Kermit High School - Sandstorm Yearbook (Kermit, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1947 volume:

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'I ' M - ' V ' ' 'f y ' A '-4 ' s ?' . - , , ' r Yaf- f 5 , J 'S ' 'E' 2 , A -A 5. . M , ' 3 b ,. ,. 2 'Hsu S - I 3 5 .Q , 4 . A I C gx ,, at V 1, nf . 1 , ' '92 1 ' .fe 1 y A ' L -- L ' 'W xg Q, , , 4 4 - FE f DEDICATED TD YOU . and you and you, and to all the students ol KI-IS. During your high school lite you are developing into the young men and women who are essential to our nation if democ- racy is to prevail. You are forming the habits that will stay with you always, form- ing the ideals that will shape the world of tomorrow. We, the annual staff, wish to dedicate these pages to the student body because we be- lieve in you. You are honest, dependable, good sports and friendly. We are proud of you and think you are tops. l 4 , .fyy . 1 ., -Q5 .. A 5 6' Y. 1? -A x -,- ii 'l til-T23 's 'Q-1 8 ' 'gk .gmt .5 .. - ini.. Lo it-.xxt X xt 'R 1 'I . ff ' ' :J A 1g4w,3,g gi-iw, I 53 -we N I Q eng 1 I' 1 -I .yy dim 'H 'U-I ff , , 5 4-0- N 0 Ji k 'Q DJJ. M, is In-. 1. Q .9 vw ' u ,M s s F '31-. -x. UQ- . 4 M' -N 1' 1 ,. .. ,l H,...,o-.J XV ,V .-. , fs.-Q. School Scenes C Here the students ot KHS complete their school careers before going out into the world of tomorrow. I This is not just an ordinary building. Within these walls beats the pulse that makes Kermit High one of the most outstanding in Texas. That almost forgot- ten snow gave KHS an unexpected pleasure a week too late for a white Christmas. KHS had the at- mosphere of a fairy- land under a 10- inch snow that lasted almost a week. 1' 43 WM aww mlb! Ubin' 'vw' 5 , mm r M W, , r wa Man 2 'W Q Wu 'rw ln , we K. , ,f- pn. W, Q. ww, 2, mn.. nw. ffm, ,M Q-'Mmm f f: fm MAN.:-n ww ww. ff farm nm fw, sam W 'vw--4 new any f-1 an wth up ww W -M ef an sw 4... mx 'ff' W M. . 'mfmio'-USN: ,r A eu we-x -fy' .1 -an gif fa fl 1 .I 2 is ' , Wea Nw I A wg 3 W............,.p,.,. Mi 'ku 1 I s Q W 1 A ,J ,,,,1,,. .WM ' I ,MM - f m Q, MM ,s 'I , M-frm ww wma M lvwzwvwew ww-j ff Kl 'l.QVlf ' Q. 30 'J gary K- +.. 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Here piping hot meals are served for a rea- sonable sum. Modernistic equipment and able man- agement help in its effi- ciency. f I Ml my T T A A A no s-whim. own SHOES mln' 1 J X. I 1-Q-I CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs Mannv Myres Mrs hm Roberts Mlss Dor oihy Wltllii manager Mrs I G Cardwell and Mrs B111 Pnest CLIFFORD CASEY ev s tlf g sr oo erg clearae of Il scleool base WES CATHORN Vfes s ecle ral Woo L to l an K BUS DRIVERS S I Lovell Chfford Casey Al Hand G T GIHIQGD. E C Warren and Raymond Rucker LS. 5 cf 1' i mmHg HwP2Owwmw '-4'-3 ig 5 4 n 4 Ah N Q E' A a I .A ,H . .I 5' ' 'Q .- 51 if . tn' w .r,.- M ,,,' f,,,,55,,:g ,a f . :Qx fp K-, .4',Ar -,, ul r ,4 l f ' .1 1 on, .. fl N ' :viii ...I . 'fKff F -if ff fl' ,- 19- ' , 250 . - Q , , V .u I Sq, . :.- ef' , r .- , Q 4 . J uk, J , ,. . .' 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Elie Lam. president: lim Waddell, R. R 9 Mitchell. vice-president: S. M. Melton. supenntendent. School Board The work ol the Kermit Board of Education has been outstanding during the past year. Other than carrying out efficiently the regular business activities ot the school, the board has been responsible tor the building of a new I8 room modern grade school. building ol new grandstands, enlarging ol the football stadium, greatly improving the track and purchasing ol tour new buses. They have helped to make the Kermit school system equal, and in many cases superior, to any in the state. lt is with pleasure that we devote this space to our school board, . M. Melton, Superintendent -'K Mary Norris. secretary to Mr. Molton The journalism class and the sponsors of the an- nual are to be congratulated for the splendid Work achieved in publishing this issue of the Sandstorm. lt is a credit to the school and a symbol of the high quality of the whole student body. Kermit can boast not only of fine, modern, splendidly equipped school buildings, but it can also boast of the finest group of young people to be found anywhere. We are proud of our school annual, but we are prouder of the boys and girls the faculty and the organizations and ac tivities that have made the annual a success A school annual reflects the character of the stu dent body and in future years those who knew and loved Kermit High School and were a part of it will derive much pleasure from reading the Sandstorm for 1946 41 finding therein a chronicle a picture and panorama of school life for that year one of the most eventful in the annals of Kermlt Schools Sincerely 1-..,,,,f W ww A, Tommy Thompson, Principal .ii 1- .. wt' t 1 t ' I : , t t , ' 4' f-- ,. 'Q '+-+ K 'Y Helping Coach during their ott periods by making announcements and checking absentees these girls make up the office staff Top row Shirley Boudreaux, Pat Calloway, Wynell Claborn, Ioy Storey and lean Cathy, Bottom row: Io Nell Westerman and Ioan Barnes. DEAR STUDENTS AND FACULTY: I sincerely feel that it is an honor to be permitted to write a few words in this Sandstorm. On these pages you will find re- flected the activities of clubs and departments, the cooperation of classes, the teams, the achievements of the K band, and a likeness of the two hundred and fifty loyal students that make Kermit High School the best in the land. Interwoven through- out the whole pattern we find a loyal, co-operative, friendly and helpful faculty group, sincerely in- terested in youth, its problems, its attainments, its failures, and its am- bitions. Best of luck to the class of '47, and may other classes have the same Kermit Spirit that you have shown. Sincerely, be FACULTY DARREL MAYER The man with the straight face and keen sense of humor. He knows all the answers- especially about civics and history. Teach- ing has always been his first love-even be- for his army days. A native of Kansas, he attended Kansas University, did graduate work at Bethel College. .YL T' 'iv ALICE KNOX lf you want to know how to solve a math problem or the formula for compounding sul- phuric acid, ask Mrs. Knox, She has taught in KHS for two years. She is always ready to answer your questions, that is if it is not on a test. Mrs. Knox received her AB degree from Eastern New Mexico College, did grad- uate work at Texas Tech and Sul Ross State Teachers College, LT ll., fi i s ELIZABETH MORRIS Want to know who wrote Crossing the Bar or Thariatopsis ? lust ask Mrs. Morris. She has taught English in KHS for two years, Mrs. Morris is an excellent musician. She received her BA degree from Austin College and did graduate work at Texas Tech and Kidd-Key, CLYDE MARTIN Football, biology, or history, it makes no difference to Mr. Martin, because he has taught all of them. He was A squad assistant coch during football season and teaches biology. He is always smiling and friendly, he has taught here for a year and a half. Coach Martin has an AB degree from Trin- ity University, and did graduate work at Rice Institute and Denver University. MAI.LIE CARTER One watching Girls' PE classes Wonders who is having most the fun-the teacher or the girls. Her winning smile has made her a favorite. Miss Carter, coach of the volleyball team, has taught in Kermit for two years. She received her BS degree from Sul Ross State Teachers' College. tru 4' t uh ,V 1 ix E: LAURA BOEDEKER Como esta usted? or how are you? Either saluutation will be answered by Mrs, Boedeker who teaches both Spanish and English. Her students appreciate her ready wit and smile. A new comer this year, she is readily becoming a favorite. She received Tier BA from Southwest State Teachers' Col- ege. X , Q FACULTY C. E. CHRISTIAN Whether it's football or basketball or gym, Coach Cricket is tops. Although this is his first year at KHS, he has already set a record for himself and Kermit with his leadership of our boys in the sports world. Coach is a fav- orite with the girls too -they rave about his sports shirts and nice manners. I-le received his BS degree from McMurry. u 4 V 4- ,A E ,li V '-. 'c I U I if IOYCE BELL Miss Bell is that cute teacher from Wink. You will always find her supervising work on the Yellow Iacket or the annual. Any other time you may find her directing a play or teaching English, speech, and journalism, her favorite. This is her first year of teaching at KHS. She received her Bl degree from the University of Texas. FACULTY RAYMOND RUCKER Although Mr, Rucker has taught here only one short semester, he has gained the confidence and respect of the student body, He teaches general math and trigonom- etry. He received his BA. degree from Howard Payne and did graduate work at Hardin-Simmons University. G. T. GILLIGAN The man with the baton in one hand and trombone in the other. Whether it is direct- ing band or entertaining the student body with his trombone solos, Mr. Cilligan is tops with us. He is smiling, friendly, and always ready to lend a helping hand. Mr. gilliqgan received his BS degree from Texas ec 4 -A Jn!!- N exit EARLE GREEN When themes are assigned, students turn to this efficient librarian for topic sugges- tions and reference books, In addition to helping students find books, she supervises the study hall and the lost and found de- Dartment. She received her BA degree from Texas Tech and did graduate work at the University of Las Vegas, New Mex- ico, and took library training at the Uni- versity of Southern California. Benz? BERTHA HAIDI Taught math the first semester and is now Coach Thompson's secretary, She is friendly and always ready to give help, She has taught in Kermit for four years. She attended Clarion State College, Clar- ion, Pennsylvania, and received a state permit certificate and did graduate work at Grovers City College, Pennsylvania, , rj ji!! Ki .. o , ,. ,A s 1'g4.2,'Q, 2- gf I 1 ' nb' , 4 wg. vis Pt ' H34 . .33 .fi-.5 gfig',1 592:13 I v, .i 'f Q '- 2, xv - - M., F a- WMM --.au-.. K Ss- r 3, ,, -. , fg Q5 ffm HQ 'T Q' 255 ,U iw :Y r ?' 4 ,..:v 1 -a . ws, .... J.. .4.- J CQunc1l OHICSIS left to right are Leon Bames presldent Nancy Mltchell secretary and trecxs urer and Ioe Don Holcroft vice president STUDENT COUNCIL The student counc1l of KI-IS was established in the sprtng of 1941 and spon sored by the Civics class under the superv1s1on of Tommy Thompson pr1n cxpal lts purpose is to form a more democratic orgamzation insure loyalty es tabhsh good c1t1zensh1p improve student faculty relations promote school spirit and prov1de clean recreation tor all The council of 1946 47 led by Leon Barnes undertook many prolects They sponsored a volleyball tournament during the noon hour set up a schedule of assembly programs for the year sponsored dances alter football and basketball games welcomed v1s1t1ng football teams sponsored the Halloween Carnival which provided funds for all classes and clubs, and worked con- tinually tor the betterment ot KI-IS. The offices of president, vice-president, and secretary and treasurer are filled by secret ballot ot the entire student body. The senators andrepresentatives are elected by the classes. STUDENT COUNCIL SENATORS Mrs Letcx Blundell faculty Paul Stephens sophomore Dale Harbm semor Roh Ethendge yumor and Maunne Fraser freshman STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES Seated Alma Gene Rhodes and Betty Boone junxors Nlna Glles and Shufley Boudreaux senrors Carolyn Mel ton sophomore Manlyn M1ICh9u and Louann Stephens freshmen and Evelvn Bnggs and Nonna Bmrd sophomores Standxng G T Gllhgan faculty Bxlly Spmks senxor Ot1s Gallas sophomore Rlchard Trerce freshman and Bobby Horner and Iunmy Brook Junrors CLASSES 'reg E: ' i fs fm, , 74 1:33 ' ..M..g, Q .Q-My R4-F' , 4.. , ,Q -fi .QE Iii? ,lar , if rig ii . , 1 :Qfg':3gfj. f K Zia, Wzyl ' V K ., ' . W1 m:'gfw D+ 'Q ,ffm ' 'lim . ' f ' ,.,,wx-'ff' . 4 1- A, . , fu-1' ..m'-f 'W MM -C '1-s SENIORS BILLIE IEAN ABEL She is a studious and rese vcd mss with bro n hair and aeen eyes S e wa a as favorite rorni ee LAURA BARKER Laura is a effcorner fith a sweet dispos tion Also studi ous and plenty cute She was on volleyball team LEON BARNES The student council prexy is conscientious worker with good personality Prexy fresh soph classes SHIRLEY BOUDREAUX lf you want to know the latest dirt see Shirley shes the hu man vacuum cleaner Mern ber K Band student council WYNELL CLABORN Wynell is quiet and demure de- spite her red hair, Worker in Coach Thornpsons oltice, and on annual stall. CHARLES COMPTON Always ready to work is this boy who leans toward the bashtul side, Iunior basketball '45, and senior basketball '46- '47. Senator for junior class '45-'46. 1' --27 QA ' f K 1-'Y' O Suv S E N I O R S PATSY DIXON Pats, 1s sunr aood nafured and 'nodest She was l1ead Chee leade 46 47 Pres1dent of SGUIOV lass NINA GILES N1nO IS the s eet a d plea 1 1n1ss y o was football aueen Voleyball 45 45 45 47 I P 1or play 46 Nommee for MISS Personahty FRED GREEN Pe always has a ready sm1le and IS fr1endlv Busmess man ager of the Sandsforrn Man ager of football team 1n 45 47 DALE HARBIN Rather qu1 t unt1l you know h11'n Basketball and football 46 47 He IS the senator of the sen1or class of 47 NORMAN HOHNER Norman 1S the ret1r1na 1nd1v1d ual who s1ts back and arms lett1nq tl1e vxorld CIO 1ts own fool1 h way Football 44 45 RITA HOWELL R1ta IS sweet and reserved and very ser1ous She IS l1ked by everyone because of her d1f ferert personahty bmi 41559 Wm? Q 1 mf' -vi SENIORS ELOISE HUNT Elolse IS blonde reserved and very sweet TYplSl for the an nual ana on the va Slly volley ball team IAMES IETT Iames IS a good sport and able to hand out hls own d1gs Wlth hls own swlng orchestra A drummer 1n K Band vrce presx dent of fresh and soph classes TOMMY KNIGHT Tommy IS back w1th us agam thls year after bexng m the Merchant Marlnes A fme worker tak s part rn all stu dent GCl1V1lY Sen1or class fa LEVENA KRUSE She s qulet so that you are un aware of the humorous tw1n kle ln her eyes ln K Band and representauve of class ROB MAT LOW Cute and bashful IS thxs boy who sees fun 1n everythmg On annual staff and Yellow Iacket Lettered 1n B squad football ln 46 47 I C MITCHELL l C 1S an enthuslashc worker and supporter of h1gh school I-les verv congemal and hkes a practrcal yoke Played bas ketball ln 44 45 .l and 2-mix, 451 ll- Y H V - , 1 ' L,-Q 1 sfpl ,wr V 4 4 , I . . V . Qi T? vorlte. 1 'Y - --1 X I I - .. 1 1 -1 l .A V , . 4 4 - f I IB 4? Z'- Q' C. S E N I O R S NANCY MITCHELL Nancy has a personality like a maanet Happy go lucky edi tor ol Sandstorm Secy treas ot student council senior lavor ite K Band iunior play ot 45 IOY MOORE Shes the aal that knows ie latest in styles and Jokes Her home is known as the hana out K Band annual staff re porter on Yellow lacket lun ior play LA NELLE MOORE LaNelle is a dark beauty who started to school here at mid term Hasnt been here lona but seems to take part in eve x thina Moved from Grandtalls RUBILEE MOORE Sell assured reserved and quiet is this studious girl who usually can be seen Jerking sodas at Barnes ARTHUR IOE MULT INAX Artnur Ioe is a slidin trombon ist of the K Band Always con genial and a Wonderful danc er Yellow Iacket and annual stalls Junior football in 44 MARY SUE MCLEMORE Sue has a long record of activ- ities but is remembered by her voice, member of the K Band and took part in junior play a . 47'- 54 3 l Y Ni- SENIORS ANDY MCCLINTOCK Shot abd sta 1-:ed IS the de1 on o A A pbotoara pl'er or1 S mdstorrrt and sat at arms o semor fla s HENRY OXFORD I-ter1r IS slertde dark pol1te and ese ved Always mce to have GTOJTICI and a l1t'1C school su poNe BOBBY PERKINS Bobbf 1 tt1at sweet and rrtod est new om r from Texas C1ty Her sm le has Non l1cr mar tr1er1d TRAVIS SMITH H 1 1 ood matured at 1lete an 1 rs srr le to ev r orte Plaved ootball two seasors represerttauve of class basket ba lI'1 47 BILLY SPINKS B1ll 1S a t 1ePdly chap who was captam ot football squad 1r1 46 47 He was representatwe ot h1s lass ard lettermart IH oot ba IP 46 LARRY SPRUILL Larry IS crazy about tootbrll and takma p1CUY9S Letter d on 45 47 B 'ootball tearr ard VGTSII tack team Photogra plser tor be armual H 7 S' S T 5' S,-N it fiv- SENIORS W C STOKES Possesses quahty of thought fulness IS a consclentlous worker and IS out for every thmg l-las been rn Navy TOY STOREY loy IS a v1vac1ous sweet and modest glrl Was drum major of K Band Fun lovlng man lf' nerly and versatue 'X Al -a '9 OGDEN STROUD Always attends to request made of htm ts the bass drum mer 1n K Band ln JUHIOI' play o45 IOHN TEAGUE lay has come back to t1n1sh school here after attendrng sev eral others On the romanhc s1de and flashy Cheer leader IH 46 47 CHARLES TIERCE Charlle can be seen on Sat urday nlght d1sh1ng out 1ce cream sundaes etc at the L B He IS a member of K Band I B THOMPSON Ch1et ot h1s tra1ts IS humor Made all d1str1ct ln football two years Varslty basketball team two years, senator ol fresh class and secy treas of senlor class 1115 'CSF X T TN' 'RI 1' 3 fyfur' Nd' SENI O RS FERREL VINSON She is always merry and loads ot fun-a combination which makes her swell company. She was St, Patricks' Queen and pep squad manager. GENE WEST This dashing redhead is an ace athlete who lettered in baskets ball and football, He was co- captain of Iackets, prexy ot If Club. IO NELL WESTERMAN Th1s merry brownette IS known as Kermtts lo Stattord Cute and popular she hopes to be a beaut1c1an Pep squad sen tor reporter FLOYDEAN WILBURN Always bubbhng wxth actrvtty thrs sprtfy Yellow Iacket edtto has a knack tor dorna thmas Annual staff 1un1or play BOBBY WILCOXON Snort and cute Bobby can hold hrs own on the football neld Class prexy 1n 45 46 he Nas stud nt counc1l membe MARY WILDER Mary rs qulet reserved but al Nays notrced She has a care free splrtt a frlendlj a1r Vol le,ball squad K Band if 3 '-3. SENIORS PERRY WILDER T rt of Mary a d also rrt the K Bard Perry lS ltelotul to eryove and a ba d o lf r rtool T 4 squad 46 47 LOUIS WIT LS He rs tle aug tlaat lrolds Q bono s W1 ba lcetball that e body should remembe H has a smrle tor everx one Let tered basketball 4o 47 1' Q Y, rar MILTON POPE M1ltor1 IS SGFIOUS mmded but always srrulmg l-le drd a lot of damage on the QF1d1TOI'1 Senator of the seruor class and pres of the K Club before hls araduatlon at mld term it wi ti ' v - GV, . , , ,.. . . r r ,e for 5, I - the s ,l X . rack ' 6-'47, B 1, V , s - lf5f,,,-H' ' , I L, 4VA J , , T5-Q I 1 f ,O . tl1 A -I r L. s eve ft ry' X r r. e la , V , Y Q - Q f f--f fri' fe 4 1' V ,.tt., Z lk V i'l 3 .yww ' Tv 1 . iff X X N Iuniors Lloyd Hubbard-President Sponsors: Eloise Holcomb-Secretary and Treasurer Miss Ioyce Bell Bobby Golden-Vice-President Miss Mollie Carter Tom S inks-Ser eant-at-Arms Mrs. Alice Knox P 9 Dewey Mitchell-Reporter Officers 4141 C17 I uniors Delbert Algood Betty lean Arnold Rocxul Begley Tommy Berry Betty Boone Doug Bradhum IIITIIIIY Brock I W Ccrrllle Iecm Cathey Ioyce Conway Bobby Copeland Maialda Cox Iuniors Charlme Cummmgs Iohn Dunbar Orvllle Elllott Ethel lean Estes Rob Ethndge Ioan G1bson Bobby Golden Iohn Greenway Don Harknder Barbara Hazel Rosalle Hill Eva lean Hxxson signups +4- 'Q 'T I i ,. a.,,,n 'WW' 1 5 I 'Wwe 'ihlnq l .Q .,-. i '11- s lg- .445 ul!! Ki' Iuniors Eloise Holcomb Ioe Don Hollcrolt Sidney Holmes Harold Holmes Bobby Horner Margaret Hornsby Lloyd Hubbard Wayne Hughes Yvonne Iolley bb 'F 3' Shzrley Iuergensen Kenneth Kennedy Russell Lzlly Wanda Lxpham Iunlors Wanda Madlson Theresa Maples Ben Frank Meek Dewey Mxtchell Robert Montgomery Wanda McC1e1len 83,31 WSD- K.-1' J Xxx? Frances McLeroy Bobble Noles Rayiord Odom -as if W' mlm, M1-'ilyn '0NH9'iP S ,ffm we fb' -ut f-ff Bettie Overbey Bettie Pinkston Lou Ellen Reneau Alma Gene Rhodes , yy W ,....,,K A me pre, Iumors Kenneth Rodgers Freddxe lean Sherrer R I Smith Tom Sp1nks Ioyce Stephens Maxme Stovall Beatnce Waters Iames Watkms -Q qv Peggye Weaver T78 Marye lo W1lliams Nancy Williamson Pete Wilson Vernon Wood Sophomores . . Wilbur let!-President Sponsors: Dan Scmdel-Vice-President S. I. Lovell Don Fraser4ecretary and Treasurer G. T. Gilligan Officers FA Q 'GLY Q94-wb? Q i We-'W 'VR-wwf Www' 'He-4 lf' SOPHOMORES Leonard Alexander Rlchard Almond Don Amburgey Norma Fae Bcnrd Io Ann Barnes Rose Barnett Claude Batchelor Mary Bodme Dav1d Bradford Ramsey Brown Grant Brumlow Patsy Callaway La Rue Carr Belva Chauncy Kenneth Copeland SOPHOMORES' Edgar Davis Erwin Davlin Donald Dxckerson Kenneth Dlxson Alfred Earles Iess Ann Est111 Norma Iean Everett Ienna Lee Fletcher Don Fraser B1.l1y Ioe Fugate Otxs Gallas Patsy Goodm Dorotha Gniim Mary Elxzabeth Gnihn Betty Harbm v0 i xr'-1 Q,--' WW tr ..-I li Q D kff Q Y za --9 l I . AJV' 'fxlfc L15 vu X M wc rg, 'TWU' Sophomores Carl Hard Ierry Ann Hayes Sy ble Higgins Oneida Hildebrand lane Hopper Charles Horne Betty Horner Wilbur Iett Geraldine Hudnall Mary 'ioch Iames Lipham Loretta Langley Marshall Maness Iirnmy Marks Carolyn Melton SOPHOMORES Ioyce Mlller Ethel Mltchell Boyd Mosely Frances Myers Wayne McCl1ntock Walter McGee Garland Peacock Bob Rcxgan Loretta Rash Eulcxlcx Ruthfi Betty Lou Scmdetur Dcm Sczndel Clois Smith Donald Lee Smith Paul Stephens th? -0 K-'YM 533,295 J' Q x 555 f I ,gf vm '13 rf li' .-26. in-v 41 or--1 ff' 1 is I' ,fiat am Q J Q 5 3 SOPHOMORES B111 Spmks Wanda Spru1ll Robert Stewart Iohn Stout Dorothy Taylor Charles Teasley Gearld1ne Tzner Preston Tmer Homer Turner Bllly Dean Wallace Dollene Worley Ioan Wnght iw fx,.y, ' :Xi 5 ' xx y If ' Q f X f' 3 x if lg x X 1 WB. '55 f' 2 N 3' .g' X J' H xg. iz? f in 1 ,Q . 5 , , fi' W I ,,, -6, MM M Q A W is ,V ' MMA '7 Ea- , g , , , M, ? A ,Z . 5 , 47 . fy: A W D' ' ,pf 3. al 42- qw...-v V 4-Wie hjsx FRESHMEN Pauline Algood Herman Almond Lester Bailey Ohver Bankston Evelyn Bass Marjone Bo V1rg1n1a Bone Evelyn Bnggs Marvm Carhle I1mm1 Carr Ann Charlton W H Clanton Patncza Cohee Ivan Conner Howard Coulter FRESHMEN Gladys Crabb Idallah Crutcher Ioyce Cryer Bobble Io Dav1s Ioy Lee Dewvall Bxlly Ioe Dodson Bally Eaton Helhs Estes Ierry Erwln Bllly Ioe I lr' Marshall Falr B111y Fowler Maunne Fraser Robert Lee Garner Belva Geer '10 4:7 ,-ar ami? 9 Y fs, urs-sv it fum.. i 153' 1? JJ rail' if 25203 11' -I 'I l 'X 451' qpnh- SX' I 6 X F R E S H M E N lake Greenway Iackle Gullet Paul Hopk1ns Peggy Ann Hopper Lylvla Holmes I D Hyman Evelyn Newman Charles Ives F rank Kruse Gene Madlson Audley Martm Patsy Mason Manlyn Mltchell Don Moore Cel1a Morgette FRESHMEN Nelda McBride Barbara McDaniels Betty Perkins Ierry Polly Oulda Rasure Glenn Rhea Teddy Rodgers Nhldred Rush Betty Schrxeder Connor Scott George Seales Yolanda Scroggms Conrad Shelton Bxlly Frank Sparks Henry Sollers 31' W qui Af 41 19? 41 2 P'-.N vA FRESHMEN B W Sparks Lox.onn Stephens Albert Stockshll Iohn S ovcrll Dcxv1d Tally Rlchczrd Txerce Orvczl Turner Tommy Vcnl ADH WIIIIGHIS Inez WIHIGITIS Bally Wllson Evelyn Wood I ' dx 4-Qi 1 . Air 5 S J ,sfe J EA , , e . ' 9 , 1 N V ' ' ' ,fr 'X , i .f -Fw n Billy Terry aw L M 4 'Q-. an S G rade 'ffm Ierry Marshall-Reporter Dan Throclanorton-Sergeant-at-Amms Sammy Wood-President Sara Holcolm-Secretary and Treasurer Billy Wood-President Ianice Ledbetter-Secretary Charles Davlin-Sergeant-at-Amas Rita lean Horwell-Reporter Don Brown-Vice-President Mary Huddletson-Treasurer Miss Ward-Sponsor Knot picturedl Mrs. Griffin-Sponsor Mary Lou Martin-Reporter Knot pictured? Officers . . Harlene D1sch Bobby Io Ellloii Florence Elmore Ierry Ferrmgton C L Fxelds Chnshne Ford Imogene Flemmg Betty Furguson Barbara G1les Nancy Gray Rlta Harwell Thelma Hazen Boyd Henderson Wesley Hestand Tommy Hrxson Sara Holcomb Barbara Holland Perry Home Mrldred Howell 8th Q .A Mary Huddleston 'HS 4- '2- 'Th-av it I 'T' '-af' 5 rj mm X .3 mmf? .aw gl:-an' dw V-z 'iw -'1' '1- 8th Grade Marshall Huffman Helen Hunter Ham lean Iackeo Mamle Iacobs Tommy Ienkms Ruth Iohnston Ioyce Iolley Raymond Lalrd Iamce Ledbetter ferry Marshall Mary Lou Martln Io Ann Mobley Bryan Moore Ioe Morrxs Ahce Sue Mullma hmmy Meyers Ann McGee La Mona Newman Ierry O Donnell Patty Parks 8th Grade Wanda Parks Ixmmy Rambolt Daphna Io Hoods Iohnny Seales Barbara Shelly lack Smrth Iohnnxe Faye Smlth B1lly Smyres Lonme Speeds Henry Spmks Mxgnon Stephens Wonelee Stephens Dale Tear Roy Thomas Iean Thompson Dan Throckmorton Don Upton Ruby Wallace Gene Warren Emlyene Waters kde. ..'v'- Z' PW i IT 'Wal 'nn---v i 'J' 3.457 i 'Mr' 4:--v 17 li Q-19 ,--fn 1 ll A-0 K . 1n-X X-4'-y 'FU' lil ,fi tpf Q-.I if-.f 4005, ' ,My Carol Watson Bennett Wight 'iw--' ll? Io Ann Wlsdom Billy Wood Happy Q1TlS9 Our songbird W'ester'na 1 That cold sno J Back to back Napoleon R E hr dae Muscle man Marks ln tra1n1na'P Ahhhhhh Milton Say ah VV' C Nice smile Rita Dreamer Norman Tennis lan Wilson Resting on Shirley porch A couple of luas Windbloxvn Sleepy heads Two barefoot alrls S ,L :s,,..,J- , N,- Q f ', v Y R fx ' Sv . A ' ' v Bonnie Williams Quan 1' 'K Hr Patricia Williams Ellen Wills J,-A :lr-45 4--? Billy Mac Wood Sammy Wood Betty Youngblood pr ,- I .if U 3' ' Q i ' 'if . -F , , ri. K? I' , . Q ' 4 A . ., . ' ' K - al 1. 77 'aff X , Hia f s ' . , . L ggi. , I -, -'xgrx -Z if r B A Q ,IZ 4 7 A f , f' , f A'-,', 1172 . . ' 4 i' V i V I I + J I . 1 r J . I ' - X , :A ': fig' t n 4 , F I, f Q Q: ---': ' sf-A es. , - A I V . I 5 . 5 Q J . 1 4,1-1, if iNW,? . X- I ,xxx D 5 .. , A A V Z , D 4 . Y, , Q ,, . S -K . 5' '. 1 . J - '-. 'Q Q rd - ' WEL . , V l V a, - Y ., A I D tg My s . ' 3 ' W 'V 7 Q 5 Q 4 W S B .4 m ' ' L le l .i . - ' L ' K ' A I . ,. 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Y 'J 4 'v- x - iv CTIVITIE I i? in 4119! -vis 1-.--4' WHO S WHO AND WHY Because of thew leadershzp and contnbutwns to the school these students were selected by a fac ulty commzttee as WHOS WHO Nma Kate G1les was on the volley ball team and was elected football oueen Her trtendly sm1le and pleas mg att1tude make her a favorlte Vernon Wood won the respect of hts teammates and coaches because ot h1s ttne sportsmanshrp m athlencs and h1s pleasant att1tude Leon Barnes has done a tme Job as prestdent of the student counc1l Th1s leadershlp has made hlm outstand tn Nancy Mltchells abrhty brought to her the lob of annual edltor student councll secretary treasurer and sc1 ence club prexy She was senlor class tavorlte Floydecrn Wllburn IS always on hand to help when the golng gets rough She rs the hard worklng edx tor ol the Yellow Iacket and asso c1ate edltor of the annual B1l1y Spmks was selected as co cap tam of the Yellow lacket team a trlbute to h1s leadershxp on the held He 1S also a leader ln all school ac t1v1t1es as -vi. .J 1115 K Club The K Club ' is an honor organizationof KHS. Member- ship is gained by lettering in band, football, basketball, track. manager. tennis, pep leader and drum major and twirlers. is held twice a in the fall and in the e club was organized in 135 under the direction of Fommy Thompson. This ear a constitution was up and ratified. VVhen Birddog Smith, one ot the members, was injured the club felt that something should be done to help him. They sponsored a series of basketball games and netted over 5600. This went to buy Birddog a hospital bed, pneumatic mattress and other things that he needed. ood P Algood L Barker L g , . , . Barnes, T. Berry, I. Brock, A. Budge. M. Carter, I. Cathy, C. Christian, C. Compton, C. Cum- mings. P. Dixon, O. Elliott, R. Ethridge, B. Fu- gate, N. Giles, G. Gilligan, B. Golden, F Green. I. Greenway, R. Hill, E. Hixson, I Holcroft, S. Holmes, B. Homer, L. Hub- bard, E. Hunt, K. Kennedy, R. Lilly, D Mayer, C. Martin, B. Marks. B. Meek I. Mitchell W. McClelland N. Mc Bride. K. Rodgers, D. Sandel, B. Smith, R. I. Smith. T. Smith, B. Spinks, I. Storey, O. Stroud, l Teague. C. Teasley. I. Thomp- son, T. Thompson, G. West M. Wilder, P. Wilder, M Williams, L. Wills, P Wilson, V. Wood. Handing Mrs. Smith a check for S600 is Travis Smith, vice-presi- dent and Nina Giles. secretary. Not pictured is Gene West, president. I 1 K BAND F I f 47 C. R. O. I. B. R D F. P. I. R. CORNET Batchelor Brown Gallas Marshall F. Meek Montgomery Sandel Sparks Stephens Stovall Tierce DRUM MAI OR , J... . , W.- CLARINET N. Baird L. Bames I. Brock P. Calloway I. Conway M. Cox E. Briggs C. Cummings I. A. Estill N. Everett N. Fields B. Fowler R. 'Harwell S. Higgins M. Huddleston BELLS S. McLemore loy Storey Kruse' . Melton C. Morgette Noles . Rasure Rogers Ratlifi A. Stepl Tierce M. Stovall I. Williams Moore BASSOON A. Bames Boone E. Reneau TYMPS Maples DRUM S. Holmes B. Homer I. Iett F. Myers O. Stroud FLUTE M. Barton S. Boudreaux V. Bone I. Gullett N. Mitchell A. Williams HORNS D. Bradford D. Brown A. Charlton M. Homsby M. Wilder 'iff A V5 5 SAXOPHONE H. Disch K. Dixon G. DeShaxo E. I. Hixon E. Mitchell A. Mullinax I. Storey B. Shelly H. Tumer E. Griffin TROMBONES C. L. Fields C. Atwood I. Cole I. D. Holcroft A. Mullinax B. Wilson TWIRLERS BASS D. Frazer H. Holman R. I. Smith D. Talley P. Wilder BARITONE D. Amburgey O. Batchelor H. Coulter B. Iett OBOE M. Barton M. Mitchell Maxine Stovall Lou Ellen Reneczu 1510011 'fn' L5 1 I 'Q to 7 G. Gilligan Director Paulme Algood Betty l Amold Mary Bod1ne Marjorle Boll A'-t ri? La Rue Carr lean Cathy Belva Chauncy Ioyce Cryer Bobble Io Davls Ioy Dewvall Geraldlne Davee Ethel lean Estes Ienna Lee Fletcher Belva Geer Patsy Goodm Ierry Hayes Barbara Hazel Onelda H1ldebrand Rosahe H111 Elolse Holcomb Peggy Hopper Geraldme Hudnell Charles Ives Shlrley Iuergensen Yvonne Iolley Wanda Madlson Wanda McClellan Frances McLeroy Betty Perklns Mlldred Rush Mar11yn Scott Dorothy Taylor Gearld1ne Tmer Ferrel V1nson lo Nell Westerman Nancy Wllllamson Evelyn Wood Dollene Worley Ioan Wright PEP SQUAD These students were always there to Chee the Yellow laclcet eam helpma the team by showma the strong Splfll the entrre student body possessed I-lelpmg wxth a ready smlle was the sponsor of the group Mal he Carter Leadmg the yells were ohn Teague Nelda McBr1de Patsy Dncon and Pete W11son ' 5:5 dmc LEFT TO RIGHT llrst row Charllne Cummlngs Wanda Madlson La Rue Carr Onelda H1ldebrand Boyd Mosley second row Pete Wllson I Reagan Teague Edgar Davxs Wayne Hughes Kenneth Rodgers Ot1s Gallas and Clyde Martm MAD CLUB e- Mead'e s and 'D lub 0 aamzed tlws ea bv Clfde Ma tw P M tle lf'nDs ease fedfe P e e s s serwce lf commu t I 1 n ersti 'ar e 0 s lewfe e and o O ca :ram of Sce e Clubs rvf 'Rf MAD offlcers are left to rlght Nancy M1lCh6ll Reagan Teague Otxs Gallas second row Char me Cummmgs Pete Wllson Mrs Ahce Knox and lyde Martm l 5 E f r l F l 5 l I E a 1 4 ' 1 MCIYY Bodine Ioyce Cryer Ioyce M1ller Loretta Rash MISS Shafer Lou Ann Stephens Evelyn Bass Pat GO0d1I1 Ann Wrlhams Wanda Sprmll Blllle Abel Betty Overbey Evelyn Bass Idahah Crutcher Pat Mason Gladys Crabb Loretta Langley Dot Taylor Ierry Hayes Evelyn Wood Inez W1ll1ams lane Hopper Pat Dlxon Onelda Hlldebrand Betty Amold Bobble Dav1s Nelda McBr1de Ioy Dewvall Marjone Bolt Bettxe Pmkston Dollene Worley Barbara Hazel M1ldred Rush Betty Perlans La Rue Carr and Ceha Morgette FHA CLUB PLCDWER Red Rose MOTTO Toward New Honzons OFFICERS Evelyn Br1ggs sec retary Betty Iean Amold vlce was X5 X fin presrdent Ioyce Cryer report f' ..J... ' I I 1 1 I 1 1 1 B v , X f , 3,3 I Y , 5 , K H iv Vx r I I 5 ' 'V V x . U I I ' - .x my S far I X A ' ' , ig.. J? ,W 1 I T er, Dorothy Taylor, presxdent, .,, Y , AX , if 2 . I I - . -- sf 3 . h -. , f -' T . 'B E T -.'f 1 fel' ' f 'ity 457, --.T 5' A H- ' A 4 Ql., , :I I-' ' if sh y I 1. . 'ik 4-lil: 1153. j - A A Ioy Dewvall scrapbook cha1r mon M1ss Shafer sponsor Dol lene Worley treasurer Knot DIC Q turedl 5 ss!! from-un. Gladys Crabb Ioy Dewvall Nelda McBride Ies Ann Estill Iaclae Gullet Norma Baird Billy Fugate Mrs Boedecker Betty Perlans Teddy Rodgers loyce Miller Carolyn Melton Ethel Mitchell and Dan Sandal Spanish Club The Spanish Club was organized at the beginmng of the second semester. A meetings twice a month, the students study Spanish legends and loam songs in Spanish. The purpose of the club is to stimulate interest in actual use oi the language. Officers: Billy Fugate, president: loyco Miller. secretary: Carolyn Melton. vice- president: and Mrs. Laura Boedecker, sponsor. ,ig N v P, .1 ' .3 f I, gl' SANDSTORM STAFF The fact that none of these students have had any experience in publish- ing an Annual has not discouraged them from hard work. Experiment- ing with ideas and advice, they have worked steadily in the effort to produce the best year book in the history of KHS. Typing, pasting up and taking pic- tures, and writing copy are a few of their duties. They have racked their brains for new and original ideas that would make an annual to be proud of. Left to right: Fred Green, business manager, Nancy Mitchell, editor, Ar- thur Mullinax, Rob Mallow, sports editors, Ioyce Stephens, Wanda Madison, feature editors, Floydean Wilbum, class editor, Alma Rhodes, associate editor, Wynell Clayborn, Eloise Hunt, typists, Perry Wilder, associate business manager, Betty Boone, Ioy Moore, copy editors. The staff of photographers have re- corded in pictures the activities of Kl-IS. Without them, the Sandstorm could not have been published. Left to right: Wayne McClintock, Dewey Mitchell, Larry Spruill, head photographer, R. I. Smith and Andy McClintock. The editorial staff was always on hand doing the Work. Left to right: Nancy Mitchell, editor, Miss Ioyce Bell, sponsor, Alma Gene Rhodes and Floydean Wilbum, as- sociate editors. YELLOW IACKET STAFF The school paper, published weekly during football season arid bi-weelv ly thereafter, is a project of the jourf nalism classes. The paper these stuf dents published won an award ot merit in the lnterscholastic League Press Convention contest. Left to right, Ioyce Stephens. associate editorg Miss Ioyce Bell, sponsorg and Floydean Wilburn, editor. Working on stories for the paper, journalism students Arthur Mullinax, Perry Wilder and Fred Green chat in- formally with Alma Gene Rhodes. Eloise Hunt and Wan- da Madison. On center row are Nancy Mitchell, Rob Mallow and Ioy Moore. Floydean Wilbum and Larry Spruill work at type-writers in foreground. v-J CLASS S The shop is the scene of many projects. Tunes of buzzing saws and hammers are often heard coming from the shop. Practical and use- ful articles as well as special art- ful gifts are constructed with the training necessary for summer jobs. Courses in plane geometry, al- gebra, and one other math are re- quired for graduation from Kermit High School. Math is considered essential in the current curriculum of every student, college or not. The math department possesses courses in general mathematics, first and second year algebra, plane and solid geometry, and trigonom- etry. The high school library composed of approximately 2,400 volumes, offers aid to all students and teach- ers on various assignments and problems, Here are found many sets of encyclopedias, reference books, dramas, poetry, and fiction, as well as issues of many current mag- azines. , ,v L mf , - ulfgf 1, -if - . ,ai ,WW Ll 'I 51, + , A 'f 4,.A ,,1 -L,, ,xy-' , ,V ,f , gf, 'i.J'1'i, 2, 1 if 11 f .f 534, T fy' .I 'I ,Z,5 3 , i fi- ' A E? .ff J L,.VV M?fff u5 fy I 7, '-5512 A , I AJ13! , , ,uw , -L K if ',gf'A2f.: A 11 J f f wc, E Qfigffg ,Q 2 , ,gwvi 54: L , f - V ,,4f7,,g ,. -1 Q, , ,,,7,t,.:.f,,gg,6,' 'g - S '- : f,y,j1:,g,-,zziz 4. V L' 5 ' We ei-,f' .vim gif-zfsTi1Mf223-'M' ' ' W , , '. fix? -2 ' CXJW f ' f ' WW .. 1 ,M , f , N 1 -HW W - A A f if ei Q fa i ' , ,,.fz , 'W ai -Q5 QM J in ,. W4 yy .Nik 5 X - 5 y , , y 'w P , as 2, fu A. nf' 4 ,, 4, f ,kb V ipgz ,lf W- .ff , A :J xy. 1, i K M 2 1 5AfQ'Q,fx5 f '21, ff , W1 f , Sqn ay X ' ..-5 , 17 X .lnh 'ff 'I ,.:- -- I -f The Commercial Department of- fers courses in typing, short- hand, and bookkeeping. These Courses enable many students to secure jobs immediately after graduation from high school. Many students, wishing to enter colleges or universities, take ad- vantage of our facilities in prep- aration for future courses. Others seeking knowledge for individual needs, as well as past gradu- ates, are allowed to enter these courses. The results of those burned fin- gers and hot, tired feelings are shown here as the girls in home economics class prove that the old, useful art of cooking has not yet completely vanished, One semester of home economics is devoted to cookingg the next to sewing, Out of these classes will come the future homemakers of America. The classes frequently entertain with teas, din- ners, and fashion shows. In their classes in the Social Science Department students learn government and history. From their study of the past these students will learn how to bet- ter build the world they are to govern, One day each week is devoted to studying current news events. kv The girls of KHS receive pointers in volleyball, baseball, tennis, pingpong and archery. Class lectures include a de- tailed study of social hygiene as well as highway safety. Here the girls learn to work togeth- er and play together. ,Q 1 'v V ,N t 3 The Physical Education De- partment provides an outlet for the energy of the students. Here instructions are offered in basketball, football, tennis, and calisthenics. Here the ideals and practices of good sports- manship are promoted. 'H ll The Department of Science offers a good foundation in chemistry, physics, biology, and general science. Here students attempt to unravel the mys- teries of plant and animal life. Here in lab work they see for themselves different chemical reactions. .1- I ,af ,iff K ef ,f? A 19 ' 79 nb., ' f'?i'f ffm ':'-- xi 8 if 1-if 4 SPORT VARSITY .,,'.,.i A. ..,. , J Km KH-1, f' Coach Wilber Iett, Coach Martin Compton, Gene West, Robert Ethridge, 2 Charles Teasley, Bobby Golden, Rayiord Odom, Billy Fugate, Iimmy Brock, Tommy Berry, Billy Spinks, Roaul Begley, Vemon Andy McClintock, Tommy Spinks, Lloyd Hubbard, I. B. Thompson, Captain Billy Co-captam Gene West Sweetheart Nina Kate Giles Colorado City Rolls U Roscoe 20 Ial 7 2 Pecos 39 Hobbs 12 ,, Secrgroves 13 Moriahcms 2l McCorr1ey O Wink7o,,,, SCHEDULE 7 . eenn , Kermit Kermit Kermit Kermit Kermit Kermit Kermit Kermit Kermit Kermit 20 56 14 l9 13 26 39 20 28 19 Milton Pope, Donald Lee Smith, Delbert Algood, Orville Elliott. Wood, Arthur Budge, R. I. Smith, Dale Harbin, Bobby Wilcoxson. ' Qv.r-.rilffii Homer, Kenneth Kennedy, Travis Smith, Kenneth Rodgers, 0, ' 1-.. .- Atrzv: is' 1 '-1-A 1-stiff ' ' .j ,jL5f w?i f' Wigs if T, , fl UL ' H :Q iw '5-'fr-L-T V Ts 3' , '..'. mf, 1-2 ff ., 'fs ' I if 1.N,,N,, 2, . Q ' ' 1 f1iQ?55i?i fi SQUAD wwf. , N -sr, ff. Coach Christian Coach Martin Coach Mayer Head Coach Line Coach B String Coach -f If Q W ,gamma 1- M MW f 5-gif A Q fix.-F.--..,.'j?Z ZL, Q A 'V 'fs , , ,,, IV Y f if x x' Y 'E' ,f. 'X gin? f X i S. L 'ish-sq ,- ?'5 ,. 1 Q- x V. , Q .nf -av' 2,1 , X, ah 'Q- 'X m QS. an Klxwiws -' ' A- k. .. uw 5 ,Y gf 'fffzp f , .4,.,.a.- ,A v Wy.,N, 1 , , -:MP H A . in V, , ,345 S535 5. . 4 nn X mf A 8, - ,. H . cw 1 ip D ' f 4. .V Y f M , . ,Wm -,-. , .Q , xii 52 , A,Qw ,4,' - wb, ff 52 1 .. me 'sei 'Eff' .1 if ab. in. z .1 xy , N Q. L 4 'T J' Q . -sk mi 3 lg Mig Q- 'aff 5 .. ,M mf X 46 f ,HL gif .3747 , 1 yy, gsm Ce' R 37981 i gg 3 :Sf ,Q , Live ' 33' ,Q I , ' ,,w.,,,a5 ,mug , S Q ,A ,Q-Q 4 gg .3 ,sf 352551 ais2iZffiFfif51 . , , ,fn ff . rf , W Y x .ILA Sf, fm, 4 - 11-ff ,. sw rf: uw A ' . Z ffl K 4 MB.r,Lf1 ,Jw 'A 1' , '? , U I ,, fav 5 Q ,- , , ,W M 5 , mf - 3953 . ,,. W: . ,ffm v x i 'sh J' W. ,z iY,A N. n Q 9 ,i 1. BILLY SPINKS This fast moving all-district guard was captain of the squad. Lettered two years. TOMMY BERRY Tommy has had two years of experience and has lettered both years. He plays guard. ARTHUR BUDGE Arthur showed great ability during his first year out, but graduates this spring. He played guard. ROAUL BEGLEY Roaul has played two years and has another year of eligi- bility. He also plays guard. BILL MARKS Manager FRED GREEN Manager IOHNNY GREENWAY Manager CLYDE MARTIN Line Coach C. E. CHRISTIAN Head Coach Coach Christian praises the boys for their excellent work during the season. l Football boys, dates, and seniors hit that scrimmage line when food is placed on the tables decked with minature football fields. December 13. 1946 B Seniors Honor Team Q Members and Dates Iack Curtice, College of Mines coach, keeps the group laugh- ing with funny stories. On the serious side, he stressed import- ance of clean liv- ing for athletics. 1 5 vu I 1 fs ,,-1 'iv 'V' 'mf 'ns 'Y . 0 lf is-I .',. ! F' 5' .4 6 ii X in 4 ll 'gl 4' fi ai ,Q ' Q ...WX www af? f' W 15 'Zim f' ,sr M ' will s.-QB. W Ni. lf' Bottom row Don Amburgey Grant Brumlow Iames Llpham Iack Gxllespxe Iohn Stout Dan Sandel Andy Mc Clmtock Bobby Wxlcoxson B11ly Splnks Perry Wllder Mmdle row Coach Mayer Glenn Rhea Henry Sollers Lew1s Murdock I1mmy Carr Doug Bradham Lew1s Wxlls Sldney Holmes Garland Peacock Roy Thomas Coach Ch r1st1an Top row Gene Madmson Don Harkrxder B W Sparks Charles Horn Ilmmle Marks Rob Mallow Pres ton Tmer Larry Sprulll B SQUAD Schedule Monahans 7 Kermxt Hobbs U Kermxt Odessa 19 Kermlt Odessa 7 Kernut onahans 13 Kermxt Ial 6 Kermlt Larry Spru1ll runs for a gam ol several yards for Kermlt when the B Squad played the Odessa Sec onds 1' ,K I 1 I . fe I . I .. 1 . - I , - I ' '--- ' I ff' , I ' 1 . I ,f -- 4 ' x N.- 1 ' ' 1 7 7 l' f F u I f ' ' 1' i , 7--W-f - ,- .,..,'M 'mn - . 1 rm A . I I , V , ' . C my ' I I A I 5 ' r ' . ' ' f ' l l . ' ' f E 5 J x4 I ,j4-I,1K K K ,IIZII5 II , , .h I4 A I . , .Nj A . I, ' Q J I f 7 f I , n f wr ' f A . 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' 0 ' 0 ' 7 ' 13 KK ' 13 u if im? 1 'ids A iw 1 .6 Left to nght hrst row Nell Wrlcoxson Boyd Henderson Ory Cavet Tommy Hxxson F rank Hors Sammy Woods R1Ck Spmks Marshall Fan Don Cooper second row Coach Al Hand Woodrow Wharton Conad Shelton Ierry Erwm fCapta1nl Leland Vamedore Bryan Moore Bvel Crabb Courtney Holt thlrd row Keth Cook Gary Hancock lack Crowdell Harold Slaughter B111 Terry Brlly Woods Kenneth Ives I un1or H1gh Football Al Hand Coach 3 y J I Y , ' I V I I 1 f 2' f' I , , , .V C I E L ,' X ., , ., . .1 L - X -. - ' .ff ' X f N. Q L: -' I V , y f , l K '. ' .1 I f- 1 if ! If 11 , I L . J y ' , r 5 'V -'J f, I an - , K I A I , . f ' 1 - A , I h . rw ' ,J Nr, I 1 4 x ' V . I - W? 3 1 . ' xt 1 5 L ' ' 4. ' y Nw . Q 1 K Y , i- K ,. Y 1- , I 5 , I A 9 H I ,I N r L A f X if ' A f Lf, Y A' Q J ' I --QA' ' ' ZW- , . st' A . . nf 1 V .ga-av, I V V I V I I I I I I I I . . - 1 1 I : 1 1 1 ' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ' . . ,. , ., 4, I T Q A E '. 53 . 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' .,......................,........... 21 31 ..,............................... ......,.....,..,..........,w,,.... 3 2 22 .......................,............ ' .............................,.,.... 18 29 ..........,n,.,.....,......,.,..,... ' .1n.t...............,...,.......,... 34 23 .,,..,..,..,t.t...,,...,.......,,..... ,...........t..................,...... 4 5 12 ...,, .............n,,..,,,..........,,. W ink ..............,......,.......,..,,.... 24 32 ...A.......,.,........,4...,...... ..,...,A.,........................ 3 1 51 ......,....n.t.......n............ ' ' J ..,.,.,...,,.,......,............. 35 41 ..,,..,....n...,..,......,........., ' .....,......tt,......,.............. 15 40 ..,........n,..............,......,, ' .........,.......................... 36 22 ..,.........t.t................... ........t.,...,......,.....,..,... 2 U 53 ...,,..........,...................... .,,t.....,....v............,.......... 3 7 7 .,,,,,..,,,,.,,,..,,..,,..,,....n.,... ......,..,.,1.,.................... V . 45 2.9 .................................. ...... . ........,.................. . Louis Wills and Ialman jump for the ball. . .Monahans play- er, 99, and Sidney Holmes, 22, look on as their teammates pile up on ball. Other jackets in the picture are Wills, Compton, and Kennedy, standing At the Seminole game Wills walks away from tree ball unaware that it is not covered by ThomP501'1' Ethridge, on side of court, looks on. . .Iackets and Cranes battle for ball when Kermit and Crane meet. Iackets win. 1 W PQ ...O U BASKET Charles Compton Center Rob Etheridge Guard Sidney Holmes Guard-Forward Kenneth Kennedy Forward Russell Lily Guard-Center-Forward Travis Smith Guard 5 5 'IW' f V. M , 4i...3--.... 3 WMV ., M 1.f136,5' 1 u-of ' I , , xslt 1 First row: Iimmy Marks, student coach: Larry Roberts, Billy Mitchell, Sammy Wood, lack Smith., Tommy Hixson, and Al Hand, coach: second row: Paul Hopkins, Gene Madison, Billy Fowler, Henry Sollers and Billy Wood: third row: Frank Kruse, Wayne Poteet, Howard Coulter, manager, and Henry Spinks. Iunior High Basketball Conference Games We They McCamey 16 12 Pecos 19 17 Wink 13 15 Moncxhans 34 21 McCamey 15 13 Pecos 12 16 Wink 23 12 Monahans 7 11 Al Hand, Coach ,v, s .5- 1 it? ,.6 ix 1--1-M-J--M - A- M- A sz W My Q ....,.-......,.4 ,,,,,.,,A , Q . -.. 3. if , if ii .0 x '...1,,,,..., ww M - ,.. .,,. xg Y x lt ,N ,,,, ,. if Q E WL H .H , -ony.-4-F... f W. ,YL H up , , 1 5? , H 4 1 Q. 91, I b if E 2 I3 I at i QP ' T ., 9? . 5551 'v 'T I xx! ,fn . ya, , 1 F- Semor tenms team left to nght Darrel Mayer coach lean T T Cathy smgles Maxme Stovall cmd Lou Ellen Benn Reneau ennls earns doubles Russel Lxlly and Pete Wxlson doubles Ben Frank Meek slngles ., v ,,a' My ein Y '3g',L1fw 2 ff M51 'it- ...SB Iam t nms team left to nght Bmlly Mltchell smgles Bobby Noles Carolyn Melton doubles Sylvla Holmes s ngles Oils Gallas doubles Billy Spmlcs Knot pxcturedl doubles , -3 'A . ' ' . . .wr - F . ,4 D f' t f , ' . '1 s - . Q4 N .D 1, , X 4 , .,., , A , ., . ' ' ' ' ' ' ' . . 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' - .U ws! ml ,, 5 .N 5' is ' ' l ' ' ' V Q -: ' :tw?LJ, X ' 5' --' -1 - . 3 A A , W2 Qui' ' V , ' f ,, ., , , ' 4 . , l ,, , , . . if - we- - . . 5 I 5 , , , ,, A V ' V+-fag.. .' - i B -1.3, gjwlm f Q B , ., , . , .gl ', ' ' 'f 3 nv W-W.. n 5 1 , p ,., lt ' - ' sg Vw. . 4 , x in . 5-1 V , 'N' 4 , . Q , a 5 . ,- , Q ' , A 5 . B B W A lt - V, --gf i 44 . . . ' A' 7 . . as Q QQ :maps 5 I... 93 859 rg.-9 Bl Rilwf Left to rrght frrst ro.v lrrnrny Marks Grant Brumlow Andy McCl1nloclc Tom Sprnks Ogden Stroud Doug Brad ham Larry Sprurll Bobby Golden Brlly Sprnks and Charles Teasley se ond row Bob Ethrrdge lrmrny Brock Vernon Wood Don Arnburgy B I Fugafe Kenneth Kennedy Dan Sandel Paul Sephens and Wrlbur Iett tlnrd row Coa ll Nartrn Kenne rr Rodgers Harold Holrnan Perry Wllaer lohn S out Don Fraser Orvrlle El lrotf and Coach Cnrrstran TRACK TEAM L.- PERRY WILDER B. I. FUGATE BOBBY GOLDEN Perry placed lrrst rn the mrle at I B won frrst ln the pole vaultrng Frrst place rn hrgh and low hur the Monahans Drstrrct rneef at Monahans, clearmg the bar dles was won by Bobby Golden Runnrng trrne was 5 25 mmutes at 9 feet, 6 mches Runrung trme, 17 seconds on lngh, 23 3 seconds on low , Q g U V Y- Y R A Y N It In 6.1! . n -I, V enum:- -A 3 - :Q-F 4, ' qu K 'v ' ' 1 ,Vv1 T-1 -L-ii I' I T . I il '-I ' J f lv ,Jl l L 5' 4 - , V A ' ' 1 W- -I B ' ' r .....- 4. 1 f fl B -B, of 1 J' A K K ' ' ,XXX 'fs '? jf I X , , M ' , -' X, 9 1. l ' ---f . 4. . A : x- IL, B - y ' lk B, p.. - P l ' , g gf f -r My 5 5, Qi, -is g .. B B ' ' W l lr A , . 5 A l , x f ly 1 J. Wu l M4 I A BJ ,. gg M x A ,yr. si 5 I Q -S415 1. V , R . '- ' -f 1 , ,, . gy., w ' ', lc rr ', 1.11. Z ,I tl, I ,l ' - l A Q. A l' 0 al. 'S Wy J B-lzxl li- B ' T :J 1 3 ,hh 4' 4 3 y , , lg - K B B sr, V, - O av U - B la ' L A W , ip- Q lv-H, A-i -4. v V 'i fy' 'I fx .km sb 5 ,, 1' ' ,gg V I Ji ,' 0 wg Q8 ff f' . 5 Q ff ,I . , ' 4 Y rw ,, we .1 Q N2 ' ' - ff .....,,H , gf -'Q wa-1-sg ' 3 1 V, t --. , kv, N ' X ff Jr f f f' L ' -, ' WSW 1 E Q , 'L ' l. x 'K if ' 'V A Aff- 4 ,.. 0 , ' s, Q ', . 9 . .YA-. 1 s 1,5 l'2 , 9' ,ag . wif .J Q . I W!- 9 1 1' -f Q . f Q in nu . I x ' 8 I Q -, +V gif? 'Y '34-M' .:. .7 . ' fi V .J Q iii ii vw fkgbli. ,Ap ' . i 1 1 , 2- Ek ya M. m ,Q Q J,-lg. I 95 f- if it 4- . ,l: -, ,. P A . far 1 'u W tx' ' xl ' Q X z4'. w x'...,-2 t l K . r 1-g W i in ni '11 fi yi all mol xl W' 3 V B u . ' A K , X H Rl B4 W x., 'Q 3 ., l E 67 A I f -- tl I Z M A N 'i I - x K it ., YQ xt E 1 x l xt S Q 1 1 Q., N57 Ah, Sue what pretty eyes C?l you have! . . . Two ofa kind, Maxine and Hose . . . Don't fall in Barbara . . . lust a trio of rig climbers, Frances, Floy Dean and Betty . . . That wind blown effect, Wynell . . . Two cute co-eds ol KHS, Barbara and Betty Lou . . . Sylvia, Shirley and Billie lean make a pleasing pic- ture, don't they? . . . Smile at the birdie, Io Nell . . . Ready to travel, Floy Dean and Eloise . . . Two roses that bloom alone in the desert, Frances and Betty . . . B-O-I-N-G! Sylvia and Billie lean . . . M9 Those 11Ve experts Arthur Ioe and Sue swmg out Flttmg markers for any page These glrls dld ime work on the tenn1s court but who would want to watch the game? Dont let them fool you 1t s cr couple of glrls Patsy and Kenneth Q M ww 'Y 'yr 3' l 5 rf' Q, 96 Band Prachce 1 Helpmg Mrs. Earle Green by checlang and catalogmg books, readmg shelves, etc. were these library helpers. Fmrst row. Evelyn Wood, Betty Amold, Peggye Weaver, Inez Wxlllams Second row, Betty Boone, Shxrley Iuergenson, Io Nell Westerman, Brlly Abel. and Mrs. Green. mr- ' y ' g 5 , Q .M - 7 W y X nl 7 V. A rs 1' Ar , 4 . 5 an , , 0 x .X 4 45 ,J w .Q K V V' 3 ' I if-ff V l - V I M W' Vu. 2 ev any ' M A , V , W A ' A W K Fi 'fi u , . A V J B , B ' , 9 ' ,, :A l Q Af' B Q 4-31'-7-1 .Maj for BIRTHDAYS ANNIVERSARIES GRADUATION COME IN AND SEE OUR FINE GIFI' SELECTIONS at JUSTRITE JEWELRY Phone 295 O. N. Iustice Owner gawk.. 1 'X Q! ui .. LW, ELMO GLASS MENS WEAR Ii xt IS ct g1.ft ior someone speclal Elmo has xt Phone 92 Elmo Glass owner If it's available. we have it! WHITE AUTO STORE B. W. Kharl, owner QUALITY MEATS v ig-xxvkv MORRIS SYSTEM Sid Holmes, Manager Austin Street FRESH VEGETABLES WHERE KERIVHT HOUSEVVIVES BUY THE BEST FOODS AND SAVE MONEY The Kermlt C1t1zens of TODAY SALUTE The Kenmt C1t1zens of TOMORROW Kermit Chamber of Commerce I F 4 L B DRUG The Drugstore tn Kerrmt We serve the most de11c1ous drmks cmd sc1ndw1ches IH town We SDGCIGIIZS m hllmq DTGSCIIDIIODS accurately cmd carefully usmg the freshest drugs A reg1stered phcrrmuclst IS on duty at all t1mes The L B comes CI complete 11ne of Rexall drugs school supphes cmd cosmeucs Www OB PRINTING ir,-f - ' as WINKLER COUNTY NEWS Pubhshers Pnnters Statloners Kenmt Texas Phone 124 OFFICE SUPPLIES u - . U , . ,Q ,M ., V 24114 ilwf'-4 ' W' , N' I 5, O Q ' 5 0 i . I ' J If 4, I 42 - , . f . :QT Mfr' I 5 ' V lgwiifgxc nf' - .N :g.g,f 7:f+c+ W, ! 2. ' A K I 1, 111 Q I W, . ' I . . . I I I ww lnl A, T1r THE KERMIT FOOD MART When students plan wemer roasts and outlngs they l1st our store as the1r shoppmg place The trlenclly serv1ce and auahty foods assure satrsfactlon Kermit Texas A C Wxllxams Owner Phone 291 14 ..l....Qf THE FASHION SHOP Here h1gh school g1rls fmcl lust the thrng needed for classes, partres, prcmcs and iorrnal gances Here they fmd latest teen age styles clothes advertlsed ln Seventeen and larnour Kermit F. L. Ledbetter. Manager I -7 . .--.i A , S ml g 4 I I ,- al 5 J QQ l , Q g , I h Q , me . S 4 K, ' ' f, x' 8 ,Q ,A-' .A . . f' 1 l I - . I I , KERMIT PHARMACY Where students gather for those dehc oub sandwrches and foumam drmks The Pharmacy carr1es a complete hue of outstandmg cosmehcs Regxstered Phannamst on Duty Ioe Arledge Manager Ioe Arledge Manager We Have the Latest m Electrical Apphances 0 PHONOGRAPHS 0 RADIOS 0 FURNITURE 0 CLOCKS 0 RECORDS EDWARDS APPI IANIE C0 FOR THE BET fX ls E N N Y ' I Applxances and Accessories O Musxcal Supphes WEARING APPAREL O Phonograph Records THE MEN'S STORE YOUR RCA vrcron HsADQUA1m-:ns On the Square KERMIT WINK . 1 , w Q I I Y 4 4 . x - rf H -I 5 , ,Dk kgwj ,, H P '.Ay, f nn' A li-f' 1 1 4.w'wf .A. , ' A ff -Y A ' A 7575 mf2 '1?wff 3' ,fre - ' , . , A A . 5 Ln . . 'I n Q 'sa Jdwn N. Winkler and Son The store where courtesy cmd fnendly servxce prevcul and where you hnd the latest fashions m ncrtxonally crdverhsed merchandxse for all the famxly N Wmkler Owner 3 I 1 'K 'gf Vvvy V V, plvp V. 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STANDARD FOOD MARKET PHONE soo IF Moons o qi' if BONE G DRIVER HARDWARE PHONE 74 CLYDE BONE I 9 h . 1 ' V 1 ' - 'h'T1,,,: Q ' A I , I f , , , E ,X S -'fin ' 'LX ' A N JE .i1,A ex A 5 ..,V -2 K Q ' H: A y , fvrrr Y lf . ' I ' s, K' , ,, I . . 1 Wnef , 'J v ' O M-ffgfwf-..fWMf V E ',' W A , It V, 1 ,V W1 ' A - I 1 Q vvifif' ' HQ fit- ,' ,J R A A , A ' V!-if A .. ' v hr 1 W fA,,,, f- ' ' A :' J 4, V '4' Q W f fi 51 2 2 , 554 ' M ,f flat , K K Kiln PHONE F oxworth Galbrcuth Lumber Co I M PANCAE Manager HIS I' Q-43' 'Q ,if REE Wg ,aa 9'- S... 1: if d!s.AlurMs s Q 'ri H D MITCHELL GROCERY CS MARKET P1-xom: 411 H. D Mrrcr-mu. oww Vw M . 3 W cw 'Q vw f' ,5,,,+,4, kk ' 77 M 1 I I 64 ' ' ' , ' KEQQ ' 551+ -- Ver 'f 1 ' ' 1' 'Q 2 V ' . , ' gf Y Q in , -A if A: ss' , 'f '7 ' 'V' if f J - , Q1 , A, A 1 W .-.H A ri V Y - rear- 1-I ' E , - ' ., f ' , 44' vx , 7 X 3 f ,Q , Q, , 5, ai . + 1 3 f . I 4 'B' 9 . 5 f ' ' V V, , , m Ag -fr' ' x fi- A ' ' , 5 Ja 1- . Lg t ' 1 , ' X .4 x fx , , -f A ' my ggsf ' I I . Y'7? - f.,--ea, .- , .4-ive -l-Q4--4 v Women with sman taste, like Mrs. Leia Bludell, i is 1 9 ..,.-111 MQDGQOQDGP ' fl Choose 'heir Weis QUALITY CLEANING - EXPERT DYEING CIf.,. KERMIT FLOWER SHOP PARIS TAILORS Phone 302 Mrs. Frank Dickerson, Owner Phone 374 Kermit Ioe E. Ellis, Owner W Wholesale and Retail COSDEN DEALER W 'E- ,i 'f ' HQQQUQ CLQL - ,HA :T 7, E A- il ,, ., .zur 1 For the Most Delicious Sandwiches in Town lt's the I-iPh m0i1C'mPfmY GREEN 'rop Phone 10 I. W. Lipman, Owner Kermit. Texas M. B. Raye. Owner Q 'ml' 2 :I---'55 -of-W N mmm N111 Abell McHcn'gue Lumber Co Kenmt Texas Heavy Robertson Manager CORNER SERVICE STATION Goodnch Tue Dealers fy: MEEK MOTOR COMPANY FORD DEALERS For the F lnest ln Food Trade at Read's Food Store KERMIT. IOHN F. READ TEXAS Owner Remember those crowded bus tnps when the band pep squad and football teams Remember those scattered homs hats coats blankets musxc and duffle bags and some one constantly clownmq' went out of town? This crowded scene is typical of the band trips. ,, , na un H A 'x1x:x4:KXXXV UUUR ,. ,gvf-v .4 44 dui 5- Crowded buses, fllled wlth students, sometxmes senous, sometlmes cuttlng up about the comxng game as are these B squaders headed for Odessa . One of the mam events of the tnp. food . . . Even the coach stops for a mlnute to eat wlth the boys . . . 1 fjrff ' N . NV X ,g - ' f ' i 1, A 4 I 9 , W Vg ' , Q N -.T -f ' ' ' r' t , . I K Q 'J I W 'A . ,V I V .. f 1 f -D I 3 'rs y - I Q , . I 5' 9 ' 2 4 . z mx ! 6 I I 9 rt h d . K 'I J Av t Q ti I M - , -x,' Q lv xv tx. of - A d oe 4' - , , -. A 'Wk , ' , X ' ' A1 Q' I 3 ' , g . at, r I ' , x 1 W 1 , . ' ' fs.. 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