Lamesa High School - Tornado Yearbook (Lamesa, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1955 volume:

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AMOS Stage Band 51-525 Spanish Club 51-535 Camera Club 51-535 Band 51-555 Science Club President 52-535 National Honor Society 53-545 Number Sense 53- 545 A Cappella 54-555 Key Club 54-55. OMALEE ANDERSON Booster Club 50-555 Girls' Chorus 515 A Cappella 51-55, Secretary 54-555 FHA 52-555 Junior Play 53- 545 Library Club 53-55, President 53-545 National Honor Society 53-55, Vice President 54-555 Annual Staff 54-55. TOM ANDERSON Golf 51-535 Basketball 51-535 Pioneer Club 52-555 DO 53-545 FFA 54-555 Football 54-55. J. H. BALDWIN, JR. Camera Club 50-515 FFA 51-55, Vice President 53- 545 Pioneer Club 51-555 Student Council 51-55, Business Manager 54-555 Football 51-555 Junior His- torians 53-545 Junior Play 53-54. LL, LY .. AA, YI t ,.. -6? I -. 4 J f si fi V s W' . ki uk 'lik '- ', N .x. WJ? ' , .1 1 51:14. . asa -mu 5- 'lx' Va 5 X I -4-. cv' T-if 1:-1-. vig: ' 1 px l WANDA SUE BARRON Curtain Club 51-525 FHA 51-55, Historian 54-555 Pioneer Club 51-555 Booster Club 51-555 Junior Class Secretary5 Junior Historians 53-545 Annual Staff 54-555 A Cappella 53-55, Sextet 54-555 Student Council 54-55: District Typing 53-54. KENNETH WAYNE BARTLETT Model Airplane Club 50-515 Track 515 Freshman Class President 51-525 FFA 51-535 Basketball 51-545 Foot- ball 51-55, Captain 54-555 Pioneer Club 51-555 Sophomore Class Favorite 52-535 L Association 52-55. DOROTHY JEAN BEAL Pioneer Club 50-555 Band 51-545 Stage Band 51-545 FHA 51-555 FHA Frolics 52-545 Junior Play 53-545 Morning Watch 53-545 National Honor Society 53- 555 Booster Club 53-555 A Cappella Pianist 54-55. GUY BENNETT FFA 51-555 DO 54-55, Football 52-53, REX BIGGERSTAFF JANETTE BOSTICK Morning Watch 50-555 Booster Club 50-535 FHA 51-535 Girls' Chorus 52-54. BILL BOYD Model Airplane Club 51-525 Arts and Crafts Club 51-525 Science Club 52-545 DE 53-55, Sergeant-ar Arms 54-55. J. D. BROCK Model Airplane Club 51-525 DO 54-55. Boasv FRAZIER BROWN Model Airplane Club 50-515 Homeroom President 50-515 Basketball 50-555 Football 50-555 FFA 51-55, Reporter 53-545 Tornado Times 52-535 Student Coun- cil 52-535 Baseball 51-535 Junior Historians 53-545 Pioneer Club 53-555 Key Club 54-555 L Asso- ciation 54-55. NORMAN BROWN Model Airplane Club 51-525 Arts and Crafts Club 51- 525 FFA 51-54. BARBARA JEAN BURLESON Curtain Club 51-525 Pioneer Club 51-555 FHA 51- 555 Frolics 52-535 Booster Club 51-555 Cheerleader 54-555 A Cappella 53-555 Junior Historians 53-54. HERMAN LEE BURNETT Basketball 51-535 Track 51-545 FFA 51-545 Pioneer Club 51-555 Football 51-555 FTA 53-545 L Asso- ciation 53-55. CAROL ANN CAMPBELL Class Officer 51-525 FHA 51-525 Pioneer Club 51-525 Stage Band 51-535 Band Sl-555 Science Club 52-53, Secretary 53-545 Morning Watch 52-55, President 53-545 Junior Class Play 53-54. EDWIN CARNES Junior Play 53-545 DO 54-55. ERNESTINE CARR Class Secretary 51-525 Basketball 51-535 Football Sweetheart 525 Cheerleader 52-535 Secretary of Union Club 52-535 Most Beautiful 52-535 FHA 52-53, Song Leader 52-535 CUNIOND Homeroom President 53-545 FHA 53-545 Booster Club 53-545 DO Club 53-54. JOHNNY CHAPMAN NPI f J fa-Q NORMA GAY CLEARMAN Freshman Reporter 51-525 Cheerleader 51-525 Pep Club 51-535 4-H Club 51-53, Reporter 51-535 Let- termen's Club 51-535 Basketball 51-535 Sophomore President 52-535 Maiorette 52-535 Pioneer Queen 52-535 CUNIONJ Pioneer Club 53-545 FHA 53-555 Booster Club 53-555 National Honor Society 54-55. LEON Col-ioRN Pioneer Club 51-525 FFA 51-555 Spanish Club Veep 52-535 Student Council 52-535 Junior Play 53-545 Booster Club 54-555 Key Club 54-55. MARTHA CRAWLEY Curtain Club 51-525 Girls' Chorbs 51-525 Pioneer Club 51-555 Booster Club 51-555 FHA 51-55, Social Chair- man 52-535 A Cappella 52-555 Booster Club Sec- retary 53-545 Junior Historians 53-545 Cheerleader 54-55. MAURICE LEON CRUMPLER Camera Club 51-525 Paper Staff 51-535 Band 51- 545 Junior Historians 54-555 A Cappella 54-55. MYRTLE DAVIS RUBY DENDY FHA 51-535 Spanish Club 51-525 Booster Club 51-525 Contest 52-545 Morning Watch 52-545 Second Place District Acting 545 DE 53-55. RALPH EARNEST FFA 50-525 Basketball 52-545 Sports Editor TORNADO TIMES 53-545 Pioneer Club 53-555 Homeroom Pres- ident 54-55. DONNELL EcHoi.s Freshman Favorite 51-525 Basketball 51-535 FFA 51- 545 Football 51-555 Pioneer Club 51-555 Track 53- 545 FFA President 53-545 Junior Play 53-545 L As- sociation 53-55. KENNETH EDMONSON Pioneer Club 51-555 Basketball 52-535 Student Coun- cil Representative 52-535 DE 53-545 FTA 53-545 DE Club President 54-555 Larnesa Booster Club 54-55. GLORIA JOYCE FRETWELL Curtain Club 51-525 Gavel Club 51-525 Y-Teens 51- 525 Student Council 51-535 Pioneer Club 51-535 FHA 51-555 Booster Club 51-55, Senior Representa- tive 54-555 Girls' Chorus 53-55. .JOHN DAVID GIBSON FFA 51-55, Key Club 51-55. PATSY LEE GIBSON Curtain Club 50-515 Pioneer Club 50-535 Morning Watch 50-545 Student Council 50-535 Gavel Club 51- 52, Vice President5 FHA 51-53, Section Chairman 52-535 FTA 52-53, Reporter 52-535 FHA Frolics 52- 535 Booster Club 52-545 Girls' Chorus 52-53, Pres- ident 54-555 TORNADO TIMES Staff 52-545 Junior Historians 53-545 DE 54-55, Reporter 54-55. MARY CAROLYN GLAZE Y-Teens 51-525 Curtain Club 51-525 FHA 51-545 Booster Club 51-555 Band 51-555 Pioneer Club 53-545 Junior Historians 53-545 Junior Play 535 Girls' Chorus 54- 555 DO 54-55. DONALD ROYCE GLEGI-IORN Spanish Club 51-525 FFA 51-535 DE 54-55. JACK LEE GOODLOE Pioneer Club 50-555 FFA 51-55, Treasurer 54-555 Junior Play 53-545 Junior Historians 53-545 Key Club 53-555 L Association 53-55, Veep 54-55. EDWARD GREEN Band 51-555 Model Airplane Club 51-525 LHS Stage Band 51-535 Music Makers 52-535 Band Veep 53- 545 Junior Play 53-545 Morning Watch 53-545 Band President 54-555 Blue Notes 54-555 Key Club 54-55. 5 -141.gif l -8 5, -4' JOHN GROOM Model Airplane Club 51 -525 Arts and Crafts Club 51-525 Science Club 52-535 Key Club 51-525 DE 53-555 National Honor Society 54-55. JOHN OSBORN HARWELL MARTHA LEE HEDOES RAYMOND CHESTER HEDOES ALMA HENDERSON Basketball 51-525 Pep Club 51-525 4-H Club 51-525 Freshman Class President 51-525 Lettermen's Club 51-525 CUNIOND FHA 52-545 National Honor SO- ciety 53-55. NANCY RUTH HENRY Pioneer Club 50-545 Booster Club 50-535 Y-Teens 51-525 Curtain Club 51-535 FHA 51-555 Morning Watch 51-555 A Cappella 54-555 Spanish Club 54-55, Reporter5 Annual Staff 54-55, Typist. MARCELLA ANN HILL Curtain Club 51-525 Girls' Chorus 51-525 Y-Teens 51-525 Pioneer Club 52-535 FHA 52-555 A Cappella 52-555 Best Dressed 53-545 Booster Club 51-55. BARBARA JEAN Hocc- FHA 51-535 Morning Watch 51-535 Office 51-545 DO 54-55. BETTY HOLT KENNETH HONEYCUTT Band 51-55, Vice President 54-555 Stage Band Man- ager 51-525 Blue Notes 52-555 Camera Club 51-545 Airplane Club 51-545 Booster Club 53-545 Morning Watch 53-545 Junior Historians 53-545 Golf 51-52. JO ANN l'lOSKlNS FHA 50-525 Booster Club 50-535 Pioneer Club 51- 525 DE 54-55, ROBERT JAMISON FFA 51-555 Basketball 51-535 Pioneer Club 51-545 DO 53-55. DONALD Jocov Pioneer Club 51-525 Band 51-555 Spanish Club 51- 535 Airplane Club 51-525 Science Club 52-53. FRANK BEDFORD JONES, JR. National Honor Society 54-55, President5 FFA 51 535 Social Chairman, Freshman Class 51-525 Foot- ball 52-555 Baseball 52-535 Junior Historians 53-54 Key Club 53-555 l. Association 53-555 Junior Fa- vorite 53-545 Vice President Junior Class 53-54 Vice President Sophomore Class5 Basketball 53-555 Track 53-54. FREDDY JONES Football 50-515 Baseball 525 Basketball 50-545 Stu- dent Council 54-55. LINDA Lou JONES FHA 51-525 Booster Club 51-535 Y-Teens 51-525 Girls' Chorus 52-535 Press Club 52-535 A Cap- pella 53-54. fa ,Q SLI R ff' HELEN KEE Curtain Club 525 Band 52-545 Y-Teens 525 FHA 52- 545 Booster Club 52-535 Pioneer Club 53-545 Morn- ing Watch 545 Junior Play 545 DE Club 55. LILLIE ANN KLAS Booster Club 51-525 Morning Watch 51-545 Girls' Chorus 53-545 Special Girls' Chorus 53-545 Typing Contest 545 DO 54-555 DO Sweetheart 54-555 A Cappella 54-55. FREDERICK LEE LESTER Spanish Club 51-525 DO 53-55. JAMES EDWARD LEWIS DE 54-55. VERA JOYCE LONG Band 50-535 Booster Club 50-555 Homecoming Queen Attendant 515 Freshman Class Secretary 51-525 FHA 51-555 Football Sweetheart 525 Girls' Chorus 53- 545 Junior Play 53-545 Student Council 53-555 Cheer- leader 53-555 Head Cheerleader 54-55. RANDLE EDWARD LORD A Cappella 51-555 Morning Watch 51-555 Boys' Stage Band 525 Spanish Club President 52-535 Office 52- 555 National Honor Society 53-55. GLENN LUKER Model Airplane Club 51-525 Science Club 52-535 DO 53-54. EDNA MCDONALD DARLENE MAYFIELD Booster Club 50-555 Curtain Club 50-525 FHA 52- 555 Stage Band Vocalist 52-535 Band 51-535 Morn- ing Watch 52-545 Pioneer Club 52-555 FHA Frolics 52-535 Junior Play 53-545 A Cappella 53-555 TOR- NADO TIMES 54-55. ROYCE MEYERS Football 515 Baseball 515 Basketball 51-535 Track 525 4-H Club Reporter 515 Freshman Play 515 CUNIOND Booster Club 53-555 Spanish Club 52-535 Pioneer Club 53-54. Boaav JACK MIDDLETON FFA 50-54, Reporter 51-52, Vice President 54-555 Spanish Club 50-515 Pioneer Club 50-545 Football 535 Junior Historians 53-545 Class President 54-555 Junior Play 53-545 Key Club 54-55. CAROLE JEAN MIDDLETON Gavel Club 50-515 Morning Watch 50-555 FHA 51- 525 Volleyball Manager 51-525 FTA 52-535 Junior Class Play 53-54. KENNETH EUGENE MIERS Camera Club 515 FFA 51-555 Pioneer Club 51-545 Student Council 51-525 Spanish Club 52-535 Junior Play 53-54. RUFINE Mli.LsAPPs Curtain Club 51-525 Girls' Chorus 51-525 FHA 51- 555 Morning Watch 51-545 Pioneer Club 51-545 A Cappella Choir 52-55 Booster Club 59-55. KENNETH LEROY MINNICK Spanish Club 51-52. PRESTON MONTGOMERY FFA 51-55, Second Vice President 52-53, Third Vice President 53-54, President 54-555 Pioneer Club 51- 545 Track 51-535 Football 51-535 Annual Staff 52- 55, Business Manager 53-555 Hi-Y 52-535 Junior Play 54. 55. N.. 1211015 - Q. 3 9, lv 11 if HUBERT FRANKLIN NELSON, JR. Hi-Y 51-525 Pioneer Club 51-545 Football 51-555 A Cappella Choir 52-55, President 54-555 L Asso- ciation 53-555 Junior Historians 53-555 Junior Play 53-545 Key Club 54-55. ROGER NEWBROUGH Football 52-535 FFA 50-555 Pioneer Club 50-515 DO Club 54-555 Spanish Club 54-55. CONNIE NOLEN Curtain Club 50-535 Booster Club 50-55, President 54-555 Girls' Chorus 51-54, Secretary 53-545 FHA 51-545 Freshman Class Treasurer 51-52, Freshman Class Favorite 51-525 Pioneer Queen Attendant 51- 525 Junior Historians 53-54. BILLY NORRIS Booster Club 52-545 Junior Play 53-545 Senior Class Vice President 54-555 National Honor Society 54- 555 Annual Staff 54-555 Math Club 54-55. Jo ANN OLIVER Maiorette 51-535 Basketball 51-535 FFA District Sweet- heart 51-525 FHA Song Leader 51-525 Sophomore Class Reporter 51-525 CDAWSOND Booster Club 53- 555 Junior Historians 53-545 A Cappella Choir 53- 555 FHA 53-55. JANICE O'NElL Booster Club 51-555 FHA 51-545 FTA 52-535 Spanish Club Secretary 52-535 Student Council 52-555 Junior Play 53-545 National Honor Society 53-555 Girls' Chorus 53-545 Senior Class Secretary 55. JUANELLE PATTERSON Junior Historians 53-545 Student Council 52-545 Girls' Council 51-545 A Cappella 54-555 National Honor Society 54-555 Paper Staff 54-555 Library Club 54-55. JERRY DON PEARCE FH Club 51-525 Football 51-525 Basketball 51525 CUNIONJ Football 53-555 Spanish Club 53-54. KATIE Lou PEWITT Booster Club 50-545 Pioneer Club 50-545 FHA 51-545 Volleyball 53-545 DE 54-55. ROBBIE ANN PRATT Pep Squad 525 FHA 52-535 S Award 53-545 Library Club 53-545 Tiger's Tale 545 FTA 545 Quill and Scroll 54-555-Snyder. Press Club 54-55, Assistant Editor5 Math Club 54-555 Booster Club 54-55. JEAN PRESTON Band 51-55, Secretary 54-555 FHA 51-545 FTA 53- 55, Treasurer 54-555 National Honor Society 53-555 Junior Historians 53-545 Declamation Club 53-545 Li- brary 53-545 Pioneer Club 53-545 Booster Club 51-545 Junior Play 53-54. JOHN V. PRICE Student Council 51-545 Camera Club 51-55, Vice Pres- ident 53-54, President 54-555 A Cappella 52-55, Vice President 54-555 Declamation 53-545 Golf 51-545 Booster Club 54-555 Annual Staff 53-55, Photographer 54-555 Junior Play 54. ANEASE PRiTc:HETT FHA 50-55, Historian 53-54, President 54-555 Booster Club 52-555 Student Council 53-545 Junior Class Treas- urer 53-545 Quill and Scroll 53-555 Annual Staff 53- 555 Junior Historians 53-545 A Cappella 53-555 Junior Play 54. WAYLAND REEVES Pioneer Club 51-555 Basketball 51-555 Football 51- 555 Sophomore Class Treasurer 52-535 Baseball 51-535 Junior Class President 53-545 FFA 51-545 L Asso- ciation 52-555 Junior Play 53-54. EARNEST RODGERS FFA 51-545 Football 51-525 Pioneer Club 51-535 DO 53-55. MYRON Ross FFA 51-525 1SnyderJ Basketball 51-525 Homeroom Vice President 52-535 DO Club 53-55, Treasurer 54-55, iss ag-Q-.' : .J ...-- .A ls -0 in 41 CI' GERRY SCHAEFFER JERRY SCHAEFFER PEGGY SEAY Pioneer Club 50-525 Booster Club 50-555 FHA 51- 535 Band 51-555 Morning Watch 51-555 Junior His- torians 53-545 FTA 54-55. JAY SMITH Football 5-1-525 Basketball 51-525 FFA 51-55, Sec- retary 51-525 CDAWSONJ Pioneer Club 52-545 Booster Club 54-555 Junior Play 53-545 Junior Historians 53-54. PATSY SPRAWLS Booster Club 51-555 Morning Watch 51-55, Secretary 53, Song Leader 555 Annual Staff 53-555 Girls' Chorus 51-555 A Cappella 53-555 National Honor Society 53- 555 Quill and Scroll 53-555 Junior Play 545 Declama- tion Club 545 FHA 51-55. STEPHANY STEPHENS Student Director 54, Student Council 52-545 Annual Staff 51-555 FHA 51-55, Vice President 54-555 Booster Club 51-545 Curtain Club 51-525 Junior Declaimer 52-53 Librarian 54-555 National Honor Society 53- 555 Quill and Scroll 53-55. CHARLES TRUITT GEORGE LARRY TUNE FFA 51-555 Pioneer Club 51-545 Eootball 51-52 ketball 51-535 Track 51-525 DO 53-55, President 54- 555 FHA Beau 53-54. JUANITA JOYCE TYRA Booster Club 51-535 Pioneer Club 51-535 FHA 51-535 Morning Watch 52-535 lLAMESAl5 Pep Souad 53-545 Speech Club 53-545 Speech Play 53-545 Junior Play 53-545 Troubadours 53-545 LROPESVILLEJ. CECIL WALLACE VEST CHARLES WARREN Football 51-535 Basketball 51-535 Track 51-535 U Association 51-535 Sophomore Vice President 53-545 Sophomore Class Favorite 52-535 iUNlONl. MARTHA WATSON FHA 51-555 Booster Club 51-555 Student Council 52- 55, Secretary 54-555 Library Club 53-54, Reporter 53-545 FTA 53-54, District lV Vice President 53-545 Volleyball Manager 52-545 Paper Staff 53-555 Editor 54-555 Classical League 54-555 National Honor So- ciety 54-55. YVONNE WELLS Band 51-525 Y-Teens Reporter 51-525 Curtain Club 51-525 FHA 51-535 Booster Club 51-545 Pioneer Club 52-535 Morning Watch 51-535 Junior Play 535 A Cap- pella 53-545 DE Club 54-55, Social Chairman. MONA ROSE WEST Curtain Club 51-525 FHA 51-53, Executive Council 51-525 Pioneer Club 51-535 Band 51-555 Booster Club 51-555 FTA 51-555 DO Club 544555 National Honor Society 53-54. ROBBIE LYNN WEST Basketball 51-535 4-H 51-535 Pep Club 51-535 Let- terman's Club 51-535 Class Favorite 535 fUNlON15 DE Club 54-55, Secretary and Most Likely to Succeed 54-555 Booster Club 53-55. JO ANN WHITE FHA 52-535 Booster Club 52-535 Pioneer Club 52-535 Girls' Chorus 52-555 DE Club 55. T A-ar li-' 'VW ., rx, l ' ' .CZ fi if il 1, lg 1 1-g 'V' 'bca-9 Rose WiLi.iAMs FHA 51-535 Morning Watch 51-555 Girls' Chorus 52-545 Booster Club 53-545 Declamation 'Club 53-545 Junior Play 53-545 National Honor Society 53-555 Junior Historians 53-545 Girls' Sextet 53-555 FTA 54-555 A Cappella Choir 54-555 Library Club 54-555 Student Council 54-555 Junior Classical League 54-55. Joi-iN PHILUP Wn.soN Basketball 51-555 President Student Council 54-555 Booster Club 515 Vice President, Freshman Class 51-525 Hi-Y 51-525 Football 51-55. BILLY WoooARo Model Airplane Club 51-525 DE 53-55. WvNEi.i. WooouL Y-Teens 50-515 Booster Club 50-535 FHA 50-555 Band 51-545 DO 54-55. WANDA JEAN WRIGHT FHA 51-525 Booster Club 51-535 os 54-55. Joe Boi.es U Club 51-535 Football 51-535 Basketball 51-535 CUNIOND Football 53-545 Basketball 53-55: FFA 53-55. BARBARA WHITE Pioneer Club 50-525 Booster Club 50-535 FHA 50-525 Spanish Club 51-52. f rc V' ff' Eu! W-+R... .., , f I If 3 II SENIOR SIDE LINES 15 B BIE When four young students poseu for their first school pictures, little did Bobby, Stephany, Sonny, and Connie realize that one day they were to head the Senior Class, Annual Staff, A Cappella Choir, and Booster Club. Preston and Aneasef not dreaming of the responsibilities they must assume as presidents of F.F.A. and F.H.A., looked utterly carefree in their first grade photos. From the beginning Kenneth, Car- olyn, Donald, and Maurice showed a marked musical talent which later helped them to gain a place in the Golden Tornado Band. The over- alls of Norman and Leon show that they were already planning agricultural careers. Sue Barron was a well-dressed first-grader whose hair bows were the envy of the entire school. Kenneth, Conrad, and Sleepy began early peeking in the Recreation Club. The curls of Gloria don't make her seem happy, but they make her look cute. J L .. . T 3 Q 3 li ,.. Yes, this is the graduating class of 1955! The cherubic faces seen here were destined to be- come the not-so-angelic guys and gals known as the Senior Class of Lamesa High School. Two early leaders were Joyce and Martha, A 4 who were to become Student Council Officers. During the first years of their education, Omalee and Linda Lou impressed their classmates with their stirring declamations. Carol, Nancy, and Mona learned their ABC's well with the inten- tion of becoming the fastest typists in L.H.S. Singing has always been fun for Marcella, Kay, Darlene, Rufine, and Rose, and that is why they are in the alto and soprano sections of A Cappella C 'r. In the first grade many students began t Jrelop certain interests which they still en- I : Glenn discovered airplanes, cowboy Norris liked food, John snapped pictures, and Jay be- gan to run drags, At Union Ernestine started young her career as a heartbreaker. The puzzled look on Kenneth's face proves that he was try- ing to solve one of the chemistry problems at which he is now so adept. '45 hff Q VN? E 'S 1:31 tsl: .4 dx Y- '.. -Fc 1+ fy 5 a 4 fy ..1 P 9 ,Q I A ., 4 fr :AQ ,Ori 'lugffg -n . ' 1' iiif ,-'47 i-5,4 I If r' 1 , K gb 1 9 A I V, 1 . '1 f'- Q - 'TN L1 .xw .iq 'hed 'PY X 5 '..l x I 1.--. , 1 ii.- W .- .,,,,rL .15-' ef K Q- .Jax A..-if x f .W B ll: f 5 I .L F1 : f .Ffh 'ii is E ti it lm-m1ur14,i 4? if Q R Betty Anderson Sue Atterbury ll -' To l l : n . ,. T5 x ' ' :Mil 41 4? ,4 f Q - KK, . ', 'Q : Wk Doyle Butts Roy Byrd Paul Ray Barnes R. C. 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Don Gresham Johnny Grissom '- Y if iii- fiii ,x i I . l ll- - ' N27 , X Betty Faye Drury Billy Joe Dyess X Mary Dyess Neva Jean Earnest 1 Cheryl Echols i Neal Echols ff , Maynerd Ferguson Anita Fincannon Melvia Forester Shirley Freeman '42 Carol Fry Barbara Furlow Joseph Lee Gilliland J Betty Glasson f a, h Louise Goodwin ' 5:,l5' John Gray 'ff fr 4 .V,9l I' -:::.' tb.: .5 ' - y ,:ia:.2v '53- 1 'll X, 1 F' ' 1 A is , i4lll, 9I'5 ,Inlay ' D ZZ B llll 1. '4 1 Ill' , 'EY , , . ' A+ g. f 'f Ai I - . . I, J. . Diamanhna Gutierrez i A -aqfl , James Ham ' l - ' . 8 uf ,in JU, 1 - ' , - gi , 4, V Q K K l H A X .ul Ray Allan Hanes . - 3 x - Nadine Harris fag ,, Darel Wood Hart o 3 -' 'V -' iff ll N X lc ' ' , I' ' . :df l ig A Dorothy Heath I , . lk ' - if Daryl Henderson 4 ff Z f - ' P Marlene Hill l i ---. :glial l 1' fi r J, f 1 , ea sf , 7 far . 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Q Z L x Q Jessie McDonald Marian McDonald Arthur Johnson Michael Jones Ellis Carl Josey Ester Kalbas Guy Kinnison Walton Koemel Alta Jo Laumen Lynn Dale Long Carolyn Lord James Luker Bennie Lybrand Barbara Lynch '1 5,11 Tom Koger Margie Kunkel Robert Laird Clara Lammers 1 B ' fs !i J Shirley Middleton Margaret Mitchell Nancy Mitchell Larry Moffatt lv Johnny Mahaney Sidney Maxwell Jimmy Meador Bobbie Menix Gwenda Merck Linda Middleton Gene Moore Sammy Moore Jettie Murff Hubert Murphy James Norris Jean Norris James McKenney Barbara McKinley alfa' ,wig , swtmm WM W itil- fr is I 4 1 Y 5 W 'P 1 . 'L -- - ,3-:ii lfkifz' 4 : I, ., f-- 1 is ' 3 4, Ag! Q, ..5.2' 1 I I V T 'Z 'it' 5, A T K it 3 az-.mtl , ,--iz, NW Nancy Nowlin Martha Orr tl Y .59 ' 1 5' Q 'U 3. 1 1 li 1. ' .Q Xi, .A -q u',' x . Sandra Oliver Georgia Paul Carl Phelan Terry Pipkin Kenneth Porter Barbara Porterfield Rebecca Rogers Linda Ross Elnora Sanford Maureen Scoggin Bobby Seal Foy Shelton Y Af- Shirley Spencer Helen Ste hens vga p Nancy Strahan , Alene Tate Dean Tedford ,, WV : Richard Trammell ' . X Ginger Treadwell T ifjl 3. David Vandivere All ii Kenneth Walker Patsy Weatherford Louis West Billie Wheeler ta' .JS f, Weldon White Tommy White Wanda White Duane Whitlow Eugene Wiley Dick Womack Lexeen Woodul f . Y 'I J Q . r,i ' nv , A: x ' Q . T ' Charles Zeeck - an fr 'Q , XV is c- l ll :AN . l S 5 'S' JU IOR 1 'fi f mg 1 5- lil? , 2 xr M: s JUMBLE W 4 a 1-1, , ,188 Q i .fiflbnw H may ii 'X i U? if x K 5 5 f T ,fwf-4 . S5 M ,E a , X 3' E Q 'I .1 1- . Q, . J ,Af J k.-u . f ,- I-. 3.52 1 '-4 , . xy. I aka gfx 1. . f F.. hu. ' .- . MQ 1 fi-ff K . I I Q: ,X J Q3 4 , . s md f ' L P, 1. ,.. fe .5 . 'J f , . x ,...,...f---. 6 . 1:-Jun-n -- F- N ff I X 1 SOPHGMORE CLASS OFFICERSYN S Q LX 1 my tmw, ,,,,,,N,,M, .VW 7 - ' Brulaauwnsnuw -312 'hvrifw www wwfws 4 '3 ' ..n-vrwww iam: as 1 Lucille Agee Marshall Baldwin Ben . 4, . Alexander .lim Barr , 1 A- ' x b ,V 'l fy i- .J . ll l fe, 9: K t In 'bo- I-4 B , i -a - V she-9 N Q, K '5- , , 1 . Melba Bible A , T , - Wayne dl Qt.. ll.: Briggs 4' 'X Carey Bir arry ' Bris o Venita Allen Carrlene B anon Connie Q W Applegate A Margaret Q Bartlett .M I M? ,,.. B' ' ' '-t-- B315 Maurice Archer OY Bean '51 mm 1 I JU 6-., , ufhmg, 5,1 Y . gi l j 1 M ' six X Emmit Boyer Franklin Ashton Carroll Bennett . 'Ni X ,lr L ,IL X 1, ai-'Si V -:xx d l K IX I Zona Brown Beverly M Brewer K T 'A lf' Egfelyn x rock Nlflll! .., . : :'?i'B4 A3 4, -f l ,-.Y,,, 4. ...- . -. ...Te ' --ir Y ,,,...--. Jimmy Bridges John Lee Bryant A A l n ,H ,- :- -- S Josephine Bridges Janice Carpenter F Leia , ' 'ox J Cope , U I? ' L ' N- Eugene Daniels , Billy f--Q CN ,I , I Q Chapman W Y. C ,gf i rf' .A David .. 5 7 i N Crulcher Y U - 'K M Velma 'Q -- 1 ' ' ' C . I I . aies , fi if ' Sue Y ' Cox ' 'nnn Bobby A C Cates 4' ' -J Carl il Q C V -- Cox -fl C ' Patsy ' 'Q .A B mu' iarson C lf- l b. 5, .L Une A. ' xQ ' Cowen x D 'Q . J Wilma 'i Q C Carrol ' I Webb l L C x ' Corbin - d V i A t +5 f -2' ' , C, C ,P ,J C 1 CC 1 'N W ' 'A an -asf C C CCC, 5 xii! yn :ig-ii ,C - i l if C ' i .r-- . ' A l ii wa- MR l , C .1 . ' 1 . ' Yi Q W v 'E i -Qi' M Q Q R X , , .. sv , '. C 342 f A 'fr Cy L Royce -i ',, 4 Q- W Dyess xx ' 'Ax Q Jane i l 'CC i - ' Fambrough SA K 1 K xl Rex H ,W i ' C A .A Duke iv 24 - 'C ' 2 5 Cuff Richard Evans X , Willie Dubose Sandra Esmond Billy Dendy Don Emory - Glen Davis 'A Kay ' Edwards ri Q same Ruth -g, ' 'F C ' .-ii: ',l Davis 4. ,. Cl. -l. 'LL1 -, , ki Gloria L? ivvlw! Echols '74--- . Gary Fitz xy If I 9 Doyle K A X Goolsby U S Q' N ' Diane M . Frazier Nelda Graham A Billy - Gaibfeaih 3 Don , 3 Greaves my Annette - ' Gibson ' 2 ' L Green , -r3'71 f:g?'?73:l:E.'f5ff 9 G ,r,. ,fr 'F A5-l e G .Q :sf . jf x :Y ,ix go ' 'kv ' A Ex if . H .L a' 1 K - 4' xi , W P, Ai A V' ' , 1 rr' Q QQ.. Janneffe Gibscn Glen Haggard GW J Q ,, .IQ 3 NJ' '53 I 4 5 XXV Q? 'lie il in 3 vga . 'Q-A Joe Hamilion Douglas Henderson Olga Gonzalez Patsy Hall .g if 21 N s l ,W X dx i vi G ' -xx ' .fl f Linda ' Hamilton Hazel Hill Geraldine Hancock Q ' John f Hoffman a 1 e A Bob 'U' is ' Hankins in in Cindy ' Fi' Houston Roy Ed YQP2 HM James -4 - 0 O O A L Howard --3 Cf 0 All? i Zciffh ' :L s. .. 5 2.13 5 ... I , X E? lv ? 4 N - l A- , N, X bv. . i. xl Charles Hatcheft Kenneth Hubbard Mirl Jones Q Kathryn James Koger Q. Jeter . 'h . B0.bbY . 5 N 3- Kung t I X Nina I 5 Jarrett , W f D Gayle V 'E i f. ' Y Kilgore l Q X' g ' , Charles Q ' ' h L Hughes K V if N K Ronnie - K. lr Audie 'dd ' Hughes l , A N- of Charles .'- Y N A Kelly ' gi , Q ' , .' f' ,.,,l , Xxt '- T at u s kkll I , N Y Ommy , . . in . . it Q 0 , K Hudson 5 ' ' ' Gene i fm . Q X ' R , . fi' , Kaddatz ' F. ' f- 'll .fr D 'J' xl fix ' 1 I 7 A F l Qi 2 x , .f Q TKD Q' s vi . 'P A iv ' . 'rx gt We N 1. -, 3 . v LM. UN :J Q 4' 9. K , Y l I' ' Q B Q L . .,k gl l 'J l A ' ' 5 .url 3 f If f 3 'S' l ' ,. 2 2 N ' L J P 'H' x Q A , , . ' ' li 9 L f,,. Xl' 1 A is X ' ' Melvin 2 - Y K- ,1 Lobsteen 2 E A 2 f ' Wanda ,Hx 'K ll -. Medley , I f V its X Lanelle I I ' f 'l , Lisenbee 'IU' ' h i a l Billy . lgby ' M Maxwell 1 , Dorothy l ,, M Lauderdale J X ' SJ tewvz- 1 ,r Kathleen 6 I : Martin L Dennis ' . A A Lamphere f fl . 455 K .K 4. as LEllan Jia, I ' A Jimmy Owery b I ' Lawler 1 V Q. U7 A I, ' L, Donald J ,' ' ' GS x ... L., Q W ., Love X ,f L, L., . -. fn. ' S gf X David . :.,.,,. Krezer , Q --- . . - . Albert ' -' Lopez , A John Middleton Sue McGuire Leroy Mennix Jerry ,1 McKinney Q , Wilbur L Y !f AAenm i W Y V Audrey N . - Nugent V ' 1 2 ' W-- ,i , V u V Q ., in W. i . 'VOA Eg E ' t,ws ' ,tx N x ., ,V - Q hi- s l l V -J i O 'a vs' in 5 , !aJ4lIgRg 1.4 A , . fl 4 , N r , Q., f fqfr 01.111 . 4 , 1 ,. Q H A Q . 4 Q Il al ii! 'ir Joan Osborn Jeannene Piper l Q 2,1 S, ' Nl Myrna Moreland Sheron Newbrough V xi? I me LLL N 1 'll 1' fr :' ?'r Av-M fg if , , it X awe q iii Q bail is il S4 3 1 i ri' W' 6 'ms Y ' , us f mi 5 a :z fi QQ s it 2 Q X ' U' x v s-f. n ,.., ., Uv, il' , ' Ili- ,av -Q no , Q i I' sat' s ,, 5 , A an , 'X' ' Bobby Osborn Leon Porterfield Patsy Owens Robert Poteet 'la Joan Murphy Bobbie Olds 3. Louan .Parks Ewell Prather X I 'E' 0 :Q , ., x-3 lx, . - J X Hrv- 1 'A 5 1 'att Linda Peterson Sandra Pratt James -- Rhoads - Ida Faye wuz M Charles Smefhers ffazy fa- Rhoads xl., ,J Edgar ' . Short Billy ' 3N'Ns Rebber Roger -Q A E . ...,........- 'A Shipp 1 ' if 4.-Mb Ronnie l W Q A 1 Ray ,. 6.2 X Janice l Shepherd Y ' Q if , ,Nix Joe 1 - 'P 'Ml Randolph l A fr' ' Elbert IQ ' Seal ' . D Pam lx: R S Price . -- . ,-is - i I' gin' f e R. n. . Ross W - Q , . l I ,P A- 5 X 6 r . I 1 ' I U 1 L ,K I 1 ii is 1 I . , k,, . Jw- 'if l ' W 3 ' ' Q , 0 'Ku +61 .f- 1 ' ' 1 gi A '. e R il an 1 Q e ' i is J ' 'lg b Ann e ' 'P 'fix A w , Swafford ll... 1 L V P, V I l 5 L Q 'H e, Wanda ,. , - gig' V me . - - Vines , H i . zu, Q. . - ' ll R H- , lager s H iii .:,' L Lois - VA I6 laude' '-Q e el ' Sfanfield I en - I L ip.. l e.: Amos .- Tyler - f .R ,, Noble Q r - Stafford 3 'J'-35 Q Glen Toles 1, Darlene Sprawls Letha Swope Ronald W Spears ,nf f 'O Cassandra a , p Sweatt J . I ,,- Elnora Wade James Wheeler Peggy Wa rd Glee White ' s ,A Linda Warren Charlene Whitlow Ml! Loy West Kellis Wilkinson ks, F ' PM , 4-2f 'l I J - -ln OY . K' 'I : 'E West .A ' Carl A 2 'vs N V Williams W A Wxzzzigfgnd 5' W l 1, A . 5 1 , A In X... msn 'af 'F s ,, fl ' W4 W e van- .P ' -v 7 lll , V .bm I N X H l W 5,21 Wi,':J:,'zr.d s W W T 3 I 1 N fkfl ' ' H 9 3 w I d ss. ' ay an X ff 87 Wrlght L ,, x. I, ,7 QS :T 1 I Y Wwrlzohygce J W M ' my 7 QE H0 M S 4 rx . 4 'V ' L24 Jl A f '29 ..-'lf' PF ' ,afsgv -4 'r. 'Nb- X P? I 1 W Musa- N .. 5' ,, .M -H , .w,,,,,' A 4-.,,,, fl? 1--.HHH - -..J W-- cf A Ar gc I' I 'S- Q 'M A ff . ,- .9- .? IN' x '1 .wt E- nw, 4, -all' O QL, Qu' . 'x 3? ' Defy N 53 f-'43 xi, HH N X74 fl! 15 C7 SY ks. . V 1 I Q if i FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT Frankie McKinney VICE PRESIDENT , , 7 Don White SECRETARY Connie Nix TREASURER 7 Jim Martin ., W5 -J of l I 'Q' A lil 'll V x ,. V A Diane Abbott f , V Ronny Acuff V V Af Wanda Addison Jimmy Anderson I gy Larry Anthony Darrell Barnes -V A A Bill Bartlett V ' ' Sue Barron Charlie Batchelor Carol Beaird Barbara Bearden N i . . ac s oc I Nina Borland Nancy Bowers ri.i QW, V C C l X., ,A 1 J, V 'K ,Vim 1 l . C Xa - C , ,lf ,..,,, 1 2 - hr I , VV VV V5 Jimmy Boykin ' J 1 flii ,ll 1 Vf' Alan Bratcher , ' A V QQ 7 V'lV V Eleanor Brewer 3 F A Kay Brinkley , V , .. .,,. , i . f' . C, ai 4' 1 A izff f , .tm l A Jan Britt Va 'V V this V V Kenneth Brown V 1' ' Vi ' ' V Judy Butler M, V 5 Jimmy Bynum T V S ' x X, 151 g . Ig - ,,, Q W wi rel? l . X ' Pat Cheek Darvin Childers Jay Claiborne Douglas Clark N meth! Billy Bob Carr Nelson Cayton Beverly Chapman Bill Chapman ina 4- Q .iff 1 . x , 1 lx Jack Cohorn Jerry Cook Dale Connelly John Joe Contreras X xslt. K N tix 9 x Q 'lx A3 r David Daniels Dell Davis Virginia Day Nelda Dean 'Q' Alan Clement as 5 Bobby Clement lf 1 In iff, Fay Clement - ... ,y Fred Clement - flu is VK ,li 'rl 3 at f If f W Jack Coppedge Bobby Cox Marilyn Cox Letha Cozart E 2 is M i ' t'fZ 51 ' 1 ti 23 1. ot i ' . 3 M ' J l ly r B14 W X fsifig l ' x 'Pdf r -ff '-1 ff- 7 M ,qs , I , . X X It f -J otl iff K XX f -,l XFX iq .vi .jigs Betty Dyess Linda Esmond Ray Estrada Shirley Fancher fl' T- ,L Q' il ' iikwfirg-any . K . 'i X I W. G. Fuller Connie Fults Johnny Garcia Earnestine Gillet Wanda Debnam Darrel Derington Beth Ann DuBose Mary Beth Dudley wg: 4, ' - '- NM' ,L-Z . 'Lli - gi rffgviwzfg' ' ' it ', Z-ff. V ail i I i ilu a t J' ,J 'tt' -- J , 1 'ffftlw ' Q, .. Q : . , - , 1,'l:1?QA V, . .1gj:ti'2f,s't S 'TJ li fgkfxg ., lrqmnl: ' ' 'S wk ' , - J -' A tm 'a 'lfbfiw Mike Farris Ruth Flenniken Modelle Ford Jean Frogge W5 xx-ilu Q f 41' . J v y . ' f ffu I 1 , H,f,,,- A B r. '14 1 V au. 4 1 X., Dwane Guinn James Hankins Lee Harris Janell Godwin Sue Green Joe Griffith Eddie Grissom af l T, 'V 'ffl if L -A K Ronnie Hamilton lf I or - ' 5. L L 4' K5 ,N x 3 E 6 X . 1: X S 'l X Z 5 1 'L ai if ' as X 4 5 Darvin Hogg Julia Holder Wayland Holladay Elva Honeycutt +513 2 . ' it Y J Q Charles Hedges L. T. Hemphill Lavonne Henderson Victoria Hernandez I P ij: ' , B l kb 1 In 1 1 ll Modena Horn Francis Horne Kay Hoskins Jo Ann Howard if L? I 1 k . Mary Ellen Howard gtg g f ,L - Kenneth Huse . Q V El- W -' ar Neil Hutchings 'L ' mg ' ' Shirley Israel -Q ' ml , Q ., , gg? .. ., nfjxd 5 I Q .X I P L' is if ' J Jack . A .V rl . . effv v V M A f - L. B. Jarrett 4-if Q . ff' ' L Linda Jeter . I fi ,iii 'e L -2 :' Larry Jocoy '- V' L -ii, 4.1 1 L in if l ,.- ' , .55 lx lip? it . Phillip Jones Sam Jones Myrna Kemper Edith King ,vi A, I. ., f, , , - Lyndell King . Del Kirksey Nell Kirksey Ronald Kutch W ' ' as xx. ta x , I . . ,i ii Q 'l rg J. B. Lamun , --3 -' 1 Lynda Lauderdale : X ' Albert Lopez 5 H I J at' Dennis McClure H ,, af' I Q .if . ' Neil ., , 1 Sandra McGill ,Y Ray McGuire an-aw '--- ' Vi Frankie McKinney it m a- Jackie McKinney f' fx .I Linda McPhaul Q L V ci' Jim Martin il' , H x Ruby Miles 7 g 1 :.- I- I Glenda Miller 3 , 3 . ,N 'F 4' Mac Mitchell an Clara Mize , Ann Montgomery - Blanche Moore K l K4 Q? W Nam 4.9 Wanda Beth Neal 'f . 1 'X 3. Phillip Newbrough Blur, sg' Y Joye Beth Nichols ,X If 9 h ' A . ' J. B. Nichols 'K xi L l S ..., , J i f f ,ra Z .g,. f? ' K. W K V Z 1 Connie Nix I V f at Q' Mayrns Nolen .L 4 I L B . Dick Norris , X, It ' V ' . Charyon Pendergrass .5f'. .14 1? . -'f N . if fi iii 1 rf Y 3 . . ii -' , v David Peltier ,F 4 V92 ? Marianne Peterson ' ,. 1 ' H Pat Peugh Y A 'Q N P ll ii' BHCY OWS I K i in gg -.f 441 ilrhill-3EE :1':.iG.i-. K 1. xl 11, A? . u 'pf 1 N rw! w J 1, v'i.'it, M at lu K I A xi :L , it ' -' 15 :.. fi W, it '- gg u . J x tw- Y H: , if ? Q f . 1?-ae.: A Kai if .Vi Q Q 3 i x T V1 fix i ' at. Bobby Rachell Nancy Ray ' Dayle Reid Charles Renfro ,f U 'V' it 5 T I I 'N .A v, Hi' xl Mike Schmidt Sharon Schoonover Gay Scott ' Robert Scott Q . 2 ,,w . In 1' Ena Smethers Edgar Smith Nelda Snowden Barbara Strickland J wav Q 4 'I Jerry Teaff Wesley Teague Norma Sue Teel Ruth Thomas Q , -1+ Wayland Powell Carolyn Porterfield Dickie Poteet Betty Pratt wx, f ap Eig:QQ,, H 1 if-.., Janice Rhoades Doris Richardson Sue Runion E. M. Sampley t M, ,R a ,R y -,,i Cora Sue Sheen Jerry Shepperd D'Linda Shillingburg Temple Jean Sipes l .I 1 i xt . i .ell flu. Don Stringer Pauline Suofez Jan Taylor Louise Taylor 9' , t , ' - i, if ur I l- ,' ., YV 1 Y 1 x ' ' T L - - is .J 1 Qi ' X l Q f b Kay Thompson A. N .3 -T. ,J I Paul Todd V ' ' ' K Robert Tuttle 4' .1 Edward Vaughn Claudine Walker Z Q t in wyneu Walker .Q J ' , ' ea L , . Jimmy Walker X- Y 'Fa ,Q gil? if l 1 'F' L. W, West fi ' N ' 1 ft X ' QQ Q X l st V, Y f N X P l . ' 'll .bl T U J Lynn West rg 6 I X' Don White ' L ,Q Billy Wilson -X' 1 X fl Gwendolyn Wilson X if 3 'T '58 , ix x A L t A-I +-2 if , Klata Woodul g To gui Bobbie Jo Wright A , M Q Doris Wright T, 1' V Olinda York ' fi V it mi Q ' x R I 4 'Q' 'Q fx ' fi 2 ' I n N Pat York W Q A Edna Gillet 'I r T .ft Leon Handy ,T ' i.. V' 5 J. M. Southard ' A TW A x ky ll ' X Q , .1 U , i , if R L 0 , l LW L x X as 5611111115 My Q 3 0 Q1 v A I - L Y? Eff ' LQ MM 2 ,.,, TRATIOI1 T 'I 1277 tjnxx ,.QXFE . J A ff? bf Q L3 W J TRQSR ing-,,,....! Li 'MAQW ,CQ fix ' It lIfTL1f SUPERINTENDENTS MESSAGE To the ANNUAL STAFF, TEACHERS, and STUDENTS of LAMESA HIGH SCHOOL: As this school year closes, I am sincerely appreciative of your fine help and co-operation. I have enjoyed three good school years in Lamesa. They have been happy years because you have contributed much in making them worth while. As you know, the year T954 was the centennial year for Texas Public Schools. Schools have progressed in a fine way over this one hundred year period. If tomorrow is to be what we desire, students, parents, and church members must continue with the same courage and foresight as those leaders exemplified who fashioned the yesterdays of our state into our today. It is my hope that as we work together, each of us may develop a finer mind, a warmer heart, a sturdier body, a more adept hand, and a greater soul, thereby becoming a more wholesomely integrated person. Congratulations and best wishes to each of you. C. W. TARTER 'fr- Q n+p..,.-.....-.-e-mg..- W.. x QV Xx lg, SN ziwl-w.fw,,,f, ,aw 'W 5 - -3-1 s nv, . , ,.- ,.' H4 1 1 F' Nvrgfsi , H' , 4 . 5, I r, - Y A . Q. , , Ir? ..,' G .rl N J EQ: y 4,-in 4 1 . ' 'Q ' Q' K .I ,iff -ln, 11: .y, .1g , 5.1 ...Z '-sxx:..11!l. X1-if fav- A Q -X a',k1,.', ' f 4 Ffh ffl-TFL . X .,- N. '. PL. -ig-g4Af'f...lK .j.,1g xi 11' ,:-.fg'3.n 4.', n.,. mix ax:3',1: , -Q .Q az XT, I' ' V - .. - :Ar-. ' :i . 3.45. at w.... 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PURCELI. BA M .A MRS. W. J. BREWER, JR B.S. K, MRS. D. W. OGLETREE B.A., M.Ed. I.. II Speech, English NAI .Q MISS BENNIE SPECK B.A., B.O., M.A, English 1 .Q 32. 7 X 4 MRS. H. A. WILKINSON MRS. ANNA KITTLEY A.B., M.Ed. English B.S., M.A. Mathematics ,..- -maj C. RAY F 4 F i - i. 1 4 Q: . ii FACU LTY 'J gm se-r ZWPER ' 2 MR. D. W. OGLETREE 3 Z yt MRS. PEARLIE L. BRYANT B-A-, MA- B.S., B.S., Library Science HiSf0ry Librarian 77740 MRS. JAMES W. HOLMAN, JR. B.S. ' Homemaking .1 ', MR. LES WHEELER MR. LAMBUTH E. CRIBB B.A. Vocal Music 'ifi E! Miss ROZELLE WINSTON B.S. N Homemaking MRS. RUTH WADE MR. EDWARD J. BURT B.S. B.S. Homemaking Band -K ff7 MR. WELDON N. MCBRAYER B.A., B.S. Distributive Education MR. CHARLES HATCHETT B.S., M. Ed. Diversified Occupation ..,.. Q Q- MISS BERNICE WAGGONER B.S. Physical Education ACU LTY li-ui 1 MR. O. W. FOLLIS B.S., M.S. Athletic Director, Coach MR. JACK P. WETZEL B.S., M. Ed. Health, P. E., Coach - . i C MR. ANDREW H. ESSARY B.S. Vocational Agriculture B.S. Vocational Agriculture 'D CJ f , C If s MRS. J. W. KESNER Secretary to Principal ,- X mai 'QM ff:-, ---tg . 8 Z' s .421 jfvf., n 5 M ll im if in To the STUDENT BODY: I am grateful for this opportunity to express my ap- preciation to the student body for their whole hearted co-operation this year. The Student Council has tried to serve efficiently, but such service could not have been possible without your help. To each member of the faculty I wish to express my gratitude. You have worked unselfishly and tirelessly that this school year might be a profitable one. Your efforts will long be remembered by each student. Always I shall have pleasant memories of Lamesa High School-may she continue to be one of the best schools in West Texas. Sincerely yours, STUDENT BDDY PRESIDENT STUDENT COUNCIL -fs. :sn Page Sql Gluhcuf htm I PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT BUSINESS MANAGER SECRETARY Phil Wilson Tom Koger Sonny Baldwin Martha Watson PARLIAMENTARIAN REPORTER HEAD CHEERLEADER Carl Crouch Felix Crawford Joyce Long Realizing the need for training in leadership and citizenship, the Student Council furnishes a fertile field for preparation in government and service to the community. ' ' ' f 'tself and has done Through its many school prolects it has made a name or 1 many worthwhile things for the growth of the school. The Student Council has co-operated in the promotion of better school spirit, encouraging better interschool relations in.this vicinity, and better co-operation be- tween students and faculty. Student lite at Lamesa High School is a healthy diet of study and play. Assemblies Ci contribute to both the education and the entertainment of members of the high school. An assembly few will forget was the activity period the Junior Classical League converted the gym into a Roman slave market, complete with auctioneer, slaves, rival bidders, and dancing girls. One ot the more memorable of the year's activities, and one eagerly antici- pated by students and faculty, was the -vwa annual visit of Dr. Willis S. Sutton. This kindly, distinguished gentleman plays an influential role in molding the characters of the youth of today. TWIRP Season was climaxed with an ap- propriately romantic assembly sponsored by the Student Council. This assembly featured steadies ot L.H.S. Lamesa High was host to an important personage when the Honorable George Mahon, United States Congressman, spoke in September. 2 I f Af , ,., Q gil A 's fi 1 ' . : .gy 4- J iii 121 QS mf, x :V- U 4 if 'A' I In , J WW I 1 . . 'Q' 554' PS5 .!' ...4 .j ,s T .f' X2 Z ji ml? ff 5 Q6RS0l1ALItl6S X WEQEQ 4 M51 ' .fa MISS TQRNADC Joyce Long MR. TORNADO Sonny Baldwin fflf 6 f CLITEST GIRL Martha Crawley CUTEST BOY Donnell Eclfmols wwf W -, nf 1-ef 'fi K ix xf , ww, Hi- ffm '15-',', ,. ,w -..f-fx,,-s,'g-- - . - 1 ,-f-iam ' ' 5 H5 f5Tf2'-IT' ff. . vu If , li-. ,- 4 Y . f f , 1 .3 L. I . . .V ,. , , . . ' MOST VALUABLE SENICRS Stephany Stephens Billy Norris CUTEST COUPLE Dournell Phillips and Conrad Alexander CUTEST FIGURE Diane Frazier BEST PHYSIQUE Frank Jones I vi 1 N V' and Phil Wilson IX, MISS TORNADO Kay Acuff MR. TORNADO Phil Wilson all CUTEST GIRL Diane Frazier CUTEST BOY Sonny Baldwin MOST VALUABLE SENIORS Martha Wafson ill Ill 50' T77 ni. l WITTIEST - Nancy Nowlin : Jil w, i Q uh. Tom Koger I 1I CUTEST FIGURE AND BEST Pl-IYSIQUE Duronell Phillips and Conrad Alexander FRIENDLIEST Jackie Goodloe an Kay Acuff CUTEST COUPLE Barbara Burleson and Donnell Echols RUNNERS-UP ' 1 +1-A. SENIOR FAVORITES Connie Nolen L . Xi JUNIOR FAVORITES Sue Atterbury and Charles Zeeck FRESHMAN FAVORITES Klafa Woodul and Frankie McKinney SOPHOMCRE FAVORITES Lucille Agee .-f min, f-, -V VV!-lO'S WHO 'IS S ANY STEPHEN STEPH Engush NANCY NOWLIN . f TRADA Latin ww-Q. N, 1- 5, i S 1 of ONQ4 fxsgfv WOOD Nixvxiuskc 0600 S,oeak,y,gUL AW C4190 YJ NS l 5Ocf5fg?MpBElL Q1 'X OAPNRD e Umes RN vow MER! DOROTHY B541 N160 Busfhess N rxrgcguuufe vvzego Pg MA URICE cleu 44 GER Ko N MPLEP afhem ' - 9 RY akm 19 em NQPXHOYYW f X ' n WA YLAND PEEVES XNYS P390 Afhfeffbs :NNE OCCU .HC rs' owe affcs ROBBIE wssr Dfkfrflouffve EQ' PR vi DON Ce mdf' scien ucarfbn M? X 53' 'Ii' Na 'K Q 'aim BASKETBALL SWEETHEART Martha Crawley if ri AWE 159' A 4.15: .1 WWA? I 4 f'QWu sm f J' Smi 'mix 5'55'?1??553 T?ff?',,4 fx 1. 'Q HOMECOMING QUEEN Connie Nolen Cindy Housfon Klafa Woodul Sue ATTerbury 1 -1 mi? The main attraction Thanksgiving Day was the game between the Golden Tornadoes and the Snyder Tigers. The identity of the Homecoming Queen, Connie Nolen, was revealed in the halt-time coronation. Coach Ted McCollum and his championship teams of T934 and T935 were recognized. Fol- lowing the game, former students of L.H.5. enjoyed seeing old classmates at the re- ception in the cafeteria. . , f ww. , wi'.g-wats,--.-sau. 'p . K g .,,.,q k,.k i-4 . ,, ' . 2 'ns f ' Homecoming festivities were launched with a parade, composed ot floats from various clubs and classes. A Cappella ranked tops with the theme Hold That Tiger, while the F.H.A. entry featured a Thanks- giving theme. Later Wednesday exes min- gled with L.H.S. students around a roaring bonfire, and ex-cheerleaders Sybil Mitchell and Elizabeth Arnett Bennett led favorite yells of by-gone years. gs.. sara 1 :fx :. Q 'kj f 1, E7 A, K ,L 1 -,- H31 .. 5 W. 1 1 X BW M L7 if Q A ' E-' gf Y v ' '- cj A.: Km 1 ' 1 Q . , Q ' 3 xf 'A 'fi k QW x AGUVIUGS ,Q- , f ,nf f gg 'QQ-F-Mzfy f N l Nh is r .i E X. glgwgxi gm Q W Nix V E M NVV SPONSOR Miss Bennie Speck EDITOR Siephany Stephens ASSISTANT EDITORS Lexeen Woodul Sunny Barrow TYPISTS Omaiee Anderson Nancy Henry 2 ,P s 'ic f' wi lil T 7 f 'F 1 l wsbgfgi R 1-. vga BUSINESS MANAGER ' 45.55 1' NX A f V - .P Preston Montgomery i A 1 rf- Q PICTURE MANAGER '31 S ' 2 S 1 Patsy Sprawls 'Jr ANNUA PHOTOGRAPHER John V. Price SPORTS EDITOR James Norris TAFF SENIOR EDITORS Sue Barron Billy Norris JUNIOR EDITORS Al Jean Howington Sue Atlerbury A SOPI-IOMORE EDITORS Beverly Brewer David Olson FRESHMAN EDITORS Connie Nix Dick Norris ART EDITOR Anease Pritchett ASSISTANT EDITOR Richard Evans S EDITOR SPONSOR Martha Watson Ray Culp THE TORNADO TIMES S CO-EDITOR Robbie Pratt TAFF The Tornado Times Staff holds as its purpose to be the voice of the campus, covering news of all school activities and portraying the student life in and around Lamesa High School. SPONSORS Mrs. Glenodine Holman Miss Rozelle Winston Mrs. Wade Anesse Pritchett +C of 1 1 5 pe E I Q EH L S' 42, xo vice PRESIDENT 0 0 4, NEW HQ Stephany Stephens Cheryl Marian Kay Echols McDonald Acuff l Ma rgaret Sue Sunny Beverly Kathryn Linda Simmons Barron Barrow Dean Kgger Peterson Sonny Baldwin AU B' fl Zi! Ii 5' M fm gil 1 I- L '. L' V we Q lf 4 ,UA if Q fl Gi gi 15265. Q A ,UAE Ya g'W 2 Q SX Q' .fl f-,Q ' Q W ll 'rg' as ul QM PRESIDENT Preston Montgomery QPU? if-'lr 1 NK SK Lxs TREQASEJSRERH y T 38555, J EECFjEgf'55Ym Jac ie oo oe 0 nn fl 50 REPORTER 23 ,ai F D SEQIITINSAL Harold Houston 25' I A BV' an 'Vere ' 1 , A 65 0 P M ,MSE N HO 0 S 1 I f - Q i-35 I f C X X 7 Q C - 'V X If Q k ' I , o -- ' . I in , 3 ' C v X L NLQ ' - D 6 I We-f :A 6 I ' ' .5 QUIK VICE PRESIDENT Bobby Middleton we X 1- x 0 tIII I IIIEI I ,f yi N '?A!A A 3 ADVISOR STATE Andrew H. Essary VICE PRESIDENT Bud Hale f 4, I DISTRICT OFFICER Sonny Baldwin Q A ADVISOR Clemon Montgomery QUEEN Sunny Barrow FFA SWEETH EART Sue Atterbu ry QUEEN Linda Peterson 6,52 ,SEM .1 H 6. K FUTURE FARMERS QF AMERICA r'i D vw -Y 253: -- - -yi -.. 5 552- 'L 'q Learning To do Doing To learn Earning To live Living 'ro serve I !I I X nom, FUTURE TEACHERS PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER REPORTER 2' .X A' PARLIAMENTARIAN Nancy Nowlln SONG LEADER Mona West HISTORIAN Dennis Lamphere BOOSTER CLUB PRESIDENT eeeeeeee I ,,, ,,,,,, VICE PRESIDENT E,EEvE, SECRETARY vE,,,A TREASURER ,,,,.,,A, . ,, ,,,A,,, M,7A,, SOCIAL CHAIRMAN SPONSOR A.,.,,7,. ,,.,.v.A , ,. ,....,,. Mrs. Follis BOOSTER CLUB HERO Jackie Goodloe SJ Connie Nolen Nancy Nowlin Cheryl Echols Carol Ann Fry Diane Frazier mi. -wif? V A . wM,.,, p ., 9-2-Q 0 2 '2 09, ' lmlvli' LA :: 0 1-, Q d - . g J TORNADO AUMAAMUFR I :i l Q- nmid!'uhI3hmd-lH bl g Juulm-nl?-ll My Alma Mater, I Sing fo Thee, li11u11l lm- , lm--U -I I Il.Fml.I7IC1'l 171 Il I Lil I --KOIH lm s Ideals. that you gave me help me ro see ' ' ul , 'ji , . THHII , I I I gg! llI'll' g ' o LEHYIIQI- g g g 1 -9 g . 0 .. Things that are better and both good and True, 'll K5 1 illll t I l ' q ll QIQKSSZQQ . 4 -,e So I salute you, Alma Maier, mine. QQL!9 ASSCCIATION II N PRESIDENT Donnell Echols VICE PRESIDENT Jack Goodloe SECRETARY TREASURER Frank Jones -- 'va iQ .SQ .. '- mf i' .. ,X X nf V . , ...i,., E+, 1 I if-f 1.2g-fff..-, U A gl 2, uf'--...J Q14 'af 559 s 1 gg K, W QI? . -U A H ' Heier r A ' if , if 2 W W , M ffl! LQ X . A tt,a..,wm f ,k,- Mig W is ' flu' A FJ w ,gy 251, fx f . jg '7 V 1 A N313 5 :gt if k k 5 if ui. Y, ?A a W '- X V2 nv .. f. a- 't '-hw.. ,, , . A h In ., J 4 , , 'v .j 3 T pf, , V tiffj 5 gf! fly ,, gf 1 x if-' 1' ff3kEf,5f.fJ f!!fff,5, W4 A ff'14f1-fl it , -- bf ' ,, a , -.Q 1 V 4 g . n ft 2 F - W 4 5' 1 ' - 3 In f ' ,, 341 fh' if 56 -' ' Q, ' .I ,gq,1'!Fk'3 k 'V K M f M '54 ' nf? ,.Nfw L fi Al, 5 , I E if Q , 1, .ix x B' ,. .4 l-45',1,,.,,,M.-fm , . mv 'PA 4i ' 1 me v ww -an -ov,-,L-..X A - 910 RETT5 OFFICERS S 1 A X XM I. 5 xxx U 'f I , I, I f ' X If f W v ' fffff ' Vifsz. ggwgx fs..-f- in 9 ,A QFFS5 ' lf' n Gi f---' if I , N if ,, I ' A 'Eff , gm 'Wk ' x xx R , I fL m ,5-ff ' x . , - afar F . xx 'f V ' I, .1 , :gf ' , ,Ir 1 , Nx 3 Aj' SKS N ' X 51a ,E ' fx Si s , ,fu i AQ 'iii 11. .5 'i? 1 f s : ,L - Nxfidil ff P 1 fi . X A 'Q' s . N X' q 'W . C H .., x A-. F 1 'Ain 5. - ' W' Q 154 -tv 'ah if K -. Y' I K1 VI 'I Z A' ' Aff x '- , '-. X V -x l a' A ' - ffl 4 y y 2-.' A KJ., may A 'K Q in--H, V' 4 fa GIRLS' CHORU 9V5q.. OFFICERS Pat Gibson Carol Fry Gayle Kilgore Louan Parks F7 Y' A 4-tx . F 1' F Pam Price Nancy Strahan The Girls' Chorus is an organization of upperclassmen inter- ested in music. Membership is based upon tryouts. Highlighting the activities for this year are the annual spring concert and participation in the lnterscholastic League Choir Competition in Midland. Lambuth E. Cribb is director and sponsor of this organi- zation. -wzwjgi .,. 3 , wal 'sd-51 J it V Zkffwgg ' sg, X H R s, 'X 3153, Q34 W i tin, .ii was N V at Y - Q . fir ' wi .af f. Qi., K K.-I in-,455 ,, -V, . -,F .' .g Stephany Stephens DIRECTOR Lambuth Cribb A CAPPELLA CHOIR The next voice you hear . . . will be, quite naturally, the A Cappella Choir. This organization provides recreation, credits, and instruction for students. The willingness to work coupled with the desire and ability to sing makes one eligible for membership. The choir provides music for the annual Christmas Concert, the spring concert, assem- bly programs, civic clubs, banquets, and many other musical features or programs. Q F F ea I N I Anease AI J C Johisv. E Omalee R Sonny S They're smiling now, but the piano goes next week. Z 1 1 1 .--.. Z Tx? x mari, 'V 411 9 fr ,X N X Z f X sf Q U A R T E S T E X i E For We T But we dOl'1'? kI'1OW any Hey, little mama! clean n s. , so Q I J TT Doi, Sue, S ir ey, e ie, Randle, Neal, Richard, Larry, Marvin. Wilda, Cynthia, Rose. VOCATIO ALI DUSTRIAL CLUB THE PLEDGE UPON MY HONOR, I pledge to endeavor to train myself by diligent study and ardent practice to become a worker whose services will be recognized as honorable by my em- ployer and fellow workers. I shall Through honesty and fair play respect the rights of my employer, my instructor, and my fellow classmates. I pledge myself to honor and respect my vocation in such a way as to bring good repute to myself. That my ex- pectations of reward shall be based upon the solid foundation of service, I shall spare no effort in upholding the ideals of my training organization and the Vocational ln- dustrial Club. -L--fr'-v PRESIDENT ,Lss,,,,, ,, L Buddy Tune VICE PRESIDENT , , , Charles Truitt TREASURER , as ,,s, L, , ,, Buddy ROSS SECRETARY , Sidney Maxwell SERGEANT-AT-ARMS , Guy Kinnison REPORTER ,, s,,s, L ,L , Barbara Lynch SWEETHEART Lillie Ann Klas To o ER Y SHIP xo FAVORITES HELEN WELDON KEE WHITE 2, C3 ef' 90 6 '61 wb A JO ANN HOSKINS Sweetheart 'B JOHN GROOMS ROBBIE WEST O. Tcl. 3 5- .-5' L 'P 0 O ff' ff O6 44 '64, M051 Likely Most Likely To SUCCebd To Succeed z W. W F v w 1 'l1., . .1 g . II ' K XS -W W V-wN,,f RUFINE MILLSAPS 'Af NI ,X I1-XV News-Phoro shop LAUWELL A I I KATIE PEWITT LINDA ROSS I Wnghr Drug Leavelle's Drug DEAN TEDFORD YVONNE WELLS-Social Chairman Powpll Dairy Hurf's Haberdashery JO ANN WHITE WELDON WHITE Ranclals Hardware VVI1if6'S AUY0 . BILLY WOODARD A Vice Presidem J. C. Penney Co. WANDA WRIGHT I News-Photo Shop ,N . ..,. lx 1,4 R P Y PGWM7 MOFF S710 U It A If 007170 rg WX-:NX . BOBBY SEAL Furr Food ROBBIE WESTkSecrerary Wrighr Drug DICK WOMACK LeaveIle's Ca QN wi IXUOITWLI OQNYSBMIM-I PH' BETTY FAY DRURY LeavelI0's I? ' . :Q fr' r ' xW. BETTY GLASSON fR9por1er Wright Drug JAMES HAM Mavvhews Grocery f X 'QF YI BILL BOYD-Serge-am-ar-Arms Furr Food KENNETH EDMONSON-Presiderlf Baldwlrfs ROYCE GLEGHORN Lamesa Reporfer -- ' 1 ,J .IO ANN HOSKINS Barfoor Jewelers .IOSEY ELLIS Soufhfand Sfafion HELEN KEE!Treasurer Lamesa Navional Bank PUBYY Hp, Dy R r fran! fm DEN I I I PAT GIBSON J. C. Penney Co. JOHN GROOM McPhaul Motor Company , K X A X BXOY PHILIP HUTH Hurfs Haberdashery new - HN I I-1352 CLUB PRESIDENT .....,..., ,,,A....,,.,. Jerry Don Pearce VICE PRESIDENT K.....,,,E,.,,..,.....v,E,E..... R. L. Amos SECRETARY-TREASURER -,,.,.,,..,. Maureen Scoggin PRESIDENT . ,77e,,, ,,.,I. C arol Campbell VICE PRESIDENT E.,,.. L Y .,...,. Peggy Seay PROGRAM CHAIRMAN .Y,...w. Bobby Menix SONG LEADER , 7E,E,,.. ,. .... . ,.,I,.,,. Randle Lord 1', I . I Q WATCH JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE OFFICERS PRAEFECTUS 7 7 , . O LL,, L ,LL,,L ,mnJerry Jones SECUNDUS PRAEFECTUS ,, , L Maureen Scoggin SCRIBA , , ,, , L,,, L ,Dorothy Jean Beal AERARII PRAEFECTUS ,E,, ,E , EL,EE Dennis Lamphere PRAESIDEA SOCIALES W ,.,,, ,, LLL, John Middleton Barbara Furlow SPONSOR eeeEE,,E Mrs. Abe Holder Chapter name-Consilium Amicorum Colores-ruber et aureus Praeceptum-Veritas Semper Vivat The Junior Classical League is a new organi- zation in L.H.S. and it is composed of students taking Latin. At the first of the year the club held a slave auction to raise money for their treasury. The auction proved to be hilarious and successful. Name-Los Amigos Motto-Su rga! Colors-Red, White, Silver Flower-Iris Song-Cielito Lindo Los Amigos is the Spanish Club forrned from the Second Period Spanish Class with Mrs. Ara Purcell, head of the Spanish De- partment, acting as sponsor. Los Amigos, the friends, earned their motto, Surga, which means forward, by taking the leading part in the building of the Spanish Club float. Their club SODQ, Cielito Lindo, is a Spanish folk song. PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT Sunny Barrow Kenneth Hubbard SECRETARY Cynthia Cason REPORTER SONG LEADER Terry Pipkin Don Emory LOS AMIGOS Maurice, Travis, James, David, Joe, Kellis, Charles, Max, Gordon, Kenneth, Alton, Terry, Don, Ben, L. W., Jerry, Charles, Melba, Diane, Sunny, Cynthia, Delwyn, James. ' ill itz I. if PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT Billy Rebber Charles Kelly SECRETARY Linda Hamilton REPORTER SONG LEADER Bob Poteet Linda Jones Name-Los Charros Perezosos Motto-Lo que lasamos atamos Flower-Cactus SongMAlla en Rancho Grande Colors-Pink, Black, Aqua Los Charros Perezosos, or the lazy cow- boys, is a club organized by. the fourth period Spanish class. The cowboys are not as lazy as their name implies, for they took an active part in building the Spanish Club float, and had a leading role in making the Spanish Club party a success. Their motto Lo que lasamos atamos means what we rope we tie. The club's song is a well-known Mexican folk song. LOS CHARROS PEREZOSDS Henry, Charles, Conrad, Kenneth, R. D., Billy, Delbert, Horace, Billy, Bob, David, Charles, Woody, Linda, Mary, Peggy, Geraldine, Zona, Shirley, Linda, Gayle, Betty, Patsy. 09 'Ai Name-Los Charros Motto-Lo que Calgamos Atamos Flower-Yucca Song-In My Adobe Hacienda ' Colors-Turquoise and Silver Los Charros, the cowboys, was organized by Mrs. Purcell and her fifth period class to promote a better understanding of the Spanish people and their culture. Their mot- to, what we learn we master, is a good philosophy for student and adult life. The club song is a popular ballad in both Amer- ica and Mexico. PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT Sandra PI'6I'I Don Gregham SECRETARY Lucille Agee REPORTER SONG LEADER Nancy Henry Bobbie Menix LOS CHARROS Jimmy, Don, Jerry, Webb, Bobby, Louis, Elbert, Leon, Ronnie, Gary, Nancy, Bobbie, V Sandra, Kay, Louan, Patsy, Douglas. E' Ji 5',.1P Sztwifff NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ia Q Wa 1' Jones Anderson Menix Nowlin Mrs. Ogletree Mr. Holder PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY SOCIAL CHAIRMAN SPONSOR SPONSOR HY D if 5 . Q I-47 , In I 5171 2 I I Q Q 4 A x ' ,Q M 'C iq. f E l I O I ,fi S ' Q7 ,J I - I , I. ' iffy i .til 1 e W f , it nv. 5- , Q. I 'I ,H ' 5 I. lt, 'ts I I v I i I I I 'lvgb ,il lynn' It -,S ,f .55 ,, f f .1 ,N Y , - ' . rf-ti. X' ii I , lt' Ni K A viz, Za arts? ,. ' L , , , .i 0 9a , ' I Z, - 1 Mgr, if I S , M - pw . 2 .xx l . V M aw! 'Q 1 f- A N I ifwr' :ii OV' ij ' Y I ex -'tfrzi T3 -. 5: 5' 6 ' -- ,-.. -' wars lx I , the ' x ' '-.-.f ' .- R it 1 . t :' is sts Q ll ' it I p'- I' un B K gil i ' fy A gg i U 'l ' I Y I ,ik Q limit? Barrow, Beal, Campbell, Carruth, Clearrnan, Cline, Cohorn, Cox, Crouch, Crumpler, Echols, Furlow, Groom, Harwell, Henderson, Koger, McDonald, Middleton, Murff, Norris, Norris, O'NeiI, Patterson, Preston, Robinson, Scoggins, Spravvls, Stephens, Watson, West, Williams. The standards for membership in the Larnese Chapter of the National Honor Society are leadership, scholarship, character, and service. The upper ten per cent of the junior class and the high fifteen per cent of the senior class are eligible for election to the society. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 2X1 IX? E L i 2 SPONSOR Abe Holder FACULTY ADVISOR Jack Wetzel ,I KEY CLUB -6-fs ' r It ky, I als H1 - X , My . QM A -1 jf jl ff' I2 I.-1' xl? x? 2 OFFICERS PRESIDENT 7 I E O John Agee VICE PRESIDENT Felix Crawford SECRETARY I E, 7 , Carl Crouch TREASURER .. , 7 Bennie Lybrand 2 IZ X I I f I Z P ' J' The Key Club is sponsored by Kiwanis Inter- national and is an affiliate of the National Key Club. The purpose of these youths is to serve their school as the Kiwanians do their town and community. -A LIBRARY CLUB THE HEART OF A SCHOOL lS ITS LlBRARY The purposes of the Library Club are to be of service to ally to encourage worthwhile readingg to build up Larnesa High School and make it one of the bestg and to promote care of books and magazines. PRESIDENT ,, VICE PRESIDENT . ,, SECRETARY-TREASURER REPORTER .. SPONSOR . , , Mrs. l - , Cynthia Cason Sue Atterbury Sunny Barrow Jean Frogge Pearlie Bryant GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIO The Girls' Athletic Association is an organization having as its general aim the support and promotion of various extra-curricular activities which are an outgrowth of the school program of girls' physical education. The Associa- tion is sponsoring volleyball, tennis, track, basketball, and baseball tourna- ments. Many girls in the Association have helped in officiating at the vol- leyball games. Social activities of the group include parties, picnics, and sponsoring a fun night. i OFFICERS-Minnie Cox, Marian McDonald, JoAnn Howard, Helen Stephens, Foy Shelton SPONSOR-Miss Waggoner X fx 'Pa wdin. Q27 Q . -1: , 'gn 1.-nl x AND N D yy Y , A 'c f I, I ,U If J,-LQ XV PEOPLE APPRECIATE OFFICE STAFF-Nancy Ray, Shirley Freeman, Shirley Spencer, Gloria Echols, .loan Osborn, Carole Middleton, Barbara Beard- en, Patsy Owens, Connie Applegate, Margaret Mitchell, Randle Lord. THE CUSTODIANS: Mr. W. D. Shoultz Mr. John Van Winkle Mr. G. A. Bearden CAFETERIA STAFF: Frank Trevino Dishwasher Mrs. Lource Boykin Manager and Cook Mrs. Opal Holcomb Cook Mrs. Elmo Murff Cashier Mrs. Randy Randolph Helper wi 'N ? L Tr Vgxiff R KV ewiwx ev .X X I X ' , ,v ,, f A I wwf: A if lbw Er f 2Q spoms UCSC? ACCDFG -P lk f rrEL ? ' lxhxqfi ' i I v - Ji- 'ff fm W Ebibefffizbwii., i if ' 9519 ..,L: ,W W ,Ill . yn '15 3 y I ii fl 2 .' J K' 4, ' 1 M: 5 .. 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BURNETT DOYLE CHAPMAN The Tornadoes, who had been deprived a victory the week before, blasted the Seminole Indians. The Tor- nadoes held the hapless ln- dians to only one touch- down. The Tornadoes set a pat- tern in the first quarter when Bartlett went across from the Indians' 15. Alex- ander, Powell, Chapman, and Echols were responsible l for the other TD's. The Tornadoes played a l fine game, both offensively , and defensively. SEMINOLE CARL cox reux CRAWFORD DONNELL sci-iois DONALD sfvionv ' 1 ,af-. iff: :fi ' sf 241, sw, I - 1, ., 4 ' :'i:Ti:f?1gIv rqlttie ff? X .5 Qdqg BILLY GILBREATH JACK GOODLOE DOYLE GOOLSBY GORDON GRAY I fm., .q-- . ff 'V-Y L -.1 I DON GRESHAM , I ,- -, -, . P - - I BIG SPRING .Il The Tornadoes won the respect of 6000 fans in the Steer stadium, but lost the game. The Tornadoes played a fine brand of football, and spectacular line perform- ances were turned in by Wayland Reeves and Ken- neth Bartlett. The Lamesa lo n e tally came in the fourth quarter, when Bartlett recovered a fumble before it hit ground and raced all the way to pay dirt. GLEN HAGGARD JOE HAMILTON BOB HANKINS I I F71 WOOD HART CHARLES HATCHETT DOUGLAS HENDERSON DELBERT JETER LEVELLAND Tornado miscues led to defeat in the Levelland game. However, the Loboes' highly touted passing back failed to complete a pass. Outstanding Tornadoes in the game we re Conrad Alexander, Wayland Reeves and Benny Lybrand. ln the first quarter Chap- man passed to Bartlett on the Loboes' Al. The ball was carried to the Loboes' 17 where the Loboes took over on downs. FRANK JONES JERRY JONES TOM KOGER RONNIE KIDD fp-vi 1' - ,lx Q-1 DENNIS LAMPHERE JIMMY LAWLER MELVIN LOBSTEIN BENNY LYBRAND SWEETWATER The Sweetwater Mus- tangs, two touchdown fa- vorites, took the lead early and never relinquished it. Late in the fourth quar- ter Sophomore Jerry Jones went in at quarterback for Doyle Chapman. He com- pleted a sixteen yard pass to Kenneth Bartlett. Alex- ander made the TD. With only minutes left to play, Jones tossed a pass to Bartlett, who nabbed it on the 30 and went all the way for the final Lamesa tally. DWAYNE POWELl JIMMY MEADOR JOHN MIDDLETON LEROY MINNIX WK 5 Y 3 2 SONNY NELSON JERRY DON PEARCE SHORTY PHELAN TERRY PIPKIN Wal!-Qtaiqq as 1' N K' vw Y 4 gf. gms, xgiivifw hx 'ig ,ff:T.,q7 ' -40' 12- w:','N U - i ' X, f , T 'U ,5 f, -' P5 , 'A 3' ii'-S 1i mf,-'i I.,,'qfk.J,'v? , i , s f ,sf J: .T - , , w mf, ,W , ,. , , in .- ,WN-A , -SSW -f-.w. '?' 'gf fi 4 351226 ts ff 'Qu-' 'ff FM 5 fix ' ' E-i',.3,3m- ' J f f QM fs' BRECKENRIDGE JERRY MCKINNEY ALTON REED WAYLAND REEVES The power-laden Bucka- roos rode the Tornadoes to a 35-O victory. The offensive rays of sun- shine for Lamesa were Jer- ry Jones at quarterback and Doyle Chapman at half- back. Jones' passing was a threat, but receivers were unable to get in the clear. Chapman caught a couple of Jones'. passes and did some fine running. Outstanding on defense were Frank Jones, Jerry Jones, and Kenneth Bart- lett. JAMES RHOADES R. D. ROSS ROGER SHIPP PHILLIP WILSON CHARLES ZEECK 25 The Lamesa Golden Tornadoes lost their final game of the season in score only. The Snyder Tigers were completely outplayed, but won by a one point margin. The Tornadoes' tally came in the first quarter when Kenneth Bartlett snagged a pass from Doyle Chapman. Bartlett caught the pass on the five yard line and fought his way loose from two Tigers to go over for the only Lamesa score. The entire Tornado defense was good, with Wayland Reeves, Jack Goodloe, Joe Hamilton, and Frank Jones doing outstanding work. SNYDER Head Coach Backfield Coach Line Coach Freshman Coach O. W. FOLLIS GLENN LEWIS LES WHEELER JACK WETZEL L.ll.S COACHES GLENN E. LEWIS O. W. FOLLIS LES WHEELER Lamesa ......., ...... 7 Midland .... Lamesa ........ ......... 3 3 El Paso .,... . Lamesa Lamesa Lamesa Seminole ----, -----, 6 Big Spring - O Levelland -.- Lamesa ........ ..,.,,... I 3 Sweetwater - La mesa Lamesa Lamesa 0 Breckenridge 0 Vernon Plainview Lamesa ........ ...... 6 Snyder .... HARD PRACTICE A D TEAM ORK Lamesa Lamesa Lamesa Lamesa Lamesa Lamesa Lamesa Lamesa Lamesa Lamesa Lamesa Lamesa Lamesa Lamesa Lamesa Lamesa Odessa , Midland Ysleta Bowie Odessa S, Monahans McCarney Andrews , Odessa Brownfield Sudan Seymour Littlefield Snyder Sweetwater Austin CEPD A TEAM 54 Lamesa 56 Lamesa 49 Lamesa 49 Lamesa 55 Lamesa ,55 Lamesa 54 Lamesa 58 Lamesa 55 Lamesa ,43 La mesa 52 Lamesa 66 Lamesa 43 Lamesa 45 Lamesa 46 Lamesa 54 Lamesa Austin CEPD Vernon Breckenridge Midland Levelland Plainview Big Spring Sweetwater Snyder Brownfield Vernon Breckenridge H.c.J.C. rrfoshp Levelland Plainview Big Spring BASKETBALL SNAPS I STARTING SQUAD The above boys were used alter- nately as starters by Coach Follis. The boys are, from left to right: Frank Jones, Bobby Seal, Wayland Reeves, Dwayne Powell, Benny Lybrand, and Joe Boles. Each game was well worth attend- ing, for it was packed with excitement. 6 62 COACH O. W. FOLLIS B TEAM X! F62 I 70 l we Sf ? X eff? I , NX A COACH JACK WE Q. 0 ,k A if .Q VOLLEYBALL MBHBQGI' Coach CAROLYN LORD QCA!! TERM iw 3 5352-, e . Q -wife -w '31 A I 2 'PF' 1 gy' ,M P' ii E l f f,,3'5 ' 'ESL MISS BERNICE WAGGONER Q E If 5' Q :SHN U Ni 1 X nan A ul' if xl x-mpg X . N1 1 3 is tif fi S S X. xx i ,X A ,,.f,wJL K ' .-G ' - ft , i Q ,L2 : L Villa- f'. 'CH Ki , :gqp 1 ,,,,,.,, 2 ' ,gasrt . -VXA , E 1555 m. f Q i 3 igf' f .,.,...... 4 f ' W fwfr, V xi n, Mf k , N 8, 4, if lu .- 'N ' 5 Y , -'xg ,. 4 males ,wi FE gy. iagjw i W 'gifwi Lfivif' 0:15-f - ' . .r , ff A fx. A M ,Wx - Fil f ' in ' : 41 ' f 'YW N' 1 M :ymn f., W, M. - ., fl' Az? f f M xr :J 1 Lrg 4, H' as Bm .x- ' !L.11'fEJvaJf -. 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PARKS'-BAYLESS ' , T' , ,MODERN PHARMACY A DRY CLEANERS v,,, Nor+hwes+ Corner of Square Dial 2808 LAMESA, TEXAS II9 MAIN AVENUE Your Reliable Druggisf EVANS PHA M R A -' CY ca 607 Soufh Firsf S+ree+ Dial 2432 LAMESA, TEXAS 5 I S pw gm QM! Q,-S BRowNlNG's MALT BAR X Sandwiches and Hamburgers 21 Q Home Baked Pies X DIAL 3644 NW' E DYER HARDWARE AND AUTO SUPPLY Your Zeni'I'l1 TV Dealer 307 SOUTH FIRST STREET DIAL 3936 RUSTY'S SERVICE STATION 4l0 Norfh Fourfh Sfreei' Dial 4l55 MAKE YOUR HOME COMPLETE Lamesa Hardware and Builders Supply DIAL 2949 5l6- I8 Norrh Firs+ ' rtsgu fl LAMESA, TEXAS HQQHEIEI -71' WILKES CLEANERS 3l2 Norlh Second Dial 3553 Lamesa Texas CONVENIENT DRlvE.lN You T9 maney Q 0 woon GROCERY AND MARKET 2551 0 gig? :-' , . N ' ' j XF' M0254 ixa . ll x -Q ff' sf 1' IIO6 Norlh Dallas DIAL 2030 Say I+ Wi+l1 Flowers LAMESA FLORAL COMPANY 609 Soulh Four'l'l1 Slreel' Lamesa, Texas DIAL 404l H U RT'S LAMESA, TEXAS Dobbs Hafs Kuppenheimer Clofhes Edwin Clapp, Brifish Walkers and Freeman Shoes Shelby Shoes, ForI'une+ Shoes l I I l I I - I 1 l I 7 - ELEVEN STORES Ice - Groceries - Fresh Fruits - Magazines OPEN 7 A.M. TO Il P.M. 7Il Nor+h l4+h S+ree+ and 304 Nor+h Housfon I l l 1 n l u 1 1 it 3 1 1 i1 l Prescriptions Filled Complimen+s WRIGHT DRUG Dial 2526 Lamesa, Texas ERNEST BARRETT GROCERY AND MARKET A Good Place +o Trade WE DELIVER Dial 3720 La mesa, Texas ROBERTS FLOWER AND GIFT SHOP 306 Soui'l1 Third S+ree+ LAMESA, TEXAS Dial 3838-3335 COLLINS DEPARTMENT STORE Your Friendly Deparlmenf S+ore Ou1'fiH'ers for 'l'l1e En'rire Family DIAL 3646 Complimenfs of RANDALS LUMBER AND HARDWARE CO. IOI Dallas Avenue Congrarulafions Seniors BALDWlN'S Lamesa's Leading S+ore DIAL 2776 FURR FOOD SUPERMARKET Feaiuring Fron+ier Saving Siamps and Lower Everyday Prices LAMESA, TEXAS PRATT ITEXALL DRUG co.- - The Prescripiion Sfore Wesi' Side Square DIAL 2738 Lamesa, Texas J. M. McDONALD CO. Depar+men+ Siores in +l1e Cen+ral Wes? Dial 2939 LAMESA Uwe' TEXAS FORREST LUMBER CO. Use Our Budgei' Plan No Down Paymeni' Required Dial-2l35 Lamesa, Texas lKll?lNi CLASS OF l955 Besi' Wishes from Your Daily Newspaper THE LAMESA DAILY REPORTER Fas+es+, Mosi' Compleie Local Coverage In Dawson Coun+y U OLIN NIX MOTOR COMPANY Your OLDSMOBILE-CADILLAC Dealer LEAVELLE'S ENTERPRISES On 'Ihe Square LAMESA, TEXAS Sc TO 5s.oo STORE GAMBILL'S. INC- fksgsggggs 420-422 N0r'II'l Firsf l08 Ausfin SI- 4'8 N . orII1 Flrsi' COMMUNITY BUILDERS LAMESA FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 602 Norfh Firs+ LAMESA, TEXAS 'TTT Dial 2I38 P. o. 1308 fkflamz ...- lx I N I f f vocsus DRESS sl-lor ff lolm' A D'I4224 HENRY NORRIS INSURANCE AGENCY AII Insurance Coverages LIFE, FIRE, AUTOMOBILE, CASUALTY RepresenI'ing SI'ocIc Companies Only FARM AND CITY LOANS Phone 4626 and 4345 I24 A W e 'Y fa? A place unknown fo few, Noi old, ius+ ihree years new Why sure., we know! Whai' say, le+'s go. Mee+ you ai' ihe Dairy Lou.' af' . i- . ai . 57 . NNW? ns if 1 wi 5' X 'K 'Q as ln 1 W 'Li ' 1 'ff f Yep, it's all yours now-lt's your '55 TORNADO. Our nightmares of triplicate copy, job stamps, and picture mixups, and days of lost india ink, rubber cement, dummy pages, and screaming typists are memories of the past. We loved every frantic minute ot it, we will never forget the good times and practical iokes that were all a part of the TORNADO. 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