Lake Worth High School - Bullfrog Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1956 volume:

a — SSS : eS SS SSS ILO SS s ‘SS ah cS nen ee ree eR cence Le ie ies es eg ewan igi Ag M, eae : LGTY rad iat Zs 4 WDE OGLE he ie TTT | As Father Time marches on, we shall sometimes forget little incidents that occurred back in our high school days, Perhaps, too, we shall meet a high school acquaintance and wish to recall to memory this person once more, We hope to have captured in this, the 1956 BULLFROG, these little eventful happenings and these friends whom we wish to remember, This is your yearbook to help you store memories of how we worked together, played together, and lived together in the past years at Lake Worth High, Aesth Laker Editor-in-Chief — — seca ai eal ae seer gf 4 = = es EE Riccilion Se Se Se a a ee ST Te NPS ON Se TT eT The annual staff wishes to honor by dedication of the 1956 BULLFROG, one whose faith in Lake Worth never fails, one who always upholds his high ideals about Lake Worth, one who extends to everyone a helping hand, one who is friendly and cordial at all times, and who has been more to all of us than just a coach, MR, FRANK H, KRING, JR,, Head of the Athletic Department of Lake Worth High School. emoriam In Memoriam to Lewis Sewall whose life was taken in an automobile accident on August 2, 1955, Lewis attended Lake Worth forthree years, He played baseball and basketball here. In Lewis short lifetime of sixteen years, he gained many friends and we feel it an honor to present this yearbook to his memory. Lake Worth High School May, 1956 To the Graduating Class of 1956: We, the members of the school board, wish to congratulate you on the fine work you have done in the past, A. R, POLE An important phase of your lives is behind you, and each of you is about to step out into L. W. POPE new experiences, Your education is not com- pleted with the presentation of a diploma, and D. D, McDANIEL further study is necessary whether it is specialized training in college or on the job. R, L, HODGES The board has ‘ried to give you the finest facilities available fur your study here. We wish J. H, WHITE you continued success and happiness in the years to come, Left to right above: C, E, PRITCHARD Yours truly, C, E, CLARK LOPAD , 4 E, E, FLORY President, School Board MR, R, L, HODGES In our America today we are faced with urgent and immediate need for a Government which is propelled and which culminates in the art of human understanding. Within a few short years, our graduates of today who are leaving halls of learning and find- ing their places in the world of work will take their places as the citizens of tomorrow. It is upon your shoulders that the mantle of government will rest, and it is my earnest hope that each of you will be keenly aware that you are the government, I hope that you will search yourhearts and define your own personal ideals of character and integ- rity, of duty to yourself and your fellow man, The true measure of our strength as a nation lies wholly within the minds and the hearts of our citizens, Likewise, the true measure of the success of your education is the extent to which it has instilled in you a deep sense of fair play toward others, Remember that we may not always achieve greatness -- but we can always practice goodness, O, D, BROWN Principal B.S., M.A.3 T.W.C., T.C.U. MRS, R, W, NATION Assistant Principal B.A, M.A.g7T.G.U, English, Bible BEN SHILCUTT Junior High Principal B.S., M.E.;.N.T.S.C. Gen, Math, Alg. I, Gen. Bus. MRS, MARY TATE English Bibs; MAS 1.0. U, MR, DAVID R, CHOATE Math and P, E, Mor. te Cou MRS, EDNA COLVIN Homemaking B.S., M.S.; N.T.S.C. MR, R, L. GREGG Drivers’ Education Boos Mat. et Lew. Cost. U. MRS, DOROTHY KINCHEN Librarian B.A.; T.S8.C.W. MR, P, B, MILLS Industrial Arts B. A. ; Southeastern Oklahoma MRS, LEE KARDARAS History B.A., MoE. T.W.C. MR, JIMMY BRIDGES Physical Education Dy fheig eee gee Di Wi. MRS, RUBENELL HAWTHORNE Nurse R.N.; St. Joseph's School of Nursing MR, N, L. BARTH Science B. S,;Central Mo. State MR, L, B, KEITH Music BoM beeen. Gale MRS, WANDA T, SCOTT Business B.'S..2.1.W.G. MRS, SHIRLEY HILL General Science Bids see ce MRS, CAROLYN HUDSON Homemaking B. S. E, ; Arkansas S, T.C. MR, JAMES F, ATCHISON Mathematics Marna LGU, MISS HELEN BENSON Physical Education Be Sasi Gas MR, J, PAUL EPPLER Math B.S., Daniel Baker College MRS, JEAN LISTER Journalism, English BSAvoe i. krekes MRS, PATRICIA SELL B.S., Central State College, | Wisconsin. MRS, J, BEATRICE HALL, English B.S., T.S.C.W., M.A.® Picture Not Available MR, CARL A, ELDER Social Studies B.S., Howard Payne College MRS, NITA ROBBINS, English B.S., T.S.C.W. MRS, RUBY MAXWELL BoS.0 Nedece Ges bearer MRS, GLADYS KAY MRS, C,A, MOORE Supervisor Visiting Teacher MRS, JOYCE GAYLOR MRS, MARY BROWN Secretary Secretary Senior Officers President - - -- = -+-=-+ = --= = = = -LARRY GALLAGHER Vice President = - - - - ==---+-+-=-+- =- TRAVIS GUNTER Secretary - ec ee ee eee eee ee - © - = SUE GAY Treasurer - ---------2+-=---+-=2--=- = - CARLA PETTY DOROTHY BAKER F.H.A. 1,2,3,4;F.T.A. 3,4; Journalism Club.4; Dramatics 4; Annual Staff 3,4, Paper Staff 4; N.H.S. 3,4; Annual Staff Assistant Editor 3, Annual Staff Editor 4; N.H.S. Secretary 3, 4, DAVID BEARDEN Science Club 1; Croakers 2; Jour- nalism Club 4; F.H.A. 4; Football 2, Football Manager 3, 4; Basket- ball Manager 3; Baseball Manager | ee WANDA BIBB F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Allied Youth 2; F.T.A. 4; Journalism Club 4; Paper Staff 4; F.H.A. Reporter 4, DAVID BOUTWELL Baseball 2, 3, 4. GLENDA CLARK F.H.A. 1,2, 4. JAMES COURTNEY F,H.A. 4; Journalism Club 4; Paper Staff 4; Football 3, 4. : i al BILL DENNIS GENEVA ECKERT FHA 1, 2, 3,4; FTA 4; Journalism Club 4; Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Basket- ball 2, 3,4; Annual Staff Snapshot Editor 4; Journalism Club Secretary 4; Basket- ball Captain 3, 4; Class Vice President 2. JACKIE CRAWFORD FHA 4; Football 1, 2; Baseball 3, 4; 4-H Club President 2, (At another school), MAE DEAN DAVENPORT FHA 1, 2, 3,4; FTA 4; Journalism Club 4; Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Office Girls Club 2, 3; Annual Staff Secretary 4, VIRGIL LEE EDWARDS FHA 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Dramatics 4; Croakers 2; Baseball; Boxing; Football; Basketball, WERNER EISEN Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3,4; Nat- ional Honor Society Vice President 3, 4, DAVID EWING HAROLD FORD FTA 4; Basketball 1, 2; Football 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 3, 4, CARROLL FULLER Football 3, 4, LARRY GALLAGHER Allied Youth 1, 2; Croakers 2; FTA 4; Paper Staff 3,4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3; Class President 1, 4; Foot- ball Captain 4; Paper Staff Business Man- ager 4, JANIS GAMACHE SUE GAY Allied Youth 1, 2; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Red Cross Council 3, 4, ; Dramatics 4; Basketball 1; NHS 3, 4; FHA Vice Presi- dent 2; Paper Staff Assistant Editor 3; Paper Staff Editor 4; Class Secretary 4, D8 MEA PETE GR EE IY ee TRAVIS GUNTER FTA 4; Journalism Club 4; National Honor Society 4; Baseball 1, 2; Basket- ball 1, 2,3; Class Vice President 3, 4; Paper Staff 4, PAUL HARMON FHA 3; Baseball 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA Parliamentarian 3; Student Council Representative 2, LOUIE GILLEY, JR. Dramatics 4; Football 1, CLYDE W, GLOVER Band 1, 2, 3,4, Band Vice President 4, DOROTHY HARRIS FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, CHARLES HENDERSON FHA 3; Football 2, 3, 4, BETTY LOU HOLLIS Allied Youth 2; F.T.A. 3,4; F.H. A. Treasurer 3; Sophomore Class Secretary 2, CAROL HYDEN Pikle As tetas Se HELEN HYDEN PSH SAS; oy oss JUANITA JOHNSTON BSH Ay A, 2, INEZ JONES Chorus 3, 4. SHIRLEY LANDERS F.H.A. 1;F.T.A. 4; Chorus 3,4. JOYCE LINDHORST F.H.A. 1,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4, PATSY LONG F.H.A. 1,2; Paper Staff 4; Basket- ball 4, BETTY MAXWELL F,H.A. 1; Chorus 3,4; Allied Youth 2,3; Dramatics 4, JOE MAY Band 1,2, 3,4. ANN MILBURN F.H.A. 1,2,3,4;F.T.A. 3,4; Paper Staff 4; Band 4; Journalism Club 4; F.H. A. Pianist 2, 3, 4. LOUIS MILLER Football 1; Chorus 3, 4, RODNEY MITCHELL NANCY MORTON FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 4, PAT MURPHY Croakers 2; FHA 3,4; FTA 3, 4; Student Council 1; Chorus 3, 4; Paper Staff 4; Football 1, 2, 3,4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Boxing 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Student Council Rep, 2; FTA Secretary 4. MIKE McCULLOUGH Croakers 2; NHS 8, 4; Student Council 4; FTA 3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Paper Staff 4: Football 1, 2, 3,4; Basketball 4; Track 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3,4; Class President 2; FTA Vice President 4; Student Council President 4; NHS President 4, JEWEL NORRIS FHA 1, 2, 4. BRONDA LARUE PADGETT FHA 1, 2, 3; FHA Secretary 2. PEGGY PAYNE FHA 1, 2, 3,4; FTA 4; Journalism Club 4; Allied Youth 2; Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 4; FHA Song Leader 2; FHA Presi- dent 3; Journalism Club Vice President 4; Annual Staff Make-up Editor 4, SCOT TIE PEARSON FHA 1, 2, 3; Journalism Club 4; Band 3; Paper Staff 4; Basketball Manager 4, KENNETH PERRY NHS 3, 4; Baseball Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Class President 3; Baseball Captain 3, CARLA PETTY FHA 1, 2, 3,4; FTA 4; Journalism Club 4; Paper Staff 4; Band 4; Dramatics 4; Basketball 4; Class Secretary 3; Class Treasurer 4; Journalism Club President 4; FHA Song Leader 3, Reporter 2, J.C. PORTER Allied Youth 2; FHA 3, 4; Bowling Club 4; Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3; JuniorRed Cross Reporter 1; Cheerleader 3, 4, JERRY PRITCHARD Croakers 2; FTA 4; Journalism Club 4; Allied Youth 1, 2, 3; Annual Staff 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; Baseball 1; Track 1, 2, 3; Stu- dent Council Representative 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Captain 3, 4, JAMES SESSIONS Allied Youth 2,3; Croakers 3; F.T. A. 4; National Honor Society 4; Annual Staff 3,4; Dramatics 4; Annual Staff Assistant Business Man- ager 3; Annual Staff Business Man- ager 4, MARVIN SMITH Chorus 3,4; Baseball 1, 2, 3. DON TROUP JOHNNY WHISENHUNT Band 1,2,3,4, Band President 4, prt Sig EVELYN MARGARET SUMMERS F,H, A, 1,2, 3,4; Journalism Club 4; Chorus 4, MARVIN THRASHER CAROLYN WHITE FHA 1, 2,4; FTA 3, 4; Allied Youth 1, 2; Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4; Journalism Club 4; Paper Staff 3,4; Dramatics 4; FTA President 4; Junior Red Cross Council 3,4; Paper Staff, Assistant Editor 4, CLINTON WHITE JOYCE ANN WILHITE FTA 1, 2; Basketball 2, 4; Flag Bearer 1, GAYLE WINNETT FHA 1,4; Allied Youth 1; National Honor Society 3, 4; Junior Red Cross 2, 3, 4, ROBERT VAN SLYKE Post-Graduate A © —_ = © — S ea dee iih pesaage iii 2é VA Bvt : 4d awe PAN io 202 - eatiied le “a Wh tees ete See . eh ANS Japeee® a oy =e SSA eas 22 : : 8 Se . Qoetes SS P j 101 ES7 dent Round Sen Pr st All or; O = fe) a a =) Q 3) = ty = = Be x Ath te NTL EL NICOLL LD EOE LE raat fe Senior Favorites PEGGY PAYNE - TRAVIS GUNTER CROWS EG. P PENTA re vi Junior Favorites VELMA HOLLINGSHEAD - BUDDY DUNCAN we BARBARA GUNTER - JOHNNY GLOVER Sas Soe : GLENDA GODBEY - RICHARD WHITTEN Eighth Grade Favorites MATTIE LOU ROSS - GENE THORNTON Football Sweetheart MISS PHYLLIS PEARSON Football Sweetheart 1955-1956 Cheerleaders ee Oe ee et ee he ee LINDA BOLDT S D SS S Q i) SS S ) a4 FOTOS EE ao eee dil te sine fin a KAY SUE HALL Mr. and Miss L. W. High School SUE GAY JERRY PRITCHARD HOMER TANKERSLEY Cutest Girl - DOROTHY BAKER Cutest Boy - KENNETH PERRY I t was an honor and arare pleasure and privilege to THE COMMODORES to have been asked to judge your contest, We did pick, after quite a bit of consideration and deliberation, what we think. is the cutest couple of your school. We picked one because we couldn't pick five, That is to say we don't mean to detract from the other four couples. In fact if these five couples are indicative of the whole student body, we are extremely happy to say that we are from a city that has such fine young people of student calibre, Our congratulations to the winner and our best wishes to all of the fine con- testants, Sincerely, antid PAu AEDS The Commodores CHUCK SPEED FLOYD GRAY EDDIE SEAL S a, ee en | i Band Sweetheart BARBARA GUNTER ne ened aa ne Emery t hb w NY) ON] SS ba Sy SUE GAY Award D.A.R. C On February 28, 1956, the annual staff took a trip to Dallas, the purpose of which was to take in the last pages of the annual, However, they did much more than just take in the remainder of the pages, They visited the Early Birds at radio station WFAA, They had breakfast and proceeded to Taylor Publishing Company where they toured the plant, Next on the schedule was luncheon at the Century Room at the Adolphus Hotel, Entertainment-here, besides the food, was an ice show, The group then separated and went shopping, to a movie, sight-seeing or where- ever they pleased, Home, sweet home after a day of fun and entertainment, Above is the annual staff in the Century Room, They are: Mike McCullough, Jerry Pritchard, James Sessions, James Lee Hall, Dorothy Baker, Mrs, Jean Lister, Geneva Eckert, Mae Dean Davenport, Peggy Payne, and our host, Mr, R.L. Hodges. . x 1 oe ee Junior Officers President «(== = = « = , 6 a ayeie = eo Vice President - - - -----+-=-+-=---- HOWARD KAKER Secretary - - = -- = -+ === --- - VELMA HOLLINGSHEAD Treasurer ---- 2 s+- s+- +--2 +-+-+--+-2+-+=+-+-s- PAT HALL ophomores Officers President - - - - = - = - = - = = Wayne Southerland Vice President - - - - - - - = = = Lalene Davenport Secretary - ------- 2 2 - -- = Barbara Gunter Treasuret ------- 2 =+-2+=+--= Annice Bridges Edwin Albin, Jimmy Alexander, Berldeen Bailey, Elizabeth Barber, Earl Blakeley, Carolyn Bolt, Peggy Bradshaw, Annice Bridges, Vondell Burkhalter, Frances Carter, Louise Cash, Laverne Chance, Robert Cocke, Betty Colvin, Jackie Cook, Jimmy Cottrell, Marilyn Cox, Wanda Cross, Lalene Davenport, Ernest Dennis, Mary Dominey, Arlette Elliott, Dale Ellis, Gordon Emmons, Earlene Gallivan, Glen Dale Gilbreath, Lillie Mae Gilbreath, Ann Gilley. Johnny Glover, Sandra Godbey, Ima Gene Goodell, Linda Gouyton, Thomas Greer, Barbara Gunter, Hawkins, Charles Hawpe, Shirley Hogan, Mary Hogue, John Holder, Clifford Holly, Louise Jaynes, Jones, Glenda Jordan, Dee Landers, Janet Lanham, Ray Lindsey, Carolyn Little, Don Lofton, Janice Long, Lonnie Luther, Betty Maddox, Carol Magnan, Trudy Mashbum, Jerry Mathis, Charles Miller, Rosemary Murphy. ‘Derris Don Helen McCulley, Connie McCullough, Larry Nail, Homer Nash, Earl Norman, Judy Ogle, Ehtel Orr, Billy Parsley, Jimmy Parson, Beverly Payne, Diane Preble, Bobby Profitt, Donnie Purdom, Jan Reedy, Brenda Reynolds, Kenneth Reynolds, Robert Rice, Sally Rice, David Richardson, Larry Riddle, James Roberts, Horace Rose, Linda Ross, Pete Ross, Alva Jean Rozenburg, Darrell Shaw, Rebecca Smith, Wayne Southerland, Micheal Stone, Jo Ann Sweaney, Larry Swift, J. D. Warren, Pat Webster, Travis Williams, Class of 1953 thletics Managers BOBBY PROFFIT DAVID BEARDEN Tri-Captains MIKE McCULLOUGH PAT MURPHY LARRY GALLAGHER JERRY PRITCHARD ALVIN LAXON PAT MURPHY Quarterback Guard Fullback : LARRY GALLAGHER RAY LINDSEY SONNY ELLIS Halfback Center Tackle MIKE McCULLOUGH HAROLD GRAVES PAUL HARMON Tackle Halfback End HAROLD FORD JOHNNY GLOVER CHARLES HENDERSON Halfback Quarterback Guard ee 7 SrA ie lies ae? Be 4 “ oe a4 ™ el . ie Tere Law i fy ee ts ; ee _ a aw : i 4 - 3 te es. ee: ow eee oe Oe am, « SS a 0 Pri? ont Gre SE) pik. [Sk . a JERRY FLIPPEN JERRY WHISENHUNT DAVID MOORE Halfback Fullback w = 4 a = = ° = pa ea = a tH Ww BILLY STEWART CHARLES HENDERSON End Quarterback J.D. WARREN Guard JAMES COURTNEY End Mie aa Di ins pe Re CARROLL FULLER Center JERRY GRIGGS Halfback a CHRIS WELCH Guard LARRY RIDDLE CECIL JENKINS ROBERT RICE KENNETH REYNOLDS End Halfback Tackle aed HUGH ALLCON End CHARLES WHITE E, T, HODGKINS BILLY PARSLEY Guard Guard Tackle a | : Ex we 4 See eine a FS nin i DT - as ij ‘| | ' I i Hy } Junior Hi Football Bottom row: John Kinchen, Loyd Langford, Dickie Teague, David Eisen, Harold Rob- inson, Tommy Giles, Jerry Murphy, Harvey Beck, Middle row: George Richardson, Earl Thornton, Ronnie Purdom, Leon Bush, Clifford Harper, Don McKee, Gene Thornton, Larry Turnbull, Top row: Coach Elder, Furman Cox, Troy Pruitt, Jerry Mayo, Sanford Mayfield, Tho- mas Lyle, Carlton Kinchen, Bennie Winsett, Wayne Duke, Coach Atchison, Girls’ Basketball Coach - MISS BENSON Captains - LALENE DAVENPORT GENEVA ECKERT Left row; Lalene Davenport, Darlene Francis, Carol Brackeen, Betty Phillips, Carolyn Boldt, Carla Petty, Geneva Eckert, Center: Carol Magnan, Manager and Miss Benson, Right row: Annice Bridges, Joyce Wilhite, Naomi Cox, Carolyn Little, Shirley Hogan, Betty Maddox, Patsy Long, Janice Long. CAROLYN LITTLE GENEVA ECKERT CAROLYN BOLDT Forward Forward Forward DARLENE FRANCIS Guard LALENE DAVENPORT JOYCE WILHITE PATSY LONG Guard Forward Guard (¥ }s ; A. w ———— a — JIMMY PARSONS, WAYNE SOUTHERLAND, “ B Team Captains COACH JIMMY BRIDGES JERRY PRITCHARD, LARRY GALLAGHER, A Team Captains { | a ee eet ee = SST Standing: Billy Parsely, Manager, Earl VanSlyke, Wesley Reagan, James Hall, Jerry Pritchard, Chris Welch, Johnny Glover, Werner Eisen, Mike McCullough, Robert Cocke, Larry Gallagher, Jerry Flippen, Coach Bridges, Kneeling: Buddy Duncan, Sam Watson, Roy Hooper, Larry Riddle, Howard Kaker, Jimmy Parsons. JERRY PRITCHARD Forward LARRY GALLAGHER Guard EARL VANSLYKE Guard WERNER EISEN Forward CHRIS WELCH Center JOHNNY GLOVER Center G O a) Oo ae = =) O s) = ty % m3 ao) um os) = ka o tL JAMES HALL JERRY FLIPPEN WAYNE SOUTHERLAND ROBERT COCKE WESLEY REAGAN Junior Hi Basketball | | Standing: Tommy Giles, Clifford Harper, Jerry Whisenhunt, James Hyden, Charles Henderson, David Eisen, A.J, Baskin, Coach Atchison, Kneeling: Richard Whitten, J.D, Holly, Ronnie Purdom, Jerry Williams, Kenneth Wilhite, Den- ny VanSlyke, Charles Williams, Standing: Coach Benson, Gwen Gandy, Peggy Bruner, Francis Carter, Barbara Blaisdale, Linda Mays, Sue Baily, Linda Boldt, Caroline McCasland, Kneeling: Glenda Godby, Rebecca Ashby, Linda Hawthorne, Nancy Thomas, Gene Hopkins, Carolyn Sims, Nancy Giles, Nova Sue Divenny, Carolyn Carter, Manager, Boximg SS JERRY BOB WHIZENHUNT Welterweight Champ a First fight - Defeated Frank Ivey, Tech Second fight - Defeated Charles Jacobs, Arlington Third fight - Defeated David Hood, D, Hill Fourth fight - Defeated Earl Davis, Tech Fifth fight - Defeated Marvin Kelly, Arlington ROBERT RICE Featherweight First fight - Defeated Harold Colston, Handley Second fight - Defeated by Leon Ward, Grapevine VIRGIL EDWARDS Bantamweight First fight - Defeated by Marcus Castro, North Side PAT MURPHY Middleweight First fight - Defeated Bill Shannon, Arlington Second fight - Defeated Lonny Eager, Tech Third fight - Defeated by Robert Culbertson, Arlington High School Baseball Coach DAVID CHOAT WERNER EISEN Short Stop Captain Top row: Johnny Whizenhunt, Joe May, Jerry Pritchard, Johnny Glover, Kenneth Perry, Jerry Griggs, David Bransom, Caroll Fuller, Ray Lindsey, Werner Eisen, Center row: Coach Choat, Mike McCullough, Pat Murphy, Harold Ford, David Richard- son, Bernie Ross, Wayne Southerland, Roy Newman, Robert Cocke, Seated; Sam Watson, Virgil Edwards, Rodney Mitchell, Buddy Duncan, Willard Mills, Jackie Crawford, Robert Rice, Dee Landers, Jerry Slate, Manager, Sponsored by NORTHWEST LUMBER COMPANY “MG — = “oa iA a JERRY GRIGGS Pitcher HAROLD FORD Catcher PAT MURPHY Outfielder VIRGIL EDWARDS Pitcher DAVID BRANSOM Outfielder KENNETH PERRY Pitcher MIKE McCULLOUGH Catcher JACKIE CRAWFORD Third Base School Standing: COACH JIM BRIDGES ALVIN LAXON - Shot Put, Discus KENNETH RENOLDS - 880, Discus LARRY RIDDLE - 220, High Jump, High Hurdles JOHNNY GLOVER - High Jump, 440, Broad Jump, High Hurdles ROY HOOPER - Shot Put, Discus HOWARD KAKER = High Jump, 880 JAMES HALL - High Hurdles, 440, Low Hurdles Kneeling: BUDDY DUNCAN - Mile, 100 JERRY WHISENHUNT - Shot Put, High Jump, 880 JERRY PRITCHARD - High Jump, Broad Jump, Pole Vault CAROLL FULLER - High Hurdles, 220, 100 DAVID MOORE - High Hurdles, Low Hurdles, Broad Jump, 100 GEORGE RICHARDSON = Mile, Broad Jump BS AS : Teen ™ Freshman Officers President ------------- -Jerry Whisenhunt Vice President - - - - - - - - - - = Richard Whitten Secretary - - - = -------- = Linda Hawthorne Treasurer - - = - - === -- === = Leslie Robinson Jimmy Adams Sandy Anderson Rebecca Ashby John L, Baker Sue Bailey Judy Barnes Marion Blalock Jerry Blum Linda Bolt Brenda Bruner . Peggy Bruner Betty Lou Burkleo Lynn Busbey Leon Bush Jack Butler Priscilla Calfee Charles Cannon Sam Cantwell Carolyn Carter Patsy Chenault Linda Cozzens Janet Cummings Jane Dye Joyce Edwards Harold Ellis Gwen Gandy Dana Rae Gilley Glenda Godbey Linda Hall Clara Belle Hamilton ee oe EE EE LE SN Oe OI SEAT SIRE NI ge A FR See mer crer aes| —SRR APN R STNE 9 re omen om ne Clifford Harper Stephen Harris Vernon Harris Linda Hawthorne Charles Henderson Jean Hopkins James Hyden Hobert Jaynes Linda Johnson Eloise Justus Nancy Kagy Gail King Dan Lambert Charles Laxton Alfred Locke Harry Logan . Willard Mills Betty Murphy Vernon Neal Deanna Payne Cherald Penrod Gerald Penrod Larry Petty Billy Proffitt Troy Pruitt Kay Rayfield Ramona Rayfield Burton Reeves George Richardson CMM IABISE Karen Robinson Leslie Robinson Bill Roten Eugene Rozenburg Shirley Russell Delores Samlpley Jeanette Scott Carroll Scruggs Dale Scruggs Dean Scruggs Bobbie Shipp Frankie Sims Joni Sims Betty Smith Calvin Smith Lavada Stanford Linda Stanford Billy Stephens Don Stephens Linda Stone Elmer Summers Pat Tanner Larry Turnbull Martha Turpin Denny Van Slyke Diane Van Slyke Edna Ward Joyce Ward Richard Ward Barbara Webb Charles White Richard Whitten Jerry Whisenhunt Ann Whiteside Kenneth Wilhite Barbara Williams Charles Williams Benny Winsett Jimmy Young Fi we Grade Officers ee — wer 0 SE tka Yas he - | =a 4 aoe ee cs La id Above; President - Ronnie Purdom, Vice President - Sanford Mayfield, Secre- tary - Tommy Giles, Right: President - Furman Cox, Vice President - Rusty Butler, Secretary - Kay Sue ete Above; President = Earl Ray Thornton, Vice President - A.J. Baskin, Secretary - Kay Swift, Below: President - Gene Thornton, Vice President - Dickie Teague, Secretary - Mary Raines, : Below: President - Don Jus- tice, Vice President -Cecil Baker, Secretary - Barbara Burkleo, METAB: Cecilia Adams Linda Alexander Ann Allcon Donna Allen Lee Roy Allen Margaret Arnold Jim Ash Molly Ashford Robert Ashford Tommy Ashford Cecil Baker Marie Baker Ruby Barnes A.J. Baskin Elaine Baugh Harvey Beck Barbara Blaisdell Jackie Bradshaw Richard Brajhovich Lila Bridges J.R. Brown Billy Don Bruce Wayne Bruce Paul Bryant Carolyn Burch Barbara Burkleo Rusty Butler Peggy Ann Carey Alvin Cearly Calvin Cearly Howard Clark Marsha Coates Thomas Coates Patsy Colvin Odell Cope Robert Courtney Furman Cox Johnnie Crawford Marcelle Davis Sue Deviney Sammy Deviney Ellen Deweese Jerry Deweese Rose Ann Dewoody Nancy Dominey Wilburn Draper Colleen Dye David Eisen Bob Elliott Jerry Emmons Berniece Favor Ronnie Fletcher Joan Frank Richard Gallivan Nancy Giles Tommy Giles Carolyn Godbey Jack Greene Barbara Gregory Sonny Hagler Billy Hailey Gwen Hall Kay Sue Hall Jonnie Ruth Harrell Jack Harrison Mary Jane Hausey Gail Hawkins Frances Hokett J.D. Holly Tommy Hopkins Frances Horn Joe Howell Glenda Jacobs Martha Jones Roger Jones Jimmy Jordan Don Justice Carlton Kinchen Joyce Kinsey Lloyd Lanford David Little Barbara Lister Mark Allen Long Sue Lyle Thomas Lyle Ann Mathis Jerry Mayo Linda Mays Laquita Meador Carroll Mitchell Laura Mitchell Kay Mitchell Bobbie Morphis Eddie Mowell Shirley Murray Mike Myers esate ge ie ne eee Caroline McCasland Sandra McClanahan Jimmy McWilliams Keith Nail Charles Nobles Edwin Nobles Naomi Ohls David Owens Franklin Owens Marvin Page Margaret Pate Pat Payne Jerry Pearson Kay Petty Charbotte Pittillo Raenell Pole Patricia Potts Mary Powell Ronnie Purdom Mary Rains Stanley Reese David Rench Donna Renfro Marvin Reynolds Kelley Richardson Harold Robinson Mattie Lou Ross Mary Rushing Ray Rozenburg Lillie Saunders David Shelton Carolyn Sims Jerry Slate Anna Smith Calvin Smith Jeff Smith Ramona Smith Don Sparks Barbara Spence Judy Stanford Jerry Starnes Thomas Steele Jean Stephens Tom Stephens Ruth Stewart Sandra Stewart Jerry Stott Billie Summers Kay Swift Patsy Tatum Dickie Teague Tommy Temple Randy Thompson Earl Thornton Gene Thornton Janet Troup Carla Van Rose Tom Walker Glenda Watson Ronnie Wayland Helen Wheat Jimmy Wickersham Jerry Williams Aaron Wilson HUGH WILSON - DORA WINCHESTER Class of 1960 SS SS ee ES See ee ee ee = A RS ae SE = Ions ( gins A S = = S = has MIKE McCULLOUGH President DAVID BRANSOM Vice President CAROLYN LITTLE Secretary JERRY PRITCHARD Senior Rep. DOUG LINDHORST Junior Rep. WAYNE RUSSELL Sophomore Rep, JUDY BARNES Freshman Rep, o a Mm o 2 on ir ao ee © oe 9 AA Vice President WERNER EISEN President MIKE McCULLOUGH NATIONAL HONOR, SOCIETY Chorus Left: Shirley Landers, Bill Dennis, Marvin Smith, Buddy Duncan, Bob- by Lovett, Johnny Glover, Bobby Proffitt, Wesley Reagan, Silas Shot- well, Pat Murphy, Jerry Griggs, Vir- gil Edwards, Lewis Miller, Charles Henderson and Mr, Keith, Director, OFFICERS President - Pat Murphy Secretary - Darlene Francis Vice President - Jerry Griggs Treasurer - Johnny Glover Right: Betty Maddox, Betty Maxwell, Linda Ross, Nancy Morton, Dorothy Harris, Evelyn Summers, Beth Brad- shaw Harmon, Joni Sims, Jan Reedy, Juanita Johnston, GlendaClark, Nell Holland, Pat Holland, Helen Hyden, Juanita Reeves, Judy Barnes, Ram- ona Rayfield, Carol Hyden, Marie Cantwell, Inez Jones, Gail King, Faye Duke, Earlene Gallivan, Dar- lene Francis, and Janis Gamache, Majorettes Sponsored By WHIZ BRAKE SHOP Drum Majorette WANDA PORTER Flag Bearers MARY DOMINEY TRUDY MASHBURN ROSEMARY MURPHY JOHNNY WHISENHUNT | President negqem-namgigicenntuershetonrse CLYDE GLOVER Vice President CAROLYN LITTLE . Secretary -Treasurer JERRY WILLIAMS Sergeant-at-Arms PERCUSSION SECTION Ries, | BRASS SECTION YD CT ee Pe War Am Push Pe ‘ eer P einai wa A x. WOODWIND SECTION Officers Future Teachers of America President. -' = = 9) 0 © © ) s s) eee = se @ mm CAROLYN WHILE MIKE McCULLOUGH Vice President - -----+-+----2-2-2-+-+-- Deciemily =) FeASULEE - io =m me mie i a) se mim ie = PAT MURPERS, DOROTHY BAKER Historian - -----+-+-2+-+---- lamentarian- a Qu. Tees Senior F.H.A., Wanda Cross, Photographer; Rodney Mitchell, Parliamentarian; Ramona Emmons, Treasurer; Sondra Parsons, Historian; Margie Reedy, Song Leader; Vondell Burkhalter, Secretary; Betty Colvin, Vice Presi- dent; Ann Milburn, Pianist; Wanda Bibb, Reporter; Lalene Davenport, President, e “eee Pte oes en? Ps ® im ee eeh , bacess hi ee are 8 Bs t Junior F.H.A. Kay Rayfield, Treasurer; Linda Stanford, Secretary; Sandy Anderson, Pianist; Dolores Sampley, Parlia- mentarian; Patsy Chenault, President; Diane Van Slyke, Song Leader; Gwen Gandy, Reporter; Betty Mur- phy, Vice President; Linda Hall, Historian, Paper Staff SUE GAY - Editor-in-Chief CAROLYN WHITE Assistant Editor PAT MURPHY - Sports Editor CHRIS WELCH - Assistant Sports Editor LARRY GALLAGHER - Business Manager RAY PEARSON - Assistant Business Manager Reporters CARLA PETTY MIKE McCULLOUGH JAMES COURTNEY Tice Left to right: Mike McCullough, Sports Editor; Peggy Payne, Make-up Editor; Dorothy Baker, Editor-in-Chief; Geneva Eckert, Snapshot Editor; Jerry Pritchard, Art Editor. Chris Welch, Assistant Editor; Mae Dean Davenport, James Sessions, Business Manager; James Lee Hall, Secretary; Harold Graves, Assistant Sports Editor, Assistant, Journalism Club CARLA PETTY President PEGGY PAYNE Vice President GENEVA ECKERT Secretary SUE GAY Parliamentarian SILAS SHOTWELL Treasurer Science Club President - - - -------- ----+---- - - -LESLIE ROBINSON Vice President - - - - - - ---=--------=--- GERALD PENROD Secretary - - GLENDA JORDAN Sergeant-at-Arms ---------- - =--==--=-= HARRY LOGAN Sponsor - - - - - MRS, SHIRLEY HILL MEMBERS Sue Bailey Glenda Jordan Stephen Harris Marion Blalock Harry Logan Leslie Robinson Gerald Penrod Cherald Penrod Red Cross Council RONNIE PURDOM JEAN HOPKINS CLARA HAMILTON JOYCE EDWARDS TOMMY GILES SS a et ee = ES OV a Dr Se a Hr 2 Ss © = “S To The Readers; The preceding part of this yearbook is the amusement division. This following section is the business section. I am requesting that you please read every advertisement in the book and patronize these establishments, Without their help, you could have no yearbook, Without their help, you could have no re- cord, such as this annual. The business manager and these business people are responsible for the presentation of this book, They supported your yearbook; let's support their businesses, Sincerely, bratty Lebwe Dorothy Baker Editor-in-Chief Ee A NINO) Pepa SKATING RINK Where You're Always Welcome Skating Schedule Private Parties Thursday - Friday - Saturday Call eu ues Maa tolls 02M. CE 7-2318 - CE 7-9192 Saturday Matinee MR, and MRS, CARL ELSTON 2:30 P.M. to 4:30 P.M, Owners SERVICE STATION : ; f . PROPANE BO tre SERVE Eee: IN 'C. Butane and Propane Gases Bottles, Regulator-Fittings ‘Service That Satisfies’ ’ 5216 Jacksboro Hiway NO-2491 Eujoy GOOD] FOOD BARBER SHOP WHIRLA WH = Two Full Time Barbers DRIVE-IN Sandwiches - Hamburgers GEORGE YEAMAN Home Made Pies Rootbeer and Other Drinks 50 Flavors of Soft Cream Vpute Yodbeys BAR-BE-CUE Beef - Chicken - Ribs at All Four BUDDIES SUPER MARKETS 3218 No. Main 3100 E. Belknap 6900 Camp Bowie 3701 E. Rosedale WALTER JETTON KING OF BARBECUE ED-5-9372 1432 W. Terrell Fort Worth, Texas zp DEPENDABLE DRUGGIST obo A) rug Fountain Service - Cosmetics Notions J eae eS er PRINTING COMPANY Printing - Lithographing - Publishing ‘‘Specializing in Pleasing You”’ VA=-2 644 2719 Race Street Fort Worth, Texas GIVE US YOUR WASHDAY BLUES Warteateten Full-Filling Your Laundry Needs SS: LAKE WOT T- ANN g 'F A a . “3 @AAU reer Be oie isos GROCERY MARKET BARBER SHOP A ‘. Quality Groceries att and Super Service geese ee CO ae Jacksboro Hiway Your at Dependable Barber Shop Lake Worth ‘ ‘We Save You Money”’ LU Yamptov LUMBBeEe re Co. Lumber and Building Materials Red Cedar Shingles, Paints, Hardware Composition Roofing and Asbestos Siding Dial No 5453 - 2800 North Houston Street Open Saturday Till 5:30 P.M. take Wort HOSPITAL CLINIC CE7=-3333 Wholesale Meat and Produce Company Locker Service DR, STILWELL CE7-3434 Service That Satisfies ' DR. BAKER CE7-3366 M.B. THOMAS-HAL J, THOMAS Phone 32 Azle, Texas rant Cle GROCERY FLORIST Half-Way Between Lake Worth and Azle Open Seven Days a Week: 7A.M.-10 P.M. Complete Line of Groceries and Meats Flowers for All Occasions CE7-3555 NOTARY PUBLIC REAL ESTATE outs Sulwree Ub INSURED Ue bob NATION INSURANCE AUTO CASUALTY Phone 57J3 Azle, Texas Compliments of Pty é � DEPENDABLE eae DRUGGIST LAKE WORT-H PHARMACY GROCERY - MARKET Jacksboro Hiway at Merrit Drive JOHNNY TOMPKINS in Lake Worth CE 7-3144 Phone CE 7-9190 BOSWELLS qa Ween We Have Anything Except What You Want Variety, Hardware, Grocery and Market Why Go to Town? Stop and Shop at BRIDGES and Avoid Parking and Traffic Worries, Market 0678 Cet IES ing aud Vanucly 209 Merritt Drive Service With a Smile ! d i me Hewderazyys MAGNOLIA SERVICE Kelly Springfield Tires and Batteries Gas - Oil - Accessories and Lubrication Road Service Phone CE7-2659 te fine en STITH‘S CREDIT JEWELERS 2401 North Main Phone MA 8413 L o nl ey FOKU? 1400 North West 25th Street WY Fort Worth, Texas Ful P SaRA BILL and EUNICE SWOFFORD Highest LZuality Weate Lavagr GROCERY MARKET Corner of Navajo and Cheyenne Your Patronage Appreciated. THOMAS R, SMITH, JR. and FAMILY Phone CE 723040 They go together ; Eheuaulbs DINNER PLACE Fried Chicken Frog Legs Fish Shrimp Steaks Oysters Eagle Mountain Catfish Cocktails and Delicious Salads Complete Curb Fountain Service Jacksboro Hiway and Roberts Cut-Off Phone MA-0169 Chenaulls Uo.2 GROCERY Roberts Cut-Off and Jacksboro Hiway COMPLETE LINE OF GROCERIES Notions Drugs Open 7:00 A.M, Close 12:00 P.M. Stop In On Your Way Home From The Show And Pick Up A Carton Of Cold Drinks And Ice Cream i Y CHEVROLET The Car of Distinction Can Be Yours Easier Than You Think Go to ERNEST ALLEN MOTOR CO. where the Chevrolet of your choice is offered at a competitive price. You can drive with pride while enjoying the privilege ofa time payment plan to suit your budget. At ERNEST ALLEN’S buyer consideration and service are a tradition, COMPLETE REPAIR SERVICE . Factory trained . Payment plan, weekly mechanics. or monthly . Genuine Chevrolet . Convenient location parts . One of largest plants . Guaranteed repair in the Southwest, work ‘ Home of Chevrolet in Fort Worth Since 1922.”’ Eun Mlen Motor Co: 6th and Commerce FA-4171 htc See DRESS his Malts, Shakes, Burgers Sundaes and Korn Dogs CE 7-9152 BRUNERS your friendly HONTH F. WORTH department store “FRIENDLIEST SPOT IN TEXAS” FASTER than a jet? Electricity comes to you with the speed of light — thousands of times faster than the fastest jet! When you flip a switch, electricity is made and delivered in a split second. It can’t be stored. but must be made and used at the same time. For this reason, we must be ready at all times with enough power capacity to supply the total needs of our cus- tomers — instantly! — J. (Ss We constantly are planning ahead and building ahead Se to assure you plenty of dependable, low-cost electric service for the future as well as the present. TEXAS ELECTRIC SERVICE COMPANY Compliments of eS Nee elt COMPANY WE WELCOME YOUR ACCOUNT Congratulations, Seniors Kiwis Uhed Stole Fn00LE Fort Worth, Texas PLA Rs AINK, Highest Quality New and Used Cars All Makes and Models We Sell to Sell Again JACK WILBORN MOTOR CO, 2021 N. Main MA6=-2815 Gotu Settou ©: CHICAGO Pests COIN HARDWARE ELECTRIC CO. We Do All Types of Electrical Wiring Rt. 11 Box 172 Tele. CE7-2756 215 N. Merritt Drive Lake Worth Gunter MARINE SALES 2243 Jacksboro Hiway Phone NO=-5693 Phone After April 1, MA6-5693 Mercury Outboard Motors Sales - Service - Parts Yellow Jacket Boats Little Dude Trailers Husky Trailers Pettits Marine Paint Complete Line Marine Hdwe. Valley Trailer Hitches Water Skiis - Tow Ropes Oars - Paddles - Anchors Used Motors =- Boats - Trailers Authorized Mercury Dealer Since 1946 Trade - Terms New and Used Automobiles 1201 N. Main NO-3185 NO=-2338 Sell to Sell Again’”’ INDIAN OAKS BARBER SHOP Your Dependable Barber Shop. QUALIT WY GROCERY, MARKET AND Serving Lake Worth SERVICE STATION for Many Years Free ea Nested 104 Cheyenne E 7-3697 Gulf Gas=---All Major Oils L, O., GOODMAN - Owner We Honor All Gulf Courtesy Cards 501 Cheyene M.H. BRACKEEN Congratulations, Graduates Wolf � Ular 1501-11 Main Street E:istablished 1897 Jewelry Luggage Sporting Goods Gifts WO) Deal BUTANE Ge. Azle, Texas CE (-2833 Ft. Worth CE 7-2570 Nights and Sundays 1033 Azle S. P. SNIDER JAMES TUCKER Office Located 1 2 Mile West of Lake Worth on Hwy. 199 utes SUPER MARKETS Open Day and Night ‘ Big Friendly Stores With Friendly Service to All’’ E, W. BRIDGEMAN, Owner MACK BRIDGEMAN, Mgr. LY, BUI BERT DUPRE ‘ You Can Beat Our Nails But You Can’t Beat Our Prices”’ F .H.A. Loans 36 Months to Pay Lumber - Hardware Electricity - Plumbing - Paint Highest Quality Building Material We Will Assist You in Planning, Building, and Finishing Your Home 5611 Jacksboro Hwy. Phone MA-9723 Milee THEATRE Movies Are Your Best Intertainment’’ Phone CE 7-9187 or Ge ND PLUMBING 202 E. Charbonneau AmMaAd mMTs Phone CE 7-2422 a a =is - ES SL otitiing, SE FF SS : ————— — a =— —— —— Ss