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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1952 volume:

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A wk if-f' DF 1952 lf s. 1 K ' W4 ff M K ' M if 7f !fCE gif if 0 , X .EVELLAND HIGH SCHOOL LEVELLAND TEXAS I 1-11 1.1- if ifil CONTENTS ,,.1..--- 'Mu M Um Recaacf dh Www af We Jimmy Bushyhead and Maurene Nunley smile for the camera- man but Jimmy Wright seems to be quite bored by it all. .um In the forefront Jackie Wynn, Lavon McAuley, Patricia Bowman, Langford Sneed, Betty Ragland, Charlene Marshall, Donnie Windsor, and Nancy Lawlis enjoy doing put-your-little-foot. .feaeflancf Jfiqfz Scfma Shown receiving first place prize in the local essay contest is Jimmie Lou Brown. Dr. Reed presented the students with awards. Jackie Reynolds, left, was the second place winner and Gene Thornton, right, won third place. 5 Q fx X-sr' Mr. Hutchison shows the junior class officers an experiment in the Chem. lab. Left to right are: John Castleman, Mr. Hutchison, Baker Halford, Shirley Miller, and Curtis Isreal. The Courtesy c o m mitte e of the Student Council and the new students inspect the season's first ice. ii t Q ik fn: wg? , . '55 x'gR?'5r x 3 2' ..,,. 4 - 9 , x 1. ,QV 3 5 1? ,fx if ll 'U K SQ L., N I 251 .f??2w L if f ii, , , 1. 25 x f , 3:55 SA gi 5 'S l H' s ' ,. W v g. ,., W I b :- ' .' 1 it K 59 sr J . 2 2 ' W, , i 'Qi - Q' Z .1 1' A f'.f. fx In 'Qi . A it A. a , 57 ff R if si . 1 ' A 1 . U if: 1 it Y K' . Y x .. Vi 'I x SS .w l ! ff'-Y WA Wt 9' 055. ff-OOQ1 5 '.'0O' 'vQo9 , xfo' 'I' Q F W Q ,W s 1 N Q Niki' ' X 1 -.syiix-. www., I Q 6 ff 4 29 ,fx 4 Y! wg, , 've- TH' 3 Q x i Q5 L'--+ 1 Y J Q 'N 2 vi S. fn luemaaiam sam Billingsley l W R Simon Donald Schwab V. N. Sibley J W Luker O B Wiley Percy Cole L L Cox President To the patrons of the Levelland High School, including our fathers and mothers, and all the qualified voters of the Levelland Consolidated Independent School District, we are greatly in- debted for a modern school plant, which we are using for the third year. To their duly elected representatives, the members of the Board of Trustees who served during the planning and building of our new high school buildings, we dedicate E1 Lobo of 1952. Earl Garrison e Joe Tunnell Paul Atchison W. A. Magers Gordon McMillan C E Birdwell O. W. Marcom 1 W. L. Reed O. R. Watkins Assistant Superintendent Una 14cfmi444L115za.Z'al1fi Esta L. Jeter W. O. Tipton Registrar Counselor G. C. C lapp Principal MT i E ei I Q ,5 ' lf W ig In ,, diff K W I y , QA T V f Gano Tubb Nina Birtciel Basketball Coach English II, IV W. History Pat Bailey Football Coach W. History Mary L. Headstream Cam Shields jr. Geraldine johnson Plane Geometry journalism Spanish Physics English II English II Trig. 1 ' 1 . T T f . N ,. ,wh 1 TV,- H.. tegnfx' Q.. Sam Hollis Speech W . History Ralph Benningfie 1d Chorus Qfiflurgdbl 11113 ,JB Gfwqw 1 ff . Y, wr E525 4533? it Vera T. Ownbey Typing II Shorthand bo Sudie M. Thompson Home Economics .- ' f: is T H - ' -, fn,- W. R. Wheeler Band Director ja me s jeter Auto Mechanic s Truett S. Rattan Shirley Carter james Blakely Head Football Librarian Algebra I, II Coach Bill Henderson Mary Smith R. L. Sonnenburg Agriculture Typing Distributive Commercial Law Education Bill Whitfield Thora McCork1e Bobby McMillan Vocational Civics S. E. D. T. Agriculture American History World Geography W N S... SENS E in - K gifgj em -X R 4 RAYNELL ABERNATHY F.H.A. 2,3,4 F.H.A. President 3 Pep Squad 2,3 Rainbows, 2,3,4 BPW Girl of the Month Student Council 3,4 El Lobo 4 Activity 3 v, F T45 sf? fe Q Q ai -nw 5 s 's Q ' X ls. LORENE BRAY Band 2,3 Glee Club 2,3,4 Pep Squad 2,3,4 Llanemows 2,3,4 F.H.A. 4 Basketball 2 Class Reporter 2,3 JIMMY BUSHYHEAD BEVERLY CASWELL Track 1 Pep squad 1,2,3 Agriculture 3 FJ-LA. 1,2,3 Campus King 4 Junior Play 3 MARY BROWN S.C.A. 3,4 F.H.A. 2,3,4 Chorus 2,4 Vollevball 3 Softball 3 JOYCE CASWELL Basketball 1,2,3 Volleyball 1,2,3 Junior Play Pep Squad 1,2 Dramatics Club 3 51 'Kkh iz m,., M gary 4 fl +A if l , my A V s A A A 1.42f:Jr:5k2 -ww.- f-, A , f iii X ' .:-N.: .F-51, ff' in an . -' 51' W f A K 'F2:1f w 1. 1 A 5 ' if 4.', . 5 A- ' .ff 'V' '21-Y! , 'J' f ,, il W if - , 'L i . ,K I , f ' 'A 4? HARVEY CAMPBELL Football 1,Z,3,4 V.L.C. 4 Escort Football Queen Track 1,Z,3,4 ROLAND CURTIS DORIS CUNNINGHAM MAI-COM COL!-IER Moved from Glena Rark Dramatics 4 JAMES DAVIS DON TUGWELL F.F.A. l,Z.3.4 CHARLENE ELLISON F.H.A. 1.2,3,4 Freshman Speech Play Band Z Flag Bearer 2 Vice Pres. Quill and Scroll Pep Squad l,Z,4 l X , - ms z Li, 3 1 ,ii . in - - V v :Y Q Qfiefifi ' f if .. ' gp- ' ' 35513 Q' in Q THOMAS FORD ANN GARRETT Cheerleader 2 Rainbows l,Z,3,4 F.H.A. 1,Z,3 LA RUE GILMORE FRANK BURNETT REX HARRIS Band 2,3 Basketball 1,Z,3,4 Freshman Play 1 Football 1,Z,3,4 Speech Play 1 Baseball 1,3 Pep Squad 1,2 Football Captain 4 F.H.A. l',Z,3 Quill and Scroll Rainbows l,Z,3 V.I.C. 4 SUE HEATH MARY SUE 1-uNsoN BENNY HOFACKET Chorus 1,2 F.H.A. 1,2 Pep Squad 1 Band 2,3,4 Football attendan B.E.C. 4 Dramatic Club Band Class Officer 3 Pep Squad 1,Z,3 F.H.A. l,Z,3,4 Officer 3 F.F.A. 1,Z,4 Officer l,Z,3,4 Area F.F.A. Officer 3 V.I.C. 4 Leadership 3 Vice President S.C. 3 President S.C. 4 EUDELL H0013 BOBBY HUGILL Band 1,Z,3,4 President 4 Camera Club 3,4 Student Council 4 KENNETH HUMPHREYS Woodwork Shop 1 Football 1 V.I.C. 3,4 DONALD JACKSON Basketball l,2.,3,4 Baseball 2,3,4 Football 1 V.I.C. 4 JAMES J. JOHNSON SHIRLEY KILLION Band l,Z,3,4 Basketball 1,2 Track I Dramatics C lub 3 ,4 Chofus 4 if V , . W Q, ' Q 35?f53gfQ 1' ' Q7 GAYLE LEE JOYCE LYON VICTOR MCALLISTER PGP Squad 1,23 Band 23,4 Moved from Lubbock F.H.A. l,Z,3 Secretary of S.C. 4 Science Cmb 3 D-E. Club 4 Basketball 1,2 Chemistry Club 3 Volleyball l,Z,3 F.H.A. 1,Z,3 Dramatics Club Debate Club Z Baseball 3 2,3 Hi-y 3 D.E. club 4 IDA LEE MCANEAR Moved from Midway El Lobo 4 LA VON MCAULEY JQE MCMINN Football l,Z,3,4 Photography 3'4 Basketball 1.2,3 D.E' Club 4 Track 2,3 F.F.A. 2.3 Football Escort 4 Dramatics Club 4 BILL MURRAY Football Z,3,4 Baseball 2,3 Track 2,3,4 Junior Play 4 CHARLES MITCHELL FRANK. MARTIN Football 1 Football 1 Student Council 2 Basketball I Class Officer 2 V.I.C. Officer 3,4 Football 2,4 Band 1,2 Wild Life Club 4 N . 4 n LULA NEELY F.H.A. 1,Z,3.4 Pep Squad l,2,3 BOBBIE SUE NORRIS MAUREEN NUNLEY F.H.A. l,Z,3,4 Pep Squad 1 Pep Squad 1,Z,3 Band l,Z,3,4 Attendant to Football Queen Z El Lobo Editor 4 Campus Queen 4 S is ' Q-L if ir ' Z t 'Eff l eS l S l q df at eliq' A 3 S 1 S 3 K., M SS 1 'ty Lf . - 'Q 5 ERNEST OGLESBY JEROLVD PARMER WINDFORD PATTERSON Basketball 1,Z,3,4 F.F.A. l,Z,3,4 Class President 4 V.I.C. 4 I , BOYD PATTON Football l,2,4 Vice Pres. Z Reporter 4 Quill and Scroll 4 HAROLD PHELAN Football 1,Z,3,4 Basketball 1,Z,3,4 Track Z V.I.C. Pres. 3 Class Favorite 3 Junior Play 3 Sportsmanship 4 Dramatics 3,4 Student Council 3,4 mA 5 , , I nlecl Q. ' Vrif c'A'X -I .'A' . - JAMES PIERCE JACKIE QUALLS Football 1,Z,3,4 Pep Squad Z Basketball l,Z,3,4 F.H.A. 2.3 Track 3 Cheerleader 4 Wild Life 4 Business Education Club 4 PHYLLIS ANN PHILLIPS Class Play 1 F.H.A. 1 Dramatics Club 2,4 Spanish Club 2,4 Photography Club Z Football Queen 4 Pep Squad 1,3 Rainbows 1,4 WAYNE REDDEN PEGGY RICHARDS Cheerleader 1,3 Best all around 1 Secretary 1 F.l-I.A. 1,Z,3,4 Officer 3 Reporter of Quill and Scroll 4 Lobo Lair 4 Pep Squad Z Rainbows 1,3 fi 3 3 2-. Q is BARBARA SHAMBURGER Band 1,Z,3,4 Student Council 3 Spanish Club Pres. 3 Spanish Club Sec. 4 F.H.A. 1 GLENN SALTER JO CAROL SANDLIN Folk Dance Club 1 Chorus 4 Librarian 2,3 MAGDALENE NELSON SMITH LANGFORD SNEED F.H.A. 1,2 Secretary 1,Z,3 Cheerleader fGA1 3 Glee Club QGAJ 3 Home Ec. 1,2 B.E.C. Club 4 Beta Club QCA, 3 Football l,Z,3,4 Basketball 2.,3,4 Track Dis. State 1,2 President of Class 3 Vice Pres Class 4 Student Council 3,4 Senior Play 4 All District Z District and all 1-nninnal 'fl E H. Q QL Mm :H SQ gg, ia 6 :ry , R R X wh if 'ELK V' K- ' X -WLV .i-' Sm ,S I DONALD SUITS PAULINE THURMAN BOBBY TIXIER Football 1,Z,3,4 F.H.A. 1,Z,3,4 Class Favorite Basketball 1,z,3,4 Pep Squad 1,z,3,4 V.I.C. 4 Track 3,4 F.F.A. 1,Z,3 WILSON TOOMBS CLINTON TYLER PEANUT TYLER ' F.F.A. l,Z.3,4 Mr. Personarty 4 V.I.C..4 Class Favorite 3 Baskteball 1, Z, 3 Baseball 1, Z, 3 s ' 5 1 SUSIE VAUGHAN BILLY RUTH VERNON HELEN SUE WHEELER Band 1,Z,3,4 F.H.A. 1,2 Band 1,Z,3,4 Band Sweetheart Z Radio Speech Z Majorette Z,3,4 Band Officer 3 B.E.C. 4 Head Majorette 4 F.H.A. 3 Speech Play Z Dramatics Club 3,4 Who's Who In H.E. 3 Home Ec. l,Z,4 F.H.A. 1,2 Senior Play D.E, Club 4 El Lobo 4 Junior Play D.E. Reporter 4 Class Officer 4 Spanish Club Radio Speech 4 All-state Band 3 HAZEL WHEELER GLENNA WHEELESS BILL WHITENER Band l,Z,3,4 F.H.A. l,Z,3 F.F.A. 2,3,4 F.l-I.A. 3 Pep Squad l,Z,3,4 D.E. Club 4 D.E. Club President 4 RUBY WILLIAMS TOMMY WILLIFORD Pep Squd z v.A. 1,3,4 Candidate for Teepee V.A. Reporter 4 Queen 3 School Photographer F.H.A. I Photo Club 3,4 Volleyball 3 Pres. of Photo Club 4 'Lobo Lair 4 Senior Attendant 4 Junior Play 3 D.E. Club 4 R., Et E Y il' L L S d,ad2a LLhk A Xa,: RAY WINN Basketball 3 Baseball 3,4 V.I.C. 3,4 V.I C. Reporter 4 Head Cheerleader 4 FRANCES WOODARD MARY JO WOODROW BEVERLY JEAN WORLEY F H.A. l,Z,3,4 Pep Squad 1,4 Salutatorian Pep Squad 3 Chorus 1,Z,4 F.H.A. 1,Z,3 Chorus 4 Class Play 1 Speech Play Z S.C.A. 4 Senior Play 4 Photo Club 3 Softball 3 F H A. l,Z,3,4 F.H.A. Officer l Volleyball 3 B.E.C. 4 EDDIE FLO BARNES JIM WRIGHT F.H.A. l,Z,3 Spanish Club 1,Z,3 Pep Squad l,Z,3 S.C.A. 1,Z,3,4 THE SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President . . Jerold Pax-mer Secretary . . Amy Sue Vaughn Vice-President . . Langford Sneed Reporter . . Boyd Patton ff Q GH! X dp lx ' X -,.-x w if qw X Qfmlx 0. Yllllllll J Ja O o o Q7 I k:..,?: if A AA 7, ' xu X' fx xx. iff X f ff Y Q K , 2 ,fi f f f ff 5 fff , A ' - X f f X 'A 5- Q. . 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P X it Wt Su Q udrqj I fff'i:?:f . fish' '- K1 ,nf-,xx A Velda Coursey -if x . , Z Ollie Fay Cooper , X Q oi ' C 5 Lorretta Cox f , H 1 af, o 4.1.42 , 2. . ,Q ,F , .2 -. 4 49 , , x k ,. , , bf v If X A 1 ig? in N C fi s ' 9' k ,g, Q:N f, ',' CCIQ f . oooo gp A ' ' ' if DOH Copeland , Clois Corbin S - EAR w M KQN' x , L . H S 1, ,ax H 3 ,, 1 ' Q x ' A' ix 2 1' 'N w , if .1 'Q - J . hh -5? o gg, A M55 -,C 4. Marybeth Eatherly Gayle Ewing Don Creager W. H. Elhson T ra W f Z? fi , H12 wg, . FA Q .Ni x X 'Q K -Q ,,,. y, A y 45 4 -,g av N -f 1 -y. IN- Martha Mary Cuba Lynn Dudney Patsy French Ruth Grey , Kennley Fortner m We . .X nd Arleta Gresham David Gre sset Myrna Goode Dan Green Larry Wayne Alice I-Ielbey Shirley Hill Baker Hallford Carlene Harper Johnny Johnson Tommie Folwkes gi P5 Wilma Hodge Dan Houlk Curtis Isreal v 'V' fi ,. P ,ex J 'ob 'P J ll ,Qerf A vu' H 'ii J Merle Johnson Dorthy Cauffman l9 ,gg 'ii wg !! x i N K X Ronnie Leatherman . ' . 5, , XX ,Y V- -A E ulkx ' . l,X- 2, ' N Charlene Keller ' f2f . .:b '1.e gg Q , J I is 2 at I 1 I tl' fb' f ww ' it .ff h K .gg V as A 3-'EEF-kin' , 'MF 'fiiilmfia ' , ' TE ff' Ja , ' 'T 1 ,. , gf' ha- N , '4 L , 0 L ,mmh'h I f new .- .J H -1 'I 71, 'Jig - ff 1 M 4 ' Il 'f FQZEF- '-' .V ., f ,'L. M y ' ' ' M M. 1 ' , ff ,V-' Q 'KV- ' ' 5 I - 5 ' : . 2 ' V ,ai lx Q5 . , . ,L ac M f W 'L'. V I K ffl Billy Ray Martin Marshall Metze Shirley Miller Freddie Lowe Royce Macon .Tean Mitchell W. C. Morrow F1-eida Mounger 'Q-' -8 gil Billy Jo Pearson Delano Phillips 5 ii Asis Earl Nance fig ., 1, af mf . 'X 'Q ik f X, aa Q '24 ,j l P2 5 Phil Phillips J,-x my 'lg . fl' Kenneth Neal Mary Alice Palmer Billy Rath 1 ' 1 , i Ray Quiett kwa' Leighton Railsback in ' :' ars e iw A l P I Q l Betty Bob Shannon Y? 1,f?!Qa2.f .T ackie Reynolds 6 C.: Winona Richards S X ,, Annette Ralls ,Freddie Ray G eorgie Sikes Maurice Skeller Earma Dean Rust Dock Sewell Bonnie Stogsdell Darryl Standerfer Annette Stark Thomas Thornton E K fd .P A 'Lg K . bs Ea f 'Q a s - , wif 1 s as Martha Stretcher Marvin Toombs if 1 aff? . G32 ig. :Q - ,-1 -f-' an ,z :rv Ag 15,5 wg:-,KL M X ' as A ,gms , ., rug, ww 2- F Q f:vi!-ul- N-wus f T JAM R Q ,sally w X 1, as If, Q if 'QE gi Q g i e,,A , , Q M3 sf xp , 4,LL W I .-by M 3515 ? if M -1 , 1 V L kr. 1' kk'V' ,,z ,wiki 'B 1- .. .1 R 3 H , - K? iw i : -S2 -w i, ' . -rp-v,y,'3a ig , I If-fi X 1 Clyde Stacy Charles Suits Wayne Thompson .x 1 e l Q J 'ZH f QL: . Charles Watson Velma Wiley Peggy Clem Jimmy Yeary Sybil wuey W m my v U ni cw? ZWV Roe Ann Adams Hettie Faye Allen Jerry Atchison Richard Bailey Royce Barnes Kenneth Bates May Bachman Alice Beck Leroy Bishop Eugene Bentley Lucinda Birtciel Joy Bowen y n g ' Y., LgA: , fs. It 5 V V. sf: S E A M ' Fi: 5 if if' :,Ie M 'K , B, B ,gg f as H cl TQ' if fl 4, is W1 . W psf ' Al l 7 JF . ,, 3 5 A ,, 4 it 7 4 . , Q A , .. .,,. , , :y e 1 'iifiga ' B V S f 'X gn e K. , 1? 14 . All ii Egg 19, sl B- 3 .,j 1 M 5.4 if - , li. pm.. : s . . 8 'Sz xi fl' , is ig, l as 51 X N s ' -W pn ' 7 . X ' F Q-f K ' 1 E 'YA' I l ' 'L , f ' Q IE? if 0, lllllil S 1 1 p Q B 1 Y' S 1 t f 1751 Md Lanell Bowns Patricia Bowman Bobby Boudreaux Ronald Brown Ann Brasher George Branch Troy Brazel Patsy Brown Jo Beth Brown Ronald Brock Bill Buckner Anita Carleton Winfred Caswell Sue Coffy Sue Io Cole Betty Grace Copeland Scott Couch Jimmy Cox Sue Clarkson Lou Clarkson Doyle Criswell Sue Beth Cummins Burdene Currington Marion Day - X ' 3 1 I .10 it gs c ll Z. , H 1. 1 Q , .tan - ' A Z, , . ,,.., za-1,9 . if KA fi.: J, fy ,, :K A hwy' 'Q fig Q' I C -v . . 1 , .T 3 , 5 F . I ilk 9 W is F I ar ak Q ,M a 4' , , Q .-f Q- ' X X va. y l a x I aa: NN 'Q L 'M' f s LU af 7 f .. 6 li X F, yerr l wir! .4 ,- . . Q X I1 W 0' vi 5, S-'IAQ ...,, 'TQ V006 C .-Z-'Nl age .-url' 'f e IU' Herbert Davis Jackie DeArmond Vodine DePauw Charlene Didway Stella Diller Marie Dyson Gail Ellis Bobbie Epperson Myron Fietz Mary Forehand Mona Flowerree Joe Garrett Buddy G e or ge Connie Gerlach IZ , A'A' x 516 5 gs 5 Donald Gillispie H' ' 9 :EZ L ,Y . g A fy A v Mike Gute r s loh Helen Hair Sylvester Hartis Qu...-Of' Dorice Harris ' Wa-an H x I 'iz lx' 4 5, 'hd Derry Don Harding g fig? K rv:-4 Mk Robbie Hammett Laura Hamill 1 .X , lfgg aee, , as ' - 5 2 W ,.. if 5 . gi-.s 'X 22555 ' ' Dick Hanes -' 5 - A , tk, ,Kf- j -'T ,JP an f,l5,,,fj f w .. -b f seg - u W, IPP Q . Y' x .- . Q . l Q, 31 ' 4i'5':g aff . -M4 , li Q - - 'H ,f 'agen q gi-. pf, Willie Henson f ahj -, , qgkgw , , J e l e -an l . lm X H, as 5 . ,,V, Z K W I I if . 9 ..,x :J-,jf Ll 5 K 5Sf5,..f, i ,X E 59 '--fi' pf' e k '- If i' an e an G+ 1 Q 22 i fa gif 2.' A Vrg- . Q -4 y CL Y V .k 'A ff k , tj . Mp, sm f 'X' if B 1 lay. V 'ix , .ik l A A Douglas Height Glenda Homer Wanda Hudson Neil jackson Betty jamer Nellwyn jeffcoat Gay johnson Magret johnson Shirley jones james Kauffman Pollyann Kennedy Carolyn Kirk Patsy Knick , Peggy Latham 4, . I K 5 wi. Marvene Landers 5 n H 6 1 ,S if Nancy Lawlis Doris Lewis George Marcom Mary Marcom qs .. Barbara Marcy Charlene Marshall La Quita Martin ga M l ': i , Aubrey Mays 2 1 i Donna McAllister X31 K if l . Q A A l n A 'W i Q Us 1 ass 's ls -, 'Q ph. N WT lx H X :Q 4, i a E wmqcbi 1 3 ,yra - 1... s ,, 0. . , M '3,4-a,f4- ' ,xxb 1YvA.',W ' W. V F f - -wi' 1- 73 rf' sl 9. GQ f I f J f eeele E . -9,3 , kW' R xx' Q f,m.. fe - IA A lu- o B. t ni. x -':'.,'Af' - l la i ii? f . s. . 25:45 ' dp I If LX: .1 1 'F I nil I lil Y! iii 2 ,ew 'E 25,5 ' k 1 -V , 7541. rf . --. 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X ,bs Q5 if j af - , if Ei., E if it i b1-A jack Shirley Charles Simon Rita Sinclare Sonney Sisk Fred Smith Betsy Smith Gladys sodek Emilo Solis Billy Bob Staggs Bertha Suits julia Terry Malcom Tompson jerry Timberlake janiece Townsend Claudette Tucker Charles Turpin Earline Tyler Sarabeth Simpson Mildred Wheelis Beverly Whitaker Glen Whitner Velton White Gene Winn Donnie Windsor ., ' ,SKY 'f M W T il ff ' A Ma' ,, 41 P 15 in -I A 5 .-fiif 4 Av N H991 3 X K if! QE ., '-,,e a , 'A file: , sq 2 g m. r W, , 9 Milton wright jackie Wynn A Sammy Buchanan 113 V Q ' .x 7 ef: 5' w 'KY Lrkn Qld' XJ L . 1 ' '5-f i i i 'fm kx' ip- ,l K 1 ' 1- fl ' 'X' .ills B9 r 1 Sophomore Class Officers President .. Willie Henson Vice-president . . Donnie Windsor W. O. Tipton Counselor Secretary . . Kay Russell Reporter . . Gene Winn Wilma Hodge , Arleta Gresham, B rodie Hutchison, Donnie Windsor, Mary Alice Phillips, and Burdene Currington are shown placing gifts for the needy families under the Christmas tree at the annual all-school Christ- mas party. Members of the Student Christian Association, Lynn Dudney, Delano Phillips , Aubrey Mayes , Ray Quiet, and Sue Beth Cummins, presented the Christmas assembly. ag. Seniors patiently waiting for the food to be ready. Raynell Abernathy and Ray Winn enjoy their hotdogs. . p. . Semen 351 Going back for a second hot- dog. The picnic climaxed the annual Senior Kid Day, fs Marvine, Nancy, George, and Charlene enjoy a boatride at the Sophomore picnic. I 3 Umm--Gooduclaims Donna Windsor as Mar- garet dishes out chow. 5 . ' ru Ruby, Vodine, and Mona are enjoying themselves as they fill up on sand- wiches and cokes . 1 fa Mae Bachman is having loads of fun riding in the bumper car. A11 the sophomores line up when it is time for chow, 'L QQCQ 9 'if' ... k T, .A V il, -Ig. - 1 U.-4' f . -M V ,., ,, - ' . F, LQ5,..', iv K5 --me ah fvvvq -wig? - L: , V 4+ .uv--, 1 Jana- ' we ' ' A .. A is 'L A f-we-. -sf Q.-'iw ,Y ir ,, s ' 5f'w,r7 - , , ff riff ' 1 ' . ' -'Mess ', W .,.,. nf-K, K ' - i '- 6 .. . -fa Q r up 5 .M ,mn -- K . . ,, . . A M 3 f, , , diva' ,,,.4u:pfs..a:wu,.,41.. ' X.: , 2-'M wf1c..,,, Nw 1 I QS X X 4 f q,f,TZ'o X Jae., X lxxxii ,M ell. Y In X, fi x .1 Ronald Brown acts as cannibal for 1 F, Hutchinsoxfs homeroom float. ootball bcys head for Littlefield ter a downtown pep rally. sportsmanship wedding was rformed at a pep rally before ? Homecoming game. 1 ........, SCHUDL aus Q-4-'f Cheerleaders are gaily on their way to the downtown pep rally. Helen starts to leave the strange house but the hawk stops her. Helen watches, as Ophelia holds Danial so Martha can give him a hypo to quiet his screams. Ophelia , , Martha , , Helen ..... Lily Waters . . Dr. Pauley .... Danial Matthews Ralph ....... Police Officer . Prompter .... Sound Effects . . The Senior Class presents Black Wings Directed by Sam Hollis LaRue Gilmore . . Sue Wheeler Phyllis Phillips . . . . Sue Heath . james johnson . . . Rex Harris LaVon McAuley .jimmy Wright Maurene Nunley . Susie Vauohan Q E5-Q ' L ,,, 5Lgfs,wl THE CAST First row: Ruth Gray, Velda Coursey, prompter: Patsy French, Freddie Lowe, Gayle Ewing. Second row: Charles Watson, Phil Phillips, Larry Wayne, Leighton Railsback, and Delano Phillips. JUNIOR PLAY THE JUNIOR CLASS Presents ADAMS EVENING Directed by Sam Hollis Cast Adam Adams . . . . . Delano Phillips Anna Adams . . . . Freddie Lowe Mrs. Bean . . . . . Annette Rawls Casper .... . . Charles Watson Gertie ..... .... R uth Gray Dr. Fragoni . . .... Larry Wayne Rosita ...... ...... G ayle Ewing Elmer Green. . . . . Leighton Railsback Mr. Cokes .... ..... P hil Phillips Mrs. Cokes ...... . . Patsy French Mortimer D. Kay ..... .... C lois Corbin Prompter ............... Velda Coursey Make-up. . . . . Kay Russell, Lucinda Birtciel Patricia Bowman, Sue Wheeler Phyllis Ann Phillips Furnishing plenty of comedy for the play were Ruth Gray who played the part of the Negro maid, Gertie, and Charles Watson playing the part of Casper. Gertie is shown at right entrusting Casper with the 52.00 she has blackmailed Mr. Adams for. In the picture below,Leighton Railsback fElmer Mrs. Cokes gets her husband told in the last Greenj is shown starting to hit Delano Phillips act of the play. IAdam Aclamsj with a hammer. Horrified, Charles Watson fCasperJ looks on. Above is the cast of the one act lnterscholastic League play, Mooncalf Mugford, ' which won first place in District. They are,left to right: Sam Hollis, Director, Larry Wayne,Gayle Ewing, Phil Phillips, Kay Russell, Phyllis Ann Phillips, and Lucinda Birtciel. In District the individual honors were: Gayle Ewing, Best Actress, Phil Phillips, Best Actorg and Kay Russell, Best Supporting Actress. JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET Dutch was the theme of the Junior-Senior Banquet which was held in the Hilton Hotel an May 8. Bouquets of bright- :olored tulips were placed on each table. The nut cups were zwo miniature wooden shoes. ?ictured at right are a few of ,he tables. Tor entertainment the Junior :lass presented The Bottle Boogie Band, which consisted rf Charles Watson, Leighton lailsback, Ray Quiet, Gerald Jon Abell, and Larry Cook. ictured below in the background t the speakers table are left to ight: Sue Wheeler, Phil Phillips, erald Don Abell, Winona Rich- rds, Earl Nance, Jimmie Lou rowng President of Junior class, urtis Isre-al, Raynell Abernathy, nd P re sid e nt of Senior class, arald Palmer. .4 L Waiting to be served are left to right: Tommy Willi- ford, Margie Williford, Jesse Smith, Magdalene Smith, Beverly Worley, Mary Palmer, Johnnie Johnson, Glen- na Hill, Lloyd Hill, Sue Heath, and Boyd Patton. 39 Pictured at right are: Leighton Railsback, Don Copeland, Joe McMinn, Bobby Hugill, Ann Gar- rett, Donald Garrett, Ruth Bird, Charlie Bird, Kenley Fortner, and Dock Sewell. Betty Carr, Charles Suits, Ruth Gray, W. C. Morrow, James Pierce, Donald Suits, and Doro- thy Kauffman seemed to be amazed as Bobby Tixier starts on his seventh chicken. L M351 wg 5' L . , GQ, .. -1-f as ff' Q' .a xv' Q ,V ', v ' V 4, Q, ip, X5 L, : 2.'l'ie,,a5 2 352 2 if 2 .fs 1-lgffgii 'ii A A v 'L - gk .9 4 ' 5 Q 'G 1 d 'f N 5' .5 ' Y ' 1 , i fw an M LLQHQK .B .FL A ,, M, M at J' ,0- S , X , x .xx l 'Vw K I ., , , ' .w M. Af . f If, gvs, V 0' X xx I ,L Q9 'K A , .w Graduatlng Class of 1951 52 i fl Shown above are several boys at Star Ranch. Sue Heath, Ray Winn, Barbara Shamburger and Boyd Patton are demonstrating how to stand up on ice skates. it -31 uk' is A. Levelland Seniors sightseeing in Colorado Springs. Seniors atop the Balanced Rock at Manitou Spring. ff Z-ff? ff--gin 'ggwvx-m K ff' 'ff' 1 H!! IH f 'X ,X Z ? '1u4!4 mv 9QO Q !lf!!fl f f ,fa 'Q f .A Q I jig! Qvvbwl RGANVATIUIN RST CLARINETS: Sue Wheeler, Sandra Brown, Maurene Nunleyg SECOND CLARINETS: Sammy Cox, rabeth Simpson, Betty Morton, Danny Mitchell, Nancy Lawlis, THIRD CLARINETS: Mary jones, Eddie irris, Janelle Hamill, Anita Awbrey, Dan Vasquez, Marvene Landers, FLUTES: Grace Wheeler, Dwight munds, Larry Cook, Peggy Brown, Gloria Petty, Marilyn Marcom, Barbara Blair, Tommy Drinkardg ALTO ..ARINET:: Dick Miller, OBOES: Laura Hamill, Amy Sue Vaughan, SAXAPHONES: Kay Russell, Barbara amburger, Patsy Lincoln, Bobby Hugill, Nick Vasquez,Gerald Abel, Sue jo Coleg BARITONE SAX, james inson, Phil Phillips, BASSOONS: Pollyann Kennedy, Lucinda Birtciel, BASS CLARINET: Charlie Watson, r. Wheeler, TYMPANI: Ann Dupre, CORNETS: Scott Couch, Mar shall Metze, Roy Martin,Wayne iompson, TROMBONES: joe Nipper, Sherrill Pounds, J. L. .rnbow, jackie Reynolds, HORNS: Charlene Didway, LaRue lmore, Margaret johnson,jerry Holt, Bill Billingsley, Charles non, George Marcomg DRUMS: Leighton Railsback, Hazel ieelerg SECOND CORNETS: jerry Pickens, Gene Ray, Wal- l - Didway, BASSES: Dick Bailey, Donald Gillespie, jimmy ary, Lynn Dudney, Don Copeland, BARITONE: Mitchell isters, jirnmy Black. Band officers: President, Bobby Hugillg Sec. DIRECTOR Maurene Nunley, Vice-President, Char le s W. R. Wheeler Watson. Lucinda Birtciel Marvene Landers Majorettes Gerald Don Abel Drum Major Center, Head Majorette Sue Wheeler .1 ,, 2 V. I. C. BOYS Bottom row: Left to right are Jerry Timberlake, Ray Winn, Harvey Campbell, Winfred Patterson. Second row: Paul Humphreys, Foozy Burks, Benny Hofacket, Dicky Clardy, Earnest Oglesby, Donald Suits,SponsorMr.Jeters. Third row: Jesse DeSantiago,Bi11Smith,JimmyPirt1e,Frank Martin, Bobby Tixier, Donald Jackson, and Malcom Thompson. The people that work in the library are: Shirley Killion, Mary Bach- man, Bobbie Norris, Mary Brown, Betsy Smith,Donna McAllister, Betty Swann, Mrs. Carter, Librarianhjames Davis, Eddie Flo Barnes, and jimmy wright. DRAMATICS C LUB First row: Martha Cuba,Betty Lea James,Rita Jo Sinclair, Betty Cope- land, Phyllis Phillips, Janice McKenzie. Second row: Charlene Keller, Donnie Windsor, Clois Corbin, Phil Phillips, Dwight Pounds, Ronald Brown. Third row: James Johnson, Leighton Railsback, Gayle Ewing, Carolyn Kirk, Kay Russell, Lucinda Birtciel, Patricia Bowman, and sponsor, Sam Hollis. SPANISH CLUB Left to right: Phyllis Phillips, Marvene Landers, Charlene Marshall, Betty Harrall, Earl Nance, Charlene Didway, Emilo Solis, Nancy Lawlis, Marie Robinson, Jimmy Wright, Curtis Israel, Margaret Johnson, Sara: beth Simpson, Donnie Windsor, Polly Ann Kennedy, Dock Sewell, Sue Jo Cole, Jackie Reynols, Barbara Shamburger, Sponsor, Mrs. Johnson, and Georgia Sikes. 5 1' it is Q J. 2593? is TOMMY WILLIFORD Photographer EL LOBO STAFF Bobby Hugill, Photographerg Maurene Nunley, Editorg Peggy Richards, Copy Writerg Martha Arthur, Associate Editorg Velda Coursey, Copy Writerg and standing is Tommy Willi- ford, Photographer. Not pictured are Jackie Winn and Gay Johnson, Advertising Manage rsg and Clois Corbin, Art Editor. Q EDITOR -IN-CHIEF Maurene Nunley SPONSOR Mr. Sam Shields Jr Editor Velda Coursey Sports Editor Bill Murray Staff .Ewa fm x S Left to right: Jo Ann Alexander, Peggy Richards, Velda Coursey, Maurene Nunley, Clois Corbin. Back row: Ruth Gray, Ray Winn, Tommy Williford, and Martha Arthur. STUDENT CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION A very active club in Levelland High School is shown here with their sponsor,Miss McCork1e. They are left to right: First Row: Helen Hair, Martha Mary Cuba, Secretary, Shirley Jones, Betty Lee James, Connie Gerlack. Second Row: Velton White, Awbrey Mays, Larry Cook, Trea- surer, Dwight Pound, Reporter, Gail Ellis, Miss McCorkle, sponsor, Ray Quiet, Vice President, Lynn Dudney, and Earl Nance, President. Leighton Railsback, Historian, is not shown. .........-.....-.-..-Q-.u-.au GIRLS CHORUS Front row: Mary Brown, Gayle Ewing, Annette Rawls, Jackie Wynn, Helen Hair,Betty James,Rita Sinclair,Betty Copeland, Beverly Worley, Joy Bowan, and Patsy Brown. Second row: Mary Phillips,Francis Wood- ard, Mary Hinson,Annette Stark, Sue Cummins, Patricia Bowman, Shirley Jones, Ann Brasher, Bobbie Norris, Beverly Worley, Yvonna Young, Jo Woodrow, Martha Strecher. Third row: Joyce Sandlin,Char1ene Keller, Pauline Thurman, Martha Cuba, Margaret Johnson, Monnette McGuire, Connie Gerlack,Gail Ellis,Mary Marcom, Eddie Barnes, Mary Palmer, Jimmie Brown, Francis Forehand, and Charlene Marshall. Director, Ralph Benningfield. BOYS CHORUS Left to right: Dick Haynes, Charles Turpin, James Pierce, Charles Si- mon, Billy Staggs, Ray Winn, Aubrey Mays, Donald Suits, Bobby Boud- reaux, Ronald Brown. Second row: Gene Thornton, Richard Bai1ey,Don Copeland, Bobby Tixier, Charles Suits. Third row: James Kauffman, George Branch, Willie Henson, Dean McCastland, and Eugene Bently. - - -- ! i Benny Hofacket, President of the Student Council has proved to be a very capable leader. He got Who's Who in leadership his Junior year. 1 1 Fi .. -v i W,-- if 1 c I STUDENT COUNCIL Left to right: Bobbie Sue Norris, Dock Sewell, Gerald Parmer Langford Sneed Bobb 1 1 y Hugill, Frank Burnett, Harvey Campbell, George Marcom, Freddie Ray, Ruth,Gray, Leighton Railsback, Joyce Lyon, President, Benny Hofacket, Head cheerleader, Ray Winn, Mr. Clapp, Vice-president, Kenley Fortner, Velda Coursey, Gayle Ewing, Polly Ann Kennedy,Martha Mai' C b E y u a, arl Nance, Secretary, Raynell Abernathy, Charles Watson, Harold Phelan, Curtis Isreal, Patricia Bowman, Lucinda Birtciel, Donnie Windsor, Willie Henson, and Jimmie Cox. F. H. A. OFFICERS AND MEMBERS Front Row Officers left to right are Shirley Hill, Mary Forehand, Mary Marcom, Raynell Abernathy, Gay johnson, Carolyn Kirk, Martha Arthur, Gayle Ewing, Patricia Bowman, jackie Wynn, and Freddie Lowe. Some of the members that were present at the Sweetheart Banquet are left to right: Dorothy Kauffman, Who's Who in F. H. A.,Shirley Hill, President, James Pierce, Sweetheart, Mary Forehand, Marcom, Gay Johnson, Patricia Bowman, and Jackie Wynn. 19s F.F.A. First row: Rona1dConatser,.Tackie Ansley, Bill Buckner, Ve rner Pace,Sweetheart, Lucinda Birtciel, Bobby Boudreaux, Dickie C1ardy,Bil1y Martin,Fred Smith. Second row: Mr. Bill Whitfield, Troy Braziel, .Timmy Cox. Third row: Kenneth Worley, Jerry Atchison, Benny Hclfacket, Don Creager, Darrell Standerier, Winifred Patterson, Harold Bynum. Fourth row: Don Tugwell, Myron Fietz, James Kauffman,Sonny Sisk,Kenneth Bates,.Tames Davis, Douglas Height, and George Branch. F. F. A. OFFICERS Mr. Whitfield, Sponsor, Dickie Clardy, Reporter, Darrell Standerfer, Third Vice-Pres.g Don Creager, Historiang Kenneth Bates, Secretaryg Benny Hofacket, Vice-President, and Freddie Ray, President. miami W Classes Choose Candidates For High School Campus King,Queen Each class elected candidates for For the Senior candidates, Mau- Campus Queen and King. rine Nunley and Jimmy Bushy- 1-5 f ,X- f 1'- -SXQNNM f- . Q ' .. ::y7Nn Ur -' ' ' Rs , ...I x mmf x ' I S x c Qa- HALLOQ FAME head were elected. In the Junior Class Freddie Lowe and Djcky Clardy were elected and for the Sophomores, Marvene Landers and George Branch were elected. It has been the custom for sev- eral years to elect a Campus King and Queen during the last weeks of October to be crowned at the close of the contest. This project is under the supervision of the Student Council which uses the money raised to apply to the cost of the annual which resulted in students being able to have an annual for 33.00, which is much less than the actual cost of pub- lishing it. Each class in Senior High will participate in this pro- ject. The student council will con- duct the contest in such a manner that no individual or class will have an advantage the money will be raised through legitimate me- thods and the results in a feelings of goodwill to the candidates win, lose or draw. The contest will officially open Wednesday, Oct. 17 8 a. m. and close Wednesday, Oct. 31, 8 p. m. There will be several methods of raising money, such as slave sales, concession stands, box sup- pers, private dances, talent shows. Plans are under way to have a really good program in connection with the coronation. This will be held in the Senior High school of October 31. It will include the best talent not only in Senior High school but the community as well. The Junior High school Campus King and Queen will be crowned the same time. This will be a 45 minute or hour program and the price of admission will be 50 cents for students and S1 for adults. Tickets will be printed and will be sold in advance, the pro- ceeds going to the class making the sale. . i.-ii..-1. F' x , f 53' fyni 3 325 Af. 15 glib ' fa- N52 1? ' X23 :' F333 Faefiiw In .,1 . 33:15,- 1' Q - 5 gs N , gr w - g iii UTM' , I wi A fQ,,f.:A 1: . f if ww ,, I I 'Y - W, fg.w:,.x1 , Wgiisg . wg. ffm - , M. ff Ar -. , . -- , N233-. iv.: .',, ESQ? N f .f,.kf .NWN . fgwp Sapfaamcvze Glad rqifencfanii funiaa 616.44 Niiencfwda Ma, am! M544 Pm Eesti- 1411- rqaaunl mmf: , , X K W' f 04 ltfk . ma M 3 -AS 1 -M ' 7. . U . .... N? X. 3 A 1- 3 -W R. 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She r e c e i v e d the Best Actress awa rd in the Interscholastic League Play. JOE MCMINN was chosen for Who's Who in D. E., a new course in L. H. S. Whafa W a xm QD No one else was better qualified for the Who's Who selection in Leadership than WILLIE HENSON and FREDDIE LOWE. Q . . ...- Outstanding in Agriculture and President of the F.F.A. was FREDDIE RAY. DAN GREEN proved to be an outstanding mathematician. Who's Who honors in Auto Mechanics go to KENNETH HUMPHRIES. Outstanding in Commercial Arts was BILLIE RUTH VERNON. h ,, i sl. ,i F7 A , Mini. I N i ii, ,Q sf ,r .. 1 '? W '5+',i5 , I g .- ,, , W Q , 1 W f Q 1 ,:TM,ft,, ' 1 . JT ,ze is 11 x - A lf? if ,,,, 7t'3'Sfl5Q.-Y . Q Q., . gi5?'3 31 if K' Dil i - 424' Ht, gag, nf- - V s ' ERSJNL? fS 'l, pf A f'l1ifgwQ'gM MARTHA MARY CUBA was chosen for Who's Who hon- ors in Social Studies. . .XG ,,.,..h, .,.. x.1-HV! . Emi.: e-, .e.Z, Y, . BOYD PATTON, senior was chosen as outstanding in English. DONNIE WINDSOR was se- lected for Who's Who honors in Spanish. ' ' - .. iff! ,. A J -' ' In the Library Club ho 5 Who in Girls Athletics SHIRLEY KILLION was Who s Who 1n Oratory is as Jo ANN ALEXANDER. Selected as who S who B1-:TTYG ll WHO'S WHO SELECTIONS Left to right: Raynell Abernathy, Citizenship, Martlla Mary Cuba, Social Studies, Jo Ann Alex- ander, Girls Athletics, Dorthy Kauffman, Home- making, Sue Wheeler, Music, Gayle Ewing Speech, Billy Vernon, Commercial Work, Betty Copeland, Oratory. Second row: Gerald Don Abell, Science, Freddie Ray, Agriculture, Dan Green, Mathematics, Jerald Palmer, President Senior Class, Boyd Patton, English, Langford Sneed, Boys Athletics, and Benny Hofacket, work on the Student Council. I 'ne 'n -W5U - TW AWUY LUD05 II Ill I 'Hn sl un -ron1,400 PointSeason Tc or Feld Levelland s peppery 5 foot tliworried over this deficinefeat I ich guard, Harold Phelan appear- i this week assured of reaching ie 'f-100' circle, perhaps the first obo player in history to hit that mark for one basketball season. Phelan dunked in 16i'points a- ainst the Canyon Eagles to run is season total to 346 points and View of the fact that Pl shown a marked habit c out of games. Against a 1 The Levelland Lobos white- ponent, his loss late in Washed the Brownfield quintet might make the differe Tuesday night, Feb, 12, by a core tween victory and defeaiat 51 to 42. The game was one of Here's'how the scorixthe rnost magnificent ever played up through Friday's garniby the Lobos. One of Levelland's iketball court. Phelan and field decided it was time to cl everything into a boxing n It looks like Phelan will plenty of protection from l ford, Sneed. Two seconds e would only have sto average yon. most historical games took playin left of game time when the bout ll points per game in the the Lobo gym which was packed tle started. Spectators poured emaining five tussles to be as- ,P'aYe G FG FT FTMto capacity. Estimated 2,000 peo- from the stands and it was ured of reaching the goal. Phelan Regiond changp, --+-had the game. This win time befire the court was f . ' ' - - he Lobos cleared. ,Langford Sneed, showing his Farmer H vis t. . t 7 -,M-,,-,,,,,.,..,..........- op pedformance oi' the season Snead --'- O Dlsmc. ' , :oth defensively and offensively, Burnett '- 3 Won au elght acked up 15 points to creep to Piefce 'lf- I' games' o e vithin three points of Gerald L'tP'man-V gthjtply played 'armer. Parmer's seven points Suits lfvale le tension was iave him second place among F01 me1 V ' Il 5 felt the pres- he :Sarsity Scorers with 221, grail '4 - e 2 The Levelland Loboettes ine H ' SWG h d und r w'th scor D RY 29 , was e e 1 a e -KlDAYr FEBRUA A Marwm . the first quar- to 16 by the Morton Indian: W Bentley .obos came back day night, February 1. The l Lobos .. The undermanned L rter to dump in erful Indians held. an impr Op- gobgsuiook third place in gellqnd out them ahead is ff ' 1 at the half. Th 90119135 , 3 e St t visions 21. The score ed hard and in l - logfglip in Atsiigaiicggglg ?7hagnP'Ler was 4' d never overcor I I ' i 9 Lobos beat fa ' 1 - final score was District Champs 1'-Oboif an BY was e o - , Band Lobos wrapped imma I thi- Betty Doy 1 The Devi ict 1-AA basketball The -in WP' 'up the Dis r 4 by defeating iefeaff atitlg Febflkafy , -tl thp- aarownaem. This WH .emi ie mu. TEA' F' Lobos. to entzerrfhe Remo in Elnameezvahtil ,aa 41, Lubock 23 e sagjg ,hampi nevelland 62, Roosevelt 2 Li 5' .H 1 ' V Levelland 44, Lubock 25 a There W1 , , Leveuand 45, Lorenzo 2 D! resented frog- Q N, .1 vx.ME FRIDAY Levelland 33, Sudan 27 - from ' N , e d - E Levelland 47, Sweetwate: is favori s in Cla! - rmalll Hung! Levelland 33, Poly 42 land- anion' . ,J pam-ed my went 8' ve Leveuand 140505 Levelland 43, Abilene 44 ax' mit. Favorites In ..-1 the ho markersother conference 7- W1 I .t Abemau wants Th ops to Frenchis six , t 1 h Fr, Levelland 53, Hart 22 55 Dlmml ' - . , ' fe I-'0b0S caught - Fms Mu es 02 1' Levelland 49, Muleshoe 3 rand Denver City 1 ggional Frefwh with about tw up with? 1 Levelland 45 Big Spring 2 - i 1 A 1 . 0 min 3 1 ' . . pm-eoine tmotgilbclls are undeteat- Eglmf-lo5so.c James Pzercels two figbarmer led the scar- Levelland 31, Dimmu 36 nelwm. 'l:hPvLLu give any team plenty ,dew 'S-H16 in handy in the last? the Lobo quintet Levelland 43, Sudan 37 stil ed ann ation. the imnutes. VVhen the Lgbos tookifl points respective- Levelland '71, Lorenzo 37 2811101 comp? 15 each class in mem t efld they held it, and eve the Mules was high s Leveiiand 47, Abernathy fivg The Wmner 0 - to State. ,ld attack from F1-e n evening with 25 Tm,.n-.-- f-ff. me- ' '33 Lea Region? 91,2225 gghear fi!'St imrlfgfmfn the last few rniff? Wa' 41 'I B Sn the Tahoka M ,Q W e L- ,N - H .. yder, 1 Over ions lt , K 1 n u e 1 6-AQ cy-mga T Ave 0 . ,..'. . sf ' 414 uanyon' 39 ' 1 ,, 1 is-se 'ff' 6 46, Big spring 2 as ae-2 '-22 2 mana 7 I IHC ia: 153352215 3 E? 3 The Leve since then' a uv I ...n,.vs..uauu 81, M0l't01'l '9 2 E - g',53r::3 5' their Vpwgfgdig 13 'loss W nan. 'rne third perioduwanga- Levelland 45, Canyon 42 I, .... 35-a v-gi ,ei Smnnwfld C,,bS1asiFriday H18 M even, 1 but than Muieshoe Leveuaud 61, Littlefield ll- -59. o V1 2302 BTOWYX le . the Muleshoe Mull? rtedipujling up in the fourth. Levelland 78, Morton 18 57 'lv dz 'U . A by defeaupg ' me Coming l ie kets ut Level- Levelland 68, Tahoka 41 h Q ,ago 757 zz 11 3 m their H0 , ee qu K has P ... ... H225 Sie, Q .Q i233 to 1 . Lobo Stadium Fflday d in me ieadiand they held iz, Levelland ss, Idalou 40 .2 H e.,.3'-0 523 iseame, m ,,,... ing a good stalling game the Levelland 46, Muleshoe ge: .2 ta New-1oi e s ' i A -- 1 0 f mf-wwf 46. Ida1011,33 e ei om.g 2 s e 3 ,E ,-5 125 l ' o clown 01 s f , 1 ' Q3355::?5Z g'il3, . e 1 u or E3 o e I Q. S l yn: -,i- ,f 2 kakk-- fkf:f:.1,f,ffff,ip92511-?iFjflffj555f-,'fffilffif , - 3. --,'. f,. - , , 1f,s..jlA,5,-i' If Y - K' .- 09413 Liuzuno vx :wie en 'yr he - igizfi if: 4'e1.i-1, iii:-ff' fx,-,. C -fm., ,ifikkw L- 5:4 .T . Q u Q o gg . Q I C , , ,. ,. . 4, :QQ A V57 -,mn , .. Vn YR! Starting line up Burnett, Halford, Suits, Campbell, Couch, Watson, Bishop, McAu1ey, Phelan, and Sneed. is Pat Bailey Assistant Coach Truett Rattan Head Coach The 1951-52 Football Queen, Phyllis Ann Phillips, smiles happily as Captain Frank Burnett places the crown upon her head. Co-captain Harold Phelan watches. Shown in the back- ground are left to right: joe Nipper, Bobby Baggett, Carolyn Kirk, Scott Couch, Ronnie Lee Leatherman, and Loretta Cox. 1951-52 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Pecos 19 Levelland 27 Seminole Z1 Levelland 12 Hereford 0 Levelland 19 Post 8 Leve lland 26 Monahans O Leve lland 20 Snyder O Levelland 18 Brownfield 27 Levelland 13 Mule shoe 13 Levelland 33 Morton 13 Leve lland 53 Littlefield 13 Leve lland 14 Donnie P59 Q Windsor ,VH f-toy? MANAGERS jimmy C ox Mr. Marcom is shown awarding the co-champion football trophy of District 'YAA to Harvey Campbell, one of the football captains. In the background are Coaches Bailey, Tubbs, and Rattan. X ,,i1 Harold Phelan Langford Sneed Senior Senior 3 letters 3 letters Ronnie Leatherman breaks through for some hard i Frank Burnett bought yardage against Brownsfield as Leroy Bishop James Fherce Senior comes across field. Brownsfield won the game 27 to 3 letters 13. 3 letters Se mor .S S 9- A - s N Wm ' Boyd Patton Charles Mitchell Senior Senior Z letters Z letters 'fl -411 an Lavon McAu1ey fl 5. pu Senior 3 letters Donald Suits Eudell Hood Senior Senior 3 letters 3 letters ,V-55 off, Ronnie Leatherman junior Z letters Dock Sewell ga 'H N 'Wa 4., Kenley Fortner junior Z letters junior 2 letter s Baker Halford junior 2. letters jlmmy Black umor 1 letter mes Kauffman Sophomore l letter Willie Henson Sophomore 1 letter Leroy Bi shop Sophomore 1 letter Eugene Bently Sophomore I letter eorge Branc h Sophomore 1 letter Harold Phelan breaks away for a fir st down in the Post game. Dean McCa st land Sophomore l letter The pride of Levelland and all District 7 AA was the Levelland Lobo basketball team of 1952 During the entire season, the Lobo Quintet lost only five games,each in tournament play The squad runner up in state competition, consists of: Qleft to right, front row, Coach Gano Tubb Dock Sewell Kenley Fortner, Harold Phelan, Qsecond row, Charles Suits, Ronnie Leatherman, Langford Sneed asslstant Coach Pat Bailey Qback row, Curtis Israel, Frank Burnett, Jerold Parmer, and james Pierce Littlefield Mule shoe Brownfield Morton Littlefield Morton Mule shoe Brownfield DISTRICT SCHEDULE Levelland Leve lland Leve lland Leve lland Levelland Levelland Leve lland Leve lland Langford Sneed lays up in Big Spring game. The Lobos wonthe game 45 to 32. Frank Burnett Senior 3 letter s Ronnie Leatherman junior l letter james Pierce Senior Z letter s Sneed sinks one as Harlin of Muleshoe tries to stop him. Pal- mer and Burnett wait for re- bound. Levelland won the game by a score of 51 to 38. Langford Sne ed Senior Z letters Burnett and Sneed control back board against Morton. Note num- ber 33 fouling Burnett. Lobos Won 81 to 18. Kenley Fortner junior 1 letter Phelan lays in a Crip against Roosevelt in the second game of season as the Lobos Won 62 to Zl. Dock Sewell Junior 1 letter 14. Q- iQ B I - -1.11 h K 1 ry,--I4 ll . au lmmvm gum :UK wunlllf W h A2 mimi! J, ull 1 im- ww 1 0 2 I stir? .. 5 x . s Kgs A J AE -Aix.: IM' ,-Q' xl 0 El ,I Env w if ii A 41. , X s E I 'L .Q- go- Q we as 1 x ., ..k. J s iw S 'N xml m NSW .J ! SN v ,. k 7 ,. x sg, N -f7'?.. l.K x- 5. . B H it R J., SE 2 j . as 1: - -Q , , -U ' ri.: - r 'wg W X A Q. x ? , 3? -wx gi fv, ig :Un ii A www J. 5+ 4 if in is .. K K Q ' fx 5 K 4 n f as Q Q 9 L ,:,,- ,. X 1 b ,. :wk N e ' 5 .x Q Q g M , i' Q Y hw Q Qzsf.:l3'f Wf:aff:415i:4Sirbzixwi 1 , X,A,gifi5il1if21flf?3?Q22ff ' ' , U . ' 'Q , P, f b 1 I xg. 3' 7 W5 , A' , ,, ,I W af. 3' 1. 3 'Q ' 5? ' A H if 9 . if Ve- 'B t5'E ' R 'Q ws ' Kgtb Mfv X if af lk ' -r f , rl Ei Q57 N ' wif K 1' em 0 N f ' 2 ' 43 'f V 55. ' 1 V 'W' ti 'k MQ A 3 V M l 'f A , I, L R k , fflfl G, If ik X tg 'Q . f Ei lk 13 4 rw-'r Q I ry 1, P? 1 I I 12 PM is Q . WTP K ,A 0 Girl's Basketball Team shown here are left to right: First row: Mary Forehand,Bertha Suits,Sue Neal,Betty J'oyce Carr,Georgie Sikes, Ear- lene Tyler. Second row: Nelwyn Jeffcoat,Ar1eta Gresham, Velda Coursey, Shirley Hill, Ruth Gray, Io Ann Alexander, and Dorothy Kauffman, Man- ager. Shirley Hill, post forward, take s a shotas JoAnnA1exander goes around a Littlefield guard. Below is a picture of Charlene Kel- ler as she goes in for a free shot in a game against Morton. Shirley Hill volleys the ball over the net for a point as the rest of the team are on their toes to back her. The Levelland volley girls are having a volleyball game at Morton with the Morton girls. The Volleyball Team, Lei to Right: Sue Coffey, IoAn1 Alexande r, SybilWiley Bobbie Hugh, Shirley Hill Mary Forehand, Charlene Marshall, Earlene Tyler Bertha Suits, Mae B ac h man,SueNeal,Wanda Hud SOH- .ff l X Q A nl? L 15' Q vw. Coach Rex Hardin Shown at the right is Bertha Suits and Velda Coursey in a game be- tween Morton and Level- land. Betty Carr takes a shot while Shirley Hill looks on in a game between Whitharrel and Levelland. , N ,W W 52' 2-iii - 4, ., 355 t 4 i 'tl' Alf, an 'ti K ii g g.,-be fi? f f - aa 2 5. 1. Qiiiffiilrffflt F: .ffwiff 'F f :- hy 4,552 ': sf'-Kiiaifij if-,, f' ' ' f, .,.,., . ' , 1' . Vps . . 1 ff! in 5 A S X W x J ef 0 S 15 D Q 'M Q .Ni 1 if A pf 3 'U 4-1 Q ,pw J ' ' ' wr its ,.,. ..,, . ef 1 9,2 1. Such a tiny jacket!! Z. Lonely 3. Leave it to a Senior 4. Totem Pole 5. You're out 6. Alcatraz? 7. One fyellj too many 8. Scatter Brain Pictured above is James Davis and Bobby Greene as they pose as real cowboys at the rodeo grounds. 3obby Greene and Jimmie Lou 3rown go 'all-western on West- -rn Day held May Z. WESTERN DAY vw' . Y I , . C, 'M 4 .l K l 5 .- ,X 1 .,., . KL. A typical scene of real Cowpokes and Cowgurls at the Chuck Wagon Picnic at Yellowhouse Canyon. Left to right in the fore g round are Dan Green, Charles Suits, Bobby Tixier, Darrell Standefer, Donald Suits, Clois Corbin, Janice McKenzie, James Pierce, Marvene Landers and Nancy Lawlis. All loaded ,up and rarin to go is this bunch of L. H. S. students. -. s in ffl? f Y is C93 Jeanie the hienie Naughty, naughty Rough stuff Always late Pretty, huh? Bathing Beauty? ? Look out! Itch. 4 Look! A boy. Drunk again Ipana Chrome dome Preachex-'s son Bullet holes 1 Z 3 4 5 if A I HA.. pn The Three Bears ' ' What's so funny 'P 'P Everybody's happy Double exposure. Big Five! but coach E u if in -blrxllub-113-I Four Stooges Very Disgusted Late Again Hand In Hand Typical Band Class Sam Napoleon Hollis Fall In Dreaming Again Always Highlight of LHS Knute Rocknes Flattened Didway Ha! Hal CAMPUS ROYALTY Left to Right are: Helen Brock, Hilry Ranson, 8th grade attendantsg Virginia Gwinn, Guy Ballew, atten- dants from the 9th grade. King John Fietz, Queen Marilyn Barton, Janice Van Ness, Student Council President Benny Hofacket, Queen Maurene Nunley, and King Jimmy Bushyhead, Freddie Lowe and Dickie Clardy, Junior attendants, Marvene Landers and George Branch, Sophomore attendants. Pictured at left are: Queen Maurene Nunley and King Jimmy Bushyhead who were crowned October 3l,l95l, in the Senior High School auditorium. Psi? STACY-MASON, Inc. HOME FURNBHERS SINCE 1915 Levellond, Texas LEVELLAND STATE BANK The Friendly Bank Q A . M' ' . 1 wx , in Au, hi ' Q .1 W , W W4 ,H N 2 , 1. f A ' x :TT ?- A- A x KE A f 'S ix F, ' iff : 51 ' H fri? WSCTW i 'S ' W, f .W '- 'mmm' 4 Wi V 4 A - , ,, , Q V ,, , 1 'X 4- ' , ,Q . 2 , T . 'Av ww ,A 2 . b , ,, A .. ,, Q ,yt , I , 5 Q L W ' Y . , ' M x ! e 'A ' 'A ffl' ' 'A M.. , , W ,. , -,ns 1 wailvsiii-w !1veHvi2ifll. , , . A..f ,S X,,W , 2,5 , A.M f ,. ' w 1imu7a'5w 'Q v- 'UIIWW .vv,.:,:' 1. , '..wfMWaf . Compliments of FIRST NATIONAL BANK LEVELLAND, TEXAS BRASCH-MITCHEWLL TURNER MOTOR COMPANY DeSOTO PLYMOUTH DEALER PIGGLY WIGGLY Where Friends Meet Friends Levelland, Texas :ELING sown uvmrm- . S 7 102 Avenue Telephone 777 and 7787 Lmllana, .2 l Burson Motor Company F O R D E 7 SALES SERVICE , 701 East Houston 7 LEVELLAND, TEXAS R .ig 7 2:4 CHISUM DRUG MORRIS MOTOR ' COMPANY 802 Austin Street A LEVEL'-AND, TEXAS CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH S Morton GMC-Olds Company BOX 789 LEVELLAND, TEXAS HATCH DRUG DRUG COMPANY PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST THE REXALL STORE PHONE I2 LEVELLAND CK .- WESTERN INN snownrlsm HIGHWAY PRIVATE DINING ROOM for HIGH SCHOOL PARTIES 15 Super Foods For Super Peo F URR FOOD SUPER MARKET ple KIRK'S DRIVE INN The FAIR DEPT. STORE 525 Ave. H PHONE 108 PALACE DRUG Modern Cleaners ELMER v. WOODARD OnCrOa GULF OIL CCDRP. E. M. BARNES CONSIGNEE LEVELLAND, TEXAS PARSON S PHARMACY PHONE 87 LEVELLAND, TEXAS , I Q M 5 ji' '- I T A Q LI ,H 4.,, ...,, wEwMwm,,JQg5EgTQVWUWQEWWNQJNMWTWHEMwpmgh A ' I ,Wg Ji I wg- ' My Y is M 'MW I -Y f .W-wwmpwn M.. , I A U A s I , I 'L , ..K.,. . I,..I..,.. V, M.. ,..W-..M..M..,,W.. . ,I , M ...,,,,.,,T..T M., nn' Reid-Faubion Chevrolet Co. SALES and SERVICE Phone 144 Bqx 395 LEVELLAND, TEXAS TUDEHA ER STUDEIAKER Soles and Sorvioa Used Cars JARMUN MOTORS PHONE 203 LEE ,JAQMQN LE ELLAND, Tzx -, ,--.Allf .I DuNLAP's F Hvoun BETTER DEPARTMENT STORE PHONE 920 ... fv Im zz Irtmrfz . COMPLIMENTS OF Z. O. LINCOLN, COUNTY AUDITOR Q. . f3.2lliS ,QQ i!., .P QC'5Q5ilfg 'R i,,W91s,L.9,sra:izi,1,w,s..4AiiL25Q V 25-5 W ii ,, , ,- . 'i W 'M W ' it We we if z L t mr Mft-:ia HW Nw ' -X fwi's'1:u,',i-ii MQW' ,rr !M - 1 LEVELLAND GLASS si SUPPLY Co. PAINT - GLASS - MIRRORS LINOLEUM H A M E E DIS Phone 535 920 Austin Levelland, Texas Your Better Store for Women's Wear South Side of Square Earl McDermett-Jimmy McDermett -..- 'Ft--'Q REBA'S FLOWERS Levelland, Texas Mr. and Mrs. Ed Conkin Where Designing is an Art and Service is a Pleasure 1206 Austin Phone 994 VANCE SIBLEY GIL WELL SERVICE CO LEVELLAND, TEXAS ....-i. J. C. PENNEY COMPANY Home of Cash ond Corry Values LEVELLAND, TEXAS Commercial Print Shop Phone 574-I HERBERT JACKSON CHARLES STICLER A ..,......'- 'Gigi if 'N - ? . Harry Mann jim St. Clair MANN-ST. CLAIR Insurance Agency 917 Austin Street LEVELLAND, TEXAS All Types of Insurance and Real Estate L. B. Mitchell, Office Manager I1 '?x no any be s JACKSON IVIOTOR CO. BOULTER'S Sales Service 5? at 104 Store mu um Levelland, Texas Phone 507 Box 136B VOGUE JUNIOR LINES Jonathon Logon Bobbie Brooks dresses, skirts, and blouses Youthcraft Coats and Suits 911 Houston St. nEAcHE's Jewelry LEVELLAN D, TEXAS ,Luv C0bb's Department Store The Store For Nationally Advertised Brandsv Levelland, Texas 111 ' mouse pod-1Pau4 'raucxs mfg u X DUDEE nssewsen :Aus X E f ' ' ...i.... T. 1. 12 1 num PASSENGER 1: ns f' LAWLIE NICITEIR ECI. 12D2 HDUSTCIN STREET FRANK M. LAWLIS LEVELLAND. TEXAS PALMERS ma EAST SIDE CLEANERS COMBS ABSTRACT CO Cleaning Is Our Businessi' LEVELLAND, Levelland, Texas E E TEXAS VVYATT HANKS, C. L. U. COPELAND HARDWARE First National Bank Building A Company Representing I Phulco C1 Maytag Applia Southwestern Hardware I Gift Life 'DSU l'GI1C6 CO. Levellund. Texas DALLAS, TEXAS A A THE TEXAS COMPANY T E X A C 0 PERCY COLE DISTRIBUTOR Levelland, Texas Telephone 45 A A LEVELLAND HARDWARE COMPANY FLOYD? FURNITURE 913-Austin St. Box 2.36 Admiral and Whirlpool Appliances Levelland, Texas 717 Houston Phone-451.1 SIMMONS WEST END GROCERY AND MARKET Complete Modern Food Store Phone 449 Levelland, Texas LINDLY FURNITURE CO. 719 Houston Phone-1189-W Levelland, Texas G. F. WACKER STORES Merchandise from 54 - to - 55,06 Headquarters for School supplies ELLIS PHARMACY Where Pharmacy is a Profession Store No. 1 Phone Z Store No. 2. Phone 16-.T 213 Houston 611 Ave. D . ...- Have Your Portraits Made By Us NORMAN'S STUDIO 605 Ave. G C ICERO-SMITH LUMBER C OMPANH Phone 7 Box 334 Levelland, Texas B.P.S. Paints Builder: Yellow Pine Hardwarn Fir Lumber and - Materia PETTY GROCERY Corner of Houston and Ave. I Phone 132 Levelland CHAMBERLAIN ELECTRIC H. L. Chamberlain, Sr. Electrical Wiring Contracting City or R.E.A. Authorized Norge Appliances Dealer Phone 554-J 709 Ave. G HEATH BARBER SHOP 912 Houston Levelland, Texas WHITES AUTO STORE Home and Auto Supplies 709 Houston St. Leonard Refrigerators Detroit Jewel Ranges Mr. and Mrs. Hollie L. Thompson Owners and Managers McCELVEY'S Fashion Fabrics and Tiny Tot Shop 710 Ave. H Levelland, Texas r-45 X id Zi? HOMER JOHNSON OIL COMPANY, Inc PHONE 66 BQX sw LEVELLAND, TEXAS Kphillilw ,ls g ,YV X XLWWM, vw, Y z 4' X gi W QV ' wvx, 'R T N K, ' J' .X pw! N WS X. f, L wilgwfy gf XJ W . wi -,5Ag,yg3LTW'gg' , . '- .. 1 11.1 mf 'Q , W 1,gjA M1fY Q, I FA K N N ' . 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