 113 ' 4 Bennett 7 9 2 Fraser 22 .7 Vick 35 1 Kennedy 22 .7 Burrous 1 2 4 Girls' Basketball LINE UP Oleta Williams , ,. H ,. A A Forward Leila Gwyn Davis Forward Wanda Briggs ., ..,, Forward Zona Lou Harrison . Forward Wilma Jean Gregory , Forward Marietta Rierson . Forward Merle Price Guard Gaila Mae Burrous Guard Pauline Barber A Guard Naomi Webb A Guard Betty Lee Anson Guard Maxine Bennett , , Guard Cordie Jones . . Equipment Manager Wayne Owen lFirst Semester! Coach Seth Rollins ,,.... .,.,. f Second Semesterl .. i Coach FRONT ROW 1Left to Rightl Oleta Williams, Merle Price, Leila Gwyn D-avis, Wanda Briggs Pauline Barber, Maxine Bennett. BACK ROW CLeft to Rightl Wayne Owen, Coach: Gaila Mae Burrous, Wilma Jean Gregory Betty Lee Anson, Zona Lou Harrison, Cordie Jones, Mgr. Bronchoettes Basketball Schedule and Results BRONCHOETTES VS. GRADY OP'NTS Dec. 6 Pleasant Hill at Farwell 17 21 Dec. 7 Forrest at Forrest 31 27 Dec. 13 Field at Grady 15 17 Jan. 6 Texico at Grady 22 24 Jan. 9 House at House ' 16 12 Jan. 17 Texico at Texico 8 13 Jan. 24 Rosedale at Grady 33 26 Jan. 25 Field at Field 21 11 Jan. 31 Forrest at Grady 35 26 Feb. 1 Ranchvale at Grady 23 I 32 Feb. 8 Pleasant Hill at Grady 27 an p 23 TOURNAMENT AT CLOVIS Feb. 13 Ranchvale vs. Grady A 30 40 TOTALS 278 278 With just three experienced girls carried over, the Bronchoettes had to start from the bottom. Although we did not win very many games, the girls played well and displayed splendid sportsmanship. We were very sorry to lose Mr. Wayne Owen, but we welcomed Mr. Seth Rollins as our new coach. We wish to compliment these two fine coaches on their ability to coach. ' Grade Boys' Basketball .lewel Smith Walter Box Tom Webb Lonnie Crow Carrol Lee White Paul Reed , Carrol Barber Bill Queneer Bill Anson, . .. Billy Lee Stout Bennie Walcli-op Chas. B. Stockton LINE UP Equipment Center Center Forward Forward Forward Forward Forward Guard , Guard Guard Manager Coarh BACK RCW tlett to Rightl Bennie Walclrop, Jewel Smith, Bill Anson. B l w Ito S on Bobby Owen Coach Stockton. FRONT ROW tLeft to Riglitl Bill Queener. Vllaltei' Box, Carrol Lee White, Tum Wcbl C ir lol Barber Albeit Lee Mayfield, Nl? B Team Schedule and Results GRADY VS. GRADY OPN'TS Dec. 12 Porter at Grady 19 10 Dec. 13 Field at Grady 9 25 Dec. 19 Vaughn at Vaughn 40 25 Jan. 4 Clovis at Clovis 8 29 Jan. 11 Melrose at Grady 11 18 Jan. 25 Rogers at Rogers 15 23 Jan. 30 Porter at Porter 9 3 Feb. 1 Roy at Grady 11 1.4 Feb. 6 Stanley at Grady 16 11 Feb. 7 Wheatland at Wheatland 35 13 Feb. 8 Ft. Sumner at Grady 24 36 Feb. 22, Portales at Grady 11 20 TOTAL 230 248 Grade Team Schedule and Results GRADY VS. GRADY OPN'TS Jan. 'Z Wheatland at Wheatland 7 32 Jan. 29 Rosedale at Rosedale 9 22 Feb. 5 Rosedale at Grady 2 15 Feb. 7 Center at Grady 13 15 Feb. 11 Center at Center 11 14 TOTALS 42 98 Grade Girls' Basketball Schedule GRADY Vs. GRADY OPN'TS Jan. 28 Grady at Rosedale 12 13 Feb. 5 Rosedale at Grady 12 151 Feb. 11 Grady at Wheatland 15 22 Feb 17 Grady at Center 9 22 TOTALS 48 70 Tournament had not been The B team Tournament and the Grade played when the Annual went to press, threfore, the records of the games in the Tournament cannot be published. Grade School GRADY PUBLIC SCHOOL BUILDING Eighth Gracie There are only twelve of us eagerly working together. We start- ed the semester with sixteen students, but we have lost five from our community who were: Buddy Bertram, Ida Mae White, Don and Juanell Harper and Bobby Owen. We wish to thank Mrs. Stout, Mrs. Claud Harper and Mrs. J. Dunning, our room mothers, for their help which they gave. ff TOP ROW fLeft to Right? Mrs. Cecil Colwell, Sponsorg Benny Waldrop, Louise Bennett, Rita Gayle Delaney, Secretary, Bobby Owen, Juanell Harper. SECOND ROW iLeft to Rightb Don Harper, Lenora Harper, Treasurer, Floy- deen Rierson, Vice-Presidentg Billie Lee Stout, Barbara Reed, Maxine Brown. THIRD ROW 1Left to Right! Ida Mae White, Bill Anson, Betty Sue Dunning, President. Sixth and Seventh Grades This year we have the Sixth and Seventh grades in the same room. We were sorry to lose Alice Magers and Willard White from our group but very glad to welcome Betty Francis Percifull and Raymond Jones to our Seventh grade. We have enjoyed being together this year and wish very much that we may go on through school as a group. Our turtle, goldfish and potted plants have given us much enjoyment this year. We have enjoyed having Mrs. Clyde Qucener and Mrs. William Hall as our room mothers this year and wish to thank them for the parties, they have given us. , , , TOP ROW lLeft to Rightb Mrs. Ada Wells, Instructor, Pat Shaw, Mildred Owen, Lonnie Crow, Carrel Lee White, Barbara Harrison, Norris Owen. SECOND ROW fLeft to Rightl Jewel Smith, Althea Anson, Tommy Hall, Tommy Webb, Mary Ruth Abott, Willard White, Jimmy Dunning. THIRD ROW iLeft to Right? Romona Kirby, Hal Hayter, Billy Queener, Evelyn Hall, Lonnie Harper, Mary Lou Baker, Carroll Barber. FOURTH ROW tLeft to Right? Albert Mayfield, La Vera Dean Gregory, Paul Reeds, Walter Box, Hazel Koch, R. B. Boney. Fourth and Fifth Grades Thirty-one boys and girls have enrolled in our group this year. Of this number fif- teen were Fourth Graders and sixteen were Fifth Graders. We are happy beacuse this is the second year this group has been together. Last year we were together in the Third and Fourth Grade. The Fourth Grade gave a radio program in our room, over the Public Address Sys- tem and enjoyed this very much. The Fifth Grade have written some good poems a- long with other good work in their classes. We want to thank our room mothers, Mrs. Earl Allen and Mrs. Rutherford for the nice parties they gave us throughout the year. TOP ROW fLeft to Rightl Mrs. Irene Shaw, Instructor, Billy Owen., Viola Webb, Elmer White, S.hirley Allen,-Gailand Powell, Caral Shaw, Bobbie Collins.' SCEOND ROW fLeft to Right? Cecil Dunning, Beverly Harrison, James Lee Stanfield, Ruby Mae White, Jimmy Allen, Betty Jean Armstrong, H. B. Sanders, Clara Mae Cox. THIRD ROW iLeft to Right! Wyonell Duncan, Derrial Collins, Joe Gregory, Lonna Jean Townsend. Larry Neely, Jimmy Pinkston, Patty Wells, Larry Rutherford. FOURTH ROW CLeft to Rightl Bryan Owen, Syble Mae Matlock, Leon Box, Joan Boney, Allen Dale Hurst. NOTE: Clara Mae Cox and Derrial Collins are in the Third Grade. Second and Third Grades We have enrolled thirty-five pupils in our room. Nineteen in the Second Grade and sixteen in the Third Grade. K We have worked and played together. Our room mothers, Mrs. Green, Mrs. Shaw and Mrs. Morse, have given us some very nice parties at Thanksgiving and Christmas for which we thank them. In October, our room gave an assembly program. TOP ROW CLeft to Right? Mrs. Francis Decker, Instructor, Bobbie Williams, Cleta Anson, Grady Box, Nancy McCasland, Jerry Neely, Jean Anson, Max Carter. SECOND ROW CLeft to Right? Gerald Patterson, Barbara Lavvorn, Jimmy Briggs, Ellen Bak- er, Jakie Box, Pansy Matlock, Lee Roy Sanders, Louise Box. THIRD ROW CLeft to Right? Patty Hall, Billy Max McCasland, Kay Green, Clyde Ray Stan- field, Darlene Neely, Steve Hurst, Christine Tillman, Bennie Hillock. FOURTH ROW CLeft to Rightl Marcie Ann Box, Stanley Harper, Wanda Sanders, Lestic Crow, Karen Shaw. FIFTH ROW iLeft to Rightl Sondra Morse, Clyde Dunning, Joan Briggs, Dwayne Pruitt. First Grade Since the first year is so important it was decided to have it separate this year. We enrolled twenty-two the first day of school. We have had very little loss of time due to illness but bad weather did interfere some. We have enjoyed some good times with our room mothers: Mrs. Ralph Stan- field, Mrs. Earl McClain and Mrs. Debbs McCasland. We have enjoyed our music especially. With the help of the Second and Third Grades we presented a Hallowe'en program, and helped with the Christmas pro- gram. t If these little folks continue to work as faithfully during the rest of their school years as they have this first one, Grady will have no need to worry about its future graduates. fs 2 fwf r 1 S fa TOP ROW CLeft to Right! Mrs. Edith Lee, Instructor, Don McCasland, Donna Jean Decker, Sandra Stanfield, Billy Powell, Joan Pruitt. SECOND ROW 1Left to Rightl Gerald Sanders, Kathryn Shaw, Vera Fern Williams, Marvin Reed, Patricia Harrison, Jo Ellen Harper. THIRD ROW fLe.ft to Rightl Verna Lee Hall, Larry Shaver, Teresa Tillman, Jimmy Webb. FOURTH ROW fLeft to Right? Sarah Hall, David McCasland, Ruth Ann Hurst. ABSENT fDan McGrew, Ted Queener, Billy Jones, Tommy McClain, Rufe McDonald.' JANUARY New Year's C School Holidayl. F. F. A. District Meeting. Schoolmaster Banquet. F. F. Assembly Program. FEBRUARY Assembly Program 18th Gradel. County Basketball Tournament, at Clovis. 13 daysl. District Basketball Tournament, at Portales. C3 days! MARCH State Basketball Tournament held at Albuquerque. E. N. M. C. Assembly Program. Senior Class Assembly Program. Senior Play, Bandits For Breakfast. F. F. A. Contest at Portales. APRIL Home Ec. Assembly Program. Fox Relays at Ft. Sumner. Home Ec. Play. Junior-Senior Banquet. Yum! ! ! Yum! ! Home Ec.-Ag. Banquet. Freshman Class Assembly Program. School Picnic. More Freckles! ! ! ! District Track Meet. MAY Senior Trip to Grand Canyon. More Fun! ! I ! State Track Meet. K3 daysl. 6th. and 7th. Grade Play. Grade School Operretta. Baccalaureate Services. Eighth Grade Graduation. High School Commencement. School Closes! ! Hurray! ! 100 Line Zinc HaIftone ' Photograph By Idenx QUALITY ENGRAVING - REASONABLE PRICES Ummm Nw, 5 Hlinmmm PI-ICTO-ENGRAVINC-3 SERVICE CLOVIS, NEW MEXICO Your Annual En,frravers C. 81 L. TIRE CO. Ph - ' ' ' 522 641125 Txres-Re,capplng-VuIcamzlng Mum OITIOI' SEKIII Clrrvis, New Me-xiao THANKS ENGRAVM' The News-Journal CIOVIS, New Mexico TO THE MERCHANTS WHO HAVE PHOTOGRAPHY HELPED Us so MUCH BY Anvrzn- SUIIIYHIYS Studi? Clovls, New Mexlco TISING IN THE BRONCHOJ' PRINTING AND BINDING ' Clov' Printing Co. '47 CIovi1s, New Mexico Wfll-IIE ID Tf A 'Ulf 'IEIIQAIDV Congratulates the Seniors of IQ47 Greetings, Seniors IFIIQUM WIIH IE ll.. U.. U.. IF.. ND.. il-41 Ulf 'EIDAIDY . CHARITY REBEKAI-I r LODGE NO. 38 GRADY, NEW MEXICO Salutes the Seniors oi '47 GLEN S. WILLIAMS, President G. W. DRAKE LEORA OLSON General Manager 8s Treasurer Asst. Gen.-Mgr. Sz Bookkeeper LESTER R. SNYDER, Vice-President L. L. POE, Director L. P. McKEE, Director LESLIE PATTISON, Secretary FARMER COOPERATIVE MILL AND ELE ATOR , Inc. Mill Elevators 213 - 225 East 400 and 500 Blocks First Street East First A Dealers in Feeds, Seeds and Grains Millers of Golden West and Snow Wl1i+e Flour Federal License No. 3-2694 Clovis Melrose Phone 123 Phone 42 ELEVATORS AND WAREHOUSES AT CLOVIS, GRIER AND MELROSE Over 1500 Stock-Holders Congrafulafions To The Class of I947 UTE THEATRE Where Your Patronage Is Appreciat d Elmer and Archie Boney - Proprieto SAN JON, NEW MEXICO M. N. Moyers - L. M. Boney SAN JON DRUG CO. Drug - - - Sundries - - - Founiain Philco - Radio - Refrigerarors San Jon, N M When In San Jon Ear A+ CALIFORNIA CAFE Ella Jennings - Proprietor COLLEY GRAIN CO. AIIis-Chalmers Sales Service S J Ne M FITZNER BROS. GROCERY HEARD'S MARKET Groceries and Cold Sforage Lockers Fresh Meafs S J Ne M TATE'S GENERAL MERCANTILE Your Business Appreciafed Broadview Wayne Tate - Proprietor Ne M Courfeous FriendIy Service SAN JON IMPLEMENT CO. In'Ierna+ion Harves+er Dealer Sales 8: Service R. A, Fick Phone 3 San Jon, Ne Phillips Producfs CCNGRATULATIONS GRA DY I-I I SENIORS WILLIAMS OIL CCJMPANY 805 Eas+ Firs+ CI N M D Ia I' F 66 G O I 8: G EI I' I Appl L T ' ' Maytag Electric , Congratulations Seniors Ladies Ready-to-Wear-Millinery GIBSON MAYTAG Refrigerators 37332555 Deepffeeze Dutch Ovens Quality Merchandise at Electric Ranges Gas Ranges Live-and-let Live Prices Free-Westinghouse Sewing Machine Windchargers Km Batteries Clfivis, New Mf'XiCc 119 W. Grand Clovis, N. M LESS HUBBY FOOD MARKET Qualify Groceries and Meats Free Delivery Phone 237 Clovis, New Mexico 915 Wallace St. C RMACK AND SONS Clothings and Furnishings FOR Men and Little Men 308 Main St. Clovis, New Mexico Phone 394-J Eubank 6' Son Auto Supply FIRESTONE - PHILCO Ph0h6 33 513 Main Clovis, New Mexico Celebrating Sixteen Years of Continuous Service OUR SUCCESS DEPENDS UPON YOUR SATISFACTION See Us About Anything McCormick Deering ALSO FOR Post 8: Wire General Hardware Automotive Supplies Refrigeration Ball SL Timkin Bearing Radios Magneto Service Plate Glass L mber Sz Cement 'lding Tile F eer-O- ain s Stock Scales Stationary Motors B Well Supplies D P t ' Jeoffroy Plows Texaco Oils Fram Filters Fairbanks Morse Gates Belts Light Plants Tractor Repair Shop Water Systems FARM IMPLEMENT SUPPLY COMPANY Earl L. Allen, Owner B d ' W New Mexico CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Senior Motto: We lead, others tollow STANFIELD MERCANTILE COMPANY Where Your Trade Is Appreciated Grady New Mexico CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS . FROM A FRIEND DENZIL WILLIAMS PARKER F 8' L CAFE CO- . . . Your Dodge -- Plymouth Dealer F ncls Perclful - Proprl I In the Heart of Downtown Clovis . G' d N M Main at 5th ' Clovis, New Mexico Ia y' ew exlco GEORGE D. FENWICK THE CARPENTER G dy New Mexico THE SENIOR CLASS OF I948 CONGRATULATIONS EXTENDS 1 TO THE CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF I947 TO THE' FOR WORK WELL DONE M SENIORS OF I947 SOPHOMORE CLASS Tucumcari Motor Company CHEVROLET I BUICK SALES AND SERVICE 2nd gl Aber Sts T umcari, N. Mex. Phone 138 Ph 165 Tucumcari Electric Shop 118 East Main st Everything Electrical Radio - Washers General EI t Maude Burnham - Proprietor Applianc Tucumcari, New Mexico The Home of Good Food San Jon Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Wesley New Mexico THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK TUCUMCARI, NEW MEXICO COURTEOUS, CAREFUL BANKING The Best Place To Borrow Or Deposit DOUGHTY FUNERAL HOME PROMPT AMBULANCE SERVICE 1701 South Fourth St. Phone 81 TUCUMCARI Lady Assistant NEW MEXICO G. A. EAGER Lumber and Hardware Phone 58 Tucumcari, New Mexico SAN JON HARDWARE AND APPLIANCE CO. See Us For Your Butane and Propane Gas and Appliances San Jon Lem. Shiplet and Bryce Shiplet, Owners New Mexico Tucumcari Lumber Company BUILDERS' SUPPLIES-HARDWARE Tucumcari Phone 114 New Mexico THE TUCUMCARI AMERICAN Publishers -- Office Supplies -- Stationers Your Home Paper Tucumcari, New Mexico Tune in on KTNM, for the American News Cast Every Day Except Sunday at 12:45 MERCURY LINCOLN GATEWAY AUTO Co. 600 Main St. Phone 402 NEW MEXICO FURNITURE CO. See us 'For your home furnishings and needs T mcayi, New Mexico Congratulations to the Class of 1947 GUTHALS PRODUCE CO. Cl llndependent Dealerl New Mexico Cash Buyers of Cream, Eggs, Poultry D t b tors of A11 Types of Poultry Dairy and H g F ds. WILLIAMS 8: SON MOTOR CO. Oldsmobile ---- G. M. C. 800 Main Phone 191 Bo 509 Cl New Mexico fm' Gag! S4471 L 114 E F th St. Clovis, New Mexico SAN JON LUMBER HARDWARE General Line Walter R. Swain San Jon New Mexico Plumbing and Electrical Material and Construction 5' I I 5 , I THE STORE THAT STAYS. Water Well Supplics V Clovis, New Mexico VCRENBERG'S' Fine Furniture 319 Main Stre t Clovis, New Mexico SHOLLENBARGvER'S Pipe - Windmills -- Hardware Building Materials Tucumcari Logan RUTH GROCERY STORE Groceries - Meats Giarage Work Earl McLain Proprietor JMQHM umm vmwunv as A noressml soz mm sr. Q cLwlS.l-All JACKMAN'S Your Fashion Store in Clovis 312 Main Clovis, New Mexico Photographs ot Quality SULLIVAN'S STUDIO School and Annual Photographs Ous Specialty 617 E. Grand Ave. Phone 297 Clovis, New Mexico C mplete F tain and Follow the Crowd Food Service To i1RE+11'NEH'iS New Mexico's Leading Drug Siores Located At Clovis, Tucufncari, Amarillo, Plainview, Pampa and Bor,er, Texas CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF I946-47 FROM CLOVIS LUMBER CO. Milton Br J . D. M. Russell AMERICAN NATIONAL INSURANCE CO. 209 B 'ry Building Clovis, New Mexico STOP AT THE SIGN OF THE FLYING RED HORSE Your Friendly Magnolia Dealer 'Z l Clovis, New Mexico 01 E C y G. C. WILLIAMS PAINT STORE Wallpaoer and Painl' 119 E. Fifth sr. Clovis, New Mexico Ph Q 462-M X CLOVIS TAILORING CO. W: H. VAUGHTEP. 21 M St Ph 217 Clovis, New Mexico R. G. AND C. M. KNOEDLER Slandard Oil Producls Your Business App:-eciated Pl 709 Clovis, New Mex FRYAR'S GARAGE B d ' W, New M CITIZENS BANK of CLOVIHS Member of Federal . Deposit Ins nce Corp. D ppsiis Insu d up to 55,000.00 ANTHONY'S Rings The Bell For Values C New M HALL'S GARAGE General Garage Work G. H. Hall p GRADY, NEW MEXICO 0 0 0 J C PE N N EY C-O DEPARTMENT 0 STORE 415-419 Main Street Clovis, N M TOWNSEND GROCERY ' and Frozen Food Lockers WE' BUY PRODUCE Grady New M J. E. Townsend - Proprietor Dr. Harold W. McDonald Professional Eye Service 414 Pile St. Clovis, New Mexico SACRA BROTHERS Bufane-Propane Gas Tank 8: Appliances Clovis, New Mexico DE LUXE BARBER SHOP Come In To See Us Ray Miller - P p Clovis, New Mexico HOME LUMBER 81 SUPPLY CO. A Home lns+i+u+ion 213 W. Second St. Phone 164 Building Materials - Plumbing - Elecirical Supplie CLOVIS, NEW MEXICO BLINE MACHINERY CO. Bear Cat Feed Grinders One Way Plows Avery Krause Welding Wisconsin Engines Farm Freezers ALLIS CHALMERS, Sales and Service CLOVIS, NEW MEXICO 400 East lst. Phone 318 THELMA'S Correci' Apparel For Women ' Exclusive Bu+ Noi Expensive Use Our Layaway Plan T I ph 60 314 Main St Clovis, New Mexico CLOVIS FURNITURE EXCHANGE NEW USED Oualify Furni+ure 201 West Grand Ave. Clovis, New Mexico 601 Ma GUNNELS AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE CompIe're Au+omoI'ive Paris and Service St t Clovis, New M in ree RADIO LABORATORIES Au+I1orizecI Service on AII Makes of Radios C. C. IDOCI CONOVER, RADIO SERVICE ENGINEER Phone 93 CLOVIS, NEW MEXICO 119 E. 4th. St M. E. BeII W. E. EIIio++ ELLIOTT-BELL AUTO SUPPLY CompIe're Bearing Service 115 E st Fourth St. Clovis, New M Gdy GRADY STEAM LAUNDRY L. L. Crow - Proprie+or New Mexico Ph 51 7 OSBORN FURNITURE CO. we Buy And Sell AnyII1ing Owners LEWIS THOMAS - C. E. OSBORN CLOVIS, NEW MEXICO 111 Main St exico exico J. W. GarreH- John GarreI'I', Jr. CURRY COUNTY GRAIN 81 ELEVATOR COMPANY Deialers In Grains, Feeds and Seeds P o B 151 Phone 331-W J. C. Hacker, Mgr. Clovis, New Mexico 905 Main Stre t Ph 565 VOGUE CLEANERS L. D. Crow Clovis, New Mexico UNION CREDIT CO. P. E. Jordan LOANS B y B ld g Clovis, New Mexico JIM'S BARBER SHOP For Good Service J. S. Adamson - Prop. 115 W. Grand St Clovis, New Mexico BIGGERS RADIO SERVICE I One Day Service For Ou+-of-Town Cus+omers and Visi+ors 114 E. Fith St. Clovis, N. Mex. Phone 462-W CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF '47 From a Friend CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS De Lozier and Rogers Accounfanfs and Audifors Clovis, New Mexico Tucumcuri Daily News New Mexico's Most Progressive Newspaper Office Supplies Commercial Prinfing Office Equipmenf Richard Hindley, President Earl Grau, Publisher Tucumcari, New Mexico 0 I WOMEN'S AND CHlLDREN'S STYLE CENTER 306 Main Street Clovis, New Mexico BURNS AGENCY Barry Building Real Esfafe - Insurance - Loans Bonclecl Absfracfers Clovis, New Mexico Grady Chapter FFA Learning to do Doing to learn 0fZLf Formalg For Every Occasion Earning io live Living to Servve Grady chapier F. F. A. Photo Finishing Portraits Carmeras 1010 Main St. Commercial Photography Photo Copying Supplies Qizclifonf glfucliof Phone 878-W P. O. Box 751 Clovis, New Mexico 110 West 4th St. Clovis N M HOMER LITCHFIELD Ageni' P o B 292 Tel ph 740 SINCLAIR REFINING COMPANY Clovis, New Mexico fbunfafvi A BeH'er Deparlmeni' S'l'ore Clovis, New Mexico CREAM AND EGG PRODUCERS We need you and you need us. Best Market for your Produce RATON CREAMERY COMPANY Clovis, New Mexico B. N. HUDNALL Disfribufors of Texaco Produc+s Clovis, New Mexico KLEANRITE KLEANERS The Friendly Shop 210W Main Phone 27-W Cl ' N M ' Our Sincere wishes 'l'o your School ,and Communi+y FERGAS COMPANY 0VlS, ew exlco Clovis, New Mexico From a Friend LYMANS Propane--Buiane The Floris+ in Clovis Gases Phone 600 Cl s, New Mexico MRS. SNlPE'S SHOP Ladies Dress Bells Made Radios Appliances BuH'onholes Worked 319 Gidding St. Clovis, N. M. 24 Hour Service r Campbell ' s CHILLIE'S GAS MART NO. 2 P Wi+h The Oil Derrick on Topu ' Q Comer Grand and Hull Sts, I 1 PHONE 50 Ph.-1254-J ' COSCIGD PF0dUCtS' Clovis, New Mexico Veedol Oils ' Washing 81 Greasing ROZZELL AGENCY All Kinds of Accesso Abs+rac+s - Insurance We pick Up Flats A h Phoi-osfafs Q 103 E sth st. Clovis, N. M Complimenfs SCOTT'S MUSIC Pianos--Music---Ins+rumen1's 311 Main St. Clovis, New Mexico Complfmenfs of HOUSTON LUMBER COMPANY f Lumber and Building' Maferials Clovis, New Mexico Grady Drug Drugs-Sundries-Foun+ain Proprie+or -------- F. P. Thomas Grady, New Mexico CompIimen+s of Your Leading Printers and Stationers' ' THE CLGVIS PRINTING CO. School HeacIquar+ers For Cameras Supplies - PRINTING - TYPEWRITERS - Films Make YOUI' Visit T0 Clovis CongraI'uIaI'ions Seniors More Pleasant By Enjoying A MOVIE AT THE PINKSTON'S GROCERY -i O. B. PiIlkSIZOH--PI'OpI'i6t0l' OI' MESA THEA-I-RES Broadview, New Mexico TEXACO STATION - A. L. SI1eII ---- Propriefor Firesione Tires A Havolin Oil Grady, New Mexico JACK HOLT SILVER GRILL DRIVE-IN The CIo+I1ier SevenI'I1 and Main S+reeI's 304 Main St. Clovis Where Clovis Dines FEED 6' r-'Bans A Complefe Line of Comple+e Feeds EL RANCHO MILLINC-3 CO. Clovis, New Mexico Box 1123 Phone 107 STATE BENEVOLENT SOCIETY Clovis, New Mexico H. E. Baker, Secy.-Mgr. J. Simpson Morgan, Pres. B. F. GOORICH STORE Tires, Tubes, BaHeries Clovis New Mexico Accessories 8: Housewares 202 Main St. Phone 121 416 Main St . Quality Cleaners Clovis, New. Mexico REYNOLD'S BROTHERS Prince S+ree+ Service S+a+ion Phone 777 Clovis, New Mexico COSTLEY'S BAKERY Phone 2I 115 East 4th St. Clovis, New Mexico Y pEIlfHIl5 DEPARTMENT HARDWARE COMPANY Plumbing Electric Contracting and Service Refrigerators Radio Appliances Gasoline Pum s Motors P Light Plants Windmills E Il2-118 Main St. Clovis, New Mexico Phone 18 s Q . , x S 1 ' x I Q X .4 ' 1 . , v 1 1 s I 1 1 I , , 5 . X x '51