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M f ff Wax ,xx QA avmxivx 'Il K- uq ll M ,, X' 4f 3 g- Q'53Q7'I:I 5 Q , , ' A il, N X ff . f f X fX N W N 3, SX V, X gp... , wwf g , X XX 1 V. X .fl X if Ann Rich V! itor-in-Chief 4 Q Sue Meloy ' Eleanor Griffith Assistant E dito Artist and Business M ager ! . V X B fix My 0, yyy? gy, ' FO EWORD n the fort coming p es a scrapbook of memories has been laid before you There are those of you who with these memorles will walk from the doors of Odessa High into the widely spread arms of the worldg and there, again, are those who are still to spend one and two more years of your lives in the halls of OHS, warmed by the laughter of classmates. We are all aware that this year of happiness will be outstanding in our future years. The Corral Staff now presents to you with a friendly hand this volume of the Corral to keep the joys of this unforgettable year fresh in your mind. gm :Kx , . : so ssyp by t is V - - :,, , v f il s sits 1 ritri 'l Mrs Bessie W. Standley psif ' ,l' s yyrg J. M. Lilly Sponsor A yi , p :-s all Sponsor Joann McKnight Favorites and Organizations Editor xh 30155151 Kms Marwgef Sales 44? r wk G. lfuby Allen WIS SP0fts Editor 0 Ge C 6,9114- lay ell xg., 'w V . ' Xxifgf, K li .. An- Artlsz Id . I x IH fl 60 lu' ll W l l wg? -N xxx , - Nm 'j'.'g: -Y ,. ' X 1 fi? Wi' 'X K' g Wiz., XP - wif- XX. gg bm, Wg- , f- ' :saggy Eiisssi ,f 1555-ii ll 3 Q ,X P L , ,r .1 sq Q Wo proudlr dodscah fha l95l Corra fo 'Pho colch- gg and sporhmsn of TRACK AND BASEBALL who through their abilify .5 Q4-oo cabo ..,Cfz,u A -ff-4 1660 -- -5 Md ZW xxx xi m he I950 broughl' ini' hisiory of Odessa High Seheol TWO STATE ouishnding ' 1 o u-I ,OK-5 Wsfn, z .Iil1, Q UZ I :pil ' X Q4 Q, ,iliigf n Q of i 59 G: .J,,.'k' GLHs54 ' BRONCHO STADIUM ODESSA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL .wo ODESSA HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM Hail Odessa High School! Hats off to you Ever yoltlll finfl us . . . Loyal and true. Firm and unflaunted Always we'll be. Hail to the school we love . Herels a toast to thee. 7a Wfenwfzdam Sr' WAYMAN FIELDS R. T. PENN April 4, l935-Sepiember I, l950 June l5. I896-Ocfober I, I950 BOARD OF George Tripp Vice President Wallace Barrett C. E. Wilson President Ed Pokorny Assistant Secretary D. M. Hankips EDUCATION T. B. Harris Secretary nv- - --M ur-M. v---- .,,... -,..u nn--1 Q-w W. C. Todt Amammaau 'l-x in W. A. MILLER Superintendent of Odessa Public Schools Y DDE-SSA PUBLIC SDI-IDDLS w. A. MILLER. ILIPIRINTINDINT oosssa. 'rsxAs February 1, 1951 To the Students of the Odessa Senior High School Odessa, Texas Dear Students: During this era in which we live, each year presents to us some new and challengin which has arisen from the eff trying to live toget g problem orts that men make in her. It is my opinion that some of the clearest thinking that has been done on the plan of getting along with our fellow man has been done and is being exhibited by you, the group that we call our youth of today. You have found t the develop is hat the simple formula of ment and use of courage and fai essential to you in your gr-ou is to grow into adultho ideals so that you h r play ps. Your task then od keeping ever with you these other youth may find the answer that ave found. Very trul siffml W. A . Miller Superinte WANXM ndent of Schools J A? 1, SC . 3, V , iijl I ' '- I' L MRS. MADELINE MCFALL FLOYD MCCRURY Secretary to the Superintendent Director of Elementary Curriculum 5. ..q, A - R' : flee gg L BILL R. NEWSOM , Bookkeeper X MRS. ELLA LEE JOHNSON Secretary to Mr. McCrury WILFORD H. ELMORE Bookkeeper ?. CHARLES L. WALKER Director of Business i'f 'i LOUIS V. SPAIN Director of Pupil Accounting in ,gr , NJ .-':' 1+ A K A .f-A W-5 o g g j I Q W iiii ,,., L ARTHUR L. NEW MRS. LOIS FORBES Accountant Bookkeeper MRS. FRANCES AYRES Receptionist MRS. MARGARET SMITH Secretary to Mr. Walker ,Rl N Q x RENA MCQUARY Music Coordinator Junior High-Elementary et ,W 'K -is RN - Q . 3. ' , tr. , W. 'W .-dX 'x 5 MRS. RENA DAY Secretary to Mr. Spain MRS. AVALYN WHITMIRE Head School Nurse SGT. H. L. RICH School Safety Director MRS. AVVA NOBLE JOE T. COLEMAN Director of Athletics School Nurse Q MRS. DOROTHY PEUGH School Nurse PAULINE CLARK Reading Consultant f' is e af. .f ,f 1 JOHN B. KING Building Inspector lL 'nn-1? ss 3 0. L. BOYD Mail and Receiving Clerk MRS. BETTY BEWLEY Secretary to Mr. Coleman W. T. BARRETT Principal of Odessa Senior High School V DDESSA SENIDR HIGH SCHDDL w. 'r. nAnm:1'r. nnmcuw, n. o. :ox as ra DDESSA, TEXAS Dear Students: You are faced wit from th t h problems today that are quite differe e problems that you faced one year ago. Under pre sent conditions, it is no longer possible for many of you to think in terms of an uninterrupted education through high school and college and then entrance into your chosen profession or vocation. Rather, you must think in terms of the world situation and its resultant bearings upon you as individuals and as a group. The fearless determination of the establishment a society'mu our pioneer forefathers toward nd preservation of a free and d st be not only continued but i you and those that follow may' ' opportunities. In o self and oth ed ' emocrati mproved enJoy'e rder to b ers, it ucatio c , so that qual or e e of gr is most ' n as lon importa of ven gTE eatest s lmport g as pos ' nt toda ma ater ervice t ant that sible. A y than at n. Your ver ' o your- you co dequate any'pr future y'life ntinue traini ' evious ' success , if'you depend u your ng is mo period i and ha are servi pon the f re n the history ppiness - perhaps your ng in the armed forces - may oundation you are building for yourself. MEy'I express to you my sincere appreciation for to Odessa Senior High School and for the ' cooperation that you have evide this year. You have difficult fo your ld? fine sp' need in establis r any f alfa? lrit of all sch hed a st ut ure gr Congratul ' ool acti andard t oup to s ations Vities hat will be urpass. and best wishes! Sincerelyg w. T. age Erin ' cipal .J Ht 5 E l 0581 gnfffm MRS. MILLY MANNING Sul Ross Secretary to Principal W 5 aff RUTH ALLDAY B.S., Texas Tech Registrar MRS. PAULINE FARRIS Attendance Clerk MRS. CLARA KRAPF Guidance Clerk MRS. LOLA SEED Library Assistant w Q Y ' 1 'is Xi -:X RQ. xv L xt 3 S i x :SU cg, , , D Qiggfwfz 5 v th X 'gi 1 .I 1 XM xv- W we AGNES MARTIN B.S., North Texas State History MRS. JACK RODGERS B.A., Texas Tech History MRS. AMY G. WINN B.S., Sul Ross History Sewfwvrg 'f '77'7Qng,,t,1.,' F. W. HORTON B.A., Texas University M.A., Texas University Civics-History .QW Q X it 5 X 'f' it E, Q r it A jttfigsff ' I ' ,efelmtwf L' nodal added ROLLINS B A Southern Methodlst B.S., North Texas State University Sociology Driver Education MRS. WINNIFRED H. J. CHOC SANDERS Q 5, A .tw M--9 ww- S S if Z M M W, wwil 6 RUBY K. JONES B.A., S.M.U. M.A., Texas University th t' W2 .Tf.f3L.. f. ,aubu- MRS. VERMA S. SANDERS B.A., Texas Tech Mathematics MAHLON ALCORN B.A., East Texas State M.A., Texas University Mathematics -at GRACE DAVIDSON B.A., Hardin Simmons 444, University W E Mathematics CHRISTINE ADAIR ACKER JOHN MALAISE LEE TAYLOR FOREMAN B.S., Sam Houston State B.S., North Texas State B.S., East Texas Stat B.A., Oklahoma College Teachers College Mathematics-Coach Mathematics-Coach Mathematics Mathematics-Coach A441 ess,- M 2 te - CHARLES H. NORMAN B.S., North Texas State M.A., University of Missouri W ood Shop JOHN GOODMAN B.S., East Texas State Sheet Metal-Welding Wacatchacz! REED McFARLAND Texas A.8z M. Machine Shop W4 'W ' EMMITT H. CAVIN ii BS., Texas Tech, Texas A.8z M. ' F if 1' ' Vocational Agriculture in 3 Jl' .s f b EUGENE B. POPE MOREY C. MCCLASSON H. B. CADDELL B.A., Baylor University B.A., University of Alabama Distributive Education X Science B.S., Oklahoma A.8z M. M.S., Oklahoma A.8z M Diversified Occupations MRS PHYLLIS MINYARD B A Oklahoma A 8: M B usiness Administration Q3 lk VIRGINIA TOMPKINS MRS. KATHERINE B.S., North Texas State BROCKETT M.S., North Texas State B.S., T.S.C.W. Homemaking Homemaking RITA COX B.A., Baylor University Business Administration MRS. MARY NELL JOHNSON B.S., North Texas State Business Administration BERNICE BURNS B.A., Hardin Simmons University Business Administration VICTOR DRINKARD ,lu sf' sz' B.S., West Texas State M.A., Colorado State College Mechanical Drawing ' .. ANNE LOUISE JONES B.A., Hardin Simmons B.Mus., Hardin Simmons M.A., Texas University English MRS. MARJORIE R. MORRIS B.A., North Texas State M.A., North Texas State English NORENE MORGAN B.A., Howard Payne M.Ed., Texas University English . 236944-'V 5 L., c 9 AL... '72,-1-Cos-1.1 7711 LaMARYLlS WALL B.S., North Texas State M.Ed., Texas University English MRS. BESSIE W. STANDLEY B.A., Abilene Christian College M.A., Sam Houston State English P HQ is I af: t 2 N 5 ',..a-vang MRS. MARIE CARTER MRS. MAZIE HARRIS J. M. LILLY 1 B.A., Southwest Texas B.S., T.S.C.W. B.A., Hardin Simmons English M.A., T.S.C.W. Journalism-English , English ANNE ELLIS B.A., Sul Ross M.A., Sul Ross Spanish MRS. FRANCES CAMPBELL B.A., Trinity University Spanish EDNA WHITE B.A., Baylor University M.A., Baylor University Latin FLOYD W. SADDLER B.A., Texas Tech Speech ,X L DOROTHY D. BROWN J ,ggi ui . at W g B..S., N orth.Texas State Girls' Physical Education r O B aaa! tae , . 1 - Sdacatcaa MARY BETH MEAD B.A., George Peabody CO Girls' Physical Education . L yn, M BOB CLARK B.S., Howard College A I Boys' Physical Education 552 iicc R DELMAR BURT B.S., Rice Institute Athletic Trainer R :.. ., ZF H lt W Ria 327156 .?3:Ew . lg egg, '21-if ' MW! .. l' 1 1 1 B9 llege M.A., George Peabody College JAMES DANIEL BS., Arkansas A.8z My. Boys' Physical Education Coach JG? JULIUS JOHNSON B.S., North Texas State JOE COLEMAN B.A., Texas Christian Coach University Head Coach . O, T V -Lx Liv ' '54 'L t 'gf we O RfJ R Bi 1 ie.. t eO , I Q ,LIES , - O da 74754 e J MILDRED WHARTON ROBERT L. DAY ROBERT L. MADDOX B.A., N.M.N.U. B.S., Sam Houston State B.A., Baylor Univ it S Art Teachers College Ba Chorus EX is sis he U ii ff! 19 , L f f E f if JIM MALLARD DAN W. BOYD CAIL SMITH B.S., Texas Tech B.S., Baylor University B.S., Texas Christian M.Ed., Texas Tech Science University Science Science-Coach N all HELEN BREWER LAURA TRAWICK B.A., Southwestern University B.S., Stephen F. Austin - Counsellor Librarian 21 Ae Back row, left to right: B. F. Gibson, L. N. Plunkett, L. C. Binnion Front row, left to right: E. W. Jackson, J. H. Jura. Inset: B. B. Tucker, Coordinator of Custodians. Mrs. Lula Anderson PXFETERf C 4 5TAFp ,A Mrs. Dorothy Boyd Mrs. Maudie Cobum Mrs. Willie Cook Mrs. Cora Crowley Mrs. Lillian Holder Mrs. C. E. Thomas Mrs. Mildred Tieroe Manager ' Mrs. Dixie Tisdale 9,4 gi' ' ' , ,Q E. J. Martin Director of Transportation .J-lk. C.C BUS DRIVERS . Mullins C. B. Sidwell Mrs. Edna Terry Roy Wheat Clora Young 1. T. Adams Mrs Mrs. . Leonard Willis Mrs. James Walker Mrs. Lola Seed Clarence Duncan Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs. E.J SHOP MEN Left to right: E. J. Martin, Carl Fisher, Floyd Cogbum, Curtis Mullins, C. B. Sidwell. Nolan Duncan Frank Owens . Virginia Deen . Virginia Banner Gladys Brown . Clara Wells Frances Bounds Leonard Willis A. M. Terry Floyd Cogburn Carl Fisher Leon Brown Mrs. Mrs. Frank Evens ' Director of Helen Rich Maintenance C. R. Cotten . Violet Filler Mrs. R. D. Taylor Mildred Samberson Mrs. Clara Krapf E. 1. Martin Mrs. Rose Beavers Martin Mrs. Roberta Fisher W. H. Tate . ...,, xmas PUBI. . 1 USMS-25,1 if 5' fl i 2' it 5 Q f X Leonard Willis with food vanette. MAINTENANCE MEN Left to right: Tom Catlin, Roy Wheat, W. S Bradley, F. W. Owens, C. Duncan, Roy Eam- est, W. H. Tate, P. L. Larson, Leon Brown W. M. Ashley, L. J. Holder, M. S. Short, D. A Bigelow, Frank W. Evens, A. L. Crager. X K ,h,,,,,m,Q L..,. X 225:55 'fs'-ff f Y A K ORAN Jo Pool. Sponsor 'Q e J oHN GOODMAN Sponsor Hail, Odessa High School Hats off w you. Ever you'll find us, Loyal and truef' Years later, when the class of '51 may again hear these words of the school song, we will remember the wonderful times we had in Odessa High School. This song will bring back memories of the accomplishments we have made, the trials and happiness that were ours. To the sophomore and junior classes, we'll not forget you, nor will you forget us. ,lunior class, how could you forget how hard you worked to give us the Junior and Senior Prom? Sophomore class, how could you for- get all that lipstick? Years from now,' when the halls of Odessa High School are worn from the passing of other classes, you will remember us and say, Wonder how the class of '51 is getting on?,' And we'll answer, Creati ROY Moams EVELYN WEST DARWIN ETHEREDGE President Secretary-Treasurer Vice-President of' 1 si,is Y JUAN ABEYTA Boxing Team 495 Allied Youth 509 Football Manager 48-50. To enter the Uniuersit o New ' ll y Mexico. BEN ADAMS Kaufman, Texas: Vice President fix of Junior Class. To be an undertaken NW' f -Q 46 G55-0 D6 A Q: 1 . LLA: Q I SVU. J . XXX ul A JAMES ADDY D.E. Club 50-513 Baseball ager 49-503 Baseball B Team 48-49. To be a professional baseball player. CHARLES ALDRIDGE A Team Football 48-503 C Team Basketball 48-493 B Team Basketball 49-505 Track 49-51g Student Council 49-50g A Cappella Choir 49-50g Square Dance Club 48-49. To own a skating rink and make lots of money. x O W. K 555 R1 . ,. A as A Aaaa aaa., . ' . DALE AnAm To play the piano. Caaws ADAMS B Team 49. To be a good cowboy or bronc rider. Roy AcU1LAa Latin Club 48-493 Football A Team 485 Modem Dance 49-50: Football B Team 473 Captain of Volleyball Team Champions in P.E. 48. Ta be more dependent on my- self and be a civil engineer. DELORIES ALEXANDER Girls' Choir 48-495 A Cappella Girls' Choir 49-503 Student Coun- cil 48-49. To always stay happy and young. RUBY ALLEN Co-Captain B Volleyball Team 495 A Volleyball Team 49-511 Corral Staff 50-513 Science Club 50'51Q Drill Squad 50-513 Junior- Senior Prom Committee 503 Shakespeare Club. To be as good a P.E. teacher as Miss Mead. MARY BLANCI-IE ATKINSON Girls' Chorus 49-505 Latin Club 48-50. To become a librarian. Hora BALLEW Library Club 49-515 Shakespeare Club 50-513 Honor Society 48- 512 Volleyball 48-513 Spanish Club 48-503 All-District Volley- ball 49-50. To be successful in life. BILLY BARNES May, Texas: Treasurer of FFA 48. To make the baseball team in 1951 . MARGIE ARMSTRONG To be a Mathematics teacher. SHIRLEY BAERG Student Council 48-493 Band 49- 51: Little Symphony3 Science Club 49-503 Honor Society 50- 51g Shakespeare Clubg Spanish Club 513 D.0. 51. To be a surgical nurse. I ROBERT BANKHEAD P.E. Baseball Champs 48-493 P.E. Assistant 49-502 P.E. Box ing Tournament 49-503 A Cap pella Choir 50-51. To be successful in all my undertakings. CARL BEARD Football 48-503 Baseball 49-51 To be a professional basebaf player. BEA BEAUCHAMP Science Club 48-503 Drill Squad 48-50. Ta make others happy and have lots of friends. PATRICIA BELL B Volleyball Manager 483 Drill Squad 48-493 H.M.S. Pina- fore 485 A Cappella Choir 50-515 Science Club 503 Tri-Hi-Y 48- 503 Girls' Chorus 485 Allied Youth. To be a physicologist KENNETH BERGGREN Corral Staff 50-51g Photographer 505 Sales Manager 51g Photog- rapher Allied Youth 50g Hi-Y Vice President 49g Band 49-51. Ta make enough money to sup- port a family. MARIE BETTS Henderson, Texas: Choral Club 48-505 Homemaking Club 48-49g FHA 48-493 Press Club 49-50g School Paper 48-503 Annual Staff 49-50. Odessa: Girls' Swim- ming Team 50-51. To be a laboratory technician. H R ,...,.,.. xx 1 .ai .AIR If 0 .o lg. SI 5 N I l All if if rr I sa Wm X , Ir X -Q 0 K , M 'M aft -. if 3 Y l .I 3 A iw Ui ...- 5 X -A X 4 X J XS lk 53 4, . F i 1 I . f , al I TI-IEDA RUTH BECIITEI. BETTY Jo BENTON Girls' Chorus 48-49g Spanish Club 49-503 Koshari Chapter Tri-Hi-Y 49-51. To be a veterinarian. ALAN BERTA To win an argument with a girl. SAUNDRA BINNION Math Club 48-49g Spanish Club 49-505 FHA 49-505 D.E. Club 50-519 National Honor Society. To be a good elementary school teacher. BOB BLANKENSHIP Football B Team 48. Co to work and get married. GERRY BOTHE Hobbs, New Mexico: Basketball 48-495 Camera Club 483 News- p a p e r . Odessa: Shakespeare Clubg Science Club. To follow, as best I can His footsteps. JOYCE BRADLEY JOYCE BRANT Band 503 A Cappellla Choir 51g Spanish Club 50g Vice President Of Spanish Club 50g Modern Dance 514 Koshari, Tri-Hi-Y 50- 513 Allied Youth 503 Shake- 'gl YF' speare Club 51. To graduate from Baylor. -'17 ff' My if img is 'Y I xi ...lx JEAN BLYTHE Spanish Club 48-50g Volleyball 48-503 Junior-Senior Prom Com- mittee 49-50g Tennis 48-49g Soft- ball 49-50. Ta be a girls' P.E. teacher. NORMAN BOYD To be a Lieutenant in the Air-Corps. JAMES BRADSHAW V.I.C. 50-51g Band 49. V To be a good machinist. DARRELL BRAWLEY Dramatics A8-49g 'A Cappella Choir 49-50: Football 48g Bas- ketball 49. To be successful in the field of speech. SYDNEY BREWER Band 48-513 Majorette 49-513 Latin Club 49-513 Little Sym- phony 49-5lg Allied Youth 49- 503 Shakespeare Club 50-51: All-American Drum M a j 0 r s Association 50'51Q Duchess to Homecoming Queen. To graduate from Baylor. BETTY Lou BROWN V.l.C. Club 49-513 Volleyball 48- 49. To own a flower shop. Lou BROWNE Crane, Texas: Cheer Leader 482 Volleyball 48. To pass shorthand. BOBBIE BURNEY Student Council 48-493 Band 48- 503 Modern Dance 48-513 Secre- tary of Activity Class 49-503 Secretary-Treasurer of Modern Dance 48-49. M 53 Bon BRITT Kilgore, Texas: Football 48-505 Basketball 48-503 Baseball 48- 503 Track 48-503 K-Club. To be a coach. DWAIN BROWN V.I.C. Club 48-493 President Spanish Club 49-501 Latin Club 50-51. To practice what I preach. BOBBY JACK BULLARD To go to the moon in a Ford V-8 GERALDINE BUSH Home Economics Club. To be a beautician JIMMY BUSH Football B Team 48-493 Slide Rule 503 Square Dance Club 48- 493 H.M.S. Pinafore 4-8. To go to Texas A.6'cM. CHARLES CADE V.I.C. C l u b Parliamentariang FFA. To be a diesel engineer. RONALD CANNON V.I.C. Club. To become an architect. BILLY CARNES V.I.C. Club 49-509 Baseball 48- f Q. 3 To dodge the draft. , I' 1 Kipp , 3 ' lm' A r .H Q N H ua at A Qfikiwa fwb kQk.:g-jjk: D -: . . f K1 My gf I-.N 1,13 2' uf: V' W YW H l ..fa5L3m.' V digg ' l rf if , gill w li , gi x-'VV ' 6 A -i-. il '-.-: 4.4, A -1 ,,.. ,gg 3+ vf E H' Y. ,,,,' .' , l n ? :Qi 'k' ,A - Li' JACEL BYNUM To live happily ever after. PHYLLIS CADE V.I.C. Secretary 50-51g Delegate to Fort Worth. To be a secretary for an oil company. NORMAN CAPPS BRISCOE CAssI'rY Football A Team 48-4-9g Bas- ketball B Team 4-8g Cheer Leader 50-51. To live to a ripe old age. BENNETTA CAUDILL Science Club 49-515 Bank 49- 5lq Volleyball 493 Diving Team 515 Saxophone Quartet 49-51: Little Symphony 50-51. To be a medical laboratory technician. PETE CHAMBERS FFA 48-513 President 50-513 Math Club 49-50. To be a successful cattlemanf' JOHN CLARK i A Cappella Choir 50-51g Swim- ming Team 50-513 Student Coun- cil 50-51: Latin Clubg Football B Team 48-493 Swimming Club 50-51. To be a doctor and specialize in surgery. KAY CLEMENT Volleyball: Tennis 4-83 Math Club 483 Spanish Club 49-505 Girls' Chorus 48-503 A Cappella Choir 50-515 No Komis, Tri- Hi-Y. To be a housewife. it 'M JAMES CAUGI-IRON 'To be able to save money and not spend all I make. Bon CHANDLER V.l.C. Club 4-8-50g President 49- 50g Student Council 49-50. To be successful. OPAL CLARK FHA 48-50. To pass shorthand and get to be a private secretary. M1LDRED CLIFT To become successful in what ever work I do. GLORIA CLINE Spanish Club 49g Library Club 495 Drill Squad 48-49g Shake- speare Club 50g Modern Dance 503 H.M.S. Pinafore 48g Allied Youth 49g Dramatics Club. Live a long life and be happy while I'm living it. HoRAcE CONGER P.E. Baseball Champs 48-49g P.E. Assistant 49-503 P.E. Box- ing Tournament. Tn be successful in any line of occupation I undertake. BARBARA Cox MARILYN CROUCH A Cappella Choir 49-51g Student Council 48-49g Drill Squad 49- 50. To have as much fun in college as I did in high school. Q! 2' af? 5-:J G o..l S, fig , Q I fl 'ff 1 y. !W'A I I': I 'I ' ' ' . 2 022... A fp, ,e,, A A is is 5 Y filth' -.1 4 mf , v 4 i 1 + q DOLORES DEE COLDREN Corral Staff 503 Tennis 503 Sadie Hawkins Court 494 Junior Senior Prom Committee 493 Duchess to Homecoming Queen: Capri, Tri-Hi-Y. To succeed in whatever I undertake. JEAN COOK V.I.C. Treasurer 50-51. To be an airline hostess. JIMMY Cox DOROTHY HARDCASTLE RUTH ANN CRUMPTON Sequin, Texas: Library Club 495 Band 48-49' Chorus 49. Odessa Library cluif. 50-513 Band 50-515 No Komis, Tri-Hi-YQ Shake- speare Club 51. To be a good secretary and typistf' RONNIE CUNNINGHAM ANNA MERLE DANIELS FHA 50. Graduate from college. LY DEBOLT Band 49-51g Tennis 49-509 Swim- ming 51g Hi-Y 493 Latin Club 49-50: Shakespeare Club 51. To live an adventurous life. ssgifii Fi ai 1 'T' xl i aw A - 'P ....... , A 5 ' Af if -I '- ! ,, 'iE. 'mmf' T Q sis 1 I A Q. ARLENE CULVER BETTY DANIEL To be a good secretary. L. C. DAVIS Ballinger, Texas: FFA Odessa: FFA 49-51. To be a car dealer. ROY DIRICKSON 48-49. TROY DoBBs HOWARD DYE Football A Team 48-50g Track 48-503 Runner-Up for Sophomore Favoriteg Runner-Up for Most Athletic. LADDNNA EDGAR Girls' Chorus 48-49g Drill Squad 48-499 D.E. 50-51. To be an airline hostess. CARLYNNE EDRINGTON Allied Youth 49-503 Drill Squad 48-49. is 'tm 'tl Agar -fri , Mm if If JEANE DOCKREY V.l.C. 49-513 State V.l.C. Sweet- heart. To be an airline hostess. WINSTON EDDINGTON To make the first trip to the moon. MARY EDGE Modern Dance 48-493 Dramatics Club 48-49g Shakespeare Club 50-51. To be happy and successful in life. JANICE EDWARDS Shakespeare Club. To be a bookkeeperf' ANNE ELLIOT K 41 PATSY ESTES TOMMY FAMBRO J. J. FARRIS, J R. To be the best and highest paid truck driver in the state of Texas by June 10, 1951. 3 wk! E., N I a , s KK A ' BILLY ELROD Band 48-493 FFA 49-51g Square Dance Club 48-49. To be a successful agrieulturist and rancher and lead a suc- cessful and happy life. DARWIN ETHEREDGE Student Council 48-503 Baseball 48-493 Football A Team 49-50: Football B Team 48g Vice- President of Senior Class 50. To be a billiard champion. EVELYN FARAR and 48-49g National Honor So- ciety 50-51g Girls' Stateg Student Council State Convention 503 Secretary-Treasurer of Student C o u n c i l 50-513 Counsellor-ab Large 50-51g Duchess to Home- coming Queen. To be successful in life as well as in school. BONNIE FIELDS Band 48-50g Tri-Hi-Y 49-503 Square Dance Club 49-503 Ten- nis 49-50. VERN FOREMAN Football B Team 483 Science Club 503 Golf 49-503 Slide-Rule Class 503 Football A Team 491 Band 48. To be zz chemical engineer. MOLLY FRANCISCO Fort Worth, Texas: Band 493 Pep Squad 493 FHA 493 Choral. Odessa: Band 50-511 Allied Youth 503 Shakespeare Club 51. To be a nurse or laboratory technician. GARLAND FUQUA Student Council 48-512 Baseball 49-51. To win state in baseball again. J. B. GARIBALDI Band 49-513 Baseball 491 Math Club 49-503 Drum Lieutenant 503 Band Captain 513 Hi-Y 493 Shakespeare Club 513 Outstand- ing Sophomore and Junior Boy in Band. To be successful. , f M, - .f V, -Va ., QTY . THOMAS FRANCIS To acquire a B.S. degree in a large college. MELTON FULLER To be as good a man as my dad. EILEEN FYF1-'E FHA Club 49-501 Drill Squad 49-50. To go through nursing school. JEANNE GARY Conroe, Texas: A Cappella Choir 48-493 FHA 48-49. Odessa: Girls' Chorus 49-503 FHA 50-51. To be a private secretary. To be a laboratory technician. MARY GERMANY tt A fm Science Club 48-495 Modern Dance 48g Drill Squad 48-49. To be a nurse. As, ,,,, W, 9 K X 1 L. C. GIBSON le ' 'S 4 A it R 'f an ?-sigh VELVA GOLDEN Student Council 48-493 Triple gf - Trio 48-505 A Cappella Choir 'N m' QIQ: - Q 49-503 Allied Youth 49-50. ii A x To have a happy, healthful, and . successful life. 5 if JOHNNIE FAYE GRAY Band 49-51g Allied Youth 49-505 Science Club 49-50g Shakespeare Club 50. BILLIE GIBSON To get all the happiness possible out of life. JOHN EDD GILES Football A Team 48-50: Track 49-51g Student Council 49-505 Counsellor-at-Large 50. To be a dentist. GERALD GRAY D.E.. Club. BILLY GREEN 'To go to college and become an architect. S I . iq 1 'R' j VA .S :VL - Y r .- .L - s . Ales i f i k..L X k y 5 -'- 1 ELEANOR GRIFFITH Drill Squad 48-503 Square Dance Club 49-50g Lariet 50-513 Press Club 50-513 Modern Dance 48- 515 Corral Staff 50-515 Shake- speare Club 49-50. To major in interior decoration at S.M .U . CAROL Gnoss Band 48-494 Student Council 49- 50g Girls' Stateg Senior Invita tion Committeeg Tri-Hi-Y. To go to A.d'c M. ELWAYNE HAMILTON LAVERNE HARDCASTLE FHA Club. To be a housewife. R 1-Q' A 'w ,ow-M we BOBBY GRISHAM Band 48-50g Swimming Team 50-513 Shakespeare Club. To be a diesel engineer. 'BERNICE Gnoss Volleyball 48-49g FHA Reporter 50-515 Modern Dance 49-503 Tri- Hi-Y 50-51. MARY KATHRYNE HAMMON Band 48-49. To be a private secretary. LADEAN HARRIS Band- 48-50. To be a geologist. SHIRLEY ANN HARRIS Science Clubg Slide-Rule Clubg FHAg No Komis, Tri-Hi-Y. To be a graduate nurse from Baylor School of Nursing. DoN HAYNES Team 49' Basketball 'C Team 48' Basketball B Team 49. To win state in baseball. an . Ji 'ui 'E will af H af' s as ar. 1 Baseball 49-513 Football B i n Ai A ' Q , 1 :qw A tl as n gas. 1 W X ls-, 0. X. .H p D l U r. :I W ' fi tv . 1 J J OAN HENSHAW Tennis Team, Swimming Team 50-51g Debate Team 49-51g Dra- matics Clubg Koshari's, Tri-Hi- Yg Homecoming Queen 50. To be a recreational director at Sun Valley, Idaho. ROY HICKMAN Big Spring, Texas: Bandg Hi-Y. Odessa: Band 50-51g Spanish Club 50-513 Brass Lieutenant in Band 51. T o be successful. . px. i RAY HARVILLE To be a mechanic. LJPAT ,HEALY Band 48-49: D.E. Club so-sa? Spanish Club 48-493 Shakespeare Club 49-50g Palette and Brush Club 48. To always have a 'swell bunch' of friends. DIANTHA HERNDON Honor Society 50-513 Science Club 49-51g Drill Squad 50: Shakespeare Club 515 Allied Youth 50-51. T o get along with everybody for one whole month. CHARLES Hicks D.E. Club. To graduate from 0.H.S. this year. TITUS HILL Ranger, Texas: Science Clubg Math Club. Odessa: V.l.C. Club 50-51. To specialize in body work class and trim work. ROBBIE HOLDRIDGE Football B Team 493 A Cap- pella Choir 50-513 Boys' Chorus 49. To have a successful and happy life. BOBBY HUDNALL Secretary FFA 50-51. To be a printer. DoN INGLE Swimming Team 50-51. To be a United States Naval Officer. 5 Eliip, - ' E39 5 fs , V . ' X f A 'S 1. i 4' inf ..-'- 'mn ..z'.Z'.7 :fT3' I , x t A A 9 V ,...f' 'f .' - , ,Ls 4. Q 5,21 2 R. 41532152 fi:.l' 5fi M A . ASKK . - ... 'i f' 2 g . ., g1-51221. 1 1 E ,,.,. ees . -Q .. '21 .'5k:: 2i1fQE1-- fu. -- ? Z. aa . 4 ii Aff A irl f ..i.a Ig .t' 3. FEAZ ',...: .l 9 i WAYNE HILL Band 48-51g Science Club 505 Math Club. To be a chemical engineer. SANDRA HooKER Drill Squad 48-493 H.M.S. Pina- fore 485 Girls' Chorus 489 Mixed Chorus 483 Allied Youth 49-505 Square Dance Club 4-93 FHA 48-50. To live a happy, successful life gracefully. EMMITT HYMAN To be a mechanical engineer. Jo ANN IsxcE Band 49-51g Square Dance 499 Allied Youth 50. To be a nurse. PA'r'rY JACKSON Band 48-503 Tri-Hi-Y 49-50g Square Dance Club 49-505 Ten- nis 49-50. To be a paratrooperf' CLARENCE uCASEY,, JONES Basketball B Team 485 Bas- ketball A 49-515 Student Coun- cil 50-51g Baseball 48-49. For Odessa to win state champs in basketball. RONALD JORDAN Lariat 50g Press Club 50. To be a sportswriterf' JEROME UBUTCHERN KELLY Secretary-Treasurer of Sopho- more Classg Football 48-505 Baseball 49-505 Student Council 49-505 Spanish Club 50g Shake- speare Club 51: Track 51. To travel and see the whole world. s -Pm Q . will 5: xx JS PEGGY JOHNSON KAY LoY JONES A Cappella Choir 49-51.: Spanish Club 49-505 Tri-Hi-Y 49-503 Shakespeare Club 50-519 Girls' Chorus 48-51g Modem Dance 49-51. To make myadaddy happy by finishing college. HARVEY KEEEER President of D.E. Club. To go to North Texas State Teachers College and come back as a teacher of math in 0.H.S. RICHARD KEMPER A n n u a l Photographer 50-51: chool Paperg V.I.C. Club 50-51: Shakespeare Cllxb SCSI. To be a success in life. , Y .li 'N Q . 1 9 I u ii i i qs, by .fig fzfff, 'fs 4. . 53121 sfif-:alia ' v A -f ,gsswv--R :fa ,- R. -.5 ag- A - , f- ,fz .3 - zu- af., .5 , 9 - .:iZ':l5 Eg2,..t1i. ,iff 5 3 , .Z 2215: fl 'Qi' gf 1 Bonny KEVII. To be a tool pusher. . We -ei-QMYZ' MILTON KINCANON Band 49 51 Student Counci . 5 '1 50-51. To be a truck driver. . MAXINE KING Drill Squad 49-50. To be a good baokkeeperf' BILLIE JEAN KIRKPATRICK CUL9 eww ,gr a,-Q ff. 4 M Q I - . 1 44 5 -'N .ai 9 BETTY KILPATRICK Girls' Chorus 49g Latin Club 49- 509 Shakespeare Club 515 Mod- ern Dance 49g Square Dance Club 493 Band 50-51g H.M.S. Pinafore 493 Little Symphony 50-51. To graduate from a good college and major in piano. JIMMY KING DAN Kim-:LIN Football B Team 48g Footbalf A Team 49. , WALLY LARKIN Band 48-51: Swimming Team 51 513 Spanish Club 49-515 Shake speare Club 51. To be a general in the Air F orce. DORIS LAVY Drill Squad 48-49g Debate 49- 505 Dramatics 50. To go to T.C.U. HELEN JEAN LEWALLEN Big Spring, Texas: Majorette '49-50. To be a nurse. JERRY LINDSEY Jal, Texas: Drum Majorg Band Captain 49-50g Best All Round Girl 49-505 Junior Scholars 49-50. To be the wife of a certain U. S. airmanf' GLORIA LUCK Drill Squad 48-49g Tennis 49-503 Volleyball B Team 50. To be a great pianist. ji f L , -' A ,-.. ... is W 5 . 'K JY' E S ' W-'Q' R A. a -fs ' is ,rv J' fm . Q iii -A K K W .... - , ,, ,4r DX I, S X R . ip x as p . .3 BOBBY LEE EDWARD LEw1s To be a military officer. :Jaw 200 H--M' TRAv1s LIVINGST , BETTY LUCKETT ,O Midland, Texas: Annual Staff 483 Camera Club 483 Runner-Up for F riendliest Girl 49g Drill Squad 4-8g Girls' Chorus 4-8. Odessa: A Cappella Choir 49-51: Shakespeare Club 515 Mixed Chorus 51g No Komis, Tri-Hi-Y. To be able to run like Joe Chil- dress does in the 100-yard dash on Sadie Hawkins Day. RALPH LUKENS Tulsa, Oklahoma: Scolpers 48- 49. Odessa: Science Club 50-51. To be successful in some field of art or science. JOANN MCCARY FHA 48-495 Shakespeare Club 50-51. To be a secretary. BRENT MCDONALD Football B Team 48. To be a rancher. ADA MCEVER CoNN1E McCuu.oUcH Most Beautiful 48-495 Sopho- more Favorite 485 Volleyball 49- 505 B Team Captaing Student Council 48-495 Cutest Couple 495 FHA 495 Parliamentarian 505 Runner-Up for Most Beautiful 505 Best Leader 505 Daisy Mae 495 Duchess to Homecoming Queen. ETHEL MCDANIEL To be a good housewife. MARGARET MCDONALD Latin Club 48-495 A Cappella Choir 49-515 Capri, Tri-Hi-Y 49- 51. To be as happy the rest of my life as I have been in 0.H.S. MARTHA MCFARLING Modern Dance 49-515 Latin Club 49-505 Honor Society 50-515 Little Symphony 50-515 Shakes- peare Club 515 Band 49-51. To be a child psychologist. BEN MCGLOMERY Spanish Club 50-515 Slide Rule Club 51. To be an expert in the field of electronics and radio. JOANN MCKNIGHT Band 48-495 Corral Staff 505 Junior-Senior Banquet Commit- tee 505 Typing Team 495 Honor Society 505 Koshari, Tri-Hi-Y 49-515 Invitation Committee 505 Drill Squad 48. To be a T.C.U. 'Horned Frog. ' PATSY MCMURRY Band 50-51. To be a school teacher. SUSAN MARTIN To marry a cowboy and live on a ranch. W if :IML Q L . KATHRYN MCKEEL FHA 49-515 Drill Squad 49-515 Shakespeare Club 51. To go through college. JANE MCMASTER FHA 49-505 Shakespeare Club 50-515 Honor Society 50-51. To be happy in whatever I do. MARK MARCUM To be a mechanical engineer. CLIFTON MAsoN SHIRLEY MASSEY Band 48-515 Woodwind Lt. 50- 515 Modem Dance 48-515 Stu- dent Council 49-505 Little Sym- phony 49-515 Spanish Club 48- 505 Honor Society 49-515 Ko- shari, Tri-Hi-Y 49-515 Shakes- peare Club 50-51. To decide upon a college and a major before I graduate this year. SUE MELOY Tennis 505 Corral Staff 49-515 Lariat Staff 505 Honor Society 49-515 Student Council 48-495 Sr. Invitation Committee5 Square Dance Club 48-495 Koshari, Tri- Hi-Y 49-515 Press Club. To get a B. S. degree from Austin College. NOBY MILES To be in Baseball Hall of Fame. MICKEY MILLER FHA 48-495 Volleyball B 49- 505 Shakespeare Club 51. To be a secretary. fl? film 5 I H 5'-2 X'-, , I in I. BETTY MEAD Drill Squad 48-495 Library Club 49-515 Dramatics Club 48-495 Square Dance Club 49-505 FHA 49-50. To be a hobo so I won't have to pay income tax. JACK MERRIOTT SONDRA MEYEIIS Band 49-515 Allied Youth 49-505 Square Dance 49-505 Science Club 515 Shakespeare Club 51. To be a stenographerf' GARY MILLS JERRY MOBLEY Latin Club 48-495 Spanish. Club 49-513 Corral Staff 48-49g Run- ner-Up for Soph Favorite, Jr. Favorite, Most Dependableg Sec- retary-Treasurer of Student Council. HERBIE MOORE Louisa MORGAN Drill Squad 48-49. To be a private secretary. ROY MORRIS Track 49-511 Basketball 49-513 Boys' State 503 Senior Class President. To attend United States Naval Academy. I. 5, ' YQ - C s -- i C. ..,.,... -- V P 1 Miz , 9 , . 3 . fx. t K. A m ,, YZ, g .a tm g ' ' 'i'9i. Q Q i R .Akx'i N xx . A .n w 4 it-3, if t t 3 1 ar nf 1 2? Q-gi? . .X . ,. BEVERLY Moons: Band 49-513 Little Symphony 50- 513 Debate Team 50-513 Modem Dance Club 493 Science Club 49- 503 Math Club 503 Lariat 51S Press Club. To have a happy, peaceful world in which to live a long, successful life. PAT MORELAND Winters, Texas: Band Sweet- heart 49-50g Treas. of Goal Dig- ger Club 49-503 President 50-513 Student Council 50-51. Odessa: Nominee for Senior Cheer Lead- er 50. To be an acrobat. DoN Momus atics 493 Number Sense 503 Student Council 50 51 Shakes- peare Club 51. To achieve at least one thing in my lifetime that will be benefi- cial to the peace of mankind. TOMMY Momus Slide Rule Club. To become an archaeologist. Fnmnl MORRISON Spanish Club 49-50g Tri-Hi-Y 49-50g Press Club 50-51g Lariat 50-513 Shakespeare Club 50-51. To be a good-natured school teacher. DoN MURRAY Boys' Chorus 49-503 Shakespeare Club 50-51. To be a Navy officer. MARIE NEWMAN Brady, Texas: Pep Squad 485 Jr. Historian 483 Tattler Staff. Odessa: Student Council 50-51. To be a voice teacher. SUE ANN Nonms Band 48-51. To play in a large symphony orchestra. -4--nm Qjigja I Ki 1' . 5 , f at 'L it-'JD-sa NONA MUNN Modern Dance 493 Volleyball B Team 493 Volleyball A Team 50. To become a private secretary. CLEMAN NEFF PATSEY NICHOLS FHA 48-49. To become an excellent private secretary. STANLEY Novax National Honor Society 49-515 P.E. B Team Football Cham- pions 49-50g P.E. Tumbling Team 49-50. To be a petroleum engineer. X KENNETH NUNLEY B Team Football 483 Boxing Team 48. To own and drive my own hot-rod. TONY Ouvas V.I.C. Club. To be a great printer just like my boss. KAY PATRICK CARL PAXTON H.M.S. Pinaforeg Science Club 51. To win state in Golden Gloves. . -. fill' 1' . Y :t, 3 . . lr, X .flip 5 X lx YA WV' 4 .3 9 f X : K X 'N ' x - !, 5 Sha ff' KENNETH 0noM Football A Team 50-513 Foot- ball B Team 49-50g Science Club 50-51g Spanish Club 49-50. To be a helpful and willing doctor. Bon O'N EAL D.E. Club. TOMMY PATTERSON Spanish Club 48-513 Basketball 4-8-493 Basketball A Team 50- 515 Football B Team 483 Band 49. Be a professional basketball player. Jon PEARSON Baseball 49-51g Basketball C Team 49, B Team 50, A Team 51: Football B Team 49- 50. To win the State Championship in baseball again in 5l. BETTY JUNE PERKINS Drill Squad 48-493 FHA 48-493 Allied Youth 503 Girls' Chorus 48-493 H.M.S. Pinafore 49. To own the largest dude ranch in Texas. WINNIE PONTREMOLI MARGARET PRICE To make the best of everything. NORMAN PURSLEY Palestine, Texas: Basketball 148g Softball 48. Odessa: Track 49-513 Basketball 49-51Q Science Club 49-513 Vice-President 51: Presi- dent of Student Council 51g Math Club 50-513 Honor Society 50-51. To marry a beautiful girl and become a chemist. If? .fl If DoT PHILLIPS Cheer Leader 48-51Q A Cappella Choir 50-511 Runner-Up for Sophomore Favorite 48-49, Junior Favorite 49-50, Best Leader 49- 50, Sec. Treas. of Student Coun- cil 50-5l, Sec. Treas. Senior Class3 FHA Club 49-SOQ Drill Squad 48-503 Duchess to Home- coming Queeng Capri, Tri-Hi-Y. To have as much fun the rest of my life as I have had in 0. H. S. JUNE POWDERS A Cappella Choir 49-503 Drill Squad 48-491 Girls' Chorus 48- 49g Triple Trio 48-49. To be a success as a secretary. JACK PURCELL San Angelo, Texas: Football B Team 485 Track 49. Odessa: Football B Team 49. A 8: M or bustf, JOHNNY PUTTY Shakespeare Club 50-51: Base- -ball HB Team 49-503 FFA 48- 51: Historian 49-501 Dairy Judg- ing 48-49. To be a veterinarian and rancher. LADONNA RALSTIN Science Club 48-493 Band 48-493 Square Dance Club 499 Tri-Hi-Y 49. To get my B. C. degree and then have a happy life. KEITH RICHARDSON D.E. Club 50g P.E. Baseball Champs 48. MEDRITH RODEN KERMIT Rosa . ,dh 4- 1 , 1. as x -515 yd 221- K, ii- ' lfllli - 5- fifaf.-.2 W2 R H+ Kenny-'Y HELEN RAMSEY Drill Squad 483 Shakespeare Club 50. To get a good position as a stenographerf' JAYNE RIDDLE Decatur, Texas: Girls' Choir 483 Mixed Chorus 48-493 FHA Re- porter 49-50g Pep Squad. Odessa: A Cappella Choir. Vocalist. MERLE RODGERS Shakespeare Clubg Swimming. To become a chemical engineer and aviator. HILTA Rouse PooL To have many friends and be successful. FRANKIE RUSH Crane, Texas: Drill Squad: Girls' Chorusg FHA. Odessa: Shakespeare Club. To be a success in the business and social world. J. L. SAMBERSON To retire to a comfortable life at the age of forty. LYNN SHREFFLER Triple Trio 49-505 A Cappella Choir 49-513 Girls' Sextet 50-513 Allied Youth 49-503 Square Dance Club 48-50g KOshari's, Tri-Hi-Y. To have red hair. GG WELBOURN SONNYU SLAUGHTER To own a trucking line and have a good time all my life. . . .2 ff ag X X51 2 if: . .. . 5...-if X. 5 tg? , 1. ' - H V 'W TOMMY SALMON Track 49-51g Football A Team 48-503 Junior Favoriteg Junior Vice-President: Vice-President of Student Council. To be successful. JUANELLE SHE1-'FIELD Girls' Chorusg FHA. To be a nurse. ANN SKIDGEL Latin Club 49-51g Shakespeare Club 50-51. To become a doctor. BONNIE SMART Coahoma, Texas: Drill Squad 48- 4-9g FHA 48-49g Basketball Team 48-49. Odessa: FHA 49-50g Al- lied Youth 49-50. To join the WAAF and learn judo. BOBBY SMITH P.E. Football and Basketball Champs 48-49: Tumbling Team 49-505 Track Manager 50-51. To be a success in life. NANCY SMITH Latin Club 48-493 Sec. Treas. of Spanish Club 503 Girls' Chorus 4-85 Runner-up for Sec. Treas. of Jr. Classg Junior-Senior Prom Committeeg Capri, Tri-Hi-Yg Stu- dent Council 50-51g Corral Staff 50-513 Duchess to Homecoming Queen. To be more tolerant and more tactful. BOBBY SPARKS Shakespeare Clubg Band 48-51. To become an electrical engi- neer. MARY ANN STEPHENS --11 . ii! A--mi' f X Q I .4 ii K, 6 .,p- ii ,Q a e X, e-a Q JERRY SMITH Baseball 50-515 Tennis 50-51. To start organized baseball in Greenland. DoRIs SoLoMoN FHA 4-8-515 Drill Squad 48-50. To be successful and always have many friends. BOBBY SPRATLEN HAROLD STRAHAN BOBBY STRAIT To graduate from Oklahoma A, 62 M. MAMIE SUAREZ Poteet, Texas: Glee Clubg Span- ish Clubg FHAg Band. Odessa: Spanish Class President 49-50g Shakespeare Club 50-51: Spanish Club 49-50. To be a great English-Spanish interpreter. DOUGLAS TAYLOR Football 483 Student Council 49- 50. 'KTo own a ranch. MARY Lou THORNTON Girls' Chorus 48-50. To be a telephone operator for an oil company. J. R. STUMP To do the will of God. DoRR1s SUMMERS Modern Dance Club 48-513 ,lun- ior-Senior P r 0 m Committeeg Girls' Chorus 48-49. To go to S.M.U. SALLY TAYLOR Modern Dance 49-51g Drill 49g Shakespeare Club 513 Youth. To be successful in life. BARRY DoN TISDALE To be an aviator. TED TODD ERVEN VANDERSLICE To get a good paying oil field job and settle down. JUNE WALKER FHAQ Allied Youth. To join the WAAF and learn judo. u J AMES WARD Tennis Manager 50-513 Math Club 50-51. To live a happy life. G. sir X Q we -F I I E, . , Q .4 'until' A--E A 23 A 'CK HELLEN TRIMBLE FHA 49-51g Drill Squad 49-51 Girls' Chorus 49. To see Odessa win state. BARBARA WALKER Science Clu Club 48g Girls' Chorus 48-50' Girls' sem 49-50g A cappelli Choir so.s1. To be 5-ft. tall. b 483 Square Dance PEGGY WALTON To be happy always. J OHNNIE WATKINS FFA 49-513 Vice-President 50- 513 Football B Team 48-50. To be a rancher and raise quar- ter horses. CODY WATSON To be a scout for an oil com- pany. BILLY WEBB Football 47-484 Track 47g Ten- nis 48g Shakespeare Club. To graduate from Texas A 8: MII EDWINA WEILMUENSTER Denison, T e x a s : Scholarship Club 48g Girl Reserve 483 Band 48g Latin Club 48. Odessa: Band 49-51g Latin Club 49-51. To be an ' ' . f4v-v.hl+ee, f of iniftlov- dell! ' , l JAMES WELSBY To be a deep sea diver. .4 My-l ' ii fl' l ,M 14' -' 0' fx , ,t2v.Eg, V LQ, df gl 'D 'S' ,, 3,71 'L gt 4'4 7- . .auf 3' 'i - x Q J B V. ,f.2-. A t .-Qs. ,, . m :RY E ' 'fi ss 5 4 Y ,, evnen A ' ' 7 E. '-'- .I V Q' 'ET - ? -Ya h Q 4,5 9 3' JUNE WEBB Girls' Chorusg F H A 5 Drill Squadg Tennisg Volleyballg Base- ball. To be a telephone operator. PHYLLIS WEBB Spanish Club 49-503 Allied Youth. To beable to bake pies like my mother and mother-in-law. MARY WELBORN To be a photographer. EVELYN WEST Latin Club Secretary 48-49, Vice- Pres. 49-503 Modern Dance 50- 514 Math Club Reporterg Vice- Pres. Press Club 50-513 Jr. Class Sec. Treas.g Sr. Class Sec. Treas.g Junior-Senior Prom Com- mittee 49-50g Associate Editor of 'The Lariat'g National Honor So- ciety 49-Slg Sr. Invitations Com- mitteeg Kogi Chi, Tri-Hi-Y. To live a happy, successful life. CARL WHATLEY Do'I' WHISENANT FHA 49-513 Shakespeare Club 50-513 Allied Youth 49-505 Li- brary Club 50-51g Tri-Hi-Y. To be a dress designer. Jos WHITE Football B Team 483 A Team 49-50. To be a petroleum engineer. BETTY WILLIAMS 'To be a private secretary. ,W X Q? K+ at. 1 4 , R Q DOROTHY WHATLEY YVONNE WHIsI-:NHUNT Drill Squad 495 Girls' Chorus 48-513 Shakespeare Club 50-513 FHA 485 Allied Youthg H.M.S. Pinafore 49. To help spend Ali Baba's fabu- lous treasure. JOHN WHITE Baseball Team 49-513 P.E. Foot- ball and Basketball Champs 48: Football Champs 50. T o make this my last year in high school. DALE WILLIAMS To be in the Hall of Fame. DAVE WILLIAMS Basketball B Team 49-50g Manager 50-519 Debate 50-51. To be a structural engineer. HOWARD WILLIAMS WHITSON WILLIFORD To graduate from Texas A 8: M . MARLEEN WITTE Drill Squad 48-503 Allied Youth 50.5 National Honor Society 504 Jr. Classical League 49-51. To finish college and teach. J fm!! ,Ali I5 DOYLE WILLIAMS Swimming Team 50-5I'g P.E. Track Champions 495 Baseball B Team 50. To make this my last year in school. MARTHA WILLIAMS FHA 49-51: Shakespeare Club 50-51g No-Komis, Tri-Hi-Y. To be successful in everything I do. BETTY WINN Junior-Senior Prom Committe 49-505 Student Council 50-51. To be a secretary for a big firm. JACK WOFFORD Boys' Chorusg Nom. for Chee Leader 50g Tumbling Team Corral Staff 4-9-50g Art Editc 50-51. Illustrator as ,good and as fi mous as Norman Rockwell 4 Steven Donahousf' JOE Woon Student Councilg Track 49. To be able to own a thousand head of cattle and a little bluish green Cadillac. MITCHELL YAT1-:s Square Dance Club 48-504 V.I.C. Club 49-50g Mixed Chorus 48g Shakespeare Club 50-513 Cam- era Club 50-51. REBA Jo YOUNG Drill Squad 48-495 President 49- 50. To meet a handsome guy 6 feet 6 inches tall. Mgr r. .fe if .. F 1' VMI? 'A 'Wm . 'Y Q' sw? X .S t as W? f -fo 5 ' -QQ - .. ki 1 tttt , -t W A . .i... U.. - Q .4 . .. . Q v- -f ti A 113 -A-r 1 W A H Sp - gs -- if W , -' z-- mga..-tsl. kim, .X ' .J-.ft 2- I A it l .if 5 -- 1 Q-si J EAN WYLY FHA 50-513 Shakespeare Club 50-513 Allied Youth 49-50: Li- brary Club 50-51g Tri-Hi-Y. To have fun in college. B. L. YoUNc Band 4-8-50. To be a successful architect. DAVID ZORN To devote my life to the better- ment of the complete universe. JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET OF 1950 Mrs. Mary Nell Johnson and John Goodman, sponsors. J E Q .. . sf 'iii-.sv 2 . - .sm f gs'-1 2 s::,'M-::g-'.::y-- .1 N 4-w.:1g. - we-:g , w 5 iv Q - - f : X ' I :F -5 'If' f, 7 Z ?F:1. I '- 92555 'f T' J Q- N :'.s, S. , ,.::'I e Q x Wv H+' xggrezlf 3 7, Qiiww. ' I lm W' - Q. f ., -assi, N J t :f ,f .3 ,Q egnz s . ,. as t K , f . AKKV 5 is Q SMR fi? F 1-ixgg Q Q . , W gif? l Q-in Mrs. J ack Rodgers Sponsor l Mr. M. W. Alcorn Sponsor The school year of 1950-51 has been a pros- perous one for the Junior Class. We have learned much-not only from books but from experiences also. This year we have felt stronger than ever before the comradeship that goes with being a part of a class. We began the year by electing as our class officers Weldon Holley, Pete Wheeler, and Jackie Melton, and as our sponsors Mrs. Rodgers and Mr. Alcorn. All have done a wonderful job. As a class we were host at the Junior-Senior Prom. We printed the student directories, served at banquets, ushered at games, and took part in many other activities. We are looking forward to being Seniors and possessing the advantages of Seniors, but we shall never forget the happy days we spent as Juniors. Pete Wheeler Jackie Melton Weldon Holley Vice President Secretary-Treasurer President J,p 4111! ww .Ai ' - -' . ,. , . . .. , . My AMA Qi. A ,. Brooks Akins Patsy Allison Donald Allman Betty Amy James Anders LaQuita Anderson Mary Joyce Andrew Peggy Armstrong X J. 5, ysg B M J 1' 'Ri' A T xlib s 4 S x f x l ,B X2 x .Riff hh, A B igiiff E fa Q V :., A lo 1 Q A ., 5 E fi rrse Qeeoa 1 5 ff ' sya A ,:. E' ,gi skis oooo ' ools ,,.Q W J gag, N ti? L. kg, M1 2 XX X N, Q., E Barbara Ash Fred Babb Joyce Baker Billy Baker Oakley Baker Don Barber H. V. Barnes Louis Barnes vw fi. B sk., ,Q -ffl M.. at '-'ie ,Q 4 Q ' X 1 K Q fs Qu, 1' 5, Q .,'v ',1- je K a as ll ls, f fr . , ' - Ii ' 1 1 1:9 JW- VW ,A Y xm?v5,,.: we S J B '2:i1f-aa: . A Ruth Bendorf Billy Don Berry ,limmy Berryhill Winifred Bice ,loan Bingham Anita Blackwell Betty Ann Blackwell Harvey Blount Ross Barnett f Billy Bartlett Mary June Bass Peggy Batchelor Shirley Bayless Mildred Bearden Wayne Beasley Arthur Been ,lane Bogard Carl Boone Frances Bosworth Jane Bowden Bobby Boyles Jakie Brammer J im Brammer Sherman Brimer B iqb hb I 41 a re xf Q MZ in 5: la B LA g -I 'A ,, . , Q -- r BT ro R. J. Brinlee Levellan Brooker Jimmy Brown Thomas Brown Lucille Brunson James Bryce Doris Buchanan Frances Marie Burck l 91 . f '::, iw igx , PQ 5 K' Z ,, .f., , , C IAE: E rf Ighi ll W 1 A f 1 ,5- J -i 1' If' i X , Q f 5 R Z C ey O is 5 A Q -wi, W ,gm Marilyn Canty Douglas Capps I ay Carmen Lonnie Wayne Carter Royce Cawthon Barbara Champion James Chaney Wayne Chatwell Vvayland Burk Wiley Burk Billy Burney Addie Lee Burroughs Wilma Bynum Dale Cammack Jerry Cannon Bob Canon W W -f L, 35555 Ml A v. ,U . ,J ci? 'fi I ff 91 i P' it if 01' v , if X 1 J x ' x H 1 ,f Y .:. Nb Joe Childress Nelda Christie Louise Cisneros Ralph Clark Bobby Cochran Billy Coghurn Don Cole Patsy Colvin a ?'4a wr'-sz' Q bm gl-3 T? cw 4 y li 4 , s ' ffl 6 A ' l L, 40 -F im. mf im' ,Q of Q r S 1' K KW . X Lx , W v xwku . 'Q L y ,N ,E ga' X f Et h e X at Q 2 bw X 5 ,lack Cook Walter Cooley Emma Lucille Cooper Onaria Couch Lamar Cowan Peggy Cox Ronald Crain Otis Cutbirth WA 'R K3 N S W R-M' ry? Q 4 it 1 f ,ang Y 3 , A- RX . M ' f is , Jw 9' Demetra Dennis Ronald Dewees Bobby Dixon Thomas Dixon jimmy Dolan Patty Downs Charles Dudley. Jimmy Eugene Dunning +2 .X Pl f e : lu J. H. Dalton Robert Davenport Marlyn David Billy Wayne Davis Cretta Lou Davis Reo Day Burt Deason Conley Deen N295 e ln 2 i lu ' W 1 F , at iw . lin .Fw N 5 of new 'QI gt 1 2 'Q . A aw k- Q X- -K, I .MF A I . fi L W ! .-:-'gi L . , Travis Dyer Kenneth Dyson Lue Eddins Bill English ,lane Erwin Melvin Tiny Ethereclge fl 1 : Jamie Eubanks KXAX Robert Faulkner l ' ea Felix Fernandez Ann Fink Ji. 'Q' tl Janet Flurry ,lean Forbes Neva .lo Foster Pat Fowler Julius Francis .lack Freeman -M 9 N W fi 3 3' P My 4 ,f l o g 2 .G V Wm ' Avia-f f' ,, Q f i' - A l 'Q 'fr r mai ' . iff 'x 2 . 1 ar ng ,X uv, i G Hal: J' ff 2 in -2 , G gi 'le 'I 5 I L David Gober Ruth Goddard Jerry Gold Billie Graham Wanda Graham Angie Graves Gayland Graves Mary Ann Gray ,lohnette Fulton Wayne Fultz Imo ,lean Gabrel Jack Gardner Frank Gee Ronald Gilbert Don Gilliland Archie Glasgow .ml-7 if ik ixk a e .1 T ai l 1 Wa., '3 I 3 Wilona Green Dale Crider Troy Griffin A. C. Griggs Mickey Groves Edward Hale J oe Mike Hale Roger Hale Q 1 .3 I A .+, , I ff -3- A m y Q73 x X' 'aff' . ' 'f V 5 . f I I I 0 ,X fl .L ' V 5 '-. Floyd Hammett Rubenia Hammond Vida Handy Earl Haney Kenneth Hankins Olson Harden Sandra Harder Bobbie Sue Hardman lu' Dolores Hickman Kenneth Hill Lamar Hisey Arden Ray Holcomb R. C. Holcombe Weldon Holley Mary Hollis William Holtzclaw Cynthia Harrell Nancy Harris .lerry Harrod Myrna Joyce Hayes Jimmy Henderson Tommy Hendrick Sonya Henry Shirley Henson ri g? , m . 3? 2. 21: - A N x W Jw A 'iw f B 5 , S A , 5 1 Sw' id, wir 'f Pr' 'Z .il . - igi1i5?if fi35' ff ., A ' ' gyjg?2'?ff. QfQ -:pm ,, ' e 'lliif H,:: Q ?gff: .gr ,2h::'-trail: fiiffkl W 5,3555 ee--M lf, ,fm - 1 MQ X 3 3. W, gf L. f l as CEE Pig s V r fiigiiifxfiy. :.i- 5 Q E 1 , R r 'wg ' 55573 l' .' iii? ,. 53 i iw 'TQLZAJ3 lfifilw . WLM 55121 'Jil l ' . if K ' . .117-wg . 1 W v 'fx 2, ,K N Tx ,N r ..,, K 1 , s. -Q 2 y William Hopkins Billy House Marcellene Howard Frances Hunter Bobby Jackson Bobbie Lou Jarrett Sidney Jeffreys Mary Lee Jennings xx 5 w YW- ' ai Q P' ,W I - i ii A yeiii 'A , 5, A BAAV .J AA Pa, in Barbara Johnson Jo Ann Johnson Jean Johnston Kenneth Jones Dorothy Elaine Jordan Thelma Lou Jordan Maurice Kail Carolyn Keeling A img Eff li Juli F75 i . av- James Lamer Toline Lancaster J oe Landrum Joan Lansford Paula Lauderdale Jackie Lee J im Lamaster Benny Looney it my Lois Kemper Margaret Kennedy Wayne Kerley Martha Kesler Dessie Kingston Harry Kirklin James Knight Mary Lain ' We 'W -Q 'Q' fy . .af A 3 ,. Qi .S -11. W .. . s I Q- rf .-C ' , was . - 2 Y ,l f Q 1 4 Y 2 -' 3 ..- 'f Q 'zz Don Lotspeich Flo Etta McBeth Betty Sue McClung Sarah McCown Doris Ann McDonald Betty Sue McDougle Ruby McDow Patsy McGill M fl s M f 4,7 X ,Q 1 'K 2 b Y 13 ' M i ' M A L M 1 -v get ,. - 'aay A Billy McHugh Rona Dell McKinzie J oe McMillan Robert Maddox Tommy Mallard Fred Manning Allen Martin Freda Martin 1 H l 'S if ff ,1 fw.f-new W S r 5 f ' 3' M I lisa- 15 rg-F., '.!-Kline, it .Wi iifrafc-erik, James Mitchell Rosemary Mitchell Julia Molandes Carroll Moody Floyd Morris Lonnie Muse Bill Musser Robert Myers Larry Martin Wesley Medlin Samuel Meeks Eugene Meers Jackie Melton Donna Mikeworth Herbert Miller Dick Miller NP F4 as iii? W, A Y . ,f - n- , sp ,,Wf,5:':- f2,,,L:3,g. , J-VT22,' :-1'.:f'a 1 -' 4, - r , f-w in ' QF. H11 M- 5 9' 7, -.Qi'::1f'fi Qfj ' . cal: K' ', ff 4' M ff , 7',fVB:ii,1i,, - '- z X7 'f'n, W 'A Hy Anhui f 1 M , , I Wu f, . me iw. 35' P if Qi , .Tk I w -.Mural K Grace Nelson Albert New Irene Newcomb Betty Nicholson Margie Norman LaRue North Nancy Oliphant Peggy O'Neal U0 sh if Y tr . 5 K if ,. 4 lm f P 313 3 Bentley O,Quinn Tommy Orr Duwaine Overley Jack Parker Wendal Parker Curtis Parum R. C. Paulette ex 1. L' hid 1 l M: 2 -, M. is q A W i m s Q' T -. , fi s QL . 'Gi E ..,, 3' 'Zi' fi Ark A ,ST 'Vw R fav , , V I' NVII .,... li-if A 'ig iv- - 315'- iiEl'33+' ' i ..n6 ii u 'IF '-me 'Ui ju Ben Prewitt Douglas Price J ack Pruitt Billy Rankin Dot Rasco Don Reed Robert Reed Retha Ann Reese -X , J im Payne Tommy Perkins Modena Phillips Jimmy Don Poe John Pointer Gene Posey Roddy Postelle Dorothy Preacher 43 fit, if sf 5 :Sei H ,XX g' 3155 if ii iii f 3' gi 43 P hgh 4 fi 3 L Ann Rich Earl Richardson Jean Richardson Suzanne Rigsby Lauralee Riley Sim Riley Edward Ritter Faye Roberts VM. 1 IC' A9 '..,.--' lk 'X- X , '- i f ',i.v'1 em Q' Af V31 I .ll Q za- x , . ff h Ronald Roberts Sylvia Roberts Janet Robertson Bill Robertson Ann Robinson Don Roden Keith Rowland Jill Russell fig. JR cv -.dm E A Q3 ' fri L ,QA f A , - 'Q K f ir! , 'i , ' SW-ti f ' ' ' ,. 'F 'f ,lohnny Shepard Celia Shortes Billy Shultz Rosalie Sides Billy Simmons Neil Sims Janie Smith Jeanie Smith ,lean Sayles George Schlemeyer Arlyn Scott Lura Scott Shirley Sehon Harold Semple Ruth Severe Darlene Shafer I S+ .f Q, R 6 it QI, L ,lo Ann Smith Tommy Smith Walter Melvin Spiller Kay Stalcup Harold Stalgren Joy Stanford Bettie Stephens Rickey Stewart K 1 , A . mm N 1. ,f .a 'N -W as I ,L 44, -Q 23 X e ,f I qgsxsl F 5, 11, St: 5 ' ' ..-we Q3 uf: 2: , .L ,ia .: 2.5, is J -gk, ..,, pf f .- af, , K v. xg t . . 5 N K ,af at fs e A ,Aff M .re ex Jeanette Stroope Marna Stull Darlene Stump Gwendolyn Talley Nelda Tanner Bill W. Tate John Tayrien Gene Templeton f? G.. qw 41.h , www M' Q' 2. x l ll we-f' Z , T. A Y .sv M y I va -of ' s ir -. ri ge A c 3 w - 1. 14, -51 Q1 we--,of , 'emu - W2 'my .L . 11536 ? a ,, 2 ' Q V fr , ai -'ak ,il -ii? As, b y R f l 2135 , .,,:.. ' fr f - Wm ,fi-.Af-., 1 M S, Y A H 'T S f H4 M- .w i -- 8 ip i wr.: if K Connie Tisdale Jackie Tisdale Wayne Trent Herbert Trotter Richard Turner Mack Tyler Gene Underwood ,lo Ann Underwood Sara Terk Shirley Thomas Hazel Tice Pat Tifft Tommy Tims Jean Tindall Jill Tindall of R f 1 2 l O :s :x -. Q 'H :- o E ...M -o 3 : -aa.,.n,,,,,1. re , 1? 545 3 .5 v .few 3 . xx Ny It A ar? 43, K K, 7 - -1,. l, f ' E .f ,K . K : '13 ' K f , +2 I 2 J- F saw , ig- ' ,eli lg . fm - f T f A -, .J , ,L ,gg , 3 N 5 g y c c Qi ,, I James Vaughn Ray Vinson Gordon Walker Lloyd Walker Willie Faye Walker Almeta Wall Bert Wallace Jackie Watson fl? ,. X new V Rf X w fe Q Q 3 N- ,if a. Doyle Weaver Donene Werner John Westmoreland Pete Wheeler Elvaleene White Ted White La Verne Whiteside Mary Ann Whitlock w N , f- all Ex 15 We Q 'Y L at K f it Mary Widmayer Schuyler Wight Norma Wilcox Mary .lo Williams Royce Williams Mildred Wilson Peggy Wilson Pat Roscoe K K S55 J oe Winton 9' A Warren Witherspoon James Wolf Larry Wood Neil Wright Ralph Yarbrough Celia Zant feb ig. 31' Qihr Q, A 5 in A 3 ,,,,... Q .:.., HQ R ifiilffifiiififfff M 'L' 5 l H sc ' ' gs . Perhaps we Sophomores are the lowest forms of human life, but now even our superiors are beginning to feel the impact we made as we entered O.H.S. A larger class has never at- tended school here. Neither can any other class claim the energy and ability to do things right that we, the Sophomores, do. Our offi- cers, Swain Adams, Don Debenport, and Har- lean Duncan, are capable of doing any task that is set before them. We are also very fond of our sponsors, Mrs. Carter and Mr. Acker. They are doing wonderful jobs. Soon we will climb the steps of knowledge that lead to higher education and to the wanted success. As a passing thought to you students who follow us, we want you to know that O.H.S. is a grand place. Have great respect for the faculty, honor your heroes, and be loyal to your school. Swain Adams Don Debenport Harlean Duncan Vzce President Secretary-Treasurer :lx soPHo M05 g D I f I , P ' X ' 4 Q ,,.,.,.,,. .KJ 'b X ft-D-d-T ,- sw f l g -477m - 3' UNI 9 : , , mt: M.: :M-M .M 5 v-, , mga!! W . s .M I y , X ,..., ., AP A.: L ,f V'l!l: vi K f Ea Q. fr-V 4- '9 f I . x V x ef? ,iii , li 2 ' - N 3 1 W8 L .f no y- A. X do it 1 -v ' '73 is K fi ri E Z I. I ' ,S L.. L h 51 A 5 is I ... Q ii, , 'RU J. L. Adams K A Swain Adams Q t fr 'A . Martha Aguilar X John Aldridge xi M Betty Alexander Bill Alexander Betty Amburgey x Violet Anderson ,lesse Andrews l Charles Arledge Q Q 3-3. i Q h Carl Armstrong v' it Jimmy Arnold X ' A X ' 1 A Y B F ,I f if se 6 gal Mary Joan Arnold K as Barbara Ash F A j Floyd Ash fr' b A I Dewey Atwood . . h ,fi A A . A .F s. - Q ,s, .K 1' N. r sg X 1 .' AW i PM Verna Auld Gene Babb 41 A A r fy-as Norman Baggett i V I el Dean Bahlow I Robert Baker Robbye Sue Ball , 2- 5 X . Mac Bane ' ' ' 1 -as 5 5 x . .lay David Barbee X mx I 0 'I I., Af v 1 'K ,:' I Barton Barnes 5 h 2 all Elmo Barnes 9 B ,B 'Ji 11 .' ,u k R obert Barnes W' f ' , ' . X LA 1 , R , I E rj: :af 4. Jlmmy Barnett ' ' -- 'Q tvs! Z Z iff e i n Pe Barnett L P W L gay tea A . M y 1 3' Joe Bates ' A F B V to Xi by it 1 ,tw gy ' . -f- B, Eff: l l Anna Mae Beason VAA 3 A Danna Fave Beason ' B A B ffffr V ,anemia-f1Nf?ill:kg,.iQ 'I L George Beeson B 52 ,lo Ann Bennett 5? ' , lf Rogers Berggren A , B K I. 5 , ,9' K' Bobby Betts , - ' I X 4 I U irq' I ff 4 r F B B Sunny Black W -, g B1llyBlackstock A Gay Nell Blackwell f , S+ Shlrley Blackwell Allen Blankenship Wanda Blaschke Darlene Bobo fn: Vivis Bonds Carolyn Boucher , -f-,- y H, Roy Boucher y h af P ng 4' , ' E A Ronald Bowlen M gf 'lf A R u Cecil Boyce Q NSW r 'iff . 'ri X 9, ani YW? li 3 3 il' .Qs- . ik l we 1 . jf fe 3 R fi V 3 . at y J ack Boyd F3 lx 3' James Bradley x fre N Q ik ' r Elbert Bradshaw X be 7 it Shirley Branscum ' Q I as F Carolyn Britt L im it 'sg - ' U Bobbie Brodie 61 ' N ., Donna Brookover X Kenneth Brooks A A ,less Bruce C: M4 Kathryn Bruce 1 Vx A Q Doris Brunson W ' Q. fl R l hB Il d f ,, ap as , if ,I r E' S '2- . Wayne Burchfield ' - f l h Mickey Burks C: L at rt,f . -f M . . so . M. as Pat Burks l I at 1 fi, Lynn Busby 5 ' F f - M B- A J Frank Bush , Q, Ronny Bush ' '1 l ., m C f. ff , Q Georgia Cade X ln' i t s ,x i ffi Beth Callaway 91 Q, r Qi ,. Pearl Calvert B i ' Laura Cameron 'K B- 5 Q i f . Kathy Camp ,A 5 h B I Mary Lou Campbell I 1 i s n C L :QV in L51 f I '--1--,..,,,, -,-,,,..1 - ., Y ' 1 :,,-fvrf-1 -- -J4 - 55 - 2 ' w........ - .,,. , .,-,,,,,,,,,,..s, 1' - - I ,tug W M. 2 X f if f:v C Q ' 9 ,Tie , ,fe ,aff XY I I Q 5' ,V . .,,, T .s- - 5 s i V syia Gi . ', i n 31 ef,N ., Q . x ,N 4, ,. i f Peggy Campbell Larry Cannon l A r A fi Faith Carr W ' if? Pat Carter C Mickie Carwile M 9,17 . ...Q as V Lou Nell Chambers y 1 I i Bobby chambun C' o V , 1 4 is C. ,Ll Q, . - ,GC I ' . Wayne Chamblm K - ii , as 1 r lo Ann Chatwell 5 -., - La Verne Chatwell s .ii . FW' Marlene Childers Ray Lee Childers V V h is si Anita Childress Wilma Choate fs 1555 his F J Q -'sf ' Nadell Clanton we i gags Charles Clark N x C. W. Clark 11 5554 -5 , Daisy Clark 1 i s Jimmy Clark Raymond Clark if fig 6 ' ,f T' , X R . ,aa Don Cline h JoeCoffee 'fa C 4- ly C' C' Gene Colley ' 'i ,CCCA I i- f 'Q Jimmy Colvin 5 , as 3 - -. ,,,w'rv , K : -1-Y .,,, F ,-4 1 , W H H Leroy Combs 'Q' . , K M is- ' Glenda June Cook ,N -nv K va--v J' , al' f B , J ir Q . 5 P' Q 143' . , js . ci 'V' vb A 7 VF - Vallory Cook Marshall Cooper K x Jeanne Ellen Copen Salvador Cordova i i Jim Cotten Barbara Cowell X 3 X C I' f 'f XX f Robert Cree Jerry Crumpton Joe Crumpton Douglas Cunningham x S x i Verne Lee Dalton A i '2f George Lewis Dalton 7 if Y, A Billy JO Daniel X Anna Merle Daniels ,,- if ' il t , 4 David Davidson :sz W Anna Lee Davis 5 Eugene Davis gf 4 fav - Q -1--wr A N KY Frankie Davis SH 5 ' S l 1 aw Janet Davis Q Jo Ann Davis W W J. W. Davis ,Q i . N .Ins jfs fin --ff ' ftv 1 Raoma Davis fu S' A .-t 5 . WT? ww. Q-Q K r Wm, Q ' , --,. Q 8 use A 3 , ,A D X , L, i t ,iso Q af 13. 0 , D U ID ...W I XX e X' Don Debenport F , X Marlene De Berry , in A Bill DeLoacl1 . y V fy Ann Denker K H -,S Carrol Diamond W i Jim Dickson v V Doyle Dixon Floyd Lee Dobbs f Kelly Douglas Dobby Doonan 3' W Martha Sue Dowden y James Doyle j Jfi Harlean Duncan ,lim Duncan z . Tom Duncan , , Marilyn Dyer Bill Ebeling I Lillie Marie Edes -L 1 2 K n . me M Bllly Edge f M 1 x Jane Elrod , Ronald Erwin Z -Wu. ..,,' Phyliss Evans A it fri Gayle Everett 2 f .j i ' V 7 a au X Y i t if 6 L 4' - I L l I Kenneth 'Evers 3 if e .er f ,, , v 'Y il Q A is 4 I, v nt In .ir ? 7 3 L rs ,fi lv ,-fl' 'L' A ,,,,55fii Q , -1+ xi i 3 we-.r ., Q? 2 i S ' iff- K- ,S si-sl '9 3 was sf XIX .,, les ' M vsv. - k 1 ,, ag, I fu.. Bobbie Louise Fannin Jerry Don Farren ,..a Jerry Fatout va Darlene Fewin ff' f Louise Fielden Shirley Fielden if , ffyf Nw. James Fields Norma Fletcher Lee Fonclren Ronnie Frankum l Q Roma Jo Fulkerson F F E Fyffe Grover 5 ' ai . 4 S! 4 Burl Gabrel F h Dora Garrett .r,., ,Ni :' Billy Gatlin F 1 Shirley Gentry :O b .wg Reba Gholson Marilyn Gibson i. .F BQ Q K 2 ,gg bb V, 45 y Douglas Gillow t l V V yn Harry Gipson Y 1' ii 2 gk f , fa., rf F . 5 i ' X 'ff 'f ' Q , .J Joe Giroir Louise Ann Givens .Betty Glazoner i - 5 ' 5 W S .X James Glisan M 5' R Q B 2 2 9 'f 5 gr o ii Ll 21 ff-21 1,1 ,,,,v-H ' , 1-rw I V pp -' 'hu' nl ,vvf '4ll , .U , T1 1 W 1+ ,G ,N ,gt T. .af ,fi X5 , A e N x W7 A IW K I Q - lv Sf' 53, .. If ' K limi jr. ef an we . V' t 3, ' mf QQ Q' lim ,. - f .w YQ sri? dj' gg 'Y A or . is G -V ' 2 A ' 5 . A 1 Glynda Jo Glover Richard Glover David Goddard Shirley Golden Roy Goode Fritzie Goodman Robert Gordon Bill Gorrell Lawrence Grasty h Bill Gray t ' -- I X -Z! 1 X Edmon Gray , P Gayle Gray ,JJ K, J. T. Gray pm E fl Dean Gregory ie vw Marcella Gregston Charles Grewell I i Lovita Griffeth i W Kay Griffin 1 . Iva Nell Grissom ld I n IX M a Grantland Groves Y A y Q R r was Tommy Guest m A Roy Guthrie f x N Arthur Hailes Z ' 1.5! Omha Lee Hailes It A 1 1 xv - ,,,,,, ' ' , 1-ZL D 'E f -'Q x ffou Www, A '-vt, ,,,,4,,I D- 3 , - ' Y I ra I 1 ' 1 vrrr-n'rw-vrvzf ' , -, A f 1 Q ' ' I -lx fv'nv-n',,,. - 1'-QQ!! H Sandra Hales - e , Martha Hallen C: .,.A , mmk ' 3, , 7 tl I , e ' Billie Hamilton kt Dell Hamilton ii - ' K Daniel Hardy Donald Hewitt 4 A '32 V ,, Bobby Hargrove iii-H Qibf i I ' . Q' do D Annette Harman l 7 Dorothy Harms A, ' lll A Burl Harrell Z- r be A - l .lim Harrington -L H X . ' k I V K v ie, 'gfff fe Charlie Harris J ' Xi I Joann Harris Q f J Tommy Harris i x-A ': A ' '43 A V. David Harvey -., gr...-H X Q y M, Q' f A? 2 Billy Joe Harville li X , ,Q V 'FN l . . N ' , L 'f l , Dorls Harvlll ' X ' ff ce if x 4 . ' ii I , f fi N Y h Nancy Hayes 4 'S ' Nadine Hazlett ix 0 Q T ii' John Held J Neil Henderson at l V . ' 5: Harold Hendrick F ' N Bill Hensley 3' 3. 'Q R h ' ky 'X ' ' Alton Henson 4 it ,, N E A 'fr . xy .X ' 1 ly X - :A R X .M -ewunf' t .tw .W 1 1 Rheta Hicks Walter Hicks Ch 1 H' d if ar es lg on R , :: X Gerald Higdon I U If . ' Q' lj gf' '11 .Lg Doris Hill Royce Hill Sherlene Hill Lois Howard J! 2' J , Charlene Howell Charles Howry iq I 3 Jack Hubbard ' J I Shirley Hubbard r l Eddie Hudgens A ' J, J W Velma Hughes ii-L J ' Bobbie Hurley y X Clint Hurt A i 4 'A Kenneth Hyde ,,, ,fp John lkafd I' ,W Frankie lmpson Q J it ll Jlmmy Jackson soo,,i Wilbur Jarrett J J Q A 1 J -f Raymond Jeffreys g et As Q ,jill J ack Lee Johns - In J Albert Johnson 4 ...i, is 'Q . nf ,LY 3' ! -A S, ,Q .ix ,X af' M- ph B fir 1. .. , 2 f if 'J' s 'I s N N J 'G .J-of H il ii if 47k .si -J. v .a fd- xx, It j l , , P X , KY' J A ' 55. J 1 uf 4-1 'i figs Billy Wayne Johnson J. L. Johnson Jo Johnson Kay Jones Tommy Jones Viola Mae Jones Ann Kennamer Jimmy Kennedy Jeane Kerns Charles Kerr Leonard Kilburn Mary Kimrough Doris Nell King La Nell Kirby Rex Knox Ted Kuhrau Guy Kuykendall James Laird Anita Lansford Charles Lawless Robert Lawrence Alana Ledbetter Dickie Lee Maxine Lee WWW? Q . ,Q T A -Q ,,. K . E be , ,ba X .:q, so qqqa bhq QQ., Wg? W? Mfg 4' RK i,,,-vi J . I is. -P nl Aa ,- . A i A nf X B' he ' i Yi' -ilni - Q v 5 Q1 I' 1 1'-1 ' -L: e gd 1 'Ni' 52911 1, rv-:wrrvvrum-H,-1-,,.,..,.,.,. .-.'f'9-'U-:ww-v-ww-:F - Q Ii,-f 'Fl - . V ,, I H 6, , f . vrvr-, -v , r .f 1. Carolyn Leverett Kenneth Leverett -Q 3 li 'N' 1. f X , . -:iff A x f J lmmy Leverlch L J -- . P V Gloria Lewis A , J J V I J Alice Licon g E J . MW Jessie Light le-'.A i 'Q . :., M3 Sidney Liles L1 'T9' K5 Hattie LindsaY , l s'e fi, 5, U 'il -g Shirley Lindsey . - . Z Jah V ll, George Littrell .va --.,,.,lfg N W g, N Richard Luck ' 6 gli X Glenda Lunceford lt 'L g 'rl x ff Fr Nl 'J .. 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X il A Bobby Wm .f NX fs' ,Gmc 5 i ,A 'Q' - ow 0 H4 I 4, JS 3 r K xiii an ,ff sg R Q ,i lbw 'ny PRO P g r 4419 ? 5 W M, Y Patricia Wirt 4' W Walter Woodson X Yvonne Worley Sandra Wright . fx A' Patricia Wysong Charel Marie Yancy Emaglne Yarbrough George Ybarra AW ' Q-we 5 x Horace Zellars .mgy If ,S y .ii ok wl J. Nellie, it has to be done! Don't have too much fun, Irene. ,I , +7 ff ' K , ' H, ,A 'erm 4 A 5 ' V: xii- fry-g Q- K ' am. -,aw Y ,K 1-wap. x .itl .Wg 4 W PJ- ffg wfili ' Lk Mu . K A Qi, I r In . Kgfsa .- K .1 1 .5 if - A330 . ,z , ' Ez, F 'Ser ,,, ,- . X 3 A A . X , L , ..,-. 5 Q' S. ' 5 4- -.nf ffm 1' 1' K Jai i' ' ' ,,,Siq.,-- my 'liisf f 1 ? 15 3 ,Q R , I wwqffi R -'sf' L 1-'P' Lx K f A SOPHOMORE INITIATION : i f5kf 5 w g.. S 5 . , 35 Q. . -T ., , . i f 1 H K MA MA A-fQ15rs.p, -, ., A ' -4' ' L5 wif - 1' - A - b ' k :,. xy..-,..-pg V :.:',.' 'f -' . W- ,A,Q:v,,f .11-,:-me it ' 5 - tr t. 1, .CE N ' vu., Q' - if 'w?51'f7- 'f 'L Qxflizm-asf 'f ff' 5 ' - 5 K ' ' V, ,, K 5 M . M ,.,l. , , . -, ' 45 , ,A ak! .i 1' 3 late plalogmpic James Shorter Senior Erma Ruth Farley Junior I as-'iv Jerry F irebaugh Merl Catlin J unior Junior Wanda Graham Sue Hill Monroe Oglesby Junior Junior llmfm- 0 0264 Q 3 is S 4 K ' xiii Q Q W, i S s a e Donald Abel Douglas Brittain Burt Burrow Gloria Ann Butler K D l' G.:-'rf xg,-si o, , ww Kathy Camp C. L. Deakins, J r. Everett Ellis Bobby Foster Gloria Lampard Blaine Penn Cecil Robertson Robert Sorrells 5 i g b E Virginia Walker Rox Ann Weber Alma Lois Wigley Curtis Williams XX xl is K '25 Q , .I W is Y Q me ., s X ,P S wg 3 LURA scorr 7754! gemufdfaf of lift f ' gawhhqnw JOHN EDD GILES 775445 Qcwoidaone DOT PHILLIPS geo!! 2455-,4fzamzd -J- BOBBY JACKSON E641 ff!!-Anand 'Xu ,Msg g ck X V , lksggv XXSJLA... x . 1 - nuuulsns ur X 6 x90 09 77544: Zamzague gow 1-Ml 77544: Zwwvw Zag ,52- X Q' QQXX0 K 'lf,,,,,Q 2 'X B f K4 ,QQ ,, - we ' -L X eva X Zeal,-4 ,I4 5 QOW6 ,ws L1 . . J Z ,4 41 mv F i ' ,,,, ,J ,www .K ,wg P I Y Q. Y Y Y Y T Y T 1 A 1 I 7, gk vii Mx I f rs N Q in JUNIOR FAVORITES JACKIE MELTON E AND L V I, Q WELDON HOLLEY . i 1' .eu 'Y A L 1 1 S 5, SOPHOMORE F AVORITES.. an ALBERTA WALKER wan.: rss AND SWAIN ADAMS k QSZAQL 4 695604 4444 26264 X an Y 3, ev? f 929' L seq' Q1 v , 1, Q, 1 30 .56 xo? vl- J X A 4' X 63,0 +9 1 QQ ,mga fa gs 0 -We xv! ,wwf 099 v 6+ Zed 099 'Q cwoco C I 90 N 1, , Q,g,-969 X' X X ,uf .. 1 Qmww MOST TALENTED Joan Henshaw has certainly proved to be the most talented in O.H.S. Joan is well known for her tennis and swimming ability, but her outstanding high school performance was her role of Miss Brooks in Our Miss Brooks. .Ioan was also one of the top five in the I speak for Democracy contest. MOST INTELLIGENT Don Debenport was elected most intelli ent this ear A so ho S Y - P ' more, Don has unusual intelli- gence and capabilities. He is an honor student. K, t U II: MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Evelyn Farar has earned the title of most likely to succeed because of her personality, intelligence, and dependability. She has be- come an outstanding student in 0.H.S. through her success as secretary of the Student Council omg whom? MOST ATHLETIC A junior, Joe Childress has been chosen most athletic again this year. His outstanding ability in football and track has made him known throughout the state. He holds various district and state records in track. We are expect- ing even greater achievements of Joe next year. WITTIEST Louis Ray is known as the funny man in the halls of O.H.S. His clever wit and cheerful mood have gained him the title of wit- tiest. , fav' E ,sam . ' iiliiis... K ' I' if '--: ' ' -- -5. J M - .... . h N E ' y s ' L , st L 441' is LW ti M15 2. 5 i f . . , .i i A X BEST LEADER Norman Pursley, president of the student body, an officer of the Math Club, and a member of the Honor Society, is noted for lead- ership in O.H.S. 'X cami Hmong MOST DEPENDABLE Since entering O.H.S., Ann Rich has been respected and admired for her dependability. Everyone knows that Ann can be depended upon to do her share. As editor of the Corral and an honor stu- dent, Ann has certainly been an asset to her school. MOST MUSICAL Because of his talent at the piano, Dale Adair has gained the title of most musical. Dale won first place again this year in the annual talent show and has become known through the exchange assemblies. CUTEST COUPLE For the second consecutive year Ann Rich and Howard Dye have been chosen cutest couple. They are both outstanding students in many fields. Upon seeing them in the halls of O.H.S., and observing their ready smiles, one can easily understand why they have again been honored with the title of 'LCutest Couple. l If N. wif 7 -4 5 I fx A K it Q M . ' Y A x . t - -fr' K Q x '33-l ' s + t gr I . MOST ACTIVE Along with the many other hon- ors conferred on Dot Phillips, here is another one. She has been chosen most active. Dot has served as cheer leader for three years, as a member of the Tri- Hi-Y, as treasurer of the Shake- speare Club, and as belle of the All-School Prom. ,, omg moon? MOST ARTISTIC The most artistic student of '51 is Felix Fernandez. Besides being cartoonist for the 1950 Corral, Felix has displayed his talent through his clever cartoons in the Lariat and on posters in the halls of 0.H.S. MOST STUDIOUS Harlean Duncan, a sophomore, is the most studious student in O.H.S. Her grades, which are always in the high 90's, are sig- nificant of her high scholastic record. -fx 'Eff . xf OPI? MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Roy Morris and Tommy Salmon MOST ATHLETIC Bobby Jackson and Howard Dye MOST INTELLIGENT ? Rosalie Sides and EveIyn West MOST TALENTED ack Pruitt and Robert Maddox . I t 4 MOST DEPENDABLE Joann McKnight and Jo Ann Smith MOST MUSICAL Frank Gee and Lynn Shreffler BEST LEADER Swain Adams, Jo Ann Johnson, and Darwin Etheredge ak, 5? 5? ' WITTIEST Pete Wheeler and Cody Watson MOST ARTISTIC Jack Wofford and Mickey Carwile MOST STUDIOUS Royce Hill and Albert Johnson MOST ACTIVE Carrol Moody and Jackie Melton CUTEST COUPLE Yvonne Worley and Swain Adarr Doris Ann McDonald and Tommy Salmon :Sm 'TF DEE COLDREN N 5 . x SYDNEY BREWER ,Q S CONNIE McCULLOUGH A JOAN HENSHAW Affmecamzhf Q21 NANCY SMITH QA.---. ... . A fe xxxw uf I 2 Hair--- .............. Darlene Shaffer .--1 - 4 Eyes .......... ......... E arlene McCullough Eyelashes ..... ........ A ddie Lee Burroughs Nose .......... .......,.,.... J oAnn Johnson Smile ........ ' ....... Connie McCullough Figure--- .------... Shirley Sehon Legs ........-.--.-... -...- - . Alberta Walker Personality .--.----.- .---.-.--- A nn Rich V Best Dressed --.....-... -..-----. L ura Scott Best Dancer -....--. -..--.... L ynn Shreffler Hair ---. Eyes .--------.- M R. U . Il . S . ---------Bob Chandler . Wayland Burk Eyelashes -.-..- ....--... J immy Clark Nose ---.--- ----..--- J immy Jackson Smile ---.-- -.-.----..-.. C arl Beard Build --------.- .-.-.. B obby Jackson Personality -------- -.-..--. S wain Adams Best Dressed -....... .--....-- T ommy Salmon Best Dancer .....--.. -........ J immy Cox L:- jx 1 R ll It ' -if XX, J lx fl -Q 1- X X Y -wow .W . k Q 1 X-,zz Q . 1 . X... if . ,S 5? A-f N, w K 'ini i K EQ' fflgifgf' Pr. fer., w -,xmrim x Q ' V-iN xx - - .-:mg W-wgfws I I STUDENT fl . r 63143, MIR x 1 il? 1 John Edd Giles Carroll Moody rf E 1 F Councilor-at-Large Parliarnentarian ve YH arar Secretary-Treasurer at a-V ,,,sf' A 41 Norman Pursley ff' , is President has f ' 3 7 , lr H Tomm Salmon 'A ' Anne Louise Jones Emmitt Cavin Y Vim President Sponsors INSTALLATION Mr. Cavin and Norman Pursley COUNCIL Mr. Barrett and Evelyn Farar rv' X K Lu 56 , A L ii iw gf . X Ls ',' 3 ,v r Q. Mr. Barrett and Tommy Salmon 'rs -1, L-1: l.l- JVMACZZ fZ?CEoyQ PHI E IRLEY Z 4 9 , X if 5 THE QUEEN Joan Henshaw 7950 THE OLDEST ALUMNA Mrs. Newt Henderson 4 7 'gf Q.. .4 54 WF' H? fff wfqllt Ufff l ffm it gb., AMATEUR SIIQW K Q X Dv Vi fl, in 5- 5 R, 3, ,www gl .+:j25g.g 7y1y K1 sqi' V - 1':f W2 if 'wg SSR.-,,, QAX5 6 96 4. 4 is 3 .4 ml l Nga.-K. if 4' IM I f,'rQSf'f1 Q M V +,,,f F .N B' .. ' saggy' 'fi , Ji X ! 'Q THE TIONAL SOCIETY The National Honor Society is an organization to recognize, promote, and stimulate the high ideals of high school students. Membership in this society is by vote of the entire faculty. Character, scholarship, service, and leadership are the basic qualities considered. To remain a member, a student must maintain an eighty-five average in his school work, and he must not fall below the standards which were the basis of his election. K NATIONAL sEN1oRs HONOR SOCIETY Ro Moms f F 'd ' Crews Adams S 3 NIlJi:aaM!!onrnrlS0n Margie Armstrong Q f Stghley Novak Mary Blanche Atkinson l l : ' Norman pursley 1?0pQ,BR.lQ'L Z, 7 U S LaDonna Ralstin 5hU'lf'Y Burg 6 X Frankie Lou Rush Patricia Bell A Tommy Salmon Betty Benton 1 Lynn Shreffler Saundra Binmon Ann Skidgel Sidney Brewer Nancy Smith Bflbbfe BUNNY 5 L Dorris Summers PhYlhS Cade Ervin Vanderslice Ronald James Cannon James Ward Bennetta Caudlll Edwina Weilmuenster Mildred Clift Delores Coldren Anna Merle Daniels Betty Lou Da iel Anne Elliot M Darwin Etheredge Evelyn Farar AN, ancis J. B. Garibaldi Mary E. Germany Carol Cross Joan Henshaw Diantha Herndon Roy Hickman Wayne Hill Richard Kemper Kgetty Kilpatrick ons Lavy Helen Lewallen Jerry Lindsey Ralph Lukens Shirley Massey JoAnn McCary Martha McFarling Ben McGlamery Jane McMasters Joann McKnight Sue Meloy Mickey Miller Pat Moreland Shirley Massey: .......,.......v, Vice President SliirleyuBaerg ........ - Ruby K. J ones ...,... Stanley Novak ..,.... Secretary Sponsor President Mary Katherine Welbom Evel n West Dot Whisenant Joe White Betty Sue Winn Marlene Witte JUNIORS Peggy Armstrong Bob Canon Johnette Fulton Kenneth Hankins Tommy Hendrick Barbara Johnson JoAnn Johnson Carolyn Keeling Dessie Kin st ames mg t James LeMaster Sarah McCowan Robert Maddox Jackie Melton Ann Rich Janet Robertson Shirley Sehon Rosalie Sides Jean Tindall Jill Tindall 'W c fs' if .: 'N f -' 'ti 4' s fu' Xgqf -P e w w S' i s-rm - w -Pe MJ i'ql L' f 2 K l x ' i 'il' ., - .:: ' X x -- if AJIAFJJ , Hx ft xy b E . 5 J 5: 5 I Homecoming lo Welcome Hundreds. Of Ex.Sludenls The gala homecoming day is about here. All students who have ever attended O.H.S.- graduates or not-are invited. The crowning of the queen will be between halves of the Odessa-Lamesa game December 2. Identity of the queen will not be known until then. After the game, registration and gab sessions will be held in the old gym, decorated with back to school theme. Ex-stu- dents will get badges bearing their name and graduating class. ' The Chuck Wagon Gang will serve barbecue from 6:00 till 8:30. Reservations must be made in advance in order that the Student Council can pay ex- penses and know how many to plan for. Bobby Dixon, Bobby Hudnall, Charles Wheat, and Jack McDaniels will furnish western music during the barbe- cue. A program honoring ex-stu- dents will follow. This program will honor the first graduating class of O.H.S. Novelty features will be presented as entertain- ment. Making their initial appear- ance in O.H.S., the new swing band will furnish music for the dance. Gale Dance Highlights OHS Christmas Season By Kay Spry A Christmas dance sponsored by the Sophomore class and held in the girl's gym at 8 p m. was the big event of the Yuletide season to several hundred stu- dents. Invitations were out for every student, and the semi-formal af- fair drew dancers from all of the school classes. Decorations carried out the traditional Christmas motif and - the Yuletide spirit prevailed as the dancers stepped-lightly and gaily to the sweet music of a top' rate orchestra. Sponsors of the class that made dance possible are Mrs. Carter and Mr. Ackcr.. On the decorations committee were Vir- 'ginia Marks, Alana Ledbettcr Mickey l Carwile. Sherlene Tommy Harris, Carl Wanda Blaschke, Gene Don Debenport, James Terrell,l and Lynn Busby. J Serving refreshments and mak-l ing arrangements for them was the committee composed of Jan Wilcox, Wilma Tate, Dell Ham- ilton, Jimmy Gail Clark, and hz!! YFLAIS-an Evel n West ..,,.,.. ........ E ditor-in-Chief o anon ....,,..,,,,.,,. . ...................,..... Editor Freida Morrison ,,.....,. ..,...., A ssociate Editor Donene Werner ,.,,,,, ,......, F eature Editor Thomas Francis .. ............. Sports Editor Carolyn Keeling ,,,,..,.,,,, ,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,.,..,,....,,,., B usiness Manager Richard Kemper .,,,,,,,,,,,,, ..,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,...,,,......,,.,,,., , ....,,,.... P h o tographer Shirley Bayless, Lois Kemper, Kay Stalcup, Nelda Tanner, Fran- ces Bosworth, Sue Cross, Theda Bechtel, Beverly Moore, Louise Morgan, June Powders, Connie Tisdale, Reba Young, Eleanor Griffith ...,,, ..,.,,,...,,,,,,., ,,,,,,,,.,,,. ,,,,,,...,.,,,..,,,,,,.,., , i,,,,, S t a Reporter: J. M. Lilly ..,,, ..,,,, .,,,,, ,,,, ,,.,,,,,,,..,,,,,...,,,,,..,,,,,, ,,,,,,. ,,,,,. ,.,,, S p o ri s o r O.H.S. Females Win Races: Get Men The firing of the big gun by Hekzebiuh Hawkins started U19 big rece, and the reluctant males left the auditorium in a run to get past the girls wait- ing outside. Coach Ioe Coleman was re- ported seen making notes on a dream tecxm when the girls began throwing their flying tackles. Third period was cr welcome respite for the few uncaught mules, but it saw the majority of the boys hooked and hog- lied with the trcxditioncxl rib-,, bon around their neck, and resigned to the inevitable. Mayor Hawkins was ready and willing to get rid of his daughter Sadie, bless her ugly skin, and lcxst Thursday mom- ing saw W. A. Mill-we mean Mayor Hawkins. proclcxime the day official and express his sympathy to the miserable un- mated males. From then on the assembly was Dogpach Style, with Floyd Scxddler of the Skunk Works as M. C. and introduce: of Scxdie cmd the class nom- inees for Li'l Abner cmd Daisy May Lariat Sports Editor Moves To Childress The Lariat lost a very im- portant member of the staff last week when Ronald Jordon, our sports editor, moved to Chil- dress, Texas. Ronald came to Odessa in 1948, and was a soph- omore at that time. He will be back in December and he has permission from Mr. Barrett to participate in graduation exer- cises here in Odessa. Thomas Francis, a senior of Odessa High School, is taking .Ronald's place. Joan Henshaw Crowned OHS Homecoming Queen Miss Joan Henshaw was crown- crowned Homecoming queen by Mr. W. A. Miller, superintendent of the Ector County Schools, during the half-time of the Odessa-Lamesa game. Miss I-Ienshaw, escorted by Dick Miller, and her. court, ap- proached the field through an aisle formed by the Bronchcttes while the band played the coro- nation. The court consisted of Dee Col- dren, escorted by Casey Jones: Sydney Brewer, whose escort was Robert Maddoxg Nancy Smith, whose escort was Darwin Etheridge: Evelyn Farar, escort- ed by Roy Morris: Dot Phillips, escorted by Joe Pearson: and ,Connie McCullough escorted by Between the halves at the Big Spring-Odessa football scramble. the O. H. S. band performed in their usual excel- lent manner. Honoring the Big Spring Steers. band Lubbock High School Entertains RACES. ITUDIITI TAI! PAII' U SPOITS PIOGIAI The big question now is how Th, Lubbogk high qgggmbly good will U18 fdtlllly be in G ' f hd! , -5550 pviv- ..- .-'xy t number o sports t are in operation in the Odes- nior High, for teachers as as studepts are going to :lpate in the big intra- l sports program an- oed by Mr. Bob Clark. is program in sports is to any student who is not ember of an organized ical education class or in A or B team in that cular sport. A question- must be filled out aivina eight, weight, and age in to classify entrants. trants classified as C or ry play in the A class. but A may not play in the C .ion classes. More specific lations concerning the nts are available from the department. inners from the P. E. class- ill com Jie with the in , P - soc and adult tickets soc. Mem- ftgneoek, E121-rence 9lfhitLi21e', Meinl, 'Sams Und. flfnezs bers of the cast selling tickets Travis Hammer, and Tom zhexawgltioxggg sglfxoi gm if JOSH Hextghaw. Darrell Raney singing 'The Girl That Lune: rawe , ' - - ,, . . I y feravgcnlggiarltslzlggg I Marry Iamce Snodgrass sports to be offered all, e Jin Tinde, Doris Law sg! ' I ' Green, Mary Ann Gra t t' Wright, Alice Licon, P ' egg er, Tommy Henderia an Pruitt, Jean Forbes, , L, . Parker. Sondre Hoo 'u nge Theda Bechtel. Get yo tht' early and avoid the rt e miss Our Miss Brook wed ' n 8 O.H.S. Swim an, to Host Aman :gg- December 6t vig- 'l'he Odessa Hlg swimming team will she Amarillo team 'The girls have at new divers - lean 1 a Anita Childress :ml K f new swimmers. All sr Q worked on are the i gags medley. relay, medley Nlqy, and sprint relay. When Odessa met Amarillo in Amarillo in October Odessa came out on top. Now Ama- rillo has had more to get in better shape to compete. One of the outstanding swimmers of th e Amarillo team is a German exchange student. Student Council Elections Stunts Highlight Student Campaign lficrytliing from hcnr toon expr to lxttliing bc-.tutics were in thc hi- larious assembly Tliursday, Sep- tember 28, whcnhigh school poli- titos outthd cath other to gain rotcs for their favorites. H19 Wlllneg UI IDIS gain! ill! probably come out on top. This will be Lubbock's last game of district play. while Odessa has a game with Lamesa Dec. lary by answering the question What would you do with a Chimera? Joan Henshaw, Senior-- UVJ1-zzn it un :av-ul thu-nur it in thu tgjr .37 M.. '5'-Ag., -. s nv .f O E vit' Midand Goes Down Before In what proved to be one of the hardest fought football games of the season ln class AA, the' Bronchos pounded out a score of 28-12 against the Bull- dogs. The Bronchos had to over- come an inspired Bulldog team and four fumbles. They used a fast-breakinv offense and a de- termined hold back e -- the Bu' At ' .. t quar- ter ending 6-0 45? V- Bron- chr ' A rlod. Th ,. 3' the ha X - yard the mme. In t ' ackson broke .d jaunt for ant, ye scored next with ' ' ..pplying,thc extra . t faced a Midl J. M. Lilly .h went for a 4 Lariat Sponsor supply them with their second and last score of the game. In the wan- ning minutes of play Beard fad- ed back to pass, failing to spot a receiver he elected to keep the ball and ran 25 yards to score -the last touchdown of the game. He supplied the boot and the score read 28-12 as the final gun sounded. BIRTHDAY CALENDAR Dec. 1 - Margie Armstrong, Jimmy Cox, Kendall King, Doug Taylor, Peggy O'Neal. Dec. 2 - Salvador Cordova, Lou Daniel, Modena Phillips. Dec. 3-Jack Cook, Don De- benport, Edna Scoggin, Bobby Smith. Dec. 4- Jane Erwin, Bobby Jackson, Harvey Keefer, Shirley Mchlurry. Dec. 5 - Jeanne Ellen Copen, Robert Faulkner, Dreane Jar- rett, George Warner. Dec. 6-Helen Louise Ramsey, Nelda Tanner, Billie Wood. Wan- da McLenden, Bobbie Ray O'- Neal. Dec. 7-Billy Cogburn, Bobby Sparks, Mack Tyler, Carolyn Le- t, Kenneth Leverett, Nancy Vlartin. c. 8 - Billy Rankin, Kay up. Mitchell Lee Yates. Re- spella Dresses In Uniforms e A Capella Choir, under irection of Robert L. Day, orting new uniforms this The boys have blue pants naroon jackets. The girls two maroon skirts, one for more formal concerts, me short for the informal rmances. Light blue blous- re worn with the girls' a new choir officers for the nt year are Frank Gee. dent: D a r r ell Brawley, Presidentg Lynn Shreffler, tary-Treasurer: and Joyce t. Reno:-ter. mu-n W N . Y First row: Ted White, Hope Ballew, Jeanie Smith, Jean Forbes, Julia Molandes, Larry Smith, Dot Whisenant, Juan Abeytai, ,lean Wyley, Martha Williams. Second row: Faye Roberts, Raoma Davis, Betty Mead, Wilona Green, Conley Dean, Floetta McBeth, Modena Phillips, ,lane Erwin, Ruth Ann Crumpton, Mrs. Lola Seed. Third row: Qarence Jones, Roy Morris, Carrol Moody, Dick Miller, Mrs. Laura Tra- wick. A . 1 Q ul' I Ag! ixy. . ,. Jgw K xWa::! 4 .:f- ,. .- . R 'll X 1 ' . 13' Y YR,-11564 .O VF' I I I with .' hilt Dick Miller Mrs. Laura Trawick Juan Abeyta President, Teen-Age Library Librarian President, Franklin Library Club ' ' Texas Association of 1 D LIBRARY OFFICERS Ruth Ann Crumpton ,,,c ..ccc.,,, T reasurer Dot Whisenant ,.,..,....,,,.. ...Vice President Juan Abeyta .............. ........ . President Jean Wyley ........ .......... S ecretary SPONSORS Norene Morgan, Mrs. John L. Morris, and Anne Louise J ones. MEMBERS OF THE SHAKESPEARE CLUB in S OFFICERS ' Standing: Dorothy Phillips, Treasurerg Roy Morris, Vice Presidentg Joann McKnight, Secretary. Sitting: Sue Meloy, President. gf N. az N Q , SS in ,A K . Lkk if ,. .E Wi' Q s:t5 f?--F' -- ,me 'V A Nm-si A-,S amaze ,gi ig ,Q l '.l fl! . av, , aa' 9. in .av ff . '. . lg I 69' wifi. 15.1 Agri Virginia Tompkins SK x Sponsor . y ifmfw 5555 BOYS' FOOD CLASS fi? '41 A1 3 lea Making Muffins -' 0 55352 F.H.A. OFFICERS Lavvrne Hardcastle, Rf-port:-rg Katherine Whitr, Parliamrntarian Kathryn Bruce, Historiang Jo Ann Benin-tt, Sung Lead:-r: Cath vrim- Mvcve, 5c'm'r0tary-Trvasurvr3 Vivki Phillips, Vim' Pr:-simifflit Winnie- Pontrc-rnoli, President. ff'ifK5Wi' 5 sf? X get .Q ,gf E. H. Cavin Advisor Pete Chambers President ' , 2 . .xi V I ex r 54 e fge-A-:wr-xg , -i'-rf?-wit ,Y 'M Delories Alexander e,,.f 2 Mary Edge V 153' Y T7 Evelyn Farar - 7. 7014. Sweezdemz ffm 2666 'G' I o Ann Johnson Lura Scott 4 Sacdedcwl Z4 fifff .Cf-1 M-F,,,,,... MEMBERS OF THE SPANISH CLUB Neil Wright, ,,,.,,,.7..v7,A, . , ,,77,,,,7,,, President George Schlemeyer .,,7 Publicity Manager Dell Hamilton ,,..,,,,. ,, ,,,,,, Vice President Nancy Smith i,,,,,.,,i, Secretary, Treasurer Lura Scott .,,,l... ,,.,,iiii, I 'arliamentarian 1 N. f rf 0 E it 9 I 4 Ann Ellis Sponsor . Uf r?- Benneta Caudill President MATH CLUB to Y sl' Mahlon Alcorn Ruby K. Jones Sponsor Sponsor OFFICERS Neil Wright ..,. .. ..,,,o,.....,,,o. Vice President Vern Foreman ....,,,,......,.,,....,... President Shirley Harris, ,......, Secretary-Treasurer Norman Pursley ,.,.., Publicity Chairman w'6' T' ff JlAd. QuQ f- W fw Xa. I ., . W f,. V 5 fx . ,A , 0-gg , ' . CAMERA CLUB MEMBERS Hamm Za! Q' c 3- 'U' . fn fr 1D Ann Swafford ,.,,,,7,77 .,,777, V ice President Bernice Burns Jane Miller 7,,7,, ...,,7,,,,, . Secertary Sponsor Robert Faulkner, .,,,.7, President ANU QTEK 'W CA PRI C HB X CP-5 C 5 HAPTER 6' x Q9 14 TRY-l'lI-Y ' 1 w-f If J, ER 0 KOWS CHAN X , x -1 + Y C SM - - - . . ' f - - - Nw . wif. K ' Qi. Q . --R K+ 'N -five: . . X K , www nf w K- E - ii -- . 5 Q monsml DANC I Mary Beth Mead Director s, A , si - 2? f 1 g . ,..sv.4. NMR-+-,. -W x M lm im vm J- . ,..v-u,.-xx ..'--wisp-v ual .uf Q Nu N' lx 4- vwx -1 S V 000 fi Q , ,.: O QQ? 4004, i I s r 2? A fwk Morey, .McGlasson :rector Keith Richardson Bob O'Neai 0116588 American Odessa American T rr Earl Richardson Patty Estes G. F. Wacker Variety Store No. 1 Frank1in's Charles Hicks Doroihy Whatley Willis Motor Company G. F. Wacker Variety Store No. 2 I Lamar Cowan Pat Healy The W. L. Somner Company H815 Paint and Wallpaper Store Grocery Trainees Variety Store Trainees James Addy, Earl Richardson, Nada Jo Pittman, Saundra Binnion, Gerald Gray and Harvey Keefer. Joe Wintor, and Mary Widmayer. P r OFFICERS OF DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION OFFICIAL DELEGATES T0 STATE CONVENTION Harvey Kee-fer, President, Lamar Cowan, Reporter, Robert Myers, Pat Healy, Shirley Baerg, Harvey Keefer. Patty Estes, Vice Presidentg Robert Myers, Secretary. Robert Myers First National Bank Gerry Bush W. W. Virtue and Co. Shirley Baerg Waits Jewelry K. Mama Stull Mayfair 111 . Dorothy Preacher Dunlap's Q- 'Uh-. Pat Fowler, Arlene Culver, and Dorothy Hardcastle doing Merchandise Research. s I .444-1: Joe McMillan Douglas Taylor C R Edward Ritter Douglas Price Auto Partsman Meat Cutter S Refrigeration Service Frameman, Southwest- Sewell Motor Company Richardson Brothers C Man, Norman Meador ern Bell Telephone Grocery and Market I Radio and Refrigeration Company U Service fx' P F Gene Posey Mary C. Welbom S Carl Whatley Tony Olivas Wiring Electrician Photographer Electrician Printer Posey Electric Service Odessa Photo Laboratory McEntyre Brothers Odessa Printing and Electrical Service Office Supply S Bobby Ward Titus Hill Bobby Sewell Auto Partsman Auto Body Mechanic Sheetmetal Worker Odessa Motor Company West Texas Auto Body Texas Roofing Company and Trim Shop , :F 4 I 3 1 Jackie Lee R. C. Paulette, I r. Du Waine Overley Printer, Permian Basin Radio Repairman Doctor's Assistant Printing Company Victory Home and Equipment Dr. J. D. Cone Company A 1 3 - F Q, A C ,pb p Mary Lou Thomton Gene Underwood Howard Medlin Doyle Weaver Nurse's Aid Frameman, Southwestem Frameman, Southwestem Refrigeration Repairman Ector County Hospital Bell Telephone Company Bell Telephone Company Parkis Refrigeration Service Q Betty Amy Nurse's Aid Ector County Hospital Thomas Brown Meat Cutter Kelley's Grocery and Market .leane Dockrey Doctor's Assistant Dr. H. B. McCrimmon 4: N 4 .9 t 1 I. Phyllis Cade Nurse's Aid Ector County Hospital C I, I V y v- V W Marcellene Howard Dental Assistant Dr. J. T. Clark Pl i t 1 f Betty Brown Florist, Flora Berggren House of Flowers Ross Barnett Larry Cannon if A Auto Mechanic and Partsman Cabinetmaker Senior Auto Parts Company Chisum Cabinet Shop .lean Cook Secretary, Odessa Realeteria Ronald Cannon Lonnie Carter Architectural Draftsman Sheetmetal Worker Virgel A. Davis, Architect Van Tine Sheetmetal Works Jimmy Dolan Radio Repairman Norman Meador Radio and Refrigeration Service Roy Dirickson Billy House Wanda Graham Printer, Permian Basin Telephone Partsman Nursgs Aid Printing Company Southwestern Bell Telephone Ector County Hos ital P Company f E. B. Pope Bobby Hudnall Printer Teache' West Texas Lithographing and Printing Company ELECTRONICS DEPARTMENT David Zorn and Herbert Trotter observe some of H. B. Caddell the mysteries of electricity through the oscilloscope. Sponsor Y Billy Berry explaining the principles of radar to Mr. Caddell and Johnny Sheppard discuss the fine Schuyler Wight and Bobby Boyles. points of a new slide machine. Gerry Bothe, Ben McClamery and Pat Bell tune in Ralph Yarborough, Don Reed and Olson Hardii Russia or is it Japan? look over a new electrostatic kit. I 1 I I I agar f yn ,- V vu,- l va -Q' SHEET METAL AND WELDING CLASSES John Goodman Sponsor IIIDII TRIAL ff A R I ANQE' A I ,in I X' x, , af X it --,V t X Q V l9'x idx sq-mx 4 ' 1 ,x r o o 35 ff'-4:1 1166, M 61 f W1 and Dilllflalllllb 2 Shea! Nkew X ofk Overhead A Welding 5 fl gekixeoos fc Wei sg- iw Wo din Q23 oik Sw tk Behci at I W , Jack Parker, Reed McFarland, instruc- tor, and Curtis Parnum learning to turn to size with calipers. K MACIIIIIE SHUI? Joe Landrum grinding lathe tool bit. James Johnson boring hub in V pulley S.-- R. C. Holcomb machining steel Harvey Blount and Charles Cade laying hammer handle. crankshaft in a Ford V 8 motor THE SPEECH DEPARTMENT DRAMATIC ACTIVITIES aOur Miss Broolcsv I' ' s ' gi ,B I I I , E, If B J F. W. Saddler Speech Dir r RAPID SPEECH VM 74e Yfadce 066 Demacmaf 0145 74eme envied' Tommy Hendrick Second Place 5 9 ? rg f if ' First Place E 5 Doris Lavy Sandra Wright Third Place Ralph Lukens J 0811 Herlshaw Fourth Place Fifth Place l Students gathering materials from the debate library. ,Nw Q.. J . 1 , Tommy Hendrick demonstrating declamation. s 4 Eleanor Phillips presents an extemporaneous speech. A debate in progress. P H P 'U 'U Ill I- I- P C.,-Z' fk 4 1. 0. x x. 5, J if ? J' s Frank Gee .,,7.,...,, ,,......A.., P resident Darrell Brawley ,,...,,,.....,,, Vice President Lynn Shreffler ,,,....v. Secretary Joyce Brant ...,,.,. .....,, R eporter Elvaleene White Kathryn Whitew President Vice President Mona Stull ,,,..,77,7. ,...,,,,,,.,., S ecretary IRI. ' CIIQIR iw Dessie Kingston .,..,, I ev....,tTreasurer ' Margie Norman ,,,.,....t ,....,, L og Keeper A w HI . n: f- ' W o 'Q m n I . wp if '7' S? '25 f ' IF. 'wg A Q G , r , 5 'Q . 4 af 3 'f' 0 ik Sponsor ..,,,.,Consul Pro-consul Scriptor .. ,,.. Nh K missy? F.- , gm: - ij FLUTE Baerg, Shirley!- Bowden, Jane Crum c own, Sara McFarling, Martha McMurry, Shirley Meers, Eugene A7xNewc0r?1b, Irenfy' Stockton, Martha Wilson, Mildred CLARINET Arnold, Jimmy Auld, Darlene ZBarbee, Jayf Brunson, Doris Childers, Ray Copen, Jeanne Ellen Cox, Barbara Crain, Ronald Davis, Frankie Lee Dennis, Demetra Fulton, J ohnette Gibson, Marilyn Gipson, Harry Gray, Johnny Faye Groves, Mickey Hamilton, Dell Harder, Sandra Hazlett, Nadine Hickman, Delores Hubbard, Shirley lske, Jo Ann Kesler, Martha Kirby, Lanell Larkin, Wally Ledbetter, Allana Leverett, Carolyn Lindsay, Hattie ODESSA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL BAND 1950 - 51 asse Shirle eyers, on ra Miller, Dick Moody, Carroll Moody, Shirley McClun Bett c urry, at McNeel, Loquita Norris, Sue Ann 0,N93l: Peggy . --. Bfice, Joy Marie Pruett, Margaret 4S'anders, J ohu Mack Sehon, Shirley Sparks, Bobby Williams, Cora Whitehorn, Loveta Whitman, Barbara E:: ALTO CLARINET Gholson, Reba Weilmuenster, Edwina Widmayer, Mary BASS CLARINET Kerr, Charles LeMaster, J im Rigsby, Suzanne CONTRA BASS CLARINET McQuire, Charles OBOE Brewer, Sydney Debenport, Don BASSOON ' ' ett Whitlock, Mary nn ALTO SAXOPHONE Brunson, Lucille Chamberlain, Bobby Francisco, Molly Hill, Shirlene Leverett, Kenneth Moore, Beverly Oren, Jimmy TENOR SAXOPHONE Burks, Mickey Harrington, Jim BARITONE SAXOPHONE Caudill, Bennetta CORNET Abel, Donald Alexander, Bill Berggren, Rogers Farren, Jerry Don Guest, Tommy Dean Hill, Wayne Liles, Sydney Maddox, Robert Metz, Marshall Parum, Curtis Shultz, Billy Vinson, Ray Wight,.ASchyler Wineberg, Bobbie FRENCH HORN Arnold, Joan Boyles, Bobby Hickman, Roy Kincannon, Milton Nickell, Wanna Loy Sansom, Lena White, Ted Ybarra, George TROMBONE Boyd, Jack Brittain, Douglas Cannon, Jerry . Carmen, Jay Davis, Eugene DeBolt, Lyle Hurt, Clint Richmond, Keith Tims, Tommy Williams, Juanita BARITON E Muse, Lonnie Schlemeyer, George Tipton, Barbara BASS Beeson, George Berggren, Kenneth :vCole, Don :- Cook, Jack Francis, Julius Martin, Allen Shepard, Johnny Wilson, Billy STRING BASS DeBerry, Marlene Carter, Pat PERCUSSION Garibaldi, J. B. Nichols, Betty Reed, Don Roberts, Ronald Scott, Charles Talley, Gwen Tisdale, Connie Yarbrough, Ralph BAND OFFICERS Roy Hickman Brass Lieutenant Shirle Massey Wooawmi Zzeutenant Jim Harrington Drum Major J. B. Garibaldi Band Captain TWIRLER REPRESENTATIVES OF ODESSA HIGH SCHOOL BAND T0 ALL-STATE BAND CLINIC IN GALVESTON, TEXAS, FEBRUARY 7-10, 1951 at 33 X1 Hag xi N 'ii' 5-U FQ. .1 f'N l- --.'L- Y'L A'JfN 3 f L Li ET! Mi Ly Xfilyf lk I X f' Q 9 I 4 I First row: Martha Mclrarling, flute, Don Cole, bass, Shirley Massey, woodwind lieu- ICIIHIII. Second row: Charles Kerr, bass clarinetg Robert Maddox, cornetg J. B. Garibaldi, band captain and drum. Third row: Jim Harrington, drum major and tenor saxophoneg Dick Miller, clarinet, Rov Hickman. brass lieutenant. AL filed v H- M 4 1 -x V 1, k 1- x high.-A 4. x.. 'V ' ff 2' ' 'fc 3- r' iff.,- Af Q vlsvf 1 ,Q .51 A- +' Swv.. v X X A K, ' 5 5 1442 N. A, 'Mi I Fi 4 13559 f Q , , I? iw .A Hwg ' if 1 X ' K , X X m X . Sd , S X.. 6 W -.L , i , Li Q frffvf' 4' Rf ..w Q .R rg, 'KE rv ' J '.f',.1g'i,,F1 s -N .nf M Y X , N 1 m 1 5, ...a ' M . . 9 A -A-W-.wg-J U sr I. ' wg,-N Q 4 TQQXQWA L ' A , N fm SQ. Ss. S , 5 3 Q Y L 5 x 3 X E x , hm Q XS Q g M ,,,..,,f-QW. A sn ! ',5.. ,fwfr-1 . M9 2 A f, 0 5 -4 4 N W -. r,- CHEER 1 myxx JACK PRUITT Junior I J 0 '50'5l LEADER! Alberta Walker, Jimmy Jackson, Dot Phillips, Briscoe Cassity, Jo Ann Johnson, and Jack Pruitt. 5 ff 4, . . r . 1 Q, so .IIMMY JACKSON Sophomore DOT PHILLIPS Senior A V Head Cheerleader , ix' . ix i . Jo Ann Johnson Alberta Walker Junior Sophomore 4? es is Bobby Sue Hardman Vice President Mi 9 C61-8 9 ,H Squad Offj ef ti 5 V to if ff 5 Vid Cora Lou Reesing .W Qi A .K M A 4 -, Jeanette Stroope President ' Reporter S Ruby Allen Miss Dorothy Brown Sweetheart Sponsor an 5, C Q, A 4??'g i f - 1. W i i my -' VX Q H ' Winifred Bice Patsy Colvin Wilma Bynum Captain Captain Captain ff , Mary Joyce Andrews Emma Cooper Lieutenant Lieutenant e e A A , . xtte L ? Vphwh so Q. t,,. 1? .t., , Q I J' 9 Ruby Allen Barbara Ash Vida Handy Sergeant-at-Arms ' Sergeant-at-Arms Sergeant-at-Arms h-u-s---.......,.. Drill Anderson, Violet Allen, Ruby Ash, Barbara Andrew, Mary Joyce Bice, Winifred Buchannon, Doris Bynum, Wilma Batchelor, Paggy Baker, Joyce Clark, Daisy Colvin, Patsy Cooper, Emma Lucille Garrett, Dora Griffith, Laveta Gabrel, Ima Jean Hales, Sandra Hardman, Bobbie Sue Hammond, Rubenia Handy, Vida Johnson, Jo Ann Flurry, Janet Kennamer, Ann Kirkpatrick, Billie Jean Light, Jessie Lindsey, Shirley Martin, Nancy H .tru . . . ,,. tw, K ,ggi 5.3 y r A Q x.., . ,V ' .L . ,zip , Q, fra Squad of 1950 Miller, Murlyne McCullough, Earlene McKeel, Kathryn Phillips, Dot Phillips, Modena Preacher, Dorothy Price, Billie Hean Priest Shirl ay, nnette Reesing, Carolou Ryan, Pat Scott, Nellie Sinclair, Eileen Solomon, Doris Stanford, Joy Stroope, Jeanette Terk, Sara Tice, Hazel Trimble, Helen Walker, Alberta Watson, Jackie Whitsitt, Jo Ann Wilcox, Norma Winn, Bobby Yarbrough, Emogene x xii, div ,. lf 7:41 ,!., V New ll99 jul'- pf YEA, BRONCHOS! emily ANAXSAQQQNQ THE MARCHING BRONCHETTES The Drill Squad and Band forming the N.E.P., National Employment of Disabled People. 'Ili Q. , f ll It I af in 1 S I! '-'A 'Q 5- i 3 af' X , ,N . 5 . Wu, A 9 Q 9, U Q12 W' x ' 3' . Q if -X it K ,. . in xv .,. ri. - f - I x , J Lx- 1' ,' V5 s :KW .5 l W wr DJ Hlllf , ef 3' ffw- 3 ve M iq ,' h 9 0 xfl In ' i n 9 M- I is 1 N 41'-4 COACHES Julius Johnson, Joe Coleman, Gail Smith San Jacinto Sweetwater ........ San Angelo .......,.... Paschal High Abilene .............. Jimmy Whetstone Bobby Doonan SEASON'S RECORD WE THEY -.-,-,--26 0 Amarillo --------13 14- Midland -- --------25 0 Big Spring 6 26 Lubbock -. -----,--24 7 Lamesa MANAGERS Jimmy Kennedy CO-CAPTAINS Joe White Guard Howard Dye Back WE Delmar Burt Trainer THEY 0 12 0 20 7 , N., 9-17555 fi' , O X -' ,r W' , il ease ALBERT JOHNSON-Sophomore JAMES TERRELL-Sophomore JOHN HELD-Sophomore Center-Reserve Letterman Guard End-1-Year Letterman LARRY MARTIN-Junior Tackle HERBERT MILLER-Junior Tackle-2-Year Letterman st- : ' 'Q-fu K a V5 fic? 'fb THE SAN JOHN EDD GILES-Senior Back-2-Year Letterman if ',,' EX IACINTO OF HOUSTON GAME WW-rwgz ua. Tifye, 3 MELTON FULLER-Senior Guard-1-Year Letterman 1 iaeu 'NU Q V. n W -Xdnwa-M. ,L -Q.--. . .. ' .7 . .: Wy -' AE - , 'Q . .EV A 6, k,,- W . gi: TOMMY HARRIS-Sophomore Back-1-YQ-ar Letterman . V m x .. fm . ,. . W LA,1. X , .LJ GENE BABB-Sophomore Back TOM MY SA LMON-Senior Back-2-Year Letterman W--I -REI x -..q,..o - M at' st Q x . W ff an U X Y. f rf, , gn ,mj.,.yl3,f 'Ull- g'k'E5'.: ' : . t. . -...wg flkqg, N, I H y '-- -. L - R Q rz: 5 f fd, K- ,, ,, L, L if 17 : 5 Q. gtg vig 7535 QQ If ' as N fn., Q . 4 3 f ff ,. .. ...., '-W. I 1-222: ,. L:2'5f:ZZ:.s--- .L ' K X' -r ' ix . B -QQ: I., - A S 1 X -W. BQ! .- lv ,. !, Salma s I HOWARD DYE-Senior BOBBY JACKSON-Senior BILLY GREEN Senmr Back-3-Year Letterman Back-2-Year Letterman En JEROME KELLY-Senior Guard-1-Year Letterman The Odessa Bronchos came back after a loss to Sweetwater to completely dom- inate the scoring part of the Odessa- San Angelo game, downing the Bobcats 25-O in Bobcat Stadium in San Angelo. FELIX FERNANDEZ-Junior DAVID GOBER-Junior KENNETH HANKINS Jumor End Back-Reserve Letterman En FHM im Y l ' l L Tv: K5 S' -wmv vix UI' N JOE CHILDRESS Junior EDMOND CRAYsSophomore BILLY ,IO HARVlLLE+Sophomore Bavk- 2-Ye-ar Lf-Herman Tackle-1-Year Letterman EIILTYIAYPHI' Lvtterman Q. x. f my x 'f 11 THE PASCHAL OF FT. WORTH GAME CHARLES WARD-Sophomore Back DON RODICN--jurliur JOE WHITE--Senior MELVIN ETHFREOGE -Junior Guard Guardfl-Year Letterman CPnters2-Year Letterman xnovgnvq S . A .N , 5 . ,,-., ,P 1 i , W F 4 S Ay sk,,fiEi.h ' V K it S A wiki, T ki NN is sr I I ' ,m sr ML.. T N' SF' :dh l N7 ROBERT REED-Junior Guard-I-Year Letternlan A ms I ,M '+P 'Q My 6 J ' W e J f if J r I A Q5 K JIMMY POE-Junior JOE MIKE HALE-Jumor Tackle Cvntc-r -Ill- BILL EBELINCASoph0more Guard--I-Yvar I.:-ttf-rman RA LPH BULLA RIjfSOIIh0IIl0l'1 Guard-Reserve Letterman f wfr: 7-U A' wi -rr 4 -'- gm I fir I Q f-,,-Mp.- an.-ww , Q -as -. gil 1 K wi ,.,...4 . fig? yy - as-Nw - iw i ,L .,m.V,,,, THE ABILENE GAME FRITZIE GOODMAN-Sophomore WELDON HOLLEY Junior Tackle--Reserve Letterman End-2-Year Letterman ,. II I Q .xl 41 ' W ibm F TRAVIS DYER-Junior THE MIDLAND GAME Guard-2-Year Letterman -- 14 . -'Q uni Using magnificent passing, running, and blocking, 0dessa's red-shifted Bronchos rolled relentlessly over the Amarillo football club to a 41-0 decision before 10,000 spectators. KENNETH ODOM-Senior Tackle-Reserve Letterman JAMIE EUBANKS-Junior Tackle-2-Year Letterman THE BIG SPRING GAME '93 k C A M L . BILL MUSSER Junior THE LUBBOCK GAME Tackle WALTER COOLEY Junlor THE LAMESA GAME BRONCS ON 3 AA DISTRICT TEAM -----End Center ---Back .Guard ---Back -Tackle ---Back ----.End Q , ' ' Q if 'ilP fp K yn I i lqgmvk v ...M Nix 'K Q , Q mf . Q 'Q e tl YT A f F I 9. fb an V N N , N ,Q 1 .S . P s lf .Q O Q X 4 I!! ls: is 5 A, x - sf Q5 few , N, 1 , 2- ,-Q, A,.5 ER . i N .Q if EY S. 35? w K V K x .Q ff X , A X, S 3 f sy? 1 Z, , L3 . . fag: Q. xl A - 4.5 i :V ' iq W , X gk - as JK. 4 of. Nl Vw u A 5 xx' I x ti, A K X -: A 1 gi . RT lv. is , L, A fit L1 as -K . T355 .5 1, 1 2 51 'X 'K I K k X ' -:X fi . fix. fix' . THE ODESSA 'B TEAM u l Odessa .... Odessa 4... Odessa .... Odessa .,-, Odessa .,.. Odessa .... Odessa ,,,, Odessa .... Odessa A... Odessa .... COACHES I im Daniel and Lee Taylor SEASONS RECORD Lamesa ......,.... Big Spring ......... Lubbock ......... Lakeview ....... 7 Lubbock Midland Monahans - Lamesa Midland Big Spring CAPTAINS .--,.-..14- ---.----18 ------,-13 ----.,-.27 --,.-,-.14 A 1 Q 'ca .. if- ' , ar ,,1,ig. 4- mjii- 'Q - f ' 4 Tommy Watkins Charles Arledge Carl Armstrong my 1 sag: 4 ff E gilt!!! , egg! -jfs? S bt L- - K lu ll y ll 0 Q ll B ' I ' 7 el x W 2' .D 'NY Y 3 .lt M BASKETBALL HA TEAM First row: Fred Manning, Arthur Beene, Doyle Dixon, Jimmy Jackson, Horace Zellars. Second row: Mark Marcum, Don Gilliland, Jim Payne, Joe Pearson, Lonnie Muse. Third row: Tommy Patterson, Coach Alton Acker, Roy Morris, Clarence Jones, Frank Gee, Coach John Malaise. X S U., x xr, T 's 'T 'N Ep I mu COACHES MANAGERS Alton Acker Arlyn Scott and John Malaise and Tommy Patterson k Sw ,, sf 95842 5Qdl Q Clllfg E SFAS Ti R 4 QRS wxss 99 5 q gi gf mi 2,12 2 f if sy Q 535 E 14 y 2 65951 N155 1x3 :lf wuts 1 1 , X'--'bl , SESS!! I4 X .Xm- G ff I K B TEAM BASKETBALL First row: Charles Kerr, Louis Ray, Billy McHugh, Robert Baker, Ray Boucher. Second row: Wiley Burk, Arthur Beene, Curtis Williams, Jackie Gardner, Kenneth Wineberg, Dave Williams. Third row: Charles Kerr, Louis Ray, Billy McHugh, Robert Baker, Wilbur Kincade. A TEAM RECORD B TEAM RECORD WE THEY WE THEY Odessa 38 Amarillo , ,.,,,,,,,,,Y,, 41 Odessa 33 Sweetwater . , 38 Odessan, , , 25 Borger ,,,,. ,v,,,... 6 5 Odessa 64 Sweetwater ,, 52 Odessa , , ,,,, 30 Childress ,, ,,,,,,, 48 Odessa 42 San Angelo ,,,,,,, ,. 32 Odessam ,,,,,,,, 34 Sweetwater ,,,,,,,,,, 35 Odessa ,, ,,.,,,,,, 38 San Angelo ,,,,, 39 Odessa 48 Sweetwater ........ 35 Odessa ...,,,,,,,,,, 27 Big Spring ,,,, . 37 Odessa ,,,,, ,,,,,,, 5 4 San Angelo ,,,,....,, 52 Odessa ,.,., ,,.,,,,,, 4 2 Midland ,,,, 40 Odessa ,. ., . ,,,, 52 Brownwood ,,,,,Y,,,, 33 Odessa ,,,,,....,,,,,, 52 Lubbock ,, ,,,,,, ,W34 Odessa . ,,,,,,, 32 Abilene ,,,,,,,,..,,.Y... 34 Odessa 39 Amarillo ,,,,, ., 57 Odessa ,, ,,,,v. . 38 North Side ,,,,,t,,,,,, 40 Odessa ,,,,,,,,,.,.,,,, 41 Lamesa , , .,,,.,,,,,, 30 Odessa ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 43 Temple ,,,.,.........,,, 31 Odessa ,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,, 45 Big Spring ,,,,,,,,,,. 31 Odessa ,,,, .,......, 46 Brownwood .,,,,,,,.. 41 Odessa ,,,,,,....i.,,, 37 Abilene . ,i,,,,,,,,..,, 36 Odessa 31 'Big Spring .,.,l.,,,,,, 18 Odessa ,,,,,,,,,...,,, 39 Midland . ,,,,,, Odessa .. .r.,,,,, 30 San Angelo .V......, 21 Odessa ...,.,,,,,,,,,, 36 Abernathy v,,w..,...., 44 Odessa ..,, M43 Big Spring ,,,,,,,,,,,, 50 Odessa.. .,,,,,,,, 31 Lamesa ,,,,,,,........ M35 Odessa .,,,,,,,, 43 Brownwood .,,.....,, 50 Odessa . ..,,,,, 40 Amarillo ,,.,........,i,, 51 Odessa , ., 22 'Lamesa r,,,,,, 27 Odessa ,,,,,,,,,,,,,., 39 'Lubbock ,,,,,,,........ 50 Odessa ,,,,,,,....,, 35 'Big Spring .......,.i,, 37 Odessa, ,,,,,,,.,.,, 40 'Midland ,........,...,,, 37 Odessa ,.......,,,, M41 Abilene ..,,,,, .v...,. . 31 Odessa ,,,,,,,,,,..,,.. 49 'Midland ...,......,,,,,, 40 Odessa ,, , ,,,,, 44 Brownfield ,,,,...... .39 Odessa ,,,,,,.,,...., 44 Denver City ....,,,,,, 35 Odessa ,,,,,,,. 64 McCamey ,,,,,,,,..,.., 19 Odessa .....,,,,,,, 47 Big Spring ..........,, 39 Odessa ,,,,,,,.w,..,,, 38 San Angelo ,........, 54 Odessa ,,,,,,.,....,,, 28 'Lamesa .,,,,,, ....... 3 1 ' Denotes District Games in .wma if . in . T R A C K V STATE y CHAMPIONS 1 OF '50 1 . Ar' ff V QE? Roy Morris Joe Childress W John Edd Giles Tommy Salmon Coach Gail Smith Bobby Jackson James Dowden Bobby Smith Robert Faulkner . ' ' -l, a n -' -4 fi. B r wg y n ,,., -' 2, V K Vk - A r 1 Q T ,. ,:.,: rr X a lf.. 3' 1 C C or S . 1. y a ' 'vit ffyfg A yl fgliiaeii CP 4 Y V ' . Jimmy Babb T. W. Harvey J im Cerron sg M ' lyk K A A i K .4- EJ X B 1 49 Weldon Holley Tommy Mallard .limmy Cox if F ' 1 gh, 3 . Howard Dye ,lohn English Bill English 'A 5 ,X 1 6 P A ,. we g . is ,gf 'si X we l 2+ 1 5 xx N r Walter Cooley .xq fe' Norman Pursley BEST PERFORMANCES BY ODESSA TRACK MEN RECORD 120-Yard High Hurdles 100-Yard Dash ............... 4-40-Yard Dash ,,... ....... - .- 200-Yard Low Hurdles 4-4-0-Yard Relay ,......,. 220-Yard Dash ....... 880-Yard Run .... Mile Run .,..,...,. Mile Relay ,..,... High Jump ..,.... Shot Put ..,... .- Discus ..,........,, Pole Vault ,..........,... 880-Yard Relay ......, Broad Jump .....,... SINCE TIME .------.14-.8 -.,,.--,52.5 -..-,--.22.4- -.-..--V4-2.9 -..-.,-.21.1 --.2:06 4 :55.5 3 :28.8 61-30 461-611 ....--.-..155'-8M2 101-80 1 232.1 .-.,,.,,22'-11W 1945 NAME Jimmy Patterson Joe Childress .- T. W. Harvey ......... ............,.. DATE --------194-9 -.....-.1950 .-..---.1950 John Edd Giles ..........,..,.............,,,..... ........ 1 950 Gerron, Salmon, Dye, and Childress..- ........ 1950 Joe Childress ..........................,........ ........ 1 950 Louis Griffin .................,................. ........ 1 948 Jim Mallard ..,,......,..,...............,........... ........ 1 94-9 Giles, Salmon, Babb, and Harvey ......,... ......., 1 950 Byron Townsend .,...................s,.......... ........ 1 94-7 Gordon Headlee .....,......... ...,. ....... .1...... 1 94-8 Byron Townsend ...,.........,............... ........ 1 948 Weldon Holley ..........s.............,,.,...... ........ 1 950 Gerron, Giles, Dye, and Harvey .,......... ........ 1 950 Byron Townsend .,................,.......... POINTS SCORED BY 1950 TRACK TEAM Joe Childress ...... Roy Morris .......... .. John Edd Giles Howard Dye ...... Tommy Salmon Jim Gerron ........ J imm Babb y ....... T. W. Harvey ...... Weldon Holley J lmmy Cox ............ Walter Cooley ......,. Bobby Jackson ..., John English .......... Norman Pursley ....... Tommy Mallard Bill English ........ , ---.---.82 -------.54 ---wsm --,--,-,25 ------.-15M1 ---.----14-1f3 -----.,,12u, ------..10-2X5 ,,-,.-.10M,, --.--,-..234 ' .-..-...l9-4-8 44-0 RELAY Joe Childress, Howard Dye, Tommy Salmon, and Jim Gerron Coach Gail Smith and Senior Members of the 1950 Track Team, Jimmy Babb, T. W. Harvey, Jim Gerron, and John English. MILE RELAY T. W. Harvey, Tommy Salmon, Jimmy Babb, and John Edd Giles HURDLERS Weldon Holley, Tommy Salmon, and John Edd Giles SHOTPUT Walter Cooley 1950 TRACK QUEEN Shirley Sehon ALL STATE SPRINTER Joe Chlldrebs STATE CHAMPIONSHIP Track Team of 1950 3 A NV -Q if WM g i' 4- fL!Q7Sw W .rw , 1 , ' ' Xaaa A .-Wi.. t, B M Vp.: A .Q 1 Q,, . . Q. - - :Q 19, iii as T X K Jifxig? :- S j rQ.g,f,Q . ' .il-'S us: . - 4 v 'ia . is . ., x ,. J fixi.gQj,g A Q Q -3 's1'M!?'1 R.' ox ,,g.x,+,s Kg? fr ' 3 .. f f H? 1 2, ,Q QW 'fi' ' .gg f , S53 wig, , A 5 . P .quk -X ff' ,fr.r.,vfmFk 'X ik' - DISCUS Roy Morris 0 . -no rf i V3 ? 4' A W Q-gawk,-Qaaw I S ww NS-2-rx' I , .QQQ -Q-11 STATE CHAMPIONS OF CLASS AA BASEIALI7 Top row, left to right: Coach Johnson, James Stewart, 2nd base, Dawton Hughes, catcher, Raymond Wilkin, 3rd base, Charles Clover, lst base, Joe Pearson, f., Clarence Jones, f., Bobby White, p., James Addy, manager. Second row, left to right: Garland Fuqua, p., Jack Whitt, p., Jack Thornbrough, p., Paul Erwin, f., Carl Beard, f.g Jim Payne, lst base, Jimmy Keen, f., Frank Gee, f., Bobby Cochran, p. Third row, left to right: Carroll Moody, manager, Boy Heard, f., Charles White, ss., Jerome Kelly, f.g John White, 3rd base, Don Haynes, f., James Chaney, catcher, Otis Cutbirth, manager. ,, , ,,. 1 ,.. A - x, l , ' J l Coach Julius Johnson Coach Kellus Turner Charles White ilu .ii Otis Cutbirth, James Addy, Carroll Moody Managers ALL-STATE PLAYERS A Dawton Hughes J ack Whitt l5 LA . fa fi -1 Frank Gee gf? 1 QV' ,, X X 1, wr X.. K- . fi f I f Q James Stewart ., ra, YQ li fa'-1 -M - f Q-Z MM Frank Gee Outstanding Player for All-State Tournament v .wigf K ::: a ffju . WMA Q Y 'Twill ' .. f, k ' 'W' Y . i q , if Wm ,. Q 255,127 . if , L L fx, 5 I 'Zta Q t . L,LL . at, ,K t . , .': .i pax -'M it - 55? u V- .i-iff' . aw, f t r 'if .f A wwf? film X X -- at -ah ' 'Z - V Ut 9: fha. X if -f if W. ,5aw.,9's'?i' 'f Nwffr. ff' f, -' . 7 Qggvia gui my .V M X 5, gs H gi , : at .,, 2 .5 , V, lipfigllg W 3, ,gm wsmf: - ,w I -- I N H ff f A 'A-Q . -f 'Q' 1. THE MOUND STAFF Garland Fuqua, Bobby Cochran, Bobby White, Jack Whitt ,g xg . ,K THE OUTFIELDERS Paul Erwin, Roy Heard, Jimmy Keen, Carl Beard ' F! Q ' 1 , R - , M ,3 Q - is 2. 3 V Q , X' 1. 1 1 X ' ' Y . ,. My K ,W q ages y Q lm - LJ, ' , Coach Kellus Turner shows Bobby White and Car- THE RESERVES land Fuqua a new way to throw a curve Jim Payne, Don Haynes, James Chaney, Charles White, John White 'W HEX if mf ' rw Y if -1- ' , ,Q ' 'LR 1.3 ' 7 f Q ' E ' . . , if. f , W- Q-' ' i. , fm- 3: , ,- t y so 'W' 'W' fi f I CV ,, V 1 , K q M Q 5 W W , .mx W E .-' 'FS if i ' f , THE ICNFIELDERS I oe Pearson, James Stewart, Charles Clover, Ray Wilkins, Dawton Hughes 1- at 'ff .Q - Q , :rw Coaches Kellus Turner and Julius Johnson talking to squad BRONCHO BASEBALL SCHEDULE F OR 1950 Odessa ........ ........ 2 0 Midland fat Midlandj ....,.. --.- 6 Odessa ........ ........ 1 8 Hobbs fat Odessaj .......,.,....... - ..... 0 Odessa ........ ..,..... 7 Big Spring fat Odessaj ............ ....... 3 Odessa. ........ 7 Big Spring fat Big Springj .......... ....... 6 Odessa .... .....,.. 1 9 Hobbs fat Hobbsj ,..... ........ ....... 4 Odessa .... ........ 1 3 Midland fat Odessal ..... ....... 2 'Odessa ,... ,....... 4- Midland f at Odessaj ........, ....... 0 'Odessa .,.. ......... 4 Lubbock fat Lubbockj ....,.... ....... 3 'Odessa .... ........ 9 Lamesa fat Lamesaj .,....... ....... 1 Odessa .... ......,. 6 Midland I at Midlandj ,.... ....... 1 Odessa .... ...,..... 8 Lubbock fat Odessaj .....,. ....... 2 'Odessa .... ...,.... 6 Lamesa fat Odessaj .....,... ....... 8 Odessa- ..,..... 6 Amarillo fat Amarilloj ,........ .,........ 1 0 Odessa. ........ 13 Amarillo K at Odessaj ......, .,,.... 2 Odessa .... ........ 1 2 Odessa Stars fat Odessal ....... ....... 4- Odessa .... ........ 1 0 Odessa Stars Q at Odessaj ..,.... ....... 8 Odessa- ..,..,.. 8 Bowie QEI Pasoj ..,.....,.,..,..,.,.........,.......,.,. 9 Odessa ,... ........ 3 0 Bowie IEI Pasoj Bi-District fat Odessal.. 7 Odessa .... ........ 6 Bowie 1El Pasoj .............,.......,,,....,,.......... 2 Odessa. ........ 7 Laredo ........................................................ 6 Odessa .... ........ 6 Marshall f State Playoffs at Austinj .......... 1 Odessa .................... 2 Abilene .............................................. ....... 1 'Denotes District Games HONORABLE MENTION ALL-STATE Garland Fuqua, Bobby White, Ray Wilkin, and Joe Pearson ow at Q- ull'-X Ns. if . U 5. THE GOLF TEAM Arlyn Scott, Verne Foreman, Don Rhoclen, Don Gilliland, Brooks Akins. L.-.......r ,,,x 7 ' :if I' fi! f H x 8 Z 'L I A 'LI ' ll Q fl ,,-, M A ' P 1 T W ' 4 , . . A..,- VAWA :Y Q Q - Q 3 4, ff r , A .iv h Q I N '.. rl .Af-W- f , . u 5 x l jf? A coz, n V A ' ch 4 COH John Mala , . Pawn S 1Se Capialn J -'I--M,.,,,,...........,.. L.. i BOYS' AND GIRLS' SWIMMING TEAMS DHS it Singles i y U , A 4 W , . , .,-, - Royce Cawthon ' , 4- sd! BOYS' TEAM Left to right: Coach Clark, Gene Templeton, Keith Rowland, Royce Cawthon, Ted Kuhras, Glenn Prichard, James Ward, Manager. Bottom row: Royce Hill, Mac Bane, Wilbur Jarrett, and Buddy West. Girls Doubles Loquita McNeel J can Henahaw Boys' Doubles Team Glenn Prichard Harold Williams Singles Marlene DeBerry GIRLS' TEAM Left to right: Coach Bob Clark, Bobby Jarrett, Cynthia Harrell, Marlene DeBerry, Loquita Mc- Neel, Rosalie Sides. Bottom row: Shirley Gentry, Gayle Everett, Ann Denker, Joan Hen- shaw. Singles-Team Captain Gene Templeton Boys' Doubles Team Royce Hill and Mac Bane Girls' Doubles Shirley Gentry Bobby Jarrett M . gh, 1, , , ilM '-A ' in Singles Rosalie Sides Q -wa NOX ,..,...t iQ,.., ,,..u .,... . ,Ii K ,., .ilil QQ A 99 . .cf TEAM VOLLEYBA LI. Ruby Allen, Hope Ballew, Jean Blythe, Kay Clement, Peggy Cox, Anne Elliott, La Verne Hardcastle, Nona Munn, Dana Faye Pike, Geraldine Sadler, Bonnie Smart, Geraldine Smith, Jean Tindall and Rexan Webber. ,pw CAPTAIN Anne Elliot MANAGERS Rubenia Hammond and Loes Kemper CAPTAIN Hope Ballew as 5 f tg S 75: K I I 4, wi Q'- ...,.....l'f,,,,,.L , W I TEAM VQLLEYBALL Joan Whitsitt, Jessie Light, Bobbie Winberg, Faye Roberts, Anna Beason, Bobby Fan- nin, Mary Lou Campbell, Mary Frances Hollis, Shirley Lindsey, Murylene Miller, Joan Davis, Billie Jean Price, Shirley Branscum, Helen Munn, Kathryn Bruce, Ola Bell Myers, Martha Sue Dowden, Raoma Davis, Maxine Ree, May Lee Jennings, Joyce Price, Peggy Campbell, Sarah Terk, Bobbie Winn. f .. ,Ar Maxine Lee, Co-Captain, Miss Dorothy Brown, Coach, Mary Lee Jennings, Co-Captain. . A - H N-ima-wr MJ., B Q51 1 S.. .... nw ,JL Q- l A H Y 2. 3 flaw' - x li sail'-0' .A. A. Ruby Allen, Pat Allison, Violet Anderson, Hope BQ-qv, Peggy Batchelor, Ann Beason, Dana Bea- son, Jean Blythe, Carolyn Britt, Wilma ByndnfAMary Campbell, Peggy Campbell, Wilma Choate, Patsy Colvin, Peggy Cox, ,Io Ann Davis, Martha Dowden, Bobbie Fannin, Janet Flury, Linda Glover, Rubbina Hammond, Vida Handy, Laverne Hardcastle, Joann Harris, Shirley Harris, Myrna Hayes, Mary Francis Hollis, Ann Kennamer, Doris King, Maxine Lee, Jesse Light, Murlyne Miller, Linda McKinzie, Barbara Morgan, Helen Munn, Ola Belle Myers, Modena Phillips, Dana Faye Pike, Billie Jean Price, Joy Marie Price, Wanda Prokish, Shirley Pusley, Annette Ray, Faye Roberts, Ann Robinson, Geraldine Sadler, Gertrude Sadler, Bonnie Smart, Geraldine Smith, Sara Terk, Cvewen- dolyn Thompson, Jill Tindall, Twila Turner, June Walker, Rexan Weber, Mary Ann Whitlock, Joan Whitsitt, Bobbie Wineberg, Bobbie Winn. ga j nr . 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Carolyn Nlurr 10 .lat l-t Q e .--'if-l.-- . Kvnm-th ll:-rggrvn 12. l ranm'e's lloiwurlll 13. Maxine- ln- l'l-. Martha N4-rktmrn 15. Lallnnna Kalstin 16. Wamla lllasvhke 17. Ki-nnvth and lfaro Lovers-tt l.unni1- Musi- l-'ayv Gray .Jurkiv Tieelalv Rug:-rs llvrggxrvn lavkie' Tripp Nlarlyn l7axi4l l'r'g1g1v .-Xrinstrong Wvlwlun llully l'fliulm-m- While- anal lit-lnrii-Q ,Klefxatnlt-r llulvluy l.c't' .Wully Larkin lint Rnwns- 'llutirivv Kail Rulwrt lianltlwail .Juann McKnight llvrnirz' Cross wx. X Bl , 'md' K! 7 'f,..x als' 1. What beauties. 2. Donlt rip 'em Jack. 3. Where's the number' 4. The zoo is full of them. 5. knew you were coming. 6. Ver flattering. T. School days. 8. Sal looking bunch. 9. How'd they gf to Africa? 10. Where's your gras skirts? 11. Humpty-Dumpty sa on a wall. 12.Sun bathing 13. Your legs are s h o w i n 5 14. What a crowd! 15. Flagpol sitter. 16.Pluto or Kay? 1T.Dach: hund. 18. B. B. boys. 19.41111 T h 20. Goodnight, Irem 2TTTlorseback r i d i n g, no les: 22. H a r d of hearing? 23. Yo cold? 24. D. and T., lnc. 25. Th thinkers. 26. Troop 34- of long age 27. The majorettes. 28. Poor sig! 29. A girl. 30. The editor. 31. Bi fight! 1 ., if 'G Q gf 31? ffl K 1,-.Eur NAR R' sux YA vgw lx' 1. Q-31 1. Canasta? 2. Old folks home? 3. Rock crusher. 4. Our favorite. 5. Nice things come in pairs. 6. Three stooges. 7. Big cheer. 8. Blondie. 9. Alas- ka? ? 10. Nice catch. 11. Going steady? 12. Loud tie. 13. Some sign. 14-. Exercisc??? 15. Flowers smell good. 16. Hair get wet? 17. Poor fence. 18. The mouth. 19. Nice couple. 20. O.l'l.S. idiots. 21. Vera Ellen and Fred Astaire? 22. What a phy- siquel 23. Row, row, row your boat. 24. Sweet secretary. 25. Top heavy. 26. Daisy Mae. 27. Play- ing tennis? 28. Betty Grahle? 29. Which is which? 30. Beauty. 31. Is it cold? 32. Sappy soph. 33. Why that horrible face? 34. Red and white, fight! fight! 35. Fire chief? 36. Good old Junior High days. 37. What a bu 8. Jackets look good on t em. 39.What's wrong, Ruby? 4-0.13 everybody happy? 4-1. Relaxing. 42. Which is Betty? 4-3. What a face! 4-4. Why so mean, Pete? 45. Don't get run over! 1 Wt a loom-z Hutt Ti S dx.-HK 3 t 9' 1 1. Ain't love grand? 2.Nervous, 'Q' 5 NW Nancy? 3. Having fun? 4. W'or4ls fail ine. 5. Wvhat tansl 6.Lun1py. Tflihe good old days. 8.Whcre f 3 9h'l Q . 'U 5 .- have you hes-n? J. l oor , ir ey. 10. Looks natural. 11. Looking for fi fi someone? 12. Wffvf' got the vim: -fax we-'ve ot the Je 1. 13. Those intel Rx ' , Q 18 X g 1 I 1 - ligent Seniors. 14. 'l urn it up sicle N. down. 15. All-Star. 16. Pretty hat, 1T,Wl1ct-I! 13. What's fol- lo w i n g you? 19. Waiting for s o in Q o n Q- 7 20. Pretty teeth. 21.Three's ll crowd. 22.lleavy 941. ' load. 23. 'llhrn-P is still a vrowrl. 24.1551 ears. 25.Nice hair cut. -n -A 1, 16 if . N , lk gi 1 0 .Irma ' 201 1 .. - ,., i 21+ f-4 A-Q 3 Q 26.Safliel1a w kins dance. 27. Whafs that on your r i g ht hand. Carolyn 7 28. The spot. 20. 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