Hubbard High School - Jaguar Yearbook (Hubbard, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1953 volume:

THE JAGUAR -53 tw' -fe mqrgwg-gi-m-veggie-,fwfr w--'- W- F 'f:Y'H ' 4 MEMCRIAM 1 1 1 s 1 1 In memory of our beloved friend and classmate, Paul White, we do affectionately dedicate this page of our annual. W---H --QW----M Y ..- -frr Y ,,. W-, ,, , THE DEDICATION CF THE I953 JAGUAR Q E To Mr. Jack Schrader, our coach and wonderful friend, we wish to dedicate the 1953 edition of the JAGUAR. Mr. Schrader has labored faithfully and tirelessly to make our school-life more enjoyable. lt was indeed a privilege to be able to play for a man who took such a vital interest in each of us. His teachings and coaching have made an everlasting impression upon our lives. SCHOGL BCJARD vga 5-wifi, K my K Members sitting from left to right: M.J. Hull, Johnnie Fadal, LW. Crain, Pres. . LH. English, Sec. , Crawford Smith, Ayres Beesley, and J.L. Christian, not in picture. On behalf of the faculty and the student body, we take this means of saying THANK YOU to the Board of Education for its part in helping to make the school year of 1952- 53 one of the most successful and happiest of Hubbard Public Schools. THE STAFF JH, lv'--rv H L . . BRI CE HU ' Supe - BBARD PUB lllltendent L IC SCHOOLS OLS CYNO 'Aoee mo Voeuc 5 B. SJ. B?-169. Sopennxenaenm noenp,Y-v,Wu1P'S- nio iivte to express ml appreciation epienoio cooperation onfibg tne 0 to t'ne parents wie 'dei' and X 'do goof at oi open and -sei ' ated. io? 1 'je 'iwiaije xnooi , oogn reoi ecinoo ore are a oi We eo we-5. ion! is oe app 'cfne Sen- 'dn gel' do and iriends cone 1100 at aii t gon! interest -Aiii ai-da Tor eadn oi Son, and e'5p00i2-33-'J ior Giaee oi K-95'2'5'5, '40 QYWJ Bows T3 e-at 'cies-sings tnfovewvt 'Jovi WWW- NNUAL STAFF s . l -........-annul Seated, left to right: M. Bruston, B. Kabnick, D. Daniels, S. Hassal, N. Arnold, S. Maddox, C. Killough, I. King, A. Taylor, J. Selby. Standing, left to right: L. Paslay, Mrs. C. Sims, G. Bowman, G. Greenhill, W. Brown L. Land, J. Miller, R. Scott, J. Spencer, I. Sledge, not shown. Editor ------ - - BARBARA KABNICK Assistant Editor - - - - - ROBERT SCOTT Sponsor ----- - - - MRS. CLYDE SIMS Seniors hard at work! FACULTY MR. WENDA LL MCDANIEL MRS. EMIL SAVAGE B.A. , M.S. - Baylor University High School Gra mmar School Principal Principal HIGH SCHCQL TEACHERS MRS. ROBERT SCOTT MR. JACK SCHRADER MRS. RUTH SCHLEY B.A.. M.S. - Baylor B.S. - Baylor B,S, - T,S,C,W, University Universitv MRS. A.B. KEITT MR. HARRY RUCKEI MRS. CLYDE T. SIMS B.A. - Trinity 5.5, - Texas Ag,M B.A., M.A. - Baylor University University MR. DURWOOD BOURNS B. A. Orachrra College MRS. I. L. HILER B S - N T S C GRAMMAR SCHCJGL TEACHER MRS, H. D. THORNTON MRS. BUENA BEENE MISS TRIS SCOfI'T B.A., B,M,, MHA, B.A. - Baylor B.S. - T.S.C.W. Baylor University University 1 MRS. MARY B. COX MRS. RUTH JGIDAN MRS. OLLENE SPRUILL B.A. - Baylor B.A. - Baylor B,S, - N,T,5,C, Universitv University MRS, MARTHA BURNHAM Secretary MRS. MAE PASLEY Custodian Grammar School PEOPLE WE PPRECIATE T.I. SMITHSON ERNEST DANFORD RALPH LEE Bus Driver Bus Driver Bus Driver HOWARD TAYLGI HERBERT TAYLOR 105 KING Bus Driver Bus Driver Custodian High School SE NIORS , .Yun ..Y, - ,-.Y . , ,up-q.. ... ..,, ,ml . 1 P NICKIE ARNOLD Football 1.2, 3, 4: All Dist. 2nd Team 3: Hon. Ment. 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Baseball 3, 4: Softball 1.2: Boxing 1, 2, 3.4: FFA 1.2: Annual 4. W, D. BROWN Football 1.2. 3, 4, Co-Capt. 4: Honorable mention 4: Golden Gloves 2,3.4: Baseball 3.4, Softball 1.2: Track 2, 3, 4: Class Favorite 2: Treasurer 1, Vice Pres. 3: FFA 1, 2.3: Vice Pres. 3: Annual 4. GARRY BOWMAN Football 1, 2, 3, 4: All Dist, 2nd Team 4: Basketball 3, 4: Baseball 4 Softball 1, 2: Track 4: Annual 4: Dramatic Club 3.4, Pres. 4: Cho- ral Club 1: FFA 1,2,3: Parliamen- tarian 2: Golden Gloves 4. MARIETTA BRUSTROM fFinished in 3 yearsl: Spanish Club 2.3: Girls Forum 1: FHA 2.3: An- nual 3: Nat'l Hon. Soc. 3. DORIS DANIEL Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 2: Sweetheart 3, 4: All School Favorite 4: Class Favorite 1: Duchess 2: Class Pres. 1: Treas. 3: Fl-IA 1,2,3, Pres 3: Girls' Forum 2: Annual 4. CHARLENE HILL Pep Squad 1,2, 3. 4: Class Favorite 3: FHA 1,2,3: Choral Club 1: Girls' Forum 2: Annual 4. SHIRLEY HASSELL Pep Squad 1,2, 3: Cheerleader 1: . Girls' Forum 2: Volleyball 1: Class Favorite 4: Library Club 1: Duchess 2: FHA 1.2, 3: Treas. 2: Annual 4. BARBARA ANNE KABNICK Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4: Choral Club 1: Girls' Forum 2: Library Club 1, 2,3, 4: Dramatic Club 2, 3: Spanish Club 1, 2, 3: Editor Annual 1, 4: Basket- ball 2: National Honor 3, 4: Editor of HubHub 3. CARROL KILLOUGH Football 3, 4: FFA 1, 2, 3: Dist. Song Leader 2: Dist. Sentinel 3: Nat'l H.S. 3, 4: Annual Staff 4: Honora- ble Mention 4: Class Sec. 2: Pres. 4. JESSE KING Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Baseball 3, 4: Softball 1, 2: Track 2, 3,4: FHA 1, 2, 3: Annual 4. LARRY LAND Track 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co- Capt. 4: Honorable Mention 4: Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Softball 1, 2: Sec- retary-Treas. of Class 1, Vice Pres. 3: Favorite 1, 3: FHA 2: Spanish Club 1, 2, 3: Dramatic Club 3: An- nual 4. SCOTTY MADDOX Choral Club 1: FFA 1,2: Annual 4. - --l---v- -, JIMMY MILLER Football 1, 2, 3,4, Track 2, 3, Vice Pres. 4, FFA Chapter 1, 2, Drama- tic Club 4, Annual Staff 4, Softball 1, 2, Honorable Mention 4. ROBERT SCOTT Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Soft- ball 1,2, Track 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, FHA 2, Class Reporter 2, Favorite 4, Ed- itor HubBub 3, Best All Round Boy 3, Assistant Editor Annual, Duke 3, NHS 3, 4. LaVERNE PASLAY Pep Squad 1,2, 3, 4, Choral Club 1, Girls' Forum 2, Library Club 2,3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 1, Annual 4. JERRY SELBY Football 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, Baseball 3, 4, Softball 1.2, Track 3,4, Basket- ball 4, Class Reporter 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Annual 4, N.A.S. 3, 4. N 'W -.-.-.luv Y - -W- IANELLE SLEDGE JAMES SPENCER Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 43 Cheerleader 45 Football l, 2. 3, 4g Honorable Mem- Library Club 45 FHA l, 2, 39 Basket- tion 33 Track 2, 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3g ball 2,4g Girls' Forum 25 Snow Sec. 3g Softball 1,2g Basketball 3, Queen 4: Annual 4. 43 All Dist. 2nd Team 4g Class Sec. 2, Reporter 3, Treas. 4g Annual 4, Nat'lHor1. Soc. 4, 3. GERALD GREENHILL ARNOLD TAYLOR Football 4, Honorable Mention 4, FFA l,2,3g 2nd Vice Pres. 33 An- Track 3,2, 4, Softball l,2: Golden nual 4, National Honor Society 3, 4. Gloves 4, Baseball 4, FFA 1,25 FHA 25 Annual 4. SENIOR CLASS '53 Left to right: M. Bruston, D. Daniels, C. Hill, J. Sledge, S. Hassell, L. Pasley, and B. Kabnick. Second row, left to right: W.D. Brown. J. Selby, N. Arnold, G. Green- hill, J. Miller, and A. Taylor. Third row, left to right: S. Maddox, C. Killough, R. Scott, J. Schrader, Sponsor, G. Bowman, I. King, J. Spencer, and L. Land. FIFTH GRADE 1945 First row, left to right: L. Paslay, D. Daniels, E. Brown, J. Miller, S. Hassell, C. Hill, J. King, W. Brown, D. Ivy. Second row: N. Arnold, I. Selby, R. Reeves, K. Foster, D. Paris, D. Thorn, S. Carley, J. Spencer, S. Maddox. Third row: C. Killough, R. Jones, L. Land, T. Lambert, J. Motley, R. Bohannan, Teacher, Mrs. Hastings. 4.f..1Q' V ll s A W ml . James Shirley Janelle Jimmy . . . ,A Q95 ' e 4 Y x l i ': , , ...V ,..- e g -is ... rr v ' 'ff Z 44 .sr g i i i .iv V W ,Q . - 43 Q ,W L Q. Q1 rv A 5' Barbara Carrol Doris W. D. wif fielia r GMIY LaVerene Larry Xi 5,5 Nu L 7 r 3 ' 1 Ki, X I l A 'Sb My V ,. , v A 4 -J N13 l W, W 1 e I ,fl A 2 Gerald Jerry Robert jesse TWE TY YEARS FROM NOW in the office of his private bank counting his money he fell asleep and began dreaming. A fairy with a dollar bill in her hand walked into the room. She handed him a crystal ball and told him if he would tell her everything he saw, she would give him the money. SCOTTY, without a moment of hestation, began to tell her what he saw. O V v j 'Q i One day, while SCOTTY MADDOX was sitting QM ' ' First, he saw Sondra Brown Knee Holmes J plowing on the W.D. BROWN, IR. estate. He looked further and saw that W.D. was at home tending the fourteen children and putting to use the bookkeeping he learned under Mrs. Sims in H.H.S. Next, was an office building and on one of the doors he noticed a sign--GARY BOWMAN THE GREAT, How to become popular with all the girls in two weeks. IANELLE SLEDGE, a big basketball star while in high school, was coaching the girls' basketball team in old HHS. He next saw ROBERT SCOTT still sitting in White-Wood Variety Store eating straws, shredding napkins, and hoping no one will offer him a job. Then, JERRY SELBY, a former Hubbard Football Star, was sitting on the Dawson side lines cheering for his son who is on the Bulldog Team. BARBARA KABNICK, after becoming a dancing teacher, now has opened an Arthur Murray school of her own in Hubbard for all Hep-Cats still in HHS. CARROLL KILLOUGH, having decided to be an old bachelor, was selling his self-designed atomic tractors. He found that our old friend, JESSE KING, was very happy as he had been All-American End at Baylor and had a coaching career. N 'QQ C' JIMMY MILLER, having always had a love for cows and X , J Kay, had taken over the Motley milk route. He drove the X x jeep while Kay carried the milk to the houses. S qu? He saw that LA VERNE PASLAY, after getting disgusted with the telephone operators for giving her the wrong number so many times, had moved to Malone. NICKIE ARNOLD, after three years of hard work, had finished his autobiography, THE GREATEST MAN ON EARTH, and was now trying to sell it. Scotty was shocked to learn that LARRY LAND, who learned a lesson from his high school romances, was teaching a special class in HHS - Facts About Love. GERALD GREENHILL, being very proud of the black eye he recieved during Golden Gloves, had his own solution for painting his eye. He was salesman for this product. Scotty saw that our H.H. S. wit, ARNOLD TAYLOR, after having collected so many pocketsize novels while in high school, was chief owner of a second hand pocket-book store in Hubbard. ,X DORIS DANIEL, after such a wonderful career in H.l-l.S. was seen to be queen of the Blue Moon in Hubbard. JAMES SPENCER was playing professional football for the Detroit Lions. Dear ole' Fudd! How we loved him. He grinned when se saw SHIRLEY HASSELL, the smallest of our class, modeling elevated shoes. MARIETTA BRUSTROM was the Home Economics teacher at H.H. S. In her spare time she was the outstanding star at Waco Hall. -K .IUNIORS ELEVE TH GRADE MRS. RUTH SCHLEY, Sponsor RAY ADKINS ANNE AVERITT BARRY BRICE WJ. CRAIN DOROTHY DOOL SHIRLEY DON NELLY ALBERT ENGLISH PA ULINE ENGLISH -wa w , F'f7l'7VI,'5. if ! V 15. Xi 'R' I '17 ---v-v-'fu ELEVE TH GRADE ALVIE EULLERTON JAMES HORN HELEN LAMBERT PEGG Y LITTLEJOHN JAMES LUCAS NANCY MOSER DEVETA MANESS ROSEMARY MOORE V -,v-. f . . w-,1:-nfwvv-w ELEVE TH GR DE KAY SAMMONS GLENDA SAWYER JAN VARDEMAN THOMAS WALKER E LUCY WOODALL PAULA ATCHISON C SENIOR CLASS WILL Q P We, the Seniors of Hubbard High School, class of nineteen hundred and fifty-tnree, being of sound mind fwe hopej an N says Q ,N 5 N and strong body, do hereby leave our last will and testa- xX QW' ' 1 S ment. ' - , N To the JUNIORS, whom we dearly love, we leave our abil- X ity to get things done in the right manner. To the SOPHOMCRES, We leave our ability to raise nine kinds. To the FRESHMAN, we leave our sympathy because they have so many years of torture left. Then to RAY ADKINS, GARRY BOWMAN leaves his pedestal for him to stand on and look down upon the world. Also to GLENDA SAWYER he leaves some xxx liniment to soothe her many aches and pains she recieved in playing basketball. To JAMES HAROLD HORN, W. D, BROWN leaves his way with the country girls. ,N ? ag GERALD GREENHILL, in his last will, leaves to JAMES LUCAS his quiet man- ner and his ability to get along with the teachers. To W. J. CRAIN, CARROL KILLOUGH leaves his curly, black hair in hopes he, too, will become president of a dignified senior class. gr BARBARA KABNICK leaves to you, PAULINE ENGLISH, these bobby pins. We hope that your hair will always look as nice as Barbara's. Because of ALVIE FULLERTON'S great athletic ability JAMES SPENCER leaves his position as center on the JAGUAR TEAM to him with hopes that ALVIE will make the All District Team. ROBERT SCOTT wills his sole possession, his favorite sparking place, fwonder where J, to IAN VARDEMAN and wishes him the best of luck. To KAY SAMMONS, the luckest of all juniors, JANELLE SLEDGE leaves this blue ribbon in hopes that she too may have the honor of being the SNOW QUEEN. ARNOLD Cbless himj TAYLOR bestows upon BARRY BRICE his bashful ways, with best wishes, of making a hit with the Hubbard girls. r . 'J 0, VA WI. , N 1 'Y 4 4 JESSE KING leaves to THOMAS WALKER his title as Wolf of H.H.S. with deepest regrets. 9 . ' 4- fs J L U1 ll SHIRLEY HASSELL has finally consented to give PAULA ATCHINSON the boys of H.H.S., as only Shirley can do. LAVERNE PASLAY leaves her popularity with the out-of-town boys to HELEN LAMBERT. In order that ROSEMARY MOORE might realize her ambition to become a safe driver JIMMY MILLER willingly consents to leave his manual on safe driving to her. Everybody knows that one of the most dignified Seniors is MARIETTA BRUSTOM, so that there may be at least one dignified person in the Senior Class of '54 she has consented to leave her dignity to KAY MOTLEY. DORIS DANIEL leaves her sweet disposition to SHIRLEY DONNLEY and hopes that she may live up to it. To PEGGY LITTLEIOHN she leaves the art of henpecking her boy friends. CHARLINE HILL, with deepest regrets, leaves to LUCY WOODALL her ability to go steady with the Air Force boys. LARRY LAND wills to DOROTHY DOOL his bookkeeping books and hopes that DOT will please Mrs. Sims as well as Larry has. JERRY SELBY, in his last will, leaves his pug nose to DEVETA MANESS in hopes that it will be as attractive on her as it is on Jerry. SCOTTY MADDOX, leaves to NANCY MOSER half of his small fortune which he has made at Conn's Drug Store. He couldn't bear to part with any more of the money. The last but not least of the Seniors, NICKY ARNOLD, leaves to ALBERT ENGLISH his calender so he may know which days to go to English and which days not to go to English. 9 x .-J ', -' J 3 I f ' V I luv' I ' A Xxx, If Y Egz XX 1 SOPHOMURES TE TH GR DE Lindy Bohannon Barbara Boone Don Brown Don Ed Cole Jimmy Conner Douglas Cox Billy Joe Darden Janice Egbert Linda Evans Johnnie Fadal Doyle Fulton Shirley Hancock Georgia Ann Hoffman Sondra Holmes Herbert Horn R Ph TE TH GR DE J. B. Jiminez Glyn Jordan Billy Wayne Jordan Melva Killough Evelyn Machac .1 -- -- Mary Lou Murphy Earl Motley Gracie Faye Noe Bobbie Sue Powell Wanda Rogers Jerry Simmons Betty Taylor Ralph Taylor Barbara Sue Vickery ,. , ,. , , A A .. .. . ..,,,. , . ,,,. .,,..,Y..,,..m,..YYY .,,,1-www-f 9 il 'These qs-1. Humclvs J . num 7 will 3' 6e.+ +o work. ns-mx -Yu H .' Do gon 'found 0514? The-dfdy xi, A Who Non 'Hr-Q., Vac, 2 V? Da a-Sf fm lqig Lmforg eg K viii? TW 1 1 'Mb vs D13 WH:-cf uqs if Chow -fame.. Psvcy 1-L bog H5 fl e.5+ion -follows. fYCJhme.n 'fl'P5' 5+UJYi 9 Z l X.-... K- Haus o. wi Sq, QW: 554 A M, ...4 5.4. QF HM- ff ww 11-vc M M-rw FRESHMEN NINTH GRADE MRS. ROBERT SCOTT, Teacher Odis Anderson Thisbie Ann Barnes Carolyn Bills Kathy Bowman Mary Clayton Carolyn DeFord Douglas Crain Kathleen Dool Barbara Greenhill Dorothy Helton Betty Sue Jennings Mary Kilgo Joyce Land Jerry Leckie Margaret Lipsey Stenton Maddox Ann Manning 1 . xzvwn l 'F IN .mi :iffy is xvzfl I-A i K .qggi V ssllsifidt 'Q r ffwpwaagwsa-ws:WW3g.' i ' NINTH GRADE J.W. Mayfield Lemma Mills Livy Mills Billy Murphy Janis Peacock Jimmy Powell Scott Riddle Mary Sanders Lamona Sellers Tommy Simmons Glenda Smith Patrica Smith Jimmy Stuckley Beth Taylor Lavone Taylor Margie White Max Woodall Kenneth Baker 5 I-'vel We-af A CY n+s Mavflnb and Ma Los 1,5 N 1 + 6 Out. N OVW: 'U Ui Mfr-V8,5f'2aw ' FY ja- WV. JSI' ag, L0v'- can my M Frthchvqen. Nodune-19 Qvevd. b v f 5. I. e.' if 1.1 X! ,, , Li-I-He .Sang 5m1 Ohlcs-I known builrffn 'NL' Worll. s+,3..+ac' QU fire sed Up! .Schools 00+ . mv 'Hman lslqrs' W 5un Bs-aqmhf. M sl, an qv, ye.-In gi lkxv iliief 'N ,K IWHSS., Ilia? IIBSH1 liii IIN fi I ls AX . ' Y ifffx, Ing Veldon Hassell Rita J. Beesley Tommy Jordan Wanda Danford Donald Killough Harold Loyd Josie M. Foster Mackey McCaghren Linda Evans Jimmy McDonald Opal McGinis Sherman Moore Patsy Phelps Johnny Vickery Wanda Smith Anna Bell Dool Bobby Lewis Lona Lee Emmons iv X .'la, J in EIGHTH GRADE 1-K if .- e we , Q 'N ' -4 , . . l as q 7 .gg E 1-1 ' an , ,A-Z -V J td N ak X ri ,gy Z 'Q I .TQ 1 X' if lla ' S 3 5 'S ef' 'Y X. , . - w- ? nu X y .IJ s , x kg' ff ff' 7..,., ' SEVE TH GRADE Sharon Anderson Beth Anderson Delois Baker Glenda Beesley Stella Beesley Damon Brown Grady Crain Carroll Cuny Carl Curry Jack Dool J.D. Gilbreath Mackey Hammock Doyle Holman Elizabeth Humphry Virginia Kilgo Jesse Jimenez Wilburn Lambert Charles Linex Mary Logan Serbando Loredo Leona Richardson Janet Schley Geraldine Smith Shirley Taylor Jimmy Thompson Patricia Vosburg Glenda Walker Hal Lee Woodall Barbara Wright SIXTH GR DE MRS. I. L. HILER, Teacher Lynn Allcorn Don Anderson Sonny Leathers Boyce Baker Barbara Beesley it Kenneth Lipsey Tracy Masters Linda Brlton Guy Boone Vista McLain Jlmmy Mills Ronnie Bowlm Julianne Climer Ioe Moser Margaret Motley Kitty Cox Sharon Fondren Gerald Pursley Troy Putman Bobbie Jo Foster Glenda Foster Jackie Rogers John Rogers Ruby Fullerton Glenda Gilbreath Joann Smith Doyce Taylor Ledford Kelly Glyn Killough Luther Thorn Billy Waller X. FIFTH GRADE W Mas. Lssren BEENE, Teacher -' J ,N K Jimmy Anderson Lavon Hull 3 'W Gr-of La 5.11, yy, 'J ' J Clyde Baker y n L . ' A James Beesley V , at , 1? f 'Q ef if ' Qr f W , Bw-ev H'-my .. . f wi. M 3? ,5 K .e nk. A if XX Jan Brown 1 Maxine Canterbury if , ' f Y . - Douglas Jordon J 5 1 Q if J J- we ,I Hilda Ledford 4 J' Mazie Coffee mblaif J J e f ' Earl Couch kiwi J as M J J, J ' ' Juanita Loredo 4 if . g A V 1' Narcissa Loredo fd .' .' ' 3 Q H Q Gerald Couch .f ' 1 Weldon Curry f A J ,S E U 5 ,idx , ' at J 1 Bobbie 1-0Yd d-3' , , .. , ' Wynona McLain ' A y - V . 3 X K 5 . in Nh A .0 4 Billy Danford ld an 1' or Jo Laura Danford .5 d ' . Lua- - at U I Sas. Q J 'D' , b Kathryn Mayfield U .4y,, U L lf V X my my ev e Joe Rodolfo Q -'fx 4 Dewey Foster Q , Q Eugene Fulton f e av J J eu. Y Wanda J. Statham A 'b Johnny Waller lx - .. A , 'iq K 9 - ,f ' y E Lenda Gllbreath , Q . d Billy Goff K V y 3 at 9 ,1 1, r.', ,, :', Eugenia Wrbas J 7 2 4 -f' , J , 2 a 15 ' Nancv Jane Yak Jimmy Hammock James Horn Calvin D Lewis A3114 ,wir Q .af 41 Hg 1 Rm Duran lgffig xdfa Q ' 1 Akai li r ni in 1 Y- , -- -xvlpftf-fgwniluwv FOURTH GRADE Bobby Batton -6'-3. Gilbert Vosburg a ,, Mandy Allcorn T T Mary Bailey Dlsy Connor D'Mel Danford Elizabeth Dool Joyce Foster Sue Foster Lola Hammer . s If k Sharon Helton , 5 it Carolyn Hill LaNe1l Jones Betty Newsome Dianne Putman Brenda Roberson Joann Teakell Lou Ann Thompson Pedro Padillo Helen Couch y Troy Paris l UIQ... Q Mk vi-ur L, Robert Bohannon Derrell Brown Charles Egbert Don Fulton Jerry Hassell Mickie Iohansen Dwain Killough Donald Land Benny Linex Larry McCaghren Garland Neal Thomas Smith Leslie Taylor Delton Thrash Don Threadgill f .. dl'., as .T N., ii sl K -:Fe f ' ' THIRD GRADE Paul Anderson Esther Andrade Paulette Beckham Wiley Beesley Mary Canterbury William Couch Marjori Crain James Fadal Betty Foster Carolyn Foster John Foster Ervin Hubik Celestine Hull Glenda Hull Edward Johnson Q n bg ata? -.. ... sy. J assi: ' A ia Wm . .Q . x, B ! . at ...S Q X. .' In -6,9 S x MRS. MARY B. COX, Teacher Melvin Allcorn 3 y I 2 - . , N . , .lnyviy B A A hyr . an K 4 ., A I f ? K N s he 'gh Q . ' ' X hd Q I X za an . l , I x 'G A , -- .4 y . -md a A' N 1 . .wa 'A .eu , ' .Q . 5' K 5 H' O I I A Y , rar' trvgklif f f . 25 or H Larry Jones Wayne Kilgo Mary Land Ronnie Leathers Betty Lipsey Shirley McDonald Sharon Neal Robert Nichols Billy Owens Mary Rodolfo Dickie Simmons Sue Savage Joyce Smith Sue Smith Melva Sonnenberg lewis Teakell Charles Thom Billy Vardeman Keitt Wodd Marcia Wrbas W f ' , M, J sf ' 4 SECOND GR DE Scotty Anderson Guy Beckham Barbara Couch Betty Curry Sarah Dool Gary Hill Enid Johnson James Land Earnest Linex Brenda McCaghren Wayne Mills Billy Mitcham Sonny Murphy Susie Norris Shirley Roberson Victoria Richardson Judy Schley Glenda Tayla LR. Taylor Sonja Teakell Rickey Thompson Ronnie Vosburg Barbara White David White 4 , Lx ,t we , W 'Q fax ' ,.' :VUCP1 . as N , . R y 4 ' , -' f .f -7 ,nib t , 835 B 5, sf- Q' 5 V 41.2- up-f jr' ',, -EE' h ian . .Q QQ , , , kv N' if ,bt ,gfibwfffsf V '-9.5 my X' 'Lv' . X Q M ,ga rb by - 0 , '. ...X ' ii K Q 1 3 3 FIRST GRADE , J 'VJ Sally Bowman y X Lola Boyd X f f J J ' ' a QQ: J is ' V S J N .J a e a f, sg ,. ,,it . W se' ff -M --tw jr ll 'I ' N ' I' t 3 5' I N M if 'ar Y --1 y 'geg'1'bvs 0' Q' A. DV' . . : e d U - w . V un' K 4 U Q - Q 1 K 3 fs 4 y ' .,., 1 L 5' Kenneth Brown Rebecca kown Shirley Couch Billie Danford Patricia Foster Gay Lou Gillen Paul Hammer James Harlin Robert Jones Truett Ledford Charles Lipsey Maria Loredo Nita McLain Norma Newsome Carolos Owens Karen Owens Sandra Percival Josephine Rodolfo Danny Smith Linda Sonnenberg Roynald Vardeman Glenda Waller James Waller Frank Wilson Sharon Wrbas 5 x X . Q, 0 : .. ' x A qS WS f,-x , Q, 155 'F w X FA VORITES ALL SCHCJOL FAVCJRITE DCRIS DANIEL -. lx ,- . ALL SCHOOL FAVCJRITE LARRY LAND SENICJR FAVORITE IRLEY HASSELL -- - V . 1: , - - ---7,--VV .K H Y H-. SENIOR FAVORITE ROBERT SCOTT JUNIOR FAVCJRITES Y TAYLCR IERRY SIMM SOPHCJMCRE FAVORITES FRESHMAN FAVORITES MY POWELL MARY CI-AYT 0 ffC.v-wr-y'+ Dov- 5 V- v-SST WD. 4' Sqndy-Q Qu.-Q..W 537 'P ? 'fy f + 1 - ,f i X +A. N , , A Q ,cm 1 +0 aa , ffffi Y C 0 W Q u f ,f . 9 xi , ., 'Q 'X nfl xx -Blix A 1321? Qi, Q, Q ,X ' X Q x f' ,ff . f XX 1904 ,A 49 ,.ff '!j7 fi S N x , J !'bf .V X 12 ' Y ff fjifff K dv +5'fwf Mx, M -.. ,f'W ,, , f k1,j , ,,gQafa - !5Q.,uEET,5 f Qaben--f+ Pqula i X i -ox ,,AQ I , 7: K 5 Q:lcncl4l'1f'1Tof1nv1y ..rQh.3 N,N. K. l IC li, . , f A' - A N + ' ,nbr :IV me . I Hun lfiqvvy Hgh fiogcn A THLETICS FCJOTBALL SWEETH EA RT DCRIS DANIEL rw- -Y-Y !.v.,. CAPTAINS W. D. BROWN - 2. 3.4 LARRY LAND - 2, 3,4 Co-Captain 52 Co-Captain 32 Honorable Mention 52 Honorable Mention 52 JAGUAR SQUAD DOUGLAS COX JAMES SPENCER GARRY BOWMAN Right Guard 52 Center 51, 52 Left Guard 50, 51, 52 Honorable Mention 51 2nd A11-District 52 2nd A11-District 52 HUBBARD - FROST GAME 5. HUBBARD - BLOOMING GROVE GAME 432 CARROLL KILLOUGH Jesse KING NICKIE ARNOLD Right Tackle 51, 52 Left End 51, 52 Left Tackle 50. 51.52 All-Dist. 2nd Team 51 Honorable Mention 52 GERALD GREENHILL ROBERT SCOTT JERRY SIMMONS Right Half 52 Quarterback 52 Left Half 52, 51 Honorable Mention 52 HUBBARD - BLOOMING GROVE GAME JIU! HUBBARD - BLOOMING GROVE GAME W. I. Cn!.A1'N I. B. IIMINEZ JOHNNY FADAL Guard 52 Linebacker 52 Tackle 52 JERRY SELBY JIMMY MILLER JAN VARDEMAN End 52 Linebacker 51, 52 End 52 HUBBARD - BLOOMING GROVE GAME --Y-fy-1..e 1 HUBBARD - BLOOMING GROVE GAME , 1 N u vg Ars. r V? 'Hx if if I ' - -'V-H115 THOMAS WALKER LIVY MILLS IAMES HCRN Halfback 51, 52 Qlarterback 52 Haliback 52 GRIDIRON SEASON HUBBARD 6 KERENS 25 The Kerens Bobcats scored first on a pass from the 15 yard line. The next touch- down was the reseul of a 20 yard run. Another score resulted from a Hubbard fumble. The Bobcats scored their other touchdown on a pass. Brown scored the only Hubbard touchdown on an end sweep. HUBBARD 38 ABBOTT 0 Neither team scored in the first half. In the second half, Hubbard came back to take the game. Brown made the first tally on a punt return. Fadal converted the point- after. Brown scared again and Walker scored in the third quarter. A pass from Down to Land made the next score. Simmons made the next score and Walker made the final score. HUBBARD 6 ITALY 'I Hubbard scored first on a pass from Simmons to Land. The Italy Gladiators scored and converted the point-after. HUBBARD 0 STATE HOME 20 The Jaguars met the State Home Laddies on the local field and played on equal terms with them except on end runs and passing. The Jaguar line played outstanding ball throughout the game. HUBBARD 6 DAWSON 12 The only Hubbard touchdown in this game came on a good run of 40 yards by Gerald Greenhill. Dawson scored both of their touchdowns on passes. HUBBARD 37 FROST 6 Gerald Greenhill and Jerry Simmons made the first twotouchdowns fa Hubbard in the first quarter. A pass from Larry Land to Jesse King scared the third. In the second quarter Jerry Simmons made two touchdowns. Larry Land scored the final Hubbard toudr down. The Polar Bears scored in the third quarter. HUBBARD 14 MILDRED 30 Brown and Greenhill scored the Hubbard touchdowns in this game. Johnny Fadal converted the point-after. Mildred alternated its air and land attack to rack up 30 points. HUBBARD 0 BYNUM 12 The Jaguars played the best game of the 1952 season against the Bulldogs. Garry Bowman and James Spencer played outstanding ball in the line and Robert Scott, W. D. Brown, Gerald Greenhill, and Jerry Simmons were outstanding in the backficld. HUBBARD 25 BLOOMING GROVE 14 The touchdowns were scored for Hubbard by Simmons, Brown and Walker Wal ker made two of the four touchdowns. HUBBARD 0 WORTHAM '7 Wortham made the game s only score in the third quarter The Jaguars were plagued by fumbles throughout the game and were unable to score LETTERME Larry Land 1950-51-52 W. D. Brown 1950-51-52 Garry Borman 1950-51-52 Nickie Arnold 1950-51-52 Jesse King 1951-52 Carrol Killough 1951-52 Jimmy Miller 1951-52 James Spencer 1951-52 Robert Scott 1952 Gerald Greenhill 1952 Jerry Selby 1952 Thomas Walker 1951-52 Ray Adkins 1951-52 James Horn 1952 WJ. Crain 1952 Jan Vardeman 1952 Jerry Simmons 1951-52 Douglas Cox 1952 Johnny Fadal 1952 LB. Jiminez 1952 Livy Mills 1952 fd w I x 51? Qin S I Lookin' over the situation. Well what have we here. Good ol' defense line. Did they get him? o Brown runs into trouble. Land looking for camera. Halftime in the Kerens game. Possum after a Bulldog Ray and Jimmy after Cain. Hold on Miller here we come! If ,ff This isn't a holdup. Brown. Cain surrounded by Jaguars. . or , k - 15, . xx . h' H' fi 'r1-sf r .,., .i G m v or ooor Q eoee w i e -V - i so P .4 4 , K i, ,M-Q . M i x Q W -y 554. M - r o P Q ew e. gi :S ' - Q Wv:r4wSgS!?,5Xx:3Q MSE? 4. 0 A-' ' N---If 'Que-Qi.. f S 'ffiiv 'V' J-H' I-' ' , -. hm! J' a i Q50 lf3Q3.':Sgiid fxQ:flf -f5'3 sm 4.-ai-3 9259- A-are fs Good ol' workouts. Point after touchdown. Plug up that hole Jaguars! Watch that truck, Simmons. PEP SQUAD .Mi , , . A 4445 K K iii.-...f 11 f, 4 . A i.A J A W LLL 1 L' 1 L L i . ,ik . -WV' , , . X W,2, ,A LVVL 1 . .K :A 1 fg 1 lg ' , BOBBIE sUE POWELL LEMMA MILLS Left to right: Peggy Littlejohn, Bobbie Sue Powell, Lemma Mills 1 42 GIRL 'BASKETB LL BE! Bottom row, left to right: Barbara Greenhill, Mary Clayton, Ann Averett, Lucy Wood- all, Shirley Donnelly, Mary Sanders, Lemma Mills, Top row, left to right: Dorothy Helton, Coach Bourns, Carolyn Bills, Patricia Smith, Linda Evans, Thisbie Barnes, Carolyn DeFord, Bobbye Powell, Kathy Bowman, Ann Manning. COAQH BOURNS CAROLYN DeFORD DOROTHY HELTON MARY CLAYTON Forward Forward Forward GIRL ' BA KETBALL BOBBIE SUE POWELL GLENDA SAWYER LUCY WOODALL LEMMA MILLS Guard Forward Forward Guard BARBARA GREENHILL MARY SANDERS SHIRLEY DONNELLY LINDA EVANS Guard Guard Guard Guard -.. -..-. --,W ww- -V- V .,F.,fv,7..-.-vw v- - BOYS' BASKETBALL A SQUAD Left to right: James Spencer, Jan Vardeman, Coach Schrader, Jesse King, Nickie Arnold Larry Land, Thomas Walker, Jerry Simmons, Garry Bowman, Jerry Selby. Left to right: Thomas Walker, Nickie Arnold, Larry Land, Coach Schrader, Jesse King, Jerry Simmons. BOYS' BASKETBALL B SQUAD Left to right: Billy Murphy, Billy Jordan, Livy Mills, Douglas Cox, James Horn, Glyn Jordan, Billy Darden, Ralph Taylor, Coach Schrader, J. B. Jimenez, Johnny Fadal, Her bert Horn, Jimmy Powell, Don Cole, Earl Motley. B-Starting Lineup--left to right: James Horn, Johnny Fadal, Coach Schrader, Jan Var- deman, Herbert Horn, Livy Mills. 1 , , JACK SCHRADER THOMAS WALKER JERRY SIMMONS Coach Guard Guard Y L LARRY LAND JESSE KING NICKIE ARNOLD Forward Center Forward BUYS' BA KETBALL JERRY SELBY JAMES SPENCER JAMES HAROLD HORN Forward Center G'-laid ram: if I OHNNY FADAL LIVY MILLS IAN VARDEMAN Forward Guard Center oRcA N :zA nous . lla, CLUB CJFFICERS ..., Z wr if ,Q :!C!75.. 5 ,av 7, F3 fi? ff Left to right: Barbara Vickery, Sec. -Treas. , Shirley Donnelly, Reporter, Lucy Woodall Pres., Katherine Motley, Vice Pres., Pauline English, Parliamentarian, Ann Averett, Historian, Kay Sammons, Song Leader. HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA - MRS. RUTH SCHLEY, Sponsor in ' d , w -W'-W-v-4'f W- -9-.-pw. .,-W, F.H.A. BEAU Q gxx xi' :SSX s uv' idk QQ H E 4 A x m fi xsg le, In Ki 'lu as V ':' gg is Vksislg iiiggz Q' 5' ,Q n.o.a .C 'k.,,,, igQ.lgl'0l.' osaa.sr1,..4q IQIOQQ 5,5 ffiitaffqi Ulf. ..jQQQ, lig. Iii ,QQQ U 0 iq Qi' 'I V 'isa' Nixon'-nt fl-ga 'igr . ,AQUA 'lg' ia..nusn90' m... O' 'll IAN VARDEMAN F.F.A. CLUB qi HARRY S. RUCKER, Sponsor CLASS OFFICERS: Thomas Walker, President, Jimmy Conner, Vice President, W,J, Crain, Secretary, Jerry Simmons, Treasurer, Jan Vardeman, Reporter, Doyle Fulton Sentinel, J.B. Jiminez, Parliamentarian, Don Brown, Historian, Earl Motley, Song Leader. F.F.A. SWEETHEART , J , nzfi 'f1Y5E. '1 . .A ,M s . f' fr l 'sk S F 3 S E, .Mia ' . 'P' -A,, Mu A A man f 2, ' ' 'A. -4 g'f f LEMMA MILLS LIBRARY CLUB Sitting left to right: Ann Manning, Patsy Phelps, Barbara Kabnick, LaVerne Paslay, Janelle Sledge, Patricia Smith. Standing left to right: Mrs. Keitt, Wanda Smith, Wan- da Danford, Lona Emmons, Deveta Maness, Nancy Moser, Barbara Vickery, Betty Jean Taylor. SPANISH LUB Left to right: Kay Sammons, Marietta Brustrom, Dorothy Dool, Glenda Sawyer, Nancy Moser, Pauline English, Mrs. Keitt. i uni I DRAMATICS CLUB Sitting, left to right: Kay Sammons, Pauline English, Mrs. Thornton, sponsor, Barbara Vickery, Ann Manning. Standing, left to right: Garry Bowman, James Horn, Robert Scott, Herbmc Horn, Barry Brice, Jimmy Miller, and Jerry Selby. SCENES FROM ONE ACT PLAY 1952 If Darling, there 's something . Let's try to make up for I wou1dn't say to anyone but you. that 01d mistake. We're all alone now, Oh, she did that to darling, flatter him. BYNUM 12- gf:- 1 i Far Girls Only Z .U D rf 1-f D-4 .-. C9 .......... , yogeiglguifggyf Robert' what ar' A woman's curiosity is famous I Robert Scott: Salt W1 ng 'A F Jerry ulyrn a Salt Scuel w '001 SI'lfl!.IllO Stflll OAOQKI OAI 400' 1 as H W I U A 5? 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