Lawn High School - Longhorn Yearbook (Lawn, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1953 volume:

-- . 5 Q-: Y' L 2 l - -5- 4,1 wut' ' 4, I ' V: ,,,. : ik - .Y .' A . ,.., x u 'I , 1 J rf' ' 1 - W f? Af C'-E 5 'si P' XX I 1' f ff- 4? 1 9 0 I4 X N N 7 1- ,v I ' fZ VT I 5 W W4 W7 '- ' A , X Y fi'-1, fa 7 x ' !,,f '4fff' . i ,.i::f.l,x':,T..j,3J,f qi fr H 6 3 awww by, M yi iw 53 To the students and to the faculty of the Lawn Public School of 1953, I extend hearty greetings. Maythe years you have spent in Lawn High School, the knowledge you have gained, the ideals you have acquired be a solid foundation for a greater and a fuller life of achieve- ments. Try to make and to use every opportunity where ever you may be, be of real service to your fellow man, affiliate yourself with those institutions and movements that have for their purpose the making of a better society. Sincerely , H. G . Hamrick De dlcalion J 5 111 . Wvian B elfy BOL To Mrs. Bettis Lockett, Mrs. Howard Chatham, and Mr. Bob Mansell, a group of three, who have the spirit of co-operation, loyalty, and devotion to Lawn Schoolg for their good deeds of preparing the best food and keeping the best building, we affectionately dedicate this 1953 edition of the LONGHORN. The pleasing personality of these people has been an inspiration to the student body of Lawn High. To mention all the good deeds and traits of these people would take pagesi therefore we print only these few. Annual Sfaff Sitting-left to right: Gay Nell Norris, james Copeland, LaVerne Knight, Charles Warford, and Bennie Aldridge Standing: Betty Turner and Patsy Rountree. 53 MR. FRANK VANDERGRIF F B.S. Rural Education Texas A G M V.A. MRS. H. G. HAMRICK B.A. ETSTC Homemaking enum fl -I -arf' MRS. IDU A. BAILEY B.A. Howard Payne English 8 Typing MR. VAN MORRISON B.S. Texas Wesleyan Science S P. E. I ' if MRS. FRED ALLYN B.A. McMurry Math es English Is. f QC' MRS. C. W. PETERS A.C.C. B.S. 3 S 4 Master at H.S.U. MRS. IOUIS BENNET B.A, WTSTC 5 S 6 X. 'Sn J. D. ARRANT B.A. H.s.U. 7 a s MRS. HOWARD ROUNTREE B.S. Howard Payne 1 8 2 glam! On September 1 , 1941 , a group of 14 young children met and were ready to begin their school life. Knowing twelve years later they would go their seperate ways. A lot of fussing , fighting, and studying hasn 't darkened the days for we have always had a big time together. Carlene Willis, Melba Dean, Bobby Landers, and J. L. Edwards started and are finishing together. With a few dropping out and a few drifting in, these have stayed to face what came in the future years. Donald Saverance started with us, but by the second year he had moved away to Novice. Faye Aldridge came drifting in from down Goldsboro way the second year to remain the next ten years. Tommy Smith joined our now happy band in the third year from Spurg he also has lasted the rest of the time. From that time we had smooth sailing until our freshman year and then the class went apart like wet bread. Geanenne Willis and Nancy Sanders., who started with us, then left us for a happy married life. During our Sophomore year Fern Willis and Peggy Weeks joined the ranks of marriage. Alvin Edwards had gone to Lawn off and on, but joined us to stay our Sophomore year. Again, during the junior year, more of the class who had suffered with us left for marriageg this time it wasJuanitaCope1and and Yvonne Hudson. Peggy Parsons came from Breckenridge and Donald Saverance from Novice. We are now leaving Lawn High School a happy class. W W W 4 1i J 'W 'WW' 'N' H5v 'iW RI Y 'T 'Tl I. L. EDWARDS Basketball 3 yearsg F.F.A. Member 3 yeaxsg F. FA. Officer 2 yearsg Class Officer 4 yearsg Class Fava-ite 2 yearsg Most Courteous Boy 2 years5 F.H.A. Sweetheart 1 yearg Most Popular-Boy 1 yearg HighSchool King 1 year. DONALD SAVERANCE Football 3 yearsg Basketball 2 yearsg F.F.A. Member 3 yearsg F.F.A.Officer 1 yearg Class Favorite 1 yearg Lone Star Farmer. ALVIN EDWARDS Football 4 yearsg Basketball 3 yearsg Baseball 3 yearsg F.F.A. Member 3 yearsg F. F.A. 0fficer3 yearsg Class Officer 4 years? Beast 1 years Senior Favorite. BOBBY J. LANDERS Football 4 yearsg Basketball 3 yearsg Baseball 3 yearsg F.F.A. Member 3 yearsg F.F.A. Officer 2 yearsg Class Officer 2 yearsg Lone Star Farmer. TOMMY SMITH Football 4 yearsg Baseball 4 yearsg Basketball 4 yearsg F.F.A. Member 3 yearsg Pres. of Dist. andArea F.F.A. 1 years Football Capt. 1 yearg Most Athletic Boy 1 yearg Best All Around Boy 1 years Class Favorite 1 yearg Lone Star Farmer. MELBA DEAN PEGGY PARSONS F. I-LA. Member 3 yearsg Class Favorite 1 yearg Pep Squad 1 year. Basketball 4 yearsg Football Sweetheart 1 yearg Class Favorite 1 yearg F.H.A. Member 3 yearsg Class Officer 4 yearsg Pep Squad 4 yearsg Pep Squad Leader 1 yearg High School Queen 1 yearg Most Athletic Girl 1 yearg Most Popular Girl 1 year. Us ' ,' ' . , , FAYE ALDRIDGE Basketball 4 yearsg F.F .A. Sweetheart 2 yearsg Dist. F.F.A. Sweetheart 2 yearsg Football Sweetheart 1 yearg F.H.A. Member 3 yearsg C1assOfficer4yea.rs5.MissL.H.S. 1 yearg Pep Squad4 yearsg Pep Leader 2 yearsg Beauty 1 year. CARLENE WII.LlS Basketball 1 yearg Pep Squad 4 yearsg Class Officer4 yearsg Class Favorite 1 years F.H. A. Member 3 years. As I wastouring California in the summer of 1963, some very interesting things happened that I was least expecting. The climax of it happened one day while I was driving along Industrial Boulevard. I noticed that my gas register showed that my gas was low. Ilirove into the large, super-service station, the attendant hmried out to the car and without hesitation asked what I needed. To my surprise, it was none other than Alvin QApej Edwards. My first question was to ask him what he was doing there. His answer was that his home was there. He was operating one of his many Chain Stations in California. As we exchanged greetings, he called Melba from the cozy white cottage just back of the station. In her arms was babyLouise--a darling little blonde and behind her came little Patric, the very image of Alvin. Melba said that she had just received a letter from Faye . With the letter from Faye came the announcement of her fourth son. She also sent word that Cecil had had a very successful year as head coach at Sul Ross. A black Cadillac drove in for service. As he honked the horn, I noticed that he was another old classmate, J.L. Edwards. He had his usual smile and welcome. J. L. told us that he had just completed staging his new Musical HitonBroadway. He was then on his way to Hollywood to star in his first picture, The Belle of New York. Melba gave us a hearty invitation to spend a few minutes in her home. There she served us delicious cocktails. J. L. told us he had just seen Bobby jack in New York. Bobby had just returned from Brazil where he had been working as a Geologist for the Standard Oil Company. J. L. also told us that he had purchased some of the prized royalty in Brazil. It was worth millions. just then the postman rang the doorbell and left a letter. Melba opened it and found that it was from Peggy Parsons, who was very angry. Carlene, whom she had been working and rooming with had fallen in love with their boss and married. Theywere then on their honeymoon in Europe. Peggy said that she had accepted a job as private secretary to the new Secretary of Agriculture in Texas. X Through curiosity, I asked Melba who the new Secretary of Agriculture was. Alvin said that Donald Saverance had just been appointed to the new position. The most excitingw news climaxed the visit. Melba told me that after all their trials and tribulations in High School, TornmySmith andJoAn.nHo1-nbeck finally settled down to a life of tranquility and happiness with a producing orange grove near Bakersfield, California. Snaps '1 'lim BOBBY SATERWHITE CHARLES WARFORD BENNIE MAY ALDRIDGE PEGGY GREEN JAMES C OPE LAND DOYCE POTTER xx 5. LA VERNE KNIGHT 3 PATSY ROUNTREE HOWARD MAY fr ' lu- - . , SONNY DICK BETTY TURNER I, GARLAND HAW KIN S , Q, j' -.. S fx 1 M ' ' is .Q 'Q GAY NELL NORRIS If Y- 5' ,1 W JAMES COY GRANT XQYYQ afx 0 0 a B 12 10015 . fi te xi 6 1,00 6 bfGI,J.e6tb O01 xl Qgx xxx Cos ol' C' dl aixeg 10196 e You bv 0127 J' I e-C 'ff .0 Ou 6 X' 9' xexg, by 16 e Q 'YP 'Jo 12 yo I LW f wyzxg ATTON LORAINE FULLER R ,7 'is 'R fS' GEORGE SMITH DANNY POOR 6. i 1 SHIRLENE JONES TYRE HANCOCK BE TH LANDERS an BESSIE HANCOCK BILLY DON WILLIS SUE PIERCE Q 9 Q? tf its Vx JEAN Q f Is EE OLETA ROUNTR JERRY w1LL1s C -ri x 52? 1 'K 1 Q ' it XEXJL JACK ALDRIDGE MUN RA Y WE HU if RN k 5' Q X '!x,, 5' -x f Mg. A6095 TQM L Y XOY' S MY c 598 AR? its 1 Q Y -, of LW 'TW WYLI E P D BOBBY MAY T' SHIRLEY THOMPSON S. G. RAPER BITSY ALDRIDGE TROY HIGHTOWER . Tw Buenos BILLY JACO MAR BS ELEMENTARY ffl If f OUR SCHOOLS OWN SOCIAL SECURITY BORN, MARCH 16, 1953 LOCATION, 20 YARD LINE ' DAILY PRODUCTION, 505 BbI. 114 CHOKE ,, I , , lx 'W PAY, GARDNER SAND , QL La. ' ' . f!'w.f' I i 17 JW Billy Potter Troy Burrows Nancy McIntyre Shuley W11son Delbert Copeland Dale Barbee Charley McBride Dalton Pentecost .', W 'Arla 4 Richard Burrows Ronny Dick Ronnie McNeill Ann Rountree Johnny Ainswo Patsy May Derald Hudson Nancy Young Eddie Howell J'oe Young My rna Hand ley Sidney Saverance Reba Ann Durham Nancy Cary Dorthy Irvin cnet bafa To P688 E-af Y Tay! 01- Gary I ' AS Gf Bid' G J 'Y aI11 , Ripe' Ce pe svwxa 'UC Ost hwa Betcher 'Tame nder Reba pcwwod Patsy Pa S . H W1 ancoc S Pa San Ode Y If Wee-key La Ray Dean Janice Lander s Freeda Hammons PATRICA PATTERSON PAT YOST f Q 1 -. . V W 1 E' 4 ' gf W , A 'K ,, 4,-f,mk,H Ji. JIMMY MAY W LUCY HANCOCK LARRY ALDRIDGE CECIL FULLER SHARON IR VIN C AROL WINDHAM TOMMY LANDERS CHERYL WALKER WILLIAM CHATHAM ANN O BAR GAIL MCNEILL JEAN BARBEE CAROLYN MILLER JAMES JONES Carl Young Ronald Raper Glen Young Reta Fuller Barbara Hudson Kay McAdams Mary Hancock O Hillin Hancock Roland Smith Anita Willis Steve Barbee Wilda Hill I. L. Burleson N -ne eff, ,E Q un' '41 lg s uefigg 1: K , as 4 B, wil va,, Vs 5- ' ,if u Q ' or , rg? is ST Q14 I , ' ' msxff. fs! 3 25.5552 me ., il?z?'5,, 'Q All - f - '-V-voyage ilzgff ,5- gpm: .K if W ' 9 , . ' 5 ,. V1 wg - if Shirley Hill Eugene Agee Bonnie Turner Donald Handley Sharon Cullins Roy Hudson Bryce Rearns Sherry Bailey ,- , ,, ,, . W ,K i ogg 53137 2, K A fig- :vw .4 , ' - ' , n A , , .I A-P in -. w.,,H2 1+ is 2 --r we 5 1 gr Q' f 1PM , . . W--'. 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Our capitol accounts are S280,000.00 - we are members of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, and the Federal Reserve System. THE WINTERS STATE BANK WINTERS, TEXAS f3e9T AH Round BQy Charles DJGYRNH AH Mar GST Round Girl PHTVOH u faf:n?'5 ' g ai: MQ ' - J f , ,-,lg ,a .,x55::,g, 'faai 31? 'fi ' -'Q'-,uf-A-.f-. , . ' -' ,, M, 1 'V f Ei: yi A+ ba f X Q K f A 2 M ,. HT S v? a 5 lg E r. 4 x 'vig' 1 E' Q 1 ,, M W, Q. 1-mf 3,:fzsf.Zxi,fz' ' ' M I as ll -1 U it cl , . f - -.. uv' xl' Y .vi-','.' . ,.'.. - N '- Vw f.5.- ,-. ww if, f L '23 .. 5 aw , .. .,.-. .VR k , . A I mf 9 , A' ,' ,:.:q - f, , af- :rg . ,-7--wa, W YJ ,egg 1 . f aim 5 if J' 1 Q 1 , fm ,f Q jg ,Jw 5 V1 f , N -f . Ei in Wu an I fl' -Q' if wg 5' f 'K Y K k N755 'iQ9kY'Y-W k W LW . ' 1 1 1 , w n:,.',- Q f J.. . -',' H' - . no Q' ,A . mix? 01 Q n n 4 Q 1 Q. ,'L.'.,p . , I. I ,s r , s o a v o .,o.,u..,n. 1 xo o Hun ' .o0 ,u ,n ,a vu ,.-,. sx,1H',v',o' -.....,.,i.-, vnu--.,'.x.' -'QM' . N, N' 4 4 4 Q 4 . 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Raperg Fourth rows Troy Hightower, jerry Willis, Bobby May, Tommy Cary, Bill Reed, Back row: Martin Burton, Wylie Parsons, Wayne McNeill. Front rowzje anette Willis, Patsy Rountree,BarbaraMcCol1um,MaryPatton, Beth Landers, Gay Nell Norris, Sue Pierce,BettyLawless3Backrow: Betty Turner, Carlene Willis, LaVerne Knight, Peggy Parsons, Melba Dean, Shirley Thompson, Sweetheart, J. L. Edwards, Loraine Fuller, Bessie Hancock, Bennie Aldridge, Shirlene jones, Faye Aldridge, Bitsy Aldridge, Instructor, Mrs. H. G. Hamrick, Coleta Rountree. G . -A . , 42 5' L, A M T- sw. if 'll ? ,,,.ff WILLIS JIMUMJILRIIMR A Single EDMHQANM Stop for all your MILLWORK, GLASS needs PAPER and PAINT ,YW hx N yt MMF . I n V 'X Vs ,'w:j',.A f ,:.. .N I tafxxxtawula J' PHCNE 2- 1322 t 1802 Butternut Street 4 UA ABILENE TEXAS W . B. Reed GROCERIES W.. FURNITURE F HARDWARE is Mm LAWN -- -,,,,,A,T ABILENE, TEXAS TOM ANGLIN RADIATOR WORKS D f COMPLETE WHAT WILL!-1 TAKE IT T0 T coo Nc. s STEM lU0? 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KA ,J Q9 l . 1 4 l gil W- li H 1 F21 Q, . l l 9 l ar e ig I Z e 5 ' all r If :E an X T X' 4 full: fa I 4-Q 22,0 I L lilly 1 'Nuff Auf I I fl ,aff S W: A' . DRM , , Coca-Cola Bottling Company Abilene, Texas Congratulations to all of your Graduates Texas Mill and Elevator Abilene, Texas Manufacturers of Power and Abtex Feeds GROVES PARTS AND APPLIANCES REFRIiTf,1f1QZfffQEIffifffiflIA 'mi G E N E R A L TUsCoLA TEXAS t , WLC Eiecrnlc Qugcw PP 'H . if-f'1.. Tom Matson Motors Mercury 403 Commerclal Sales and Service Avenue Coleman R 52221 W Qsccaamf I3 A' ZW? .... FIRST STATE BANK Capital Account over 380,000.99 WE WELCCME YOUR ACCOUNT The Friendly Bank TUSCCLA A '-Fir 6w7?f?'TT' -l Tqlf17 1 b'T 'Y 3Yif1?'T Q' 'l lYi'J '7'i'Qf Frank Gerlach Sinclair Distributor 650 North 3rd Abilene Local Distributor i Wright Landers Yiif ?'i' T ii'if1. i + 'lf' 734 'ififi' 'I' 'CYTI' 'C' Hornheck-Mclntyre Dry Goods Notions We Appreciate Your Business Lawn glib May's Cafe La n I Ig! XTOW N W Q - Q J ! SHORES IIISIIIIAIIOE AOEIIOY LA W N C A S H IIJIII lllllll! AUTOM0:F:E.u:l::::..:T2o2gVERAGE G R 0 c ER Y FIRE . PROPERTY Pnorxacrxon AND Bonus PHONE 47 BOX 84 LAWN, TEXAS We , Ofe' , ff I OA,v 1: x ll HQ X fx, Q Q , , qw? Zaaldy Qwceuea Lawn Texas 6200! III I My .f I dyed 7 QI 0 , I'IfIfIfIIfIff,I1, M 4 'I fIIII11,IfI,WM II Ndzlene, '7e4:a4 Watson Frozen Food Lawn, Texas ,ix ffl TUSCULA CLEANERS PICK UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE AT LAWN DRUG EVERY MONDAY - WEDNESDAY - FRI DAY SII WII ID EDS COMPLETE II9O BUTTERNUT FURNISHING A B I L E N E FOR YOUR HOME T E X A S Congrotulotions - Seniors From Your Neighbors --- SPILL BROTHERS Ann COMPANY - Where Good Furniture is Always Reasonably Priced IN BUSINESS IN THIS COMMUNITY SINCE I905 WINTERS, TEXAS W5 JACKSON PHARMACY ll! 'fi MI Ld, LZ, 1. nn 7 ,Af 1190 suuefnur sf. . J, V if g 1 .. f' I ' 1 ABILENE TEXAS WADDELL CHEVROLET COMPANY Telephone 5870 Winters Texas HURACE HOLLY C MUTURS ABILENE TEXAS Qbluuffi ffl-SIQ 9 .Eiamig A HALF CENTURY CE CONTINUED SERVICE ABILENE, TEXAS A OLSIE STEWART STATION Coleman Texas Washing - Greasing -Lubrication Skinner Motor Company COLE STUDIO 1526 Hickory res in the annual were made by Abilene The and