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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1958 volume:

DAVIS CONTENTS 9 . ' , N ., IIf'.' kv 4 xii - .Y is Hills , X5 PACIUIIES FA VQRITES ADMINISTRATION SENIORS SQPHGMQRES .ILINIORS I 2 Mmgwxcs ADVERTISEMENTS ORGANIZATIONS . I N X XX x - 7 ,YVi NCQ - I Y X, ,K-J' I I I -. VV xxi- ,fffff ' X3 TX ,, X .Q xx' if t3 A F 1 4' . xxx u' . QE' L X Ax!! ,ffffx :T U 0 f-V H- I f , ' Va: H-' ' . .- - oh ., , . , .- 1 -- 1 V r .. I I . Q . Q ff! I .x . 1 -1 ,ffff ' I I T' -. f 5 ---kkir ,Q 49 ., X9 X0-, W iff R cf!! J CJ QV' 9 I 1 .E M V fd j , +1 11' 65' ELLAND 1 I 1 1 I .v HI H SCHOCL LOBO STADIUM I L .-- wr GYMNASIUM M X HOME ECONOMICS ROOM LIBRARY LIS BARN SHG? ww' ff ALITO MECHANICS Our NL1l'lCI md Bldolx Is a symbol rh rr honors The bpurr thu rergus rn our Hrgh of Louragg and sporrsmaushrp Shown bw Ihr Lobos Here s ro our Xlma Mater we re proud ro defend you 'md loxal turough all we wrrl he Your srurdards we ll glorlfw Victory rs our Cry we re proud of our LLNClldl1Ll Hrgh LOB0 Nw hose motto is, We do or die. Y I , I , .. LGYALTY FRQM THE EDITGRS To the L,H,S, Student Body: Another year is history at L,l-I, S, and another E1 Lobo has been produced. To those of you who are postgraduates, we hope that your final year was a happy oneg and we trust that it will live forever within the pages of this book, To the undergraduates may El Lobo also remind you of your happy times at L H S during 1957 and 58 We have endeavored to give you a very special picture record this year an our hope is that th1s edition of the E1 Lobo will be con sidered the best ever Our work has been for o y u and the product is about you Sincerely 'Qu Qin- vain.-ug' 'WLM' d S . . , . - 1 ff' U t 5 sr ,fem i 's I Y JF-4 r f 1 I f so 7? so , , . WWTHV'-U' J X X X xo N 'S Q9 Y' ADMINISTRATION PRESIDENT SUPERINTENDENT BUSINESS MANAGER 'Off'fh llddpd hi SCHOOL BOARD 'J-'I DR, DALE CAMPBELL H T ATWOOD MRS C G DUNN l ARTIE FOREHAND 5' J, E, EowMAN GEORGE PRICE BRUCE BURNEY EDllPlll!lIh Ilulilir Srhnula Irtwllaxth, 'Cfrxas September 30, l957 To the Students of Levelland High School: When one rrviews previous issues of Fl Lobo and observes the accomplishments of our graduates, hoth in school and out, it becomes very obvious that the Levelland student body has established some very outstanding traditions. The records many of our graduates make in college and the attitude you yourselves take toward your class-work indicate that scholarship is held in high esteem. The outstanding work done by our student organizations promotes the highest type of citizenship that can be obtained in a high school community. Vnder the fine leadership of our Student Council you are participating in many clubs and extra-curricular activities which provide experience as active members in a democratic society. ln addition to scholarship and citizenship you have developed a third tradition of student leadership. Phe school spirit so much in evidence during our Interscholastic League contests in football and basketball is the direct result of the leadership of your cheer leaders and your band. Yhr vocational clubs, the music organizations, and the speech department provide further opportunities both for serving as leaders and for selecting leaders. ln short. our high school is large enough to provide a well-rounded curriculum, and small enough to offer maximum opportunities for thc individual. Fhf manner in which you have developed the traditions and attitudes which prfvail here make all of us very proud of your many accomplishments. Sincerely yourx 0. W. Marcom, Superintendent Levelland Public Schools Superintendent O. W, Marcom received his Bachelor of Science and Master of Science degrees from Texas Tech. Superintend- ent Marcom has held his posi- tion in the Levelland School System since 1942. I MRS.P ULI E LE THERMAN si! .Q Q Y f l I s-+-ri. Secretary to Superintendent LIPERI TE DE T O. W. MARCOM X lfriwllzxnh ilulvlir Srlnmls L REED A, 1 Q Dear Seniors: I offer my congratulations to a fine group of students who have cooperaied in every way to make this year one of our lest school years! It has been a rreat pleasure- to me to have the opportunity of workiml with you for the past three years. May your future years be as happy as this, your senior year, has been, and may your efforts ever he liberally rewarded by success Someone said The nation that has the schools has the future . Another has spoken thus: Manhood, not scholar-shin is the first aid of education , I ' It is true that much of this manhood is character. People judge cur character by our actions, our speech, and our associates. Life, too, is a book in which we all write our lines. Let's make those lines worth reading. Your friend, Di, 1. Reed, Principal Levelland High School Principal W, L. Reed received his Bachelor of Science at Texas A. and I. He received his Master of Science at North Texas State. He is now doing graduate work at Texas Tech. Mr. Reed has been in the Levelland School System since 1950. G. S. BEASLEY CURRICULUM G. S. Beasley, Curriculum Supervisor, received his Bachelor of Arts degree from Southwestern at Memphis, Beasley received his Master of Arts at Texas Tech. I-le has done postgraduate work at the University of Texas and Texas Tech. W. O. TIPTO couussuuo Counselor W. O. Tipton received his Bachelor of Arts degree from Oklahoma Baptist Univer- sity and his Master of Education at Texas Tech Tipton has held his position in the Levelland School System since 1948. RALPH BENNINGFIELD Chorus MRS , NINA BIRTCIEL English W J, M, BLAKLEY Mathematics MRS, BERYL BURELSMITH Homemaking XX X 3,9 xl X Librarian ,- if fa: gf, ML.. -7. lj I A 3 ., re iz' if . lgjfifi six BILLY L. DITTO Auto Mechanics Speech English MRS, CORNELIA COUCH MRS, LUNETTE DICKSON Commercial MR, C, L. ETHERIDGE STAFF MRS. DORINE HARBIN Homemaking JOHNNIE M, HICKMAN Nor Athletic Director American History TOMMY HINSON Biology Coach CLARENCE HOLMAN Bus Foreman 'ip f 'sup HERB HUMPHRIES Journalism History MRS, GERALDINE JOHNSON Spanish English I, B, KEM PSCN Mathematics MRS, LILA L, MCCANN English STAFF 'if ,Ng MRS, THORA MCCORKLE American History Civics MRS. MILDRED MCMURRY Bookkeeping General Math Commercial Law Commercial Arithmetic MRS, METTA D, MOORE Girls' P, E, MRS, VERA OWNBEY Typing Shorthand K-1 on 7 ,, 514 Q' 1 GYN PETTY Boys' P,E. DOUG SAMFORD World History Texas History Economics Coach R, L, SONNENBURG Distributive Education VICTOR Z. SPOONER Biology Coach STAFF , v 'K , . . I. 1, r,. 1 , r L N: ,, ,t CHARLES SYLVESTER Chemistry Physics Trigonometry Biology GANO TUBB History Coach WILBURN R. WHEELER Band X Q 1 BILL WHITFIELD Vocational Agriculture MRS. PAULINE English STAFF Xxlf ua, .1 L- 4 X. X 'lim' , f,,l,. I I , 'A , 1 I li, . . ,f'f, If 'rrp' f If ' V -I' ,l'.- r'f',- 1,- lil ,'NX T .'l..x IX 1.4 .,' Q, ww'- -' ,. x'. x ' vt., 1' I ll ! I , 1 .1 I. I . , ll' nl I 'I .I Il I 'I I ,X . .l, n . 'I 1 I 'I' 1 . VXI' r'l .., !.l. I ,- ' s I, ll-H . 'yi' I x - .rl Xx ,A X 1' x,Ny. X - .J N ' X X h ' 5' ,'n?u xk xN:sx,s. 5- -L5 , .- , K fa 1 CAMPUS suf cLouD QUEEN DICK TUBB 'Rag ? HALLOWEEN sENloRs PRINC NC S CARNIVAL JuNloRs PRINCE RINCE Jimmy Pope f - S . h ee K- ' I X I y '1 y K N 1 FOOTBALL QUEEN no Miss JANUARY ' 'J C Q O FOLLIESH Treva Adams MISS MARCH MISS FEBRUARY '-'ST' Glenda Chrxsropher ISS OCTOBER Nma Haven MISS APRIL N447 Reba WIIIIS MISS JUNE MISS JULY '-.A Q? 'M- Elame Mason MISS NOVEMBER S., Joyce Balsxger MISS AUGUST Donna Welch Ann Allen Lmda H111 4? f M J if Q I .4 A 'Z Q ' , bfi, SENIOR FAVORITES Jesse Ballew C p 1 d wgqnhh-,D JUNIOR FAVORITES anny Vaughn SOPHOMORE FAVORITES Henry Dominguez b BEST ALL-'ROUND I 1 h' BIIM MR. AND MISS PERSONALITY Lois McCulloch I f k SWEETHEART G' uf vf' .1 F.F.A- V,I.C, BAND Peggy Wiley Joyce B31SigC1' Brenda Joy Cooper wv4 '7 1' FAIR QUEEN SPEECH F H A Patsy Blgham Karen Schwab Gary Blakley tr K' F T A D E SPANISH Nancy Cole Genre McClure Ian Musslewhrte 6 'O-4 l vi .Y N CITIZENSHIP Brenda Moreland Mac Tubb ,. . iff gb? 'Q ?ti. w'2'x, vw. LEADERSHIP WHO'S Barb ara Edwards Jerry Cox G. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Ronald Lyon Carolyn Poindexter A 5 ali lvl' - 1 'IQ ATHLETICS Bruce Miller Winnie Lyon WHO Karen Schwab Jesse Ballew .5 .. . N- 55: ENGLISH Rosa Beth Gilmore John Dupre X. v' 33 Q . '51 4-fi BAND Lutine Harris Mike Metze mg,-I if HOMEMAKING Donna Lasley Marvene Clark SPEECH Sandra Allison Karen Schwab WHO AGRICULTURE Milton Holloway Lynn Sherrod ,' DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Tom Alverson I LIBRARY Ruth Woodrow Suzanne Wilcox SHORTHAND and TYPING Areta Brown SOCIAL STUDIES Brenda Moreland COMMERCIAL Shirley Vernon S AUTO MECHANICS Mike Vinyard WHO'S WHO IOURNALISM . Sandra May SPANISH Gloria Blakely SCIENCE Jerry Dison MATH Mac Malcom SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Joel Cookston, Secretaryg Mike Vinyard, Vice-President, and Coley Hofacket President JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Gene Wright, Vice-Presidentg Jeannie Nesbitt, Secretary, and Donnie 1 If ,P .f Il if A 9. Aff X Q x fy... .W - : -, , SENIORS BEVERLY ABLE SCA 3 4 Junior Lioness 2, 3. TREVA ADAMS FHA 2, Quill and Scroll, Secretary- Treasurer of Sophomore Class, Cheerleader 4, Volleyball 2, 4. Secretary of Quill and Scroll, FHA, Speech Cheerleader 2, 3, Lobo Lair Editor 4. SANDRA ALLISON Speech 2, 4, Secretary 4, Who's Who Speech 4, Best All Around Speaker 4, Junior Lioness 4, SCA 2, 4, Third in Miss IC Contest, Win- ner at TCU in Declamation, Dis- trict Winner in Debate, Who's Who 4. J1- TS? ,va Y' Z . 1 x :I-7 591 'x - I ref -ff' ---rf TOM ALVERSON Member of Student Council, Presi- dent of DE Club 4. LAVELLE ANDERSON Sergeant-at-Arms in FHA 2, Sec- retary of FHA 3, FBLA President 3 DE Club and Spanish Club. IANIS BAGGETT FHA 2, 3, 4. JESSE BALLEW Vice-President of Choral Club 3, President 4, Who's Who 4, Speech Club, Class Favorite 3, Candidate for Halloween King 3, All-State Alternate in Chorus, All-District Football, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, Track 2, 3 vi 9-.-1 -... v- D, -um 'Q ARETA BROWN FHA 2, 3, 4, Parliamentarian 3, Secretary 45 FBLA 3, 4, Secretary 4, Home Room Secretary 4, lst Place IL Typing 3, Who's Who in Typing and Shorthand 4g Volleyball 2, 3, Junior Lioness. BRUCE BROWN Science Club and Junior Rotarian. CARO LYN BROWN Library Club. IO ANN BROWN FHA 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4g Vice- President of Library Club, FBLA 3,4g SCAg Dramatics Clubg 2nd Place IL Typing 35 Volleyball 3, 4, Junior Lioness. KENNETH BARNETT SCA, VIC, Science Clubsg Football Manager 2. JIMMY BEEBE 9 Science Club, DE Club, Football Manager 3, 4. GLORIA BLAKELEY Vice-President of Spanish Club 2, President 43 FTA, SCA, Speech Clubs, Band 2, 3, 4, Stuuent Council Member, Spanish Club Sweetheart 3g Senior Play 4g Who's Who in Spanish 4 . BONNIE BROOKS Soc. Editor, Lobo Lair 'WMF' 4.4-nr ,a-,JV g....4vf'5 'Q 47: Avg, 'S waf..h..:5'vl . SENIORS NANCY BURLESMITH Band 2, 3,4: FHA 4: Rainbows: Majorette 4: Junior Lioness. : X x S-4? DONALD CADDELL JUNE CHAMBERLAIN Rainbows and Band 2,4. GLEN DA CHRIS TOPH ER FHA: Miss JC Contestant. 2' - R D-If A .9 f I f MARVENE CLARK DE Club. JOEL COOKSTON Agriculture: Vice-President of Stu- dent Council: Secretary-Treasurer of Senior Class: Co-Captain of Foot- ball Team: Lone Star Farmer. SUE COPELAND FHA 2, 3,4, Parliamentarian 2: SCA 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3: Band 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4: Dramatics Club: Student Council: Journalism: Junior Lioness. DAVIE MAC COSTIN President of Science Club 4: Speech Club 2, 3: Vice-President of Junior Class: Home Room President 4. JERRY COX ov V JERRY DISON Band 2, 3,4, President 4: Science Club 2, 3.4: National Honor Society 3,4: SCA 3,4: Chorus 2, 3: Pho- tography Club 2: Student Council: Photo Club Program Chairman 2: 5th Place Algebra II in lst Science Fair: 2nd Rating in Plane Geometry in 2nd Science-Math Fair. PRENTICE DOWNING DE Club 4. JOHN DUPRE Band 2, 3,4: Science Club. BARBARA EDWARDS Student Council: FBLA 3, 4, President 5'4 4: FHA 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4: Volleyball 3, 4: Cheerleader 3,4: Head Cheerleader 4: Miss IC 4: Who's Who in Leadership. ! President of Student Council: Drum Major 4: Assistant Drum Major 3: Debate: Speech Club: FFA: Band 2, 3, 4: Chorus. EDDY CURRY Varsity Football 3,4. CELIA DAVIS SCA 3,4: Secretary of SCA 4: Chorus 3: Speech Club 2: FHA 2: DE 4: Journalism 3: Junior Lioness 4. IAN DOWLEN Vice-President of Dramatics Club 3: Secretary of Commercial Club3 SENIQRS AL EHRLER VICg Home Room Vice-Presidentg Football 2, 3,4g Track 3,4g Rotary Club. JOYCE ESCH BRENDA FIETZ Quill and Scroll 43 Associate Editor of bobo Lair 4: President of Dra- matics Club 3: Secretary of Quill and Scroll 3: FHA 2, 3, 4, Vice- President 3g Feature Editor of Lobo Lair 3. ELAINE FIETZ arf L 9+ .,-.sf G 9 vs' Q'-7' 'X FHA 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 3,4. 'N' ' I 'V Y I l N It ..:Q 5. LEWIS GLASS M id- Term Graduate ROSA BETH GILMORE First Place Regional Typing, SCA Speech Club, Secretary of Home Roomg Junior Lioness. EVA LIN DA GONZA LES Spanish Club. RONN IE GRIFF IN VIC. er, 6'5 -fl., JESSE HOFACKET FHA 2, 3,4g Quill and Scroll Club 4g Student Council 2, 3, 4g President of Sophomore Class, President of Senior Class, FHA Sweetheart 3, Rotary Club 4. KAY HOLLIS DE Club 4. MILTON HOLLOWAY FFA 2, 3,4, President 43 VIC 2, Parliamentarian 2, Lone Star Farmer. DALE ISRAEL VIC 2, 3,4g Treasurer VlCg Who's Who ln Auto Mechanics. BSD T217 ! LUTINE HARRIS SCAg FTA: Band 2, 3,4, Speech Clubg DE Club, Lion's Club Sweet- NINA HAVEN Speech Club: FHA, Band 2, 3,4. Quill and Scroll, President 4: FFA: Football 2, 3, 4, Track 35 Chapter LINDA HILL Senior Play: FHA Reporter 2,3g FHA Projects and Committee Chairman 43 Quill and Scroll 43 Volleyball 2, 3,4g Editor of El Lobo4pHome Room President 3: FBLA Reporter 4, Junior Lioness. -...QQ 'Fin SENIORS W. C. KITCHENS FFA 2, VIC 3, President of Home Room 2. N4-H CHARLES KLINGENSMITH DONNA LASLEY at ,rr voneyban 2,3, FHA secretary, 'W Student Council. ' uv ROBERT LASSITER DE Club. FRANK LAWLIS Lettermen's Club, FFA 3, 4, Vice- President 4, Speech Club 2, 3, Student Council 4, Band 2, 3,4, Football 2, 3, 4. LINDA KAY LEATHERMAN FHA, FTA, SCA, Speech Club, Student Council, 2nd Place in Miss Jaycee Contest. SHARON LEE Quill and Scroll 4, FHA 3, 4, Treasurer 2, Editor of Lobo Lair, Senior Candidate for Campus Queen. SONYA LIVINGSTON Quill and Scroll Club, Secretary of Home Room 2. I 4 . G' A M it 1.1 X BOB MAY Mid- Term Graduate. BARBARA MCCELVEY DE Club 4: FHA 2, 3,4g Spanish Club. GENIE MCCLURE FHA 2, 35 Secretary DE Club 4g Student Council Representative 4. SALLY MCSHAN Student Christian Associationg Speech: Choral Club 4: FHA Historian 2, Treas- urer 45 Class Favorite 23 Halloween Candidateg Football Sweetheart 4. 9 LOANNE HARGROVE Mid-Term Graduate. WINNIE MAE LYON FHA 2, 3g Volleyball 2, 3,41 All- Tournament Set-Upg Who's Who in Girls' Athletics 4. ALTON MACON FFA 3,4g FTA 3: Band 2,3,4p SCA4- ELAINE MASON Football Attendant 2: SCA 2, 3,4g Speech 25 FHA 23 Chorus 2g Junior Lioness 3g FBLA 3. ua' .Q 7.1 it- ' '- .4, 'f'gu Q if FSU MIKE METZE S E N I O Band Club 2, 3,4g Science Club 4, All-State Band 4, All-State Alter- nate 3. BRUCE MILLER i Student Council Representative 4, Quill and Scroll, Lettermen's Clubg Junior Class President, Lobo Varsity Captain 4, Varsity Squad 2, 3,4. HARVEY MITCHELL Science Club 4. QUANNA MULKEY N--0 FHA 4. 4 r, 'I Nfns JERRY MYATT FFA 2, 3, 43 Band 2, 3,43 Football 3, 43 FTA 3. BARBARA NEAL Student Christian Association: Chorus Club 2, 3, 4: FHA 2, 3. BOB NEAL FFA 3,45 VIC 3,43 Wh0's Who in VIC. FREDA NEWSON Mid- Term Graduate. fi If 59 ws' ff ,1 1 ffl ANITA PECK SCA 3: FHA 23 Library Club 3,4, Reporter 3. IA MES PEELER Speech Club, DEg Band 2, 3, 45 Li- brary Clubg District All-Star Cast 3. RONALD PERDUE ROBERT PINKERT VlCg Sergeant-at-Arms: FFA 2, 3,4. ? JERRY O'BRIANT LINDA O'DELL Candidate for Halloween Queen 3. FRANK O'DELL Quill and Scroll Clubg Vice-President of Sophomore Class: Three Year il Letterman in Football. NANCY PACE SCA: Dramaticsg DE Club, Treasurer 4g Football Attendant 3, 4g Farm Bureau Queen: Alternate in Districrg Junior Lioness 2,3,4g Lobo Lair Co- Editor 2, 3. 'IS' '? li SENIORS JIMMY POPE VlC Reporter, Sergeant-at-Arms in Disuict VIC, FHA Sweetheart 3. HOWARD RAGLAND SCA 2, 3,4, Business Manager in Journalism, Candidate for Campus King 3, Mr. Personality 3. LONNIE REED SCA 2, 3,4, Speech Club 2, DE Club 4, Football 3. CAROLYN RISTER Library 2, 3, 4. J N BARBARA RITCHIE Library Club 2, 3,4, Vice-President 3, Secretary 4, FHA 2, 3, SCA 2, 3. BILLIE ROBBINS BILLY ROY RITTENBERRY VIC Vice-President, Football 2, Basketball 2, Track 2. BEVERLY ROBERTS Spanish Club Historian, SCA, Rain bow Girls. GAYNELLE SCHOENROCK FHA 2, 3, 4, Reporter 2, Treasurer 4 FBLA: Quill and Scroll: Co-Captain of Volleyball Varsity Team 4: Co- Editor of Annual 4: Junior Lioness 4. BEN SCHULTZ VIC. KAREN SCHWAB Chorus Club: Speech Club: SCA Junior Lioness: Debating: Vice-Presr dent Speech Club: Secretary-Treas urer Chorus Club. CARL SHAMBURGER Band 2, 3,4: President of CYO SENIORS LYNN SHERROD FFA: Band 2, 3,43 President of NHS: Reporter of FFAg Farm Home 4-H Clubg Outstanding Green Hand of Levelland FFA Chapter. RICHARD SHIRLEY Band 2, 3,4g Spanish 2, 35 Dramatics 2. GLEN SMITH VIC 3,4g Reporter of VICg Sergeant- at-Arms of FFA. TOM SPENCER Speech Clubg Boys' Stateg Debate. .0 .V J X lf.. J s..t-jp -4-ru. GARY STACY Debate 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Speech Club 2, 3g Sports Editor and Photog- rapher. JOYCE STEAGALL ALVIN STEWART FFA 2,3,4g Reporter of FFA. BARBARA TIPTON FHA 1, 23 SCA: Student Council Representative. 'Il 'ST Zales. 'P' ,if inf? 7 MACK TUBB Band 2, 3,45 Science Clubg Speech Clubg Vice-President of Bandg AAA Back of Weekg Football 2,3,4g Basketball 2,3,4g Golf Team 2,3,4. JESSE TYSON Spanish Club 3,4. SHIRLEY VERNON SCA 4g FHA 2g Who's Who in Book- keeping 3. MIKE VINYARD Football, Three Year Lettermang Trackg State Finalist VIC: Student Council Representativeg VIC 3,45 President of VICg Vice-President of Senior Classg Secretary of Sophomore Classg Class Favorite Juniorg All- District Fo Jtball. JOHNNY WALLER vie 3: DE 4, Th s a kle '- 4. 6 P I S .2 'ge SUZANNE WILCOX Library Club 8, 4g FHA 2, 35 Student Council 4g DE Clubg President of Library Club. MELBA WILLIA MS FHA 4. REBA GAYLE WILLIS FBLAg FHA 3,45 Student Council Representativeg FTAg Football Queen Attendant 4. sw is fejixs x Q' Q! Xin, SENIORS JIMMY WILSON Texas Academy of Scienceg National Science Fairg 2nd in Teenage Rodeo 2. PRESTON WILSON FFA 2, 3, Vice-President 4g 4-H 2, 3,45 SCA 45 Lone Star Farmerg FHA: Winner Cotton Yield Contest: Chap- ter Conducting Team 2, 3, 4. RITA WOODLEY FHAg Band. 5 ul' ,T-010 S.. VIRGINIA YOUNGBLOOD DE Clubg FHA. W:- Vh., :- tr RUTH WOODROW Library Club: FI-IAQ Reporter of Library Clubg Winner of Betty Crocker Homemaking Test. 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QM Uni, ,fe I J 1 'Pm N . x 1' as-QD ':5'.., gf ii F452- Qfbw if qi' K F rru Ov' V' SOPHOMORES Paul Thoms Raymond Thoms Claude Todd Richard Townsend Dick Tubb Ann Tyer Danny Tyler Larry Waggener Mary K. Waller Roy Waters Robert Watkins Sharron Westmoreland Delores White Peggy Wiley Vallene Wilkerson Barbara Williams Ioan Williams Jean Wilson Travis Winegar Mary Beth Wofford Gary Woodley Jerry Woods Carlton Woodson Larry Wren ff, LOBO VARSITY fn FRONT ROW: Bill McKenzie, Doug Cannon, Larry Tipton, A1Ehr1er, Mack Tubb, Mike Vinyard, Frank O'De11. SECOND ROW: Jerry Kiser, Jesse Hofacket, Eddy Curry, Bruce Miller, Jimmy Pope, Frank Lawlis. Tyrone White. THIRD ROW Jerry Wiley, Manager, Don Hicks, Joe1Cookston, Guy Davis, Jerry Garrison, Davie Costin, Leldon Brown, Doug Samford Backfield Coach. FOURTH ROW: Jerry Myatt, Charles Macha, Eddie Anderson, Doug Davis, Jesse Ballew, Bob Cole Bobby Brooker. FIFTH ROW: Jimmy Beebe, Johnny Hickman, Head Coach, Danny Tyler, Don Mason, Vic Spooner, Line Coach. .' 5 7 i P, Fizz! ,f With Victory Bell in the foreground, Superintendent O. W. Malcom presents Captains and Coaches with the 1-AAA, 1957-58 District Trophy. CO-CAPTAINS IOEL COOKSTON BRUCE MILLER COACHES VIC SPOONER - Line Coach JOHNNY HICKMAN - Head Coach DOUG SAMFORD - Backfield Coach V 35 M .,. , ., A' H., -.,,' , Q 15? 'fflulkfvf' f - 5.3 ,.-t., 1 .1 .J ,,,,1. , V, ., - EDDIE ANDERSON Center I.-.HW DON BURCH End 6' . 1 , Q -A Q , ,Q-.. , , .sm W, U51 gim? WM., Aw-.Q-1...-:'- ,1 '. LM ,M 14? -' W. Q Q 4 v f 1 gf fx My ' ,..'3 2+g,,. - 'S W, in 'kirvx BOB COLE Tackle Y . GUY DAVIS Center 95 iula i 3' ,sw- U gv1fI ' JOEL COOKSTON Guard LOBO EDDY CURRY Tackle DOUG DAVIS End VARSITY AL EHRLER Back ,'P' DAVIE COSTIN Back fe il- 'Ji ., , 'Qs -!,.,f - ' . 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Mac Marcom and Max Jennings. SECOND ROW: Gene Wright, Dick Tubb, Doug Cannon, Gerald Moreland and Connie Mac Clark. -F' QCQACHI UW 0 x 23020 'QOOOOO 000002024265 A QQ V0 000 0 Q QQ ! - i K X X, 1 'I-Q f- X S Q 1-'-171' 1 . 1 1 ! 7 - , , g , 1 55- ,l hh.. QP' 'rt- f f E O 'iv Y R f n Qm -J-Q N Q , xkm 1 s.- 5 JM ip Q ix TRACK TE M Q49 Bob Bowers, Jerry Barton, Bobby Brooker, Mike Vinyard, Doug Davis, and Tommy Latham, STANDING, KNEELING: Charles Raiisback, Tyrone White, Jerry Reed, Bill Bowers, and Rodney Rogers. DI TRICT WINNERS STANDING: Tommy Hinson, Coach Bill Bowers, Doug Davis, and Leldon Brown. Jerry Reed, Don Mason, and Coley Hofacket, KNEELING, .Nh- GULF TEAM BASEBALL I af f' M X X 1 ,E x if EN Q .. ..- .FT E f 2? 1-4 PN X X IL 4 rf J I f N N G+ 'X WY' 5' Q-cg o .' .4 1 - 1, HONQR SOCIETY hi 1 i i 2- E ii I 16 Q ZZ 'Q ffm xg Q ig QW E 'ef' ' 'Q J' , - t it na-I 1 Q- J V I 45.55. f f, ' fin ,..... i . '. , J 0 Y 24 O fl A is i I fzz'-H QUILL AND SCROLL ' . 3 5 K' ' 4 s a4x'if f g,f , x , , h .. 1- . , ,J Dr 1 . I 4, 9. fi !-Liffgifil 15 Vqv '32 'NPN w F.T.A. 1 Q E . 4 , 1 r 'I 1 i 45. vb 2 2 2 1 fi ,X ,Ut K' 5. STUDENT COUNCIL Q 4. O .. . . , l 3' f' . 4 1 ,Q , i ' Y-YI? -7: E 4' at I 'U' Q if 1 K 'f v . Ex v H, , , gs D ,, ,, ,.- ....-- V.. . 4--no 1- wh- ,-.,1 N .-vc. X M- +4 . 4 'Z-x-r'-, ,vw ., was M A I V' A-J S., 'fm' 6 14 ifl'1'.a-HQ .A it-.A L. H S-rd'-,t'53 7?J I Q Q i Q Q' i ,ff V! I., , Q LQBG LAIR 7 4 A 8 . , we. ' - -- Q ' 5' 2 I 'va 1 9 Q 1 hz 'I P X E Q 9 gg! i 3 3 fa 4--wr-w-w....,.. 4....... ,... LH BAND yi W F Jerry Cox, Drum Majorg Joan Lisenbee, Rita Woodley, Patsy Bigham, Nancy Burlesmith ,. i,f,1 ' ' ,-,-ymisfglggwfx . ' 1 ' 02 1 1, , ak 1 5 . y. -y - f sf ww Q www- .11 . Uv,-xv-fp, . -: I . 1 ,f g f I Q S 5 f if 2 A - 8 if: 'F EA a 5 If , 7 ng-f V ,- ,lg ' I 1 'PQ' 'v f W5' T g,. Q 5 . Q I 1 ' v 4 - , I af fi' .ix 2 gg, Eff: A Fzlilb: ',f t xi. 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I n e 5 I WARREN IMP LEM ENT 'lil .fl lu Levelland, Texas P 8: R TIRE 8: MOTOR COMPANY Q43-4 Km-H GENERAL PETE JACKSON ROSCOE WILSON ggggppmg TIRE General Tlre Serv1ce 209 Ave H Phone TW 4 2323 Laverne 5 BEAUTY SHOP RADIO AND TV SERVICE Four Way Halr Cuttlng Pyrarrud Han' Styllng 1509 Ave H Phone TW 4 4445 TW 4 4144 VEDA BOYD FRANCHELL BRIDGES LAVERNE PALMER IDEAL GAS, INC Butane Propane Phone TW 4 2129 Levelland, Texas 1 . 5 . 1 ' V I .v- Y1 ,. ---,lvnll-174, , .- , , A uruu nu unrtl - I O ' 1 .- o - - BSB H06 FARM Compllments, of SAN lfazch ANDRES HOTEL, Sz COFFEE SPOP JFWLLRX Fome of 'Nlatlonally Adxertlsed Mercnandlse Guaranteed Watch Repalr 808 Avenue I1 lW 4 3114 IW 4 3450 Next Door to Flrst hatlonal Bank Home Owned and erated M 8. M THE FAIR OLDS COMPA Y DEPARTMENT STORE 5 'Nil EN N H RX ILT 'uv 925 Avenue H 202 Ave H TW 4 2184 Phone IW 4 3220 Fine ' . -. - .. 1 1 . 2 ' G Y T L . K . . - f 4 ' T ' . . N ' ' r X ' D .' , 1' QQ 'Q fxjl 0 :- .-Q v ' ' 0 . K3 . Q 5 'V . .. .. A A BARTON INSURANCE .Sf Q-ls Box 62 Phone TW 4 2621 Levelland, Texas CHAMBERLAIN ELECTRIC H L CI-IAMBERLAIN .IR Electrlcal W1r1ng Contractlng Sheet and Metal Clty or REA Author1zed Norge Apphance Dealer TW 4 2168 Brownfleld I' Wy 2:44665-y glddyltdd BOB S SUP ERMA RKE T WL ff- Comphments of LEVELLAND SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION TW 4 3145 TI-IE LEVELLAND DAILY SUN NEWS Your Home Town Newspaper and KLVT 1230 on Your D1a1 BOB REID CHEVROLET CO lcnevnou-rf Sale s and Serv1ce 4 2141 Box 395 Levelland, Texas O U U 2 'Q A5 J.: ., .,,w r, 1 . . , . . F ' .7' .' Iifaz- ' 'f - ' I , ' O ll-...ll TW - if 1 'Y'L'7TX Q IL emi RED DEVIL OIL SERVICING COMPANY MORRIS Servmg West Texas and MQTOR CQMPANY Eastern New MEXICO W P HARDIN Manager Levelland Levelland Denver C1ty PACE REALTY COMPANY TW 4 2950 BILL CLARK SPORTING GOODS 608 Avenue H D L ' I '51 Kb lg , . 5 g, :L I y r RL F I' ', an ' ' - g , I A ITT ' T J- -I X qu 1 r A A 4 ffm I I ' . 6 . ' 'I ff 5 , I I lm M ' ' '-'--K L .-l... 0 0 9 MANN- PAXTON INSURANCE AGENCY 917 Austin Complete Insurance Se rvlce Ph TW 4 2194 kkx N -. .NM YN , Lt -if 1 K I ,EE fs WWN A 'W :ANL Ap-A 1 I ll131vII'L 5-l'f 6 . , 2 :T fi f X1-EE at baba QA- t . .gs KL B N LEVELLAND FARMERS CO OP GIN Levelland Texas STACY MASON INC Home Furmshers Slnce 1915 Levelland, Texas 1-IIGGINBOTI-IAM BARTLETT Dealers 1n Lumber W1re, Palnts, O11s and Bu11der's Hardware Phone TW 4 2356 Levelland, Texas TIPPS MEN'S STORE Latest Styles 1n Men's Florshelm Smoes TW 4 2651 Wear Compliments of X . r', l. ..s..-x -i ., 5ll l S PAUL MUSSLEWHITE LEVELLAND G N Phone TW 4 3212 E B BURLESMITH Mgr ffamveds Your Better Store or Women's Wear South S1de of Squ aI'C U 'Ts ' vm! Keira 5 FLOWERS Leve11and's Newest and Most Modern Shop COMBS ABSTRACT COMPANY 9 SAM COMBS Owner and Manager Axwns nnsr oumuvl Home of Cash and Carry Values 924 Austmn TW 4-4566 Levelland, Texas Comphrnents of THE DAIRY QUEEN Twelfth Street and Avenue I-I WEST LUMBER COMPANY Your Lumber Number Is TW 4-2.021 1110 Austm Street ' ' A : , . , gi ti ' I - , , V'l - 0 ,, , .Af - iff- A-A . 1 F I ' Q- ' 5 J X , 21 ,. n Li 9 O , 1 , . lAMBULANCE opl ets lDlXNf FIVTE Co pl1 GEORGE PMCE Dunlap: Le ella d Cobb 5 DEPARTMENT STORE Ho e of Latest Fa 1 0 for Teen-Age Guys and Gals Ave, H and Houston T A C m im n X of ! 1 fmt -EE , - ii- m 'ments of of C. V n I m sui ns STUART PUNTM uPsHAw DRUG 801 I-Iouston TW 4 3189 Sales and SCIVICC Levelland, Texas TW 4 2171 Ave H and 11th If 'Wm COMMERCIAL PRINT SHOP AND OFFICE SUPPLY GARRETT LUMBER CO Renrungton Rand Typewnters and Addmg Mach1nes Bu11d1ng and Contract1ng Complete Lme of Off1ce Supp11es TW 4 3750 100 Ave H 717 Ave Cr TW 4 2080 i A .. - . .,.....M........-,.., W.. .,.. .-.A,........................................L.....-... fn, , I ,1 4 - I - aff, ,it,.,-.4, - 0 - . . . . . . - . . - JOHNSON IMP LEIVIENT CO ll! Dtfkg Levelland, Texas - s-an f f ' c Carl s CHA T 8: CHEW P easmg You Keeps Us 111 Buslness CARL Mc INROE KIRBY ROGERS TW 4 3224 Pecan and East Avenue V if 1 x xi I. N. K , 1 . . . H OUALIVY PREM IOUIPMLNV 1 1 N x Y X Y x 1 x 1 . , 1 ' Y Y Y Y, 3 1 1 ' . ' 'U I af -. ' Q A 1, Q . '- 1 . A 5 . : x , . -V 1 9' ' e f it 1 A o X ,fi x s 4' v ' ' ' i I Q F A ii 5 ' a E Y I I E w l Y A , I , N , . . , 1 -.4 I I ' ' l 5 il .J-kr JP-W Comphments of ffffufurd Shaw DIRT CONTRACTOR Leve11and's Lead1 g Olfll' C 2 F1or1sts h DEPENDABLE le 5115 DRUGGIST CITY FLORAL M WATCH IF I1' s GOOD root v-EPAIQ3 YOU luurr gf 5 ...AQ ygrry 5 'i - STEAK HOUSE ATCHISGN JEWELRY BRUCE BURNEY ,ith OIL HAULING CONTRAC TOR 'n I ' Il 'A , I, E -c.+ f 5-' r 'hifi' I -' , . gi-' '. I 1 I f ii L E X , E AJ O 37 ' . s ' ' PALMERS EAST SIDE Slnce 1929 GULF OIL PRODUCTS E M BARNES Conslgnee CLEANERS Butane Propane Off1ce TW 4 3414 308 Houston Tw 4 4521 N1ghts TW 4 3257 TW 4 290 Levelland Levelland, Texas THE 'W TEXAS I r:.xAC.u COMPANY PERCY COLE I- I ' Cons1gnee TW 4 3656 Levelland EVE S YQUTH SHOP Serv1ng the You 1 of Th1s Commumty 808 Austln Conrphments of Mdigffff-1- 1-Q4 IN 1 NO Z TW 4 2.056 TW 4 32.11 0 n 3 . P' , , , .. ,, ur ,F ' x , , 4' I .i r X- ! 1- L . 7 O ' t1 ' ' ll TQ! I Q Q X 6 EIXXMALI. WE WELCCDME YOUR ACCGUNT LEVELLAND STATE BANK 'Plulhps HOMER 1 1 I in if ' JOHNSON OIL CO, , INC, B t ne - Pr p Ph1111ps 66 Prod t TW 4-2191 Box 519 ,. A, 5.44-.11'-':f::-'I'-A' 5:2 1:5 - I 'Z'Z'J3'L'l'.'.. ggi in :J Ease-2 s 2 E:s::fs3sff'fH 5 5 :-2 ' S cfwi: Sz: m 2 :ff- : g Nfl-'-'--L--Af:-,1' 53 Efi ' g X -2 :I 5 0 O C C 0 DQ Q 11 QR O R W 1 1 9 L So fa, JJ Cllr ' 41 f' Eo N' nANsbri's IQARM amxucuf ,stone ,,,f a': u n -fn 4 1' U :fm 8 5196 GIVE YOUR CAR . ff-Gff,fQ4wm fmwjm 5 VE E Q MATTHEWS BRAKE 8: TIRE CO C G EDGAR IN TW4 2176 5 w O -,V P O -v J .9-f' 'J' o QS-Ziv J M -I V 7 . J U IS oun . K FIRST TH u 5. 518 Ave. H. K 1 X X l K Ty ' ' SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY Several students have been wondermg what the Semors will be doing ten years from now After lookrng tn our crystal ball we have located the year 1968 and have found our Seruors of 1958 tn therr varrous statrons rn life Several of the Seniors have become qurte prosperous For mstance GARY STACY and DON HICKS have gone tnto partnershrp and establtshed a very nice studro Therr photography rs top notch and they have won several Emmy and Oscar Awards SONYA LIVINGSTON was presented wrth the drstrnctlve Nobel Pulxtzer Prize for a very drstrngurshed parnung Of course s1nce she IS an above average artist she doesn t have to l1ve on a diet of crackers and kool ard PRENTICE DOWNING was recently named General Manager of Casy-Cabool s Dry Good Store JOHN DUPRE and JERRY DISON have been workrng together on space stattons between Mars and Venus The latest space statron was launched successfully rn 1967 JERRY COX former Student Counctl presrdent ran for U S Senator thrs year HOWARD RAGLAND was hrs campargn manager but he was defeated by SUE COPE LAND whose manager was CELIA ANN DAVIS Several former LHS co eds have become successful New York models rncludmg SHARON LEE LINDA HILL MELBA WILLIAMS DONNA LASLEY and RETA WOODLEY Four LHS grads are now well known concert mustcrans rdentrfred as the Four S s They are CARL SHAMBURGER LYNN SHERROD RICHARD SHIRLEY and GLEN SMITH Another famous musrcran formerly of LHS ts HARVEY MITCHELL who recently held Spot No 1 on the Hrt Parade for hrs ptano versron of The Wrtch Doctor Several semors of 1958 have returned to LHS halls FRANK LAWLIS IS now a math teacher wrth a doctor s degree CAROLYN POINDEXTER rs teachrng Engltsh She was named Teacher of the Year In 1967 KAREN SCHWAB teaches vo1ce after grvmg up a two year musrcal career wtth Lawrence Welk Show SHIRLEY VERNON earns a salary at teachrng typrng bookkeep mg and shorthand tn addrtton to the sales of several novels wntten tn her sparctxme ' I I 1 . 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SALLITATORIAN GLORIA BLAKELEY 95. 53 Average VALEDICTORIAN RQSA BETH GILMORE 96. 27 Average SENIOR PROPHECY MARVENE CLARK teaches home economics as a srde lrne to operating a grocery store TOM ALVERSON has worked up to the positron of sacker rn thrs store at 40 cents an hour BEVERLY ABELL rs secretary to JESSE HOFACKET newly elected prrncrpal of LHS She began her career after completrng a two year busrness course at South Plarns Junro College Mr Hofacket continued hrs education after graduating from LHS at Vassar College at Poughkeepsie N Y As usual the counselor has no secretary so EDDY CURRY rs forced to take care of hrs own correspondence abrlrty tests and the problems of the students who come to hrm for help JIMMY WILSON has consolrdated hrs truck lrnes with PRESTON WILSON S tomato garden to form the Wrlson 85 Wrlson Packaging Company RUTH WOODROW was chosen as chref lrbrarran of the Hockley County Lrbrary SUZANNE WILCOX serves as her HSSISIZHI Suzanne makes rt possrble for Ruth to ta e a coffee break MIKE VINYARD rs a successful electrical engrneer He strll chases brunettes an rs getting the shocks of hrs lrfe held to defend her trtle of World Champion WILMA BEADLES has just released a record whrch promrses to be a smash hrt It rs a recording of Tequrla played on Pepsr Cola bottles GENIE MCCLURE BARBARA McCELVEY and SALLY McSI-IAN known as the Three Mac s are the vorces behrnd the DeCastro Srsters They supply the musrc srnce the DeCastro s have lost their vorces BRUCE MILLER former reporter on the Lobo Larr rs a News Correspondent with the NBC network Hrs most recent assignment was covering the electron of another LHS student to a government offrce SANDRA ALLISON a top debate student gradually worked her way from local attorney to Chief Justrce of the Supreme Court JIMMY POPE is also workrng for the Government He rs employed as a top pard marl carrrer at Podunk New Jersey TOM SPENCER JR rs a country doctor who rs workrng rn the foothills of the Rocky Mountains and makrng enough to lrve on Four LHS ers BARBARA EDWARDS REBA GAIL WILLIS BEVERLY ROBERTS and . I . . k . . . . , d WINNIE MAE LYON is now playing professional tennis. Her next match is being 9' r. 'CF' writ' ui' ' 1 -qu-L J-sv' X SENIOR PROPHECY ROSA BETH GILMORE are chorus grrls rn a New Orleans hrghspot JAMES PEELER and BILLY RUTHERFORD have recently establrshed a travelrng medlcrne show They are sellrng Longer Lrfe elrxu' a tonrc whrch was patented rn 1963 by DONALD CADDELL TREVE ADAMS and AL EHRLER have recently started a Man and Wrfe team of TV srmrlar to Mr Adam and Eve QUANNA MULKEY plays the part of therr farthful mald DALE ISRAEF and W C KITCHENS have Jomed the Rlnghng Bros Crrcus rn a twrn brother acrobat act LUTINE HARRIS shares the same spotlrght as a trght rope walker CHARLES KLINGENSMITH recently bowled over the prevrous champron of the S64 000 Challenge Thrs former champron ROBERT PINKERT stayed on TV as Grand Champron for three months GAYNELLE SCI-IOENROCK 15 the edrtor of a column rn the New York Mrrror Her convey over the telephone wrres JERRY O BRIANT let hrs harr grow out for hrs recent role on the TV show Robrn Hood Starrtng 35 Marran on the same show Robm Hood is ANITA PECK Some of our former LHS ers have not been too prosperous FRANK O DELL ts servmg trme after bemg caught swrmmrng south rn the R10 Grande JESSE TYSON was recently promoted to head of the polrce department for hrs cou rageous capture of a notorrous crrmrnal BARBARA TIPTON and JANIS BAGGETT were drag racrng from Bledsoe when TYSON prcked up therr tratl BAGGETT escaped but by one wrong left turn TIPTON was taken rnto custody VIRGINIA YOUNGBLOOD telephone supervrsor and JOHNNY WALLER were Jarled recently for drsturbrng the peace They were quarrelmg over the prxce of a long drstance telephone call RONALD PERDUE and LONNIE REED are now World Champrons of the heavy werght tag team wrestling frghts CAROLYN RISTER mamed a blllronarre from Monaco that she met at a party grven at the home of popular Hollywood star BARBARA NEAL MISS NEAL who gave up her opera career two years ago now plays successfully on the screen. 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'fn gg, A ,jx Mt 1.,,,,.1 A 1 --1 'v .R . n HX N, x 'lf ., , fx, SENIOR PROPHECY ROBERT LASSITER is well known for his beautiful poems with their antique structures GLORIA BLAKELEY and JIMMY BEEBE are a very big success They are training German Shepherd dogs for the role of Rin 1 in Tin and occasionally get a chance to star in that TV show with their dogs Another TV star who was a Senior in 1958 is JESSE BALLEW He plays Chester in the television series Gunsmoke KENNETHE BARNETT has taken James Arness s place in Gunsmoke and does the acting of Marshal Matt Dillon quite well BEN SCHULZE and RONALD ROBERTS are rich oilmen who work in the fields of Saudi Arabia JIMMY RUSH and BILLY RITTENBERRY have joined the Texas Rangers and have been promoted several times for their skill in horseback riding JERRY MYATT MIKE METZE and ALTON MACON have Joined forces to establish the Myatt Metze gl Macon Mining Manufacturers Their factory is located in the Yellowhouse Canyon LAVELLE ANDERSON is now employed as a fashion designer for the Christian Dior this salon in France NANCY PACE is a short story writer for Holiday magaztne LOUIS GLASS and MILTON HOLLOWAY have consolidated their farms and equip ment They now have a successful chinchilla ranch with a few mink added for the luxury BOB NEAL is a successful cattle rancher His spread is larger than that of the King Ranch RONNIE GRIFFIN is foreman of the Ranch Griffin was named All American Cowboy in 1965 KAY LINCOLN and KAY HOLLIS have released a recording through Columbia under the 2 K s Th1s new release promises to be a smash hit with all grandparents NINA HAVEN now an outstanding policewoman aided in the capture of two under world characters ALVIN STEWART and MACK TUBB who are well known for their piggy bank thefts EVALINDA GONZALES is an airline hostess with the TWA Most of her salary now goes for sea sick pills BOB MAY IS now the General Manager of the Chrysler Motor Corporation He has promoted several new designs for the 1969 automobiles ARETA BROWN JO ANN BROWN CAROLYN BROWN and BRUCE BROWN have bought the Brown Derby in Los Angeles Bruce serves as manager whrle Areta Carolyn and Jo Ann furnish the floor show Foundation while BONNIE BROOKS and GLENDA CHRISTOPHER are fashion models in I.. ff R L 45. -gf b Jdf ',, .J ,iw 5 x, ,..f I 1 , ' .vw SENIOR PROPHECY JOEL COOKSTON is finishing his stint with the National Guard. He plans to go into business with DAVID MAC COST IN after leaving the Guard. Davie Costin is president of the Costin Chicken Co-op located in Clauene. NANCY BURELSMITH is chief style operator of the Levelland Beauty Shoppe. Several Ll-IS'ers are now very successful secretaries. LINDA 0'DELL WOIRS in the largest bank in town while RUTH ANN FOSTER and BILLIE HEARD ROBBINS are her assistants. JACQUELINE BEATY HARMON and BARBARA STOVER RITCHIE are operating a recreational center. Activities are bowling, roller skating, blind ma.n's buff, and Ring-Round-the-Roses. ELAINE FIETZ is still trying to lose enough weight to be an airline hostess for Braniff Airway, while BRENDA FIETZ is trying to put John through college. JAMIE LYNN, famous fashion designer, has concocted the new bag dress. which was designed especially for popular juggler, IDANNE HARGROVE. ELAINE MASON is working on a new hair-grower cream which will do wonders for girls who decide they 'd like to have a pony-tail overnight. Of course this will eliminate wigs and all other false hair entirely. Four former LHS lovelies have recently teamed up in the musical world. They are JOYCE WALTERS ESCH, BARBARA LOGSDON HIGDON, FRLEDA NEWSOM WILKINSON, and JOYCE STEAGALL. They have a popular new album called The Beauty Shop Quartette which is to be released soon. . - SENIOR CLASS WILL As the year comes to an end another sentor class rs leavrng the halls of LHS The senrors have decrded to leave several rtems to the underclasstnen Thrs rs the wxll of the class of 1958 Beverly Abell pedal pushers to Norva O Brrant l'reva Adams Peroxrde bottle to Joyce Balstger Sandra Allrson speech abrlrty to Don Henley Tom Alverson grocery cart to Doug Normwn Lavelle Anderson quretness to Sandra May Janrs Bagget volleyball abrlrty to Mona Leslre Kenneth Barnett caddy s lrcense to Drck Tubb Jesse Ballew vorce to Gerald Moreland Wrlma Beadles hookey playrng to Judy Bowman Jrmmy Beebe long harr to Donny Roberts Glorra Blakley Spanrsh speakrng abrlrty to Ann Tyer Bonnre Brooks crgarette packages to Jean Nance Areta Brown loud votce to Sandra Wrllramson Bruce Brown customrzrng abrlrty to John Rarney Carolyn Brown athletrc abtlrty to Nancy Davrs Jo Ann Brown dramond to Shrrley Surts Nancy Burlesmrth krd day dress to Flortne Whrttenburg Donald Cadell freckles to Jack Dodd Glenda Chrrstopher leaves betng able to go steady to Marvene Clark homemakrng abrlrty to Ruby Barnett Sue Copeland slow talk to Jan Musselwhrte Davte Costtn baseball umform to Raymond Beau Jerry Cox athletrc abrlrty to Doug Cannon Eddy Curry quret votce to Mr Kempson Celra Davrs blushrng to Lors McCulloch Jerry Drson boxmg gloves to Douglas Edgar Jan Dowlen temper to Nancy Cole Prentrce Downrng smrle to Pete Waldrop John Dupre drrbblrng abrlrty to Max Jennrngs Barbara Edwards Mrss Jaycee trtle to Donna Welch Al Ehrler dark complexron to Jerry Grlmer Elarne Fretz lrttle srster to LHS Rosa Beth Grlrnore A report card to Bob French Lours Glass leaves Lavada Evalrnda Gonzales typtng abrhty to Lucy Hernandez Ronnre Grrffrn stool at Coffee Shop to Robert Chadwrch Lutrne Harrrs sack dresses to Newell Ann Hatch Nrna Haven leaves Charlre Don Hrcks barbells to Danny Tyler Lrnda H111 part rn Semor play to Karen Nelson Jesse Hofacket parkrng place to Gerald Moreland Kay Hollrs accent to Jerry Barton Mrlton Holloway F F A prestdency to Bobby Brrdsong Dale Israel coveralls to Butch Glass W. C Krtchens herghth to Rrcky Brasher Gayle Brown Joel Cookston - dog King to Jerry Garrison. SENIOR WILL Charles Kltngensmrth Jokes to Joe Ervens Donna Lasley study hall to Irene Steffens Robert Lassrter srze to Charles Macha Frank Lawlrs bass frddle to Vernon Langford Sharon Lee leaves her shoes to Karen Evans Kay Ltncoln crgar to Jtmmy Logsdon Sonya Lrvrngston long frngernarls to Pat Goode Jammte Lynn quretness to Peggy Wrley Wtnnre Lyon calm temper to Betty Kmght Barbara McCelvey happy smtle to Judy Cltnesmrth Genre McClure gathered skut to Lrnda Barnes Sally McShan frgure to Lanora Grant Alton Macon horn to Bobby Dodson Elarne Mason pony tall to Glennra Campbell Mrke Metze musxcal talents to Pat Gray Bruce Mrller gym shorts to Charles Rarlsback Harvey Mttchell classtcal musrc to Ann Keene Quanna Mulkey herght to Fannre Vaughn Jerry Myatt sklnned 11p to Larry Trpton Barbara Neal Jrtterbuggtng to Jean Wtlson Bob Neal stdeburns to Benny Neal Jerry O Brrant hard top chevrolet to Jerry Stafford Frank O Dell tub handle to Paul Bennrngfxeld Nancy Pace calmness to Jackte Russell Antta Peck chemtstry book to Sylvra Brooks James Peeler loud clothes to Lynn Turnbow Robert Ptnkert low votce to Lowell Pool Carolyn Porndexter accent to Jeannre Nesbttt Jrmmy Pope hot rod books to Jerry Rerd Howard Ragland salesmanshrp to Carl Huckelby Lonnre Reed love for Stacy to Dawn Hammrl Carolyn Rtster study habrts to Ellen Johnson Brlly Rrttenberry Jrve talk to Btlly Moore Beverly Roberts nurses unrform to Lou Brrd Jrmmre Rush dancrng to Leldon Brown Brlly Rutherford duck tarls to Mac Marcom Brenda Fettz short harr to Belva Jean Belk Gay nelle Schoenrock Co captarn trtle to Jeannre N Ben Schultz boots to Jerry Srtton Karen Schwab vorce to Judy Bowman Carl Shamburger drums to Gary Blakely Lynn Sherrod trombone to Eddre Anderson Richard Shrrley gu1tar prcks to Stanley Smrth Glen Smrth leaves PP? Tom Spencer dattng abrltty to Carlton Woodson Gary Stacy curly harr to Tyrone Whtte Alvtn Stewart red harr to Connre Mac Clark Barbara Rrchte lrbrarran posttron to Jrmmy Logsdon Barbara Ttpton study habtts to Sue Cloud. Mack Tubb golf clubs to Btlly Hams Jesse Tyson tennrs shoes to Earl Jackson esbrtt Ronald Perdue - National Guard boots to Larry Wren. SENIOR WILL Shirley Vernon - black jack to Jimmie Jean Cox. Mike Vinyard - leaves wrenches to Dalton West. Johnny Waller - leaves piano stool to Joan Lisenbee. Joyce Esch - leaves twirp license to Jackie Ballow. Suzanne Wilcox - rock collection to Joyce Reid. Jacquiline Harmon - roller skates to Lana Mack. off- w3 '- .532