ff.. x 42 rs.. E Sis pg iff , .f 'Pa v w. nf + 4 .-.-1... in ? P 1 J 7-v,5, W Aix g, ,,, f ' Q , A ig- 1 X Q 1 w f 1 o X . E QFO iff? WJ H N lg hx LR LAL wgM00r fl Annual gfqfl, I . PQ School 195-5 e B- 4 Q 5 5 I 3 o 5 a 3 f Os YQIQ J H lJ 4 ue Our school is a combination of individual idears built from the dreams and efforts of many people. For over fifty years students have enter- ed---each one adding something, each one leav- ing with new aspirations and increased wisdom. Ourfirst aim was to give you the very best yearbook possible. The next was to give you a memory book that would increase in value with every year that has passed. We like to think of you looking at your BULLDOG and recalling every- thing you did at IHS---from the books you read to the friends you made. We hope this book shows our love for just those things. THE 1953 BULLDOG STAFF I mt N. ALLEN W We, the Senior Class of 1952-53, wish to dedicate The Bulldog to our friend and superintendent Mr. Bill N. Allen. When we were in need of advice conceming school work or personal problems. he was always ready to lend a .helping hand. He has helped us overcome many dif- y ficulties, and has invested many hours of work for the students of Ira High. He has helped in all sports and encouraged, a- bove all else, good sportsmanship within our school. IRENE CHAPMAN - - - - - - Editor IO ANN ERWIN --- ---- Assistant' Editor JAMES MAUPIN ----- ---- ---- B u siness Manager SHIRLEY ROSSER - JIMMY WOOSLEY -- - MARY THORNHILL L. M. DAWSON-- Assistant Business Manager - - - Boys Sports Editor - - - - Girls Sports Editor - - - - Sponsor A2 f' R QDRT ZW X22 HHMINISIHHIIUN ' A v Q l . , , 3 1 I1 2:21 . ..g ,Al 1 14 ' 1 f ' 553 v , 5 'ILL ' ft: 1 Q5 1,5 -71 I 4 5 -.c 1, SUPERINTENDENT Bill N. Allen B, A. Centra State M. A., North T xas State KW Supa ' fa Dear Friends, Congratulations to The Bulldog staff for producing such a worth -while annual. Education faces a crisis today just as it has in every generation. We can either help our nation grow stronger or allow it to be weakened. We can become the best citizens or we can just allow them to grow up. We can either be leaders in our communities or con- tinue to tolerate forces which are destructive to human life and national security. Which way shall we choose? Let us not forget that the real values of life are virtue, honesty and truthfulness. We must also realize the sacredness of labor and hard work. We can continue to build a great civilization, if we endeavor to have the proper work attitude. ?2 Z Sincerely Bill N. Allen, Supt. BILL N. ALLEN Superintendent B. A. , M. A. Commeric bjs. QQ B. S. , Texas Tech. A h Agri. Education I , EDDIE REDWINE B. A. Coach, Boys and Girls History R. C. SMITH Principal B,A,, H. Simmons Math Speech Dramatic Work C. I. SMITH B. A., H, Simmons B.D., Southwestern Seminary English MILDRED McBE'I'H B,s.. CT.S.C.WJ Home Economics i I BONNYE ALLEN' H Second Grade fu ' aqua-avg. AGNES MCCORMICK First Grade R IA, K 0-1 af' ' 4 MJ Nxqx .. ' LAURA HOLLODAY Third Grade GEORGENE GALLOWAY RUTH TURNER Fourth Grade Fifth Grade X Q XL x'I ki R M ,gli v Rv W VW V Mr' I CHRISTINE xi LL Jr' ALVIN HARRELL Sixth Grad Ay X' Seventh Grade ' x J J WN xl xr 5 E E H IO ANN ERWIN FRANKLIN BRYANT SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT JUNIOR CLASS PRESIDENT LEON FORD MABEN RICHARDSON SOPHOMORE CLASS PRESIDENT FRESHMAN CLASS PRESIDENT sg . ,fz ij , -13 K3 vu. . V Q 6 5244 M ,Eu f . 'si' . pw ,z . ,1 , M, f Q fu i V' C041 2r L 466 QE'-p WMA X555 N 1 1 1. N' , V 1, J , +P 11 qi SENIHHS 2 . 4 . E, 1 i is +f -9 -4 'i v , ,- .E gn. . i, V r A , , Q A . 4 - x 5 W - . JO ANN ERWIN Class President '51 -'52 -'53 F.H,A, President F.H,A. Sec. SLT '53 reas. '52 Most Beautiful '52 Sweater Girl '51 Class Favorite '50 Cheerleader' '52 -' Basketball '50 - '51 - 53 '52-'53 Volleyball '51-'52 -'53 Softball '52 -'53 Choral Club Assistant Editor Junior Play Senior Play JUANITA MEN GW I AMES MAUPIN . Class Vice President '52-'53 F. F, A. Reporter '51-'52 -'53 Class Favorite '53 Most Athletic '52 -'53- Basketball '50 -'51-'52 -'53 Football '50 -'51-'52 -'53 Baseball '50 -'51-'52 -'53 Track '50 -'51-'52 -'53 Senior Play ASSER Class Secretary '53 F. H. A. Secretary Most Popular '52 Football Sweethea Class Favorite '53 Majorette '50--'51 Choral Club Basketball '50 -'51 Volleyball '50-'51 Softball '52-'53 Junior Play Senior Play -'53 '53 rt '52 -'52 52-'53 '52-'53 LINNON BURNEY Class Treasurer '53 F.F.A. Club '51-'52-'53 Class Favorite '50-'51 Football Hero '52 Basketba1l1'5O -'51-'52 -'53 Football '50 -'51-'52 - '53 Junior Play Senior Play Baseball '50 -'51-'52 - '53 2 i 5 e 5 2 l IRENE CHAPMAN Class Reporter '53 F, H. A. Vice President '53 F, H. A, Reporter '52 F.F.A. Sweetheart '52 Best All -Around Girl '52-'53 Class Favorite '52 Carnival Queen '53 Majorette '51-'52 Cheerleader '53 Basketball '50 -'51-'52 -'53 Volleyball '51-'53 Soft Ball '52-'53 Ir. 8: Sr. Play Editor JAMES SAWYER Class Treasurer '52 F. F. A. President '51 Class Favorite '52 Most Popular -'52 Football '50 -'51-'52 Baseball '50 -'-51-'52 F.F. A. Basketball '51 SARA MILLHOLLON F, H. A, Treasurer '53 Most Athletic 52 Cheerleader '51-'52 -'53 Choral Club Basketball '50-'51-'52-'53 Volleyball '51-'52 -'53 Softball '52-'53 Junior Play Senior Play DONALD CROWDER F.F.A. Song Leader '53 F.F.A. Club '51-'52-'53 Basketball '52-'53 Softball '52-'53 F.F.A. Basketball '52 Sponsored by: First National Bank Snyder, Tex. - 23- x 2 3 5 5 r E E 4 IERRY THOMAS F.F.A. Treasurer '53 F.F.A. President '52 Basketball '52-53 Softball '52-'53 Senior Play F. F. A. Club '51-'52-'53 BOBBY KIMMEL F.F. A. Club 3 yrs. F. F, A, Sect. '52 Itmior Play Senior Play ADRAIN ROSSER F.F. A. Club '52-'53 Football '52-'53 Most Studious '52 F. H. A. Beau '53 Softball '52-'53' F.F.A. Basketball '52 HAROLD BAILEY JOHN HARRELL F, F. A, Club '51-'52-'53 F- F- A- Club '53 Football '50-'51v '52-'53 F0037311 '53 Sponsored by: First National Bank Snyder, Texas O E E 5 1 E E 3 v I: ii 'I TE 'w 1 JIINIHHS v 1 NU., an N. fx N Y ' A X an Franklin Bryant Sonny Thomason I unmy Woosley C. D. Gray Shuley Rosser Harold Lee Roddy Mary Thornhlll .1 3 s 2 Q F s, E 5 S 3 S f Nancy Bihl Mrckey Burleson Don Sumruld Joel Robertson Charles Clinkenbeard Wayne Payne 4 yh h Y Duane Hart ,M r 5 5 Q E 5 S K f.. ::::u i 4 as ! IL Ill ..,,,ao- f SEWER E . . 'A 1, 1 J 1 S r 1 . , v ' , c 1 , . - ,V 1 , , n . , 1 1 a I Leon JOWBIIEI Ford Jennings Dixi Lee John Robby Kimmel Mengwasser Smith Don Lawton Carolyn Gray Taylor Smith Joyce Billye Brown Layne 2 s s X I 3 S Q se e V 1 2 0 5 0 7 DX K f DD 5 -Z k' X ... 1 P 0 l xv Q x Q H L IHISHMIEG i 2 5 1 2 2 2 S 2 Q , i 2 E 2 E f E . Y 2 5 1 5 5 5 2 E 2 5 f s i 3 E 2 4 P E Sue W1Sh6fI Russell Ramsey Ferrell Bryant Marylan Moore Gloria Ashley John Spaulding Wayne Gullett Donna Chapman 3 i X 4 s 'i 5 5 2 xi f x 5 Q 5 3 5 5 i Y 5 ? i Q 3 3 i 2 n 5 5 Q Leon Connie Huddleston Wiley Joan Brooks Q An1ta Thomas Donna Wiley Donna Maben Ashley Richardson Pearl B1h Berta Compton James Brown James Anna Elma A1 Wiggs Clements Tumer Turner 3 I lf 5, 5 35 E! E 1 W 1 x z E 4 I . 5 4 IHVUHIHS MMM 1 l l Chlfpggg, King vqncf .Queen gmgj S E 5 Q 5 5 Q Q 2 5 lil. in- E i Q S 5 2 5 2 jimmy M Z 5 Juanita Woolsey M p a Mengwasiel' 33 1 M 'E l 3 if Y T fm iw 5 52 Qi 5? S W 5 f i 5 E ? i Donna 0 I I x t John Ashley Mengwasser E I 2 1 3 v 5 E Qaazfdall 8 Gloria Ashley 1 hx 4 Jew Charles Clinkenbeagd Q fa Seniqa Tuanita Mengwasser James Maupin unioa qauafullbi Shirley Rosser C. D. Gray z .Q 1 3 3 e 1 ? Q 5 F Q Sapfaamaae aauofuled Billye Layne John M g Qaeahman qaaafullwl Connie Wiley L H dd1 5 'I I 5 . . z z E Q E' 'Y my SPHHIS Left to right: Mr. Dawson, Shorty Burney, James Maupin, Sonny Thomason, Jimmy Woosley, Don Sumruld, Wayne Payne, Franklin Bryant, Ferrell Bryant, Coach Redwine. Second Row: Leon Ford, John Mengwasser, Joel Robertson, Adrain Rosser, Lawton Taylor, John Harrell, C. D. Gray, Harold Roddy, Third Rowzl Don Gray, Leon Huddleson, Maben Richardson, Mickey Burleson, Charles Clinkenbeard, Robby Smith. Opponents: C. City, Highland, Robert Lee, Loraine, Hermeligh, Trent, Bronte, Hobbs, Coa- homa, Divide. QOCMGH eapfaind Sonny Thomason Jimmy Woosley Sponsored by: Crowder -Hall Drug 85 Harris Pharmacy 2 5 2 X L 5 3 1 3 Ii 1 3 5 5 i A Q E i 3 2 4 5 3 +5 Q' ,J 5 N 45 35 Back Row: Norma Burney, Jacqueline Dunn, Mary Turner, Flora Turner, Dixie Kimmel, Anna Clements, Anita Thomas. Second Row: Sue Wishert Baleria Eubanks Peggy Taylor, Marylan Moore, Donnie Wiley, Olivia Vinceint Billie Layne, Third Row: Peggy Brown, Nellie Adams, Lorita Sterling, Genella Vinceint, Donna Chapman Mary Thornhill, Joyce Brown. Fourth Row: Patsy Bryant, Darla Bryant, Margaret Clink- enbeard, Carol McMi1lian, Joan Brooks, Sharon Ashley. Majorettes: Connie Wiley, Gloria Ashley, Donna Ashley. Cheerleaders: Carolyn Smith Shirley Rosser, Joan Erwin, Irene Chapman, Sara Millhollen. Mascot: Linda Wilson At Homecoming Ira -Trent game Gloria Ashley was crowned Football Sweetheart by Jimmey Woosley and Sonny Thomason, Captains. Charles Clinkenbeard was honored as the Football Hero. Gloria was given flowers and Charles was given an identification bracelet. Sponsored by: Friendly Flower Shop 5 i s E 2 5 2 i 4 Y i 5 2 E 42- -' Top Row: Wayne Gullett, Russell Ramsey, Shorty Burney, Don Sumruld, Jimmy Woosley, Robby Smith, Coach Redwine. Botton Row: Duane Hart, John Mengwasser, Sonny Thomason, Leon Huddleston, James Maupin. The Ira boys had a very successful year by four games out of eight in the conference play-off. Entering the Hermeleigh tournament, the boys won consolation. They were beaten out of the consolation trophy at Divide by losing to Divide by one point. Shorty Burney and James Maupin were placed on the All -Toumament team at Hermeleigh and Jimmy Woosley was placed in the Divide Tournament. Burney was high point man for the season thus far with 230 pointsg Mengwasser, 203 points, Maupin, 203 pointsg and Woosley with 101 points. Losing only two main players this year, the boys hope to have a very successful team next year. Sponsored by: Ben Franklin Variety Store Gt Fair Store 11 U i Q 2 i Sponsored by: Kruse Chevron Service Station S 2 E i fs 3 2 Q I 5 5 3 3 Q B Q 2 v . H Top Row: Thomas, Brooks, Chapman, Wishert, Bihl, Compton, and Coach Redwine. Lower Row: Wiley, Rosser, Kimmel, Layne, Brown. Botton Row: Jennings, Millhollon, Mengwasser, Chapman, and Erwin. The Ira didn't have a very successful season this year. They only won two games out of eight in the conference play -off. Entering the Hermeleigh tournament, the girls won consolation. with the Ira tournament coming up soon, the girls are working hard and are hoping to keep one ofthe trophies at home. Jo Ann Erwin was placed on the All -Tournament team at Hermeleighg thus winning a gold basketball. Sara Millhollon was highly honored at the Divide tournament. There she was chosen the best sport out of all the teams entered. Girls making the most points for the season thus far are: Erwin, 271 pointsg Chapman, 162 pointsg Men- gwasser, 64 points, and Wishert, 27 points. Losing four of the main players this year, the girls are going to work hard and try to have a winning team next year. Sponsored by: Bell Flower Shop Sponsored by: Clark 85 Smith Gas Company SN ole-Q . 'R may -ff 'Q Q Whats S 5 X S ra 5, Sgr sg f 3 F ,S y if , e. 5, . A 5 im , ss A t , n l.-.4 I aulufze aaameu GJ Nmefuba First Row: John Spaulding, James Brown, Maben Richardson, Leon Huddleston, Russell Ramsey, Wayne Gullett, Al Turner, Ferrell Bryant. Second Row: Duane Hart, Lawton Taylor, C. D. Gray. Charles Clinkenbeard. John Harrell, Bobby Kimmell, Adrain Rosser, James Sawyer, Don Gray. Third Row: L, M, Dawson, Don Sumruld, James Maupin, Sonny Thomason, Mickey Burleson, Robby Smith, Harold Roddy, Franklin Bryant, John Mengwasser, Leon Ford, Jimmy Woosley, Jerry Thomas, Shorty Burney. Sponsored by: Fowler and Cauley AND W. M. Howard, Grocery Store Y t Ufffbmd John Mengwasser ---- President Robby Smith --------- -Vice President James Maupin ----- ------- R eporter Jimmy Woosley ---- 2nd Vice President Sonny Thomason ---------- Historian Bobby Kimmel ------------- Secretary Don Sumruld ------- Parliamentarian Jerry Thomas --- -------- Treasurer Shorty Burney ---- ------- 2 -Sentinel Sponsored by: Klassey Kleanem quinoa Jo GJ 14 First Row: Joyce Brown, Mary Mosley, Nita Mengwasser, JoAnn Erwin, Irene Chapman, Sara Millholion, Carolyn Smith, Mary Thornhill, Second Row: Dixie Kimmel, Anita Thomas, Gloria Ashley, Connie Wiley, Ioan Brooks, Donna Ashley, Billye Layne, Phyliss Walker. Third Row: Donna Wiley, Donna Chapman, Marylan Moore, Sue Wishert, Pearl Bihl, Flora Turner. Mrs. McBeth, Quitta Pybas. Anna Clements, Iowana Jennings, Shirley Rosser. Sponsored by: Jake's Pawn Shop and Radio Repair and R., B.. Spears Motor Co. Q1 S E i A 5 Q 5 ?z 3 M 5 Q i. 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