Monterey High School - Chaparral Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 280 of the 1960 volume:

C? g j chaparral ’60 c h a p a r publications department, monterey r a 1 high school, lubbock, texas ’6 0 volume v editor-in-chief donnie richards layout editor marilyn tinney copy editor betty woodell business manager reha bristow top candidates for homecoming royalty are seated: cindy becker, attendant; emily smith, queen; nancy greve, attendant, standing are runners-up, pat holt, barbara black, marilyn tinney, ryn rhea, and Virginia parrish. foreword as the years of the first half of the twentieth century have come and gone, so too have the first five years of monterey high school slipped by. in this, the fifth edition of the chaparral, we hope that we have captured for you in pictures and words the events that set this year apart as the greatest yet for mhs. to each of you as plainsmen: may the next fifty years of your lives be enriched with abundance as you have helped to fill and enrich the pages of the 1960 chaparral. table of contents activities.........................7 clubs.............................41 athletics.........................55 portraits..........................81 classes senior..........................97 junior..........................127 sophomore.......................151 faculty...........................175 6 advertising 189 ‘Ii is A t flo L t i ijt L mp ' (J (0) 9h § xj - j SL SL aJL VK vJ JLCy‘ UJ SU J KSL jlf XXt L i'VVA� - _ A-Av o txJUL A JuL J-L 0 6 cy y y vvwjL_ activities david giIliam band pat crozier student council wayne cobb debate senior... pat holt choir P 1 a. i n s m e n ell is langston student council P e o n a 1. i t. i e s ryn rhea scholarship donnie richards publications marilvn tinney student council 8 ronald bandy athletics junior... p 1 a • i n s m e n donna wickersham scholarship reha bristow bob cone publications student council P C Sydney gibbs I student council s o n a I. i t. i e s billy hogan scholarship john moeser lee mcelroy student council band 9 sophomore... personalities 10 kay clapp citizenship hilly dennis student council gracie anderson student council sandra buster scholarship mike mady citizenship lyn walton cheerleading russ vvilkinson athletics judy wimbish friendliness student body officers... president ellis langston secretary nancy greve assembly committee members are jic clubb, kay clapp, nancy greve, susan jeanettc Harris, martha bray, pat holt, janey clavis, vala dawn taylor, glyn coff- man, jo davidson, stacia hicks, danny hood, karen koontz, sylvia george, jolin farrell, robert elliot, mark cluncan, and phil botik. homecoming committee members are v. j. lowrance, donna wickersham, russ Wilkinson, bob fisher, shirley sessums, marilyn tinney, donnie richards, ryn rhea, bob tate, dan cravy, and charlotte dorsey. committees back citizenship committee members are Car- olyn cates, leo brown, bob abbe, char- lotte hackney, lee me elroy, and billy dennis. recreation committee members are james perry, diaries head, sharon mangum, karen Harrison, betty jolmson, linzee brockmeyer, gracie anderson, ardith hessler, judy price, nancy nelms. plant and decoration committee members are travis rapcr, david smith, jerry burke, john moeser, don bumpass, dale stroud, wanda green, carol cowley, shirley potts, jean price, jan coty, and barbara wiley. mbs activities... poised safety committee members arc kathe merkt, jo koontz, sue In'll, billy ho- gan, martha welch, and bob cone. busy members of the publicity com- mittee are kay tid- more, sharon davis, vicki greer, cynthia moore, clcn pharr, brian b u r d i n e, gayle garrett, san- dra gcorge, a n n brown, and linda lockard. mary lu miller, mary kay pcarce, donna lovel, madelyn miller, dwayne hood, jackie alexander, nancy dennis, jo me cook, pat crozier, and audrey yancey. courtesy and cafeteria committee mem- bers are emily smith, patti liner, nan rampy, lyn walton, nancy white, and cindv becker. not pictured is barbara black. cheerleaders barbara black senior rouse emily smith head cheerleader nancy white junior lyn walton sophomore 14 mighty spirit patti liner sophomore 15 plainsmen football season hi-lites chicken sisters live, or hatched? ‘i said uh uh” hep hoboes “learn” the stomp seniors don robes for class pictures fall festivities... “student guides” at open house? homecoming royalty ’59... queen emily smith and at- tendants nancy greve and cindy becker reign over the '59 monterey homecoming. mils tradition is established as the first homecoming queen is presented with roses, a crown, and a kiss from each of the plainsmen co-captains al swelling and johnny Stricklin. cindy, escorted by jearl mowery; emily, by jim harris; nancy, by mike linder serve as homecoming royalty, nancy and cindy are presented a rose, symbolizing their royalty. 18 runners-up class favorite sophomores dale harris grade anderson seniors bob tate pat holt juniors ronald bandy donna wickerson nancy white 19 winter begins 20 Christmas carols echo through mhs halls on serious note youth week emphasizes “today's kids — tomorrow’s kings” early risers attend daily devotion 22 swing your partner and promenade! april fool! spectacular surprises burn the books, but not the memories. where’s my corsage? gala festivities spark mardi gras i hope he gets the message. wonder if it's worth it? at last . . . he'll learn if it kills me! night of nights. . . prom of ’60 master of most all stringed instruments, mr. mitehell zablotney, monterev’s or- chestra director, is also con- cert master for the lubboek symphony orchestra. members of the 1959-60 orchestra are guy hart, larry richards, dixie upton, sheri roberson, michacl williams, bette carole poff, sharon mills, riley davis, marshall harvey, susie hardin, gary griffith, billie jean scott. larita ewing, ellendor fox, sharon me reynolds, jimmy richardson, dena rasco, george biffle, barbara ed- wards, and sharon gott. introducing... the monterey chosen to attend all state, held in austin this year, are orchestra members, george biffle, b o b b y gee, ed holmes, gary griffith, jo ann ward, mary davis, judy bus- sey, dixie upton, mary ann brenneman, and larita ewing. 26 other orchestra members are millard hall, joanna silver, jim bearden, ed holmes, zona earle poff, angela adams, francis kelly, doris gannoway, dixon healy, connie me millan, harold snowden, carol cowley, marcia sparkman, mary margaret davis, bill fry, mary ann brenneman, glyn cofFman, jo aim ward, nan elem- ents, judy bussey, gay irwin, bobby gee, rafael her- nandez, marcia hall, and Carolyn herold. concert orchestra of strings... orchestra officers for 1959-’60 a r e bette earole poff, secretary; larita ewing, carol cowley, m a r y ann brenneman, histori- ans; michacl williams, vice-president; dixie upton, jo ann ward, judy bussey, bobby gee, ed holmes, guy hart, class representa- tives; jimmy richard- son, reporter; a n d george biffle, presi- dent. 27 members of the 1959-’60 band include larry richards, jim cash, darell ruckman, dark huff, richard banner, jerry starkes, jim gamble, david gilliam, front row; steve coggin, joe huber, john patton, rick fields, jimmy crozier, jerry thomp- son, lloyd edwards, mack perdue, second row; mac cravy, sharon Carlisle, phil lair, pat carruth, ronald me carty, joe black- burn, morris simpson, john farrell, third row; jim brewington, james ball, roger pfluger, richard smith, angela kay, dan- iel ryan, martha blocker, jim kennedy, fourth row; john witkowsky, daniel boone, bill prude, terry parks, dick fer- rier, billy biffle, dixie ward, mike tate, fifth row; nelda barnett, judy anthis, gerald afflerbach, johnny read, bryan meyer, jim nelson, bob myers, larry shafer, sixth row; raymond rogers, brian turner, gary key, seventh row. presenting... 28 the monterey high also included arc jonelle minton, marilyn finchcr, ka estes, charles healer, steve mallctt, mike mallett, joan jennings, grant taylor, front row; john mallory, jean ann hams, reha bristow, kay farrell, vala taylor, alice flinn, janis baucam, jenice ownsbey, second row; jimmy woodword, gary yaggy, barbara baker, randy fredricksen, ann shamburger, alan catc, keith thomas, charles burke, third row; sue davis, lee mcelroy, carolyn tune. don baggett, norma nowell, carol strange, richard spikes, don tinney, fourth row; ken wilson, larry joncs, le freda smith, tina smith, susic wheat, roxie ward, gary nored, mike atchison, fifth row; waiter bond, doris fox, janey davis, donna anderson, sarah porter, teresa winters, bonnie strawn, janis o’neal, sixth row; nancy koch, tommy appling, jon rogers, joy hamilton, sandra davis, seventh row. school band marching, playing 29 officers of the band include jim under- wood, dixie ward, david gilliam, randy frcdricksen, tina smith, reha bristow, jonellc minton, and jimmy gamble. band, choir members mr. fred stockdale initiates his first year at monterey as band sponsor. mbs band spot- lights majorettes lee me clroy, barbara shcrrill, r e h a bristow, j a n i s baucum. jenice ownsbey and drum major david gilliam. heading up the practice room stairs are all- staters jonellc mint o n , tina smith, j i m m y woodward, and mike tate «WWW monterey’s choral director, mrs. imogene harris, teaches, sponsors, and di- rects the a cappella choir and three auxiliary choirs. all state choir members chosen from the cantores are judith watson, jimmy richardson, judi williams, roy wilson, janyne maddox, and dvvayne hood. officers elected to lead the cantores dur- ing o9-’60 are dwayne hood, jean price, nornita mears, gary key, roy wilson, jo me cook, billy arrington, pat holt, gene harper, judith watson, and v. j. lowrance. gary key and judith watson were selected to reign over choir festivities as king and queen of the luah. win recognition 31 members of the acappella choir for 1959-’60 are front row, martha self, jane baggett, shir- ley potts, becfcy Hancock, martha bray, bobbic barber; second row, mary Ion brown, judi williams, judith watson, susanah roberson, ryn rhea, marion wilkes, laverne shoemaker, janice minor, judy price; third row, darrol clawson, Kent davis, landy senter, john talavera, jimmy porter, david park; fourth row, dwayne hood, george hi file, gary key, mike tate, iohn larson, kenneth looney, david me ilhaney, george hooker. 32 announcing. . . the cantores also included in the a cappella choir are jean price, nancy den- nis, pat crozicr, judy Clinton, therma lou hoover, pat holt, nornita mears, Sydney gibbs, and karen koontz, front row; beverly moore, twila eagle, jo me cook, Carolyn cates, jo davidson, judy norton, linda holt, stacia hicks, charlotte hackney, janyne mad- dox, and janice mills; second row, luther lawson, bill heard, john farrell, rick baird, sammy lanham, john moeser, james per- ry, billy arrington, jim dabney, douglas buck, ronald johnson, jimmy richardson, mac cravy, v. j. lowrancc, dennis garnet, and roy wilson, fourth row. 33 a cappella choir singing high, singing low lcs chanteaux members are linda bee- singer, delane bullard, earline neeley, patti lacy, barbara andcrson, judi law- rence, and judy teal, front row; judy el- lis, beth porter, yvettc gibbs, carron mahle, mary ann cahill, la vera me kee, judy haley, and larita jackson, second row; jane casstevens, sandra buekner, lynda booker, freida manning, kay odom, hazel acrey, lynn moore, and mary aus- burn, third row. members of the mariachis are jenny pbillips, beverly bird, pat nystel. judy wimbish, ruth ann king, georgia schew, sharon burnett, sandra johnson, barbara raney, ann casebolt, cheryl kerr, delores gordon, vicki pharr, and bobbie casperson, front row; sharon mangum, cheryl white, sharon me creary, mary Catherine norton, kay clapp, dee ann lyde, sandra peel, karen burnett, patsy keeton, jana orr, sue hawkins, carol cox, ruth ann stuart, and jo ann ward, second row; julianne mills, glynda davis, sue hudnall, sue carpenter, dan powell, tommy cassell, mike francis, danny hood, jerry graham, billy dennis, dub johnson, betty burgess, and karen kuntz, third row; jan meyers, geneie oden, buggsy burnett, mike mady, bobby black, pliil hud- son, larrv dahnke, ronnie trollingcr, donald burns, ronnie chesser, arnold bartlett, john nail, patti liner, and jeneta me neil, fourth row. auxiliary choirs perform during year singing members of the celestialettes are diane latham, linda mills, dianne owen, charlene smith, sandra railsback, linda cascy, judy me kinzie, charlene nelson, and fredia west, front row; pat manning, billie me millan, ann kirkpatriek, myrtice murphy, mary gosdin, gloria griffith. elizabeth grimes, paulette lang, and phyllis odom, second row; sliaron middle- brook, vieki hatton, mary battey, linda kay, martha nelson, barbara white, ann morris, lucy bnnns, ann earlton, and sliaron cozby, third row; linda pharr, mary ann heath, carolyn garrett, polly gregory, patsv arrington, betty lemon, sue hill, linda bryant, sliaron shelton, and delores judd. jimmy richardson tommy spann sports sports editor sarge klinger photo editor nancy greve artist betty Willingham, mary hi miller. Ionise kent cub reporters dan johnston, vvayne rhodes, richard thompson darkroom ass’ts. 36 jakes observe a fellow pledge demon- strate how to wipe a smile off one’s face at the quill and scroll initiation. quill and scroll. . . monterev’s opal cozby chapter of quill and scroll recognizes outstanding work in journal- ism by high school students, bettv woodell, president; judy hollars, vice-president; mary kav pearce, secretary; don Campbell, parlia- mentarian; and linda Stovall, social chairman, handle the club’s activities. press fotogs . . . publications photographers and camera fans make up the press photographers club, tommy spann, president; don Campbell, vice-president; and jerry wood, secretary, head the organiza- tion. 42 these are press photographers! sue calvert, sally welch, Virginia varney marilyn tinney, betty woodell clubs editor special reporters lynn me elroy, bill heard, boots cox, saundra foust, robert wilson ad salesmen judy hollars co-editor mr. lco lambert advisor just the facts” sondra reed circulation manager karen Williamson bookkeeper 37 donnie richards editor betty woodell copy editor marilyn tinney layout editor chaparral staffers billy marcy sports editor jimmy richardson sports linda Stovall activities editor bobbie tudor activities charmie stinson sr. section editor Carolyn cates jeanne o’loughlin sr. section Virginia varney clubs editor gale newton pat crozier clubs 38 reha bristow business manager fight deadlines colleen peterson kay tidmore jr. section sarah porter jr. section editor art charlotte hackney faculty sharon davis art editor hunter heath photographer madelyn miller, gloria duke soph, section jean ann hams martha pocr jeanettc scssums advertising 39 nhs... the national honor society is led by david gilliam, president; tina smith, 1st vice-president; inary lu miller, 2nd vice-presi- dent; dixie ward, secretary; and david vanderschel, treasurer, a student’s membership in this or- ganization is based on scholar- ship, character, service, and leadership and must be approved by the faculty and club mem- bers. junior and senior pledges arc accepted into nhs during the club’s initiation services. musicians’ guild... the musicians’ guild, organized in 1955 for all students interested in music, is headed by john farrell, president; pat crozier, senior vice-president; polly gregory, junior vice-president; shirley potts, secretary; and dwayne hood, reporter. “i can’t see this peanut, much less push it,” wails a musicians’ guild member at the club Christmas party. spqr... spqr. rummage sale gains funds to send representatives to the state meet. ldi... organized in 1955 to create an interest in library work, 20 mem- bers of liberatores de ignorantia (liberators of ignorance) are guided by conni sue kennedv, president; bonilyn carpenter, vice-president; jackie king, secretary; jane richards, historian; and mary beth cox, social chairman. donald cox, president; lee mc- elroy, vice-president; maegene nel- son, recording secretary; barbara sherrell, corresponding secretary; grant taylor, treasurer; jonny Ste- vens, reporter; linda montgomery, historian; Carolyn dean, editor; and arthur skibell, activities director, lead sixty-one members of the latin club in the study of the roman civili- zation. display is a feature of library work taught to l.d.i. members. 44 two national thespians members answer roll call as a pogo stick and a tea kettle. natl thespians... through the various activities of national thespians, the 35 members arouse and further interest in theater dramatics, the officers are jeanne o’laughlin, president; lynn warren, 1st vice-president; penny waldron, 2nd vice-president; jane kerr, secretary; cynthia moore, treasurer; susan harris, clerk; and betty me abee, scribe. modern dancers organize new routines during weekly tuesday morning re- hearsals. mmd. . . montereys newest club, the monterey modern danc- ers, stresses tumbling skills and uses club time for prac- tice. leading the organiza- tion through its first year are wynette jolmson, president; janet me donell, vice-presi- dent; judi williams, secre- tary; barbara rose, treasurer, and jane buchanan, reporter. 45 fha members admire the club beau chosen by popular vote at the sweet- heart banquet. fha... future homemakers of america fosters interest in home economics, selected to lead the club are sally denton, president; donna criswell, charmie stinson, wynette johnson, phyllis ralston, and mary williams, vice-presidents; charlotte dorsey, secretary; sherry riley, treasurer; joy hamilton, reporter; sunny may, parliamentarian; and ann morris, ann milling, donna wickersham, sue wages, and hope wright, committee chairmen. fha girls and their fathers join in recreation at the I club’s annual daddy date nite. two ffa members gain practical experience in farm construction. leading 72 members of future farmers of america toward agriculture leader- ship, co-operation, and citi- zenship are the chapter offi- cers: pat morgan, president; Charles casebolt, vice-presi- dent; tommy wages, secre- tary; jearl mowery, treas- urer; dan jolmston, reporter; john wharton, parliamentar- ian; and noel edwards, sen- tinel. ffa boys demonstrate livestock care and feeding. 47 selling football programs is y-teens only money-making project, sales conducted by members this year netted the largest amount any club had previously collected. y-teens... i y-teens, the largest club in mon- terey, is affiliated with ywca. shir- ley potts, president; shirley ses- smns, 1st vice-president; Sydney gibbs, 2nd vice-president; charmie stinson, secretary; and pat crozier, treasurer represent 345 girls as 1959-60 officers. couples participating in the foreign sweetheart parade at the y-tecn valentine banquet await talent presentation. each club member serves on one of the following committees: food and finance, social, music, service, publici- ty, program, or worship headed by nancy white, barbara black, sherry riley, bette carole poff, sharon jones, jane kerr, and sandra king, re- spectively. these com- mittees plan the club’s activities. 48 death walks the streets in the form of senior hi-y members, the organization helps the police department in cautioning motorists during the Christmas holidays. m h s hi- y’s. . . participating in joint service projects, and other activities, the mhs hi-y s strive to create, maintain and extend high goals of Christian character, senior officers include jim harris, president; james perry, vice-president; david smith, secretary; and hob tate, treasurer. junior officers are kenneth dart, president; hank still, vice-president; david me ilhaney, secretary-terasurer; and john moeser, chaplain. sophomores round out the list with robert elliot, president; kenneth me neil, vice-president; hilly dennis, secretary; mike guy, treasurer; linzee brockmeyer, reporter; and jimmy cochran, chaplain. sophomore, junior, and senior hi-y members pre- pare for the club sponsored homeroom basketball tour- nament during march. 49 jr. red cross members help students of guadalupe school with classwork. the childrens supplies were collected and donated by the club. jr. red cross... jr. red cross is dedicated to service for the underprivileged of the community, presiding over the club s projects are le freda smith, president; mary willams, vice-president; judy johnson, secretary; sara beth hext, reporter; and suzanne spratt, parliamentarian. lbv. . . los buenos vecinos is the largest of monte- rey’s three language clubs with 100 mem- bers. marilyn tinney, president; wanda green, vice-president; martha bray, secretary; nancy dennis, treasurer, and sally kay welch, report- er strive to promote good will among our Spanish neighbors. “serior! exclaims a Spanish club senorita to an abashed caballero. brazerros hunt for bargains at the fall rummage sale. 50 fta... future teachers of america, now in its fifth year of exist- ence, was organized to pre- pare students for the teach- ing profession, club officers include nanette stavenha- gen, president; rubye wall, vice-president; ida fawcett, secretary; kenneth looney, treasurer; judy price, re- porter; ryn rhea, historian; and mike williams, parlia- mentarian. student teaching in ele- mentary schools gives mem- bers a taste of what they will be getting into should they decide to become teachers. mr. and miss fta assist teachers in grading papers. tat... art students interested in promot- ing the study of vocation in the field constitute the tat club, officers of tomorrow’s artists today are sharon jones, president; gayle gar- rett, vice-president; lanell shaw, secretary; phil botik, treasurer; and sandra george, reporter. 51 prospective customers look over the items featured in the tat Christmas sale. the officers and sponsor depart for a district meet in tulia. VIC . preparing students for future vocations is the aim of monterey’s vocational industrial chapter, planning the club’s functions are the 1959-’60 officers: thomas me natt, president; mary lois jones, vice-president, kay keen, secre- tary; andy keith, and verneil beckham, co-treasurers; judith ruskoski, reporter; and dale haygood, sergeant-at-arms. practice in salesmanship and contact with customers gives added confidence to d. e. students. under the direction of pat hendon, president; sammy burke, vice-president; patri- cia barton, secretary; jo ann moseley and april abernathy, co-treasurers; and june rich- ardson, reporter, the dis- tributive education club strives to carry out its pur- pose of fostering high busi- ness principles in the class and on the job. 52 montercy chemists select officers at the club’s first meeting. chemistry... with the help of wayne cobb, president; bill marcy, vice-president; judy bussey, secretary; and dixie ward, program chairman, the chemis- try club aims to promote the understanding and the study of science. science... science students join together to observe and execute experiments which regular class time does not permit, directing the club’s activi- ties are george biffle, president; don yingling, vice-president; and joy hamilton, secretary-reporter. 53 club registration clay finds science students adding their names to the roll. french club royalty is crowned at the 12th night ban- quet jan. 9. later good times are recalled by departing guests. french club... for the first time french students, formerly affiliated with spqr now boast their own language club which furthers the understanding of the french culture, colleen o brien, president; janice minor, vice-presi- dent; teena brown, secretary; linda lockard, treasurer; carol cowley, reporter; and marsha elms, social chairman, are the 1959- 60 officers. national forensic league, mon- terey’s smallest club, with a mem- bership of twelve, emphasizes speaking ability among high school students, a student must earn a required number of points by par- ticipating in various interscholastic league contests held in the spring to be admitted into the organiza- tion. exasperated debaters wade through stacks of materials in preparation for contests. ’men, sandies winston dark back mike guy back ronald bandy back gene kincaid back elected by their fellow players, al swell- ing and johnny Stricklin serve as co- captains for the 1959 season. tension grips the plainsmen coaches mr. bill dubose, mr. don gray, and mr. james odom during the last crucial moments of the monterey-permian game, plainsmen coaching made monterey especially dan- gerous in district 3-4a competition. 56 tie in 3 - 4A season summary to blast polytech in their season opener, the monterey plainsmen re-enforced an aggressive ground attack to outplay the parrots by a mar- gin of 35-6. montereys ground attack succeeded a second time as the plainsmen ran rough shod over the permian panthers for a final tally of 20-7. despite rain-dampened spirits, the ’men man- aged a 7-6 victory over the fast running mid- land bulldogs, only through “mud and guts” tactics did the plainsmen hold their one-point lead through the last two quarters of play. nerve-racking fourth quarter play kept freez- ing plainsmen fans on pins and needles as the plainsmen pushed past the pampa defenses for a hard-fought 7-6 triumph. scoring on a drive sparked by the recovery of a palo duro fumble, monterey slammed ahead 7-0 with 2:03 left in the half, the plains- men added three more 7-point scores for a 28-0 runaway. the plainsmen suffered their first and only defeat of the season when the amarillo golden sandies blew into lubbock and stopped mon- terey 14-7. to keep their hopes alive in the 3-4a race the “big red line” stopped a last ditch extra point try by borger. coming from behind three times, the plainsmen clutched a 22-21 score in the final seconds of the game for the win. monterey s chances for an undisputed district title were slashed in the 27-27 tie with plain- view after mounting an awesome third-quarter rally which fell short of victory. combining a stiff defense with a precision passing attack, the plainsmen gained a 28-27 victory over the seventh-ranked team in the state, the tascosa rebels. cinching a tie for first in district, the plains- men ran rampant over the luckless tom s. lub- bock westerners, scoring the first time they had the ball, monterey didn’t stop until the score board read 32-0. dale harris back buster hindman back james ellis back jim harris back butch thompson back bob harrison back jimmy cochran back phillip suitt back 57 joe viney back johnny Stricklin back bill thornton center butch davis center ronnie vvassom center plainsmen ax panthers, 20-7 the plainsmen racked up their second win of the season with a show of air and ground power against the permian panthers, mon- terey’s offense clicked three times with two successful conversions for a final score of 20-7. johnny Stricklin, back, reaches skyward toward a monterey pass in the tussel with permian of odessa. 58 mike phipps center ronald jackson end monterev out muds midland joe johnston wet grounds greeted the plains- suard men upon arriving at midland for their third game of the season, during gridiron action, however, the weatherman and a tough plains- men squad worked together for a 7-6 victory over the bulldogs. mack hale guard evading bulldog tacklers, butch thompson pits running strategy against midland’s ground force, monterey’s defense held the bulldogs to one tally for a 7-6 win. leonard rockie jimmy ray clive lankford guard tackle tackle 59 harvesters yield to men monterey fans were kept standing during the grind- ing contest with the pampa harvesters, for nearly four quarters the harvesters held a 6-0 lead, several times the plainsmen threatened the pampa goal only to lose control of the ball, monterey continued to pound the line to score in the final 13 seconds of the game, a successful conversion added the extra point necessary for a 7-6 win. noel edwards tackle running the gauntlet between two approaching pampa harvesters, gene kincaid carries for monterey during a nip-and-tuck battle which saw the plainsmen squeeze through for a 7-6 victory. rex jasper tackle accompanied by jim barn's and mike linder, homecom- ing queen emily smith and first runner-up nancy grevc receive bouquets of roses during pre-game activities at the monterey-tom s. pep rally. david sirns end plainsmen drop dons, 28-0 a fast-moving back- field caught fire in the last two minutes of the second quarter to start a drive that rolled to two touchdowns before the half ended, the plainsmen slammed past the dons twice more in the final half to add 14 more points to the final score of 28-0. being followed by a crowd of palo duro defensemen, quarter- back james ellis at- tempts to escape the dons defensive power 61 Sandies break winning streak out for their sixth win of the season, the plains- men failed to dampen a northern “sandstorm,” losing 14-7. drawing first blood, monterey held amarillo scoreless in the first half, only to drop behind 14-7 in the third quarter. plainsman end harokl stew- art hugs a pass amid the heartbreaking loss to the amarillo golden sandies. plainsmen win one john cummings end notorious for its one-point vic- tories, the plainsmen staged a grim touch-and-go fight for the winning point with the horger bulldogs, numbed by cold and numerous set- backs, monterey drove to a 22-21 win. gene kincaid grasps for a pass during the hard fought 22-21 victory over the de- fending champions, the horger bulldogs. , tie one a biting cold, coupled with a slamming bull- dog line, slowed the plainsmen down for a 27-27 tie. once again a one-point m a r g i n would have meant the difference between win- ning and losing. monterey fullfack joe viney cuts a corner in front of a lunging bulldog as james ellis and gene kincaid clear the way. rebels, westerners, extra point specialist jearl mowery battles tascosas don mobbs for an aerial in a thriller which saw the plainsmen edge the once beaten rebels 28-27. shown with the district 3-4a victory bell and tro- phy are head coach mr. bill dubose and co-captains al swening and johnny strick- slashing runs into rebel territory backed up by a rugged defense carried the plainsmen to a 28-21 lead over tascosa with 4:35 left on the clock, spell- i bound fans saw tascosa score and then be held on a two point drive for the final monterey 28- 27 edge. fall to mighty plainsmen felling their crosstown rival 32-0, the plainsmen kept the coveted sil- ver spurs for the second consecutive year, upon scalping the westerners monterey cinched a tie for the 3-4a district championship with the ama- rillo golden sandies. jim harris, monterey halfback, puts the pressure on the westerners during the second quarter of play which saw tom s. completely overpowered by the red and blue. lancers snatch third monterey s lancers dropped their first game of the season to the little- field b-team, but gained momentum in the latter part of the year, the tom s. cowhands scored a fourth- quarter touchdown to edge the lan- cers in their first district game, the only other setback was delt the lancers by the borger bullpups as they raced to a 29-6 victory over the lancers, recording two shut- outs, the lancers harvested the pampa shockers 26-0 and caged the plainview bullpups with a 37-0 score, monterey’s b-team performed in good fashion against the amarillo schools as they edged palo duro 38-8, and dropped tascosa 24-22. they then battled the yannigans to a 0-0 tie. mr. ted simon served his first term as the lancer head coach assisted bv newcomer mr. bobby moegle. first row from left to right: david bartlett, tommy hell, donald brady, tom brown, bill butcher, jerry burke, briggs burnet, ronnie cannon, rick carson, wayne cleland, harry clemins, and boh cone, second row: coach ted simon, harry davis, tommy delavan, glenn dorrcl, mike fowler, jerry garry, hob gibson, perry gott. billv graham, ronnie hall, loren hamilton, roy barlow, ronnie hillis, and coach hobby moegle. in district competition sophomore halfback ronnie hillis and junior end bill butcher were elected lan- cer co-captains for the 1959 season, this was the first season on the b-team for both boys. third row: billy hogan, dick hubbert, ray humphrey, robert jack son, dale jones, johnny mack king, sammy lanham, jim lewis, jimmie marcy, richard montgomery, dick parkcr, and edwin pryor. fourth row: jerry shiply, doug simpson, johnny sims, larry Strickland, kenneth summers, jimmy Upchurch, rowen upton, buddy whitson, Stanley womack, thomas young, barry davis (mgr.), and jimmy pierce (mgr.). plainsmen finish eighth we they Odessa 68 64 levelland 103 57 lamesa 76 73 abilene 59 88 lamesa 62 64 clovis 52 64 midland 35 62 odessa 56 58 Colorado city 64 44 midland 40 60 plain view 68 87 pampa 58 82 amarillo 64 68 palo duro 59 69 tascosa 40 39 borger 53 80 tom s. 47 55 plainview 56 72 pampa 66 83 amarillo 64 75 palo duro 61 73 tascosa 46 55 borger 52 87 tom s. 47 55 the monterey plainsmen kneeling are coach gerald myers, marshall me crum- men, august luedecke, mike gooden, and coach gerald rogers. 68 keeping the men and equipment in playing order are managers john nail and ronnie alien. in district standing: darnce ritchey, don cox, don kuykendall, donnie bumpass, russ Wilkin- son, johnny Holloway, diaries casebolt, and greg smith. coach gerald rogcrs finished his first year as head basketball coach bringing the plainsmen into eighth place. season summary reeling from distinct height disadvantage, the plainsmen cagers waded through an unsuccess- ful season finishing in the eighth spot in district competition. in the varsity's initial district encounter with plainview, the bulldogs jumped to an early lead and increased the margin till half time, the plainsmen rallied in the third quarter but the red hot bulldogs took an 87-68 victory home with them. the large half time deficits continued to de- feat the plainsmen until the encounter with the tascosa rebels, tascosa’s stall method failed as the plainsmen snatched a 40-39 victory. injuries plagued the 'men during the last half of district play and monterey continued to lose consistently, for the first time they lost both games to tom s. ironically the red and blue were defeated by identical scores of 55-47. typical of the plainsmen during the faltering season was their fighting spirit which lasted throughout the district contests, each player on the squad gave his best until the final buzzer sounded, often the scoreboard fails to record the true victors. 69 mhs quint charles casebolt jr. mike gooden sr. don cox jr- donnie bumpass, junior forward, drops in a lay- up against the plain- view bulldogs in the plainsmen’s first district game. 70 loses trio russ wilkinson goes high above a har- vester as he snatches a rebound from teammate don kuykendall in a game at pampa. greg smith sr. the round ball goes up as “wilk the stilt’’ stretches high for two points against the amarillo sandies. bad luck apparently runs in threes for the plainsmen as they dropped behind plainview, pampa and amarillo in succession, two baskets held the ’men off the win- ning line as the sandies slipped past 68-64. previous games with pampa and plainview proved that monterey had the punch but not the back- board control as plainview cut past the plainsmen 82-58. pampa held the plainsmen down with an 87-68 score. a palo duro don stops short as he watches greg smiths shot fall through the net in the initial meeting of the season for the two clubs. plainsmen captain august luedecke exhibits perfect form as he attempts a jump shot in amarillo against the tascosa rebels. cagers drop rebels; lose to dons the monterey plainsmen found the going tough when they tackled the palo duro dons to lose 69-57. things looked up, however, as the plainsmen met the tascosa rebels to cross over the fine line to victory, to win 40-39. marshall me crummen james ellis sr. jr. 72 alan wilson sr. august luedecke history repeats in double loss johnny holloway jr. plainsmen don kuykendall and marshall me crummen grapple with lubbock west- ener larry mitchel for possession of the ball. the monterey quintet got a rope on the west- erners but failed to draw the noose tight as tom s. slipped out twice with identical scores of 55-47. plainsman marshall me crummen moves inside westerner spark plug mike farley in a drive against tom s. lubbock. donnie bumpass jr. russ wilkinson soph. the monterey lancers: standing are joe thompson, ronny holly, danny ham's, billy tapp, jerry morgan, glenn whitaker, jerry me guire, laurie johnson, robert elliot, richard palmer, larry patterson and coach gerald myers. bottom row: pat wiman, steve booth, steve moise, tom t. brown, gary clifton, and john dudley. lancers dribble past foes coached by former texas tech cage star gerald myers, the 1959-60 edition of the monterey lancers compiled a commendable record of 8-wins and 6-losses in district com- petition. perhaps one of the biggest dis- tinctions the lancers gained for themselves this season was the winning of the consolation cham- pionship in the small school divi- sion of the first annual caprock holiday tournament. out of their six district losses the lancers lost four by two points or less, this is a good indication of the future role the lancers will play when they become plainsmen. sweating out his first year as lancer coach, gerald myers tu- tored his men through an 8- win 6-loss sea- son. 74 golfers swing through tourneys with an even dozen on his golf team coach james odom entered the season in fine style hv winning their two opening practice tourna- ments. with nearly twice as many on the golf team, they will have good chances to place high in dis- trict play. returning lettermen Howard axtell and teammate ken smith pick up some point- ers from coach james odom. plainsmen golfers are top row: dan cravy, pliil markham, norman williams, mike moorhead, Howard axtell, ken smith, and coach james odom. bottom row: dickie .al phas, terry thomp- son, mike gooden, tommy baker, jerry thompson, bill widner. trackmen are top row: mike Under, duane housouer, tommy ashton, hutch thompson, jerry porter, teddy rookard, huggsy burnet, david hartlett, and rich- ard palmer, second row: billy hogan. ray Humphrey, alien ncwberry, andy eckert, skeet haxel, gary cheaney, roy harlowe, loren hamilton, and thonias me coy. bottom row: jesse cone, philip me nabb, carmen britto, bill ed rice, dale hobson, larry patterson, winston dark, joe viney, and lynn livesay. men boast cinder track with twice the participants and only hall the returning lettennen, coach ted simon’s trackmen enter the I960 season with 28 men to holster his team, the monterey tracksters entered the season hop- ing to set new records on the newly constructed cinder track. discussing jumping rec- ords, coach ted simon and his only returning letter- man marshall me crummen discuss the coming season. “racketeers” move to challenge 3-4 a miss jan cannon, queen of the rackets, has made a fine showing with her tennis team in the opening tennis matches by winning one and tying the other, cheaper by the dozen definitely doesn’t apply to the 24 net-men who make up the monterey tennis team, with a little luck and a lot of determination, monterey will be a formidable foe in district play. miss jan cannon, monterey tennis coach, always keeps her racketmen “on the ball” in area competition. lisas the plainsmen tennis team are top row: david osbornc, clint symcs. rick bail’d, steve briggs, tom auslcy, david taylor, bobby nichols, and butch niel. middle row: larry bickct, travis hamblet, pat wyman, ronald todd, jan meyers, ila both porter, shirley sessums, nora miller, and jan neely. bottom row: sherry boquet, caron canty, karon wright, del rocs judd, kay botik, emily watkins and lana woodlock. the plainsmen baseball team top row: donnie bumpass, travis thomson, dale harris, morris dudley, buster hindman, bobby black, jearl mowery, james ell is. second row: man. ronald smith, ronald bandy ron arrington, jim harris, mike guy, bob cone, man. waync gensemer. bottom row: foy williams, johnny John- son, mike callaway, johnny king, jimmy eochran, ronnie avers. mhs nine, shadow of red eheeks with a good measure of returning players from the 1959 team, mixed with new blood, coach hobby moegle keeps things cooking in district 3-4a. composed of many players of the bell red check team which went to regional playoffs, the monterey plainsmen baseball team will be more than formidable when they meet district foes. serving his first year as plainsmen baseball coach, bobby moegle directs his hard hitting hurlers in the 1959-60 season. plainsmen, one and all whether participating in football, basketball, golf, tennis, baseball or track, each player knows the importance of having his school and team behind him. equipped with mega- phone and pom-pom, the monterey cheer- leaders have a big job cut out for them in any sport, win or lose, knowing that one has done his best intensifies victory and softens defeat, whether a participant or a spectator, monterev’s fighting spirit makes us plainsmen all. p.e. classes teach active skills designed to improve body co-ordination, boys p.e. offers a wide variety of athletic ac- tivities. coaches gerald rogers and bobby moegle direct the boys in football, basketball, softball, volleyball, square dancing, health, and first aid. competitive skills and good sports- manship head the list during the years’ activities in girls’ p.e. stretching high for a hit of pigskin, enthusiastic parti- cipants engage in the first semester football activities. basketball is one of the many activities offered in girls p.e. the girls partici- pate in badminton, volley- ball, and first aid in addi- tion to special classes in golf, tumbling, tennis, and modern dance, mrs. w. i. pittman and miss jan can- non are the girls’ p.e. in- structors. miss monterey ryn rhea mr. monterey mr. monterey runner-up donnie richards 84 senior john moeser Sydney gibbs junior favorites I sophomore favorites russ wilkinson patti liner senior president and secretary bob tate shirley sessums 88 junior president and secretary Sydney gibbs john moeser sophomore president and secretary russ wilkinson sandra buster mardi gras king and queen barbara black jim harris 91 'J dukes, duchesses. . . seniors john farrell pat holt 92 juniors john moeser nancy white mardi gras’s first alternates for king and queen are pat holt and da- vid smith. runners-up leo brown jo me cook runners-up butch thompson Ice me elrov I • r 1 • . . .king, queen finalists royal family sophomores patti liner dale harris BUS TRIP rotary clubs honor jr. rotanans September ellis langston donnie richards nancy greve bob tate October ryn rhea november al swelling v. j. lowrance judy hollars december mark duncan mary kay pearce january waync cobb john farrell aim brown february dale stroud dixie ward women s club selects 95 girls of the month continued. . . girls of month; jr. rotarians march david gilliam randy frederickson tina smith april jim harris marilyn tinney may john hammett andy kieth pat holt class of ’60 senior vice-presidents are—front row: pat holt, ryn rhea, pat hinkle, marilyn tinney. back row: leo brown, david smith, mark dunean, donnie richards. kitty adams losbv. ’58; y-tcens ’60 jimmie alford tat ’59-'60; y-teens ’58-’59; soph, choir ’58; hmroom. sec. ’59 norman andress fres. choir ’57; soph, choir ’58; hi-y ’57-’58; hmroom. v-p. ’57 bobbie barber judie barlow atlantic city high school, atlantic city, new jersey nelda barnett y-teens ’60; losbv. ’59; b-band ’58-’60 yuton barnett fha ’57; y-teens ’57-’58 yvonne bartlett tat ’60; dramatics ’59; y-teens ’58; tom s. lub- bock high school patricia barton hmroom. pres. ’58-’60; chaparral soph. sect. ’58; jr. sect. ed. ’59; fha '57-'59; sec. ’57-’58; de ’59-’60; y-teens ’57-’59 bill arrington texan ftbl. mgr. ’57; ffa ’57-’58; soph, choir ’58; cantores ’59-‘60; mus. gld. ’58-’60; morning watch rep. '59 mike atcheson ffa ’58-’60; band ’58-’60 david austin hi-y ’60; lancer ftbl. ’58-’60; bio. ’60 Howard axtell golf ’57; texan bb. ’57; ftbl. ’57; losbv. '58; hi-y ’57-’59; fresh, choir '57; soph, choir ’58; hmroom. v-p. ’57 ronnie ayers pl’men. bb. ’58-’60; v-p. jr. class ’59; hi-y ’57- ‘60; pres. ’58. chap. ’60. fta ’60; losbv. ’58-’59; science ’57; band ’57-’59; hmroom. pres. ’57- ’58; mardi gras prince ’57-’59 jane baggett cantores ’60; girls’ choir '59; hmroom. pres. ’59, v-p. '59, sec. ’58; fta ’59-’60; y-teens ’58-’60; sc. ’60; losbv. ’58 neil baird ffa ’60; losbv. ’57-’58 rick baird cantores ’59-’60; mus. gld. ’60; losbv. ’59, tennis ’59-’60; hobbs high school, hobbs, new mexico don balentine rita barton hr. v.p. ’58-’59; fha ’57-’59; fha ’57-’59; y-tcens '58-’59; mardi gras prin- cess '58 seniors start season dwain bennett tex. ftbl. ’57; hi-y ’58; vie '59-’60 glenn bentley roger berset vie ’60; mcallen hs, mcallen, tex. ’58 george biffle orch. ’57-’60, pres. '60; cantores '60; gen. science ’57; bio. ’58, pres. ’58; hi-y ’58; chem. ’59; mus. gld. '60; all state orch. ’58-’60 barbara black y-teens ’59-’60; social chair. ’60; cheerleader ’59-’60; hr. pres. '59 don black well vie '60 ronnie blair hi-y ’58-’59; Ian. ftbl. ’58; hr. pres. '59; floydada hs '57 waiter bond gen. science '57; chem. ’59; french '60; band ’57-’60 george booker soph, choir ’59; cantores ’59-’60; science '57; biology ’58 daniel boone hi-y ’58; spqr ’58-’59; band '58-’60 S'hil botik eclamation ’57; spqr. ’57-’58; tat ’59-’60; tennis ’58-’59;hr. pres. ’59 james milton bowling losbv. ’57-’60; track ’56; tennis ’57; price col- lege, amarillo jeanette bover fha ’57; y-teens ’58-’59 harold brand vie. ’59-’60; white deer high school, white deer, texas ’57-’58 alice ann bridges tat ’60; chem. clb. ’59; spqr. ’57-’58; y-teens ’57-’58 sheri brooks fresh, choir '57; y-teens ’57-’60; fha ’57-’60; hr. sec. ’57, v-p. '60; tat ’59-’60 ann brown losbv ’57-'60; y-teens ’57-’60; tat ’58-’60; pub. com. co-chm. ’(SO; sc. ’58 leo brown chem. clb. '58; sr. hi-y '59-’60; sr. v-p. ’60; jr. v-p. ’59 carolyn sue bruster jane buchanan tat ’57-’60; hr. sec. '59 douglas buck cantores '60; soph, choir ’58; hi-y ’59-’60; hm room. v-p. ’58; camera clb. ’58 iris ann buckner de ’60 lynette buell y-teens ’57-’60; fta ’58-’59 donna burgess y-teens ’59-’60; sc. ’60; hr. sec. ’58; mardi gras princess ’58; dramatics clb. ’58 sammy burke texan ftf� l. '57; track ’57; hi-y ’57; fresh, choir ’57; soph, choir ’58; lancer ftbl. ’58-’59; bio. clb. ’58; ffa ’59; de '60; dairy judging dist. ’59 james burn am tom s. lubbock ’58 dick burnett ffa ’58-’59; Vic '60; de ’59 lucy jane burns mus. gld. ’58-’59; y-teens ’57-’59; fha ’57-’58; fresh, choir ’57, soph, choir ’58; jr.-sr. girls’ choir ’59-’60; de ’60 george bush hand 58; dc ’60 twila eagle fha ’58; mus. gld. '59-’60; cantores '60 bill cain de ’60; texan ftbl. ’57; lancer fthl. ‘58; track ’58; soph, choir ’58-’59 don Campbell chaparral photog. ’59-’60; mirror photoe. ’58- ’60; camera clb. ’58-’60. v-p. '60; q s ’59-’60, pari. '60 ann carlton y-tcens ’57; inns. gld. ’59-’60; soph, choir ’58; jr.-sr. girls’ choir ’59-’60 kay carpenter katherine carroll tat ’60 ann carter y-tcens ’57-’58; flia ’57-’58; fta ’59; natl. thes. ’60; plays ’60; fresh, choir ’57; soph, choir ’58 cliff carter texan fthl. ’57; track '57; hi-y ’57; pl’men. track ’58-’59; chess '59; tat '59 teddy carter ffa ’60; jr. red cross ’58-’59; tat ’60 david castlebury vie '60; ffa ’59; paris high school, paris, texas alan cate hi-y ’58459; sec. ’59; hand ’57-’59; science clb. ’60; them. clb. ’59; bio. ’58. pres. ’58; hr. pres. ’59 Carolyn cates cantores ’59-’60; nhs ’59-’60; j s '60; mus. gld. ’58-’59; y-teens ’57-’58; spqr. ’57; chaparral sr. sect. '60; iscc ’60; eolortoncs ’59-'60; hm- room. sec. ’57; alt. girls’ state ’59 larry cates ffa ’58-’60 mickey cecil hi-y ’57-’58; lancer fthl. ’57-’59; track ’57-’58; hmroom. pres. ’57-59 arthur chandler helen chapman y-teens ’58-’60; orch. ’58-’59; hr. sec. ’60; tom s. lubbock ’58 wanda me clure chumley fha ’57 carl dark b” band ’57; gen. science clb. '57; number sense ’58-’59; clist. and reg. meets walton dark science clb. ’57; orchestra ’57-’58 jerry dale clary de ’60 darrol clawson science ’58; hi-y ’57-’58; chess clb. ’58; fta '60; mus. gld. ’59-’60; cantores ’59-’60; texan ftbl. ’57 mary ruth clegg huntington high school 57-’59 judy clinton y-teens ’57-’58; fha '58; nhs ’59-’60; choir ’57- GO; cantores ’60; hr. pres. ’57, hr. sec. ’59; hr. v-p. ’60; interscholastic league shorthand ’59 ronny clinton band 57 rondah kay cobb y-tcens ’57-.!59; fha ’59-’60 wa Tie cobb state debate meet ’59; chcm. clb. '60, pres. ’60; forensic clb. ’57-’60; region debate meet ’58; hr. pres. ’58 keith cole hi-y ’58; de ’60 julia collette v-teens ’59-’60; fta '59-’60; tivy high school, kenvillc, texas david colvin hi-y ’58-’60; orchestra ’58-’60 mickey condray hi-y ’58-’59; orchestra ’58-’59; de '60 jesse cone jr. v-p ’59; track ’59-’60; chcm. ’59; losbv. ’60; hi-y '60; hr. pres. ’59 jodi conway span. ’60; altus high school ’58-’59 mac cooper chess clb. ’59; sec. ’59; lan.bb. ’59; floydada high sch H l ’57 suzanne coursey carol cowley orchestra ’57-’60; isle, trio ’58-’59; nhs ’59-’60; french ’60; spqr. ’57-’58; summer exchange student ’59 (germany) leroy cox tcxan ftbl. '57 mac cravy cantores ’59-’60; band ’58-’60; mus. gld. '60 jon crockett ni-y '59; track ’57-’58 pat crozier cantores ’59-’60; y-tccns '58-’60, treas. ’60; co- chm. res. com. ’60; mus. gld. ’59-’60, v. p. ’60; soph, choir ’58; spqr '58 sylvia Cunningham y-teens ’57-’60; girls choir ’59 jim dabney hi-y ’5S-’60; soph, choir ’58, soph.-jr. choir ’59; cantores ’60 linda darden y-teens ’58 david davis kenneth davis chem. clb. ’59 rilcy davis orch. ’58-’60; bio. clb. ’58 roy davis hi-y ’57-’58; spqr. ’57; deca ’59-’60; orch. '57- '58; hr. v. p. '58, pres. '57 103 evolution of the cheerleader class of ’60 paula eagleton jr. red cross ’60; hr. sec. ’60; niles township high school ’57 terry echols gen. science ’57; hi-y ’57; bio. ’58; hi-y ’58-’60 noel edwards pl’men. fthl. ’59-'60; Ian. ftbl. ’58; tex. ftbl. 57; tex. track ’57; ffa ’58-’60; crops team ’59 june elkins y-teens ’58-’59; fta ’58-’59; mus. glcl. ’58; de '60; silverton high school '57 sharon ervvin de treas. ’59; de state convention ’59; littlcReld high school ’57-’58 shere farmer fresh, cheerleader; hr. sec. ’56-’58; y-tccns ’56- ’57; fha ’56-’57; Stephen f. austin, bryan, tex. john farrell science ’58; hi-y ’57-’60; mus. gld. ’59-’60. pres. ’60; “a” band ’57-’59, all state ’59; b” orchestra ’58-’60; cantores ’60; track ’59-'60 linda fautt y-tccns ’58-’59; fha ’58-’60; waxahachic high school ’57-’58 wilma favreau lawton high school, lawton, okla. morris dudley bsb ’58-’59; lan.bb. ’58; hr. pres. ’59 jackie durham y-teens ’57-’60; fha ’58-’60 gene durrett sally den ton fha 57-’60; v-p. ’58-’59; ores. ’60; y-teens ’57-'59; isle, district typing 58; district short- hand '59; orchestra ’57-’58 karla dickson losbv. 57-’60; v-p. ’58; y-teens ’58-’59; nhs 60; tat ’60; plays 58-’59; hr. pres. ’57; hr. sec. ’59; hr. v-p. 58; sc. '57 bill dobbs mark duncan v-p. sr. class ’60; audio visual ’58-’60 eddie durfee jr. red cross ’59 bruce dunford garden grove union hs., garden grove, cal. ’57-’58 sandra fore y-teens ’59-’60 johnny franklin camera clb. ’58-59; losbv. '58; chaparral photog. '59; hmroom. pres. ’59 randy frederikson band '57-’00, pres. ’00; nbs ’60; lii-y ’58-’59. trcs. '60; hmroom pres. '00; chcm. clb. ’59-’60; bio. '58; science clb. ’59 ted fullerton iames gann hi-y ’58-’60; bio. 57-’58; science ’57 john gilbert science clb. '59; cl centro high school, cl centro, cal. david gilliam band ’58-’0O, treas. ’59, drum major ’60; nhs ’59-'60; chcm. clb. ’59-'60; science clb. ’58; hmroom. pres. '59 judy gilmore y-teens 57-’60; fha ’57-’G0; hmroom. pres. ’58- ’00 rita sue glaze fha ’58-’59; art chm. '59 mike gooden fresh, class v-p. '57; soph, class v-p. ’58; hi-y ’57-'60; pl’men. bb. ’59-’60; lancer bb. ’58; pl’men. golf ’58-’60; texan ftbl. ’57, bb. ’57 fta '60; mardi gras prince ’57-’59; fresh, choir ’57 avis goodwin radio speech clb. '58 iohn mark gosdin hmroom. pres. '60; nhs ’00; hi-y ’59; losbv. ’58 mary gosdin soph, choir ’58; jr.-sr. girls’ ’59-’60; jr. red cross ’60; hmroom. sec. ’59 barbara gray y-teens ’58-’59; nhs '59; fha ’59; hmroom. sec. 59 dale dewayne gray fresh, choir '57; soph, choir ’58; lctvie '00 vicki greer tat ’58-’60; y-teens ’58-’59; nhs ’00; sc ’00; hmroom. v-p. ’58-’59 nancy greve y-teens ’58; fha ’58; spqr. ’59; soph, choir '58; soph, class v-p. ’58; hmroom. pres. ’58- 59; jr. class sec. ’59; jr. favorite '59; jan. teenager of the month '59; nhs ’59-’60; q s ’00; sept, girl of the month ’00; stdnt. bdy. sec. ’60 george guthrie soph, class v-p. ’58; jr. class v-p. ’59; hi-y ’58. tres. ’58; nhs 59-’60; chem. clb. ’59 bob harvey science '60; chess ’57-’58; them. clb. '60; spqr. ’58-’59; lib. '57 peggy hay y-teens ’57-’59; fha 57; tat ’58-’60 dale haygood fr. choir '57; soph, choir '58; vie. ’59-’60 kay hawkins y-teens '57-’60; fha ’57-'58; soph, choir ’58; lib. clb. '58 bill heard cantores '60; des arc, ark. hunter heath. III biology '58; press phot. ’58-’60; band '58-’59; nhs ’59; q S '59; chap. mirror phot. ’58-’60 judy hedges v-teens ’58-’60; nat’l thes. ’59-’60; dram. ’58; hr. see. ’58; plays ’59-'60 charlotte hackney fr. sec. ’57; v-p. ’58-’59; cantores ’59-’60; nhs ’59; a s '60; mus. gld. ’58-’59; y-teens ’57; spqr. 57; isco '60; chap, staff ’60 mack hale pl’mcn. ftbl. ’60; lan. ftbl. ’58-'59; hi-y ’59-’60; hr. pres. '60 gary hamilton science ’58-’59; biology ’58-’59 john hammett debate '57-’60; nfl ’57-'60; orchestra ’58-’60; hi-y ’57-’58; nhs ’59; spqr. ’57, v-p. '60; chem. ’59 sylvia harlow roswell senior high, roswcll, new mex. gene harper choir ’56-60; mus. gld. ’60; cantores ’60, v-p. ’60 jim harris ni-y ’57-’60, pres. '60; lan. ftbl. ’57; pl’men. ftbl. ’58-’60; pl’mcn. bsb. ’57-’60; fr. pres. '57, fr. fav. bobby harrison lan. ftbl. ’58; pl’men. ’59-’60 guy hart camera ’58; science ’58; hi-y ’59; mus. gld. ’60; span. clb. '57; band ’59; orch. ’57-’60; hr. sec. ’59; hr. v-p. '58; tex. ftbl. '57 marshall harvey hi-y ’58; biology ’58; orchestra ’57-'60 david hastings chess ’59; tom. s. '60 class of ’60 seniors show spirit donna helm y-teens ’59-60; fha ’57-’60 pat hendon betty jo henson fha ’57; hr. sec. ’59 sarabeth hext y-teens ’58; fta ’59; jr. red cross ’60; hr. sec. ’59 terry hickman nl� s ’59; vie ’60 zanette billiard fta ’58 nancy bill in fha ’57-’60; span. clb. ’58-’59; y-teens ’57-’59; jr. red cross ’60; span, fiesta ’58 pat binkle p’men personality '58; y-teens ’57; losbv ’57-’58; tat '59; chaparral art ed. ’60; hr. pres. '57-’58, v.p. ’59; v.p. sr. class; s.c. rep. wayne hoi comb ffa ’59-’60; chess ’58; bio. '58 judy hollars mm co-ed. ’60; spec. rep. ’59; q s ’59-’60; band ’57-’59; nhs 59-’60; y-tcens ’57-’58; span, clb. ’59 bill holiday d.e. ’58-’60 linda holt mus. gld. ‘58-'60; cantores ’59-’60; color tones ’59-’60 pat holt soph, class v-p. ’58; jr. class v-p. '59; sr. class v-p. '60; nlts 59-’60; y-teens ‘58; cantores ’59- ‘60, see. ‘60; mus. gld. ’58-’60, tres. ‘59; soph, choir ‘58; tune teens ‘59-’60; co-chm. jr. candy sale: mardi gras princess ’59; hmroom. pres. ’58-’59 sharon holt y-teens ’57-’59; fha ’57-58; tat ’59; de ’60 jerrell dwayne hood Oklahoma” ’58; mus. gld. ’58-’60; plays ’60; cantores ’59-’60; hmroom. sec. ’60; fresh, choir ‘58 david hoover barbara hudman y-teens ’58-’60; fta ’60; soph, choir ’58; hmroom. v-p. '58; hmroom. sec. ’59-’60 margery hughston y-teens ’58; nhs '59-'60; losbv. ’58-’60; soph, choir ’58; hmroom. pres. ’60 charles huneke hi-y ’57; fresh, choir ’57; Oklahoma ’58; science clb. 57 rose ann hunt y-teens ‘60; vernon high school, vernon, texas bill hutto hi-y ’59; nhs ’59; tom s. lubbock ’58 johnny igo lib. clb. ’58-’59; de ’59-’60; lancer ftbl. ’58 sandra irwin fha ’60; tat ’59; y-teens ‘60 judy jackson y-teens ’58; lib. clb. ’59; jr. red cross ’60 rex jasper nhs ’59; pl’men. ftbl. ’60; lancer ftbl. ’59; mid- land high school ’58 ioan jennings oand ’57-’60; y-teens ’57-’58; jr. red cross ’59; losbv. ’58; fha ’58 jerry jay jernigan Vic ’59-’60 hoylene jobe y-teens ’57-’58; fha ’57-’60; girls’ choir ’59; soph, choir ’58; debate ’60; band ’57 johnny johnson pl’men. bsb. ’58-’60; science clb. ’60; hmroom. pres. ’60 judy johnson y-tcens '58; jr. red cross ’59-’60; sec. '60 wynette johnson fha ’57-’60, v-p. ’60; nfl ’58-’60; y-teens '58; nhs ’59; debate ’58-’60; hr. v-p. ’57 dan johnston camera ’58-’60; ffa ’58-’60; photog. '60 joan jones tat ’60; thomas jefferson liigli school, dallas, tex, judy jones tat '60; thomas jefferson high school, dallas, tex. larry jones camera clb. ’59-’60 mary lois jones vie ’59-’60, sec. ’59; state reporter '60; band ’57-’59 sharon jones class v-p. 57-'58 fr. choir ’57; fha •teens ’57-’60; r. v-p. '59-’60 bobby joyner tennis ’57-’60. dist. and rej ’57; stamp clb. ’57, pres.; johnny julian hr. sec. ’60; isle dist. state ’59 larrv keenum jane kerr cheerleader '58; v-p. sc. '57; hr. pres. ’57, sec. 59; y-teens ’57-'60; nat’l. thes. ’59-’60, sec. '60; fha ’57-’59; fr. choir '57 jane kerr y-teens ’58-’59; tat '58-’60 gary key inns. gld. ’58-’6( cantores ’59-’60 john key ffa '58-’60; meat judge '59; farm skill ’59 ie kincaid ftbl. ’58-’59; pl’mcn. ftbl. '60; track '58-’60 dolores king sandra king frcs. v-p. ’57; losbv. ’58; hr. v-p. ’58; y-teei. ’57-’60, worship chm. ’59-’60; fha '57-’60; see. ’59-’60 jerry kinnison sarge klinger camera clh. ’59-’60; q s ’59-’60; mm ’59-’60; spqr. '58 victor kubica ffa ’57-’60; lancer ftbl. '59 don kuykendall chess ’59; lancer ftbl. ’58; lancer bb. ’58; pl’men. bb. ’59-’60 clyde lampp ffa ’58-’60 ellis langston band ’57; spqr. ’57; soph, class pres. ’58; soph, favorite ’58; hi-y ’58; ffa ’58-’59; stdnt. bdy. v-p. ’59; jr. favorite ’59; boys’ state ’60; stdnt. bay. pres. '60 nicholas lanotte science ’60; chem. clb. '59 john larson chem. clb. ’60; cantores ’60; soph.-jr. choir ’59 betty jo law fha ’57-’60; soph, choir ’58 david leaverton sandra lee fta ’58-’60; fha ’58; plays ’60 le ann leslie fresh, choir ’57; y-teens ’57-’59; fha ’57-’60; hr. v-p. ’58, sec. billy loper hi-y '57; cness ’57 patricia jo love y-teens ’57-’59; spqr. 58-’59; fha ’57-'58; fta ’59-’60; fresh, choir .58; hr. pres. '57-’58, sec. '59 hr. pres. '60, v-p. '59 donna lovel y-tcens ’58-’60; fha ’58-’60; soph, choir '58 v. j. lowrance cantores ’59-’60, pres. ’60; soph, choir '58; fresh, choir ’57; mus. gld. ’58-’60; science clb. ’57; hi-y ’57; mardi gras prince '58; texan ftbl. '57; august luedecke p’men bb ’58-’60; lan. bb ’57; soph v-p ’5S; hr. pres. ’58; hi-y ’57-’60, v-p '58 betty me clure y-tcens ’58 jo jean me cook jr. v-p ’59; nhs ’59-’60; mus. gld. ’58-’60; can- tores ’59-’60, tics. '60; soph choir ’58; hr. pres. ’58 saundra jo me coy y-tcens ’57-’60; tat ’60 thomas me coy track ’57-’60; hi-y ’58-’59 bill me crary cucro hs, cuero, tex. ’5S marshall me crummen p’men ftl� l ’58; lan. ftbl ‘59: p’men bb ’58-’60; track ’59-’60; lan. bsb ’58; hr pres ’58-’59 rondal me curry hi-y ’58-'59; hr pres 57-’58, v-p ’58-7)0 janet me donell first snow of ’60 judy me kinzie y-teens ’58-‘60; fta 59; losbv '58; hr pres ’60. sec. ’59 thomas me natt hr v-p '57. pres '58; band ’57; vie v-p ’59, pres ’60. sargt- at-anns ’60 jerry me mitt vie ’60; chess clb. ’59; band ’59; sci- ence clb. ’58 sharon me reynolds y-teens ’58-’60; orcli. ’58-’60; losbv. ’58-’60; fta '60 mary jo me watters fha '60 janyne maddox y-teens ’58-’59; mus. gld. ’58-’60; soph, choir '58; cantores ’59-'60 bill marcy chaparral sports etl. '60, sports sect. ’59; cheni- clb. ’59-’60 janice marsh nils ’59-’60; y-tccns ’58; fha ’59-’60; hr. v-p. ’58 laverne mason sunny may y-teens ’58-’60; fha ’58-’60, pari. ’60, sec. ’59; soph, choir ’58; girls’ choir 59-’60 kenneth meadors ffa ’60 nornita mears fresh, choir ’57; soph, choir '58; cantores ’59- '60; y-teens ’58-’60; mus. gld. ’58-’60; sc. rep. ’58 michael menaul losbv. ’57-’58; cliem. clh. ’59-’60; chess ’59; nhs ’60; slide rule ’59; isle, number sense '58- ’60, 3rd (list. '58, 1st (list. ’59, 2nd state tommy merrill de ’60 kay meyers fha ’58-’60, hist. ’60; slaton high school ’57 sharon middlebrooks y-teens ’59-’60; girls’ choir ’60 madelyn miller chaparral ’60; y-tccns ’60 mary lu miller nhs ’59-’60; sc. rep. ’59-’60; losbv. ’59-’60; y- teens ’57-’58; hr. pres. ’58 nancy miller y-teens ’58; soph, choir ’58; girls’ choir ’59; hr. v-p. ’60 ann milling y-teens ’57-’60: spqr. ’57-’58; fha ’59-’60 janice mills cantores ’60; mus. gld. ’60; hr. v-p. ’60; lamar high school, houston, texas ’58-’59 linda mills girls’ choir ’60; amarillo high school ’58-'59 sharon mills y-tcens ’58-’60; orch. '58; hr. v-p. ’58-’59 janice minor cantores ’59-’60; spqr. ’59; french clb. ’60, v-p. ’00; y-tcens ’60 jonelle minton band ’57-’60, sec. ’60 cecil james moncrief lancer ftbl. ’58; vie. ’59-’60 bev montgomery v-teens ’57-'00: dramatics clb. ’58-’59, v-p. ’59; fha ’57; french clb. ’59-’60; fresh, choir ’57; soph, choir ’58; girls’ choir ’59; hr. sec. '57 linda montgomery nhs 59-’60; spqr. ’59-’60, hist. ’60; y-tcens ’57; dramatics ’58. tres. ’58; camera clb. ’58; plays ’59; mm ’57,-'58; hr. pres. ’57 cvnthia moore y-tcens ’58; dramatics '58; soph, choir ’58; plays ’59-’60; nhs ’59-’60; nat’l. thes. ’59-'60, tres. '60; fta ’59 linette mooring y-teens ’5S-’59; spqr. ’58; dramatics ’59; girls’ choir '58; hr. sec. ’59 jimmy morgan lancer ftbl. ’58 pat morgan ffa ’58-’59; farm, demonstration team ’58-’59; crop judging team '58 ann morris y-tcens ’57-’60; fha '57-’60; girls’ choir ’59-’60; hr. pres. ’60; hr. sec. ’57-’58 jo ann mosely y-teens ’58-’59; de ’59-’60; soph, choir ’58; hr. sec. ’58 jeral mowery texan ftbl. ’57; texan bb. ’57; lancer ftbl. '58; pl’men. ftbl. ’59-’60; pl’men. bsb. ’58-’60; ffa 57-’60 mike move hi-y ’60; jolm marshall high school, Oklahoma city sharon myrick french clb. ’60; spqr. ’59; y-teens ’57; fha ’57; orch. ’57-’60; hr. sec. '59-’60 pete nazario hi-y ’58-’59; vie. ’58-'59; ffa ’59-’60; tom s. lubbock ’58 nancy nelms nhs ’59-’60; y-teens '58; fha '58; hr. pres. ’58; hr. v-p. ’59 an ita nelson de '58-’60 charlene nelson girls’ choir '50 judy nor ton cantores '59-’60; soph, choir ’58; fresh, choir '57 norma nowell fha ’57; y-tecns '58; jr. red cross '59-’60; band ’57-’60 carol o’connell jMccns ’57-’59; girls’ choir ’59-’60; fresh, choir 57; soph, choir ’58; losbv. ’59; mus. gld. '59-’60; fha ’57; hr. sec. ’57 rav oldham jeanne o’loughlin y-tecns ’58; natl. thcs. ’59-’60, pres. ’60; fta ’59; plays '59-’60; soph, choir ’58; chaparral staff ’60; hr. v-p. ’59 alene pack fha ‘57-’58; jr. red cross ’59-’60 george pack chess '59; jr. red cross ’60 sandra pan tel y-tecns ’57-’60; fha ’57-’60; losbv. ’58; hr. v-p. '58 hrenda parker fha ’57 carol parker fresh, choir ’57; soph, choir ’58; nhs ’59; y-teens '57; fta '58; mus. gld. ’59-’60; fha ’57-’58; hr. v-p. '59 jim nelson band ’58-’60; hi-y ’60; losbv. ’58; chess clb. '57; science ’57 harry neuhardt chem. clb. ’59-’60 rochelle nevin fha ’57-’58; hr. sec. ’59 gale newton fta '58-’59; y-teens ’57-’58; jr. red cross ’59-’60; bio. clb. ’57 david osborne tennis ’58-’60; hi-y ’59; hr. v-p. ’58-’59, pres. '60 mike owen science ’57; bio. clb. ’58; losbv. ’59; lancer ftbl. ’58; de ’60 seniors choose costumes for last mardi gras. clayton parks camera clb. 57-’58; band '57-’58 Virginia parrish tom s. '58; incar- nate word, san an- tonio, tcx. don patillo hi-y ’58; band ’57-’59 bill patton chess clb. ’58-’59; hr. v.p. ’57 floy lee payton jr. red cross ’59-’60 marv kav pearce co-ed '60; nhs 59-’60; q s ’59-’60; sec '60; s.c. rep. '60; hr. pres. ’58-’59; y-teens '58; span. clb. '58; mm rep. ’58 lois penney fba ’58-’60; y-teens ’58-’60 steve percival hi-y ’59; chcm. clb. ’59 mack perdue band ’57-’60; hr. v.p. ’57 james perry hi-y ’57-60, v.p. ’60; inter-school conn. ’59; v.p. isc ’59-'60; science clb. '57; debate '58; cantores ’60; mus. gld. ’60; s.c. rep. ’60; hr. v.p. ’60; mardi gras prince '59 butch pesch jimmy phillips mike phipps lan. ftbl. ’58; pi’men. ftbl. ’59-’60; bsb. ’60 cathy pierson bette carole poff y-teens ’57-’60; fha ’57-’59; orchestra ’57-’60, trcas. ’60; hr. sec. '59 porter i l) '59; track ’59-’60; cobre consolidated, new mcx. ’57-’58 shirley potts y-teens ’57-60, 2nd v-p. ’59; pres. ’60; inns. gld. 59-’60; see. ’60; cantores ’59-’60; hr. pres. '57 jean price fresh, choir ’57; soph, choir ’58; cantores ’60; hr. v-p. ’59; nhs ’59; y-teens ’57; fta ’58; inns. gld. ’59-’60 judy price nhs ’59-'60. v-p. ’59; fta ’59-’60, rep. ’60; y- tecns ’58; fha ’58; soph, choir ’58; cantores ’60; hr. sec. '60; rec. com. ’60 jerrv pritchett tat ’59 sandra railsback choir ’57-’59; y-teens ’57-’59; fha ’57-’60; span, clb. '58-’59 lis ralston ha ’59-’60; liist. ’59; 4th v-p. ’60; y-teens ’59- '60; hr. sec. ’60; lhs ’58 travis raper chem. ’59; hi-y ’59; chaplain ’59; lan. ftbl. ’58; hr. v-p. ’58 jim rasor chem. clb. ’60; ffa ’60; herlicrt high school ’57; sanger high school david reed band ’57; biology '58 pat reed y-teens ’57; fha ’57-’59; girls’ choir ’59; de ’60 wynona revnolds fha ’57-’58; y-teens ’57-’60 ryn rhea st. bdy. trcas. ’59; soph. sect. ’58; sr. v-p. '60; soph. fav. ’58; fta ’59-’60; nhs ’59-’60; cantores ’60; iscc ’58-’60; soph, choir '58; y-teens ’58; losbv. '58 janice rice fha ’59-’60; y-teens ’60 donnie richards span. clb. ’58-’60; hi-y, city conn. rep. '58; nhs ’59-’60; q s ’59; ir. v-p. ’59; sr. v-p. ’60; chap. ’58-’60, ed. ’60; plant dec. co. ’59; hmooming. com. ’60; mardi gras prince ’59; jr. assem. ’59 larry richards band ’59-’60; dance band ’60; midland high school ’57-’58 donna richardson y-teens ’57-’60; mus. gld. ’59; fha ’57; fresh, choir ’57; soph, choir ’58; girls’ choir ’59; hr. pres. ’60 jimmy richardson science ’58-’59; pres. ’59; chem. ’59: nhs ’60; orchestra ’58-’60; rep. ’60; cantores ’60; chap., sports sect. ’60; mm sports sherry riley fresh, choir ’57; soph, choir ’58; girls' choir ’59- '60; y-teens ’57-’60; mus. gld. ’60; fha ’57-’60; sgt. at arms ’58-’59; treas. ’60; hr. sec. ’57 dainty sue ritchey fha ’57; y-teens ’58-’60 june roberson fha ’57-’60; corr. sec. ’59; y-teens ’57 suzannah robertson fresh, choir '57; soph, choir ’58; girls’ choir ’59; cantores ’60; y-teens ’57-’60; losbv. ’57-’58; mus. gld. ’59; fir. sec. dwite robinson de ’60; band ’58 leonard rockie hi-y ’60; Ian. ’59; pl’men. ftbl. ’60; Ihs ’57 alien don rogers pl’men. ftbl. ’60; levelland high school ’58 beth rogers fair park high school raymond rogers band ’57-’60; chess clb. ’57-’59 barbara jean rose reagan high school, houston ’58; chem. clb. ’59; y-teens ’59; nhs ’60; mind ’60, treas. ’60 frank ross charlotte sagerser fha ’58, sec. ’58; y-teens ’58-’60; tat ’59-’60; hr. sec. '58; v-p. ’59-’60 claire lynn savers y-teens ’60; mus. gld. ’58-’59; fha '57 landy senter cantores ’59-’60; losbv. ’58-’60; soph, choir ’58; chem. clb. '59 shirley sessums v-tecns ’58-’60; tennis ’57-’60; sr. sec. ’60; hmcoming. com. ’60; hr. sec. ’59-’60 lanell shaw tat ’57-’60, sec. ’60; chorus ’60 mar ion shipman y-teens ’57-’60; fha ’57-’59; hr. v-p. ’58, sec. 59; miss posture ’58; miss clerical practice ’58 gloria shirley y-teens ’57; fha 57; hr. v-p. ’57 robert shoemaker science '60 david sims pl’men. fthl. ’57 '60: pl’men. hsh. '60; Ian. ftbl. ’58-‘59; lan. bb. .’58; pl’men. track ’58; fresh, track '57; fresh, choir pres. ’57 ernest sims ffa ’58-’60 arthur skibell apqr. ’58-’60, hist. ’60; jr. red cross ’59-’60, rep. ’60; rifle clb. ’57; debate ’59-’60; isle. jr. decla- mation ’59 david smith hi-y ’59-’60, sec. ’60; hr. see. ’58. pres. ’60; track ’58; chcm. clb. ’59; sr. v-p. ’60 emily smith soph, choir ’58; Oklahoma '58; chrldr. ’59, head ‘60; spqr. ’59; nat’l. thes. ’59-’60; mardi gras due. ’59 greg smith hi-y 60; lan. bb. ’58; pl’mcn. bb. ’59; hr. pres. ‘58 ’60 ken smith Ian. ftbl. ’57-’58; pl’men. bsb. ’57; pl’mcn. golf ’58-’60 la freda smith y-teens ’58-’60; jr. red cross ’59-’60; band ’59- ’60 Steve smith lan. bb. ’58; pl’men. bb. ’59-'60; hr. pres. ’60 thomas smith tex. ftbl. mgr. ’57; pl’mcn. mgr. ’57-’60 tina smith band ’58-’60, hist. ’60. all state ’59; nhs ’59-’60; spqr. ’58; mus. gld. ’59-’60; y-teens ’58 harris snowden tommy spann hi-y ’57; camera clb. ’59; q s ’59-’60; mm sports ed. ’59-’60; lan. ftbl. ’57; tennis ’58-’59; stamp clb. ’59 nanette stavenhagen fta '58-’60, sec. ’59, pres. ’60; nhs ’59; span, clb. '58; hr. sec. '60; regional art cont. ’59 jonny stevens spqr ’59-’60; y-teens ’57-’60; fta '59; fha '57 harold Stewart p’men ftbl. ’58-’60; fr. track ’57, ’59 ’60 sandra Stewart y-tccns ’57-’58; span. clb. ’58; dram. ’59; tat ’60; hr. sec. ’57-’58; miss posture 1st alt. ’60 phillip stidger tex. ftbl. ’57; lan. ftbl. ’58-’59; tcx. bb. '57 charmie stinson y-teens ’57-’60, sec. '60; fha ’58-’60, cor. sec. 58, 4th vp. ’59, 2nd vp. ’60; chaparral ’58 ’60, soph. sect. ’58, sen. sect, ed ’60; hr. sec. ’57, vp. ’58, sec. ’58-’59 linda Stovall y-teens ’58-’60; qns '59-’60; mirror typ.; chap- arral act. ed. '60; hr. sec. ’58, hr. pres. ’60 sherry stover y-teens ’58-’59 luanna stickland flia ’57; de ’60; biog. clb. ’58 johnny Stricklin band ’56; Ian. ftbl. ’56; p’men ftbl ’57-’60, co- capt. ’60; ffa ’57-’58 PM SS'U”y pat strong span. clb. ’57; cam. clb. '58 class of 119 it's your turn, jodic dale stroud oreh. ’57-’60; sc. plant dec. com. chm. '60 lip suitt texan ftbl. '57. 1)1� . ’57, track '57; lancer ftbl. '58; pl'men. ftbl. '59-’60; chcm. clb. '59; jr. red cross ’58; hi-y '60 jimmy swanner pl’mcn. ftbl. ’60; lancers ftbl. '59; texans ftbl. co-capt. ’57; track '57 albert swening texan ftbl. ’57; texan bb. '57; lancer ftbl. '58, co-capt. ’58; pl'men. ftbl. ’59-’60, co-capt. ’60; lunroom. pres. ’58-’60 clinton symes nhs ’59; tennis ’58-’60; hr. v-p. ’59-’60 dan tarpley science clb. ’60; chess clb. ’58-’59 bob tate pl’men. ftbl. mgr. ’57-’60; hi-y ’58-’60, sec. ’58, pres. '59, treas. ’60; sr. pres. ’60; jr. pres. '59; soph. v-p. '58; mardi gras prin. '58, duke ’59 mike tate band '59-’60; orch. '59-’60; cantores ’59-’60; hi-y '59-‘60; chcm. clb. ’59; mus. gld. ’60; all state band ’59; hr. pres. '59; stage band, '59-’60. james taylor marv taylor y-teens ’58; fha ’57; soph, choir ’58 alice louise timmons marilyn tinney fresh, good citizen '57; mardi gras princess ’57; chap. fr. sect. ’57. soph. sect. '58, clb. ed. '59, co-ass’t. ed. '60. fac. ed. ’60; fha ’57, 2nd v-p. ’58; y-teens '57; pl'men. portrait '58; mm spec. rep. ’58-’60; clb. ed. ’59; jr. v-p. ’59; sr. v-p. ’60; losbv. ’60 Inane todd tat ’60; nhs '60; hr. v-p. ’59; spqr. '58; y-teens ’57-’58; fresh, choir ’57 randy tower hi-y '60; hr. v-p. ’60; bangor high school don towns lan. bb. ’58-’59; amarillo high school joe trammell ffa ’58-’60; ffa quiz ’58 roger trim de 60; brownfield high school ’58 bill tucker dram. ’58; band ’58 bobbie tudor losbv. '59; y-teens ’58-’59; bio. clb. ’58; q s ’60; chaparral ’58-’60 pat turner y-teens ’58-’60; fha ’59-’60; v-p. ’59 iim underwood band '57-’60, v-p. ’60; science ’57; bio. clb. ’58 dixie upton y-teens ’57-’60; fha ’57-'59, pari. '59; oreh. '58- ’60; sec. ’57, tres. ’58; all state regional, ’59. david vanderschel nhs ’59-’60; chem. ’59-’60; chess ’58; latin hon- or society janita veazev y-teens ’57-’60; flia ’57-’60; losbv. ’58; hmrooni. sec. ’60 gerald vieregee ffa ’58-’60 tommie wages ffa ’58-7)0: champ, farmer '59, 1st in crop judg., 3rd in milk judg.; science ’58 edna walker jr. red cross ’59-’60; mohave county high school ’57 rubye wall fta ’57-’60; hist. '59, v-p. ’60; nhs ’59-’60; losbv. ’57 dixie ward band ’58-’60, hist. ’59, v-p. '60; nhs '58-7)0; oreh. ’60; chem. ’59-’60 lynn warren losbv. 58-’59; y-tcens '58-’59; plays ’58-’60; nhs ’59-’60; nat’l. thes. ’59-’60, v-p. ’60 kay wassell nhs ’59-750; y-teens, ’57-’60; tat ’59-’60; fresh, choir ’57; soph, choir ’58; fha '57; mus. gld. ’58 ronnie wassom pl’men. ftbl. ’58-’60; texan ftbl. ’57; texan bb. ’57 judith watson mus. gld. ’58-’60; cantores ’59-’60; v-p. ’60 ira wilson weed vie ’59-7jO eddie welch de ’59-’60; soph, choir ’58; science ’58 diana wells losbv. '58; y-teens ’58; plays ’58-’60; nat’l. thes. ’59-’60 jane west y-teens ’58-’60; fta ’59; tat ’60 john wharton hi-y ’58; ffa ’58-’60; hr. v-p. '58; hr. see. ’59 lynda whitwell de ’60; deca ’60 curtis whitwell ruth wichlep dram. ’58-’59, pres. ’59; plays ’59-’60; nat’l thes. ’60; y-teens ’57-’58 judi williams y-teens ’57-’58; flia '57-’58; mus. eld. ’59-’60; cantores ’58-’60; ensemble ’59-’60; hr. sec. ’60; all state alternate '59 mary williams fha ’59-’60, v-p. ’60; jr. red cross ’58-’60, v-p. ’60; tom s. ’58 karen Williamson y-tccns '57-’58; fha ’57; mus. eld. ’58; q s ’60; orch. ’57-’58; monterey mirror ’59-’60 alan wilson lan. bb. ’59; fta ’59-’60; hr. v-p. ’59 ian wilson Iosbv. ’57-’59; chess '58; y-teens ’57; jr. red cross ’59; nat’l. thes. ’60 roy wilson all state choir ’59-’60; cantores ’59-’60; mus. gld. ’58-’60; tom. s. ’58 john wise hi-y ’57; tex. ftbl. ’57; ffa ’58-’60; hr. v-p. ’59; state land judging team ’59 john witkowski hand ’58-’60; floydada high school ray wood betty woodell q s '58-’60, pres. ’60; nhs ’58; chap. ’57-’60. clb. ed., act. ed., co-ass’t. cd. ’59-’60; mm spec, rep., clb. rep. ’58; y-teens ’57-’58; fha ’57-’58 gary yaggy band 57-60; orch. 57; gen. science ’57; biolo- gy '58; chcm. clb. ’59; hi-y ’59; mus. gld. ’60 audrey yancey y-teens 58-’60; fha ’59-’60 van york ffa ’58-’60 jean yugovich spqr ’60; 1st in state jcl; losbv ’57-’58; nits ’59; jr. red cross ’60; y-teens ’57-’58; client. ’59; orcli. 57- ’58; hr. pres. '57 jim harter chess ’57-'58; ffa '60 mike linder p’men fthl. ’58-’60; p'mcn track ’59; hr. pres. 58- ’59; chess clb. '5 ; spqr ’58 123 lasting memories of seniorhood ’60 marks last talent display as they plan it . . . seniors look ahead plan eareers which one? advertising as a career . . . back to the good ’ole days 126 class of ’61 junior vice-presidents arc—front row: martha bray, nancy dennis, lee me elroy, jo koontz, jackie alexander. back row: billy hogan, ronald bandy, don bumpass, lynn livesay, james ellis. 127 bob abbe lou ann adams gerald afflerbach jerry airhart jackie alexander don alford ronnic alien sheryl alien terry alien donna anderson jean anderson tom anderson tommy appling patsy arrington tommy auslev gloria austin gerry averet t carolvn bad ley joe bob baker tommy baker paid balcntine orville ballard ronald bandy richard banner 128 viola barret jimmy bartos ruth beavers verniel beckham tommy bell jean bennett donna bentley kathy berset paid birdsong sandi black marion blcvins martba blocker leroy booker bobby booth kay botik Hilda bowen the junior class opens the ‘59-‘60 festivities by sponsoring mon- tercy’s first activity of the year, the people responsible for plan- ning the junior picnic are, back row: jackie Alexander, joe Johns- ton, Sydney gibbs, and kay tid- more; and front row: wanda green, billy hogan, jerry wood, and jolm mocser. class of ’61 12 ) charlotte box david box carolvn bradley donald brady ronald brady claudenc branum bill brasher betty brassell martha bray mary ann brenneman steve briggs mary lou brown reha bristow rosa lee brock bobbette brooks h. a. c. brummett phil brummett nancy bryan linda bryant sue buchanan gay land buckalew gail buckner norma bullard sandy bullard 130 donnie humpass brian burdine john burke benny burleson dorcman burns judy bussey bill butcher deral butcher kcith butler sue calvert jean cameron sharon Carlisle talbott carpenter charles casebolt linda casey mary castlcbury billy cates karen cates candie cavin dean chaffin gary chcaney ronnie chesser peggy christensen hal clarida 131 Ion is clarida larry dark neil cobb tommy coflman bob cone jan cotey donald cox knack cox sharon cosby edgar craighead donna criswell john cummings kenneth dart jo davidson butch davis kent davis voila! les filles rehearse “la mad- emoiselle” for the junior assem- bly. the group includes, from right to left, ginny ridge, carole gibson, myrtice murphy, sandra george, carolyn tubbs, gayle gar- rett, jeanette sessums, and wanda green. class of ’61 132 sharon clavis sue clavis susie clavis Carolyn dean phillip dees nancy dennis lvnne dobbs charlotte dorsev mike dorsev sharon duckworth karen durham andy eckert barbara edwards cheryl edwards llovd edwards jerry ellerbe gene clliott james ell is marsha elms lana espy ka estes larita ewing mike farr clyde farris 183 bob favreau ida fawcett jimmy ferguson jim fickle bob fisher marilyn fletcher alice flinn katie fortenberry marilyn foster saundra foust ellender fox glenda foy fclix franklin judy franks pat gafford susie gafford jimmy gamble carolyn garret t gayle garrett jerry garry bobby gee wayne gensemer jan george sandra george 134 wanda green and kay tid- more, co-chairmen of the junior-senior prom, work with the decorations com- mittee: gayle garrctt, linda mccauley, linda lockard, and claudia keeton, in planning decorations for the prom. class of ’61 sandra gibbs Sydney gibbs carole gibson linda gibson kathy glass margaret gleghorn jim golightly laurel goodpasture waynette goodwin perry gott billy graham jorene graham thnrman green wanda green polly gregory gary grifBth 135 gloria griffith elizabeth grimes von ann hageman jim hales barta haley mikc halscy joy hamilton jean ann hams becky hancock bobby hankins susie harden Virginia hargrove susan harris mike barter lynn harvey vicki hatton judy hays charles head charles healer dixon healy mary ann heath bill helms charlotte hemphill jimmy hicks 136 stacia hicks sue hill helen hilton carlcnc hobbs dale hobson billy hogan lana hollingsworth pat hollis johnny holloway tlnirma lou hoover duane housouer jerry howard dione howell dick hubbert phil hudson johnny huskey robert jackson alien jamcs rogcr jeffcoat darel johnson ronald johnson johnny johnson joe johnston larry jones 137 fudge or caramel candy anyone? susan Harris and lynn me elroy, co-chairmen of the annual junior candy sale, prepare their part to help raise money for the prom. class of ’61 delores judd linda kay claudia keeton connie kennedy jim kennedy janita kinard jackie king johnny mack king lois kirkland ann kirkpatrick nancy koch ronny koons jo Harvey koontz karen koontz mac lacewell linda lacy 138 phil lair patsy lane jo ann lang paillette lang sammy lanham clive lankford james larey karen larick dianne latham hither lawson bettye lemon lynn livcsav linda lockard denny long kenneth looney betty me abce linda me cauley marshall me coy lee me elroy lynn me elroy carrol me ginnis jerry me guire david me ilhaney carol me kelvey 1.39 marjoric me keown frank me laughlin madeline me lendon billic me millan sandy me millan philip me nabb judy mahone john mallory beckie maloch joe don mangum pat manning sam marshall barbara martin mike martin don mathus kathe inerkt jimmy miehael jimmy miller nora miller orville miller deanna mills monte mitehell john moescr tommy moon NO dale mooney toni moore mike moorhead larry morris myrtice murphy hob myers nancy nazario jan neely maegene nelson maltha nelson peggy nelson alien newherry johnny newsome gary newton jay neyland hutch niell juniors reha bristow and lee me elroy rehearse a twirling routine for the monterey exchange assem- bly. in addition to their regular positions as major- ettes, they perform for var- ious clubs, parties, and as- semblies. 141 class of ’61 gary nored lvnda norman colleen o brien jack odom max odom phyllis odom sam ogle linda owen dianne Owens jenice ownsbey david park kav parker dave parsley kay patton donnie pease marshall perry larry peters coleen pcterson elcn pharr linda pharr jakie pickens ned pickett martha poer lois pollard 142 richard pollard jimmy porter sarah porter gerald powell seletta price jayne purrington roger quaries lana querner judy rainey svlvia ram ire , nan rampv gwcn ranev earl rankin dean a rasco jimmy ray jon Ivnn ray linda reaves Hugh reed sondra reed ellen reese margaret reeves ray reynolds robby rhodes wayne rhodes 143 mrs. pittman, the junior class sponsor, works with the juniors on their various social activities and projects throughout the year, she enjoys skiing as one of her hobbies, here she is shown trying on her new ski boots. class of ’61 bill edd rice ginny ridge kay riley charlotte roberts judy roberts kenneth robison frankie rollins larry rudin judith ruskoski jimmy samson chuck schiever sandra schroeder billie scott martha self jeanette sessums james sharp 144 sharon shelton barbara sherrcll annette sherrod la verne shoemaker sandra sikes dong simpson morris simpson johnny sims bobby skibell billic smith charlene smith felton smith jimmy smith linda smith richard smith roy smith sue smith bruce southard lou ellen spain anita spikes richard spikes donny spradling sharon Stapleton roy steele 145 clan Stephens delores Stephenson steve Stephenson billie stewart tommy stewart hank still linda stokes sandy stokes linda storrs dennis stotts kenneth strawn woody strawn bill Strickland kenneth sumners betty swain buddyswinncy john talavcra joe talbot judy tapp georgann tarter billy taylor clave taylor grant taylor roy taylor 146 sandra taylor fiances terrell glenna tliomas wylie tliomas butch thompson danny thompson lois thompson t ravis thomson becky thornberg bill thornton kay thornton kay tidmore janice timian jimmy touchstone glen townsend carolyn tubbs viewing the location of the junior party, a barbeque and stomp, are, front row: sandra schroeder, coleen peterson, jo koonty, and lana hollingsworth; a n d back row: jay neyland, da- vid park, and hank still. 147 class of ’61 brian turner maribcl ulmer Virginia varney joe viney sue wages penny waldron wendell Wallace cloris waiters richard ward carolc warner mike warren sally welch freda west suzie wheat david wheeler barbara white nancy white sandra whitson coy whittcn donna wickersham bill widcncr joe wilbanks barbara wiley linda wilkinson 148 class of ’61 tired feet, hut happy memories is claudia keetons plight, many juniors and seniors recall their memorable night at the prom, which is given by the junior class for the senior class. marian wilks foy williams freda williams jerry williams michael williams norman williams jon wilson robert wilson gene wood jerry wood jimmy woodward carolyn wortman hope wright dwight young donny zarfas M?) block of dimes nets $254.25 John moeser and joe johnston make a trip to the bank to exchange the money they have received for dimes to add to the block-long tape of dimes. Sydney gibbs and linda lockard present a contributor to the block of dimes with a crutch, the symbol of the march of dimes this year. 150 hugh reed and glenna thomas complete the block of dimes cam- paign by counting the donations, the total contributions were $254.25. class of sophomore vice-presidents are—front row: kay clapp, ardith hessler, gracie anderson, patti Johnson, darline hunter, martha welch, back row: robert elliot, jerry burke, jic clubb, billy dennis, dan cravy. not pictured is ronnie hillis. 151 •� hazel acrcy angela adams blair adams james adams jimmy adams julie arm ainsvvorth margaret alien barbara anderson charlene anderson grade anderson sharon anderson marv jane andrews judv anthis ralph ardis judy arey duane armstrong jo ann armstrong Hilda armstrong karen askew mary ausbum don baggett lynn bailey barbara baker james ball cathy balzer kay barclay arnold bartlett janis baucum raymond beadle jim bearden 152 priscilla beaver linda beesinger betty benner katie bentlcy larry bicket billy biffle bcvcrly bird bobby black joe blackburn barbara blankensbip charles bolton charles bone linda booker don bottoni sherry bouquet jane bowden patty bowers ted boyd buster bradberry billy bradley betty burgess sings “poppa daddy” for talent assembly. class of '62 153 sharon brccce jim brewington linda bridges priscilla bristor lindzee brockmeyer ann brooks teen a brown tom brown dee brunner sandra buckner delayne billiard dianc bunting bctty burgess charles burke jerry burke buggsy burnett karon burnett sharon burnett donald burns paula bush paula buster sandra buster sharon butler patty buzan joyce bynum tommy caffey mary ann cahill mike callaway carol Campbell linda cannon 154 ■ sue carpenter pat carruth rick carson sharon carter sharon carver ann casebolt jim cash bobbie casperson tommy cassell jane casstevens kay chapman vvendy Christopher kay clapp clieryl dark peggy dark winston dark nan elements gary clifton jic clubb jimmy cochran l'il abners and daisy macs socialize at the annual sophomore party, dale harris and patty johnson were chosen as top abner and daisy. class of ’62 glyn coffman stcvc coggin gary colby cugenia condray julie contrcras ty cooke blaine corbin carol corbin linda cowan carol cox dan cravy andy crenshaw margaret cribbs martha crome jimmy crozier larry Cunningham ronnie Cunningham buddy curry larry dahnke johnny daniel harry davis glynda davis harry davis janey davis jimmic davis karen davis mary margaret davis olene davis sandra davis tommy de lavan 156 karen cl lis glen crickson class of ’62 billy dennis susie dennis darlcne de shazo roger dickson billy dillion larry donnithorne don doolcy glenn dorrell lynda douglas john dudley gloria duke phil eagleton bob eakin jackie eberhardt linda edwards david elle robert elliott judy ellis gloria di ke, carron mahle, and doris fox say, “thanks, for being our sophomore sponsor, mr. vaughter.” 157 franklin euresti kay farrcll don farris larry fcrrell dick ferrier ricky fields marilyn finchcr kay finley sharon foster terry foster mike fowler doris fox mike francis jerry franks marjoric french moody fredenburg suzanne frcntz marvin frost bill fry dicky fulsom waync fuquay pat galloway doris gannaway blanca garcia dianne garling vernon gatewood Sylvia george jimmy germer yvctte gibbs bob gibson 158 jean gibson joe gibson ronnie givens lana godwin delores gordon charles gott sharon gott mike gowen jerry graham kathy graw dewitt gray pattie gray tommy gray dianne green jan ice green ralph green carolyn grussendorf margie guntcr mike guy rosita guzman 159 class of ’62 elizabeth hagood judy haley kit hall millard hall marcia hall ronnie hall travis hamblett betty hamilton loren hamilton doyce hampton bobby e hargett sandy hargrove roy harlow dale harris roya harris karen harrison katy hart sam hatchett don havens sue hawkins pat haxel nona head Carolyn herald cccilia hemandez rafacl herandez ardith hessler bonita hickman shirley hicks arnette hill ronie hillis 160 demonstrating their basketball skills developed in p. c. classes are connie kahanek, carolyn herald, linda mitchell, donna mays, lana godwin, and karcn harrison. class of ’62 ray hindman ronnie holcomh phil holliday Charles hollman ronny holly ed holmes tructt holt danny hood isla hoover gayle hopkins michael horn Stanley howle joe huber sue hudnall carolyn hudspeth dark huff fay teen hughes ray humphrey darline hunter larry hunter 16! linda igo carolyn ingle chuck irish gay irwin lynn irwin mary isham larita jackson ronald jackson linda james charlcs jasper marian jenkins gary jeter shanadia johanson jerry john betty john son alien johnson frances johnson laurie johnson jerry johnson patty johnson dana johnston bill jones larry jones wayne jones connie kahanek frances kelly louise kent cheryl kerr liz kincaid marcia king 162 jimmy lewis patti liner class of ’62 patricia king ruth ann king viola king don kinney vicky kizer bob kohler Christine kolas lowis kubica karen kuntz kay kvle edward lacy patti lacy xninyon landers jim larson judi Lawrence sharon leslic verne leusing jan lewis sophomores back plainsmen baskctballers at the annual basketball pep rally. .v carolyn lofland karen lofland parker lowrance dec ann lyde bob lynas butch lynn douglas me cafferty diana me carty clane me carty linda me carty ronald me carty james me element linda me comsck elara me coy james me coy sharon me creary linda me curry gilmer me daniel linda me donald judy me elroy lavera me kee sandy me lane jo ann me laughlin eonnie me millan david me natt jeneta me ncil kenneth me neil janice me whirter michclle mac leod mike mady M carron mahle mike mallett steve mallett sharon mangum glenda mankins freida manning phillip marcum jimmie marcy ken marshall connie marston dc lois martin jean martin kcnncth martin mike maxey donna mays eddie metzig bryan meyer jan mcyers nancy miller shirley miller class of ’62 top honor roll sophomores suzanne samson, sue carpenter, sue hawkins and jimmy cochran, are honored for making five as their first nine weeks in high school, jim bcarden, in the background was the only sophomore to make six a’s the first nine weeks. 165 166 juli annc mills beverly mitchell jerry mitchell linda mitchell stevc moise richard montgomery Ivnn moore jerry morgan charlotte morris diana morris richard morris juliet mowery elements moyers paula mulkey dale mullins charlcs murphrec patricia muschalck john nail Cecil neeley carol neese charlcs nesmith hobby nichols vicki nichols kerzon nichens mary norton judith nunn pat nystel geneie oden kay odom kathy o’loughlin class of ’62 janicc o’neal jana orr amidst the Christmas festivities, sophomores shirley stalter and gay wilson find time for a quick lunch. donald pace richard palmer dick parker roddy parkinson bob parks claude parks terry parks edvvin patterson bob pattillo john patton rose ann paulk jimmy pearce ann beth peek sandra peel sharon peel paulette peel barbara penny fiances perkins 167 richard petty roger pfluger linda pharr vickic pharr jenny phillips carol pierce rcgena pierce gary pillers jimmy platz zona poff linda poindcxter sandra kay pollard rosemary pope ila beth porter dan powell james pridmore bill prude edwin prvor susan purtell hazel putman ralph quest gcorge rachcls ronny ramcy delane ramsey gerald ramsey barbara raney burton rasco johnny read jim reed joe reeder 168 suzanne rice jane richards don richardson max richardson gary lies rita riley darnce ritchey sherri roberson cecil roberts ruth roberston carol robinson darlene robinson ruth ann roddy jon rogers kay rogers mary jean rook teddy rookard gail rosebrough darrell ruckman Carolyn russell sophomore girls eagerly anticipate the slave sale and the sadie hawkins day race at the sophomore party. class of ’62 169 Charles russcll don saddler morrison sams suzanne samson mary schneider patschevenker georgia scheu charlotte scott marilyn scott suzanne scott anne shamburger mickey sharp alta shaw mike shclton jerry shipley johanna silver grady simmons leslie simmons john simpson arthur skauge johnny smith press smith robert smith ronald smith zoe smith harold snowden joan solomon sharon sowell marcie sparkman suzanne spratt 170 shirley stalter jerry starkes carl stevens dale stewart frankie stogner barbara jo stone jim stone saundra stout keith strain carol strange bonnie strawn don strege larry Strickland sharon Stroud ruth ann stuart jayne Summerlin billy tapp don tarkenton karon tarvin charlotte taylor 171 class of ’62 mickey taylor vala dawn taylor judy teal jock terry evelyn thomas keith thomas tommy thomas jerry thompson jerry thompson joe thompson susan thompson terry thompson terry thompson richard thompson ronald todd ronnie trollinger Carolyn tune johnny turley cdwina turner giles turner jim turner richard underwood buddy unger jimmy upchurch rowen upton susy van hoove dinki vanlandingham kenneth vaughan tommy walden jimmy waldie 172 sophomore girls take pointers from each other as well as their home economics instructor, shown in sewing class are mickie landers, maxine waiters, linda igo, and nancy bryan. class of ’62 mitchell d. walker maxine waiters lyn walton gary wampler jo anne ward roxie ward carol wassell emilie watkins sharon watson tommy watt patti webster rex weeks martha welch glen whitaker elainc whitcomb cheryl white claudia white murray white buddy whitson gerald wiley 173 kent wilkinson russ wilkinson darlcnc williams elainc williams mary anne williams sharon williams walton williamson be tty Willingham ken wilson pat wiman judy wimbish teresa winters sandra witt lana woodlock judy wooley maxine woolsey linda wooters david wright karen wright judv wymnc jimmy yeager d’ann zackary dickie zarfas Stuart key 174 d 'AtpOjf J � 7 z , - y e - 'fr-trm i faculty mr. nat williams superintendent of lubbock schools 176 mr. a. w. eckert miss dorothy lomax mr. jay gordon business manager director of director of curriculum secondary schools educators plan year eated, russell wilkinson, mr. jolin christmann, mr. james h. whiteside, nr. tom o. murphey, mr. j. e. blakey; standing, mr. mark hailev, dr. james m. reynolds board of directors dr. ishmael hill ass’t superintendent of schools heads set currieulum mr. g. b. morris assistant principal mr. b. j. randies student activities director miss edith caveness girls’ counselor mr. w. k. willingham boys’ counselor I7i) mrs. h. r. nesmith homemaking mr. fred stockdale mr. c. b. me spadden music industrial arts mrs. w. i. pittman physical education department heads, mr. n. g. powell mathematics mrs. a. c. leslie office bookkeeper, registrar mr. w. c. watts science mr. dee hancock social studies miss bessie bullock commercial studies miss irene armes language arts office clerks work hard mrs. a. e. pitts office clerk mrs. haskell taylor attendance clerk mrs. e. 1. raybum library assistant 181 'r mr. h. d. anderson woodwork speed math mechanical drawing mrs. r. s. bearden biblc world history mrs. suzanne cogdell cnglish sponsor, y-tccns mrs. doris dixon homemaking nutrition boys’ food sponsor, fha mr. w. t. du bose mrs. j. c. elam head football coach typing mrs. gerald harris general music sponsor, musicians’ guild miss pansyc harris head librarian sponsor, l.d.i. mrs. c. t. bastings cnglish mr. bobby applied algebra football 182 nr. joe blanchard applied science biology mr. maurice fite algebra speed math I mechanical drawing iponsor, number sense I mr. d. m. howell speech,speaking dramatics miss jan cannon tennis coach girls’ p.e. miss Virginia carr cnglish sponsor, flia mr. w. r. carroll agriculture sponsor, ffa mrs. jewel 1 foster art sponsor, tat sponsor, pub. comm. mr. don gray, jr. american histon' football mrs. william Hamilton homemaking sponsor, fha mr. truell w. Hyde world histor ' 183 mrs. ludye johnson latin sponsor, s.p.q.r. mrs. donny I. kclsy english sponsor, y-tcens mr, leo lambert journalism sponsor, press photography publications advisor mrs. fac lowry american histor ' sponsor, jr. red cross mr. bobby mocgle boys’ p.e. b-tcam football mr. waymon mulkey industrial coop, training sponsor, ict mrs. thelma murphy english sponsor, y-tcens mr. gerald 1. myers plane geometry b-team basketball mr. james d. odom world history football mrs. bob parker bookkeeping typing, gen. business commercial math 184 mr. henry lynch, jr. american history texas history mrs. c. f. me cown plane geometry sponsor, y-tcens mr. dewayne neel plane geometry mr. thomas neelv voc. agriculture sponsor, ffa mrs. zoie newsome world history sponsor, s.p.q.r mr. h. r. nichols biology mr. jack parker mr. sherrill pounds applied science biology chemistry sponsor, chemistry club mrs. kay prestridge french cnglish sponsor, french club mr. j. vv. reid american history american problems sponsor, nil, debate 185 mr. j. c. richardson miss wilma robbin chemistry cnglish sponsor, chemistry club mr. ted simon boys’ p. c. b-team football track mr. donald stroud art biology sponsor, tat mrs. cecil thompson algebra plane geometry mrs. wayne timmo home and family livii home nursing sponsor, fha miss genelle wilhitc Spanish sponsor, Spanish club mrs. ina lou vvilson cnglish sponsor, fta mr. robert winton dist. ed. sponsor, 1. e. club mrs. mcncil wylie cnglish Spanish sponsor, Spanish club 18fj nrs. polly roberson english sponsor, Spanish club mr. gerald rogers bovs’ p.e. head basketball coach mrs. jessie schvik mrs. martha shannon english english sponsor, y-teens mr. w. g. trenfield american history world history mr. s. h. vaughter algebra solid geometry sponsor, hi-y sponsor, soph, class miss alleen whiteley geometry algebra miss noil marie wiley english sponsor, nhs mrs. louise .ablotny stenography typing mr. mitchcll zablotny orchestra music theory 187 mhs staffs, nurse maintain cleanliness mrs. w. 1. ducker school nurse seated, mr. w. e. smith, mrs. alma mavnard, mrs. j. j. burks, mrs. virgie wade, inr. winfrey griffitt; standing, inr. 1� . m. mckee, mr. james c. lackey, mr. albert j. brown, mr. george 1. clampitt, mr. jesse brawncr; not pictured, mr. james n. hamilton custodian staff seated, thelma box, vera bartlett, mable wilson, nora lumpkin, ayora jennings, verna smith, leda self; standing, nellic lankford, juan villalvo, lou rcyna, myrtle watson, marjoric, wolfenben, eva jo Carlisle, bculah wassom, mattic farris, ima baxter, annic morris, augustinc baldazo, viola davis, gilbert baldazo, lucille medley, mclba reed cafeteria staff the shopping center of west texas Ward Milling Company First Federal Quality Feeds Lubbock, Texas Anderson's Name On The Box Costs No More But Means So Much More! Savings and Loan Association of Lubbock 1120 14th PO 5-6356 Let it Rain! CONVENIENT BUDGET TERMS Congratulations Seniors One Day Service Have Your Diplomas Preserved for Life Also Driver's Licenses and Pictures Etc. Bass Laminating Co. 1103 40th SH 4-9517 If you have a roof by Ajax Roofing i PO 2-1680 Box 5122 Plainview Highway LUBY’S W c c k K-lUO Uau JU U! 2AJ J -z - 4- zj ££ F Al4 L f '- J.'? U2 st c ( £ 2a ot ’c-g 102-14th Street ' Lubbock's Finest, Serving the South Plains for 18 Years 2410 - Broadway Shoes For The Family HOLT'S SHOES Indiana Gardens SW 9-0301 Monterey Center HANCOCK'S FIRE EQUIPMENT 514 Ave. A PO 3-5527 — SALES— —SERVICE — WEST TEXAS ADVERTISING CO. Creators of distinctive outdoor advertising silk screen reproduction. 1319 6th PO 5-9451 'ERSONNEL S E R V I C E PHONE PO 5-6331 1203 GREAT PLAINS LITE BLDG. NELDA WILLIAMS OWNER • MANAGER Congratulations! Let your employment needs be our responsibility. Call us for part time, temporary or permanent employment. 191 STEPHENSON JACK CO. 2421 TEXAS AVE. PO5-0217 Factory Approved Service for All Makes Hydraulic Jacks Dl'RWARl) STEPHEN SON Owner THE SMOKE SHOP EXPERT PIPE AND LIGHTER REPAIR Congratulations: 1107 Main PO 2-3011 May each year bring brighter horizons, greater opportunities. PAYNE'S BOOT SHOE SHOP 1209 College Ave. 1110 Avenue J. EXCEL FRONTIER STORE 1107 13th LUBBOCK, TEXAS Phone PO 5-6327 Phone PO 3-4812 Owner, foe Moise PO 2-2 AVINGER LUMBER CO. Day SW 9-3625 Night SW 9-0583 HOTPOINT 34th Street Hardware Supply Co. Ready 3207 34th Built Dependable Mobil Service Houses at 126 E. Broadway E. 34th Ricketts Mobile Service 34th and Nashville SW 5-2410 ED'S DRIVE IN CLEANERS CHEANEY INSURANCE Lubbock's Best AGENCY 3405 Ave. H Insurance — Loans — Real Estate SH 4-0198 SH 4-7655 Dial PO 2-5334 1704 14th St. Sanitone — Dry Cleaner i j|«| REEVES PHOTOGRAPHY i?gJB Color and Black White Industrial — Illustrative Architectural — Aerial 1719 Brdwy. PO 5-7731 HARROD MUSIC COMPANY MRS. COOK'S BELT BUTTON SHOP FENDER GIBSON Satisfactory Work GUITARS —VIOLINS 307 Ave. Q PO 3-2926 AMPLIFIERS Accessories For All Bands Tubbs Reproduction Co. 1216 Avenue Q PO 3-9110 808 Texas Avc. PO 5-5643 193 Home of Capezios TYPEWRITERS New Used - Standard Portable 1110 BROADWAY c CAiays iStudios 44Lubbock’s Most Progressive Custom Framing - Oil Paintings Portraits - Commercial - Weddings SHerwood 4-7663 2621 34th St. - Lubbock, Texas ADDING MACHINES Rentals - Sales - Service dleifea- office supply co. MACHINE STORE of Lubbock, Texas Tel. PO 2-8741 1103 Thirteenth St. “In Lubbock since 1928“ 1408 Texas Ave. Lubbock Apparel The white space on the right is for your Remember Me message. I And WE wish to be remem- bered too — John Halsey Drug Stores 1118 Broadway PO 5-6301-2 Monterey Center SW 5-4313 Free Delivery on Prescriptions JOHN HALSEY'S PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY George Calvert Garage EXPERT TRUCK AUTOMOBILE SERVICE MARK IV SALES - SERVICE 1316 Main Street PO 3-0495 Your Prescription Druggist Since 1925 418 Ave. K PO 3-5408 Jackie Jarrett 1329 60th SH 4-3860 Jean Willingham 3808 42nd St. SW 9-3106 Edith Ratliff 2118 22nd PO 2-5053 RADIO LAB Stova M's Food on Indiana 2110 Indiana PO 3-7802 RCA Victor - Zenith - Mathes Radio Television Center Motorola Car Radios - Tape Recorders Hi-Fidelity Stereophonic 1501-3-5 Ave. Q Lubbock, Texas Television POrter 3-9551 PIX BOOK STORE 'T w largest news emporium in West Texas Everything In Magazines, Books, and Hallmark Greeting Cards 2405 - 34th St. Ph. SH4-0827 Western Irrigation Supply Co. 602 - 19th Street Lubbock, Texas Dial PO 2-3848 Lubbock Cotton Oil Company LATHAM’S DEPARTMENT STORE 2431 34th St. Phone SH4-577'i 34th St. Shopping Village Lubbock, Texas Voq ue Beautij Shop 3428 - 34th St. SW 9-3686 17th Avenue A Lubbock, Texas Compliments of Kuykendall Investment Co. Established 1932 1210 Aye. Q Dial PO 5-5521 BUTLER'S PICTURE FRAMING CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Parkview Lodge Ph. PO 3-2846 Member: Best Western Motels 500 E. Broodwoy Lubbock, Texas Owner-Mgrs. RESTAURANT - SWIMMING POOL GILBERT'S SHOE REPAIR SHOPS Mr. Mrs. H. J. Williams, 323 Avenue H Dial PO 2-5700 Village Shopping Center Fiesta Dresses—Southwest Fashions 2407 34th ST. TO PUT YOU IN A PARTY MOOD. 1649 BROADWAY FOR CLOTHES THAT ARE DIFFERENT. BROOK'S SUPER MARKET CONGRATULATIONS PLAINSMEN Indiana Gardens 3412 34th ST. PLUMBING SERVICE CO. 224 AVENUE H. J. N. Miller 3206 - 34th DIAL PO 2-1636 For fine furniture iaWS of MM 1407 AVENUE O • DIAL POrter 11 3-6471 DOUBLE THRIFT STAMPS, INC. THE CHAMP OF STAMPS 2217 34th Street SH 4-0052 'YOUR HOUSE OF CARPET U{dLij DiU Sufifily Co. ‘Everything in floor covering 3208 - 34th . Phone SW 9-4317 HUB SHEET METAL GENERAL SHEET METAL WORK R. G. Watson Manager Dial PO 5-7224 511 Avenue L HIGHLAND DRUG Specializes in luncheons and all other services. 3407 Orlando SW 9-4717 Snowhite Bakery Town Country Cakes and Pastries of Distinction Specialty Cakes for All Occasions 34th Street Shopping Village 2421 34th SH 4-1203 THE PARTY SHOP If it's for a party — We may have! FARMS RANCHES MOTEL 2405A 34th SH 4-5932 BEFORE YOU INVEST . . . INVESTIGATE REAL ESTATE Off. PO 5-7836 Res. SH 4-2065 College 2nd Plac Lubbock, Texas 1 MERRIMAN BUSINESS COLLEGE Z E H AUTO REPAIR ALL WORK GUARANTEED 802 Texas Ave. PO 2-2701 i rw-i, 04- o nnr r 'Peut£ 'P Z4tnie i All Types of Special Orders One Day Notice 3418-34 SW 9-0604 Magness Drug 2120 Ave. Q PO 2-0277 Displaying the differing types of teen- age wear found at Miss Seventeen are Pat Holt, June Elkins, and Toni Moore. Miss Seventeen features fashions for dates, school, and casual times. 3404-34 SW 9-0726 FRANKLIN-BARTLEY AMBULANCE Day or Night 4302 - 34th SW 9-3666 Qn UanuL (leAiaubant tyieMkr menswear In Abernathy In Lubbock w Jpatelt 9n Sfx itUuea Highway 87 34th Indiana Downtown 3428 34 SW 5-2450 200 INDIANA GARDENS Congratulations Seniors Congratulations Class of '60 TOWN COUNTRY HARDWARE Young’s Jewelry 308 College PO 5-8337 3420 - 34th Airhart Insurance Agency 308 East 34 SH 4-7955 SW 9-3687 ‘Trompt, Courteous Service Ged. C. Newton ROOFING CONTRACTOR Fire and Casualty PHONE SH 4-7490 Congratulations, Seniors! Compliments of ISIS 3BTH ST. LUBBOCK.TEXAS Skyline inincj, (loom U.S. CHOICE STEAKS Municipal Airport PO 3-9051 H. B. DAVIS 907 Texas Womble Rambler Po5-662l B M Do you want to be remembered? Sign here. Seat Covers Automotive Glass Complete Automotive Upholstery 905 Avenue K PO 3-1161 PO 3-5739 Congratulations, Seniors! HAL DOBBS BUILDER of BETTER HOMES 4403 32 Street SW 9-0175 pv U I It) w □ fill JU U uu u W79 Beauty Salon For 2525 34th St. SH 4-7754 RODGERS up PRINTERS Lubbock, Texas 332 - N. Avenue P Ml NTER'S LUBBOCK SOUND COMMUNICATIONS COMPANY Formerly Repairzit Shop M. P. J. Minter, Electrical Engineer Hi-Fidclity Sound Equipment 1519 38 Street Dial SH 4-5555 Help Keep «He South Plains Running 2135 19th Street 202 Dial PO 3-307, 514 Avenue M Lubbock's Brake Specialists Phone PO 2-3418 DON WOODMAN PHONE PO 2-6219 P. O. nox 1096 Lubbock Wrecking Co. Now and Used Aulo and Truck Parts lO ACRES AUTO TRUCK PARTS CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS NORTH COLLEGE AVE. LUBBOCK. TEXAS 7fl GUanna Specializing in YOUR FAVORITE RESTAU RANT MEXICAN F □ □ D 1608 19th Street Lubbock, Texas LUBBOCK LEADERS IN REAL ESTATE SW 9-4321 3212 34th St. Bill's Highland Place Conoco Service “HUNT for Service the way YOU like it 34Th AT ORLANDO DIAL SW 9-6318 LUBBOCK, TEXAS vvv HOUSE BILL HUNT OPERATOR OF PAINT SUPPLY CO. PHOTOGRAPHY Town Country Shopping Center POrter 2-2085 2319 CLOVIS ROAD 1414 AVE. K 4th College “Such Clever Gifts' HILL'S FOOD STORE When Our Friends Send Their Friends LUBBOCK, TEXAS 2441 - 34th Street Phone SH 4-5802 34th St. Shopping Village 1611 19th PO 2-2061 GEM BEAUTY SERVICE NAN PERRY, Owner si Exclusive, But Not Expensive 2433 22nd Place PH. PO 5-5376 xwfl f LUBBOCK 1 Lubbock Servisoft Soft Water Service Y v FIRST IN 3308 Hartford SW 9-3010 FEMININE 2413 34tti STREET FASHIONS Phone SH 4-1555 LET’S TAKE A CHARTERED TRIP WITH TNMSO 20, TNM O COACHES, INC. 1313 13th streets THE BOOMERANG DRIVE IN SH 4-9193 310 E. 34th “We Strive to Have as Good as the Best and Better Than Most” Mr. Mrs. H. B. O'Neall, Sr._ A-l GLASS COMPANY QlayinCf GaHtlactoM, Compliments of LUBBOCK OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL HAROLD THOMPSON 1910 45 St. SH 4-3805 GENE WATSON 1606 60 St. SH 4-9679 PUTMAN CONCRETE CO. Ready Mix WAYNE PUTMAN—Owner SW 9-6492 - SW 9-3084 50th Utica 5301 College SH 4-8447 KEETON LIVESTOCK COMMISSION COMPANY CATTLE AUCTIONS MONDAYS - 10 A.M. - FRIDAYS Town and Country Barber Shop LOKEY’S FINE CLEANING Town and Country Shopping Center 4th Street and College Avenue No. 1 1925 19th PO 5-9022 No. 2 816 Ave. Q PO 2-4264 No. 3 2745 34th SH 4-7575 Arlene s Beauty Shop 2105 - 50th SH 4-2898 We Specialize in Long Hair Wonda Eaton - Owner N ELSON AUCTION 4023 Ave. A SH 4-3819 We Buy Most Anything Sales Every Sunday 2:00 P.M. 1709 19th Burdine’s Cleaners Clothiers Dial PO 5-9731 GONZALEZ REALTY 4006 Q SH 4-3323 congratulations class of '60 206 SEARS ROEBUCK and CO 1625 13th STREET Quality Workmanship Boivnds Masonry Contractor SPARKS ROOFING COMPANY V. E. Sparks Roofing and Asbestos Siding 5308 27th W. L. “Win” Hallman Owner Res. Ph. P0 3-S040 SW 9-5437 115 East Kenipcr PO 3-1107 3407 Avenue A Lubbock, Texas SH 4-3030 PLAINS LAMINATED PLASTICS Formica Textolite “For The Finest In Formica Work” DRINK TATE SERVICE STATION 2402 19th Street PO 2-5458 DrPepper m Waynes Whirlwind Drive-In For Those Who Demand the Finest . GOOD MATERIAL .WIDE SELECTION .FAIR PRICES . COURTEOUS SERVICE OPEN r 7 DAYS A WEEK 7am lOpm BOBSMSTORES PLENTY OF I' PARKING 4 • 21st STREET AVENUE Q • 34th ST. HIGHLAND PLACE LUBBOCK LUBBOCK Nelson Electric Company TWIN OAKS PHARMACY INDIANA AVE. AT 34th ST. LUBBOCK. TEXAS Electrical Contracting Since 1925 Phone SW9-3636 PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY DRUGS 6- SUNDRIES ♦ EXCELLENT SODA FOUNTAIN WE DELIVER J. D. Nelson J. 0. Nel 512 Avenue M Dial PO 2-3 Autographs. . . ....22 02 AVENUE Q 8. E. Adair Music Congratulations Seniors 1112-Ave. Q. P.0. 3-2848 PHONE PO 5-6523 TAILOR-MADE SEAT COVERS HULLS RIDDLE DRUGS AUTO UPHOLSTERY TRITA CO. 1636 13th STREET . LUBBOCK. TEXAS SPECIALIZE IN CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING 2211 College P Q. 5 -5565 ACROSS THE STREET FROM SEARS HANCOCK HANCOCK ELEVATING SCRAPER BOX 1359 LUBBOCK, TEX. (Ta naUd zti x V'i 'Pw,en£o t4, Harris Thomas tyzwzye Mfg. Co. PLAINVIEW HYWAY P.0. 3 -9991 319 W. H. 209 907 AVENUE K LUBBOCK, TEXAS C. B. GILILLAND PHONE PD 3-7732 OWNER RES. SH 7-1-40B BAND BOX CLEANERS MARCY CLEANERS 1506 Texas Ave. No. 1—107-A N. College MARCY CLEANERS MARCY CLEANERS No. 2 - 121 N. College Ave. No- 4-1649 Idalou Hw Cleaning at Its Best at a Reasonable Price MARCY TOWN MARCY FAMILY COUNTRY CLEANERS PARK CLEANERS MAIN PLANT-412 Ave. L J. L. QUICKSALL, JR. Quicksall-Pryor Company AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES, PARTS AND EQUIPMENT '946-48 TEXAS AVE. WHOLESALE PHONE PO S-S783 LUBBOCK, TEXAS Brady Plumbing Heating Co. Plumbing - Heating - Airconditioning SALES SERVICE CALL 4401 Avenue H Phone SH 4-2303 JAMES C KERR PAVING CONTRACTOR Dial PO 2-0567 2206 Clovis Rd. Lubbock, Texas Newest Fashions A. Willingham, Contractor HIGHLAND BEAUTY 4031 38th SW 9-0742 3808 42nd SW 9-3106 Hogan Service 4102 Ave. H Phone SH 4-9066 Fill Up With Us And Save 211 Goober Keyes Sam West DIAL PO 5-6645 Dial SWift 5-3972 WE FILL PRESCRIPTIONS 24 HOURS A DAY L and H PHARMACY 34th - Slide Road SW 9-4337 NIGHT EMERGENCY PHONE SW 5-3974 1612 13th STREET Monterey Center 50th Elgin THE BEAUTY CENTER 4120 34th Street Phone SW 9-5734 Lubbock, Texas LUBBOCK ABSTRACT TITLE CO. 1015 MAIN LUBBOCK, TEXAS 208 College PO 5-9307 PHILLIPS WASHING ft LUBRICATION K Ofi 1 ROAD SERVICE TIRE REPAIR PRODUCTS BATTERY CHARGING CLINE’S 66” CORNER Culligan's Soft Water ''Anything for the Car” 34tii dr COLLEGE SII 4.5B33 Lubbock, Texas CEDRIC CLINE FRONTIER STAMPS FREE PICKUP OWNER ON ALL PURCHASES DELIVERY 212 Savings Help Assure I • The PLAINS NATIONAL BANK Published as a Community Service by 1 LUBBOCK CLEARING HOUSE ASSOCIATION all of Lubbock 213 - ' I ' ' i i I ; ! KCBD RADIO-TELEVISION 1590 Channel | | on your radio dial •NBC. NBC ABC It an channel INCE OIL CO. INCORPORATED No. 1 2803 Avenue H No. 7 2602 34 Street No. 2 East Broadway No. 8 Erskine Amarillo Hwy No. 3 34th Avenue A No. 9 3801 19 Street No. 4 206 College Avenue No. 10 Post, Texas No. 5 2104 19 Street No. 1 1 19th Avenue H No. 6 10th Avenue Q No. 12 34th Avenue H J. D. HUFSTEDLER TRUCK CO. SALES SERVICE 1941 TEXAS AVE. PO 5-6617 PHONE POrter 3-4562 Whitworth CLEANERS — TAILORS Expert Alterations 2212 19th Street CLIMAX HOMES, INC. 31st Chicago Avenue Box 559 Lubbock, Texas Tech Beauty Salon 2419 Main Phone PO 5-5245 Ceramic Tile Shower Doors Aluminum Tile Bath Accessories WEST TEXAS TILE CO. Modern Manors - Lubbock Apartments 3021 34th SW 9-4366 Office — 4232 Boston Diol PO 3-3611 LUBBOCK, TEXAS REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE LOANS MEMBER l'iU4H04i GUu+nley, Ph. SW 9-3646 Res. SH 4-5635 3021 34th St. Lubbock, Texas OUR CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATE MYERS HARDWARE COMPANY, INC. Your Service Store 2507 34th Street Phone SHerwood 4-5822 LEO'S BARBER SHOP Try Us and You Will Call Again 2537 34th SH 4-1825 Refrigerated Air Soft Water Harolds Cafe A good place to meet and eat 1962 Texas Ave. Phone PO 2-9230 215 Liberty Machine Shop 4029 Avenue A Lubbock, Texas Phone SHerwood 7-2577 C. F. Wise Bob Sterling Nite Phone UN 3-2333 Nite Phone SW 9-1704 American Standard Plumbing and Heoting A. O. SMITH Permaglas Water Heaters WESTERN WINDMILL COMPANY, INC. 108 23rd DIAL PO 5-7435 In Lubbock Since 1907 TACO VILLAGE 1211 Ave. F PO 5-9603 — Factory - - Bakery — - Cafe - Orders to Go Tortillas and sweet bread delivered fresh daily to your favorite grocery store 3320 34th SW 9-3603 n your radio Harleys Automotive Complete Auto Accessories 1912 4th Street P. (). 3-9259 Gibson Plumbing Co. Fast Dependable Service Billy Gibson - Owner 2807 -S3 SW 9-1705 Davis Floral Company 1511 34th Street Phone SH 4-8405 (Our Only Location) (Day or Night) Specializing in Arrangements for Weddings — Parties — Funerals The Hickory House “Lubbock's liest In Barbeque” 2325 34th SH 4-9132 IDEAL AUTOMATIC LAUNDRIES Two Convenient Locations 1712 4th Street Maytag Washers Modern Manor Shopping Center Huebusch Dryers GLIDDEN DRIVE-IN PAINT CENTER 2611 34th Street SH 4-8455 Complete Decorating Service Artists' Supplies DIAMONDS, WATCHES. JEWELRY 1108 BROADWAY PO 3-6401 DOLLY'S BEAUTY NOOK For The Woman Who Cares, CALL DOLLY'S 2849 - 34th St. Pho. SW 9-8420 Lubbock, Texos MORE to select from When you shop downtown Sizes 5-15 our specialty Featuring . . . gay young fashions 1106 Broadway Between Zale's and Penney's G5cujne ▼ 'S JEWELERS Family Park Shopping Center 3412 Ave. H Phone SH 4-6401 Leon Poyne — Owner Res. Phone SH 4-4795 Lubbock, Texas PO 2-5523 Daiz iSsauty Shoji zjm 1509-B. Broadway Wc Care How You Look J Irene Peel, Mgr.-Opr. Bobbie Serrot TEXAS CREAM DONUT SHOP Donuts o Speciolty 1820 Ave. M Phone PO 2-4320 “Daddy says that old Reddy never graduates— he just goes on paying school taxes”. “You’re right — and lie’s the only Lubbock electric 0 CICERO SMITH LUMBER COMPANY HOME CENTER CHOOSE YOUR COLLEGE WITH CARE LCC Stresses: Friendly Students Helpful Faculty Spiritual Values Grow with Opportunities For: Learning Citizenship Character LUBBOCK CHRISTIAN COLLEGE SCOTT BALLARD HERB BANNISTER Congrats Seniors from RELIABLE PHARMACY Homer Hall Dial POrter 2-2796 or POrter 2-5408 HALL CONSTRUCTION CO. 2316 Nineteenth Street Lubbock, Texas tkiL | h£ f JUju cK Homer Hall 3 □ 3 3 34TH ST. SW 5-4366 LUBBOCK, TEXAS STATE LICENSED Everything in Child Care All Ages Don't Look For A Bargain In Child Care SUNSHINE DAY NURSERY and KINDERGARTEN Jewel Nisbett, Owner-Operator 1514 13th Street POrter 2-1956 1209 AVE. J DEBUTANTE LADIES SHOES PO 2-4354 DAVID C. WEAVER GRAIN CO. 2211 Avenue G Phone PO 2-8204 POOL'S HUMBLE SERVICE THIRTEENTH STREET AND AVENUE N US ARMY RECRUITING SERVICE 301-311 19th St. Box 1556 1110 TEXAS AVE. DIAL PO 3-2821 ELMS EQUIPMENT CO. CHOICE OF TECHNICAL SCHOOLS for SENIOR HI GRADS MINNEAPOLIS-MOLINE DEALER Fred Childress Hardware Co. THE DOWNTOWN HARDWARE STORE 222 1902-1904 Main Street Phone: PO 5-5336 C ongratulations, Seniors! Bownds Masonry Contractor 5308 27th SW 9-5437 223 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS from . . . THE MOST ENTHUSIASTIC BRANCH IN TEXAS complete school ond art supplies BOOK STATIONERY CENTER PO 5-8721 - - 1103 COLLEGE AVENUE . . . Western Implement Co. Allis Chalmers Farm Machinery Irrigations Motors Lubbock, Texas 321 - 19th St. Dial PO 5-512 1907 COUCGC AVH. Congratulations T.I.M.E. Incorporated BRAY'S SPORTS WEAR 2418 Broadway Dial P05-6244 Congratulations BROADWAY DRUG DRUGS WITH SERVICE Phone PO 3-3010 Broadway and College LUBBOCK, TEXAS 224 FOUR WAY SERVICE CODY CORBELL 34th at Ave. Q Lubbock, Texas SH 4-5866 BENNETT'S PENDLEY BODY COMPANY BUS REPAIRING ALL WORK GUARANTEED 3920 Ave. H Dial SH 4-4545 OFFICE SUPPLIES OFFICE FURNITURE PRINTING and LITHOGRAPHY SANDERS INSURANCE 1701 Great Plains Building PHONE PO 3-6152 1413 Texas Ave. Dial PO 3-3458 WOOD FURNITURE CO. Ite Stone 9 fan-Painted tyunnitune KEYSTONE MOTOR CO. Complete Automotive Service” OPERATED BY 1515 - 19TH STREET LUBBOCK. TEXAS GLEN CARLEN BOB ft RUTH WOOD OWNERS PHONE PO 2-3695 PHONE PO 2-1784 HOME PHO SH 4-1322 1917 AVENUE O LUBBOCK, TEXAS “If It s Borden’s Its Got To Be Good’’ ICE CREAM AND MILE 225 1018 Broadway .... PO 5-7535 2417 34th...............SH 4-1209 Town Country .... PO 3-6611 Indiana Gardens . . . SW 9-5924 Monterey ... ... SW 5-3986 Lone Star Auto Salvage Rebuilders of: Transmissions, Generators, Starters Phone SH 4-5805______5th St. at Ave. H JONES-ROBERTS SHOES 1205 Broadway 34th at College Town Country Shopping Center Wholesale Retoil Lubbock Electric Company Phone SH 4-2336 Night SW 5-1261 1108 34th Street Lubbock, Texas We Sell And Service All Makes A.R.A. Mark IV Frigiking A-1 AUTO AIR CONDITIONING 1942 Texas Avenue Lubbock, Texas Authorized “FRIGETTE” Distributor ED BUSH, Manager Phone PO 5-8234 Fluke Bros. Barber Shop Haircuts $1.25 Boys’ Regular Haircuts $1.00 TNM O BUS TERMINAL SECOND FLOOR BARBERS W. E. Spears SHINES S. I. Fluke CHICKEN VILLAGE R. S. TAPP COMPANY Cotton Merchants 1515 Texas Avenue Private Party Room Dial PO 5-7316 1318 - 19th STREET OFFICE PHONE POrter 2-1273 Thomas Jewelry 1207 College Avenue PH. PO 3-6468 LUBBOCK, TEXAS Diamonds Imported Direct From Belgium 2709 26th Dial SH 4-3981 Skirts - Blouses - Sportswear HajJj . eMail Your Family Park Drug Store QUAKER co. 3404 Ave. H We Give Frontier Stamps OFFICE EQUIPMENT Phone SH 4-8477 Save When PRINTING You’re Sick LUBBOCK — MIDLAND — AMARILLO SUNPLAY ENGINEERED POOLS 'ZpM i SttfotyntetU • Home Room Get-Togethers • Summer Swimming Lessons • Home Pool Construction • Pool Rental For Private Parties 4435 Brownfield Highway Phone SW 9-4134 Womble Olds and Rambler opuDUoiDipuoDy ARE YOU IN THIS PICTURE? There may be success awaiting you in the beauty industry. Inquire today. Visit an Isbell's Univer- sity and see what the future may hold for you. ISBELL'S UNIVERSITY OF BEAUTY CULTURE 1520 Thirteenth Street • Lubbock, Texas Dr. P. K. Palmer Optometrist Diol 1020 Broodwoy PO 2-4944 Lubbock, Texos A Ready-To-Wear Shoes 1014 Broadway PO 5-6282 CARROLL PENDLEY STOP and J. D. PENDLEY SEE US Lubbock Body I MT Body and Fender Repair — Auto Painting — Wreck Rebuilt PHONE PO 2-1382 1609 19TH STREET PO 3-4066 LUBBOCK, TEXAS JjO . i U its uV ' „ ! f V y , Hr Photographic Materiols and Service ; HERALD PHOTO fjp IjM I) J w bjy I 1405 COLLEGE AVE. LUBBOCK, TEXAS 230 I I McKISSACK AUTO SUPPLY CO. 1702 Avenue H Lubbock We Specialize in Automotive Parts” HUNT TIPPS Wholesale Grain and Seed Merchants LUBBOCK 701 27th SH 4-4592 Daniel Sign Company 1305 College — PO 2-1201 Original and Only 40 Years in Sign Service It’s a pleasure to stick our Knows in Your Business 26th ond Avenue E Dial PO 5-7891 Monterey Shopping Center — 50 St. — SH 7-1778 SOUTHERN AUTO STORE NO. I CONGRATULATIONS from Cradic Bownds and Associates C. H. Cox George Grantham Gordon Gibson Claude Key Joe Schuler AMERICAN UNITED LIFE INSURANCE CO. R. G. SHARP COMPANY Cotton Merchants 1509 Texas Ave. Dial PO 5-6033 Property Specialists 4501 Ave. Q Phone SH 4-1451 Ca cvaad uie Step Out Cat 0ut Good Leather Goods THE LUGGAGE SHOP at 1012 Broadway Dial PO 2-0134 Lubbock, Texas Bob's Cafe 2401 Main JIFFY CAR WASH For a weal Wlth APPmI 7 to 10 Minutes 34th and Akron St. SH 4-9916 OTTIS'S BEAUTY SHOP FELSHER TRAVEL AGENCY Lubbock, Texas Phone POrter 3-4354 at your Caprock Hotel FAMILY PARK SHOPPING CENTER for the THATCHER PRINTING CO. Woman Who Cares OF LUBBOCK 3410 Avenue H Dial SH 4-5606 Dial PO 5-9484 1104 Main P.O. BOX 1049 DIAL POrter 3-0477 Roche Newton b Company Heating - Plumbing - Air Conditioning 1106 TWENTY-FIFTH STREET LUBBOCK, TEXAS JtuLLacJz luta luctian SALE EVERY THURSDAY 1 122 East 34th Street SH 4-1444 GEORGE TATE PHARMACY gOYELTlC� 1309 MAIN STREET Hey Plainsman THINK about Dial POrter 3-5379 HILTON SUPPLY CO. Water Well Supplies — Pipes for All Purposes Complete Line of Home Hardware LUBBOCK, TEXAS 1819 E. BRDWY. PO 2-3791 f)ulia uL Qijft SUofi Whenever You Think Of A Gift 4148 34 Street SW 9-0757 BOYD SMITH AUTO SUPPLY, INC. 1810 Avenue H. Phone PO 2-5271 Bus. PO 3-3446 S. A. Henry, Sr. 47 Years Continuous Service SEE ME B-4-U DIE Representing Southwestern Life Ins. Co. Dallas, Texas 209 Fields Bldg. Avenue Q at 21st Lubbock, Texas GOOD WORK IS OUR SUCCESS TAPP'S GARAGE If Your Car Isn't Running Right To You You Should Come Running Right To Us Phone PO 2-4361 911 17th Street Bernice Chambers Beauty Salon — Late Appointments — Specialists in Pipe Hair 4-Way Hair Cut — Pyramid Curl $ 1918 34th Dial SH 7-2494 Jim M. Davis Distributing Co. your Watkins Distributor for 21 years Me LA I N OIL CO. Your Shamrock Dealer PO 2-5918 301 Ave. H LUBBOCK, TEXAS 4108 Ave. H Phone SH 4-6160 Dunlap's 0m R «r Frw Purkiig Witfc kayj Pirckast 235 Monterey Shopping Center Recording Studio S W RECORDLAND Records - Phonographs - Radios Specializing in 24 hour service Open till 9 six days a week SW 5-4162 Z eruf, Monterey {-jiff 7 le-nterex C enter JC..LU-L 1« SW 5-3951 Monterey Center SHELTON’S Fashion Apparel Boaz Prescription Pharmacy 1905 - AVENUE X Congratulations, Seniors! SANDERS ROOFING COMPANY All Work Guaranteed 2702 - 2nd Street PO 5-6466 Dial PO 3-1606 Lubbock, Texas Lubbock Implement Co., Inc. 1002 Ave. G PO 5-7775 LORENE'S BEAUTY SHOP 1603-25 PO 3-0302 Northside of Larrymore Dance Studio Lubbock, Texas THRIFTI RENTS, INC. 3120 34 St. Phone SH 4-7380 Lubbock, Texas Better Grooming Habits begin at Terrace Barber Shop 4134 34th Street Well, it's a date . . . BUT ONLY if ice go to the Char - King !! 441 1 Brownfield Highway SW 9-5775 JACK SPATT PLUMBING CO. 412 Ave. G PO 2-4966 Holman's House of Pictures 2113 Broadway PO 2-1222 Photo Frames - Picture Framing - Prints Original Printing Headquarters For • Camera Equipment, Supplies • Audio-Visual Equipment, Supplies • Commercial Sound Equipment • Sports Film Processing • Film Rental Library Sound- Photo Sates Go. SCHOOLS-COLLEGES- CHURCHES HOSPITALS - INSTITUTIONS - INDUSTRIALS 107 BROADWAY PHONE POrt f 3-1997 Orchid Beauty Shop We Want Your Heads in Our Business PAULINE CONNALLY IRMA BUCK JEWEL HALTOM Diol PO 5-6426 1514 - 30th Street MODERN AUTO SERVICE 911 1Bth Street GENERAL REPAIRS - ALL MAKES W. N. DUB BALLARD OWNCR-OPERATOR PH. P O 5-598B LUBBOCK,TEXAS 1012 - 19TM STREET LUBBOCK. TEXAS Sastde ld Funeral Home PHONE PORTER S-7461 I Offering a fine service at no extra cost ambulance service Dial PO 3-6433 Day or Night To Grow Spiritually . . . Attend The Church Of Your Choice Trinity Baptist Church 2701 34th Street Dr. C. Melvin Rathcal St. Johns Methodist Church 1501 College Avenue PO 2-0123 St. Paul’s Church on the Plains 16th Street and Avenue X Rev. J. M. Washington First Christian Church 2323 Broadway PO 3-1995 First Baptist Church 2201 Broadway PO 5-5766 Southcrest Baptist Church 4810 Avenue P Rev. J. Wayland Edwards Central Baptist Church 1809 Avenue M PO 3-7246 Bro. John W. Duggar, Pastor First Methodist Church 1411 Broadway Dr. J. Chess Lovern «BIOS AWIANCfS WATCH KING’S JEWELERY 1207 Broadway CONGRATU LATIONS Lubbock General Tire Service 1520 19th Street Phone PO 5-9486 COVINGTON SMITH of Lubbock COTTON MERCHANTS 1515 Texas Avenue PO 2-0191 (2om ife.U Jlinz of Jood Szwlng Squifurunt OLDEN L I G H Coffee and Eejuipwent C . !t 4 CLOVIS KOAD • IUIIOCK, TEXAS • PHONI POitii 3-4351 240 CLARK’S DRUG Free Delivery on Prescriptions 1702 Broadway PO 3-4979 PO 5-8732 THE D,'exam AUTO CLUB OF LUBBOCK. TEXAS HIGGIN BOTH AM-B ARTLETT Serving Western Texas Dealers in Lumber, Wire, Paints, Oils and Builders' Hardware Since 1931 1408 Avenue H POrter 5-9314 1613 19th Phone PO 5-5744 Mositaa fyoodlX Congratulates • DALLAS • FT. WORTH • LUBBOCK the Graduating Seniors Lubbock Division: 404 34th Street Phone SH 4-4561 1101 Broadway SWEETBRIAR SHOE DEPT. PO 2-3411 BUSINESS SERVICE Ruck's MlttMET bookkeeping W. D. MASSEY COTTON 1314 TEXAS AVENUE Johnny’s Drive In Grocery 1706 34th 7:00-11:00 LUBBOCK, TEXAS 59-60 HALTOM'S JEWELERS, INC. CLASS RING MANUFACTURERS Represented By Thomas M. Brittain 1107 25th Street Lubbock, Texas 242 SesUoAA John Lambert Lambert Bros. Division Vulcan Materials Cauley Welch Optometrists 1114 Avenue L PO 5-7180 kin DAD DADTC ArrCWHDIP? Caprock Sand and Gravel Co. Plaster Sand - Masonry Sand - Concrete Sand Concrete Gravel - Remix Gravel Washed and Screened Materials 1932 34th St. Lubbock, Texas IVW r K r1 LJ Complete Stock of . . . Chrysler — DeSoto — Dodge Plymouth — Dodge Trucks Chrysler Industrial Engine Parts Authorized Sendee 'Rlgg Wholesale and Retail Free Delivery Dial PO 3-9521 WESTERN MOTOR Serving Western Texas PARTS, INC. Since 1931 2312 Avenue A 1613 19th Phone PO 5-5744 mm Imperial, Chrysler, and Plymouth Since 1940 10th AT AVENUE L The Mighty CHRYSLER and the 1960-New PLYMOUTH BIRD FURNITURE CO. Hudson Bird-Owner Phone PO 2-5730 115 N. College “The Friendly Store” AT THREE LOCATIONS 1—1109 Ave. M........PO 2-9853 2—3016 34th .........SH 7-1514 3—2101 19th..........PO 2-1111 Distributors of Batteries LUBBOCK, TEXAS ) vj7 rxM' My i yM) JiPaAy y oS? dL X Cl M cMc ) - $XM a 246 1801 AVE. H DIAL PO. 2-5136 7“TW 'PCace Your Tree — Our Treasure 5104 - 34 Street SW 9-3677 lUfcfcaiiv ZJL WHITE PIG 2422 - 4th ST. PO 3-4773 IK SYMBOL '••....SERVICE FUNERAL DIRECTORS SINCE 1890 1601 13th Street at Avenue 0 PO 3 4333 MODERN COMPANY 19th St. Texas Ave. Phone PO 5-5511 See Modern and Save i AUSBURN’S SPORTING GOODS • Boats • Motors • Fishing Tackle • Archery Equipment Dial 2-2166 901 AVE. Q LUBBOCK CARPET LINOLEUM TILE JJncA f-faAvu AND CO. dT LUBBOCK, TEXAS 2626 34th Street SMART FURNITURE “The Traci ingest, Swappingest Store in the Country” PO 2-0549 309 North College Lubbock WE TRADE FOR ANYTHING ON ANYTHING OHCRWUOO 4-14 21 247 WHOLESALE SPRING AND AXLE TRIM-FORM Of North -West Texas, Inc. a i PARTS DEPT. 5-B587 DIAL SERVICE DEPT. 2-2196 1802-6 TEXAS AVENUE 2816 34th Street LUBBOCK, TEXAS SH 4-6649 RICE and HUGHES MOTORS 1819 Texas Ave. Dial PO 3-9286 lowers (greenhouses Brownfield Highway SWift 9-3695 Lubbock, Texas SAV( DOtlARS LIVE BETTER WM D. ooc sen vice NOT JUST A PLACE TO BUY FOOD BUT A NEW AND BETTER WAY OF LIVING 2830 34(h smfI PHONt SH 7-2541 Wtrrtilneftnrt RttrtiL Portable Typewriters iTHOmBfcBROS OFFICE OFFICE FURNITURE, SUPPLIES EQUIPMENT 1211 13th STREET PHONE PO 2-0131 LUBBOCK, TEXAS BAGGING TIES COMPRESS SUPPLIES 249 LUBBOCK BAG CO. -------■——'----------“ ' MOTEL CONVENIENCE WITH HOTEL SERVICE” HUMBLE SERVICE 2440 19th PO 5-9162 RADIOS - TELEVISION - RECORDS Hunter Heath Company Television Sales and Stwice SHerwood 4-8855 3126 - 34tli STREET A. J. RICHARDSON PLUMBING 227 Ave. Q—PO 5-6422 Satisfaction Guaranteed o q 24-Hour Service—7 Days a Week tlUBAS MUFFLER SHOPS {•■l-'OlKl -}•! '� C. 2726 Texas Your Midas man is a specialist in just one thing— servicing your car’s exhaust system. He is specially equipped to do the job better and more quickly. No problem about the right muffler either. Midas has the right muffler for all American and foreign cars. I No charge for installation. And your Midas muffler is guaranteed for as long as you own your car. Why pay more when you can get so much at Midas? SH 4-7761 Stitt Lubbock, Texas Bus. Phone PO 2-8331 Home Phone SW 5-2566 B D SPORTING GOODS Boats—Motors—Fishing Equipment Marine Supplies 2020 Idalou Rood Dean Davis Lubbock, Texas J. R. Eogon LIFE INSURANCE FOR THE LIVING Res. SW 9-5156 — 3701 46th Street Off. SH 4-0141 — 2618 34th Street BRAY'S CAMPUS CLEANERS And Men's Wear 2416 Broadway PO 2-4962 LFol £That bluly bUtistic and blattering boriiait Ste ilv tyandetisdels TOPS IN QUALITY . . . MODERATE IN PRICE ( andeiscl el$ Studio 3009 34th Street Phone SW 9-8262 ... sondowie (Sakpet cK mums 1407 AVENUE Q • DIAL POrter 3-6471 p-e Hj A W— _______ UJ0 J twLik£ HfiSjSES1 4e ctu vu c iMJltioMJl, BanSx I m0(; l XUu OlmJL (b e ijOc luva . {j cbj aij j u Ljou tg, kviod uuL lOiit T m. Lowtbb pnicM-.'kx)! ka izoo qootL Ax tumo ivu jdrfyocJkj , o£ Q 2.0fck vufL fc Mfryd HAL Ci ctv-U. W)Wvd i yvu Utvyu 'to IOtiJuMu F flAL WUV tOOA)£. UfctlulH, UJWd tl uJL fii VL, yOvV QoutitMOO ls Gi ctvty’� G o-Zs- lake 252 SUPER MARKETS 14 7 ) a. ' 4 Jtc£CJ_rzL4-zdj (-£k y Aai, 4 uy. c ----1 ' i Xodu j - z -) -c Aa I TL. j L' 1 4-44 R.H. FULTON CO. CONTIACTOIS LUBBOCK. TEXAS KFYO IS PROUD to be the station which sets the pace in the broadcasting of high school and Texas Tech football, basketball, and other athletic events. To the Tom S. Lubbock Westerners and the Monterey Plainsmen we are grateful. We wish both schools, their teams and all their students athletic and scholastic success in the years to come. FIRST IN NEWS . . . BEST IN MUSIC 254 Pan-Tex Plywood and Hardwood Lumber Company We carry the largest and most complete stock of Hardwood and Plywood, Paneling and Lumber in West Texas. owners JOE GARRISON-STERLING REYNOLDS Phone PO 3-8208 2213 Ave. J GUY L. McAFEE AGENCY J. E. MURFEE Whiteside Building - Room 102 1717 Avenue K § SON Lubbock, Texas Phone PO 3-2828 Insurance Real Estate Services Insurance Since 1904 255 H. A. BRADFORD HUMBLE SERVICE BUDDY HUGHES REALTORS 2233 34TH • Dial SH 4-2373 THED M. PULLEN UPHDLSTERING “THE SHDP OF FINE WORKMANSHIP 3506C Ave. Q Phone SH 4-4200 LUBBOCK. TEXAS 102 E. 34th SH 4-0339 IRBY SMITH TEXACO 3511 Ave. A SH 4-9088 CONGRATULATIONS! CLASS OF 1960 from The Amusement Center of West Texas CITY OF LUBBOCK AUDITORIUM-COLISEUM Home of CIVIC LUBBOCK, INC. Representing All Major Theotricol Attractions To This Area May 2nd—8 P.M. LOOK HOMEWARD, ANGEL £tandaAd REDI-MIX COMPANY READY MIXED CONCRETE Phone PO 3-9574 NORTH AVENUE S 6 HARVARD LUBBOCK. TEXAS TRANSFER STORAGE 3RD STREET AND AVENUE E LUBBOCK, TEXAS PHOTOGRAPHY 2222 Broodway — PO 2-8755 1311 College — PO 3-3191 jCu fc oc(z, Charming Portraits for over 28 years athu’s JUNIOR FASHIONS SIZES 5 to 15 2420 BROADWAY - TELEPHONE PORTER 3-9922 LUBBOCK. TEXAS SAVING STAMP THE SMART WAY TO SAVE 2832 34th SH 4-1540 BBOCK Building Products Ro-Way Doors Modern Fold Doors Readymixed Concrete 214 Avenue M Dial Po 5-7721 257 LUBBOCK BOWLING CLUB Meet your friends here 4020 Ave. Q SH 4-5535 TTtcD tatcC 'puttemC (?A zfeeC SOUTHERN MAID DONUTS WATCH 'EM MADE —GET 'EM HOT 2801 Ave. Q 7 A.M.-l 1 P.M. PO 5-9511 bryon McDonald glen McDonald LU BBOCK INSULATION COMPANY LOUTHAN-DOWELL MOTORS Dodge — Simca Dodge Truck 1702 TEXAS DIAL PO 5-7741 Congratulations Senior Class The MEAD FINE BREAD CO. tr . 9 cIxQJJJL n, Xfa Jbfrdt 'O'jL h d. ctldl jt teXs ??z£, Q ______________c '1 Mr.Af 'r M M0T EI{ y Mm 5 tut ■ g ESr CUy KE£S r 'MN T4]t VMOVB lv X)£ WO IV McGUIRE DRIVE-IN CLEANERS SERVING YOU AT TWO LOCATIONS Plant 1 2343 19th Phone PO 2-2226 Plant 2 Monterey Shopping Center 259 Phone SH 7-2404 advertising index a-1 glass CO. -05 am. united life insurance 232 b.c. iiclair 209 atrhart ins. agency 201 apix nxihng 100 anderson brothers jeweler 190 arteries beauty shop 206 ausbiim's sjioiting gocxls 2-17 a-1 auto air conditioning 226 auto upholstery and trim shop 209 avmgcr lumber CO. 193 live b.iker company 227 batdridge bakery 2-46 basic plastic laminating 190 the Ix-juty center 212 bcauly salon 202 iicll milk co. 231 b m trim and auto 202 benneUs office supply 225 bentley's 220 bcrnicc cluunlxrs beauty salon 23-1 big chief saving stamps 257 bill’s highland place service 203 bird furniture 2-15 boaz prescription 237 bob’s cafe 233 bob’s super market 20S book ami stationary center 221 the lsoomorang drive-in 205 llic bootcric 191 burden’s 225 bownd’s masonry' contractor 223 boyd smith auto supply ‘231 h.c. bradford humble service 256 brad}' spring and axlo 318 bray s campus cleaners 251 bray's sportswear 231 brood way drug 231 brook's supermarket 197 brown’s masonry contractor 207 buck's business service 312 buddy hughes realtors 256 bordinc's 206 butler’s picture framing 197 c b lumber co. 228 j.r. eagan 251 eagle Isrotlicrs 20S caprock sand and gravel 241 camp's bakery 231 cauley and welch optical 314 central baptist church 239 chancy Insurance 193 char-king drive up 237 chicken village ‘226 cicero smith hinder co. 221 city of lulibock auditorium 256 clark’s drug 241 climax homes, inc. 215 dines 66“ corner 212 clovcrlake 252 Covington and smith’s cotton merchants 240 eulligan's soft water service 212 danirl sign co. 231 david c. weaver grain co. 222 da vis floral 219 dulsantantee 222 dennis brothers printing 204 dolly’s beauty nook 219 dorothy's 230 double thrift stamps, inc. 198 lr. p.k. palmer 230 dr. pepper bottling 207 dranghns business college 196 dunlap's 235 edith rehnborg cosmetics e-in cle a 195 ed's drive-in cleaners 193 cd ebarro 2ft3 elm’s cquiixnent coinixany 222 el tamarack 197 excel frontier 192 fabric mart 226 fair beauty shop 220 fclsbcr travel agency 233 former tubbs co. 244 ferguson's giftware 203 field's men’s ware 200 first baptist church 239 first Christian church 239 first federal savings and loan 190 first metlvodist church 239 fleda’s fashions 227 flovd peer real estate 198 fiiike brothers Iwulx t sliop 226 forret lumlser co. 207 four-way service 225 franklin-hartley andsulance 200 frevl childress hardware 222 frontier stani|� 211 fuller brush co. 224 r.h. fulton and company 251 fun’s 199 gay 1. me afee 255 gem beauty shop 20� geo. c. newton 201 george calvert garage 195 gibson plumlsing 218 gilbert's slvoc repair 197 glidden drive-in paint center 219 golden light coffee 240 gonzaVs realty 206 craliam’s restaurant 200 h.b. davis 201 h.h. IstmIv plumbing co, 210 h� l dohbi 202 halton's Jewelers 242 liancock's elevating co. 209 hanoock’s fire cxpiipciiciit 191 harley’s automotive 218 harold’s cafe 215 barns and tliomas mfg. 209 harrod music co. 193 licmphill-wclls co. 189 herald photo 230 hester hardware and lumber 210 hcstcr’s office supply 194 hickory house 219 higginbotham bartlet 241 highland lieauty 211 highland drug 193 hill's food store 203 hllton supply co. 231 hogan service station 211 holman’s house of pictures 237 holmes' bouse of photo 203 holt's slxus 291 homer hall 222 hotpoint 193 hub sheet metal 198 i.d. hufstedler truck co. 215 hull and riddle 209 hunt 6c tipps 231 hunter heath co. 231 humble service 250 ideal automatic laundry 219 incc oil co. 214 irby smith tcxaco 356 islsell's university of lieauty culture 330 J.c. murfee 6 son 255 |.w. chajsman 203 lack harvey company 247 jack sjir.itt plumfiing 237 James c. kerr paving contractor 211 lenkins music 29a (iffy car wash 333 jim m. la vis distributing co. 234 jo ann sliop 191 john lsalscv dmg 195 John lambcrt brothers diversion 243 Johnny’s drive-in grocery 312 joncs rolierts shoes 226 iuliaiis gift shop 23� kebd radio 6c t. v. 214 kceton livestock commission 205 kdav radio 216 kf o ’S'� kathy’s 357 kelly’s { tile supply co. 19S keystone motor 225 king’s jewelry 240 koen’s studio 357 kuykcndall investment 196 I- 6c h. phamiacy' 212 Latham department store 196 loo’s lsarbcr sliop 215 liberty machine slvop 216 lokey's elrauers 205 lone star auto salvage 226 torcnc’s Iseauty shop 337 loutham-dowell motor 358 Iuhlxxk ahstract 6c title co. 212 lubbock auto auction 334 lulibock bag co. 248 iuhlxxk body works 230 iuhlxxk Ixswiing club 258 Iuhlxxk brake specialists 203 iuhlxxk building pnxhicts 257 iubliock cliristian college 221 hibliock clearing house 213 hibliock cotton oil 196 Iuhlxxk electric co. 226_ luMxxk engineering '247 lublxxk general tire 310 lulibock implement co. 237 hibliock' insulation co. 258 lulibock ostcpathic hos| ital 295 Iuhlxxk servi soft 29� Iuhlxxk sound aixl communication 202 luWxxk wrecking 203 luliv’s cafeterias 191 the luggage shop 233 hither transfer and storage 257 me chain oil co 23� me donald funeral chapel 25S me guires cleaners 259 me kclvy furniture 219 me kissack auto supply 231 mechanical equipment co 229 mac's flowers and greenlsouse 248 magnoss drug 200 marcy cleaners 210 martin's 29� w.d. massey cotton 242 may’s studios 194 mead's lxead 259 mceks. tcrrell. and osbornc 232 merriman business college 198 miitas muffler 259 midwest reproduction co. 238 minter’s 202 miss seventeen 200 modern auto service 238 modern Chevrolet 317 modern manor 215 montercy gift and hobbies 336 riionterev shopping center 336 morion foods 241 mrs. cook belt and lxitton shop 193 municipal power and light 245 mver’s hardware 215 nelson auction 206 nelson electric 208 ivewsomc point and supply 203 oakwood lanes 232 orchid beauty shop 238 ottu’s bcauly shop 233 pun tea 255 parkview lodge 197 the party sliop 198 puuls pastries 200 paync’s boot and shoe 192 paync’s jewelry 220 pend Icy body co. 225 ixggly wiggly 253 Pinkerton s garage 209 pettenon battery co. 246 pix lxxik store 196 plains body works 210 plains laminated plastics 207 plainsmen hotel 250 plumbing service 197 pool's humble service 222 putrnan concrete 205 quicksall-pryor 210 rail and ball drug 227 rodgers lithography 202 radio lab 195 reeves photo 193 reliable pharmacy 222 ribblc's flowers 211 rice and hughes motors 248 richardson plumbing 250 rickett mobil service 193 rix funeral home 247 rOChe newton 233 sam ribblc Bonst 238 Sander's funeral home 238 saruler’s insurance agency 225 Sander’s roofing 237 scoggm-dickcy buick 192 scar’s roebuck 206 sellers jondatd jenkins 251 r. g. sharp 6c co. 232 slx-ltons 236 sJi. henry, rs. insurance 234 i ft h rccordlaixl 236 s 6c u 194 skibclls 207 skyline dining room 201 smart furniture 217 smoke shop 192 snowhite bakery 198 sound-photo sales co. 238 southwest baptist church 239 southwestern public service 220 spark's roofing 207 spear's furniture 252 the sport center 212 b J Sporting goods 251 southern auto store 232 southern maid donuts 258 st. John's metbodist church 239 st. paul's church on live plains 239 standard redi-mix co. 256 Stephenson jack co. 192 Stovall’s food 195 sunplay engineered pixils 22. sunshine day nursery 222 sweet briar shop dept. 242 taco village 216 r.s, tapp co. 226 t. n. m. 6c 0. coaches 201 tatc pharmacy 234 tate service station 207 tech beauty salon 215 terrace barber sliop 237 t. i. m. e. 224 texas auto club 241 texas cream donut 220 thatcher school supplies 233 theo. m. pullen upholstering 256 tliomas brothers CO. 248 thomas jewelry 227 thrifti rents inc. 237 tom and bingo bar-b-q 240 tom’s tree place 247 town 6 country barber 20 town 6c country hardware 201 trim form 248 trinity baptist 239 truman chumlcy 215 twin oak’s phamiacy 208 tulibs reproduction 193 tubb’s garage 234 ii, s. army recmlling service 222 vandcrschcl's 251 varsity book store 231 vogue beauty shop 196 walsh food service 248 ward milling co. 190 wayrve’s whirlwind drive-in 20. west texas advertising 191 west texas tile co. 215 western fire 6c indemnity 211 western implement co. 224 western irrigation supply 196 western motor Halt 244 western windmill live. 216 white pig 2� 7 whitworlh cleaners 215 williams personal service 191 willineham contractor 211 womble olds 228 wornble rambler 201 wood furniture 225 young’s jewelry 201 irale’s jewelers 219 t ....____________________lOO general index seniors adams, kitty 98 alford, jimmie 98 andress, nonnan 98 amngton, billy 31, 33, 98 atchcson, nuke 29, 98 austin, david 98 axtcll, Howard 98 ayers, ronnic 98 baggett, jane 32. 98 baird. neil 98 baud, rick 33, 77, 98 balentinc, don 98 barber, bobbic 32. 98 barlow, judy 98 bamett, nelda 28, 98 bumett, yuton 98 bartlet. yvonne 98 barton, patricia 98 barton, rita 99 bennett, dwain 99 bcntlcy, glcnn 99 berset, roger 99 bilHe. george 26. 27, 32. 99 black, barbara 14, 4, 91. 99 blackwcll, don 99 blair, ronnic 99 bond, waiter 29. 99 b K ker, george 32. 99 boone, danicl 28. 99 botik. pliil 12, 100 bowling, james 100 boycr, Jeanette 100 brand, harold 100 bridges, alice 100 brooks, jhcri 100 brown, ann 13, 100, 95 brown, leo 12. 97, 100 bruster, Carolyn 100 buchanan, jane 100 buck, douglas 32, 100 buckncr, iris 100 buell, lynette 100 burgess, donna 100 burke, Sammy 100 human), james 100 bumett. diek 100 bums, lucy 100 bush, george 101 eagle, twila 33. 101 eain, bill 101 Campbell, don 39. 101 carlton. ann 35. 101 carpenter, kay 101 carroll, kathcrinc 101 carter, ann 101 carter, cliff 101 carter, teddy 101 castlebury. david 101 cate, alan 29, 101 cates, carolyn 12. 33. 38. 101 cates, larry 101 cecil. mickey 101 chandler, artbur 101 chapman, Helen 101 chumley, wanda 101 dark, carl 102 dark, walton 102 clary, jerry 102 clawson, darrol 12, 102 Clegg. mary 102 clinton, judy 33. 102 clinton. ronny 162 cobb, roniah 102 cobb, wayne 8, 95, 102 cole, keitn 102 collette, julia 102 colvin, david 102 condray, mickey 102 cone, jesse 76. 102 conway. jo li 102 cooper, mac 70, 102 coursey. suzanne 102 cowley, carol 13, 27, 102 cox. leroy 103 cravy, mac 28. 33. 103 crockett. jon 103 crazier, pat 13. 33, 38, 103 Cunningham, Sylvia 103 dabney, jim 33, 103 darden. linda 103 davis. david 103 davis, kenneth 103 davis, rilcy 26, 10:3 davis. roy 103 denton, sally 104 dickson, karla 104 dobbs. bill 104 dudley, morris 104 duncan, mark 12. 95, 97. 104 durfee, cddic 104 dunford. lmrce 104 durham, jackie 104 durrett, gene 104 eagleton, paula 104 echols. terry 104 edwards, noel 60. 104 elkins, june 104 erwin, sbaron 104 farmer, shore 104 farrell, john 12. 28. 33. 92. 95. 104 fault, linda 104 favreau, wilma 101 fore, sandra 105 franklin, johnny 105 frcdcricfcson, randy 29. 96. 105 fullerton. ted 105 gann, james 105 gilbert, john 105 gilliam, david 8. 28, 96. 105 gilmore, judy 105 glaze, rita 105 gooden, mike 68. 70. 105 good win. avis 105 go$din. john mark 105 gosdin. mary 35, 105 gray, barbara 105 gray, dale 105 greer, vicki 13. 105 greve, nancy 4, 11, 12, 18. 36. 61, 84, 85. 94. 105 gutlierie. george 105 hackney, charlotte 12. 33. 39. 106 hale, mack 59, 106 hamilton, gary 106 hammett. john 96. 106 harlow, Sylvia 106 harper, gene 31. 106 harris. jim 18. 57. 61. 65. 91. 96. 106 harrison. bobby 57. 106 hart, guy 26, 27. 106 Harvey, bob 106 Harvey, marshall 26. 106 Hastings, david 106 hawkins. kay 106 hay. peggy 106 haygood, dale 106 heard, bill 33. 37. 106 heath, hunter 39, 106 hedges, judy 107 helm, donna 107 Hendon, pat 107 Henson, Hetty jo 107 hext. sarabeth 107 hickman. terry 107 hilliard, zanette 107 hillin. nancy 107 Hinkle, pat 97. 107 holcomb. wayne 107 hollars, judy 37. 94, 107 holiday, bill 107 holt, linda 33, 108 holt, pat 4. 8. 12. 19. 31. 33. 92. 96. 97. 108 holt, sharon 108 hood, dwayne 13. 31, 32, 108 hoover, david 108 hudmnn, barbara 108 hughston, margery 108 huneke, charles 108 hunt, rose ann 108 hutto, bill 108 igo. johnny 108 irwin, sandra 108 iackson, judy 108 jasper, rex 60, 108 jennings, Joan 29. 108 lemigan. jerry 108 jobe, hoylenc 108 johnson. johnnv 108 iohnson. judy 109 iohnson. wynette 109 iohmton. dan 36. 109 jones, joan 109 jones, indy 109 iones, larry 29. 109 jones, maty lois 109 jones, sharon 109 jovner, ltobby 109 julicn. johnny 109 keenum, larry 109 keith, andy 109 kerr, jane 109 kerr. jane 109 kerr. jean 109 key. gars- 28. 31. 32. 109 key, john 109 kincaid. gene 56. 60. 63. 109 king, delores 110 king, sandra 110 kinnison. jerry 110 klinger, sarge 36. 110 kuhica. victor 110 kuykcndall. don 70, 71, 73. 69. 110 lampp, clyde 110 langston, ollis 8. 11. 83. 85. 94, 110 lanotte, nicholas 110 larson. john 32. 110 law, jo 110 leaverton, david 60. 110 lee, sandra 110 leslie, le ann 110 loper, billy 110 love, pat 110 lovcl, donna 13, 110 lowrance, v. j. 12. 31. 33. 94. 110 luedecke, august 68, 72. 73. Ill me clure, betty 111 me cook, jo 13, 31. 33, 111 me coy. sandra 111 me coy, thomas 111 me crary, bill 111 me enmimen, marshall 68, 72, 73. 76, 111 me curry, rondu! 111 me donald. janct 111 me kinzie, judy 35. 111 me natt. thomas 111 me nutt, jerry 111 me rcynolds, sharon 26. 112 me watters, maty jo 112 maddox, jnnync 31. 33, 112 marcy bill 38, 112 marsh, janice 112 mason, laveme 112 may, sunny 112 meadors. kenneth 112 ■nears, nomita 31, 33, 112 menaul, michacl 112 merrill, tommy 112 meyers, kay 112 middlebrooks. sharon 35, 112 miller, madelyn 13, 39. 112 miller, mary lu 13, 36, 112 miller, nancy 112 milling, ann 112 mills, janice 33, 112 mills, linda 35. 113 mills, sharon 26. 113 minor, janice 32. 113 minton, jonellc 29, 113 moncrief, cecil 113 montgomery, beverly 113 montgomcry, linda 113 moorc, cynthia 23. 113 mooring, linetta 113 morgan, jimmy 113 morgan, pat 113 morris, ann 35, 113 moseley. jo ann 113 mowery, jearl 18. 60, 64, 113 moyc, mike 113 myrick, sharon 113 nazario, pete 113 nolrns, nancy 12, 113 nelson, anita 114 nelson, charlene 35, 114 nelson, jim 28, 114 neuhardt. aggie 114 nevin, rochelle 114 newton, gale 38, 114 norton, judy 33. 114 nowell, norma 29, 114 o’connell, carol 114 oldhain, ray 114 o'longhlin. jeanne 38, 114 oshorne, david 77, 114 owen, mike 114 pack, alene 114 pack, george 114 pantel. sandra 114 l arker, hrenda 114 Parker, carol 114 parks, clayton 115 parrish, Virginia 4. 92. 115 pattillo. don 115 patton, bill 115 payton. floy 115 IH-arce. mary kay 13. 36, 95, 115 penney. lois 115 percival, Steve 115 perdue, mack 28. 115 perry, james 12. 33. 115 pcsch. butch 115 Phillips, jimmy 116 phipps. mike 116 pierson. cathy 116 |K ff, bottc carole 26. 27. 116 porter, jerry 76, 116 polls. shirley 13. 32. 116 price, jean 13, 31, 33. 116 price, judy 13, 32. 116 pritchctt, jerry 116 railsback. sandra 35, 116 ralston, phyllis 116 raiH-r, travis 13. 116 rasor, iim 116 reed, david 116 reed, patricia 116 rcynolds, wynona 116 rhea, ryn 4. 8. 12. 32. 82. 97. 116 rice, janice 116 richards. donnie 8, 12, 38, 84, 94, 97, 117 ricjiards, laro- 26, 28. 117 richardson, donna 117 richardson, jimmy 26, 27, 31, 33, 36, 38. 117 riley, sherry 117 riteney, dainty sue 117 roberson, junc 117 rolx-rtson, susy 32, 117 robinson, dwitc 117 rookie, leonard 59, 117 rogerS, alien 59. 117 rovers, both 117 rouers. raymond 28, 117 rose, barbara jean 117 ross, frank 117 Sayers, claire 117 senior, landy 32. 117 sessions, shirley 12, 77, 88, 118 shaw, lancll 118 shipman, marion 118 shirley, gloria 118 shoemaker, robert 118 sims, david 61. 118 sims. emest 118 skibcll, arthur 118 smith, david 13, 92, 97. 118 smith, emily 4. 13. 1� . 15. 18. 61, 118 smith, greg 69. 70. 71, 72. 118 smith, ken 118 smith, le Freda 29, 118 smith. Steve 118 smith, thomas 62, 118 smith, tina 29, 96, 118 snowden. harris 118 spann, tommy 118 Stftvenhagcn, nanette 119 stevens, lonny 119 Stewart, harold 61. 62, 119 stewart. sandra 119 stidger, phillip 119 Stinson, charmie 38. 119 stovall, limia 38, 119 stover, sherry 119 Stricklin, johnny 18. 56, 58, 64, 119 Strickland, luana 119 stronR, pat 119 Stroud, dale 13. 93. 120 suit , phillip 57. 120 swanner, jimmy 120 swening, albert 18, 56, 59, 64. 94, 120 syirics, clint 77, 120 tarpley, dan 120 late, bob 12. 19. 63. 88. 92. 94. 120 tale, mike 28. 32. 120 taylor, james 120 taylor, man 120 timmons, alicc louise 120 tinney, murilyn 4, 8, 12, 37, 38, 96, 97. 120 todd. Inane 120 tower, randy 120 towns, don 120 trammel), joe 120 trim. roRer 120 tucker, bill 120 tudor. bobbic 38, 121 turner, pat 121 underwood, jimmy 121 upton, dixie 26. 27. 121 vandcrschc). david 121 veazey. janita 121 vicrcRRe, Rerald 121 wages, tommic 121 walker, ednn 121 wall, nibyc 121 ward, dixie 28, 95, 121 warren, lynn 121 wasscll, kay 121 wassom, ronnie 58, 121 watson. judith 31, 32, 121 weed, ira 121 welch, eddie 121 wells, diana 121 west, jane 122 wharton, jolin 122 whilwell, lynda 122 wliitwoll, curtis 122 wichlcp, ruth 122 williams, jiuli 31. 32, 122 williams, mary 122 Williamson, karen 37, 122 wilson, alan 73. 122 wilson, jan 122 wilson, roy 31, 33. 122 wise, jolin 122 witkowski, john 28, 122 wood, ray i22 woodell, betty 37. 38. 122 yaggy. gary 29. 122 yancy, audrey 13, 122 york. van 122 yugovich, jean 123 barter, jim 123 lindcr. mike 18, 60, 76. 110. 123 juniors abbe, bob 12. 128 adanis, lou ann 128 afHcrbach, gerald 28. 128 airhart, jerry 128 Alexander, jackic 13. 127, 128, 129 alford, don 128 alien, ronnie 68, 128 alien, sheryl 128 alien, terry 128 anderson, donna 29. 128 anderson, tom 128 appling, tommy 29. 12S arrington, patsy 35, 128 ausley, tommy 77, 128 austin, gloria 128 badley, carolyn 128 baker, joc bob 128 baker, tommy 128 ballcntine, paul 128 baliard, orvillc 128 bandy, ronald 9. 19. 56. 127. 128 banner, richard 28, 128 barret, viola 129 bartos, jimmy 129 beavers, ruth 129 beckham, vcmeil 129 bell, tommy 66. 129 bennett, jean 129 bentley, donna 129 berset, kathy 129 birdsong, paul 129 black, sandi 129 blcvins, marion 129 blocker, martha 28, 129 booker, loroy 62. 129 booth, bobby 129 botik. kay 7, 129 bowen, linda 129 box, charlotte 130 box, david 130 bradley, carolyn 130 brady, donald 66. 130 brady, ronald 130 branum, claudene 130 brasher, bill 130 brassell, betty 130 bray, martha 12. 32, 127, 130 brenneman, mar ' ann 26, 27, 130 briggs, Steve 77, 130 bristow. reha 9. 29. 30. 39. 130, 141 brock, rosalie 130 brooks, bobette 130 brown, mary lou 32, 130 brummott, h. a. c. 130 brummett, phil 130 bryan, nancy 130 bryant, linda 35. 130 buchanan, sue 130 buckalcw, gayland 130 buckncr, gail 130 bullard, nonna 130 bullard. sandy 130 bumpass, donnie 13. 69, 70, 73. 127, 131 hurdme. brian 13, 131 burke, john 131 burleson, benny 131 bums, doreman 131 busscy. judy 26, 27, 131 butcher, bill 66, 67, 131 butcher, darrell 131 butler, keitli 131 calvert, sue 37. 131 camcron, jean 131 Carlisle, sliaron 131 carpenter, talbott 131 cascbolt, charles 69, 131 cascy, linda 35, 131 Castleberry, mary 131 cates, karen 131 cavin, candy 131 chaffin. dean 131 chanccy, gary 76. 131 chesser, ronnie 34. 131 Christensen. pcRgy 131 clarida, hal 131 clarida. louis 132 dark, larry 132 coiib. neil 132 coffman. tommy 132 cone, lK b 9. 11. 13. 66. 132 cotey, jan 13, 132 cox, donald 69, 70, 132 cox. knack 132 eozby, sharon 35. 132 craighead, edger 132 criswell. donna 132 cummings, john 132 dart, kenneth 132 davidson, jo 12, 33. 132 davis, butch 58, 132 davis, kent 32. 132 davis. sharon 12, 39, 133 davis, sue 133 davis, sue ann 29. 133 dean, carolynn 133 dees, philip 133 dennis, nancy 13, 33. 127, 133 dobbs, lynne 133 dorscy, charlotte 12, 133 dorsey, mike 133 duckworth, sharon 133 durham, karen 133 eckert, andy 76, 133 cdwards, barbara 26. 133 ed wards. eheryl 133 edwards, Uoyd 28. 133 ellcrbe, jerry 133 elliott, gene 133 ellis. james 61, 57. 72. 127. 133 elms, mars ha 133 espy, lana 133 estes, ka 133 ewing, larita 26, 27, 133 farr. mike 133 farris. clyde 133 favreau, l ol 134 Fawcett� ida 134 ferguson. jim 134 fickle, jim 13-1 fisher, bob 12, 134 fletcher. marilyn 134 flinn, alicc 29. 134 fortenberry, katie 134 foster, marilyn 134 foust, saundra 37. 134 fox. cllender 26, 13-4 foy, glenda 134 franklin, felix 134 frunks, judy 134 gafFord, pat 134 gafFord, susic 134 gamble, jimmy 28, 134 garrett, carolyn 35. 134 garrett, gayle 13. 132, 134, 133 garry, jerry 66, 134 gee. bobby 26. 27, 134 gensemcr, waync 134 george, jan 134 george, sandra 13. 132, 134 gibbs. sandra 129, 135 gibbx. Sydney 33. 9. 86. 89, 129, 135, 150 gibson, carole 132, 135 gibson, linda glass, kathy 135 gleghorn, margarett 135 golightly, jim 135 goodpasture, laurel 135 goodwill, waynette 135 gott, perry 66. 135 graham, billy 66, 135 graham, jorene 135 green, thurman 135 green, w.anda 13. 129, 132, 135 gregory. polly 35. 135 griflith, gars' 26. 135 griffith. gloria 35, 136 grimes, eli abcth 35. 136 liageman, von ann 136 hale, jim 136 haley, barta 136 halscy� mike 136 hamilton, joy 29. 136 hams, jean ann 29, 39. 136 bancock, bccky 32, 136 haiikins, bobby 136 harden. Susie 26. 136 hargrove, Virginia 136 harris. susan 12. 136, 138 barter, mike 136 harvey, lynn 136 hatton, vicki 35, 136 hays, judy 136 head, charles 12. 136 healer, charles 29. 136 healv. dixon 27, 38. 136 heath, mary ann 35. 136 helms, bill 136 hemphill, charlotte 136 hicks, jimmy 136 hicks, stacia 12. 33. 137 hill, sue 13. 35. 137 hilton, helen 137 hobbs, carlcnc 36, 137 hobson, dale 76, 137 hogan. billy 9, 13, 67. 76. 127, 129, 137 hollingsworth. lana 147, 137 hollis, pat 137 bolloway. johnny 70. 73. 99. 139 hoover, thenna lou 33. 137 housouer, duanc 76, 137 howard. jerry 137 howcll. dione 137 hublx rt, dick 67. 137 262 hud-ton, phi! 34. 137 huskey, johnny 137 jackson, rohert 67, 137 jamcs, alien 137 jeffcoat, roger 137 johnson, darel 137 johnson, ronald 33, 137 johnson, tommy 137 johnston. joe 59. 127. 129, 137. 150 jones, I any 62. 137 judd, dolores 35. 77. 138 kay. linda 35. 138 keeton. eland in 135. 138, 149 kennedy. eonnie 138 kennedy. jim 28. 138 kinard. janita 138 king, jackic 138 king, johnny mack 67. 138 kirkland, lois 138 kirkpatriek, ann 35, 138 koch, nancy 29, 138 koons, ronny 138 koontz, jo harvey 13. 127, 138, 147 koontz, karen 12. 33. 138 laccwcll, mac 138 lacy, linda 138 lair, phil 139 lane, patsy 139 long, jo ann 139 lang, paulette 35, 139 lanham, sammy 33, 67, 139 lankford, clive 59. 139 larcy, jamcs 139 larick, karen 139 latham, dianne 35. 139 lawson, hither 33, 139 lemon, bet lye 35, 139 livesay. lynn 62, 76. 127, 139 lockard, linda 13. 135. 139. 150 long, denny 139 looney, kenneth 32, 139 me abcc, betty 139 me cauley, linda 135, 139 me coy. marshall 139 inc elroy, lee 9, 12, 29, 93, 127. 139, 141. 150 me elroy, lynn 30. 138, 139 me ginnis, carrol 139 me guire. jeny 74, 139 me uhaney. david 32, 139 me kclvy, carrol 139 me kcown, marjoric 140 me laughlin, frank 140 me lendon, madelinc 140 me millan, billie 35. 140 me millan, sandy 140 me nabb, philip 76. 140 mahone, judy 140 mallory, john 29. 140 maloch, beekie, 140 mungum, joe don 140 manning, pat 35. 140 marshall, sam 140 martin, barbara 140 martin, mike 140 mathus, don 140 merkt, kathe 13. 140 michael. jimmy 140 miller, jimmy 140 miller, non� 77. 140 miller, Orville 140 mills, dcanna 33, 140 mitchcll. monte 140 moeser. John 9. 13, 33, 86. 89. 92. 129, 140. 150 moon, tommy 140 moonry, dale 141 moore. toni 141 moorehead, mike 141 morris, larry 141 murphy, myrti tv 35, 132, 141 myers. l ob 28, 141 nazario. nancy 141 neely, jan 77. 141 nelson, maegene 141 nelson, inartha 35. 141 nelson, peggv 141 newberry. alien 76. 141 newsomc, johnny 111 newton, gary 141 neyland, jay 141. 147 nicfl, butch 71, 141 nored, gar - 29. 142 norman, lynda 142 o'brien. colleen 142 odom, jack 142 odom, max 142 odom, phyllis 35, 142 ogle, sam 142 owen, linda 142 Owens, dianne 35. 142 ownsbey, janice 29. 30. 142 park, david 32. 142, 147 Parker, kay 142 parsley, dave 142 patton, kay 142 pease, donnic 142 |H-rry, marshall 142 paters, larry 142 peterson. colcen 39, 142, 147 pharr, elen 13. 142 pharr, linda 35, 142 pickens, jakie 142 pickett. ned 142 IKHT, martlia 39. 142 pollard, lois 142 pollard, richard 143 porter, jimmy 32, 143 porter, sarah 29. 39, 143 powell, gerald 143 price, seletta 143 purrington, jayne 143 quarlcs. roger 143 querner, lana 143 raincy judy 143 ramirez. Sylvia 143 rampy, nan 13. 15, 143 raney, gwen 143 rankin. earl 143 rasco. deana 26, 143 ray, jimmy 59, 143 ray. jon lynn 143 reaves, linda 143 reed, hugh d. 143, 150 reeil, Sondra 37, 143 reese, ellen 143 reeves, inargaret 143 reynolds. ray 143 rhodes, robby 143 rbodes, wayne 36. 143 rice, bill cd 76. 144 ridge, jinny 132, 144 riley, kay 144 roberts, charlotte 144 roberts, judy 144 robinson, kenneth 144 rollins. frankie 144 rudin. larry 144 roskoski, juditb 144 samson, jimmy 144 achiever, chuck 144 schroeder, sandra 144, 147 seott, billie 26, 144 self, martlia 32, 144 sessums, jeanette 39. 132, 144 sharp, jamcs 144 shelton, sharon 35, 145 sherrell. barbara 30. 145 sherrod. annettc 145 shoemaker, lavemc 32, 145 sikes, sandra 145 simpson. doug 67. 145 simpson. morris 28, 145 sims, johnny 67. 145 skibell. bobby 145 smith, billie 145 smith, charlcne 35. 145 smith, felton 145 smith, jimmy 145 smith, linda 145 smith, richard 28. 145 smith, roy 145 smith, sue 145 southard, brute 145 spain. lou ellen 145 spikes, anita 145 spikes, richard 29. 145 spradling, donny 145 Stapleton, sharon 145 Steele, roy 145 Stephens, dan 146 Stephenson, delores 146 Stephenson, Steve 146 Stewart, billie 146 Stewart, tommy 146 still, hank 146, 147 stokes, linda 146 stokes, sandy 146 storrs, linda 146 stotts. dennis 146 strawn, kenneth 146 strawn, woody 146 Strickland, bill 146 sumners, kenneth 67, 146 swain. Iietty 146 swinney. buddy 146 talavera, john 32. 146 talbot, joe 146 tapp. judy 146 tarter, gcorgann 146 tnylor, billy 146 taylor, dave 77. 146 taylor, grant 29, 146 taylor, roy 146 taylor, sandra 147 terroll, fiances 147 thomas. glenna 147, 150 thomas, wylic 147 tbompson. butch 57. 76. 93, 149 thompson, danny 147 thompson, lois 147 thomson. travis 147 thomburg. becky 147 thomton, bill 147 tliomton, kay 36. 147 tidmore, kay 12. 39. 135, 147 timian, janice 147 touchstone, jimmy 147 townsend, glen 147 tubbs. earolyn 132. 147 turner, brian 28, 148 ulmer, maribel 148 vamey, Virginia 37, 38, 148 viney. joe 58, 63. 76. 148 wages, sue 148 waldron. penny 148 Wallace, wcndcll 148 waiters, doris 148 ward, richard 148 waraer, Carole 148 warren, mike 148 welch, sally 37, 148 west, freda 35. 148 wheat, suzie 29. 148 wheeler, david 148 white, barbara 35. 148 white, nancy 13, 14, 19, 148 whitson, sandra 148 whitten, coy e. 148 wickcrsham. donna 9, 11, 12, 19, 148 widener, bill 148 wilbanks, joe 148 wiley, barbara 13. 148 wilkinson, linda 148 wilks, marian 32. 149 williams, foy 149 williams, freda 149 williams, jerry 149 williams, michael 26. 27, 149 williams, norman 149 wilson, jon 149 Wilson, rohert 37, 149 wood, gene 149 wood, jerry 39. 129, 149 woodward, jimmy 29. 30. 149 wortman, earolyn 149 wright, hope 149 young, dwight 149 zarfas, donnic 149 sophomores acrey, hazel 34, 152 adams, angola 27, 152 adams, blair 152 adams, jamcs t. 152 adams, jimmy 152 ainsworth, julie ann 152 alien, margarct 152 anderson, barbara 34. 152 anderson, charlcne 152 anderson, grade 10. 12. 19. 93, 151, 152 anderson, sharon 152 andrews, mary jane 152 anthas, judy 28, 152 ardis, ralph 152 arey, judy 152 Armstrong, duanc 152 Armstrong, jo ann 152 armstrong, linda 152 askew, karen 152 ausbom, mary 34. 152 baggett, don 29, 152 baily. lynn 152 baker, barbara 29. 152 ball, jamcs 28. 152 balzer, kathy 152 barclay, kay 152 bartlctt, amold 34, 66. 152 baucum, janice 29, 152 beadle, raymond 152 bcarden, jim 27, 152, 165 beaver, priscilla 153 bcesingcr. linda 34, 153 benner, betty 153 bentley, katic 153 bieket. larry 153 biffle. billy 28. 153 bird, bcverly 34, 153 black, bobby 34, 153 blackbum, joe 28, 153 blankenship, barbara 153 bolton, ebarles 153 bone, Charles 153 booker, lynda 34, 153 bottom, don 153 bouquet, sherry 77, 153 bowden, jane 153 263 bowers, patty 153 boyd, ted 153 bradberry, buster 153 bradley, billy 153 brccco, sharon 154 brewington, jim 28, 154 bridges, linda 154 bristor, priscilla 154 brockmeyer, lindzee 12, 154 brooka, ann 154 brown, teena 154 brown, tom 66. 74, 154 brunner, dee 154 buckner, Sandra 34, 154 bullard. delaync 34, 154 bunting, dianc 154 burgess, betty 34. 153, 154 burke, charles 29, 154 burke, jerry 13, 66, 151, 154 bumet, buggsy, 34, 66, 76, 154 bumett, karon 34, 154 bumett, sharon 34. 154 bums, donald 34, 154 bush, paula 154 buster, paula 154 buster, sandra 10. 90, 154 butler, sharon 154 huzan, patty 154 bynum, joyce 154 caffcy, tommy 154 cahill, mary ann 34. 154 callaway, mike 154 Campbell, carol 154 cannon, linda 154 carpenter, sue 34, 155, 165 carruth, pat 155 carson, rick 66. 155 carter, sharon 155 carver, sharon 155 cascbolt, ann 34. 155 cash, jim 28. 155 casperson. bohbi 34. 155 cassell. tommy 34, 155 casstcvcns, jane 34, 155 chapman, kay 155 Christopher, wendy 155 clnpp, kay 12. 10, 34, 155. 151 clark, cheryl 155 dark, peggy 155 clark, winston 56. 76 155 elements, nan 27, 155 clifton, gary 74, 155 ciubb, jic 12, 151, 155 cochran, jimmy 57. 155, 165 coffinan, glyn 12. 27. 156 coggin, Steve 58, 156 colby, gary 156 condray, cugenia 156 contreras, Julia 156 cooke, ty 156 corbin, blaine 156 corbin, carol 156 cowan, linda 156 cox, carol 34, 156 cravy, dan 12, 151, 156 crenshaw, andy 156 cribbs, margarct 156 crome, martha 156 crozicr, jimmy 28, 156 Cunningham, larry 156 cunningham, ronnie 156 curry, buddy 156 dahnkc, larry 34, 156 daniel, johnny 156 davis, harry 67, 156 davis, glynda 34, 156 davis. harry 66, 156 davis. janey 12. 29, 156 davis, jimmy 156 davis, karen 156 davis, mary margarct 26, 27. 156 davis. olenc 156 davis, sandra 29. 156 delavan, tommy 156 dennis, billy 10. 12, 34, 151, 157 dennis. susie 157 de shazo, darlene 157 dickson, roger 157 dillion, billy 157 donnithomc. larry 157 dooley, don 157 dorrell, glenn 66, 157 douglas, linda 157 dudley, john 74, 157 duke, gloria 39. 157 eaglcton. phil 157 eakin, bob 157 eberhardt, jackie 157 cdwards, linda 157 cite, david 157 elliott, robert 12. 74. 151. 157 cllis, judy 34. 157 cllis, karen 157 erickson, glen 157 euresti, franklin 158 farrell. kay 158 farris, don 158 fcrroll, larry 59, 158 ferrier, dick 28. 158 fields, ricky 28, 158 fincher. marilyn 29, 158 finley, kay 158 foster, sharon 158 foster, terry 158 fowler, mike 66. 158 fox, doris 29, 157. 158 francis, mike 34, 158 franks, jerry 158 french, marjoric 158 fredenburg. moody 158 frentz. suzanne 158 frost, marvin 158 fry. bill 158 fulson, dicky 158 fuguay, wayne 158 galloway, pat 158 gannaway. doris 27. 35, 158 gttreia, blanca 158 garling, dianne 158 gatewood. vemon 158 george, sylvia 12. 158 germer. jimmy 158 gibbs, yvette 158 gibson, bob 66. 158 gibson, jean 159 gibson, joe 159 givens, ronnie 159 gordon, delores 34, 159 godwin. lana 159, 161 gott, charles 159 gott, sharon 26. 159 gowen, mike 159 graham, jerry 34. 159 graw, kathy 159 gray, dewi 159 gray, pattie 159 gray, tommy 159 green, dianne 159 green, janicc 159 green, ralph 159 grussendorf, Carolyn 159 gun ter, margie 31. 159 guy, mike 56, 159 gizman, rosita 159 hall, kit 160 hall, millard 26. 160 hall, marcia 27, 160 hall, ronnie 66, 160 hamblet, travis 77. 160 hamilton, betty 160 hamilton, loren 66. 76, 160 hampton. doycc 160 hargett, bobbye jo 160 hargrove, sandy 160 harlow, roy 66, 76. 160 harris. dale 19. 57. 93. 155, 160 harris. roya 160 harrison, karen 12, 160. 161 hart, katy 160 hatenett. sam 160 havens, don 160 hawkins, sue 34, 160, 165 haxel, pat 160 head, nona 160 herald, Carolyn 27, 160, 161 hemandez, cecilia 160 hemandez. rafael 27. 160 hcssler, ardith 12. 151, 160 hickman. bonita 160 hicks, shirlcy 160 hill, arenette 160 hillis, ronnie 66. 67. 160 hindman, ray 161 holcomb, ronnie 161 holliday, phil 161 hollman, charles 161 holly, ronny 74, 161 holmes, ed 26. 27. 161 holt, truett 161 hood, danny 12. 34, 161 hoover, asla 161 hopkins, gayle 161 horn, michacl 161 howlc, Stanley 161 hul cr, joe 28. 161 budnall. sue 34, 161 hudspeth, carolyn 161 huff, clark 28. 161 hughes, fay teen 161 humphrey, ray 67. 76. 161 hunter, darlinc 151, 161 hunter, larry 161 igo. linda 162 ingle, carolyn 162 irish, chuck 162 irwin. gay 27. 162 irwin, lynn 162 isham, mary 162 jackson. la rita 34. 162 jackson. ronald 58, 162 games, linda 162 jasper, charles 162 jenkins, marian 162 jester, gary 162 johanson, shandia 162 john. jerry 162 johnson. betty 12. 162 johnson. alan 162 johnson, francis 162 johnson, laurie 74, 162 johnson, jerry 162 johnson. patty 151, 155, 162 johnson. dub 34, 162 johnston. dana 162 jones. bill 162 jones, larry 162 jones, wayne 162 kahanek, connie 161. 162 kelly, francos 27. 162 kent. Ionise 36. 162 kerr, cheryl 34, 162 kincaid, I� z 162 king, marcia 162 king, patricia 163 king, ruth ann 163 king, viola 163 kinney, don 163 kizer. vicky 163 kohler. bob 163 kolas. Christine 163 kubica, louis 163 kuntz. karen 34, 163 kyle, kay 163 key, Stuart 174 lacy, edward 163 lacy, patti 34. 163 landers, minyon 163 larson. jim 163 lawrcnce. judi 34, 163 leslie. sharon 163 leusing, verne 163 lewis, j.-m 163 lewis, jimmy 67. 163 liner, patti 13. 15, 34. 87, 93. 163 lofland. carolyn 164 lokland. karen 164 lowrance, parker 164 lyde, dee ann 34, 164 lynas, bob 164 lynn, butch 164 inc caffcrty. douglas 164 me carty, diana 164 me carty, elane 164 me carty, linda 164 me carty, ronald 164 me clement, janies 164 me eomsek. linda 164 me coy. clara 164 me coy jamos 164 me croary. sharon 34, 16-1 me curry, linda 164 me daniel. gilrncr 164 me donald. linda 164 me clroy. judy 164 me kee, lavemc 34. 164 inc lane, sandy 164 me laughlin, jo ann 16-1 me miIIan. connie 27, 164 me natt, david 164 inc neil, ianota 34. 164 me neil, konneth 164 me whirter, janis 164 maclcod, michclle 164 madv. mike 10. 34, 164 inahle. car rim 157, 165 mallett, mike 165 mallctt, steve 29. 165 mangum, sharon 12. 34, 165 mankins, glenda 165 manning, freda 34, 165 marcum, phil 165 marcs', jimmy 67. 165 marshall, ken 165 marston, connie 165 martin, de lois 165 martin, jean 165 martin, kenneth 165 mays, donna 161, 165 maxey, mike 165 metzig, eddy 165 moyer, bryan 28. 165 meyers. jan 34. 165 miller, nancy 165 miller, shirlcc 165 mills, iuli anne 34, 166 mitchcll, beverlv 166 mitchell, jerry 166 initchell, linda 161, 166 ■noise, Steve 74, 166 montgomcry, richard 67, 166 moorc, lynn 34, 166 morgan, jerry 74, 166 morris, charlotte 166 morris, diana 166 morris, richards 166 26-4 mowcry, juliet 166 movers, elements 166 mulk % paula 166 mullins, dale 166 murphree, diaries 16G inuschalek, patricia 166 nail, john 31. 166 ncclley, cccil 166 nccse, carol 166 ncsmith, diaries 166 nichols, bobby 77, 166 nichols, viki 166 nickcns, kcrson 166 norton, mary 34, 166 nuitn, jut!ith 166 nystel, pat 34, 166 odm, gcneie 3 1, 166 otlom, kay 34. 166 o’loughlin, kathy 166 o’ncal, Janice 29, 167 orr, Jana 34, 167 pace, donaltl 167 palmer, richartl 74, 76, 167 parker, dick 67, 167 parkinson, roddy 167 parks, bob 167 parks, claude 167 parks, terry 28, 167 patterson, edwin 167 pattillo, bob 167 patton, john 28. 167 paulk. rose aim _167 pcarce, jimmy 67, 167 peek, ann beth 167 peel, sandra 34i 167 peel, sharon 167 peel, paulette 167 penny, barbara 167_ perkins, francos 167 petty, richard 168 pfluger, roger 28, 168 pbarr, linda 168 pharr, vicki 34. 168 Phillips, jenny 34. 168 pierce, jo carol 168 pierce, regena 168 pillcrs. gary 168 platz, jimmy 168 poll, zona 27. 168 poindexter, linda 168 pollard, sandra kay 168 pope, rosemary 168 porter, ila betn 34. 77. 168 powcll, dan 34, 168 pridmore, james 168 prude, bill 28. 168 pryor, edwin 67. 168 purtell, susan 168 putman, hazel 168 quest, ralph 168 rachels, george 168 ramey, ronny 168 ramsey, delane 168 nunsey, gerald 168 raney, barbara 34, 168 rasco, burton 168 read, johnny 28. 168 recti. Jim 168 reader, joe 168 rice, suzanne 169 richards, jane 169 richnrdxon, don 169 richardson, max 169 ries, gary. 169 rilcy, rita 169 ritchey, damce 67. 169 roberson, sherri 26, 169 roberts, cccil 169 robertson. ruth 169 rohinson, carol 169 robinson. darlene 169 roddy, ruth ann 169 rodgers, ion 29. 169 rodgers, kay 169 rook, mary jean 169 rookard, teddy 76, 169 rosebrough. gail 169 ruckman, darrcll 28, 169 russell, carolyn 169 russell, charles 170 saddler, don 170 sams, monrison 170 samson, suzanne 165, 170 Schneider, mary 170 schwonkcr, pat 170 scheu, georgia 34. 170 seott, charlotte 170 scott. marilyn 170 seott. suzanne 170 shamburger, ann 29, 170 sharp, mickey 170 shaw, alta 170 shelton. mike 64, 170 shipley, jerry 67. 170 silver, johanna 27. 170 simmons, grady 170 simmons, leslie 170 simpson, johnny 170 skauge, arthur 170 smitn, johnny 170 smith, pres 170 smitti, robert 170 snuth, ronald 170 smith, zoe 170 snowden, harold 27, 170 Solomon, joan 170 sowcll, sharon 170 sparkman, marcia 27, 170 Spratt, suzanne 170 Statler, shirk-y 167, 170 starkes, jerry 28, 171 stevens, carl 171 stewart, dale 171 stogner, frankic 171 stone, barbara jo 171 stone, jiin 171 Stout, saundra 171 strain, keith 171 strange, carol 29. 171 strawn. bonnic 29. 171 strege, dan 171 Strickland, larry 67, 171 Stroud, sharon 171 Stuart, ruth ann 34, 171 Summerlin, jayne 171 tapp, billy 74, 171 tarkenton, don 60, 171 tarvin, karon 171 taylor, charlotte 171 taylor, mickey 172 taylor, vala dawn 12, 27, 172 teal, judy 34, 172 terry, jock 172 thoinas, cvelyn 172 thomns, keith 29, 172 thoinas, tommy 172 thompson, jerry 172 thompson, jerry 28, 172 thompson, joe 47, 172 thompson, susan 172 thompson, terry 172 thompson, terry 172 thompson. richard 36. 172 todd, ronald 77. 172 trollingcr, ronnic 34, 172 tune, carolyn 29. 172 turley, johnny 172 turner, edwin 172 turner, giles 172 turner, jim 172 woofers, linda 174 wright, david 174 mght, karen 77, 174 wynn. judy 174 yeager, jimmy 174 zachary, d'ann 174 zarfas, dickic 174 faculty anderson, hnmpton 182 armes, irene 181 blanchard, joe 183 bullock, bessie 181 cannon, jan 77. 80, 183 carr, Virginia 183 carroll, waylon 183 cogdcll, suzanne 182 dixon. doris 182 du bose 56, 64, 182 clam, mrs. j. c. 182 file, maurice 183 foster, jewel 183 gray, don 56, 183 hamilton, barbara 183 hancock, dec 181 hanris, imogene 31, 182 karris, pansyc 182 bastings. Catherine 182 hay worth, bobby 182 bowel 1. d. m. 183 hyde, trucll 183 johnson, ludyc 184 kelsey, donny 184 lambert. Ico 184 lowry, fae 184 lynch, henry 185 me cown, mary 185 me spadden, c. b. 180 moegle, bobby 66. 80. 184 mulkey, waymon 184 murphy, thelma 184 myers, gerald, 68. 74, 18 1 underwood, richard 172 ungcr, buddy 172 upchurch, jimmy 67, 172 upton, rowen 67, 172 van hoove, susie 172 vanlandingham, dinki 172 vaughn, kenueth 172 walden, tommy 172 waldic, jimmy 172 walker, mitchell 173 waiters, inaxine 173 walton, lyn 10, 13. 14 173 wainpler. gary 173 ward, joanne 21. 27. 34, 173 ward, roxic 29, 173 wassell, carol 173 watkins, cmilic 77. 173 watkins, sharon 173 watt, tommy 173 webster. patti 173 weeks, rex 173 welch, martha 13, 151, 173 whitaker, glen 74, 173 whitcomb, clainc 173 white, cheryl 34. 173 white, claudia 173 white, murray 173 whitson, buddy 67, 173 wiley, gerald 173 wilkenson, kent 174 wilkinson, rus$ 10, 12, 69, 71, 73, 87, 90. 93, 174. williams, darlene 174 williams, elaine 174 williams, mary anno 174 williams, sharon 174 Williamson, walton 174 willingham. betty 36, 174 wilson, ken 29, 174 wiman, pat 74. 174 wimbish, judy 10. 34. 174 winters, tcresa 29, 174 witt, sandra 174 woodlock, lana 77, 174 wooley. judy 174 woolsey. maxine 174 necl. dc wayne 185 ncely, tom 185 nesmith, francos 180 newsome, zoie 185 nichols, harold 185 odom, james 56, 184 parker, mrs. bob 184 parker, jack 185 pittman, mrs. w. i. 80, 144. 180 IMiimds, sherrill 185 powell, n. g. 180 prestridge, kay 185 rcid, j. w. 185 richardson, j. c. 186 robbins, wilma 186 roberson, Christine 187 rogers, gerald 68. 69, 80. 187 schuk, jessie Ice 187 shannon, martha 187 simon, t« d 66. 67, 186 stoekdale. fred 180 Stroud, don 186 thompson, naomi 186 timmons. myra 186 trcnfield, w. g. 187 vaughter, samuel 187 watts, w. c. 180 whitlcy, allccn 187 wiley, nell marie 187 wilhite, gcnelle 186 wilson, ina 186 winton, robert 186 wylie, mrs. me neil 186 zablotney, Ionise 187 zablotney, mitchell 26, 187 caveness. edith 179 morris, g. b. 179 randies, b. j. 179 willingham, welbom 179 265 1960 chaparral staff photographers don Campbell, head jerry wood hunter heath activities linda stovall, editor bobbie tudor clubs Virginia varney, editor pat crozier gale newton advisor mr. leo lambert sports bill marcy, editor jimmy richardson business reha bristow, manager martha poor jean ann hams jeanette sessums faculty charlotte hackney art sharon davis, editor pat hinkle kay tidmore sophomores madelyn miller gloria duke juniors sarah porter, editor colleen peterson candy cavin seniors charmie stinson, editor carolyn cates jeanne o’loughlin we, the editors of the 1960 chaparral offer a special note of thanks to mr. j. w. “bo” homer, the steck company, austin; koen studio, class pictures and special pictures; mrs. w. g. me millian, setting for color picture. 266 I V