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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1976 volume:

,AGUW 61 EL LOBO Levellond High School Levellond, Texas Volume 37 A11-Stars Pros Half-Time Understudies The B1g Game ROORISS Clubs Tramers Programs 14 28 44 2 4 4 Q 70 -- ' 84 - 1 o 132 - 16 18 2 N ., vrvwln i,ErofessioncJlism?? 'dffibleed We Say i More! 9 Professionalism was an essential element in our everyday life at L.H. S . Whether singing the school song with true loyalty - conning the teachers into a day-off - or shooting the bull in the cafeteria, we WERE Professionals. ABOVE RIGHT: Andy Geiger, Kevin Methvin, Larry Robbins, Curly Jackson. Q, ABOVE: Pappy Childers LEFT: Diane Atchison, Kelly Mixon 1 in ,si - LEFT: Bob Baggett, Larry Pugh ABOVE: John Perkins BELOW: Tarry Hightower 9 ABOVE: Warren Stroud, Cheryl Cooper RIGHT: Teddy Basye, Bill Daniels, Kelly Mixon, Cole Turner, Iohn Per- kins, Randy Morris RIGHT: Johnny Cas- tillo, Beverly Orcutt, Tammy Taylor, Rin Tum- wartoma FLAMES OF LHS A A-M., ABOVE: Billy Hallibur ton FAR LEFT: Lisa Griffin Ronny Alexander Rusty Rose LEFT: Don Yarbrough Lori Caswell BELOW: Lobo Band SENIORS SHINE ON RIGHT: Bob Baggett, Gary Cox BELOW: Senior Class of '76 BELOW RIGHT: Russ Phillips 1 1 w N I K. if f A , R , , TOP: Lobo Baseballers ABOVE: Varsity Cheerleaders RIGHT CENTER: Judi Bowen, Cody Halliburton RIGHT: Drama play participants ,Z3 , O . ,V - Y. 8 i 1 4 19.11 ABOVE: Kenny Mclimsey, John Perkins, Tommy Baker, Joel Jackson RIGHT: Ken Williams OPPOSITE PAGE LEFT: Teddy Basye, Terri Taylor, John Perkins FAR LEFT: Russ Phillips, Lewis Palmer, Randy Roberts .mi ...J M , ,,,f+' lr .. f N.. , A A' 5 fu o A A rw. Mk ' , 1. ,, I ' V ,i14f PRO'S OF 76 -'am 'Q 5 Q 'vs N 1 ,ds K n --qgs' V QW ' ' N H ' W., N .,,.m- 15-Mika' 1. 11311, .. W Axles'- SWWM-. Q ,f'f32....uiL,.. L. N -N fm 'i'Xwmm.L'-my mug ' -X, ' . ' Y C' 'Q . . w ,M V M . , H 3, V! . WL ,,MV ' W H! -'wx .L -:Mui M?- WE ARE NEAT, SWEET AND HARD T0 BEAT '35 ABOVE: Gary Cox ABOVE RIGHT: Robbie Thrash, Marchelle Shirley, Greg Mel- ton RIGHT: Shellie Currington, Jill Anderson, Cindy Iungrnan OPPOSITE PAGE TOP LEFT: Gary Sisson, Rusty Rose LEFT: Coach Driver RIGHT: Kevin Methvin, Jimmy Atchison n A Homecoming's Sparkle With Spirit ABOVE: Margaret Daily Ii ABOVE RIGHT: Toni Shakespeare, Randy Roberts, Stacy Roberts, Kenny LS Mclimsey f, LEFT: Todd Paxton, Hardy Demons, Pappy Childers RIGHT: Toni Shakespeare, Stacy Roberts, Delaine Archer F Lg, ' A ABOVE LEFT: Coiie Huffman ABOVE RIGHT: Bob Baggett, Elaine McLean, Russ Phillips LEFT: Debbie DeArmond RIGHT: SuAnne Davis, Jill Anderson, Lisa Moore, Penny Hart X ALL-STARS - 1 L ,, ,.,,, ,M,W,,M,.,,,,W,N- J .,b, 1 we C ,.,-f' Z f 'I :I 'vw w , :,.,:, ' 14, ,, I f . 1 N5 V L A,,,, , A, l .WL wif 3 w fy jf, 71514 Q ' sb Vvq? 1 5 is Y 5' f,,gM,'3 if s 3 L Z e 1 1 Q Q , E P , if my , W Q, Y '31 ,ggi 'QQ 45 IW li s ii my '1 5, ,ii il QQ 5 2' Q Lorenzo Pappy Childers and Sabrina Thoms were selected Mr. and Miss LHS in a school-wide election. A 3-year-letterman in both football and basketballg All-District All South-Plains in football and basketball and very active in track. Put these with lots of laughter and dancing and you've got Happy Pappy. Along with her many honors Sabrina was a cheerleader throughout her high school years, serving as head cheerleader her senior year. She was class favorite her junior year and a member of the NHS. Always smiling and sparking spirit . . . Sabrina. 'WY . ,,, Q Starlight Sfclrbrighf DELAINE ARCHER FINLEY ARCHER Q . Junior Dyn-o-mites ELAINE BAUER RONNY ALEXANDER Sophomore Shimmers BRYAN FRENCH SUANNE DAVIS Girls' Sfcnie, SC Boy cmd Girl Ncamecl Selected by the faculty for her excellence in scholarship and leadership, Kirsten Dunson represented LHS as Girls' State Representative . ll A P Terry Pace and Margaret Daily were selected by their fellow Student Council members as SC Boy and Girl of the year, on the basis of their outstanding work on the council. Boy and Girl of '75-'76 Elected by the faculty as 1975-1976 Boy and Girl of the year were Teddy Basye and Christine Salazar M! ,ww ws ,wx f .. if ,,, ry., I 4? S ,xi 3 'W Md www ,,,.f M .ner W A I '. L -Alf 1 LHS Names X 'f A Ffa-.mf-I 4 A t 'Ar' A , -nf' 1 - Diana Atchison was named valedictorian for the Class of '76 maintaining a three year average of 95 . 63 . Her sophomore year she participated in band and in choir all 3 years. She served as choir accompanist her junior and senior year and as choir secretary her senior year. She is a member of SCA , FTA, and serves on the Student Council. Also she is the secretary of the NHS . She is a member of the tennis team and was selected as a junior class favorite. Top Two Salutatorian for the Class of '76 is Greg Melton. During his 3 years at LHS he maintained an average of 95.20 . He played football his sophomore year, lettered in his junior and senior year in basketball and all 3 years in tennis. I-le was a member of the district boys' doubles team. He is a member of PTA , NHS , and serves on the Student Council. Also he was the vice-president of the junior class. , J 28 L PROS 'Y I f' sw 'P 'Pros' Hove Finol Season Officers for the Class of '16 were secretary- treasurer Larry Pugh, president Ken williams and vice-president Kelly Mixon. f Q Being a Pro was worth suffering through a rookie year. Moving into the auditorium center section, being dismissed first and planning for the future was all part of being a senior of 76. Looking toward graduation with mixed emotions, they are happy and yet sad about leaving behind friends and lots of memories. Sue Adams Bruce Alexander Bruno Alvarez Diane Atchison Bob Baggett Kathy Bailey Linda Baker Tommy Baker Vicki Barnett Ted Basye Evelyn Bazan Rhonda Beebe Dale Benham Rocky Bernstem Chris Bigham Eddie Blair Charles Blodgett Sandra Blodgett Connie Bowling C Gary Bryant Wesley Burt Kathy Butler Yolando Castro Lorenzo Childers Jerry Christian Kerry Coleman Daniel Contreras Otis Cook Celia Corbell Gary Cox Butch Crittendon Teresa Crow v Tonja Currington Margaret Dailey Marjorie Dailey Bill Daniels Kathy Davis Kyle Davis Steve Davis Bobby Deel Susan Deel Toni DeLeon Hardie Demons Terresa Donnell Robert Dunlap Tammie Dunlap Karen Ellis Ervin Engeldow Loyolfy Shown by Seniors Edwarda Estrada Larry Faulkner Richard Fetch Billy Flowers . Debbie Foss Danny Gomez ' Irene Gomez Virginia Gomez W 2 Huddling in the rain are Lobo Football supporters Hoy Shakespeare. Vance Garner, Jerry Marrow, Ted Basye and Greg Melton. I y 4, Elezar Gonzales Kala Graninger Beth Greenwood Paula Gressett Lamar Griffin Tony Guerra Bobby Gutierez Danny Gwinn Derek Hammett Randy Henderson Tan'y Hightower Eddie Hill Mark Hill James Hines Joel Jackson Randy Jackson Tammy Jackson Wanda Jackson Sharonlephcon Connie Johnson Jim Jones Margaret Keen Johnny Keller Martha Kennedy LeaAnn Kluckman Karon Knight David Land Diane Landrum Shey Lee Jerry Marrow Helen Majors Donnie Martin Thomas Martinez Gary Melton Greg Melton Bobby Miller Bill Mitchell Kelly Mixon Frances Morales Dana Morris Randy Morris Iris Morrison Kevin Morrow Jackie Mulloy Scott McCulloch David McGee Elaine McLean Dennis McMasters Jerry Newberry Vicky Norris Susan Nutter Terry Pace Balrazar Padilla Lewis Palmer Lisa Payton Becky Pearso John Perkins Russ Phillips Regina Poff Rachell Porullo Kathy Prindel Larry Pugh Sondra Reid Mary Rios r Who is the real Mr. COOL? Is it Gary Cox, or Pappy Childers or John Perkins. This contest was decided by having the three Lobo Football players sit on ice during an entire pep rally. Will Mr. Cool Please Sit Down? Jerry Roberson Randy Roberts Stacy Roberts Sabra Roderick Delana Rogers A Connie Root 3, . . ,, Christine Salazar Ruben Sanchez Lonnie Sanders Hoy Shakespeare Teresa Shakespeare Billy Sheek Timmy Simpson Jay Smith Charles Spears Karen Stanley Sharon Stanley Tracie Stanley Lynn Stevens E. C. Stewart V Donna Stogsdill Warren Stroud N53 4's 'Qgq -nw' W n iff X - fm. ,C l.. 51 T f ,,. ' f John Tan: Lynn Taylor Terri Taylor Patti Thomas Sabrina Thoms Rhonda Toney Lisa Trevino Cole Tumer lane Varner Jerold Villawueva Jessie Villanneuva Sylvia Vineyard Kelly Wade Ken Williams Trina Williams Kyle Word Pro's Peddle Posies 'ca ll J ,QQ -as, y V . r :QM KW a a - Seniors David Land, Chris Bigham, John Perkins and' Terri Taylor help in the Spanish C1ub's annual Valen tine carnation sale . Terry Wright Janna Wyatt Don Yarbrough Sandra York Victor Zamora Raymond Zimora 3, I CLASS OF 76 D 4 'via g M QQY Q K., W A 4 . A ' J , x x W , Yi R h b ' 6. xzf 'LZA ILA?- HALF-TIME 0 Wx, I w W 8 I 46 Lobo Win Highlights Homecoming The 1975-'76 Homecoming Queen was Elaine McLean. She was elected by the football players as were her attendants Kim Gresham, junior, and Lori Caswell, sophomore. The girls were presented during the homecoming pep rally in the gym on October 3. Elaine was escorted by seniors Russ Phillips and Bob Baggett. Kim was escorted by Larry Pugh, and Lori Caswell was escorted by Don Yarbrough. The Queen and attendants were also presented before the crowd at the football game between Levelland and Lubbock. Following the game a dance was held for the students in the gym. LEFT: Russ Phillips presents Elaine with a crown and Q a kiss during the football homecoming. BELOW: Queen Elaine and sophomore attendant Lori Caswell on their throne . McLeo RIGHT: The Queen and her escorts, Russ Phillips, Elaine McLean and Bob Baggett. BELOW: Lobo footballer, Kelly Spurlock enters the Homecom- ing Pep Rally. BELOW RIGHT: Russ Phillips, 82, rushes to help his teammate in the game against Lubbock High. n Chosen cas Queen LEFT: BRRRRRRR . . . says Tracie Stanley and Celia Corbell as they attend Lobo football game. ABOVE: Lobo football players HUSTLE during a dis- trict game. BELOW: President of the Ex-Student Association presents Ray Davis with a mum at the Homecom- ing Pep Rally. Miss Davis is retiring this year. Roberts Reigns Over Roundbollers In a selection by the Lobo Cagers, the 1976 Homecoming Queen was chosen as Stacy Roberts. The Queen and her attendants were presented on Ian. 16 during a pep rally. Attendants were junior, Delaine Archer, and sophomore Toni Shakespeare. Stacy was escorted by seniors Randy Roberts and Kenny Mclimsey. Delaine's escort was Ronnie Franklin, and escorting Toni was sophomore Steve Yarbrough. The Queen and her attendants were presented during the Levelland-Dumas Basketball game. Stacy was escorted by senior Tarry Hightower, Delaine was escorted by senior Jerald Villanueva, and Toni was escorted by senior Kelly Mixon. After the game a dance was held in the cafeteria and all seniors got in free . ABOVE RIGHT: Queen Stacy and her escorts Randy Roberts and Kenny Mclimsey. ABQVE: Girls' basketballers at the Homecoming Pep Rally. RIGHT: Russ Phillips goes up' for the ball at the game between Dumas and Levelland . f up ,.-... qnf' .-. - ,.h,,..,..,. H, ,-wrnsv-1'-funn 77 5 A uv A! ,:- , ' , ' Q' Q -' af 1 3 2 5 Z 1 i s Wm, , TOP: Queen Stacy and her court. ABOVE LEFT: Kathy Gore drives down court. ABOVE RIGHT: Finley Archer shoots free throw dur- ing the game against Dumas. RIGHT: Randy Roberts lights a candle during the Bas- ketball Homecoming Pep Rally . 3' Coronofion Highlights B.B. Seoson L ff LEFT: Student body talks it up a't a pep rally. BELOW LEFT: 1976 Basketball Homecoming Queen Stacy Roberts. BELOW: Basketball royalty Toni Shakespeare Stacy Roberts, and Delaine Archer. nn.. Cupid Strikes LHS Wm Y H9 ' BEAUS AND SWEETHEARTS: Bill Daniel, Diana Atchisong David McGee, Janna Wyattg Jerry Newberry, Rhonda Toneyg Scottie McCulloch, Tonja Curringtong Don Yarbrough, Lori Caswell BEAUS AND SWEETHEARTSZ Curly Jackson, Jena Longg Bob Baggett, Sabrina Thomsg Wesly Burt, Anne Hindmang Robert Dunlap, Penny Rhea 41 We i BEAUS AND SWEETHEARTS: Ken Williams, Trina Williamsg Kerry Coleman, Patty Thomas: John Perkins, Lucie Loykasekg Bobby Miller, Jackie Jackson: Dale Benham, Connie Bowling ww'- MM . BEAUS AND SWEETHEARTS: Cole Turner, Tammy Taylorg Benjie Nelson, Judi Boweng Shawn Berryhill, Kathy Wright: Kelly Mixon, Kim Greshamg Don Arwine, Toni Shakespeare ,wx Av , -1.-. Assembly cmd Dcmce Student Council sponsored the Sweetheart Assembly in the auditorium February 13. The purpose of the program was to introduce club sweethearts and beaus to the student body. Sweethearts and beaus with escorts were spotlighted as they were introduced. Couples received roses and a kiss under an archway of greenery. Sweethearts and their escorts were: Diana Atchison and Bill Daniel - choir, Janna Wyatt and David McGee - SCA, Tonja Currington and Scott McCulloch - FTA, Lori Caswell and Don Yarbrough - FCA, Jena Long and Curly Jackson - SC, Sabrina Thoms and Bob Baggett - NHS, Tammy Taylor and Cole Turner - Math-Science , Toni Shakespeare and Don Arnwine - FFA, Lucy Loykasek and John Perkins - Spanish Club, Jackie Jackson and Bobby Miller - ICT, Rhonda Toney and Jerry Newberry - VOE, Connie Bowling and Dale Benham - Band, Kerry Coleman and Patti Thomas - DE and Ann Hindman and Wesly Burt - Auto Mech. Beaus and their escorts were Robert Dunlap and Penny Rhea - Hero- FHA, Benjie Nelson and Judi Bowen - French-German, Shawn Berryhill and Kathy Wright - Cosmetology, Kelly Mixon and Kim Gresham - FHA , Ken Williams and Trina Williams - Drama. From 9 to 12 the Sweetheart Dance was held in the Cafeteria with KSEL disc-jockeys, Bill DeMore and Paul Heavy. Tracie Stanley sings at the Sweetheart Assembly. Kelly Mixon and Sabrina Thoms 'bump' down the line at the Sweetheart Dance The dance was sponsored by the Student Council. Mark VcuIenTine's Day N r v 6 5 4 if Sgt David McGee and Jana Wyatt, SCA Sweetheart and Beau participate at the annual Sweetheart Assembly. Swinging at the Sweetheart Dance, LHS students dance John Tan' and Mary Dickson cool off between to records and the sounds of Bill DeMore. dances. t e Y' Do You Know Where You're 'NM W ', . ,C ' K ' wg ,y,,, ,,iQ,y W ,,,k' K , ZW Attending the Senior Banquet with the boys: Robert Dunlap, Chris Bigham, Kevin Marrow, Eddie Hill, Otis Cook, Randy Henderson and Bobby Deel . Do You Know Where You're Going was the motto for the Class of 1976 and was also the theme of the Prom. The Banquet and Prom were held on May 21 at the Women's Building. KSEL disc- jockey Bill DeMore was on hand to spin the records. The class flower was the rose and the class colors were spring pastels which were used to decorate for the Prom. Following the Prom a breakfast was held at the home of Larry Pugh. Sid Hill and Sherry Nelson read the prophecy at the Senior Banquet. R i Ken Williams and Lisa Moore do your BASIC dance at the Prom . . . Going: Banquet, Prom, Breakfast Cole Truner, Jay Smith, Russ Phillips and Bob Bag- Randy Morris, Sabrina Thoms and Larry Pugh cut gett decorating for the big night. up while waiting to have their pictures made. 1. 4gA i gy Feeding their faces at the breakfast: Russ Phillips, Elaine McLean, Stacy Roberts and Randy Roberts. , - ffl ff , A little mussed but still smiling Robbie Thrash and Bill Daniel. Twirp Week: Almost A Few of the Kids Running Around were: Standing: Cole Turner, Kelly Mixon, Lisa Moore, Larry Pugh, Todd Paxton, Jackie Jackson, and Kelly Wade. Crawling: Louis Pllmer, Terry Pace, Elaine Bauer, Beverly Orcuu. ABOVE: Tommy Baker and Janna Wyatt just KIDDlNG around??? RIGHT: lim Smith helps Toddler Tammy lack- son around the school. v' 2 so ,W as T Y l 'lhll ' E li : L af. , , ,, Y v-own, W 5 , if W P3535 isis as 2 Wim ..., ,si . L H fi ' --,- i - ..., . . PM fEilQ?QQizQ x K .W ,,.. . I w. 1f-,sg S 93 fkifffr 1.QmffQ.s:f,,1 ,,-. K agus , -:,.fszm- .. '-iwzsl A K s rf-.B-.S-if awww K 1 ew- - w y e , b i- B - L: fs 1.. L :iff r ' Anything Went 5 ' 5 2 f 4 f ,. . ,fd its 1 .V Y 'K . . , .-f, AVWAK ,W y ,,-rf' ' 1 , . w A Q , 7,, ,, LEFT: Kelly Mixon, Jerry Marrow, and Larry Pugh on the auctioning block during the Slave Sale . . . BELOW LEFT: Too bad seniors Don Yarbrough and Cole Turner couldn't feed themselves but with the help of John Perkins, Kelly Mixon, and Bobby Deel seniors won the pie eating contest. BELOW RIGHT: Pedalling with great consentration and determination Greg Melton races his tricycle around the gym . --Y,- --V YY YY Class Compehhon, Gangs, New TOP LEFT: Jimmy Faulkner and Candice Cookston seem to have a liking for each other. TOP RIGHT: Jr. contestants in The Sack Race approach the starting line. ABOVE LEFT: Where did they find this D.J. at? Allis Kim Gresham. RIGHT: Cool Cat Methvin, Slick Back Jackson, Tin Head Williams, decked out Diana, and Twinkle Bangs Taylor , have it all together on 50's day. Fashions Strike LHS LEFT: Tonja Currington thinks that Scott McCulloch and Randy Meriman want her just for her Good Looks. RIGHT: Diana Atchison puts two in. BOTTOM LEFT: The National Convention of the D.O.C. was held on 50's day in the LHS Sym- BoTToM RIGHT: Cathy Hope shows the thrill of joy as Cole Turner sweeps her off her feet. Sloon Highlights Sports Banquet 5 lf - h f7 ,f .2 , , 74, fha I l N ' aff X t ,ff W, AK, Q I ,, m A ly - , lg r E ' ' f Mm ' M w, 0 4 Q j ' f A! fy A lf,.2, f f 5 , Jgfx i - 7 1 r 'V Z dfi' f W it .I Y' 4 I 4' W P MP q. X. 2 Lobo athletes and their dates stand for the singing of the school song. L.. i..... , Texas Tech Head Football Coach, Steve Sloan was the featured speaker at the All-Sports Banquet held on March the 15. fifwrnrwfwrwf' ABOVE: The LHS Cheerleaders lead the singing of Our Scarlet and Black at the All-Sports Banquet. BELOW: The All-Sports Banquet was held in the Womens Building and was decorated by the Cheerleaders. All VXI u 'A f wvffpfgw 42 Named Who's Who WHO'S WHO: Standing: Greg Melton, Draftingg Sherry Veretto, VOEQ Diana Atchison, Choir: Lucie Loykasek, I-lomemakingg Cheryl Cooper, Social Studiesg Teresa Donnell, Drama: Christine Salazar, Math. KNEELING: Mark Martin, Bookkeepingg Karen Knight, Typingg Janna Wyatt, Journalism and Choir: Irene Gomez, PEg and Vickie Proctor, Shorthand. , 42 LHS students were named Who's Who by the faculty in May. These students were chosen on their excellence in their various departments. These students were recognized for their achievements in the Awards Assembly. The list was made up of 25 seniors, 14 juniors, and 3 sophomores. D Standing: Daniel Contreras, DE: Minnie Loa, Library, Tony Ramirez, PE: Teresa Shakespeare, Photography. Kneeling: Frances Pedro, Building Trades: Elaine McLean, Art and Band. WHO'S WHO: Standing: Robert Dunlap, Bookkeepingg Butch Crittendon, ICTg Wesley Burt, Auto Mech.g Lance Anthony, Germang Kelly Wade, Physics: Daniel Rodriguez, Mathg Ronnie Franklin, Social Studies. Kneeling: Rhonda Beebe, Photographyg Becky Pearson, Business: Joe Whitfield, Speechg Ted Basye, Chemistry: Tammy Jackson, Drama: Donya Crittendon, Cosmetologyg Carolyn Mclntire, Band. to N . DU Fl 5 C 9 0 G Gif? JS? G To X 'K E. V 2 G X. .. WING ' 4 QS ---9iQ ' 'U Q 6 g tk Q l O 'Y f ,uf U., X 'WR K ' J' l A' . 'Al I X n . , B : Q Q B A , GE u Pl Aw X9 'W f Y ...,- -...i,.,,w.q V- -- - A i Mixon Presented Special Award for Outstanding Service On May 14 the annual Awards Assembly was held in the auditorium. All scholarship recipients, Who's Who, UIL winners, sports awards and other special student honors were presented. Captains of the Basketball, Baseball, Tennis, Golf and Track teams presented their awards to Mr. Martih and the student body. The band and choir also presented their awards to the school. Mr. Martin presented the Valedictorian, Diana Atchison, and the Salutatorian, Greg Melton with their scholarships. Next he presented the Rotary Boy and Girl of the Year, Ted Basye and Christine Salazar with their scholarships. Other scholarships were awarded by the CTA to Beth Greenwood and Gary Cox. Representatives from the American Legion presented Evelyn Bazan and Jerry Marrow with scholarships. Scholarships were also awarded to AAUW Girls of the Year, Sabrina Thoms, Elaine McLean, and Evelyn Bazan. Each Who's Who winner was presented with a medal. Two special awards were presented: in memory of Mrs. Dorothy Green an award to the Outstanding Track Athletes, Mark Patterson, Kenneth Keller, Jimmy Faulkeer, Robert Dunlap, and Kelly Spurlock and Kelly Mixon was presented a special service award for his work on the Student Council and other school activities. Kelly Mixon as he is presented a special award by princi pal, Bob Martin. Accepting their awards as Rotary Boy and Girl of the year from George Price are Ted Basye and Christine Salazar. ss V Tracksters Roberts Dunlap, Lorenzo Childers, Jimmy Faulkner, Kenneth Keller and Mark Patterson accept The Outstanding Track Athletes award from Mr. Martin. Jerry Marrow receives the American Legion schol- arship from the Post Representative. ,. vi' V x v Q 4 NW, ' .- fy Iv L Q., Ziff' 9532 4 6 ui 5' ,V i mm, 2 3 , S 'kiqisv ww Adv,-Q 42 ,, UNDERSTUDIES UndersTudies Prepare for Pros if I H, 1 A K -+ R K K K in Q Serving as officers for the Junior class were president, Ronny Alexander, secretary, Sheryl Nelson and vice president Finley Archer. Being a Junior is like being in a sandwitch, you are not on the top and you are not on the bottom. Ordering Senior rings , selecting class officers, scheduling classes, and preparing for initiation of the Freshmen were all part of the year for LHS Juniors. fm ri ff'-. BEEN -be Doug Adkins Ronny Alexander Chester Altman Delaine Archer Finley Archer Joe Arnold Don Arwine Eddie Baldrige Elaine Bauer Elijio Bazan Max Beer Jerry Benham Shawn Berryhill David Blair Steve Blair Billy Halliburton Anne Blassingame Dena Boggs Tom Bowman Judi Bowen Marvin Brewer Kirk Brock Terry Buzbee Beth Campbell Lora Cathey Brenda Childers Willie May Childers Pam Coleman Cheryl Cooper Tommy Copeland Robbie Crank Donya Crittendon Lisa Crunk Pam Currington Denise Day if Ronnie Davis Debbie DeArmond James Derik Mary Dickson Glynn Driver Kirsten Dunson Wayne Downing John Evans Robin Floyd Ronny Franklin Irma Garcia Ruby Garrett Mary Grant Kim Gresham Janie Guerra Mark Hale Cody Halliburton Sherry Hanna Vickie Harley Kathie Henderson Cindi Hester Sid Hill Anne Hindman Pat Hock Cathy Hope Xi 'CW Sara Hernandez Richard Hyatt Pam Hyles Gail Ison Curly Jackson Jackie Jackson Linda Jackson Lucy Jones Steve Jones Bobby Jordan Kenneth Keller Joe Kirk Patrice Kennedy Jerry Kirkland Peggy Land Mary Dickson Lynn Robins, and Patrice Kennedy toot their flutes during a pep rally i A 5 Class of 77 Interests Vclry V , Juniors, Pam Coleman, Lora Cathey, Elaine Bauer, Penny Rhea, Pam Hyles and Ann Hindman braved the elements to support the Lobos . Garth Land Bobby Layton Mike Lawson Jerry Lawson Lindy Leggitt Jena Long Beth Lott Lucie Loykasek Becky Lucas Larry Martin Lori Martin Lisa Martin ' Brenda Matak Nancy McDonnell Bonnie McHam ,Q 76 4 , , Travis Mclnroe Joe McLean Randy McLean Betty McLeod Steve Teri Melton Poncho McMasters Cindy Miller Mendoza Randy Joe Mitchell Lori Minter Merriman Richard Olivia Doris Mitchell Nations Mitchell Sonya Monsey Pam Hyles, junior, steals the ball from an opponent during girls basketball game . Benjie Nelson Sheryl Nelson Charolette Nevill Shirly Nicholson Ward Nicholson Beverly Orcutt Susan Ortiz Mike Palmer Jimmy Parks Mike Patterson Todd Paxton Francis Pedro Monty Peirce Clyde Pinkert Greg Platt Christi Poer Tammie Powell Dennis Price Vickie Proctor Robert Quezada Rudy Ramirez Bill Ratcliff Robert Reyes Penny Rhea Billy Richards Jerry Richardson Carol Roberts Mark Roberts Lynn Robbins Daniel Rodriquez X f for G HQ The Lobo Chorale , under the direction of Chris Munn, performs during their Christmas Concert. Music for Lovers?? Mmm Mmm good, that's what Curly Jackson thinks of Jena Long during the Sweetheart Assembly. Juniors: in The Gym, in the Holl, in the Clossroom F Jerry Richardson, try a fork next time its much Jim Smith gives Elijio Bazan a close up View of his nearer . knife. Jenifer VanNess and Martha Kennedy participate in Current Events during Mr. Basye's World History class. 1,-V' Sylvia Rodriguez Yolanda Rodriguez Rusty Rose Ronny Rush Dorothy Ruiz Vickie Samsel Danny Sanders James Sanders Derek Schulle Deborah Sears Brad Sexton Dan Shaffer Kenda Sheppard Dale Shipley Darlinda Simpson Gary Sisson Tammy Skipworth Jim Smith Ronald Smith Ronnie Smith Debbie Spears Brenda Stainer Karen Stafford Cheryl Stinson Mike Stinson Diana Suniga John Taylor Tammy Taylor Dawn Tugwell June Turner az l L Tanya Tyler Jennifer VanNess Sherry Veretto Yolando Villanueva Karon Walke Sharon Walke Brenda Warren Ella Mae Washington Gary Webb Jackie Welch Cindy Williams Greg Wilhite Genice Wilson Wynn Windsor Karen Wrinkle Kathy Wright Mark Wright Cynthia Ybarra Brett Taylor, sophomore, and Joe McLean, junior have a battle of the classes! Will you please repeat that, asked Pam Acuff, sophomore as sophomore Ray Toney and junior, Kenneth Keller discuss some important matter. 1 .. ,,l., , -...sa....... Y W, to, 1 3 THE BIG GAME fl ti ?.:152ff 3,Q,. f-f'l573fi.ni. T, f' 3: . ' ,gc ta ,ir ,',' ff ' . -Q .Q .':'.'2f... f W ' 'Q xff :ing A2 T,,1rQggv:a..4QffT3. eg 22 ' ' '. 'i 'f' A , W with, 1 , . ' .. , . , 'mi 1' . I G V - - 2. ' ' I , ,' ,.i6 tlQ -..'2f fq.f Varsity Adds Pride To L.H.S. ABOVE: Jennifer VanNess, Margaret Dailey, Jena Long, Teri Melton, Evelyn Bazan, Sabrina Thoms, and Tonja Currington made up the Varsity Cheerleaders. They attended clinic in Cisco where they brought home all Superior ribbons and Spirit Stick and an Award of Excellence. RIGHT: Senior cheerleaders Tonja Currington, Sabrina Thoms, and Evelyn Bazan. Middle: Lucky Lobo Marrett Daily along with other Sr. cheerleaders. Bottom: Jr. cheerleaders, Teri Melton, Jena Long, Jennifer Van- Ness. 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Penny Hart, Lisa Moore, Jill Anderson, and Head Cheerleader, SueAnne Davis. They attended clinic in Cisco where they won many Superior ribbons, along with a chance of trying out for the Award of Excellence. Whether painting signs, practicing for pep rallys, the JV cheerleaders were always there helping out the IV Lobos throughout the year. Q i i 'J M U' fm 8 QQ ,, P . :wx ' Y Q sw C. 3 5 fy Q' i 'Q LOBO GRIDMEN POST Losos oPPoNENTs Brownfield Llftlefleld Vernon Seminole Floydodo Perryfon Dumos Muleshoe 20 Conyon 32 ' 37 6 ' ' 13 20 32 12 ' 48 29 Lubbock High 28 23 21 15 22 17 22 28 12 17 4-6 SEASON RECORD TOP: Farley Cook shows his blocking techni- ques against the Lockney Longhorns. TOP RIGHT: Russ Phillips struggles to get away from an opponent. ABOVE: Kelly Wade recovers a fumble against the Lubbock High Westerners. RIGHT: Jay Smith is helped off the field after a game injury. .'i'6-s.,,- J, , 'v Aiiw. sl fm' M' wt, Q X The 1975 Levelland Lobo football team played with pride and great desire but ended their season with a 4-6 record. The Lobos started the '75 season at Brownfield , with the Cubs stopping the Lobos 32-27 . Lorenzo Childers scored all of Levelland's T . D . 's with runs of 44 and 66 yards. The second game of the year saw the Lobos traveling to Littlefield to take on the Wildcats. The Lobos lost 13- 6. Don Yarbrough threw to Russ Phillips for a 9-yd. TD pass accounting for the Lobo score . The third game the Vernon Lions came to town but proved to be a little tougher as they beat the Lobos 32-20. Lorenzo Childers scored 2 Lobo TD's. Levelland traveled to Seminole for the 4th game of the year. The Indians scalped the Lobos 48-12 . Kelly Wade intercepted a pass and raced '71 yds. for a TD. Don Yarbrough threw to Russ Phillips for the other Lobo score . The Lubbock High Westerners traveled to Levelland on Homecoming night with the Lobos winning their 1st game of the year 29-28. Gary Cox scored 2 TD's with a 6 yd. run and a 3 yd. run. Cox also scored a 2 pt. conversion late in the game to wrap up a Lobo victory. The 5th game saw the Lobos facing a tough 2AA team from Floydada. The Lobos seemed to dominate the game and won 23-21. Lorenzo Childers scored on a 22 yd. run and Gary Cox scored 2 TD's on a 54 yd. run and from 1 yd. out. The Lobos opened up the District-AAA play at Perryton. The Rangers were playing better ball and beat the Lobos 22-15. Gary Cox threw a 14 yd . pass to Robert Dunlap for Footballers Try, Try 1975 LOBO GRIDSMEN: Seated: L. Childers, L. Griffin, R. Dunlap, T Pace, J. Villaneuva, C. Bigham, G. Cox, K. Williams, J. Kirkland R. Rose, R. Phillips, Mgr. B. Richards. Kneeling: Mgr. T. Baker, B Halliburton, K. Wade, L. Sanders, D. Gomez, I. Perkins. cmd Try Again X - -.6 h lick., G. Sisson, L. Pugh, C. Turner, T. Copeland, E. Blair, Mgr. B. Rob- erts. Standing: D. Yarbrough, M. Palmer, R. Ramirez, B. Mitchell, B. Baggett, T. Simpson, I. Smith, M. Hill, J. Smith, B. Daniel, J. Tarr, D . Rodriquez. the Lobo TD. The Ding Dong Daddies of Dumas invaded Lobo Stadium and took control of the game beating Levelland 22-17 . Rusty Rose intercepted a Demon pass and raced 32 yds for the Lobo score. Lorenzo Childers ran for the other score. Kelly Spurlock kicked a 40 yd field goal to round out the scoring. The 3rd district game , the Lobos traveled to Muleshoe and won their 1st district game 28-12. Lorenzo Childers scored 2 Lobo TDs in the 2nd half to secure the win. The last game of the year, the Canyon Eagles flew in to town and the Lobos won their 2nd district game, 20-17. Gary Cox scored 2 Lobo TDs on 2 yd and a l yd runs. With 42 seconds left in the game the Lobos were behind 17-14, but the Lobos fought back and eventually won on a Childers TD run . The Lobos had 5 players to make the All-District team. Heading the team was Lorenzo Childers who made both offensive and defensive team. Larry Pugh also made all district lineman. On defensive team, Bill Mitchell and Bob Baggett. Russ Phillips and Childers in the secondary. , - - .. , H I I 94 .L.. ,,, Under the coaching of Lester Driver and Charles Wade, the Lobo IV team ended the season with a perfect 8-O record. This is the best year Coach Driver has had since he came to Levelland. This marks the first undefeated IV team since 1952. The JV started off their winning year by stomping the Lockney Longhorns 26-10 . Ivan Mitchell scored twice with TD runs. The JV's next game was in Wild Cat Stadium as Levelland ran over Littlefield 28-6 . Lance Anthony threw a TD pass and ran for another, leading the Lobo attack. The Seminole Indians invaded Lobo Stadium but couldr1't handle the tougher Lobos as the IV won once again 12-'I . The Lobo secondary intercepted 4 ,Seminole passes. The Lobos then traveled to Brownfield to take on the Cubs. The Cubs were no match for the Lobos. Ivan Mitchell scored twice and Jimmy Faulkner scored on an 88 yd. run as the Lobos downed the Cubs 32-0 . The Lobos traveled to Denver City to face the toughest opponent all year. This was the hardest fought game but the Lobos came out 14-12 marking their 5th straight win. Mitchell scored on a 5 yd. run and a 2 yd. scamper. The Lobos then hosted Brownfield in Lobo Stadium in a repeat of the first game between the two teams. The Lobos winning their 6th game 29-8 over the Cubs. Ivan Mitchell scored twice and Lance Anthony scored on a run also Tim Williams scored on a pass to Scott Yarbrough. Hereford came to town, but were making costly errors as the Lobos won 39-16. The Lobos secondary known as the HAWKS picked off 5 Hereford passes. Lance Anthony scored 3 Lobo TD's on runs of 7, 13, and 5 yds. The Mustangs of Denver City came to town preparing to break a 7 game winning streak. The IV came out prepared to win their 8th consecutive win and did just that as they rolled up a perfect year with a 12-2 win over Denver City. Ivan Mitchell scored on a 55 yd . run and Kelly Spurlock kicked a 25 yd. fieldgoal. Driver - Wade Lead fn P. S. JV FOOTBALL TEAM: lst Row: T. Williams, L Anthony J. Atchison, M. Wright, D. Mendoza, R. Alexander P Mendoza, J. Richardson, S. Hill, J. Faulkner, R Sernrl K. Spurlock, C. Blair, J. Herriage, D. Sanders J.V. To Undefeofed Seoson I. Mitchell, A G ger, R. Quezada, B. Anderson, F Pedro. 3rd R C G er, C. Jackson, R. MCG Albright, B F h F C ok, S. Y b ugh, K. K 11 I. Mulloy. LOBOS OPPONENT Lockney Llfflefleld Seminole Denver Clfy 12 Brownfield Hereford Denver Clfy 2 26 10 28 ' ' 6 I2 ' 7 32 Brownfield O 14 ' 29 ' 8 39 16 12 ' Roundballers Lack Experience The 1975-'76 Levelland Lobo Basketball team opened their season November 21 with a disappointing lose to the 4-AAAA Plainview Bulldogs 99-62. Playing powerhouses such as Lubbock High, Midland High, Amarillo High and Morton the Lobos went on to post a 6-16 non district record. The Lobos opened district play on the right foot by defeating the Dumas Demons '70-37 and the Muleshoe Mules 63-34 on the Lobos home court. Next the Lobos traveled to Perryton where the Lobos lost their first district game of the year '72-56 . The Lobos then journeyed to Canyon where the Lobos lost a close game to the Eagles 62-54. With their district record at 2-2 the Lobos opened the second half of district in Muleshoe where they easily handled the Mules. The Lobos lost all hope of a district crown with losses to Dumas and Canyon. Lorenzo Pappy Childers was the only All- District performer with Lewis Palmer and Russ Phillips receiving honorable mention All-District. DISTRICT GAMES Losos OPPONENT Dumas Muleshoe Perryfon Muleshoe Dumas Perryton Canyon 70 37 63 34 56 72 54 Canyon 62 67 49 47 54 77 63 47 60 Ln, Kneeling: Tommy Baker - Mgr., Greg Melton, Teddy Basye, Lewis Palmer, Todd Paxton, Gerald Golightly. Standing: Danny Watkins - Asst. Coach, Hardie Demons, Billy Halliburton, Eddie Blair, Monty Bowman, Russ Phillips, Randy Roberts, Finley Archer, Lorenzo Childers, Don Abbott - Head Coach. X ln his second year at Levelland High School, Coach Danny Watkins led the Junior Varsity basketballers to a season record of 14-13 . The Junior Varsity Lobos fared well in district losing only to Canyon twice and ending with a 6-2 district record. Next year's Varsity looks promising as many of the Junior Varsity members gained valuable experience throughout the season. ff' S W W ,i 7 I I 1 X777 5 QW Junior Lobos Hove Good Yecar A ,L A... ! J l i Kneeling: Kevin Methin, Ronnie Franklin, Brent Kenley, Chris Dunn, Tad Jourden, Curties Ward, Jimmy Faulkner. Standing: Lance Anthony, Robert McGuire, Steve Yarbrough, Mike Lawson, Sam Mitchell, Ray Grappe, Charlie Jackson, Kelly Spurlock. nf! 5 C .,.,g,,.,,,,, , . V ff 45 TOP LEFT: Russ Phillips goes up for the ball against a Dumas Demon. TOP RIGHT: Teddy Basye tries for two. LEFT: Lorenzo Childers sinks it for two. RIGHT: Greg Melton dribbles around a Herd. I ' ' ' IO O First Row: J. Smith, D. Yarbrough, L. Griffin, R. Rose. Second Row: G. Sisson I Richardson, W. Windsor Mgr., T. Basye. Third Row: S. Hill I Martinez L Palmer B Baggett Fourth Row R R b , . , . , . . : . o erts,J.Mu1loy T. Guerra. Top Row: Harold Gouge - Coach, G. Driver, R. Phillips, Larry Hines - Coach. Heading the '76 Lobo baseball team were Harold Gouge and Larry Hines. The Lobos had a disappointing year compiling a 6-18 overall record and a 2-6 district record. Captains for the team were senior Teddy Basye and junior Gary Sisson. The Lobos first game was against Andrews in Andrews. The Mustangs pounded the Lobos 15-1. The Lobos then traveled to Brownfield for a doubleheader with the Cubs. The Cubs beat the Lobos 5-2 in the first game but the Lobos fought back and won the second game 12-9. Leading hitters for the games were Gary Sisson, and Jerry Richardson. The Lobos traveled to Hereford March 18, 19, and 20 to play Hereford in the first game of the Hereford Tournament. Hereford beat the Lobos 11-1 but the game was called in the 5th inning because of the 10- run rule . The Lobos then played district foe - Canyon Eagles but were downed again 7-4. The diamondmen also competed in the Eunice Tournament March 26, 27 but had a hard time as Brownfield beat the Lobos 9-4 in the opener. The Lobos then met in the consolation bracket against Hobbs J. V. The team brought back the consolation trophy with a 5-1 win over Hobbs. Gary Sisson was also named to the All-Tourney Team in Eunice. The Lobos started district play in Dumas on April 10 and came out losing both games 6-4 and 10-2. Canyon then traveled to Levelland and once again the Lobos lost both games to Canyon 4-2 , 5-0 . The second half of district play started as Dumas rolled into Levelland splitting the pair with Levelland winning the first '7-0 and dropping the second 3-2 . The Lobos then traveled to Canyon for the last district game of the season. The Lobos lost the first one 6-2 but came back to defeat the district champs 3-1. Leading home-run hitters for the year were Senior Teddy Basye with two and junior Glynn Driver with two also. Juniors Gary Sisson and Jerry Richardson hit one apiece . There were four Lobos selected to the All-District team. They were Seniors Teddy Basye - second baseg Don Yarbrough - pitching: Juniors Rusty Rose and Gary Sisson - outfield. Diamondmen Bat in Losing Season DISTRICT GAMES S LOBOS Dumas 2 Dumas OPPONENT 6 10 2 Canyon Canyon 5 Dumas 2 Dumas 2 Canyon 6 Canyon 1 v I ABOVE TOP: Russ Phillips connects for a hit. ABOVE RIGHT: Don Yarbrough winding up to strike out an Andrews Mustang . ABOVE: An unidentified Lobo gets back to base. RIGHT: Glynn Driver and Jerry Richardson prepare to bat in the scrimmage against the Monterey Plainsman. sw I-.N was Dedicafion Marks 76 Hardballers W I- ' ' 25 , TOPLb pp ABOVER yR b f Andrews Brownfield Brownfield Andrews Lamesa Lamesa Seminole Borger Hereford Canyon Brownfield Brownfield Hobbs J.V. Hereford Coronado Lubbock High Losos oPPoNENT 1 2 . 1 2 ' 6 9 3 , 5 - in 2 5 o 4 0 . 4 Girls Sink 5 on All-District Team 1975-'76 GIRLS' BASKETBALLERS: Standing: Coach Lloyd I-lalbrooks, Becky Verretto, Pam Hyles, Betty McLeod, Becky Pearson, Doris Mitchell, Kathie Henderson, Denise Day. Kneeling: Kathy Gore, Lisa Griffin, Kin Gresham, Karen Knight, Diane Landrum. Under the coaching of Lloyd Halbrooks the Varsity and Junior Varsity Girls' Basketball teams both posted winning seasons. The Varsity had a record of 15 wins and 10 losses, the JV had a record of 9 wins and 7 losses. The girls placed 5 members on the all-district team, they were Kathie Henderson, guard: Doris Mitchell, forwardg Becky Verretto, forward and Becky Pearson honorable mention, guard and Lisa Griffin honorable mention, forward . 1975-'76 GIRLS' BASKETBALLERS: Standing: Coach Lloyd Halbrooks, Sherry Verretto, Yolanda Rodrigues, Rox anne Mclnroe, Gail Ison. Kneeling: Candace Cookston, Penny Rhea, Karen Barnett, Sharon Morris. All-District Becky Verretto shows hustle during a game. derson Becky Pearson and Lisa Griffin LEVELLAND LEVELLAND LEVELLAND LEVELLAND LEVELLAND LEVELLAND LEVELLAND LEVELLAND LEVELLAND LEVELLAND LEVELLAND VARSITY RECORD Littlefield Petersburg Snyder Morton Ropes 33 Slaton 85 Morton 62 Morton 54 Canyon 100 Lockney 57 Snyder 26 Doris Mitchell jumps center court for the ball in a district game. Surrounding Doris: Kathy Gore, Kathie Hen '70 ' ' 60 '74 ' ' 63 51 52 '71 37 49 ' ' 66 61 51 6'7 LEVELLAND LEVELLAND LEVELLAND LEVELLAND LEVELLAND LEVELLAND LEVELLAND LEVELLAND LEVELLAND LEVELLAND LEVELLAND LEVELLAND LEVELLAND LEVELLAND Lrttlefleld Floydada Llttlefreld Muleshoe Morton Seagraves Christ the Dumas Muleshoe Canyon Cooper Muleshoe Canyon Dumas King pgdin' LEVELLAND LEVELLAND LEVELLAND LFVELLAND LEVELLAND LEVELLAND Littlefield Petersburg Lockney Snyder Littlefield Morton JV Record LEVELLAND LEVELLAND LEVELLAND LEVELLAND LEVELLAND LEVELLAND LEVELLAND Seagraves Tahoka Slaton Muleshoe Canyon Muleshoe Canyon 48 23 39 44 40 54 45 57 30 LEVELLAND 41 Morton 23 LEVELLAND 44 Floydada 61 19 42 42 44 29 46 27 43 28 Roundbcallers Hove Victorious Seasons 3 at 5 . V f A Q. f I a 1 'usfpy -xx K I 1, Lisa Griffin puts two in with ease . Girl Roundballers huddle around Coach Halbrooks before a game , Trccksfers Run Jump cmd xi.,,w, -.im i 'e+,,,,,. W T 1976 TRACKSTERS: Top Row: Coach Larry Anthony, Jim Smith, Robert McGuire, Ronald Smith, Kelly Spur- lock, Coach Ted Allen, Coach Lester Driver. 2nd Row: Lorenzo Childers, Mark Patterson, Billy Haliburton, Rudy Ranienz, Bobby Roberw. 3rd Row: Jhnrny Faulkner, Kenneth Kelku, Lonzo kdendoza, Cruz Alannbar, Lance Anthony. Bottom Row: Robert Dunlap, Brent Kenley, Ivan Mitchell, David Mendoza, and Jerry Kirk- land. Voulf To Regionol The track team had three captains for the '75-'76 school year, they were Lorenzo Childers, Kenneth Keller, and Jerry Kirkland . The Lobos started the year with tough competition at a meet in Odessa. The Lobos came out 6th out of 10 in the Odessa meet. Then the Lobos traveled to San Angelo to come out '7th with a score of 28 points. There luck turned when the Lobos easily outscored Snyder at the South Plains College invitational track meet. The Lobos won 11 out of 14 events. Then the Lobos went on to win the Estacado Triangular meet, between Abernathy and Lockney by 61 points. The Lobos took third place in district meet with 86 points, where three tracksters got to advance to regional. The three were Mark Patterson in intermediate hurdles and long jump: Kenneth Keller, high hurdles and high jump: and Robert Dunlap in pole vault. This year's coaching staff consisted of Coach Ted Allen, Coach Lester Driver and Coach Larry Anthony. f i' T gf X- lkf fra . ' 5 ' A Q A X 10805 i WEA wh M.. :Pirate . X g g, K, . ' 'efaifs' ' I O ?f..f:s.:1vv 'v. ' ...Ei 1 .,p.M- t ' n LEFT: Kenneth Keller seems to take everything in stride as he clears a hurdle. ABOVE: Jimmy Faulkner tries for a long one as he participates in the Sweetwater trackmeet. In Memoriam Mrs. Dorothy Green was secretary to the assistant principal for 5 years while she lived in Levelland . Mrs. Dorothy Green and her husband Worth, were active in all school sports, especially the track program. It was not uncommon to see the couple supporting the Lobo track team during a West Texas Sandstorm. She will be missed at those events, but not forgotten: a trophy for outstanding track athletes was established this year in her name. Mrs. Worth Green 1926-1976 if . .am , . ,,,...,r......a.4 . A 2 . 'i n W ,, f , gr, f 4 , ' , A 5245 if V ' U ,,, 'nf sr if if' 4 af A , , U ,, .W , 55 73.2 .W . 1 S , em - ,V it . . f hiya ' 4 ' 1 ,,. V, ' , , g , I fl, .1 ' J 4 '. ' V wr Ya, A I I 6, I L, I 4, 4-., , Q ,Q ' ,V ia 373.7 , t. 77, :LM 55, n M Q M .1 - gf . e atgi , , 9 5 V. I' Wm , ff K ' A' V iff ' ' ' 'k ' if' f 2? ' - I ! V f',L,iAaZ , : .' V w ,, we gi ' .. ,,,, mfg- r 2 - ., M-fx, A b 5 , I, .Mi ff A - ,Q if if fu V , If Y' W , Q ' V WY in ' ' ' B ABOVE: Jimmy Faulkner clears a high one as Robert Dunlap lends some good advice. RIGHT: Jerry Kirkland and Rockie Bernstein practice handing off the baton while Mark Patterson watches. ' 2 l Girls' T-rock Dclshes To Cl Fast Start First Row: Lisa Moore, Denise Day, Beverly Orcutt, Lucy Jones. Second Row: Coach Lloyd Halbrooks, Kathie Henderson, Kim Gresham, Betty McLeod. This was the first year for High School to have Girls' Track team. There were approximately ten girls who signed up for the team . The Lobo Girls' Track team was represented by seven girls at the district meet in Canyon. The seven girls were: Doris Mitchell, Kathie Henderson, Denise Day, Lucy Jones, Betty McLeod, Diane Landrum, and Lisa Moore . Doris Mitchell and Lucy Jones went on to represent Levelland at the Regional meet. Doris Mitchell placed 3rd in the high jump and Lucy Jones placed 5th in the 100 yard dash. Lloyd Halbrooks was the coach for the team. Vorsrty Sloton Fort Stockton Mrdlond Morton Muleshoe Hereford Perryton Won 4 - Lost 7 JV Sloton Morton Slcaton Morton Muleshoe Hereford Hereford Muleshoe Won 2 - Lost 6 SPIKERS WORK HARD l l ' 'I 1 t 4 Netters Sweep Boys if 2 Quark 1975-1976 LOBO NETTERS: Standing: Kirsten Dunson, Jackie Condren, Greg Melton, Gary Cox, Tarry High- tower, Dennis McMasters, Ray Gappe, Dina Waytt. Kneeling: Gyna Thomison, Diana Atchison and Cheryl Cooper. Under the coaching of Coach Sam Goodnight the Lobo Netters came home from District 1-AAA with both first and second place in the boys' doubles division. Gary Cox and Jackie Condren took first place by defeating Greg Melton and Tarry Hightower in the finals in Canyon. This made both doubles teams eligible for the Regional meet in Odessa. Ray Grappe served as alternate for Hightower in the Regional meet. f I -wfqp. WWT , vi District Doubles in Conyon W' ' ' My---sw... , . ,Y-...,,.,, ' t 'L ,Y ' . Y In . ,. .pgnwf fx- ,mf ,, ff ? if , 5' ff t, 'V I , t M, .,,.-re.s., . .,.. .... . X .R in Q .gt si ,Q 8 I I , , , - V, A Y' 'ww w f L gf - 'w wf ,, yhmgfi , ,YJ '- 2 Nmgiszw M., , ABOVE LEFT: TARRY HIGHTOWER, Senior, makes a foreriand drive. ABOVE: GARY COX, Senior, returns the ball over the net. LEFT: CHERYL COOPER and DINA WYATT at a dis- trict tennis tournament W H5 A - -4 6 L -FV 17. Golf Team Up to Por The year started out slow for the LHS Gold team, but as the season wore on, the team got better. The linksters first tourney was the Lubbock Invitational where they blew a 20-stroke, second-place lead to end up with a third-place finish. Hereford was next on the schedule and again the team lost a first-day fifth-place position to an embarrasing tenth-place finish. Traveling next to Muleshoe the golfers missed second by one stroke, losing to Muleshoe. The Clovis Tourney paid off for the team, which brought home a second-place trophy. The team journeyed next to Denver City , where they missed second by only a few shots. Then, their season seemed to be reversedg they left their losing ways and started winning. At the Levelland Invitational the golfers won first, and at the District Tourney they came from an underdog position to grab second, beating runner-up favorite Perryton by 12 strokes. With one victory and two second place finishes, the team traveled to the regional tournament in Andrews for the third straight year. But the TOP: Coach Huffman shows the team - How it's done . K WMM kiln ABOVE: Coach Huffman along with Terry Hill, Ken Williams and Mike Fine various members of the team ' m' competition seemed too tough and the golfers cou1dn't get anything going: so they had to take a fourth place finish. ' This ended another year of success and disappointment for Coach Colie Huffman and his golfers, who are hoping maybe next year for a spot in the state tourney. LEFT: Daniel Contreas doesn't seem to know what club to use . BELOW LEFT: Mark Roberts tees off - but to where? BELOW RIGHT: Mike Dunn and an unidentified golfer get the gear ready to go. Q .5 G 1, ,,:s 4, f. ,gy W, f f ,f xf' , If fl C Y sg, i ,,,V ' ,,.:. . ,,Wm.Inw f-.mr .rw '4' ' 'Q lr' 6 'A J , f ' ,I F., 'Y ,, Q, V K 4- .4 - ., 7 ' I' 1 I ' , W M 4 . fs 4 1, 'SJW A 9 Ig -are H 1 'Zfu 1 1 in 1 4 N, if -u,,, 'fbfq 1. -' .mn Ar N 0-:mf ,W 4 Y ' 1 W V,-W. ..,,, ill? 5'1, 'H Q J i? 'A N X W U 0 20 ,, ,,,,, , ,W ROCDKI .. .Dj -S ...Jian .Y Rookies Report To LHS ff- ,,,b...,W ,.,A,,,,.,.....-v-'-'-v ' ,kkk K . MW -- -ww' , ..,,W,,...N-raw--'W ' of-Leg o oo hijjifttt A Officers for the '75-'76 Sophomore class were Secretary, Romana Hernandez, president, Brian French. Not pic- tured is vice- president Chris Dunnn. The Rookies arrived at high school excited and just a little scared. But with the help of the upperclassrnen they soon became acquainted with the high school routine. Meeting new people, more privileges, a few harder classes, and being Rookies were all part of the Sophomore's first year in high school. 'pow'- '38 a.. Bobby Abbott Pam Accuff Efram Alambar Travis Albright Veronica Alcazar Russell Allen Cindy Altman Authur Alvarado Luis Alvarado Sylvia Alvarado Buck Anderson Jill Anderson Lance Anthony Tammy Arbuckle Betty Arnold Jimmy Atchison Sally Bara Karen Barnett Josie Barron Delores Baze Cindy Bernstien Craig Blair Atha Blake Sonny Blake Monty Bowman Kathy Bradford Becky Brewster Roxanne Brothers Susan Brown Mitchell Burt aw' P L. , Y Robbie Calhoun La Deanna Campbell Doug Carnell Rosie Carranza Esmeralda Castillo Lori Caswell Carmen Charles Doug Charter Sandra Chavarria Carol Christian Lisa Claborn Doyle Clem Debbie Clement Mary Coday Mable Collins Mike Collins Jackie Condren Farley Cook Candace Cookston Alan Cooper Karen Cooper Sylvia Cortez Scott Crandell Shelly Currington Julie Curry Connie Davis SuAnne Davis Teresa Davis Mike Dominguez Tom Derrington 65 his 3 x A . Lesley Donnell David Dunn Danny Ellison Timmy Engledow Jimmy Faulkner Frances Fetsch Mike Fine Gary Fletcher Bryan French Tonette French Terri Ford Kelly Foss Robin Foster Priscilla Foy Cnlz Garcia Cole Garner Andy Geiger Sharon Gerstenberger Lowell Gibson Andy Gilbert Sam Golightly Margie Gomez Nora Gomez Hector Gonzales Linda Gonzales Mary Ann Gonzales Melba Gonzales Kathy Gore Marla Gouge Danny Gram I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 3 Ann Robinson, Ian Robinson and Melba Gutierrez, sophomores show varying degrees of under- standing about World History. SOPHOMORES STRUGGLE IN STUDIES Pam Graninger Ray Grappe Becky Greene Lisa Griffin Josie Guerra Dianne Hall Penny Hart Carter Harvey Randy I-Ienderickson Ramonia I-Iernadez 6 L+, As , ,.,.i,.g,,, ,. Teresa Hernadez Ricky Herrera Jerry Herring Terry Hill Chris Hock Paul Hollednack Randy Hopkins Becky Howard Don Humpherys Donna Ivey Shauna Ivey Charles Jackson Paula Jackson Doyle Johnson Tad Jourden Cindy Jungman Brent Kenley Jimmy Kennedy Dorian Kidd Danny Kizer Deanna Land Sarah Lattimore Rhonda Lloya Judy Madewell Pam Marrow Felix Martinez Juan Martin Mark Martin Jose Martinez Lee May l l il 4 LeAnn McCulloch Debra McDermitt Robert McGuire Roxann Mclnroe Carolyn Mclntire Debbie Mclntire Joe Mendez David Mendoza Debbie Meritt Kevin Methvin Karen Miller Ivan Mitchell Sam Mitchell Lisa Moore Sharon Morris Matt Morin Bobby Mulloy Beatrice Murerice Geneva Murrillo Mike Myrick Natalie Ortiz Rosa Ortiz Angel Padillo Penny Palmer Pete Pauley David Phillips Max Poer Dennis Prindle Jane Qualls Darrell Raines j-fe .Q i 1 Cindy Reding Brenda Redus Ann Riddle Sharon Riddle Joe Rios Larry Robbins Ann Robinson Jan Robinson Bobby Roberts JoBurk Roberts Jesse Rodriguez Johnna Rogers Adriana Ruiz Diane Rule John Rumbaugh Kathy Salazar Rosalinda Santos Becky Serenil Rodney Serenil Jackie Seymour Lola Simpson Paula Simpson Donnie Singleton Cindy Smith Mary Smith Darla Stanley Karen Stevens Karen Stewart Brett Taylor Gloria Taylor Tonia Taylor Sharlet Taylor Velincia Thaxton Brian Thoms Robbie Thrash Mike Tillman Jancie Tindel Phala Tipps Gyna Tomison Ray Toney Rin Tumwattana Toni Tyler Larry Vennes Richard Verdine Becky Veretto Vicki Vest Curtis Ward Randy Weems Kathy Welch Terry Wells Joe Whitfield Ken Wilhite Jackie Williams Tim Williams Vicki Williams Carolyn Winn Julie Wright Sharon Wright Susan Wright Dina Wyatt Steve Mary Zuniga Yarbrough ALBOVE: Robbie Thrash and Leslie Donnell perform in a drama department production of Arsenic and Old Lace. BELOW: Brian French fights off a Brownfield Cub during a JV game. ROCKIES SHOW TALENT Penny Palmer, twirler, entertains the crowds during a pep rally. ng 4 L, . . -if I -f,' ,'1' 2 I :rw '-Li E, 45 0 .Y ' 3' 5, 6 -W , Q ,,p 5 Y ' 8 . m 1. X -2 P' o I ' K nf? n- .vi ,,.., , , V I5 ,,,. . .. , . , 1, , W, 11 , fi xy: ,M f ...W 7 fy ' lid! Q 1 I I. fl ' I ' 3 ,,,L N Q ' I ' CLUBS 1 X ,L., KN '6 0 XM ., 55 l E ki . V, X A X X 57 x 6'3 x i J vhggtth 1975-'76 CHOIR OFFICERS: Standing: Tommy Copeland, Donny Martin, David McGee, Jerry Kirkland, Warren Stroud, Toad Paxton. Seated: Diana Atchison, Ella Washington, Jackie Jackson, Becky Lucas, Lynn Taylor, Lil' Abner Bursts Through LHS Janna Wyatt . Janna Wyatt in her role as Miss Appassionata Von Climax. Tracie Stanley, Jerry Kirkland, Wayne Downing, Warren Stroud and David McGee in Dog Patch USA . . . Officers of the Lobo Chorale for the 1975-7 6 were Warren Stroud, presidentg Diana Atchison, secretary: Bill Daniel, treasurer: David McGee, chaplaing Becky Lucas, librariang Jackie Jackson, historian: Jerry Kirkland and Ella Washington, uniform chairmen: Tracie Stanley and Tommy Copeland, publicity. The Chorale participated in UIL Contests receiving a Division I in sight-reading for the mixed choirs and a Division I in concert for the girls' choirs. They had a concert presenting their contest selections. A Bicentennial-Thanksgiving Concert was held at Texan Dome as well as another Bicentennial Concert in January. A joint Christmas concert was held with the band in December. Thirteen members were selected to represent LHS Choir in the All-Region Choir: placing five in the All-Area Choir and one in the All-State Choir. Six students made Division I ratings in solo and ensemble contests making them eligible for state competition. The musical production of Li1' Abner was presented in May with the cooperation of the Drama and Art Departments. Choir director was Mr. Chris Munn. Warren Stroud was selected to the All State Choir. LEFT: Members of the All-Region Choir BELOW: The choir sang at Gradu- ation and Baccalaureate . 4 sf Vg fp I36 LOBO CHCDRALE STRIVES !'U !f 'ilv 4-of-v--f - Q-1.-...-.....-v ...i.......i ,ASX W 3 1 if I 1' ' Q' wffi., Qi- S , Q g , 4 A Q nv lip N Q: msn ? 1 , A ,, L , 2 ' 'Lf - ' Y .4 4 sg 5 MM, FOR MUSICIANSHIP was X. if 5 i X- wb. Q50-Wwwfg .Wu , , M Www-WWW H'j:3,,'9rwwnufw--W ww, Y-few vwwmwwwmmem QM,-hw.. - N., V . , V .E .W , ,vm JM WW xW,,,,,.gm. M 4 'S JJ. W ff, M430 ,. -,SP - ... mann .L '75-'76 LHS BAND OFFICERS: lst Row: Otis Cook, Teresa Donnell, Rhonda Toney, Elaine McLean, Lisa Pay ton, Connie Bowling. Standing: Bobby Deel, Warren Stroud, Dale Benham. Benhom Leads Bond To K.C. Cheryl Cooper served as the jun ior drum major. '75-'76 LHS TWIRLERS: Penny Palmer, Debbie DeArmond, Jan Robinson, Cindy Reding . TOP: Participating in one of the Bicentennial Programs BOTTOM: The band attended and played at all games. The LHS Band represented Levelland exceptionally well in a demanding and fun filled year. The band began working in early August on marching fundamentals. They performed at all football games with a record of 8-1-1 for their half-time competition. The band officers were president Dale Benham , vice-president Otis Cook, secretary Elaine McLean, and publicity chairman Connie Bowling. Drum majors were Warren Stroud and Cheryl Cooper. Twirlers were Debbie DeArmond, Penny Palmer, Jan Robinson, and Cindy Reding . The band received a division ll in marching contest in Lubbock, a division II in concert and a division I in sightreading. 14 members of the band were named to the all-region band. For the annual Sweetheart Assembly, Connie Bowling was chosen Band Sweetheart and Dale Benham was chosen as Band Beau. In February 39 students entered in Solo and Ensemble Contest, with 29 coming home with a division I or II . Among the various fund-raising projects for the Spring Trip to Kansas City were a Spaghetti Supper, candy sale, notepads and photograph albums, and Drix sales. Throughout the year, the band participated in the Bicentennial Celebrations presented by the community of Levelland. The band ended the year with the annual band banquet in May. Mr. Lindsay and his constant companion, the briefcase, at Liberal Kansas. 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'3NUuf 251 'W f , ' cy ' f w f My WE MPJQ' 3 ,V vm- if f r '- ,, ' 5 ' , t W , av?, .4gr V 4,xf5'N'1.,,W,,Mw,wf-g,m,,' -M., 1 mv ,a w ,a-V, 2w f'F Y V f1 ew d 'N X i 2' 1'- M , Y N 5 ww 3 'WEEFNM H ' 'WHT 'WWW1-Wwi-i.'5'19 W 'fav' ' 'www ww, ' Q w,.,,,4,-m.H,..w W I , ,,1M,,,,. he ,A , W -if V ' - b 'f -V 1- 5, 1, ' Mig' xg - V f ' 5, L' . 4 73 ' 75 ' I g, ei? , V wp, 2 .ww f ,Q-1, , 1, , X1 Q 31 H ww, - V ,if - ld, X 1 w '.,,4,,.W , vga ,M,M,H, as ,IW , 140 .Q 1 :Eb ,W STAND PRCUD all l :..,.f-Q 5 521' v D 9 0 0 STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Tonja Currington - secretary, Jerold Villanueva - president and Sid Hill - vice -president . SC Dances The Student Council for '75-'76 Calias Plan-A- Dancej held various activities throughout the year. Officers were Jerold Villanueve, Sid Hill, and Tonja Currington. Dances and Twirp Week were the main attractions. Bill DeMore , KSEL disc jockey got to be a common sight at LHS on a Friday night. The Council sponsored a Christmas door decoration contest that was a big success. Over the Christmas holidays the parking lot was painted. The Sweetheart Assembly and dance were held on February 13. Twirp Week was from May 3-7 . The first day was a people sale as slaves were bought for discount prices. Everyone reverted to their childhood on Tuesday with Kid Day. A magician also performed. Wednesday was the messiest day of them all as supposedly mature young men crammed each others face full of cream pie. May 6 , 1976 became May 6, 1956 with 50's Day. The DOC, Junior Chapter DOC, and the Phantoms were all out in full rumbling attire . At the sockhop at lunch a fake rumble occurred , but fortunately no one was hurt. Friday was Almost Anything Goes and just about everything did, including the tug-o-war rope. The Sophs won the day's activities and got into the dance free that night. Through Year .5 f Q- f 1 k,,, Z l Q rl 5 W. ' 5 r l Es ,pf Cole Turner and Bobby Deel feeding their faces at the pie eating contest. STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS: 1st Row: Terry Pace, Elaine Bauer, Lisa Claborn, Dina Wyatt, Wynn Windsor, Russ Phillips, Robbie Thrash, Bryan French, Tammy Taylor, Cindy Jackson. 2nd Row: Delain Archer, Ella Washington, Farley Cook, Randy Henderickson, Kelly Mixon, Sheryl Nelson, Lamar Griffin, Brent Taylor. 3rd Row: Jena Long, Jimmy Faulkner, Billy Halburton, Ken Williams, Ramona Hernandez, Margrett Daily, Jerry Marrow, Larry Pugh, John Perkins, Jimmy Atchison. STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS: Janna Wyatt, Bobby Deel, Kelly Wade, Debbie DeArmond, Teresa Donnell, Lewis Palmer, Melba Gonzales, Susan Ortiz, Tony Guerra, Mary DeLeon, Rhonda Beebe. Spanish Club Vs. Son Antonio ABOVE: Johnny Carranza, Lindy Leggitt and Lucie Loykasek entertain at the Spanish Club Supper. RIGHT: SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS: John Per- kins, Tony Guerra, Chris Bigham and Irene Gomez. BELOW: Trina Williams and Terri Taylor feed the KITTY for the Orphanage in Mexico. y wal 9' 'UMW f .Q Ji ' 'gif , . 'E s If A Tarzan alias Jim Smith does his famous yell in the IICCS at the San Antonio Zoo. SPANISH CLUB DELEGATES: 1st Row: Johnny Castillo, Robbie Thrash, Lisa Griffin, Lucie Loykasek, Debbie Sears. 2nd Row: Nancy McDonnell, Cole Turner, Tammy Jackson, Jim Smith, Cathy Hope, Sandra Richardson, Lindy Leggitt. 3rd Row: Baltazar Padilla, Chris Bigham, Terri Taylor, David Land, Brad Sexton, Jackie Jackson, Mike Lawson, Ronnie Franklin, and sponsor Betty Holder. The Spanish Club which consisted of 69 members had an exciting year kicked off by the club's annual Mexican Supper. The club also sponsored car washes, bake sales, and carnation sale among a few. The club also donated money to a Mexican orphanage and food to a needy family at Christmas. The highlight of the year was a trip to the PASF Convention in San Antonio. The Spanish Club officers for 1976 were John Perkins, president, Tony Guerra, vice-presidentg Chris Bigham, publicity chairmang and Irene Gomez, secretary. Virginia Gomez was the PASF chairman-reporter. Sponsor for the 1976 club was Mrs. Betty Holder. 1976 SPANISH CLUB MEMBERS: Lupe Alvarada, Jessie Arriaga, Bob Baggett, Rosie Barron, Eddie Blair, Chris Bigham, Ann Blassigame, Johnny Carranza, Esmeralda Castillo, Johnny Castillo, Sylvia Cortez, Bill Daniel, Debbie DeArmond, Mary DeLeon, Ronnie Franklin, Irma Garcia, Irene Gomez, Virginia Gomez, Elezar Gonzales, Mary Grant, Lisa Griffin, Tony Guerra , Carter Harvey, Tarry Hightower, Cathy Hope , Jackie Jackson, Tammy Jackson, Sharon Jeffcoat, David Land, Mike Lawson, Lindy Leggitt, Lucie Loykasek, Nancy McDonnell, Roxanne Mclnroe, Joe McLean, Alonzo Mendoza, Debbie Merritt, Kelly Mixon, Beverly Orcutt, Susan Ortiz, Baltazar Padilla, Mike Palmer, Penny Palmer, John Perkins, Joe Rios, Mark Roberts, Chris Salaza, Kathleen Salazar, Rosa Santos, Debbie Sears, Brad Sexton, Kenda Sheppard, Jim Smith, Diane Suniga, Tammie Taylor, Terri Taylor, Robbie Thrash, Cole Turner, Yolanda Villanueva, Kyle Word, Trina Williams, Geniece Wilson, and Kathy Wright. . .ax fx 5 I . ll SCA: Standing: Lori Caswell, Mrs. Adair, K. Brenda Ward, Iohnna Roger, Penny Palmer, Cheryl Cooper, Jerry Kirkland, David McGee, Dina Wyatt. Seated: Atha Blake, Janna Wyatt, Laura Mitchell, Jane Qualls, Velen- cia Thaxton, Karen Cooper, Becky Lucas, Lindy Leggitt, and Co neil Bowling. SCA Highlights Yeclr With Picnic The Student Christian Association sponsored by Mrs. Maxine Adair had a busy year. They provided a concession stand at all home baseball games. At Christmas they gave boxes of candy and fruit to the custodians and cafeteria workers. They voted to give 100 dollars to help pay the medical expenses of Johnnie Harris, a 5 year old girl with a heart malfunction. The officers for SCA were: David McGee - presidentg Jerry Kirkland - vice-presidentg Cheryl Cooper - secretary and Janna Wyatt - treasurer. Ji W ,,.f-r'-A FTA VISITS HOUSTCN CONFERENCE The Future Teachers of America had a very exciting year, with various activities. Officers were Scott McCullogh, Vice-Pres. , Terry Pace, Secretary, Larry Pugh and Treasurer, Joe Whitefield. Among the many activities sponsored the FTA were Bake Sales, a car wash, a garage sale. Those attending District and State Convention were Jackie Jackson, Tammy Iackson, Sabrina Thoms, Mary Grant, Kyle Davis, Bill Mitchell, Bob Baggett, and Scott McMul1ch. LEFT: Rhonda Beebe, Sabrina Thoms, Sponsor Lynn Schnrock, Elaine Bauer, Scott McCulloch, Sheryl Nelson . Tammy Taylor, and Beverly Orcutt. BELOW: Mary Grant, Scott McCullogh, Bob Baggett, Cole Turner, Larry Pugh, Kelly Wade, Ted Basye, Lance Anthony, Jackie Jackson, Tersa Hensly. Sponsors were Sandra Richardson and Lynn Schnrock. lnllnil fix um FFA Encourciges Responsibilities Designed to educate high school students in the various aspects of agriculture as a vocation, the Levelland Chapter of Future Farmers had a very successful year. The many projects that were participated in by the future farmers were: fruit sale , fat stock shows area and out of town, and the Parent-Member banquet. The Chapter Star Greenhand award went to Danny Arnwineg the Chapter Star Farmer went to Don Arnwineg and the Outstanding Chapter member went to Larry Pugh. The production awards went to Travis Mclnroe in Lambs, Terry Pace in Swine , Dan Shaffer in Beef Production, and Don Arnwine in Livestock Production. The showmanship awards were taken by Hoy Shakespeare for beef showmanship, Larry Pugh for Lamb showmanship, and Terry Pace for Swine showmanship. Toni Shakespeare was chosen by the future farmers as chapter Sweetheart. She was presented a white sweetheart jacket at the Parent-Member Banquet. Toni participated in various activities during the year. Officers for the '75-'76 year were Travis Mclnroe, president: Larry Pugh, vice presidentg Jay Smith, secretaryg Joe Whitfield, treasurer, Billy Halliburton, reporterg Jimmy Atchison, parliamentariang Scott McCulloch, student advisorg and Billy Sheek, chaplain. J'-. ya-1-Ji If 'Ab-I Officers for the '75-'76 School Year: Top Row: Billy Halliburton, lay Smith, Scott McCulloch and Jimmy Atchison. Bottom Row: Travis Mclnroe, and Joe Whitfield. Insert: Larry Pugh, top, and Billy Sheek. s . ?Fx-, s 'fi fs Q ,N 1 ABOVE LEFT: Brian Hall, place kicker for Texas Tech, speaking at the annual Parent-Member Ban- quet. ABOVE RIGHT: Larry Don Pugh shows off his showman- ship award from the Level- land Livestock show. LEFT: Jimmy Atchison takes time to pose with Grand Champion Hog at Livestock sale. 14 Drcamcl Dept. - Acts Up' The Drama Class presented two one-act plays for the student body in the fall, l'm a Foo1 and The Valiant. Arsenic and Old Lace was presented as a night production before Christmas. UIL Contest was held in April in Clarendon where they presented The Company of Wayward Saints. Other activities included going to the Hayloft to see a musical production and The Little Foxes at Tech. Officers for the Drama Club were Bobby Roberts, president: Ward Nicholson, vice-pres.: Tammy Jackson, secretary-treasurer: Robbie Thrash, historian: and Mrs. Lavoy Jones, sponsor. They also worked with the choir to present Lil Abner in the spring. The Speech classes attended tournaments in Lubbock, Abilene and Canyon this year with the District competition being held in Canyon. Students entered in prose and poetry reading, informative and persuasive speaking, and debate. They attended a workshop in the fall held in Odessa , and went on a tour of the Globe Theatre. RIGHT: Leslie Donnell and Robbie Thrash demonstrate the detailed work of young actors. BELOW LEFT: Jesus Torres is just sitting this one out. BELOW RIGHT: Members of the Drama Dept. give a listening ear to what Jesus Torres has to say. yumbidiv Seated: June Turner, Donya Crittendon, Kathy Wright, Dawn Tugwell. Standing: Margorie Daily, Cindy Miller, Vicky Samsel, Donna Caswell, and Robin Foster. HAIRDRESSERS STYLE LHS iffk '3,g 3j be f tg, S 1 . t a Q55 Q g 555: Q A A, X .. Seated: Tammy Huddleston. Standing: Robin Fos- ter, David Mendoza, Betty Craddick, and Ann Riddle. PUBLICATIONS PEOPLE PRODUCE STAFF OF THE LOBO LAIR Janna Wyatt Editor Sid Hill Associate Edi tor Managing Editor Randy Roberts News Editor Mark Roberts Sports Editor Jerry Richardson Feature Editor Mary Grant Spe cial Assignments Elaine Bauer Club and Exchange V1ck1 Barnett Business Manager Joe McLean and Head Photographer Rhonda Beebe STAFF OF THE EL LOBO Editors - Juniors Nancy McDonnell and Sheryl Nelson Senior Sabrina Thoms Section Editor - Stacy Roberts Business Manager - Kenda Sheppard and Photographers Beverly Orcutt Teresa Shakespeare Mary Grant Kelly Mixon. 1976 STAFF: Elaine Bauer, Stacy Roberts, Vicki Bar- nett, Randy Roberts, Janna Wyatt, Kelly Mixon, Sid Hill, Jerry Richardson, Joe McLean. JOURNALISM I: Robbie Thrash, Tammy Taylor, Jerry Richardson, Johnny Costillo, Susie Nutter, Kathy Sala- zar, Beverly Orcutt, and Rin Tumwattana. PROFESSICDNAL PRINTED PRODUCTS , I, Rhonda Beebe, Teresa Shakespeare Hensley, Sabrina Thoms, Nancy McDonnell, Sheryl Nelson, and Mary Grant. Sheryl Nelson . . . Beverly Orcutt takes time out from the darkroom to frolic in the sun . . . , it. f,f, if ,.L- , Staff Members weren't to be found when the staff picture was taken: where were Mark Roberts and Kenda Sheppard? if i , t. t I W fx , s ' 'z -4 ' ' sr Welcome to my nightmare says Nancy McDonnell as she works on the 1976 El Lobo . . . 4'-.Q wiv Of I'm not scared of any ole deadline says ii , 5 NHS MEMBERS: Ted Bayse, Connie Bowling, Greg Melton, Evelyn Bazan, Kelly Wade, Sabrina Thoms, Bob Baggett, John Perkins, and Bill Mitchell. NHS Inducfs 34 ef' NEW NHS MEMBERS: Seated: Sheryl Nelson, Teri Melton, Lucy Loykasek, Beth Campbell, Becky Lucas, Elaine Bauer, Sherry Verretto. Standing: Brenda Maytak, Cheryl Cooper, Kim Gresham, Gary Cox, Jena Long, Ronnie Franklin, Todd Paxton, Jerry Kirkland, Brad Sexton, Kathie Henderson, Daniel Rodriquez. iw- NEW NHS MEMBERS: Seated: Becky Pearson, Stacy Roberts, Gina Poff, Teresa Donnell, Rhonda Beebe, Tracie Stanley. Standing: Teresa Shakespeare, Jerry Christian, Russ Phillips, Warren Stroud, Wynn Windsor, Sid Hill, Tommy Copeland, Johnny Castillo and Wesley Burt. Wulf Teresa Shakespeare, Stacy Roberts, Mrs. Carter, and Mrs. Stagner prepare mugs to be given to all teachers. The National Honor Society is composed of those students that are elected by the faculty for their scholarship , leadership, character, and service. The NHS is by far the most prestigious club in LHS. The society had a car wash, bake sale and an out-of-school picnic , and presented the faculty with mugs to show their appreciation. The NHS also held their annual banquet in April. New members were installed at the First Methodist Church. Officers for the '75- '76 year were Kyle Davis, president: Janna Wyatt, vice- presidentg Diana Atchison, sec.g and Christine Salazar, treasurer. Sponsor for the NHS was Mrs. Wilda Stagner. WhoT's Cooking in FHA Levelland FHA officers were Kim Gresham - presidentg Tammie Powell - vice-president, Delaine Archer - 2nd vice-presidentg Beverly Orcutt - 3rd vice-presidentg Lindy Leggitt - 4th vice-president: Lucie Loykasek - 5th vice- presidentg and Jenifer VanNess - treasurer. Sponsors were Barbra Griffin and Lona Carter. Among the many activities the this year FHA members participated in the Fall and Spring Sew It With Cotton Contests. At Christmas they held a faculty tea and at Valentines they sponsored the annual cake party. HERO-FHA The HERO FHA students had a fund raising drive for the Employer- Employee Appreciation Banquet. The students attended both area and Ft. Worth conventions along with this year's sponsor, Mrs. Mildred Montgomery. - Q ' FHA OFFICERS: Standing: Delaine Archer, Kin Gresham, Tammie Powell, Jena Long. Seated: Lindy Leggitt, Jenifer VanNess, and Lucie Loykaske . HECE: Standing: Cheryl Stinson, Geniece Wilison, Beth Green- wood, Pam Hyles, Sarah Hernandez, Karen Stafford, Tanya Tyler, Celia Corbell, Penny Rhea, Janie Guerra, and Shirley Nicholson. Officers for Auto Mechanrcs thrs year were Eustolro Ramrrez pres Wesley Burt vlce pres Tom Derrngton secretary Ronnre Smrth treasurer Bruce Alexander reporter and Rlchard Natrons Sergeant at Arms LEFT: Frnley Archer John Taylor Freddre Roach Danny Krser Kenneth Keller Robbre Crank Tom Durrng ton Mark Wrrght Ronny Davls Irmmy Kennedy BELOW Thomas Martrnez Rlchard Natrons Mark Hale Kenneth Reader Wesly Butr B111 Conelly Bruce Alexander Iunror Ramrrez and Janes Hrnes The sponsor th1s year for Auto Mechanrcs was Mr Frank Sav 'RW' :ga f T3 -Fi-Q1 S -we 35 A A M 'kgftx W it af :gt K txt s I 5 age 'bi' ' 1 L Q 'ff p JZEI. ' 721. T tk S' . - -, f J ew ' M..- Building Trades Hammers Our Year Each year the Building Trades Department builds one house. They experience and practice the techniques used by professional carpenters . RIGHT: Pictured here is the house built this year by the class . BELOW: Bob Gaines, Larry Vennes, Steve Blair, Jim Davis, Hose Hernadez, Bobby Newberry, and Lowell Gibson. ,I I 4 M' i - ICT Learn Skills LEFT: Working diligently Kathy Davis seems to have everything in order. She is employed by Pool Oil Company. Kathy is involved in D.E. BELOW: A real man's job - Chester Altman displays his ability. BOTTOM: Bobby Miller and John Tarr show off their award: both John and Bobby are in ICT. BOTTOM RIGHT: Larry Martin, Gary Webb, Pedro Luna pose pretty - while taking a break from ICT. VOE Prepares Youth for Occupations This year the Vocational Office Education members were very busy with many of their money raising projects. This included the Student Directory, and Basketball programs. Officers this year were Sharon Jephcott - presidentg Cathy Hope - vice-president, Deborah Sears - secretary-treasurerg Lori Minter - reporterg and Delaine Archer - scrapbook keeper. Mr. Tom Sawyer is the sponsor of VOE. ABOVE: Pictured is Mr. Sawyer, the sponsor for this year. RIGHT: Senior members of VOE are Rhonda Toney, Sabrina Thoms, Tonja Currington, and Sharon Iephcottg these mem- bers worked in,the Co-op pro- gram. BELOW: Junior lab members this year were Linda Jackson, Sherry Veretto, Deborah Sears, Ella Mae Washington, Yolanda Villaneuva, Delaine Archer, Diane Suniga, Debbie Spears, Cathy Hope, Lisa Crunk, and Lori Minter. S t xt -S- ,+'F1 S E sie 7 fad' ss 1, 1 if S i I ..,,,vgp 'Sfgfaf L 0' ,gaping l' Q Q vi FRENCH-GERMAN CLUB MEMBERS: lst Row: Garth Land, Debbie DeArmond, Cheryl Cooper, Yolanda Rodri- guez. 2nd Row: Betty Cox, Peggy Land, Ramon Rodriquez, Patrice Kennedy, Karen Walke, Cindy Bernstien. 3rd Row: Francsis Fetch, Lance Anthony, Teresa Donnell, Pam Coleman, Judi Bowen, Iohnna Rogers, Romana French-German Club Stages Supper ll EW m ei ' 2 QQ i U rd-v- ! m 'P -'H !-Dinh Sponsor Mrs. Cox converses in French 1 WAV' Mgr! t,,,,,,,, . 'L with Nicole Copeland from Angola. , -im . ' - :,:?w,ze,sg,, 4' fl??V'I?5i1' f r ,G ,, ,. 27 W A -arno- E fa V 4 ww , .M by 2' Z t KTWGW TRAINERS Administration Advises LHS Director of Secondary Education - Mr. Bruce Roark, Superintendent of School - Mr. Bill Vardeman, and Busi ness Manager - Mr. Frank Henderson. Mr. Bill Vardeman is the Superintendent of the Leveltland Independent School District. He received his Bachelor of Science Degree and his Master's Degree from Texas Tech University, Lubbock. Director of Secondary Education, Mr. Bruce Roark received his Bachelor of Science Degree at Oklahoma State and his Master's at North Texas State University at Denton, Texas. Mr. Frank Henderson, Business Manager is in charge of collecting taxes to finance school needs and is in charge of the maintenance department. 'f ' 'f ff2i.w in ,ay N' N-A V. ff . as -I X . Q - y 5 it x xx x '7 E it ' J S i Kiwi YJ if 0 T s ff 'T f ' it 5? i e e A ' .- xx V U I - - if ggi l Boord of Eolucofion .Qin-sawn... Chester Bridges Arnold Brown Eddie Courtney Qt i f N. 'Q u ,f Bob Odell H. L. Shakespeare I. R. Stanley Bob Thornan - President 66 Rookie Staff Runs LHS for '75-'76 In his first year as LHS principal Mr. Bob Martin made several changes and improvements . ABOVE: Assistant principal Mr. Jim Fe in his first year in that position worked hard to keep things smooth at the high school. Another newcomer to LHS was Mrs. Harriett Roark - she served as registrar. atherston also 00110 'TRAINERS' TEACH BASICS Don Abbott Athletics, Social Studies Maxine Adair English Ted Allen Athletics , Biology Larry Anthony Athletics , Psychology Kenneth Basye Social Studies Bobby Birdsong Biology Lonna Carter Home Economics Betty Cox French , German Ray Davis English Lester Driver Athletics, Social Studies Saleta Duff Business Jana Ellington English Gerry Etchison VAC Michael Everts Math Harold Gouge Athletics, Social Studies Barbara Griffin Home Economics Elizabeth Holder Spanish John Hope Art Robert House Drafting Coleman Huffman Athletics, Social Studies Ronald Humphreys Health Tommie Hunt Science Lavoy Jones Drama , English I . B . Kempson Math Marlin Lindsay Band Mildred McMurry Business Freda McVay Journalism , Photography up aix ur-NY in-1-of gqw'--. Qw ,ws fig, X at 4. .5 fl '53 99,7 .,...., 'inf M. . w x, iw Mildred Montgomery HECE Claude Northcutt English Laverne Palmer Cosmetology Linda Patton P.E. , Health Francis Raymond Librarian Sandra Richardson Math Thomas Sawyer VOE Lynn Schoenrock Resource Teacher Luine Simpson Math Nancy Smith Math Aide R. L. Sonnenburg Director of Voc. Ed. Wilda Stagner English E. C. St. Clair ICT Janie Taylor Math Aide Robert Watkins D . E . 70 'Trainers' Prepare Teams David White Auto Mechanics Bill Whitfield Vocational Ag . 'V' Phyllis Woods English Dr. Bill Greene Academic Counselor Robert Conway Vocational Counselor Not Pictured: Lillian Brahser, English Aide: Sally Dukatnik, Special W' ,,,.- ...ru Lloyd Halbrooks , Athletics: Q A Chris Munn, Choirg 3' 5 Q ' y 5 Jimmy Rogers, Building yr'g' 3 F Tradesg C i j A it M y y A Dan Watkins, Athletics S '- C ' i 22223 Mr. Birdsong, Mr. Martin, Mr. Kempson, and Mrs. Simpson sit around and plan their strategy Ladies With Spoons, Men With Brooms How would the cafeteria be the same without these five ladies who spend endless hours preparing food for the students. Pictured below are Ruby Gill, Ruby Anderson, Opal Shipman, Thelma Northcutt, and Elda Beesinger. Working many hours before school starts and after school is out these men clean, mop, sweep, and see to it that our school is kept in running order. LEFT: Alfonson Bela and Cecil Luna like always with a smile on their face and a broom, mop ect. in their hands. TOP: Coach Abbotts' raiders prepare to invade Mr. Basye's current events troops. ABOVE: Sheryl Nelson and Ierry Richardson: LHS Lovers. ABOVE RIGHT: Decorating for the PROM . . . RIGHT: Tug-of-War at Lobo Lake OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: 1976 Graduates LEFT: Pulling some strings at an assembly RIGHT: Brad Sexton prepares to shoot the basketball team. What Ccm We Soy 9 'Ziff f f ffm., Limilfiv 91 1 ,wwf x' 5 B fi YM'-. WE WERE PROS!!! TOP: LHS Choir's production of Lil' Abner during May ABOVE: Coach Lester Driver fulfilling his promise not to shave if his team went undefeated: which they did . . . RIGHT: Last few weeks tucker out senior Ted Basye. . . As the final curtain is drawn, we the staff of the El Lobo would like to thank the Pros, Understudies, Rookies, and Trainers for making our job so INTERESTING . . . we hope you have enjoyed this, the 1976 El Lobo. We were Pros: all of us - but the pros have now past just as the years have gone on to memories. The Rookies are now Understudies and the Understudies made it to the pros. But the question still remains DO YOU KNOW WHERE YOU'RE GOING . . . ON TO BIGGER AND BETTER THINGS! .,..-.-k. A 1 ,, .sg-. . .f,f. r. N J tyst I I. ' 'T ' 1- ... A . sJ,sttss I s ABOVE LEFT: Scottie McCol1och and Vance Garner TRYING to keep their bods in shape. ABOVE: Must be a ROOKIE LEFT: Having a patio party to celebrate the end of school are Mrs. McVay and Mrs. Holder. ABOVE: Mrs. Barbara Griffin gives us that Aggie Grin RIGHT: But I don't want to go says Mark Roberts to Ivan Mitchell. BELOW: Daniel Contreras meditates over that last shot law I 1 , V, N Wh The Stars Just Kept on Shining ik V , , , .,,', 5, H f ., A I K it f lui., at 5 ff ,lg 1 M, :fr 'Mi ' I 95,5 A2125 S New sa TOP: Red noses and frozen fingers don't keep these Lobo supporters from backing the baseball team. ABOVE: Shooting the breeze before class . . . LEFT: Bump and Boogie Lora Cathey and Rusty Rose . . . BOTTOM: Jill Anderson dazzles the crowd with her smile as she trys out for cheerleader. Senior Credits i SUE ADAMS - Choir 2, 3, DE 4, SCA 3, 4, French German 2 CRUZ ALAMBAR - IV Football, Track, UIL Sliderule, Number Sense Contest BRUCE ALEXANDER - VICA 3, 4, VICA Reporter KATHY ALFORD - FHA 2, 3, 4, HECE 4 BRUNO ALVAREZ - Band 2, Auto Mechanics 1, Brotherhood 2, French-German 1 IESSIE ARRIAGA - Spanish Club DIANA ATCHISON - Valedictorian 4, Band 2, Choir 2, 3, 4, Historian 3: Secretary 4, Student Council 4, FTA 4, SCA 3, 4, NHS 3, 4, Secretary 4, All-Region Choir 2, 4, State Solo 2, 3, 4, Class Favorite 3, Who's Who 3, 4 BOB BAGGETT - Football 2, 3, 4, All-District Line- backer 4, Basketball 2, 3, Baseball 4, FCA 2, 3, 4, FTA 3, 4, FCA Vice-President 4, NHS 3, 4, Student Council 1, 4 TOMMY BAKER - Football Team Manager 3, 4, Bas- ketball Team Manager 3, 4, FCA Chaplain 4, SCA 4 TED BASYE - NHS 3, 4, FTA 4, Manh Science 3, 4, Vice-Pres. of Math Science 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Bas- ketball 3, 4, Soph. Favorite, Boy of the Year, Who's Who EVELYN BAZAN - Cheerleader 3, 4, FHA 2, 1st Vice-Pres., Campus Royalty 2, NHS 3, 4, AAUW for March RI-IONDA BEEBE - Best Actress 3, Who's Who in Drama 3, NHS 4, Secretary of Drama 3, FTA 4, Stu- dent Council 4, AAUW Girl for December, Who's Who in Photography ROCKY BERNSTEIN - French German 3, Student 2: Track 4, French German Sec. 2 CHRIS BIGHAM - Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club Pub. Chairman 4 EDDIE BLAIR - Track, Football, Spanish Club, FTA ROSALINDA CASARES - HERO: FHA Officer 4 YOLANDA CASTRO - HERO: FHA, Who's Who JERRY CHRISTIAN - NHS 4, FFA 3, 4, UIL Typing BUTCH CRITTENDEN - VICA 3rd in District 3, Who's Who in ICT BILL CONNALLY - VICA 3, 4, Auto Mech. Vice- Pres. 3, District 3rd Place DANIEL CONTRERAS - DECA 3, 4, Golf 2, 3, 4, Who's Who in DE 4 GARY COX - Football 4, Dist. Hon. Men. 4, Tennis 4, District Doubles Champ 4, NHS 3, 4, FCA 2, 3, 4, Student of Month TONJA CURRINGTON - Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Student Council Sec. 4, Class Fav. 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, FTA Sweetheart 4, VOE 4 MARGARETT DAILEY - FHA 2, 3, 4, Student Coun- cil 4, S.C. Girl of the Year 4, FHA Pres. 2, Basket- ball Attendant 2, Lucky Lobo 4, Class Favorite 4 MARIORIE DAILY - Cosmetology 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2 KATHY DAVIS - FHA 2, DE Sec. 4 KYLE DAVIS - Track 2, FTA 2, 3, 4, NHS 3, 4, NHS Pres. 4, Who's Who Drafting 3 STEVE DAVIS - French German 2, DE 4 BOBBY DEEL - Band Boys Pres. 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Stu- dent Council, Football SUSAN DEEL - FHA 3, 3rd Vice-Pres., SCA 3, 4 MARY DeLEON - Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, VICA 2, 3, 4, Lobo Loyals TERRESA DONNELL - Band 3, 4, Band Aids 3, 4, SCA 2, French-German Pres. 4, Drama 4, Who's Who 4, NHS 4, Student of Month 4 TAMMY DUNLAP - HERO: FHA KAREN ELLIS - FHA 2, 3 ERVIN ENGLEDOW - French German 2: ICT 3, 4 RICHARD FETCH - Band Boys 3, French German 2, NHS 3, 4, DE 4 BILLY FLOWERS - I.V. Football Manager 8, Basket- ball Manager VANCE GARNER - FTA 3, 4: FFA 2, 3, 4, Football 3 DANNY GOMEZ - DECA 3, 4: Football 2, 3, 4, Hon. Men. 3, 4 IRENE GOMEZ - Spanish Club Sweetheart 3, Spanish Club 3 , 4, Who's Who PE and Spanish 4, Spanish Club Sec. 4 ELEZAR GONALES - FCA, Spanish Club, Choir, Track 2, 3, 4 BETH GREENWOOD - CTA Scholarship PAULA GRESSETT - Band Girls 2, Drama 2 TONY GUERRA - Spanish Club 3, 4, Beau 3, Spanish Club, Baseball 2 , 4, Student Council 4 BOBBY GUTIERRIZ - VICA 2, 3, 4 TERESA HENSLEY - Drama 2, 3, FTA 4, NHS 4, Who's Who Photo 4 JAMES HINES - VICA 2 RANDY JACKSON - FFA 2, 3, ICT 4 TAMMY IACKSON - NHS 4: Spanish Club 4, FTA 4, Drama 23 2, 4, Drama Sec. 4, Who's Who in Drama 4, Choir 2, 3 SHAREN IEPHCOTT - Library Club Officer 2, FHA 3: Spanish Club 4, VOE Pres. 4 JIM JONES - DECA KENT JORDAN - DE 2 KARON KNIGHT - FHA 2, 3, 4, FHA Historian 2, FFA 2, 3, 4, FFA Sweetheart 2, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Who's Who in Typing 4 DIANNE LANDRUM - Basketball 2, 3, 4, FHA 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club, Lobo Loyals, Library Club, Track 4 HELEN MAGERS - Band 2, 3, 4, Band Aids 2, 3, 4, Uniform Chaiman 3 IERRY MARROW - Class Officer 2, Student Council, FFA Sec., Pres. of ICT 4, Student of the Month 4 DONNIE MARTIN - Spanish Club 3, 4, Band Boys 2, 3, 4, All-Region Choir TOMAS MARTINEZ - VICA, FFA GREG MELTON - Football 2, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, FTA 3, 4, NHS 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, Class Officer 2, Tennis Regional 3, 4, Student of Month 4, Who's Who in Speech and Drafting 4: Salutatorian 4 BILL MITCHELL - NHS 3, 4, FTA 4, FCA 2, 3, 4: All-District Football 2, 3, Student of the Month, Fighting Heart Award KELLY MIXON - FTA 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, FCA 2, 3, SC 3, 4, Class Officer 4, Class Fav. RANDY MORRIS - Band 2, 3, 4, All-Region 3, 4, Solo and Ensemble 3: Math-Science 4: Band Boys 2, 3, 4: Golf 2, 3, 4: Regional Golf 3, 4 SCOTT MCCULLOCH - Class Favorite 2, 3: FFA 2: FTA 2: SC 2: Football 2: FTA Pres.: FFA Treasurer DAVID McGEE - Tennis: Choir 2, 3, 4: SCA Pres.: Choir Chaplain 3, 4: HERO: FHA 3 KENNY MCJIMSEY - Basketball 4 ELAINE McLEAN - Band 2, 3, 4: French-German 2: SCA 2: Football Queen 4: Band Aids 2, 3, 4 DENNIS McMASTERS - Golf 2: Basketball 3: Tennis 4 SUSAN NUTTER - Spanish Club: Journalism I TERRY PACE - Football 2, 3, 4: St. Coun. 2, 3, 4: SC: Boy ofthe Year 4: FFA 2, 3, 4: FCA 2, 3, 4: FTA 3, 4: Vice-Pres. FTA 4: Spring Sports Beau 2 LEWIS PALMER - St. Coun. 2, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Hon. Men. All-Dist. 4: Baseball 4 BECKY PEARSON - FHA 2, 3, 4: NHS 4: Who's Who in Business 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Basketball Hon. Men. 4: FHA Sec. 2 JOHN PERKINS - Football 2, 3, 4: Hon. Men. 3, 4: NHS 3, 4: Spanish Club 2, 3, 4: Pres. 4: St. Coun. 4 RUSS PHILLIPS - Football 2, 3, 4: All-Dist. Hon. Men. 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Hon. Men. 4: Baseball 4: St. Coun. 4: NHS 4 LARRY PUGH - Football 3, 4: Baseball 3: Football All-Dist. 4: FFA 2, 3, 4: Pres. 3, 4: Vice-Pres. 2: FTA 2, 3, 4: Sec. FTA: Class Officer 4 RON RAGLAND - Band 4: Choir 4: Solo Ensemble: Band Boys EUSTOLIO RAMIEREZ - VICA 3, 4: Pres. 4: Dist. 4th Place KENNETH READER - Auto Mech: VICA PAM RHEA - Volleyball 2, 3: FHA 3: HERO: FHA 4 MARY Rios - VICA: PHA Cosmetology 1, II RANDY ROBERTS - Basketball 2, 3, 4: Baseball 4: Journalism 3, 4: FCA 4 STACY ROBERTS - Band 2: lst in Solo Ensemble 2: Band Aids 2: Journalism 3, 4: Basketball Attendant 3: NHS 4: Basketball Queen 4 DELANA ROGERS - Choir 2, 3: Drama Pres. 4: Who's Who in Typing 2: SCA 3 CONNIE ROOT - VICA: Pres. 2: Cosmetology 3, 4: Lobo Loyals CHRISTINE SALAZAR - Who's Who in Spanish 2: Math 3, 4: Spanish Club 2, 3, 4: Treasurer 4: NHS 3, 4: AAUW for Sept. Student of Month 4: Girl of Year 4: SCA 4 LONNIE SANDERS - Who's Who in ICT 3: lst Dist 4: lst at State 4 HOY SHAKESPEARE - Treasurer of FFA: Pres. of the Tri State Rodeo Ass. BILLY SHEEK - FFA 2, 3, 4: Who's Who in Ag. 3: NHS 4 TIM SIMPSON - Football 2, 3, 4: NHS 4: FCA 4 JAY SMITH - Football 2, 3, 4: Baseball 3, 4: FFA 2, 3, 4: St. Coun. 4: FCA 4: FTA 4 CHARLES SPEARS - Choir 3, 4 TRACIE STANLEY - All Reg. Choir 2, 4: Who's Who in Choir: Choir Officer 3, 4: SCA 3, 4: NHS 4 E. C. STEWART - Building Trades, Vice-Pres.: DE DONNA STOGSDILL - Journalism 4: Cosmetology 3, 4: VICA 3, 4 WARREN STROUD - NHS 4: Tennis 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Drum Major 2, 3, 4: All-Reg. Band 2, 3: Stage Band 2, 3, 4: Choir 2, 3, 4: Uniform Chairman 3: Choir President 4: All-Reg. Choir 2, 3, 4: All-Area Choir 2, 3, 4: State Solo Ensemble Contest 2, 3: Who's Who Among Music Students in American High Schools JOHN TARR - ICT: FCA: Choir LYNN TAYLOR - Choir 3, 4: DE 4: Library Club 4 TERRI TAYLOR - Spanish Club 4: Basketball 2, 3 SABRINA THOMS - FHA 2: lr. Class Fav. 3: NHS 3, 4: Sweetheart 4: FTA 4: St. Council 4: VOE 4: Cheerleader 2, 3, 4: Journalism 2, 3, 4: Miss LHS: AAUW for May: Student of the Month May RHONDA TONEY - Band 2, 3, 4: Band Girls Pres. 4: VOE 4: VOE Sweetheart 4 COLE TURNER - FCA 3, 4: FTA 4: Spanish Club 4: Math Science Club 4: Football 2, 3, 4 IEROLD VILLANUEVA - Spanish 4: SC 3, 4: NHS 3, 4: FCA 2, 3: Choir: Student Council Pres. 4: Foot- ball 2, 3, 1 JESSE VILL XNUEVA - Band State Solo Ensemble 2, 3: VICA: ICT Football 2: French KELLY WADE - NHS 3, 4: Math Science 2, 3, 4: Pres. 4: FTA 4: FCA 3, 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3: Who's Who Physics 4 BRENDA WARD - Choir 2, 3, 4: Librarian 3: FHA 3, 4: HERO: FHA: SCA 2, 3, 4: AAUW Girl in Oct. KEN WILLIAMS - Football 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2: Golf 2, 3, 4: FCA 2, 3, 4: Student Council 2, 3, 4: Senior Class Pres.: Class Favorite 3, 4 TRINA WILLIAMS - Spanish Club 3, 4: French 2: FTA 2: Drama Sweetheart TERRY WRIGHT - ICT 3, 4 I IANNA WYATT - Choir 2, 4: NHS 3, 4: SCA 2, 3, 4: Treas. 4: Lobo Lair Editor 4: All-Reg. Area Choir: State Choir Solo Ensemble 2, 4: Girls' State Rep. 3: SC 3, 4: Who's Who Shorthand: Who's Who in Jour- nalism: Choir 4 DON YARBROUGH - Baseball 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Hon. Mention: All-Dist. Def. Secondary: FCA 2, 3, 4: Pres. 4: SC 3: FTA 2 SANDRA YORK - VICA: FHA RAYMOND ZAMORA - DE 2, 3, 4: VICA 2 VICTOR ZAMORA - Building Trades: DE 1 wr :i',: . Adkins, D. - 73 Alexander, R. - 73 Altman, C. - 73 Archer, D. - 73 Archer, F. - 73 Arnold, J. - 73 Arnwine, D. - 73 Baldridge, E. - 73 Bauer, E. - 73 Bazan, E. - 73 Beer, M. - 73 Benham, J. - '73 Berryhill, S. - 73 Blair, D. - 73 Blair, S. - 73 Blassingame, A. - 73 Boggs, D. - 73 Bowman, T. - 73 Bowen, J. - 73 Brewer, M. - 73 Brock, K. - 73 Buzbee, T. - 73 Campbell, B. - 73 Cathey, L. - 73 Childers, B. - 73 Childers, W. - 73 Coleman, P. - 73 Cooper, C. - 73 Copeland, T. - 73 Crank, R. - 74 Crittendon, D. - 74 Crunk, L. - 74 Currington, P. - 74 Day, D. - 74 Davis, R. - 74 Derrick, J. - 74 De Armond, D. - 74 Dickson, M. - 74 Driver, G. - 74 Dunson, K. - 74 Downing, W. - 74 Evans, J. - 74 Floyd, R. - 74 Franklin, R. - 74 Garcia, I. - '74 Garrett, R. - 74 Grant, M. - 74 Gresham, K. - 74 Guerra, J. - 74 Hale, M. - 74 ,,,,, Undersfudies Kim Gresham, Delaine Archer, Ruby Garrett, and Davis Mitchell are TRYING to cook something! ! ! Halliburtonm, B. - 73 Halliburton, C. - 74 Hanna, S. - 74 Harley, V. - 74 Henderson, K. - 74 Hester, C. - 74 Hill, S. - 74 Hindman, A. - 74 Hock, P. - 74 Hope, C. - 74 Hernandez, S. - 75 Hyatt, R. - 75 Hyles, P. - 75 Ison, G. - 75 Jackson, C. - 75 Jackson, J. - 75 Jackson, L. - 75 Jones, L. - 75 Jones, S. - 75 Jordan, B. - 75 Keller, K. - 75 Kirk, J. - 75 Kennedy, P. - 75 Kirkland, J. - 75 Land, P. - 75 Land, G. - 75 Layton, B. - 75 Lawson, M. - 76 Lawson, l. - 76 Leggitt, L. - 76 Long, J. - '76 Lott, B. - 76 Loykasek, L. - 76 Lucas, B. - 76 Martin, L. - 76 Martin, L. - 76 Martin, L. - 76 Matak, B. - 76 McDonnell, N. - 76 McHam, B. - 76 Mclnroe, T. - 77 McLeod, B. - 77 McLean, J. - 77 McLean, R. - 77 McMasters, S. - 77 Melton, T. - 77 Mendoza, P. - 77 Merriman, R. - 77 Mitchell, D. - 77 Mitchell, J. - 77 - Mitchell, O.. - 77 Miller, C. - 77 Minter, L. - 77 Monsey, S. - 77 Nations, R. - 77 Nelson, B. - 78 Nelson, S. - 78 Nevill, C. - 78 Nicholson, S. - 78 Orcutt, B. - 78 Ortiz, S. - 78 Palmer, M. - 78 Parks, J. - 78 Patterson, M. - 78 Paxton, T. - 78 Pedro, F. - 78 Peirce, M. - 78 Pinkert, C. - 78 Platt, G. - 78 Poer, C. - 78 Powell, T. - 78 Price, D. - '78 Proctor, V. - 78 Quezada, R. - 78 Ramirez, R. - 78 Ratcliff, B. - 78 Reyes, R. - 78 Rhea, P. - 78 Richards, B. - 78 Richardson, I. - 78 Roberts, C. - 78 Roberts, M. - 78 Robbins, L. - 78 Rodriguez, D. - 78 Rodriguez, S. - 81 Rodriquez, Y. - 81 Rose, R. - 81 Rush, R. - 81 Ruiz, D. - 81 Samsel, V. - 81 Sanders, D. - 81 Sanders, I. - 81 Schulle, D. - 81 Sears, D. - 81 Sexton, B. - 81 Shaffer, D. - 81 Sheppard, K. - 81 Shipley, D. - 81 Simpson, D. - 81 Sisson, G. - 81 Skipworth, T. - 81 Smith, J. - 81 Smith, R. - 81 Smith, R. - 81 Spears, D. - 81 Stainer, B. - 81 Stafford, K. - 81 Stinson, C. - 81 Stinson, M. - 81 Suniga, D. - 81 Taylor, I. - 81 Taylor, T. - 81 Tugwell, D. - 81 Turner, J. - 81 Tyler, T. - 82 VanNess, I. - 82 Veretto, S. - 82 Villanueva, Y. - 82 Walke, K. - 82 Walke, S. - 82 Warren, B. - 82 Washington, E. - 82 Webb, G. -82 Welch, I. -82 Williams, C. - 82 Wilhite, G. - 82 Wilson, G. - 82 Windsor, W. - 82 Wrinkle, K. - 82 Wright, K. - 82 Wright, M. - 82 Ybarra, C. - 82 Abbott, B. - 123 Accuff, P. - 123 Alambar, E. - 123 Albright, T. - 123 Alcazar, V. - 123 Allen, R. - 123 Altman, C. - 123 Alvarado, A. - 123 Alvarado, L. - 123 Alvarado, S. - 123 Anderson, B. - 123 Anderson, J. - 123 Anthony, L. - 123 Arbuckle, T. - 123 Arnold, B. - 123 Atchison, J. - 123 Bara, S. - 123 Barnett, K. - 123 Barron, I. - 123 Baze, D. - 123 Bernstein, C. - 123 Blair, C. - 123 Blake, A. - 123 ...I Larry Robbins and Curly Jackson show off their feminine abilities. Rookies Blake, S. - 123 Bowman, M. - 123 Bradford, K. - 123 Brewster, B. - 123 Brothers, R. - 123 Brown, S. - 123 Burt, M. - 123 Calhoun, R. - 124 Campbell, L. - 124 Carnell, D. - 124 Carranza, R. - 124 Castillo, E. - 124 Caswell, L. - 124 Charles, C. - 124 Charter, D. - 124 Chavarria, S. - 124 Christain, C. - 124 Claborn, L. - 124 Clem, D. - 124 Clement, D. - 124 Coday, M. - 124 Collins, M. - 124 Collins, M. - 124 Condren, J. - 124 Cook, F. - 124 Cookston, C. - 124 Cooper, A. - 124 Cooper, K. - 124 Cortez, S. - 124 Crandell, S. - 124 Currington, S. - 124 Curry. J. - 124 Davis, C. - 124 Davis, S. - 124 Davis, T. - 124 Dominquez, M. - 124 Derrington, T. - 124 Donnell, L. - 125 Dunn, D. - 125 Ellison, D. - 125 Engledow, T. - 125 Faulkner, J. - 125 Fetsch, F. - 125 Fine, M. - 125 Fletcher, G. - 125 French, B. - 125 French, T. - 125 Ford, T. - 125 Foss, K. - 125 Foster, R. - 125 Foy, P. - 125 Garcia, C. - 125 Garner, C. - 125 Geiger, A. - 125 Gerstenburger, S. - 125 Gibson, L. - 125 Gilbert, A. - 125 Golightly, S. - 125 Gomez, M. - 125 Gomez, N. - 125 Gonzales, H. - 125 Gonzales, L. - 125 Gonzales, M. - 125 Gonzales, M. - 125 Gore, K. - 125 Gouge, M. - 125 Gram, D. - 125 Grainger, P. - 126 Grappe, R. - 126 Greene, B. - 126 Griffin, L. - 126 Guerra, J. - 126 Hall, D. - 126 Hart, P. - 126 Harvey, C. - 126 Henderickson, R. - 126 Hernandez, R. - 126 Hernandez, T. - 127 Herrera, R. - 127 Herring, J. - 125 Hill, T. - 127 Hock, C. - 127 Hollednack, P. - 127 Hopkins, R. - 127 Howard, B. - 127 Humphreys, D. - 127 Ivey, D. - 127 Ivey, S. - 127 Jackson, C. - 127 Jackson, P. - 127 Johnson, D. - 127 Jourden, T. - 127 Jungman, C. - 127 Kenley, B. - 127 Kennedy, J. - 127 Kidd, D. - 127 Kizer, D. - 127 Land, D. - 127 Lattimore, S. - 127 Lloya, R. - 127 Madewell, J. - 127 Marrow, P. - 127 Martinez, F. - 127 Martin, J. - 127 Martin, M. - 127 Martinez, J. - 127 Mat, L. - 127 McCulloch, L. - 128 McDermitt, D. - 128 McGuire, R. - 128 Mclnroe, R. - 128 Mclntire, C. - 128 Mclntire, D. - 128 Mendez, J. - 128 Mendoza, D. - 128 Meritt, D. - 128 Methvin, K. - 128 Miller, K. - 128 Mitchell, L. - 128 Mitchell, S. - 128 Moore, L. - 128 Morris, S. - 128 Morin, M. - 128 Malloy, B. - 128 Murerice, B. - 128 Murrillo, G. - 128 Myrick, M. - 128 Ortiz, N. - 128 Ortiz, R. - 128 Padillo, A. - 128 Palmer, P. - 128 Pauley, P. - 128 Phillips, D. - 128 Poer, M. - 128 Prindle, D. - 128 Qualls, J. - 128 Raines, D. - 128 Reding, C. - 129 Redus, B. - 129 Riddle, A. - 129 Riddle, S. - 129 Rios, J. - 129 Robbins, L. - 129 Robinson, A. - 129 Robinson, J. - 129 Roberts, B. - 129 Roberts, J. - 129 Rodriguez, J. - 129 Rogers, J. - 129 Ruiz, A. - 129 Rule, D. - 129 Rumbaugh, J. - 129 Salazar, K. - 129 Santos, R. - 129 Serenil, B. - 129 Serenil, R. - 129 Seymour, J. - 129 Simpson, L. - 129 Simpson, P. - 129 Singleton, D. - 129 Smith, C. - 129 Smith, M. - 129 Stanley, D. - 129 Stevens, K. - 129 Stewart, K. - 129 Taylor, B. - 129 Taylor, G. - 129 Taylor, T. - 130 Taylor, S. - 130 Thaxton, V. - 130 Thoms, B. - 130 Tillman, M. - 130 rmdei, J. - iso Tipps, P. - 130 Tomison, G. - 130 Toney, R. - 130 Tumwattana, R. - 130 Tyler, T. - 130 Vennes, L. - 130 Verdine, R. - 130 Veretto, B. - 130 Vest, V. - 130 Ward, C. - 130 Weems, R. - 130 Welch, K. - 130 Wells, T. - 130 Whitfield, J. - 130 Williams, J. - 130 .,... .. Williams, T. - 130 Williams, V. - 130 Winn, C. - 130 Wright, I. - 130 Wright, S. - 130 Wright, S. - 130 Wyatt, D. - 130 Yarbrough, S. - 130 Zuniga, M. - 131 Doing the stroll were these LHS beauties during the Sock Hop in the gym during Twirp Week. H851 Glynn Driver, Lucie Loykasek, Sheryl Nelson, and Jena Long decide if the price is right at the Slave Sell. The Man with the Magic performed an assembly for the student body . ff' . Q P 1 J 3 : Q y. 5 ' 2 ' A 3 :wi V A ,, 2 , ,Q .fl f Q 1 i Y f Y . . .. by 184 PROGRAMS Q11 ....-.bn W Palmer Brofhers Growing With Lcvelland and Hockley County Since 1924 THE SPOT RESTAURANT K 306 College Ave. .f W .MN W . , .W,W1M.,.,M,.n WWW W-www-W M I Q Q2 Q . ,- , 'YK .VY . X , JZ ' f.,' ,H V FWH. V V VVTQ Wy i K A 1? Q x xx Jaws: w 2 ,V Q 1 5, S 1 15,37 vw . W, ,,W,,M- N ' sew 4 X . my lm., ,. 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HARTFORD INSURANCE AGENCY since I8I0 year In and year ouI' you'll do well wH'h THE HARTFORD Insurance Group 707 College Avenue 1005 Fifth Street P. O. Box 478 Phone 894-3232 Levelland, Texas 79336 A Good Deal - For a Good Deal Less Sound Center 894-8053 Billy Price's Western Auto Store levellandfc Minilllall IH5 T EDEHAI. 707 8th St. in Levelland 894-4926 the best one for your money Miki!!! -...-1-11 v-amvsnwq-A nw- mm.-1 rm. vw. Sn-up ummm lo uo ooo , Ng Home , N G gf! 'fuse va 9 Wmung. 5 Calvin Dozier Mgr. me Ave. H 994-497' A Phillips Q4 tp ,t Ca nine I Care LEVELLAN D g CO M Grooming - Boarding - Pet Supplies Box 493 894-4625 g un BRADLEY AGENCY i For Complete Insurance and Real Estate Service 894-3553 894-3550 917 Austin Street Levelland, Texas 79336 qv-,xv ,,ft,p,s 5 , - H' ' ' 45 , 3.4 41'-.. NIP Levelland Drug Registered Pharmacists Day and Night Prescription Service Delivery 802 Austin 894-4355 Nights Dial 894-5245 Cosmetics 408A College Ave. Levelland, Texas Fine Candles Maudie Droigk 394-7069 Owner All Drug Items DLK Home Furnishings LOU DEE'S FLORAL AND GIFT SHOP wcwsew T333 sos Housvow sms' Isvmmo was 894-7207 614 Ave' H' LEVELLAND CO-OP GIN ' I' and FARM SUPPLY UFGVIOI' 861 IIC. Highway 116 Box 758 Leve11and, Texas 79336 894-3428 894-6440 894-6133 Xi TRACTOR SERVICE M ,IVII 4444 IALL,L . , A sa' ffeffw CENTER I 'Elin Tractor Repair at its Best ifffg 5 V 105 W. Morton Hwy. IE W? AYfII . S94-3485 of A CAFETERIA CURB SERVICE TABLE SERVICE Aka AMERICAN PARTS Farm Mo+or Par+s 104 Avenue H Phone 894-4987 P.O. Box 1330 Levelland, Texas 79336 H. L. SHAKESPEARE - Owner Chai 8 Chew Restaurant COLLEGE AVENUE 81 PECAN 1'You'vE TRIED THE REST - N OW GET THE BEST KIRBY ROGERS PHONE B94 3224 OWNER LEVELLAND TEXAS You' nlrpnrlurl llfuraur MGEIII 'lllYll 'UU gl'- BROWNFIELD LEYFLLAND LITTLEFIELD ODESSA 'A C Y M Ai '0 HOME FURNISHINGS iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii E E SWITCI-IBD 2 TU ELECTRIC IIEIIT 1 1 'pgomwik E1.Ec'rR:c Shwkfe IV W '1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 RIDPATH AVIATION SMITH FUNERAl HOME Joe L. Smifh - Owner I III 'Dignifv s K Reverence C 6 I . Confidence I 7 N- HI V' W li.- I 894-6175 Hfzzszazsp N Lessons Available Musical Accessories Authorized Cessna Dealer Set Your Own Timetable Band and String Instruments Musical Instruments LEVELLAND MUSIC SUPPLY S05 Houston Fly for Business and Pleasure Leveuand Texas 79336 Ridpath Aviation 894-7328 Office Phone 894-4785 CITY AUTO MACHINE In SHOP 'N 'M 'W W'------- Mff-1 as DON MCINTIRE ' . if . ff hh A , ' 155221 ,.', sg r ':'::f'::': ' I' A C kh, d!ndPS1fia1MaCh S 115 Houston 894-9586 H mu g ' nSffiRf5I?fZkcR bd ggs Manager Ray Pene - Asst. Manager Estella P Flag? ggilggggng Vat Gonzales 11091-l Nights 894-3723 L 11 d ROY REID TIRE CO. TTT 9 F I N E R S8 Ave. H 894-7351 809 HOUSIOI1 894-7114 GENTRY FORD-MERCURY MALOUF'S m n L 0 U 9 ' s 1407 Ave. H 894-3191 817 Houston 894-5 962 WE WOULD LIKE TO EXPRESS OUR THANKS TO OUR ADVERTISERS FOR THEIR SUPPORT AND LOYALTY IN THIS YEAR'S YEARBOOK. - I Q -L I I 8 9 I5 M evellarwcl SAVINGS S IIIAII ASSOCIATION THE: MONEY GRUWERS RSSDCIRTDN 'Q N 5' R -5 'yi ' L A V 1 3 E - .5 ' WSIB! : mmf lf-Elf' ax 5 ,--f, if: :Wx ---' 59'- Q' i q. I .se B41LBl:p-eff 'ihiwirgyggnq ui:-a-35:65 a '-if r lpmt E' ' 4 ,. ,l5,.qx.A'4 's I K ' Q - 4 1, ,.., .. .4 7,- rwiis ze 51, 51.1, FU-T' BMS if 54 k,?P,fYU.,'9.- '-1v..,fzq. eff , ' gl' .y..s,.-Jw-is Y-qifpsiwhc 4: .QJZK so - T ' 13E5?il9S F A 4 Q82 ' - 1' V - 4+- E' ' 7 T E or ' f r er R gi f,r,,,,, ' ...,,.x'?-'W U ' 'L Tj 'l-7 '- Q, 1ZEggy:. ' ' - - f . mcg, l. If lt's Western-We've Got It or We'll Get It We Specialize in 0 Handmade Saddles I Ropes 8: Twisted Pigging Strings I Trophy Buckles and Trophies 9 xv 0 -Boots- T Tony Lama BELTS Eddie Courtney - Owner .Surg-5- SHURTS COMPLETE gg LEW3 WESTERN WEAR use m DERS 3, 7:2337 WRANGLER5 RIDING EQUIPMENT B,adfo,d 1 624 Ayenug H LEVE LLAND, TEXAS Phone 894-4158 196 Elk 4 I 1 Mjwugarl M 4 W ,, 'fn RV , ,w,V,,,, yAyyWy,,, M.l,,l,v V,.E3,1,,,AmL:, 'L VV L ,V -A ' , f T .V n n Q W' ' ' A ,L V .ffwy ' , .I ,V , , M- 'V I V my f V 1 f ,V ,I VW V . V V ,f V. V ,.V,V,. ,V V V V , . V, ' V4,f.,,VVf1'+V ,,,5,5,.VV, .V V-4-3.3, V ' I .wkmzg 1. ,Vg -, LEVELLAND STATE BANK 1 Open 9 OO am-3:00 pm Monday-Friday Member FDIC TAB Total Account Banking Index of Advertisers Armes and Rawls --- ---- page Atchison Jewelry --- ---- page Baggett Pharmacy --- ---- page Bill Clark ---- - ---- page Bradley Agency ---- ---- p age Chat-n-Chew ---- ---- p age City Auto Machine ---- ---- p age Commercial Eq. Co. -- ---- page Eddies Cowboy Store --- ---- page Farm Motor Parts ---- ---- p age First Federal ---- ---- p age First National Bank ---- --xi-page Flower Nook ---- ---- p age Gentry Ford ---- ---- p age George Price --- ---- page Gibson's --- ---- page Homer Johnson - -- ---- page Howell's --- ---- page KLVT -- ---- page Levelland Compress --- ---- page Levelland Co-op Gin ---- ---- p age Levelland Drug ---- ---- p age Levelland Saving Loan ---- ---- p age Levelland State Bank ---- ---- p age Lou Dees - - - - --page 187 1 1 1 1 87 87 89 91 192 197 188 196 19 2 190 189 191 197 188 188 187 197 189 191 192 191 195 197 1 92 Malouf's - - - - Neal Ellis ---- Nock's ---- --- -- ---- O' Connor Strickland Palmer Brothers ---- ---- Paxton and Harder --- ---- Phillips Canine Care Polk Furnishing ---- ---- Pool Co . ------- Radio Shack ---- Red Devil ---- Roy Reid ---- Shugart ----- Simon Lumber - -- Sonic - - - Stewart Furniture ---- ---- Superior Gas ---- Top Dollar --- Tractor Service ---- Welch Garage - - - page page page page Page page Page page page page Page Page page page Page page Page page Page page 197 188 189 190 186 190 191 192 190 190 188 197 187 190 193 187 192 197 192 189 SONIC DRIVE IN 202 College 894-7215 UP' u..s,, -vu-v.umn:,r. 1.-f.m,f: -.wx .M L., , Nfmmmfzvve itikiiftiikik .4 L 4 x fn ,1 il If if 3. if 1 i 3 ,1 bi ,i J I 1 D 1 4 Q N E WE Y I 1 5 Y I 1. i . , , I