Monahans High School - Lobo Yearbook (Monahans, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1954 volume:

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But as we look back over the road we've traveled this year, we see that it was filled with holes and dotted with stones. How did we avoid so many of these obstacles? It wasn't our own doing . . . Two pair of capable, experienced feet led us, making things as easy for us as they could. So with sincere love and deep appreciation, we, the Class of 1954, dedicate the 1954 LOBO to our sponsors, Mrs. McGowen and Mr. Walker. mm' am l 4 l .ff l f 8 7 Your feet - have you ever really thought about them? Possibly only when they're cold or aching, or when someone casually tromps on them at a dance . . But feet are mighty helpful things - your foundation in life. Yours have car- ried you faithfully through this school year - from Welcome Freshmen Week to Graduation Day. Here's the pathg see if you can remember the steps you've taken . . . 1 f M ,':b..v, . 5: Mamma AMG Sag N DEL M SKMPSO 0 WAD 33:11 eu Mmm gef X 54120,--1'n-ggi? R TH My Left: MISS TOLIVER Spwzfar Right: EDNA HARPER RITA WATKINS FIDEL OYERBIDES Layout Arli.rIJ Left: Lobo Salemzezz Right: RAY YEATES DELMO WADSWORTH Plfologmpbery -ei... 'R.R 5. 1454 5:4504 Top: Iizruffy mid Stuff: Doris Gray, Djl'f,fiI7I1 Slver!.r.' Patsy Wfiidc and ffrir riglitj Lt-nn Musong Sjmrlr, Billy .loc Ford and -loan Myers. Middle: Cl1f7.j'1'L'iIllJtl'.l', Annie Lou Stnyton and Mildred Huck. Bottom' Cupyuwlerr Lloyd Ducslcr 1nd Sue Simpson 4 QQ Right, top: Arlifti, Ray Yeates, Carlton Moody, Gilbert Martinez. Middle: Sr'4'liw1,f, Mary Cotkrum, Fre.rhf11er1.' Darla Ewell, fllIIif2YI Betty Portcr, linrlmixi Grissom, SL'l1ir2I'I,' jnrry Hudson, Srfphwzzunr Next: Johnny Hill, Cfubrf Freydil Wtmcvds, A4'1i1'ific.r,' Frankie Snow, FiIl'U7'ffL',l',' jimmy Duncan, Arfir'i1ie.r. Bottom: Tyfvimr, Wiley Kelly, Helen Muldrow. ll -1.'.,-.W-,Q letters? aw 1 IM f' Hifyffsuj 5 f it . I QA, W X elven Af Q K 1 an , SWR if? gi' Lgxlj flew as in ' i 4 y 47 rx 1, kai A ik ' Mr. Watson and Gfficers While Drum Majors and There's always the usual amount of confusion at the first of band period every morning before the group de- cides to settle down and work. The band's top brass include jimmy Harper, Presidentg Pat Cullum, Vice Presidentg and jean McNeely, Secretary- Treasurer. lt's not every band that gets to have two drum majors in one year, especially two like Bobby Ackley and Mary Greta Bilhartz. The Lobo Band is governed by officers ranging from l1t ly . :LJ B , S 4 i mQ,,,?1 B C ' 11 Direct Behind the Scenes Majorettes Lead on Field second lieutenants to captains. Officers are as follows: Edna Harper, Lloyd Duesler, Ann Hill, Pat Cullum, Bobby Dixon, Mac Cox, Rex Weaver, F. O. White, Morris Stew- art, jimmy Harper, and jay Don Gensler. Last but not least we have our eight beautiful majorettes. Helen Muldrow, Sydney Wells, Jean McNeely, jimmye Sue Davis, Maggie Cleghorn, joan Barton, Gwen jordan, and Thelma Sparks are always out in front. Mr. C. M. Watson, popular Prof, directs the band in their activities. 49 f 'r ig If 1 :,'.,..g jf g . 5 C YD U 2 ii at Nw or 1131? . ya I off ww-mi. -1 , ' , mass, is Q Q Q f Sf e X, L' Lobo Band Most Affairs of School The Lobo Band is probably the most active organization in the school. Their year begins before the first football game in the fall and continues even after their annual Spring Con- cert is a thing of the past. Members of the band provided half-time entertainment at the football' games, often traveling long distances to perform. 'I Active in and Community Several musical assemblies were enjoyed by the student body, thanks to the band. And several parades were brightened by the gaily-array- ed tunesters. One of the high spots of the year for the organization was their banquet, December 5, at which Pat Cullum was crowned Band Sweet- heart. f -1 4. L. 1 'V 1' lyasi KAR?- tim-1' Green and White Cheers Football That hard-working group that provided steam for all the football games was Mrs. Offield's pep squad. With about fifty mem- bers, the girls spent long hours practicing their yells and planning pep rallies. Their leaders were Sue Zimmerman, Carol Brink, Rita Wat- kins, and Sue Winton. JoAnn Young was the grouP's manager. 11 Clad Pep Squad Team to Victory Alternate cheerleaders were Lynette Morris, Helen Brannm, Lenora Morris, and Zeta Lou Martin. Linda Moore and Betty Sue Houston were mascots. All these bright faces - and strong lungs ---- cheered the football team on to 21 most successful season. YIE I Htl.. ZET I as J!! ,...--.--f an-f I t Girls' Chorus Presents Numerous Programs The Girls' Chorus, directed by Mr. Hughes, has presented numerous musical programs for the entertainment of both stu- dents and townspeople. A Christmas cantata was their major work of the year, and the three performances were enthusiastically received. Accompanists are Patsy Pence, Beverly Bevill, and Rica Applegate. Wi --51 Ogden MXL . ARXDU QAGLW' S, !M3rKfT CA gndion, Ebba B town. iff' Q on -in UARTE7' d Barhiirf XNPJUSY P 4 Hal1 Cnff. 1sC.m,,y BQWII, L 11121 Gr. The SEX Hall ff'- vlfqlvi 'I'E'l7--Sue Applegate, Lynette Morris, Barbara Pence, Grace Mozelle Simpson. B'L. . J- wed A , Q' in i 131555 us 5 :ll 'qi Young Artists Work in Various Mediums The art classes, under the direction of Mrs. Baze, have used their talents in many different mediums this year. The students used pastels, water colors, and charcoal for their paintings. Some aspiring young artists also worked with clay. 3. Wood and Metal Shops Learn Practical Trades The boys in Mr. McLeod's all afternoon metal shop always manage to keep busy weld- ing, working on the metal lathe, working on cars and making belt buckles. Mr. Chitscy's wood shop classes are hard at work on projects such as footstools, cabinets, tables, or desks. Quite a few work on leather projects such as belts, billfolds, and purses during their shop class. 'v'T 'u5Tm-aim Qsilx 53 HN. l f SBE fx, ff , ' :uni ff ' The Sandstormv Keeps Students Informed and Interested The whole student body eagerly awaits the monthly Sandstorm. They read it avidly-and then forget about it until the next month. But there's one group that seldom has a day off from work on the paper. There's always a story to be written or typed or head-lined. The mast-head reads like this: Edilor-in-Chief ,,...,,,.,.,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,r,,,,,.. ......,.,, ...r ..,.....,,r,,,, S u e Simpson Page 1 Edimr .,.,...,,,,,,,i,,,,...,,............,..,,,,....,,,,.,,. Rita Watkins Reporlerr ...... .......,... B arbara Grissom, Mary Cockrum, joan Myers, Patsy Wade. Betty Porter, Doris Gray Page 2 Editor rr ,,,,,.,.,,,,...,.,.,,,,,...,...............,e..............e,e... Edna Harper Repm-ze:-,i ...,.,,,, Lloyd Duesler, Fidel Oyerbides, Freyda Woods Annie Lou Stayton Pdgg 3 Edjfgr w,,A,,r,r,,Ar,,,,,,,,,,,Y,,,,,,,,,,,,r,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,,,.,.,r.... Helen Muldrow Rgpwrerf ,,,,,,, ,r,,,,,, L ena Mason, johnny Hill, Carlton Moody, Gilbert Martinez, jimmy Duncan, Darla Ewell ,Ray Yeates Page 4 Editor .. .....,.....,.............,.Y,.........A...,.,......wwYY,.-----.-... ,-------------- - - Mildred Hock, jarry Hudson, Billy joe Ford, Wiley Kelly Repofleri ....... ....,.... 2 . sz 2s.i+.j3f, th t 1 -. 0 ld 616.1 f Students Provide Assembly Entertainment for All Tuesday morning assemblies presented a variety of student talent to entertain those of every taste. A Date with Judy gave us laughs galore. Christ- mas baskets of food were given to needy families through the Volunteer Firemen. Billy Ferrill had us in tears Cof laughterj when he recited The Thip. Delmo and Dorothy whirled through Lady of Spain in a breath-taking exhibition of dancing skill. 5 3 .ns- X . . 7 .c,L,L F4 'sie t 5 , N The Dead Beats provided a fine background for Ar- len's rendition of Caribbean -and a shotgun wed- ding gave us a glimpse of real QPJ backwoods life. These student participation programs not only entertained, but also provided the performers with valuable experience. .Q f-it n as in R ,E ,M for 4, .fx fi Cullum Crowned Miss Firelight as Pecos Eagle Burns While the Pecos Eagle hung precariously over a huge pile of wood, johnny jordan and Ray Yeates crowned Linda Cullum, freshman candidate, Miss Firelight of 1953. Runners-up for the honor were sophomore Shirley Burks, junior Ebba Brown, and senior Ann Hill. After Linda lighted the fire, the cheerleaders' led a pep rally from the back of a truck where the Lobo squad held a place of honor. The crowd roasted on one side and froze on the other, while the Eagle burned all over. P .S. We won-14-7! lp. Kite A wif . af lif fefzf?ifW-iii in 1-I 01d Traditions and New Ideas Keep School Spirit High With the football season at hand, there was never a dull moment at M.H.S. Familiar sights were the snake dances before the games and Don Bassman broadcasting our pep rallies. The Pep Squad always had a new stunt to pull at our pep rallies-such as robbing the nest of the Golden Crane, the picket line, and the cheerleaders with new yells. Mr. Martin started the tradition of the victory apples, and the Hobo Band was always on hand to play for snake dances and pep rallies. al' 1 'I' k 9 Nl xx ,V 'Il '52 .S .wah u Q ,f fa 'EEG' ' igwbgfk . 13 100' Q U S. 2 Dogpatchers Come to Town for Sadie Hawkins Day Dogpatchers in all their finery invaded the Ed- wards Gym November 14. It was Sadie Hawkins Day, and the gals made the most of their golden opportunity. Of course, dancing was the main entertainment --even though the boys wore onion corsages. Prizes for the best costumes went to Daisy Mae Wat- kins, Lil' Abner Wadsworth, and Howard Neely. After much measuring, Ray Yeates was named heard-growing champion for the second year. And to top off the evening was that crazy mixed-up Bunny Hop. is X tk X KX g Q -. XXX, Rx xx NX , K K Xxx- ,I x' K K X x X x, x K i 5 Q -'lf X Xxf XXXQ VI. N x X X x Y I 1 s 5 ff --'.-9-. f S l s 43 l bg it ft w sr mm ....W,,,,,., gnu: juniors Give Three Performances of Terror at Black Oaks Work on the junior Play, Terror at Black Oaks, began long before the three performances were given on December 3 and 4, Long hours were spent cleaning and painting sets, learning lines, and re- hearsing. Mrs. Young capably directed the cast-Mary Steele, Morris Neil Stewart, Jay Don Gensler, Mari- fred Snelson, Tommy Barton, Bob Ackley, Dorothy Longbotham, Lib Flores, Parker Roe, Beverly Bevill, Pearson Cooper, and Ebba Brown. Lura Pinkerton, LeeRoy Wilkerson, Paul Funder- burk, Bobby Canon, Sandra Ogden, and jimmy Peeples handled backstage problems, and the mys- tery-comedy was enjoyed by all. B Ml ' mfg! 4 Stag Line Presented by Senior Class Stag Line, presented March 25 by the Senior Class, was enthusiastically received by the entire stu- dent body. The three act comedy involved a managing teenager, her stag line of admirers, her older sister- a bride-to-be-and her ever-patient but much har- rassed family. Sue Winton portrayed Maudie, and the supporting players were Neil Davis, Sue Zimmer- man, Maggie Cleghorn, Donald Loe, Pat Cullum, Carol Brink, Sue Simpson, Charles Locke, Rayford Anthony, JoAnn Young, Richard Clark, Pearl Park, Lloyd Duc-sler, jean Woods, Rita Watkins, Sue Applegate, and Ray Yeates. Mrs. Young directed, and jimmy Duncan, Bobby Malone, Annie Lou Stayton, johnny jordan, Merle Park, and jarry Hudson were the back-stage crew. ni ul 1:45. 13-ggi , i , gift' i Pat Cullum Reigns as Band Sweetheart Pat Cullum was Crowned Band Sweet- heart at the annual banquet December 5. Runners-up for the honor were Ann Hill, Gwen Jordan, and Maggie Cleg- horn. After eating turkey and all the trim- mings, the guests were presented gifts from the big tree by Santa Claus. Danc- ing completed the evening of Christ- mas fun. 'Ng t. Dutch Meyer Speaker at Lobo Athletic Banquet L. R. Dutch Meyer, athletic director of Texas Christian University, was the principal speaker at the athletic banquet january 25. The cafeteria was decorated in green and white. The long tables, centered w-ith mums, were loaded with food and surrounded with chatter and laughter. Members of the football, basketball, track, and base- ball squads, along with their dates, enjoyed the ban- quet and the dancing which completed the evening. A9 ,wma xi I 3, if v 441195 if I 0 4 6' 1. 1 .J 1 ,, W X.X, Q it K I VV,.5k . ,aff- I -,f,Lz. , Z, 4.215532 F W grey if uu- ,ns ,W Ax 5' ' if f. , mi. 5 - , 17qiQ Q as 2 U E 4 1 '1 ' e ,. 5,5 QL 34 CII GIRLS Elizabeth Cox jo Ann jordan Mlldrcd 0 FFICE GIRL 5 Carol Bri nk R't VV OFFI ' ,- . NX'illiams. ' 7 I.Of1gb0th, ? am. , 18 atkins, and Dorothy Patsy Wfnde and Gaile Simpson Chyfcl Nichols B H C C Downs Nimfy Irv- m assists Mr- AICC ow . tn. PSSEY Arm Khus and WESXQY Amhcmy' N -al v-' his X S .. '- uf if - Q Q, X ,pl ' wiki' S-'4 W I .A F535 1 af- f. ssh! ' 1. O I nu- gp. Council and Home Room Panel Compose Student Government B 5 5 air -E il The Student Government, composed of the Student Council and Home Room Panel, is sponsored by Coach Sledge and Mr. McLeod. Student Council officers are Bill Ferrill, Rod Beaty, Gaile Simpson, johnny jordan, and Pat Hammond. Richard Clark, Student Manager, is assisted by Sue Zimmerman. Other members of the group are pictured. Honor Society Membership Based on More Than Scholarship The Honor Society, sponsored by Mr. Walker, is an honorary organiza- tion to whirh most students eagerly seek initiation. Membership is based on scholarship, leadership, service, and charatter. During the year the group sponsored various school programs, among them the appearance of the Hardin-Simmons Cowboy Band. Offi- iers are Sue Zimmerman, Presidentg johnny jordan, Vice Presidentg Mag- gie Cileghorn. Secretary, Lura jo Pin- kerton, Treasurer, and Beverly Bevill Reporter. WNQA fm A 54 1 lil' -f 1 A 9-ML?ffii v ig 2 gc vt., ws? ,, I .95 'f 'A : Q f 4 -If ,J A , , if Q 5 A .. wsu Parties, Pinatas, and Parades Keep Spanish Club Busy The Spanish Club, sponsored by Miss Toliver, had a fun-filled year. Parties were numerous-and pinatas proved the most popular entertainment. Everybody-even Mr. Meadows-took a blind-fold- ed swing at the gay pinata. The girls made, sacked, and sold candy. They spent hours decorating a float for the Homecoming Parade. All in all, they were a most active organization. pii-'-2 Thespians Live up to the Aims of National Organization The aims of the National Thespian Society are to establish and advance standards of excellence in all phases of dramatic arts, and to create an active and intelligent interest in dramatic arts among boys and girls in high school. The Mona- hans chapter has lived up to these stand- ards, presenting several plays for student entertainment. Sponsors of the group are Mrs. Young and Mrs. Kittrell. X .,f W.,.,,,,,,q.- Publicity Club Helps Keep School in Public Eye Officers of the Publicity Club are Lynette Morris, Le- nora Morris, Leah Hill, jimmy Dale, and Beth Avary. This group of hardworking girls, sponsored by Mrs. McGowen and Mrs. Judd, have planned pumerous school activities. Their major undertaking of the year was the formal Christ- mas Ball. 5 'll- Glenn Millers of Tomorrow Train in Orchestra The orchestra, sponsored and directed by Mr. Watson, is made up of musically-minded students. They meet on Thursdays during ac- tivity period and play for their own enjoyment. Meixff 4-...I 7? N 5 '11 Disc-Spinners Learn Appreciate Good Music The Disc-Spinners meet every Thursday to play records and discuss modern music. Officers of the group are Donald Loc, Arlen Green, james Purser, .Pfpkin, and S mmy Bryant. Mr. Hughes is sponsor. or md in.. i 17' Q Y em' X 1 if v , 'Ni Library Club Trains Librarians for Tomorrow The Library Club, sponsored by Mrs. Mc- Cleskey, is a service to the students of the school. The girls spend their club periods learn- ing to help others use the library. Marking new books, checking out books, and keeping the vertical files up to date are some of their activi- ties. They also have lots of fun sessions and parties. Officers are Rita Watkins, Annie Lou Stayton, Zeta Lou Martin, and Christine Cahill. Q Arts and Crafts Club Tools Belts and Purses The Arts and Crafts Club members have spent their year working with leather. 'They have made belts, billfolds, and small purses. The leather-craft is often slow and tedious, but the finished articles-care- fully cut, tooled, and dyede-are enough reward for the long hours of work. The club's sponsor is Mr. Chitsey, and the officers are Gilbert Martinez, President, Freyda Woods, Vice President, and Lena Mason, Secretary-Treasurer. The officers, Ma'jo ce R' y ivers, Sue Zimmerman, Sue Winton, Carol Brink, june Eaton, and Mildred Hock, have helped the club to plan their many projects and field trips, such as visits to the tele- phone office and the bank. FBLA Pledges to Work 0 0 for a Better America I believe in my own ability to work efficiently and to think clearly, and I pledge myself to use these abilities to make America a better place for everyone. Thus concludes the creed of the Future Business Leaders of Amer- ica. And the girls, sponsored by Miss Patteson and Miss Montgom- ery, have spent an active year living up to that creed. ilsmar Happier Homes Healthier Children Are Aims of Future Homemakers The Future Homemakers of Amer- ica, led by Gaile Simpson, presidentg Phyllis Hogan, vice president, Iola Turner, secretary, Bonnie Bains, treasurer, joan Barton, historiang Mary Lynn Mills, parliamentariang Sandra Hill, reporter, and Nancy Cosper, song leader, have worked 0 and completed many projects this year. The ublic installation was held in October, a and nd P Ch ' tmas cards and planned sev- the club later sold ns eral banquets. -'. I i I ' a 9 .. .. I n W9 Nl Their first semester sponsor was Mrs. Maude l-looten, and Mrs. Zoe for the second Carter was sponsor semester. Club mothers were Mrs, Wayne Downing and Mrs. Steve Cullum. w -3, i . .1 .Jw . i il? 'iw s 47 Fight Against Alcohol is Purpose of Allied Youth The members of the Allied Youth club, sponsored by Mr. Williams, fight against the use of alcohol by teen-agers. They have many informative and interest- ing programshfilms, speakers, and discussions. Gor- don Bolte is President of the club. Other officers are Lura jo Pinkerton, jackie jackson, Sydney Wells, and Darlene Sims. ff . u 5 o :fi xx i M 1 f f K 1 ,I7 A . ,,, 4? 'vi 'WSH ,Club Members Wear Letters Proudly The Club is made up of all the boys out for inter- scholastic athletics. They meet every Thursday all during the school year and every Friday during the football season. l Officers this year are: Vice President, Ken- neth Reamyg Secretary, Ray Yeatesg Treasurer, jerry Vessels, President, johnny Jordan, and Manager, Burl Hilburn. Sponsors of the Club are Coach Eng- land and Coach Bailey. l x v , .r P.E. Club Members Enjoy Seasonal Sports Coach Offield sponsors the P. E. Club. Members participate in sea- sonal athletics, among them being football, basketball, and the all- weather game, ping-pong. jimmy Lane is club President, and Homer Sloan is Vice President. ws 5 Two Clubs Provided for Scientific Students Because of the many students in- terested in science, there are two clubs for them, Mr. Cullender sponsors the advanced club, and Mr. McLean sponsors the freshman group. The clubs are separate organ- izations, with different sets of of- ficers, but they combine for many of their programs. Films, field trips, and demonstrations keep these programs interesting. 'T 5 'N Q 5 4 2 W E is 54 QS' INTER NG yen TRA SCI-10 TYYXW B YW H NTS LAS T1 1 A 0- 1 X13 C xwcvgbba exam og e MSIE Lum gbafa GIBLEA LPSSTXC gnexsonk Bevan' S' J1h7'771'e Igrerton, join' Leno TYPING 356,60 55165 Beveixl 316, and affluelyn ra Mort. EN- XNQENTSQYQZ MMS, Ramon Offmoff li Katy 1 Km a sfo. ' Ynette 91896 INTERSCHOLASTIC LEAGUE SHORTHAND ENTRANTS-Shirley KEY, Mize, jackie jackson, Sue Zimmerman. Miss Montgomery in the back- f ground. Wd 16 A O fonjvg P CY 501 ' 'OM ONYLSAXS Ag.b01baf'X'Y'3Z2'50n KAL L09 - 9500 DOIOQYN Sue Wx awk' CQOPEQ' ' L Dodso Mafy A YX3 6 Park, 'ghf R fr! H' DW' Steele- Lamb eagan ad? ,an Z 1 if ix f 'w W 1 :A ld MQ . -1 -asv 'JV IL flh- 1-izdzezacc JMM6 COACHES-England, Offield, Sledge, and Bailey. CAPTAINS johnny jordan and Ray Yeates . K L in DISTRICT 7-AA CO-CHAMPIONS FOOTBALL SCHEDULE September We 1 1 Wink ..... ......... 1 3 1 8 Andrews .. .... . 0 26 Kermit .,.,.. ......... 1 3 Orlober 2 Brownfield ..... ......... 3 2 9 Hobbs i..... ..,...... 1 3 2 3 Marta' .. ......-,- 41 31 Alpine? ......... 32 November 6 Crane' ...,........ ......,.. 2 6 13 Fort Stockton? .... .......-- 2 8 20 Pecos? ., ........... .....-..- I 4 56 They 20 13 7 7 14 7 14 14 33 7 r-an Y f fx Y l - alum ,Y QUARTIERBACKSA jerry Williailxis, 1 year let- termang johnny jordan, 2 year lctterman, All-Dish rict, Honorable Mention, All-State, Co-Captain. HALITBACKS --- Bobby Yeatc-S, I year lettermang Manuel Olgin, 1 year let- termun, Ray Yentes, 3 year lettermun, All - District, Setontl team, Co-Captain, james Kennedy, 1 year let- terman, All-District, Sec- ontl team. Y 'W' A '7 , .' 'pf ra fi 4 l , - - EA. Lywl-4 .4 4-- 1 .L 4 Yeates makes a ten yard gain in Ll 48 sweep during the Mnrfa battle. .gy ya .xt W :W f...-..,, ,, -. nv 'e'-3' our ,,.,, ,Q ' vt 'Q' , 4 . ' D , ,,,. . Z fr. xr ' . .fl P FULLBACKS - Bobby Greenlee, 1 year letter- man, All-District Honor- able Mentiong Charlie Locke, 2 year letterman, Ambrosio Mendez, 1 year letterman. 57 qw' . . ENDS-Ken Reamy, 3 year letterman, All-District Honorable Mentiong Bobby Malone, 2 year letterman, All-District Honorable Mentiong letterman, All-District. jerry Vessels, 2 year ,rs y,lLA Y 1 K. ,fvf W . I ,..2..kfiz, K ,V 7 A V Q QC- I 1 , 1 'J' ' 4 .f ap, A .u-fr , A A fr , ': 'A s l, ,, ,b n ,V Q ,.. .a , My . f -.. Q Fi-Q ' .V r- :,.7 R W , fu .f.-F , ..- - .Mr . ,rv H A 7 In ,.:, r, 1 'Ur fs' Q . f' A Q 'g .Q .l , , ., r .F 1 ' 1 f V. , CENTERS-Doyle Watkins, 1 year letterman, All-District Honorable Mentiong Carlton Ward, 1 year letterman. li Y johnny bootlegs the ball 15 yards toward the goal in the Marfa game, which we won 41 to 7. GUARDS-Rayforcl Anthony, 1 year letterman, All-District Honorable Men- tiong Parker Roe, 1 year letterman, All- District Honorable Mentiong Lynn Sampson, 2 year letterman, All-District. Manuel Olgin makes a nine gain for the ' Iambm-s in the Alpine tl1illl1i.'. VUe won 32 -,M , .5 tu is uf' mu.. ! 'iff QA 1.-i.l..... ,lp . . M- W.,,,,, ,sw ' . e f, ' ' --fm - TACKLES--David Wylie, 1 year lettermang Billy joe Cheek, 1 year letterman joe Gib Hanson, 3 year letterman, All-Distrift Honorable Mentiung Noel Bar field, 1 year letterman, All-District. Qi- .f 9 l- 55 i541-19 N, A' Y ..,, 6,1 bi A -I'-'1m,,pdri., vb-C l i V33 50 ff If 6408 an-qu-qu-we 3 E grim 'Mi K :ew J ' A my BURL HILBURN JOHN FORT Mmmgeu RODNEY BEATY BILLY JOE FORD JARRY HUDSON Co-Captain JOHNNY JORDAN BOBBY MALONE C0-Captain jIMMY PEEPLES gcwkefczlf DOYLE WATKINS BILLY DOWNING LYNN SAMPSON JAMES KENNEDY 1. bb, l3Il,l.Y FERRILI. lil VRI. IIILISURN JOHN FURT Af1J2I.l'Ht,'l'V .Mui- K , ENE OFFIELD Comb 5!!Bi6!Dmmnl pp ff Billy Ferrill gets a fast break on the Shorthorns for 2 points for the Loboes. Right Hudson lumps but not high enough for his teammates. V Left: Hudson hands the ' 'A ball off to Billy Fer- rill in a fast game with the Alpine Bucks. -o r'- - 5- 1 emzcb 4' I 7 I I ' , J l l . C' CQIIARLES MARKHAM and MR, MLLEAN Altzrlugcr ,md S17f1ll.l'U7' 1 Q - s ,., GIRLS' -IIINIOR DOUBLES and SINGLES-Judy Murray, l,intl.i Cullum, Iillcn Iftlwiirtls, :intl jc-anne Snclson. BOYS' SIENIUR SlNCil,If5---jaltlcic Orr, Inc Hodges lil'cmlcu, aintl Hairultl Stcwiirt. . Churlc 4-.A-.A BOYS' SENIOR DOUBLESAF. O. Wliitc, Neal Smith, Arlen Green, and Sammy Bryant. lvl' 2 . 1 BOYS' -IUNIOR DOUBLES :intl SINGLES--jerry Wood, David XV:-ier, Roy Loc Smith, Ronald Wiilsli, nntl Diivitl Wi1gnL'i'. 5 Rich, Bobby GIRLS' SENIOR DOUISLIYS and SINGLES-P.it Cullum, Lilw Flures, and Ann Hill. Q . WX LEE ROY XVILKERSON COACH PAT BAILEY Manager and Spomor FIRS S510 T B RTS ASE To XR PXAIJJ1. ye au!-Ice gfgsl S rouse ECON T171 D R13 B456 BAS X1 Ei aly- R0 J' bert B116 OD '7-'fe Pl mY Barton' SE C- T BASE,-TOYU b .SHORT- HRS BASE.,.Bur1 Cham HE BASE, Oigfaobbv Wafd' THIR lobby' Yeates' 64 ENTIRE TEAM 3 5 KJ! . XZ gfb Bvio ,A YS E as 69 ' :V ca YW gm XXQQ4 5 1 ' 65 . U4gC,YV?X' A . A QJAC1. 056' Qgllxoo Wad 65 , qv the QQYA5 BOW? Q Oo 601506 601 me r FIEL 133Fl?ri-TPQI-ke Ofnt t R06 on, and jlefgsnsg Rudy Sselsn Bobby Ma- ohnnq jordan, Pete Kramer , Mbeit RESE9-VE5fj Nianud EOHQUC1, don Smkth, and Xone. Chades Lee, Go: Cox . WAR MING 1 i 2. l HIGH HURDLES-Billy Ferrill, Neil Davis. 440 YARD DASH-jerry Hare, jerry Williams, Joe Gib Hanson, Finis Suggs. TRACK TEAM-Glenn Howze, Bobby Canon, jim Bob Sims, Joe Gib Hanson, jerry Hare, james Richard Oliver, Coach Sledge, Neil Davis, Billy Ferrill, Everette Hewitt, jerry Williams, Billy joe Cheek, Finis Suggs, Robert Hightower, Noel Barfield, Cleatice Beaty. MILE RELAY - Neil Davis, jerry Williams, Finis Suggs, Billy Ferrill. POLE VAULTERS - jerry Williams, Neil Davis. 66 880 YARD DASH--Billy Ferrill, Bobby Canon, and Cleatice Beaty. DISCUS-Noel Barfield, joe Gib Hanson, Robert High- tower, and Cleatice Beaty. 100 YARD DASH--Finis Suggs, joe jerry Williams. BROAD JUMP-Billy Ferrill, Finis Suggs, jerry Williams and jerry Hare. HARLEY SLEDGE 9 C oath ,L-W Gib Hanson, jerry Hare, and LOW HURDLES - Everette Hewitt jerry Hare, Neil Davis. SHOT PUT-Noel Barfield, joe Gib Hanson, and Billy joe Cheek. LENORA MORYJS JOA NN Yo UNC MA GGIE CLE GH OR lv MXLDRED WXLLX AMS 'VA CP-ROL BY-NK MRS. OFFIELD Coach VEN1 B E7-T ER 'W0m..,., X, A R I Lk I an E ' YK A14 D SN CLQL1 096 oqffy- SON 006' Gio vws B TEAM GROUP-jewel Hughes, Zeta Lou Martin, Barbara Haynes, JoAnn jordan, Gayvoughn Ledbetter, Sandra Ogden, Phyllis Redmon. B Team Captuinr ,IOANN JORDAN and BARBARA HAYNES Qisx 'A SOCCER INTRAMURAL CHAMPIONS - Merle Park, Venita Leclbetter, Lib Flores, jo Beth Harris, Marie Roberts, Rita Watkins, Marifred Snelson, Annie Lou Stayton, Lita Enriquez, Hortensia Salgado, Sandra Ogden, Barbara Haynes, Lenora Morris, Carol Brink, M Coach England instructs 6 boys in the manly art of Snlf defense. NOEL HARFIELD DOUGLAS BRUTON JOE calls HANSON AMBROSIO MENDEZ HERYI. HILBURN JIM KING PARKER ROI? gd! PUTTING -- Lynn Sampson and jerry Mobley. GOLF TEAM-Charles Dodson, Danny Mason, james Oliver, jerry Mobley, Lynn Sampson, Raymond Mitchell, and Grady Kidd, pro. Datml' Samp50D, D M james Olgirhgnraodson Raymo EA Z kg a GOLF T sw Q Mason, lame: Moblel Mitchell- le' Y IN TH D E L0 Boys' Basketball Intramural Champions. ann? Mas0n.CKER ROOM xRay rnond Mi'rd,eU End JAMES OLIVER and CHARLES DODSON LL. ?4awzc't'e4 JOHN-NY JORDAN RITA WATKINS is f .xx V i, .0 ' 4 ' -. ian ..., Neil Davis dresses two window dummies, Richard Clark and Sue Applegate, who come to life and sing You Got Class. 'Y QS 14 6 Y- 'WA ,wel eil E n T652 V506 emo' Rep QW l fl QP, Gab Marifred Snelson, Ebba Brown, and Sandra Ogden sip their A906 Mes cokes and sing, I Get So Lonely. James Purse: is the soda 5 all egeflla jerk. fc 4851212 Ml gO5B gollbo 76 fO4NB Neil Davis, Lynette Morris, Carol Crosby, and Ray Yeates end a perfect day and declare I Love the Way You Say Goodnight. ART O fir,-2,6 IV-'ind faq, A,r7fR0OKS ffl, I fzfflflpef A LIN Judy Murray, Rica Applegate, and Ann Waldrop-monkey jwfpo tails and all-sing Monkey See, Monkey Do! 4 1b,6,QNDS 166 and Re p'e O. fffllqllil Mm U ef 77 SUE WINTON . . . For her energy as cheerleader SUE SIMPSON . . . For the excellent handling of and class treasurer, her achievements in the field her duties as class secretary, editor-in-chief of of music, her ever-ready laughter, and her the Sandrtofm, and copy writer for the Lobo, nickname, Shorty. her definite talent as a writer, and her good grades. BILLY FERRILL For his unfailing depend- ability as Student Council president, his fine showing in basketball and track, and his musical talent. JOHNNY JORDAN For his excellent grades, PAT CULLUM for her likable personality his capable service in the Student Council, his and dry wit, her amiability that won her the active interest in sports, and his get-up-and-go h f Cl ' onors o ass Favorite and Band Sweetheart. attitude. RITA WATKINS For the sparkle she added CAROL BRINK F01 her PCP 35 3 fheeflfadffi to the Sandnorm as news editor, to the Lobo as layout artist, and to the school as a cheer- leader. MAGGIE CLEGHORN For her outstanding work in 4-H, her participation in volleyball, her efficiency as Honor Society secretary, and her friendliness. SUE ZIMMERMAN For her efficiency as Honor Society president, class vice president, and Student Council member, her three years as a cheerleader, and her musical talent. her volleyball prowess, her reputation as a good all-around student, and her popularity. RAYFORD ANTHONY . . . For his participation in athletics, his activity in 4-H work, his high grades, and his wide grin. lUlu emicvw EBBA BROWN BILLY DOWNING 66444 awww Semkvza PAT CULLUM JARRY HUDSON aaazdtea Sa SHIRLEY BURKS JERRY HARE 7 jIMMY WILSON ELLEN EDWARDS Y G . 5 Q 21.61 WMD I I 15 iff eu' 14 -14 Q , wi ,Q , SN, . 2 's EE 9 f a Q , ' . ' J i 5' ' K ! I Q W W K Q W Q W if 4 'N X N gs ,W DOYLE XWATKINS CAROL HRINK ! f A' W Mm' ,of i - I if , ,I ff , igm ff-In 'hs f.Qgf Q Yf' H f ,m K 83 Vx , 2' P +34 E K a P e '35 'K.'- -:L 77144: 71 771445 'geaatdfai DELMO WADSWORTH LINDA PIPKIN 84 9 . . Y N r V - wxglf- an n I 1 .,A X454 .fa 1, 2' , Q 9 In xx ' bf ' f k E M z.. Mx T' SX E i 1-fzdemz JCJANN YOUNG RAY YEATES 85 NEIL DAVIS SUE ZIMMERMAN 1 , 1 i 1 el 'F K.. 3, X37 ug! fpfwnuvzkf ' -vw m A is A M, Wx My 4 1 'iz Z I I ,I I - 6 vi V ,gif '18 as X ww 1294 W 1 1 .4 1 f 3' 41, f 1+ 5 ff 1 5 g ff M f , , , ggzx'ffviIlnL4ai,,Z,,L P ' s , I , sf r M' M' , H V, ' f 1 W . , MVK, if ! 5 , , 4 .29 ,f , ,rf ' f 4 , 5 . v. , dl! ce? MAURICE CROUSE SUE WINTON Q nf M Q al' E Y wg, A , V F, fifh . ' f , 5 Q 4 ' f Wg. DR. F. M. APPLEGATE MR. JIM FROST Prefid ent IV '20 1? 64,0 90 6 N. 41,32 It 4 r,,Q7v Q9 '1V4Q1A :I rf W Q M 3 2 :I 3 52 1 4 , 2 5 E ,x C if 4 ie 3 Zawwl nd' MRL' E. A. CRITES fNat pirluredj DR. L. B. STEPHENSON MR. F. O. WHITE I I I ws MR. LEAKRD MEADO Priflfilml 431 JZ NCIS Perbli dpp 91' I ,z .lC MR. WESLEY MARTIN Superintendent gl MRS. CALLIE BAZE MR. HENRY CHITSEY MR. GEORGE Hardin- Artg U. of Texas, Texas Industrial Arts, E.T.S.C.g CULLENDER Tech, Sul Ross, N.T.S.C. A8zM. M.S. Scienceg W.T.S.C., B.S Texas Tech, M .A. MR. JOE ENGLAND Athletic Director, Coach, P. E., H a r d i n-Simmons, B.A. MRS. SHIRLEY JUDD MRS. ITA KITRELL English, North Texas English, junior Sponsorg SMC, B-S- N.T.S.C, B.A. MR CLARK HUGHES Choral, Music, Texas Western, B.M. MRS. MAUDE HOOTEN Homemaking, Human Re- lations, Texas Tech, B.A. MRS. MARGARET MRS. ANNA MYRL MCCLESKEY MCGOWEN Librariang N.T.S.C, B.A., English, Civics, Senior M.A. Sponsor, Howard Payne, B.A.g Sul Ross, M.A. MX MR. JAMES McLEAN MR. PAT McLEOD Physics, General Science, Industrial Artsg N.T.S.C., Freshman Sponsorg Stephen B.S., M.S.g Sophomore F. Austin, B.A. Sponsor. MR. GENE OFFIELD General Science, Athleticsg Hardin-Simmons, B.S. MR. HARLEY SLEDGE Math, Coach B Team, Traclcg Howard Payne, B.A. MISS MARIETTA MRS. JEAN OFFIELD MONTGOMERY Physical Educationg Hard Commercial Artg Texas in.Simm0n5' MIEI Tech, B.B.A. MISS Commercial Arts Junior Sponsorg N.T.S.C.. B.S. MISS KAY TOLIVER MR. BILL WALDRON MR. LATHAN WALKER MR. C. M. WATSON English, .Spanish, journal- HISYOFY, Civics. Junior Math- Senior SPOUSOTZ E- Bilnd, Music 1, 2 Sul Ross ismg Texas Tech, B.A.g Sponsorg A.C.C., B.A. T.S-C., B.S., M.S. M.A.g A.C.C., BS T.S.C.W., M.A. X MRS. SALLY SUE GLENN ELROD MRS. BETTY YOUNG Tax Assessor and Collec- WALDRON English, Speech, Sopho- tor. School Secretary more Sponsor, N.T.S.C, B.A., M.A. '?wdw MR. MAURICE WILLIAMS Algebrag Southwest Texas State Teachers College, B. B.A. MRS. MAXINE MORGAN School Nurseg Texas Tech, Hardin Simmons. BUS DRIVERS-Mr. U. G. Cleveland, Mr. W. A. Vessels, Mr. J. G. Taylor, Mr Travis Martin, Mr. C. A. Stone. MR. CLEVELAND MR. NELSON MR. THORNTON MR. HELSEL . limi - .Q '.,w-' 0 95 M-1-,M 014 4 4 Band 1 2. uM,, Honor Society 2 3 gb 3- 4: For rronorable Mention 4. Sci - ence C1 b u 1, . Coronation Re SUE APPLEGATE 2' Spanish czub sifesinmive 3: Au sm Ch 'sullen re ary 2- 6 off 4' Chor - al Qlub I 7 - -Y 3, 4' Chow, l Club Preside f 4- ms. club ,. ..M,, RODQJEY BEAT, - Room Paney V, Iflub 2, 3. Basketb H ,Radu ' 'ff' resident gm 3 2 3 . ' clenfc ' 'L Track 2. ouncil 45 Vlfe Presjdeiit Igfgfgor gociety 35 preside t ' eo 1,55 4- n, Home MARY GRETA BILHARTZ Greta Mae Pearsall: Twirler First Class 1, 2, 35 All State Twirler 35 Girls' Intramural Track, First 440 Relay, Third Broad jump5 Band 1, 2, 35 Majorette 1, 2, 35 Chi Epsilon 1, 2. 35 Baseball 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Volleyball 35 Choral 15 Triple Trio 15 FHA 1, 2, 35 Tennis 1, 25 Junior Annual Staff 35 NBTA 35 FHA 15 Monahans: Band 45 Drum Major 45,Candidate, Football Sweetheart 45 Intramural Speedball Champs 45 National Thespian Society 4. CAROL Loy BRINK Queen of Hearts 15 Best All Around 25 Who's Who 2, 35 Football Representative 2, 35 American Legion Award 35 Pep Squad 15 Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 35 Triple Trio 2, 35 Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Volleyball Captain B 25 Typing Entry 35 Volley- ball Intramural Champs 35 Student Council Secretary- Treasurer 35 Home Room Panel Vice president 25 28 Day Club Secretary 45 FBLA Secretary 45 Junior Play5 Office Girl 45 Science Club 15 Speech Club 25 Student Council 3. Lg' I N K3 KS GENEVA JOAN BR00 . making Club 3 1 1 3: PeP Squad 2, 5, Home I?i3o?A. 11: Libfafy Club 1' SAM BRYANT CHRISTINE CA:-:ILL C'brif Runner-up for Intramural Soccer 25 Librarian 2, 35 Pep Squad 35 Library Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Volley- ball B Team 1. RICHARD CLARK lfRiriIl Coronation Representative 35 Candidate, Most Handsome 1 B 3, 45 Science Club 2, 35 National Thes i ciety 2, 3, 4' junio 5 oys' Chorus I pan Society 4' All S , r Play Cast' Stude All Star Cast R , 25 Mixed Chorus , tate Chorus 3, 45 National Honor So- , nt Council 45 Contest One Act Play 35 All Star Cast Districtg egional5 Declamation 3, 45 Speech Award 35 P.E. Club 15 President, Senior Class 45 Vice President Science Club 35 Student Manager 4. MAGG1E JEAN CLEGHORN Most Athletic Girl of Sophomore Class5 Candidate Band Sweetheart 4 25 District Champs 35 Mixed Choral 3' Allied Society 2, 3, 45 Secretary 3 Pa l 5 Band 2, 3, 45 Music Club , Youth Club 35 Typing Entry 35 National Hn'-A' , 45 National Thespian Society, Secretary 45 Vife D-- ' ne 35 Secretary, 28 Day Club 45 Majorette 2, 2 ' falls: Volleyball 15 FHA 1: Band V , ,, ., annual Staff 45 S ' ...arai Soccer 15 Mix d cience Club 2, 3, 45 FHA 15 Sandstorm Staff 45 Intra e Chorus 4. PAT CULLUM MPM, Class Wit 15 Band Sweetheart 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Tennis 2, 3, 45 Music Club 1, 25 Arts and Crafts 35 Science Club 45 Honor Society 3, 45 junior Play 35 Secretary Arts and Crafts Club 35 Treasurer Science Club 45 Reporter Senior Classg Vice President Home Room 35 Secretary Home Room 45 Vice President Band 45 Band Officer 3, 4. LEO Nsu. Davis HDd7,J,, Class Favorite 15 All State Choir 35 All State Choir Alternate 45 Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 15 Basketball 15 M Club 1, 25 Music Club 45 Class President 35 Vice President 28 Day Club 45 Student Council fPublicity Manager 1, 215 Monahans Pole Vault Record Set 2. BOBBY DIXON ffR0bjn b ' . H Q Rod C111 B d 1 2 3 49Band?fSlc30ith3,2i1,Or?hest1'3 du? an , r ' .Alie ' 45 ueen- 29 Sclfngideiluclif grchestra 43 Hobo Band 3, Q 3, 1:3-riornet SoloiSf 3: 4' me - N CHARLES C- Dqfjso H5-if Cbarlex 3. its 31 Golf Team 4. Arts and Cra 12.12. Club 1- 2, a UESLER LLOYD JAMES ri-.Deal-071 . hestra 3, 45 . ff' er 2, 5. 4, Orc d Band 1, 21 3' 4'-Bazgeffl :len 1. 2, 5' 44 1501.35 2220 Music Cllxb Agni- Reporter 33 Sandsgognnoital 2.,Metal , 3, S - W 0 ' ' glagf 4: Speech and Debate 4, 0 3. Shop CARL JAMES DUNCAN ffjimf' - Sand- . I.0b0 4: Band 1 2, 3, 45 Mixed dChg::as Club 13 Music Club ' . Arts an storm Staff 4, 2: Orchestra 3, 4- DARLA EWELL Pep Squad 1 2 3 4' FHA 1 , , , , 5 Music Club 25 Arts and Crafts 3, 45 Choral Club 3, 45 Sandstorm Staff 45 Lobo Staff 45 Triple Trio 45 Soccer Champs 3. Btu. FERRILL Grandpa Candidate for Best All-Around 25 Who's Who 25 Class Favorite 35 American Legion Award 35 Football 1, 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Reporter 25 Student Council 3, 45 President Student Council 45 President 28 Day Club 45 P.E. Club Reporter 45 Class Sergeant-at Arms 35 Honor Society 2, 3, 45 M Club 2, 3, 4. BILLY joE Form P.E. Club 1, 25 Sandstorm Staff 45 M ' Club 3, 4, Basketball 3, 45 Tennis 3. 45 Lobo Staff 4. I00 womZ1e 5, ,, Band 35 FHA 15 Music Club 25 Arts and Crafts 3 Lobo Staff 4. , 45 Sandstorm Staff 4 Bonny GREENLEE Tea1eaf Football 1, 3, 45 Honorable Mention All-District 45 M Club 1, 3, 45 P.E. Club 25 Boxing 3, 45 Tennis 45 Baseball 45 Track 15 Boys' Choir 1, 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3. ARLEN GREEN 'Trizzelf' Football 1, 25 Basketball 15 Track 1, 2' M Club 25 Arts a d Spi , Choral Club 45 Science Club 15 All-State Chorus 35 n Crafts Club 35 Boys' Choral 35 Mixed Chorus 45 Vice President Disc nners Club 45 Reporter Arts and Crafts Club 3. BARBARA GRISSOM Staff A t and Crafts Clul? Z, Ili Eandstorm 25 1' S C U 1 ' ?:PL1?t?3agraff 4: Square Dance BETTY FAY GUNTER BeliY', Band 1, 2, 5, 4' EDNA HARPER Eddie Band 1, 2, 5, 4, Band Officer, Declamation 1, 2, 3, Music Club 1, 2, Arts and Crafts Club 53 National Thes- pian Society 4, 28 Day Club 4, Sandstorm Staff 4, Lobo Staff 4, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Winner of Voice of Dem- ocracy 3. 4, junior Play 3. JIMMY HARPER lljtmll Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Safety Club 1, Science Club 2, 4, Allied Youth 3, Arts and Crafts 3, 28 Day Club 4, Band President 4, Band Officer 2, 3, 4, Allied Youth Pres ' 'd nt 4. ident 3, Science Club Presi e 10 BETH HARRIS MOS! Beauff 1 . ff Honor 50qeQyu2 EDI? Act Pjay 3. Distft gadyf, ' - 1 e 'U ic - cretary Thespian Society icggmer 2: Junior play 3 S - . ' P0rt . J Seminole: Band 1, F ROBERT EARL H er Thespran Society 4 Peedball Champs 4. ' Oofball 1: Track 1. L IGHTOWER ' ' y 8lTlC'Sa, Footb H I Football 3- Basketb H JOHNNY HILL 3 2, Track 2: Monohans. Track 3 ' 3 3: Annual Sf Q ' aff 4' Sandggo l tm Staff 4, rep Squad 1. Egg-1 ru-ellghf 4. Canda -1. 1 r 1 1- Z 1 3136 fo B Band 2, 3 4. Speedl 1, Captain Softball 1 lb and Sweetheart 4 R nate 3, Treasurer ClasS'1- lrls Choral 4 Music Cliib yogiflans Officer iii 133:35 I 45 Tennis A162 I 'al Intramural 4. G. aptam Volleyball uidoso New Mex! Muon Band 1 2. U ED HOCK porter gi Music Club 23 Orchest Mzllze , ecretary Home Room 4 ra 3: F.B LA 4 Lobo St ff - a AR Basketball 1, 2, 3 4. I RECJHHDSON , , Sandsform S l ug taff 4, Lobo Staff JACKIE Lou JACKSON Yljarkll Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Foreign Language Award 2, In- terscholastic League Spelling 3, Home Room Panel 3, 28 Day Club 43 Library Club 1, 2, Spanish Club 35 President Spanish Club 35 President Home Room 4g Secretary Allied Youth Post 4. JOHNNY JORDAN nBeakyu Most Talented 1, Smartest 1, 2, 35 Scholarship Award 1, 2, 33 M Award 23 Vocational Award 2, Who's Who 2, 35 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, All District 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Track 1, 2, Tennis 4g Baseball 45 Club 2, 3, 45 Vice President 35 Persident 4g P.E. Club 1, Vice President Student Coun- cil 35 Secretary-Treasurer M Club 2, 33 President Home Room Panel 3, Treasurer Student Council 43 Vice President 28 Day Club 4, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, l02Vice President 4g Class Secretary-Treasurer 1. 45 M Club13 WILEY KELLY ll 1, 3: . lc 12 Baskelba . pE - Football 1, Tfaf d Club 1. ' ' Band 1' ff gf QQ.-.dstorm 5'affe411:,c:ncZ. 5: RfP0 e' EYES 3? Vice President Hom Home R00m 2' WILL KELLY , i JIMMY Rzsx LANE fflldnell Athletic Manager 523 Basketball 45 28 Day Club 45 junior Playg M Club 25 President, P.E. Club 45 Science Club 3. Cuanuss Locxza lfcbeddyll Football I, 2, 3, 4: Track 25 M Clubg junior Play 3. DONALD Lois fazz6o Band 1. 2. 2 4' ' V T FHA Boys' Chorus 25 X D ORIS LOVE!-L 1 Tony , 2, 3, 4: CL Choral 1, 35 Volleybau IF ' Tofff MCFARUN Mr' Mixed Chorus 4. President Rodeo Club 3 4 GAIL Pep squad 1 2' F3iC1:IEELY ' ' , 2 Joy MALLOW Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4. BOBBY MALONE 1 51 F.B.L,A- 4. jigaboo Campus Favorite 35 Football 1, 2, 3, 4g All-District Hon- orable Mention 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Baseball 43 Tennis 4g Home Room Panel 45 M Club 2, 5, 4g 28 P nel 4. Day Club 4g Reporter Home Room a I04 TIN ZETA I-OU MAR r'Dg0dlebugH4. Girls' Ch0ruS lr 2' te , . Secre- 43 Alrerna . Club 3, PeP Squai if ilice Presldffn' Library . volley' 3 ' :QW Library Club 4. MARTINEZ G1LBERT0 CI ,, d .1515 E Club 23 Artsggmt . h 11 P f4: PICS' en st HandS0mC 3, Arcssg 41 Lobo igflrd 1. :gong 3 4: Sandsmm dmc' I2 ' . perfect Nw' nd Crafts 4r Arts 3 LENA MASON Pep Squad 2, 35 Arts and Crafts Club Secretary-Treasurer 45 Library Club 1, 2, 35 Sandstorm Staff 45 Annual Staff 45 Volleyball Intramurals 2. Roy K. Marmzws Boys' State: 35 Band 2, 3, 45 P.E. Club 1, 25 Arts and Crafts 3' Sci , ence Club 45 28 Day Club 4. RAYMOND MITCHELL lfMin,6I! Band 1, 25 Math Club 35 Science Club 35 Arts and Crafts Club 4. 'ww PeP Squad lg Choral CI b ll LA 5 Q l E -nuurny' U . 3, 4, Treasure, Mixe fl C P.E. Club 1 2. Arts d C CARLTON MOODY horus 3. ' ' HU f F ra ts Club 3, 45 Sandstorm Staff 4' L b PeP RANGES HELEN Moss i 0 0 Staff 4' Sqllad 2: Cham io rrMeIIy,, ER Club 3, Arts and gags 21 SET:-r Team 5. Archer Ch u , r Y ampion 3, Gif r ls' HELEN MULDROW Archer City: Band 1, 25 Choral l, 25 ahansg Band 3, 4g FHA ZQ Alterna Ma'orette 4g F.B.L.A. 4g Lobo Staff l 4g Band Secretary 2, FHA Treasurer 2. JOAN MYERS jamie Pep Squad 2, 3g Library Club 1, 2, 4g Lobo Staff 4g Sandstorm Staff 4. I06 Athletic Club 2- FBLA FHA 1, 25 Mon- te Majorette 5, 4g 45 Sandstorm Staff 35 Arts and Crafts SANDRA Maura PARK MTW' 2- Library Club 51 , 4: FHA 1, 1 d 2, 3, s eedball Champwrlscifls' ChoruS 4, Pep Squa hgixed Chorus 5, 4' 45 Thespian society' PEARL PQRK bu:-wrrixed Chorus 5.5 Sedum . 'brarY Glu ' FHA 1- L' 1 Thes- b 5: Nmona v d Crafts Clu . .up Soccer Home Rgom 2-, ?y1:Se?nIntramuralS 3- Runnfer - R l pian S0f'e'Y ' f up Voll0Yball ChamP'0 5 2' lm- . . Runne ' I Champlons 5' Afchefy . R nner-I-IP edball Champions 4' U ner-UP SP8 d 2, 3, 4. Champions 33 PeP Squa Barry Poimsn ffBeepll Seymour: Band 1, 2, 35 Glee Club 15 Library Club Treasurer 25 Business Club Vice President 35 Annual Staff 15 Manager Team A Intramural Volleyball 35 Intramural Volleyball Team 25 President junior Girls' Rodeo Club 35 Secretary, G.W.F.G. 25 Vice President G.W.F.G. 35 All State Band 15 junior Play5 Monahans: Band 45 F.B.L.A. 45 Sandstorm Staff 45 Annual Staff 4. jAMEs Punsm Puff Band 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Football 15 P.E. Club 1. 25 Arts and Crafts Club 35 Disc Spin- ners Club 45 Disc Jockey of Disc Spinners Club 4. FIDEL D. Ovsmsmas Leli1o P.E. Club 1, 2, 35 Arts and Crafts 45 Sandstorm Staf f 45 Lobo Staff 4. KENNETH Wrrs ON REAMY Rim6uJ ' King of Hearts lj Who's Who 35 Merit Award 1, 35 Representative for Most Athletic 1, 2 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Honorable Mention All-District 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 25 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Club 1, 2, 3, 4g 28 Day Club 45 Vice President Club 4. PHYLLIS ELAINE REDMON Ifpill-yll Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Debate Team Alternate 3, Extemporaneous Speech 3, Pep Squad 1, 2, 3 Program Chairman Library Club 4. MA'-IOYCE RIVERS Link Ri1fer.r Runner-up Soccer Champions 35 Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Pep Squad lg Reporter F.B.L.A. 35 Presi dent F.B.L.A. 45 Secretary Spanish Club 25 Secretary Home Room 4. E SIMPSON Pep S anisimu Club 1' Lob0 staff 3, n Y 1 I , Staff 4: Inter- Tri-Hi, , P society 3, 45 Sandstorgegional Winner Squad qi Ililggli-e ReadY-writing 2, 5' . 3 49 scholastlc . 4, Secretary' ' J -or Play' Science Club 2' 3, uni I Room Pfes' 53 , - Class Secrefafl' 4' Home Class Reporter 3, ident 4- SLOAN, JR- SHADDOCIF HOMER Buddy, - 'dent b 5: Vice Prem . r Play 32 Secretafl' P'E' Clu Junm 3. E Club 4- Class sergeanf'at'A'ms P. . i FR Squa Band 1, Pep Crafts 43 Annual Soccer 2' Football lv 2: ANKIE Rui? SNOW Hpunls 1 2 Libral'Y s- MS and 5 ' ral d 2, 3: FH d fbrm Staff 4: Inffamu Staff 43 San S RKS Arvm SPA JAMES . nTlnyu I Baseball 4 ' Play, Golf Team S1 J '0' Mixed Chorus 4- ANME Lou STAYTON Lau Annual Staff 45 Sandstorm Staff 49 Library Club 45 Girls' Intramural Speedball Champions 45 28 Day Club Treasurerg Library Club 2, 33 Vice President Library Club 4. JERRY Vsssrers lyugll All District Football End 45 Potato King 35 Football 2, 3, 45 Boxing 1, 3, 45 Tennis 4g Baseball 45 M Club 2, 3, 45 P.E. Club lg Home room Panel 35 Treasurer M Club 4. PATSY WADE ffpatll Pep Squad 2, 33 Lobo Staff 4g Library Club 1, 2, 35 Arts an d Crafts Club 4g Sandstorm Staff 4 IIO .- -..Nui Panel 45 Editor Lobo 45 A ...N ivational Representative 3' B ' President A rt , oys Choral 1, 2, , 5 rts and Crafts Cl b 5 Award 15 Re ' gional Sgholastic Art Winner 3 4 Art 1, 45 Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Vce u 3 28 Day Club 45 P.E. Club 1, 2. Rim WATKINS Rim Mae Representative Miss Firelight 35 Representative Most Intelligent 25 FHA 1, 25 Library Club 3, Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Speedball Champions 45 Ping Pong Champion 35 Pep Squad 2, 3, 4 leader 45 junior Play 35 28 Day Club 45 Lobo Staff 45 Secretary Lib Club 45 Sandstorm Staff 4. 5 Cheer rary Club 35 Pre ' ' sident Library ANN WERNECKER Fredericktown, Mo.: Candidate Football-Basketball Sweetheart 25 Band M Pep Squad 1, 25 FHA 15 Basketball 1, 25 Volle b ball 35 Co-Captain5 Tabl ' F.B.L. - ajorette 1, 25 S f yall1,2,35Cat ' e Tennis Cham i - ' A. 4, FHA 1. pon 3, junior Pla SUE WINTON Campus Favorite 3: Favorite 1, 23 Nomillrgrligder 45 Footballfgiig igiiinate Cheefleadef 33 Home Room Paniii lie Trio heart 41 Pep Squgfgbei, 2: 51 Sextet 1-, glass '1I?reasurCf Chorus 1, 21 334. SeCfetHfY Class 2, 3i, 2- Music Club 32 Tennis 2' Q 1: A1-is and Crafts qlsiollebball Champ' 43 Speecg Site President F.B.L-A- 4' 5: Secon ions 3- .IEAN WOODS o tball 1, 2 p am, Mme Lamott e, Mo.: Volley y Cast5 Softball Te am 33 Monahans: Volleyball 2 3 4' All T FREYDA WQODS Hsborfy' . Club Ss s ad 2 5' FHA 1' ii Staff 41 , qu 3 ' In grand abd PC?afts 43 Lgbgrfggffr Vice President Arts an E5 RAY ALAN Y-'ETTPlaye, 55 Co-Captain 4 Most VW' e Club 4, Home 0 ner 3, 4' jo ANN Youivc Iyoll , , , ournament 35 All-District Player 35 Pep Squad 3, 45 P 45 Band 25 National Thespian Soci 4' ' ep Squad Manage? ety , Library Club 35 Band Club 25 Square Dance Club 1. S un ZIMMERMAN Nominee Football Sweetheart 1, 25 Coronation Representative 25 Who's Who 2, 35 M Award 1, 2, 35 Scholarship Award 1,35 History Award 35 Most Talened Girl 15 Smartest Girl 15 Representa- tive to Miss Spirit of Christmas 45 Pep Squad 15 Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 Volleyball Manager 2, 35 Speech Club 15 Science Club 25 Choral Club 1, 2, 35 Triple Trio 2, 35 Student Council 2, 3, 4, Secretary 25 President 3, Assistant Student Manager 45 Junior Play 35 Interscholasic Typing 35 Honor Society 2, 3, 45 28 Day Club 45 Accompanist Trio and Sextet 25 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 45 Cl ' Vice President 2, 45 Vice President F.B.L.A. ' ' ' ' ass President 1, 3: 4, President Girls Choral Club 3. i 1 I , l' . - Track 1, 2' ll 1, 2, 3' ' - Basketball 1' 2' - Deblte Zfxibligtrict Second Tealiglitzig Mixed Chorusret4'Y Mn , B xin8 5, 42 Base t rm staff 4: sec ' Win- ? Lcobo Staff 4: Sami: iiel 1' Beard Growing Q h R om 3 ' Senior Class officers caught skipping class over at the Lobo. Reporter Pat Cullum, Vice Pres- ident Sue Zimmerman, President Richard Clark, Treasurer Sue Winton, and Secretary Sue Simp- son. Three luscious lovelies, Annie Lou Stayton, Ed- na Harper, and Rita Watkins are all decked out for green and white day. Senior Class rakes in the money at football games by selling everything imaginable, such as soft drinks, sandwiches, and candy. Here part of the Hobo Band plays for a pep rally. Mrs. McGowen and the senior girls sell hot coffee at the football game. Miss Toliver's home room make ready for the trip to KVKM. al 'Y- V1 Y , gf k ,mmm I N, , qv.,-1 V ' - wrdnag- A ,, I M . I :HE f , ii - f -' N -:Q I fl fm li I I 1 . ' ' ' ' 'Nik ' 5 w ,r f ' Q.- ' ,,,,.H . 71' . ' !he1v - 1' 4 1 - ' ' L , W V A jg, I I W I . , , . ' 4,,f,.m Q4fv .,,mif.Qf-Q, if ,M xmfau, II3 r V l osye g p . , K, g ffrii w s , K ' t if ,- ,,,, B Y eeek v B . I 1. I The junior officers relax for a minute-but that's not the way you remember them. Mari- fred Snelson and Lura Pinkerton, reporters, were usually digging up the latest . . . Bev- erly Bevill, secretary-treasurer, always had a bag of money, and Pearson Cooper, vice pres- ident, helped her carry it around. Remember how Bob Ackley, president, never missed a chance to make an announcement? And joe Gib Hanson and Mac Cox, sergeants at arms, tried to keep order Barbara Atkinson Jeannie Baker Tommy Barton Beverly Bevill Gordon Bolte Bobby Ackley our Q 'I 'Fx 2!f'.,,dr Af? ww A My fi rf f ,fa Y' 43551 U Q J Jin... iw was ? H e Virginia Bond rf F' 1 ,,, Q ,H x Glyndell Boop Ebba Brown Bobby Canon Helen Branam 'hm' 'N 'P-. Burl Chambers Billy Joe Cheek Mrs. Kittrell and her willing, but weary, workers sold everything , Charles imaginable in the shack at the B team games. Cleveland endow 5 I Pearson Cooper .-.-- Q 1- ?, 511 1 r-1. - 0 F.- Mac Cox Jimmie Dale Billy Downing, Lib Flores, Carol Foreman, john Fort, Peggy Fowler Caught in the act! Could it be that jack Hew- ett, jay Don Gensler, james Kennedy, and joe Gib Hanson are using the idea that four heads are better than one? Beryl Hilburn Jay Don Gensler Katy Hale Joe Gib Hanson Delores Harvick Barbara Haynes Jack Hewett Betty Hunt Jane Irvin Paul Funderburk Leah H111 A big send-off for the football team! Everybody gets in on the act with yells and cheers and laughter. I Mary Ann Lancaster fv- Q- 8- ! L 7-11 H , f I if a M f ' jean jackson James Kennedy Alai Tommy Kretzinger Venita Ledbetter, Dorothy Longbotham Joanna Madison, Margie Mann, Homer Money, Lenora Morris, Lynette Morris Master Pearson Cooper wields a stick to keep down chatter in American History class. Barbara Pope Bettie Odom Sandra Ogden Manuel Olgin Ramon Orosco Jimmy Peeples Lura Jo Pinkerton Marie Roberts Parker Roe Robert O'Del1 Ju'Ward Rivers I ... jo Beth Harris, Annie Lou Stayton, Beverly Bevill, Ebba Brown, Barbara Haynes, and Lura Pinkerton look awfully happy-because its time to eat, perhaps. :endow james Rudy Lijuana Runyon Lynn Sampson Darlene ff 4-- U. sims -'+ 30? if eil Marifred Snelson, Mary Steele X, l-1 Morris Stewart, Billy Stone, Finis Suggs Ray Summers unq- Nell Truelove Doyle Watkins Marie Watkins Rex Weaver Lee Roy Wilkerson Dorothy Williams A bunch of barefoot juniors wash down sets before painting them for their play Katys mouth is wide open as usual x-'L N if nf E v Qf fn -favs-vv 1 o -arf Q. They were the in-between class-no longer pampered Freshmen, and not yet privileged upper-classmen. But their officers led them through a busy year filled with work and fun. Here they are-Mildred Williams, secretaryg Noel Barfield, presidentg Sydney Wells, report- erg Maurice Crouse, vice presidentg and Gay- voughn Ledbetter, treasurer. Sa Noel Barfield Cleatice Beaty Shirley Burks Jacquelyn Carroll Grace Collins Carol Crosby Barney Adams Iris Adams Judy Agey Doyle Allen Wesley Anthony Grace Applegate Eulada Arnold Bonnie Bains Dorothy Crowson Olive De Lay Clarence Dittman june Eaton Bobby Fields Bettye Gober Donna Gray Joyce Gunter Barbara Hall Margaret Hamilton w jerry Hare Bill Haught Benny Henry 'vf y iq 11, : f.,,,f- , -'H B-H L' an 10- I23 Mrs McCleskey s homeroom has a meeting and of course everyone pays attention to Pres- Ray johns Betty jones Ronald jones Gwen Iordan jo Ann jordan Raymond King Everette Hewett Sandra Hill Phyllis Hogan Lou Ann Holsomback Glenda Howze Glenn Howze David Hubbard Leona Jackson The s..,,, I Peter Kramer David Lamberth Gayvoughn Ledbetter Charles Lee Billie Rae Lowe 1 1-4 l25 A knotty problem, apparently, from the look on these Sophomore faces. lt's Mr. McI.ean's homeroom. 0 764 I26 Patsy Pence Beth Piper Darwin Price Dwight Reagan Charles Rich Jeanette Rowlett Howard Neely Mary Newby joe Lee O'Dell james Oliver jackie Orr Cynthia Oualline Estefana Palafox Ann Paulson ii 3.-v if Keith Taylor Roy Rubio Janet Sage Connie Seay jackie '-Q Seward Mozelle Simpson Gaile Simpson x X jim Bob Simms Y Gordon Smith Neil Smith Thelma Sparks Harold Stewart Mickey Stiager f f all li 6 vf - NE. K S fpg + W -exam. Zig. Y Y X as Y ' PPT -,--R I27 Joan Taylor Billy Frank Tetens Barbara Tune Iola Turner Carlton Ward johnny Watkins Sydney Wells F. O. White 746450164 The Freshmen got off to a flying start with their Welcome Week, and their officers led them through a highly successful year. Here are john Bond, vice president, Bobby Ward, president, Jimmy Rex Wilson, treasurer, Linda Pipken, reporter, and Patricia Ham- mond, secretary. Betty Adams, Travis Adams, julia Alexander Fredrica Applegate, Ray Atkinson, Beth Avary Jeannette Baker, Margaret Ballowe, Joan Barton Donald Battreal, Dwight Bellamy, Larry Bil- hartz Patsy Blair, john Bond, Dickie Bonine Shirley Bowden, Kenneth Braddy, Joy Brumley in-r vw' nv IS.. .UL Douglas Bruton, Sandra Bryant, Pete Busby, Gary Chapman, janet Cloninger, Lenora Conn Kenneth Cook, Nancy Cosper, Lois Cowan, Elizabeth Cox, Linda Cullum, Betty Cutrell Peggy Coatney, Judy Lynn Cooper, Claude Cunningham Ramona Cutrell, Jimmie Sue Davis, Dwayne Dickey Patsy Downing, Ellen Edwards, Mike Ethridge Emmajean Fancher, Rosalind Fletcher, Brooks Franklin xixbjl, I af' ,jj l sf! . we L llnllur va Q st 2 Era? Linda Cullum, Miss Firelight, smiles as she prepares to light the bonfire before the Pecos football game. Ray Yeates is looking for somebody, while Johnny jordan mugs for the camera. 7 Shirley Freeze, jack Frost, Marsa Lee Garner David Geary, Mary Grigry, jean Ann Hechtel Patricia Ann Hammond, Donnie Hanning, Mac Hardy Madelyn Hash, Vickie Hawkins, Mary Le- nore Hedlund Juanita Hightower, Carol Hill, Dorothy Howze Martha Hudson, Jewell Hughes, Marilyn jack- son 'lm 'E 'es 'WS Sv Pat james, Billy Don jones, Cecil Keese, james Keese, Clyde Kennedy, Mildred Kirby Peggy Ann Klaus, Geraldine Kretzinger, Paul Lawson, Beverly Lee, Michie Long, Charles Markum Doris Mann, Joyce Martin, Helen Martinez J V Danny Mason, jack Masters, Athelda McNerlin J. W. McDaniel, Benny Milburn, Roberta ,lleI::f0IMoble nneth Money, I-M25 Iront- gomery dim Ok-LJ 5 l ,a- Cf' QCTAQJ K 'A'-rj' y,1! 'l, 11, 'f Y I V VH '-il 1 I Y vi ' ' l ' 71, ' I ,' nv ' f 'll 1 ',l 'I' lf' fn! ll ll ,Y l33 Harold Montgomery, Benny Milburn, and Judy Murray work on a committee report for Miss Patteson's homeroom. Janet Mooers, Myrna Rae Moore, Harold Mosser Judy Murray, Chyrel Nichols, George Van O'- Brien Nancy Parker, jo Ann Parnell, Betty Jo Par- rish Katherine Pickering, Betty Ann Pickett, Linda Pipkin Bill Poer, David Pomeroy, Ronald Poor Clydene Ragsdale, Glenda Pounds, Gerald Redmon KRW! ,q .igni- tri: i David Roberts, Shirley Saunders, Judy Scrog- gins, jacquelyn Shumate, Bill Smith, Jeanie Snelson Edith Swaney, Tommy Taylor, Barbara Tucker, Lana Turner, Layne Turner, Linda Valentine Charles Varnnum, Dave Wagner, Ann Wal- drop Ronald Walsh, Bobby Ward, David Weier Dean Whitaker, Sharon Whitman, jess Wil- liams. Donald Wilson, jimmy Wilson, Evan Wood 'B . Asia -i::i.l - Nlixssh l:::llI 'ily llllllll s 'lllll-I X ---::1:: 51112121 -4?- 5 ? Wanda Byrd, Diane Woods, jerry Woods, David Wylie, Lloyd Young ,:,:. ,.1. ., ..,,.,., .-,..:.. , VV.LL 'wt N., 131,11 t' ' i i I 4 'T X fisqlgk fi riilfn fire D mi . , . 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