Lubbock High School - Westerner Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1946 volume:

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The last icicles on the fountain, all that remained of below-freezing weather, contrast with the sun on the enclosed patio. A picture of L. H. S. framed with the The school building as seen from across trees in McCrummen Park. the street. 1 X X Guys and gals waiting for the bell to ring at noon. MN - e, i.,4 ' Eg ll F' ' F .. , .-Q 3 A. 'A 'A k if . 571 xNXNx f 'X -4, X 'l A view of ye olde Alma Mater taken as students exit from the building, leaving peace and quiet once again within the halls. Although Lubbock High is fifteen years old, it looks much younger. The students, because of their love of the building, have kept it clean and new-looking. This building is one we can well be proud of when visitors exclaim over its beauty. The All-Westerner boy and girl are elected by a secret ballot vote of the faculty. They are chosen because of their outstanding person- alities, their ability to lead, honesty, loyalty, service, and their gen- eral all-round value to Lubbock High School. Class favorites, too, are elected by secret voting by class members. The Senior class, because of their three years of interest in Lubbock High, are rewarded with the privilege of choosing a favorite boy and girl. The Junior and Sophomore classes choose one favorite each, a boy or a girl. Students in the Who,s - Who section are honored on the basis of their accomplishments, dependability, scholarship, and general out- standing qualities. The teachers choose these students by a secret vote. Eight seniors, six juniors, and four sophomores are elected to this honor. Each class elects a boy and a girl to represent them as their cheer leaders. The six chosen serve the entire school year, especially during the football and basketball seasons at pep rallies and games. l WJ, Q Io s ,, A ' 'N Q ff N -4 fflfx V' V? gk3 i' , Syl K Q KW S' f Q bij L P CQ N fx - 7 QQ I J Ujfv 9 ZXkgXXK l-5 1-MX M R f,....-Q ' 1 jx '22 L, ab! bk 5 .2 ., A1x Q SAS- 4 9 'ff 'f 3 UNO inn ,- ,,W.- Noni? 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Brains and personality com- bine in Ken Hancock, a Wester- ner known throughout Lubbock High for his excellent grades and steadfast dependability. Ken may be seen striding up and down the halls every day, going about his many duties. , ,Q 4 H- if 'Qi 1 X AMS tx. f A l Me. 3 Yi Si I aw 9.4 ,g ' 4' ASGV .. 44- ? Will he grow any taller? He hopes not, what with all the calories he uses, anyway. When well-liked George Morris ap- pears, L. H. S. students know something is sure to be accom- plished. Peppy Charlotte Scoggin is a combination of beauty and personality, rare char- acteristics. Cheering the Westerners on to victory through rain or shine, she has been cheerleader of her class for the last two years. Calm through storm and Chau- cer, witty Oleta Stewart answers telephones, makes up actors, and commands pledges all at once! With a lift of her eyebrows, she can work wonders. What a girl! A hush spreads ooer the auditorium as student-body president Ray Simmons walks on stage. The spon- taneous applause that fol- lows shows the feeling of admiration the student body has for that witty, always-joking 'Simmons' . Oh-oh! Harold Franklin Stony Wall has fallen over again, this time into the midst of a pile of work, which soon melts away from the heat of his ener- getic mind. C , '1 . Work! At this word oioacious, popular Gloria Nooak,s ears prick up, and from then on things fly in the pub office as the 1946 WESTERNEH editor sees that things are properly done. Dependable as the 8:53 o,clock bell, ,lack Alderson -the guy with the engag- ing smile-is called upon to do all sorts of things. Maybe it's his burr haircut that makes him so popular. Red hair and all the vitality that goes with itl' That de- scribes Bo English, a short, cute sophomore. During his short time in L. H. S. Bo has made many friends, who like him for his ever-present smile. Billye Io Stephens, secre- tary of her junior class, is an embodiment of eficien- cy and co-operation. An honor roll student, Billye Io is a member of the Cour- tesy Committee of the Stu- dent Council. Bill Carter, with his friendly grin and happy-go-lucky man- ner, has won the friendship and respect of students and teachers alike. YVhether on the gridiron or in his classes, Billye Io's Ta1fy,' is a valuable asset to Westernerdom. Meradith Smith, or Toodles,,' as her friends know her, is famous for the effective manner in which she gets things done. Her energetic ef- ficiency and gay smile always make her welcome when things need at- tending to. With her musical ability and disarming smile, modest Chloe T. Dawson, known throughout L. H. S. as one of the most ac- tive sophomore members of the Student Council, can always be counted on to carry through her promises. W . - i1ffEEff?:f , ,-fiiigfh 1 2-1.1 .,1ffgu White teeth flash in a quick, charming grin as jim Iohnson undertakes to see that some class member does his job. The victim hasn't a chance against that pleading expression. Brown-haired, grey-eyed, husky-voiced Rita McCau- ley is always speaking to people. Her friendly man- ner and genuine interest in all school actioities make her a familiar personality around L. H. S. Quite an extraordinary boy is Charles Wright. Making and holding his multitude of friends is no push- ooer, as he will testify. He manages to do that and then some without any trouble though. Sparkling smile, quiet- ness of manner, and a mag- netic personality make Bet- ty Lou Cone, or Boo, a favorite with teachers and students alike. Tall, dark, and athletic, Boo enjoys sports and plans modeling for a career. How We're Organized The administration which governs Lubbock Senior High School is made up of the Board of Education, the Faculty, and the Student Council. The Board consists of eight members, including Dr. I . T. Hutchin- son, president, and Mr. A. C. Jackson, business manager. Members are chosen by city election. Every two years, three members are run for election or re-election. There are 57 faculty members in Lubbock High, headed by Mr. R. W. Matthews, superintendent, and Mr. Floyd Honey, principal. These teachers instruct students in some 61 offered courses. The Student Council was set up as a means of offering the student body a way of participating in their own school government. It is composed of a president, vice-president, and secretary plus the officers elected by each of the three classes. The school board is the policy-forming organization of the school system. The superintendent strives at all times to carry out the school board's policies. He works through the faculty to accomplish his pur- poses. While the student council is primarily to offer the student an opportunity of participating in the functions of the school, it also aids the superintendent and faculty in carrying out the policies of the school board. In the following pages the staff has tried to bring you a record of your governing bodies this year. R 0 Stu 'O W1 'N NE X :EO N ' -S 7 'X' Q 'H YL ' 0 55659565 903233 Mr. C. A. Guy Mr. E. I. Parsons Dr. I . T. Hutchinson President Mr. H. F. Bayless Secretary Board OF Mr. R. W. Matthews b Superintendent Miss Frances Wilson Secretary to Superintendent Although an active member of the administrative council and superin- tendent of Lubbock Public Schools, Mr. Raymond Matthews still -hnds time to take an interest in the youth Df Lubbock. His efficiency is recog- nized by all, and his fair judgment is appreciated and respected. This year, his twenty-third in the Lubbock Public School system, is his .second year as superintendent. Mr. Matthews holds a bachelor of arts degree from Southern Methodist University and a master of arts de- gree from Texas Technological Col- lege. Mr. Floyd Honey Principal Miss Iorita Schnell Secretary to the Principal Mr. Floyd Honey, principal of Lub- bock High School, is well known and well liked by every member of the student body. His smiling face is familiar to all who work with him, for he is as pleasant as he is energetic and serious. His job is working with teachers, department co-ordinators, students and their schedules, all of which he does most ejiciently and thoroughly. Mr. Honey holds a bachelor of arts degree and a muster of arts degree, both received from Texas Technolog- ical College. Education Mr. H. L. Allen Mr. Paul Hardwick Mr. W. G. Alderson Vice-President Mr. A. C. Iackson Business Manager Cfficers of the Student Body Ray Simmons Bill Carter President Vice-President Mary Frances Payne Secretary The student body officers are elected in the spring by the entire student body. They also serve as the oyjzicers of the Student Council. Other members of the Council are the class oljzicers who are elected at the first of each school year. The purpose of the Student Council is to provide a means of student partici- pation in school government, to stimulate student activity, to develop citizenship, to recognize work of merit, to act as a medium of service, to ojter a means of co-operation between students and faculty, and to promote the general welfare of Lubbock High School. 'Q-'rf Student Council JN' . QX lL rj 45 Ai Z b3 M James Pat Mary Faye George Allen Allgood Bonds Brewer r 51 Q Q r 1 5. fk' L ff . it 7 irr rrirr l.., W .'V,,,,. .F In i 1 g s rrrr , ereeee Charlotte Stony', lack Morris Scoggin Wall Alderson Cranford llo ,I AJ' , V J l .HK J Buddy Rita Peggy Dale Maner McCauley McClatchy Mitchell , ,QL-,pix ' 1.715 .:-. ., zz. fi f K ' 6 - 1 G ' rllxl' 1' A' I x 1 3 lohnnie Cue Chloe T. Bo Shelley Branson Dawson English Furr Ai'- Je Bob Blanche Marlin M cKeloey Read Smith N- ?' v 1 ,?,.4 j 'N--' A- - my - X Parker Stuart iii? . :Mft f 'if ' K 1 . Nelda Rose Mary George Chapman Dawkins Morris fr ' ,. 'vi' fl 1 ,. f ,1!ssfV . Denny Delight Iim Davidson Hardin Johnson QT' 7' I I V' lx 1 t2,QfT'A M x 1 , L 1 Billie Billye Jo Gail Rosenthal Stephens Alford C. .W I 1 1 ' ' 2 iil . , 1 r ., .. lg, R :. R r . ' -'if' F Dorrance Bo Charlene Guy Harvey Laws 'rg Seniors: 1-9 , Iuniors: 10-20 g ggqg g Sophomores: 21-33 Charles Wright Council Committees PLANT COMMITTEE: CLeft to rightj Iack Aldersong Billie Rosenthalg Morris Cran- ford, Chairrnang Not Pictured, Bo Har- vey. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEEE CLeft to right? Denny Daoidsong Mary Frances Payne, Chairmang Iack Alderson, Co-chairmang Gail Alfordg George Brewerg and Marlin Smith. PUBLICITY COMMITTEE! fLeft to rightj Blanche Readg Dor- rance Guy, Co-chairmang Charlotte Scogging Jim john- song Mary Faye Bondsg Pat Allgood, Chairrnang Buddy Maner. INFORMATION COMMITTEE: fLeft to rightj Dale Mitchell, Parker Stuart, Rose Mary Dawkins, Chairman, Bob M cKelvey. COURTESY COMMITTEE: CLeft to rightj Nelda Chapman, Chloe T. Dawson, Delight Hardin, Chairman, Charles Wright, Mary Frances Payne, Co-chairman, Billye Io Stephens. Committees y SAFETY COMMITTEE: fLeft to rightj Stoney Wall, Charlene Laws, Bill Car- ter, Chairman. RECREATION COMMITTEE: fLeft to rightj Bon English, Shelley Furr, Iames Allen, Iohnnie Cue Brunson, Rita McCauley, George Mor- ris, Chairman, Billie Rosenthal, Peggy Mc- Clatchy. E? C SN Hi, Mr. H. I. McCabe Dean of Boys Head Sponsor of Senior Class Sponsor of Student Council Miss Grace Paaley Miss Dorotkyd Lomax Dean of Girls Curriculum Director Guidance Director if 5 5 1 Zfmzwx , Qi X69 JK f ff w WU WY IFJ ri-'97 P WL Lg' x ffm X -Q ln Q5 4g--f 93 70171 yi W 5,6 Friendly Mr, H. I. McCabe, dean of boys, is known all over Westerndom as a per- son who is always ready and willing to help students. He is greeted by everyone as he goes about his business in the ln lls. Who's Who Miss Neville Wrenn adds the spice of her good humor and understand- ing of human nature to the usual classroom routine. Competent, yet pleasant, she helps students to realize the value of chemistry. Although he is a comparatively new member of Lubbock Higlfs teaching stag, Coach Marlin R. Hay turst already stands high in the re- spect of students and teachers alike. Fondly known as Shorty, he is an excellent ex- ample of a true Wlesterner. Although she came here only , last year, Miss Irene Armes i has already become well i known to students and teachers around L. H. S. This smiling and friendly teacher can always be seen in her enjoyable English classes. Tall, friendly, bashful Mr. E. E. Key is well known around L, H. S. for his wood-working ability. Few men in Lubbock are able to design and make furniture for their own home as Mr. Key has done. 4, Tiny and energetic Mrs. Ruth Studhal- ter teaches Dynamic Biol- ogyv in a dynamic manner and takes great pride in her aquarium. The combination of her friendliness, quiet man- ner and knowledge makes her a familiar person around L. H. S. Mrs. Eunice Adams English Miss Irene Arrnes English Mr. Ross Ayers Book Custodian Coordinator of Physical Education Mr. Curtis Barrett Cowhand Football Coach Social Studies Mr. Omer Bantz Director of Adult Education Distributioe Education Mr. Willard Bradford Social Studies Miss Bessie Bullock Typing, Stenography Mrs. Rosa Mae Burford -Spanish Miss Laurene Bussey Algebra V 4 L m K f W,.ge,.,4 ,. -'F:,,:Qa1-rv ' Vw - V '2- 4 was A, ., xl J A RX Mrs. Julia Cane Physical Education Miss Edith Caueness Plane Geometry, Algebra Mrs. Richard Carey Journalism Substitute Miss Mattie E. Clark English Mrs. Dick Cozby journalism Director of Publications Mr. G. E. Dawson Book Custodian Truant Oficer Miss Ruth Garms English Miss Lottie Graves English Mr. R. T. Groves Solid Geometry, Algebra Trigonometry Mrs. R. T. Groves Librarian Mr. L. M. Handley Coordinator of Shop Mrs. Emma Hastings H ornemaking Mr. Marlin Hayhurst Physical Education Westerner Basketball Coach Wcsterner Track Coach Miss Linioel Hilliard English Coordinator of Language Arts Miss Glenys Honey English Mr. Dan Howell Speech and Dramatics Mrs. H. B. Hawkins Social Studies Miss Kathleen Ingram Social Studies Coordinator of Social Studies as or Director of Safety Mr. E. E. Key Wood work Coordinator of Industrial Education Mr. I. G. Keyes Westerner Football Coach, 1945 Miss Lois Killian English, Deolamation Mrs. Lila Kinchen Homemaking Mrs. H. B. Lulcer Social Studies Mrs. Ben McGregor Bookkeeping, Salesmanship, Typing, Commercial Geography Miss Aline McCarty Plane Geometry, Solid Geometry, Trigonometry Mrs. Mary McElyea Junior Business Miss Claudia Neelley Art, Crafts Coordinator of Art Mrs. Nooelle Newsom Latin, English Mr. Rogers Orr Physics, Radio Physics Applied Science Mr. Bob Parker Mechanical Drawing Mr. George Philbrick Physical Education Asst. Westerner Football Coach Mrs. Rachel Reese Typing Mr. I. W. Reid Social Studies Debate Miss Bernice Scarlett Social Studies, Bible Mr. Lewis Stoelzing Band and Orchestra Director Mr. N. I. Robnett Agriculture Mrs. Ruth Studhalter Biology Miss Mary Ward Attendance Clerk L' g s y S - . e S Ql wi vgef i5 E ' . r Q., FN , is Q, Q def U' Mrs. Naomi Thompson Algebra Miss Gertrude Watson Homemaking Coordinator of Homemaking Mr. W. C. Watts Applied Science, Aeronautics Coordinator of Science Mr. Dixie White Westerner Football Coach, 1945 Algebra, Plane Geometry Miss Alleen Whiteley Algebra, Plane Geometry Miss Nell Marie Wiley English Mrs. Iohn Wilson Physical Education Miss N eoille Wrenn Chemistry Mrs. Ivy G. Warren Assistant Librarian Not Pictured: Mrs. W. L. Bradshaw Applied Science Miss Mary Boyd Secretary to Supervisors Mr. Floyd Honey Coordinator of Commerce QNxW'fD M L NST GNADUQTE f E Q N G 'XS x 1 1 5 115134:-ca f 2 VI L, mg Wx rm l Officers and Sponsors New Vice-Presidents, Lett to Right-Seated: Nelda Chapman, Charlotte Scoqqin, Pat Allqood. Standing: Stony Wall, George Morris. Not Pictured: Mary Faye Bonds, Ierry Thrush. Jimmy Allen President Rose Mary Dawkins Secretary Sponsors, Left to Right-Seated: Mr. Dan Howell, Miss Irene Armes, Miss Linioel Hilliard, Miss Claudia Neelley, Mr. H. I. McCabe, head sponsor. Not Pictured: Mr. O. R. Bantz, Mr. G. E. Dawson, Miss Glenys Honey. my Guid. Vice-Pres. '43-'44, Pres. '44-'46g Westerner Art Staff '43-'44g N.H.S. '44-'46p l Hi-Y 43-46 Sec. '45-'46: T.N.T. '44-'46, Vice'Pres, '45-'46g Radio Club '45-'46: Astronomy 453461 Westernaire 45346. Atha Lynne Adams' A V VVIL W Mary Emma '44-'46g Girl Reserves '44-'46. Billy Adair 'ir ' Paul Adams QI r Norma Joyce Akin Girl Reserves '43-'46g Mary Emma '43-'44g Melvil Dewey '45-'46, A 'l ' m g ,S Iames Allen , 4, W L Association '45-'46g Nl-l.S. '44-'46, Vice-Pres. '44-'45y Thespians i Q y , ' 'JN' yn t ' 'fiffiil '44-'46, Treas, '45-'46: Hi-Y '43-'46, Vice-Pres, '45-'467 Latin Club Pres. ,. gffn' I. T V '44g Band '43-'44g Westerner Basketball Mar. '44-'45g Westerner Football ry 4 byy, it Mgr. '45g Senior Class Pres. '45-'46, r -.e ' -s ' Marjorie Allen -N-X' my A Cappella '45-'46: Guid. Sec.-Treas. '45-'46. yin 1 rm .I D f ' Winston Allen F.F.A. '42 '4S, reporter '43 44, Vice-Pres. '44 45. Pat Allgood 31 Girl Reserves '43-'46, Treas. '45-465 N.l-l.S. '44-'45g Senior Class Vice- ' ' Pres. '45-'46g S.O.S. '45-'46, Sec. '45-'46g Guid. Vice-Pres. '45, Pres. '45-'467 f Westernaire '45-'46g Annual Art Stati '45-'46. A' Gordon Anderson 1 is J ': K 'Q ff J I af W 53 egg ti' x ll 4, if 4 i K i l 1? ' rw ff l l it v: ' CEL Hi-Y '457 Guid. Program Chairman '45-'46. K ur' iff. ' l Donis Austin it 14 Guid. Vice-Pres. '45-'46. 4 A- 1 is 4 Bob Bain git' I fl V N Eileen Baker M arcene Ballard Dorothy Barnett Guid. Sec. '43-'44, Vice-Pres. '44, Pres. '45-'467 Thespians '43-'46, Nat'l '44-'46g Mixed Chorus '43-'44p A Cappella '44-'46g N.l-l,S. '45-'467 Iunior Play '45g Westernaire '45-'46p Senior Girls' Chorus '45-'46g N.F.L. '46g Senior Assembly '46p Sr. Play '46. Lois Raye Barnett Girl Reserves, '44-'45p A Cappella '44-'46g Mary Emma '453465 Senior Girls' Chorus '45-'46: Basketball Sweetheart Attendant '45p Football Sweetheart Attendant '45: Guid. Sec. '43-'44, Pres. '45A'46 Madine Bell V ' f Panamericano '43-'46g A Cappella '45-'46: Guid. Sec. '44-'46. N . , Philip Bennett Q i ' ' Hi-Y '44-'46q T.N.T, '44-'45g Quill G Scroll '45-'46g Tennis Club '44-'45p - ff ' 5 I 'Q Reporter '45-'46p lr, Assembly '45y Guid. Vice-Pres. '45-'467 Westerner W 'I V V. World Business Staff '44-'46g Westerner Staff '45-'46, Sports Co-Editor ' 4 Af'-F '45-'4e. iv, as --' if E.. ' ,5 ' 1fi4 ' 4 13019199 Befgef .J-Q, ffzy ' ' .Q T.N.T. '44-'46y Ge-ns Toqata '44-'46g science ciub '43-'44: Band FS , ','i L' ':f: I '43-'46g Westerner World Reporter '45-'48g Westerner Staff '45-'46, .A mari K JVLEI' ' Sports Editor '45-'46y Ir. Play Sound Effects '45g Guid. Vice-Pres. gmtglgggiffyi, y y fi 3, A, , in '44, Soc. Chair. '45g Orchestra '44-'46, .::::-f r: ,L 1 L41 : t Lg,-,J Harold Bergman Cara I aan Bishop Mary Emma '45-'46y Thespians '45-'46p Girl Reserves '45-'46p Band '45g Seagraves High School, Seagraves, Texas '42-'44, La Verne Black Petersburg High School, Petersburg, Texas '43-'45. Sue Blackburn Ir. Assembly '45p Girl Reserves '43-'46g Thespians '43-'46p Mixed Chorus '43 44y A Cappella '44-'46p Guid. Vice-Pres. '45p Morning Watch '45-'46g Chorus ll '43-'44. Earline Bloodworth D.E. Club '45-'46g Guid. Social Chairman '45-'46. Mary Faye Bonds Westerner World Stait '44-'46, Editor '45-'46g Vice-Pres. Sr. Class '45-'467 Quill and Scroll '44-'46, Vice-Pres. '45-'46g interscholastic League Press Conference, Austin '45g Thespian '43-'46g Panameri- cano '43-'44, Sec. '44p Guid. Sec. '43, Vice-Pres. '44, Reporter '45: N.I-l.S. '46. Bobby Booker Henry Boswell, Ir. Cowhand Golds '44-'457 Aldene High School, Houston, Texas '43-'44. Rhea Bradley Track '44-'4S7 Cowhand Football '44g Westerner Football '45, Vernon Bradley Hi-Y '43-'44: Tennis Club '43-'46, Vice-Pres. '45-'46y Basketball '44-'46g Track '44-'46. Hermanell Bray Girl Reserves '43 44: Melvil Dewey '44g Thespians '43-'44. George Brewer Soph. Class Vice-Pres. '42-'437 Sr. Class Vice-Pres. '45g Westerner Football '42-'45g Westerner Basketball '42-'44g Track '42-'44p Guid. Pres. '44-'45g L Association Pres. '45g Christmas Play '45. I. R. Bridges Gladys lane Brooks Guid. Secretary '43, Soc. Chair. '44, Prog. Chair. '44g Girl Reserves '43- '46g Gens Togata '45-'46g Melvil Dewey Pres. '45-'46. Grady Brooke Guid. Reporter '42.'43, Vice-Pres. '43-'44, Pres. '45 46g Shop Engi- neer '45-'46. Robert Brown Martha lane Buoy Girl Reserves '43A'46y Nat'l Thespians '43-'46g N.H.S. '44-'46p Sr. Girls Chorus '45-'46: Gens Togata '43-'46q Astronomy Club '45-'46g A Cappella '44-'46g Tennis Club '45-'46g Christmas Play '45, Margy Bullen Science Club '43-'46, Sec. '45-'467 Girl Reserves '44-'467 S.O.S. '45-'46, Vice-Pres. '45-'46g N.H.S. '41-13457 Astronomy Club '45-'46g Westernettes '43-'44g Annual Art Staff '43-'46, Guid. Vice-Pres. '44-'45. Etna 4? E th. 2- F 5 afikxf 5 IV' I , 5 . , i 6 , Ak i 1 . .gh Q-1 'JZ + . L r y t cf' li 'F 6 Q A Q71 P by , x , l Q' Q t y 1 'H 's ,. it Q . X fl Q - Geraldine Bullock 1 , Girl Reserves '43-'44g D.E. '45-'46. 1 l .P Marlene Bullock ' Girl Reserves '43-'44g D. E. '45-'46, -gr. Walter L. Bumpass 4 Psi' lil Ct' fin ' - f s 5 ff- , ' haf J L, gk Gerome Byrd Carolyn Caffey Fern Caraway Clyde Carrell Maxelle Carter Melvil Dewey '44-'45: D. E. '45-'46: Student Librarian '45-'f6. Kenneth C awthron lunior Play '45g Christmas Play '45y Cowhand Football '42g West- erner Football 7133457 Junior Cheerleader '44: Guid. Pres. '42-'45, lack Chaney Nelda Chapman Girl Reserves '44-'46, Social Chairman '45-'46g N.H.S. '44-'46, Vice-Pres. Chorus '45-'46g A Cappella 459465 Astronomy Club '45-'46g Westerner Staff '45-'46, Sr. Co-Editor '45-'46g Senior Class Vice-Pres. '45-'45y Guid. Pres. '46. Marilyn Chick Thespians '43-'46: Girl Reserves '44-'46g Panamericano '44-'45g .xg Germs Togata '45-'46p Guid. Vice-Pres. '44. ,aim nn s. J -will ,...-va-A , st. -'Q ,IS qv-ev . X . we- - Iimmy Clark Guid. Pres. '44-'46g Westerner Basketball '45 46. ' A Bettye Cobb G gf Westerner World Stall '45-'46g Mixed Chorus '44-'45p Gens Toqata '43- '44g Guid. Sec. '44345, Reporter '45-'46. Carolyn Cole N.l-'I.S. '45-'46: Thespians '44-'46: Girl Reserves '45-'46: Sr, Girls' Chorus '45-'46g A Cappella '44-'46g Westernaire '45-'46. lVendell C onditt Elizabeth Knox Craig Girl Reserves '43-'46, Sec. '45-'46g Thespians '43-'46, Sec. '44-'45g Gens Toqata '43-'46, Vice-Pres. '45g Melvil Dewey '44-'45, Sec. '44p T.N.T. '44-'45: Orchestra '43-'44: N,H.S. '44-'46g Guid. Sec. '44q'45, Pres. '45-'46: Westernettes '43-'44. Iohn Craig Westerner Football 43345: Track '44 46g N.H.S. '46, '46p Melvil Dewey '44-'45, Sec. '45g Thespians '45-'46, Nat'l '46: Sr. Girls' Bob Crawford Cowhand Football '43-'44: Cowhand Basketball '43-'44f Westerner Basketball '44-'46g Guid. Pres, '45-'46. Virginia Crume Girl Reserves '43-'46. Marjorie Dane Rose Mary Dawkins Gens Togata '43-'46, Vice-Pres. '44, Sec. '45-'467 Girl Reserves '43-'46, Vice- Pres. '46-'4o7 Orchestra '43-'46: N.l-LS. '44-'46g Thespians '44-'46, Vice-Pres. '45-'46g A Cappella '44-'46g Librarian 455465 Senior Girls' Chorus '45-'46g Astronomy Club '45-'46, Sec. '45-'46g Tennis Club '45-'46g lr. Class Vice-Pres, '44 45g Senior Class Sec. '45-'46. Robert Dawson Ramona Douglas Girl Reserves '44-'46g Thespians '44 46g Guid. Reporter '43-'44, Sec. '44-'45p N.l-LS. '44-'45g Sr. Play '46. Velma Lou Dunn Gens Togata '43-'46, Sec. '44, Pres. '45y Melvil Dewey '44-'45y Girl Reserves '44-'46, Finance Comm. Chairman '45-'46p Westernaire '44-'45, Assistant Man- ager '45-'46: Westernettes '43-'44g Westerner Staff '43-'44, Sophomore Co-Editor '43-'44g Guid. Sec. '43A'44, VicefPres. '45-'46g lr. Class Vice-Pres. '44-'45. jean Eisenberg Tennis Club '44-'46, Sec. '45-'46g Thespians '43-'46y lr. Assembly '457 Westerner Business Stati '43p Typing lnterscholastic League '45. Louise Elliott Panamericano '45-716: Gens Togata '45-'46: Girl Reserves '45f'46g Thespians '45-'46g S.O.S. '45-'46y Byrd l-ligh School, Shreveport, Louisiana '43-'44, Travis Elliott Westerner Stafl 45-'46, Sports Secticn '45-V465 Band '43-'46g Westerner World Staff '46, Reporter '465 Guid. Pres. '46, Marjorie Ellis Thespians '43-'44g Girl Reserves '43-'46y Guid Sec. '43-'45. Otis English Joann Eppes Girl Reserves '43-'467 Mixed Chorus 453467 Westerner World Staff '45-'46. Betty Ervin Ganell Etter Girl Reserves '44-'46g Panamericano '44-'46g Thespians '44-'46g Guid. Sec.-Treas. '44-'45g George Washington High School, Los Angeles, California '43-'44. George Etz L Association '45-'46: Cowhancl Football '43g Cowhand Basketball '44g West- erner Football '44-'45g Westerner Basketball '45g Track '45346. Willa Faris Melvil Dewey '43-'46g Vice-Pres. '44-'4Sp Girl Reserves '45-'46g Quill 61 Scroll '45-'46g Westerner Staff '45-'46g Westerner World Staff '45-'46 Spe- X , 'sl - -,, 1,51 . f,,,:- -t IL' 4 , it M9 5' 4 'fn , .. , ,,,, i ' 'ii -.r cial Reporter: N.H.S. '44-'45g Dean's Office '44-'45. ' V Shirley Farley :y,, , . , I A ,L Guid. Vice-Pres. '45, Sec. '45-'46g Waukesha High School, Wauke- ' sho, Wisconsin, '43-'44. ,, 'r,' 1' I ii? 15 l 4 0 'Q it 0' . rf' s .s ,I ' s 't Hs- F l' Q 'ss il .. ir 5 K' 'P' A K E . is! . f '53 X I . L1 . sl 5 J . '15 - Q f mf? . .- -an Q if Don Finley Cowhand Gold Basketball '44-'45g Westerner Basketball '45-'46y N.H.S. '45-'46y Roosevelt High School '43-'44. Don F into Panamericano '44-'46g Thespians '44-'46g Quill 6. Scroll '45-'4l5g West- erner World Staff '45-'46g Assistant Business Manager '45-'46. Nelda Grace Fisher A. E. Folsom D. O. '43-'45, Treqs. '44-'45g Ralls High School, Ralls, Texas '43. Natalie F orson Girl Reserves '44-'46. O. C. Foster L Association '45:, Cowhand Football '42g Westerner Football '43-'45g Guid. Treas. '43-'45. Dorothy F riddle Spring Lake High School, Spring Lake, Texas '43-'45g Mary Emma Club '45-'46, Marcia Funk Girl Reserves '45-'46g Mary Emma Club '45-'4Bg Midland High School, Midland, Texas '43-'45. l Eleanor Gainer Girl Reserves '45-'46, Thespians '45-'46g Guid, Reporter '45, Vice- Pres. '46, . Dean Gardner Guid. Vice Pres. '45346g Ropesville High School, Ropesville, Texas '43-'45. Kelley Garrett Bobbie Gentry Girl Reserves '44-'46g Thespians '44-'46. Albert George N.H.S. '45-'46: Guid. Vice'Pres. '45g Hot Springs High School, Hot Springs, New Mexico '43-'44. Betty Gilbert Gens Togata '45-'46y Thespians '45-'46g Girl Reserves '45-'46g Mesquite High School, Mesquite, Texas '43-'45, Barbara Janice Graves Lindsay High School, Lindsay, Okla. '43 45. johnny Green D. E. '45 46. Robert Grigin Cowhand Football '43-'44g Thespians '43-'46, Nat'l '44-'46y Ir. Play Comm. '45, Hi-Y '44-'45p N.H.S. '44-'45g Mixed Chorus '43-'44p Sr. Play '46, Frances Grizzle Girl Reserves '45-'46. X Cleo Hall . Science Club '45-'46g Perryton High School, Perryton, Texas '43-'45. Ioe Hall Bettie Hallmark Girl Reserves '45-'46g Hale Center High School, Hale Center, Texas '43-'45. Jeanette Hamilton Girl Reserves '44-'46p N.H.S. '44-'45, T.N.T. '44-'46g N.H.S, Assembly '44p Guid. Program Chairman '45. Eleanore Hammond Melvil Dewey '45-'46p C. C. Cox Club '44-'46, Sec. '44-'45, Vice-Pres. '45y Pariamericano '45-'46y Guid. Reporter '45-'46p Stuart Place High, Harlingen, Texas '43-'44g Dundalh Public Schools, Baltimore, Maryland '44-'45g Sr. Play '46. Ken Hancock Science Club '43-'44: Hi-Y '45-'46g N.l-l.S. '44-'46, Pres. '45-'46: Astronomy Club '45-'4Bg Radio Club '45-465 Guid. Vice-Pres. '44- '45. Dorothy Harbaugh S.O.S. '45-'467 Girl Reserves '44-'46p Publicity Comm. Chairman '45-'46g West- erner Staff '44-'46, Ir. Co-Editor '44-'45, Assistant Faculty Editor '45-'46. Paul Hardwick, Ir. Thespians '42-'46g Hi-Y '42-'46g Band '42-'45g Senior Play '45p Cowhand Football '43-'44g Westerner Football '44-'45p Guid. Pres, '44-'45. Marie Harvey Manson Hawkins Band '45-'46: Ada High School, Ada, Oklahoma '43-'45. Lila Lee Haynes Guid. Vice-Pres. '45-'46g Mary Emma Club '43-'44g Girl Reserves '43- '46g Science Club '45-'46g S.O.S. '45-'46, Pres. '45-467 Astronomy '45-'46g Westerner Staff '44-'46, Art Editor '44-'45, Art Co-Editor '45-'46p Westerner World Staff '45-'46, Reporter '45-'46, Ruth Haynes Doyle Hendrick Levelland High School, Levelland, Texas '44-'45, Ioline Hendrix Girl Reserves '45-'46p Goree High School, Goree, Texas '43-'44. G. W. Hensley L Association '45-'46g Brmd '43-'46g Track '43-'46, Norma Herod D. E. '45-'46g Sherman High School, Sherman, Texas '43-'45. Ella Faye Hickman Mary Emma Club '44-'46g C. C, Cox Club '44-'-455 Cotton Center High School, Cotton Center, Texas '43-'44g Abernathy High School, Abernathy, Texas '44. Evelyn Hill Mary Emma Club '43-'44g Guid. Reporter '43s44p Music Club '43- '44p Girl Reserves '44-'46g Science Club '44-'46p Senior Girls' Chorus '45-'46g Panamericano '44-'45, A Cappella '45-'46. 9 1' T 5-. , A ': ' . 9 , ,, .L . is 'sri' -new -it 4 , ' i i . W' I J, G l trrs V gr orr. ' I ff? '1 ,ge -if , ,E f- .. 1. 1, y I VK W Q ' ' 'rf l , it 3 , ' .5 it . ..a,..- s 4- 'S . . . ' .. it ll. '33 6 . .sl S' L Q1 fr?-Y' -' r ffl .. e .. 2 9 ,, 1. o v . 2 1 l g l n 4 ' ' ' e Gerald Hise Westerner Band '43f'46: Tennis Club '45-'46. Billy W. Holloway Pollock High School, Alexandria, La. '43-'45, Grover Hope Tennis Club '45-'46s T.N.T. '45-'46: Hi-Y '44-'46. Elizabeth Howard A Cappella '44-'46g Gens Togata '43f46, Reporter '44g Mixed Chorus '43y Westernettes '43-'44g N.H,S. '44-'45p Thespians '45g Panamericano '45 46g Melvil Dewey '44-'45p Senior Girls' Chorus '45-'46, Guid. Sec. '44-'46. Ian Howard Guid. Sec. '44-'46g Thespians '44 45. Bobby 1 Hughes Mixed Chorus '42-'44g A Cappella Choir '43-'45, Guid. Program Chair. '42, Pres. '45. Keeton Hughes D. E. '45-'46g Guid. Pres. '44, Vice-Pres. '45g Sophomore Class Vice-Pres. '43-'44, Billie Hutchings Thespians '43-'46, Nat'l '45-'465 Girl Reserves '44-'46g Food Comm. Chair- man '45-'46g N.l-l.S., '44 46g S.O.S. '45-'46p Melvil Dewey '45-'46, Vice- Pres. '45-'46g N.F.l... '45-'46y Westernaire '44-'46, Manager '45-'46g West- erner Staff '44-'46, Faculty Ed. '45-'46g lr. Play '45g Sr. Assembly '46: Senior Play '46, Iewell Ince Girl Reserves '44-'45g Thespiaris '44-'45g A Cappella '45-'46p Mixed Chorus '44-'45, Bobbie johnson Mary Emma '45-'46g Girl Reserves '45-'46g Rotan High School, Rotan, Texas '43-'45, Marjorie johnson DulVayne Jones john Paul Iones Juanita jones Louise jones Mary Emma '43-'46, Social Chairman '45-'46, Guid. Vice-Pres. '43, Program Chairman '44-'46. Florence Ioosten Gens Togata '42-'45g Girl Reserves '43-'-467 Guid. Sec. '42-'43, Representative '43-'457 Speech Play '44, M aroin Thomas jordan Westernaire '45-'46p C. C. Cox Club '45-'46g Panamericano '44-'46g Ten- nis Club '44-'46y Thespians '44-'46: N.F.l.. '45 46g Wichita Senior High, Wichita Falls, Texas '43f'45. Lalzoma Joyce Eiila Faye Kee Paul Keele Track '44-'45g N.H.s. '45-'46g C. C. Cox Club '45f46. Richard Kelisky Science Club '43-'46, Vice-Pres. '45-'46g T.N.T. '44-'46g Melvil Dewey '43-'44g Astronomy Club '45-'46: Gens Toqata '44 46g N.H.S. '44-'45p Guid. Vice-Pres. '45-'467 Ir. Play Prop. Mgr. '44 45. Patricia Kendrick Girl Reserves '45-'46p Thespians '46g Mary Emma Club '45-'46g Guid. Sec, '45g Tennis Club '45g Panamericano '45, Frank Kerr N.H.S. '44-'46p Hi-Y '44-'46g T.N.T. '44 46g Radio Club '45f'46g Vice-Pres. '45-'46y Astronomy Club '45-'46p W'e-sternaire '45-'467 Track '44-'46g Model Airplane Club '43-'44, Sec. '43-'44p Ir. Class Vice-Pres. '44-'45. Daisy Kilpatrick N.H.S. '44-'46g Panamericano '44-'46, Sec. '44-'45, Vice-Pres. '45, '46 Jimmy Kilpatrick D.E. '45-'46g Dumas High School, Dumas, Texas '43-'44, w e X k if L , l- gl ,. V' 5 K1 ,, Q A Simi' f f-14, -zcxrgazzsewrf . , ' f':l9!iI2i?i155?'f Stiff 1 fl L? Qi ,Z X Y Sl er ffl .Q f Charlene King T Richard Kleinschmidt Band '43-'46, Sidney Kligman Band '43-'46, Assistant Band Conductor '45-'46p Orchestra '43-'46, President '45-'46, Io Ann Kuykendall 'V -6 J Thespians '43-'46g Girl Reserves '45f'467 Iunior Play '44g A Cappella t Choir '45-'46g Guidance 'Vice-Pres. '45-'467 Sr. Play '46, n Bobby Iean Kyle I fev- Girl Reserves '44-'45p Guid. Sec. '45. Zh A Cherie Carolyn Lane Girl Reserves '44-'46g Tennis Club '45-'46p Guid. Sec. '44-'45. lean Lang Nelson Lanham, Ir. F.F,A. '43-'44g A Cappella Choir '45-'46p Cowhand Football '44-'45. Martha Jayne LaR0e Aigt Cgub '45-'46g Girl Reserves '45-'46g Tennis Club '45-'46p Senior Girls' Chorus ' -'4 : A C ' ' ' - ' I I appella Choir 44-46, Westerner Staff 45- 46, Who's Who Editor 45- 465 Guid. Reporter '43-'44, Guid. Sec. '44-'45, Guid. Vice-Pres. '4S. Odis Lawrence Russell Lawrence '5r1ack 45-'46p Hi-Y '45-'46p Guid. Vice-Pres. '43-'44g Guid. Pres. ' -'46. ,fx .ff ' - .T , .-ff' x A G' rf- 1 g -X j j H new ,4- 6' Jr .L Kit. mix All-no 'Tuv- A - 7 -. 1 G- gg .V by SL ' 1 4 .gg y . st ,,,' .1 f in ' Qt 1 . R s lg Tom Laws Mary Joyce Ledbetter Hal Lee Dorothy Leslie Mary Lou Lindsey Quill G Scroll '44-'46: N.H.S. '44-'45g Girl Reserves '43-'46g Thespians '43-'46g Germs Togata '45p Ir. Play '45q Westemer World Staff '43-'45, Associate Editor '45-'46g Guid. Sec. '43-'45, Guid. Reporter '44-'46. Russell Logan N.H.S. '44 46y T.N.T. 7153461 Coahoma High School, Coahoma, Texas '42-'43, Charles Luling Hi-Y '44-'457 Westerner Basketball '44-'45: Cowhand Football '44-'45: Guid. Vice-Pres. '44-'45: Pres. '45-'46, Don Lyle Chester Maloch wood High School, vicrofm, Texas '43-'44. Dick Markham Clarice Martin Guid. Sec. '43-'45, Reporter '45-'46p Mixed Chorus '43-'44g Thespians '44g Girl Reserves '45-'46g A Cappella '44f'46g Senior Girls' Chorus '45-'46g Westemer World Staff '45-'46p Melvil Dewey '44-'45. H. B. Martin, Ir. Geraldine Mather james Maupin Band '43-'467 Orchestra '44-'45g Guid. Pres. '44-'45g Sr. Play '46. Ina Margaret McArthur ' Mary Emma '44-'45g Girl Reserves '45-'46g Roosevelt High School '43-'44. Venita M CC lesky Girl Reserves '44-'46g T.N.T. '44-'46g Melvil Dewey '44 45y Guid. Reporter '44- '45, Sec. '45J46. Jim McDaniel Kemper McGowan joan Mcllroy Mary Emma '45-'46g Melvil Dewey '45-'46: Girl Reserves '45-'46g South Park High School, Beaumont, Texas '43-'45. Lam McKay Thespians '43-'44p A Cappella '45-'46g Senior Girls' Chorus '45-'46g Guid. Sec. '45'46. Alura M CM anus Girl Reserves 443485 Thespians '44-'45p A Cappella '45-'46g Guid. Sec. '44-'46g Senior Assembly '46p Westerner World Staff '45-'46 Marian M CN abb Girl Reserves '43-'46p D. E. '45-'46, Sec. G Treas. '45-'46g Guid. Sec. '43-'447 Pro- gram Chairman '44-'45. lean McNeill Girl Reserves '45-'46g Thespians '45-'46g Waco High School, Waco, Texas '43-'45. Hazel Meredith Girl Reserves '43-'45g N.H.S. '44-'45. Rayburn Metcalfe Hi'Y '44-'46p Thespians '44-'46: Tennis Club '44-'46: Band '43-'46: Drum Major 'l54'46y Orchestra '45-'46g Track '44-'46p Cowhand Basketball '44-'46p Westerner Basketball '45-'46p Guid. Pres, '45 46. Linda Mills Girl Reserves '43-'455 Mary Emma '44346, Pres. '45-'46g Guid. Sec. '45- '46 lkie B. Moclawell Cowhand Football '43g Westerner Football '44- -16. Don Morris V D.O. '44-'45, Sec., Treas. '44-'457 D. E. '45-'46g Guid. Social Chairman '45-'46. George Morris Hi-Y '43-'46, ViceAPres. '44-'45, Pres, '45-'46g Thespians '44-'46, Vice-Pres. '44-'45, Pres. '45-'46, Band '43-'46, Vice-Pres. '45-'46p lr. Play '45y L Asso- ciation '45f'4G: Westerner Football Manager '45-'46g Sophomore Class Pres. '43-'44g Senior Class Vice-Pres. '45-'46g Senior Play '45. jackie Mueller Westerner W'.rld Staff '44-7367 Associate Editor '45-'46y Quill 51 Scroll '44-'46, Sec. '45-'46g Thespians ',434'467 Gens Toqata '43-'447 Science Club '43-'44, Vera M yatt Girl Reserves '43-'44g D.E. '45-'46y Guid. Reporter '45-'46. Norma Nash Girl Reserves '43-'44p Thespians '43-'44, Senior Assembly '46. Bill Nelson Betty Lou N ipper Zyra Nordyke, jr. ' Guid. Reporter '43-'44y Frenship High School, Wolfiorth, Texas '42-'43, Betty Norman Girl Reserves '44-'46g Thespians '44-'45g Tennis Club '44-'45g West- erner Business Staff '45-'46g Guid. Reporter '44-'46. 'Q il 'i fi' 'TY' 5 'fr' ,r S sslrr .3 1 ' 5 if N ' n f '-'Ti -:ml , - . -.,, ,N J.. -ffl.. 'E-vs i iS..:2f?279 , S 4, 41 Q1 if s i' 4 2 13- ,, 1 'K H 'SX L e H S' I Wig, A - if -2 my 5- 3, - ,Q-S Q -gikisiyre rfs- o -QQ Dill' , ..f. ,,, 'Ks . '19 56 Marilou Norton Thespians '43-'45g Gens Togata '44-'45. Gloria Novak Girl Reserves '43-'46p Publicity Comm. Chairman '44-'45, Program Comm. Chairman 715546: Thespians '43-'46, Sec. '45-'46g N.H.S. '44-'46, Sec. '45- '46: Quill 6: Scroll '44 46g Westerner Staff 43-'46, Assistant Editor '44-'45, Editor '45-'46g Sophomore Class Vice-Pres. '43-'44g Iunior Class Vice-Pres. '44-'45. Willie Odom Thespians '43-'45: Girl Reserves '44-'45g A Cappella '44-'46y Melvil Dewey '43-'44y Guid. Treas, '43-'44, Reporter '44-'45y Forest Ave- nue High School, Dallas, Texas '42-'43. A lanetha Owen Mary Emma Club '44-'46, Vice-Pres. 715546. Dwain Parraek N.H.S. '44-'457 Science Club '45-'46g Astronomy Club '45-'46, Vice-Pres. 'ill '45y Panamericano '44-'46, Pres. '45y C. C. Cox Club '44-'46, Pres. '45f T.N.T. '46g Guid. Vice'Pres, '45. Mary Frances Payne l 2 X N.l-LS. '44-'46g Girl Reserves '44-'46, Pres. '45-'46p Westernettes if '43-'4-45 A Cappella '45-'46g Senior Girls' Chorus '45-'46p Orchestra '43-'46g Sophomore Class Sec. '43-'44g lunior Class Sec. '44-'45g , Student Body Sec. '45-'46g Guid. Sec. '45-'46. Mary Agnes Pelfon Girl Reserves '43-'44: Guid. Pres. '45. l y ' W'arner Peticolas W ' Science Club '43-'46g Thespians '44-'45g Astronomy '45-'46g T.N.T. '44-'46g -V as-R Westernaire '45-'46, l .' ' T . . f . 1 , Jewell Alice Pharr A I V N.H.S. '44-'46g Ouill G Scroll '45-'46y Westerner Staff '45-'46: Book- ,, .,. , bzlk keeper '45-'46p Ir. Play '45: Christmas Play '45g Westerner World Y HSV W, i ' ., 1, Staff '45-'46g Thespians '43-'45y Melvil Dewey '43g Guid. Sec. '44- ri 5 '45g senior Play '4e. it YValter Phillips, Ir. . Traclg '44-'46g Hi-Y 45146, Guia. Vice-Pres. '44-'45, Reporter '45-'46, F Leslie Pznkston 5 Q Tennis Club '45-'467 T.N.T. '45-'46y A Cappella choir '45 46: swcmee ,k t High School, Live Oak, Florida '42f'44g Sr. Play '46. S 21 . Wt ' ' Melba lean Pznkston xx , K' if , F Girl Reserves '43-'46g Gens Togata '43-'447 A Cappella '45-'46y Swanee High School, Live Oak, Florida '42-'44, Norma jane Pollard Girl Reserves '43-'46. Ruby Potts Girl Reserves '44-'46p Thespians '45-'46q T.N.T. '45-'46g Mary Emma '44f'46: Guid. Sec. '45, Pres. '46. Helen Powell Girl Reserves 453465 Tuscaloosa High School, Tuscaloosa, Ala- bama '43-'45. Marion Powell Doris Prater Girl Reserves '43-'46g Gens Togata 715346: Senior Girls' Chorus '45-'46g A Cappella '45-'46. Charles Presley L Association '45, Vice-Pres. '45g Cowhand Football '42g West- erner Football '43-'45p Westerner Basketball '43 44g Track '43-'455 Guid. Vice-Pres, '45, Program Chairman '44, Reporter '43, , 0 .n.rg.r5, gi .. Don .U F , ',- , f , 4, ... . .3141 ,-5-3, .V Q -,..'.g.,' g .M , ,, -- . I , .. , - . !'JQ,. .141 :K :..fi'9f: sf 1 L I V . . F2 0 lg l Pruitt ' 1 , ,l C , Q Carolyn lean Pugh .Q A Z 1. 1 Girl Reserves '45-'46p Westerner Art Staff '44-'45g Thespians '45-'46: - V, ' , ' ' ' S.O.S. '45-'46, Astronomy Club '45-'4B. '. Z. LLL- V 'V V Herbert Puryear A 'F M . if-. . ':: .f - E f 4 s Eva Putman ' 1 5 ' h V : ' Donna Hampy , a '44 '46 Tennis Club '45 '46 A Cappella '45 '4'6- Senior Girls' 1 Thespi ns - : - : - , Chorus '45-'46g Guid. Reporter '45-'46p San Marcos Baptist Academy, San , f K Marcos, Texas '43-'44. Q 5 - E' ,:,.s' . Maria Rangel . l Panamericano '44-'45, Vice-Pres. '45, Sec.-Treas. '45: Tennis Club l -V L '44-'45, Thespians '44-'46: Girl Reserves '44-'45: D. E. '45-'45, Pro- gram Chairman '45-'467 C. C. Cox Club '45-'46, Reporter '45, 7 V' Abernathy High School, Abernathy, Texas. 'sz fa' inf' Q -. N ,. fr. ., - Rai' ' 4 1. - t . ts- 9' 4 1 fa Doroleen Rawls X Heath Raymer y V. M Louzse Rea 4 Panamericano '45-'46g Gens Toqata '45-'46g I-lermleiqh High School, - L Hermleiqh, Texas '44-'45. - A xft, A ' f Il PQ' ' 7, I' +5 lg Floyd Rector T.N.T. '44-'46g N.H.S. '44-'46g Hi-Y '44-'45g Science Club '44-'46, Pres. '45-'46g Astronomy '44-'46, Reporter '45-'467 Radio 1157465 Guia. Pres. '44. ,cg Ioanne Reynolds Thespians '43-'44g Mixed Chorus '43-'44, Gens Toqata '43-'45: Melvil :Dewey '44-'45, VicefPres. '44p A Cappella '44-'45. Ioene Rogers D.E. '45-'46. Juanita Ross f 'iars lj , Q l Girl Reserves '43-'45y Thespians '45g S.O.S. '45, Beth Ann Ryan l yyy it A 4 . , , lf ttea.. . ' if p a t we Senior Play 46. 1 A. - , i . P -:FQ pf - ' fi: ' T . G l .. B111 500168 . it L g ' . T.N.r. '45-'4e: christmas Pray '44g cowhcmd Blacks '44-'45g west- '1 ggfgffifjigqz 3 1 3 - erner Football '45-'46y Guid. Pres. '45-'46. ,lS:,fgQ2HfQfE1'-,E PM ie' ,siiissaafiiiizi l P 55. fS5E 'i'iE11f1f '2E13 . i T it f 1 ' . .-,ir 1:-N tk, g - . Charlotte Scoggin yy Thespians '43-'f-155 Mixed Chorus '43-'44g Iunior Play '44-'-457 Cheerleader '44-'46g A Cappella '44-'46g Football Sweetheart '43-'44, Student Council '433467 Safety Council '43-'45. I Sammy Self - Rosa Marie Settle Girl Reserves '44-'46, Thespians '45-'46p Mary Emma '45-'46g Prin- 43' f ft' 3 xr bi IL 1,4 , cipal's Office '44-'46. 1 5 3315 Q iris iw- S . -V,L 'ef sp., - l',-Yr '- ,, , ,lr .. am-1 , ra X .fx E if X ' ' x f sign!! 3 TQ N. Sinn CW Ava' 7- tv f . Q., HUM? 1211 Ralph Sharp Maurice Shaw Guid. Vice-Pres. '44-'46y Senior Assembly '46, Nettie I ean Shearer Mary Emma Club '43-'44g Guid. Sec. '43, Pres. '44-'45p Christmas Play '45, Billy Sheats Astronomy Club '44-'455 Guid. Vice-Pres. '45-'46p Big Spring High School, Big Spring, Texas '43-'44, Lola Beth Shires Gens Togata '45-'46g Band '45g Chickasha High School, Chickasha, Okla- homa '43-'44. Noel Sikes Westerner Football '44-'45. Ray Simmons Science Club '43-'44, Pres. '43-'44: Thespians '43 46, Vice-Pres. '43-'4-'15 Hi-Y '43-'46p Quill G Scroll '44-'46g Iunior Play '45g Westerner World Staff '44-'46, Busi- ness Manager '45-'46g Senior Play '4Bg Sophomore Cheerleader '43-'44g Sopho' more Class Vice-Pres. '43-'44y Iunior Class Vice-Pres. '44-'45g Student Body Pres. '45-'46p A Cappella Choir '45-'46. Dorothy Skinner D. E. '45-'46. jack Smith Wanda Lou Smith Girl Reserves '43-'44g Thespians '44-'46, Nat'l '45-'-46: C. C, Cox Club '44 46, Sec. '45-'46: Panamericano '45-'46g Melvil Dewey '45-'46, Sec. '45-'46p Tennis Club '45-'46y Junior Play '45g Senior Play '46y Sundown High School, Sundown, Texas '43-'44. Virginia Somers Girl Reserves '45-'46y Thespians '45-'46g Guid. Vice-Pres. '45, Pres. '46. Joyce Squyres Thespians '43-'45. Doris Stanley Girl Reserves '43-'46p Thespians '44p Mary Emma '43. Joyce Stanley Girl Reserves '44 46, Service Comm. Chairman '45-'46g Guid. Sec. '44- '45g Westernaire '45-'46g Program Comm. 'f-15346. Robert Stanley D. E. '44.'46. La Verne Starr Ina Loyce Stevenson D. E. '45-'46p Girl Reserves '44-'45, Oleta Stewart Girl Reserves '43-'46p Thespians '44-'46, Social Chairman '45-'46: Westernaire '44 46: Quill G Scroll '45-'46, Pres. '45-'46p T.N.T. '44-'46y Melvil Dewey '44-'45, Pres. '45g Radio Club '45-'46, Sec '46g Guid. Pres. '45: Westerner Staff '44f'46, Ir. Editor '44-'45 Associate Editor '45-'46y Westerner World Staff '45-'46, Billie Ruth Stiles Peggy Strickland Girl Reserves '43-'46g Melvil Dewey '44-'45p N.H.S. '44-'45y Tennis Club '43-'44g N.H.S. Assembly '44. Martha Gene Sullivan C, C. Cox Club '44-'-465 Mary Emma '44-'46p Girl Reserves '45-'46g Thespians '4Bg Fluvanna High School, Fluvanna, Texas '43-'44. Mickey Tarkenton Senior Cheerleader '45g Guid. Sec. '43, Vice-Pres. '44, Pres, '45g Bond Drive Show '44. Iuanelle Taylor Dewitt Terry D.E. '44-'4Bp Guid. Pres. '44-'45p l-larnburq High School, Hamburg, Texas '42 44. I erry Thrush Hi-Y '44-'46g Tennis Club '44-'46, Pres. '45-'46g Thespians '44-'46g N.H.S. '44-'45: Band '43-'46, Pres. '45-'46p Orchestra '43-'45g Westerner Staff '45-'46, Activities Editor '45-'46g Cowhand Basketball '43-'45g Westerner Basketball '45-'46, Betty Loys Tubbs Panamericano '43g Thespians '43-'44g Tennis Club '44. Anne Tucker Panarnericano '45-'46g Gens Toqata '45-'46g Girl Reserves '45-'46: Westerner World Staff '45-'46g Reporter '45-'46g Midland I-liqh School, Midland, Texas '42-'45. Thelma Tyner Colleen Valliant Girl Reserves '44-'46y Mixed Chorus '43-'44g A Cappella '44-'46, Thes- piaris '44-'46g Senior Girls' Chorus '45-'46. lean Van Meter Melvil Dewey '43-'45g Mary Emma Club '44-'46, Pres. '44-'45, Sec. '45-'46, Betty Vaughn Girl Reserves 713346, Social Comm. Sec. '45-'46g Thespians '43-'46, Nat'l '45-'46, Guid, Reporter '44-'45g Principal's Office '44-'46. Edwin Visage Iune Waite Glenna Walden Roy Walker San Marcos High School, San Marcos, Texas '43-'44. Harold Stony,' Wall Hi'Y '43-'46g L Association '45g Quill G Scroll '44-'45g Westerner World Staif '44-'46, Sports Editor '45-'46y Westerner Football '44-'45g Westerner Basketball '44-'45p Sophomore Class Vice-Pres. '43 44g Iunior Class Pres. '44 45g Student Body Vice-Pres. '44-'45g Senior . Class Vice-Pres. '45-'46, F ,t , A x .4-v ,X . 5 f , if ' 5 X 'X' wa V, 15- , K x 2 . -N., ,'V if 4 'Q ' I fl. .1 -1 -,gb-lf X' ' f. f i - 55 , L ., .::, ah QW' 'Y' K xx . JG +4 7 f , , ix ! 4 Q., 313' H' is Y Marcine Wallace Mary Emma '43-'44g Girl Reserves '43-'44. Ioyce Weaver Girl Reserves '43-'45: Mary Emma '44-'46. Margaret Ann West Ge-ns Togata '43-'44: Thespians '43-'45g Guid. Sec. '45-'-463 Wesl- erner World Slaif '45-'46. Ieanne Whaley Mary Emma '45-'f-165 Big Spring High School, Big Spring, Texas '42-'44, Sylvia Whitacre Thespians '43 46: Mixed Chorus '43-'45p Westernettes '43-'44g Gens Togala '43-'44p Guid. Sec. '44. Robert White Watkins Panamericcmo '44-'46, Pres. '45: C. C. Cox Club '45-'46, Vice'Pres. '45g Thespians '45-'46y Astronomy Club '45-'46g Guid. Pres. '457 Sr. Play '46. Charlotte Whittacker Dan Williams Band '43-'4-'15 Guid. Program Chairman '44-'45, Guid. Pres. '45-'46. Phyllis Williams Thespians '44-'46p Girl Reserves '44-'46g Mary Emma '45-'46. Ioedna Wilson Girl Reserves '43-'44g Thespians '43-'44g Junior Assembly '447 Guid. Sec. '44, Reporter '43, Ioe Wogord Peggye Wolfe Annie Io lVood Girl Reserves '44-'46q A Cappella Choir '45-'467 Iunior Play Usher '45. M arrion Woods Guid. Pres. '45g Westerner Staff '44-'46, Business Manager '45-'46g Sen- ior Girls' Chorus '45-'46: A Cappella Choir '44-'46g Ouill G Scroll '45-'46g Girl Reserves '43-'46g Panamericano '45-'46, Betty Mae Worrell Girl Reserves '43-'45g Panamericano '45g T.N.T. '44-'46, Sec. '45-'46g Guid. Sec. '44-'45. Gwendolynell Woulard Ioyce Maxine Wright Guid. Songleacier '43-'4-'lg Guid. Scrapbook Chairman '44 45. Louise Henry Wright 68 Barbara Yates Girl Reserves '43-'44g Thespians '43 44. Marjorie Beth Young Girl Reserves '43-'46g Music Club '43-'44g Guid. Treasurer '43-'44 Sec.'44. Ella Fay Groves Gens Togata '43-'46, Reporter '43, Parliamentarian '445 Girl Re- serves '43-'46p Science Club '45-'4Sy Orchestra '43-'46, Sec, 43-'46 Publicity fiend. In case you don't recognize him, that's Mr. H. I. McCabe among the art class. Singing for the Seniors-Carolyn, Mary Frances, and Rosie. Looks like Daisy was framed! Joyce Stanley shows her Ipana smile, while Dick watches. Waiting for the bell to ring. Billie, Gladys, and Dorothy have the sun grins. Griffin looks mighty tough, doesn't he? Chapman's'always right in front. They finally made it! lkie Modawell, Kemper McGowan, and O. C. Foster, mid-term graduates of L.H.S. lust sunnin'-Eleanore Hammond, Louise Rea, and Wanda Smith. Herbert fHerculesJ Puryear stunting for the photographer. Rockettes of the Senior Class singing I Got Rhythm. Nice picture at the L.H.S. tower, isn't it? 'Qs s Dana Lou Harrison Guid. Sec. '43, Pres. '461 A Cappella '44-'46g Senior Play '46y Highland Park High School, Dal- las, Texas, '45. 5 K ..,,. xg, 5. Q 1 ar . . , ..,g..,,.u gi S 241' X ' J' . t -'ls A 1 Au F if 3 1- W' Q lx Q N its W NUI X fig 0 Q J Officers and Sponsors E Vice-Presidents, Left to Right-Seated: Billie Rosenthal, Delight Hardin, Rita McCauley, Peggy McClatchy. Standing: lack Alderson, Morris Cranford, Buddy Maner. Not Pictured: Dale Mitchell, Denny Davidson. Iim Johnson President Billye I0 Stephens Secretary Sponsors, Left to Right-Seated: Mrs. Dick Cozby, head sponsor: Mrs. H. B. Hawkins, Miss Nell Marie Wiley, Mrs. W. L. Bradshaw, Mr. I. W. Reid. Standing: Mr. George Philbrick, Mr. Dixie White, Mr. Bob Parker. 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Welch A Wee e ff-'S Tommy lean Weldon y Lucy VVest . 'P Van Dale White f L - 'S' S f A Don Whitworth ll l D D D fn Virginia Wight , yyo, D W get I Marilyn Wilgus y Y A 'A V E? F J y gg , ,g,,., K , , Dorothy Williams Iane Williams Iohn Earl Williams Ben Wilson Duane Wilson Ed Wilson Herbert Wilson John W. Wilson E3 , . .-A I lik 1. W QEM rg A Ma k V 3 hiv I X Ellis, . , 1. --:ir is: Lois Wilson Wanda Sue Willson Dorothy Woodson Orville B. Woolverton Francis Worley Dean Wylie Billie Ruth Yant Virginia Younger Norma lean Yuzbick Rex A. Zachary Charles Zenker Iucmitc poses on cz windy day. Did you forget something, Stella? Merry poses for the camera. We do, too. Dinqy's with Billie this time. Helen grins os Peqqy thinks! lust ccrll me Iudith Mcrrthci. Doing the fomily laundry, Bill? u as 39' v -N , -I Dffig , 5 -411: CROSS CROSSW-XUN 1 ..-w '4'X,X ,gi on J' wi HQ x f f Q G Q C f- V Tcfq QSJQ f S Sw I X X 5 , Q5 ' ' J J Q S ifffswb . i ll , ng V . t im ll' y , I Charles Wright President Charlene Laws Secretary Vice-Presidents: First Row, Lett to Riqht4Shelley Furr, Charlene Laws, Secretary, Chloe T. Dawson, Dene Iackson, Bo English, Marlin Smith, lr. Sec- ond Row- Bo Harvey, Bob MCCelvy, Charles Wriqht, President, Parker Stuart. Not pictured-Anne Adams, Meredith Smith, Ierry Nisler. Sophomore Class Sponsors, Lett to Riqhtdlvliss Edith Caveness, Mr. W. C. Watts, head spon- sor: Miss Lois Marie Killian, Mrs. Mary Mc- Elyea. Not picturedfMr. E. E. Key, Mr. Dixie White, Miss Laurene Bussey. 1, A' I vw ' . LL:,h :Y 5 Emmett Adair '55 if Anna Adams Anne Adams Charles Adams 46 H my Gail Alford 5 o f ' Mark Syna Allen mrr' A Alma Ruth Anderson A W Don Austin 3, my 'W A ll Betty Jeanne Baber r srezza Balch K I . Jo Ann Ballard Charles Bartlett N 1 AS. B y ' jimmy Bass T A as -1 ' g Phyllis Bateman , , wily, ' l , r r f lf ' r Edward Bean I -,K ' :,,- A Laverne Bedford Peggy Benson Hallie Fay Berry A Willie Mae Bell K 'K rs A Ludonna Berry if if - x Peggy Berry my EQ, J Carolyn Bledsoe A Q A Dennis Bingham A s ro Q Uldene Bornar ,, , ' f N 1 'fr-A., Nancy Boswell W l, Iames Bowers David Bowles Charles Box Betty Lou Boyd Maxine Boyd La Juana Boydston Agnes Bozeman ,U Marjorie Bradford C ehJ B it C Dick Brenneman IV. 1 Billie Marie Bridwell f ioii Gene Brock .l. H. Brock Willette Brooks Q Barbara Brown Ionnie Cue Branson lim Bob Bryan Jimmy Burkey 3 ., 'i LQ w N f f . e B-X, Q- . ,wr Q, N ex - ,, it 1 Bioan Og y ' . ily'- rw, w Q, Burton Burks at , f .aaa yr ig Leoena Burns Bettye Burrows Frank D. Burton Mary Lou Buslz Cecile Butler jackie Butler Virginia Butler Edwin Byrnes Bonnie Caldwell Thelma Cantrell Skipper Carder Santos Castanedo Omer Castor I x. 'rr K V ' 1' , 0 ' xx . , M. 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Cook Harold Coon Carroll Cooper Tommy Cooper Betty lo Coreorran Roberta Couch VVayne Cowart Reita Cowdrey Kenneth Cox Mary Lon Cox jean Cracldock Donald Craft Maxie Ruth Craft james Craig Ioan Crawford Tipton Culver : Q 942 l. R. Crawford Weldon Curry Howard Daniel Betty lean Davis Evelyn Davis Horis Lee Davis -' eQ,, ' ., V. .-...-..-..-, N me al l lrr Q 1 is A Y ., , x 'V Q ., Zi. K CX tx Chloe T. Dawson ' Fred Dawson 5 La Juana Dean ll , E Mary Lee Di ar 1 La Ruth Downing y f' Donald Doyle hm J it . x Billy Draper yi' if y- C V , A John Hobnett Duncan , i..i 'C.' ' f x Q RK 'i-,, A A . ' , it 2 iiei lv' Bill Echols Gerry Elliott 1. B. Elliott Ray Ellison Royce Ellison Rosie Marie Emert Bo English Ruby Gene Estes Gene Etter Patsi Farmer fn., . l 4 , in 1 6 A r y. ii, .,., 1 A V A, ' A C Aljl Mi l f ,: A zi. ...k, S Q ' 1 l.ttl ttle D Bee Md ,,t. NI VQQ: it V ,H i in or , ggi if in 3 if Annie Lee Evans , EM, Ethel Farris 1 tisit Paul Farris Paul Faulkner Micky Fawcett Betty 10 F eazell V. L. F eazell james Ferguson Billy Fisher Glenn Ford Betty F ormby Janette Fournier Billy Anita Foster Harry Fry Shelley F urr Charles Gardner Dorothy Gardner Ernest Gilbert Truman Godwin Mary Gowin Harmon Greene Billie Gregg Robye Iean Gregory Bonnie Grover james Grover Bobby Le Catherine Gunn Dorrance Guy Mary Dee H aberer '-2 Clarence H all La Rue Hall Patricia Holley Yvonne Hallmark Martha Hamilton Owen Hamilton Betty Hancock I. C. Hardin Buddy Hardwick Lamoyane Harrell Hazel Harrison Margaret H artsfeld Bo H aruey Cecile Hawk Glendol Iayne Haynes john Hefner Patsy Henry Patsy Hensley Ray Henslee Peggy Joy Hicks ,lean Highley Leon Hill Gordon Hilton Lunita H indman jamie Hinson Dorothy Hodges Bonnie jean Holland Mary Ann Holt Mary Fern Holt lm- 21 3-if H 1 1 is Q3 ' L 5 7' 'V ' V - ' 'Wil 1 ,Q 5 is D A jr lu X f ,xv V f N Q-,. P bw... ,g if Q A E fu N H, AL y,,,f r ar'lll - V ' , H F 'S' I H. ,ir it me , - ,P-g ow: H G3 -we nil, f.,-fy Q 'uf I if ta Fr w 5 X , v 2 Q B 5 f 1 3 a f I , , 9. kg use is E + X 2-.Y is 1' 'S' if Q V ' !'1E2: f Q Norma Holton Elsie Dean Holzapfel Rose Hope Curtis Ray Hopper Bob H opson Helen Horton Orela Horton Edna House Ruth Housour Florence Ruth Houston Reita Iean Howard Kathleen Hurlbut Earl Hutcherson Dallas Inness I. S. Irwin Truman Isaacs Lee Ivy Betty Io Jackson Claudene Jackson Leon Iackson Roy Earl jackson Gene Iames Wanda Lee james Iris Ieffooat Bill jenkins Io Nita Jenkins Jeanne Johnson La Trell johnson Mary Janet Johnson Robert Johnson Virgil Johnson James Johns Sheila Caywood Jondahl Joy Jolene Jones Royce Jones Mary Ruth Jopling John K. Kallas Beoard Keele Mack Keith Sue Kelly Ann Kemp Fred Kennedy Jimmy Kennedy Bonnie Kent Ann Kerr Sue King Bobby Kipp Melba Kirkland James Lancaster Violet Land Clarence Lang John Lanham 1338? 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A r A ii . .:.I ..,' H . is L in f - on , -, cam. new M M5 Sybil Lea Marjorie Lee Robert Leonard Mary Light Iva Lindsey Patricia Lindsey Sherrell Lindsey Frank Links Bettye Loveless Geneva Loveless Peggy Lowry Iohn Lynch Roberta Madding M Oscar M aloch Robert M anderson H omer Martin Wanza Martin Jackie Martyn Gilbert M auldin Robert M auldin Bobbie McCartney Bill McCarty Aleta McCasland Mickie McCollum I ane M CC own Wanda McCoy I ack McDonald Bobby McGee Dixie zvIcGehee John McGuire Norma Lou McGuire 1 1 . 4 cus 5 4 1 Bob McKeloy ' if Cameron McKinnon Eoelyn M cLaughlin Ramonda McMillan Barbara M cPherson 25331 ixmli P K S f. If K K, X, v Nw? Johnnie McWhorter Dorothy McWilliams V ' , , it Emma lean Mears 'Y Jerry Medley ' ' v xl . . XX . .f Don M edlock B E . E 'k 'z d ' B' 'B' B Q K' , - ari it Dic Mi for , Ir. 1 A J T Mfffofd , i i Robert Miller Q ,f it -K fi ' y A ' X, A 'i.1 li, V' I Shirley Mills E It ,I y 'B i Billye Francys Ming B y i Catherian Mitchell , B y Patricia Mitchell F A 'W Ross Mitchell Margery Mize Iohn Modawell Dorothy Mooney Cleo Moore Pat Moore Billie lean Morris Ellis Morris llll lll' if ,gy F i B hillll E B tif? 'E .krrx I , E K 1, , RWQXN x bf Q 5 .... L 5 iii ..,, .Q Ieanne Moss Betty Mullins A Ieanelle Mullins ii ' 'V Q, k J , it 'fi ' hmm M urre 1' ' y P at A S l 6 , pm QV so L, , f limi Jfff YV K, - u J lf' X .xl s if I My ,. xl P, f, e N. ie-.... ,5 l 5- l sw ig ' 3 ,Q gr. r v- nl jig if K , 111 ' fs' i ll- , 5: 5 'Vs V' ,, lV v' . ,v..1 n fl ,Q V TLI, as 354. sz. 9' we , Q in F ,. J N. it . , -A, . 'E jo Myatt Wayne Neely Bert Nelson Margaret Nelson Lynn Newman Carroll Nichols Stuart Nichols Wilda Nichols jerry N islar Wanda Noble Iarnes Norcross John Norcross Billy Gene Nordyke Elizabeth Anne Norman Patricia Norton Vella Mae Odom Betty Owens Ioe Parham Gene Parkinson Iuanda Parrack Joyce Patterson Bruce Patton Dorothy Paul Lena Faye Payne Diddy Pearson Mabry Peel Modell Peel Duane Peters Faye Pharr Ioan Pickle Kenneth Pierce L. D. Pierce Iohn Pinson Glen Polk Iohn R. Potts Bill Powell Bobby Poynor Betty Price Nona Price P5-2'-E il l 4 . A 54 '23 4' A' if l.., 1' B if i-L' 'B i f ly f had leee it i 2-Q i l e Q v-.,,?, Iohn R. Pritchard, Ir. - 7fTlQ1l-Tfflffl Pete Quinlan Modelle Rawls Mozelle Rawls Beth Ray Evelyn Rayburn Blanche Read Donald W. Reece Bobby Ray Reynolds Gladys Earle Rhea Pat Ridge Virginia Riggan Iack Rigney 11. , We 5 His Txra .fr . . :W ,...-- k ,gil - -zezgzefn i xx X , u xi cci e Kit 16 H5JiIYEf?? f H - l, . . f- gg 1? 'iff J? yav'-' 17' 5 , s 5 , in 12. ' A' 'M' V in 'kk' A I T f s S :? - ' V a f - S 'T I!! sv.. f Wait l E K -:f --f' , 12 . R ' ,S 424' W' V V L ff 'r ' -' ' ' A ra -'F' Z r B 'W ' sss s I -K n nf f'?u.x, f ,V -5211 Y'W'L' b ' 3 i Vh t S, W. C - .n , , M A i B ' ' ' .... 7 f S , S oi tif is R ffl - ? it X annals, it ' e' so S1815 ,, 1 'Q l l ff 'N If , Raymond Roark Roger Roberson Cleatie Ioy Roberts Mary Kathryn Roberts Wayne Roberts Vioian Margaret Robertson Mackie Rodgers Nancy Rogers Velma Louise Rogers Bill Ross Charles Ross Clayton Ross Marshal Ross Harvey Roth Iohn Rother Dan Roulston Bill Ruthledge Oneil Ryan Fred Salmon Ben Saxton Ioe Scales Charles Scarborough Inez Scott Ieanie Scott Ioan Seal Iarnes Shearer Virginia Shelton Bettie Shipman Courtney Sigler Marie Sikes Io Ann Simmons 1. Lee Simpson Ierry Sisler Alton Slagle Daoid Smiley Donald Smiley Armstead Smith Charlyne Smith Earnest Smith Joe Dean Smith Margurite Smith Marlin Smith Meradith Ann Smith Patsy Smith Ronnie Smith Wanda B. Smith Sally Specter Zirthola St. Clair Dudley Stanley Fred Stanley Wayne Stephenson L. H. Stevenson Ianie Stotts Danny Strickland Iack Stringer Parker Stuart 5 iv 6 .1 'E 3 7 Zg..,,?,,M .i ' g 1-vs in ,. ., Q if . , f eg, ...,- ' ,, S is Q 'ri' -v 1 ,L , ,:..:. -- , 7g K w ii t eSr rit x to ttt f i SW' 9 Q ' S A 4 E . . A V 'VVV ,Q S , Q 'Q hlll ff rrm - h S ttt :+ I v ff Xis. ' Eli : V :SV fl W I 4 fi- . A gg-9 S v V Q 'I' 351:- qv? 'af' . PVR? 1' . K i f s.. A 'Av Yr' Wu L L ,..., f in A 1 - ' if W- n , if fy ryiit mm N.. r S f, ,N H 1 ,S - by.. N h :1 h A , A T I 4 rsro . B :A' ' ,T if 5 F - f T 1 5 2 M AK? QQ 4' 3 'R :R K3 2-: I . H L L v L V , gi 6' QM. W V mx: lilac? 1 l A .,,'... . I R , ,X 1.3.5 r X T z lcc ---f.., .-'Ulf dig, fm ' . 1, A wi' f . r,-- ' 1,511 J' 25- ,J T B Q mh, y Vi b 2 A,,m, h.,, E 'T ' an 2 5 x H, L,.1 l : L s vs 3 9' s 3 5 I . Y V , -.. 41, S XA W W it 1 'S-W -:,a:.:'-we: , f '15 A , , E. ,f Bob Swain Marilyn Swanson Donald Tapp Billy Tatum Mary Io Taylor Frances Terral Bob Terrell Peggy Terrell Brent Thompson Don Thompson Rosa Nell Thompson Shari Thompson Elvis Thornton Ted Thornhill Richard Tiois Billy Travis Arlen Trice Dorothy Troutt Donald Tucker Ioy Maxine Tucker Dorothy Turner lack Vaughn Mary Lou Voegeli Charlsie Voyles Homer Wages Glen Dale Wall Bettye Ward I. Q. Warnick Paul Waters Melua Ioyce Weatherford Arlen Weaver Dolores Webb Billye Weiss Wendell Welch Leota Faye Wentz Billy Westbrook Betty White Dave White E. G. White I. A. White Eugene Whitney Christine Winkler Billie Ray Wiles Peggy Iean Willis Iune Wilks James Wilson James H. Wilson Margaret Wilson Marvin Wilson Iean Womack Bobby Wood Nelda Worley Charles Wright Kenneth Wright Kent Wright Bill Wylie N-Wi oasis wtit 1 , ff 1 B isie A lisf it Q re f I I , ' B, ,L 4 t 4 eyfssg .Q i A T 7 iz i i -1ii. , L - V iw, if: V ,o.: E si,, iffy. filo 'W 9 A ,r M N .F A ai 52 1 u N.-' -- 1 ' viva ,vp ' age Pk Q. Q :SF is 3- 'Y r 1 sf.. 1- X 'S y 21 J 4 isiii Q H E 'Will 1? if 4 A .Q ,,' 16 diii r' gysss o ll lb , We 'Q fiv' R x,f:'g:f- 5 ' I que me-W .. it lf ' . I B iyy y W . B 1, f Q hl. ' Q 1 fi - J? --1 t if li? ii 1,55 1 r s,...?,,,1f 'if-me -.., -5. .ly Q 1 A , 1-'i 1 . , f 1 . 1 sl... 3 l Faye Yarbrough l Q . ..... . f Virginia Yeager V. ' ' 1 1 Billie Louise Yeloington , g ' H J Lester York Claudyne Young , George Young 41, new . - Y ig r fi VX Jeannine oung 'i ' 1 Nelms Young ' . '1 1 1 , -N, Max Zachary ,. ,, uf, I 1 xg 5 'r 1- .sji ' gf :.V 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10, 11. 12. 13. Is you Gene Parkinson, or is you Robert Manderson? Grin and frown, girls. The smile that refreshes, Stella? Some leg art!! No, you're noi seeing things, just look again. Sophomore of 1916. Sun's in your eyes. Rogues' Gallery. Was it that funny? Miss Bussey's guidance gets their picture tooked in the snow. Little unbalanced aren't you, Emmett? No, Marlin, not now. Maybe they're the Rough Riders! Q x x- A lll. ., r ,, . f- 32. o ev' . ,C k .aw - V 4. . .-n..--ns.:-.1353---:ks . . 4 1 ,i-,,. tsl! NWN 1.135 An attractive corner of the art show. Mary Emma Club Christmas dinner. Figurines of copper toil, designed and made by Miss Claudia Neelley's art classes, torm a nativity scene in the window. The Westerner pledge demonstrated by six lively cheer- leaders. Iewell Alice Pharr as placid Ma Brown in Old Doc, senior class play. Big smiles shine forth after the excitement of the Westerns aire, L.l-l.S. weekly radio program, is over. Robert Collier and Dingy Davis gossip in the L asso- ciation assembly. Christmas spirit pervades L.H.S. as the A Cappella choir carols in the halls. Tiny Tim blesses everyone in the Christmas production of Diclcen's Christmas Carol. Iimmy Sawyer and Oleta Stewart look on as Mrs. Mary Carey and Miss Dorinda Bond, Amarillo journalism sponsor, examine an edition of the Westerner World. -f N x XT-fa Qu V ,' x Ex Qin X 3 ff i 3 is N A af .. x X 2: 7 K-7-A MRRG' For Lunchtime Leisure Lubbock High has more nearly reached its 'goal of having every student belong to at least one club this year than any year in the past. It has been estimated that almost nine-tenths of all Lubbock High's population belong to at least one club. Fifty percent belong to more than one, with some students belonging to as many as five or six. There are twenty organizations in school this year, one international, seven national, and thirteen unailiated. The Quill and Scroll, for students doing exceptional work on THE WESTERNER and WESTERNER WORLD, and in the upper third of their class scholastically, is an international organization for high school journalists. The Girl Reserves, H i-Y, Thespians, N atio,nal Honor Society, T.N.T. Chemistry Club, Future Farmers of America, and the Mary Emma Club, ajiliated with the Future Homemakers of America. Also available to all loyal Westerners are Gens Togata, El Club Panamericano, Radio, Astronomy, C. C. Cox, Tennis, Science, Art, Shop, Melvil Dewey, Lv Association, and Distributive Education. Club activities are conducive to cooperation and understanding between students and teachers. ' Lubbock High school organizations, which meet at noon, have enjoyed a successful year with steadily growing memberships. 653 2322 'QN 7 C f, .2 x. 4 f 1 'x K , xx UW A 'L- - If-,Q 5 --,,..5-'1 - 053532331513 4 National Honor Society Ken Hancock President Gloria Novak Secretary iff' V 2 gl v i s in Lett to riqht: First-Peggy McClatchy, Mary Lou McGowan, Paula Fix, Rose Mary Dawkins, Dorothy Barnett, Elizabeth Chapman, Nelda Chapman, Wanda Clark. Second--Miss Mattie E. Clark, sponsor, Elizabeth Craig, Eugenia Luker, Daisy Kilpatrick, Martha Bucy, Leslie Stone, Teressa lane Henson, Billie Louise Hutchings, Carolyn Cole, Gloria Novak, Dan Davis. Third-Walter Clay- ton, Floyd Rector, Paul Keele, Ken Hancock, Alton Brazell, Albert George, lack Alderson, Frank Kerr, Miss Aline McCarty, sponsor, Russell Logan. Not pictured-Alice Gibson, Wayne Kuykendall, Viola Ward, Mary Frances Settle, Billy Adair, lames Allen, Don Finley, Mary Frances Payne, lewel Alice Pharr, lim Sawyer, Herbert Puryear, Willa Faris, Marvin lordan, Eleanore Hammond, Max Daniel, lchn Craig, Pat Bennett, Mary Faye Bonds, Marcia Funk. National Honor Society members are chosen by the faculty from the junior and senior classes for scholarship, leadership, and dependabilit . To ll remain a member of the organization, a student must have a semester grade average of at least one A and sno grade below B. With the motto of Ye shall know the truth and the truth shall make f ye freef' the Quill and Scroll Society strives to advance the standards of journalism. Students doing outstanding work on the Westerner or Westerner lVorld are eligible for membership. Lett to right: First'--Gleta Stewart, lackie Mueller, Mary Faye Bonds, Mrs. Dick Cozby, sponsor. Second-Marrion Woods, Mar Lou McGowan ewel Alice Pharr Willa Faris Gloria Novak Helen Y . l . , , Lois Simpson. Third-Ray Simmons, Phil Bennett, Malcolm Burkett, Don Finto. Not pictured- Stony Wall, Oleta Stewart President Jackie Mueller Secretary Quill and .Scroll Society Future Farmers of America Alton Brazell President Kenneth Perkins Secretary Knot picturedl me-1 .eeeei T t George Morris President Billy Adair Secretary Hi-Y Club Iames Shearer Vice-President X Q 4, 1 First-Truman Godwin, James Shearer, Billy Burleson, Homer Smith, Billy Rutledge. N. I. Robnett, sponsor, Bob Atkins, Raymond Roark, Doyle Herring, Thomas Schmidt. Craddock, Iames Durrett, Leland Yarbrough, Marshall Ross, Alton Brazell, loe Bumpas, , Eugene McLaughlin. Not pictured-loe Dean Bessinger, Kenneth Perkins, Dan Wayne Cowart, Herman Crane. ' To be a member of the Future Farmers of America, a student must be regularly enrolled in a vocational agriculture class and must have a satisfac- tory program of supervised farming. The chapter participates in judging con- 1 r ,V tests, district chapter conducting, farm demonstration and public speaking. it Hi-Y is the little brother organization to Y.M.C.A. Its objective is to I X develop a balanced personality, embodied in the unity of life, which it seeks to further through physical fitness, mental training, religious idealism, socrkzl fellowship, and economic and vocational guidance. Left to right: First--Iohn Norcross, Buddy Hardwick, Iames Norcross, Emmett Adair, Danny Strick- land, Walter Phillips, Charles Ross, Robert Lenard, limmy Kennedy, Morris Cranford, Iohn Pinson, Robert Patillo. Second-Wilson Downs, Ioe Hall, limmy Bass, Jerry Nislar, Orville Woolverton, Newell Baldwin, limmy Allen, Phil Bennett, Harvie Pruitt, Glenn Ford, George Young, Wilburn Leon, Frank Smith. Third-Bob Schmidt, Stony Wall, Charles Zenker, Ben Wilson, lack Mills, Billy Draper, Owen Hamilton, lim Iohnson, Russel Lawrence, Bobby Slagle, Ierry Coker, Ronald Rushing, George Morris. Fourth-Burton Burks, Billy Adair, Frank Kerr, Rayburn Metcalfe, Ed Wilson, Ken Hancock, Grover Hope, Bill Bacon, Ierry Thrush, Paul Hardwick. Not pictured--Ray Simmons, Gene Chetty, Charles Ross, lack Mills, Bob Brown, Billy Wylie, lack Alderson, Mr. H. I. McCabe, sponsor. i Nil UH '. 1 T.N.T. Chemistry 1 Club Ken Hancock President Betty Mae Worrell Secretary F link , ' B l Lett to right: First-Lynn Ryan, Ralph Sharp, Venita McClesky, Betty Worrell, lames Allen, Grover Hope, Frank Kerr, Billie Rosenthal, Ruby Potts, Herbert Puryear. Second-Iohnny Kipp, Richard Kelisky, Bobby Slaqle, Ronald Rushinq, Russel Logan, Billy Adair, Oleta Stewart, Leslie Pinkston, leanette Hamilton, Floyd Rector, Miss Neville Wrenn, sponsor. Third-Ed Wilson, Wilbur Leon, Bobby Berqer, Ken Hancock, Bill Scales. Not pictured-Billy Eppes, Ella Faye Groves, Wayne Kuykendall, Dwain Parrack, Walter Rector. 5 .y 3 1 L B Organized in 1943, the initials of the T.N.T. chemistry club stand for L Telling New Truths. All chemistry students look forward to becoming ,.-,s 4 i'f ' members since the club, which is affiliated with the Science Clubs of ' America, instills a better understanding of the subject. ff f 5 'B Machine shop, a course of preliminary training in mechanics, has become a popular activity with the boys of L.H.S. Organized two years ago by L Mr. L. M. Handley, the present instructor, shop has been recognized by state oficials for its outstanding work. . Ia . '54 Left to right: First-Howard Cooper, Ray Sandlin, Peter Rea, Iohnny Burns, Oneil Ryan, Lynn f ' A Newman, Zyra Nordyke, lr. Second-Mr. L. M. Handley, William Aikin, Donald Craft, Billy lean , A Nordyke, I. Lee Simpson, Bob Hopson, Billy Robinson, I. T. Erwin, Glen Dale Wall. Third-Glen V ,X ' Polk, Bill Echols, Hoover McDonald, Tom Law, Bob Snodqras, Grady Brooke, Bob Luckett, Harold y Case, Wesley Baum, Tony McGee. Not pictured-Bob Brown, Caylor Bessent, loe Parham, E. G. White, Bob Donnell, Billy Greqq, Du Wayne lones, Eugene Smart, Calvin Thomas. I 'Q- B ' Zyra Nordyke Ir President iMorninql Grady Brooke President Ukiternoonl Machine Shop .A tix I, -.-san A 4 Er Citi . 1 ik, ,,. FP Nell NATIONAL THESPIANS Lett to right: First-Marilyn Chick, Dorothy Barnett, Myriam Kelso, Rose Mary Dawkins Peggy McClatchy. Second-Vera Nell Davis, Martha Bucy, Oleta Stewart, Betty Vaughn Nelda Chapman, Wanda Lou Smith. Third-George Morris, lames Allen, Mr. D. M. Howell, sponsor, Billie Louise Hutchings, Gloria Novak, Wilkie Talbert, Virginia Younger, Iohn Duncan. Thespicln Club Gloria Nooak N' Secretary Rose Mary Dawkins Vice-President George Morris President Knot picturedl Thespian Troop 240 holds its meetings eoery other Wednesday. Besides - 1 business meetings, plays are presented, and such subjects as make-up and . Y stage lighting are studied. Among its socials are the two initiations and the 1 E Christmas party. eit to right: First-Billie Ruth Yant, Norma Yuzbick, Patsy Felty, 'lary Beth Breco, Don Laura Crowder, Marilyn Wilgus, Helen Lois timpson, Dell Brown, lane Williams, Mary Nelson, Mary Iopling, Io timmons. Second-Rosie Dawkins, Elizabeth Chapman, Phyllis Ihambers, Brentie Sue Thompson, loAnn Murfee, Carolyn Lockhart, flargaret Nelson, Lucy West, loan Seal, Ruby Potts, Wanda B. Smith, :me McCoy. Third-Iamie Hinson, Harvie Pruitt, Martha Hamilton, flary Gowin, Iva Lindsey, Geneva Loveless, luanita Ross, Iackie flueller, Norma Holton, Rosa Marie Settle, Gloria Griggs, Charlene .aws, Nelda Chapman. Fourth--Leslie Stone, Carolyn Pugh, Io Ann Iuykendall, Marjorie Bates, Marvin Iordan, Phyllis Williams, Ray Limmons, Betty Gilbert, Iohn Duncan, Mary Ann Holt, Marylou Bush, Bobbie Gentry, Meradith Smith. - 3235 1... -fx ' 'ldf 'M' - '. I , .-.. ., - ., -,tw H .. ,K ,r Lett to right: First-Cara luan Bishop, Ioy Tucker, Laluana Dean, Yvonne Hallmark, Glendol Iayne Haynes, Ouida Goins, Pat Kendrick, Patsi Farmer, Virginia Younger. Second-Chloe T. Dawson, Betty Pool, Patsy Smith, Betty Formby, Elizabeth Craig, lean McNeill, Karen Kromer, Nelda Key, Norma Burkhalter. Third-lane Sampson, Ray Simmons, Margarette Hamrick, Robert Manderson, Wilkie Talbert, Iames Allen, Robert White-Watkins, Malcolm Burkett, George Morris, Don Finto, Windle Kee, Billie Hutchings, Iohn Norcross, Gloria Novak. Not pictured-Ianye Ater, Ginger Clark, Carolyn Cole, lean Eisenberg, Paula Fix, Dene Iackson, Anna Karcher, Eugenia Luker, Patricia Lindsey, Aletha McCasland, Rayburn Metcalfe, Barbara McPherson, Wanza Martin, lames Norcross, Lynn Marie Ryan, Alton Slagle, Bob Hamilton, Newell Baldwin, Clay lean Anderson, Marjorie Cone, Mary Dee Haberer, Aurelia Ann Cobb, Agnes Bozeman, Bobbie Iohnson, Ganell Etter, Mabry Peel, Gene Parkinson, Willie Mae Bell, Tommy Hall. t t r f var' PP 4- Girl Reserves Club Left to right: First-Billie Yant,'Ella Faye Groves, Shirley Blount, loan Seal, Cara luan Bishop, Billye Francys Ming, Alura McManus. Second--Delmarene Parker, Vema Flowers, Iune Waite, Mamie McQueen, Annie Io Wood, Wanda B. Smith, Patsy Smith, Betty Formby, Mary Ann Holt, lcne Loflin, lane McCoy, Ianette Fournier, La luana Boydston. Third-Ioan Mcllroy, Mary Frances Franklin, Blanche Read, lo Cobb, Aurelia Ann Cobb, Betty Owens, lo Myatt, Virginia Yeager, Betty Norman, Dorothy Harbaugh, Mildred Sanders, Ludonna Berry, Anne Adams, Barbara McPherson. Fourth-Miss Lottie Graves, Peggy'Lowrey, Dorothy Friddle, Ginger Riggan, lean Womack, Betty l White, Mary Roberts, Karen Kramer, Paula Fix, Carlajoe Lewellen, Jeanie Scott, Ioyce Stanley, 1 lean Lang, Betty Gilbert, Oleta Stewart. Filth-Colleen Valliant, Dot Paul, Tommy lean Weldon, l Marcia Funk, Carolyn Pugh, Margarette Hamrick, Atha Lynne Adams, Delores Cox, Wanda Noble, Mary Beth Stewart, Melba Pinkston, Ginger Clark, Lila Haynes, Gladys lane Brooks. Mary Frances Payne President With over 250 membership, the Girl Reserves club is the largest school organization. The club, a junior branch of the Y.W.C.A., has as its local purpose, to promote a higher degree of workmanship, fellowship, religious consciousness, and recreational actoitiesf' Lett to right: First-Mary Nelson, Anna Karcher, Ramona Douglas, Yvonne Hallmark, Peggy McClatchy, Lucy West, Margaret Nelson, Mary Gowin, Wanza Martin, Geneva Loveless, Iva Lindsey, Ionnie Cue Brunson. Second-Betty Worrell, Marilyn Chick, Velma Louise Rodgers, Dell Brown, Helen Simpson, Elizabeth Craig, Martha LaRoe, Patsy Hensley, loAnn Murfee, Lynn Marie Ryan, Carolyn Lockhart, Lyn Lowrey, Mary Dee Haberer, Nelda Chapman. Third-Patsy I-lenry,'Betty Hancock, lean McNeil, Eugenia Luker, leannine Young, Norma Iean Holton, lanye Ater, Bettye Gene Thomson, Brentie Sue Thompson, Charlie Laws, Claudene lackson, Betty Vaughn. Fourth-Ruby Potts, Nelda Key, Bonnie Holland, Mar- garette Hamrick, Laverne Iackson, Anne Tucker, Carolyn Cole, Billie Louise Hutchings, Doris Prater, Miss Bessie Bullock, Betty Pool, Bettie Hallmark, Camille Conely, Mrs. R. B. Luker, Elizabeth Chapman, Patsy Keith. ,. ,t w V., .,, ,,.. . is ,V,, . .,.. g ,,, , . B rf, Q, fQ ',,,.'1g -.,,,,.+ ff' 3 ,Q , -. ...Je ,W 'V' g , X A 4 -. - - .. - . -- Q - .1 . ..'.. f-f - ' ,, pi -k--,.- - , - - W. , ,, . :.,j ,..- .,t,, .,,-at ' V ' Girl Reserves Club Cont'd .eil to right: Gloria Novak, Patricia Lindsey, Anita Reynolds, Athalene Allen, Billie Rosenthal, flartha Hamilton, Don Laura Crowder, Mark Syna Allen, lane Williams, Nona Price, Ramonda flcMillen, Claudyne Young. Second-Alice Gibson, luanita Reynolds, Mary Settle, Iuanita Ross, flyriam Kelso, Ieanne johnson, Dorothy Turner, Mary lopling, Sheila londahl, Betty Lou Boyd, lendol layne Haynes, Betty Tucker. Third-Ann Mclnroe, Evelyn Hill, Helen Daifern, lanelle arr, Ierry Medlock, Willa Faris, Doris Stanley, Katherine Sligar, Norma lean Box, Norma Ioyce .kin, Margaret Hartsfield, Peggy Berry, Helen Powell, Gloria Griggs, Fourth-Mary Light, loan ieiqer, Ouida Goins, Florence Ioosten, Wanda Medlock, Marjorie Sims, loanna Massie, Ioan Craw- ord, Chloe T. Dawson, Patricia Mitchell, Leslie Stone, Shari Thompson. Elizabeth Craig Secretary s l . , Not pictured-Anna Adams, Charlyn Carder, Melba lean Davis, Hazel Harrison, Betty Hartnett, Geneva McLain, Martha Sullivan, Sue Vincent, Clay lean Anderson, Marjorie Bates, Patricia Kendrick, Mary Lou Lindsey, loAnn Kuykendall, Stella Balch, Mary B, Buca, Rosie Dawkins, Mar- jorie Ellis, Patsi Farmer, Shelley Furr, Lou Ann Hardy, Betty Hatchett, lamie Hinson, Sybil Lea, Richie McCrummen, Clarice Martin, Mary F. Payne, Io Simmons, Ioy Tucker, layne Webb, Frances Worley, Cecile Hawke, Lila Haynes, lolene Hendrix, Mary Lou McGowan, lo Ann Mcllhaney, Nancy Mcllhaney, Catherine Mitchell, Maria Rangel, Ramona Runkles, Marion Woods, lean Bolen, Norma Burkhalter, Mary Lou Bush, Betty Davis, Aletha McClasland, Hazel Meridith, Susan Glasco, Bette Turley, Sue Blackburn, loy Bowles, Marie Craig, lune Edwards, Ruth Hensley, Rose Hope, Bobbie McCartney, Marie Phillips, lo Rita Robinson, Marjorie Cone, Lucille Lawson, Betty Price, Mrs. Mary McElyea, Miss Edith Caviness, Miss Irene Armes. Left to right: First-Iris Qletfcoat, Barbara Brown, Billye Weiss, Cherie Lane, Bettye Su Tippit, Dixie McMullen, Elizabeth Anne Norman, Bobbie lohnson, Agnes Bozeman, Marilyn Wilgus, Mary Katheryn Burks. Second-Bobbie Gentry, Marian Pendley, Fay Haynes, Mary Lee Royalty, Ieanette Hamilton, Norma lean Pollard, Bettie Shipman, Polly Mills, Nancy Boswe1l,xPat Allgood, lean Blevins. Third-Marjorie Beth Young, Margy Bullen, Mary Ianet lohnson, Venita McClesky, Peggy Strickland, Lamoyne Harrell, Glenna Walden, Ina Margaret McArthur, Rosa Marie Settle, Margaret Carver, Iackie Mueller, Glenna Hackney. Fourth-Charlyne Smith, Billie Beadless, Phyllis Williams, Mrs. Rachel Reese, Louise Elliot, loan Pickle, Martha Bucy, Ganelle Etter, Frances Grizzle, Phyllis Chambers, Peggy Bartlett, Virginia Crume. ,,,,,.. ,, -. . Herbert Puryear President Rose Mary Dawkins Secretary Cnot picturedl Dwain Parraek Junior Amateur Astronomy Club 4 nv-xii Vice-President ui f' l 3 f N Lett to right: First-Lyn Lowrey, Martha Bucy, Rose Mary Dawkins, Nelda Chapman, Marqy Bullen. Second-Herbert Puryear, Emmet Adair, Alton Slaqle, Billie Hutchings, Dwain Parrack, Richard Kelisky. Third-Ralph Sharp, Warner Peticolas, Earlene Keeton, Mayrene Keeton, loe Stubbs, Mr. Rogers Orr, sponsor. Fourth-Ken Hancock, N, Q4 Billy Adair, Frank Kerr, Robert White4Watkins. Not pictured-Lila Haynes, Glenna V Lee, Meradith Smith, Floyd Rector, Weldon A. Hooker, lames Norcross, Dalton Hamil- ton, Billy Rosenthal, Sue Evans, limmy Allen, Carolyn Pugh, Wilson Downs. il' X Being one of the few clubs to feature occasional night meetings, the Junior tw Amateur Astronomy club meets at night in order to-have a better chance to X , 1 study the constellations and planets. The club promotes knowledge of true astronomy while tearing down the superstition of astrology. In order for students to understand more fully the workings of a radio, Mr. Rogers Orr organized the radio club in 1944. The building of a power supply and a radio is a yearly project. Left to right: First-I. R. Bridaes, loe Stubbs, Frank Kerr, Herbert Puryear, Eldon Pierce, Billie Ray Wiles. Second-Ken Hancock, Wilkie Talbert, Wesley Baum, Billy Adair, Ole-ta Stewart, Floyd Rector, Mr, Roqers Orr, sponsor, Don Raines, lohn Craig, Ralph Sharp, Robert Patillo. Not pictured-Anne Adams, Dan Davis, Wilson Downs, Hoover McDonald, lohn Pinson. Ioe Stubbs President Oleta Stewart Secretary Radio Club W Science Club Floyd Rector President Mary Beth Stewart Secretary Lett to right: First-Richard Kelisky, Mary Beth Stewart, Floyd Rector, Dwain Par- rack, Cameron McKinnon, Glenna Walden, Margy Bullen, Mrs. R. A. Studhalter, .4 Evelyn Hill, Cleo Hall. Second-Bobby Slaale, George Young, Pat Moore, Lila Haynes, ,gy H Warner Peticolas, Herbert Puryear, Mr. W. C. Watts, sponsor. Not pictured-Iames y i , Bowers, Ioann Mcllhaney, Robert Pattilo, Ronnie Smith. M The science club, whose purpose is to study projects in science which students , are unable to study in class periods, was organized in 1930 by Mr. W. C. Watts. y Q One of the many aetivities of the club is studying craters and clouds. The Splash or Splatter club is open to all students .interested in art and X crafts. After a short business meeting, everyone works on an individual project. 'S Members sponsor an exhibit in the spring in which the year's art work is shown. Lett to right: First-Iuanda Parrack, Fay Haynes, Lila Haynes, Pat Allqood, Margy Bullen. Second-Paula Fix, Dorothy Harbouqh, Billie Hutchings, Leslie Stone, Glenna Walden, Mayrene Keeton. Third-Miss Claudia Neelley, sponsor, Harry English, Martha LaRoe, Marrion Woods, Carolyn Pugh, Iohn Duncan. Not pictured-Pinky Evans, Ramona Runkles, Earlene Keeton, Bill Beal, Juanita Ross. Lila Haynes President Pat Allgood Secretary Splash or Splatter Art Club Mary Emma Linda Mills President jean Van Meter Secretary I K 2 ig' LL. Club ef, Y Leit to right: First-Phyllis Williams, loyce loiner, Atha Lynne Adams, leanne Whaley, lane Williams, Wanda Medlock, lanelle Karr, Helen Daiiern. Second--Ramona Runkles, Betty Loveless, loan Mcllroy, Bobbie lohnson, Agnes Bozeman, Elizabeth Norman, Dorothy McWilliams, Linda Mills, Polly Mills. Third--Zelda Webb, Rosa Marie Settle, Dorothy Friddle, Ruby Potts, Catherian Mitchell, Rose Hope, Marcia Funk, Cara luan Bishop, lean Stovall, Lauwanna Cocoanouer, lean Van Meter, lanetha Owen, Dovie Parr, loyce Weaver, Rhea McWilliams, Mrs. Lila Kinchen, sponsor. Fourth-Miss Gertrude Watson, Mrs, Emma Hastinqs, sponsor, Martha lean Sullivan, Billie Beadles, Mildred Scott. Not pictured-Nelda Fisher, Ethel Farris, Betty Boyd, Louise lones, Ruby lean Estes, lerry Medlock, Pe-gay Hicks, Marie Craiq, Bose Marie Emert. A part of tlie state organization of Future Homemalcers of Americaf' the Mary Emma club promotes interest in lzomemalcing as a career and an art. The club is named for Mary Green and Emma Burns, pioneer liomemakers. J Named after the Meleil Dewey system of classifying books, the Melvil Dewey club'is composed of student librarians interested 'in becoming better acquainted with and overcoming library problems. Typical programs include book reviews, Studies of authors, and games based on books. f IQ Le-ft to right: First-Wanda Lou Smith, Gladys lane Brooks, Billie Louise Hutchings. Second-Norma Burkhalter, Earlene Keeton, lunesBooher, Lauwana Cocannouer, Ioan Mcllroy, Anna Karcher, Geneva McLain, Mayrene Keeton. Third-lerris Wacasey, Mrs. B. T. Groves, sponsor, Eleanore Hammond, Mary Beth Stewart, Patsy Keith, Ieannette Hamilton, Camille Conely. Noi pictured-Norma loyce Akin, Mary Lou Bush, Norma Harrison, lane Williams, Vivian Robertson, Beth Bay, Edna Mathis, Richie Ann McCrummen, Max Daniel, 5 Wanda Lou Smith President Gladys I ane Brooks Secretary Melvil Dewey Club 1 EI Club Ponclmerlcano l l Dwain Parraek t President Maria Rangel Secretary ' , V ,-qlli f aft to right: First-Dwain Parrack, Daisy Kilpatrick, Maria Rangel, Mrs. Rosa Mae Burtord, sponsor. 'i :cond--Glenna Walden, Meradith Smith, Billye Weiss, Paula Fix, Carolyn Lockhart, Betty Worrell. , iird-Robert White-Watkins, Bettie Shipman, Eleanore Hammond, Louise Rea, Wanda Lou Smith, S in Davis, Anne Tucker, lo Nell Conn, Carolyn Bledsoe, Pat lones. Fourth-Don Finto, lane mpson, Donald Smiley, Marvin Henry, Patricia Mitchell, Louise Elliot, Leslie Stone, La Trell . , hnson., Not pictured-Peggy Benon, Virginia Butler, Helen Ruth Datiern, Ganelle Etter, Betty vi , Jrrnby, Mary Ann Holt, Marvin lordan, Patricia Lindsey, loAnn Murfee, Betty Pool, Mary Roberts, -, 'anda B. Smith, David Smiley, Marrion Woods, Virginia Yeager, Hazel Harrison, Marjorie Cone, ,, nnie Cue Brunson. sm Members of 1:1 Club Panamericano, sponsored by Mrs. Rosa Mae Burford, ' 54 , y enjoy studying the traditions and customs of the Latin Americans. tVhile working L to improve Panamericanism, the club finds time for parties and banquets with a south of the border theme. ff? ' llii ff in 5 t I aus Gens Togata, meaning nwearers of the Togo, has as its aim to promote a feeling of comradeship between Latin students and to teach the Roman way of living and its relationship to the American civilization. Left to right: First-Wanda Clark, Marilyn Chick, Patsy Henry, Iarnie l-linson, lo Simmons, Ella Faye Groves, Mary Beth Breco, Lola Beth Shires, Peggy Terrell. Second-Robert Leonard, Dick Brenne- man, Eugene Cobb, Patsi Farmer, Rose Mary Dawkins, Patricia Mitchell, Margaret Wilson, Billie Ruth Yant, Elizabeth Craig, Dorothy Woodson. Third--Mrs. Novelle Newsom, limmy Kennedy, Iohn Norcross, lim Bob Bryon, Iimmy Allen, Bobby Berger, Marjorie Bates, Gladys Brooks, Louise Elliot, Anne Tucker, Doris Prater. Fourth-Velma Lou Dunn, Robert Manderson, Richard Kelisky. Not pictured-Gail Alford, Iames Batlin, Ludonna Berry, lean Blevins, Martha Bucy, Bo English, Kenneth Givens, Harmon Greene, Dorrance Guy, Betty Ienkins, Mary Lou McGowan, Doris Prater, Harvie Pruitt Wanda B. Smith, Mary Beth Stewart, Travis Taylor, Ieannine Young, Charles Zenker. 5 Ill! W, J. ,IJ Yi, H., 3, 'ite ,t . f., -as , n 'X 'lma Lou Dunn resident lse Mary Dawkins tens Togata Club ,NJ Dwain Parrack is President Wanda Smith Secretary , ,go is N' 'A X lll Ile .,L' - s QM H: 3 il' 111 B xl WX. t me :Q ...H - . .7 a -0.-C .f '-'..'.- C. C. Cox Club f X58 f X X :: 2' 'XXCX Q 1 55 g,Ni ' 4 KK . .K-C gg .. ll ll Ill ll n ll Left to right: First-Polly Mills, Eleanore Hammond, Martha Gene Sullivan, Wanda, Lou Smith, Dwain Parrack. Second-lane Sampson, Lee Ivey, Paul Keele, Robert: White-Watkins, Marvin lordan, Billie lean Morris, Helen Daffern. Third-Mary Kath-l erine Morris, Sue King, Marvin Henry, Gene Chetty, Maria Rangel. Not pictured-l Marrion Woods, Iames Bundrant, Myriam Kelso. The C. C. Cox Club, named for a former cioics instructor in Lubbock Hhgh School, offers membership to all students interested in history, international t relations, and current events. Organized in 1944-45 school year, the club is better known as the 4 Clsv club. Membership in the Tennis Club is offered to all students who have a genuine interest in the sport and play tennis at least three hours a week. Directed by Mrs. julia Cane, the club sponsors tournaments and the spring elimination contests. Left to right: First-Mildred Sanders, Duane Wilson, Bo English, Bobby Anne Tubbs, Billye lo Stephens, Betty Loys Tubbs. Second-Betty Pool, Mary Nelson, Betty Io Tyson, Martha Bucy, Rosie Dawkins, Marjorie Sims. Third-Leslie Pinkston, Charles Zenker, Phil Bennett, Rayburn Metcalfe, Grover Hope, Ed Wilson, Vernon Bradley, Ierry , Thrush, Mrs. lulia Cane, sponsor. Not pictured-layne Ruth Ater, Anne Adams, ' Malcolm Burkett, lean Eisenberg, Patsy Felty, LaRue Hall, Arcine Hoselotf, Eleanore , V Hammond, Gerald Hise, Ruby Marie Howell, Reita Howard, Marvin lordan, Earlene Keeton, Mayrene Keeton, Zel Marie Kennedy, Lyn Lowrey, Cherie Lane, Harvie Pruitt, Betty Quinlan, Louise Rea, Wanda Smith, Doris Stanley, lane Vililliarns, Betty Rhodes, f Iuanita Wright, Martha Stroud, Roberta Couch, Aletha McCasland, Catherine Mitchell, Cecil Hawke, Barbara McPherson, Frances McMillan, Karen Kromer, Billy Greqq, lean Bolen, Myriam Kelso. .N h . vw I , . K . A ,Y Jerry Thrush President lean Eisenberg Secretary Tennis Club l is Left to right: First-Dick Schmidt, Paul Waters, L. D. Pierce, John Lanham, Noel Sikes, James Allen tmanagerl, Jack Alderson, Don Austin. Second-G. W. Hensley, Gerald Dinqy Davis, Ken- neth Cawthron, George Etz, lkie Modawell, Stony Wall, George Morris tmanagerl John Paul Jones, Charles Presley, George Brewer. Third-Kemper McGowan, Verdell Turner, Arthur Rampy, .1 -,V+-Qs--f ll ll A L ssociution George Brewer President Stony Wall Secretary E by it Eaul Hardwick, Bill Carter, O. C. Foster, Wayne Cobb, Mr. E. J. Lowrey tsponsorl. Not pictured- obby Booker, Robert Collier. JF it VN :VV A 'eryl T app President Varian McNabb -. Secretary Distributive Education Open to boys lettering in football, basketball, track, the Lv Association was reorganized this year under the leadership of Mr. E. I. Lowrey. The initiation of new members is the highlight of the social events. The D. E. Club, open to students enrolled in distributive education classes, brings togther students employed outside of school. Problems and solutions of manager-employee and employee-customer relationships are discussed. . S 3 1 Ugg, I X - r -' l ftii- 31fa' t Lett to right: First-Willie Joe Garran, Bill Henson, Dick Lindly, John Ward, Johnny Green, Don Morris, James Johnson, Robert Dawson, Herbert Wilson. Second-Earlene Bloodworth, Dorothy Rayburn, Thelma Tyner, Marian McNabb, lna Loyce Stevenson, Dorothy Skinner, Murlene Bullock, Ruby Pilkenton, Carolyn Catiey, Nell Rhodes, Joyce Cherry, Betty Ervin, Elna Fullerton, Maria Rangel, Keeton Hughes. Third-Vera Myatt, Bettye Mitchell, Norma Herod, Joene Rogers, Deryl Tapp, Bob McDaniel, Jimmy Kilpatrick, Dewitt Terry, Loye Curry. Not pictured-Geraldine Bullock, Maxelle Carter, Vernon Cates, Lowell Cato, Rachel Harris, Mary Parks, Otelia Schmidt, Lois Wads- worth, Herbert Wilson, Marie York, Billy Norwood, David Fawcett, Robert Stanley, John Wilson, Joe Gilbert, Mr. 'O. R. Bantz, sponsor. vi 53 Club - s f 5 ' 417755 fa., J 'fire ll -f fl . nw , sl . W - ,,.. ., M . . . , . 5, . W. V- may , jr . V 'K' 'W 1 Y' I Business Cn The Side In the following pages the annual staff has endeavored to portray as faithfully as possible the grand work done by various activities. These extra-curricular activities have played a major part in furthering closer relations between students and teachers. The band, orchestra, and A Cappella choir are musical organizations which, besides giving music lovers a chance to put their talents to good use, obter credits toward graduation. These performing groups entertain the student body in assemblies, and give programs for civic organizations and other groups of Lubbock citizens. The senior girls' ensemble, which does not carry credit toward graduation, also appears on programs at intervals. For practical experience, the distributive education class is held for students who wish to attend school in the mornings and work in the afternoons. The shop course, too, can be put to practical use. Offering experience in the writing and presentation of radio pro- grams, the Westernaire program is given entirely by Lubbock High students. The program, which is presented every Thursday afternoon at 3:45 over K F Y O, emanates from the auditorium. The junior and senior classes annually present class plays for which all budding dramatists are urged to try out. The characters are not graded for their performances, but do receive credit for their work. The principles of journalism are learned and applied by the staffs of the WESTERNER and WESTERNER WORLD, who although they receive no graduation credit for their work, do it for the love of doing it as well as for the journalism they learn in the process. The following activities give every Westerner a chance for a well- rounded schedule. '9 'x 4 '42 Fc sy' 62 : ' A 25, , gf' A' 9 'C f 'Aga Aigino A i 5 f X I f X X' 2 Q M. IKQAW- K,,5 ' A-z:.,.. ? C533 C9323 Q12-12 2.53 Senior Girls' Chorus President Q7 Rose Mary Dawkins tNot picturedl X,- Carolyn Cole Vice-President Elizabeth Howard 5 N, Secretary Q.. McKay, Lois Ray Barnett, Elizabeth Howard. Second Row, Lett to Right-Rose Mary Dawkins, Clarice Martin, Doris Prater Marthol Bucy, Donna Rampy, Colleen Valliant, Caolyn Cole, Nelda Chapman Mrs I D Armistead, sponsorg Evelyn Hill. Not Pictured-Dorothy Barnett, Willie Odom, Alyce Howell. The A Cappella at the senior banquet and at the baccalaureate sermon. Choir, one of Lubbock Higlfs leading activities, presents The A Cappella Choir, one of Lubbock High's leading activities, present programs throughout the city during the year. The choir, led by Mrs. Armistead, carols through the halls at Christmas, presents programs in various churches, and in school for assemblies. First Row, Left to Right-Marrion Woods, Mary Frances Payne, Martha LaRoe Larrr A Cappella v f srN. ' 1 l W 154. -1--' A' 4 5 f ! Q f Gerald Davis President Robert Collier Vice-President Stony Wall Secretary tNot picturedl Choir Sopranos: Mariorie Allen, Mhdine Bell, Sue Blackburn, Martha Bucy, Nelda Chapman, Vera Nell Davis, Rose Mary Dawkins, Patsy Felty, Dana Harrison, Elizabeth Howard, Evelyn Hill, Martha LaRoe, lo Ann Kuykendall, Peaqy McClatchy, Ann Mclnroe, Alura McManus, Clarice Martin, Billie Nunley, Mary Frances Payne, Melba lean Pinkston, Doris Prater, Anita Reynolds, Billie Rosenthal, Marrion Woods. Altos: Paula Fix, Alice Gibson, Lam McKay, Willie Odom, Alvintine Ogden, Dovie Parr, luanita Reynolds, Donna Rampy, Mary Frances Settle, Billye lo Stephens, Charlotte Scogqin, Bobby Ann Tubbs, Iuanita Thomas, Marilyn Wilqus, Annie Io Wood, Norma lean Yuzbick. Tenors: Athalene Allen, Lois Barnett, Iewell lnce, Billy Lansford, Eugenia Luker, Ray Simmons. Betty Sue Tippit, Colleen Valliant. Basses: lohn Birdwell, Malcolm Burkett, Wayne Cobb, Robert Collier, Gene James, lohn Lanham, Nelson Lanham, lerry Medley, Buddy Miller, George Morris, Leslie Pinkston, Iimmy Sawyer, Stony Wall, Robert White, Charles Zenker. Pianist, Carolyn Cole. ii s it ,-ri.. p. 4,- Leii to right Firsi-lane McCoy, Mary Nelson, Velma Lou Dunn, Norma Burlchalter, loyce Stan- ley, Billie Louise Hutchings. Second-Billy Adair, Ierry Thrush, Ken Hancock, Warner Peticolas, Frank Kerr. One of the most unusual and useful activities of L.H.S. is the weekly radio program written and presented by the capable staff of the Westernaire. An opportunity for those interested in the field of radio opens in a oery practical way. These broadcasts present school life and the students, opinion of world events. This program originated in the auditorium of Lubbock High School. Tune in next week, same time, same station, for the Westernaire program. Good afternoon? And so ends the familiar Westernaire. Left to Riqhi: Anne Adams, Nancy Mcllhaney, Billie Ruth Yam, Ella Faye Groves, I A. White, Mary Post, Nelda Key, Mr. Sioelzinq, directory lane McCoy, Rosie Dawkins. Westernaire Billy Hutchings Manager Velma Lou Dunn Program Chairman U l Y .inf String Choir l . SW' K , Rosie Dawkins Presideni fNot picturedl Anne Adams Secretary jerry Thrush President lNot picturedl G. W. Hensley Vice-President Band Louis Adams, Paul Adams, Newell Baldwin, Richard Barth, Iames Batson, Edward Bean, Ronald Bennett, Bobby Berger, lohn Bowen, Dick Brennem, Mal- colm Burkett, Burton Burks, Lowell Caddell, Tommy Cate, Walter Clayton, Ken- neth Cox, Morris Cranford, Howard Daniel, Travis Elliott, Bo English, Bill Eppes, Gene Etter, Harmon Green, Manson Hawkins, Rollo Henry, G. W. Henson, Gerald Hise, Bobby Kipp, Richard Kleinschmidt, Sidney Kligman, I. C. Lewis, Don Lyle, Bayless Martin, Homer Lee Martin, Gilbert Mauldin, Robert Mauldin, Iames Maupin, Wallace McKee, Don Medlock, Rayburn Metcalf, Dale Mitchell, Bobby Monk, Iimmy Murray, Glenn Neill, Stuart Nichols, Gene Parkinson, Grady Pearson, Mabry Peel, Charles Pickens, Harvie Pruitt, Iackie Rigney, Bob Rodgers, Charles Ross, Harvey Roth, Carl Russell, Bob Scoggin, Benny Shelley, Bobby Slagle, David Smiley, Donald Smiley, Frank Smith, Ned Tandy, Ted Thornhill, Ierry Thrush, Stony Wall, Paul Waters, I. A. White,-Van Dale White, Bill Wiles, Orville Woolverton, Kent Wright, Directory Mr. Lewis Stoelz- ing. Lowell C addell Secretary Football games, pep rallies, assemblies, and participation in the South Plains Band Contest have been the cause of much hard work for the Westerner band this year. Mr. Lewis Stoelzing, the new director, has had a full-time job in improving the band in its techniques and methods. Band students receive the same credit as for an extra-curricular activity. In their colorful black and gold uniforms, the band is an organization of musically interested and talented students. Orchestra Members of the orchestra are: Anne Adams, Ronald Bennett, Ludonna Berry Bob Berqer, Burton Burks, Lowell Caddell, Kenneth Cox, Rose Mary Dawkins Bill Eppes, lanet Fournier, Ella Faye Groves, Edna Lee House, Nelda Key Sidney Kliqman, Robert Manderson, Bayless Martin, lane McCoy, lo Ann Mc llhaney, Iimmy Murrey, Elizabeth Norman, Mary Frances Payne, Mary Post Bob Rogers, Harvey Roth, Bob Scoqqin, I. A. White, Billie Ruth Yantg director Mr. Lewis L. Stoelzing lane McCoy Concertmistress The L.H.S. orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Lewis Stoelzing, has been an organization which has mproved considerably during the past year. The :elections which they have played for various occa- vions have indicated much hard work both by the nembers and the director. They have appeared in special assemblies and have furnished the music For plays. Ella Faye Groves Secretary ,.,,,, 5 l is 1 , Left to riqht: Oleta Stewart, associate editor: Iohn Duncan, assis- Lett to right: Lila Haynes, co-art editor: Marqy Bullen, co-ar tant editor- Gloria Novak editor' Mrs. Cozby sponsorg Paula edilon Miss NQGUGY- SPOHSOH Dorothy Hmbaughl Pm Auqoodi ' ' ' ' and Fa e Haynes. Fix, co-assistant editor: Marrion Woods, business manager. Y The Westerner In this, the first post-war annual, Lubbock High is presenting a larger year- book than in the few previous editions. Last year the yearbook won First-class Honor Rating in the National Scholastic Press Association. Like the paper, the Westerner is self-supporting. Through advertising and subscriptions, the Westerner pays for itself each year. The students participate in the editing of the yearbook without credit toward graduation. First Row: Sue Blackburn, Richie Ann McCrummen, lane McCoy, Lucy West, Alton Slaqle. Second Row: Lila Haynes, Ierry Thrush, Dorrance Guy, Betty Ann Norman, Robert Manderson, Paula Fix, Billy Beal, Mary Nelson. L.. ' 13 N , vi Left to right: Mrs, Dick Cozby, sponsor: Mqry Fqye Bonds' edjqon Lett to right: Malcolm Burkett, business manaqerg Phil Bennett Mary Lou Lindsey, associate editor: Iackie Mueller, associate USSOCFITG bUSiY19SS UIUHGQGTI MGTY I-OU MCGOWGYL bookkeeperr editory Stony Wall, sports editor. Don Pinto, associate business manager. Westerner World Managed and edited entirely by students under the supervision of Mrs. Dick Cozby, faculty adviser, the WESTERNER WORLD offers an opportunity for valuable experience in the field of journalism and advertising. The business staff makes the paper self-supporting by the sale of weekly advertising and by sub- scriptions, which are one dollar per year. The circulation stag has the tremen- dous job of distributing papers to 'the student body, mailing out-of-town sub- scriptions, and exchanging papers with other schools. Although the WESTERN EH WORLD is printed by a commercial printer, copyreading, headline writing, and picture-taking are taken care of by responsible publications students. The atmos- phere of the publications office is that of a busy city press office. Left to right: First-Mary Nelson, Bettye Ruth Cobb, Patsy Felty, Bobbie Anne Tubbs, Hermanell Bray, Elizabeth Chapman, Mary Lou McGowan, Lila Haynes. Second-Oleta Stewart, Anne Tucker, Sue Blackburn, Eugenia Luker, Paula Fix, Marcia Howard, Mary Lee Royalty, Marian Pendley, Gloria Novak. Third-Bill Carter, Dale Mitchell, Iimmy Sawyer, Bobby Berger, Travis Elliott, Virginia Crume, Willa Faris. rf' , Senior Play 1. Everyone rushes around to get Old Doc ready to go to Boston for his son's graduation, but he has to give up the trip because of a call which comes at the last minute. 2. Everyone seems to bring his troubles to Old Docf, Pictured above, left to right, are Ramona Douglas as Lois, who is trying to keep the doctor from working, Eleanore Hammond, who portrays Mary, the girl whose mother has a heart attack every time Mary mentions getting married, Billie Hutchings, the Irish patron of Old Doc, comforts Mary, Wanda Smith, an Italian woman, Nina., -11.-.m waits patiently for Old Doc to see her baby, Tony. 3. Mrs. Mellon, played by Io Ann Kuykendall, comes to Doc with her tales of bad health. Old Doc, played by Robert Griffin, gives her a good talking to, which is really all the cure she needs. Meanwhile, Ianet, Beth Ann Ryan and Dick Burns, played by james Maupin, flirt in the background. 4. Dr. Brand, Robert Watkins, .seems quite pleased after he and his daughter, Helen Brand, played by Dana Lou Harrison, succeed in convincing Bob rf. 'C' 5 .J F t 1 X L Hillary that he should practice in Boston. Being opposed to this, Margaret Burns breaks her engagement to Bob. At the end, however, Bob takes over Old Doc's prac- tice, and he and Margaret are married. 5. Ma Brown, played by Iewell Alice Pharr, reads her Bible, while Pa Brown, Ray Simmons, stares at Bob Hillary and Mar- garet Burns as they leave on a call after Margaret has accepted Bob,s proposal. ggi-fi? A Q ,A n X? S 2 2 I' ,f A Q XL xxj 5 X J V WIARG1 X: l. Marching down the main draq in Amarillo, November 22. 2. lt might as well be spring. 3. Hope F.V. doesrft fall oft that qoal post at Tech. 4. A prominent street lamp. tNotice the piaeonsl 5. Hit 'im, Coach. 6. And the band played on--at Amarillo. 7. New View of the institution. 8. l-len-peeked, Dinqy? Not by Margaret, surely! 9. Dear Mother, scer1ery's tine. lO. Contemplatin', Pop Groves? ll, A grin for the camera. 12. One pair at L.H.S. twins, the Keetons. 13, Trick photography, Travis and Gene? 14. One o'Clock as George, lack, Wendell, and Bobby qc into L.H.S. Y fi Ln.. 'V .sn ., mit' ., .. ,wt . . .vf-if E' We YQ' i p ,Q ,4 . , . .mal-:,,,3-i' ,Ji 'T 'f - t , 1 , . ,K , ,p ,.? - 'U' -.Q A 'f W--W .. F, Q A .. .L .,,,,, , ,nge ,W ,.wJ,,,,r ..: sat pg. A f K 15.551-'5s. 5 5+ 4, GY -f N ,rw mr , - z7j..,w.:..-. y f .... . - x I I I .. , .. .1 -- H-Y . - Fw. -Q 1,- 1 H-Si. 901 um- ..- Highestepping twirler, Harvey Pruitt, leads the Westerner band in parade down the Amarillo streets. A view of L.H.S, irom McCrummen Park. Pair of smiling juniors-Billie Rosenthal and Mary Nelson. Three uh, er-Westerners, Don Holton, Weaver Adair, and Paul Waters. 5. VVesterner attire becomes Lou Ann Hardy 'and Richie Ann McCrummen, cloesn't it? 6. Anxious to get back to their studies, are Weaver Adair, Paul Brewer, and Paul Hardwick. 7. Dreaming oi past and future victories, at the Brown- Tit I mtl - field game, lim lohnson? 8. lust one big happy family, lohn, Ike, Robert Chuck, Sammy, Clarence, and Don. Oops, l missed Stella! Pat lanes and three admirers. Pigeons-eye view of the noon migration. ' .S Q4 G QC' mi 'YW 15. Anybody wanna fight? says 16. Snap! Our photographer, luanita :ab-1, --5. ..,.,. -i. if-s.y:,r,.,, l. A familiar lunch-hour scene on the campus, 2, Practice makes perfect, Max and Billy. 3. Well, srnile, Ramona and Anna. 4. Vema Flowers and Mary Nelson grin for the birdi 9. 5. Fans give congrats to our cage team alter a bot qame. 6, Hope it doesn't cave in. 7. Mary Frances presents the Student Council member ship certificate to Ray. 8. Ye olde '45 football captain, Charles Presley. 9. My, my, Glen Dale and lune. lO. lean Van Meter, leanne Whaley, and lean Stovall need a bicycle built for three. ll. Willie Gleaton and Sammie Anthony, a '45 L.l-l.S. graduate, share a Secret. l2. Tliespian pledges La Conga on the campus. 13. Bill and Norman take life asy. l4, Don Holton, loseph Patton, Weaver Adair, Bob Schdmitt, and Paul Waters were too lazy to stand for the camera. Coach Hayhurst. Thomas, s- , 'Q ,,,.. it tl! 'W .iw .w 'l, I.. 1 'tl 'tl ly lx ,X 1 'L Q 2 is 2 A-- -I'-: L-', ifif' -' W9 f ',:' ., 1 i., K .IMS I X k,V, V,,, I .,,h L, X sm Q, -v Tam fy Sr K ,E X H 4 'lang 5 S f -it 4 . if il ,fit is , 5 H 1' tt, 1 f s - ...W , ' f . 1. Snowballs ily on the west side of L.H.S. ' 2. Heavy, heavy hangs over thy head! 3. Snow scene in the park. 4. You're hurting Blanche, Dale! 5. Mary Iopling enjoys the snow. 6. Campus scene at noon. 1 7. Goodfellows collecting gifts for needy at Christmas. 8. Dixie's got snow in her shoe, no doubt. 9. The bell must have rung. 10. Thinking up gobs of mischief. 11. Whatcha' doing, Leon? 12. Cold, Iuanita? 13. Stanley may be surprised. 14. Better watch it. The sidewa1k's slick. , , I A fy. f,'i 524. u ,. R uf' Af mg' ' ... Ns? ,JLVJQSW if N. 1-in-T mpg tl 2 1 1 1 1 is-fa 'win i' uw my li Pledainq's over at last for the Quill and Scroll jakes' The Mary Emma Club girls try out someone's cooking beside their own. lt she could only talk. Archway at nine o'clock. Mrs. Cozby and some of the pub-office gang at the Christmas party. Plainview, here we come! Flowers are pinned on new members at the Girl Reserves initiation. Oops! Careful, Dinqy. Don't drop Herbert. Don't just stand there, Paul. Mary Frances Payne, student body secre- , tary, and Ray Simmons inspect clothes that are to be sent to foreign countries. I l s 3 I I I fi' ai -fave- 'x If 'lf 'ri' , F' 1. . , R as +2 M3336 l. r' .xA ,Q flvg ,ik ie. 5+ -x1fv2w1i xxx nip, ,4 A lx A . , fo-9-, ' . N V k , mu' qi 'fl V VU.. if V ' an lf' ei 1 ' 'iw' s i B ll K ,ini-i, :Mrk - :I g,rl.,f?x A ,,,,lR?3Qi A4 V 1,,a.,,i 5 -I , 4 - , .?. I Q B: . . i t iBfwt i 'ws L t The beautiful, yet seldom-noticed, name plate, a senior class jg, gy- x t T 4 .J ,gig ,gli my at ' 'y sqywgp sift to the school. J 1 1, 5 ... . Venita McCleskey and Mary Agnes Peltcn wander around 12 -,Yf.k,fg,iaf.g,,,,f4 pn.,if nf t l il x'i ' liiig fgi.1N5f.i Q, . ?f 'xrigl i. v A 1 a , f. 1- , N the Campus Gt noon' f N 5 A 1 2-'f ' 'A tV??5,Q, Cf?l'x5'2'?l'ff.:L53sir?w1e, W.:7i'3:. ex, Dinay, Margaret and Betty rock with lauqhter over some- 31,0 -JL' it ' L t' ff t F 'tl-:if - V .P 55,1 1 F5 fr--s'x,c., ones Joke. lj, r gwgfi , r, Wy, . , 9, A A5 5i.,.Lw:ft Mary Faye, lackie, and l-lermanell prepare ffS'?fE5?g'7':i,w, ,q .',qlgE1. ,-Rf , ,B B ,!7,..5,M::bi tor a student opinion poll, ' Y! Wi, BQ, i ', X ' i l TA' i I' A ' 'li , ., 5.3. ,f.-'- -, we a za 'Q ,nf tj'-ff W. K T .g- o :, -K ,M Noel Sikes and loy Haney look startled as a -f--.M -311947-f v fgft .. 'cl V 'MS-'lt f-yfixfff iffilgjf classmate snaps the camera. H V-4. r-44 Q',:x, -',.: H Y '. gf., -N ,,j1gv!f.',,,g-msg Y I r. ,-.A A 1M ,-,1y,K1z. . ' ' , .-just 1 , : Q, -f Enioyinq the food, Beth Ann Norman? I ms 'f:3'ull, 13 fv +1' jk. , 5 y r ,, in J? f lohn Orr, back from military academy, enjoys ,L-an rug-K343f'1gSQ' A.. gg, 534, :gy lgdriftlig-+,fT7 hmmm Scenes . . ,I lim lohnson has quite an audience for his ren- ,fzjiifff Q 'tigifimffy -' u'?'?5'5' '--' 'W 3' 5. dition ot Chopin's Polonaise. 5' ' ' ' A-..Ja.fg, 'ggw 5' gf ,-. 'X-.fn 12:1 . . , , . - I L 3 ,-,1,Qi,1 ', --H'FfQf1- ffl .f A' Aj' . :rw ,Q..?fy? f. lust a group putting on their armor-er, makeup, X ' N L,'---gr,-4,1-,ta-N. - - M , N my A Ni g1, ' Q, Iva- gfffg, Bill Holloway and Virginia Somers enjoy ' R 5 ., y ,p,.,f-,fig-422. ' Z f'-rnflglh iff' the out-ot-doors. 4 I M Q, ,.-- , 4 V --Ta-J' my V, V, 'Mi ii f,si.1': - 'L Mary Settle qives out with a toothpaste smile. , A M, -Q-rl ff if g W 494' 4-Y ,U M j ,-. is Quite a trio ot biq game hunters, Ken 4 X 1- Z ,al ' Y, ln 1' x - A -K Hancock, Billy Adair, and Frank Kerr, V - B+ ' 1, ' b ,,,,..--f- '-. ' i V ' Part ct the museum in the lsicloqy 5 W' V! laboratory. if 1 5 If 0 . X Q . A I gn..-Sf! 2 . 4. y -Y, 'fi it 1 V-ww .V V: . 0 f f .fx ..'f-41.. ff' . ' I 9 -vvv ------ P004 90 w . l I , W- ,Y dl, ,, -Y- ax 1:9 Nd l 'W-f Z4 XX. z l. Roy Grimes, Max Walthall, Milton Butler, Douglas Maccury, Delbert Cooper, Ted Forsythe, R. W. Moyers, I. A. Blackwell, Lefty Langford, Billy Ioe Walker, Carl Sanders, and Billy Cope get together at their dear old Alma Mammyf' 2, Stella smiles while Charles sneers. 3. O. C., R. W., and Presley looking like three football heroes. 4. L.H.S. students getting in plenty of gossip at noon. 5. lust loafin' in the noon-day sun. 6. Hermanell Bray and Norma Nash-two good pals. 7. More gossip from a new angle, 8. lt must have been hilariously funny, Vema and Donald! 9. Ella Fay Groves, Richie Ann McCrummen, and lune Edwards leave school after a hard day's work. lO. 'George Brewer receives a Christmas stocking from Santa Claus at the Football party, ll. Lubbock High students stroll in McCrummen f.- park at noon. X l2. Sun grin, lean Van Meter? , Q-nw 13. Loyal Westerners seeing the bus off to Q Amarillo for a football game in the fall. 'H .., K l4. We wonder who the object of their at- traction is? 15. Glen Dale Wall gives out with that old lpana smile. l6. Holding on to ye olde terra firmer, Dingy? X W., 4 t tl -r i Q W i-,- 973351525 fgw i , . . .M .-.i1q.4g.. . 2 5. ff A Westerner mothers serve at the Christmas party. At the Westerner Christmas party. Clfor a laugh, look some of the qirls' feetil Shows who stays up late, doesn't it, lames? Bobby and Nelda all alone. The head table at the Mary Emma Christmas banquet. Somebody knows some gossip. Lunch-time at L.H.S. That's the smile, Sue. Bobbie and Phyllis must be in their second Childhood. Don t frown, Donald. Look at all the people! Don't tell me. The bell rang! Looks like Walter has grown a few inches Cor maybe ieetl. The lonq and short of the lunior Class- Ed Wilson, Billie Rosenthal, and lack Mills. Bill Holloway and Maurice Shaw snapped on the campus.. -v-.., ff s b J' as 5 gl ofa ', gi. - X ws. ' . M , f I '. x 'i r . Q J. , . . Q Ee , X L iilliih ,. if 4 ff. . ef qpgpuucnv ,,7 ,W gnu YH ri lx vi nw!!! A,-V-wg, ..,,,.rfflfe ll , Q15 6 Gui 5 DDE ff- :- S E E 5 3 dr kno' L' fffgvm ' A X in it P . A 4 C .- I I I X x fx! '00 NA Q l ings done are tor 1161 :din S Always in a hurnj' and 'able to get tt statements that describe E. I. Pinkeij, Lowrey, direc of Lubbock High School athletics. VVith his outstanding pet- iinjes I sonalitg and friendliness Mr. Lowreg has proved through his file 'lf f fhe d' gears with Lubbock High that Sportsmanship, then Victory Alf. 6511001 Zofbalg lsfribut, is our motto and he has proued himself still further by being dffni, afltz fm' ye pfogralve ed the best examples of a 'AWesteruerl' that Lubbock High EIU 015' wellzrklk 7,0 anlgation Za standin now ' en 'refryc We g per? for ff 't'21s'f'g ass, 5710 Onalifylzs pQ,ilC Alle b0og2S '1'ng . hangar Omer eeper the s,,WeH, Banfg, and s one of has acer had. 7 . 7 . l ,A his gear, Westerners t sterner bog wA!w0 est ys Smu- ln g 1 . he In being head tvvfbdll Coach ,Ol l Q We h D' ' White has exemvbfted to evew , , , . 1 irsagirl a real coach ts. Through C0001 White S wglifin 9 ness and Gbilfhl he dewloped not Omg G football Feamsth him me fagner foo , organizdtion of All-Westemer botJS Und Stfls flghtmg M baciek. tofs thaiball teeady, 0 d am to win! 5 ucati As 0 1 ean,t0m andn wil' st I 011 - 3'5'LS'f be in ling ablzslledmstfllcant W forgot physic- to he hfms for fo estefn fee ab al edu Ip bo Efin 7' Lab er fo Out Cgtio yy 0 Ou' sc 5001: Otbflll C0001 n Cla n fl: 1100! C05 ll Geo S89-S' e . , Coalfl and Tge P Ufe It P hu. llilb physi fic-jc C111 has for that te '71-wg X .fi r it to ,Q we ,f ,L ,f 'Xl I 5 ,, I, I 1 L! tx, ,. . Alwa Ngw , 'S ll lin! M , VS Srnili fro haomg aot ZZLiieifZ0I,fZ fgfzeiflat gnhgvicglghnedllf. giilszgragfifq fUI?h0ZfeHlZ31mEdh fgggvrnig Western 0 009011 ng Of, 1, as cation in rs ' G- Goob C OOL Coavh ers thi of the he won me d Qfruc- yea,-S ef Keyes fl-S' an all T S ear but ,-,lg t flfts gf -71 'I slim - Wester 1 Next - h 9 . ,, In C0116-ll, Tier ever Lubzuni fellow has bgefour yeaisglgliszt dur- known egisgimmed 11? 222211 ' fngf S - . ' 1 gf' vck H 'U ng!! 0',,6'1'fLc0lf1f Hallflurg-th the Westerner football team willing and ready to do he can with an on the ball in helping the team win is none than jimmy Allen, president of the iior Class. llellfs Wilson n fedchin She llersongjifgs an ouilfamglfs. and ' . me '1 .Wtl 'ng th , nm: ,1 been 1,56 Ifhort time he ,Zig friendliness It seems almost impossible that the enefy, spirit, enthuszkzsm, and ability of Bu dy Maner, 1946 basketball manager, could be wrapped into such a small package-but it's true. Buddy's really got what it takes. Sp 0'w0 1g the T and ifwtru ' e7U1i.5'C . , I ig! efflllcatffihngf girls Phygf Mfg jZh,Lub1wf1f Qgghifsf really 'I Cane, h is studentzlade a hit xiii ,gigs I' 'fs ff 4 ! ,A I'- -1 , faq SQ: 5 MXH W- 1- Z! ' lim Z Looking down from above this year on the Westerner football team was George Shorty Morris as co-mana er for 1945-46. Tall, smiling George has reaiy done his part to help our team do its stuff. 94' f ul an 41 1 My 5 , of 2 FIX- ,f1 5 5 5' E XX ,v ,k,, , ' To the tune of Let Me call You Sweetheart, Nancy Hodgers, 1945 football sweetheart, dressed in white, as were her assistants, Lois Barnett and Charlotte Scoggin, stepped from a sparkling silver star overshadowed by hanging silver and blue stars, to be presented with on identiyication bracelet by Charles Presley, Westerner captain. g George Brewer, unanimously elected All- L district Back, President of L Assocuztion, y , and Vice-President of Senior Class, is well QQ, 1 known and well liked by every 'member of wx the student body. 'Ei' L, yy s W ei Nancy Rodgers, second sophomore student to be chosen sweetheart in the history of Lubbock High School, Charles Presley, Cleftj Lois Bar- nett and frightj Charlotte Scoggin, just after Nancy's presentation. At the pep rally preceding Zhe Lubbock-Pampa game, Thursday, Novem- er 8. I I 7 V I' S I CR my AV AW QP AJ KYXIY x my -- xx 'x xx T If s X - nqc-1 ,M N lg f K+ ,ff u 1. K wig 1:9191 -f M 5 1 1 5 3 . 'LLL ' ti. ft: , 1.f ' Q- K ' -I 1 C iioi fe l 1 is 1 1111 Weave' Adflif Lewis Adams lack Alderson Bobby Booker No. 52-Center No. 75-Tackle No. 14-Back NO, 6-BQCk Weiqhi 154 Weiqm 175 Weighi 130 Weight 160 Odessa's mighty Bronchos were hosts to the Lubbock Westerners in the opener for both teams as the football season of '45 got underway. The Bronchos, led by big I. W. Thompson, were selected as one of the five top teams in the state in pre-season dope, and proved it by walloping the Wester- ners, 26 to 7. Bouncing back, the Westerners went to San Angelo and tied a favored Bob- cat eleven, 13 to13. Lubbock was by far the best team on the held, but the breaks were against them. Paul Brewton Bill Carter No. 60-Guard No. 55-Center Weight 123 Weight 150 George Brewer No. 31-Back Weiqht 178 An unidentified Lubbock buck is swormed by three Amarillo Scmdies at the line of scrimmage, Wayne Cobb Robert Collier No. 45-Tackle NO, 84.-End Weight 190 Weight 150 , 5.11 xx 9.4 g 1 .ir i 1 . A ,,j1: i,E3 W ' ' . - 5. kim? V1., A John Craig No. 23-Back Weight 132 wi ., 'S' .ai 5 Dingy Daois Glen Denny George Etz O. C. Foster Paul Hardwick No. t38-End No. 80--End No. 85-End No. 68-Tackle No. 35-Guard Welght 168 Weight 136 Weight 147 Weight 191 Weight 140 Playing at home for the first time, Lubbock next took on the Big Spring Steers, and stomped them 27 to 0. This game was played in sub-freezing weather, and drizzling rain, but Lub- bock's round attack was better than Q the weei before. . ,ig ,ttlyy p, . The next foe of the Westerners was u 1iriti'1V1i1 1 ti: izi t'is i11 Lamesa. After a slow start the Wester- ners finally got to rolling and scored a if qi i 25 to 6 victory. ,La ..,i i fi jj 'A x if .,... 3 l 1... 2 2 .i Then Lubbock ffourneyed to Borger g Zgy-kEA y...... . y. .LA..Ti... , to open the conference race. With two T 2 ' -17331 1 1 easy wins under their belts, the Wester- ssh W: ' , t 'E- V V 1 1 , 1 2 .... , 'rfiilfi s-- my K , ,wt ,, ,M.,.m, ,ie- ,fe ff .,..f .. - . V. , L rs. , . .., f A ' .4 ul ' W5Qf'z fn- i . The Westerner line opens a big hole in the Amarillo forward wall for Sikes and Lanham. . Brewer eludes a would-be Larnesa tackler. Don Holton No. 50-Tackle Weight 173 A ,I,. . ,.y11ffizgiQ J ' , .... t s. 22 Gene James No. 72-Tackle Weight 172 ners were a little too confident and got their ears pinned back in an upset, 21 to 19. John Paul Iones Iohn Lanham No. 46-Back No. 29-Back Weight 178 Weight 165 G- Odell McCloud No. 64-Guard Weight 134 g if ' ff? 2 if VK :VV V s y . ' .. ll. 3. Fir Kemper McGowan Dale Mitchell No. 67-Center No. 76-Tackle Weight 175 Weight 144 Again the next week Lubbock was second-best as the Lamesa Eagles edged the Westerners in a 12 to 6 thriller. Fans will' remember this game by George Brewer's 9,5-yard dash for the home teanfs one tally, And then came Plainview. Lubbock lost, 13 to 71, but to many of-those in the stands, Lubbock was not beaten. Plainview was undefeated, untied, and unscored on before that night. The Westerners, behind a brilliant line, pushed the Bulldogs all over the field, piling up more yardage, more first clowns and penetrations. The Black and Gold then engaged Brownfieldls Cubs at Tech Stadium and knocked them over, 20 to 0. Charles Presley Arthur Rampy No. 51-Buck No. 22-Back Weight 182 Weight 172 5' A ---f rils sss :rr . ,rrsi lrtsis ii ,,,,, f ,,,,, ,,. ,, ,.,., rtsl Ike Modawell Orlando Moyers Diddy Pearson No. 87-Tackle No. 81-Tackle No. 62-Guard Weight 170 Weight 270 Weight 145 A 'R 1 t , -' . f N1 7. it . .fu ...fa 1 . 6 - W 19 Y r . .M 4. .yup 1 lr - 'd,g,.,,.,.- V. . W y, .Arn pu' - ,A-:yas 'W J A, .. 4 F 1, 4 1.9 A X 5' T 'Q M wp . .-' .1 . , X- ,,.1,,, 1. Brewer is pulled down from behind by two Scmdie backs 2. Sikes circles ieit end for cr gain against Abiiene. Ronald Rushing No. 49-End Weiqht 146 N. ' ' Y . f' wifi Bill Scales Bob Schmidt No. 61-Guard No. 39-End Weight 155 Weight 130 M 'X 5' A f I , a lg ? ,EJ is if 5. fl? if I Dick Schmidt Noel Sikes Trennon Stroud No. 85-End No. 13-Back No. 25-Back Weight 140 Weight 145 Weight 136 1 ' i'i f 'Eli' Qs3ff'i1'22?ffr?52'7gfa, fflfri 1 s - gg ,. t t f .X . - Q gi N .gif ,fla- 'ff iii' l 5 f f2Fi H T. 1' ' ' fi -2 , . 'Q it 'E 'ff 4 f V A .., ' ' rl' ,N Q f i! ' f ill' y in v.h,ih ,mg je--, 4 K ,,.L ' V A F 1 r ' Y, K I VL E1 rf- ,gj,,,, V, , -K f an ', iw? K: .1 Brewer is surrounded by Amarillo Sandies on the kick-o 'aul Waters QN73-Tackle eight 172 145 5,419- h1-.. -fgy ff. it if? Brent Thompson Stony Wall No. 74-Tackle NO- 65-Guard Weight 173 We-iqht 165 Fans will remember the next game with the Pampa H arvesters. Pampa came to Lubbock for an easy victory' to add to their undefeated, untied record. Led by the great defensive work of Charles Presley, captain, and the great running of George Brewer, the Westerners sent them home with a 0 to 0 tie, although Pampa won on penetrations. The Westerners closed the season at Amarillo in the Turkey Tilt. The Sandstorm had too much through the air, and Lubbock was again knocked of, 33 'to 6. Amarillo scored twice through the air and passed to the one-yard line twice in the second quarter. 2. Bauman of Amarillo is hit hard by Presley and McGowan 3. Brewer breaks loose around end. l09 Wofford Two hustlinq Westerners No. 56-Back get that Aamarillo Sand- Watch out, Mr. Referee, Mad man Weight 130 storm. Brewer is on the loose again. . , ne- ,i '...' wr: V 1, -W' ' 'f ' I Q ,five 5' ,A . a:w'fY'1-f ?7?'31 '1 5l ' Sm-www 'TH , it . stiff 1' , Cowhand Blacks Left to right: First Row-Lowell Cadell, Ioe Scales, Buddy Maner, I. C. Hardin, Paul Faulkner, Sherrill Lindsey, Charles Gardner, Iimmy Bass, Tommy Cooper, Ierry Nislar, Lester York. Second Row-I. Q. Warnick, Hebby Ferguson, Iames Lancaster, Bill Henry, Ronnie Kent, Bobby Griffin, Bobby McKelvy, Don Brand, Bruce Patton, Sam Davis, Billy Wylie, Iackie Butler, Armstead Smith, Marlin Smith. Third Row-Bert Nelson, manager: Dewitt Harvey, Bob Ter- rell, Royce Ellison, Earl Hutcherson, Iackie Davis, Gene Ussery, Omer Castor, Parker Stuart, lack Mills, Iames Cook, Edwin Iohnson, Fred Stanley, Coach Curtis Barrett. ' Cowhand Golds Left to right: First Row-Coach Marlin Hayhurst, Doral Sandlin, Iohn Crawford, Max Zachary, Gene Brock, Clayton Ross, Newell Lovelace, Billy Tatum. Second Row-Clifford Ieffries, Billy Travis, Kent Wright, Buddy Hardwick, Porter Foster, David Leaverton, Royce George, Arlen Trice, Dwight Moore, Wilbur Leon, Marvin Wilson. Third Row-Dave Watkins, Silas Ussery, Charles Wright, Iohn Modawell, Iames Craig, Kenneth Cox, Bill Powell, Gordon Hilton, Ben Wilson, Ioe Bumpas. EZEEZECS v W 1k l My 1' l - Known to her many friends as Maggie,', lively Margaret F ariss was elected the basketball sweetheart for 1946. Ver-dell Turner, captain of the Margaret, attended by Delight Hardin and Marg basketball team, makes a goal for Frances Payne, was presented by Verdell Turner am Lubbock, Dingy Davis, Westemer lettermen. . . 1 HJ ' -i .. I e 'F ' W, .. , W, it lack Alderson Paul Brewton Iimmie Clark Bob Crawford Guard-Height 6' Gucrrdw-Height 5' 8 Guard-Height 5' 11 Forward-Height 5' 9' The Westerner basketball quintet got of to a slow start as the '45-'46 season got under way, dropping the first three games before they broke into the win column. The highlights of non-conference play were the two games with Amarillo. The Sandies nosed by Lubbock 35 to 31 in the first encounter at Amarillo, but the Westerners bounced back the next week and smothered the Sandstorm 45 to 27. Lubbock was throwing ,em out of their hip pockets and lack Alderson looped in 16 counters. Then came district play. The black and gold stormed over the Plainview Bulldogs, 35 to 22, to take the south half lead. But the next week the Bulldogs were hot and dropped the Westerners 30 to 17. Brownfield was the next victim for Coach Marlin Hayhursfs hve, and the Westerners again took the south half lead, 43 to 23. Zerald Dingy Davis Glenn Denney Don Finley Billy Max Henry 'orwurd-Height 6' V2 Guard-Height 5' 8 Forward-Height 5' 10 Forward-Height 5' 9 swf! 2 Norman Hicks Gordon Hilton Don Holton Iim Johnson Forwczrd-Height 6' Guard-Height 5' 9 Center-Height 6' 1 Forward-Height 6 Lubbock,s next three games were non-conference tilts, two with our traditional enemies Amarillo. The black and gold split with the Sandstorm. Then they journeyed to Levelland again, but were unable to duplicate their performance of the preceding Friday against P Amarillo, and lost a near win, 31 to 29. ' ,., , 1- 4 , JJ' '3 r U ,sf 1 , 'K ,- Q ' 1 K , t 1 ' - gi Q - me Q' f ee it is ' liiziiffff. 'zffiffv rf 5 mg ' i , ' - ' ,. , ,. za - Q fb- 1 H- . , 5 . . . . M., was 5 25 13 ,lJ,t::ia,g , 7 1 Conference play was again resumed. Plainview was host to the Westerners, and the ' jinx of the Bulldog home again showed up, sending Plainview to the south half lead. The following Friday the Westerners were not to be denied and took the final game of this series, 31 to 19. The Westerners then dropped Brownheld twice, 51 to 38, and 41 to 21, to throw the south half race into a tie with Plainview. Virgil Johnson Rayburn Metcalfe Dwight Moore Bob Schmidt Forward-Height 6' Center-Height 6' 2 Guard-Height 5' 8 Forward-Height 5' 9 Don Finley takes a rebound off the backboard in one of the Ama- rillo games as Rayburn Metcalfe stands by for a pass. lack Seale gg. and Paul Carroll are the Sandies after the ball. 5 coming in for the rebound. ,. X aff! , J fe1ii.,:'i.1 if J -454551 ' , ' i,g,,,5 1 ,i,,1 ,..ft, - ' ,riff 5 517.25 K , , . ,, ,. , , .. , .. 4 . -'Kiwfl' A ' ' ' ' ' vera 'Nw-fi. ,,, , so .. it -X . -.3 xv Bob,Swain Jerry Thrush Verdell Turner Harold Stony,' Wall Guard-Height6'2M1 Forward-Height 6' 1Vz Center-Height 5' 2 Guard-Height 5 The play-of between Lubbock and the Bulldogs were games long to be remembered In both games the Westerners jumped off to a quick lead, but the Bulldogs lived up to their name and kept fighting back. In the first game, the Bulldogs took the lead in the closing seconds on Doyle Malone's long shot, 29 to 28. With only 10 seconds to play, Don Finley dropped a long one in for a Lubbock victory. The second game was another hair-raiser. The Westerners took a quick lead, but Plain- yiiw ciit it down until with only 30 seconds to go, Stony Wall sank a free shot for the'South ia f tit e. But Lubbock hit a slump and dropped two in a row to the Amarillo Sandies, north half titlists, 31 to 26, and 26 to 20. The Sandies later defeated Graham in bi-district play to advance to the state tournament. Ed Wilson Center-Height 6' 2 to r'f'r2 au Verdell Turner breaks loose from Allen james of Plainview for a one-handed crip shot. Don Fin ley and an unidentified Bulldog are Cowhand Blacks Left to right: Back Bow-Owen Hamilton, Burton Burks, Ben Wilson, Kenneth Cox, Edwin Iohnson, Stuart Nichols, Buster Drake, Fred Kennedy. Second Bow-I. A. White, Brent Thompson, Iackie Davis, Charles Louder, Pat Moore, David Leaverton, Ronald Bennet, Nelms Young, Denny Davidson. First Bow- I. T. Irvin, Cameron McKinnon, Bobby Dan Snodgrass, Marlin Smith, Darrol Sandlin, LaVeme Bedford. ' ' if l OW an 5 Golds Left to right: Back Bow-Gene Ussery, Iames Craig, Iimmie Thames, Bobby MCKelvy, Wilbur Leon, lames Lancaster, Donald Brand, Coach George Phil- brick. Second Row-Bill Powell, Royce Ellison, Homer Wages, Bonnie Kent, DeWitt Harvey, Fred Salmon, Lowell Caddell, Bobby Griffin. First Bow- Earl Hutcherson, Weldon Curry, Sherrill Lindsey, Bill Tatum, Sam Davis. i w Y . X Y K x Q , x S 4 ,, s 2 Us 1, f, X nm tw' mf ff H- - 4 1 Q , 1' 8, Y .ru 1 fly .qi f .3 gf ! QQ-QQ ,.L, jr QM . f q b iff' Q fu 15 . X Q2 , C Q S 'fv K Q35 1 S 1 1 L x'341i.,. Q lv , 0 K F Q v g Q7 X ww... . .rqf . .W ,...V , I ,. . .1 Y. A T - 1,1 l. Don Holton at the shot put-Don V as V ' ' f' won first Place in the shot put at the first invitation meet of Class A schools with a heave of 103 feet. My N ? , eva - . 2. Arthur Rampy and G. W. Hensley running the 200-yard low hurdles. Rampy nosed out Hensley by about a yard. 'xaf .1 -.f. - i K r i . ....,.. . .. i. s s . - t t . ,.,. C -1,55.lt-ggwqg,fzflmffijfz'V.V H .gn . me A. V 4, ..,. J' f' . J' ,' '. A -' '. 'M - 1 ,. ' 'ilfv A , A f- ' -2 A K .- 3. The high hurdles are taken with flying speed by G. W. Hensley, who came in first: Charles Pinnell of Andrews, secondp and Paul Keele, third, at the first Class A invitation meet. 1. . -- ,.kff -- ' is 4. Earl Hutcherson really flies over at the high jump at Chap- man Field for practice. l. G. W. Hensley is doing a hair- ratsinq broad jump. He holds the Sand Hill Relays record at 20 feet SSX1 inches. 4. Here's that Hensley guy again, this time coming in on the high hur- dles at the Class AA meet March 23. l - 'rl 2. Arthur Hampy and G. W. Hen- sley snapped as they fly over the low hurdles in the Class AA meet. lBy the way, Rampy won first: G. W., second.J 3. lust for the practice, G. W. runs the high hurdles at a track workout. , , -. ., ,, ., H, 1. G. W. Hensley s trackrncrtes look on crdmmngly as G W high jumps durmq cr prcxchce session czt Chapman F1e1d A .x, C2 if 1 ' N 'f . . xv 5 . 4' n, 1 1 . 9. . s K . ,, Qi X 1 f .ms 5 U I X m f? Q AW -- jjmosszfff-42250 5535 Feminine Frolics l. Margaret Fariss and Io Cole try their hand at batting and catching in a hot garne of base- ba 2. Maxine Wright and Thelma Ruth Cantrell seem intent upon learning the fundamental prin- ciples of kickball. 3. Looks as if Richie Ann Mc- t'1 t t ' Crurnrnen is either getting her back massaged or playing leap- trog. lThe girls are really tumbl- ing.D 4. Basketball is in season, and Earlene Keeton is acting as urn- pire for the team captains. Who said girls couldn't play basket- ball? v-Am ff' Tenn is 5. Ierry looks like he's :hallenging the photogra- Jher as he smacks that Dall. Notice the ball-to he right of the picture. Hit 'em highg l. Grover Hope is just about to serve one of those mean serves. Hope is the boys' single represen- tative for Lubbock High. 45 Rayburn Metcalfe, often seen on the tennis courts across from Dupre grade school, is really run- ning to hit that ball. Someone must have returned a cut ball to him. hit 'em low! 2. Say, Ierry, that blackhand looks O. K. to us! Ierry Thrush is presi- dent of the tennis club. 3. Grover is frozen by the camera's eye as he fol- lows through with a fore- hand drive. Z G W Hensley clears the high Jump bar with room to spare He tied for third and fourth places at Odessa in the Just Practicinq l. Most of these boys, sopho- mores and juniors, should rep- resent L. H. S. well in the next year or two. Coach George Philbrick watches as the boys take sprints to get in shape. ,, Q-...YW . ls 3. G. W.'s dash relay team comes in first at an intra-squad contest. The other contesting team was that of George Etz's. 4. Coming in on the 880-yard dash is Ben Wilson as Coach Keyes times him. He won first place in the Sand Hill Re- lays and placed third in the Class AA invitation meet with Amarillo. Ben's time is 2 min- utes l2.5 seconds. F, At Random l. Mildred Sanders, Io Cole, and Willafene Sarter doing Put Your Little Foot in physical educa- tion. 2. George Etz Corning in on the H f-A qw fix .big . 100-yard dash, closely followed -Qyiljfj by G. W. Hensley, Earl Hutcher- t ' 3 G G .y son, and Rhea Bradley. George .,,., l 1 L we' W won first place in this division at ' -..t Odessa in the Sand Hill Relays. ,- V -lW'.p.-K k -f , 3 Pete Quinlan goes over the L ale vault at about seven and a I j o milf feet. ' A y,.g ,, ff-Q .,, .,.. . , ssy ...., l l'. .-f izf si. -, ,,,.. , .'i' K 1 ::t , K lv V. sei, . WHEAT' as . l 4. Some P. E. girls doing a little stunt called the Human Pyra- mid. lt is required of all sopho- more girls to take physical educa- tion. Other tricks the girls learn in tumbling and acrobatics are the Flying Angel, Horizontal Ba1ance, and the Double Pyra- mid. if KLN J-Q. 'xii 4. :PHL . .Y . . an ', 1 J ' f. if my .Qi 'U' A 5 K rf ., ,,.., , '- ' A f ,jr ,,.,.-. .,- ' . ,X ., -fg .5 N, .ui W ,lf .- Ai A I,-vt, V , . N :t,, ,N ,.,...f I- I ' - -fr J-.' . ' , f .K ' . y ,ff Q k 4, we f - XF., t -Q f Q ll. 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SOUTH PLAINS MONUMENT CO. 2909 Avenue H Lubbock, Texas MARVIN COLLIER 8: SON EDWARDS PARTS COMPANY 109 N. College Dial 2-2271 GUY L. MCAFEE AGENCY GENERAL INSURANCE 1012 Texas Avenue Dial 5721 1. D. Leftwioh Construction Company 1201 17th Dial 4083 Rouo ! BANDY-RUSHING M Drug 2810 Avenue H Dial 6281 For Complete Repair Service On All Makes and Models O. K. GARAGE 1812 19th Dial 9121 ELECTRIC SERVICE CO. Motor Rewinding cb' Repair 1316 Avenue Q Dial 2-3601 r ---f---H MUNTGUMEHY WAHI! 81 EU. The South Plains Largest and Most Complete Department Store COMPLETE AIR - CONDITIONING PACKARD Ask The Man Who Owns One or see BILL DEAN MOTOR COMPANY 1102 14th Dial 8533 HGHNG-DOPQ 84 Co The Home of Nationally Known Merchandise I I PINSON DRUG CO. 18 Years Your Druggist BROWN,S BOOTS AND SADDLES SPORT LEATHER IACKETS Q AND lem sf Q Dial 5777 SPOP-T'S WEAR l l Bcalclwin'4 Wlowdu C' Fred Litton l HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE CO. 1214 Avenue Q Dial 6401 1302-4 Avenue H Lubbock, Texas A Clark's Drug Store Broadway Sz Avenue Q Lubbock, Texas ' ANDERSON-YOUNG ELECTRIC coMPANv 1812-14 Avenue Q Dial 8581 Lubbock, Texas Mac's Hobby Shop 'Hide a Hobby o NINETEENTH STREET SHOE SHOP One Day Seroicev 2123 19th Street Powell McWhirter When in line for that next suit INVESTIGATE Durham-Burdine Cos. S T O C K 1103 Broadway Dial 2-3401 Kelner Fmniture and Appliance Co. LANE CEDAR CHESTS GIBSON ELECTRIC REF RIGERATORS MOTOROLA HOME RADIOS 1305 Texas Avenue Dial 5173 BEN CAVE 81 SONS DRUG 1947 19th Street Dial 6142 MANHATTAN CAFE PLATE LUNCHES - SANDWICHES 1915-A 19th Street Open 24 Hours I. W. FREEMAN, Prop. M A L T S H O P We Specialize in 15c Malts and Big Hamburgers 2113 19th Street Dial 2-9362 LUBBOCK NUIQSEIQY SHRUBS - EVERCREENS FRUIT TREES GENERAL NURSERY STOCK 405 N. College Ave. Dial 2-2462 TERRY 81 CHILDRESS Complete Hardware Service LUBBOCK, TEXAS QXCIS IOPCII O. 2107 21st sr. Dial 8561 Free Delivery on Prescriptions JOHN HALSEY DRUG 1118 Broadway Dial 6301 THE PICTURE SHOP Paintings-Oils-Pastels-Water Colors PICTURE FRAMING ' 1303 College Avenue VARSITY BOOK STORE On The Avenue 906-908 Main Dial 2-3972 GRIGGS FURNITURE CO. NEW AND USED FURNITURE STOVES Sc CARPETS TU B BS CO. Bluelbrlnting Photocopying Huie The Tailor CLEANING AL TERING BLOCKING DYEING PENDLEY BODY CO. TRUCK 6: BUS REPAIRINC All Work Guaranteed Wayne Bodies 2404 Avenue C Dial 5839 O. W. MCLEOD LUBBOCK LAUNDRY CO. The Biggest, The Best, In The West 4 Qemrwlbf Xhsws-gwwkmwuw. Y MSW r a F--W Snug wumlmum LEVINES 4 Big 4 FLOORS Where Prices Talk lAKE'S GRUCERY X: MARKET We'll Appreciate Your Future Business The Same As In The Past 406 AVENUE H DIAL 2-3923 C'orcorran's TAILORS - CLOTHIERS I. D. Uohnniel Corcorran SEWING MACHINES BUY, SELL AND REPAIR DANIELS STUDIO ALL MAKES KODAKS - COMMERCIAL 960164 '4 1622 Broadway Dial 9551 2217 19th Dial 8081 SOUTHERN AUTO STORES 1212 Texas Avenue LUBBOCK, TEXAS Your Car and Home Needs - . 5 AT :e 2 RR S 1.,2-S.e.:. Where Every Price Is A Low Price Every Day A Store In Your Neighborhood DR. C. M. NEEL VISUAL TRAINING uf 1620 Broadway Dial 715155 RUSSELL MORRISON CO. Complete Line of Barber 6: Beauty Shop Supplies Lubbockii Most Modern Air Conditioned Drug Store JARRETT - WEST DRUG CO. PRESCRIPTIONS LUNCHES FOUNTAIN SERVICE 1314 Broadway Dial 7414 w T 9 V P v l w w V P v 1