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

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An opening scene in the senior play A Connecticut Y1lI1kCL'lI'l King A1Th11r's Court, presented Ma y 5, features Delano Phillips fl-Iank Bennettj Ethel Martin fMrs. Bennettj and Patsy French QMz1rion Bennettj. .. . D ilu .v '. 1 , a' D elano threatens Ronnie Le atherrnan QSir 1.ancelotj,Phil Phillips Qlvierlinj, Leigh- ton Railsback QKing, Arthurj, Connie Gerlach CQueen Gueneverj and Charles Watson fSir Szigamorcj Phil holds a knife to Freddie Lowe's Qlilainej throat as Kenley Fortner QClarencej, Jimmie Brown,QSandyj,Connie,Char1ie, and Gayle Ewing QQueen Morgan Le Fayj look on. Charlie att e m pt s to hold Jimmie Lou as she struggles withGay1e in one of the excit- ing scenes of the play.

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-1-L Seniors were just kids again when they came in Senior Kid Day costumes on April 1. Standing in the chow line and dishing out the beans and barbecue are L. H. S. students at the picnic in the city park which climaxed Texas Day activities on April 21. Below is Spanish Club Sweetheart, Mar- garet johnson, dressed in a native costume of Old Mexico. if s A ,v Y A ,ft gi... , Patsy French, Ronnie Leatherman, Nancy Lawlis, and Arleta Gresham listen attentively as Dr. Marge Lawlis tells them about her profession at the annual Vocational Guidance Clinic in March. M' ff V' Q s e , 1 --tr. A 4.-. -17 3 Ill e f tl

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'in Guests at the head table were Gayle Ewing, Curtis Israel, senior class president, Mr. Clapp, principal, Derry Don Harding, invocation, Kay Russell, junior class presi- dent, Roy Bass, Texas Tech professor and guest speaker, and Superintendent and Mrs. O. W. Marcom. Deep In the I-Ie an of Texas was the theme of the junior-Senior Banquet which featured predominantly pink and silver western deco- rations and was held at the Cal Boykin Hotel, May S. Q N 1 . A Cactus and silvery tumble weeds decorated the tables, and bright blue bandanas served as favors. One ofthe lastbig school affairs of the year, the banquet will long be remembered as one of the best ever given and as the first to be held in the new Cal Boykin Hotel here in Levelland. About 250 guests were present.