Liberty High School - Harvester Yearbook (Liberty, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1951 volume:

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Reception for Teachers September - - - - Band to Houston to Opening of New Rice Stadium October ----------------- Freshman Initiation October -------------- Opening Day Parade of Trinity Valley Exposition October ----------------- School Day at Trinity Valley Exposition 0Ct0b6I' Speech Students to Interscholastic League-Press Conference in Houston November ----------------- Band to Mainland Exposition in Texas City November --------------- F, H, A, to Sub-Area Meeting in Beaumont November - - - - - Homecoming-Senior Band and Cheerleader Sweaters Presented November - - ------------------------ ---- F , H. A. Week November - - - ----------------------- Sadie Hawkins Dance November - - - - Thanksgiving Holidays December - - - - - - Senior Rings Arrive December - - ------ Football Banquet December - - Christmas Holidays Begin January - - - ---------- Classes Begin January - - ---------- Mid-term Exams January ' - ' - - F. F. Club Dance Honoring Seniors January - - -------- Civics Class to Austin January February - School Dismissed-Ice February - - Civics Class Returns February - - ---------------- ----- B and Concert February - - - - -Science Trip to Baylor Medical School in Houston February - - --------- Baptist Banquet for the Senior Class March - - - - ---------- -Final Annual Deadline March - - ---------- Senior Girls to Houston March - - - - -District Meet of T. S. T.A. in Beaumont March - - - Speech Students to Houston Tournament March - - -------------- Easter Holidays March - - - - - Methodist Banquet for Senior Class March - - .----- Band Contest in Huntsville April - - ------- District Meet April - - Junior-Senior Banquet April - - ------- Regional Meet April - - Dedication of New School May -5 - -------- State Meet May - - ------ Senior Play May - - ----- Final Examinations May - - - - ---- Baccalaureate Sermon May - - ----------- Elementary Commencement May - - - - 'High School Commencement - School Closes H ...lm-,I-H . we ,altndnl J. L.Lu.:.-.u.4a..4l..,, .A. Escfiaafion To Liberty High School, an institution we love and of which we are proud, whose progress and educational principles have been an inspiration to us, and to those who compose that unit--the superinten- dent, the principal, the faculty, and the students--we sincerely dedicate this volume. We hope that in this way we may inspire a more intense interest in the education of tomorrow. HAIL ALMA MATER LIBERTY PANTHERS, HATS OFF TO YOU EVER YOU'LL FIND US LOYAL AND TRUE FIRM AND UNDAUNTED ALWAYS WE'LL BE HAIL TO THE TEAM WE LOVE HERE'S A TOAST TO THEE. ,4-A M99 5 af , qi W .vw I ggnfwm f ., P' A 'wi' , :grae 32' r-4 B N D H A L G L Y M N A S U ZZ Students leaving Liberty High School Memorial Stadium Our new high school under construction JUNIOR HIGH 81 ELEMENTARY CAMPUS Z ',. Af' U' n fasrxf E 'Q 4: -am -vi, 3 116 ll? IIIC3'-'I PUC'-'ZCQ 'UO '-320771 3f'.i'?5 4553.4 21 U 177 W '71 KWH if' A-iii i, . Cl NW! QIQV 3 i 'fwf' Q Campus at noon 5 was gg E U 2.4 f lg y.. 1 xx: ' A '!,,,' , Ewv' LEP , . , 'if 'ss fgff-' w 1 x Rx 3 . ,,g, 5 '7 lfl- v SAS! Z Q ff. f A,, sl -Af xg. , ,- f ,A 1 A .. in. 52, m CUQ J 1 I . S RD EDUCATIO Insetsz Left, V. R. Burch, Right, Harry W. Archer. Standing: J. H. Lockey, W. O. Autery, Dr. Frank S. Griffin, Hollis Rich, J. C. Smyth, J. R. Roper. Business Manager - Marvin Hargraves President - - - W. O. Autery Vice-President ---- J. R. Roper Secretary - - - J. C. Smyth Secretary - Ann Cock LIBERTY INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRIGT J. H. LOCKEY BCMRU 0' EDUCATION SUPERINTENDENT or SCHOOLS W. 0. AUTERY PRIIIDINT J. R. ROPER vac:-rnlslnxuf J. C. SMYTH IICRITAIY H. W. ARCHER V. R. BURCH HOLLII RICH DI. FRANK GRIFFIN LIBERTY. TEXAS Dear Students: These are times of great challenge to each student of this high school. We adults cannot be too proud of the state of affairs which we have brought about in our world. By study, understanding, and application, you can bring the world back to its senses. There is nothing wrong with humanity that one gener- ation of the Ten Commandments will not cure. My faith in you is great and firm---do not fail me by denying your re- sponsibility. Faithfully yours, veg b- X J. H. Lockey, Superintendent Mrs. R. I. Morrison Secretary fl During the perilous times fa cing us our national security an' collective welfare demand eterna vigilance of the citizenry. The constancy and urgency c these demands tend to build u strains and stresses from which ou people must seek occasional relie in order to avoid despair or hast action which might plunge the worl into a catastrophic atomic war fate to our civilization. Books su c h a s this offer pleasant, wholesome means of re leasing this tension and rnaintainin clear minds and hopeful spirits, s necessary if we are to ave rt dis aster. To those whose efforts mad this publication possible we wish 1 express our sincerest gratitude. I 0 V I Principal Liberty High School PRIN IP LS To the Staff and Student body, It gives me both pleasure and pride to take this means of telling you how happy I am to be a part of your school life. lbelieve that Ed- ucation is the bulwark of our De- mocracy, and that you are the keep- ers of the light. That, to me, is a happy thought, because I have faith in you, and know you will honor and defend our American ideals, and thereby help make this world a better place in which to live. mga pf Principal Liberty Junior High and Elementary M X is X X -Q.. , ,.-: ff.. .f ,..X f':. ff V i ---- : , . W uf - - fs ,Gm i i Q 5 A ij I . wx Q- gp .. . ,J G R MR. REX ALFORD MR. MRS. REX ALFORD r' High School Secretary Assistant Coach and History ,4 . My X M M tw, .If 'I 1 'Q V X L I L I Y MRS. H. E. BIGGS Home Making MRS. J. C. BRANDT English and Speech MR. A. B. COOLEY Mathematics l79'Qf 'i1'b-'Q B 0, xi J., M - fi , Q , Agnew-Q , .. .. .Q A 'K - L I C is T622 5-.5 I i I . if gg- x wt I I 'mf' r 'U' iiii 'W' 1217 'Kiwi' X MISS ELIZABETH HUDGENS MR. O. L. HUGGINS MR. V. C. MCDONALD C0mmer'Cia1 Vocational Agriculture Music AC ULT Y I MRS. ' AH J. MCGUIRE sh' Spanish X A -fi MISS LOIS SHORT Englis and Librqry ,WM eff :Q MR. C. E. STANZEL Distributive Education 4' 'll X S S A . x 9 Q -- YI lfgglfn' 'asf' gl.: M' ,V ll p v ..'k'v MR. JOHN STEELE MR. WAYNE L. ZUCK MISS ALNET SCOTT Coach Mathematics Girls' P. E. MR. VIRGIL HARGIS. JR. NORMAN E. STALLINGS MR. JOE M, WESTERFIELD Mathematics E 1' ng 1Sh Boys' P. E. J 'Q F' it W M www 'ff ' We '54 1 .i MISS LUIS MAE HALL Fourth Grade MRS. OBIE BELL Fourth Grade 5,340- A, ff' ,Af-'G ,f tw. 'uzwxif . we jf '5 4' I aff MRS. MADGE BLAKE Public School Music' ACULT Y MH. IVIURL B. CARLETON Fifth Grade 6,6 MHS. SHATTIE E. DIXON Fourth Grade mga K at . i -. i 'llnnrf'w MH. GERMAN D. DONAHOI Fifth Grade ,ii fi ' f 1 mf I.. '-Q-PN hxfi ,gun-Q. . f thx Q 2 N355 451.1 G A I x RQ 5 XE S X '4 I I A F W I 1 Y' . MRS. SIIIRLEY ELLIOTT Sixth Grade Third Grade dn MRS. JOE B. FINLEY MRS. O. L. HUGGINS Second Grade ACULT Y MRS. C. H. LQCOUH MRS. J. H. LOCKEY Second Grade First Grade 'qi MISS PEGGY MCGILL Third Grade TIER 6- -Qu-nv Q ax 'R af. , is . if fi .W A 'RQ I E f - I I Q lf, f V1 MISS BETTY MCKINNEY MR. G. H. NAIL MRS. NOLAN E. RIGGS Fifth Grade Sixth Grade Fi1'S'f Grade MRS. ANNA B. ROBERTSON MISS EMILY SAYLES MISS SUE IDA SMITH Second Grade Third Grade First Grade ff? JE 'fx Nga. 'Dy -dr ,bikini S ':.'a-ff 11 X 5 R Q19 Q08 , 7 W QQ' mfjfigjfyjffwffi- W 4? VVS' I flf WH Q5 , fl'-'Ef f Wm ef .1 ll E gf LABS Q S SE IOR President -------------- ----- J ack Hartel Vice-President ---- - - Robert Tucker Secretary-Treasurer - - - Sarah Ann Keeling Flower- - ------- -Daisy Colors- - - -Green and silver Motto: Forward everg backward never Sponsors: Mrs. A. J. McGuire and Mr. Rex Alford ENIORS iARLES ALTENBURG is good-natured a soul as e'er Jd on shoe of leather. nior Favorite Football fotball Co-Captain Track orts Editor - Panther Paw F. A, Parliamentarian F. A. President 'YCE JUNE ARCENEAUX Vithout love and laughter there no joy. eshman Favorite Librarian H.A, President Majorette 'anther Paw Reporter Band 'anther Paw Asst. Editor 'anther Paw Editor otball Sweetheart Basketball ILIN BENJAMIN Ie speaketh not and yet the r e th a conversation in his eyes. nd DRAINE BOND Ireat thoughts come from the art. .sketball .oir H. A. p Squad IIS MAE BOUDREAUX le blue-eyed maid as gay as .nbeam. ketball score-keeper 'arian 1. A. 'I. A. Song Leader Squad lr LOTHY BRACEWELL rnest and sincere in all -avors. I. A. I. Club it A., -I. ...3 .-1 -ww 1'1 .Wk Sf X 1 I fl 4 S E N I O R BOBBY BRINKLEY Self-trust is the first secre success. D. E. Club MARTHA JANE BUCHANAN Bundle of pep and full of ful Library May Fete Duchess Cheerleader Band Ready Writing F. H,A. Vice-President Business Mgr - Panther P: LOIS CAROTHERS Her voice is ever soft, gen and low--an excellent thing i woman. Basketball Choir Librarian Volleyball SAMMY CONNOR Where more is meant th meets the eye. Hi Y Club Football F. F. A. Track F. F, A. Vice-President DON CRABB The man who blushes is 1 quite a brute. Panther Paw Reporter D. E. Club Promotion Editor MARY ALICE DAVIS I am sure care is an enem life. Volleyball Basketball Captain Tennis F. H. A. Library Band Choir ENIORS DA FAY DELANEY She has a smile for everyone brary Majorette md H.A, Vice-President The Harvester Staff Phe Harvester Photographer Phe Harvester Business Mgr. RRY FRANCES DeMOSS ln archangel-a little damaged ,eerleader Basketball oir Librarian phomore Class Favorite nior Class Treasurer 'anther Paw Reporter 'he Harvester Feature Editor H, A. Treasurer H. A. Secretary 'ELYN DOUTHEY . merry heart maketh a Cheer- countenance. iior Favorite Volleyball sketball Choral Club iior Play Senior Play een Candidate, Junior Class 'anther Paw Staff QLY RAY DULANEY lnough work to do, and strength :ugh to do the work. Otball sketball ack iBBY EVANS Iis fault s were such that one es him all the better for them sketball Football nnis Baseball ack F, F. A. otball Captain Junior Play ORGE FINCH hought is deeper than all rech. id ierule 4 x ' ' Ji: ww igm. 1' ' WAHQQ., A , Q53 .llfis . ...Qi A 1 ff Q 'S. S i ?'v,e fist gi, SENIOR JUNIUS FLEWELLYN I have laid aside books ana gone a-fishin'. F. F. A. oir GLENDA FREGIA Sir, I would rather be righ than be President. Basketball Tenni: F. H. A. Choi: Panther Paw Staff EDGAR GRIFFIN He that mischief h a t cr h e t l mischief eatcheth. Cheerleader Footbal Basketball Softbal Tennis D. E. Clu May Fete Duke Class President-Freshman Class Favorite-Junior ANITA GUERRERO A happy life must be to gre extent a quiet life. Junior Play Pep Squa 3rd Place Cake Making F. H. A. FRANCES HALL Kind words have kind echo' F. H.A. Secretary Choral Essay Writer Contest Junior Play JACK HARTEL Grieving's a folly, come le us be jolly, Football Baseball Te Basketball Freshman Fav Senior Class President Sophomore Class President E N I O R S .CKLEN1-3 nooKER lappy, carefree, mischievous- yolly companion. iy lfete Duchess Majorette ph. Class Sec. Librarian nior Class Favorite Band ll, A, Treas. Drum Major itor The Harvester sociate Editor The Harvester JNDELL HUBLEY le would stop Saint Peter's ,l call to ask a question. otball Softball Basketball E. Club Vice-President li. HYIJFON maste r, a servant or a friend sketball nd A. Reporter LLY JENKINS loaf and invite my soul. F. A, U-XDYS KEKSII Vhose little b o d y Iodg'd a ghty mind. nd F, ll, .-X, 'anther Paw Staff R.XIl ANN KEELING nd made sunshine in a shady re nual Staff Junior Play eerleader Choir sketball Volleyball Class Treasurer F, H. A, lior Secretary- Treasurer Yllrwi... f ,- up Str- t: 'f:-+' - ' -sy .-,N......,,-fl. -. .- ww -, N t 'cY'M1 wuxwi 1- rf' 4 LL ,W .Eff ,k,,, 33ifEgQ Y,i vi Q. A' K V Qwf' 1' vfytlffa 4, . .N gy, W ya I-. sl sl , Q A , ,za . 11,53 SENIOR MARIE KNAUSE Kind, steadfast and demure.' F. H.A. Choir Library Basketball Pep Squad CLARENCE LAMB A learned man has always riches in himself. Band D. E. Club ROBERT LOCKE Time and tide wait for no me Pep Squad Football 'I F. F. A. Junior Football and Basketball Mgl LEWIE MAJORS Love has power to give ir moment what toil can scarce reachin an age. Football F. I GENEBRA MILLET Tying her bonnet under he chin she tied a young man heart within. , JOE D. MCMULLAN, JR. Never do today what you c put off 'till tomorrow. Football Tennis Basketball Track Junior Play Sophomore Class President Junior Class Vice-Presidel F. F. A. Greenhand Preside I P i S E N I O R LURAWALKER I am a part of all that I hav met. Girl Representative Pep S F, H. A. Historian Baske Senior Class Favorite C Librarian The Harvester Staff Interscholastic Spelling B. E. WHARTON Sometimes I sit and think other times I just sit. Football Junior Play F. F. A. JAMES WHITE I make the most of all th Comes, and the'least of a that goes. Basketball Track Bas Junior Play Annual Football Manager F. Panther Paw Reporter JAMES WILLIAMSON Never works, never worrif never flunks and neve hurriesf' Junior President lla Freshman Vive-President Soph. Secrotary-Treasurer Circiulation and Ext-hunge Editor Panther Paw BILLIE MARIE WINDIIAM I shall leave things of tl future to fate. Junior Play 3rd Place Cooking 3rd Place Sewing F, H, A. GENE WINN Loyalty is the greatest go in a human heart D. E. Club President Art Editor, The Harveste Choir .ur- K, 2 A53 mf 5 fx wi, 0 4 S 8' :Kas 3 Kamal QM fig-- 511: JUIR CLASS OFFICERS President ------- - Reuben Autery Vice-President ---- - - - Jimmy Scott Secretary-Treasurer ..-...--.-- Jo Ann Gilliland Sponsors: Mrs. R. E. Biggs and Mr. Carl Adams xl , 4 . , , R A fi . I , 35512-5 W W? Wslexgfh 5 WSV sf .. wr-N U15 'J if . m,,.f2,g,L. ,X,- 'V X2 l g rii - 1: Agxii' 0. my Am N,,. M f-af-AW.. ,..f.f-f bw' s, . f w 5 95 Ai, rx ,ihf Y 3 gf 15 , , a..f-- -' . 5 j ig' 'SX-kg ff F . wx Q 4 RL ,fan - 4:1.fv,x:yVkg, . , .N ,. fx? X 2u:ff?'3'1' - f-, Aging' Q -ww , A- Q, Y. 'ww 'X' ,P .A W . N fs--4 'V we ff T ,213 if Y A I . 1- I1 gb if NAI, fgwf, X -A f, Q 'Q Q 1 1 Floyd Collins George Davis ,M 5 , GLX I ' ,f -J -....-. . 1 K mlm Janelle Davis Betty Evans Adelia Maxwell Dudley Ford Jo Ann Gilliland Bobby Greene Harold Griffin Opal Heathman Neil Humphr Dewey McMillen Ren Lamb Hugh Layl Yvonne Lewis Carol Moore Lucille Moye Doris Mae Newman Bennie Palma Virginia Reid Myrtle Jones Mary Belle Koenig +QLUnf7Q, QAQR, A , A nl: f I , 4,4 f -VS. 'arf-gr' f, Mona Ross Jimmy Scott J. B. Shepherd Jewell Switzer Eugene Stubblefi S Larry Thomas Marvin Vick Gertrude Pevetc Glenn Ellen Whitlock Charles Wiggins Merlene Wise .0 !4-.IU A y. 1 if 560 xg M' 'WS -ism, Lim ff? SS S' if Q xD 3924 .A . Q53 ' 3 gov 'gifs' - 'f 'H' Q . M 13 . Y' I ' . , . 1 ' B' U V w X . .S K Q rt Q, 1- Q f v V' . -A 2 Q ' ,W -V. A n 3. 6356 SIT11 6, Ugefle 1 ,. a Q SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President ---------------- Charles Stubblefield Vice-President ----- - Mary Nan Hightower Secretary-Treasurer ------ - - - Charlotte Lockey Sponsors: Miss Elizabeth Hudgens and Mr. O. L. Huggins David Andress Jan Arceneaux Shirley Baggett Johnny Boyett Hazel Burlin C. B. Cain 'I Doris Lee Cain Polly Carter Irene Chipman Jrman Clark Wilma Lois Connevey Pat Etheridge L.. .1 !1x,4JJfiMl42,,J , , in if I Mr L Laura Finley Shirley Fletcher Martha Jackson Billy Franta Muriel Gray John Harrison 1. Mary Nan Hightower Donald Johnson Charles Knause Pat Lamb Jerry Leonard Dorene Locke Roland Morse Charlotte Loekey Willis Mant-il Beatrice Mashe Harvey Mason Shirley Means Shirley Miller Jerry Mitchell Robert Morrison Nancy Norris Earlene Oliver Curtis Parsley ui Y 'XX if fv Anthony Ramirez Sam Rizzo Delilah Roquen Sandra Shrader Carolyn Smith Charles Stubbl' Jo Ann Swearinger' Milton Tinner Barbara Tims Margie Vick Minnie Lee Willia Dolores Willia fa ' M X Q X A vu. 3? i x. Ex ? in I 1 R x n a. 'kb iii! 5 1 It I ..- - ., ix ' iw X E p'1 .wg M, X.. A we .J. .-' J? 'A ff w w l I u 5 i FRE MA CLASS OFFICERS President ------------------ -Jimmy Griffin Vice-President ---- - - Jane Gilliland Secretary-Treasurer -------------- Sonya Boyt Sponsors: Miss Lois Short and Mr. Wayne Zuck .- .--.-..n.- - ..... Joann Altenburg Robert Andress Edith Armstrong Shirley Ann Bennett Carolyn Biggs Dorothy Bingham Shirley Blanchard Sonya Lee Boyt Louise Bracewell Ienny Broghon Everett Cain Patricia Calhoon .fl + ma? 6' 2 . 5. X Q vm .S ,jf,U9iA 5 1 ,JQQY lim gi 5,0 f3VH'v'f1 t. ,1 1 1 it if ' I X 'V' l,4.,i.'3.A ,Tri f J, S52 'S'5?lfI:.-.I ' - -522- f ,f41' ff Ilan, . wr'-t ' j,.i,g 523: I ,. My -gIQk:?t I fl?-lx 5 ' 5 X1 J f ,-39357 ff ' 2 if f of :fx Q -,xif f Ii ., 5 n su 2 Jo Ed Calloway Jeannette Clark 'gk Helen Cornelius Marvin Cousins Barbara Davis Betty Davis Mary Evelyn Davis Albert Delaney Sue Doucette Earnest Edmonds Wayne Elkins Audrey Fisher Jane Gilliland Helen Griffin 'I Jimmy Griffin Peggy Jo Griffin Arthur Harris Bill Hendrix Wynema Henson David Hester Lois Evans Bob Farris 'HHN' I in W 4 ., ' ,-'K' .0 J ' La Royce Hubley Barry Jeffrey J. B. Johnson Roy Kersh Hazel Jannise I Rudy Koenig Betty Jo Largent Robert' Largent Mary Sue Lewis Joe Lowery Shirley Marie lv ary Helena McMi11en Bettye Mitchell Don Morris ilfred Palma Billy Pavliska Frank Pavliska immy Pettyjohn Kathryn Ann Ray Mary Rich Shirley Mashe Theron McLaren H,--... V rr K Y 'fw,.., 9 Billy Joe Scott Freddy Scott John Scott Marie Scott sm' if if L Eugene Shields James Shirley Jimmy Swan Vera Mae Stephens Raymond Strong Don Strub Wilbur Zickelfoose Henry Wallace Juanita Wallace Ed Watts Oliver Wilcoxson Manford Zorn Rita Trahan Carole Tuttle Milton Vaughn Lola Mae Wakefield bs 3 V51 in xx K. fi' V, -ie-1 'Q' I wtf! u 4 15, f xt' 5 Q 'fa tif I' A .-Q ' I ve. ,av----F 4 . -1 1 1 ' 3. sl su ST-' QW is 2 J' '3'-fli-. , . I T. R' Y' lv-14, 1 1 ,Q . '0- .V .ea Zi 'Riff li' f'-if . ig- Q Q mf e n. ,N 5 1 K x nn I I in ' ' U ' ' Fm 5 Freshma H be wo e X X 4 he , A , ff f U2 , Q, Q3 N Rx ff X 1 9 f X f 1, X ,ig 'Y' ,, ,If 5 QQ-xx. X ' ' ' '5 I W ' A U .2 f A .P lf J , J, Vs X 'b f W V5 Q CD 3 K 7 F ryjxxfx fix r Q? A XX J Q .-Li.. S ,,, m J, .X A f v. , PQ kvxkk u Gah?',D A best all-around girl is chosen from the senior class each year by the faculty. The award, given by the P, T, A., is based upon scholarship, attitude toward students and faculty, an d extracurricular activities. Do MP ' A best all-around boy is chosen from the s enior class each year by the faculty. The award, given by the P. T. A., is based upon scholarship, attitude toward students and faculty, and extracurricular activities. pl. . ay? .9 The D. A. R. award, sponsored by the Daughters of the American Revolution, is given to a senior girl each year. Three 'candidates are chosen from the senior class by popular voteg from these three, the faculty chooses the outstanding girl. The decision is based upon citizen- ship, dependability, service, leadership, and patriotism. I G' 0 R TK3 - 1E N W Z'2a4zce4,o0e7fZ9-54, According to the permanent record cards on February 91' These class favorites were selected by popular vote from the senior class. Each year a number of students is nominatedg from this number a boy and girl are chosen. W . 4 These class favotires were selected by popular vote from the junior class. r Each year a number of students is norninatedg from this number a boy and girl are chosen. L... -,-, , N E OO I RT EE These class favorites were selected by popular vote from the sopho- more class. Each year a number of students is nominatedg from this number a boy and girl are chosen. These class favorites were selected by popular vote from the fresh- man class. Each year a number of stu dents is nominatedg from this number a boy and girl are chosen. SA TT This honor, bestowed upon an outstanding athlete each year, is de termined by the popular vote of those participating in all athletic events The athlete is representative in several sports. X , ' 39'i ' M' ' -f-1+ 'f QM 1' 'ne 4, g 'A 'L' . f1. -' Q M lfzjgf 'A-'ff-fax Q QQ, ' 4 mm, Q ,Q , f7,,l I , 1, : if I-Q24 W . fx' 2 l WWW? Q W af'-I hmfx v YA - , ! he x gl. AS K K S O I AEP RT ill 3M f CHwWmHHF F1173 An English course is divided into the study of English and Amer- ican literature, Written composition, and functional grammar. Dram- atizations are used in the study of literature as seen in the above picture. Much drill helps students understand English grammar as depicted in the picture below Mrs. Brandt, Mrs. McGuire, and Miss Short are the teachers in the English department. L.-I PUZJHZZDPFUCU IH The forelgn language students under the guldance of Mrs McGu1re recelve lnstructlon ln the b3S1C fundamentals of Spanlsh e:--- One of our most useful subjects speech 15 taught by Mrs Brandt hls year members of the class took numerous trlps to various speech urnaments These trlps d1d much to promote lnterest. 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H? :- mo :1 ga, o gp., 52 U'+-s sm P13 mo gen P-s ' 43 mu o.o 51 gm wil sw CEB mw- 35 '1 CDFD mm ,.. U1 D-4 own ww su: D2 SL: 730' O :fl -Q- Q -:- -gr: + 4. -:-Q' .Li-r - 1 K Q' TA , - .ff -If Lx W 'W U0 ' T' o P P+ N , C. Q x. 1' 4 9 Q Q Q 3 ' x Z! ' ' x I X lf Lf 5 QNX, i 6 T I VSSNLILZ . , Q55 'H Q ffl QNX? UAMEQNC I Q 4093 'We , QWWW 'b qs mf ' m f 5 .' ' 3' Q Y' 5 ' 3 .K Q I 1 , 5 -.4 5 o X xi N , ' L Q, 6 o pf is 5 Q 4, H :nw 9R:z0 Av fm , f. V :A f 'LK g,,,,m.,L,, X. THE THE STAFF Editor --A----- Jackie Hook Business Mgr: - Ada Fay Delan Feature Ed -Mary Frances DeMc Organization Ed - - - Dirk Partl Art Editor ------- Gene Wi Sports Editor - - Billy Ray Dular ASSISTANTS MaryElizabethB1ggs - Hugh L: Lois Carothers - Carol Moc Albert Delaney - Robert Morris Audrey Fisher - Sandra Shrac Jo Ann Gilliland - Lura Wall- Sarah Ann Keeling - Merlene W SPONSOR Mrs. A. J. McGuire ART ADVISOR Mr. C. E. Stanzel Mrs. McGuire, Jackie and Ada Fay discuss financial problems. .Pg : Staff assistants talk over various plans: Sandra Shrader, Mary Elizabeth Biggs, Sarah Ann Keeling, Hugh Layl, Lura Walker, Lois C'ar oth er s, Jo Ann Gilliland, and Albert Delaney. H RVESTE Getting out the yea r book has been lots of work, but every minute has been fun too. The fun and comradeship of w o r k i n g together have been genuine education for all of us. Such e du c ation cannot be learned from textbooks but must be gained through activities such 215 the yearbook. Eats? Section editors discuss assignments: Billy Ray Dulaney Mary Frances DeMoss, Gene Winn, and Dick Partlow Artists and advisor consult the art editor on drawings and lettering Carol Moore, Audrey Fisher, Gene Winn, Mr. Stanzel, Robert Morrison and Merlene Wise. 'that matter, bu Yea HE All Panthers ! Volume XII EDITORIAI J What is a good student one with all the brains, or the money? Not any o mentioned come anywhei lng the answer. It takt little of so many things could hardly define lt and correct. C3111 its own ent b f.0lll'l18!!l Y TIONAL MEET I de l nders .erently and ry fast. Lib- elr mistake too All teachers will agree that gamf the defl- has to be friendly, Joyce ,yum A,,C,,,l,,,x first loss- md considerate' both Martha .lane Buclmnan Ldnolvln mlm hands of' ind lelchefs. Pwusincss Manager ana gh Ch i tm h M 1 h ---. r e r s as o - Ahlgniehiakdimigoriiiybugsltilgarrtig:L 11:2 Clevelar and all its delicate food, Lib- wp grades that makes the good nament ventured to Lufltln to seo.. ners of the Class A had. Af- student. Personality seems in' everything. So 1' a good student. Certainly there many .laughs ln time for serious: son gets the two an ideal student. Courtesy to oth- Miss Elinbrlli Hudgcns Ilicully Advisor A med, the teacher certain.: -mark to your r ' .en f Showing inte llvclyn Douthcy and makes 8 teach!! Ijxtlmngc Editor I class and makes ..e. wg... -- -. , U- mm lwent to . . had won Sadie Hawkms 'Q' 'M' Dance Slated Activities are now beginning in the newly organized Distributive: Education Club. Not long ago officers were elect ed by the members as follows: Gene Wlnn, president: Londell Hub-- ley, vice-president: Sonny Ratclifff secretary and treasurerg Don Crabb, editor and promotion man- ager. Thursday night, the 26th of Octo- ber at the first meeting of the club, lt was decided that the club wouldg have a Sadie Hawkins dance at the 'V.F.W. Hall on November 17. A prlze will be given to the best- dressed couple. All teen agers are cordially lnvlted. Seniors Pick 1951 L.H.S. Class Rings The Senior Class of 1951 met last. week for the purpose of choosing ,their class rings. Jack Hartel, president, had ap- pointed a committee consisting of' Ada Fay Delaney, Robert Tuckeni The i Ahead of Bm l The new st Sports ttf-ii all the time. 11115 is uu wuudel because they are several days aheua of schedule. If things continue as planned, the graduation exercises will be in the new auditorium. Panther Paw Joyce June Arceneaux, a Liberty High senior, heads the Pantheii Paw this year as Editor-in-Chief. Other members of the staff that were elected by the senior clasi are: Martha Jane Buchanan, busi H088 .ma-lNlB'el': Evelyn Douthey and' James Williamson, as the clrculai tlon and exchange editors: and Charles Bubba Altenburg, sports editor. 'l'he reporters were chosen from all the classes and they will be given specific assignments for each issue. From the senior class arei Gladys Kersh and James White. Ma BllKiJ llDi James Williamson and Joyce June 'V e 9 Den 5' we 9 av 5' Arceaneanx to select several rings to bring before the class for vote. The rings were voted upon and one pattern was chosen. The rings' wlll arrive in approximately eight weeks. , 'Reuben Autery and Opal Heathman are junior representatives. The sophomores are represented by Laura Finley and Charlotte Lockey. Sonya Boyt and Jane Gilliland are representing the freshman class. Liberty the VET! the ' 1 Lil lonaix vent own game was pr: 5, Al- though N lghting club, Libtns .rder and cum 'I t lrnt ence Jnmcs XX illnimson ns 'blayl Advertising and Circulation gm Trdm .-......... ..... ....,.. ..om French worked very well together and Liberty flnally accepted de-. feat only after they had played See CAGE MEET. back page by Studen Liberty Yearbo ations Well, studei annual won l and here is lil The annual umbia. Press .1 University il: judges graded of its size al' and foreign co it on the idea editorial cover graving, print paper stock : course, there ' tions. It was grad ard: First place Second plac Third place- Fourth plac Students, y points, giving The Columl plimented the many good id: The theme staff was an 1 of the people part in makir Mary Frances 0 I . Paracloxlcal f,2g,:g2,,Ma'S , .i Pastlfnes ORCHIDS C Premedltated Orchids 10 good sport. CAN YOU lMAGINE??'l' Onions to tl Hugh Layi-clown in 9. three-,fn,fff'f'f'1tfin ring circus? ' Betty Brown Grable's place? T H E P A b Coach Steele-C p bl' h Mr. McDonald-W u is ed by studel ette McDonald? TH legudley F0 1'DEdir0r-in-chief ........... .....,...... Lucme Moya-IBusmess Manager .......,............. t 1 1 i ? Exchange Editor .......................... efgign GumanqAdvertxsing and Circulation ,....... Barnum and .............................................. Bennie Palma-tR9P0!'f9TS -----4-.4-4.--- Coach Alford-ll weighing 380 poi curly hair? Mrs. Alford-Nt Joe ? Mrs. McGuire- Faculty Advisor. ....................... .. gum? Mr. Harlan-Long red hair? Sammy Rizzo-Irish nationality? Red Griffin-Being Bashful? Bubba Altenburg-Sing bass in , the ,Philharmonic Choir? unions to 'l Orchids to C ing the Senior: Onions to l Sprung, Harvester Staff 5 football Sgasoniics Class under the direction of HER AW Yea Panthers ! Liberty High School Q Nlllllbel' I1 Uh .STUDENTS FROM MARS? Students See o Wins rize L. ll. S.. y, Freshman Funny Faces the only time to Mr. Harlan lost opened a. pari ' He was we 'asf Y looked vaguely vas done, of L.H.S.1 -nt to thc r Sure' lion, Colnm York. 'l lc with the 48 . They l book, otography d typograp iding her c a point sta 50-1000 pol R49 points , 0 points all very happy buzz was about heard the sixth ads. These pic, Freshmen, Soph- will be put in Seniors will later life what' mean to us. You yes Aunt the school we can't support our w 650 Dolnt: REPORTERS nual got S: Standing: Gladys Kersh, Sonya Boyt. Laura Jnnc Finley. James XVhitc. Reuben Antcrv. Jancllf giving out with place. Davis, Jam: Gilliland, Sealed: Mary Bcllc Koenig. Charlotte Lockey. lgrzogigisgdggllggg flffiggolilaifzlig gb-IE,-gg' 52--me -335i'igs:5 exactly what it's all anour, out one- .ne Cheerleaders , . . . - , , layouts. During the remainder of the aft- thing is agreed It S out to do good' out by your fnal one. Two layed a large success were son, your edi- myth, business DONIONS ernoon the girls simply paraded around. When the 3:45 p.m. bell rang and the girls became full- fledged high school freshmen, they hurried out .of their mock attire For it's first achievement, the F.F. Club honored the seniors with a dance Saturday the 20th of Jan- nary. I know each and every senior , had a. good time and want to thank W -- .. .- -g lthe F.F. Club for a wonderful eve- L! for being a 1 nts who have- ,nin,eg,, , Vacant F eeling Comes With nd llpm, Januar 3 J Austin Trek et 3-.. -.-.L-,-V ,nn IW ' 1. , ' 7 O O 1 I E R P A W 5 f B Civics Class - - , - -r' -1 l l lberty High School aiVeill0Eiig1Sei After much difficult such A FF Joyce June Arceneaux - . . ' f Y. 85+ 'want to put over, ' checking their finances and getting, w the boys feelltheir parents' permission, the Clv-p Martha Jane Buchanan s Williamson. Evelyn Douthey rs Williamson, Evelyn Douthey ..........,.........Bubba Altenburg .....Gladys Kersh, James White, Mary Belle Koenig, Janelle Davis, Reuben Autery, Opal Heathman, Laura Finley, Charlotte Lockey, S o n y a Boyt a n d Jane Gilliland glilizabeth Hudgens e boys has a mn- h game is an in- ence. But when nver. everyone has whether he showsi of the boys out-' sv he feels but in-t sincerely sorry to .eason over. it I mentioned? in appreciation!! 'team who was at N iihe llayton-Liberty game-if you ford for tak- ask them-would say, Thanks a tm- -million for your wonderful sup- for getting , port H 1 . Coach Alford, will embark at 2 1o'clock Sunday evening, January' ,28, for their annual vlslt to Aus- ltin. They expect to arrive ln Austin laround 8 o'clock. the Driskell Hotel to accommodate the students. The bus will be driv- en by Mr. Stanzel and some of the mothers' wlll' accompany the stu-I idents. 9 After spending all of their money and seeing all they can see the stu-L dents will again board the bus to come back to Liberty on Tuesday, Uanuary 30. - Reservations have been made ati Officers for the 1951 Harvester were announced this week to the entire student body. The students holding the head offices were elected by the senior class. Jackie Hooker will edit the Har- vester and serving as her business manager will be Ada Fay. Delaney. Billy Ray Dulaney will handle the sports section, while .Mary Frances DeMoss will be in charge of the fea- tures. Dlck Partlow has been elect, ed organization editor and Gene Winn, art editor. To serve on committees and help the head officers are Mrs. A. J. McGuire, sponsor, and the follow- ing: Lura Walker, Lois Carothers, Sarah Ann Keellng, Carol Moore, Marlene Wise, Mary E. Biggs, Jo ,Ann Gilliland. Hugh Layl, Rebel Mfirrlson, Sandra Sbrader, Audrey Fsher and Albert Delaney. Am! were appointed by Editor Hooker. We have had excellent annuals in the past and we feel confident that this year's staff is going to give us an even better 'I-larvester','i she'says. The officers, are to be praised for the honor and the re- sponsibility given to them when they accept their duties as mem- bers of the Harvester staff. We are i all looking forward to receiving the 1951 annuals and will treaaurelthdrk alvmvs. . Bottom Row: Frank Pavliska, James Shirley, Jerry Leonard, Johnny Boyett, J. B. Johnson, Bill Hendrix, Betty Evans, Jimmy Pettijohn, RudyKoenig, Roy Kersh, James White, Albert Delaney, Robert Tucker. Middle Row: O. L. Huggins, Sammy Connor, J. B. Shepherd, Bobby Evans, Billy Jenkins, Wilbur Zickafoose, Floyd Collins, Dick Partlow, BubaAltenburg, Anthony Ramirez. Top Row: Milton Tanner, Charlie Knause, Raymond Strong, Joe McMullan, Marvin Vick, Ben Cain, David Andress, Donald Morris, Billy Jean Franta, Jackie Boyett, Dewey McMillen. 4- B X F1 j I0 ' . 0 . s .9 - .r M N . lu . X, vo cTix-4 it BETTY EVANS 13rqY fa, ATIO f N bf' 5 vo I Quin! SWEETHEART The Future Farmers of America is a national o r g an i z at io n for high school boys interested in agric ultu re. Since the Liberty chapter's establishment four years ago, it has flourished under the agile leader- ship of O. L. Huggins. THIRD YEAR OFFICERS First Row: Sammy Connor, Vice-President, Betty Evans, Sweetheart, J. B. Shepherd, Pres- ident. Second Row: Don Morris, Treasurer, Ben Cain, Reporter, Floyd Collins, Secretary. Third Row: Billy Franta, Conductor, Marvin Vick, Historian, Frank Pavliska, Parliamen- tarian, Dewey McMillen, Second Vice-President, Jackie Boyett, Conductor, J. B. Johnson, Third V-ima-President. 5 L 5 'vs GREENHAND OFFICERS First Row: Robert Tucker, Vice-Preside Betty Evans, Sweetheart, Jody McMullan, Pre ident. Second Row: Rudy Koenig, Treasure Albert Delaney, Reporter, James White, Se retary. Third Row: Billy Jenkins, Historia Bobby Evans, Parliamentarian, David Andres Third Vice-President, Jimmy Pettijohn, Seco Vice-President. E B E S Bottom Row: Louise Bracewell, Carolyn Biggs, Janelle Davis, Ada Fay Delaney, Jo Ann Gilliland, Mary Frances DeMoss, Mary Elizabeth Biggs, Jackie Hooker, Barbara Jones, Helen Cornelius, Betty Davis. Second Row: Adelia Maxwell, Dorothy Bingham, Martha Buchanan, Mary Belle Koenig, Joyce June Arceneaux, Sarah Ann Keeling, Kathryn Ray, Lura Walker, Marie Knause, Doris Mae Boudreaux, Nancy Norris, Mary McMillan, Peggy Jo Griffin, Mary Sue Lewis, Mary Alice Davis. Third Row: Frances Hall, Evelyn Douthey, Hazel Jannise, Shirley Bennett, Mary Rich, Juanita Wallace, Yvonne Lewis, Jennie Brogan, Minnie Lee Williams, Shirley Fletcher, Barbara Tims, Shirley Miller, Ollie Ruth Bates, Glenda Fregia, Bennie Palma, Patricia Calhoon, Mrs. Biggs. Fourth Row: Gladys Kersh, Shirley Blanchard, Shirley Martin, Jane Gilliland, Sandra Shrader, Laura Jane Finley, Blanche Albrecht, Carolyn Smith, Charlotte Lockey, Joann Altenburg, Gertrude Peveto, Sue Doucette, Betty Evans, Pat Lamb, Wynerna Henson, Polly Carter, Betty Jo Largent. W QCNNQMAHRSOQ Q: Q ' xi 5 , - y , 2 11,1774 it JZ .ta JZ JZ JZ .ta ' QV fa' W fa' fa' :M J -x s WHO ARE WE? Future Homemakers of America is a national organization ofpupils who study homemaking in junior and senior high schools. We work together for better and happier home life for everyone. We think that helping to make happy homes, now and in the future, is the most important thing that youth can do for democracy. -Q- First Row: Jane Gilliland, Parliamentariang Mary Frances DeMoss, SecretarygMartha Jane Buchanan, Vice-PresidentgJoyce June Arceneaux, President, Jackie Hooker, Treasurer, Mary Belle Koenig, Reporter, Second Row: Doris Mae B ou dreaux, Song Leader, Sandra Shrader, Pianist, Joann Altenburg, Historiang Jo Ann Gilliland, Reporter. 0 F F I C Fy U ., ,,..f- T' V 'kiwi' it 1. 0 -X 946 X 'IX D.E. CLUB STANDING: Gene Winn, Presidentg Don Crabb, Promotion-Managerg V. R. Hyltong Mr. Stanzel, Sponsor. SEATED: Elmer Ratcliff, Sec- retary-Treasurerg Londel Hubley, Vice-Presidentg C la r e n c e Lambg Bobby Brinkleyg Dorothy Bracewellg Neil Hurnphreyg Edgar Griffin. The D. E. Club is sponsored by the Distributive Education class with any high school student taking D. E. being eligible for membership. Since this is its A first year, our organization was charted recently by the state D. E. Club. Under the able leadership of Clarence E. Stanzel, we expect to become one of the largest clubs in high school. Q ee Q iq Q 4' ' E I ofvf Q U t 9-3 X Q .fe Qld Semi 'J 5X'-- as J ,X I .0 X lgllbii U' 9'-'r E m ,,, HOMECDM NG The annual Homecoming, sponsored by the students of L. H, S, , began with a Pep Rally. A reception in the library of the Liberty High School building honored all the Exes. Following the reception and before the game, Clarence Lamb welcomed the Exes. Ramey Griffin, an ex- student of L. H. S, , responded to Clarence's welcome. Joyce June Arceneaux was recognized as Football Sweetheart. After the Liberty-Hull-Daisetta tilt, a dance was held at the City Hall. e 1 53.5 ig 1 wif V f Elected by the football team as Football Sweetheart, Joyce June Arceneaux is being p r e s e n t e d with an arm bouquet of gold chrysanthemums by the football captains Clarence Lamb greets Ramey Griffin. of the night, Jack Hartel and Robert Tucker. Reunion of the Exes at the reception. OOTB LL-B QUET honored the students in these activities with a banquet. The place chosen L for this event was thekCity Hall, which was cleverly decorated in the Christ- mas motif. The program was opened with an invocation by Robert Morrison, student band director. The Reverend Robert Green, vicar of the St. Stephens Episcopal Church, who was master of ceremonies, kept the program going at a lively pace throughout the evening. A delicious meal was served, after which the entertainment began. Following the performance of the Vivien King School of Dancing, Tommy O'Brien, the main speaker, gave a rousing talk on sports. Next on the program was the announcement of team captains, Billy Ray Dulaney and Buba Altenburg, and the awarding of gold and silver miniature footballs to the football lettermen and sweetheart, Joyce June Arceneaux. The evening was topped off with a dance. This event is unani- mously thought of as one of the most outstanding of the year. O'Brien Greene .c DELICIOUS! 0 In I. A LETTERMEN - 1950-51 Front Row: Robert Tucker, S Rizzo, Charles Stubblefield, .J Hartel, Lewie Majors, Je: Chipman, Buba Altenburg. B Row: Coach Rex Alford, Bol Green, Eugene Stubblefield, Jin Scott, Joe D. lVlcMullan, Reul Autery, Harold Griffin, I Partlow, Billy Ray Dulaney, Bc Evans,Edgar Griffin, Coach J Steele. . uni? At the close of the football season, the football and band mothers f DANCING TO HHILLBILLY FEVER MARRYIN' SAM TIES ANOTHER KNOT .X HILLBILLIES DOING A WALTZ ,,., . -A A DAISY MAE AND LIL' ABNER All you females get your males! ! This started off the Sadie Hawkins dance given by the D. E. Club. The main features were Marryin' Sam, who really tied the knots that night, and the selection of a typical Daisy Mae and Lil' Abner. All the hillbillies enjoyed.a wonderful night of dancing to western music. Barbecued skunk, coon, and 'possum sandwiches were served with kick-a-poo Juice. B PTIST B QUET NX , -,, F . 8 , is Y' -f Ready to eat gs. Q 1 Finding assigned places at tables The Seniors enjoyed the annual banquet sponsored by the W, M, U. of the First Baptist Church of Liberty. This was the first of the series of eve nt s honoring the Seniors of 1951. Already on the schedule for March 27, the W. S. C. S. of the First Methodist Church will honor the Seniors with a banquet, and on April 13, the traditional Junior-Senior Banquet will be held. lilah Roquemore I . Martha Buchanan I Shirley Means YEA Mary nemoss TEAM! ! ! '1-. V Y 1 oyce June Arceneaux ii fx ..-I' First Row: Loneu sandefer, Helen Griffin, David Trotti, James Heath, Doris Newman, Mary Belle Koenig, Second Row: Carolyn Smith, Irene Chipman, James Williamson, Dick Partlow, R o b e rt Morrison, Third Row: Bob Farris, Shirley Miller, Tommie Jean Newman, Alice Griffin, Fourth Row: Donald Northcutt, Manford Zorn, Dunc an Martin, Alfred Palma, Joe Edd Calloway. Fifth Row: Sam Rizzo, Laura Finley, Frank Robinson. BRASS , , t J l , f,',,, E K ' ' ifii., ZZ:-J-4:r::v Zn:-1f4::::v First Row: Jan Arceneaux, Joyce June Arceneaux, Jackie Hooker, Peggy Jo Griffin, Ren Lamb. Second Row: Olga Jean Christopher, Doris Cain, Frances Macon, Janelle Davis, Mary Nan Hightower, Mona Ross, Freddie Scott, Lewis Richardson, Charles Knause, V. R. Hylton. woonwmus ' First Row: Pat Lamb, Sandra Shrader, Virginia Reid, Albert Delaney, Charlotte Lockey, Glenda Reid, Hugh Layl, Mary Elizabeth Biggs, Jane Gilliland, Second Row: Jeanie Jones, Bennie Palma, John Harrison, Arlin Benjamin, Ada Fay Delaney, Gladys Kersh, Betty Joyce Davis. Third Row: Lloyd Billingsley, Jo Ann Gilliland, Linda Lee, Betty Parrish, Peggy Martin, Joann Altenburg. Fourth Row: Margie Vick, Marcia Hargrove, Anna Sue Zorn, Peggy Clare Thornton, Joan Finch, Casseday Menke. THE PANTHER BAND PARADING ON SAM HOUSTON STREET ,F gif, ' THE BAND RECEIVING FINAL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE A TRIP THE BAND IN FORMATION AT MEMORIAL STADIUM Q 39 viva: R:-pu -.N--f MF-a,-SM Tal .L ,, Q., M 'X fLgA? i!W K0 xl X ff ld' X f X, 'mr Q-X X X XR 0 9, X R X ah 'frfif 1. Q-N' X K I . ggal if-153351. ' xv ' ga 17' 4. is h . X X 3:1513 fi 1 Q ' ' .. fill I Q. I A4957 'C , X JH: N fjivg. 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I 1, X A .J lf- Leg l ,x fffff I 'WI I M X XXX OOTBALL fkf 34 .r Charles Knause Manager Coach Rex Alford and Coach John Steele 14 W5 -' s 'T' l x W lj,-V fp f , , ns?.,,,:.4w Billy Ray Dulaney Charles Altenburg '. tx 'Tackle Back , 5? ' TT 2 year letterman 2 year Aletterman .. .,.... .... Co-Captain Co-Captain In Sept. 15 Sept. 22 Sept. 29 Oct. Oct. LIBERTY PANTHERS FOOTBALL SCHEDULE FOR 1950 Anahuac Oct. 27 Cleveland Nov. 3 Tomball Nov. 10 Barbers Hill Nov. 24 Klein Crosby Cedar Bayou Hull- Daisetta Dayton Robert Locke Manager Reuben Autery Lloyd Billingsley Wallace Burlin Center Guard Back 1 year letterman Jesse Chipman Sammy Connor Bobby Evans Back Guard Back 2 year letter-man 2 year letterman 1 year letterman , I Q- QU' 2 if ', y 1 - G. .... 315 , Dudley Ford Bobby Greene Edgar Griffin Guard End End 1 year letterman 1 year letterman 2 year lettergnan Y . -..'x 'avr ,H . . ' mi sy 'Q 2... ' X A aw- ' Harold Griffin Jack Hartel Mickey Lamb Back Back End 2 year letterman 2 Year lettefman Lewie Majors Sam Rizzo Joe MCMu11an Guard Center Back 2 year letterman 1 year letterman 1 year letterrnan Jimmy Scott Charles Stubblefield Eugene Stubblefield Guard Tackle End 2 year letterman 1 year letterman 1 year letterman w,..s.-1 , , w w Dick Partlow I Tackle ' 2 year letterman Robert Tucker ,Mk , Marvin Vick Back 5 Back 2 year letterman N 2 Year letterman 'E ls 1 Charles Victery Guard 1 year letterrnan Top Row: Coach Rex Alford, Sam Rizzo, Reuben Autery, Charles Stuhblefield, Bobby Greene, Edgar Griffin, Eugene Stubblefield, Jesse Chipman, Coach John Steele. Middle Row: Charles Knause, Sammy Connor, Charles Victery, Lewie Majors, Jimmy Scott, Dudley Ford, Dick Partlow, Lloyd Billingsley, Robert Locke. Bottom Row: Robert Tucker, Harold Griffin, Charles Altenburg, Jo McMul1an, Jack Hartel, Wallace Burlin, Bobby Evans, Marvin Vick. Gi f ' R J , FORWARDS David Andress Charles Stubblefield Red Griffin Joe McMu11an 5 4 ' ' 1 cz c . E E N N Q F151 T T E E x .ff R R , J s s R FORWARDS Bobby Green, Mickey Lamb X 1 y BOYS' RY BASKETBALL GUARDS James White, Bobby Evans, Jack Hartel, Billy Ray Dulaney, Jesse Chipman. .V R W 1 1 Reuben Autf Y . Sam Rizzo ff ff iQ' XT iw I 'qw V LIBERTY TOURNAMENT On Dec. 15 and 16 a basketball tour- nament was held in the Liberty gym- nasium. Schools from surrounding towns took part in this tournament. 177 . ' Q Liberty's representatives on the all- Edgar Griffin, captain of the team, tournament team were Edgar Griffin receives the trophy handed him by and Bobby Evans, who received in- Mr. Lockey after Liberty's victory dividual trophies for this honor. in the tournament. DAYTON vs LIBERTY Y , , op THE MAIN STRING Top Row: Shirley Baggett, Pat Ethridge, Jan Arceneaux. Bottom Row: Mary Nan Hightower, Lois Evans. Not Pictured: Shirley Means. IRLS ' BASKETBAL THE TEAM Top Row: Margie Vick, Scorekeeper, Pat Lamb, Shirley Miller, Bettye Mitchell, Mary Nan Hightower, Shirley Fletcher, Manager, Miss Peggy McGill, Coach, Bottom Row: ' ' P t Ethrid e, Wynexna Shirley Mashe, Jan Arceneaux, Muriel Gray, Shirley Baggett, a g Henson, Lois Evans. ' 'SL 4 W4 'FM W 1 1 '.' 'ffm M 1 mfg -1., 9-lil' mf' +V ., .JM Wi? A '43-N X 23' Q gf - ' 1.se:'? ': -' ' 7:-fl -fa-. 1 EI, if i cj, , ' 1 Ja-Z ew 8 j A .f if , K v -,MVT ,MQ-iq K' ' ' ?:fN5'g'f' Q if - ef gf y , 2gf:':,s,x: lk I 5 WS, Ylyvw :Q ,R A :lf Q JY,-gf KW J? 1 Q ,.-4--1 , Es. if 3 , A Q u 'QR 1 D Q X QU E l f x 5 A r 'f X .I cn 9 V '.' if Y Q- ,f' , , ' Ny K E677 fXrg'?:'ANx r K -Q fc X A 'iw fx. W .. J 7 g. M h .1 Xx ff N11 !g7'L'JT- U1 I A Pr. I Q A - EAVQ,-ff . 1' Falk: ' :lr -1 If If 'J Q 'J' f Q, 3, J , 4' 1 , J-1 Lf fig!-1, 4 U , CD ,O '-,nal 3 cfiv- f,J J' Xxxcffa i M.: . 3 ff N ' X 1 f . X 04' T' 6. 5 1 4- X ' an RJL , ,ff 'H-Q X -11 5 M y gm Y 5 ff W is it 5 7. EF Sf! V 1 my nf 1 v y , Y ' I1 ,Lil 'K' Y f M 5 ' R V ..4., , ...ew 2 A I Q, i k 'W f ' gig, if if ff vi? 1 M I' L 5 ww 5 .I ,y :,:: . , , k f..v Q wa i rli I 1 if ff, X - W H f Nm' ,qi 4. :, z' . :'f: ' lui '- . . , ' - xii, :' X z ik .A QW Henry Jo Bailey Bobby Billingsley W. H. Campbell Edward Carrol Raymond Coughlin Clyde Davis Bobby Jean Figart Frank Flewellen Mary Ethel George Mary Lee Harris Don Harrison Sara Beth Hatfield Betty Ann Hester Nellie June Humphries Sylvia Hutchins Mudred Lightfoot Daniel Martin Glynn Morris Betty Jo Morse Margaret Moulder Harvard Newberry Dolores Parish Sandra Roquemore Joleen Shelton Billy Ray Smith Barbara Swan Wanda Tissue Billy Vick ic: -.1 3 :gf wg., X -ff? .4 X m Q' ,sw .2 K ,g vw aw f x QV ai: xg .1 -fn- v BM . QQ, ,K mmf 1 3+ 'SEEN' Si x Will Snr , .,., A . 4 ,. f v ,,, 513250 dv as iw V llunllnuuuu . ' tv, . Q 1 -33? v sf? .v YW NSF wif! Y ., 535515. 1 ne ,Y 'gb il ilu Sue Blake Elwin Carrell Mervyn Collins Jannette Dulaney Ralph Frazier Ray Frazier Jimmy Fregia Mary Jo Gay Billy Hylton Owen Kersh Clayborn Leonard Dixie Lowery Earl Manc iel Robert Matthews Wanda Maxwell Harley McAdams Leon Murphy Lonnel Sandefer Kathryn Smith Chap Thibodeaux Ervalyn Thomson Terry Vanderhider Helen Warner Doris Woosley Virginia Wright Geraldine Yancey Anna Sue Zorn l ,ff LEGIS ATURE ' 1 .M M . ta ,,, . .Mx S 5 Mi , f we 'f ' ? ?Frw26Q5kaii Top Row: Lewis Richardson, Clay Autery, Middle Row: Brenda Brandt, Billy Christopher, Ke nneth Flournoy, Doris Woolsey, Agnes Duncan, Edward Carroll. Bottom Row: Sara Beth Hatfield, Jeanne Jones, Betty Parish, Sue Blake. ' ,-.1...1l-n....i..1- Knowing that under a democracy our country ha s grown and prospered, our school government strives to attain the same goals. Your School Legislature, being a representative group elected by popular vote, holds the idea of individual worth uppermost. It is our duty to serve the student body by trying to help them be safety- minded, dignified, responsible, and intelligent. The four patrols, listed on the opposite page, were appointed by the legislature. Clay Autery- -President SAFETY PATROL A W ., , . law:-m.1:i.nia:. :ygigE :lt li . 3- A Billy Drushel, Bob Mitchell, Wayne Fore, John Sapp, Clay Autrey, Don Harrison fChiefj BICYCLE BRIGADE lly Vick, Bobby Billingsley, Charles Smart Wayne Hargraves FIRE CHIEF Jimmy Davis 5 FLAG BEARERS Billy Ray Smith, Daniel Martin SE WING CLUB A stitch in time saves nine Janette Dulaney DRAMATIC CLUB Some of the boys in oul school Whose elbows I can't reach, Are ten times more ashamed than I To rise and make a speech. Lewis Richardson I Janette Dulaney Charles Smart LITERATURE CLUB A good reade r under- stands, remember s, visualizes, f e e 1 s, a n C thinks about what he has read. Charles Smart President President -M' as 'Pi ! ,Fi A ' 3 Lewis Richardson t President Duncan Martin President HOBBY CLUB Along the hobby I shelf lay items i kinds. Minks at w Busy as Bees gath for their hives. Duncan 1Vl ART CLUB With the splatter of paint and the swish of the brush, we all meet to- gether once a week in a rush ---- happy to work, happy to play, happy to paint any old day. Nona Sitton RESPONDENCE CLUB Ju tell 'em mail carrier, 're a man of letters! ---BRADSHAW Jeanie Jones Nona Sitton Lewis Richardson President President CLUB ,Y Jeanie Jones Elmer Ray Johnson President President ' HHN? , -'www' 11 CURRENT EVENTS CLUB Lead on, O leaders of the race, Your work is long and wide. We need your help in every place, Before, behind, beside. Lewis Richardson HANDICRAFT CLUB Handicraft is a h a n d y craft. Elmer Ray Johnson JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL TEAM Back Row: Ruben Davis, A s sis ta nt M a n age r, Clay Autery, Manager, Buddy Davis, Dave Middleton, Bo Harrison, Jimmy Davis, Jerry Gilliland, James Heath, Morgan Gilliland, Raymond Heath, Kenneth Armke, Gerald Cessna, Jerry Smith, Assistant Manager. Middle Row: Wilbur Zickafoose, Frank Robinson, Albert Delaney, Edwin Watts, Don Harrison, Alfred Palma, Roy Kersh, Billy Vick, Joe E dd C alloway, Billy Kershaw, John Scott, Billy Drushell, C oac h We st e rfie 1 d. Front Row: Raymond Strong, Bob Mitchell, Jimmy Swan, The ron McLarren, Edward Carroll, Billy Pvaliska, Lewis Richardson, Jimmy Griffen, Bob Farris, David Hester, Donald Northcutt. CHEERLEADERS Joan Finch, Sandra Roquemore, Judy Swan QMascotj, Betty Sue Mangan, Barbara Swan TWIRLERS l 'N .. g tvg.:,.. 0'-'g..m. ix F i , is . 'L J . , Q2 V lf' , , ?ef'f'7f3', - W ,-ff' L, ,. K. .j,.L... - 'fttjf .. , ' D W G, . Peggy Martin Casseday Mer Marcia Hargrove Mary Jo Gay :M , fini? I Law, 1 il vp 1 f Q A . V ' ... ga g ig 3 Y' EN' :J ,, Q-3452..- ELEME T 9,1 3 W? A 4 if if if in - I iv i .. n L 5 Ep I R I I 1 - Y M Milton Alexander Neal Blanchard ' H- Max Bracewell Neal Bradburn .gg N J Billy Christopher David Collins Bill Davis Joy Davis Floyd Frazer Jean Greak James Harris J. A. Hosea Dale Johnson Leo Johnson Billy W. Jones Lorna J one s Patricia Kersh Mary McLaren Ever Nora McManus Ronald Parsley Sharon Shrader Clarene Surratt ett Vaughn Sarah Winchester Mildred Whitehead James Yancey ,Mu-f'-1 n-.,,N 5 . ll U Bonnie Murphy Shirley Pavliska James Payne 1 Mart E. J. Tucker Betty Abel John Archer Dewayne Bagwell Angela Bigbie David Branton G ene Bruhn Evelyn Flynn Judith Franklin Zelda Gray Barbara Kershaw Bobby Jo LaCour Shari LaFour James McDonald Glenda McManus Lola Morse Flossie Murphy Mary Lou Norris Louis Nugent Jerry Roberts Donna Ruth Smith 1 l I ha Stroud Wayne Wafer Joe Youngman y Clifford Acker Barbara Baggett Diana Bell Darrell Budro Lola Fae Cantrell Margaret Cozart Mary Cruse John Thomas Davis Betty Evans Ted Greak Lenora Griggs David Haywood Lahoma Hill O. D. Johnston Hollis Medly Robert Mercer Paula Parker Milton Sisk Stanley Sewell Cecille Smith Alfred Tanner Earl Yokem James Woolsey Emmett Lee Wakefield 4, ,H . Af' Q5 1 ,il ygpgnjgl' -ruff I if l Y I' I gf-,ls Q so Sm MQ . AM: I . 'Q IQ, 1 1 Lennie Able Nancy Anderson Alton Lee Diane Bolling James Bracewell Brenda Brandt Will Daniel Jere Galloway Jean Hobert Frances Jennings Brack Jones, Jr. Carol Leake Larry Locket Betty Lowery Judy Morris Weldon Moulder Sue Owers Sandford Roquemore Jane Robinson Gary Sitton Nolan Skipper Virginia Tucker Janie Weaver Peggy Bell Phillip B1-uhn j Z is gg 1 ln gn Mildred Davis Jeraldine Gilliland Morris Fregia all Raymond Fregia Kaye Folkes Rita Beth Harding Sandra Hargroves Marcus Heath Marie Hickman Sue Langston Fern Lindsey Charles Martin John Middleton Mona Oliver Sarah Simpkins Jimmy Stroud Linda Syphrett Alice Jean Tissue Harry Tanton Wheeler Trant Carl Reed Vanderhider 4 an -., 45 'X Q Joyce Bauc um Maxine Bracewell Sally Carl Sherran Carter Claudette Cochran Martha Sue Cochran Sharon Figart John Hill Shirley Jackson Roland Johnson Darrell Haywood Roy Largent Ted Mitchell Lester Mott Wilson Norris Bernadine Silva Wanda Ray Smart Vera Tanton Anna Thibodeaux- Lamar Thomas James Warner Amy Watts Jimmie Lee Wright .gc 9 Frances Lee Bishop Jimmie Lynn Br-ownson Eva Laine Coleman Larry Cooper Betty Lou Courtney John Frank Davis Cora Ann Fletcher Coy J. Fletcher Richard Fletcher Kenneth Fore Cordelia Mae Fregia Evelyn Joyce Graham Leroy Winston Graham Billy Gae Greak James Griffin Richard Harris Turner Henley Sam Hunt David Hutchins Bill Loftin Eddie Love Janice Martin David Morse Alford Payne Eugene Scholl Jacky Telford Arvin Whittaker fi 7 J ...x B9 Leroy Anderson Roy Bacum Nancy Bracewell Terry Jo Brandt Edna Cantrell Sherman Clayton George Coubhlin Alice Diehl Martha Fluellen Robin Frazier Dorothy Frigo Joyce Grizzle J. B. Hays James Henson Donna Jackson Gordon Jones Gayle Pruett Donald Pullen Tynia Robinson Pauline Sisk James Smith Thelma Starks Larry Don Murphy T. K. Newman Ronald Runnels Betty Wright l 'nf Q Tommy Branton 'L Mary Judith Burch 1 W N , Jo Carl Y ' i ' Rita Faye Collins Mark Davis Emmett Dodson Anna Lee Dunn Helena Edgecombe Jannelle Fregia Mary Lucille Fregia R. W. Fregia 4 Larry Geer Peggy Gray Billy Griffin Frank Neal Griffin Celeste Hardy Barry Johnson Stevie McGrath Beverly June Monroe Virginia Ann Moss Teddy Clay Pennington Edward Pyles Glenda Kaye Sandefer l Buddy Shrader Rochelle Thomson Betty Lou Trotti Donna Marie Walker Richard Wright XX Z 2 Sandra Abshire Mary Jane Allen Jessie Lee Austin Margaret Baker Rodney Baldwin Marshall Brashier C. H. Cain Ronnie Catchings Roy Clark Loyce Drake Larry Gene Dodson Nancy Franklin Mary Helen Heimes Eugene Leake William Mason Mary Ann Murphy Julia Ann Owers Sylvia Pickett Eugene Roberts Phyllis Sanders Carolyn Sisk Howard Stanford Elaine Stephens Carolyn Stroud Charles Thomas Nelda White Joyce Ann Zickefoose X x If 4 by -uf .4 x -Sf S3 Agnes Anderson Gene Arnold Thomas Bailey Vorice Baucum Jimmy Franssen Christine Hayes Jay Haywood Sharon Hill Joyce Hobert Kay Holcomb Laura Lee Livingston Jerry McCarter Alvin Mercer Alice Ray Norris Elsie Payne Dennis Ralls Clifford Roquemore Margaret Sanders Ronnie Sellers Judy Swan f ,Q Velea Tanton Jeanne Thibodeaux Barbara Sue Townsend Carron Trant Gerald Vanderhider Elaine Williams Virginia Bell Lynda Jean Blair Terry Bradburn Ellis Budro Diane Burton John Wayne Collins Gale Garrett Kenneth Greak Bonnie Gillard Jimmie Herndon Frank Jordan Betty Lightfoot Richard McCall Jeanette McDonald Roger McLain Lonnel Moorman Norma Jeanne Murphy Dorothy Paviliska Wayne Roberts Kaleta Rogers Barbara Runnels Bennie Marie Searle Norma Jean Swearingen Onnie Tanton Donald Thompson Sonny Thrasher Carole Walters Linda Mae Williams i Carol Lynn Zorn .41 Jannel Baucum Shelton Lee Burch Billy Glenn Chancellor Charles Cornelius Frank Davis Merry Dee Elder Terry Lee Elder Ida Faye Fondon Herschel Gay Brinda Lee Geer Charles Leon Graham Lonnie Graham Gary Eugene Hendrix Dana Lee Huggins Wilda Marie Hunt RPM? Onnie Haywood Jackson Wanda Butler Linda Lowery Sylvia Diane McClelland Kay Frances Parish Albert Pavliska Viola Leona Rogers Charles Robert Scott Samuel Stroud Barbara Ann Teel Ronald Gene Wright Carolyn Zuck Don Edward Allen Linda Lou Bates Jo Ann Brandt Annie Lynette Bracewell Dorothy Jack Brown Helen Louise Budro Jasper Eugene Bulock Joe Kenneth Craver Jackie Lynn Davis Jerry Duff Ray Ben Erskins Alan Woods Fisher Linda Elizabeth Geer Glyn Ray Johnson Charles McAdams Patrick Patterson Ilona Dare Patton Jimmy Allen Roden Carolyn Jean Rose Bobbie Jean Smith Annie Margaret Tanner Leland Earl Taylor Phillip Thibodeaux Billy Wayne Sisk Charles Edward Wakefield Sharon Gail Waldrop Shirley Jean Weathers it anne Jean Welch a tif' 'XL Sim Edward Abel Janet Bigbie Sue Blackburn Maxine Brashier Philip Cochran Jerry Curry Janie Denby Allen Dodson Jeanne Drake Barbara Ann Evans Joel Evans James Ear Tommy Ray Kersh W. C. Lee,'Jr Forest Earl McWr1ght Jessie Marie McWr1ght Linda Marie Murphy Shirley Murphy John Pullen Billy Sue Roden Richard Roquemore Ralph Runnels Linda Carol Sgroi ff B n ' B W gf . jg u eta n oar?- 4 . 1 A.. -'-'..... 'lil ' - ' ' 1' W f X X X4 E X A I E IAM- Q h RX X - Graeluiifi --' ---b E: D322 O 'mln 225 0 ' v DANCE ' N , SAI Q 1 ,Iii XX N , ,Sify Ha ,,, l 4 .LL-1.-1 ' .gl f 'NW , M A LIBERTY COUNTY INSTITUTION .h . .. -1951 Y L'b t H'ghSh l A GOOD NEIGHBOR A GOOD CITIZEN TEXAS GULF SULPHUR COMPANY PRODUCERS OE CRUDE SULPHUR Wxs cs to e p t pp t t the st ff d f lty d h ha p oduced th' t t d' g 1950 earbook f y 1 c oo . .. -v-- FIRST STATE BANK Me ber of F deral Depos t Corpo at on B R if rllbsld 422 Mam Lnberty Texas Compl ments J T MCADAMS and COMPANY 1018 HIGHWAY 90 PHONE 9 74 THE THE WHITE HOUSE 810 Mann LIBERTY VINDICATOR When Better Foods Are Served, Trlnlgy Pubhshlng We Wzll Serve Them. ompany School Supphes and w A I I I m . Q u ' E ' I 1 , - e -.,..,gM.sslExkM .W Insurance if Q' I' r i ' 4 WN' f i of . . ' Offxce Supphes - . ROBBINS TIRE SHOP DUNLOP Tires -- Tubes Liberty BAILLIO INSURANCE AGENCY General Insurance Since l9l7 Phone 263 Liberty, Texas CONGRATULATIONS CHARLES W FISHER ESTATE ROSEGIVER S FLOWER SHOP Lb ty T P 4 2I16G 2 TRINITY FLOOR COVERING AND SUPPLY L berty T as HAYES 8 WAIT OLDSMOBILE CO Pho e 400 623 M n LIBERTY GRAIN AND GROCERY Lby T i er , exas hone 45 rand fs Phone 53 i , ex ' H 1? Groceries ' Grain i Seeds I1 31 Flour i ert , exas COMET REPAIR SHOP W ks 2501 N man Phone 499W F M Ha E W BOYT n nt D rs In SILVER BELL CAFE De ers WILSON SUPPLY COMPANY Gs Wll Sp Complt F hng Tool I L berry Phones 1 140 1 141 TowNsEND Q 'SQ Rx JEWELRY Co li Lb ty Texas STACY S Dvs BUS GRILL Johnny Remkes LIBERTY TEXAS PHONE 207 Saw and Lawnmower or , , Cabinets and Millwork Ge eral Mena ne ew eve . . rding Compli ents of Oil and a e u plies e e is i Service Nixon Gas - Lif v i . 1 Texas 7 I , SERVICE STATION - lui' - ggi? i 'x -9' . , L '- ' J I i er , X I e er GILLILAND ELECTRIC SHOP DealerFor FRIG-IDAIRE - MAYTAG - QUIETAIRE Liberty, Texas THE FIRST LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK C O N 0 C O CONOCO STATION Y CONOCO STATION M tcp 202411 y 90 TO SERVE YOU JESSE CHIPMAN JR WHOIESALE AGENT CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY 'k Liberty, Texas BRAND'S PRATT'S SAVE AND SHOP BUCHANAN HOME an AUTO SUPPLY L b ty T F I R E S T O N E LAFOUR FOOD MARKET Rr 0 Meats 829 M Lb ty T H E COFFEE CUP VERNON F POOLE Ca T es V h HOSEA AUTO SERVICE Phone 884 1016 Hgh y O BILL FRANTA PONTIAC COMPANY d Cad II Phone 174 L berty T xas 0 e ail Groceries U Produce ier , exas ain i er Complete Insurance Service Phone- 36 Liberty r roubl anis at Pontiac an i ac General Automotive Repairing l 1 , e 1 wa 9 Congratulations SCHLUMBERGER WELL SURVEYING CORPORATION 11454146 A BITE ro EAT pAT JQHNSQNS W 9 VIH' U. s. 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