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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1960 volume:

a i f d si i ui Se —— Sg 5 Ae ioe SO gow, te aa NLL GLELLLEE VO: Like ALLEN COUNTY PU TAM INN 833 07523 1313 a ns a SSS st Poe seer eee ee fe ee a TS 2082 6 Published by the ANNUAL STAFF OF LAKE WORTH HIGH SCHOOL Fort Worth, Texas Volume 14 The sands of time have drained, Another year of school has passed, Perhaps ‘twas the first year, Perhaps ‘twas the last. Locked in our hearts, cherished experiences, But bound, in this book, with photographs and words, So that these memorable events, May be looked upon afterwards. - CHRIS WELCH FOREWORD Our theme this year is the passage of time. This is represented by the hour glass anda calendar which is used throughout the book. We sincerely hope that you enjoy this year's annual and hope too that in later years itwill bring back pleasant memories of your 1959-60 school year TABLE OF CONTENTS Faculty Sports Personalities Activities Organizations Classes Advertising WE DEDICATE our 1960 Bullfrog to one of Lake Worth's most valuable teachers. With little recog- nition, she has left an imprint of her hard work and devoted service on Lake Worth High School students. Besides teaching three classes of English, she also sponsors the freshman class. Her most outstanding ac- complishment is the fact that she has spon- sored the annualstaff and paper staff for the past five years. For these reasons and many others we could not put down on paper, we dedicate our annual to, Mrs. Jean Lister. Teachers influence our lives more than we ever know. We often forget their hard work and diligence. But this year we hope to impress the students with the importance of their purpose. We sincerely thank our faculty for such a wonderful year. yA is ‘| Be vane. pis 4 Superintendent Mr. R. L. Hodges has served as Superintendent of the Lake Worth Independent School District for the past ten years. During this time six buildings including a gym have been built. The football stadium and baseball field have also been erected. These accomplishments would be incomplete without the personal contact and friendship he has given every student at Lake Worth High School. MR, O, D. BROWN MR, FRANK KRING Assistant Superintendent Principal MRS. JOYCE GAYLER eto . MRS. MARY BROWN Secretary Clerk MRS, GLADYS KAY Supervisor Administration MR. B. R, CALD- MR. J.-CoKIN- WELL - Science; CHEN - Science; BA 2. Gell; BoSay Ne Lee Ge Sponsor of Science Club and Sopho- more Class. Faculty MRS. MARIDELL MR. JACK FRYAR FRYAR - English, - English; B.A., Speech; B.A., Hardin-Simmons; Hardin-Simmons; ee | Sponsor of Speech Sponsor of Speech y “7 and Drama Club and Drama Club 4 7 ; ; oe and Senior Class. and Senior Class. 4 MR. L, B. KEITH MR, BOB PRICE Band; B.M.E., History; B.S., baka te 1. GiU Co= Sponsor of Junior Class. MRS. EDNA COLVIN - Home- making; B.S., Mssi,0Nat. S.C. 3 Sponsor of F.H.A. MR. R. L. GREGG BS ERS | MISS MARY - History, Civics; A, if SS a Z WALKER - Business; B.A., M.A., mn a Le eee 2B.S., T.C.U. Ts CA | — MR. BOB LANG- STON - Math; B. A.; Howard Payne. MRS. JEAN LISTER English, Journalism Bene, 1. CG. U, ‘Sponsor of Paper, Annual, and Freshman Class } MR, M. L. KITTRELL PLE. B.S., M.S., Baylor University Sponsor of Junior Class MRS, DOROTHY KINCHEN Librarian BAe | coc We U. MRS, ANN REAGAN Homemaking I Reo ro AN By Rok Ga oeg Bee Sponsor of Senior F,H. A. and Alpha Omega ‘ ae 8 MR. DRUE SMITH Eins B.A., M.E., N. 1.5. C; Faculty MRS. PEGGY LANGSTON Shorthand, Typing, English B. A., Howard Payne Sponsor of F, T. A. MR. C. A. MOORE Industrial Arts B. A., McMurry M. A., Peabody SSS eee bate MR, J. F. ATCHISON -Math Bisa Mak ere ele § MRS, RUBENELL HAWTHORN Nurse x tbe h HN R,N Josep q MR, D. R. CHOATE y Athletic Director � B. Sa. M. S35 ee G: UW; School Personnel MRS. CECIL CRAFT MR, ROBERT COCKE School Dietician Custodian LUNCH ROOM an Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. Sessions, Mrs. Madderra, Mrs. Holmes. Mr. Edwards, Mr. Kittrell, Mr. White, Mr. Laxson. BUS DRIVERS Sports Sports make up an important part of school actiyities. Each year the student body elects cheerleadars from each class to lead them in their school spirit. Pictured below are the 1959-60 cheerleaders cheering their teams on to victory.. Left to right are: Peggy Wilhite, Sophomore; Tomasene Williamson, Junior; Wanda Knight, Junior; Linda Admire, Senior; Jerri Reese, Senior; Kay Swift, | Senior; Charlene Webb, Junior; and Sarah Giles, Sopho- more. COACHES Kit Kittrell James Atchison FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Itasca Springtown Brewer Lancaster x Granbury Northwest x Mansfield Bell Azle x Grapevine x District Games Home Games x Manager Carlton Kinchen Captain Ed Mowell, Tommy Giles DARRELL ASHMORE Tackle Sophomore RONNIE BARNARD Center Junior Letterman 3 HARVEY BECK End Senior Letterman 3,4 FOOTBALL Frogs Lose Opener Northwest defeated Lake Worth in the conference opener 34-14 on Oct. 16 at the Builfrog stadium. Eddie Mowell scored the first touchdown during the first quarter. A score by Rusty Butler and a con- version by Calvin Ruzicka gave the Bullfrogs their 14 ig Se eS a Ee j points. | ) BILLY FARQUHAR ALVIN CEARLE Y End Center Junior Senior Letterman 3 Letterman 4 All-District Honorable Mention GENE BELL Halfback Sophomore Letterman 2 DAVID BLACK Tackle Junior Letterman 2,3 All-District 3 RUSTY BUTLER Halfback Senior Letterman 3,4 FURMAN COX End Senior Letterman 3,4 JIMMY HOLMES Guard Freshman CARLTON KINCHEN Guard Senior Letterman 4 LLOYD LANFORD Guard Senior Letterman 4 TOMMY MILLER End Sophomore TOMMY GILES Halfback Senior Letterman 3, 4 All-District Honorable Mention CURTIS FULKS End Junior Letterman 3 FOOTBALL Lake Worth Defeats Mansfield A last quarter rally brought a victory over Mans- field for the Bullfrogs on Oct. 23 at Mansfield. The Bullfrogs remained scoreless until the fourth quarter when they crossed the goal line three times for a total score of 20-6. Bell Edges by Lake Worth Bell scored in the final period to edge by Lake Worth 8-0 in the third district game. Time after time the Bullfrogs stopped the Raiders’ offense. The Frogs averaged 40 yards a punt. EDDIE MOWELL DEWAYNE NARMORE Fullback Halfback Senior Junior Letterman 2, 3, 4 Captain 4 ROBERT ORR Fullback Sophomore GARY ROBINSON Tackle Junior Letterman 3 FOOTBALL Homecoming Game Lost, 34-0 Homecoming activities were spoiled by a 34-0 loss to Azle on Nov. 6. The Bullfrogs found some holes in the third quarter but the drive ended with a fumble. Azle went on to win district. Season Ends With Victory Lake Worth closed the season by defeating Grape- vine 20-0 Nov. 13. Freezing weather with intermittent drizzle did not stop Ruzicka and Mowell from scoring. The Bullfrogs outplayed the Mustangs in most departments. BENNIE WALTERS DAVID SHELTON Tackle Guard Freshman Senior Letterman 1 Letterman 3,4 All-District Honorable Mention CALVIN RUZICKA Quarterback Junio r Letterman 2,3 All-District 3 LAMAR STEEN Halfback Freshman Letterman 1 TOMMY SMITH End Junior BILLY SIDES Guard Senior Letterman 4 BASKETBALL — District _ Champs Captain Red Purdom, David Eisen Coach Drue Smith Manager Darrell Ashmore LW BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 37 Azle 38 42 Mansfield 46 52 Northwest 34 08 Bella 35 59 Grapevine 46 45 Mansfield 42 49 Northwest 34 41 Bell 39 14 Grapevine 43 49 Azle 39 _41 Mansfield _39 488 435 Home Games Lake Worth PLA Y-OFF Mansfield 41 39 RONNIE PURDOM DAVID EISEN Guard Guard Senior Senior Letterman 2, 3,4 Letterman 1,2, 3,4 KERMIT SMITH Forward Junior Letterman 2,3 FREDDIE McCULLEY Guard Junior Letterman 2, 3 TOMMY GILES Guard Senior Letterman 3, 4 BASKETBALL LEONARD LEE RUSTY BUTLER Guard Forward Senior Letterman 2,3,4 Senior GARY ROBINSON MIKE CHADWICK Forward Forward Junior Junior Letterman 3 JERRY BLAISDELL Guard Freshman Letterman 1 TOMMY STEELE Forward Sophomore Letterman 1,2 BASKETBALL JERRY STEPHENS TOMMY GILLUM Guard Forward Sophomore Sophomore Capt. C. Harmon, C. McCasland, B. Blaisdell, C. Thompson, GIRLS’ BASKETBALL LAKE WORTH BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Azle Mansfield Northwest Bell Grapevine Mansfield Northwest Bell MANAGER: Lila Bridges. Grapevine Azle Boarding the bus for an impor- tant game are left to right: Nancy Pritchard, Donna Allen, Tomasene Williamson, and Carole Harmon. Team-mates, left to right are: Carolyn McCasland, Mary Tatum, Carolyn Brown, Carol Thompson, and Kay Moss. Happy winners, Dollene Johnson, Grace Blakely, Barbara Blaisdell, and Mary Ann White, dress after a rough game. i a eS Sc ili Leaying for an important conference game are left to right: Barbara Wiggins, Jerrie Blakely, Cecelia Adams, Gwen Trapman, and Mary Sue Palmer. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Golden Gloves Mac Williamson, junior, won first place in the bantam weight division of the Golden Gloves spon- sored by the Star-Telegram. MIKE CHADWICK BASEBALL RUSTY BUTLER J za A 4 = jaa) g ra -_= Coach, DAVE CHOATE HARVEY BECK CURTIS FULKS : i '@Qy faa] i aa Sy 3 =| fam) DAVID EISEN BASEBALL GUILLOT DEWAYNE NARMORE EDDIE MOWELL FREDDIE McCULLEY Ife JIM REESE CALVIN RUZICKA Soph. Jr. BASEB TOMMY STEELE DON WILLIAMS Soph. Football Sweetheart Lake Worth's 1959 Football Squad chose Miss Raenelle Pole, senior, as their sweet- heart. Pictured at left are captains, Tommy Giles and Eddie Mowell, giving Raenelle the low down on passing. Basketball Sweetheart We have presented-as the 1959-60 Basketball Sweetheart, Miss Charlene Webb. David Eisen, Bullfrog co-captain, pres ents Charlene with a gold basketball from the team to symbolize this honor. CHEERLEADERS Cheerleaders for the 1959-60 season were elected on their per- sonality and ability to lead the school spirit. They attended the S.M.U. cheerleader clinic for one week during the summer. At the clinic they learned new yells and skits which were presented at the pep rallies. ee 3 CHARLENE WEBB PEGGY WILHITE TOMASENE WILLIAMSON SARAH GILES KAY SWIFT ™m j PIos Jump, P€ct fo, all -disp.: Tier FIRST ROW, upper left: D. Raymond, B. Walters, B. Farquhar, T. Smith, R. Orr, B. Laxton, R. Mc- Mahan, B. Sides. SECOND ROW, upper left: C. Ruzicka, H. Robinson, D. Narmore, D. Black, O. Driskell, R. Logan, L. Lee. ersonalities Presented in the Personalities section of the 1960 Bullfrog annual are students who signify the high qualities among our student body. Class favorites, Cutest Boy and Girl, Mr. and Miss Lake Worth, and Ranch Queen and Foreman are elected on the qualities of friendli- ness, courtesy and popularity. Honors such as Emerald Awards, Best All-Around Senior and DAR are presented to the students on their scholastic ability and character. Judy has been cheerleader two years, and fall festival nominee. Rusty played football and basketball during his high school years and was voted president of his freshman class. Both have received this honor before. RUSTY BUTLER JUDY HALL Cutest Boy and Girl Mr. and Miss | 3 Lake Worth Tommy Giles seems to be the slow one. ‘While Kay Swift does the waiting! Mr. and Miss LW are nominated by the faculty and elected by the student body. Tommy played basketball and football, co-captain this year. He was elected as President of the Stu- a dent Council. Kay was voted favorite her sophomore year and served as cheer- leader two years. DAVID EISEN JERI REESE David has been chosen favorite S e Nn | O r four years. He has played baseball a and basketball, co-captain. Jeri served as cheerleader of 1959-60 and was secretary of the BATA. DARRELL RAYMOND MIKELL PRUITT Darrell served as sophomore Bene mere et es runner-up J un I or or cutest boy his junior year. Fa VO rites Mikell was elected secretary of her class and treasurer of the FHA. Sophomore favorite Sarah was active as cheerleader at the foot- ball and basketball games. Jim was in the rodeo club and on the baseball team. Sophomore Favorites JIM REESE SARAH GILES NANCY YARBROUGH Freshman favorite, Jerry, was on the basketball team and Nancy She was fall festival nominee. JERRY BLAISDELL entation. cn ge E = Oo oo Vo pes —— JUNIOR = Tomasene Williamson Billy Farquhar SENIOR Donna Allen Ronnie Purdom FRESHMAN Cynthia Drexel Niles Swift SOPHOMORE Susan Lehnert Tommy Miller CUTEST BOY AND GIRL MR, AND MISS LAKE WORTH Peggy Wilhite Nancy Giles Darrell Raymond Calvin Ruzicka Runner-Up D.A. R. BERNICE FAVOR Winner JANET TROUP Janet was chosen by the faculty on her high scholastic ability in social studies. Nominations are made by the Runner-Up senior class for this honor based on their integrity, courtesy, and KAY SWIFT scholastic ability. Fall Festival Queen JUNIOR Deanne Sitton David Black Fall Festival Queen and nomi- nees were elected from each of the classes. The girls selected their escorts. The winner was determined by the penny-a-vote system. Runners-Up SENIOR SOPHOMORE Kay Swift Kathy Rozenburg Ronald Purdom Tommy Miller FRESHMAN Nancy Yarbrough Jerry Blaisdell Ranch Foreman and Cowgirl Sweetheart FURMAN COX CAROLYN PAGE Each class elected two repre- sentatives for Ranch Foreman and Cowgirl Sweetheart. The Student Body elected them and Carolyn and Furman were in charge of Ranch Day. Emerald Awards Emerald Awards are bestowed on those students who have shown outstanding abilities in specific areas of learning. The teachers determine to whom these honors are given. High standards and lasting qualities are charac- teristics signified by the stone, emerald. TED WEBB - Music Ted commands attention as he gets ready for the downbeat. JUDY HALL - Homemaking JOAN FRANK - Science A talent for sewing keep Judy clothed beautifully. Knowledge of the balance secures accuracy for Joan's experiments. JOHN DOWELL - Industrial Arts Speed plus neatness has helped John get his award. STEVE BROWN - History Steve sees history in the making by keeping up with current events. KAY SWIFT - Business Typing practice helps Kay prepare for a business career later. gore, eh he etal JERI REESE - English Library work is essential for a com- plete understanding of English. TOMMY DAVES - Math Accuracy in drawing geometric figures insures accuracy in solving the problem. EDDIE MOWELL Best All-Around Senior was nomi- B est Al - Aro U nd nated and elected by the faculty. Quali- ties such as leadership, integrity, cour- Senior tesy and friendliness were considered. Eddie Mowell was presented with the honor. He has gone to LW 11 years and served-as President of the senior class and co-captain of the football squad. | Activities Activities as well as classes help make up our school life. Presented in the Activities division of the 1960 Bullfrog are a few of the many events students of Lake Worth enjoy. Some of the major events are: Ranch Day, Favorites elections, Variety Show, and other events sponsored by clubs and organizations. Various Activities Presented by Students : Posing for the camera is the group that presented the annual Variety Show. Don Bowen and Ted Webb, all-district band members, Sorry Wrong Number, says the members of the get ready to leave, but not without their music stands. Speech Club which presented the play. It seems as though Mr. Kring is always around the photographer when pictures are to be made. _Bands Present Programs All-District majorettes represent their schools in a twirling performance. Grapevine stage band vocalists entertain at an exchange assembly. Lake Worth's own stage band gives out with some Jazz at the Variety Show. Mr. Keith, band director, presents his Hungry Five and their polka style music. F.H.A. Initiates Pes | | LEFT: New F.H.A. members shine shoes of upperclassmen. ’ RIGHT: Senior F.H. A. members watch new members play leap frog. ———S— SS Seniors Try-Out for Play LEFT: Raenelle Pole and A. J. Baskin try out for parts in senior play. RIGHT; Mr. Fryar listens as Patsy Colvin and Joan Frank read parts from Our Town the senior play. ‘UPPER LEFT: Roger Jones, member of paper staff, decorates hall for homecoming. UPPER RIGHT: Mrs. Fryar's room won the room dec- Oration contest. LOWER LEFT: Billy Sides says BEAT AZLE at our traditional homecoming game. LOWER RIGHT: A group of Lake Worth ex's come back to visit their school. Favorites, Gifts, Assembly Presented During December UPPER RIGHT: Mr. Kring poses with two nominees from the favorites presentation assembly. UPPER LEFT: Carolyn McCasland presents Coach Smith with a Christmas gift from the basketball girls and boys. LOWER RIGHT: Bernice Favor and Ann Allcon present cutest boy and girl with flowers and boutonniere. LOWER LEFT: Billie Belew, Jerry Green, Gwen Trap- man and Judy Thrash provide entertainment at the Christmas assembly. Various Activities Shared by Students and Teachers RIGHT: Ruth Myers presents Mr. Caldwell a gift from F.T.A. members. All teach- ers were given Christmas gifts from this organization. LEFT: The students of Mrs. Fryar's English classes made models of Shakespearean theaters and dolls dressed to represent costume of that period. LOWER RIGHT: Miss Garrett and Mrs. Col- vin show Christmas decorations that stu- dents of homemaking have made. Freshmen Are Initiated cleaning up, is Mrs. Lister, their sponsor. LOWER LEFT: A group of freshmen dance the hula during fish week assembly. LOWER RIGHT: Kathy Garrett and Sandra Haley do their version of the hula complete with grass UPPER LEFT: During fish week, like all other fish skirts. Student Council Presents Ranch Day wii! =... my Tetebetstetetel ies of wa Fe FS Se Ps £8 Bal PbS FS BS 69 S888 nnei £8 £4 EG SO OP ee e4 86 6S SS Be Fe Per «ee ea OS Oa oe Of 4 23 8S 3S Oe s skill in but with a mouthful of crackers. The cracker-eating contest tests one whistling, it ah ee why. Mr. Kring gives the contest rules to class entries. NO SMOKING the sack race. in . Girls take tumbles as they run ing -eati Student Council member David Black says Darrell Raymond is the winner of pie contest, o oO os be ray = | i=) os 9) oO, o oa _ a - 52 oo o ce ”n un °o 4 = ov Ww Contests Are Main Events The tobacco-spitting contest, which requires certain skills, is enjoyed by all. Contestants clean up after girls' pie-eating contest. Even classrooms take on a western atmosphere. Student Council members prepare for pie-eating contest. ca tions IZa 2 = o Op Ses O help to make school more enjoyable. tions Numerous organiza There are thirteen clubs, in which ble to belong Not only do they provide added fun, but also a lot igi 1 every person 1s € to one or more. of experience. is the band ional LW. Pictured below rehearsing the trad it Sr arab ONY Sees Goar ue . cae oe DRINK, ; ey Rifiech Gunlt | ae ,) 4 Annual Staff Produces Book Annual members, who are juniors and seniors, join voluntarily to produce the annual. No credit is given for the work, except the satisfaction of seeing a product well done. Class Favorites, Cutest Boy and Girl, Mr. and Miss Lake Worth, and Ranch Queen and Fore- man are all elections held by the Bullfrog Staff. An activity of the annual staff is the yearly trip to Taylor Publishing Company with Mr. R. L. Hodges. Activities RUTH MYERS Business Manager RAENELLE POLE Senior Editors ANN ALLCON BERNICE FAVOR Class Editors KAY MOSS DEANNE SITTON JUDY HALL DONNA ALLEN Organizations LILA BRIDGES CAROLE HARMON Personalities CAROLINE McCASLAND _ FREDDIE McCULLEY¥ Photographer MR, LAYTON B, KIETH Sponsor MRS, JEAN LISTER Secretary KAY SWIFT Ruth Myers and Freddie McCulley Raenell Pole and Layton B. Kieth Ann Allcon, and Bernice Favor Carole Harmon and Lila. Bridges Deanne Sitton, Judy Hall ae) =| a a nn iss) O el ° Mm os O 42) = wo c o oe Cs | os i=) i= fo) A Mrs. Lister and Kay Swift PRESIDENT Tommy Giles SECRETARY Peggy Wilhite VICE-PRESIDENT Calvin Ruzicka | - nel pe por Aig ‘ ; % wat, NY $e x : et SS % coos Student Council Plans Assemblies Student Council members are elected in March to serve the follow- ing year. The council is composed of a senior president, sophomore secretary,. junior vice-president, and a representative from each class. Creating better citizenship, school spirit, an understanding be- tween faculty and students, and a high regard for law and order are the purposes of the council. REPRESENTATIVES - Left to right: Mr. Kring, sponsor; John Craft, freshman; David Black, junior; Barbara Pole, sophomore; David Eisen, senior. National Honor Society An honorary organization, the National Honor Society was composed of students with an above 90 average. Membership is 5 per cent sophomores, 10 percent juniors, and 15 percent seniors. Members are chosen in the spring for the following year on the basis of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. MEMBERS - FRONT ROW, left to right: Joan Frank, Ann Allcon, Mary Palmer, Anita Little, Mikell Pruitt, Jeri Reese, Sandy Miller, Kermit Smith. BACK ROW: Gwen Trapman, Judy Thrash, Billie Be- lew, Tomasene Williamson, Kay Swift, Patsy Colvin, Anna Smith, Bernice Favor, Tommy Giles. PRESIDENT Nancy Giles Left to right: Donna Allen, secretary; John McComb, treasurer; Janet Troup, vice- president; Mr. O. D. Brown, sponsor. SOTA GO ET OE OME NOLL STE RET ESTE RI IE RR RE SLL IE . Paper Staff Publishes Sixteen Issues Paper staff is made up of juniors and seniors in- terested in journalism. A full credit is given for the course. Sixteen issues are published bi-weekly during the year. Ann Allcon and Jim Reese were elected by the staff as Valentine sweetheart and beau. Informing the student body of events concerning them, the school, and the faculty is the purpose of the Bullfrog. Left to right: Calvin Ruzicka, Carolyn Porter, Donna Allen, Donald Williams, Janice Loudermilk, Nancy Boaz, Anna Smith, Barbara Blaise- dell, Raenelle Pole. Tommy Smith and Carolyn Page. Three busy reporters prepare for distribution of the paper. Left to right are Donald Williams, Billy Don Farquar, and Raenelle Pole. Left to right: Dollene Johnson, Mrs. Lister, sponsor, Billy Sides, Gwen Trapman, Mary Palmer. [Gee |S To lied = an al Rea eh Ne GWEN TRAPMAN MARY SUE PALMER DOLLENE JOHNSON BILLY SIDES Pe eceiviaapers) = 2 5TR he eel eie SS sone - CAROLYN PAGE TOMMY SMITH NE WsiReLeASereCLLOlie tet) mat awe ae Sa awe MARY TATUM Sirevlaion Manager == ors em CAROLINE McCASLAND REOGLOES moira saa, =r Sear ngs DONNA ALLEN, NANCY BOAZ, BARBARA BLAISEDELL, ANNA SMITH, CALVIN RUZICKA, RAENELLE POLE, DON WILLIAMS, CAROLYN PORTER, JANICE LOUDERMILK, BILLY DON FARQUAR Publicity -----------7- il. - BARBARA LISTER sae Left to right: Barbara Lister, Mary Tatum, Caroline McCasland. F.T.A. Presents OFFICERS - left to right: Ann Allcon, re- porter; Bernice Favor, ‘treasurer; Ronnie Pur- }dom, song leader; Lila | Bridges, historian; Nancy Giles, parlia- } mentarian; Donna Allen, f vice-president; Jeri Reese, secretary; Kay Swift, president. Future Teachers of America, a club to give knowledge and understanding of the teaching profession, is made up of juniors and seniors. To make application for membership, you must maintain a B average i and be interested in teaching. At Christmas time, the organization presented an apple and a handkerchief to each teacher. They also took sacks of fruit and candy to the children's hospital. MEMBERS - left to right, FIRST ROW: T. Giles, T. Webb, C. Kinchen, J. Jordan, S. Brown, R. Butler. SECOND ROW: B. Belew, N. Boaz, C. Brumbaugh, K. Moss, J. Frank, M. Pruitt, M. Palmer, C. Webb, M. Tatum. THIRD ROW: J. Loudermilk, G. Trapman, J. Hall, G. Blakely, J. Thrash, C. McCasland, N. Pritchard, C. Harmon, L. Admire. OFFICERS - left to right, SEATED: Carol McCasland, treasurer; and Mary Palmer, secretary. STANDING: Patsy Colvin, 2nd vice-president; A. J. Baskin, president; Billy Sides, 1st vice- president; Ronnie Pur- dom, parliamentarian. Speech and Drama Produce Plays Speech and Drama Club has offered students education and experience in the world of the theatre. Hard work made their two productions successful. Free previews of TCU's Little Theatre, parties, and management of the stage were the activities. The only qualification for membership is to be in- terested in speech and drama. Junior and Senior Junior and Senior F.H. A. had over 80 members. Both clubs attended the State Fair in Dallas. Two repre- sentatives of each club were chosen to attend the House of Delegates meeting and to the State meeting in Austin. Mem- bers also enjoyed the area meeting in Denton. At Christmas time the Senior F.H. A. members held a banquet and elected | Tommy Smith as their FH A Beal. Valentine’s Day was celebrated with a Sweet- heart banquet by the Junior SENIOR F.H. A. KNEELING, left to right are: Billie Belew, pres- ident; Barbara Fuller, vice president. STAND- ING: Anita Little, his- torian; Brenda Carouthers, parliamentarian; Delores Oldham, secretary; Mikell Pruitt, treasurer; Mary Sue Palmer, reporter; Carolyn Godbey, song leader; Judy Thrash, pianist. JUNIOR F. H. A. SITTING, left to right: Carol Wright, secretary; Sandra Haley, treasurer; Judith Clin- ton, parliamentarian; Sue Earl, pianist. STANDING: Sharon Valdez, president; Bar- bara Daves, reporter; Jerry Green, song leader; Cynthia Drexel, vice president; Judy Wann, historian. Officers of ALPHA OMEGA, third year homemaking girls' sorority are, left to right, Judy Hall, president; Alice Lebow, secretary; Barbara Fuller, treasurer; Mrs. Reagan, sponsor; Billie Belew, vice-president. This group went bowling, out to dinner, and gave various parties during the year. MEMBERS - left to right, FIRST ROW: D. Johnson, J. Meadows, P. Meadows, C. Porter, R. Pole, W. King. SECOND ROW: K. Moss, R. Myers, W. Draper, L. Brown, A. Rogers, S. Sharp, S. Williams, N. Ohls. THIRD ROW: G. Watson, E. Price, B. Daves, J. Green, P. Robbins, S. Watson, J. Wann. FOURTH ROW: M. Howell, J. Bradshaw, S. Pittillo, B. Beck, S. Grogan. FRONT ROW, left to right: Anita Little, Barbara Kring, Carol Rice, Jerry Williams, Charlene Webb, Kathy Garret, Carole Harmon, Lila Bridges, Shirley Nichols, Kay Kurkendall, Vickie Swift, Gregg Gay. BACK ROW: L. B. Keith, Steve Brown, Jimmy Ely, Bill Richardson, Ronnie McDaniels, Doug Caffe, Molly Ashford, Kenneth Peters, Paula Johnson, Ray Hawrylack, Louis McGee, Judy Thrash, Tomasene Williamson, Denny Van Slyke, Ronnie Sladovik. Executive Board Band Sweetheart CAROLE HARMON MEMBERS AND OFFICERS - left to right: John McComb; Judy Thrash, secretary-treasurer; Billy Belew; James Hollings- worth, president; Ted Webb; Jerry Williams, vice-president. JUDY Runners-U ; CONNIE ob ad THRASH BRUMBAUGH FRONT ROW, left to right: Connie Brumbaugh, Robert McLarry, Kathy Rozenburg, Susan Lehnert, Dennis Watson, Gwen Trapman, Billie Belew, Shirley Scott, Idell Cope, Judy Rothlis, Mikel Pruitt, Nancy Pritchard, John McComb. BACK ROW: Perry Fralia, James Hollingsworth, Walter Bowen, Tom Gladd, Keith Arnold, Lloyd Henderson, Jimmy Jordan, Bob Bowen, Don Bowen, Donnie McDaniel, Nancy Boaz, Ronnie Peters, Mary Sue Palmer, and Ted Webb. '59-’60 Bullfrog Band | i | Lake Worth band members have made many friends and promoted better relationships between schools by combining with local bands to present concerts. A best in class trophy was won at the Bell High School Marching Festival. Other contests entered were TCU, Jacksboro, and Castleberry. The traditional spring concert and band banquet were the closing activities of the year. Flagbearers are, left to right: Rozenburg. DRUM MAJOR Ted Webb Carole Harmon FEATURE TWIRLER Lila Bridges Majorettes Nancy Pritchard SENIORS: Carole Harmon and Lila Bridges. Shirley Nichols Stage Band Stage Band activities this year included the Variety Show, Minstrel Show, Fall Festival Coronation, Presen- tation Assembly, and exchange assemblies. The stage band is made up of outstanding members of the concert band. Members receive a patch for their band jacket. DIREC TOR ioe. Kei FRONT ROW, left to right: Ted Webb, Jerry Williams, John McComb, Anita Little, Don Bowen. BACK ROW: Ronnie McDaniel, Bill Richardson, Steve Brown, Jimmy Ely, Donnie McDaniel, Denny Van Slyke, James Hollingsworth, Walter Bowen, Tom Gladd, and Judy Thrash. OFFICERS - left to right: Mikell Pruitt, secretary; Joan Frank, president; Mr. Billy Calwell, sponsor; Ted Webb, project chair- man; Billy Sides, program chairman; John Dowell, vice-president. Newly organized, the Science Club's purpose was to develop a knowledge of science and science activities. This was accomplished by much research done in different fields. Special projects were made by each student and displayed at the annual Science Fair in April. Field trips were taken to Mineral Wells, Possum Kingdom and the Children's Museum. MEMBERS - left to right: Carlton Kinchen, John Craft, Kathy Garrett, John Kinchen, Connie Brumbaugh, Tommy Glad. Classes A school offers to each student the gift of know- ledge and understanding. Accepting this gift gives every person more opportunities for advancement. Education is there for the taking, a privilege for everyone. nna aa Senior Officers After much car washing, pennant and Fuller brush selling the seniors leave on a well de- served trip to Mayan Dude Ranch near Bandera. Left to right are: Vice. President ‘=. + == (= =)- DAVID SHELTON President = - === 57 , EDDIE MOWEEL Secretary Sn eceas shee a) = = RAENEL Ie ae Social.Chairman ™ “= =° + = - -KAT-SWir kf Seniors CECELIA ADAMS Girls’ Basketball 4. LINDA ADMIRE FHA 3; FTA 4; Girls’ Basketball 4; Cheerleader 4; Library Club 4. LINDA ALEXANDER FHA 1,2,3,4; FTA 4; Library Club 2; Speech Club 4. ANN ALLCON FHA 1,2, Pianist 2; FTA 3,4, Reporter 4; NHS 2, 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Office Club 2; Jets 2,3, Secretary 2; Speech Club 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4. DONNA ALLEN FHA 1; FTA 3,4, Vice President 4; Jets 2; NHS 2, 3,4, Vice President 3, Secretary 4; Girls’ Basketball 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Senior Play 4; Speech Club 2; Pep Squad 2. JIM ASH Football 4; Baseball 2, Jeri Reese receives honor as class aes favorite in Christmas assembly program, MOLLY ASHFORD Band 2,3; Basketball 3. SENIORS� A. J. BASKIN Baseball 2, 3; Paper Staff 3; Speech Club 2, 3, Vice President 2, President 4; Student Council 1. HARVEY BECK Football 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3,4; Track 2, 3; Senior Play 4. BARBARA BLAISDELL FHA 1,2; Girls’ Basketball 1,2,3,4, Captain 3; Paper Staff 4; Speech Club 4. LILA BRIDGES FHA 1,2,3,4; FTA 3,4, Historian 4; Girls’ Basketball 3, Manager 4; Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 3; Band 1,2, 3,4, Head Majorette 1, 2,3, Drum Majorette 2,3, Feature Twirler 4; Senior Play 4; Speech Club 4; Student Council 3, Sec- retary 3. Senior Speech Club members, Ronnie Purdom, Lila Bridges, and Raenelle Pole re- hearse the play Yes Means No.” STEVEN BROWN FTA 4; Band 3,4; Stage Band; Speech Club 4. AUDIS (RUSTY) BUTLER FTA 3,4; Football 2,3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Jets 2; Cutest 1; Senior Play 4; Class President 1. SENIORS” ALVIN CEARLEY Football 4; Track 3. PATSY COLVIN | FHA 1,2,3,4, Vice President 2; NHS 3, 4; Emerald Award 3, Math; Senior Play 4; Speech Club 4, Second Vice President; 4-H Club 1, Reporter 1. ODELL COPE niece A oR FURMAN COX Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 3; Baseball 1, 3; Senior Play 4; Student Council 1, Treasurer 1; Ranch Forman 3; Class President 2. a ae aa COLLEEN DYE FHA 1,2; Speech Club 4. | . WILBURN DRAPER | | DAVID EISEN FTA 3; Football 3; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2,4; Favorite 1,2, 3; Student Council 3, 4, Vice President 3, Representative 4; Class Officer 2,3, Vice President 2, Vice President 3; Cutest Boy 3. JERRY EMMONS SENIORS BERNICE FAVOR FHA 1,2; FTA 3,4, Treasurer 4; NHS 3,4; An- nual Staff 4; Jets 2,3; Emerald Awards, History 2; Senior Play 4; Speech Club 2, 4. JOAN FRANK FHA 1,2; FTA 3,4; NHS 2, 3, 4; Office Club 2, 3, 4; Jets 2,3, President 2; Emerald Awards, Sci- ence 2,3; Senior Play 4; Science Club 4, Presi- dent 4. NANCY GILES FHA 1,2, Historian 3, Parliamentarian 4; NHS 3,4, President 4; Jets 2,3, Vice President 2; Library Club 2; Senior Play 4; Speech Club 4. TOMMY GILES FTA 3,4; NHS 2, 3, 4; Football 1,2,3,4, Captain 4; Basketball 3,4; Baseball 2; Track 1, 2; Jets 2, 3; Emerald Awards, History 3; Senior Play 4; Student Council 4, President 4. FRANCES GLOVER _ e On CAROLYN GODBY FHA 1,2; FTA 3; Of- P — | FHA 1,2,3,4, Song fice Club 2, 3; Library | - : @ oS Leader 4; Girls’ Bas- Club 1. - a oe ketball, Manager 4; i - ‘ Library Club 1,2, 3; Speech Club 2, 4. JUDY HALL FHA 1,2,4; FTA 3,4; Cheerleader 2,3; Annual Staff 4; Stage Band 2, 3; Chorus 3; Speech Club 4; Cutest Girl 2; Alpha Omega 4, President 4. CAROLE HARMON FHA 4; FTA 4; Girls’ Basketball 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Band 3,4; Band Sweetheart 4; Majorette 3,4; Speech Club. Seniors GAIL HAWKINS FHA 1. JAMES HOLLINGSWORTH Band 1,2,3,4, President 4; Stage Band 1,2, 3, 4; Emerald Award 3, Band 3; All-District Band 3; Ve tsi. ROGER JONES Football 1,4; Track 3; Paper Staff 4. CARLTON KINCHEN FTA 4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Track 2, 3, 4; Jets 2, 3, President 3; Senior Play 4; Science Club 4. Senior Class favorite nominees participat- ing in Christmas As- sembly program. JOHN KINCHEN Football 1,2, Manager 1,2; Senior Play 4; Science Club 4; Jets 2,3. LLOYD LANFORD Football 1,4; Senior Play 4; Speech Club 4. Seniors © ALICE LEBOW } Alpha-Oméga Club 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4. LEONARD LEE Basketball 4. LLOYD LEE | | Track 3, 4; Senior Play 4; Speech Club 4. BARBARA LISTER Paper Staff 4, Publicity Manager 4. Seniors were wet and weary, but they made $69 on senior car wash day. DAVID LITTLE Football 1; Track 3; Senior Play 4; Speech Club 4. CHRISTINE MALLORY FHA 4. Seniors JEANET MORRIS EDDIE MOWELL Football 1,2,3,4, Captain 4; Baseball 1, 2; Senior Play 4; Class President 4. CAROL McCASLAND FHA 1; FTA 3,4; Girls’ Basketball 1,3, 4; Paper Staff 4; Office Club 1; Library Club 1; Speech Club 2,4, Treasurer 4. SANDRA McCLANAHAN FHA 1,2,3, Treasurer 2; Girls’ Basketball 4; Li- brary Club 1. NAOMI OHLS FHA 1,2, 4; Chorus 1, 2,3; Library Club 1; Senior Play 4; Speech Club 2,4; Pep Squad 2,3, 4. KATHY O'BRIEN PAUL OLDHAM Speech Club 2. PAT PAYNE FHAsH. DONNA RENFRO FHA 1,2,4, Historian 1; Band 2, 3; Office Club 3; Library Club 4; Speech Club; Majorette 3. MIKEL RICHARDSON Track 374, HAROLD ROBINSON FTA 3; Football 3,4, All-District 4; Paper Staff 3; Senior Play 4; Speech Club 2, 4. Seniors RAENELLE POLE FHA 1, 2,3; FTA 3,4, Song Leader 3; NHS 3, 4; Football Sweetheart 4; Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 4; Chorus 2; Office Club 1, 2, 3,4; Miss Lake Worth 3; Senior Play 4; Speech Club 2, 4; Class Secretary-Treasurer 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4, President 3, 4. TROY PRUITT Track 1; Baseball 3; Speech Club 4. RONALD PURDOM FTA 3,4; Football 2,3, Captain 3; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Paper Staff 3; Stage Band 1,2; Chorus 3; Jets 2; Senior Play 4; Speech Club 4, Parliamentarian 4; Student Council 1,2; Mr. FTA 4; Letterman’s Club 8, President 3; Class Officer, Vice President 1, President 3. JERI LYNN REESE FHA 3,4; FTA 3,4, Reporter 3, Secretary 4; NHS 4; Cheerleader 4; Office Club 3, 4. SENIORS - DAVID SHELTON Football 3, 4; Class Vice President 4. FHA 1,2, Historian 2; Library Club 1; Girls’ yoo, Ro } Basketball 1, 2, 3. ct | BILLY SIDES Football 4; Baseball 4; Track 3,4; Paper Staff 4, Sports Editor 4; Senior Play 4; Speech Club 4, Vice President 4; Science Club 4. LINDA GLOVER SHERMAN | _JERRY SLATE Basketball 2; Senior Play 4; Speech Club 4. on Cs ata, cae pa Meee David Shelton sells booster ribbons to freshman to earn money for the senior class. ANNA SMITH FHA 1; NHS 2, 3,4, Secretary 3; Girls’ Basket- ball 4; Paper Staff 4; Library Club 4. RAMONA SMITH FHA 1, 2,4; Library Club 1, 3; Speech Club 2, 4. BILLY STEPHENS KAY SWIFT FHA 1, Vice President 1; FTA 3,4, Vice Presi- dent 3, President 4; NHS 2,3, 4; Cheerleader 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Office Club 4; Jets 2, Secre- tary 2; Library Club 1; Favorites 2; Senior Play 4; Student Council 3; Class Officer 4, Social Chairman 4; FHA Sweetheart 1; Miss FTA 4. CAROL THOMPSON Girls’ Basketball 2, 3, 4. JANET TROUP FHA 1; NHS 3,4, Vice President 4; Office Club 1,2,3,4; DAR Award 4. GLENDA WATSON FHA 1,2, 3, 4. DONALD WILLIAMS Baseball 2,3,4; Paper Staff 4; Senior Play 4. HUGH WILSON Football 1,2; Basketball 3; Senior Play 4. Junior students have worked hard this past year taising money for the Junior-Senior Banquet. Such projects as selling refreshments at basket- ball games and Christmas posters have been among their money raising projects. Left to right are: President - - - - - - - - - - -JOHN McCOMB Secretary-Treasurer - - - - - -MIKELL PRUITT Vice President - - - - - - - - KERMIT SMITH sini stl Junior Officers RONNIE BARNARD JUDY BARNETT BILLIE BELEW ZOE ANN BENTON Juniors DAVID BLACK GRACE BLAKELY DONALD BLUE NANCY BOAZ PAT BROWN CONNIE BRUMBAUGH MIKE CHADWICK MIKE CHAMBLISS JERRY CHESTNUT ‘wv fh A al HOWARD CLARK DENVER COCKE JUNIORS TOMMY DAVES ROBERT DAVIS JOYCE DYE BEVERLY EDWARDS FRANK ENDRES RODNEY FARRAR BILLY DON FARQUHAR : . MARTHA FERGUSON FRANCIS FORM | CURTIS FULKS BARBARA FULLER JUNIORS DONALD GRANT LURA HARRISON NANCY HIGGINBOTHAM DOLLENE JOHNSON JIMMY JORDON DWIGHT JUSTICE JIMMY KEIL KAY KILGORE GARY KING WANDA KNIGHT MARTHA LANDERS Juniors LINDA LATHAM BILLY DON LAXTON DAVID LOCKE JANICE LOUDERMILK SUE LYLE LOIS MASSEY JERRY MOSS KAY MOSS Juniors BILLY MOWELL LENNIE MYERS RUTH MYERS PAT MYROW KENNETH McBRIDE JOHN McCOMB THOMAS MAXWELL SANDI MILLER MARTHA MITCHELL Mikell Pruitt and Darrell Raymond are presented as Junior Favorites of 1960. FREDDIE McCULLE Y DWAYNE NARMORE CAROLYN PAGE MARY PALMER ANTHONY PET TIGREW Juniors JOYCE PETTIGREW BILLY POLLY CAROLYN PORTER NANCY PRITCHARD MIKELL PP™ITT DARRELL KAYMOND BILL RICHARDSON PATSY ROBBINS GARY ROBINSON CALVIN RUZICKA MARILYN RUZICKA J Mr. Price and Mr. Kittrell, Junior class sponsors, discuss | future plans. : SOUNDRA SHARP ALICE SMITH SHELTON : DEANNE SITTON KERMIT SMITH TOMMY SMITH ALBERTA STEVES MARY TATUM JUDY THRASH GWEN TRA PMAN DANNY VAN SLYKE MARGARET VERRILL Juniors JOAN WALKER MARY WALKER PAULA WALKER EUGENE WARREN CHARLENE WEBB TED WEBB BARBARA WIGGINS JERRY WILLIAMS MAC WILLIAMSON TOMASENE WILLIAMSON JOHNNY WOOD Juniors Junior members of Student Council look over Ranch Day plans. their class by giving money to their candidate for Fall Festival Queen. Left to right are TOMMY MILLER - - ------- 7 7- President TOMMY STEELE - - - - - - - Vice President SUSAN LEHNERT - - - - - Secretary Treasurer 7 e) — Y g Sa O Y = O fz O x o. O N June Aherns Darrell Ashmore Bob Bailey Jerry Baker Robert Baskin 4 Gene Bell | Jerri Blakley Sophomores Leon Blakley Walter Bowen William Brewer Carolyn Brown Linda Brown Brenda Carothers Alva Ray Carter Earnest Cocke Idell Cope | Judy Cox Keith Daniels Kenneth Davis John Dowell Willie Draper Orville Driskell Harry Dwinell Estell Dunn Hubert Edwards Lynette Frakes Steve Gay SOPHOMORES Sarah Giles Tommy Gillum Thomas Gladd Rita Ann Glover Roland Gorman Richard Guillot Melissa Hall Andrea Harmon Carole Hays Jerry Hix Jackie Hodgkins Dyan Hood Linda Hopkins Ed Jameson Janet Kennedy Leona Kilgore Sophomores | Wando Jo King Susan Lehnert Richard Lineham Anita Little Sarah Giles and Jim Reese are presented as Sophomore Favorites. Jerry Martin Mary Maxey Jeanne Meadows Tommy Miller Robert McCleary Don McKee Ronald McMahon Lynn McMurray Roger Moore Shirley Nichols Dolores Oldham Robert Orr Jerry Payne Ronnie Jo Petty Sophomores Barbara Pole Nelda Polly Jerry Quinn Mae Reason | Jim Reese F Sandra Reynolds Vivian Richards Robert Rogers Judy Rothlis Katy Rozenburg Ray Rozenburg Linda Scoggins Billy Simmons David Smith Tommy Steele Jerry Stephens Frank Stewart Barbara Stone Noel Sutton SOPHOMORES Carole Swart Billy Swellings Jacklyn Turner Sophomore students plan class activities. Elizabeth Walker Mary White Peggy Wilhite Larry Zink Freshman class officers sell tickets to their hay- ride held during the first semester. Left to right they are: ROXIE PICKETT - - - - - - - - Vice-President SHARON VALDEZ - - - - - Secretary Treasurer MILES SWIFT - - - - - - - - - - - President Freshman Officers James Absire Marsha Arnold Bobby Bailey Barbara Beck Dennis Bedford Michael Bialiask Jerry Blaisdell Dwayne Blaylock FRESHMEN = ” Judy Bradshaw Carolyn Bruce Benton Burks Douglas Caffey Danny Carson Charles Carter Joe Chambliss Dorann Chaney Linda Clark Judith Clinton Roger Cockreham John Craft Sandra Curry | Freshmen Benny Davenport rs ——- Barbara Daves Walter Dildy Sherry Dotson | Cynthia Drexel Sue Earl Janette Ferguson Joe Fuller Jerry Gallivan Freshmen Jerry Flody Mary Form Larry Hall . “ 0 eee _ iy Ch Cathy Garrett Leon Gray Jerry Green Sandra Grogan Sandra Haley Orville Hall iq Virginia Hardaway Nellie Harris Jimmy Holmes Claude Howell Maxine Howell Bill Hudson Kathleen Jenkins tH Claudia Jones Joyce Jones Paula Johnson Glen Kelly Freshmen Dorothy Killingsworth Travis Laney Connie Lanham Jerry Locke Ronald Logan Donnie McDaniel { Ronnie McDaniel Leta Faye McKinley Glenda McLennan Odell McMorris Charles Maley Patricia Meadows Bill Miller Charles Mitchell Annie Moore Freshmen Sharon Newman Elizabeth Owens Ted Owens | Richard Peninger | Kenneth Peters | Roxie Pickett Johnny Pine Sharon Pittillo . Vern Carl Pitts Elmer Richardson Chandler Roberts Alice Rogers Class instruction includes many films this F Gary Simmons ear. , y Laura Simmons Ronald Sladovik Billy Smelley Jerry Smith Elmer Jean Price Grada Proffitt Robert Reed Una May Reschke Freshmen Linda Schuler Jimmy Smith Norman Smit Phillip Smith Judy Springer Lamar Steen Janey Stuart Keith Stum Freshmen | Patsy Summers Gerald Swelling Niles Swift A scene fi th . Charles Thomas rom the freshman play, Stolen Prince. - James Thompson | Charlotte Trapman Thomas Troup Wayne Turley Arthur White Cynthia and Niles are anticipating the favorite awards. Carol Wright John Yarbrough Nancy Yarbrough Joyce Turner Sharon Valdez Peggy Walker Bennie Walter Dennis Watson Shirley Watson FRESHMEN Carolyn Williams Danny Wills Gary Wood Pe Od a) ed Advertising Dealing with the merchants of the Lake Worth area has given our students a broader idea and a bet- ter appreciation of the business world and its functions. ODIS | CONSTRUCTION COMPANY New Homes and Remodeling Remodeling Loans ODIS LOUDERMILK J. 3125 Shawnee Phone CE-7-2852 Fort Worth, Texas LAKE WORTH SKATING RINK Skating Schedule Thursday - Friday - Saturday 7:30 P.M. to 10:30 P.M. Saturday Matinee 2:30 P.M. to 4:30 P.M. For Private Parties Call CE-7-2318 or CE-7-2655 Owners - MR. AND MRS. CARL ELSTON MUSIC COMPANY 407 Throckmorton Street Phone ED-5-3225 Fort Worth 2, Texas Ault Paris Olds Clarinets Selmer Leedy Gibson Slingerland Guitars Ludwig Bach Gretch Brasses ne _ JERI REESE Ra-Lo Calicos 7101 Jacksboro Hwy. CE-7-9342. GLADYS MAXWELL 2 Patil ee ae NORTHWEST LUMBER COMPANY 6758 Jacksboro Hwy. CE-7-2531 GILBERT MALONE, Mgr. ATKINS BUTANE CO. Distributor for Warren Gas For Service Call CEdar 7-3335 Jacksboro Hwy. Arlington Area Crestview 5-2701 Tanks and Installations Complete Line of Appliances Where You Want It When You Want It SPENCER PHARMACY Rexall 5216 River Oaks Blvd. Fort Worth, Texas Pho. PE-7-6661 We deliver in Indian Oaks and the Lake Worth Area. CAUDLE’S “ICE BOX’’ DRIVE-IN 5181 River Oaks Blvd. Serving that Delicious 'B-R Root Beer Hamburgers - Sandwiches Call MA-6-7453 HENRY’S JEWELRY Watch - Clock Repairs Diamonds - Rings - Watches All Work Guaranteed 5217 Ohio Garden Road MA 4-2600 JACOBS CLEANERS For Fine Cleaning CE-7-9711 7105 Jacksboro Hwy. NANCY PRITCHARD BENSON HARDWARE The BIGGEST Little Store Anywhere CE-7-2756 4009 Merritt Drive RIVER OAKS MUSIC COMPANY Lessons - Instruments - Accessories Sheet Music - Band Repairs MA-4-0912 1927 Roberts Cut-Off ————— SS ee = a So SSS EE ee = i! i} i il ! 4 i ; i = a ibs aaa SS SSS SS THE INSURANCE MART CE-7-2212 JOHN L. WHITEY BLACKWELL Owner All Kinds of Insurance Residence CE-7-2527 HALEY’S BAR-B-Q Pit Barbecue to Go Char-broiled Burgers CE-7-4422 6532 Jacksboro Hwy. A. HALLER Tuxedo Sales and Rentals 311 Main — - BD-5-9493 DOLLENE JOHNSON GOOD ’N FRESH DONUTS Coffee - Snacks 5442 River Oaks Blvd. PE-7-0343 BO AND GINGER JOHNSON ROY COX PLUMBING HEATING Free Estimates Water Heaters CE-7-2422 3128 Hiawathia Trail C E TV SERVICE Service on all makes TV - Radio - Hi-Fi Owner: EDDIE PUMPHREY 6901 Jacksboro Hwy. CE-7-9178 GILLESPIE GROCERY 3701 Shawnee Trail Phone CEdar 7-3441 ™ DIXON JEWELERS Fair Oaks Shopping Center Diamond Importer Phone CE-7-2717 PAUL GODBY Painting - Paperhanging - Textone Free Estimates 3804 Merrett Dr. Fort Worth LAKE WORTH FIRE DEPARTMENT Our Services Dedicated to God, Community and Fellowman. ONE STOP BARBER SHOP ODELL COPE DENNY VAN SLYKE CLYDE COPE RAYMOND COLE 5806 Jacksboro Hwy. LAKE WORTH TIRE COMPANY Recapping Used Tires Repairing Office: CE-7-3832 6707 Jacksboro Hwy. Fort Worth 14, Texas PROPANE BOTTLE SERVICE COMPANY, INC. Bottles - Regulators - Fittings Propane - Tank Gas - Butane Motor Fuel - Radio Equipped Trucks 5216 Jacksboro Hwy. Telephone Ma-6-5496 R. D. LAMBERSON Fort Worth 14, Texas YOUNG COMPANY ED-5-1281 AALTO LUMBER COMPANY � 7 | 2 - ry 2 CE-1-4331 Sie | Sime wt (% Ad 3 ee ecg oo VS ss can AALTO FURNITURE mec a CE-7-3321 BILL MILES 24 HOUR SERVICE STATION 6757 Jacksboro Hwy. VANCE GODBY’S CATERING Private Dining Room for Banquets - Dinners - Weddings and All Your Social Activities Other Locations at: Buddies Super Market - 3218 N. Main Gircles i” 109 E. 5th Street Downtown - Across From the Hilton Hotel Chavee2ls ‘Fort Worth, Texas ELEC ESSECEEES J 3 LAKE WORTH PHARMACY (JOHNNY TOMPKINS) Quick, Accurate Service Prescriptions and Sick Room Supplies Call CE-7-3144 6609 Jacksboro Hwy. Fort Worth, RANCH Chicken - Shrimp - Fish - Sandwiches Malts Curb Service Shakes 6751 Jacksboro Highway Ph. 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LILA BRIDGES STYLETTE BEAUTY SHOPPE Phone CE-7-3255 5916 Jacksboro Hiway Open 8 a.m. until 6 p.m. GENEVA COPE MYRTLE WALDEN Welcome to WORTH BOGGEMAN'S LAKE WORTH MARINA Boat Storage Free Picnic Area Boat Rentals Free Boat Launching Marine Supplies Boat Repairs Lone Star Whitehouse Fleetform Rambler Boats Mercury Motors Sales - Service Watch for the Opening of LAKE WORTH FISHING 'N FUN BARGE To Be Open Soon Directions to Lake Worth Marina - Turn left off Jacksboro Hwy. at Foster Dr. 1 mi. located next to Lake Worth Ski Club. Plenty of free parking. : CE-7-9156 Need a Kitchen Cabinet? In Beautiful Hardwoods All Types of Built-Ins Including Built-In Hi-Fi and TV Cabinet Millwork Repairs and Add Ons 36 Months - No Down Payments A. R. “SKINNY” POLE 7009 Charbonneau Phone CE-7-4541 HOMER MEADOR'S LAKE WORTH MOBIL SERVICE Jacksboro Highway at Azle Ave. Quality Products Friendly Service Plus S H Green Stamps With All Sales and Services Our Services Include Engine Tune Up Brake Service Mufflers and Tail Pipes Monroe- Matic Shocks and Load Levelers -Mobil Tires and Batteries The gang gathers at the Accessories LAKE VIEW BARBER SHOP Official State Inspection d 5914 Jacksboro Hwy. Station ‘ : Across the highway from Ee Ea eee ES Chenault's Restaurant CE-7-2659 E, L, FORD DAVID FORD Set Your Sights In LAKE WORTH HEIGHTS 400 - 3 and 4 Bedroom Brick Homes These homes join Lake Worth Schools on the west. Sold by Lake Worth Realty Co. CE-7-4561 Complete Automotive Service 6715 Jacksboro Hwy. CE-7-9137 . i Ue A a a —-— — TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY | “The World's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made” tte aif bdhids a= ad oa tt i iamh 4h SESSSSRAMNWe