Littlefield High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Littlefield, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1946 volume:

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I Lg , 'V hw ' ' R 1 'Mk . 5 I K 6 , .,.. nu , i l ' 'ff e edid .d f La Rue Clark Jack Davis Iris Pace Gene Blackwell Senior Rep. Junior Rep. Sophomore Rep. Freshman Rep. Q 1 i5?.'EiDilCAZfIil N In deep appreciation for her untiring e jforts, faithfulness, and willingness to work, we e jfeetionately dedicate this annual, The Wildcat ,of 19.46, to our sponsor, Mrs. Robbie Wright. A loyal friend to every student in L. H. S., Mrs. Wright has been a valuable asset to the school. We also wish to thank the entire faculty for their cooperation in making this annual the best we have ever had. ' i i it C ti it tiff ittiii iiiittiiiiii' i ii tw ii ki L if Ii if -ti it ii 4j it it if it Charles Anderson Curtis Land John Henry Chapman Noble Lentz Gene Clark John P he Buford Eagan Lloyd Reid David Glenn Elbert Rhod Robert CBabel Hamm David Store Reginald Harlan J.G. West Lloyd Kelley Pirron Wint W.C. Lakey Bill Zimmer 'Hl 5'i tllflcff mam S 411' go 'rounrf he ilg :Qs 2 S Boa J of :Ju 477011 fha hula Jean Byers Sec. to Sup't ,gwm to R.: Frank Lehman, Vice-pres. Jack Farr H. C. Arnold, Secretary G. G. Wilson Buster Owens Sup't. Fred Miller Wm. N. Orr, President .-..w'EK x . , A eggs... H , J.. .M A was if LITTLEPIELD PUBLIC SCHOOLS WM, N. ORB' PRESIDENT FRED MILLER, Svpenznrmvbswr H. C. ARNOLD FRANK LEHMAN, Vic:-Pass. JACK man LITTLEPIEL l. J. HAHLAN G. G. WILSON BUSTER OWENS BOB LEWIS , Sscnzunv D, TEX AS Dear Sfudenfs: Your efforfs fo make fhls year a pr perlence for all of us ls apprecla be commended for the afflf relalions and upon oflfab feds ude sh your If is each You ar own ln your s every achlevem wlfh ufmosf s' of you fhe j from 0 job PRINCIP HIGII Sc ALS Hoolgl CENTRA . S. FIKES LxMRS. PHIMAR A. B YXMAR . BRO WN GARET Ie ex- e fo chool enf. lncer' oys a well :fy fhaf I wlsh nd safisfacflo done and a llf That happlh fhrough f for n fhaf e wel ess a he ye comes I lived. nd success may be yours down ars ls my earnesf wish. Fred Miller, Suplf. 'U' ,.,,: K TEEL .QM 4 Q ,vi .sg i, ,,,. Q 3 1 is Q' 4 Ri: tx 1 -a t f M f 1 g v??A MM ,. his A f' -a h? ,1PWQf..' -af f-1 ,WfY3LEiHM3iwtg .. . WF? 'lip' .mwwg hgga V 3 .5-,q,3Q,g,a HDV NT WM. N. FRANK LYZH SACK FP-BR S. X. HARLIXN G. G. XNXLSON BUSTBYK OWS-LHS LEWXS BOB ORB, Pass .. MPM, Vxci-Pais. CX? ALS ES GHOOLS nfxnni PNN mon Scnooyfi. 5.814 MBS. A. B. BROWN BET 'YEEL 'YTLEYXELD PUBLXG S 1 H. C. ARNOLD, Sec YK CQNTBP-XZ Pnwxnn-r ,MARSH LX H.-LSB, Suvsnnwssoen LD , T31-B5 FRED M L-YYTLEYXE Dear Skudenksz Susk remember Nha! vou are an XndRvXduaX bXessed wkkn an 5bXXXkv knnk vour irXends do nok have. He Rn kurn has some abiXXkKes wnkch vou do nok possess. Your iukure depends nok on khe 5bXXXR- ies oi okners but upon ine deveXopmenk ok vour own abiXXkies. Educakkon Ks essenkXaXXq the process ok i1ndKng one's own seXk. FXnd your pXace in sociekv and know your poss1bUX't'xes andXXn11'Ca'CionS. Then you MH be a happy worknwnXXe cXXXzen and a credkk ko vour parenks, keachers, scnooX, communXkv, and counkrv. Pfxfio 5. 5. Fwes, 2 4 Sifigfffi ,f'QiGeq ,+R W0 5 , W 5- ' W4 f' 1 Q L . , I . M. M. NQI7 , Lyle Brandon Sup't, of Busses nLet 'er roll, Lylen Until about two years ago, Littlefield had the largest bus system in the world. Now it boasts sec- ond largest. The longest route run by one bus is49 miles. Sixteen busses are used to carry approximate ly 1100 pupils both ways, the average distance is about 22 miles, the total busses travel about 720 miles a day,and they cov- er an area of 298 square miles. Especially impor- tant during the war was the fact that 119 tires were in use daily. 25 1. .- 'L QQ: W M . B Q fx f fi . ,f ,.' , f 1 '-X ' . 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Wm, A f. 1, ,k.L envy, Fikes Holland Wright Blevins Class Officers President Dal Brandon Vice President La Rue Clark Secretary Frances Toews Ass't Sec. Glendolyn Bales Treasurer Juretta Peel Reporter Landon Grissom Glendolyn Bales Girl Reserves Choral Club Sub-Deb Pep Squad F.H.A. Ass't Sec. Sr. Class James Bowen Marble Champ .I-hp Georgia Beckner Girl Reserves Sub-Deb Sec.-Treas. Pep Squad Editor Hwildcatn Sr. Play 2 Q K Foy Bell Football-Guard ULN Association SE1l70r Dal Brandon Pres. Sr. Class Football-Tackle F,F.A. ULU Association Basketball Sr. Play Sidney Buell Football-Center ULN Association Sr. Play Charles Bird Donald Carr . Wy Eugene Carter Betty Jean Cary Norma Chisholm La Rue Clark Football-R.Ha1f Sub-Deb Choral Club Choral Club Dramatics Sub-Deb Sub-Deb Cheer Leader Vice-Pres. Sr. Class Class Represent Dramatics Sr . Play...- Winners Jimmie Cockerhann Ruth Cunningham 'Q Wendell Denson Sr. Play 5wQ,wm. l Clyde Edmonds Band Dramatics etty Ann Edwards Coy Evans Nadene F1elds Allene Freeman rirl Reserves Band Pep Squad Girl Reserves 'ep Squad F.F.A. Pres F H A Jramat1cs F F A Sweetheart sub Deb Basketball SETIIOT Junior Graham Football-L. Half Pres. Dramatics L ASSoci ation Basketball Sabin Hendrickson Latrille Hicks Bus. Mgr. Hwild- catn Football-Tackle ULN Association Basketball PQ Ottie Marie Jones Pep Squad Mgr. Basketball Anna Lee Holtcamp James Jackson Girl Reserves Sr. Play SEH701' Betty Jo Lentz Billy Lyman Football-Q.Back ULN Association Dramatics Bill Lynskey FOFIAI fx 'Uk Leta McCormick Fred Mitchell Curtiss Morriss Buster Owens Girl Reserves Band Football-End F.H.A. Dramatics ULN Association Choral Club Dramatics s1ui1i SEN70 1-in-uni Juretta Peel Charles Pharris Pres. Pep Squad ULN Association F.H.A. Football-Guard Treas. Sr. Class Basketball Sr. Play Anna Jo Pierce Choral Club F.H.A. Pep Squad Joyce Pierce Girl Reserves P'--4 41 ' ET, 'L, ,'-'l 1 V Floyd Prentice Jack Pritchard Bobby Ramsey Allen Ray Football-L. Half F.F,A. MLN Association 5671707 W James Ray Billy Ross Gerald Rountree Eleanor Rowan F,F.A. F.F.A. Sub-Deb Band Band aid! 'SUS' WIS! rs ' .rv -, f' ' mi G Walter Sewell Avilene Spencer Football-F.Back Girl Reserves ULN Association --M fa Betty Smith Girl Reserves Choral Club Pres. Sub-Deb Pep Squad Sr. Play Qsznior Frances Toews Pres. Girl Reserves Choral Club Sec. Sr. Class Sr. Play Dessie walker Girl Reserves Earlene Weschke Girl Reserves Choral Club AMN wit , x f AkQiEal'N,? Malcolm Stokes Mgr. Football Basketball Q-ui1 i Sybil White Choral Club F.H.A. Pep Squad W Geneva Williamson Allyne williams Eunice Girl Reserves F.H.A. Band Band F.H.A. Basketball Ernest Wren 587l707' Vernon Wright Football Pres, F.F,A. Basketball fb Ki Q Ekrgwwgggggin - 1' Q r Q . 'W ZWLEVWEMQ 'Sa R aw Xi so Wilson Juniors Class Sponsors Daphene Smith, Chairman Mae Blackwell Evelyn McKinley Katie Sims McCan1ies Brotherton Price Davis Repass Salmon Smith Blackwell Sims McKinley Class Officers President Vice Pres Secretary Treasurer Reporter Gene McCan1ies Ernest Repass Lorena Salmon Betty Brotherton Joan Price Representat ive Jack Davis Anderson Billy Brewster RI Ll Denson Lena Dowdy Lavon Arend Baker Barker Oscar Wanda Edith Brotherton Betty Sue Bassett Orville Castillo Omega Coen Bob Cunningham Doris Davis Jack Drager Dunn Ebeling Edwards Martin Nina Jo B111 Tracy Bean Geneva Bull Junior Dishman Naomi 3' ,Q -: Franz Emmett Brandt Rena Boykil Jessie Dodgen Jack MW Freemar Clara Gilbert Gloria Hopping Billye Minyard Jimmie I Gohkle Mildred Huggins Zelma Grant Billy James Matthews Linda Jdell dargaret J.D. Pace Packwood Joan Freddie Green Griffin Hamilton Wilma Melvin Juanita Jamieson Louise Patterson Glen Dale ya Z ddfiggkgm lgmm 5 dqf Z ' 'fa J , J de J my mwm.Qyli 2 E Lackey Wilda Penny Frances Harlan Virginia Hays Grace Mc Mahon Betty Price Joan Harlin Murial Mc Canlies Gene Renfro Curtis . Q V isI! llI!i FQ i Repass Robison Salmon Scarbrough Seal Ernest Tommy Lorena Mary Elmer Sullivan Ottice Smalley Solesbee Earlene Bob Timian Donald Weaver Marie Thrash Bertie Thigpen Eugene Tidwell Betty Wedel White Williams Wren June Billye Marie Keith Shelby Jackie Sublett Ava Nell Bisson Billy Stone Kennet! Trotter Turvavill Eldon Florence f . S K Q X I We dv? V Q- ' f 1 an 5 sl QL? MIFM K 'ind 3 ,Q 3 .. 'im 2 513 ' n 'nv i g Yarbrough Yarbroug Iva Mae Willie i . . .,- Q Q , KM 'Q 1-4 in if . f F N Class Sponsors Lucille Betts, Chairman Leo Duffy LaVerne Hayhurst Lucille Martin OMGTEI Duffy Hayhurst Betts Martin Repass Pace Joplin Arend 4 M President P Vice Pres Secretary Treasurer Class Rep Class Officers Billy Arend Kenneth Pharris Morris Repass Charles Joplin Iris Pace Beard Goldie Clement Geraldine Emmons Jimmy Bell Bob Burrows Doris Evins Wayne Freeman Connie Friday Clarence Gipson ,Gray Charlene Betty Hays Janelle H111 Mary Jennings Royce Joplin Kennedy Kinkler Kloiber Latimer Charles Bonnie Kenneth Elsie Buford 'Z Gray Glover Glover Green Griffin B111y Keith Patsy wanda Melba Holton Robbie Lichte Joyce Ham Hanks Loretta Mary Hulse Max Little Billie rl James Bonnie McCary Lee J. A.mLu McNeely Massey Montgomery Morgan Eugene Wanda Kathleen Bill X Ogerly Odell Ivan Leta x 5' 3 a Charlene . is Powell John H. Price Travis 3 Morrow Moss Newton Houston Glenna Frances Pursley Walter Rankin Ray Repass Rice Robinson Rutledge Jo Nell Odell Morris Ada Lou Norma J. Warren 'E 3 C cw Newton Rosetta Onstead Ronnie Price Mildred '75 Ol Salmon Richard , Use g fy, gi on Schovajsa Elizabeth Tapley Gladys Shipley Betty Walker W.L. Winston Wright Wright Wuthrich Wuthrich Yeary Yeary Young Marilyn Juanita Norma Arnold Virginia Billie Bobbie Kay H ' RJ ' 4'f4 ' 5 fres Class Sponsors Bessie Massengill, Chairman Ruth Edwards Hagel King Jean Longbotham Blackwell Robison Srygley Davis Adkins Packwood Johnson , . '- 4 4-1.5-s-gulf, p nr-npgH!E nnnn Longbotham Massengill Edwards King Class Officers President Vice Pres Secretary Ass't Sec Treasurer Reporter Class Rep Johnny Adkins James Johnson. Arlene Packwood Billy Pat Robison John Srygley Jackie Davis Gene Blackwell 4 .. Al... VK Baker Billy Castillo Querido sqay ? W w N S A Bales Lilburn Byers Z.T. Cowan Billings Birklebach Kenneth Walter Brotberton Pat Cox Cox Chesher Betty B111 Donald Dillard Bobby Dillon Tressie Dirickson Douglas Freddie Edith 1 -1-nina Duncan Clois Friday Bobby Hicks Mary Durham Ebeling Edwards Margie Frank Eugene Gage Wanda Goertz Emmons Edith Evans Jackie Evans Evit Kenneth Billie Harold Gohkle Arthur Hemphill Harris Vonceyle Pauline E111 Eugene Holloway Holtcamp Hukill La Helton Mary Bobby 'V 1: Franz Fields Faubus Charles Dewey Bobby Graham S Donny Mg-if Grant at 255 M9603 ia. on if Green Donald Harrel Don Hulse Jackson Johnson Johnsor Fairy Dan Helen James y ily., W 5 f 's . 'fa 'va Jones Jones Billie Jean Sis McCormick McCormick Oma Dee Marcus Kirk George n If ,.. P ,, 5, ., i avg ,gg al , L LW mb '.s McCurry Dallas F1 Mills Ernest Mills Katie Minyard Don Nixon Packwood Patterson Pelts Billy Arlene Dorothy La Nelle Lakey Lichte Lichte Billy Dorothy Verna Matthews Tommy Medina George Ii!!!!I!!2g Lindley Otho Massengill Ellen Webb Medina Helen 5- 3' 2 Neunschwander Newsom Nichols Nichols Martha Bobby Margie Robert j g X V. l fx V1 X . jeff!! - Pendergrass Perkins Perryman Preston Jaunell Billy Lee Eva Joy - 'L . . ... IU? Q. Roberts Imogene Terrill Bobby vi 6. genie -A K R wills La Verne an We Williams Helen Robinson Ross Billie Pat Thetagene Thompson Mary Jo Timian Betty Ward Walker Walker Jimmy La Vey Jiggs K 1? 'Vis x-'V Q 3 X g egg ,- Wilson Wilson Wilson Winnek Doretta Gloria Velma Jackie Russell Sage Sinclair Billy Leroy Patsy Billie Tgylor Joan was il TUDDS Earl Wren Gay Solesbee Sorge Jim Jack Srygley Stroman Johnny John L. Walker Herbert Zahn Dennis -ul Q scho afffc P w if, stef ' 'l1:Q2.L i Ikk V' ,.: 1, H . J -, : , UP gr E nnnn 1 , Fresh. lst. Bill Cox Junior lst. Houston Hodges XT TGFTT Fresh. 2nd. Edith Emmons E, F n Sophomore lst. g fg Mary Hanks 2' 4 I ff Junior 2nd. of Lf ' , Ernest Repass 4 Senior lst. Glendolyn Bales ,. 1 .45-H. Sophomore 2nd Iris Pace Senior 2nd. La Rue Clark sg, W V 5 f J X f P1 Jo Nell Foley Science Wendell Denson Speech a I whos N is ' 'Kia V ' , 2' S if . f of N-TT S l K ki . ,E lggt . xx , S 'YS c c c A i K Vhry , kg ,.. 4, K Glendolyn Bales Homemaking Ernest Repass Band Earlene Weschke Social Science Buster Owens Boys' Athletics wh Imogene Harlin Girls' Athletics Sabin Hendrickson Mathematics La Rue Clark English Anna Lee Holtcamp Commercial Jimmy Minyard Agriculture Nina Jo Dunn Chorus Qccbcgf 0,9695 t The Wildcat Band took an active part this year in most of She school activities. They played at all the football games 'and performed several stunt programs which were quite origindh .Among their other activities, they made several public appears ances, including assembly programs and a tour, together with the Choral Club, of the towns of the county. They also accomp- anied the Choral Club in an Easter Sunrise Service. The season was brought to a climax and topped off with a Altogether the year was very successful, able leadership of fMr. Younger, the director ball season, and to the musical present director--Allan Winston Maroon and White, you know I We know you'll win- And if you fight, it won't Till we'll all sing, a new So, loyal and true to your Our colors gay, they shine spring concert. owing much to the during the foot- knowledge and patience of the how to fight N be long victory. colors you must ever be. out today They fill our hearts with courage and the will to win Let's pledge our minds to honor and right Press onward and upward with loyalty to L.H.S. 5' , '2 5f-f,'mf-. ,PV , K ,,V, I . , A , ,kvwa f f W -A . - , v -g . , '--- , . ., ., ,, , 1,.,x M m ..tvp.-yg 'tr far FwwM:yN tt.. , ., ' ' i' ii .: .ii..iff Q'. -'mi--'?k,1iiL first -Q 1 ---efzw.-, , 1. , Q.. -fns'1-'wuz-'Mfw .1-ww M-251 -f 1 1zi 1W' 1 '-1 219.6 . ,.-za: '17g'i:ag,:s' i V M' Y 00 ball '-fi' i i - Q 4 4 A , ,fi REGIONAL CHAMPS First row, 1. to r. : Short, Adkins, Gray, Cox, Srygley, Timian, Bales, Ferguson, Rutledge, Pharris. Second row, 1. to r. : Sisson, McCanlies, Grissom, Lyman, Sewell, Shelby, Wright, Coen Third row, 1. to r. : Coach Fikes, Price, Carter, Davis, Bell, Hendrickson, Buell, Pharris, Owens, Brandon, Ramsey, Mgr. Stokes, Ass't. Coach Duffy. Malcolm Stokes-Mgr. Wildcats At left: Bill Lyman-captain, Coach Fikesg Sabin Hendrickson- co-captain. Nwho can coach 'em, Coach 'em can, He can coach 'em, He's our man. Yea, Fikesln K if li imp wfracars O.. ' ' 1 I 7 Y Walter Seven it ALL-DISTRICT lst Team Dal Bramlonv S :AMG-If Bueu L. X Billy Lgmivk .4 u it-CY' OW B NS Wildcafs bn ALL-DISTRICT MILQCAI BQCQRD. Wif ca s-76 Ddmmit-L ViJ'dca13s-85 F Io Jaffa-O Wildcats-46 J Marion -O 1nATeam Q ngcahms wndcats-45 w olto.-.-- L 1 LJifcfcafs '27 Y Levenaml-'O Fog Ben :feats-I3 Hereford-L Ui Jcafs 'UP -f Muleshoe-0 lJMC6ttS l4' Ballmer-19 WiLJCEltS Zo 4 Suclaf1 2O dcafs cafs Jcafs Y Conf wud Uh 5 N Sabin Hendrickson '33 Denverclffb 'Zo' Nonalmans-7 '38 LuM2ocK O e ce G' me! La ' ' Y:Q ,:'.Qi-2 4-2 f 14 fy'-. ,eff -H ,, ,gif 2Y1Y 1,.,'-2 V- - :,- J: fl? f' ' g igs: ' Q M 5: f 'g g 4 --ff -- f. ,jf Oscar Arendx .W ai 2. ' 'P4 'Y J, ' 1 my K ., '4 W. f V. x Q xx r 3.- I , v E ff , f Aw,f'L- , ,gt Q L ,. ESQ fm if 77.2-fix' Q- M ffiQQffff - - A. 8 N... K , , -14-W fl A 5? , . W, nnmnunw- H-fm-p Junior Graham Gene McCanlies Foy Bell Blocking Back-Letterman Left End-Letterman Right Guard-Letterman Littlefield vs Denver City Littlefield vsMonahans Charles P. Pharris 33 6 20 7 A large crowd of grid fans sawthesmashing Little- field Wildcats overpower a bustling but outclassed bunch of Mustangs from Den- ver City, in the section's Class A bi-districtplay off. The Mustangs didn't score until the last quarter. This is our second victory over Denver City. Vernon Wright Left Guard-Letterman Q-fw.i'fi..f 'g , - The Littlefield Wildcats ended their season in a blaze of glory by crushing the Monahans Green Wave 20 to 7, thereby win- ning the first Re- gional trophy ever to grace the halls of L. H. S. However, on three previous occa- sions teams have been sent to try for Re- gional honors. Landon Grissom Center-Letterman - mi, . 31- - .M .1 Eugene Carter Halfback-Letterman w- - 'gf ,,ari':w- ' N Q , .HwaWv5,Q-,H , , 4 ,, , . Z ' - , .54..t!w,.- .,M 'L ., ' 'fl .. i '-11'f-t.'31 - Trwwfg vvctimwmr 5 i 'HWS 2 J A 2 ,Q Meg l ' vu - - Q 5 ' . , 'xv M, ,, W . 'Iwi V 'V 'l x' ,I ,gs 3 .. ii was N wg.. wi 6, Q53 QL Q Q . . .gn N 2 3 . 49. -Z. 7 Q....,i AL iw .2 GK ,W 5 ,Q , , 'mf W ,. ye Q Y. 'T .15 M M: A W ---...4 , , w ,Elf ,l W 5 , , A . g. M L.lLLlClIClCl 33 v . . Q kwin rbi '1' f J 5. ' 'Wig-3' n,,, 4 ,A S 1 1 1 4 gav- -..-g.,.. A 'W 'N f ' T M -'iaim C, xwf wif N Q4 ' 1+ U1cu. '.' yn V A Q , ,yi-'x:.,.,. .. 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JKB1' all L to R-Coach Leo Duffey, James Lee, Eugene Carter, HMaman Buell, HSlowH Grissom, Jackie Shelby, Malcolm Stokes. lst Row-Jack Davis, Dal Brandon, Billy Wayne Sisson, Gene McCanlies, Junior Graham, Sabin Hendrickson. season about six weeks after the other teams in the District This was caused by the late running of the football season,which all members of the basket- ball team participated in. Three of the starting boys: Brandon, Hendrickson, and McCanlies were also first stringers in football,and about the middle of the season, Vernon Wright,Cnot pictured another starting player, moved away. Because of lack of experience, time and equipment the team does not have an outstanding record from the point of number of games won, however, the season was a success when measured by the other points of achievement. The boys brought the consolation trophy home from their first tournament. The Littlefield boys' basket ball team started thei K :'H'E71S The Littlefield girls' basketball team had a successful season,winning all of their conference games and thirteen out of the total seventeen The team started the season by winning the trophy for first place in the Spade tournament. Again the team won second place in the county tourna nent. Imogene Harlin, captain, topped the season as high point player. Nadene Fields, co-captain, played a smooth game throughout the season The girls are looking forward to a very successful season next year, al though we are losing Nadene Fields, Juretta Peel, Imogene Harlin, and Al lyne Williams, all of whom were outstanding players this season. 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F J wx Wil' f v. ..4s ' f'4.n-Ln freshmen fs DQCWQ Ocwis ,..W H A-, nf' , :- . gg a-Y' my ,Mr if ,fy fau0ri1'z8 ' fgw-flu, , M 3 - S .W my 'ff ixhfef if 3 Q - Y A' ' V ' A ul - Y , ., 1 V 'ff' K ,gy -e - if . t if :. H SL ' QQ, 1 f ffrz , 1. : .if ,, .. . 7 ' -as ' 5 if L Q I ' ., i. ' ,f 'Q I wr - ' 3 eg Dqfmcxne Svggfey :V .L A ,P , . 1 fs, 1 ,4 : I M. A' 47 . ' i1Q':,,. f -X 3? ,, Q . . N W.. Q 6 A C 6jssc,ciqi'ic,co The ULN Association was a very active organization in L.H.S's earlier years, but it had ceased to function until the fall of 1944. The Association represents any holders of our High School ULN. Most of the present mem- bers of the ULN Association are Football lettermeng how- ever, a few have been honored the Basketball NLM. The Association stands for good sportsmanship and clean liv- ing. The Captains of the Varsity: Billy Lyman and Sabin Hendrickson are the presidents of the Association, and it is sponsored by Coach Fikes. 9' Z' Ga-9 Frances Toews President Glendolyn Bales Vice-pres. Joyce Pierce Sec-Treas. Geneva Williamson Reporter The Hi-Y Club is similar to the nationwide Y.W.C.A. It is a club exclusively for Senior girls, and each girl must be making passing grades before she is eligible for membership. The Hi-Y Club in Littlefield High School was organized in l939,but the organization was disbanded and inactive until this year. Pledges are voted in by the old members each spring. The Hi-Y Club is a religi- ous organization, and all its meetings and socials are conducted in a manner befitting the club purpose. The sponsors of the club are Mrs. Hugh McKinley and Mrs. Paul King. Odell Ray Eugene Carter Jimmy Emmons Tommy Cunningham F661 President Vice-pres. 2nd V.Pres 3rd V.Pres Larry Messer Gene Ratliff Jimmy Ward Eugene Miller TI.. , Jimmy Minyard Secretary Jim Solesbee Bob Solesbee Treasurer James Lunsford H.L. Ferguson Reporter Don Minyard Joe Peel Sentinel Ernest Mills Billy Anderson Parliament'n Dennis Zahn J.D. James Song Leader Connie Freeman Tracy Edwards Prophet Arthur Gohkle Allen Ray Historian Eugene Hill Foy Bell Merchant Herbert Walker Ray Walker Adviser The Littlefield Future Farmer Chapter was chartered April 10, 1930. With this they became a member of the Texas Associa- tion of Future Farmers of America. From the date of this char- ter to the 1945-46 school term the chapter has developed seven Lone Star Farmers. At the start of this year there were 60 paid up FFA members, with an average investment of 4J.projects per boy set up for this year's work. A special trip was made to the Fort Worth Fat Stock Show. , l .. ,,.. YQ- -., .1 . ,,,Md,W.1w,,e.m,,a . A -'F ,. ,, MH. , ,att 'fs ..., +51 L. if N ,nge - 33, ,M I YQ sl, l 31 ,- .-,ll A Qf nk A l , ' 353 F0 Gx President Vice-pres 7:3 Secretary kgzcxl, Treasurer Parliamentarian Area Officer Nadene Fields Billie R. Little Leta Mae McCormick Linda Matthews Glendolyn Bales Glendolyn Bales 1-lil:-- l aff ' 1 The Future Homemakers of America is an area, state and national organization of pupils studying homemaking. F.H.A. offers opportunity for the further development of pupil ini- tiative in planning and carrying out the activities related to homemaking. Future Homemakers of America is an incorporated non- profit youth organization. It came into being through the cooperative efforts of youth enrolled in homemaking in Sec- ondary Schools in building a national organization of their own in which they may develop social qualities and promote better home life for its members and their families. Meetings are scheduled on the second Tuesday of each month. There is a social every month, and the high light of the year is the HMother and Daughtern banquet. Club advisors are Mrs. Sims and Mrs. Blackwell. I i. ii 1-1 nz Elle' be TI is Q , ,S M, MQQW CKYWCQC I-754 fluff ' e be ij '1- KA it 0 The Littlefield Choral Club was newly organized last fall with Mrs. Norma D. Ewell as director. Two major perform- ances were given: The Christmas Concert in December and the Operetta, HKathleenN, in April.0ther performanceswere given at various times, both in Littlefield and the sur- rounding towns. In January the Chorus went to each of the towns in the county giving concerts for The March of Dimes and was received graciously everywhere. The High School Sextet made up of six of the Chorus girls: Glendo- lyn Bales, La Rue Clark, Lena Floy Denson, Virginia Har- lan, Pat Pratt, and Frances Toews also sang at many dif- ferent occasions throughout the school year, All of the members of the Choral Class can look back on the entire year as filled with success and enjoyment. Qvqc-antics GUS 3:-95 President Junior Graham ff'-GE 1 Vice-pres. Buster Owens L L Secretary Betty Ann Edwards l I Reporter Ernest Repass l I Pub. Agent Frederick Mitchell I I The Dramatics Club was organized this fall under the direction of Miss Jean Longbotham. The Speech Class se- lected the new members. The members of last year's club automatically became members. A committee was appointed to write a constitution, so that the club could continue from year to year. Not connected with the Dramatics Club, but certainly an outstanding production, was the Senior Play, HDemon In The Dark.n The play, under the able directorship of Mrs. Mary Belle Holland, assisted by Mrs. Robbie Wright, and Miss Franciana Blevins, netted the Senior Class S330.00, This money was used to defray expenses of the Senior trip w-fr .:v.w.I?i gm 1 E1 ttlt E l i 259 .Ri Is. it ale E? 'ff ,IVVV 1 '.f ' xv' i wytwv af it H, ,1 'K 11, 3 wi' f seg-me SUB- Sus- DEB President Betty smith DEB Vice-Pres, Billye Hopping Sec-Treas. Georgia Beckner Recording Sec. Betty Brotherton The Sub-Deb Club is a social organization for Sophomore, Juniorf and Senior girls. The local chapter was first organized in 1935. Pledges are voted into the club each year. Traditional activities are Rush Week, Initiation Night, Consecration Service, and Presentation. The Con- secration Service is the taking of the pledge and becom- ing actual members. 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