Levelland High School - El Lobo Yearbook (Levelland, TX)
- Class of 1951
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But it has been fun and we hope you like it. lt is our wish that, as you look through the pages of your l95l El Lobo in later years, that the collection of pictures, activities, and written material which you see there will help you to recall happy school days in L. H. S. There is quite a story behind the selection of our theme, which is a comparison between the oldtime ranch-life, an industry upon which lite in West Texas has been built, an d modern school days, upon which your own life is based. After much discussion of themes, the staff was divided exactly in halt, one half arguing for campus, the other, western. Both sides were determined but finally we reached a logical solution: compromise. The compromise' proved to be appropriate, because there are so many would-be cowboys attending L.H.S. If you don't believe it, just look around you and notice the number of boots, levies, and ten gallon hots you see. lt is nice to notice, too, that there is a good reason for so much western atmosphere. For, after all, West Texas was first settled by ranchers of the Old West variety. So we give you our old-time cowpokes and our modern day dudes. We would like to express our appreciation to Weimhold's Printing Company who print- ed our annual and Shugart's who made all class portraits.-THE STAFF. sql'- l .1 ,C i 0 Q Ca- v-, IIIIIJIIIJ I 0 J I J , gi v I .o o TABLE OF In Memoriom - Dedication. - - L.H.S. - - - School Fovorites - Who s Who - Faculty - - Seniors - Juniors - - Sophomores - Activities - Sports - - Advertisements 1, 1,00 v or .4 Z - 0 CONTENTS Q Q Q Q Y 5 Q Q 1 S Q 1 N X M x u N 5 X Q J,,, pl 'll1 I 'iff 111 41111111 1IlIll E i if wa vw-N in lf!!-Oh! YW 1 if MM W!!! 51015 forbi ' W WZ .Md gl ,ffifff ,mf 4poIl'4u-Q X ' ' r V ' E. ,Ol ff' 4-. x l4'YA 'Ar 44 A, vV 44 A' In Memoriam By BEVERLY CASWEIL He was just a boy of sixteen, Whom everyone loved so well: We all worshiped and loved htm, Our Jim, the one who was so swell. He never bothered anyone, He never brought them shameg He was just a good boy, And we loved to hear the sound of name. Jim was good in hls schoolwork, He was good in his sports, He always showed good 31 Just as you and I should do Now he has gone and left us, But we'll never forget him or his Our Jim, the one we thought the OI. We'll see htm again in happier days. Let's all remember hlm as our 1 mate, The one who was so good and kind Not just a boy in hlgh school, But Our Jim, whom we'll never leave behind. , . 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M15--.5,, .Y , v my ' i 5461 Law' bf! 'gi o nnn W A I' im, 1,233 Ki 1. ML H 'ffl' 'I , ,X 01113, DEI aqfjlll 0 , semailhff 'IU?,?ric:1lzU,.Nt eq ' Y'-'ho ' 1TO1v ' lv - 1 17,6 gilq.. Q . ER - veal., IZOIIUI- Illg'UjX,0V1 fl . sfyphovno 10 . 1.5, BARBARA SHAIXIBURGER. president of thi- Spanish Club, was selected as Whifs Who in that field. 'L,,- Whip. 8 3 qi 'Wars qi al AMY SUE VAUGHAN tops in clothing and foods, was c h o s e n W h o's Who in h o m e economics. 5, , .I fafsil , i' JOYCE FOREHAND, one of the few girls taking Mech- f anical Drawing, was chosen Qf for Who's Who in that field. if in 3 .5 'P if iw img? ,eoz I gf' 5: s W' Aww-v.':.::'. ' MARY ANN VAUGHAN and WALLIE GRAVITT, chosen us Whcfs VVho in band. are both heads of their sections. DELLA HARRELL, editor ' the Lobo Lair, was chosen ltstanding journalist. . ,-:Lf55:?e , if ' L H Ss leading scientist is JIMMY BRASCH Oustanding in Speech is BERNADYNE WEATHER- FORD who was very active in radio speech and had the lead in the Interscholastic League One-Act play. PATSY DRESSLAR, a post- graduate from Smyer, was selected Who's Who in Com- mercial Arts. . aihema' gstandm et - g In .S-'S ou xd Pam is we . onal 311 ' Rio a sneed' nd 3 a, ngfofsi, Sensing skier Oi tY:,edJaaS outsta em ' pa e gieriigxe. J A i we 1 A L11a Mae Kennedy, forward on the girls' basketball squad, received Who's Who in girls' athletics 651132611 both s and Jnors go rlght ho z emors. acquelyng Clayn F3'.Var,' Outstanding driver in L. H. S. is Leona Hin- son, a mid-term grad- uate. WIWS go 150 G12-Vho honor - Dec-1,311 Hn Co S 111 Writing? tale rbffk. Eflgli 1, med mwho ,S S 96 Cfea tive na-'fr C' - OREMEN '3 L ATL' BL NX' 5' 1 fi' 2 XXX I UVM! 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I know you have rejoiced, as all of your teachers have, at seeing the completion of our new gymnasium and Industrial Shop and our Vocational Agriculture Department. I know too, that you appreciate, as I have appre- ciated, leadership and inspiration which have come to the student body through the efforts of a very capable staff of teachers and through the activi- ties of your Student Council. I hope that as you studied this year you have become more conscious than ever of the opportunities offered to you as citizens in a democatic society. I hope too, that you are aware of the responsibility resting upon our nation today as the leading nation among all nations which place a high value upon human freedom. I hope that you and all the rest of us can come to appreciate more fully the fact that the United States of America can serve as a leader of the freedom-loving people of the world only by having clear- thinking, well-informed citizens. May the great Lord of all creation help us to accept the challenge fac- ing us today. Sincerely yours, O. W. MARCOM, Superintendent Cheerfulness, friendliness, ani helpfulness - three character istics a superintendent shouli have -- are all possessed b' Mr. O. W. Marcom, superinten dent of the Levelland Schools who is well liked by almbs every student in L.H.S. A stu dent with a problem alway finds an interested listener i Mr. Marcom. X 7 f it l 1'- ts' A former L.H.S. student herself, Mrs. .lo Olive Vardeman, secretary to Mr. Marcom, enters into L.H.S. life with in- terest ond zest and is liked and admired by everyone.- Mrs. Vardeman is shown here at work in Mr. Marcom's office. Few principals enjoy the admir- ation and respect shown Mr. Clapp by the students and faculty of L.H.S. Mr. Clapp's thorough methods, fair deci- sions, and sympathetic under- standing have made him a fav- orite with students and faculty. S- S 12, 7 f x My Student Friends: Again, as we approach the close of another school year, we look with pride to our accomplishments. This fine annual is only the climax of many activities which will provide pleasant memories in after-years. To the Seniors, who will have graduated by the time you read these lines, we will miss your friendly enthusiasm. We wish you success in your many f' ld ' ' ' ie s of endeavor and hope you will always consider this your school. To the Juniors, we are looking forward to the pleasant association of next year, May you enter upon your work with a seriousness of purpose which will truly round out your high school education. And to the Sophomores, may we say that it has been a pleasure to be associated with you this year. You have found your places and received much recognition. May your stay in our school be both pleasant and profitable. To all, may I express my sincere appreciation for your cooperation and friendliness. May the years ahead hold great happiness for each of you. Sincerely yours, x s G. C. CLAPP, Principal 5 . X ,Auf ,rf Z clgii 'ie ability of Mrs. Estie Jeterpsecretary to Mr. Clapp, to garb:,,,,i .ue an unexcused absence slip with a smile has made r well-liked by everyone. Whether it is changing a dol- ' 00' ff O X r or issuing a pass to town, students always find Mrs. ter co-operative. M-J Q i CT' Il-I QQ Q 521 Wig Q2 .Aj ,S iikaji Q ' 2 Q9 5 'lv it it in Q 55 15 4 , gg aff' QKQ E E525 J: 2 1329316 wg , Q, 'P' ty B ag g 151,595 +35 4 A f' . Us ,Y . Coach CHARLES F. Pat BAILEY, who coaches football and baseball and teaches history and economics, has been a member of the LHS faculty for 11,2 years. 17 MRS. NINA G. BIRT- CIEL, Senior English teacher, is very well- known for the Shake- speare she tries to teach to her little monkeys. it ' ' am: ,i ff v f y W 'KSU D Zfzffaf My X if .2-I TO J: ,riff J ,, 1 C I I I 0-ml L3 I Junior English teacher, MRS. LILLIAN BRE- SHEARS, is as suc- cessful in that depart- ment as she was in m a t h the previous years. E' ftlvmiimf-ZZL WW 4-a , 1 'B x :fd Q l E 'L' Q, '?fZMJQ' I D9 19 p v f 3 ?'1N'f , 2? - qi,- 0' eg ' Q x!.g'l lj -. lJ,,,gv f I ! f 4 vff, f, '-L ' ' I 'I X --. I X X MRS. SHIRLEY CAR- TER, librarian, is a first year member of the LHS faculty and a friend to every student seeking help: H llllll 1 r 4 um nmuuzs. ' I8 LHS has been blessed ' by the presence of JOHN B. CURTIS, safety driving instruc- tor and physics teach- er for three years. Talented SAM HOL- LIS, an LHS graduate, teaches radio speech, Speech I, and history. .....-.... pst msroa gs, 5 fg Qif NU ' A A - ew W I ll!-' X- if 'W MU f' xx A 1 .f TL E BRODIE HUTCHIN- SON, energetic science teacher, h a s b e e n teaching in LHS one year. .Af 'Y JAMES E. JETER, an- other one-year mem- ber of the faculty teaches Auto Mechan- . . t 1CS, a new course in ro- duced for the first time this year. 'Fifa -3 4' g , 0 x 'ev ffixi ,ff H f-Q71 ff 'a 1 'tk on dn- U N' . , Y K I r N , 4 N JX K? tiff f f 5' , 9 ,g. .rv-4 ,,, V 1 '? X'-I X fff f Ain old-timer, liked by everyone is M R S. GERALDINE JOHN- SON, who teaches sophomore English and Spanish. ,4 . 1? A gl C.-PRN 'w A XA f 1 Qfff 3 ' X ds ' MISS THORA Mc- CORKLE, another old- timer, is well-known in LHS for her ability to teach civics and American history. I 9 dustrial Arts teacher also doubles sometimes as office assistant issu- ing unexcused tardies in the morning. X -fizeg-'I Marisa ' V x is If 'r l Q Q' Vt? , x ff , ave , col ff? 'f' T 1 ii ,' ! W X One of the helpful teachers of commercial subjects, MRS. VERA OWNBEY, has been teaching shorthand and typing for two years. ,ii- .ff .g L1 0 f7 vf as f NJ i S law Z0 f a il., f F5 f ' K l w My,-f Q ll HOWARD LUCAS, In- 20 LUTHER E. PETTY, math teacher and a first-year member of the Levelland High School faculty, taught in Junior High last year. Very well - knowin around LHS is TRU- ETT S. RATTAN, coach of two LHS Re- gional Champ teams ' X ff f V s.. J Y -fl. 1 . - 'ig ',-7. .J , -Late . are Il 1 I x 'iff' 'l K ' f 7yffh?p ,fig I SIE f Q - My ff 5' ' : 9- 1' ' , Geomlf 3 ,if 3 x ,fm W X r ,., X I 1,9 1' f O X m M X f J f f ' f X K f K 1 ' 1 f f br f K E f I N ' .. 1 f f x Besides sponsoring the MISS RUTH ROGERS, s S Lobo Lair and El Lobo, another new teacher, is which is a full time also teaching a new ' -IEA I Q J o b, M R S . L O U subject introduced for - V h .,, YV Abvu 2 A RODENBERGER also the first time this year, Z ,,,c teaches two English Gir1's Physical Educa- classes. tion. Ilbg 1 Q , r' s , 4911 s . - gf a Y fl I -, 6 zz 5 f --ii-- I P 1 la , 4 as 1 tea V1 1 'JU' ' Qc., gf ff i wi Zrb' ll tx -1 f Qg - 4 W xxx, PRESTON SHAW, A1- gebra instructor, well known for his dry hu mor, has been a teach ei' in LHS two years. AD - ,...,i - C' X A11 EE +1 Q-fl' , Alc7'fP J f' 1+ '12 'Q V if W X' 9' X 1 fi t X Zi 2 yd I Zz! r l U-if I N IE- ff' .4155 C h 0 e 1' f u l, energetic MRS. SUDIE MAE THOMPSON, who teaches home econom- ics and sponsors FHA, has taught in LHS 21!2 years. 2? f 1 r S f HM' ' -4 -. I- 77 7 ll ds ff ff' ff if I? pt Y 2I Sweetness is just one of the many virtues pos- sessed by MRS. MARY SMITH, first y e a r member of LHS facul- ty, who teaches com- mercial subjects. W. O. Bill TIPTON, gir1's basketball coach and school counsellor, is well-liked by all of the students for his un- derstanding and help- fulness. J M if , 7 4 .f-' .,.......... Porffll 22 As well-liked by his history classes, as by the members of the basketball team which he coaches, is quiet GANO TUBB. X L. Z' 1 if f Q K 4-qi-f-ww-.I , . , ,, . xp. 'Nl ,Q ., .,. W. R. WHEELER, band director, is well-known for his ability to direct a prize-winning band. J, ' f if X Ati. 1 U 'Gish l A,,, ,,,.. 1lf,.,. 'W I 531 wif 0' 5' if i ,1 x y? qfw ll rux 1 It Q f its 155, f 'K 'flag 's ff sag? fm 1 45- .1 fn' 760 Agriculture instructor and FFA sponsor, until midterm, is WARREN B. WOO DS, who came to Levelland in 1949. J I BILL HENDERSON, Mr. Woods' replace- meant, was well-known here even before he became a member of the LHS faculty, be- cause of his colorful boxing career. 'Qi 0 If 'V W Y 1 x' Q3 I f gl ' ff, W., f, . ff'Z4.ll51ff,f ' Z 'K f YA! I fl Mxf A . - , '- Q , . A xv , , 'Q IA Q X f 1, x , 1 ent' xi. , 477 P 4 gvwi ZX sl ' 71 r FF G if X ' ff ' f W 'G X XM ' . , I I W Q ' lf' f 1' f f R il M -1 . 'x X' I . ,f X 6 N 1 N' Qf K ,,6,y,,3 N15 ff K ff H X ddfb' Z' f I -- ,1 ' X f Q9 ,f TGP- HAND .XM UQ Q-5lGH.'f f fy XS' 6 4?- J f J 7 SENIOR flfowgofb, if l ' ff frgkbvkzl ,ffl I ,X 71 63 L fx, r' E73 1 X31 454 S1 I f 1 :milk k 1l' X , .N mga, ff, Iiliw A Malik? ' , XL . 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H e f' ' b 'X as ' , CLASS FAVORITES Vermelle Bird Bill Alexander Wyririell Bailey Band 2. 3, 4 Chorus 3 F.H.A. 2, 4 Dramatics Club 4 Junior Play Cast District Meet, Typing 3 eggy Dan Bass Pep Squad 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3 Tennis 2 Lobo Lair 3, 4 El Lobo 4 F.H.A. 2, 3 Radio Speech 3, 4 Jr. Lioness 3, 4 Dramatic Plays 2, 4 Dramatic Club, Vice- Presidcnt 4 Declzunalion 2. 4 Bill Alexander One-Act Play 2 Class Vicc-Presi- , dent 2 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Class President 4 40lXQ1u Football 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Track 2 Class President 2 Vice-President of Student Council 3 Student Council Representative 2 - All-Regional 4 B1 Elmer Bartlett F.F.A. 2, 3 Bobbie Bates Spanish Club 4 Band 2, 3, 4 Dramatics Club , Treasurer 4 F.H.A. 4 Junior Play Student Council Representat Baseball 4 ive 4 , Lg' Hgl f 2. ,w:.f,, ,, fb t .', '1 1 X, 'fl 2 4 ir . 1, - ,,A,:'f-if ' 5 giziifqg igz 4 4, ' w ,, Gigi? ,gt emit 2.4, 2' 2 ' if at X - f -f zfssafs:aa!21,ivw-l-f-Wil.Vsf2.if4'f'fi?i1-lufk?fQvQff:?5fi ., A,,.,, X, ,L as W ww-.f ti, fl, 2, It 2 2 f if , V., 1 N 4 Norman Bigbom , 4 lttt , it I m m LL'V Escort for Football 2 ,'LL Q ' Attendant 4 tt,,t i if 4 t.,.1 2 i gg: -f - -' ,.,Xi.,g.,r V . A Football 4 iii P ,F CIGSS Play 3 IV . 'l'l, i V.l.A. Officer 4 ,. M Tennis 2. 3, 4 , I lwiiuin -, ,mv 5 ., is Iitly , .tt- 1- , 'fq,f,,:f ,ai 5-ne Billingsley Student Council 2, 4 Student Council President 4 Class Officer 2, 3 Class Play 3 V.I.A. 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 4 Best All Round 2 All District, Track 3 Football Captain 4 All-District 4 All-Regional 4 immie Brosclfi Home Room Officer 2, 4 Tennis 2, 3, 4 Jr. Rotariun 2, 3, 4 ggpsfa UUTNS0 A l-', yeues out M-ph . and her Ewa bmthn Trio- radio show Z high note on I ers 301, an f zv fe t ' d Joe a U79-S' her Vermelle Bird Lobo Lair 4 Fl Lobo -l Pep Squad 4 Tennis 2, 4 F.H.A. 2. 3. 4 Junior Play Cast Drmnzitie Club, Seci'efaii'y 4 Wil lo Foy Breshegrg Bzmcl 2. 3. 4 Dmmziiie Club 4 Rarlio Speech 4 i .H.A. 2 wiv' the can-W -' . Bowery e, 1' ter their dune - my the Selma 11. Af 1-g GTIJUU Lasema ers who we and Dorm cfgzflgnllre Barbara Cans lattie Clarkson Majorette 2 Pep'Squad 2, 3 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Volley Ball 2, 3, 4 F.F.A. Sweetheart 3 l llettie Nell Curry F.H.A. 2, 3 Pep Squad 4 Bonney Christian Baseball 3, 4 Volley Ball 3 F.H.A. 2, 3, 4 Officer 4 Choral Club 3 Junior Play 3 Glenn Corbin F.F.A. 3 E1 Lobo 4 Lobo Lair 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Barbara Curts Pep Squad 2, 3 F.H.A. 4 ff Clyde Grcppe Tennis 2, 3, 4 Doubles Champ 3 Football 3 Mavnager 4 Joello Harrell Student Council 3, 4 F.H.A. Officer 2, 3 Class Play 3 Lobo Lair 3, 4 Editor 4 B.P.W. Girl of the Month 4 Dramatic Club, President 4 Jocquelynn Fryor Student Librarian Student Council 4 F.H.A. 2, 4 Camera Club 4 Pep Squad 2, 4 Baseball 4 Radio Speech 4 Joan Garrison Band 3, 4 Dramatics Club 4 Football Queen Attendant 4 Basketball 2, 3 Radio Speech 4 F.H.A. 2 Pep Squad 2 Wollie Grovitt Band 2, 3, 4 Drum Major 4 Class Play 3 Basketball 3, 4 Tennis 2, 3, 4 Band Reporter 3 Camera Club 4 Joe Hayes V.I,A. Officer 4 Class Officer 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Track 2 Sophomore Favori Campus King 4 ner Hightower ?'.A. Officer 2, 3 ass President 3 nnis 2 sketball 2 ldent Council 3 ltrimony 4 eono H inson F.H.A. 2, 3 Home Room Officer 2, 4 Chorus 2 Perry Heard V.I.A. Officer 4 F.H.A. Sweetheart 3 Football 2, 3, 4 All District 3 Basketball 2, 4 Baseball 2, 4 All-District 4 A11-Regional 4 B11 the L' ber I ight of th . C s of thzs barbersh e Szlve,-y Moon U Umera at th OD quanet - Crogn ,hr G ,I es- whiz eeme. Tene Blllmgsley 83207 Bowery Par: the fourth mugs tg yler, ' oe Hayes Perry y' Left zo Tight e ' H are eard, and pea Joyie Hill Pep Squad 2 Volley Ball 2 F.H.A. 2, 3 Robbie Hodge F.H.A. Officer Class Officer 2 F.H.A. 2, 3 Home Room Officer 3 nu! 2 'ith U- fnqnkeyffng w t These Grease-monkeysutzhzxethanical Shlxafgflblef - -pn, the a d Gene ' ufeasu mlgnsmiwfffi-1? Jimmie Spence' an Y to Hunt, 011 Hershel Homer Radio Speech 3 Speech Play 3 Class Play 3 Student Council 4 E1 Lobo 4 Lobo Lair 4 S. C. A. 4 Dramatic Club 4 Nellios Jackson Pep Squad 2, 3, 4 F. H. A. 2, 4 Football Queen 4 Patsy Johnson Band 3, 4 F. H. A. 3, 4 Officer 4 Jackie Jameson F. H. A. 2, 3 Pep Squad 2, 3, 4 Basketball 3, 4 Bob Jones V. I. C. 4 Band 2, 3 'erdis Keller El Lobo 4 Lobo Lair 4 Photographer 4 Camera Club Officer 4 mris Losemon ?ep Squad 2, 3, 4 3z1sketball 2, 3 Ilass Favorite 2 Spanish Club 4 Who's Who 3 Foncyne Jones Band 3, 4 Flag Bearer 4 F.H.A. 3 4, Offi Baseball 4 W 1 1 fylflly cer 4 Joan Jones Pep Squad 2, 3 Class Officer 2 Club Officer 3 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Volley Ball 2, 3 Tennis 2 F.H.A. 2, 3, 4 cl--1 - f 'WZ' -- ,-g' ' Q Lilo Moe Kennedy Pep Squad 2 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Volley Ball 2, 3, 4 Class Favorite 3 Mortho Leonard Campus Queen Attendant 2 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Pep Squad 2, 3 Class Secretary 4 ' I pu! H. T. Magers F.F.A. 2 V.I.A. 4 Jerry Moy Basketball 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 4 Buddy Logsdon F.F.A. 2, 3, 4 Lone Star Farmer 3 F.F.A. Reporter 3 Jnmrny Lovelace F.F.A. Keith Morsl'-all Football 2,3 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Class Play 3 F.F.A. 2 Oscar McBride F.F.A. 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Q-5 f S 4 S il M - ,,,., ,:. . , 1 I n 4 4 1 I his V. 1 '-E 41 Elf' ' W li .A '11 H4 1 . fl pil 4 X f A Q, 1 , 2 L .V 1 f u lo 1 , e Z V, view , 1' ll M it M all ll? ' 'l ' r Q awsb we ' lv Q f ' lm , Q ll l , ,W ,pw '-555,-I T ka-T415 --ig? ,p i l 12 Q ..-1: - l 71' , 5 A X Janelle McNabb Pep Squad 2, 3, 4 F.H.A. 2, 3, 4 Bill Minor Football 3, 4 Track 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2 V.I.A. 4 i oing cone! For a tgucclzgszsvvlwt fall' . omg. 9 ' - vs P- - - re, she 3 eine typical' of the gioodfow. Left to nghtmzlle new ts 0 S bun Ls Mafy JO gy pmt Bass, Ve' Carrying the Folncyne Jones, Pegs wymugl Fixlfgbn, and Bobble Bam Bird. a Belvo Morse Lobo Lair 4 E1 Lobo, Ass't. Editor 4 Class R Band 3 eporter 4 Campus BPW Girlgtgien 4 the Month Edith Morton Band 2, 3, 4 Band President 4 Dramatics Club 4 Student Council 4 Class Reporter 2 Class Favorite 3 Editor of Annual 4 Lobo Lair 4 Jackie Ponnell V.I.A. District Officer 4 Bill Murray Junior Play Cast Football 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 4 Olo Moe Pierce Pep Squad 2, 3 Student Council 2 F.H.A. 4 Camera Club 4 Basketball 2 D ndd mgg 0 -Eogibau 3 'rrgi ubyp James Pruiett Jerry Roberts V. I. A. 4 f . F1 'ld 'R Fr A' 2: 3 ge . A. R I- A. goth'-'Br 3 f' . , . f NJ X A 5-431 llgs H fr 'f 'P ,5 4 K fimiwf C Burk Roberts Camera Club President 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Tennis 2, 3, 4 Evelyn Rogers Pep Squad 3, 4 Chorus 3 F. H. A. 2 56 RoSlne RO 3 4 Squad ' Peg, 9,4 A rde C lla Ross. H sfHS2 14.23 UZ? , 'M 9 Irene Sewell Pep Squad 3, 4 Class Reporter 3 Junior Lion- ess 3, 4 Home Room Officer 3 Student Council Secretary 4 Joe Sneed Football 2, 4 Baseball 2, 4' Colleen Sheppo rd F. H. A. 4 Billy Spruiell Football 3 Basketball 2 Baseball 4 Tennis 2 Track 2, 4 F. F. A. 2. 3 Mary ge: Of the'7j5f?5f5e'd 9aihQ 'gjfwll load gf ,pi . left to e Eatherz fheerzeaa homecomf W in :he Alex HUM. are y' Bonita For ers' Ffvnt ng' Novemb pep undef, P this ye r' mer. and row, le 2' 10 Gtsy U -I l An ft to ' Knfvk, Peaayegglsarxvgngnfaifggbksrgngfff ' Mona W' 0 ann H Ord Uht. ...., . mAn ngwz Squada - g' 3 P , '3 fyyilm ?g5kqghmW sw Wm state Vero Stua rt Pep Squad 2, 3, 4 F. H. A. Offi- cer 3, 4 Dramatics Club 4 Football Queen Attendant 3 F. F. A. Sweet- heart 4 Class Play 3 Jerry Taylor Football 2, 3 Band 2, 3 J eon Tabor Basketball 2 Y-Teens 2 Junior Favorite 3 Head Maj orette 4 Band Secretary 4 Band 2, 3, 4 Camera Club Officer 4 Student Coun- cil 4 Beatrice Torres F. H. A. 4 Square Dance Club 3 Doyle Ba Twe, Bassketba eb 11 Cgffss 55? -if 4 Ra is Off-Orife dlo leer 3 3 me Se responsiblengcjugzed as ch 4 . was meh oc Adding spnnlgler of ice, wha gem. 5 Rum A flinfffigufvfmatgznffeefe Diet fight' M155 D055 iagcfn-U' 1' f the nr e Y left e NoTT15 'C1n-ts .result 0 tade, 05 Bobbie 51 Bmbavd To the Sgzgn To,bo'r...w Casweuisbol T g ' Roger-S, ,N Beve Resin 2'::x:.'a9w2....S, Mary Ann Vaughan Band 2. 3, 4 Band Officer 2, 3 Student Council 4 Spanish Club 4 Class Officer 4 Barbara Warren Student Council 2 F. H. A. 2, 3, 4 Pep Squad 2, 3, 4 Camera Club 4 Class Play 2 J. Lee Ward P Baseball 3, 4 at Watson El Lobo 4 Dramatic Club 4 Lobo Lair 4 Basketball 2, 3 F. H. A. 2 Pep Squad 2, 3, 4 Tennis 2, 3 wwe' M001 gan r flag BSE, 4 F- Yginaxxcs DT Cxu-9 4 4 d2'3'eY -fo Of? Clay D. Wright Radio Speech 3, 4 Junior Rotar- ian 3, 4 Speech Play 3 Lobo Lair 3, 4 E1 Lobo 4 S. C. A. 4 Mono Ruth Wright Pep Squad 2, 3 Cheerleader 4 Drznmatics Club 4 Radio Speech 4 Basketball 2, 3 F. ll. A. 2 .Iurxior Lion- czss 3, 4 R p Weir R H' A. 2 he' 4- si 31 4 H114 Ween f' I 4-fifg i.1 ?i. ,SN I Elnoro Wright Band 2, 3, 4 F. H. A. Officer 4 Dramatics Club 4 Baseball 4 Senior kids on Kid Day, April 2, are: Ed- ith Morton, Pat Wat- son, Peggy Bass, Mary Ann Vaughan, Joella Harrell, and Olga Clayton. 2: , s k, we,-A :Q ,.t - 42 JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET Hawaiia was the theme of the Jr.-Sr Banquet which was held May 4, at the Hilton Hotel, in Lubbock, Texas. Decor- ations for the tables were miniature palm trees placed on runners of red, green, yellow, and blue crepe paper. The nut cups were in the shape of guitars. Colorful leis were placed around each of the two hundred guests. Shown at the right are some of the tables. , - '- ' . ' : 7. 4 xxm fg. 32.,,w x,5..as- B-1 ,V . . .Nb .,, ,,,t. ,, ,f .,.,i. . , r - 55 .5ffl5'fi'55 ' L. e . 15 ' mmd5.1c. .L pk 1 K ,. I Ao .,y .. i.,, N W1 if Syfg K. aww af' W 'W fi 'Pi Br Q. 5 53, I.. L-Wi - 4 fxwmqgm 1 tm x Waiting for the main course of ham. potatoes, and peas arc these juniors and seniors: lst row: Elnora Wright, Vermelle Bird, Jimmie Brasch, Edgar Melton. 2nd row: Verdis Keller, Peggy Bass, Pat Watson, Clyde Grappc, Ken- neth Worley. 3rd row: Keith Marshall, Mary Weaver, Foncyne Jones, Sherrill Don Warren, Donald Tugwell, Billy Whitner, and Glenn Salter. s fa: ii Pictured at the speakers table, left are Charles Mitchell, speaker, Amy Sue Vaughan, pianist, B111 Alexander, sen- ior class president, Edith Morton, and Jimmie Bushy- head. Bernadyne Weatherford, junior class presi- dent, Sam Hollis, speaker, Raynell Abemathy, speaker, Ray Winn, speaker, and Peggy Rich- ards are pictured at left. 'nr x ll Speaker J. V. Davis, Minister May 28, 1951 8:00 P. M. Senior High School Auditorium Drocessional Lobo Orchestra invocation Rev. Charles H. Brown First Presbyterian Church :alutatorian . .,,. Joella Harrell Jaledictorian .. Edith Morton :Tesentation of Awards O. W. Marcom Superintendent of Schools Address . Senator Kilmer Corbin Dresentation of Class .. . G. C. Clapp 'resentation of Diplomas . Percy Cole President of Board of Education obo Loyalty Class of 1951 Senediction . . .... Rev. J. H. Hallford iecessional Lobo Orchestra ' , 1Q.'l' rf' -'sv sw- W W Y 1,5 ,ww My WWQ .... my fl ,ww ... fl 3' if W e it . if 'W 1 Q 2 K .,,,,,. td' if ' 1 li -8 R ' Iii 5, U ' Q! L, 1 '1 I ' r qs in I8 'cl 'S fl 'GJ' it K . 2 I .. .. Q- aa- an I pls as an as A 'F A .. fsfm ' - . ' 'usa-V MM , f- A . -,f .M ' . M .s. -- J.. .X ., .. . ,. .... , - Q- .1 ,M . fe I M ---'f' - -1 Q' f V - - W---Q-t ----e TIIE DIGNIFIED SENIORS: First Row: Clycle Grappc, Pat Watson, Ardella Ross, Mcttic Ncll Curry. Jzincllc McNabb, Rosine Rose, Colleen Sheppard, Ncllois Jackson, Buddy Logsdon, John Don Weir, J. Lee Ward, Jackie Panni-ll, liilly Sprtncllg Second Row: Doris Laseman, Joe Hayes, Bclvzi Morse, Jackie Jameson, Mary Ann Vaughan, Irene Sewell, Joyce Forehand, Robbie llorigc, Lconzi Hinson, Sarah Davis, Beatrice Torresg Third Row: Lila Mae Kennedy. Jo Ann Stockard, Barbara Johnson, Bobbie Bates. Evelyn Rogers, Gene Billingsley, Jean Tabor, Jac- quelynn Fryar, Wynell Bnilcy, Vermelle Bird, Edith Morton, Elnorn Wright, Throys Barton, Fourth RCW: .Ioan Garrison, Patsy Solis, Martha Hightower, Bonney Christian, Jnyie llill. Ka-ith Marshall, Mary Weavcr, Patsy Johnson. Yvonnc llrakc, Clay D. Wright, Bill Taylor, Bill Minor, Duane Mcllrlastcrs: Fifth Row: Delmcr Hightower, Glenn Corbin, Barbara Warrcn, Viva Elliott, Oln Mae Pierce, Barbara Jackson, Bobby Turrentine, Il. T. Magcrs, Aubrey Ilrestridggc, Foncync Jones: Sixth Row, Donald l'igp,, Burk Roberts, Neil Atchison, Norman Bigham, Wallie Gravitt. .Iinnny Lovclacc, Elmer Biirtlt-tt, Don Duncan, Jerry Roberts. .ltnnts l'rt-nit, Bolt Joncs. Jcrry May, Hcrshel Homerg Seventh Row: Verdis Kcllcr, Ilmgcy Bass, Ecltgzir lVIt'ltnn, Witlzi Ilrcshc-urs. Not pictured: Bill Alt-xanittcr, .Iinnnic Ilrztsch, Jocllzi Harrell, Perry Heard, Mona Wright. BACCALAUREATE SERMON May 27, 1951 8:00 P. M. Austin Street Church of Christ GRADUATION EXERCISE Senior High School Principal Fifth Street Baptist Church X Edith Morton, valedictorian, smilingly ret-civcs her diploma from Percy Cole, presi- dent. of the school board. Looking on are G. C. Clapp. Rev. Charles H. Brown, Rev. J. H. Hallford, O. W. Marcom, Senator Corbin, guest speaker, and Joclla Harrell, saluta- torian. SENIOR TRIP Sixty-three of the eighty-two graduating Seniors made the trip to Colorado Springs, Colorado, accompanied by nine spon- sors. ITINERARY OF THE TRIP May 29-J une 2 Tuesday, May 29-Leave Levelland at 4 :OO a. m. Arrive Colorado Springs at 7:30 p. m. Ice-skating at Broadmoor Hotel and Recreation at Star Ranch Wednesday, May 30-Breakfast at Star Ranch Trip to Seven Falls, Broadmoor Zoo Lunch in Colorado Springs Swimming and ice-skating at Broadmoor and Horse-back riding at Manitou Springs and Star Ranch Evening Meal at Star Ranch Ice-skating at Broadmoor, Recreation at Star Ranch Thursday, May 3 I -Breakfast at Star Ranch Trip to Denver, including visit to U. S. Mint and Museum of Natural History Horse-back riding, swimming, and ice-skating for those staying at Colorado Springs Evening meal at Star Ranch Ice-skating at Broadmoor, Recreation at Star Ranch Friday, June I-Breakfast at Star Ranch Trip to top of Pike's Peak ICog Railwayl Lunch at Manitou Springs Souvenir buying Evening meal at Star Ranch Social at Star Ranch Recreation Hall Saturday, June 2-Leave Colorado Springs 3:30 a. m. Arrive at Levelland 6:30 p. m. PICTURES, TOP TO BOTTOM: Jimmy Brasch, foreground, and Burk Roberts demonstrate how not to ice-skate. Horse-back riding was one of the favorite activities on the trip. Fixing to start on a jaunt from Manitou Springs are Mettie Nell Curry, Janelle McNabb, Joyce Forehand, and Vermelle Bird. After a full day of sight seeing, swimming, skating, and horse-back riding the seniors were ready to settle down to a quiet evening in the lounge at the Star Ranch rec hall. The State Capital of Colorado furnishes the background for these Seniors who were among those who journeyed to Denver. This drowsy bunch is on its way to the top of Pike's Peak by way of the Cog train. WRANGLEFQS f 'ZX 45 5 Tk7:x+f , xfifff Z 4,41 Q in VSV:-2' ...ef ' 'N' fzf-Q-Qs .f JUNIORS i 5177: I ' 17 ri if wa-f f ,4 D in lf i 1 Q ,Q , , MJ ,J F MW W4 J Q 1 af A. is ,ff ' 7 K, vw z N.. 15 9 1 - , gf af 7 ff, ,Y f , ff A +5 AS 2 . gun viii 5 ,.wf,,wvr 2 3 ffm. 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Ygllnw Jul-kms, The 14-vellmm High in w Hand sallutcs tlw-hm-uni! fans nl. the Lobo-Yellow Jag-keg Hfllllli 'llw ham! IS shown forming K Y nnd n flv ew-utter ixnzcbxlnilng tho slogan for tho day. Swat those Yellow waz I :iff iff f fl-'.?':sf-'hS? E.:.. . ---- '35 .. .,,4, , . K , ROsi ehe P Ool Q Harold pheltlfl f fl , f 4 i il r i ll '14 ff 'i .lf ii l 'f l f f y I f L' i nx' K X A l K X i 1' k-Vih f Hugh Randall y i f g l i 1i Jackie Quolls ll I Wayne Red l q qtlnb ,A l r rse l tl e r l ,ff Peggy Richards Zack Reid Glenn Salter With a lovely centerpiece to odd to the atmosphere in the Home Economics room, Miss McCorkle, and Beverly Caswell sip tea while Betty Jean Neves and Dortha Jones serve. c fox Safldlm O is, Jo Gilben so ' 'M H' V J: an l gjgigi Mlglu gl f.: f 1 rwlglgll, , . s,:mslflFi5 W 1 ..,7 k,y-,f .zkry ,,x. ,Z., A f I , 1 , Vw 5 N l , ? ' f W 'ang gi 6 1? 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W KZ K -NNW ezmlm? i L K e i jjA5 . 2 A ' it d TZH 1,53 ,LVV 3 .i www K K , MZ an f r mr? to t if 1 f e it N In MMV ,gt - 4 'K '51-'s t U 5 y My X--. .W N Q it t X Glenna Wheeless , . 'af ,Q- L i i eief BWV Wh' M at A m ft, 'riffs 113, t 5.13, .3 i 'W ' Making final preparations on their floats for the Oil Progress Week parade are these F. H. A. members with the exfeeption of the three boys in the center of the pic- . A A ture. John Don Weir, in the suit, is the F. H. A. Sweet- , at ffm heart. Norman Bigharn and Buddy George are waiting f is ri sr if , D f J Wiiiitord on Wise gf, . im? a A mi W LV M v,4Ei 1 -H L Fixx 2-11.21. .W ,. . X V ff - my A i. fi i w W NN dard Y JO Woodrow - Frances oo : 1,-- ' 4 V ..,,... . ,:,- ..., , :,, . , .:., V A K 'w w enneth W Of-,ey TH 5 I TH'WAYDf J lp,-, ' Qs? Qfcwyf MM Lx -f I-..A f mffwm if ul' 9 P 1 . , nwlqfij C r J lfnnqy Wrlght - h h ve o hex! nde t eY so Comm- Su - hay 1 When the Juruors PWD 0 4 b X I izegosvfizxtsmggow of sfiw W M ed- ?v T Q rcofronegyqgg EfE r1Dinf,Odu 6 new Uvjs C65 th gym' of T e '10 ' N0VeeXQS Tnor 5 mber ech peoke 30 ' Gt ' 1 LHS LH9 ANCH QVENDERFEET E. EEE! XX I A !pv Hs .74 5 44 1 Q '-w L! 1 3 SU? J4 X W rbi? MGQES wi h location oi Kenley Fortner, center, is shown at the ight they are: Ronnie Leatherman, treasurerg and hornore class, iilcers Left to r ' Freddie Lowe, ident oi the sop 'th other class o . retaryy Kenley, Pres 'l well along wx 'th Campbell, sec an 01 vice-presidentg Ardx h Eatherly, reporter. Mary Bet Sponsgrs flgzesitixrziisaegt i1hemZ2gh9more . z - ga If Zga-1.21 birgllpigiggiggelegz gliflson, 'Sand Brodiesgawl eraldin eated a ut- Mrs. LoueR'Lf:jhns0n list Mrs. enbelsger f-'and ' ight. wif vw wa ix x, 1 oxc 4, MEA ff ms! X ,K ' S qf Saw: F. vmx, , A JQWW? Q 5 2115 , K M . W sk, L R5 .fy A 5 . , Q 1 1 'IL ig -' FW: it 1 . , ei ff xv 4. W' Q Q X Qgsw A .. , zfifiggffglii 2 ,.Q ,fx 46 Q., .W At'-v Q Nix, , ,,,,y,, K, R, ,fzgig ,ig Emi! V - ,ww . w .WW fm v-,fe ,W Us-.4 Q' . 5 'Z' A iff ' S, ifwtlc-6 23,1 ' -Qeevgfy - if, QW.. .- qfx' v' - ' ,. ,'9 sq. x A - n ,wt , . , xg, Ea Aff 155' V, ,, Q. , 8WwU,q:,,g. 2' H3593 ' ' ' WGS R- 4'f,,- '94 ff QMS, ' 3 8 Rf fd -fn yfigfjaj njI1,gi, 'u' 57? f-f '7 'lw ,W pg 1 , N, ix we , QQ, Jimmie Lou Brown Duflne Burks Harold Bynum Ardith Campbell Dickey Clardy Peggy Clem Famished students crowd around the sophomore concession stand, where sandwiches were sold dur- ing the short school schedule last fall, when stu- dents got out early during the harvest season. When students got to school at 7:30, their breakfasts didn't last 'til school wos out at l2.3O noon. Betty Con John Castleman v. Sue Conatser Larry Cook Ollie Fay Cooper Keith Couch ,gg , 1 '21 'nf' Z, . 19 , ,J la, :Q 191 21' ' ,f .2 v v - bk, 95 O x , A W ' ww film , - - .,, 111. GZ' ll Q ' g lp, Velda Coursey Don Creoger o,,, r C if 2 'ill 41321 .. 1 V - ': r ee it C o3 l A ', H Martha Mary Cuba Marion Day ig! r eqio i .. , eeee : fV,' 'hol . . , L nn Dudney Jessie Lou Elkins Charlene Ellison Y MQW Beth Eofhf , . ee The center of attraction in this picture-the cute one-is an are, left to Hutchinson 1 alligator. Shown studying the reptile right, Vermelle Bird, Ruth King, Mr. Clyde Grappe, and Joe McMinn. Q59 X' X Uma' G or nom 4 . l K X ' 1 if Q13 y i i , K , E Kenley Fortner Patsy French Ruth Gray Dan Green , y e W. H. Ellison Gayle Ewing Buddy George La Rue Gilmore Arlefd GreSh0m David Gressert. ffuinf-- l n-iw' ii XX Q 'fi , 'J' gg , Wig,- S5 .1 N ff' x ,.,x Wai whiff ' ..-fc' W Dortha Janes , xxx! f xl ,Qui lu g f A I - J iw Helen Jones Johnnie Mack Johnson Merle Johnson Dorothy Kauffman Charlene Keller raldean Lassiter Jimmy Latham -Ennie Leatherman Som Long These are the very capable' people chosen by the different classes as class officers for the 'SO-'5l school year. Shown here discussing plans for beau- tifying the campus are left to right, Joe Hayes, Belva Morse, Martha Leonard, Mary Ann Vaughan, Harold Phelan, Charles Mitchell, Mary Sue Hinson, Ruth King, Ronnie Leatherman, Ardith Campbell, Freddie Lowe, and Mary Beth Eatherley, standing. Sitting are Bill Alexander, Bernadyne Weatherford, and Kenley Fortner. al 'IP Freddie Lowe Jerry Lunsford Raymond McBride Patsy McDermett V. C. Morrow Freida Mounger IFIT 2 ,X- Royce Macon Billy Ray Marti i Y Z 145 Shirley Miller Jean Mitchell The Squeaiers, otherwise known ,os the Lobo Pep Squad, rch-rah-rch through downtown Amarillo in the parade heralding the Lobo-Irish tilt. , ......b.A N A lk V A 1 ' 4,35 I ,, WfFQ all X Nr X as J, x i 5 it Wg? , : P A zgg is llkg. 5 , KL , L,,- V' f ,lf 'al l gi ' k .A P' T151 if l i S f V . ,. if-P ..,,-'- . aj X 'P U 5 2 is xx j 5 WK x ' if N 4 5 3' Q Wi, qw 4' X fl 'Q w Lf Q 'iigp , A K ,gui , f sf .2 'Nw L ' WZ M y Earl NQQQA Neon ,:Q- , 'liii - ' ' Fi 7' A 7 ' f -' K if Aa ,',-- .I li. :: wifi V m' - X V Q1 , . .,.. 5 fW?WW?s eQsll ,ge f ' Qffliy, , v ' 35331211 , V L ,. 1 L- ' 'A apsfvn, 1 V 3 ' y ' A . w g ! 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The flag was flown m top of the courthouse. f'u.'m iw.: V ,:.,?:If,s :.If?l: Charles Watson l-fm! lngf- l as rl 5 is :SQ M, V- Q r nf! ,W e, iv Il. gi 'W 1 '- ' Til K t 'N ,, t W . wg , H V it ff, 1, are A A-6-kJ?5f7f 'W-7'-,.-1 Zzwiz' :iffw A , .ff ,ms H 'Q '5- Charles Suits Marvin Ray Toombs James Harold Weir Y s 49 Qc Svbil Wipe Y Velma Wile Y Jimmy D On Y. II Oh Ann my Gch' fffvmetee Ravclg back! the f. hnsfma Us She moans g:0kir:gsto:I'lows gQ05:a,fj'5r?: Ou Q . ' nd for thepgggggrife The high peoPIe Sor oh Francelbrary 90 the book s Davislrgrzidliqrs. gfflims in th rene ey can e Well, ef. He's been carnling the baii for a touchdovl for o year, but hasn'r moved an inch. i'ie's or of the siarueites on the from oi the new El being pointed out to ciass officers by 1 Biiiingsiey who owns the arm. Left to right Bernadyne Weatherford, Ruth King, Mary Hinson, Charies Miicheii, Haroid Pheian, Ronnie Leatherman. 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Sophomore attendants were Ar- dith Campbell and Charles Lee Watson. fi ,gp M 1 K AE an fi ,Qi U , , :N -Q51 it nk. wg? f s ,. J-X fx, Dx w 4 Pictured above is an example of American democracy at work-the Student Council of Levelland High School. Around the table left to right are: Gerald Don Abell, Gilbert Sanchez, Max Gross, LaRue Gilmore, Kenley Fortner, John Castleman, Larry Cook, Burk Roberts, Hershel Homer, Jean Tabor, Joella Harrell, Secretary Irene Sewell, President Gene Billingsley Cstandingj, Vice-president Benny Hofacket, Sponsor Mr. G. C. Clapp fstandingl, Mary Ann Vaughan, Bobbie Bates, Edith Morton, Bill Alexander, Viva Ann Elliott, Jacquelynn Fryar, Ann Taylor, Ray- nell Abernathy, Barbara Shamburger, Ruth King, and Bernadyne Weatherford. Members not pictured are Harold Phelan, Jackie Qualls, and Patsy French. STUDENT COUNCIL Responsible for all student body activities is the Student Council of Levelland High School. This year's Council sponsored changes in the Cheer Leader elections, school spirit campaigns during football season, and many other activities for the advancement as well as entertainment of the stu- dent body. The Levelland High School Stu- dent government is headed by these studeint council officers. Left to right are: Irene Sewell, secre- tary, Gene Billingsley, presidentg gndt Benny Hofacket, vice-presi- en . Bottom right are Ed ar M g elton, layoutg Mrs. Lou Rodenberger, sponsorg and Pat Watson, layout. EL LOB0 Responsible for this publication are the people shown at work on this Page - Shown left, busily preparing an- other page for the 1951 E1 Lobo are Edith Morton, editor, and Belva Morse, associate editor. At the left center slot are Verdis Keller, photographerg Hershel Homer, sports editor, and Clois Corbin, art editor. At the bottom left are Glenn C o r b ian, copywriterg Clay D. Wright, typist and layout man: and Vermelle Bird, typist. LOBO LAIR A highly successful year was en- joyed by the staff of the Lobo Lair, the Levelland High School bi- weekly lithographed newspaper, during the 1950-51 season. The staff displayed an acute interest in the betterment of the student body as well as in furnishing the Lair's readers with entertainment and education. Top right are J oella Harrell, editor: Peggy Dan Bass, assistant editorg and Clay D. Wright, business man- ager. Center right are Belva Morse and Edith Morton, society editors, and Hershel Homer, sports editor. Bottom right are Edgar Melton reporterg Vermelle Bird, typist Mrs. Lou Rodenberger, sponsor: and Pat Watson, typist. Left are Verdis Keller, photo- grapherg Clois Corbin, art editor: and Glenn Corbirn, amusements editor. , :.i1..,,, fam.: 1 1 1 E E: -iz Mi' 2' . '-',V 3 1 4 :,,:, A , nw 1 i f M , -me a M., A , Lg 54,1 , .515 Qesf' fp V. 4, alms:-1v,. M f ' ' v 44 . ff, L' ' 2 .. xfwaffsfz A fi: MX 445 , ..n94,-55.522111 ,ga . ,y Q1-sef:rs:f:Q:: '5 7 Wk 4. . 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First row. left to rlght, Miss Paxton, sponsor: Mona Wright. senlor leader: Vickie Wright, mascot: Peggy Richards, junior leader: Henrl Brown, mascot: Viva Elliott, head leader: Kativa Rattan, mascot: Patsy Knick, freshman leaderg Judy Dyser, mascot: Jo Ann Alexander, sophomore leader: Miss Rogers, sponsor. Second row. left to right, Raynell Abemathy, Ann Taylor, Belva Morse, Mary Sue Hinson. Georgla Slkes, Velda Coursey, Dorls Laseman, Barbara Medford, Joella Harrell, Peggy Bass, Patsy McDermett, Angeline Schoenrock, Bobble Phifer. Beverly Caswell. Nelwyn Jeffcoat, Mary Lauderdale, Allce Beck. Third row, left to right, Ardith Campbell, Phyllis Phillips, Jlmmle Brown, Arleta Gres- ham, Betty Carr, Betty Shannon, Robbie Burns, Bobble Burns. Melba McDermett, Wanda Hudson, Martha Shaffer, Joan Hamil- ton, Bettye James, Rita Sinclair, Betty Copeland, Helen Halr. Fourth row, left to right, Charlene Keller, Annette Rawls, Betsy Smith, Shirley Hill, Dorothy Kauffman, Nellols Jackson, Janelle McNabb, Jackie Jameson, Ruth Jameson, Anita Carleton, Christina Koons, Patsy Dresslar, Velma ,Wiley, Evelyn Rogers, Joyce Forehand, Lula Neeley, Alta Jo Brewer. Fifth row, left to right, Mary Beth Eatherly, Betty Arthur, Janlce McKenzie, Sue Beth Cummins, Mona Flowerree, Juanita Sprulell, Sue Neal, Glenna Wheeless, Roslne Pool, Bertha Suits, Mldred Wheelem, May Bachman, Etta Riley, Gladys Sodek, Frances Willard. Yvonne Drake. Sixth row, left to right, Martha Arthur, Jo Beth Brown. Vermelle Bird. Marlene Harris, Patsy Watson, Amy Clarkson, Fayrene Prichard, Sue Clarkson, Mary Marcom, Barbara Marcy. Carol Townsend. Raylene Pool, Gay Johnson, Jackie Wynn, Patty Cash, Patsy rench. Seventh row. left to right, Doris Cunningham. Bobbie Norris, Alice Helvy, Roslne Rose, Shirley Tipton, Gayle Lee. Eddie Flo Barnes, Delores Goode, Mickey Richey, Iva Sue Coffey, Patricia Bowman, Hettie Allen, Carolyn Kirk, Charlene Ellison, Jean Mitchell. LaRue Gilmore. V wk. Q fp' 4 Q ,S . I' A X, lg m if , , , S 1.N,-,g,, ,ff f Q J. ,L . ,V M and-'Sf .. K '53 WW id, A 5 'f f , 1 L' 5 T, 'LEA-' D9 : I ee R wheexe' BAND ow.ECT0R'W' DRUM MAJOR-Wallie Gravitt MPJORETTES-Lucinda Birtciel, Sue Wheeler, and Morvene Landers F F a . A S Veraweetheo rt Stuart rgghorqksyvv enola: 'tenuous 40:1 an ll 'rl ., ,, 'nag 51391: O I O I f JEXQ! 552,11-Q ' ' ' ,gghuqqfc f 9 ay: pgfplqyqoaooaoa H gijfhifioarnaprn o un nan nf IIIOIOIVIQIU aa,o:nn-nn.: rvcnnnnuunn npfumnnnnnnun :un au.....,nn ff H, ., .,.,.,. , H. ,, ,, 1 .,f '1 ina U.. f J .U ,' I ann ou. ..,, nu on nn I ' 1 W wx LQ 'Mn H A 1 - J Ser ohn Don W2?Orf ' w 1... W Q '-dvds . FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The primary aim of the Future Farmers of America is the de- vslopment of agricultural leadership, co-operation, and citizen- s 1p. Activities of the Levelland Chapter of the Future Farmers of cluded articipating in the Hockley County Fair America in p last fall and the Spring Livestock Show and entering several contests in the area. Pictured at right are the officers. They are- Jimmy Bushyhead, 2nd vice-presidentg Robert Rodenberger, historiang Glenn Sal- ter treasurerg Bobby Tixier, secretary, Bill Henderson, spon- sor'g Bill Whitner, 3rd vice-president, Tommy Williford, re porterg Benny Hofacket, parliamentariang Freddie Ray, vice- president, John Don Weir, sentinel, Max Gross, president. it W' 7 1 Pictured left are Delmer Hightower, John Don Weir, and Buddy Logsdor as they displayed the banner they won at the Area I meeting at Spur December 9, 1950. THE MEMBERS ARE PICTURED AT THE TOP OF THE PAGE First Row: Billy Rath, Winifred Patterson, Preston Blair, Sam Long, Dol Creager, Darrell Standerier, Jack Van Ness, James Weir, Buddy Logsdon LaVon McAuley. Second row: Bill Henderson, Sponsor, W. H. Ellison Royce Macon, Bobby Boudreaux, Jimmy Lovelace, Tommy Williford, W C. Morrow, Jimmy Bushyhead. Third row: David Gressett, Freddie Ray Earl D. Waldrop, Leighton Railsback, Kenneth Bates, Douglas Highi Dickey Clairdy, Billy Joe Pearson, Billy Martin, James Preuit. Fourtl row: Bobby Tixier, Glenn Salter, Don Tugwell, Kenneth Worley, Billj Jack Whitner, Robert Rodenberger, Benny Hofacket. me PURE 1-rozm-:MAKERS or AMERICA it are Raynell Abernathy andiean Mitchell in H. A. and 4-H booth which took first place in ckley County Fair last fall. :below F H A officers are lft t , . . . , e o right, Ray- mernathy, presidentg Mary Sue Hinson, treasurerg 1 Sl ' ' ieppard, reporter, Peggy Richards, secretary' y Caswell, song leaderg Elnora Wright, parliam ,ng Betty Neves, historian: Mary Weaver. assist- :retaryg Patsy Johnson, vice-president: Wynnell song leader, Bonney Christian, pianist: Foxt- ones, corresponding secretary. s being hostess to the Region II F H A meet L e evelland chapter of the F. H. 'was also in many other projects this year ,,,.. ag ,iv M.: . EQ 1 L 5 'l 61531355 OI Afvg Members are, first row, Velma Wiley, Peggy Bass. Colleen Sheppardg Barbara Warren: Raynell Ab- nathy, Beverly Caswell, Glenna Wheeless, Mary Sue Hinson, Ardith Campbell, Barbara Curts, Mary Jo Woodrow. Second row: Peggy Clem, Nellois Jackson, Loretta Cox, Gayle Lee, Jackie Qualls. Frances Woodard Vermelle Bird, Bettv Arthur Shirley Cook Paulin . . . 6 Thurman, Ann Taylor. Third row: Arleta Gresham, Shirley Hill, Dorothy Kauffman, Sybil Wiley, Mary Brown, Eddie Flo B arnes, Mrs. Thompson, sponsor: Ollie Cooper, Wanda Smith, Geraldine Lassiter, Jacquelynn Fryar. Fourth row: JoAnn Alexander, Charlene Keller, Georgie Sikes, Velda Coursey, Betty Joyce Carr. Martha Mary Cuba, Marion Day, Betty Bob Shan- non, Sue Conatser, Beatrice Torres, Betty Neves, Not pictured are Patsy Johnson, Helen Jones. Dortha .Tones, Martha Stretcher, Hazel Wheeler, Amy Sue Vaughan, LaRue Gilmore, Rosine Rose, Shirley Tipton, Charlene Ellison, Patsy French, Ruth Gray, Yvonne Drake, Janelle McNabb, Erma Dean Rust, Peggy Richards, Bonney Christian, Bob- bie Bates, Wynnell Bailey, Elnora Wright, Mary . Foncyne Jones, Jean Mitchell, Mary Beth and Joyce Lyons. M 'Hwwdwfw-W at 1 if W M 89 STUDENT CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION To promote spiritual growth among th students. Left to right: Hershel Homer, presidentg Eai Nance, Jimmy Wright, Ray Quiett, Robbie Burn: Jimmie Lou Brown. Bobbie Burns, Pat Watsor Joella Harrell, Peggy Bass, Mary Brown. secre tryg Martha Mary Cuba, Delano Phillips: Wino na Richards. Leighton Railsback, Clay D Wright. reporter. Miss Thora Mc-Corkle. sponsor Jerry Limsford. not shown. is vice-president. QUIIJ, AND SCROLL SOCIETY To prmnrvtl' u.rf:r't mul ilfxpvussi-nzfiit' thinking. vlvur and furvvriil 1i'r1tiiig l'it'Ii1i'uci clovkwisv :imuiici talwli- at thvir initia- tion hniiquvl arc mvinlwrs of the Quill and Scroll and gut-sts: Edgar Mvlton. Clnis Corbin. lk-ggi' Bass. ti't-:isiin-i'g Bc-lxa lvlorsc-. reporter: x'l'l'lY1t'lll' Bird. guvstg Mrs. Lou Rudenlwrgvr. spmisurg Edith Morton, scs'i'etai'y. .Tm-lla Harrvll: Hill Gigi:-'sI'm'tl, .,jlL'f'lCl'I'1 l'.i! XY:it.:tii1, gm-sig Yci- dis Kvllvr. x'1vc-gwvsidciilg Flax ll Wriiglit, pros- ulvnt: Hvrslivl Humor and Glvnn Vurlvln 4'1 Third ro xv : Bobbie Bates. M a r y A ni Vaughan. Mrs. Gerald- ine Jolmson. sponsor second row: Jimmie Vvright. Phyllis Phil- lips. Beatrice Torres Lula Neeley first row Doris Lascnian, Bar- bara Medford, Barha- ra Shamhurger. pres- ident: Beverly Burney reporter. Olga Clay- ton, not victured. is vice-president. VOCATIONAL INDUSTRIAL CLUB unite in a common bond students enrolled in 2 and industrial co-operative training classes in Jarious zmblic schools of Texas. members are pictured left to right: first row., ild Jackson, Frank Martin, Gilbert Sanchez, Id Phelan, president: Joe Hayes, vice-president: am Smith, Perry Heard, sergeant-at-arms: id row, Bill Minor, H. T, Magers. Jackie Pan- Jimmie Spence, secretary: Bob Jones. Jerry rtsg third row, James Jeter, sponsor: Norman im, reporter and Kenneth Hum h e, N . p r vs. ot red is Gene Billingsley, treasurer. I . HYHE l , W BULL-SHOOTEI6 rv! f CLI-J? OF f, cAcTUS N Q,u1.C H I E3 W IEf?LFlEiqgE'vf. 1 A fe? 2 4 i' . N fx L ..' ,, ,f' f 21. 0-1 Tix 52:2 X DRAMATIC CLUB To give those stu- dents who 11-re inter- ested in drcimatics an opmorfunitgl to enjoy rind take part in such , ctlvttyf' Members are: first row, Joan Garrison. Bernadyne Weatherford, Bill Alexander, Edith Morton, Gayle Ewing, Edgar Melton, Maurene Nunley: second row, Joella Harrell, president: Wynell Bailey. Ver- melle Bird. secretary: Pat Watson, Hershel Homer, Peggy Bass, vice-president: third row. Jncquelynn Fryar, Elnora Wright, Bonney Christirm, Bobbie Bates, trensurerg Willn Fay Breshcnrs. Standing is Mr. Sam Hollis, sponsor. he best burns of L. H. S., right, Jimmy Wright and Della Harrell, are presented prizes at the Hobo arty, for being judged the best hobos, by Gene zilingsley and Jean Tabor. va, LOBO HOBOS CELEBRATE When does the next frieght come by? these bums, Seem to ask. Lined up to have their pitcher took this off-assortment of tranzps at the all-school Hobo Pr an annual affair, held October 12, this year at the foo stadium. i 4 t f SOCK HOP Watch your heads! Bernarlimc Weatherford and Baker Hallford, above, duck low as Amy Sue Vaughan and La Von McCauley let them pass irhilc dancing the Virginia Reel at the Soak Hon, Christmas Party, on December 21. Right, Mr. Curtis expresses wonder at the si:e of Jimmy Wright's foot which won the prize as the longest at the Sock Hop. I MQ: .,', V ' f fl w .dw .-,.,. 1, t . 5 at ..i. 't . K ' f s . .. ' ' r fw ,v sg iijfr: ' - if if b 'W-1 Ziff: wi , I 1: jpg, K I X P ,x 23, . . O ight: Two twirp hunters proudly show their ltches during the season. Foncyne Jones and elda Coursey display Sherrill Buggs Warren md Langford Sneed as the biggest ones we zgged this season. tr 'P- TWIRP WEEK The Woman Is Requested to Pay is the motto and theme of Twirp Week, yearly season on boys sponsored by the.LHS Student Council. As the TWIRP title infers, during this week the girls ask the boys for dates, furnish money and transportation. Left: 1'll give you these flash-bulbs if you'll let me take you to the show, pleads LaRue Gilmore to Zack Reid at the opening of Twirp Week last February. Waiting their chance are Martha Stretcher, Shirley Miller, Charlene Ellison, and Betty Arthur. ,l..:-,MN Le.. . gt My , Left: Ah'm hyar t' perform th' ceremony of holy matri- 'mony on these poor defenseless twirps t'day, says Mr. tlvlarryin' Sami Shaw as he and his donkey ride into the LHS gym where the Sadie Hawkins Day race was held, when the weather made iz impossible to hold it outside. P. S. The ' -M i K -- ' fi iv 'hx ' 'gm U ia x if 5 Vi , ,S wkrlflz! if rig ' X Q muff: nl? fif'-.. K - 9' 4 as Q .5 1 fl YS V53 , M - sf' we 43,5 SQ:-., , Y- ,nfs Jf,fY4F'5i5?Yz?1k P 1 , Q fi , :af donkey is the cute one. FOOTBALL BANQUETS FIRST PICTURE-Senior football letteri belatedly received their jackets at the ani football-pep squad-band banquet which held Thursday night, March 22, in the sc cafeteria, Left to right are gridsters: C Billingsley, Zack Reid. Joe Hayes, P+ Heard, Royce Creager, Donald Pigg, Bill 'l lor, Duane McMastc-rs, Norman Bigham, Minor, Clyde Grappe, and Neil Atchison. The cafeteria was decorated to resemble football stadium, The head table labeled Press Box and the tables were n bered as sections. Pep Squad Sweetheart, l vey Campbell and Band Sweetheart, lt Weaver, were presented with gifts. Several musical ensembles were sented by members of the band and pep squad. Viva Elliott was inistre: ceremonies. SECOND PICTURE-JoAnn Alexander. sophomore cheerleader, pre: Misses Ruth Rogers and Lela Paxton with gifts from the pep squad. THIRD PICTURE-A cute skit entitled You've got to be a Football H Was given by Ann Taylor, Phyllis Phillips, and Mary Beth Eatherly. FOURTH PICTURE-Pictured clockwise around one of the banquet tables Neil Atchison, Ardith Campbell, Gene Billingsley, Jean Tabor, Norman Big ham, Lucinda Birtcielg Pat Watson, Clyde Grappe. BELOW-At the Quarterback Club Banquet honoring the 1950 Clas Regional Champs, Friday, January 26. a trophy in memory of Jim Ken was presented by the Lobo team to the school. Gene Billingsley is show presenting the trophy to Mr. Marcom. fd' Above. Nellois Jackson, the football queen, receives her jacket from Mr. Clapp in an assembly in the gym for that purpose last February. All of the football squad received their jackets except the senior boys. Their jackets were not made correctly and they were returned to the company to be retumed later Upper right. One orange sody water comin' up. Shown here are several of the junior class members at work in their concession booth at one of the many basketball games last winter. Left to right are Ruth King, Jimmy Bushyhead, Peggy Richards, Eudell Hood, Sherril Don Warren, and Charles Mitchell. Center. Sporting new jackets and Ipana smiles are these three cheery cheerleaders, Jo Ann Alexander, Mona Wright, and Peggy Richards. They are shown in the gym immediately after the presentation during assembly. Lower right. I, Zack Reid, hereby dub thee Lobo football queen. Zack Reid, Lobo quarterback, pre- sents Miss Nellois Jackson, football queen, with Sweet- heart Roses as a symbol of the honor. The occasion was Homecoming and the Littlefield game last Novem- ber. Her escorts are Gene Billingsley and Dean Wal- trip. Junior Attendant and escort Sue Heath and Harold Phelan are shown ln the background. Dock Sewell and Betty Joyce Carr, Norman Blgham and Joan Garrison, sophomore and senior escorts and at- tendants, respectively, are not shown in the picture. K' A fascinating game is this pastime being enjoyed by Jim- mie Lou Brown and Dan Houck at the Sock Hop, LHS Christmas party, last December. This swapping match- es game was only one of many enjoyed by all at the successful affair, held in the LHS gym. The winners in the home room Christmas decoration con- test are shown in these three pictures. At the left are Mrs. Ownbey. Martha Hightower, and Ardella Ross. Mrs. 0wnbey's room took third place with their well decorated tree and expertly painted scenes on the blackboards. Lower left are Jimmie, Lou Brown, Mr. Shaw, and Billy Ray Martin. Rudolph the Rednosed Reindeer, other scenes, and the peace on earth theme gave Mr. Shaw's room second place. Proud as punch of their first place winning room are Dock Sewell, Annette Rawls, and Mrs. Rodenburger. The Peace on Earth, Good Will Toward Men idea, which was so well carried out by Mrs. Roden- burger's room, gave them first place. A xxlv lbove. These proud tooters were honored by being chosen or the all-state band. The Lobo band members who made he trip to Galveston to play in the East-West concert are, Landing, Wallie Gravitt, Scott Couch and Charles Watson. litting, Mary Ann Vaughan and Sue Wheeler. Above right. It's no fun, says the unidentified vl this wintry scene on the LHS campus last winter. those enjoying the snow are Jo Ann Alexander, Shirl Ruth. Gray, Dorothy Kauffman, Marion Day, somebo somebody else. 1951 ctim in Among ey Hill. dy, and Lobo T ler mainstay of the trophy Center. Peanut y , basketball team, receives the second place in the Morton tournament. Lower right. We'll have this old jalopy percu- latin' in no time, says Dean Waltrip to Joe Sneed as they struggle with the remnants of a ' mobile, believe it or not. once beautiful new auto s is a typical scene from the auto-mechanic Thi class all year. F,-f . x Q W ii Q1 ' Z m 52 S J s Q K 1 I., 'f wr , Wh 4 kj I VKL: G klfgxl 5 A ?A Q 3' ' Mgmg M .Aw ju .1 ,v 1 , 1-11' , k wk' 'Z J 5 'U if 75- H3 A - Q , ,f y 1, T gf 4 f W Q 1 22 i ggi , as gg 4. Q s, ,. Q 'K in I: K H g, 2 A, f win-: 4-' v :SW ' Qffiw Tilcrzgifi ' Y 'i , QL ,Lf , ,ft 5 5 L4 Q.l,1?gg,,,QwfE S xkryb v h 5 vffwlif ziigf l k ' ' L7 1 H f. , ,,hL,,,w, ,,1::, ., . L , ff ff ' 5 ' ' 'ii- ih , V V -fi M ssl B . fb if ygwx 5 1 ,x - , X My f V Q L5 2 My V 3 - ww XWVQ1 , if , LL A' i 43 ' X I .Fffaffg xi , ':,::11s1E5,,,g' .3:5' ,,,.. , ,, . K I . , 13,-:sf B X VK 3.1, . . A 'M-fr Tk ' rx .-Uni , fy Fig 5' W wg? ff: Aff ' A Mi I s x S if W , ag xv.. if Q, . ' E U ASSEMBLIES WE'LL REMEMBER The question of which class boasts more knowledge was settled ' ' ' b the radio 97 Far left. I dood it with my little bow and arrerf' Archery wizzard Jim Lynch demonstrates unusual methods of using the primitive weapon, the bow and arrow, in an assembly in the gym last winter. Left. A two-batoned cowgirl from Hardin-Simmons University displays twirling genius as the Hardin-Simmons Cowgirl band performs for students and faculty last fall in the L. H. S. auditorium. Good music and uncanny twirling made the show a big success. once and for all during this quiz program directed y speech class and broadcast over KLVT, Levelland, by remote con- trol. Contestants at the mike are Perry Heard, Jimmy Spence and Baker Hallford. Quiz master is Bernadyne Weatherford. The Sen- iors won. il Far left. Dear Santy, pwease bwing me a new Cadillac . . . Bobbv Turrentine, alias Saint Nickfreads a letter from a hope- tf- i ful L. H. S.'er in Christmas as- sembly last December 22. Left. The United States Consti- I tution came to life during this I fa, 1 assembly program conducted by the history and civics classes. The occasion was National Edu- cation Week last November 5 to 11. At the mike is Gene Billing- sley. 0'-IU'IP 'OI0Ul7UIT1--IZ' mgmjsmr' 'll IU ,292 nab I' 1 SE: ?E S- 5 9:0 '63 af:-E Zig: Una 'E 5 2 53 ,cr 'QL-18 41:95 ESQ 352 :neu nw: 1 H QE.. '1 sl.: 1 F0 Sgg 'Pon-1 N53 325 EEE' '5'.'I-2 mo 'H Qu: :E E. FE 50 ,ro SE '23 E :1 fi? ,534 :E go va? 82 OH is af 35 in :TK 52 W3 sa. gg :fill N0 33 ug Hu- E: CQ' '.!.'o IAS' Ahhhl screams Gayle Ewing. right. as Bemadyne Weatherford. with cane, threatens to push her out the window in the interscholastic League One-Act play, The High Window. which took second place in the district meet held here in March. Other members of the cast are, left to right. Rex Harris, Jacquelynn Fryer, and Clay D. Wright. Bemadyne received the Best Actress award. and Clay D. Wright received honorable mention. N Second row: Glenn Cor- x bin, first in ready writing: Rex Harris, one-act playg Jerold Parmer, first In slide rule: Clay D. Wright, t one-act play: Ji m m y Lovelace, third in typing, 1 and Leighton Railsback W first in junior boy's de- W clamation. All winners but the one-act play cast ' participated in the Re- gional meet in Lubbock. 1 April 21, 1951, Bobby Turrentine, who won first in extemporaneous speak- ing, both district and re- W glonal, is not oictured. W QCD K ...l .1- ,1 5 E EO 0F 'i M X! If :W- 9 y if X I . , X1 'Y X j f . X ff if , G 3 WW V f ' W f Il '43 J ex p, s . X4 5 f i Q , . W ' . gf 99 5 fx, C if L 6' , wg l' gf f X ' WmaeffcZ.?.,.12 ,A Q gf ' L 'Q fwfffm' x i-,,.3ff',f Wg s, ,diff ,, X 7' W gf- ii- ?7L 7 T? ' fy! , 4 Arswmqmfz 1 1 ,, ,--f ' X X lab! 56fblT w S ,ZX I I 'Q' 'KP NF' Mllllnnnnunn-gg,,,,,,m.q 6' If , x Alf? -five :- FOOTBALL QUEEN and ATTENDANTS Nellois Jackson Betty Joyce Corr Joan Go rrison Sue Heoth E sm 1, uk! if 1 17 Lg fiifig FQ ? ' 4 fv ix-3 QA MB D X '4 iv 4,38 5, 3 W! :ho 9 O '5gEgQg1A' f' 1221 Ui'-I ZWZQ4 21: 9531315.24 gg QQ' aggffg Q , fs- M 9 1 F W? .. 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First conference game was lost to Post by a very close margin. They began their winning streak when they won from Morton. Brownfield, Slaton and Muleshoe fell below the Lobos while they eagerly looked forward to the highlight of every football season-the Littlefield game. f L , ,af I X , ,.,,,.3qEf:- ,am It was cold, but the spirit was high as the students gathered for a pep rally before the all important Littlefield game. The deluxe blocking of the Kermit Yellowjackets in the quarter-final game m Odessa almost makes lt appear that the Lobos are out-numbered as Ye1lowJackets start buzzing on a long run. fikqn . . . As Region I-AQ Champs - Breaking Littlefield's 22-game winning streak with a 26-14 victory at the Homecoming Game, the Lobos also crowned Queen Nellois Jackson that night. The Lobos won their Bi-district crown from Spurg defeated Shamrocks' Irish in Amarillo for Regional Championshipg and in the quarter-finals, the Kermit Yellowjackets took the Lobos in a one-sided battle in Odessa on December 9. It's up and away! A Yellowjacket from Kermit kicks off to the eager Lobos in Broncho Stadium in Odessa as the Lobos and Yellowjackets battle it out for the quarter- final honors. Perry Heard, carrying the ball, snarls ferociously as he spins on two wheels desparately dodging the Shamrock players who are more than busy trying to find a hole in the excellent Lobo blocking. fi iEuMi ,Li l W ' . Q L' V-if L , in 0 wg :fe Ll. L K 5- 11 g f , an N asa , If ' ' ' , .ffi-fix? ' . ,' x i I g g me 59, g , g 3 fkf'Ellf-iq ,L , 1, E741 ? -M5-.. :Mir ,TT V ka 1, . I ' xl is D I A In A if ,H ,.isey 2,322 5 f X I . i reg' 'i.yr vw i ii i L .'i. q ' -' f -we L- . 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TIPTON, above, basketball coach for I A 'Q li seger, Es Gm the'1ast three years, is proud of this years' team and 0 51, lr .helr accomplishments. Jo Ann Alexander Georgia Sikes Betty Joyce Carr Shirley Hill 2 letter, F 1 letter, G 1 letter, F 2 letter, G - F Points, 220 Points, 56 Points, 28 Co-captain .LH 1 6 6 57 , ,ff ' 41 f ii i 5 f A V7 if Ruth Gray 1 letter G H. Annette Racker and Jamey Hudson, Whitharral guards encompass Lila Mae Kennedy as she shoots, mlsses and tries for the rebound in the Hockley County GIIIS' Tournament. - Lila Moe Kennedy Marion Day Veldo Coursey Iagggegacgneson 2 letter. F 1 letter, F - G 1 1e1ter,G ' Points 121 - r ' P01ntS, 3 Co-captam if 'fi Pictured ls COACH GANO TUBB, as the Lobo team practices for the l Tournament. 1 .ongford Sneed James Pierce 1 letter, F 1 letter. C Points, 26 Poin1C8, 166 Captain Boys' Basketball This year's Lobo team made quite a name for them- selves in the short time allotted for basketball sea- son. Probably entering later than any other team were the Lobos because ot a long football season whiiclla kept them from starting their regular season on e. They won second place in the north halt of Dis- trict 4-A, and then took second in District. Traveling to Tulia for the Regional Tournament, they played Abernathy, winning and gaining a game with Mule- shoe. They lost to Muleshoe and Phillips, takhg fourth place. Frank Burnett DOH WiS9 21 tters' F 2 letters F Po?nts.195 Paints 20 2 T, , 5 .. ,. ,LJ s i ww get L fi' , :. 'nt' k ..,: nw. J ,,, . X 1 R ,..,. f??!BvH, -X . ' X f m -ii?f'i.1z ,L A .,, . 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X .,:1 M, . .,., - 7 1' K V . 753511 1..11f:s::gWf1. ,. 1 1 1.1, ,gg1,s1:1 1155913 .1 4 K 4 ,,.. 2 1' mf- W 'fp 1fQ:,2z::ii:r1,:': tm Y, ' '-fT1i24f'7 Q . N,- M y ix , 91 A Q1 1 . 11. 1 11.9 X ',-3.:feam.:' :1ir:'.X:f1::,.. .1 3 1 1' 11j : IJ V: ' ,f 'V A A 1 gl 1 - - 6' . 51.212, JZ .- f., wifiighgggk' . 11 'Q V, wr -Q, ,. 1...-.,2n, QE, - P561 s 3. T. ,ff L Qifstvt . . .Aww A Luis-XM ' 325 -1. 're k W. 13,15 f fl? 1 . MJ mf L1 ffl 1 JY' v ,VS , -MVK Q up-1 Kuff SS gr. M' 4 il' 53:15:55 ' .fa N A z L, Q muiffa Q r u X PW .1 xg I I2 VOLLEY BALL 'irinning pleasantly are Miss Ruth Rogers, coach, renter: Ruth Gray and Shirley Hill. captains. Ioming through for second place in the north half if District 4-A were the Levelland Loboettcs. They entered the District Tourney and came out in 'ourth place. Fo win second place, they slapped Muleshoe and .lttlefield with a two out of three. For practice, the Loboettes took on Morton three imes. playing from four to six games each encoun- er. Vlorton won first in this district T f f jf fgjf1.:f152.s5z31,egl1Zm.sit Qeigzgtfgiirti . gi -Ql.If1'f '11,1i.1L... , - Pictured above is the Girls Volleyball Team which has brought Levellar High School much publicity in the field of sports. They are, left to righ first row: Joyce Caswell, Shirley Hill, Charlene Keller, Loretta Cox: secor row: Jo Ann Alexander, Velda Coursey, Mary Brown, Myrna Hayes. Barbai Vlfagren, The A team as well as the B team is made up of Girl P. I s u ents. . ., ..f. i til T Q ff S: The substitute team or the B team consists of, first row: Mary Weave Ruth Gray, Annette Rawls, Georgie Sikesg second row: Joyce Lyon. Doroth Kauffman, Arleta Gresham, Foncyne Jones. wo nrt Cb' if e ! ' a ,age ' 1 XOPD4 Levelland thinly clads pose for a group picture. Kneeling. Jimmy Bushyhead, Charles Evans. Bobby Boudreaux. Bill Taylor, Keith Marshall, Merle Johnson, Curtis Israel, Billy Spruiell: standing, Harvey Campbell, Langford Sneed, Gene Billingsley, James Pierce, Willie Henson. Dan Houck. Kenneth Neal, Donald Pigg, Lynn Dudne . ibers of the team participated in regional meet, in Lubbock. April ire pictured left to t, Perry Heard. jump, high and hurdles: Gene ngsley, 100 - yard. - yard dash: Lang- Sneed. shot put l discus: Harvey ipbell, shot putg le Johnson, mile . In the 440-relay rd, Sn:-ed. Billing- and Henson won. Y 55' rn 5 gm :fi ': na 5: C TS,-x om r-10 gi' my 53 33 - 2 25 :' UW vl'5' fo-1 me mo' 3-x El-0 55 5 m3 r-ifli -12 me nm om 'I gm --fa :S FF ,,,.. rf? 9.12 VI M is E.. o' iz SE .-E' 55. 5,03 H.. :r mm Sa 35' 35 :fl ::.. 'S gn :ar 43 02 go.. ': 2 n. :v fu gag 1 f Yzf az di? Q , 1 I g,Q::7:,1i i 1 TENNIS Pictured left to right are Jimmy Brasch, Wallie Gravitt, Burk Rob- erts. and Norman Bigham. Burk and Wallie fought their way through local and area competition to become district champions in tennis doubles. They advanced to regional and lost their first game to a tough opponent, O'Donnell. SPORTS HIGHLIGHTS FOR 1950-51 SEASON Levelland 1950-51 highlights in the sports field included the following, and will be of interest to yearbook holders in years to come. On September 8, the Lobos played their first football game, losing to Pecos 18-0. The second game, Seminole topped the Lobos by 7-0. Following this game, on Friday, Sep- tember 22, Hereford fell before the Lobo team 20-0. During this month the new gym was dedicated. In order, the following teams fell before the Lobos: Morton 27-0: Brownfield 31-63 Slaton 51-6. September 25, an announcement from Mr. O. W. Marcom revealed new bleachers for the west side of the stadium would be installed for 1951-52 season. November 10, 1950, is a day to be remembered by all Lobo fans, for it was on this cold, windy night that Littlefield went down in defeat 26-14 for the first time in 26 games. Other games following were won by the Lobos: Muleshoe 32-0, Tahoka 52-0, Spur 45-21 fBi-Districtj, Shamrock 34-14 fllegionalj. The Lobos lost in the State Quarter-Finals to Kermit by a score of 33-0. On December 26, Rusty Russell, Coach at Southern Methodist University, spoke to the Lobos at the annual Quarterback Banquet. FENERAL STORE 0 Qffl zlc 2 If ' -v , ff A X 'ff' ,V ' X 1 ' S K , , Sf ff-'L mil ,wma Av -.QE - Q Xitum 'Q'WHwk'Q?k7 A CWM 3 X 5 x 7 'K 60026 '1 fkwj- I ! I j lg A . 52-0 Q - 6 4 J I K 7217! Z 2 ' W gf W 'X WW' , If -:Q f- 7 ? 1 ff' , ' ,g,,5gM W-'H - yf gf 7 WM,, ,EX Z .12 I, x I z ,' 72, li MJ f xl , A f ' f' ,fn 77 -- K f X MQW f , ff W 7013 C0 1'f'L if' 1 ADS CEELING' BUICK CQMPANY 102 Avenue 1 Telephone 777 and 771 Levelland, Texc 1 1 1 s'rAcY-MASQN, unc. HOME FURNISHERS SINCE 1915 Levelland, Texas WALLACE THEATRES Serving Levellond are the I WALLACE, NEW ROSE and OLD ROSE and SPADE DRIVE-IN THEATRES ,J 11 H 11 P B B dd L d B The same group minus Edith Morton gets ready to Hofiaikealgghh jgggwgi-5' Egith YMO?-Tgnfugndeggz take an airy ride in an Oldsmobile 98 Convertible Wheeler demo t te th ' 't I ns ra e carrying capaci y o a GMC pickup at Morton GMC Olds. Morton GMC-Olds Company BOX 789 LEVELLAN D, TEXAS Two LHS stu- dents, Sue Heath and Pat Watson, are shown in- specting a dress at the VOGUE. VOGUE JUNIOR LINES Jonathan Logon Bobbie Brooks dresses, skirts, and blouses Youthcraft Coats and Suits Phone 852-J 911 Houston St. J DAVIS FOOD STORE COME IN AND MEET YOUR FRIENDS HUGH DAVIS, Owner Reba helps nan Bigham, 'Pete Alex- ander, Mus- i Pu h d g , an leorge Willis :t flowers for their Junior- aior Banquet dates. Il'2' REBA'S FLOWERS Levellond, Texas Mr. and Mrs. Ed Conkin Where Designing is an Art and Service is a PIeasure 1206 Austin Phone 994 MANN - ST. CLAIR Insurance Agency 917 Austin Street - Levellond, Texas All types of Insurance ond Real Estate Loans HARRY MANN 0 JIM ST. CLAIR , , .a,a CQLE BRCTHERS Distributor of TEXACO Petroleum Products Box 248 - TEL. 45 Levellond, Texas 20 I PIG,GLY WIGGLY WHERE FRIENDS MEET FRIENDS Levelland, Texas Cobb's Department Store THE STORE FOR NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS Levelland, Texas Edith Morton, Pat Watson, Gayle Ewing and Sue Heath look over the large selection of hats at COBB'S DEPARTMENT STORE In Business To Serve You YOUR HOME NEWSPAPERS HOCKLEY COUNTY HERALD Published Thursdays THE SUN-NEWS Published Sundays WEIMHOLD PRINTING av OFFICE suPPLY QUALITY PRINTING 0 OFFICE SUPPLIES OFFICE MACHINES I OFFICE FURNITURE i. .. -1 RADIO STATION KLVT 1230 ON YOUR nm. 22 J. C. PENNEY COMPANY Home of Cash and Carry Values LEVELLAND, TEXAS Reid-Faubion Chevrolet Co. SALES and SERVICE Phone 144 Box 395 LEVELLAND, TEXAS - r C H I S U M D R U G COPEI-AND HARDWARE . Company 802 Austin Street Philco 6' Maytag Appliances I-EVE'-l-AND, TEXAS Hardware 0 Gifts Levelland, Texas Diamonds Scientific Watches Guaranteed Silverware Watch Repairing BEACH JEWELRY O. L. BEACH Phone 324-W Levelland, Texas 2 Doors North First Natl. Baink Compliments of F I RST NATIONAL BANK Super Foods For Super People I24 i S Commercial Print Shop 81 Office Supply Phone 574 717 Avenue G LEVELLAND, TEXAS Burson Motor Company F O R D I SALES SS,-MCS H A M E E D Si 701 Eqsf Haus:-on Your Better Store for Women's Wear LEVELLAND, TEXAS South Side of Square BRASCH-MITCHEULL LEVELLAND STATE BANK The Friendly Bank . EDGAR MOTOR COMPANY LINCOLN-MERCURY SALES and SERVICE Across from Post Office Levellond, Texas FAI R .DEPARTMENT STORE, Inc. 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