Levelland High School - El Lobo Yearbook (Levelland, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1950 volume:

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K if - war- 6152-11.1--W., T 5 ,ff . -- . f 34 K 1' ,:- : -s :,,:,xl: 5 ug, f V .- K W Q -get ' A: Lexi. .. -4 s.-'A 5 E I 7 E M xi Mr ,K M Y . ,. A W . . , - fl' ' , X - ,. - . TC? 7 J E Q K Q Herels to our Alma Mater, XVo'rc proud to defend you, And loyal through all we will be. Your standards wo'll glorify. Victory is our cry. VVe,re proud of our Leoelland High. MVZKXEHJ ,Q M1 fetch Q21 Z 4 -1 1 - 1 1 '-W' 1 , I ' 1 - ' - . LEVELLAND SCHOOLS: 192.4 In 19Z4,Miss Luba jones andMiss Leila Puryear taught a small class of thirty-five students, in the small two room frame house pictured at the left. This was the first school building and the first school term of Levelland. This year with an enrollment of Z,430, a faculty consisting of 104 members, and with twenty school buses running in an area of 224 square miles daily, we, the students of Levelland High School, feel that we may be justly proud of this record. Since 1939, the students and faculty of L.H.S. have received annually a copy of EL. LOBO to preserve the memories of each of these years. This is the eleventh edition of EL. LOBO. It pictures activitie s of the 1949-1950 year in L.H.S. As you who have been at L.H.S. in 1949 -50 thumb through its pages to recall this eventful year, you will not need nor want any other message to remind you of what L.H.S. means to you. The constant loyalty and devotion given to L.H.S. by its students, former students, alumni, faculty and friend is, in the main, the most important factor in the continued growth and suc- cess of our school. This page, hence, takes form as a salute to all who have given his loya lty and devotion in 1949-50, and to all who are making possible a greater LEVELLAND HIGH SCHOOL of TOMOR- ROW. Don Harris Editor LEVELLAND HIGH SCHOOL: 1950 fywff 421 my 1990121 0416! fyzouaf 06 M056 35,50 X ,Q Q Figlfe Me nfbdjzt feacfz 275 Nz! Qlife dfddlfly n oafdcfaya. Si To the Students of Levelland High School It has been very gratifying to observe the fine school spirit which has prevailed during your first year in your new building. I think your interest in your work, and your splendid response to the leaders of your various activities are highly commendable. I hope you will find much good has come to you through your studies this year, and that you can remember with pleasure the friends you made in 1950. Sincerely yours, 1 O. W. Marcom, Superintendent My Student Friends, f' a nnual we are sure you recall many many As you look over the pages of this ine , pleasant learning experiences. We know that many opportunities have been made ' d o to former students of Levelland Sen- available to you which have not been ma e s ior High School. These also carry added responsibility and we are proud of the man- ' d the appreciation you have shown for the ner with which you have accepted these an efforts of those who have made this beautiful new building and its facilities avail- ' ' ' t the fact that we were the first to occupy this able. We will long look with pr 1 de o building. Your appr ' ' have cooperated in caring for it. eciation has been manifested in the way you t c hin one something he does not know. It We feel that education is more than ea g means te a ching him to behave as he doe s not behave. It is not teaching him the shapes of letters or the tricks of numbers, and th en leaving him to turn his arith- metic to roguery, and his literature to lust. It means, on the contrary, training him in the perfect exercise and kingly continence of body and soul. It is a painful, con- tinual and difficult work to be done by kindness, by watching, by precept, by praise, and above all - by example. Sincerely yours, lb milk l.,LjXv.,L , , x lib ll A 2 G. C. Clapp, Principal ' l il 5 3 9 5 W X .K A Q +- -Y -4'- P-fm 5 M140 Ol 101526 Q its Gordon McMi1lang V. N. Sibley, Secretaryg Earl Garrisong Paul Atchisong Perry Cole, Presidentg j. W. Lukerg O. R. Watkins, Business Managerg Donald Schwabg O. W. Marcom, Superintendent. Responsible for much of the progres of Levelland High School is the scho board shown at the left approving a S650,00 bond to build two new s h o p s, a new gym nasium, an annex to West Ward, and a ne eighteen room grade school building in th near future. 'h '1 .U gm ., .253 ,tJnTC!l1v1 r 7 W' JF' Mrs . Nina Birtciel pm . v' Al Mrs. Lillian Bre shears B.A., Texas Tech B.A., Texas Tech English IV Algebra I, II Plane Geometry Trigonometry Mr. J. B. Curtis , i Mrs. Geraldine johnson B-A-, TGXBS T9C1'1 X' B.A., Baylor University Chemistry, Physics A A i'W ' English II, III Driving v Biology Spanish I, II Miss Joanne Crabtree B.A., Texas Tech English II Speech I Z Mr. Howard Lucas B.A., North Texas State Shop 0 Er' Qi C U. Miss Thora McCork B.A., Trinity Univer Civics Mechanical Drawing Mrs. Vera Owenbey B.A., North Texas State B.B.A., Texas Tech Shorthand Mrs. Mildred McMurry American History fmfff Coach Truett Rattan B.A., Hardin-Simmons Football Commercial Arithmetic B.S., McMurry Bookkeeping Algebra II Typing I, II Commercial Law WY? Tl Mr s . Lou Rodenberger B.A., 'B.S., T.S.C.W. English III journalism s. Sudie Mae Thompson North Western State, La. ernali ,, W? V' ' .5 'K Nw x 'so x .I 'Q ' -1.,- 'idk-C. l F' ii,,Lwu Mr. Preston Shaw B.A., Texas Tech Biology Algebra I J H5 ,n-uf' .,- , . X T 1 1 th e ' . , 5, J, N A -. axe' f- if . . B CL .5 or . Coach Bill Scott B.A., M.A., Hardin Simmons Football World History if Miss Laverne Timberlake B.S., N.T.S.C. Librarian ,fvx 'W' O IAN- gb 17117 '41 V 493 -I 25: ew Xu Q 'S 5 1' 1 3 Coac,h Bill Tipton A.B., Okla. Baptist University Girls Basketball World History -nf'-Q Mr. W. R. Wheeler B.A., M.A., Texas Tech High School Band Girls Chorus jo Olive Vardeman Sec'y to Superintendent 'fl , ' ng f' Coach Gano Tubb B.A., Southwestern Boys Basketball World History Warren B. Woods B.S., Texas Tech Vocational Agricu lture W AV . j vc Y , L iff a W T ' is T of 1 ,H il., 3 .X Q afezl ffmf ff Zfycfyo-1,4 ywoafdwmecky 52111 5 fp f J of ga! jg Z zz 5 Q if E l. Seated in Home Economics living room, left to right, are Senior Class officers: Buf- falo Bill Bailey, treasurerg Donna Stevens, secretaryg Bobo johnson, vice-presi- dentg and jim Luker, president. Inspecting a senior diploma are Senior Class Sponsors. Left to right, they are: Mrs Breshears, Coach Scott, Mrs. Birtciel, and Mrs. Ownby. C' 2 'Z ww S? SL i . 'l fi 1: K., K , ' 1-..,f. -X ' Talitha Allen Chorus 1,2 FHA 1,2 Pep Squad 1,2 Girls Basketball 3,4 Girls Volleyball 3 ,4 9 lp pg, joyce Arendell Sec. Freshman Class Volleyball 1 Home Economics 1,2 Pep Squad 4 Valedictorian 1 Basketball 3 ,4 .rf Bill Bailey Football l,2,3,4 Co-Captain 4 Basketball 1, Track Z,3,4 Baseball 3,4 Class Officer Betty jo Arthur FHA 3,4 Pep Squad 1,Z,3,4 Lobo Lair 4 David Bates Shirley Brooks Band 1,Z,3,4 PSP Squad 1,23 Band Vice-Pres. 4 H FHA 1,Z,3 2,3,4 Football 1 Basketball 3,4 1 ll.'l: 4 'fn All State Band 4 Senior Play 4 Student Council 4 Bobby Brown Carol Buckner Football l,Z,3,4 Pep Squad 1,2.,3,4 Tennis Z,3,4 Chorus 2 Track 3 FHA 2 Basketball 1 Senior Play 4 Ill, 5 Barbara Bowman Campus Queen Attendant 3 Student Council 3 Pep Squad 2,3 FHA 1,2 Rainbow Adviser 4 '41-1 Patsy Burnett Edward Byerley Wanda Caraway jr. High Football Queen l Football 1,Z,3,4 Pep Squad l,Z,3 Baseball Z FHA Z Track Z,3,4 Chorus Z Class Officer 3 ' nu Senior Play Class Play 3,4 All Dist. Football 4 wil 'F Glenn Clarkson Basketball l,2,3,4 Football 1,Z,4 Hi-Y 1 Tennis 1,2 Rainbows 1,2,3,4 Track 3 FHA 2 Be st All-round Z IU, Most Popular l Campus King 4 ,fs asf? Jimmie Dobbs Ruth Drake Salutatorian 1 FHA 1,2,3,4 Student Council 2,4 Pep Squad 1,2,3,4 President Lobo Band 4 FHA reporter 3 junior Play Cheerleader 3 Class Play4 Senior Play 4 jr. Rotarian 3,4 Student Council 3 Annual Staff 1 El Lobo 4 ,, , Ed Davis Football 1,Z,3 Letterman 4 Band 1,2,3,4 Tennis 1,Z,3,4 Freshman Play Basketball 1 Track 3,4 Bill Dryden Football l Football Mgr. 4 Tennis 1,3 Track Mrg. 3 Baseball 4 Class Favorite 4 Rita jean Elliott Pep Squad l,2,3,4 Speech Play 4 Class Play 3 Most Popular 2 Football Queen 4 ,Q If I lil, Lobo Lair 4 Rainbows 2,3,4 junior Lioness 3 Chorus Z Reporter 1 joe French President Greenhands FFA Senior Play Harold Fielding Bonita Fortner FFA l,2,3 Best Average 1 FFA reporter 1 Class Secretary 2 Best All-round Z Cheerleader Z Class Play 3 Pep Squad Z,3,4 Head Cheerleader 4 Student Council 4 Paper Staff 3 FHA Officer 4 431 One Act Play 3 Harlan Guinn Basketball 1,Z,3,4 FHA 4 Track 1 Tennis 1,2 1 Freshman Pres Billie Guetersloh Band 2,3 Rainbows 2,3 Senior Play 4 0' U. ' , ff Jew- - 'Y' .4 'QC' Don Harris Most Popular 1 junior Play Lobo Lair 3,4 El Lobo 3,4 Editor 4 FFA 1,Z,3,4 Pres. Area I Lone Star Farmer Football 1,2 Track Student Council ta? .ztt Lela M. Hill Student Librarian Band 1 2 3 4 Runner-up for Best All round Drum Major ' ' glflll Lobo Lair 4 Leonard Harris,-Ir. Class Favorite l Baseball 1,2 Class Favorite 2, President 2 Track Class Officer 3 Class Play 3 Speech Play Senior Play El Lobo, Lobo Lair 3 ii-WST.-A I .X , 5 QV, as . il, S 5 X, tc... Paula Holloway Class Officer Z,3,4 Class Favorite 3 Pep Squad 1 Speech Play 3,4 Debate Team 2,3 Harley -I. Hughes FFA 1,z,3,4 FFA Officer Who's Who 3 R. D. jackson Football Z,3,4 Baseball 2,3,4 Track 3,4 Basketball 2 Bobo johns on Letterman's Club 1 3 4 Basketball 1 Track 2,3,4 Baseball 3 Class Officer 3,4 Campus Duke 3 One Act Play 3 Who's Who 3 Football l,2,3,4 El Lobo 4 Lobo La Best Actor 3 Mr. Personality 4 james johnson Football 2,3 ,4 Letterman 3,4 J. P. jones FFA 1 Football 2,4 Track 3 Senior Play Letterman 4 Don Kennedy Football 1,2 FFA l,2,3 President 3 FHA Sweetheart Student Council jr. Play Band 4 El Lobo Spanish Club 2 f: A its ,gilk -F K ' 'am 552 A3 ww 3 W . 1 5 M-ssafsfw.. - k--. ,,,', , ig jg S 5 'x ff L F5 ' Q 2 Q' as a 5 'f Qi fs- Dick Lawson FFA Z,3,4 V. Pres. FFA 4 Student Council 4 Track 3 Eleanor Lincoln Band Z,3,4 Pep Squad 1 Lobo Lair 4 El Lobo Business Manag Class Officer 3 Annual Staff 1 Rainbows l,Z,3,4 I-li'Y 1 jimmy Long jackie Lowry Baseball 3 4 Cheerleader 1,2 Basketball 1 Z 3 FHA 1 FFA 1 Z 3 Student Council Z FFA P 95-'ldent Football Queen Attendent Student Councll 3 4 1' Football 1 Radio speech 4 -' jim Luker FFA 1,2 Football 1,Z,3 4 Track 2,3 f, Class Officer 3 4 Senior Play 4 junior Rotarian 3 4 Mary Carolyn Mann Pep Leader 1,4 Most Popular 1 FHA 1,4 Assoc. Editor Lair 3 Editor Lobo Lair 4 Class Play 3,4 Rainbows 1,2.,3,4 junior Lioness 3,4 Pep Squad 1,4 Class Favorite 4 Betty Parker Band 1,2 Rainbows 1,Z,3 Tennis Z Class Officer 1 Eddie Parker Narlene Rawls GUY Rush Bonnie Lou Rutherford Moved from Eunice, N.M. FHA 1 Rainbows Z,3,4 Chorus 1,Z,3,4 Band 1,Z,3,4 jr. Lioness 4 Lobo Lair 3,4 Class Play 4 FHA 1,2 Football 1 Pep Squad 1 FFA 1 2 3 Student Council Z FFA Offlcer Chorus 1 Class Officer 1 Rainbows 1,2 3 4 Shannon Rutherford Valera Ryan Cheerleader 1 Student Council 2,4 Tennis Z FHA Z Band 3,4 Chorus Hi'Y 1 El Lobo 4 Class Play 3 Rainbows 1,Z,3,4 One Act Play Declamation 4 Wanda Sewell Moved from Andrews Cheerleader 2 Levelland Pep Squad 4 Basketball 3,4 Co-Captain 4 Volleyball 3 ,4 FHA 1,2 Patsy Sikes Pep Squad 1,4 Basketball 3 , Co-Captain 4 Chorus Z Volleyball 3 ,4 FHA 1.2 Mary Stark Helen Starr FHA 2. Majorette 1,Z,3,4 Band 1.2,3,4 FHA 1 Hi 'Y 1 Student Council 2 Rainbows 1,Z,3,4 Basketball 'Mgr. 2 HHN: Officer Rainbows Rainbows 1,2,3,4 Chorus 4 Radio Speech Declamation 3 Campus Queen 4 Bettye Sinclair Pep Squad Dutchess Football Queen 1 Basketball 1,2 Volleyball 1,2 FHA 1 Donna Stevens Class Officer 4 Jr. Lioness 4 Band l,Z,3,4 Miss Jaycee 4 Miss Personality 4 Basketball 4 5 . New in Q X Bobby Stewart Glenn Stroup Elta jean Vernon FFA Z Football 1,3,4 FHA 1 4 Adv1sor 4 Tennis 3 H1 Y 1 Baseball 4 Hi-Y 1 I.. Award 3 Avis Ward Chorus 1 FHA 1 Speech Play 4 Home Room Officer Sallie Wiley Tommye Williams Dee Windsor FHA 1,2,3,4 FHA l,2,3,4 Best All-round Boy 4 Band l,2,3,4 Rainbows l,2,3,4 Football l,2,3,4 Student Council 4 Chorus 1,2 Basketball 1,2,3,4 All State Band 4 Baseball 2,4 Flag Bearer 3,4 I ll I, Tennis l,2,3,4 Class Officer 2 Student Council 2,4 junior Rotarian 2,3,4 All District Football 4 Lemond Worley Im-a Lee Wright Faye Wright Baseball Z,3,4 Pep Squad 1,Z,3,4 Track 1,3,4 Rainbows 1,2,3,4 FHA 1,Z,4 I Q U lf, Volleyball 2 FHA Officer 4 K fl 55 ,Q Looie Leprechaun President of Class 1.Z,3,4 Football l,Z,3,4 FHA Sweetheart 4 Basketball l,Z,3,4 President of FFA 3,4 Pep Squad Sweetheart 4 Track 1,Z,3,4 Chorus l,Z,3,4 President of Student Council 4 Tennis 1,Z,3,4 Band President 4 Valedictorian 1,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Student Council l,Z,3,4 Class Favorite 1,Z,3,4 Mr. Personality 3,4 Most Popular 1,Z,3,4 All State Football 3,4 All State Basketball 3,4 All State Band 1,Z,3,4 Who's Who Z,3,4 State Tennis Singles Champion 4 State Debate Team 3,4 Best Actor Award 4 Citizenship Award 4 Radio Speech 3,4 Drum Major 3,4 Leadership Award 4 One Act Play Lone Star Farmer 3 American Farmer 4 National FFA President 4 junior Play Senior Play Declamation junior Rotarian 3,4 Most Likely to Succeed Y-Teen President Tri-State Clarinet Champion De Molay National Honor Society Most Handsome Leprechaun El Lobo 4 in Loo ,ggi-li-I-i f- J.'-'-- Xllff 's .qi 9 rugkf LooiQ-NfbUY' FYWGD 5 Goan, Mo4 5Yd'.',a, flee an 0:0 i He fp .v.u1L il cuts you? eif D -TQYBY-51' I 'T 1 4 iw CmcKerJ FIND 911-aw: 9kov'rc.ak4Q ave w5:rc'NG Qvvy :E Z RQ S 891' PLOOI' Lyguur in .LAY Hovlfy yin Leege' A Jus? po LXFH P90-foal , x MQ? , A lr m C NX x ll I I 1' f I! 'I I 1 a I ' -5 .0 G -r' I r r Q 'A I f , Qt? T ts, Mu Q f r 5- Bonnie Rutherford eg - x, Bobbie Wiley Ruth Drake , rig I by KX if f A .A hw, Q49 To as 3 fr Elta Je an Vernon Don '- P Ima Lee Wright M.C. Mann Tahtha ' R1ta Elhott , . 3 L james Heath ,:Y1l,.z , ,..: h , .Q 3 SSW., eehe an Q W .: k - - Bob o johns on 1.40018 Leprechaun Bonlta Fortner Don Harris gg' . A .3 nf V- H ,Q ax- Ed Davis 5 ' Qs. 'qtzlf E Y ' El f 4 fb . S fe BBB 3 o a B Qs , B- ' . 'ere le B W t 1 ' r L ff ' W' 'I Betty jo Arthur Donna Stevens shanncm R1-1theI'fOrd Dee and E1-he The class of 1950 has always been dignified. jimmy Dobbs INA Wah E! jm 6 C576-5'ZQQ7Zll4lb 'Z, 3 'MJQ Cfncfzgcf 5? , .gin pzaCfz'CdM 6 oemkfz, ,Qncfy won? Z fenckaff V6'4V' vs A FINE EM M Q Q R 5.2 6? L C' 6 'Z Seated in Wayne's are junior Class Officers: Delmer Hightower, Presidentg Peanut Tyler, Treasurer, Irene Sewell, Secretary, Gene Billingsley, Vice-President. O Q2Qb'4wM X W 'F 'NFA as fm Cf Pictured in Home Economics dining room are junior Class Sponsors: Mrs. Roden berger, Miss Crabtree, Miss McCork1e, and Coach Rattan. ., ,M ff! K, an X 4142 Billy Alexander U W!! 4 it f F - ffl Q, ig Y I, 1 K 'X X s, .W J L Elmer Bartlett Viola Aus tin 3 M Throys Barton S xiii.-1 f.Q5t VJ ri, 5 1 L 'fl I S l f A ,ESE eg bx X Neil Atchis on gnlff Wynnell Bailey mwiakiu-4. Mum Peggy Dan Bass 'fl-is . .., ,-g.Q.Q-,I-Q9 Q-Asus -Q' lllnlln '+L Q- Q. iii ,git-sg .ii Bobbie Bates Af Ho 52fue'zQj4 f lfl S Norman Bigham Q J Gene Billing s ley Vermelle Bird Jimmie Brasch John Branch Willa Faye Breashears Hattie Collier 16 Muff f L14 Z7 f-Ale, Z I, rf , , -i r ,WN l X 1 f .. - Joe Coufal 3 B -77 MW , .ifiii 5 Mila Si fue'-zfgjfgf Barbara Denngton Mettie Nell Curry an Barbara Curts Sarah Francis Davis 'lf' ,gas Af' f-s..-L,,,,-,xy ws x Yvonne Drake U VW Lfiff Viva Ann Elliot 3:'LfLb'4..L.-Q- if '- fpaf-RAL-,f,'x,Nf,1 mi er-Aff-x, 'Y9xfsN Z-sxg,-S M fsq-f 'xfv Patsy Fulbright .-IN - ff' Clyde Grappe Sue Gentry Wallie Gravitt Lottie Harris Joella Harrell lx ' 1 ,, 5: A N - we Clarence Lee Gunzales w R-wxxx-nx N. SXQXQE5 Joan Garrison k: V ,lf Neil Guthrie xbxbf ix FX Leta Mae Hartsell 5-'iff s..,J fa' '4E'1!' -i .,,,.- M -,ixfw ' A -fe Joe Hayes Perry Heard Joyie Hill -4 Robbie Hodge wi! .2 me. , Q -sw ' , 'CFHRY 'is .. k . . -nM:..s k Q R, ' N Delmer Hightower X . . N, il?-nk Hershel Homer 1 sql 6-,gkggqp ,Q-in p5..l,f-5, -44. '-f 3. hhsgg, Tamaki' 'Yin 93,53 Jig, Hang., Doris Janet Howard 66146 .52'fve1f?df Ne11o1s J Jacme Jameson lm Xffi. .. A William Ivie Patricia Johnson psy! Wm' A :-.S A Foncyne Jones Bob Jones 1U 49 J Bob Kennedy .9 Z9 Q' SZ XLQWL f ,Lv H JT AA 'Mfff M Q- ff' ffl, Shirley Killion Q5 my omg Donald Lunsford M ww JK A 1 ' L- .L .. A X L-KL- 1giM3X:N:w-N. ., ' K .Q--A ftfzglif ' LQ? Qf'3,dfx1 iff'-f f' x' Q' 2' xmwmvwwgkm wgf fggwvw -mmwmww - Q ,. Q 'kg . , ': .Q gk ' Edgar Ray Melton hi' lla Silvrzlejfl M-s S,-.4 Leonard Mitchell Edith Morton J oyce Mulkey tLL,:L Jerry May Iaclue Pannell B111 Mmor Billy Murray f 'lallx . 'N--Q.s: 1-x'15i x Gerald Parker .WL-,N .. I 4 'A S1 R y . ,..s.,., .!a.g.-,p...:, , ' S.,l.i.l.,R:1 .k..' L .ig Ola Mae Pierce W g 1 W 54 x ' I 1? f . ' Aubrey Prestige ' f if :gs f L f xx , :sa gs is y if Jerry Roberts Johnny Ra11ey Burk Roberts Evelyn Rogers Everett Rogers 'Eno 'N-s .gb A 'X k -QN A1 .tn--X new K?-be x Rx N Ardella Ross 'LL .sfo-24'!?4! Billy spruieu I Q w y. V Irene Sewell Colleen Sheppard Joe Sneed w...A Jo Ann Stockard Ve ra S tua r t ' U Bondell Taylor -5 as df? ,VZ Phyllis Tipton mf' fb XVI A7 C11 fl' ZZ-Afmf'-A-Cfnfw ,rn Do le T ler fv if Y Y V1 ea a f X - e ee eeee a as K ,,, .. K 'X K e , l, , A a eeeee Xfff e e? Mary Ann Vaughn LA KJ X L V 1 9, W fx: we I. Lee Ward 3: . .U 53 S Mona Wrigfxt Patsy Watson Mary Weaver CMIXY MV 'V eei N a wx John Don Weir - - Q R ' A K e' e ff -suqi D 43 ' 5 'D J. G. wiuiams aj QQ 5 1 741' ZX-yx Kg!! .fx-, 1, fx M 'W W .f M W ,N fee X . f. fvv- rl X..-N, f-'N-f ,N-,.. -fx Clay D. Wnght ,.-yr ,-.-!4S-fx,x'X-A,.f?'Lf-.k' fx.. N-y 5. x N Ann Taylor, Frank Martin, Velta Ste- fvens, and Raynell Abernathyjust loafin'. The cream of the crop. fThe crop, anyway ll C o l le e n She and PatsyF play acrobats. 1. Pat and George Sikes, Wanda and Irene Sewell bask- ing in ye ole sun- shine. iw mv i . mv B 7 C iz rylyr ' 5, A A jvr if 2 Bookworrns onthe way home from school. just we girls! Pat sy, Barbara, Ruth, Bobbie, Carol, Bo nita, Betty jo, Mary Carolyn, and Bon- nie Lou. For Boyd Patton, Betty Neves, Irene Sewell, Ruth King, Langford Sneed, and Don Harris pose on jalopy just before it caved in. 'Q' Y 3 4 C ' ,Q C R it i . iff: K :.-'W-1 as .-wstvr 'Sf .1-1 -ff:-.S L, .2-wc: 45,1 1-f..w:fi...5:m:1::: li sig' P ffgfgwx A S J f :Eff ' if -- A. in fff-,flkp-in 'rill i m ki g i 31.559 ' Bill Clark and Pete Woods escort our hero, Hockey Head Heard,to Muleshoe game. He broke a leg in the Post game. Evelyn Rogers watches Ruth King pre- pare her homework before school. Highlight of the annual. ,..,,, ii. Q F5 552 2 fi A 7 'Eff ' -.- STQTD , Betty Sinclair looks like shejust escap- ed f r o m the South Sea Islands. P' .41 , 1, Q Tommie and Ro s in e po s e for camera man. Billie, Sallie, W nell, Bobbie, lv Ann Sr Hazel pare for trip from Dallas. Evelyn King in glamour pose. x,w ,., Hema Mzee 52514 Med 27,1136 12461 gzihee, game fm 4 5240 5072fL gina! be zz Jmfcffc MEAL cf T , E555 Emi 5 S Shown entering the theater are the Sophomore Class Officers. Left to Right: Boyd Patton, Vice-Presidentg Ruth King, Reporterg Betty Neeves, Secretaryg and Lang- ford Sneed, President. 1. .3 5 5 0 n 0 'Z Peggy Allen Blackwell Robbie Burns ' Dxa i Juanelle Barrmgton Mary Ellen Barton Frank Burnett Beverley Burney A--1 In af Eddie Flo Barnes Mary Brown Bobbie Burns ,C .Viv : JL 1 lab ' Jimmy Bushyhead X. J A ,fm Eugene Cardwell Joyce Caswell Charles Cline John Cook ,-ill 1 U 4. l f' F2 af, f i if Beverley Caswell Glenda Brown Harvey Campbell Beverley Chapman Clois Corbin Ji Creager ' 7 Q--L+, - 'I . gui Doris Cunningham Roland Curtis fN HRX Carolyn Crump iorie Davis Thomas Ford Don Duncan Ruby Esch f - Ziff- E- ' '+ fy .of.m wk X Jesse De Santiago Jacqualine Fryar . 5fQdWlEP w 14155135 ' aata gin jg? K 1'ff E fy B5 xvh A ' K s fa, .W',.- ' ww , Zi 5 Ak 1 7 V 'ez if gn mfg , 5 .. ,,,. -.43 x eye -I Betty Jean Garner Baker Hallford Mary Sue Hinson Betty Gladden Sue Heath ylllff caan W Max Gross 9 M y . - L , , Aff Yvee eel B Artie Helvy xx ,f k L y a V- ,, WK K. ,A i L l :gum , f xix nil' Q 1 ,1'.' nfk 'xx X' C 1, . 5 ,T f -L.E7niff:a kc-WML-e-jx v Vxw N. , , ,L x Kiln' QR RX-W5 l ' Betty G1bson Rex Harris Bobby Hodge Benny Hofacket N Humphreys Jim Kennedy 44 man I X xx Q 5 X NZ Q ' - y , W E ,, da 3 ? sign? New ww Don Huffs te tter Joyce Jenkins J 12: so o, W Bobby Hugil James J. Johnson Eudell Hood Donald Jackson Ruth King X-z:lFcQ ,Mrk ,gi WWW .T, B. Lauderdale Gayle Lee Frank Martin Barbara Medford Lois Leonard Joyce Lyon Q'-Q. I1mm1e McDoera 106 MCM1nn l fQ La Von McAu1ey Charles M1tche11 yea jf, -fr,-,.. Q r if JO LE Q , ' Betty Jean Neeves Bobbie Sue Norris Boyd Patton Harold Phelan N90 A 0 .1 if Olene Pigg Howell Pugh Zack Reid .U Q - f : ,, I C5 gs 3 l . X Marshall Pitner Rosina Pool David Powell Jackie Qualls Wayne Redden v gx x' xx- XX S E 1- -. x James Preuit Peggy Richards AIC Q ..f Wg 'ffrfl K 195 2 'L 42- f W y 4 .9 f N,-f peas ' , mei-if' I' X f I S K ,I . 1 ij pig! ..- A - ' . D- X ' A - 692, , , , ,i ' w 'hfJ.:1. . L 'ff x- , Glen Salter ,+R 3 'llilihv' , i Fx Gilbert Sanchez - x .To Carrol Sandlin Barbara Shamburger Bobby Shipply i A . E Albert Lee Smith Jimmie 5Pence - PA Tr .1k, .- L , W D J. T. Stewart , al M if If , ..., la ' ' r xii msg . -, ,, A p: xi 1. Q M s. M S155 Q 3' at 11 pg. 13,5235 , N 6 L g N 2 Y William Smitlx Langford Sneed gaixifg -.5 4 K I . 'I W' V X 4' 1 ,, ww A M X ff .l-1.. A Ji V L F4 ya . QP Velta Mae Stevens X gil s olos X so Malcolm Thompson Wilson Toombs lg-N, g I -Q V ' Ann T aylo 1' ,mo . :' 5 . A' ., 1 A vm? .mr F5 u i ,- , Bill Taylor Donald Suits Paulene m Don Tugwell like, Shirley Tipton Bobby Tixier 9 if 9 f J Clinton Tyler 'B 53 nga f r, I, tif NNUN -f..f . . Q , if r N , ,QMS N. T531 N es' ,f p we Gene Waltrip nadene Weatherford ,Ilia x ,Q ,rf-. -' A -x fi i - , ,-Q-.-- 'TS -11, .K .- S t t , tt A Nb , t B11l1e Ruth Vernon Margaret Wade 3 , . J gf Amy Sue Vaughan I I l Jay Lynn Walser Barbara Warren A 'o Q-Erin Dean Waltrip Glenna Faye Wheelis Hazel Wheeler 'ft fb .U Xyfff! : Z an 6 5 4 i no I x f .5 -Wg? i' I 5 r a X X Billy Whltnel' Viola Wilson Helen Wheeler W L rv-Sri Don Wise E lno ra Wright Kenneth Worley Jimmie Wright kg x Francis Woodard Bonnie Yancey N C :av I K -A gn Mfg! ffl A in :Uj 74 uv' tl as Zf,:.e'jQ-f H1 Barber-Shop Quar- of Buffalo, s, Don and Clyde lly made a hit with 'r delightful singing Bowery party last 29th. J ! . 151. ' Q K, . vs ,. X ,vghj,,,,,,,- ....... Y'-3 1 ,V . 'M'- -'N I A 1 3' E, 9 K3 to ,. K V . ' . ig V 'I F Mi, .. ml ii' . f ' X 4 tt 1 3 ' 3 A1 This is a usual scene in the office from 8:45 to 9 O' clock every rn o r ning a s students receive tardy p a s s e s. Shown left to right: Ed Davis, Bobo johnson, Ann Taylor, Bernadine Weather- ford, Lois Leonard, Bobby Turrentine, and Glen- da Brown while Mrs. McMu1-ry and Mr. Clapp get corny excuses for tardiness. B e t t y Gibson, Foncyne es, Billie Guetersloh, and Wyne ll Bailey are relaxing after a tiresome band trip to Dallas last October to play in the Cotton Bowl. Pictured at the right is a picture Mr. Clapp snapped at Sudan while the Lob o s and Hornets were battling it out. This is only a small group of the L..H.S. stu- dents that were helping back the Lobos. Above: Wanda Thomas, jean Dunlap and Mr. Watkins, Business Man- ager are shown working. They carry on and take care ofmost ofthe busi- ness of Levelland High School. Right: Ruth, Ellie, Mo- ses, Don and Mr. Lin- coln are shown at Bu- chanan Darn on their way to Austin to the annual Steck Clinic. Mrs. Rod- enberger, Sponsor, was taking the picture. At one of the many band Parties- Bonnie Ruthef' Elnora Wright, Mary Ann Vaughan, Bobbie folid and BTV-1 a 1' 1' i S Bates, Billie Guetersloh, Bernadyne Wea- Srlmace OH a hlgh note therford, Mary Stark, and Wallie Gravitt while line up for the relay. ,,. Jim Q. Bill and jim Mac fand Shannon, po s e to have their picture made last year Wh i l e the juniors had apicnic at the park. Mary Stark was very unaware that jimmy Dobbs was taking this picture as she t r i e s to watch the show and drink her grapette at the same time. FAM fmaf Q19 S a nt a Cla u s alias Coach Rattan was speci guest at the Christmas party sponsored by the St dent C o unc il on December Z3 at the skating ri Events got under way at 9 o'clock when everybo put on skates and took to the floor. Sk at e s we hastily removed when Santa appeared on the sce about 10 o'clock equipped with Christmas tree, pr sents and all the trimmings. The pa rty broke Ll about 12 o'clock with m any w i s he s for a Merr Christmas and Happy New Year. Bum-ety-Bump-Bump-Lump Lump hits the floor with a thump. Willie Lump Lump Ivy asks Ed Davis to help him up but he, GlennStroup, Nina Lee, Betty Neves and Helen Starr just laugh mercilessly. Bobo johnson brought along some reinforcements. Round and round they go. Talitha Allen and Nina Lee look as though they are expecting a fall. Santa Claus Rattan seems to be a popular man. em! QLMCZX af foo! Jjfoofe beam. a vife' mmm ' K' P ffm Jpfd yffzffzgj am! you MQ A14 qw 9 mm? !f mf W SN 2 N 1 I PQEWXQQCQEQEE A q STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Delmer Hightowerg Dick Lawsong jimmy Dobbsg Charles Mitchellg David Batesg Don Har r i sg Neil Atcheson, Vice-Presidentg Langford Sneedg jim Lukerg Buffalo Baileyg Dee Windsorg Clyde Walter, Presidentg Mr. Clapp, Sponsor. SITTING LEFT TO RIGHT: joella Har r ellg Bonita F ortne rg Mary C. Manng Viva Ann Elliottg Shannon Rutherfordg Betty Sinclair' Betty Lyon, Secretar 1 Y- KNEELING LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Derringtong Sally Wileyg Betty jean Neavesg Joyce Caswell. .Qfucfefzf founcz' Who is responsible for all the g o o d times the student body has enjoyed this ye ar as well as for the s t u d e nt government ? This question has been asked by many students who wanted to know who W a s responsible for the various events that took place here in Ole L. H. S. duringl949- 0 Events like Twirp Season As sem bly Programs, Exchanging of Assemblies and All School Par ties. Who is responsible ? The Student Council. High School. This council is made up of homeroomrepresentative s pr e sident s of the classes and leaders ofeach department in school. Mr. Clapp, principal,acts as sponsor of the democratic student government at Levelland P R 'einsdvcmn O B O A I R -I WofLAMATI0 ' ' 'R.p N voLuM:l Levelluna High school, Friday. Fe 'Y 24' 1950 NUMBER 9 ' SEASON Carolyn Mann, ditor, and-Ioella ell,A ssistant Reporters on lithographed, tab- size LOBO LAIR D.Harris,Drake, utherford, Fortner, Turrentine, Har r is, Sponsor Mrs. Rodenber- glfl' . . C. EBSXCEES ew TwlmSLN:EexPER'MENT A N0 CWS YK e639 Svtiec 5 019 0911-e lair Receives All-T r ,ri 1 xi i QA' EXCIS N Betty -Io Arthur, Business Manager, and PeggyBass, As- sistant Bus ine s s Manager. P092 You' MONT' X 4 pf' 215' Z X 'gtg' 1, wmv' B ,BM ,V , Y cheewreamv is d . 'n W? t ad Monixeaogut his 3agegy,ate6 th Myttie flake eye, 6 25 3 pfi.-pr. A+ he mi. Ar T. H. s. P. A. convemion Lobos Scare Wildcats to Y , 'Q R RalphMarcom, Rex Harris, and Clois Corgin, R it a Elliott, Society Editorg Bobo johnson, Cartoonists. Sports Editorg Bonnie Rutherford and Clay D. Wright, Typists. 1 Z STAFF AT WORK Standing above are Clois Cor- bin, Bobo johnson, Don Harris, Ellie Lincoln. Seated are Ruth Drake, Bonnie Ruther- ford and Shannon Rutherford. Pictured at left are Mr.Clapp who are lar g e ly responsible for the photography. The staff expresses their cere thanks to them for their long hour work and their patience. ... ,Ne Niv- Ruth Drake,Art , Q lu Editor, is respon- ml 60 sible for the cre- ation of the draw- ing in this is s ue of EI., LOBO. EV' 1 1 -of , Kg' I, At right is Mrs. Charles Roden- berger , Sponsor . K MON QPU-7 Sporrs Editor Bo- bojohnsonis shown at right. 'Q 65. W 4 1 -Qs, f r 3- ,,,.Q. T QQ, jg: .D ,RWM , ., ..,. uw. - KW'-N :Z Q ymlllltsop , AMERICA we'wwMIo:sA'.zr,oNronsom sfo!-:I-'og'f', smw vocunoNALrswcuuunf I ' J E v A , Ii Z' Q C 432 fy: gmf IQ? ffffzf A4 fvzfaf fb-V-'f F'.F.A. OFFICERS Instructor, Warren B. Woods, Thomas Ford, Historian, Au- brey Prestridge, Parliamentariang Dick Lawson, Vice-President, Buddy Logsdon, Reporter, Windfred Patterson, Sentinel, Eudell Hood, Secretary, Delmer Hightower, President, and Don Harris, Treasurer and President of Area I. X-V1, ' .: ? 5 i FRONT ROW: Morrow, Hofacket, Lawson, Hodge, Patterson, Preuitt MIDDLE ROW: Woods, Hightower, Harris, Logsdon, Wilford, Whitner, Prestridge, De Santiago, Tugwell, Worley, Salter, Ford, Spruiell BACK ROW: McBride, Stewart, McAuIey, Tixier, Hood, Weir, Bushyhead NOT PICTURED: Guy Rush, Neil Guthrie, J. C. Elliott, J. T. Stewart, Max Gross. . fair. G r os s won Grand pion with his Po- China at the fair. :si-M ,N Q N , L, X: 1 Z' w. X, cv. . '- N avid Powell is roud of his new 0 day old pig. len Salter took fourth place with Poland China during the Hockley The Motto LEARNING T0 DO DOING TO LEARN EARNING T0 LIVE LIVING TO SERVE f . Max Gross hopes to take many honors with his calf. Earl Waldroph also won GrandChampion with his Hampshire at the fair. Guy Rush also hopes to take honors with his projects. j. T. Stuart won first place with his Duroc at the Hockley Co. fair. jimmy Bushyhead is proud of his chickens after tak- ing first place at the Hockley Co. fair. WSMAKERSOF 724 ZLLUZQ ,jo 1 Q 0 Q5 rf'- , Cafe Z-2 -D J. g ,yu to O Q, D X40 x ornema ma 6 - s f?1f'Zz'C'6 d 4, Q, ' NEW BACK ROW: Mrs. Thompson, Jacqueline F r y a r, Glenna Wheeless, Rosine Pool, Joyce Jenkins, Joy Walser, Elta Jean Vernon, Pauline Thurman, Jackie Jameson, Ruth Drake, Betty Jo Arthur, Patsy Johnson, Mary Brown, Barbara Warren, Velta Stevens, Yvonne Drake, and Beatrice Torres. SECOND ROW: Sue Heath, Peggy Dan Bass, Nelva Joyce Frey, Betty Jean Neaves, Peggy Richards, Foncyne Jones, Mary Sue Hinson, Mary Carolyn Mann, Marjie Johnson, Joann Sto c k a r d, Robbie Hodge, Billy Ruth Vernon, and Beverly Caswell. FRONT ROW: Bonita Fortner, Parliamentarian, Tommye Williams, Reporter, Ann Taylor,Secre- tary, Raynell Abernathy, Vice-President, Viva Ann Elliott, President, Joella Harrell, Sergeant at arms, and Mary Jo Woodrow, Song Leader. NOT PICTUREDg Sallie Wiley, and Vera Stewart, Historian. , , ,,, ' If,,1'j.i11'11111 9 ' ,,-.,....-. . Eu ' -1- ----- --- ,5 he N ,A J R Q , P I ne ofthe projects f the FHA was to ell sandwiches, okes, and candy at oonto raise mon- y for a summer This turned very success- ully. Waiting in at the booth in foyer are: jim- Wright, M.C. Bonnie Rut- cqueline Joyce Cas- class M.C. Mann, Betty Neave s, Peggy Betty Gladden, Joyce Caswell, and Elliott cook a meal. When the FHA served the faculty this was snap- ped. Shown are Mr. Shaw, Miss Timberlake, Mr. Sc ott, Mrs. McMurryg Mr. Rattan, Mrs johnson, Tommye Williams,hostess, Mrs. Birt ciel, Mr. Curtis, Mr. Tubb, Mrs. Rodenbergerg Mr. Wheeler and Mrs. Ownbey. Peggy Richards, BettyNeaves,Bob- by Turrentine, Betty Gladden, Barbara Warren, Beverly Chapman, Elta jean Vernon, Iene Sewell, and Bobbie Norris. . 1 S, .. .1 , g . eq... . X, -... -g ,..- Mrs. Thompson watches Sue Whee- ler, Barbara Warren, jacqueline Fryar, joe lla Harrell, Patsy Bur- nett, and Carol Buckner set the table in the correct way. These girls ar e cheerfully going about an un- welcome task. They are, left to right: Viola Wilson, Ne lva Joyce Frey, Joyce Mulkey, -Ioyie Hill, Leona Hinson, Beverly Chapman, and Lula Neeley. In the climax of the first act, joella Harrell, Bobbie Bates, Wallie Gravitt, Yvonne Drake, Vera Stuart, Her shel Homer and Peggy Dan Bass are shown. Shortly after this picture was taken, Yvonne Drake, who played the part of Martha, was murdered. THE CAST Standing: Miss Crabtree,Directorg EdithMorton,Vermelle Bird, 5 mmm any LEVELLAND -IUNIOR CLASS Presents HANGMAN'S NOOSE Directed by Miss Joanne Crabtree Cast of Characters Gareth Keating - - -Norman Bigham Oliver Keep ---- - Her shel Homer Martha - - - - - - - -Yvonne Drake C ar oline Keating ---------- - Barbara Derrington Gail Keating ------ Bobbie Bates Phil Lassiter ---- -Wallie Gravitt Lorna Ke at ing ---- -Ioella Harrell Ella Norris ------- Peggy Bass Polly Moor e ------- V era Stuart Henry Gordon- - -Gene Billingsley Pr oduction C rew Prompter ------ Vermelle Bird Lighting - - - - Duane McMasters Props- - - - - -Wynnell Bailey Publicity- - - - - -Clyde Grappe Burk Roberts Stage Crew - - - - -Ierry Taylor jerry Roberts J. G. Williams john Don Weir Edith Morton and Duane McMasters. Aubrey Prestidge Seated: joella Harrell, Vera Stuart, Bobbie Bates, Peggy Dan Bass, Barbara Derrington, Gene Billingsley, Wallie G r avitt, Norman Bigham, and Hershel Homer. Barbara Derrington QCaroline Keatingj is shown holding a gun onthe murderer Gene Billingsley fHenry Gordonj in the last act of the play. Others in the picture are Vera Stuart, QPolly Moore, and Peggy Dan Bass fElla Norrisj . erZz'Cf'Z ' C YOU Directed by Miss joan Crabtree Penelope Sycamore- - - - Essie ---- Rheba ---- Paul Sycamo Mr. DePinna Ed ----------- Donald ---------- - Martin Vanderhoff- - Alice ---- Henderson- - - - Tony Kirby- Boris Kolenkhov- - - Bay Wellington - ---- - Mr. Kirby ------ Mrs . Kirby- Three G-Men- - - - - - Olga ---- Prompters - THE SENIOR C LASS Presents l ' V A L.. , 0 CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU Bonnie Rutherford Ruth Drake - - -Betty Lyon re-- -- - - -j. P. jones - -jimmy Dobbs - - - james Heath - -jim Mac Luker - - -Bobo johnson - - Patsy Burnett - -Ralph Marcom Grandpa has trouble with the internal revenue man. - - -joe French - - - -Ed Byerley - Billie Guetersloh - - - -jimmy Long -- --- ---MaryMann Bobby Brown Harley joe Hughes Glenn Stroup - - - Evelyn King - - -jane Cole Bonnie Lyon Mr. DePinna poses for Penny as the Discus Thrower. THE CAST Top Row: Bobo johnson, jim Luker, Bobby Brown, Harley joe Hughes, Ed Byerley, Glenn Stroup, joe French, Evelyn King, jane Cole, Bonnie Lyon. Middle Row: Ruth Drake, Betty Lyon, Patsy Burnett, Mary C. Mann, Bonnie Ruth- erford, Billy Guetersloh, and jimmy Long. Bottom Row: james Heath, jimmy Dobbs, j. P. jones. Mrs. McMurry, Bobbie Wiley, Patsy Burnett, and Barbara Bowman are shown here record- ing grades for the past six weeks. Other of- fice girls are: Barbara Warren, Vera Stuart, jackie Fryar, and Shirley Brooks. I...H.S. is really proud of the band students that made the All State Band this year. These s tu d e nt s were Sallie Wiley, jane Cole, David Bates and Charles Watson. jo Olive Vardeman, who is Superintendent Mar- com's secretary is if shown typing a letter. it L4 '- -,X Hershel Home, Peggy Dan Bass and Ralph Marcom are shown reading a short skit. 1Qc'ZLc'ffL'2tz'65 W1la Faye Brehears Sue Heath Amy Sue Vaughn and jane Cole are shown eating re freshments last February 17th at a band parent's party. ABOVE: Talitha Allen, Mary C. Mann andBillie Gueter- sloh are giving a skit during one of the 30- minute radio programs that the R a d i o Speech cla s s presents once a week. Miss Crabtree is sponsor ofthe class and we really are proud of the splendid w o r k she has done this year. This is the first year the Ra- dio Spe e ch Class has been offered to students for 1fZ credit to all students taking the one semester COU.I'Se . Above, students of the dri ving education c l a s s, Burk Roberts, Patsy Bur nett, Roland Curtis ar shown with Mr. Curtis structor a s Mr Fa , . u hands over the keys of the new Dual-C ontr ol C ar nated by Reid-Faubion Chevrolet Co. Clay D. Wright give s a review of the news for the pa st week Bobo johnson w ait s his turn to give the outlook on sports. simon MQW mfoaaaf + 5. Wynell Bailey seated at piano. ' Left to Right: Mr. Wheeler, Dir e c t o rg Bobbie Burns, Ardella Ro s s, Allie Mary Brown, Robbie Burns, Pauline Thurman, Ima Lee Wright, Lois l..eonard,Mary jo Woodrow, Margie johnson, Evelyn Rogers, and Margaret Wade. H5 ,. 1--.XM KQAP 5243 M it is Standing: Talitha Allen, Rita Elliott, Mary C. Mann, Billie Guetersloh, jackie Low- ry, Mary Stark, Shannon Ruthe r for d, Elta jean Vernon, and BillieRuth Vernon. Seated: Bobo johnson, Rex Harris, Perry Heard, Gene Billingsley, Bobby Turren- tine, Ralph Marcom, Buffalo Bailey,and Clay D. Wright. IZVZILQWQ 1010 .ZCMXQ CLARINETS Wallie Gravitt Edith Morton Sue Wheeler Helen Starr Jimmie Dobbs Freddie Lowe Bonnie Lou Rutherford Belva Morse Shannon Rutherford Bennie Wooten Lonnie Howard jean Starr Marvine Landers Sarabeth Simpson Nancy Lawlis Foncyne jones Robert Ray Robbins Richard Miller Dan Vasquez Betty Morton Billie Guetersloh Maurene Nunley Betty Langford julia Terry Danny Mitchell FLUTES Ed Davis Gracie Wheeler Dwight Pounds Lucinda Birtciel Polly Ann Kennedy Ivan Gressett Peggy Brown Gloria Petty Larry Cook Anita Aubrey OBOES Susie Vaughan Laura Hamill ALTO C LARINET Sallie Wiley BASS CLARINET Charles Lee Watson BASSOON Bernadyne Weatherford BARITONE SAX Mary Weaver Donna Stevens ALTO SAX Eleanor Lincoln Barbara Shamburger Kay Russell Bobby Hugill Patsy Lincoln Joan Garrison TENOR SAX Gerald Don Abell Willa Fay Breshears Sue jo Cole james J. johnson CORONETS Scott Couch George Mar com james Heath Roland Barton Roy Martin Charles Simon Mitchell Masters Wayne Thompson Travis Shofner Beverley Burney jerry Pickens Gene Ray Olen Petty FRENCH HORN Mary Ann Vaughan jerrie Holt Bobbie Bates Throys Barton Elnora Wright Joyce Lyon Margaret johnson Sue Heath TROMBONES Homer Hailey jackie Lee Reynolds J. L. Turnbow jr. Betty Gibson Bobby Baggett Sherrill Horne Bob Lewis Charles Turpen BARIT ONES jane C ole Bob jones jimmy Black Patsy johnson DRUMS Mary Stark Ruth King Hazel Wheeler Wynell Bailey Roe Ann Adams BASSES David Bates Don Kennedy jerry Taylor Donald Gillespie Richard Bailey OO xx- . , H sr O Y . isggggs Z.' giififf, ,V-Q 7? ' 1:' .,,,..,,,1 I A 3. If . . XJ , r .1-nip fp as X --aussi ' .XX X av , lame s Heath Drum Major i Whedef Starr 5u5'1aKor ekje ajoretfe - s . 1? 'nr f 'K X UTI Helen Starr Majorette W. R. Wheeler Beryl H31-1-is Director Assistant Director Ufzejefefzng ecfeffancf 7L7flfA 52200 Mascot 6 S Mascot Patsy Raymond Henri Brown PEP SQUAD MEMBERS are, left to right: First row, Ann Taylor, Mary Carolyn Mann, Patsy Raymond, Bonita Fortner, Henri Brown, Viva Ann it Elliott, Mary Beth Eatherly. Second row, Jean Mitchell, Shirley Killion, Velma Wiley, Beverly C a s w e 1 l, Raynell A b e r n athy, Valta Stevens, Georgia Sikes, Patsy Sikes, Wanda Sewell, Joyce Arendell, Delia De Santiago, Sue Heath. Third row, Patsy French, Jackie Jam e s o n, Faye Wright, Evelyn Rogers, Vera Stuart, Peggy Clem Bobbie Wiley, Ruth Drake, Hattie Collier,Ba1-bara Derington, Estellia De Santiago, Joy Walser. Fourth row, Patsy Laseman, Gayle Lee, Sarah Davis, Throys Barton, Irene Sewell, Lula Nee- ley, Jackie Qualls, Barbara Medford, Pauline Thurmon, Pat Watson, Rosene Pool, Doris Laseman. Fifth row, Shirley Tipton, Virginia Gibson, Betsy Smith, Julia Williams, Betty Sharmon, Gayle Sawyer, Phyllis Ann Phillips, Annette Stark, Eddie Flo Barnes, Glenna Wheeless. Not pictur- ed, Jo Ann Ale x ande r, Betty Jo Arthur, Jimmie Lou Brown, Carol Buckner, Betty Carr, Rita Cochran, Velda Coursey, Charlene Ellison, Othana Gadber ry, La Rue Gilmore, Rita Elliott, Lottie Harris, Joyce Jenkins, Dorothy Kaufman, Martha Leonard, Margaret Mood, Dean Scott, Sponsors, Mrs. McMurry and Miss Timberlake. P 5 feacfew The '49-'50 Pep Squad was first and foremost in promot- ing school spir it Within the student body. When the Lob o s met the f avo r e d Roughnecks of Sun- down, the Pep S quad was on the spot to cheer them on to a victory. This same spirit predominated throughout the season, even through the heartbreaking lo s s to Little- fie ld Wildcats who later be- came state champs. The Pep S qua d climaxed the seasonwith the annual Pep Squad-Football Banquet. Amy Sue Vaughn and john were crowned Band and Pep Squad Sweethearts at this affair. Bonita Fortner, Head Cheerleader Mary Carolyn Mann, Senior . . -If Don't you like it, - Do the Alabama Shake It! Can't you take it, 1 v ' 4, Viva Ann EU NDO the boog ie to the ion, Jumor east cf Mary Beth Eatherly, Freshman C'mon Lobos! Do your best! Ann Taylor, Sophomo uDO the b - T6 OOg16 to the W est Mzffowe ierz dfrzzlr When classes meet in friendly rivalry, excitement will b e at fever heat as it was at the annual Halloween Carnival which took place on Monday night, October 31, 1949, in the gym. Booths at the carnival sponsored by the different classes provided entertainment as well as money for the Campus King and Queen race. The coronation of the Campus King and Queen took place in the Junior High Auditorium at nine o'clock. Glenn Clarkson and Helen royalty title with 13 956 votes 1 S 'I : I, I senior c la s s candidates, claimed I 1 . . s f - Delmer Hightower, junior, seems to be enjoy- ing having his fortune told by Narlene Rawls, senior. We're wondering what holding her hand has to do with it. J, P, Jones, Tarzan Johnson, Ellie coln, and Ed Bye rley sold cold drinks candy at the seniors' concession booth. ob 09 0 WEE At the Sophs' dart throwing booth Barbara Warren, Betty Jean Neeves, Sue Wheeler, and Betty Gladden work- ed hard to put Ruth King and J. B, Lau- derdale on the throne. nw! 'QZGIM igfitgf ,Lmgmy Cheer le ade r s smile happily after being presented at the banquet. Peggy Richards, Mona Wright, Ioan Alexander, and Patsy Knick are the 1950 leader sg also, Viva Elliot who is not pictured. John Branch, pep squad sweetheart, is escorted to his throne by Bonita Fo r tne r, head cheer leader. ,off Mrs, Scottie and Mr. Shaw have fun demonstrating the rhumba. Q X950 17060 Sguacf ,Q N ! 1 E Cheer leaders of 1949 were snapped on the football field, Ann Taylor, Mary C, Mann, Bonita Fortner, Viva Elliot, and Mary Beth Eatherley pose with mascots, Patsy Raymond and Henrietta Brown. The 1949 f o o tb all season was climaxed amid much g aie ty and laughter at the annual football banquet which took place in the cafeteria Monday night, December 5. The highlights of the evening included the presentation of Amy Sue Vaughn, Band Sweet- heart, and John Branch, Pep Squad Sweetheart. Announcementof the cheer leaders for 1950 was also an outstanding event on the program. 6 C' ' u C' Q, h ,J 'L X C o ache s Tubb Scott, Tipton, Ratton, Wheeler, and Palmer sing an impromptu version of Sweet Adelinef' Y FQ77CZ?9QZMQ? 'Q-oc 'Q . y , . 1 4 . X N-,f , ..Q.,yyH Z N O X5 L' 4 1' All ' l' 'yfagfxkfg I Q g tb rf I 1 F! ,. , 0 ,C 'P gmffh-f - - s-ff A I .fi -vf , K, N 2pQfaa1+Hai fWkwM,K X 2NX5Xw+4fwMhwQLf 79... jp. 4 C 1 4 ' Kea falmou ndfffwqjmfmgfggi 2 UAg4M!,1z! fflem aff 1, 729412 Me 064 fycfu W ZIf6'Z agen! X XM ffflfwff KM MDRPM' 75064 a ffenafm ff'PQffAeiz queen, We 8 f4144 UfQ.g7O!V1Qfy7PQ info jokmon gonna fyfezfefzi 5.5577 lffff'-1-57QOLM!D Zzfa 72'cz'ne'c pee Mn HMMWZ1! 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Both head L.H.S.publi- cations with Don e d it i n g El Lobo, and Mary Carolyn editing Lobo Lair. Bobbie and jim Mac Bobbie Wiley and jim Mac Luker, seniors, right,were selected forthe citizenship honors. As president of the class of '50, jimMac cooperates wholeheartedly with his s p o n s o r s and fellow students . Bobbie is known among s t u d e nt s and faculty as the girl you can depend on. Betty Betty Lyon, senior, left, and our capable Student Council Secretary, won the Civics award for her care- ful work in that field. Jimmie Jimmie Dobbs, senior, right, with alove for testtubes and chemi calformulas , has won special recog nition in the field of science. -2' l f :Sf if: fs ffygiiif HY! . 1 gm- ..'. we-:l'. 5, at iq lgxtggsmgis y X 45 S'-jI3'5,,xI 5: -f ' ff Y 'K Fifi Y 5L2'S:?xi5 S if . A w E, YT. 'GED' . 12115 2 K , , ft 'ff . 'L Q - i f -'x Ed EdBye1-ley senior, is out standing in field ofmath matics where has a special ta lent with triangle andx+y's. int ' ned ee t'cs are menuo ' athle 1 . ide?- when e 15 conS WindS011l Z glared in foorbau i i 1' 5 t' d is outstanding basketball an ennl-5 ' ann-f-f- Tommye Who n01'r1ics Could be the H Iendl Ive th Lou Wiiuand deservin OTGI- than out in b lams, senior Sh Ommye d' - . Oth the cl f ostands 1v1s1ons. O hlng and foods - QQ gi I Helen and David Lobo band members, above, Helen Starr and David Bates, eni- cel in the field of music. David, bass player, was selected to play in the all st ate band and Helen, majorette, has won several first division medals in twirling. Narlene The hisf ay OTY Cla aula though p au l a lilzliinlvi tile? N a r 1 e n e Rajisesshalfe Cho- Even -d-term, S elf fepre-se f - ' emor, as Braduatedet ml ech that She M52 fated first inlirlitllvef Narlene has d so apt in SP6 t represent thi out her hi he 1 s field through- e elected O U3 1 g School Caree be en 5 ent kBeloWl e ow r' artfn ' de? nn ,, E41 ,4- Bobo Bobojohnson was selected fo Who's Who in journalism. Among -'Q his m a ny accomplishments, are ig 9' holding positions on both publi- I. cations staffs, and the creation of 3 Montie Mouse, popular character Kg.. appearing in a Lobo Lair serial. ii 'H - fr. repfesentat- orne ECO- . Y 35 eycafnlne 5 Betty b state t Nea-Je.: Rated atea,Bet 7' who in driver H1 A who S be5t . 5 awarde luniop 1Educ2tiOn' Driving - 1 E ene ,I , . h a nl C 3 ug specializmgm m e C ll soPhO' . ene Cardwe ' nt draw1Y1E'Eugh o 5 e n to r9PTeSe re, was C rtment- EZ lndustrial AI't5 depa QBeloWl Doris The first person to represent the Spanish department in the an- nual is D o r i s Laseman, junior, who enjoys the study of foreign language and excels in it, Barbara Barbara Bowman, senior, rep- resenting t he Commercial A r t s department is out standing in book- keeping, shorthand, and typing. ' Candid mer, ate for Lon is awalfgk Lawson, bele Star Far C ed 1 OW: se ' uit'-WG. 0 S Wh o in Amor, gri- Phyllis bal'f?5lIgp1intimaker in Basket who is girlsxlll S TiPfon, junior, ti SPOITS rep!-es ve for 1950. cBeloW, enta uffzj? iffy 'zicfe Gir1s'last chance for getting dates during Twirp Week was for hayride to Yellow- house C a nyon oln Friday night, March 3. The Women is Requested to Pay was the theme of Twirp Week. one TWIRP per day The main interest of everyone in this picture is TWIRPS not measuring 60 inches 1n length or 100 getting something to eat. can be hunted only durmg daylight hours or Q , mghtfall ,Q caught hunting TWIRPS without llcense wlll J Qc S1 O0 and cost of Court Q - A A 5 lv. g 5 fv 1 A , :L , fl ' 5' 9 C3 ' af.- Hockey Head Heard, Helen Clo, Betty jo, Donald La- Marr B obbie Wiley, and joe Bybee make a cozy scene in this picture. ' N, f . .sw Q f .M ,otoo on 'W' 12 , M , t t 5 .. K .i K-fzfffii i' 21: N., , up 5 Phone B 0 oth ? comment. Jimmie Dobbs and ames Heath. No jan! 7217? The Lobo band made a trip to Dallas in October to participate in events at the State Fair on Oc- tober 19. Pictures explained from right to left around the page. Mr. Wheeler, direc- tor of band, was snapped at Seymour. . . , .4 1 - K fwifiv - ' I wa? ' ,,,-:W,,, Q fl! 55531: ' . -ins,-:m,:i..f: 'V gl, f .4 J T wifi l i,4::55-e1-,l- 1 L u EEEQH Hi . 11 -1. zz? 4' 2 1 lx li Q X jimmie, james, and Gerald DonAbel give Alle le a r signal asthey prepare to sneak out. Helen, Edith, and Donna had their pic 1 A , ture t a k e n at Lake A W at fl ...h Worth' ' tt,,..,.. ,, ,.,., to .,tkt S . .4 145. A, Sallie Wiley with a monkey but which is H the monkey? Q , , W - vo ...ff I .1582 5 1 -tv 'I ' V 5 VJ' f at x I , ,fr , 1 , ' ' s WSWS jg-5 V, A ie'-'if 32 D o n K e n n e d y and ,mm ij ? A , David Bates snapped at Seymour. if Q i iy at. . 7 si it Wynell Bailey, Edith Morton, Ellie Lin- coln, Hazel Wheeler, S u sie Vaughan, and Donna Stevens p o s e with school bus. Helen Starr relaxes while Edith Morton concentrates on loading her camera. Donna Stevens snap- ped with Mr. Whee- ler. Three lonesome wolves, Wallie Gra- vitt, james Heath, and Jimmie Dobbs. Jean Tabor, Edith, 8: Helen pose in front of the Cotton Bowl. Ellie 81 Clo Q' Ibm. V. 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'-'-sf-J' J L gb L F,-f ,ff .xy .fl X' X ,ffff F Db-QIQ- Q 3,5 Cano Tubb B Squad Coach Truett Rattan Head Coach Bill Scott Assistant Cc Captain-William 'Buffalo Bill Bailey Senior-End-1 letter Lamesa He reford Sundown Morton Sudan B rownfie ld Post Mule shoe Littlefield TOTAL 1949 Schedule 1949 Le velland Levelland Levelland Levelland Levelland Levelland Levelland Levelland Le velland TOTAL - 0 - 0 -38 -33 7 26 -21 -33 -13 171 Captain Dee Rudolph Windsor-Quarte Senior-Z letters All D1StT1Ct l s E ohn rat Semor 3 letters 1 ff James Tarzan Johnson Senior-Guard-Z letters dv- 9g if ft 1 Glenn J tri Clarkson , , A Senior - J , C IQ- I Tailback s N C' ' 1 letter 1 Jimmie Blufort Spence, 4 .- C Junior-Center-l letter ' 'Oscar Billingsley Junior-End-1 letter Heard and Clarkson get a worm's eye View as lf Cflgl ss 44' It ' C Q' ' . .Q -35-,1 K n K 4 f its . I 5 A 31431 -C A ' 91 Q f 5 af C lyde S tump Grappe Junior -End-Guard 1 letter ff MSS ' 'Do Do Rufus' QM!! ! f' -fjffgmv? f A--- f so ..N A .. 'Keira fs-:Gly Bill L.e's go Taylor Junior-Fullback 1 letter qw- wana. ww, 1 s 'l A 5.4 6 :gr y , - Durwood Bobo ' ' .Tohnson Senior-F ullback Z Letters-Hon. HH? R Y ,mi 5 6 Bobby Brown-Nose Senior-Tack1e- 1 letter Brown Gean Prancer Waltrip Ment. All-District Dean Dancer Waltrip Junior-Wingback Letter s -Hon. All-Dist. Ment. Don Gay Boy Wise Junior-Quarterback Z letters Z letters .4 . E -4, 'ff Junior-F ullback Ar RP i M.. 1 fm W llrr ,,,s 1 Hockey Head Heard Junior Ta1lback w L. ,ff rf Z Letters A11 D1st XQWIX- f k l'flf,1XfX The boys get a well deserved meal after the Hereford 8 .WXM Y E' Its' .ff K 'K L. i A ' sf A f ,. Harvey 2-Hu.rr1p Campbell L ' E E X J A 50phomore-Center- 1 letter i f ' - ,A ,ag '4 g ?2iggLf5gi eee f Wifse , f . fr- ww . . . 6' ,W '-Q ei- are . 0 lm 'fgxtx 1 2- E Neil E Atchie ' Atch .Tunior-End- 1 letter Johnny Demon Railey Junior-End-1 letter M ... Si . n ison Lucey K' Luker-Senior ' Wingback-Z letters .-xg vain!! 4 .e.,,,.,. - Y: K A --g,i, R , , y A do NK Wie. ,I K. ,XR . ,,. 1 ' 2. .-S ' -3515 '::ifW345g4 ,K S 1, x 'N' ',-. 4, -.tfexf N.-' H' 'Eff ws! ef.,-i. -Y e -w+e111'::: - - 133,71 NM f , ji E 'bel eil 'X Ed Egghead Byerley Senior-Tackle-3 letters P All District Eugene Killer Cardwell .Tunior-End-1 letter ,f Ed B1rd Dog Davis-Senior Guard-l letter X X 3 Windsor holds, Sneed boots one A-QV Joe Whistler Caufal W Junior-Center-1 letter Bob Langford ,ii 'Pappyu Lanky Sneed We x W Kennedy Sophomore-Guard 0 Senior-Tackle l letter-All District 3 letters-All District Qu? fqdfldgefd 4 K -sw. I A X ILP, Lover Boy Jones R.D. Tic Se1'1i01 Gua1'd'1 letter Clyde Walter Bill Dryden Duane McMasters IaCkS01'1-59I1i01' Bill B1owho1e Mile Tackle-l letter 4 kd ,.. 4 Captains Bailey and Windsor crown our OH, Happy Day! Blow shaves Bobo while .QM on 3106245 uf Although the Lobos won only five while losing four g am e s this season, they still consider the '49 season as a highly successful one. Only two of the four losses were conference defeats, and only one team, S udan, was able to best the Pack by more than one touchdown, something even mighty Littlefield couldn't do. The bunch had a bad night when they lost to the Sudan Hor- nets by a score of 26-7, but they showed up well in such games as their 32-0 win over Muleshoe, their 33-0 trouncing of Morton, their 38-7 stomping of favored Sundown, their 26-7 downing of class AA Brownfield, and their Z1-12 upset over the Post Antelopes. The highlight of the Lobos' season came when they led the State Champion Littlefield Wild- cats, a solid 26 points favor ite, by 13-6 at the half-time, only to go down fighting to a 20-13 score, when a heavy last half drizzle dr ow ne d out the Lobos' aerial attack. The Littlefield players, after winning the Texas State Class A championship, all voiced the unanimous opinion that the Lobos had comprisedthe stiffest competition of the Wildcats' season. They also stated that they sincerely believed that, had the Lobos won the game and the toss that would have de- cided the resulting tie, they would have easily won over all playoff competition, and the Lobos would be State Champions today! That's quite a tribute coming from those who are inabetter position to know than anyone--The Littlefield Wildcats themselves. Q Q' 'MP' ,H ,V h A 'im hrlkgmhv' Q .. T.: .Q ft' g,l7ff5'T'fx The unsung heroes of any football squad is the B team. These boys, pictured above, cons- titute the Cannon Fodder for the 'A' team. They work out every day, take laps with the 'A' squad, run plays against the heavier, more experienced 'A'team, and the 'A' team seems to walk off with all the glory. These boys won 3 out of 5 game s this season, losing only to the White- face 'A' team, and the Seminole Bees. All of them will return next year, and we're looking for- ward to seeing many of these boys up in the ranks of the 'A' team next year. A Reading left to right, they are: Kneeling--Coach Gano Tubb, Frank Burnett, Charles Mitchell, Billy Murray, Billy Spruiel, Baker Hallford, Harold Phelan, Donald Suits, and Gilbert Sanchez. Standing--Royce Creagor, LaVon McAuley, james Pie r c e, Eudale Hood, Zack Reid, Bill Minor, joe Hayes, -I. B. Lauderdale, Boyd Patton, Don Huffstetter, and Donald Pigg. Dee Windsor-Sr.-Forward Z letters-276 points r11En '..v-.1 v - .f..,,...,..'pf::N:-'-'rf - 1-g gi -Af.,.5.....- . ,,,, N ,W ww, ,K Harlan Guinn-Sr.-G Z letters-207 points of ,ff Buffalo B111 Ba11ey-Sr.- ' '::' L i , Guard-1 letter-218points Clarkson le ap s for tip-off open district title game ag st Sudan. Other Lobos Guinn, Q44jg Spence, Q Bailey, H1613 and Windso 1 I t 5 5- .. .S 1' Q77Q. Sudan won, 44-41. SCHEDULE TOURNAMENT RECORD We They LEVELLAND 31 Springlake Z5 Seagraves 19 38 Springlake 14 Brownfield 26 W ,A:, 47 siafon 7 COACH Morton 33 3 22 Ropes Z8 GANO TUBE CONSOLATION 43 Denver City 44 AW,,, SEAGRAVES 30 Shallowater 35 1, Lubbock 'B' 30 24 Brownfield 2.3 Andrews 'B' 2.6 54 Pettit Z7 Andrews 30 56 Tahoka 19 FIRST PLACE 41 Sudan Z9 - 'EE7sf - 35 Littlefield Z1 Denver City 41 41 Abernathey 45 Midland 48 Z3 Sudan 41 pecos 31 32 Morton Z1 Big SP1-ings 40 Z8 Denver City Z4 CONSOLATION 57 Sundown ZZ 43 Sundown 28 O'Donne11 27 49 Mule shoe 41 Sudan 42 43 Andrews 39 'C' post 31 54 Ropes 33 ' H Sudan 44 34 Andrews 35 3 SECOND PLACE 42 Morton 34 A 55 Muleshoe Z4 can on 48 Jimmie Spence-jr. 38 Littlefield 26 ELIIMNATED Glenn C Forward-1 letter Abernathey 45 ff y Center-1 letter 39 363 Poms 1595 Total 1245 595 Tourney Totals 516 304 points Burnett -jr letter -71 points Q:..s E . f'v E' l s'1Q'5 QNO. 44, 1 letter -18 points Spence drops one in against Canyon. Waiting for rebound is Harlan Guinn. Phelan-jr.- Doyle Peanut Tyler jr.-l letter-34 points 'Pl'. vf . vnu.. V Canyon makes 2 as Cruinn and Spence wait for rebound. Don Wise-jr.- l letter-76 points l ' i '-'--mm-V-...Mm or Guinn jumps for tie ball against Canyon in Reg- ional Tourney. Spence fextreme right, waits for ball. Canyon Won the game, 20-39. ,,f ' S ' llll I ,,. so , f' S sf p A L3 5 if O :fx I 1 g ' XD . ' - gg 92 ef? e,fl A - fu 4 -.Si ' I .. -.:. ...J -x 5 - ' 13' Clarkson lays in Z points against Su- dan in District title game at Sundown. Don Wise QNo.22l is at the left. Sudan won 44-41. 1 letter -3 Z points Neil Atchison-jr .- The 1950 season of the Lobo cag- ers can only be classed as highly successful. Entering 5 t o u r n a- ments, the y t o ok trophies in 4, failing to place only in the Reg- ionaltournament. They took first at Seagraves. They took Conso- lation in the highly-competitive Odessa tournament, losing only to Denver City, and coming back to defeat such teams as AA Big Spring and Pecos. They took Third in the i r ow n tournament losing only to AA Brownfield. In the district tournament, the Lobos took second, losing the title by3 points after having an 11 point edge eaten away by Sudan after 3 of the Lobo starters fouled off. In th e regional tournament, the Lobos ran up against Canyon, state champs-to-be, and were e lim i nat e d from the tourney, their first without a trophy. in as Q HarlenGuinnjumps to start first conference game with Sudan. Windsor 1772 waits for tip-off. Levelland won, 41-Z9 . Two scenes taken from the Donkey Ball Game be- tween the Lobo 'B' team and the school faculty. At the left is a study of fu- tility. Mr. Curtis spent approximately 48 minutes trying to mount Cleo , his donkey, and finally made it, as we see in the picture on the right, where Curtis, B teamer Langford Sneed, and two unidentified faculty members head for aloose ball. Bteamers won, 28-12. There are several points in s e a s o n of the Lobo Cagers b e a r strong resemblance to season of the LoboGridders. First, both t e am s found 1 ways to the di s t r ic t finals both were definite underdogs. these district games, both te proved an unpleasant surprise the f a v o r it e s. The footballer pulled ahead of t h e favored tlefield t e am, only to be dr back by a s e c ond-half dri The C ag e r s were ahead of favored Sudan team by ll po before g oing down to a score 44-1 1 , after losing three of start ing five vi a the foul-out rc The footballers' season was ed by the team that later bec State Champs, and the Cagers, the R e g i o n a l Tourney, lost Canyon, who lat e r won the Championship. 1 Shown above is the Lobo B Cage te am. The Lobo Bees made a good record for themselves this season as well as gaining valuable experience for next year, and, in some cases, the next two years. Shown left to right, they are: Kneeling: Wallie Gravitt, Donald jackson, jerry Mays, Burk Roberts, and Donald Suits . Standing: james Pierce, Billy Alexander,Sherril Warrengjames johnson,joe Hayes, and Langford Sneed. :Hoi iief Xu Lil ---if T -t ,,,,,L.. ..v..,,. -T'+-5 5.7. AIN X and axtie Co? award v We Seniora Sewell Y- . 1 Xena Phyllis Tipton, junior Coach W. O. Tipton lettersxp 3 letters-Forward O1'Wa S 1. 45 ff.. ameson junlor .alum-......,, Donna Stevens Z2 makes Z points against Whiteface 1n Levelland Tournament rd 3113 CAPTAIN Patsy Sikes Senior letter guard Barbara Derington-junior Z letter s -Guar d 2 letters Guard S93-Txne -X Xe ff e Shman 6 r ' W af Alexanditer 'F or Phyllis Tipton makes good a free Donna Stevens -Senior F orward-l letter throw against Whiteface . Martha Le onar d-jr . l letter -Guard Not Present for picture- -Joyce Arendell-Senior Z letters-Guard Shirley Hill-Freshman l letter-Guard Shirley Senior szirooks e Forward liters Wanda Sewell QZZQ and Z Sudan gi vie for ball in Sudan game. Suda Won 20-24. Throys Barton 1 letter-guard The entire Lobo girls cage squad is pictured above. These are the girls who took second in the county tournament, losing to Whitharrel Z3-25. They are, left to right: A Sitting: Joanne Alexander, Shirley Brooks, Hattie Collier, Phyllis Tipton, Martha Leonard, and Wanda Sewell. Kneeling: jan Garrison, Mgr., Throys Barton, jackie jameson, Shirley Hill, Donna Stevens, and Barbara Deringtonf Standing: Coach W. O. Tipton, Doris La s em an, Mona Ruth Wright, jean Mitchell, Patsy Sikes, Belva Morse, Patsy Watson, and Lottie Harris. The Lobo Volleyball team watches as Coach Tipton explains 5 - a play. Reading from left to right, they are: First Row: Phyllis Tipton, Martha Leonard, Barbara Derington, Coach M Tipton, Throys Barton, and joyce King. Second Row: Belva NN W -' Morse, Betty Lambert, Joanne Alexander, Patsy Lasernan, Eddie Flo Barnes, jackie jameson,Hattie Collier, and Joyce Caswell. as 1 f-.....,.,..,, was -WL... ww.-,,.4 BARBARA W.O. DERINGTON' TIPTON CAPTAIN M L . ' if A' j1m Mac Luker- M V Q , I Langford 440 yd. Dash 'V ' V 'L -LTL 1 ' V' ' 5 Shot put, Q , - A f T., . 1 . iw. 8 - Q' nr: Wk isdn 'W Jim Kennedy' and Gene Billingsley-440 relay. Harvey Campbell-Shot put and discus throw. TRACK COACH BILL SCOTT FIELD COACH TRUETT RATTON A 741496K 5. if!!! Perry Hockey Headl' Heard-Hurdles Dean Waltrip-100,440 re- Gean Waltrip lay, high jump, hurdles 220 yd. Dash Bill Taylor, 880 yd. Run-Pole Vault Bozo Belk Broad Jump Eugene Cardwell Broad jump, pole 16479515-Q!! is ,T Ye ww WW 2 me it .Qt .M if .,w?TWiQ?2?.iEWr WX w N 5 at i NSW 'ME UN-Q '1 fk Q K Self 0 'g sf' 'i BILL SCOTT Pictured above is the baseball s quad, along with Coach Bill Scott. This is the entire group that came out for baseball, snapped before the workouts began. Shown left to right, these baseballers are: Kneeling: Perry Heard, Zack Reid, jerry Mays, Bill Dryden, Eugene Cardwell, Harold Can't Get No Phelan, -I. Lee War d, Guy Rush, Glenn Salte r, and Benny Hofacket. Standing: Sherril Warren, Donald Pigg, jim Luker, Harvey C ampbell, David Bates, William Ivy, Bkaer Hallford, Frank Burnett, Neil Atc his on, BobbyBrown, jim Kennedy, Donald Suits, J. B. 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