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

- Class of 1955

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I of l x Wir N Z f f X SW ixxx Xxx ' , if 'fl XX X ff The journalism Class ' Levelland Hzgh School Leoellancl Texas Presen ls Volume XVII fr H500 S 2 Z O ,S ,.- ir if X 2 Z' X X X X S X I f r iq- if lst- 44 3 ,. 3- Tl H-1-If ' 1 Z Kflvfv-f are at xl 'zu-4 x .,,-1 tr You Lzttle Monkeys R :que u -, s. 1,-eilfv Lv-:ga ,Xena-fe, Q, f, 'A' Though Mrs Birtciel refers to her students as a somewhat mischievous mammal from the Jungle the one who has been accused of being a long armed orangutan knows that it is all in fun and for this fact it is known that Mrs Birtciel is one of the best loved personali ties that can be found on the LHS faculty The obvious personal interest and concern she exhibits m each and every student is recognized by all who tramp daily through the corri clots She makes each little monkey feel as though he or she is her favorite because hey really are since she has no single pupil as .1 'teacher's pet Mrs Birtciel first came to the Levelland school system in the spring of 1942, and she became a senior sponsor about three years later She has retained this capacity since that time Mainly through her efforts, no semor class during this period has failed to make less than S1500 with some reaching over S3000 Her constant pleading for more work and co operation seems to inspire the students to greater goals Although she has never gone on a single semor trip throughout her years as sponsor, she has been one of the greatest influ ences in making these yearly trips possible When asked lf she enjoyed teaching classes as much now as she did in her earlier years, she smiled and gave a simple reply 'Yes, although the teacher and subject matter never change, the students definitely do Due to this 1 find that I have not grown tired of teach ing Teaching is still just as interesting and the students are always 'little monkeys' When ex-students come back to refresh their memories of prep school days in Lobo land, they all have to pay Mrs. B. a visit. Some of them are and some are not surprised when she greets them with the little monkey routine. It makes no difference about the age or how long they have been out of school, she thinks they are still little, and though some of them are as big as apes by that time they are also monkeys. Therefore, due to this habitual phrase of scolding, greeting, and description which has become a tradition in senior English, we dedicate the 1955 El Lobo to Mrs. Nina Birtciel because of her moral achievement and quaint personality. The theme of this annual, being dedicated to Mrs. B., is suitably called YOU LITTLE MONKEYSJ' ' 41':', ' 5:35:2.'.1.L9c-H135-siirlllE1 lreifzls-?rff:.'Ee 5 .JZ zs. 3 3 if If 9 Q 1 J? 2-1 Alf V ! 8 aj-. , .. , V , r , ,. ,api ,. . , . , ., i-', -, 1 , ,., ...,, , .JL I-I.-.. -1.--,.1---5,-:.,f..v,-,-.'.4,-.,. -5 .Q-.ry -2 .,... .f h--1 - .3,,g x-3,5-J. 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H0I1or Society lbrary n Departments Language A rts Math and Science M uszc Vocational Physical Education P p13 15 FaUOTltQS C lasseS Senl01'S junzofS S0Ph0 '0'e5 p41 p55 72 7, 88 Sports Activities W ,N W L Advertising N I Index -l-fr P- 103 P. 121 D. 127 P-143 f' 7 1- fa 'r I ,fl I I , 0 11. 5 A f f ' In 0 If I7 L. n Christian Associatig E X 6 O ' x X I . p. X ' p. 27 ' p. 32 ' X ' ' p. 39 I XM .. X K, I I 6 9 , x- ' Nl p. if ff 5112 ' '- A 1 Er' X ,X X x K 6 ff 1 K A Y N i K if S J, 41 t' ' ' , n . l'ksr . .5 il' ing. 5, v-1 Middle man of all school operations,Superintendent O. W. Marcom sits in front of a map showing the residents of all grade school students. Because of all the new con- struction at senior high, junior high. and the new East ele- mentary schools, new zones are having to be arranged. Completing his sixth year of service as superintendent, Mr, Marcom is extremely active in civic educational groups. O. W. Marconi Superintendent O. R. Watkins Business Manager Counselor W. O. Tipton has to be every- one's pal in his line of work. He keeps com- plete records on all students, and acts as go- between for the students, teachers, and par- ents. Artie B. Forehand School Board President Ofall the accomplishments ofthe year developed through the school board, the outstanding problem was ainecessary solution to the building plans. Until a satisfactory arrangement was found, their efforts were extensive in trying to find whatthe people desired and thought would be the best plan. The board is ve ry pleased with the architect's plans and thinks that patrons and students will like these improvements. Itwill take about one year and a half to complete all building projects that are in view at the present. The second project in importance is the completion of the re-evaluation of all property in this district. The board expects a seventeen-man commit- tee to assist Mr. Watkins in this matter. One of the greatest feats of the 1954-55 term that has already been com- pleted is the new stadium and lighting system on the football field. W. I. O'Connor School Board Secretary 6 pon. L. L. Cox I. E. Bowrnan Bruce Burney O. B. Wiley Mrs. C. G. Dunn Ah Mr. Reed, principal, has just completed his second year as principal of our school, and has al r e a d y proved himself to be one of the most ardent sports supporters of the school as well as showing equal interest in all other activities of the school. His judgement and friendly per- sonality ha ve warmed the relationships of the students toward him. Principal W. L. Reed and secretaries Mrs. Mildred McMurry and Mrs. Arliss Railsback pause in their work in the office to pose for this picture. ' be l rfnsaxrm-vevxuw:Qmwsfwffmrifrws.-Eswvfsfx:-gays-lfwgqg ,S Sf d fC '1 - ll Q11 Olln Cl This year's student council members are shown in one of the many meetings J. L. Turnbow, president, is shown as he introduces a speaker at an as- sembly, one of his regular chores. held. Shown first row, left to right are: Evanelle Parmer, secretary, Janelle Hamill, Marilyn Ethridge, Mack Freeman, Tom Oehrlein, James Becton, Tommy Evans, and Austin Magers. Second row, left to right: Sharon Kirk, Glenda Yeary, Alvis Robinson, Guy Ballew, H. A. Cowan, Johnny Cowan, Mack Hicks, and Bobby Gilbreath. Third row, left to right: Keith Fortner,I-Ierby Harding,Marilyn Mar- com,Tommy Burnett, Gracie Wheeler, Betty Brunson, Lillian Salter, and Larry Hobgood. Fourth row, left to right: Lawayne Rawls, Chester Jackson, Joe Bowman, Glenda Robinson, Tinky McKenzie, Barbara Keene. Fifth row, left to right: Mary Jo Minor,Diane Green, Dink Slaton, J. L. Turnbow, Eugene Brunson, and Spencer Ellis. Sixth row, left to right: Gwen McMurry, Billy Jean Jackson, Ann Dupre, and Sandra Wasson. l 7 Leading the LHS students through the school year were these student council offi- cers: Evanelle Parmer, secretaryg Lawayne Rawls, vice-presidentg and I. L. Turnbow, president. Lawayne and J. L. attended the national conference for student council offi- cers in St. Paul. They were elected by the student body in an intensified election cam- paign la st year. Rotary Club members, Dr. Renegar and Mr. Hugill, dis- cuss their Four -Way Test plaques with Evanelle Pa rmer, J. L. Turnbow, and Mrs. Birt- ciel. I J - .Q ,Q . . l - .ia J -1 Vf vs -fx 1 r f I la X. Club charters were recognized in an assembly in which the Student Council officers presided. Lawayne Rawls hands out the chartersg Eva- nelle Parmer gives the representa- tives candles, and J. L. Turnbow an- nounces them. Kennard Gilbreath represents the FFA Chapter. Next year's officers who will pre side'over student coun- cil affairs will be Chester J'ackson,president electg Jim- mie Iohnson, vice -president electg and Gwen McMurrYv secretary elect. is 45 'T' -Q .3 '24 . I , v-q vs QQ I Qi o'A' .l1f'i V K V6 Di ff? Honor Society Officers for the NHS are: Gracie Wheeler, president, Pe g g y Brown, vice- presidentg Marilyn Marcom, secretary, and Leroy Williamson, treasurer, 10 Q3 sl U X . A - 2 1 - V . ,,..h1,x -2 A.. Q , 1 ik , F 1? H 'J 'lf 'w if 'L g i, 'Y Q M. fg i t K lr. D x ,. i Chosen because of leadership, scholarship, and citizenship, 40 members of NHS have held 12 meetings this year, With the primary aim of promoting and recognizing scholarship and citi- zenship, the honorary fratemity held two formal initiation serv- ices in assemblies. Pictured are, first row, left to right: Wynette Lewis, Patsy Lincoln, Gracie Wheeler, Barbara Blair, Marilyn Marcom. Second row, left to right: Evanelle Parmer, Shirley Bailey, Barbara McMillan, joan Bowen, Peggy Beaver, Marilyn Mc- Dermett, Marilyn Ethridge, Third row, left to right: Faye Ellen Park, Marilyn Guetersloh, Billie jean jackson, Tommye Burnett, Bonnie Stewart, jo Helen Lawson, Bobbie Reid, Gayle McDermett, Ann Dupre. Fourth row, left to right: Leroy Williamson, I. L. Tumbow, Hillry Ranson, Gwen Mclvlurry, jimmie johnson, Paul Bruce Homer, johnny Cowan. I 5:5 !fF!12'Q9f'gMVS?f'?21Hi'??-!?'i'rtf+?'Lf-'M1 1. . is my l A , , Student Christians Y Q P V . ggFuture Teachers 6 '57,-,vrgsn W: I ,.,,N.., N I. uw, in K, , I I h Qin are-rsiiisafifkifiksfiifsifiassQntesfrssassisstitsiifiqy These are officers for the Student Christian Association which boasts about the largest membership of any club in LHS. Standing around the piano are: Tommye Burnett, presidentg Herby Harding, reporter3 Gloria Petty, historian, Marilyn Marcom, vice-president, Patsy Lincoln, secretary, and Judy Cox, song leader. Not pictured is Shirley Bailey, The Sam Billingsley Future Teacher club has for its purpose to interest students in be- coming teachers. Officers shown are: Mary jo Minor, reporter, joan Cummings Jolmson, secre- tary-treasurer, Gracie Wheeler, vice-president, Marilyn Marcom, program chairman, and Keith Fortner, president. 11 DEPAR T MEN Q1-.wi-B?iw+Afl2f'V'W?f'Wi'1CE'?fT'f-'2?:'N-'i ?s:f-pf eirz+rf.F.ff1f1f-aw!1'erf''-.M--f-- rf!1f:+fP -2fvzWf1rrHefKf:ff ,f , LTV' Lg, ,,..wv 'f ,. for-V ,,v?'f j' K, K,yf1 ,n3,f:5:e.-:-,,'cfz.,, ff, , ..1,.,-f,'-.f,, ,'z.f5f j '2 P ?-ff Q '-wrtwv 4 . , A. Z' Q21 za :ii fn Z? 5-E EZ '43 L Eff fi 21- 131 X aar- Qi S: Ii : , Q: .f .Z Q U in a lf. ff? in 'T 1 Qf E.. 51 -.N -QI KY H Ae ,5- K .- -.YS ,Q .-' wr, wx I ,U- I 'mt ra .f...f .N M C Q1 N V .. 'K , aff 'Q 5 vi? v- -vm' ur D A 9 Q- xrvfk. f'vfN t M Q60-'X' ivgfvlnv WJ +1 9' w Fa E '1 '. 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X l ' ' . n- - . ff K V 'ik F, v - iv , vk x keh fl lx 'li f i' I 1, 5 . I . . .4 ! ,Q M is s Frances Murray, English III teacher and junior sponsor, taught in LHS for he r first complete year. Roy Martin, Weldon Ford, Starlie Pace, Faye Park, Faydelle Stephens, and Joan Bowen discus s English literary figures in one ofMrs. Birt- Ciel's coffee house parties. 1-ms,--afeafoQv41wfmaf621:-ft111'1-'f-4 'fv?L--ifrfwkxxf1'-4-'mazfpifiwrQ--'-fn 4 v if x I 4 J rv -ww ua- flaw uma-an Gracie Wheeler, senior, won the Who's Who award inEng1ishbecause of her high average and ability. all - Y it l.. 1 y-4 ml Adjusting the microphone is Sam Hollis, s pee c h and English III in- structor. Mr. Hollis directs not only all the dramatics club presentations, but also the junior and senior plays. Diminutive W y n e t t e Lewis re- ceived the Who's Who honors in the field of d ramatic s. This was her first year to take speech, and among the activities in which s he partici- pated was junior declamation in the A squirt in the face is exactly what GerryMoore received for being aprospective member of the dramat- ics club, and Olen Ray Petty really seems to enjoy being the giver of the gift. This picture w a s taken during the initiation of the new members of the club. The typical students are por- trayed by these Speech I students in their presentation of Why Teachers Go Nuts. Pictured a re Billy Jack Douglas, Rex Pirtle, Keith Fortner, Jerry Whitaker, Gerry Brown, Eddie Williams, and Gerald Heath. The dramatics club decided to call their organization The So- phisticated Syrup Soppers Socie- ty. He re Gerry Moore is dis- playing a chart representing this name. The picture was taken at Gerry's farewell party. Anothe r scene from Why Teacher's Go Nuts shows La- J uana Steele, La.Tean Timmons, and Wilbur Cleveland wincing at the up-raised rod and threatening look of the teacher, Janice Grant. Wanda McClure, G a y le McDer- mitt, M a r vine Morse, and Rex Pirtle are looking on. 11-ite 1- 5 C ho la S t ic L e a g ue Conte S t. 51'jMK? I21fi9rC1XW5k:4f:-Nna'on-s'+'- sr-rw'-121-Y Af.?'frlr?1-.14 m'4i',,f-1-'5'-iffl' vii-:-' 11-J' is , .. . , 53? 1.5 ,gf is Language Arts if A 1. ' siewyzwmause-,A www-samepwvimr-:f+'wwxv1-msrvawr 11- fw'm.:'-wav-avursvvawt2-:pxfwsug W-at-wF:Hf1 NYJ' W'?'f.1 v W TWPJ-L?-'-'si' FT' F, rdsafiilwmmw .1 Wivlwey sf,-4. 1 , I 7 l Officers of the dramatics c lub b 4' are Gwen McMurry, presidentg Nancy Coffee, vice-presidentg Olen Petty, secretary-t re a s u re rg and I-lerby Harding, reporter. , I Y Membe r s of a popular, fall 3-act play, Mr, Co-Ed are: Gwen McMurry, Nancy Coffee, Martha Mays, Sandra Brown, Sue Thompson, Nancy Derington, Oliver Watson, Marilyn McDermitt, Jane Ann Rails- back, Wayne Winn, Sharon Kirk, RoyMartin, Clara Howard, Troy Spears, Jackie Timberlake, Tinkie McKenzie, Jimmy Metze, and Guy Ballew. The cast of Father Was A Housewife are as follows: Nan Trimble, Glenda Robinson, Bonnie Stewart, Patsy Green, Gerry Moore, Earline L e a th, Judy Cox, Gloria Petty, Jeanette Woodard, Connie Jackson, Guy Ballew, Jackie Timbe rlake, Jane Ann Railsback, Wayne Winn, J. L. Turnbow, Bill Billingsley, Roy Martin, and Olen Ray Petty. I V Friends hold back an angry M a rth a Mays from working over Sharon Kirk in one of the scenes of the play. Class- mate s at the girls' college who help control Martha are Tinkie McKenzie and Nancy Derington. The victim of mistaken identity, Patsy Green finds that all of the compliments expressed by Wayne Winn and Roy Martin concern their motorcycles rather than her- self. Winner of the mo ck beauty contest held in conjunctionwith the Miss Levelland contest was Rex Pirtle as a Spanish miss. The Miss Uni- ve r s e Contest was represented by many boys dressed in costumes and doing skits. Guy Ballew finds he has to playthe part of a girl and as a lanky Texan,he has rough - sledding in impressing English butler Wayne Winn. High - pressure vacuum salesman Olen Ray Petty cleans up for housewife Guy Bal- lew. Waiting forhercue,Sharon Kirk checks her lines before going on. Roy Martin finds he is the bashful type when aggressive Connie Jackson goes to work on him. Sa nd ra Brown, judged winner of the Dra- matics Club - sponsored Miss Levelland Con- te st poses with her trophy. Based on a fairy- l a n ci motif, th i s pert j u n io r portrayed Red Ridinghood. Custodian Iimrnylvletze goes western and a ma 2 e s Martha Mays, Jackie Timberlake, N an c y D e r in g to n, Tinkie McKenzie, Sue Thompson, and Cla ra Howard with a rope trick. Syrup Soppers, exclusive draniatics club inner circle, enjoy a Christmas party in whichtheybrought toys to be given to a needy farnily. irirxlriffuk-k Es 5 I r We 11 . Q . E 4 'A' 'lr i' ,Q- 2 Bessie Allen, completing her second year on the Lobo Lair, served as Exchange Editor her junior year and as Asst. Editor her senior year. Bessie competed in the Inter- scholastic Le a gue contest, and worked on the annual staff both years. Feature Editor Gwen Mc- Murry examines the files or more stories for the Lobo Lair. She also was responsi- ble forthe layout of the fourth page in the school paper. af A A , S by , LK! Hillry Ranson, copy editor for the El Lobo and ac e sports writer on the Lobo Lair, distinguished himself his first year in journalism by winning first place in state competition for his sports story on the Breckenridge game. Reporters in general for the Lobo Lair were Herby Harding, Jerry Pick- ens, and Logan Gill. These journalists were used in every phase of the paper because of their versatile abilities in writing. 7' ' .N 1 I xx One of the most creative artistthathas ever worked on the Lobo Lair staff is Tommy Derington Art Editor of the Lobo Lair and El Lobo he used his original designs for the cover of the El Lobo Photographers for the Lobo Lair and El Lobo were Don Henderson Spencer Ellis and Austin Majers These boys played a very important role in making the paper and yearbook as interesting as it Mrs. Ruth Williams, one of the most out- standing teachers of L.H.S., took over the most hair-pulling jbb that she could undertake as a facult member Because of her atience and Y - P endurance in teaching journalism she sponsored one of the best series of Lobo Lairs in the his- tory of L.H.S. f , will Ana . A . '33 1 - , Q V ,, . tv .. 1 U Q Q , V . H V' , Q . I ace . 1 ..,. x I -fq K ,l:gF:'i '1xQJb..Y v- 4- - -s - . f-my -1v1v.,,w , A ,P I Dewayne Franklin was the sports editor of the Lobo Lair and was head of the layout of the third page, which w a s the hardest page to fill. Gail Grimes, Earline Leath, Mary Io Minor, and Betty Mont- gomery played their part as re- porters onthe Lobo Lair staff. Diane Green won a third place in state competition with a news story. Joan Durrett Bowen added another title to her name this year that of editor of the Lobo Lair as well as a married name Puttinv out 15 issues ofthe paper is no minor chore Joan also represented the Journalism department in the regional meet held in Lubbock April 23 for her second year 'L 1 .,r'. -f fi' G 'ls m lei 332 1-ij Putting their heads together and planning for the Quill and Scroll banquet, the formal initi- ation of all new members, are the officers of this journalists club, JoanDurrett Bowen, presi- dent and editor of the Lobo Lair, Lawayne Rawls, vice-president and ed ito r of the El Lobo, and Gwen Mclviurry, secretary- treasurer and feature editor of the Lobo Lair. Putting their best f?l foot forward a r e the newly initiated members of the Quill and Scroll: back r o w, D e w a yn e Franklin, pickaninnyg Earline Leath, foun- tain peng Hillry Ranson, golf bag, Tommy Derington, majorette. Front row, Logan Gill, boll wee- vilg Gail Grimes, typewriter, and Mary Jo Minor, tube of lipstick. Arriving late but in time for the main part of the initiation were be-bop record Betty Mont- gomery and mail box Diane G r e e n. The costumes worn by the new membe r s were only a pa rt of the shocking experi- ence they participated in. Feeling the results of the doctor's needle was MaryJ'o Minor when she seated herself in the chair and received the point of the whole game. F I Tommy Derington, art edi- tor of the El Lobo, and Mary Io Minor, r e po rte r, for the Lobo Lair, are counting the votes for the favorite contest. This contestis annually spon- sored by the journalism class. Hillry Ranson is doing a mean take-off depicting an ace-reporter du r ing an as- sembly program. Looking on is B e s s ie Allen, imperson- ating Mrs. Williams, journal- ism instructor. Ending his first year as El Lobo editor was junior, Lawayne Rawls. Here he is seen working on the page layout of the 1955 El Lobo. Besides being editor of the El Lobo, Lawayne is also a member of the staff of the Lobo Lair and is vice-president ofthe Quill and Scroll. Last year Lawayne wa s trouble-shooter, picture paster, and sports editor of the El Lobo, 8 vfffll , ll Officers for the Photography Club are Spencer Ellis, presi- dent, and Ioan Bowen, secretary. The purpose of the club is to in- terest students in photography. Mrs. Williams also sponsors this organization. This photo is the all-around winner of the contest sponsored by the Photography Club. The picture was submitted by La- wayne Rawls, and was taken in St. Paul, Minnesota, where the stu- dent council officers visited the National Convention of S t u d e n t Councils. Exchange editor Diane Green and business manager Starlie Pace pause for a rninute in their usualbusy day ofwork in journalism. Diane won third place in state competition of Texas High School Press Association for the news story division. Starlie managed all the books for the two publications, and wrote some pretty good stories for the Lobo Lair on the side. as' I -3 A RACT n 'L . Q0 I ' CO 1 .5 , 5 Q 1 Q ., .5 O 5 . D 17, Ag ' 4' h F P- N IA, I 1 If g 4 3' I P 4 O Q , it k Z-' 0 , f ' ' 9 . si Q :? l - 'qi , if 'r ' it' D I I . 'M ' + U 9 . 4 N 5 ' T I 5 5 ' f A ,T ' 'xi K To- . ,P ., 'xii A , my J::::,::f , N. 0. . . li I ' U 1 1 E.-: - - f N '- Q At! , ', fflada I N. E , p , , 'e , -f, , '1-5-jd,-5?a:i,, ,4- ' Q , 'pagxj-isf' . 4' I 5 . .,L'N :JA--Jig so ' A 0' 4 u ja T 1 'S 'r'. :-C231 ' - A 4-4- l Members oi the Spanish Club are: First Row, left to right: Marilyn Guetersloh, Dorothy Sodek, Sammie Goode, Sandra Tyler, Linda Rid- dle, Marie Tayler, Lupe Dc Santiago. Second Row: joy Harrison, Barbara Keene, Marie Robinson, Billie jean Thompson, Eleanor McCelvey, Peggy Rollins, Mrs. johnson. Third Row: jo Helen Lawson,Shirley Dodd, Kay Clinesmith, jennell Craig, Martha Lincoln, Nell Conat- ser, Mona Davidson. Fourth Row: Jimmie johnson, jesse Tyson, Carroll Jennings, Leon Loftis, Donnie Morris, Leslie Carter, David Bowerman, Larry Hobgood, Royce jones, james Gilbert, and Larry Schoenroek. Mrs. Geraldine johnson, spanish teacher and English I and II, taught her sixteenth year this term. She is known by all the students in LI-IS for her quiet and sincere personality. I. W joy Harrison showed proof of the rewards which can be received by having the kind of character, dependa- bility, and personality that she possesses by being elected Spanish club queen, She has taken Spanish for two years. With Larry Hobgood, president of the club, as her escort, she competed in the Spanish club Fiesta at Lubbock. Spanish Club officers pictured left to right are: Billie Jean Thompson, se c re t ary 5 Gene Schoenrock, parlia- mentariang Kay Clinesmith, historians Larry Hobgood. president3 and jimmy Gilbert, vice-president. 1 . , .I l Marilyn Guetersloh received the coveted honor of Who's D Who in Spanish. She also has taken this subject for two con- secutive years. During, the Business Education Day program, - she spoke a welcome in Spanish to the visitors and then in- ' terpreted it into English, 1 . N ff ,. Y we h I Charles Sylvester is kept busy .in the math department teaching Algebra I, Algebra II, and geometry. Shownhere is Mr. Sylves- ter instructing his sophomore class. Students in the picture are Sue Townsend, Joyce Sage, and Jerry Roberts. ,ff ,. .5 . a+' . Q . T7 . ,- Q 5- ,' f -T- , K I fi? fy mf 'LIU If I 'L , ' it ' 'ki lcfxxx A , tilt f pf? 'kv ki : A I., -,f'x 4 S 'v'-d N xii r X . Q- A ' 4 We 9 M i Cnr f ge? 'H A if 'C Head Coach for the Lobo team, Johnnie Hickman, also teaches Algebra I in the high school curricu- lum. Clifford Hartsell and Joe Kennedy seem to enjoy working problems as Mr. Blakely helps to solve the equa- tion. fa1z 5isj:1'+1 -tif-'-L' Another instructor in the ma th department is .Ta me s Blakely 'who teaches both Algebra I and Algebra II. He is known by all the students for his good sense of humor. EmmittBroderson teaches World History and is also one of the coaches for the foot- ball squad. Connie Jackson received the Who's Who honor in social studies. Here she points out the posi- tion ofLevel1and on one of the many maps in the social studies room. Miss Thora McCorkle teaches civic s a nd American History. Her civics c la s s is annually in charge ofthe election for student council officers. Gano Tubb is another Ameri- can His to r y teacher. Besides teaching history, he also coaches. He is a true friend of every stu- dent, a nd is known by everyone for his good-naturedness. 1 Doug Samford who is also on the coaching staff, teaches economics, and Texa s History. This is Mr. Samford's first year to be a mem- ber of L.H.S. faculty. W eir Clem, sheriff of Hockley County, points out to students of L.H.S. the principles of the master lock of the city jail. The students visited the jail during Crime Pre- vention Week. Qg6f2'i1r1ww4s:1sne?:':J3fK++vfe1w I+ v?-fi 'VN '4fY'X'iMi2difA'N,Ew'Q'4fg A22 'id ii.'fEi,f,-?I'.f.' r- - w-,fs ,,. '.,. ', -- ,,. .. f'f f'2'1 HSP4 'i!L'- L'f.1 --Qi,-'jl i'f 51m-:m,w3'. 'fx',f.',r.1::15fl'E'ifif'fJJf!ftQ,: M475g.5g4w4r,u5fs1f914q:.1 g,7.l','Q.UbR1'9?Nx:f14?-r nRyx!SW .wfrY:1g..,,.y':.:..,,.-.my.,:..f.v:-4,-Y.. l-um,-..a,,,,t1.4f1,L, , h S . if at and czence 9' s 1.- its: Patsy Green proved her aptitude in math by being selected as Who's Who in that department. vsifil' t'5s!-5.5ftfi+Y2-,?3?ZIQ4f1! tt? S -1 m.. One of the science club sponsors, Harold Brinson, is shown in his familiar pose ex- plaining an exhibit in one of his s c ie n c e classes. Coach Brinson keeps all of his time well spent with his s c ie nc e classes and coaching. Several members of a sophomore science class a re shown examining an exhibit held by Coach Brinson, Brodie Hutchinson, w ell- known LHS science teacher, is pictured in his lab looking over a set ofplans. Mr. Hutchinson is also a sponsor of the newly formed science club. Clois Roberts watches over one of the many ha ll exhibits of the science classes. Who's Who in science is none other than H. A. Cowan. Taking all phases of science, and proving him- self outstanding in each, there was very little left to choice in this field. 1 :Li I fi, Q XJ 'X 1 I I. i 5 ' Q '23,-1 'xg' , Ivy lair: -..,.ir .lm Officers of the science club are busy looking things over in the science lab. This club was just formed recently and is a national honor c lub. The of- ficers areas follows: Chester Jackson, president, Johnny Cowan, vice-presidentg Sandra Brown, secretaryg and Ann Dupre, treasurer. H. A. Cowan, David Ben- ningfield, and Olive r Watson explain the science exhibit on presented during the Business Education Day program. electrical currents which was 4 Hlifkmwwasieim-wwwHwW4vr0rw3mvzvwfuwene4:.,r+f:-xswuswsusrm,zu:wsexQv,f:f,4:mfvv-P-Q ,-' 1 -1 T--f Fr' ' f ...e .umwx.1f-Fw--we f,umff.t ,-......m.1-with-mwfftdf W, R. Wheeler, who is the very capable band director of the Lobo Band, usually di re c t s the band to victory in all the contests they enter. It seems like the band is busy all the time working on the m a r c h in g formations for the half-time activities during the football season, practicing for the concerts they presented, and of course, the leg-tiring exhibit of marching in the many parades. Again the band marched in the Battle of Flowers in San Antonio, the Brownfield Festi- val, Oil Progress Pa rade, and for the seventh consecutive time won the sweepstakes awa rd, - I . USIC s ly-mf is Q-Aww -1- Q -'1 43423. 'H - ,-saga.-.al-sr-fpsxvfL.sm.go2bu2N5i1f'!'.sS?5zr.::-4:mcJdfiw2ErwrSZ:'5f'-Z? 'Q s . ,, '1'l'f',Z'..?3:5. .4-D-'f:'l Jerry Pickens the Coronet play- - er who has beena member ofthe ,,- A ' LHS band for about five years, re- gl I .. ' :::, I ceived the Who s Who honors in the A 1--f' X X! g'5'X .v -'B fog-if These pert and prancy majorettes at- tracted eyes to the front of the marching band. These twirlers are Nancy Derington and Bobbie Reid. Alto Clarinets and bassoons pl a ye r S are Oliver Watson, Glenda Miller, Janelle Hamill, Bobbie Reid, Marilyn Barton, and. Jackie Tim- berlake. ,fr S IMI ' Saxophones: Patsy Lincoln, Clara Howard, Nicholas Vascuez, Billy Jean Jackson, Jerry Cox, Alton Macon, Ted Lawson. Coronets: Bob Ewing, Jerry Pick- ens, Mike Metze, Roy Martin, Herman Guetersloh, Gene Ray, Travis Shofner, Eddie Hale, Thomas Taylor, Billy Rutherford, Nobby Vasquez, and Mack Tubb. drill. Q j lg' J ' U B a s S Horns: Ewell Pierce Ross Holman, Gerald Burney Troy Spears. French Horns: Jo Helen Law- son, Lutine Harris, Iennell Sin- clair, Martha Lincoln, Ed Ferg- guson, Guy Ballew, Shirley Bai- ley, and Bill Billingsley. A typical fourth period practice session is in the offing for L.H.S. band. Many hours spent in drill are ne c e s s a r y before bands can win prizes, so the Lobo band spends many hours in . r'-. 1 -fu 5 '2,'L2' 12- 4 s -- - - ' Trombones and Tubas: G e r a l d Heath, Jimmy Metze, Sherrill Horn, Frank Lawlis, Oliver Shirley, Johnny Dupre, J. L. Turnbow, Richard Shirley, Sherrill Pounds. Clarinets: Sharon Lee, Editha Russell, Karnelia Klingensmith, Gail Eads, Nina Ha ven, Joyce Sa ge, Danny Mitchell, Jerry Dison, Leon Blevins, La Jean Timmons, Sue Copeland, Betty Morton, Nancy Derington, Sandra Brown. Band officers gather around Ga y Ballew, president, to look over a new piece of boogie h Y Snare Drums: Carl Shamburger, Pam Nesbitt,DOc McKay, David Benningfield, Ann Dupre. Drum Major: Gracie Wheeler. Flutes: Marijohn Rowe, Barbara Keene, Gracie Wheeler, Barbara Blair, Gloria Petty. Oboes: Kamelia Klingensmith, Phyllis Fielder. ,- ,.. music received by the band. Shown are: Bobby ff f Reid, Bill Billingsley, Jerry Pickens, Guy Bal- lew, Travis Shofner, and Betty Morton. N 1 l -f X L l i This is the opening of the Chorus' armual operetta that was presented in December. The program was one of three presentations of the school year. The first was a cantata in October, the Operetta, and a variety show that was presented in early spring. Shown left to right are Eugene Brunson, Bonny Stewart, Olen Petty, Marilyn Marcom, Oliver Shirley, Donald Moreland, David Benningfield, Chester jackson, Judy Cox, Herby Harding, Tommye Burnett, Nancy Coffee, Garey Lawhon, Donnie Morris, Sammie Goode, Weldon Steen, jimmy Metze, Lajuana jo Steele, Janice Grant, Sandra Tyler, Dick Westbrook, Martha Lincoln, Nell Conat- ser, Edith Bean, and Ann Dupre. I ' ' .4 Ralph Benningfield prepares another number for his chorus. This concluded four years that he has conducted both junior High and Senior High singers. During this time, the chorus has won sweepstakes once. A few F A 4f' J 4 ' -A if I' - . u ' I ,....Al -9 r .' i ' He' W ' 3 , -, . r ., ,, Q ' l' 's 6'F i , Q5 ', .. 1 ' I ' Q. Ylv... 1' nl ' ' bf- . EZ ' ' ., is J it r 7 5, Shown here is Judy Cox, who's who in Chorus. Very active in all LHS affairs, Judy has won several honors in Chorus. She was a member of the All State Chorus last year, and also won third in last year's Miss Levelland contest. Good old barber shop harmony is displayed by Don Dison, Herby Harding, David Bcnningfield, and Chester Jackson. This quartet won a first place rating in the lnterscholastic League Chorus Contest. Another ensemble of the chorus that placed first was a trio consisting of Judy Cox, Marilyn Marcom, and Gracie Wheeler, not pictured. 4 44' Q i X -.,'-,. J g 1 5 4 ,f 'ti -f... 9 Q Q I L K Mrs. Sudie Thompson teaches Homemaking and is sponsor of one FHA chapter. She is always in a rush planning menus for the school parties and many other social functions. Officers for the Thompson FHA chapter are: RuthMartin, treasurerg Molly Webb, reporter, Shirley Bailey, pianist: Marilyn Ethridge, president, Faye Ellen Park, vice-pres.: Editha Russell, parliamentariang Ella Mae Ne- vill, sergeant-at-armsg Ann Du- pre, song leaderg and Patsy Aw- b r e y, corresponding secretary. Not pictured are Joan Bowen, re- 'fm cording secy.g Sammie Goode, treasurer, and Lupe De Santiago, historian. ,- 1 V, 2. 4-7 ea ,A A ,I Q-LL T - m -,: l'iS1aton, president, and Irene Blake- Mrs. Dorine Harbin is also a Homemaking teacher in LHS. This is her first year to teach here, and since there were so many girls in FHA, two chapters were organized. Mrs. Harbin sponsored the other chapter. Officers for the Harbin chapter are: Joyce Rose, treasurer, Betty Brunson, reporter, Aleta Hardin, parliamentariang Judy Pool, song leader, Marilyn McDermett, histo- riang Glenda Robinson, recording secretary, Patsy McMillan, cor- responding se c r e ta r yg Claudene ly, vice-president. Not pictured are Romona Howell, secretary, and De- wene Brown, vice-president. Faye Ellen Park, who received Who's Who honors in FHA for two consecutive years, is outstanding in both fields of homemaking--cooking and sewing. She won first place this year on the suit she entered in the Style Revue, and also showed her capabilities by receiving a state de- gree in FHA. .VLC gf.-, , Q 5fy,.q3'..gw:- ,T gd., ,.f,- .:3,g-,-,7,--rears: :GA-f,.--type-2:21 . Daddy Date Night spon- sored by the FHA, furnished an opportunity for the Dads to step out with their daughters. Shown are Doylene Schenrock, Ghrea Dawn Johnson, and Mr. Johnson being served by Nella Mae Wool- ever. O. W. Marcom, superinten- dent, presents Evanelle Parmer with an award she won in a Betty Crocker contest. Evanelle is an active member of the FHA chap- ter along with many other school functions. I fy if 9 f 'fu 1-2 'i 3 X .4?f.Rit a v 'Mila , I, in ' W gina? W l- 'i'.'1 N F1 2 K In u '. Outstanding in FHA are Nita Awbrey,Mari- lyn Ethridge, Gayle McDermett, and Faye Ellen Park who each received the State Degree in rec- ognition of her achievement. A Just one of the many times the Homemaking girls are called upon to serve for various func- tions is this occasion during Business Education Week. Marilyn McDermett is serving Mrs. Jack f' WA Blair and Mrs. W. R. Wheeler. T, . . 15 g Besides serving, these girls often have to 1 .3 prepare the food for numerous activitiesinclud- i . Q ing the All-School party, banquets, meetings, - 9 and other functions. ' Q w l -3F'l 9V 1 4-GS-11,126iWw'B'iJ,r:f5 :i34f5fsx.'i4i5sauw.1+::xfw.ae::-GA'Qan-.1ava'.va1e'f..fQ4:mwew..'1f:w.itS4fw.V4-i-'iaisrf. Three winners from the Level- land FHA chapter in the Dress Revue are Gayle McDermett, second from right on first rowg Barbara Blair, extreme left on back rowg and Faye Ellen Park, extreme right on back row. All of the girls won first place. Barbara placed on her formal, Faye entered a suit, and Gayle's entry was a short coat. 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Proudly displaying their first place honor flag won by the C ha pte r Farmer Division are Charles Forehand,James Becton, Jack Williams, Joe Bowman, Donald Schwab and Mack Hicks. s at y igwrz. - , Q3'l V v- QQ: ' - i .i . v' ' 'Q 5 '- 4 f if W i , 1 - Y ,ww-' 3 .. fits . ' W ' 5 ' af :Aw A Working with the boysin their chapter workwas RobertConway. I-Ie keeps busy with his classes of freshman agriculture, voca- tional agriculture III, and farm shop. Shown here is only an example of the F.F.A. boys' ingenuity and craftsmanship. T his booth was set up at the Fat Stock Show here and won first place, another honor for the F.F.A. scrapbook. Leading the boys and working with them on their projects were the club officers Charles Forehand, reporterg Jack Williams, sentinel, Joe Bowman, secretaryg Mack Hicks, vice-presidentg and Ken- nard Gilbreath, president. During Business Edu- cation Day this group of F.F.A. boys explained the manner in which a sheep is judged when it is brought into the judging ring. James Becton, semester graduate, was se- lected Who's Who in agriculture because of his leadership and ability to adapt himself to any circumstances. James graduated at the semes- ter with three years of agriculture behind him. 4 M., Newly-honored honorary F.F.A. members Artie Forehand and O. W. Marcom congratulate Kennard Gil- breath and Louis Glass as they are announced winners of the secret voting for the outstanding F.F.A. members. Comparing their plaques and certificates, the group posed to- gether at the annual Father-Son Banquet. Burnett Roberts was also awarded an honorary degree. A game ofmusical hats is played by Mr. Whitfield and other F.F.A. enthusiasts at the Father-Son Ban- quet to the music of the Serenaders. James Stanley one of the winners at the Hockley County Fair grooms his entry for the contest. Tame s Jeter, one ofthe best-liked instructors of L.H.S., teaches auto mechan- ics. He is also sponsor of the VIC Club. Vocational-Industrial Club officers are: Jerry Wise, sergeant at arms, Alvis Rob- inson, p r e S i d e n tg Kenneth Basye, secretary-treasurerg Austin Magers, vice presi- dentg and Daine Adams, re- porter. 'W .lg pp .vi 1 'Ll HQ! tt, 14, 3 .Ml g , as-1 K yi P. I' ' H H? F .- X 15 sf? I 13 I 'I V- lu, A , :Qg.aV 6 ?'x,. in-,H 'Fl i real' Ina- ' K' Wi vo ff jv I: HA L If ' 'ilu- Donald Spurgeon speeds across the stage in his miniature automobile during the program submitted by the auto mechanics group in an assembly program. TerryDeutsch is looking on. The car which will go Z0 miles an hour was assembled by some of the boys. Donald Spurgeon, Alvis Rob- inson and Mr. Ieters peer up from work of grinding the valves on a Mercury. f . Av ., Q I FQ - Q7 , K X I. K A A i, I ...L I 1 4 Jerry Boudreaux and Ken- neth Basye check over the performance of the engine in the shop. Ronnie Brown a nd James M itc h e ll watch as Sherrill Horne adjusts the rear view mirrow on an army truck they have been working on. Outstanding in the mechanics department is Kenneth Basye, who received the Who's Who honor in that field. Kenneth also participated in some contests identifying parts of the car. f l -lm-, Sponsor of the Distributive Education Club and friend to every D.E. student was R. L. Sonnenburg. With this friend and teacher the students learned well the purpose of the club, to develop a high de- gree ofleadership inthe field of retailing. A SPON- sor of this club for four years, he has taken at least four trips a year. This year he made three trips and sponsored two partiesg Palo Duro Canyon get-together, state D.E. convention at Fort Worth, field trip to Lubbock, skating party and picnic at Lubbock, and the annual Christmas party. Leading the other members in their year's ac- tivities were John Birtciel, vice president, Eugene Brunson, president, Bessie Lee Allen, reporter, Faydell Stephens, treasurer, and Joy Richardson, secretary. Bessie and John were delegates to the state D.E. convention along with another member, Phil Yeager. Chosen because of his outstanding ability in Distributive Education wa s Euge ne Brunson, I an , f-9 - . mf' Club members shown here are: Barbara Jeff- coat Rust, Ga y Trout, Linnie Riddle, Billy Jean Thompson, Bessie Lee Allen, Joan Cummins John- son, Faydell Stephens, Jennell Sinclair, Joy Rich- ardson, M a rtha McMinn, Mary Katherine Dean, Betty Morton, Micki Keller Bryant, Thomas Helvey, Olen Petty, Travis Shofner, Jack Clinesmith, John Birtciel, Elmer Wright, Weldon Steen, Ronald Ed- wards, Eugene Brunson, and R. L. Sonnenburg. second ye a r student. Eugene was president of 1 the club his senior year and was a delegate to the state convention at Galveston his junior year. 37 F2345 0 Qliwi 006005 59555011 Mis s Lunette Cook teaches Typing I and Girl's P.E. She is inher second year of teaching at L..H.S. Barbara McMillan, s e n io r, was chosen for Who's Who honors in typing and shorthand. She also worked in the office. 06300 .f C o 1, -Y . ' ,. -L ' x 1--mx ' a K Mrs. Vera T. Owenby, who teaches typing and shorthand, is known for threatening misbehaving students with a low grade, yet they are seldom ful- Mrs. Mildred McMurry teaches bookkeeping, COmrr16I'- cial arithmetic, and Works in the office the rest of the time. Marilyn Geutersloh, Who's Who in bookkeeping, was one of filled. the few students who wontwo Who's Who awards. She also won other awards during the year. Interscholastic League shorthand contestants Lil- lian Salter, Oliver Shirley, Gracie Wheeler, and Bar- bara McMillan go over some dictation in prepara- tion for the contest. A typical chore for commercial students is the r e g i s tr a tio n or similar work for many school and public functions. They work as the s c h o ol secretaries for m a n y events such as registration,conventions, and meetings. Shown here are Evanelle Parmer, Gracie Wheeler and Berta Jane Burton at the Parent-Teacher Con- vention held here this year. ,-s HW.: '4'efi?1142w:ff. Sf1aA:?fv..z,?4:45v1f.f45z,i9224s5+ fiziffvemiamfiisfs mi '-fra .-fm .-.ryan-a5a1gg.qf,1g4,tg,,.i, ,,,,-W, 1.5 ja QW x ,X 'U 'x xml Bob M cM illa n, Boys' P.E. teacher, is a former L.H.S. stu- dent. His favorite expression is, Getoffthat floor with your shoes on! Bill Neal, Edgar Layman, and Don Mclntyre look on as DeWayne Franklin receives the ball from a teammate. 'iff!??t111t2eifa:frmf:1secs-'f'n-xggfgxqmgg2,5-g,?43..,,,,,1,,,,2-gg ::fsfAulv,-..-Quail' ' r 4 W-W' :I-Dsl' . tg: R E-'if Jackie Cook, Jim Cole, Bob McMillan, Fred Smith, and Jimmy Tipps watch eagerly as their classmates attempta ringer, No r m an Martin and Larry Brooker collect their Shafts after practicing one c la s s period on their bow and arrow game. -v--1 my ---...... Q.. sf o C0mmerczaIandP E ' ii? nn 9- 5 Gene Ray was selected Who's Who in Boys' P. E. because of his enthusiasm and playing ability. .....1-..-....., .---.-. ...1--. ..-.. mn - IZ 3 45 'IU 8 1311123141515 . H18 l8I102l22Z3 242523 723293 X 'Hors -2 I 7 T' uf. fp ' by get 1 I N 4 H I . I if 5 1 'C' I 3 Z fi V V rl , 1,1 , t n .'aM,,,,,3.- A--. ' , ' l pw! A .ua - --,.'?LE'a35: ' - ' i in ., , ' . . 3 ' 'A' ,V ' f l'v , ' ' - V f ' - 1 . ,f ft Q s,-a 1.1.5 Q, '1'.5i5 ' S Nl Q Miss Gwyn Liles completed he r fourth year in L.I-LS. in the P.E. department. She was in charge ofall girl's P.E. this last year as well as coaching the volleyball team and being the cheerleader coach. Lobo Lassoettes, the 3-year P.E. club, spent the year taking c a re of social and creative ac- tivities. One ofthe largest clubs around L.H.S. the Lassoettes have had several dance programs as their club project. Sponsors for this club are Gwyn Liles and LunetteCook. Lassoette officers are as follows: Barbara Keene, presidentg Clara Howard, vice- presidentg and Annette Parsons, secretary-treasurer. C . x N sm. . f Anticipating a hard return of the volleyball is Jackie Sisk as Peggy Blair leaps high to set up agood spike for Betty Tilghman, far right, and Peggy Beavers anxiously backs up the play. Marie Taylor and Nell Conat- ser work out for tennis during fir st period physical education class. Two partners waiting for the return by their opponents are Marilyn Ethridge and Judy Cox as they take part in a game of ping-pong. 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All during the carnival, the sopho- mores proved to be hot competitors with their Cake Walk, Dart-and- Balloons, and House of Horrors. us, A JJ' qu Cb 4- Q in 1- 38 vt S If fn-., if N,- UIQ Y Q 'I Gerry Moore Football queen, and her attendants Patsy Green and Sandra Mc Gurre were all elected by the football boys of LHS A - 'Ty' U if EFF 41' I 3.,'h ' I V ,Q E, 'K A N' ' ? A 5 '1- -- - ,ma I A i , 'S . V3 I . -41 0-- E 5 , uv 4 F . .LQ-'i Pu.1' 4' iff , iv' X. Q - -. M ' 2 . ,. A ' ! .Zz 11- vp - V , 5- y RF , Bm if . . I 'Am 41 -A - 1 YS-nr-v' , Q a .jo-.li sag. .M .W , Q, 5 ... ' va M -vo- x 1. in ' V '-. K . 01 N 4' -V... X Q' 4, -..J- , .I .4 xi , -. I' 1 A 5 Y . 2 Q 1 -4.1. . if-., f-.4 f 9 dv-ff 1 Emi-' , A A '-, , Q4-'.: f .f1 , Lf . -. f.. 'f F' , ami, 1 -1. ww. Y, V. , v.r.,,wA.L, N , ,Lyn .-:, ' ..f .4 .:l?43ai:,,'x w-Y ' rj , 2: ' -.-r L+-' '-F 4: -. -fi. :M Q' fir., , ., ,, , ' A , ' , sw V1.6-v.,,... ., , ' '-ii e'1-.rm . Y wg.. .. 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': '.2 -. J.. , C!WA'fef5?fl5-rrfiiffs-ff vvklawsei 5'?lff.flf.r3:p '-YWFM-,lkf Proving to be the best citizens in school as seen by the faculty and elected by secret ballot are senior I-I. A. Cowan and Sandra Brown, a junior, WWW 7, lb-Qc. J Leadershzp 'JJ f4'I2,Uvt' puglii ,1 vlfjjrf is thu 1 Y Chosen for I.llLlI' outstandlng le .1 de r sh 1 p .1b1l1ty through hlgh school by the faculty members were J L Turnbow and Evgmelle Parmer Both bemg sen1ors,they have served rn LHS three years 'f'l24'fA2v?.l1.fffff-. 5-fw,w.l,rz .- 1 nrflffw.: 513.55 .5 'Hg.f.A.:li'.-.g ,:19 '1w3-,f' 5a 'fJ'1g+1f , , P' Q lx. o fix ll .51 L Y ' ' ' : ' rv,-Q1 if if sf' r .vw 'I .1 L -' -. .wwf .Q , ,fQ+Mff:e sf ,arf A ff , ' E E. ' 1 . YZ:-X 1A i I Y I I l . ,N . . ' l . in ' . . l ' '-rv mv ,jyllyf .fs 1,11 Jwfftf' 2Au.' 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Q... 4' 1fYQ 'V : ,,.,,,, ,,s,,s -f-mx:.m: -,-1--,wrrfswrf-'-f--'--if'fe' 1' ' ' fr , X 1 v ms ,in ,v -1 .,-ww,-1 -t DARYL ANDERSON V.l.C. 3. sec.-treas. Halloween Candidate 2 Class secretary 2 Track 2 Basketball l, 2 Q l Q,- , , ,A .1 K. ' 4 l 1' .71 I. L. BARNETT Football 1-4 Science Club 3, 4, sec. treas., vice -president Mr. Personality 4 Class Favorite 4 Track 3, 4 ati, 'Urn ,.t- .-gb,-f. 11'-1.-iq' J .-'MTV NITA AWBREY F.l-LA. 1-4, secretary Band l-3 l.2C 4, social chairman S.C.A. 3, 4, social chairman uw, 'T' KENNETH BASYE F.F.A. 1-4, treas. 4 V.l.C. 3, 4, sec.-treas. 4 Football l, 2 Campus King 4 junior Rotarian 4 Cm 1 DAINE ADAMS F.F.A. l-3 Football 2, 3 Vllic. 4' reporter BESSIE LEE ALIEN D.E. 4. reporter F.l-l.A. l-3 LZC 3 Quill and Scroll 3, 4 Chorus l Lobo Lair 3, 4, exchange editor, assistant editor .-,,,., giggifrfgjgjjgf gfgggjiii- q ifgfaLQE,1,-,QB if wg? 325151564 .-all 51 Hz . '-W, C I f '5 5 -'f'SrWf fMvfglgEFPfi fff'a'+'A- 'lhiihrwiifi-WX5 E 'i:1G'2'??lf- ff' ,f'f'.'i1-?5liGf!y51' VJ, n .i+ilf?3'FfZf3':5.EC45T5inf34l?5iAl2l? fJ:Hf6?isi?illili5?25U:twf:?f'5rfrEaa2?el!S2'122SifxMt1eS' BOBBY BAGG ETT GUY BA LLEW F.F.A. 1-4 Football 1-4 Football l-3 Class President l Band 1, 2 Student Council 4 V,1,C, 4 Band l-4, president S' ,fav-gx PEGGY BEAVER Cheerleader 3, 4 N.H.S. 3, 4 Who's Who 4 Football Queen l Basketball 2, 3 Class Play 3, 4 l 15, ,N 7 s . J-4' 1 Kiwi J' gl JAMES BEC TON F.F.A. 1-4,president 3, 4 Area president District president Student Council vice- president 3 Football l-4 l -Q-,J V W 49 ! fi- 57 JERRY BOUDREAUX Football 3, 4 F.F.A. 1, 2 Projectionist C lub 2 Chorus 1. 2 Q ,I PEGGY BROWN D.E. 4 Basketball 3 N.H.S. 2-4 F.F.A. Sweetheart Band 2, 3 xv 3 A JOAN DUR RETT BOWEN Lobo Lair Editor 4 Who's Who Joumalisni 4 Student Council 3, 4 Campus Queen Attendant 2 F.H.A. treasurer 2 CCR EUGENE BRUNSON Chorus 3, 4 D.E. 3, 4, president 4 F.F.A. 1, 2 Photography Club 4 -arg 1--Zi .J MAURICE BIGHAM Track 2-4 Chorus 1-4 Science Club 4 Cheerleader 2 F.H.A. Sweetheart 4 DELIA BLAKELY F.H.A. 1-4 Volleyball 4 F.T.A. 4 S.C.A. 3 Class secretary 1 JOE BOWMAN PATSY BREED Football 1-3 F.l-l.A. 2, 3 Track 2-4 LZC 3 F.F.A. 1-4 Driver's Ed, 2 Chapter and district officer 4 S.C.A. 2 Student Council 4 ue. M IC KI KELLER BRYANT F.H.A. 1, 2 S.C.A. 2, 3 Driver's Ed. 2 D.E. 4 L2C 3 A41 X. 1 'Avi I '-4. xxx? I BETTYE BUCE Volleyball 4 F.l-LA. 1-4 Driver's Ed. 3 CTX 1 - Observing the river below at the Mes- callero Indian Reservation are Gail Mat- thews, Starlie Pace, Travis Shoffner, Daine Adams, Roy Martin, H. A. Cowan, Fred Spears, Charles Sylvester, Miss Thora Mc- Corkle, and Eugene Brunson. I-lere the group ate breakfast with the Ruidoso l.ion's Club. PATSY BURKE F.l-LA. 1-4 S.C.A. 2 Library Club 1-3 fi I 'E BILLY LON CALLOWAY Library Club 2-4 V.l.C. 4 : ' i nj. , l ..: 'if f 'fi saggy ,ij , TOMMYE BURNETVI' BERTA BURTQN GLADWIN BUSSA N.H.S. 4 F.H.A. 1-3 D.E. 4 S.C.A. 4, president F.T.A. 4 S,C.A. 4, treasurer Class Play 3 xx 4 l XT? VALETA CAMERON F.I-LA. 1-4 Dramatics Club 3, 4 Class Play 3 , 'E x as, '-Q' -nu..,,.h li GLORIA CLARDY WILBUR CLEVELAND F.l-LA. 1-3 Football 2-4 F.T.A, 4 Basketball Manager 4 S,C,A, 3 Projectionist Club 2 4 Chorus 4 Chorus 2-4 Driver's Ed. 2 gr -X ,w K . '25 ff 'J 'Kerb 'ca .. 'Y ,1 izggff H JUDY COX All State Chorus 2-4 Senior Play 4 S.C.A. 2-4 Dramatics Club 3, 4 F.H.A. 2, 3 KEITH FORTNER S.C.A. 2-4, president 4 F,T.A, 3, 4, president 4 Junior Rotarian Science Club 4 JACK CLINESMITH D.E. 3, 4 Chorus 4 H. A. COWAN Football 1-4 Class president 2, 4 N.H.S. 2-4 Student Council 2, 4 Class Play 1, 3, 4 Z' DON DISON Basketball 4 Dramatics Club 4 Chorus 1-4 Science Club 2 Band 3 Photography Club 2, 3 Junior Rotarian 2-4 F.F.A. 1 F.F.A. 1 5' SUE FILLPOT GEORGE FARINO F.l-LA. 1, 2, 4, secretary 4 F.F.A. 1-3 L2C 2, 4 Driver's Education 1 Student Council 2 BILLY JACK DOUGLAS MARILYN JEAN ETHRIDGE F.H.A. 1-4, president 4 Student Council 2-4 Junior Lioness 3, 4 N.H.S. 4 Girls' Volleyball 4 -in WEIDON FORD F.F.A. 1, 3 These seniors are acting the monkey by climbing on a table in the chemistry lab for their picture on Senior Kid day. Shown lcft to right are Mack Freeman, Don Dison, Sandra McGuire, Whitey Bamett, Connie jackson, Andy Panda, Tommye Burnett, Marilym Marcom, Bonnie Stewart, 1, L. Turnbow, Garey Lawhon, and Tommy Oehrlein. DEWAYNE FRANKLIN Science Club 2-4, president 4 Student Council 3 Track 4 Basketball 3 5- 'AT KENNARD GIIBREATH F.F.A. 1-4, vice-president 3, 4 Football 1-4 Track 1-3 1 i MACK FREEMAN Best All-Around 2 Most Popular 3 Class president 3 Football 2-4 Captain 4, All District 3 Basketball 2-4, Regional 3 All District 3, 4 N' . 1 X! MARILYN GRAY F.H.A. 2 Dramatics 3, 4 Driver's Education 2 Chorus 1 MELVIN FREEMAN A-7' fqx' cg- '4 I. M. FRENCH F.F.A. 1-4 Football 2-4 Chorus 1, 2 xg... 'rv DIANE GREEN PATSY GREEN Who's Who 3 Spanish Club vice-president 4 Library president 4 Basketball Queen 4 Who's Who 4 Football Queen Attendant 4 V.I.C. Sweetheart 3 Cheerleader 4 101- vs Wi IANELLE HAMILL Band 1- 4 Student Council 2, 4 Class Play 1, 3 Spanish Club 2, 3 Interscholastic Le ague 3 CLIFFORD 1-LARTsE11 r.r.A. 1, 2 BONITA CLAYBORN 1-1UMPHR11as F.H.A. 1, 2, 4 gd or.-9' CONNIE JACKSON Spanish Queen 3 Miss Jaycee 3 Class Play 4 Dramatics Club 4 NE- ii '37 SHIR LEY GRESHAM F.I-LA. 2-4 GAIL CRIMES F.l-LA. 1-4 Lobo Lair 4 L2C 2-4 S.C.A. 2-4 Quill and Scroll 4 SHERRILL HORNE Band 1-4 V.I.C. 4 , K4 'a BARBARA JEFFCOAT F.H.A. 1, 2, 4, reporter 4 D.E. 4 L2C 4 Driver's Education 1 1 if-C W :rsir ii oi. DONNA HUGHES F.H.A. 1, 2 F.T.A. 4 Dramatics Club 2, Quill and Scroll 2 El Lobo 2 'C' BUTCH JOHNSON Football 2, 3 V.I.C. 3 Class reporter 2 Projectionist Club 2 F.r.A. 1, 2 Kenneth Basye applies syrup to Aunt jemima's pancakes during the Senior Pan- cake Supper. JOAN CUMMINS JOHNSON Cheerleader 1 F.T.A. secretary 4 S.C.A. 2-4 Chorus 1-3 D.E. 3, 4 N . 1-151114 JONES F.H.A. 1, 2 s.c.A. 4 CLARA MAE IAYMAN F.H.A. 2, 3 S.C.A. Library Club 2 PATSY LINCOLN Band 1-4 N.H.S. 4 S.C.A. secretary 4 Lions Sweetheart 1-4 F.H.A. 2-4 BARBARA KIMBROUGH F.I-LA. 1, 2 Who's Who 3 S.C.A. 3, 4 Driver's Education 2 Chorus 1 l en? CAREY LAWHON Football 1-4 Basketball 1-4 Chorus 1-4 Photography Club 3, 4 Projectionist Club 2-4 BILLIE LYNN LYON F.H.A. 2, 3 D.E. 4 L2C 3 Driver's Education 2 415 S, ii - ?'x ig? NORMAN MARTIN O.A.T. 4 Science Club 4 Projectionist Club 2 Vi., fl:-f-. v .'Z GAIL MATTHEWS Dramatics Club 2, 4 Class Play 3 S.C.A. 3, 4 F.T.A. 4 Photography Club 2 i 5150 GERRY MOORE Football Queen 4 N.H.S. 4 Dramatics Club 4 Speech Play 4 junior Lioness 4 SHIRLEY MILLER F.H.A. 1-3 Basketball 2, 3 Volleyball 2-4, Manager Student Council 3 Safety Drivers' Club ROY MARTIN Football 1-3 Band 1-4 Class Play 3, 4 Spanish Club MARILYN MARCOM Band 1, 2, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 4, All State 2, 4 N,H,S. 2, 4, secretary 4 Student Council 4 S,C.A. 3, 4, vice-president 4 MARY JO MINOR Best All-Around 1, 4 Head Cheerleader 4 F,H.A. reporter 4 parliarnentarian 2 F.T.A. 4, reporter DANNY MITCHELL Band 1-4 Photography Club 2-4 Lobo Lair 3 Quill and Scroll 3 DONALD MORELAND Football 1-4 F.F.A. 1-3, secretary 3 Class Favorite 4 Chorus 4, All State 4 Class reporter 2, 3 BETTY MORTON F.H.A. 3 Band 1-4, secretary 4 D.E. 4 Campus Queen 4 Valedictorian 4 1- .9-.ng if I GAYLE CLAIR MCDERMET F.H.A. 1-4, historian 1 N.H.S. 2-4, reporter 4 L2C 2, 3 Driver's Education 2 ff? '11 -no '5- 1 X PAULINE MCLEAN Pep Squad 1, 2 F I-I A Play 2 SANDRA MCGUIRE Football Attendant 4 Science Club 4, secretary D.E. 4 S.C.A. 2 Band 1, 2 MARTHA MCMINN F.H.A. 1, 2 Chorus 1-3 D.E. 3, 4 Photography Club 2 Dramatics Club 2 TOMMY OEHR LEIN Football 1-4, Captain 1, 4 Basketball 1-4, Captain 4 F.F.A. 1-3, reporter 3 Class vice-president 3 Student Council 4 8' -Q-J -min- BILL NEAL F.F.A. 1, 3, 4, reporter 1 ,N DALE OWINGS F.F.A. 3 ff' PAM NESBITT Band 2-4 F.H.A. 2-4 F.T.A. 4 Who's Who 3 Volleyball 4 STARLIE PACE F.F.A. 1, 2 Lobo Lai: Bus. Mgr El Lobo 3, 4 Business Manager 4 Quill and Scroll 3, 4 Photography Club 2 4 If K W 'wtf' v ix J .1 CLAUDELL PEARSON F.F.A, 1-4, Lone Star Farmer 3 V.I.C. 4 Driver's Education 2 BOBBY DON PATTERSON F.F.A. 1, 2 V.l.C. 3 5 JERRY PICKENS PATSY PIGG Band 1-4 F.H.A. 1-4 Who's Who in Band 4 ChOruS 2 Banquet Toastmaster 3, 4 L2C 4 who Lair 3, 4 El Lobo 3 FAYE ELLEN PARK Football Queen Attendant 1 Class Favorite 2 F.H.A. 1-4, vice-president 2, 4 president 3 Who's Who 3, 4 EVANELLE PAR N.H.S. 2-4, sec Class secretary MER retary 4 3 C lass Favorite 3 Student Cotmcil 4, secretary 4 F.l-LA. 4 GLORIA PETTY Class Play 1, 3, 4 Band l-4 S.C.A. 2-4, historian 4 Rainbow Girl l-4, Worthy Advisor 4 junior Lioness 3 ,fa 3 x Q 1 REX PIRTLE Football 1-4 Campus King Attendant junior Rotarian Projectionist Club 2 Best All-Arotmd 1 5. C-0 ' K inf' OLEN PETTY Chorus All State 3, 4 Football 2, 3, Manager 4 Dramatics Club 3, 4 Band 1-3 Class Play 1, 3, 4 .Q -3 , l . nl SUE QUIETT F.H.A. 4 3 Student Council 2 Football Queen Attendant 2 Cheerleader 4 S.C.A. 2, 3 GENE RAY Band 1-4 Photography 2-4 BOBBY REID JOY RICHARDSON F.H.A. 1, 2 D,E, 3, 4, secretary 4 Chorus 1, 2 Photography Club 2 pn 1 ALVIS ROBINSON F.F.A. 1, 2, treasurer V.I.C. 3, 4, president Track 4 Student Council 4 Miss Lcvelland 3 Campus Queen Attendant 3 Band Majorctte 3, 4 N.l-l.S. 4 Football Queen Attendant 3 LINNIE RID DLE D.E. 4 I-'.I-l.A. 1-3 S.C.A. 2 Driver's Education 2 'LI' -.4 til fl I S , -qv. 4' X ROBERT RAY ROBBINS Photography Club 2-4 hobo Lair 3 Band 2 Quill and Scroll 3 Fi? lf' ' be ia JOHN Ross D.E. 4 62- 3 Q 'Y iix-yvfvjf GENE RUSH Who's Who in P.E. 4 Golf Team 4 Football Manager 4 Photography Club 2 Basketball 1 C? J 'M 117' ii' , ' ' , ,.l 'S J A CLOIS ROBERTS S.C.A. 4 Photography Club 4 Projectionist Club 2 fl, Yi-7' ,J Q f LILLIAN SALTER F.H.A. 1-3 S.C.A. 2-4, secretary 2 LZC 3, 4, historian 4 Driver's Education, secretary 2 I 0 CAROLIE SIIKES Cheerleader 4 Library Club 2, 3, president Student CoLmciI 2 F.H.A. 1-3 Driver's Ed, 2 LI J FRED SPEARS Band 1-4 F.F.A. 1, 3 tt'-'Y 74. .JN K4 .' - X JENNELL SINC IAIR Tennis 3, 4 F.H.A. 1, 2 Basketball 1, 3, 4 Band 1-4 Photography Club 4 BILLY STEFFENS Football 2, 3 Science Club 2-4 Speech II 4 A 1 451 OLIVER SHIRLEY Band 1-4 Chorus 2-4 Spanish Club 2-4 Dramalics Club 2 Science Club 1,2 TRAVIS SHOFNER Football 2-4 Track 3 Band I-4, vice-president 4 JACKIE SISK FRED SMITH F.H.A. 1-4 Cheerleader 2 Volleyball 4 Class Play 3 F.T.A. 4 Track 4 S.C..AX. 3 V.I.C. 3, 4 Driver's Ed, 2 E . X y, ... -in FAYDELL STEPHENS F.I-LA. 4 D.E. 4, treasurer 4 WE LDON STEEN F.F.A. 1, 2 D.E. 4 Chorus 2-4 S.C.A. 3 Photography Club .Gr 3 Senior Kid day regalia is diplaycd by this group of seniors. Pictured are, left to right: Olen Petty, Judy Cox, Don Dison, Patsy Green, G uy Ballew, G l or i a Petty, jimm y Vinson, Connie jackson, I-I. A. Cowan, Carey Lawhon, J. L. Turnbow, and Billy Stephens. BONNIE STEWART BILLY THOMPSON F.I-LA. 3 Spanish Club 2-4 Bi Phi Chem., secretary 2 F.I-LA. 1, 2 N.H.S. 4 D,E, 4 F.T.A. 3 'Y Y .wht T t?'f - 'ls -...- LEROY TILLERY Class secretary 4 F.T.A. 4 S.C.A. 3, 4 ,Q 1--'W Arid! DORTHA WALTERS WAYNE WARD CHARLES WASSON F.H.A. 1-3 F.F.A. 2-4 Football 2 S-C-fi 1-3 V.I.C. 2 V.I.C. 4 Chorus 2, 3 Q - N-ul ...annul fl' ..--Af P .f f 1 I. L. TURNBOW Student Council president 4 Football 2-4 Basketball 2, 3 N.H.S. 4 Class Favorite 3 iff? 'MI Q XX fi -ir GRACIE WHEELER Class Favorite 4 Student Council 2-4 N.H.S. 2-4 Band 1-4, Drum major 4 F.T.A, 3, 4. viCe-president 4 ,Ana 'Qf' ,N.g1 ' ' - EDDIE WILLIAMS Science Club 3, 4 Photography C luh 2- 4 Speech 4 LEROY WILLIAMSON Football 2-4 N.H.S. 2-4 Student Council 2 Class Favorite 2 C lass vice-presidcnt 4 NEIDA WRIGHT F.H.A. 1-4 S.C.A. 2-4 left to right: Nina Birtciel V7 Y ' u ,af Marching, into their places for the Baccalaureate Service are Gracie Wheeler,Billy Callway, Berta jane Burton, Tommye Btmiett, Patsy Burke, and Judy Cox. Reverend Bob Robbins brought the sermon, Only one sixteen thousandths of a point separated these two girls into vale- dictorian and salutatorian ratings. They both brought the graduation address during commencement exercises. Betty Morton was valedictorian and Gracie Whe e le r was the salutatorian. Here they exchange memories about their school days, 71 iv v -gf-A ,JM v.. . aqui , Y N A If J 5 I l C O -vu 15 fl Cb I l ,, Q ,-4 'hun QA u, ,tr Looking at the samples of senior rings are junior class officers: Chester jackson, presidentg Herhy Harding, Lreasurerg Sandra Brown, secre- tary? and Bill Billingsley, vice-president. a ,f '-.. .fo 1 ,nf ' AA 'aiu 0 ' . f if . It 'Q c,L,. Q 3-'f ,- 'Gi -ug H- ? 'L 24 1 +1 5, wi T+9625w.2S3fff'sff1fYf2MwffW'?5f MQ ' p 1 :ff C I f ' 6 CISS 0 Mis 4. K .., , wx 3 ,. i ' 'J '44 rr rj .i X x 4 K 4 'K ,V Ni-gp v ll! mf9swi.f,r,x.:w34-h BW 1 I . ' J po -SQ, dii ad' ....f' ' 5?l -7 Gayle Blair Leon Blevins Helen Brock Larry Brooker ni ' I fi y i B n Martha Brooks f 1 I . all l a 1 ,gg , . in Off? ,...! 5 . v v.f ' x O V r A ' ,- .. ff' ...fl E' .Janus-' X lv l f Satisfaction is displayed here by Nancy Coffee's smile. This pert junior represented LHS in the Hockley County Fair Queen contest, and reigned victorious as queen after she sang ln The Chapel in the Moonlight the opening night of the fair. Fred Brown if . , jimmyBrown 4 ' ,fl rl, '., 7 l .. I J? fi It -:nan ,L - ,f ,f Ronnie Brovxm Sandra Brown Gerald Burney Beth Bybee Ray Cherry Don Clem A Kay Clmesmxth Nancy Coffee jim Cole john Cole il 'I - 2, 3. ri A ,,, x. , Fe? if I Sandra Burt , M? 1 'we gf .1 ,4 if-1 i' f'N M I ,ann All 'wg avr .yy 'T' Verba Dell Combs Duane Conatser 2 N R lv' P li C C, . Ou 'J' A L , jackie Cook Ray Cope J, D. Coursey ,f '? J' '23 76 ..,.,nefQ3MsE 'Q its Wayne Winn, playing the part of an English valet, spouts poetry for the enjoyment of Sandra Brown and Gwen McMurry in one of the speech plays presented this year. Larry Corbin Mona Davidson 15 Tommy Derington .ai as Phyllis Fielder Charles Forehand Bill Freeman Bobby French fi' la 'dt' .I X J sl ii 'Q' .4 Frances Gardner james Gilbert l 78 '33 fe ,ir jerry Grimes in 51 ji'-K 'wg fwf- 9 . ' x . .I 'F Q, 7' l 4 iii Logan Gill jerry Gressett u x Voices strain and eyes are focused on the basketball as they anxiously await the ripping of the net. This was a typical scene of the Lobo rooting section as they cheered their hardwood trodders through all phases of the game. Marilyn Guetersloh Billy Gurley X- T tn' Faye Curley Joy Harrison Betty Hawthom Maxine Hayes rr-N QTY? N'-rv A Eddie Hale Q 115 Thom as Helvey Don Henderson Patsy Hinson Larry Hobgood ,Q-L , ,, 1 A Q t's.,L'f' .J He rby Harding 11' fa-O 4? 'fi 4 Y june Harmon pi 43 ' x A www JY 11 I cg '!f ,J ' i v ' l 1,-N Glenn Holloway Ross Holman rf' K Chester jackson 45? V-., ff' I. an '1 1 Q X Carroll Jennings Students started the school day with a new inspiration by the efforts of different students who used their various talents each moming before classes in the moming devotional. Here Carolyn Ratliff, jimmy Tipps, and Martha Mays prepare to sing and read over the public address system which carried the devotional to all rooms. Leta johnson x 3 . 4. 'i1'7 'V' 5? .PP f 3' so Susie jones YW Calvin jones 'fi' 's.II9 .J 5 I 'Z X f'7 .QF 'Vg X3 joe Kennedy Barbara Keene Sharon Kirk Lawrence I-3Ym3Tl Earline Leath Bill Livingston Alvin Logsdon Ira -1: Donald Mclntire Gwen McMurry Austin Magers Annette Mason u I 3' X- 'Q iq... A 4, i f 451. .Qs Al f-'CJ S . 7-al' tid an 'C j r :Ffh Florence M3-Yhaw Martha Mays Donald Miller Eddie Mitchell f F' . 'J x x 5 James Mitchell Kozy sight, isn't it? Well, maybe that's the reason this Christmas display of Mrs. I-larbin's junior homeroom won first prize in the Christmas Decoration Contest. This year made twice in a. row that the same homeroom has won this honor. Lora Montgomery D ax-tha Mo rrow rf. 'fi fv- 2 X cz? Ella Mae Neville Joe Nipper Vemer Pace Q Ewell Pierce Bob Pierce I -i in A, ,, ?'1-:fm .I -1, ,V Dean Ponton Sherrill Poimds x ' r ' I ' Truman Quiett -, 1 I - nk 1 L.l f' A Hillry Ranson Carolyn Ratliff G fi .5 'QQ I Q A If V Wynonia Northam 'Z' 'T ii sv x--i V-1 A, Tj? , rr. 'NJ' Bobby O'Neal EA .H ' Wav! 5-uri. 1 5 Q IQ. 'Z-' ,I 15 . Yiftf 4 -l 1 ' x .. l , ,,,,.4 Clemon Rateliff L3-Wayne Rawls Stella! Stell-l-1-a-a-a! Ooo, my, but that's loud! In fact, it's so loud that it hurts the ears of Hillry Ranson, Lawayne Rawls, De- wayne Franklin, and Tommy Derington. Stella fHerb Hardingj seems to stare in wonder at Stan Uerry Pickens, 'cause she doesn't realize what she's done. This scene ended a pantomime of Stan Freberg's Sh-boom during an assembly that kicked off the yearbook sales. 3 , A 5. 84 lg Ruth Richardson A ...ts Norma Reid z, 4-1 Dicky Joe Riddle 1 Q 95 Shxrle y Ren fro Sam Rush 19X .Qi faq TTT? xfl Gene Schoenrock Loy Spears Dorothy Suits Shirley Smith Harvey Snider james Stanley jim Tipps Gay Trout Nick Vasquez Joyce Waldrop Nw, Qr S andra Shaw R KZ David Smith , ,of 11 TY' .J l -gf' Nw 'Ui J' 'F--Q lr N'75N Dorothy Sodek ,Q 16 iff? 5 'J 'U' Carol Walters Lee Webb A -.. 4 F f '5 .nw-. fun E fa . E fl' 4 ii .4-7 4--' 11,51 X K' fuff. ' 'L ,- , -i 'xae X :' ' u 44x X V I Kenneth Warren Sandra Wasson OUVCI' Watson Elaine White Wayne Winn jack Williams fif E Barbara Wood Johnny Woodard i f It WH 'Y -pf ,. :fs- Aa- .: -1-- 'gnjisifff ,. , Q if-' Q 35155. T5 ' . gfet' 'L 1 iff fi i if -f F.. - E? 7 , , v --,T . . P, 5 . . i??g.EA'a.. ,-v-1.0. AA-be if--..... Q Y.. if C-J 54 J r ws, School life is 21l3.l'l'4 for sophomores pro- claim the sophomore class officers as they play 3. friendly game of horscshocs. They are: Charles Dunham. vice-prcsiclcnlg Larry More- land, treasurcrs Mack Hicks. presiclemg and Bcrl Railcy, secretary. 6 '13 Qxix 4'-U1 41 .Q- , - ,J David Ablliy Bo. Lty Alcxandcr vifgwamwavmw If I ann ,-k 1 Ku a ff ' -8.4 l B i .X vw- Q 'x johnita Baxter Billy Bcadlcs Edith Bcan f? '4 is X' ,tg l 1 Class of '57 1-N 3: ai fax -15' 1- 'IF , vm? james Alexander Twila Allen Shirley Bailey David Bums Huey Bartlett Marilyn Barton . I J' iff' Lf -f Betty Beck David Bowerman Robert Bowman john Breeden Dewene Brown Gerry Brown Betty Bnmson fi If ' J x Q53 jack Biddle Barbara Blair , I if S ? m' ' . .. Q 1 ,v gf els , 0- -45- 1 Q I i N. AV. !,A lx 's 'Q '5 Irene Blakley U. -x .4 , Y 1 nl-. .' l' X.. '4 Sul f ack 'I . 5 james Capps Leslie Carter N f!Xf x I if-1 1' ,4 1 ,I 5? Alice Cheek David Christian t 1 ? NRI Mary Clark f? 5-nl ' -.f re -if 41- A if C T., . Ney' 'L' kr - After-school chores included homeroom Christ- mas decorating for john Fietz and David Bames as they apply the trimmings around the chalk boards of Mrs. Williams' homeroom. These two boys' efforts aided in taking 2nd place. , 'Nfl lilx ' W.,'1 f-Q. 10- -q Patsie Clark Paul Clark Dolores Clem Nell Conatser johnny Cowan Thomas Cowan jenell Craig 5' ' 5 5 ri l Nancy Derington Gail Eads Spencer Ellis Bob Ewing john Fietz Bobby Gilbrcath Gloria Sue Glass ,l A IQ- . Qi 1 '17 ,- S Lupe de Santi ago 39- Q I '--1 r, S' 4 , 'ff 'x -X46 ,-E 'Q J Y W7 I I .113 Y. , R V 'AO ..-.,-0' ff, Terry Deutsch . '?' ' A A a 115 ,-' ' 1 K, 'jf' Charles Dunham , A 1.x Q- X - 9 fl ,jx -K --5,3 X9 lv . TTY. X . li ,yt Xi lf L lx 4 xl Y QW I 'N s i. 'Z 3 C 'lil ' l 'J ' ' J' I. 1 if: xl Sammle Goode Janice Grant 3 if i ,101 vw 11' 'Q if-1 it,-9' l Ina Gressctt Charlotte Haney fxleta Beth Hardin Sally jean Har-mon f ? 4. . T 'N1y,4 Md i' X 'I - Y' 41:-Q .1 Q K xr , Nil if l 1,1 School song deluxe in perfect harmony by four sophomore voices. Left to right they are: Nan Trimble, Jeanette Woodard, Shirley Bailey and janella Westmoreland. This snap was taken in an assembly, but they also appeared on television Teen Times at KDUB TV. Playing the bass at far left is jimmy Metze. as PR is x . . - rd 3 ...., - . -M '1 I 1.555-Q . 'x ? Wesley Hicks Ann Hight Romona Howell judy Huddleston Dale Israel Billie jean jackson Donald Ray jackson Ghrea Dawn johnson 1' T' 'S-lvl -1 -x e u I , ' fi . e 11' k E A V 1 K ., ,I Q.-ff unv' I Paul Bruce Homer Clara Howard ef Q A X. 4 '11 'Q 3 'YZ Jimmie johnson Royce jones 1 'MTEQ 'S' I 232 r-fx , 9' 4 ' l f- -v -.- '1-J Raymond Kauffman Kamclia Klingensmith Wanda Lamb fa 4i ,K Sweetwater bound with high spirits are sopho- mores: Jackie Timberlake, Nancy Derington, Shirley Bailey, and Marilyn Barton. These smiling faces are just an example of the jovial time the girls were having on the special train to the Sweetwater foot- ball game. any '95 Allen Lambert jo Helen Lawson Wynette Lewis Martha Lincoln Margie Lofton Barbara long Don Martin f 'Q if - -Nu -15 1 A' Y . 1: B -'ii , . X Ruth Martin Willard Martin Larry Moreland 1-Q, ff? Marvine Morse '4 Donnie Morris Eleanor McCe1vey 2 6: Marilyn McDem1ett ' A I jimmy Mclntire '? f fi 6' 4,- . . . Hd 'TJ' l ,Q 1 1 5K N., hp. i jimm y Me tze pk 45 J! ff? N Q Y ,X X. in 1. Bettyc Montgomery :I K- Q f?f 0 fn' , I -Q 09 U -.' ' H . x -1 rf' n Air Doc McKay Tinl-cy McKenzie , .ev .AUS s v :V I 1 ,- Thom as McMennamy uf . I Q. x -vs. Qi Y liifm O i'1v .L Palsy Mclvlill an 45 Bcrl Railey jane Ann Railsback - or-s Ar fl! f 0 'J Billy Ncvcs 'S l,0 I X .s sw I HN! Q Bobbie Nicholson jackie Norman Judy Owings Annetta Parsons jimmy Payne john Phillips Judy Pool 'Z- W LJ Fir If' K Harold Ray Glenda Robinson Peggy Rollins Charles Roloff Lawrence Roloff Joyce Rose Editha Russell -, xi: va--an ffmiriia, 14' Q 415 Linda Riddle Jerry Roberts Hr '-ral 119 Q Ronald Roberts .2 l 4- - .I M Bill Rust Kathryn Rust . f 'JN it t Billy Deway-ne Rutherford 'T r Joyce Sage ll! J' YS' ki joe De Santiago 45.45 i . 1 uf , . 'L 1 fi fwaf '17 lg, J Gerald Stover john Strunk - up Doylene Schoenrock Don Irwin Schwab Claudene Slaton Glenn Smith Arnold Spears Troy Spears La Juana Steele 3' jesse Sucldermh Marie Taylor Sue Thompson Betty Tilghman jackie Timberlake La jean Timmons Laylan Tipton if li -f'+ Danny Summers Kay Syring -,u,.,N,.,-.,k,.,., rr A' ' ' 'fi Q Sue Townsend Nan Trimble I 'K Glenda Tate fl C.. -vw 'TI I 42 .Q Sandra Tyler '?l aut? .nv 10 'i -1 -vo-3 jesse Tyson Nobby Vascuez 'Q 2? 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B .il Qi '94 5 . .Q ,U . ,V 1 1:1 4. Q : xv? :Z ' vm' -.., QE ff, .A x.. .J fs... N1 n 104 Delving for the first time into AAA football competition, the bobos fared much better than expected by most West Texas fans. At the first of the season, the Levellanders were not expected to win a single game, but to come out winless in their tough tangle with the hardest foes in the state. They emerged with a season record of 4-4-2, The wins were over Brownfield, 39 to 65 Littlefield, 60 to 205 Lamesa, 26 to O5 and Snyder, 13 to 7. Their losses were to state AA championship winners, Phillips, 32 to 265 Big Spring, 20 to 05 Sweet- water, 26 to 155 Plainview, 26 to 13, Their homecoming game with Vernon tumed odt to be a 6 to 6 tie, while the greatest thrill of the season came when top-ranked Breckenridge came from behind to keep in time with the high spirited Lobos. The game ended in a 13 to 13 tie. The Lobos had one All-State player in Garey Lawhon, who played end. 'v Backfield coach, Doug Samford5 line coach, Harold Brinson5 and head coach, johnny Hickman completed their first year I of coaching in LHS. Basing their plays on standard T formations, the coaches changed the offense from the Lobos' previous wing T attack. Managers for the team were Gene Rush and Olen Ray Petty. TRI-CAPTAINS 1954-55 Tom Oe hrle in -- Sr. End 3 Varsity letters Tommy Evans W. Sr, Fullback ' ' ' ' ' 2 Varsity Letters Mack Freeman Sr. Quarterback 3 Varsity letters t james Becton Sr. Halfback 3 Varsity Letters jerry Price Sr. Center 3 Varsity Letters Donald Moreland Sr. Tackle 3 Varsity Letters No help wanted, exclaims the unidenti- fied Lobo tackler as he drops a Brovimfield Cub single-handed. Rushing on the scene to aid the tacl-:ler are Leroy Williamson, 373 Travis Shof- ner, 205 Garey lawhon, 445 Guy Ballew, 475 and H. A. Cowan, 45, Alert defensive play like this held the Cubs to 6 points while thc Lobos scored 39. This was the opening game of the season for Levelland. Carey Lawhon Sr. End . 3 Varsity Letters All-State Leroy Williamson Sr. Guard 3 Varsity Letters -1-.. Follow us! say Guy Ballew, Donald Moreland, and jerry Price as they form in front of joe Kennedy, after joe had taken a screen pass from the quarter- back. Well-executed plays like this aided the Lobos throughout the 6 to 6 Homecoming tie with Vernon. Eddie Mitchell jr. Fullback 2 Varsity Letters Wilbur Cleveland Sr. Tackle 2 Varsity Letters ls! i ff5 -:M 'S 'f'.L..?Q,Qgf L Q. .1 ' we -Ta- Ii Y EFT' s 'if x ax r joe Kennedy jr. Haliback Varsity Letter Ray Cope Jr. End Varsity Letter j. L. Turnbow Sr. Quarterback Varsity Letter Tommy Derington jr. Fullback 1 Varsity Letter - Ja... 1 W3 ' 1 Catch 'im! Catch 'im ! But their attempts were in vain as the 'loose Littlefield Wildcat player takes off on an 80 yard sprint that scored their first touchdown. This scamper tied the score at 7 to 7, but the Lobos put an end to runs like this, as the final score revealed a 60 to 20 triumph for Levelland, The Lobos in pursuit are: Guy Ballew, 473 H. A. Cowan, 459 and Tommy Evans, 27. Robert Pierce jr, Guard 2 Varsity Letters Rex Pirtle H, A, Cowan Sr. Guard Sr, Tackle 1 Varsity Letter 3 Varsity Letters Guy Ballew Sr. Tackle 3 Varsity Letters lt- A , W 4 If J Patiently waiting the trip home are some dis- mayed townspeople from Levelland after the 26 to 15 defeat handed the Lobos by the Sweetwater Mus- tangs. These are among the many ardent football fans that followed the red and black to all the games throughout the season. The special train was spon- sored by the Levelland Quarterback Club. jackie Norman 1. L. Qwhiteyl Bamett Soph. Guard Sr. Center Varsity Letter Varsity Letter J X -4 '-J yi lx B ft 'Q 1.-2' 5'l I f ' c Q Travis Shofner Sr. Halfback 1 Varsity Letter Kennard Gilbreath Sr. End 3 Varsity Letters Raymond Kauffman Soph. Tackle Reserve Letter Bobby Gilbreath Soph. End Reserve Letter Z fl jackie Wiles Soph. Guard Reserve Letter J. M. French Sr. End Reserve Letter Grinning their satisfaction and certain ap- proval of their new letter jackets,the 1954 foot- ball squad proudly poses after receiving the leather-sleeved awards in an afternoon assembly. Pictured are: Back row, left to right: Coach Samford, john Fie11,Eddie Mitchell, Gene Rush, Manager, Jackie Wiles, Thomas Cowan, Larry Moreland, johnny Cowan, C h a r 1 e s Forehand. Middle Row: Coach Hickman, Jimmie Johnson, Raymond Kauffman, Tommy Derington, I. L. Tumbow, I. L. fwhiteyj Bamett, jackie Norman, Rex Pirtle, Wilbur Cleveland, joe Kennedy. Front Row: Robert Pierce, Donald Moreland, Leroy Williamson, Guy Ballew, H. A. Cowan, C-arey Lawhon, Mack Freeman, Tommy Evans, Tommy Oehrle in. jerry Boudreaux Charles Forehand Sr. Guard jr, Center Reserve Letter Reserve Letter A -'N ii it K lx First Row, left to right: Roy Hennen, Eddie Hale, Bob O'Neal, Charles Dunham, David Abney, Amold Spears, Loy Lee Spears, john Fietz. Second Row: Coach Emmett Broderson, Thomas Cowan, Jimmie johnson, jesse Sudderth, Mack Hicks, Laylan Tipton, David Smith, Paul Bruce Homer. Third Row: Managers, Huey Bartlett, Berl Raileyg Larry Moreland, Logan Gill, Fred Brown, jerry Wise, johnny Cowan, David Bames. Back Row: Earnest Ellison, Kenny Evans, Donnie Miller, Billy Beadles, Donald Whittenburg, Alvin Logsdon. Galloping fast around end is a loose B squadman from Odessa as john F i e tz , 48, johnny Cowan, 455 and Loy Lee Spears, 265 pursue the fleeting back. This game played on the Coyotes' home battlefield was lost to the Bronchs as well as the previous tangle with the same team. Voted on by the student body, this was the first year that the B team was given a name. Coyotes was selected over the Lobo Cubs and Pups. p. Front Row, left to right: Roy I-lennen. Charles Dlmham, Larry Moreland, Harold Nelson, Mack Hicks, Gerry Brown. Back Row: Huey Bartlett. Thomas Cowan, Paul Bruce Homer, Laylan Tipton, Robert Bo Bowman. jimmy Brown, Berl Railey, Jimmie johnson. Outdoing their big brothers in the win-loss division, the Coyotes won 32 games and lost 6. The Coyotes lost two of their six downfalls to A squads while defeating a larger number of A teams in toumaments. They lost only two games to conference teamsg Vemon and an overtime encounter with Big Spring, Their district record was 12 wins and 2 losses. Berl Railey. 194 comes back to the floor after com- pleting a jump shot that swishes the net. Jimmie johnson. 165 and Mack Hicks, 115 watch the ball sneak through the cords. This game with Big Spring's B squad was played on Level- land's home court with the Coyotes coming out victorious. 77l as Cl! rl' Front Row, left to right: Chester jackson, Hillry Ranson, Lawayne Rawls, Bill Billingsley, jesse Sudderth, Back Row: Coach Gano Tubb, Herby Hard ing , Don Dison, Garcy Lawhon, Larry Corbin, Tommy Oehrlein, Mack Freeman, Ray Cope. Season Conference Schedule Levelland Vemon Levelland Breckenridge Levelland Sweetwater Levelland Snyder Levelland Lamesa Levelland Big Spring Levelland Plainview Levelland Vernon Levelland Breckenridge lcvelland Sweetwater Leve lland Snyder Levelland Lamesa Leve lland Big Spring Levelland Plainview Easiest going basketball coach in District 1-AAA l is displayed in Cano Tubb. He has coached basketball in LHS for 13 years. winning the district title nine times and placing second in state twice. lt can easily be said that after each season of roundball, Gano has the sharpest knife in the school, .H ,,i?, i .vf '.' V' Q, Managers Wilbur Cleveland and Gene Schoenrock. Tom Oehrlein, Captain Sr. Forward 2 Letters Playing 14 district 1-AAA ball games, the Lobos finished with 7 wins and 7 losses for a tie with Big Spring and Vernon for third place. Plainview and Big Spring were the only two teams to top the Lobos in both engagements. Levelland dropped Vernon and Breckenridge for two losses apiece, while the rest of the games with Lamesa, Snyder, and Sweetwater were split. The season record revealed 16 wins and 18 losses. It was the first time in 12 years for a Lobo team to lose more than 12 games in one season. Their non-conference record was nine wins and eleven losses. Larry Corbm 77 J.I1dIVlJ.Ck Freeman far rlght .mxr ously awart tht outcome of Carey Lawhon 5 shot rn the last game wrth Bly., Sprrnq The Steers handed the Lobos 21 63 to 56 deftat ? Mack Freeman Sr, Forward 3 Letters Larry Corbm Chester jackson X J jr Center jr Guard 2 letters 1 Letter 114 f I ,K 'R it if Ray Cope jr, Center 1 letter Mack Freeman crowds nearer the basket as Larry Corbin, 77, attempts a jump shot from the pivot position . Attempting to block the shot is Dale McKeehan, Sweet- water's All-State 6'5 center. Lawayne Rawls, far left, also heads for the hoop, and Bi ll Billingsley, extreme right, drops back on defense. The Lobos downed the Mustangs at home, 70-63. jr. Guard 1 Letter Hillry Ranson Jesse Sudderth jr. Guard Soph Guard 2 Letters 1 Letter Lawayne Rawls 1 16 ' '5- Captain TomOehrlcin flips a jump shot over Lamestvs Bobby Seal for two points. Clumoring for at rebounding position are Carey Lnwhon, far left, and Muck Freeman. There were many field goals nude, hut not enough to top the Golden Tomadocs as Lamcsa gave the Lobos tt home court loss. Y x 1 Xi . X, Bill Billingsley jr, Guard l Lcttur l-lerby Harding D011 DISOH jr. Forward Sr. Center 1 Letter 1 Letter . . , F 5' If as-. ' ',- X- V 1... ' '-- ! x . J V-.1 H v-X-fm ' f , J., you ' 'F Kb, i., ,Q Members of the 440 yard relay team are Maurice Bigham, Joe Kennedy, L a r ry Moreland, and Johnny Woodard, is sl' T 5' 'i 1 J r 4 , A P T ra l rl ' 4 , 'W '. 'xi' was ' l . ' r if ,, 'L x 3 x. Xi Le- .6 A J A - ,if-LQ, Thirteen tracl-:men and their coach pose for their grodp picture at the end of the season. They are, top row, left to right: John Fietz, Bobby Gilbreath, Alvis Robinson, Eddie Mitchell, J. L. Turnbow, J. L.fWhiteyJ Barnett, and Rayrnond Kauffman. Bottom row: Mau- rice Bigham, J oe Kennedy, Dewayne Franklin, Coach Broderson, Larry Moreland, Tommy' Derington, and Johnny Woodard The team was represented in the regional by Joe Kennedy and Maurice Bigharn Bigham tied for thi rd in the district meet and tied for first in re g ional Kennedy tied for third in the district tourney but failed to make the regional meet because of injuries Maurice Bigharn displays the s ty le of high jumping that took him to the state meet Coach Broderson accompanied the senior to the meet which lasted for two days Bigham finished in the top fifteen of the state contenders 51 Three ofthe first four golfers of the LHS golf team are pictured on the fifth green at the local golf course Gene Rush and Hillry Ranson look on while Jackie Barnett p utt s out The othe r member of the team that is not pictured is Jimmie Johnson PM f 'a 'i,:Q A A Q . . . . . . I . I A. ' Y . v . . . . . 1 7 ' Q , , fl , , T5 n . 1 S 'I -A-'J A If . . s . f y . . . . . ' ! 5 D V Y A 'yi 4' R 1- . ' .tl I 'v .. .,. : ,,.,, it ' U ' T' - 7: Y ',k.1 L- F... 'A -N F S , -4 I ' A Q -f Eg'5Lfj 'llfl J 0 .- ' 'g'l'l' n -NJ Q.. Whooping it up are the Levelland townspeople and L.l-I.S. students as they prepare for the Brecken- ridge Buckaroo football game. It was common agree- me nt that this was the most school spirit shown for several years. Can ea Qt Sharon Kirk Junior Second Year Carolie Sikes Senior 118 'E' .lui Time out on the basketball court calls for new strategy in both offense and defense. Talking it over with his playing five is Coach Tubbg the five boys are left to right: Lawayne Rawls, Larry Corbin, Mack Freeman, Bill Billingsley, and Tommy Oehrlein is seated. Manager Wilbur Cleveland stands by with towels and encouragement. 1 ' .. I 4 Mary Jo Minor Senior Head Cheerleader ACTIVITIE , Huggy: 1 I - 3 7, r. iff - Q sv, .5 I, 55' .,, .EQ Q9-' Iii if- 'ff fa ,gn 4 Cv vyfv ,,. ,J 'S is 1 ,,. ffl' '42 -ffh J 1, 3 5' ,V U n :JI 1L.'.,-' ,,,,,, , , ' 2354L.,-FJ:-f,-5-f-121.' 'A M, -X x 9, 1:4 ,fl ,A E - C! wi' 5 'ii 'Q -in W 1 V. 5, ,S 5 4 , 'J -IQ -3 rf H71 1: 'lc xi fu' -i 2 v. L52 .jj ,xg G'- M I N D l' -ez 1.0 SK . 'wif ,fc J rx rw uw 1 x... 6 fx, - hug- Q, .-1 x n nA M 13- VA: .ff fi if ?3 I Q'- ff' F? X 7- ,ez .ff x Lf! 2-L .22 3:1 1- r ii- x. 1- . ,Q E ,A ? X V, 7 . Q Q -'fi 'X ' . - .gp L21 x I 2 WV' :-fi rg , .Y rf ig? V' ,xxx N ,,- n I! N ' A K x I 23, e f 1: K I ,, , '12 I 1 .f '.f -- - 1, H , W I 1 .' 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Different 1 subjects were covered by the exes, Levelland merchants who devoted their time and talents to Education Day are pic- tured just before they went to their respec- tive classes. ?' H I ' f . l the 9 This was a typical scene during twirp week. Girls cornered boys anywhere they could catch them, anytime and no holds barred. Girls could not have any more than one date a night and that date had to be in by 4:00 o'clock in the morning. The twirp season lasted five days which was climaxed by Westem Day. Pictured are joe Bowman and Glenda Robinson. In the background, Mrs. Winningham looks like she may be cooking up a date herself. G I . H f li .BTX Qx X fill These ruffians congregated at the youth center after the barbecue at the gymnasium. They are Nancy Derington, Fred Smith, Mary jo Minor, Patsy Breed, Diane Green, and Maxine Hayes. 1 I as I . ' . l , Ak, u 'fi '- LQ' 1 y . v in 'L ' ' 1' Y Tgif- of You lookin' for a fight, podnuh? This tough looking crew of juvenile cowboys were caught coming down the stairs in a troublesome mood Qwhiskers and alll. Western Day had sights like this commonly seen all day as levis hung low bc- low the waist line. The hombres in this line-up are Herby Harding, Chester jackson, Austin Majers, Lawayne Rawls. Hillry Ranson, jim Tipps. Good old hillbilly entertainment was brought to the students by some good talent displayed by Doc McKay, jimmy Metze, Oliver Shirley, and Guy Ballew. ! E, In xg 'fi-if ,ic :fb ' .-'uf N'F ?i --: 7sJ fl I A 5 -4 af - ftv ' W Q-Q' '- s. - I Urgency is noted in each of the faces of this mob scene as the sophomores dive in to the food at their annual picnic. No sooner than appetites were sated, but the group scattered to the miniature golf, skating and amusement park areas. The bus is loading up, and Doylene Schoen- rock and Ghrea Dawn johnson appear undecided about what to do with their sandwiches they brought. In one of the boy's busses making the trip to Lubbock carrying juniors smitten with spring fever were: Lee Webb, Lawayne Rawls, Leon Blevins, Kenny Evans, jerry Grimes, john Cole, Eddie Hale, Herby Harding, Hillry Ranson, Donnie Miller, and Logan Gill. 124 The line-up is what might be thc title of this group of juniors at their spring picnic in McKenzie State Park in Lubbock. Mugging the camera are: Maxine Hayes,joyce Waldrip, Joan Bentley, Sandra Wasson, Earline Leath, Martha Mays, Gwen McMurry, Miss Murray, Carolyn Ratliff, Vianna Kay Berryhill, Barbara Keene, Peggy Blair, and Shirley Smith. V. , . - , -. -- Emfkorncv DOOR , k P . ' 1 19 S! 4. 4 E ' , 4 'u 4 A a . . , . Cs' X, 1 1 '1' ' S I , v a . if I '- I. - ' ,img if A 557 1- Sf R4 .5 . ,, .,f '92 .. :gg 'A2s21ff1,.:: 'S , f' 1- . ., , ' . . K Xp: f, 'a n n 'l g' 'Q 1 f . Lp. I 545 J 5: ' 52 p.,. fs u - v --f , K Q -.-fi A rd. ' V H 'L 1 - ' A ' 1 ' -.1 L ' Y , - ,, : fy, 7 ..,..,f Q ' ,f .. 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' 1 ,- 'V l 4 M '- 2 I , , s - 112-.rg-',:.sm-an J H, .J-V. ug, , Wd. ,, 4 ' 993 V. 755041 ,.r.-,, ff-J' . -ff. Q.-mr 07? 5. Jlf, anna-a---.--g.. M ,gl , ' 5 ' E r i B r r SHIELDCUMING ,-. s 0F 5 FAI-WQRTH 'oX'i'A4Z S fgwf ,gli-l.ggw 25. fo L09 Ll, Performing a street concert outside the Wallace Theatre, the I.,.H.S. band was rewarded later by being admitted free to the movie. Compliments of Rose, Spade Drive In, Wallace Home of reel entertainment 128 Phil Yeager, one of the friendly personnel at Piggly Wiggly, chats with Beth Bybee. Piggly Wiggly Where friends meet friends Levelland, Texas ' -V 'mis-Us W wsu..- ' l V - , '-N .. 3 3 A E , f 'Z' rat 1 ? Commercial Print Shop at Sharon Kirk gleefully laughs at one of Cffice Supply Tommy Derington's remarks as they visit Levelland Glass 8: Supply. Remington Rand Adding Machines and Typewriters--Quality Printers y Levelland Glass gl Supply Complete line of Office Supplies Paint-Gla ss Mirrors-Linoleum Phone 574 Phone 53 920 Austin Levelland, Texas y Earl McDermett Jimmy McDermett Palmers East Side Cleaners Cleaning is our Business' Where Pharmacy is a profession Store No. 1 Phone 2. Store No. Z Phone 16-I 213 Houston 611 Ave. D Levelland , Texas Rhea's City Floral R Levelland's leading florist! hea,S Flowers Morris Motor Company Chrysler Plymouth 1619 Houston St. 1206 Austin St. I Chamberlain Electric H. L. Chamberlain, Sr. Electrical Wiring Contracting CQmg1im,entS of Sheet ar Metal ' ' Lmcoln City or R. E. A. Authorized Norge Appliances Dealer Phone 24 1503 Brownfield Hwy. ' 130 v' L' ::ffF.': ' , , '5-- '. 'rn , ' ' 1:-1 W. '. rica J -vtg mi H , - r+1,,,, f 1- 121134. , , 1 Ia , M.. IJ1 ' f ,gfirwffit 0 'f . f ...S , '. A I '2':r 'iff 5,2 -.Z lla :J ' V 'A ' ff '- - ' A f 1 'if' - ' 5, . if 'xii 'Z ?i.12'i' 7:4 , , ...A 'ff .e- '4iY1'- ' A ' ' L 4' ' I i' ' A 4 7 f . A ' 1 X ---.- ' -. ' 4 . 'ifqafk 3 We ' . -'.'X ,A -, K-.'..' - f 1 ...i -:-:r:usf'!?T1'- f me-ana ' Diane Green and Bobbie Arnwine give covetous glances at a picture in Stacy-Mason. Stacy-Mason Inc. Home Furnishers Since 1915 Levelland, Texas H. A. Cowan admires a new Frig idaire at Modern Appliance. Modern Appliance Co. Frigidaire Appliances 606 Houston Levelland, Texas Dewene Brown and Judy Huddleston relax at Carl's to discuss their daily activities. Carl's Chat 8: Chew Pleasing You Keeps Us In Business Pecan and East Ave. Levelland, Texas Carl Mclnroe ,ii 'lung Bou1ter's 515 8: IOC Store Your Complete Self-Service Store 131 Reid-Faubion Chevrolet Co. Sales and Service Phone 144 Box 395 Levelland, Texas Copeland Hardware Company Philco 81 Maytag Appliances Hardware Gifts Levelland, Texas Gail McDermett and Marilyn Eth- ridge look over a dress displayed by Mrs. Harneed. Hameed's Your Better Store for Women's Wear South side of square Trinkets and odds and ends are given the once over by Eddie Mitchell, Jesse Sudderth, I. M. French, and Sharon Kirk. G. F. Wacker Stores Merchandise from 54 to S5 Oldsmobile GMC Sales and Service 202 Avenue H Levelland, Texas 132 The Fair Department Store 525 Avenue H Phone 108 X Ruthlvlartin and Shirley Renfro ad- gte rlie Pace investigates a new mire some carnations from Reba's. suit from Penney's. I. C. Penney Company Home of Cash and Carry Values Levelland, Texas Reba's Flowers Levelland--Newest 81 Most Modern Shop Mr. and Mrs. Ed Conkin Where designing is an art and service a pleasure 1211 Houston Phone 994 Hatch Drug Company Prescription Druggist Eve's Youth Shop Levelland's Only Exclusive Children's The Rexall Store Shop Phone 12 Leveuand 808 Austin Levelland, Texas When you give portraits from Norman's Bigham Furniture You give the finest Complete Home Furnishing 605 Avenue G Levelland, Texas Phone 296 1301 Houston St' Levelland, Texas 3 Q Austin Magers tries his salesrnanship on Mack Hicks as he demonstrates a jacket. Cobb's Department Store The store for Nationally advertised brands Levelland, Texas Maxine Hayes and Sandra Shaw dis- S a n d r a Brown, M i s s Levelland, pl a y a dress from the Vogue's abun- e xe r c i s e s her steering ability on a dance of beautiful selections. John Deere tractor. Vogue Junior Lines I. N. Johnson Caryle Dresses Implement C0- Jonathan Logan Virginia Spear Dresses 134 Suits Sz Coats by Youth Craft Mann-St. Clair Insurance Agency 917 Austin Street Complete Insurance Service Phone 58 81 501 UIL CURPURA ,,' 14?-, 3.1: .FM Gulf Oil Corp. E. M. Barnes Consignee Levelland, Texas at .i,i Sandra Shaw and Barbara Blair make a deposit at the window of the State Bank. Levelland State Bank The Friendly Bank --gsm mum., J 'WUI' Mack Hicks and Jackie Norman browse through Dun1ap's numerous displays. Dun1ap's Your Better Department Store Phone 92 O Jimmie Tipps demonstrates a new coat to Tommy Derington and Hillry Ranson. Tipps' Men Store Latest Styles in Men's Wear Florsheim Shoes 136 Phone 9 Homer Johnson Oil Co., Inc. Butane Co., Inc. Phone 66 Box 519 Levelland, Texas 1, 'P-vS.,.N 'All -Q ,QQ Howard Shaw Contractor I are , Levelland -Sundown-Plains -Seminole Simon-Garrett Lumber Company Building and Contracting Phone 534 100 Avenue H Compliments of Stewart Furniture Boyd Hogue, Agent 406 12th St. Phone 3 J How c ould they feel but pleased? Wouldn't you, too, if you were seated in a new Buick convertible like Sharon Kirk and Austin Magers are doing? Keeling Buick Company 102 Avenue H Phone 777 gl 778 Levelland, Texas New or Used Cars or Pickups A good deal for a good deal less W. J. O'COnnor Levelland, Texas Your Lumber Number: 367 West Lumber Co. 1110 Austin Street 4 Way haircutting - Pyramid Hairstyling East Avenue Beauty Shop 210 East Avenue Phone 467 Robbie Wright Marguarite Richardson 138 Compliments of George C. Price IU' Spencer Ellis checks his account in the First National Bank. Compliments of First National Bank Levelland, Texas . 7 I ' 'H ': .. . 'le z . WAN WH' ESWANA X. 0 P r. 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By-Lo Super Market Gift Shop and Redemption Center Brownfield Highway The Texas Company Texaco Percy Cole Conslgnee Levelland Texas Phone 45 Beach Jewelry Home of nat1ona11y advertlsed merchanchse Iona s Beauty Shop Sharon K1rk talks over school pro blems w1th Iack1e Norman as he enjoys a refresh1ng dunk Ha1rcutt1ng 1S our spec1a1ty Klrk s Dr1ve In 111 1 th L Where all the k1dS meet eveuand Texas 412 Houston St : VT k . . '. CC ' 11 3 ! 140 Levelland Phone 2371 4 ent CITY CLEANERS 1105 Houston H. W. Bailey HARPOLE LUMBER CO. Builders of Nice Homes 807 East Ave. Phone 974 Compliments of O11 Haulmg Contractor W. H. BROWN CIN CO. y-Seven Years Your Cleaner POTT 'S INSURANCE AGENCY 916 Houston St. Levelland Compliments of BILL ROBINSON INSUR ANCE Diane Green, Mary Jo Minor, and Bettye Montgomery look pleased as they make be- lieve in the 1955 Fairlane Ford. GRADY TERRILL Sales--Ford--Se rvice Phone Z1 701 Houston Levelland, Texas CICERO-SMITH LUMBER CO. Phone 7 Box 336 Levelland, Texas C ompliments of LEVELLAND SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Room 4, Lea Building-811 8th Street Levelland, Texas STUART PONTIAC Sales and Service Phone 544 Ave. H and 11th Levelland, Texas 142 Compliments of Green's Grocery and Locker Eugene Brunson 8 37 '18 116 SI- lN1ORS Dune Ad 11111. 36 'J7 K 10 lee Allen 8 D 1ryl 4n11erson '17 Xn1t1 -'xwbrz y 'H Bobby Barrett '17 11 B llew 8 16 -1 arnett-12 5 Kennetlr Basye 36 '17 1 9 Peggy Roberts Beaxer 10 40 5 7 ames B tton 8 31 7 '1 1Nldl1l'lCQ Bzywham '14 8 1 De la Blakley 40 58 1 Jerry Boudreaux 31 8 Joan Durrett Bowen 10 14 ' Ioe Bowman8 34 58 1 11 Peggy Brown 58 M1ck1 Keller Bryant 37 58 Betty Buce 58 120 Patsy Burke 59 Tommye Burnett 10 11 18 Burta Burton Q9 Gladwm Bussa 59 Bxlly Lon Callaway 59 Valeta Cameron 59 Glorla Clarady 59 W1lbur Cleveland 1'1 '19 06 .lack Clxnesmxth 37 60 Sue Coffey 60 A CowanB 26 51 0 dy Cox 11 1 12 5 on Dxson 60 112 116 5 Bxlly Jack Douglas 15 60 Mar11yn Jean Ethrxdge 8 10 0 George Farxno 60 Sue Flllpot 60 Weldon Ford 14 60 K 1th Fortner8 11 15 60 DeWayneFrankl1n19 20 39 6 MackFreeman9 61 104 10 Melun Freeman 61 .1 M French 61 132 Kennard Gllbreath 9 34 35 08 Marxlyn Gray 61 Dane Green 8 20 25 61 23 Patsy Grate Green 16 17 25 4 Shxrley Ann Gresham 62 120 Ga1lGr1mes 19 20 62 Janell 1-1am1ll 8 28 62 Cllfford Hartsell 24 62 Sherrxll Horne 36 62 Donna Mane Hughes 62 Bonlta Clayborn 1-lumphnes 62 Connle Jackson 16, 17,24, 62,125 Barbara Jeffcoat 37, 62 Dewaxn Johnson 62 Joan Cummms Johnson 11, 37, 63 Helen .Tones 63 Barbara Klmbrough 63 Garey Lawhon 63, 105, 109, 112, 114, 120, 125 Clara Mae Layman 63, 120 Patsy Lxncoln 10, 11, 28, 63 Bxllxe Lynn Lyon 63 GayleC1a1rMcDermett 10, 16, 33, 64, 132 Sandra McGu1re 47, 63, 65 Paulme McLean 40, 65 Barbara McM111aJ1 10, 38, 65,120 Martha McM1nn 37, 65 Norman Martxn 36, 63 IND 1x 1x1 11 0 il d 1 111 ey nlyllllez 1 ary 1 1 mnx N111 101 1 Donald 1x1 Jreland 18 09 tty lxlurtun 29 INL 1 am lxe sbxtt Sue INOr'n1an 6'1 T 1111 Oehrleln 8 65 104 9 D111 Owlnys 'r Sl1r11e Pace 4 15 Lx anelle-1' 1rn1er 8 B11-1 on 13 111 11 1rry 13ron r N11rth1 13r11o1Ns 1' red l3r11v,n 74 nnxy 11 xnnu Bro vn Sandra Brown 1 1 Gerald Burney S 1ndr 1 1311r1 7'1 BLth B1 ber 75 Ray Cherry 75 Don Clem 75 Kay Cllnesnuth Nancy Coffee 15 11111 Cole Verba Dell Com 24 5 6 2 P 1 'Y 74 75 21 bs 7t Duane Conatser 76 Bobby Don Patterson oo o r 1 a 'etty 1 Olen Ray Petty 15 Jerry Pxckxns 66 84 Patsy P11511 66 1 1 1 v.P1rtle15 16 6 09 'vue Qu1ett 66 118 Gene Ray 28 67 Bobble Re1d10 28 79 67 Joy 1-hchardson 37 67 Lmnle Rlddle 37 67 Robert Ray Robb1ns 67 Clozs Roberts 24 26 67 Alvxs Robxnson 8 36 67 7 lohn Ross 67 ene Rush 39 67 109 1 L1ll1anSalter8 38 67 120 Ol1yerSh1rley 38 68 123 Travls Shofner 28 29 37 68 O 08 Carohe Sxkes 68 118 1enne1lS1ntla1r 28 37 68 .Tackle Slsk 40 68 120 Fred Smlth 39 68 123 Fred Spears 68 Bxlly Steffans 68 125 Faydelle Stephens 14 37 68 Weldon Steen 37 68 Bonnxe Stewart 10 16 69 Bxlly Jean Thompson 22 23 37 Leroy Tlllery 69 120 125 rnbow 8 9 10 17 Dartha Walters 69 Wayne Ward 69 Charles Wasson 69 Grac1e Wheeler 8 10 11 14 8 6 Edwxn W1111ams 16, 70, 120 Leroy Wlllxamson 10, 54, 70, 71, 105, 109 Nelda Wrxght 70, 71 .llmmy Vlnnson 125 JUNIORS Charles Anderson 73 Bobbxe Arnwme 73 Patsy Awbrey 32, 73 .lackxe Barnett 73, 117, 120 Davxd Benmngixeld 29, 73, 126 Joan Bentley 73, 124 B111B1l11ngs1ey16,28,72,73,112 V1enna Kay Berryh11173, 124,126 John B1rtc1el37, 73 Barbara B1a1r 10, 29, 33, 73,127, 132 lac kle 13111 Cook 19 76 a Cope 76 101 arry Corb1n76 114 1 1 D Coursey 76 hlona Dax ldson 2' 76 Mary Kalherme Dean 37 77 Tommy DPFIDQCOD 18 20 77 4 Shxrley Dodd 22 77 1 nD11pre 8 10 Ronald Edwards 77 F.arnestEl11son 77 110 Kenny E ans 77 110 124 I'ommy Eyans 8 43 77 104 107 Phyllxs Fmlders 29 77 Charles Forehand 34 77 109 B111 Freeman 77 Bobby French 77 Francls Gardner 78 James Gzlbert 22 26 78 opanG1ll18 20 78 4 Jerry Gressett 78 Jerry Grlmes 78 124 Marllyn Guetersloh 10 22 23 38 Fay Curley 79 Bllly Curley 78 Ed 1e1-1a1e28 79 110 124 erby 1-lardxng 8 11 1 84 2 June Harmon 79 120 Joy 1-larrxson 22 23 79 120 Betty Hawthorne 79 Max1neHayes13 79 134 123 24 Thomas Helyey 37 79 Don Henderson 18 79 Patsy 1-lxnson 79 Larry 1-lobgood 8 22 23 79 Glenn Holloway 80 Ross Holman 28 78 80 Chester Iackson 8 9 26 12 Carroll Jenmngs 22 80 Leta Johnson 80 Susxe Jones 78, 80 Calyln Jones 80 Barbara Keene 8, 22, 29, 40, 81. 124 Joe Kennedy 24, 78, 81, 107, 109, 117 Sharon Klrk 8, 16, 17, 42, 78, 81, 126,129,132,1-10 Lawrence Layman 39, 81 Earlxne Leath 18, 20, 81, 124 Bxlly Lxungston 81 Alun Logsdon 81, 110 Austxn Magers 18, 36, 81,134,123 Annette Nason 81 Florence May havs 82 Martha Mays 16, 17, 80, 62, 124, 126. 131 Donald Mclnty re 81 Gwen McMurry 8, 9,10,15,16,1S, 20, 76, 81,124,126 E X 1' 1 ,' , ' 111,' arlinl-1,1t1,17,28,11-1,125 1'C5gygy'1'3li1ir 20, 40, 73, 120, 1. 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