Ozona High School - Lion Yearbook (Ozona, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1952 volume:

.- Ir Picture Form The student body of Ozona Hugh School p sents the the story of OUR year whlch now becomes YESTERDAY Our Board of Educatxonls the cltlzen s board of guardlans for the Ozona Publlc Schools Thls year they have worked and planned d1l1gently to complete new unlts for the school system The addltlon to the North Elementary School and the new band hall and shop have been started under thelr guldance The Board thxs year conslsted of Brock Jones Vernon Rathff Beecher Montgornely T A Klncald Henry Wltcher Arthur Kyle George Bunger and Houston Srnlth County Judge and ex offxcxo county supermtendent Thls IS the new school board whlch wlll serve untrl May l 1953 Brock Jones IS Presldent George Bunger IS Vxce Presldent and Arthur Kyle lS Secretary Eugene M1ller was appo1nted by th1s board to f1ll out the unexplred term of Henry W1tcher Here they pause at themr fu-st meetmg to be photographed Left to rlght Royal C a 5 W e ll Supt I..em Bray Arthur Kyle Brock Jones N D Blackstone R I., Flowers Eugene Mlller and George Bunger Board of Education . 1 - , ' 1 Y 1 ' ' 1 1 ' , - - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 - - 1 1 ' ' . - 'X X f pi It V Junior High Band and Shop Administration ,i .MQW ,.,, A mn' K 1' .- M. ofoi wa A wwf A , f M M o AK Nffszp, f V x 5'- VI' 5. tiring - 42 l19p4f47wfgW5+f.+. rf f ,W V., ,, : az! ' ,MW ., .. Wt, -NY... ., , W ff' V ff, V V f. , , ' 2 YH 1 .45 ,.,ff , . ff . .f.?l, 'Y - GLENN HICKS North Elementary School Mr. Hicks has taught the third grade and served as principal of the North Elementary School for two years. Although young in the profession, he has gained the respect of teachers, parents and pupils during his years in Ozona. He holds a M. A. degree from NTSC and is planning to begin work on his Ed. D. this summer. ,c :Fi vw ll BLAKE E. YAGER, JR. High School Mr. Yager came to OHS last year, having taught previously in Nocona and Sono ra. He graduated from Texas Wesleyan College, where he was active in student aigairs and where he played basketball. He has a lVl.A. degree from NTSC and is planning to work on his Ph. D. at the University of Wyoming. In addition to his duties as principal, he teaches History. N P.O. HATLEY Junior High School Mr. Hatley took over the job of heading the Junior High this year. He came to Ozona from the Scranton schools, after many years of teaching and administra- tive experience. He is a graduate of NTSC and holds a lVl.A. degree from the University of Texas. Mr. Hatley teaches Social Studies in addition to his duties as principal. OUR PRI NCIPALS 92 1' at I 3 ... ' ' ,f ' 1 4 ff f 5, a,, T., 1 W. H. STOCKARD South Elementary School This is lVlr. Stockard's first year in Ozona. Coming from the principal's post at Academy HighSchoolin Temple, he held the reins of the South Elemen tary School this year. In addition to having been the principal of three schools,he has also coached basketball and football. A graduate of NTSC, where he was active in student politics, he has completed most of the work toward his Ph. D. He also teaches the fourth grade, as well as performing administra tive duties as principal. C'- .CQ 1,79 f Q K V xx Y ? AULYY P, ROOYlXQUE'L BALL SCYYNEENX ANN ' 'fix x ff .414 f 'Q 4 ' I XX I. X F ,a if I XN ALTER WEAVER BXLL BOM P-S f N X fm 9, X f - BOB 'Y P9 f' - DORXS XN EST NN EST 5 f. 1. BUD DY NNYX 6 j , J . HENYKXET 'Y A YN VY CHE? Ss CLASS OFFICERS President-- Charles Garlitz Vice-President -Jamie Knox Secretary Treasurer ----- - Graham Childress Parliamentarian ----- -Wanda Carden Sponsors Mrs. Jane Womack and Larry Wilkin This has been an important year, new and different. The initiation of the freshmen was the beginning ofthe proof of our new-found powers and privileges. We were no longer freshmen, just out ofjunior high school. We knew our way around, and were just a little contemptous of those new-comers who didn't. This year has been a half-way mark for us, and we were more than a little startled to realize that instead of four long years in front of us , there were only two short ones--that we must get every little bit of good from them now, for they would never come again. FIRS T R Afifuiffe OW Jaw en, ' SECO 'e Ada No ND fn I-than B ROIfV',S' jhdres O allard iw-. Ann Q-.wr-v f 4 X a i ft' .J f -1, . gsiqlgi 1' V 5? in - X 1. SOPHOMORE CLASS ,Qs Soae Borrego. SECCND ROW. 0 Dexaoyoe. Texan Row. YYBST ROW: EarX'f5errx,1, Ear'oara?nom'x, Eva Borrego, 5amosE5orreg,o, Wanda Carden, Graham Chhdreas, Ooeskm Charms Gaxthtz, Doroxhy Greer, Samxe Knox, Shkrkexj Koen. ,Q f Q 04- T X ,Z '41 ' ' ' N .2 A H 6 ' M x , v ,f ,fx ,. 1 4 x U N -H . GX -Av ,HL as . 'n I L J K . A 5 ' 3' Z 'Q I ' rg'- 'ff -x A ' K'--.,,', .AQ C AA X H alms' Y. I x xx X M is A 1 4 33 it Awiilivfl' , A Q, H ,. ,, r, 4 v 1 gig O -'I N a X S. , . f X' X A Ni L SQPH O FIR T ROW Hmlda orztes Char ene P SECOND OW ma amos Bald Donald Taylor e e1-ks afnero nnene Kenneth P afnon Le Thompson is in ll Eff 41- K gs E CLA oM0R s0P ' 11 ips Al WISRODISO lvlan T ena aye rz KootseySm1h rotter Fe :pe Va 'J' 4 x .N W IRD 1-gas ii S 5 I M ' 1 , h' I ' , F Powers. R I N' R , R , ' ' , ' , ROW: , J a , V' ' , 1' ,t TH -5. iq f .N 4.5 N, ' , R' , 'X wr J aww' , ' 4, ' Q W 2 Q ZPWF ' S x so ' W j' I , 1 - , ' 0 -:Q . xx ,gt 74 iihssifj' xo N-S ' A ' , , ' ' ,, Eg 1 ' N -' x X' 4 s ,, ? X a I 4 xg' h ' 4' N I. ,' - J ' Q5 4. ' I , - K- W f ww Q 'fl xii' MRS. T.J. BAILEY Fourth Grade MRS. LEM BRAY Kinde 1-ga rten MRS. ROBERT BROWNING First Grade ROBERT BROVVNING Fifth Grade MRS. J. B. CARTWRIGHT Music MRS. JOHNNY CLARK Seventh Grade .IOHNN Y C LARK Math MRS. KEN CODY Comme rc ial MISS DOROTHY FRANKLIN Second Grade MRS. BATTS FRIEND Piano MISS VIRGINIA GRANT Sixth Grade MRS. ED. HALLMARK Fifth Grade MRS. NEAL HANNAH Piano MRS. L. B. HARRIS Kindergarten L. B . HARRIS Shop FACULTY i 'X if g. I I 21 HL, 3 ,- I 1 4 I I I I hs'-N fb 'fx 1 ' n gf S 1 . , f ff' iz ' fix ffyx' :fs xv, 'Hr '51 ff 1- fr.. was -ew Li lll R 'QM' I I , - v iv, j-' x H. MRS. P.O. HATLEY Second Grade P. O. HATLEY Social Studies GLEN HICKS Third Grade MISS OLETA HUGHES First Grade IVIRS. JANIE HULL Homemaking MISS MARTHA JAMES Fourth Grade , MRS. CLYDE JOINER First Grade CLYDE .IOINER Eighth Grade MISS MARY KOEPP English MISS CHRISTINE LEGG First Grade MRS. LOWELL LITTLETON Third Grade MRS. CONNIE M. LOFTIS Lockett Elementary MRS. GEORGE MASSINGILL English and Spanish GOERGE MASSINGILI., Science MISS MILDRED NORTH Librarian FACULTY MRS. .I.L. ODOM Second Grade .- -. ' is MRS. J.A. PELTO ig - '-' Second Grade if 'lt J.A. PELTO Mathg Asst. Coach MISS WILDA SAMUELSON English ' in g-g MRS. DLNE SEAGO Sixth Grade . I CORBETT SMITH Band 5 lx s .4 ig W. I-I. STOCKARD Fourth Grade A MW Y ,Aa I--1 MRS. THAD TABB , - Fourth Grade MRS. TLD WHITE M Fifth Grade E -R' 4 Q X . I MRS. LARRY WILKIN 'Secretary to Sup't. LARRY WILKIN Social Studiesg Coach MISS MARIE WILLIAMS Third Grade el MRS. CHARLES woivmcx ' Girls' Physical Education CHARLES VYOMACK Boys' Physical Educatio.. BLAKE E. YAGER Social Studies Not Pictured: HAROLD LIPFORD, Sixth Grade MRS. MODENE WI-IITAKER, Music MRS. BLAKE YAGER, Fifth Grade MRS. J. TROY HICKMAN, Sixth Grade FACULTY :QP 'am is... , 3.41: -bv 1 If .72 W' I ... I Ai 1 It 5 I X A .7 , ' 'xii ' if , 1 Y 4 1' J. W- ,lfwj 1 f L- 1 r' A A- e fi .ii I xc, G- ix if I fi- 1. .ax ri. , ,N S J -a sf HIGH SCHOOL We students of high school found the year outstandingg freshmen who joined our ranks, we received graciouslyg sophomores accepted their new and greater responsibilities conscientiously seniors wholeft were missed faithfully and deeplyg juniors who tooktheir places carried on diligently. Beset with problems of winning, sorrow and happiness, each has found this year to be a mile- stone, a marker along the path we have traveled in life's course. It has passed now. Most of us believe it wasa successfultripandaBIG beginning. THIS was a happy year ..... it had it's troubles, but it was OUR year. 'R luv! ,JI ..u ,5'1:S3f 1.1 lllg I H Q ,N st' : if fl SENIORS Presxdent Vmce Presldent Bobby Womack Joe Balley Secretary Treasurer Reporter Pete Clsneros Norrms Pogue Sponsors Mrs Massmgxll and L B Harrms Vke the Semors of 1952 m accordance wlth our herltage go forward to new horlzons wlth hope and antlclpatlon as others before us have done A llttle of ourselves we leave IH the halls classrooms and old meetmg places to mmgle wlth that whlch has made thts bulldmg llve and breathe Ours IS a small class and xt lS a good class We ve worked together and played together Semor boys on the gr1d1ron or basketball courts were glven full support by Semor glrls fand Semor mothers the concessxor- stand band or cheermg sectlon The Semor play the Semor trmp memorable events memorable people and truly a memorable year - E I , 3 rl. J L 1 f 1 ' - 8-lglvfz A -KP '-11 , Tl!-ff' - s - e X V , S, .54 'xglgbhi L 1- , f , A' fllaq' yy Q un . 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'T' I L, 1 Y , I l . , . 1 . - ' ' ' J in A I A Q I -- . . -- , Joe was Valed1ctor1an of h1s class as wellas V1ce Pres1dent edttor of the annual and Pres1de tofthe Student Count1lth1s year He was V1ce P1-estdent of h1s Sophomore glass Pres1dent of h1s 5111 1or class and re presented h1s Sophomole class o1the Student Cou11C1l e has paruelpated 1 ll hwh scho sports letter111U three years 111 baskethill a1dt e yearl foothr l H6 was ll the Senlor 111 uP1or plays as 121 L l ou qndmo pl1ye1 ll a 4 Joe ha 1de 1t1e o CY l l DI ably stuc ASN 15+ 7 s IQI Q M TOE BAll LY K 1- 'V V1 Phi Is LISNLROS JO AINN DEATOIN Pete has b Cl ole of 1 1 a11s1ays f the band dur111rv h1s foul years ll llwh Sthoo ll a d1t1o played 111 the d1 te b11d h1s Freshma1 year was dance b111d leader h1s beIllOI' year and made the All State Ha d th1s year Hehasplaytd otballlg ryears and was 1ca 11s ear xas m awer OI 1 basketball tt imtxxo years a11dalsopar1111pated 11 baseball tratk and softball He was tre1surer of h1s Freshma mass Secretary of thlS Sophomore Class and Seal tary Treasurer of the Sen1or Class Stage ma 1ager for the SCIIIOT Play was one of h1s accomphshments, too. Reta was Salutatortan of her class She came to Ozona durlng her Sophomore year She played softball sang LH the Chorus was a member of the FHA a1d was a nom1nee forthe most beaut1ful gn-l of that year A a Jumor she ledcheers was class secretary class favortte and a member ofthe .Iumor play cast Thxs year she was voted the most popular g1rl11OI-IS wuaseletted football queew was a member of the FHA and part1c1pated 1n the Se 11or play She ed cheers avam too Reta plc1llS to at the :ha 111011 hoo NUFSII S31 A ne'o IU T137 RETA BALLL NIQER rr.- 'i Jo A1111 has been member of th t a11d a the choral cluballfour years 111 H1 h School she plays the p1ano by ear too As a Freshman a d agam as a Jumor she sanu xx th the sewctet and her Sophomore and Jumor years she was a member of the quartet Other act1v1t1es part1c1pated 1n1r1clude FHA and appeartng ll the J11111or and Semor plays SENICRS - . I I A I ' I1 . 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I . , I 1 . .. , I ' ' ' 1 ' 2 e- John came here from Iraan late in his Sophomore year. He was elected Vice-Pres - ident of his Junior class and played tennis in district meet that year. He was in both the Junior and the Senior plays of his class and represented his Senior class on the Student Council. John plans to enter the University of Texas when he graduates and will major in petroleum engineering. X, 1 i ,Q 1 .15 KAY KIRBY Ka y ha s been a mem- ber ofthe cho- ral club for fo u r y e a rs, and has sung with the quart- et, sextet and trio. She was Secretary of her Freshman class and representedthe Seniors onthe Student Council. Class favoriteasa Freshman, Foot- ball duchess and Homecoming Duchess her Junior year are among her honors. Kay participated in one-act plays, Junior and Senior plays, andasa Senior was a cheer- leader,and Business Manager of the annual. She plans to attend TCU after her graduation from high school. RAUL MACHADO In his Freshman year, Larry played in the band, sang in the chorus, ran track andwas class favorite. As a Sophomore, he managed the football team, worked on the annual and played basketball. He moved at midtermto Iraan, but returned at the beginning of his Junior year. He participatedin both the Junior and Senior plays. Larry isn't sure what he's going to do after he finishes school. He may join the Air Force. X . ad' 'wg Q,47 '7 ' A kj' JOHN GREER LARRY GRAVES 'I fe N f 55.1 A sf f' S O C--x . ,- A ,f Raulhas . EN concentra- 1 I ted on the ly band as far J as ext ra- K ' if curricular Q I , 1 , .sk activities N are concer- ned He has played in the band all four years of his high school career, and for two years, Freshman and Senior, he was a member of the OHS dance band. In addition to these, Raul found time to playfootballand run track for two years. He is undecidedabout his future plans, but Uncle Sam will probably take care of that nicely in the next year or two. SENIORS Vtrgll was one ofthe fastest men on our footballteam the three years he lettered I addltlon to football he played basketball for three years was on the trac k team for two years and played baseball and softball for a couple of yea rs He s been a member of the band for four years Asa freshman and agatn as a Sentor he helped make up the OHS dance band Other Jobs have beer V ce Prestdc ncy of hls Fresh manclass and part lil C S nor pl y if 10' Norrts who became famous thms year as the author of Pcgue s Ptddltngs tn the school paper lmkes o read sctenoe ftctton and loaf He represented hts Freshman class on the Student Counul was treasurer of hxs Sophomore Class and Rc porter for the Semor c lass Norrts was Semor faxortte and parttctpated tn boththe Juntorandthe Sentor play I-Ie was sugha success ln the Sentor productton that we feel he should have taken part LD more d ra m a t tes durtng hts fo u r y ears wxth us fc- If VIRGIL IXIACHADO NORRIS POGUE ,sw tbl' W stu Home nialxlnfr She ,N Z, ha s devoted rnost of her s pa r e tlme from he1 freshmanto her senlor year worklno tnthe Homemaktno Department She ts alvtays Mrs Hull s tvnt ha md man when the Depart ment ts called upor for food She was Vtce Presldent ofthe FHA durtnv her Juuor year Felxce ts undectded tustwhat she w ll do after hwh school but would nke to go to colleoe lf pofsstble FELISIFA BOBBY NN ONIACK RODRIQLLZ 3 Bobby pa ed oot ba l and was n band alltour years of s Htgh St hoo t reer He was onthe basket b a ll te a m and partxctpatecllntrackthree yea s He was Se nor C'ass Prestdel t, represe tedthe Juntor class on the Student Cou ctl and was Fresh man Flass Drestde t He was ll the Jun or play was one of the stage managers ofthe Sentorplay and worked onthe annual as a Ju tor He plans to attend San A oelo Colleoe SENIORS ' ' E ' 'I . I ' ' rl' , .A 4 . U Y . t . . . ' . 3 '- S A I l V ' A . a ' S' th- 'er' a . ' . L 1 1- , U -fx lp . 1 t - -' V f - tv- . 1 f. 9 , , f - - ,. .f I 5 -4, ,X 3 ..- 'E?sz'?V1? . '32 rt ,ri y Q at f .t l Y - A fflfly 9 A I Il ., ly AUX Y If 1 ' V ' xx, ,fy n '1 . 3 V p S iw l the ' Q ' ae. X l Ft-llce':' hui ' . f R 5 is - hi, ' pt- ,u 4+ y, X s O. - . l' isnt, all D s . f h ' ' ' , ' ' O ' ' ' r . A ' D . ' ' r' . ' 1 n ' ' . ' ro' - a ' ' - 11 ' ' - l A . ' I , ,. 1 .I , A 5 Y' . '3 1 , ' ' v 1' 1 1 - .qu , C, , D n . . no D . President--Bill Schneemann Vice-President--Tom Piner Secretary-Treasurer---Don Cooper Reporter ---- Billie Chandler Parliamentarian-- Henrietta Witcher Sponsors---Mrs. Janie Hull and J.A. Pelto as . ,a fr if N .Q a fix ' E HEL E550 if E 5 ,-Q. I sw 4 W C il ONKLUV , y i if ' ' fr eg l a DQN JUNIOR CLASS xmx li TN 'ff 'Ex , K , CQO DER E c HANDLER A step upward on the ladder, and only one rung from the top. Upperclassmen, now, and it's a good feeling! This has been a year cf decisions, of preparation, and cffun. The 1952. Junior Class leaves a record of high achievement for the Sophomore Class to live up to in the year to come. Surely no one 'Q cuwwwggk A LCN nr' HXQKMPXN fi SCO wlllforget the fun of Everybody 5 Crazy orthe banquet gxven for the Semors andall the school da xces Nmeteen boys and mme curls Swell klds the Class of 1953 Q EBXLL wh MARX my Px wr' NPN VYPXL yor? will YN? 4 nl lg 1---5 ALLEN .1 'I LBX5 Ml 5 N ,Q 5 YALL MANES JUNIOR CLASS QN 'X 1 I lg 1 5 1 1 t -wx MARTINEZ CLO fu MARION MOCK PERE DA VID P f RICE 5 gs R CLA JUN'o OPHIE RIA MASKILI R E I NA JIIL YILC 'Z YU LA IOM PINER IV , A f I , A I 12 - I A ' Y x ,fx if I 4- J . f 'T 4 I X- , ' 4 I f VI if i 3. I f 111 SAILI I , YIU I 'Il I- , X I. , V V, , iv X h ' - , tawv, N , x. , ' 9 'R' 1 I I 7 , if ,- IGNA CIO I 2 ' 1 ' FEM' K X W y 'YN Q Y x , XX 1 .6 J I 1 f' Jffs C' 4 s Z gp Y N I 4 A lf SE gr gl v Q, V 5 AQ V 3 .Q we ?' t ffl QQLFQHY fe-1 fi 'fiat C .s 'Z wif ' T . - 5:2-T 1 6 I yi x f. E Q Q ' J. qi 3 X ? A ik gf , 4, . if -W I? s ' 1 eil CLASS OFFICERS President ---- - ------- Pat COOPC1' Vice-President- ------ -Jody Jones Secretary --------- Kent Chapman Treasurer ----- ---- A nn Ratliff Reporter ----------- Lynn Parker Self-confident and happy we had whizzed through elementary school and junior high was just another stepping stone to this--high school. No one knew better than ourselves that we had four long years to go, and no one cared less. We bowed to sophomores on initiation fconfi- dentially, we got it from juniors and seniors, tool. After the first day of wearing diapers and baby bonnets, of run- ning errands for upperclassmen, we settled down to a routine. Some of us were lost inthe new building with new teachers and among new rules. We learned to be- long. This has been a year of new experiences, of new sureness. 4. '15, if E? ...rf 11 V , L - A Lvkx it a af' U ta at I? 9 K:-YQ is-' at x .figs f l 3- Q53 its . A 'LUX T Q. pm KN , , 1 K 9. 110 x 1 S W 92551. C alaska K' X Xfi, ' 45 -nafu grew Y i A 'J' X r Shetzntkgg B10 KO SBCOYQ-futon CofW5aiaw8'5 0 309 i'Cy,a?'0a vw' FRESHMAN CLASS FIRST ROW Pat Cooper Betty Cunmngham Guadalupe De la Rosa Myrtle Mae Everett SECOND ROVX Barbara Flelds Robert Freeman Aubra Gorrell Charles Hale A 'sn 'yi gl via-. 4-f-A a..um slim. .sn 11 'ex fp kai? H-x I-HR FRESHMAN CLASS age R H JO U L Q Ord H e ende Bar 1.50 '31- fn IQH IC V, O O 4 F URH a flkie fn A Jon . U KIUC G De fi' arhrnLea I -,V J1- YW? PA iloc0c5 yy eh PS Kai 5 YKYKS KO raim ask X Dm a 36 NX6 0 OQO 5 C Nl QCYCCX nl NSN SD QXONN gm ugh 8099 VOUXO xgaucbel- Qui r-- 4' I KEYS Yx Y O X 5f0NX- Req 6 f 1' ,fi Dax Benq XN 5 ?amtxc,xa W 21 Oxenda XN A-500 K ni N! xf 1 X x fy 7 Qfkw 'V x J , 5 OSU fx ?a'iN:l ave ?0 6 oo 5 mom och 60' W 'EW ,f fx 4-'J' S KNO xx ROW N1 G x Q- A , A r ' x FRESHMAN CLAS S . 1 ' 14 . A . Q 4 - fp fi NN: mf ,A , A I A NX A X 'Iii F- v. fp A 'f '56 X 4' KK. f ff' 4 X' in xe 'X NX ww Q X L' ' A As, -542, 2fEf2.' IA , ' f f A ' 5 ' Y Q 'ik l f'f 1? M 3 Momee' 'I J 'a b' 21, U M 4 Q . f f- F5 ao ww -A l 'r H 1 'll N5 LF Q, ' , 0 er , 5. , 4 i oe ' I-A -' Px Rami . P f ' P' F f- I ,iz F Yx xquem ,yt A M, 1 f 1 V . 5, A ' A ix ' N X Q A' r he ' N -A E' f 1 nv 42' 1 gf ' '7' 4 ' 0 Q' I I X 'I X x ' ht J Q '1- nr 3. X X -,15Ai,f:-1. -, Q x A le ' , 0- Fo- Z' A -I A n 1' . 16, V 'TA A ' ' ' xif 1 , f K ' X I NX ,A In Junio r Hig h we students start a new series of experiences that will eventually conduct us through the years to come with the true spirit ofOI-IS. ln this building we of Junior High receive a background for a higher education and a stable foundation with which we can meet the future. Few ofus stopto realize that years of careful planning and preparation have gone into providing this back- ground. As we look toward High School--toward the future--we are filled with high hopes of new hori- zons--new goals to be reached. I 3 , iv lui' i H V.,-,r,,,,,,--' ' In - :2l ' 1 s f ,SR X XSX5 QFXN Ni XQX Q 'BXSXX i 'xx 'N X f'vX -X x s ' Xxbx ,qi 'SSX . X4 x . x 'S xx ,. xx -P- - x 's X xxwa xxx x x N. x'N-X ...-- .,,.f-' ,,..-- JUNIOR HIGH 73 F V 4 , e -... H 'fr is ' 1-1 1- ' '-3 g Q' 1 -1 1 Q . fu Q A . K A' 5 1 .. 5 X - , Ego. 5 V, . . :A 2 : x Q v R4 It ugh VI X 1 , mi, B F Qi I , 5 . - ,Q A' 1 ,, nl 2 4' vu - k ' fr 1 U '- ' Ns I N M ' . l ike Q W7 ' ,ur ' 'Q l '::'. I W A ' 'fd fig: 4 : f- 'Y' 1 a..j '-Q12 J I ,G, ,,,, . , 1 - A dx I? A A' fx C Q rf . H I ' -A 'V 1- Q . .4 ' Z W i. V Z ' 4 or I 1 4-. am, gg- AK N . , X ' If 5 V 1 W My ' i X K K A e F, I S .. i . C A bg ? 'Wv-if M' A . FIRST ROW: THIRD ROW: A s ff-G K r A f -.f . ' ..fA,..,f sf HQ We - if 'A 'T 2 VT, Darlyne Alford Ann Baggett Martha Bailey Ceorgiana Ball Doyle Barnett SECOND ROW: Lillian Barnett Jerry Beasley Carol Blackstone Bobbie Bull Jim Butler Mike Clayton Carl Conklin Beverley Day Buddy Deakins Earl Deland, Jr FOURTH ROW: Carol Friend Benny Friend FIFTH ROW: Olive Haire Jerry Haynes TEACHER: MR. EIGHTH GRADE CLARK f rw xt , 9 i 1 , f Q I-7 C ,I If x W, O I 2:4 's 4- Yuri 'J , IF mf Y, . -. A3 , , X li, 9 u i . J jp O. x Ei mp , S r N L . .,, Q nll- M K- .R 4 I 5 I I 5:11 sk :Wei f ieie i a ' A .3 FIRST ROW: J.R. Halydier Sarah Hicks Brock Jones, Jr. Jan Jones Robbie Kuykendall SECOND ROW: Jack Mullen Viola Nlae Nixon Dwight Odom Jean Price Eda Ann Robison THIRD ROW: Susie Schneemann Janice Spencer Carolyn Stuart Don Thompson Jack Walker FOURTH ROW: Rosie Vjalley Lloyd West FIFTH ROW: Philip Witcher Travis Yancy CY N -1 'x wr q FIB' 5- I ia- Q' ' cz ,A -. TEACHER: MR. CLARK EIGHTH GRADE .L li 4.-'X gi 0 I 95 M 'Vw ' 1 va- ' J . . 'V .5 ,V '-f 'SCS is ' 'ur' 'FX i I 4 - ful, i gg- 'ii I - 1 , K X , I A I ,, In 4Q 3 Q5 ' . -Cx ' 1' , , , I xx I is I A X CF' Tllxlisll Ill' fix- W . N - L . M. A , P ' A 4- Q I 'M-f ,. 'S 'U' .x f ' rw V I ef -E , I fs :Al 4- 'CU' E I li' ' Y-'ff A J f 1 glxff' .'x'Nf I I -ix? Q5 , if I SECOND ROW: Gail Garlitz Tommy Greer FIRST ROW: Melton Allen Lou Nelle Beall George Bunger, Jr. Erbie Chandler R.J. Everett, Jr. Barbara Guthrie Wayne Hicks Geral Dean Long THIRD ROW: Jesse Marley Tylene Maddox FOURTH ROW: Jacquelyn Williams Tom Robison TEACHER: MISS SAMUELSON Roy Glenn Sutton Frank Taylor SEVENTH GRADE E fax C' QQ 'qv f FIRST ROVN Cecllla Cooke Zona I' lanagam Jerry Gmllxam Mary Lou Johnlgar Yvonne Knox THIRD ROM Robert Robertso Kay Swepston R xle Thompso Pevwy Trotter .Tammy Vlard ACF. fi 'Ci I .. is 19.9 MM .SECOIND ROM Donald Lott Barbara Mlller Bill Mulleu Maureen Xlxox Joe Plerce IV FOURTH ROM Durvvood NN ylle TEACHER IXIR VNOMACK SEVENTH GRADE M55 'MW 'Q R 'rf '5 :K Q of' 40 'EN if' 1 ,. 1 P6 ., I? . yy 5 1 , :J - 1, 'X ff 9- fw Hy, . 1 , . rv? , A M3 D-it wr--' Wh 'Q-.gg r' F 'Y up! ., 11 c .el 'L 553:-. '95 K ,ty r l 7 f fy l ' 1 1 r 4' I u tv ,X , Ng x4 1 ,V f If 9 A-'L' f :Ax 4 4 I XMI- ic Q . ,,-,' x V , -2, - 3:57 I A 1, A ,P J Y' xiii? I -J V fr nk 'nl 15 gg 1. 1,,e,6 if FIRST ROW: Roy Barnett Bill Black Jonathan Burton James Burton Rickie Butler SECOND ROW: Terry Carlman Royal Caswell Joe Everett John Hickman THIRD ROW: Carolyn Mayfield Robert Price Kenneth Smith FOURTH ROW: Gwynel Walker Mark White FIFTH ROW: Stanley Williams Jake Young, Jr. v. iff? df 5 iw ,.. X TEACHER: MRS. SEAGO SIXTH GRADE fi? as 'N 0 v- ! I If 'W 'Un 7 r FIRST ROW Tlmothy Arno Don Baker Nancy Brownngg j' fs f 3 WYMFJW Genelle Chlldresb Joe Clayton SECOND ROV! Jeff Clendene 1 Gayle Cunnlngharn Joyce Dunn B lly Flsh Martha F owers a THIRD ROW Rodney Franklu Clayton F1-lend Alma Ingham FOURTH ROVI Bobble Jean Maples Wanda McCaleb Lou An Scov 115 FIFTH ROW Mary To Ward 9, at f y Patsy ll oodall TEACHERS INIR LIPFORDa d MRS HICKMAIN SIXTH GRADE . V. V Y . 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FIRST ROW: Jerry Carlman Johnny Cooper Lynn Gustavus Chris I-Iagelstein Bettie Haire SECOND ROW: Stanley Helmers Bobby Hicks Linda Maria Hord Edward Hughes Gaylene Hughes THIRD ROW: June Knox Donald McCaleb Nancy Maddoux FOURTH ROW: Dixie Joyce Mason Michael Miller Scotty Moore FIFTH ROW: Edna Pate Janice Semmler Mills Tandy 'IEACHER MRS HALLMARK and MRS YAGER FIFTH GRADE X ff 1 if Y? ,QT cv fr- -if H -5 4 X x fn ' 5215 it Q if. , I . FIRST ROW: Wayne Allen Joe Beekman Tom Butler Franres Childre Befky DavidSon SECOND RONN: Kenneth Deland Iuadye Everett B.I2, Ingham III Lester Maples Howard Movli THIRD ROW: Diane Phillips Jerry Payne Ray Robison FOURTH ROVI: Betty Smith will I a 55 Tommye Spurgers Bobby Sutton FIFTH ROW: Wilbert Sutton Alleane Young TEACHER: IVIRS. WHITE ii A K I 1 - fp X 'I 'flffxx if IM. W , XX 1 , X 179 Y. 7 v If 'TVX ' ii 'glbi' , .,f, . K' 5 I 'Q if iwwwwwyqwf I 'vii I 2 fWmK-Mft ' l 2 Q ff' If I F f Q ff fi- WA 'iw + F5 iff o ll FIFTH GRADE ' -ffifliw--it l 713' F I r ,4 s lf i 1 'I f uf VF x.,-N7 I vw.. M, w -M., . E r u 1 wwf, ,, my ' , - ' ---nu 0 423' -5 VJ , 'fig ,.v..-1221. 4- E . fd ff ' NORTH ELEMENTARY - pv--. Here we take our first step iii attaiiiizig our goal iri life, We find that we are only a small part of a huge ever-fiiixciioriirigg orgganizatioi.--the earth. At home we riiiile often had our own way, but here we learmed to c' o m p r o m i 5 e and share our joys and sorrows. We take pride in oiirg rzidc-5, our ball if-:vhs amloiirlvuildmig. This is where we first noticed that cute liitle girl sitting arross the aihle or that good looking boy going around oii the merry-ggo-roufid. We liked school formziziy reasons, lillf most of :ill we .iked ii hu-rause we felt lhat we were growing! up. I We worked, played, and learned together in this buildiiigall year, forming friendships which will last throughthe years to come. To some, we may not be very importaiitg but it was OUR year, too. A V.- ff 1 l ,X ' fe sigh' ff ri , 0 ? , . . x' 1 ,f, ' .5 sip, K 1 I ly 9: f- S4 lp ' .li E N ., 3-, like ,L H- - sg, ,f 1 If 4 -1 'M 'J 7 fi il fx j i ..f' Y , r if - 'N Al . l 41 I -4 'Q KK' rs my , .. 4x.f 9 ,,, . 9 l xf, .Y .. bu , 'i 1 nffl 1 - v' Q- A I 5 . D + -V 'F , Y llx nl .JA WV!! I ru ' gi- 4 P D ' ' 5 F, W ' F. .ff f i , , Z 'X 7' :Q H I X I W- X fin My ' 4. 1 ' 4,1 'x ,, v- K N , . K 1 N, X , i ax H M ,. W,-A 4 ' .kflxf ' 1 A A - ix ,-1-,I 1 1 .. EIN FIRST ROW: Jamie Dave Allen Royce Ballinger Ronald Wayne Carnes Tommy Sue Chandler SECOND ROW: Nonie Jane Conklin Weldon Oran Day Leslie Deland Joe Warren Friend, .lr THIRD ROW: JOh11 Gilliam Jerold C. Greer James Emmett Lovell Theodore Maples FOURTH ROW: Carla Suzanne McLeod Joe McMuilan Bill Meinecke Bob Meinecke FIFTH ROW: Linda Mae Millspaugh Frances Nixon Penny Phillips Margo Pogue SIXTH ROW: Tommy Stokes Cary Robert Thomas Mary Sue Trotter Sandra Sue Vaughn SEVENTH ROW: Sandra Annyce Wilkin Kathy Ann Williams Billie Gene Wilson TEACHER: MRS. TABB '1'LI IZD A I1 J s..,L? Al' ii. X' ,W .1 tv Q FIRST ROW: A, J ,Q , ' fw sally Baggetr ff ' i J gi 1 Ronnie Beall -1 ' v Joan Bower x- 1 , x J, , , A . June Bunger Q s Q l 'X Q' :lik fa qi 5 iii ' 5 3 -5 A L, SECOND ROW: ' 3' '- f, - . Bama Burton - Q, l ' Janice Chesnutt ' ' Von Clendenen xx 5.x ' Q -f Bob Cooke ,5 gr , 'J 1' J ll .gy i- .4 u If N u I 0 y . Z ' u r 3 9 T '- j 3 I 4 I D Q in . , vi' f sJ'4',Q THIRD ROW: 1, , .i 5 S ' R 1-A ' Peggy Cloud ' A ' ' if 'g I Lois Dunn ' ' 1 f ' Dickie Lee Flanagan X2 -0, Bill Gibson ' I? ' f-if,--X 4 V' 5 , 0' J -H' P -, FOURTH Row: W . y r ,ul ff' K Muggins Good 'Y K A Q U, , 4 R 1 I Catherine Guthrie l. A Johnnye Ruth Hale A, y .- Z, , Q Brenda Jones - lf i ,' 75' 1' ff F551 Q. .X x . I , 1, ..: I- ,-57 I by Y l fi , ly' 2, f ', '.f:g:::::'--.4 55 gl ' 'A' can ti' 5 V 1 1 vi ' .kp- FIFTH ROW: Johnny Jones ,v Pierce Miller Jane Odom Joe Perks SIXTH ROW: , 'Q , 'X 3 Janie Parham P' David Piper 'J ' L.C. Poindexter Joan Strickland SEVENTH ROW: 4 Douglas Stuart ' Ronnette Townsend Q, v F' . '4 fix I 4 if EE: I .Q U .r A L .. -A.. Jimmy Williams I Y Sak FOURTH GRADE 1,1- .ug 11 I - -'W 2' -n, ,ik Q' . - ,N , A, , I 9- .I ,x . , 4 f ty - K A x Q V 7' B .W lit 4 ! lg , ii' E. 'fit i . viz.. ' e I I . 4 if Q jaw N, x 1 -f sam L- T ' T :---T.: if - I I .X 44 Q Ai ' if 1 :Jp eg 'lg M A I 'QA ' li ihktli 98 .. BSA .5 . H' Dials, ff U MQ ' Y 1' rg 1 ff: 37 K Y AW I C ff A vs. Q, ggi 'A il WN 'X 4 ' ' i Ky!-.X f ' ' ::-., I X ,y IM I I I is X v , it 4 , I . n fx iw: fi 4. . :ls i y ii, 43 3, ' Y 1 N 5 as . ,AE I ' 1 l I T , ls 'I f 4 , X +-.4-N I Q'g'--any FIRST ROW: Laura Armentrout Mark Riley Baggett Barbara Barbee Robert Calaway SECOND ROW: Bobby Childress Pleas Childress Anne Davidson Leon Dragoo THIRD ROW: Steve Fish Mary Fitzpatrick Janice Helmers Sammie Hester FOURTH ROW: Reid I-Iolmsley Roberta Johnigan Arthur Kyle, Jr. Carolyn Jo Neill FIFTH ROW: Jessie Edward Pate Mickeal David Patton Priscilla Pruitt Callie Nell Sparks SIXTH ROW: Carolyn Spurrier ,I A, 4- D ,, I. Priscilla Stewart . M Jimmy Wayne Sutton iw 1 i I v SEVENTH ROW: ' . Q aj N x .A Bobbie Sue Washburn X ' X I Mary Ellen Wilson .. of X I 1 r i TEACHER: MISS WILLIAMS THIRD GRADE FIRST ROW Ann Camllle Adams Wayne Walter Albers Brenda Alexander W lllxe Dean Ballard SECOND ROW George E Blackstone Robert Allen Boyd Patsy Ann Butler Peter Loy Elmore THIRD ROW Thomas Alvln Fleld James Deal Freemax Nancy E Frlend Larrle D Hawklns Paula Lynn Hu ks John Patrlck Jones Ptmela Kay Jones Hazel Maples FIFTH ROW Lynda J Merrltt Loule Mock Sandra Lee Ratllff -of wwf in 1' -f HX Rlchard Wayne bcogglns D' 'N 9 lg SIXTH ROW Rxdge Sewell Frank Shuttuck Lary Lynn Sprouse SEVENTH ROW Sandra Whltaker Estelle Ruth Whlte THIRD GRADE .352-J o.'x i 9' 3 X YM ,L R in fb ' A .. 'Li YV - ea , ' i , 1 - -K L, 'L , I ' 5 -5 , Q QTL, Y A V 5 -. V . H - 3' m , h J . L l I. . y A . ' 3 '51 7 2' X1 4 J I If l-.. -A ef 'fx ,I wx 'Tx U Q V' I 5 1- h 2 , ' I I R X A x 3,1 n . , K f , I I F ' 1', . B1 ' .I W l rl , . Q-. Q . . t A -N In s 5 Q f . l I A 'K Z -, - . f ' ' ft . ' . 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F it i r' ', J 14 I .f fi Q L FIRST ROW: Bonnie Barefoot Brenda Bull Abe Caruthers Johnny Childress SECOND ROW: Leon Clendenen Patricia Corbell Fletcher Coates Doris Louise Dunn THIRD ROVJ: Glenda Friend Dicky Gibbs Bill Tom Gustavus Bobbie Hallford FOURTH ROW: Helen Henderson Gwynne Howard Charlotte Johnigan Larry Mendenhall FIFTH ROW: Jay Miller Van Miller Janet North Nina Fay Late SIXTH ROW: Steve Poindexter Pamela Perner Ronald Piper Bruce Sutton SEVENTH ROW: Marjorie Thompson Joyce Wilkin TEACHER: MRS. ODOM SECOND GRADE FIRST ROW Beverly Grace Alford Trult Ball J Judlth Black Don Nell Carnes SECOND ROW Frank Chtldress Jerry Dean Cloud Rebecca Culllns Donald Robert Dopkms QS? 4' THIRD ROW Mlchael Duke Ellls Maudle Jo Good Peggy Elleen Harvlck Thomas Ray Hord J FOURTH ROW Beverly Jean Knox Louls D Long Jr Nelda Kaye Lott Patsy Maples Jw FIFTH ROW Gary Martm Carl Montgomery Jan Carol Prldemore Wendell Ray Prultt SIXTH ROW Hall Dwayne Roach 4, Nix Bllly Ross Semmler Gary Lee Stewart Robert Stewart Tabb F A James Douglass Wood A f Y' 'AZN Delores Vloodall X-5 ,AVY X117 SEVENTH ROVN TEACHER MRS PELTO SECOND GRADE 'U' Ainsw- 'sv ....., if ,ah :yi ti I fo -02 1112, full If CO My ,vm S 'UG t, an -J gi., I' XJ 'rv' -nv' p.. 2 411 S of Nb- 'N N 5 FIRST ROW Jlmmy Baggett Penn Baggett Martha Kay Burt SECOND ROW Mary Grace Chandler Cheryl Clayton Rxchard Dale Cole THIRD ROW Robert Doyle Cox Roy Glen Hord Ronnle Lee Houston FOURTH ROW Donna Gall Johmgan Robm Jones Paulme Maness FIFTH ROW Helen McCaleb Dlane Purvxs Samuel Richardson SIXTH ROW: Priscilla Spurgess Otis Rae Sumrall FIRST GRADE FIRST ROW Frank Barefoot Darryl Ray Clary Leroy Draf SECOIND ROW Rmckey Lee Oosseti Carol Aim Jules Eula Faye Maples THIRD ROW Robert Moat: omery Brent Moore Floydme Mobs FOURTH ROW Barbara 'Noe Mary Parker Pat Pattom FIF1 H ROW Strawme Seavo Raymord bhattuck Kay Thomas SIXTH ROW Jmmmxe Jo Vaughn FIRST GRADE ,im M15 4 'J ith' 49 K In A 5 milf nina AIX 4' Gi- r flung lezlgllaiw wg Wi A L-uv 5 X B xXXxX M I wb 'ff K : 1 v Y j ' I Q 1 .W4 1 ' 4- ffm I V f 5 goo L f Q ' .A ff Q, 3 . .' ,ST K V ' Fi .- ., A, 1 i T, +V 5.5 A w y -M . , Y ln, I x- A , F mm I g wg , T f. ki, g , ' ' . 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'fax :- - :Tsang llniltl if ll VM Ill Q i 5 Y 1 iv :Jig 'ue lj 0, ' lf :flew W S i Alf. I-LQZNEIIIEZ I i' 43, 'nw ' 1 A ll -' u ' - ,iff E i K 'M 5 X -V - N Y I t ' A X. 'fx Q Ja' K,-wx ,gp ' , iw ls N ,p 1 A -T., - 1 - N at s I f X TTT' , D513 A' vu Q as X14 7 ,V s FIRST ROW: Sharon Lee Barefoot Diana Coates Jackie Couch Katherine Cox SECOND ROW: Janice Cilliann Vickie Good Duane Gustavus Carol Ann Hale THIRD ROW: Koy Lee llallcomb Bradley Ilarris Jeaninne Hester F:iyL'Jr1cliSOI1 FOURTH ROW: Barbara Levo Randy Mock Bryan Montgomery Douglas K. Moore FIFTH ROW: Terry Jean Newton Paul C. Perner III William H. Pierce James Semmler SIXTH ROW: Mykle Stahl Carol Ann Tennison Cecil Walley SEVENTH ROW: Patricia Womack Kenneth Young TEACHER: MRS. BRAY 9 gl J KINDERGARTEN A ?L' OUR YOUNGEST FOOTBALL BACKERS These Worth Elementary twlrlers ard Cheerleaders barked the Jets, the Mus tanos a md the Eagles They had lots of fun and lt prepared them for Jul lor Hlgh and H Oh DL hool INN lRl ERD OP YEARS FO COME Lett to ru ht Johnny Ruth Hale lommy Sue Chandler Lynda Merrlt and Camllle Adams THESE LED CI-IEERS left to rlght Sally Bagoett Joa Bower Nome Co mklmr ar d Catherme Guthrxe O O O A l . -y , -- D . . I .O . f. , - f- A . .Y : rw v V1 ' D n H n . 'N 1 ' ' . l A . I 11 Q 1 rs! 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A M G ., fly 1. 1 M 13.13. 1 2 -1 1 2 J ' f I 1 h K 1 11 1. I ' .1-1.4314 5,114 , ' .M 11 'La' AS Vx , , ,F X. i.' ,Af .'y,A,.1' '-1 SOUTH ELEMENTARY SCHCJOLE 'BN i, If 'VD' 'WS umm. wav M132 1. Dav- th' ni' l N X 'l't. flu was ia? 'V' My Q? sw iwiiua 'fix ,ff FIRST ROVN Davld Arrleta Joe Arr1eta Manuel Borrego Charlle Castro Concepclon Enrrquez THIRD ROVI Soverda Machado Bobby Martmez Jlmmy Martlnez Ramon Perez 'I EACHER IVIR JOINER dmc. ,pm-., SECOND ROW Leandro Florez Arthur H Gonzales Sant1ago Gomez Joe Lara Eusevlo Longorla FOURTH ROW Johnme Ramlrez Blanche Vargas FIFTH ROVI Samuel Vargas Teresa Vela EIGHTH GRADE J fr., 'M f ,Q I. f- I if 'X . v' - M klxx I by Q , . I if , 'ffl . '22 43' I I i l f I p A: f , vf ' I . I 'WJ W2 I F' lf 'Sn'g ' jfs I x A A , S ,Q :21'7'il ' f , . 2r R F 57 'I I I I S Q I Q gl F wx 4' V' nl , l fygwq fl' I2 AM 1 Q W 0' R ,y rg I 7 xr J TA ' ff fl. I iv S K, I r S A I' 7' e Ffa f L iv- Y NN - 'I I . v I X. 'Q' , I X . I M-I I I J . . . . I, 5 A 5 42- ,ZQ J X fs, , 1 X - ,T . ' rv fy hi 3,5 IRST ROW: an Arrieta anita Borrego eopoldo Cervantez uemencio de la Rosa osalio Cvalindo COND ROW: ddie Garza ita Garza rxtonio Gomez -sus He rnamdez elia Lara FTH ROW: 'sidoro Tijeri: a bi ,mn KX ff THIRD ROVN: Esther Longoria Tmnas Lopez Juan Molina Joe Morar Antonia Ortiz FOURTH ROM: Rosa Ramirez Adela Rodriquez Lenor Sanchez Edmuado Va rua s Esperawza Varoas TEACHER: MRS CLARKE SEVENTH GRADE ffl . ,.,, , I A 5 A D ,C N E Q 3 if it 1 I , kv i I . 9 .1 ,J - L Fl3,,W- .,. ,, WM,,pnr!ii'F'f E A ' 1 rpg: ,.:,. - - rr , a,:4.R L f , A - 4, 4 ,LX .,,. H -I X G kg 1 X Y ' ! ' Q M , lx 1 ,M,, A X J -r w ,gl Q A 9 fr ' 4 ' 8 ,.,, x eW'L N' Q r , 0 . v ' YJ . J A J 0 O 1, . - E' :I x - .',,. QM' . W A ' N jg 1' . we K X E 2 We , , , A-X xx ,V Q Q 4 7 W X ...L ' jg 3 5 g 3 1 xxx. X C A 1 5 l of 4' - ' x X N I ' 'F - .. 7 E E 1 as A , . a ' N . uv Mi I If X E X 1: of 3 X A p f , . , X A N , x - 9 I 1 V v - X i . I , '- -C , N . W ? 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'-T 'il'-i g .Q SECOND ROW: Y- X, 0 Elena Perez ', N Bobby Rive ra Alicia Rodriquez :V I 1 Juan Rodriquez I 5 4 i FOURTH Row: I nf. Lupe Vargas Norma Yzquierdo SIXTH GRADE V. .was . A 'Wv7?3' ll ' . , ,. ll ' 1: .Q .55 . t of x .B 1 ' fl? rwigf ll ' K f : g 1 Ju I f ' 5 ., 5 '?n E 7 8,5 Q' F Xi A ii. 1 f 2 :D My fi lk :fgf - W i , L I fi' , is., M -0 Ox 4 vw Q n I Q X X ',. ' V- qi' , I lwfi yi: li vi II: N :il Eat 'L X .. ..,. 0 B fa mn ,Q 'Ik 'll 1 1 - : - . .: 3 Q fi 1 W Mi' I fi! fi I I i L I I YI , 1- x X A 5 ' I g 5 if ' : ,Q K 1 ,f X 4 U fa' ,l . 'X 714 5 f A fs vi K Y N W v , I Q ' 'fs , .., m i'fy 1' 9, FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: I W A5 - - Mary Castro Irene Gonzales if Q Humberto Cervante? Nora Lara -': ' Diego Dominguez Domingo Leal buv' Guadalupe Dominguez Alonzo Lopez Q by ' Manuel Enriquez Eva Martinez THIRD ROW: Jose Molina Florencio Moran Olga Ortiz Cecelia Pena Jose Pena FOURTH ROW: Jesus Ramos, Jr. Velma Rodriquez Lionel Tambunga Bernalda Tijerina Lucy Galindo FIFTH ROW: Francisco Trujillo Antonio Villareal Evelyn Vargas FIFTH GRADE Hilda Molina TEACHER: MR. BROWNING FIRST ROVN Corxna Alva Andres Borrego Hortencxa Compos Pedro Compos Llna Cardenas THIRD ROW Mana Gomez Amalla Guerra Eva Hernandez Carlos Lopez Qvm 5. W. pu. .ng if' 4 C-ECOND ROW Franclsco Cervantes Marla de Hoyos Elxsa Flores Ismael Flores Arjella Galvau FOURT H ROIA Marma Machado Sopopa Maskmll B111 Munoz TEACHER ,w N1 FIFTH ROW Santos Porras MRS' BAILEY Sylvla T1-jerma FOURTH GRADE uf. pa 'Y I ini ggI?if IA rl if! Q: 4 J? 1 as 4 'X D 'Z' ' . f A' x , , , A r ' P I I X A A V Q , , 4 '95 . D -K, 71 X A2 f -in 2,, ' I U . if 6 - I Mfg Lf Jig 4 - f A xx I J 1 Qi 1 . 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Zi V' . . ,s K I , H f ' R, 4 V-.4 I , ', 4 fy I . j ff AA T TSW? - . lk ,J , ,f, g M Y , 2. V' Q A, qs. 'S v 'Y ,VX X ' V . ,V J I X 7 .f V f , . , . , A I V H I V s ,K QW 2 , 1' , wx 41 , ls I U 3 Y V: 4 A 'if I4 A W 6' Yr, , , sat' ,X 3-.., ,Q l ' I ya.. ,V . I , ,J A A 'E 'E ' 3 I' .' rx FIRST ROW Martha Avulrre Eva Camarllla Tomas Campoa Mlckey Cervantes- Ysalma De I a Rosa Antomo Flerro THIRD ROW Ofella Luna Emma Mejla Marma Munos Cruclta Pere Dlckey Ramlrez 5 ii bECOlND ROW Eudulla Garza Bernardlni Gonzales Guadalupe Oo mzales Alejos Lara Ofelxa Lara Concha Leal FOURTH ROW Mmerxa Ramlrez Ana Ramos Danlel Romo Sanllava Tamburwa Albert Tljerma TEACHER MRS LITTLETOIN X-.Fil .-I FIF 1 H ROW Llomc o Tobar Elolsa Valdez Amerlco Varoas SIXTH ROW Luls Vlllareal George Ybarra THIRD GRADE 41' !'5- Z I R A ln lnani l 1 'V al 5 4 'V . s. 4 QQ v- fo 1' , -Q xl ,V f' X I . . I 5 . X f. A 1 H, ' 1 Sf' I sf' 1 V J L. ii... I N 4 1. 'J -1: r - 'ra : , . 7 - r W- X 2 , se ,X 4 It . 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I 'W' Tiodoro Enriquez Arturo Lara Alicia Fierro Juanita Lara Edelmiro Flores Rosario Longoria I N THIRD ROW1 FOURTH ROW: A . a Ju5t0 Lopez Diejo PERB. , ,. A fr n- at , Lorina Pena l FIFTH ROW: Lupe Tambunga Rosita Tambunga Luis Tijerina TEACHER: MRS. HATLEY SIXTH ROW: Jose Tobar, Jr. Felix Trujillo Rosita Yvarro Beatriz Molina Rodollo Moran Lionel Munoz Inez Ortiz Arturo Pena Lupe Porras Ermelinda Ramos Mary Helen Ramos Johnny Sanchez SECOND GRADE N., Q' All FIRST ROVN Ella Alva Ester Borreoo Manuel Carde las Irene Caatro Jose Castmllo Anadella Cervantez THIRD ROM Selma Go Zales Valentme Go zale: Yolanda Guerra Bobby Herrera Reynaldo Lara Rodolfo Martmez TEACHER SECOND ROVN Senalda Cervantez Pablo Dornlnouez Delma Flerro Franclsco Galwan Corlna Garza .Iobefma Goz Lales FOURTH ROKR Frark Ortlz Rebecca Pena Roberto Perez Estalfo Rodrxquez Evangellne Rodmquez Andress Sanchez MISS FRANKLIN 3883 ll A Qc-1'- ---f.f, , FIFTH ROVI Blllxe Sanchez Jose Sanchez xl ...-4-115-A SIXTH ROW Cartarmo V1IlareaI Blas Vargas SECOND GRADE Jesusmta Yruegas I 3 no 5 l I I l ' 4: ' - 5 - ., l - L If H w f 1, ' 4 ' ' 1. .A 'Q ' !'- -If I A f K ,J 'L V I it X i ' I xx SX 11 ,Q E ll fe 1 'l l l ,s k W wx I Q 'X ff In N? 1 'P' 4 f fw w U :X H Q, r f' x I A , I FV 4 ,I 'ff f 55? A ' I . I ofa fe 4 I I l I ' L .M ,, -. A C, f V K ,X I I . il I , E Q- ,V C: 'x 0 'Sq A I 4 ox , 1 In ,Q -ef' n .R ' A ' ' R 7?.4 i', A- Ax fl A K 'V HF '12 I N ,ff ' . I .. NI , .-Marg ' ' ' 115 e-ll - ll Q . 1' f - ,L' ,. I A - i A- 2 l . D A I D A , 1' I 76 vu I. 1 'X 'A I I V 'Q .l fx lv 731- ' , . h l n H 1 I Q xl . Q 4 ' L Q V wx X 0 C- ' , I A R v , f I I 'S I X. +A., cc,c ' ' f. J Isa Ss ji , gl, I .el IE' 1 I Z I I Yu. :vw FIRST ROW Ruben Castro Ofeha Cervantez Sostenes De Hoyos EIv1ra Gallegas Erclha Garza SECOND ROVv NN 1Il1e Leal Elfmda Machado Porflrla IVIOIma Angelma Ortlz THIRD ROW Elma Rmvera Sammy R vera Armando Sanchez FIRST GRADE FOUR'I H ROW Roberto Sanchez Andy T1-yerma Eulogla Vmllareal FIFTH ROW Santlago Ybarro Refugmo Zamarrlpa TEACHER MISS HUGHES g 'Ia .. 'F R, ,, ax . K ' 3. ' I v- 6 I 5 'S 4 E B, if l .. 'E+ I 4 Yr A Ox ,Q ar - 2 ,N XX, '61- uit ' I' f ' If X I ' ' . x . 5? H' X ' .X 10? ' xx gf X Q 44 I , . ff S I I ' I fs I x V S! V' 1 'T 1 ri 'Z :rx K QR- V E IFS i X I ax 1 A 2 I 1 4 , Y: 1 , . I I 1 FIRST ROW Jesus Borrevo Gustavo Campos Cecello Cardenas Luc1a Dmaz Esperanza Enrmquez SECONID ROXN Eva Calmdo Genoveva Cahndo Herhnda Carya Grace Lmnan Cr1stobaI Martmez THIRD ROVN Josefma Pena Angellta Porras EIva Rodrxquez FOUR FH ROW Damel Sa mchez bu7ana Sanchez Azuzena Varela FIFTH ROVM Estalfo Narwas Juamta Yruevas TEACHER MRS. BROXN NINC FIRST GRADE 'WZ 'N S' i If WL S ll f l 1 7 I ' fs Q-N 7 K I X. V I ' , 4 .R ,M n . , ' E i . y A -sv 5 I 4 Ii ' I ,.i f' ,.A 1 ' -' A4 f l I 'M Alvt I Y , ' ,.., I fy , Q. . 'Q f ,Q 7 ' , M ZMEA' rr if ' ' I . 51 , ?-7 e. X A , A ' ' xxx W 3 I . T L ' If W.-- 1, fa I' VI ' . fi f , 4,4 ' W J Y' my I nth' Wg, v , W I Q r - V A, ' ' , I ...A x , . ' A ,ru ! ' - a A VN fc Q K I 'X fs ' A 7. , Aa 4 I ' ' I r., A I 'I . A ' A ,T -4. ,.,4 I ' . . W 1 -5 12 '9 1' K- A , 1' 9 ii' o A 1 Q ' ' A 1 ig Z- ' YA 1 ff 5' Q ' S ,. ' . I ff, , Q I W V O , Z O N an 'W ll if i I , '. . 'n X, I ll fi ? 'G 1, v t ,5 BI X., ' ' :V l TWH V ff it is G 1 I f ' ZF? 2, ' .5 A 5 in , -1 Q i' 641 'X '-'vi' na oi' sf J' - lk S A S I 4 9 is :lb fx 4 . ,, I . E i Lil it fur- tam nf' w S J v A I - .4'ifftig Q, is 1' in f ' I I If, ,f QA l V e R f i, FIRST ROW: 4 W 5 5 -, ,iii 0 Rosia Castro , - I Gloria Cervantez af 7, U ' Santiago Diaz X , -fix it X' Ana Duren l r M li,fg?,,.h Q K Rudolph Enriquez . 9 ' Minerva Garcia I A 3 we , - SECOND ROW: A D ,N F 1 A X A Rosa Linda Garza I 'Y 'Q ' Thomas Garza 'Nfl ,, Q Gloria Gomez If t If-X Aj ix Belia Gonzalez - - iff: Pedro Gonzalez 1 W , 1 A V I :ffl Lupe Hernandez 4 f X i il'::- -'CIF THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: WM In 44 Margarita Lara Eugene Ramirez ' M ' E Matilda Martinez Rodolfo Ramirez ,QA f ,I Alfredo Maskill Dalia Rios Y 7 Lupe Munoz Juan Rodriquez Jesus Pena '1 TEACHER: MRS. HARRIS N- ' f FIFTH ROW: SIXTH ROW: Ramon Sanchez Bernabe Villareal Florencia Tambunga Carolina Yruegas N N Richard Vargas W are proud thatthe O20 a 1101 Sybtem Hasbee enlarwed LJ prax e uQhoo1 lor our nolared podu a1 0 r rwthe f1r-,L year af t 'em Q 1as5esxxere he d 1 ef f'n11r the e rocommu O Jem thes hQ1x1n1'1'1J'w anew 0 e story aSLe J-, Q 111 Ch wav 1 4 TP115 hoo med V KE L1e memtlry mln 1 J X1 rr LO ett ' Jv 0 ww h hrs eafher af our LO ered 1 JJ Q prese f 1 r S 1 V1 aS15ter Irs 1 bbc rece xec herB A def1reefr1nmJarx1QCHr1mar OW eve Amme XX 1 F1eLder 8th Grade I Colemarr McM1llar 3rd Grade Donald HObbL6 ee Fmlde P116 8th Grade XS H bride 'Q I X Fredd1e Johnme Mac Xhlson Frelder 3rd Grade Znd Grade 4 Cherru F e der 4thGr1de I Rmhard Harglow lst Grade Patr1c11 Ann IN L INI11i111 4th Gride 4 1 Y '1 Oscar E Ransome lst Grade X 1111e B Frelder 3rd Crade gs' Ja -Y 4, S Curt1s Lee Wdson lst Grade fe Il' SC' fl . 1' . , 11 , 1' f 'ad I Ei 3 ,A ,f -In ' ' ' ' ' f 1 11 ' 'X , I . . . V , .,,,W Du 1 , A T ' ' 15 C1T'l1:Q1 .,1, A 5 I, 'lim Q . C' 5 '- 1 ir th Baptist V' 1 E1 wk, in :1 5 ' 1 xity. 1, ' K , iT, 1 I ,V 3 1951 , fC f O 1.1 r 'ed 11110 I W, V1 - . 'Q.pfaYf,.'-,id:1.-5 P riding, I I i whi- 1 f b 1131 at a dar of S4,' '1 . M I I I A gr . 'naw Xia. buff it 3 ' - . ilj,,3,,:,QM I x ,, , M C ' lofi 11. ho:111r1f . 'rS. I z , Q5 ,W , ck, Tayrmr, h 'z Q 2 e ' it I ' 'fl' 1 - g if i1w.111l -' ' xprtezahe 1SMr .Cu:,.1eI.of11s, ' ofIN sfiryior. N ,f-i 4' 1, ' - Y v , ,A , 1 -Aim: NA , . D , . ,L 5, 1 1 '.,.,, WMV , A Q VL C .E 5 H1 1 1514. f--fd,. My . ?fwi,f.,r::r .1 I ' - 4..'!1'1 .a -- fx '-- - + ,..,3-3 .3-fda 2,4 N , .V h ,Q .B . v, . t wry ' Q , V -A' W ' ,1vi:35?4'-'Q , , . Q ., 'iw 11 X 4 - 42 .5 1 5 . ,W 1-1. Ii' N ' n ' I 6 H W ! 4 1 1 X 1 Q U I I 11 L 1 1 , - - C N .. ' 1 ,r at 1 L 11' V' 6 ' - ' 1 1 ' 11. 2 1 e 1 Q 1 11-1, fffix 1 'e I' , Q t -fn V K r :N . A . KA 5 g I, T l J, SPORTS an integral part of the American way of life and a part of our school and our year. Our sports build bodies, but more important they build character, confidence and self-control. From the first time we are on a softball or football team down in the elementary school, we work at sports and love them for there's no thrill quite like winning a race, or sinking a beautiful shot, whether it's in the P.E. class or the dist-rict play-off. 5' Our athletic plant is reputed to be one of the best equipped in all West Texas. Always expanding, the campus has grown rapidly inthe past few years. Lion Stadium andthe Davidson Memorial Gymnasium have both been dedicated within the last few seasons. Each is equipped with the best materials available. Coupled withthe buildings in which we do most of our studying, our athletic plant provides a well- rounded program in our school life. 'V 4531 1 Q -1 .,- nik- U, J. 'fro-.xv .V . rt 4 ' ,. 2 - F . 5 r- 2 fl' I 3 1 gg L nm l. L J --s nm m F t I 1 X rl F - f. Q ' ' 'Mb' in V 5.-ig. .PS - .g A Y . -,U K ,L xr , . .,- -. ...- ,A ,3',gv s. in 1 -' Q - ' -1 '-P T21-'iifgqi--' A it 731, 1 5 '15 L' W 4-.-..:.a-n..g, ,.. ..,.,,,.,,.., 'i:fjfl'Fv up --li 35, Q -ff as , f' 1 - 'L . +1 r ' 'fr' '--+a- w-A.. rj ' -' ' - ssafigldg, l.-ff' .., . ,- - .. ' '.,' gay 'Rl' ' - ' fe- --0 ' L..-...Q-Q.. .17 ' 'X Cel- ' k :?C 'A .. f iCQSL':'. f-urge 'UN' be .f:-- - A Q:-rm lx N X., -4 Mc' 1 -V'-1 Img' . , 5-4. , - ,. f.'1..BQs--3. ' 13 This is Mr Pelto's fourth year as head basketball coach and assistant footballcoach A graduate of T C U whe re he played Southwest Conference basketball he holds a B S degree This year s Lion quintet is the second he has coac hed to a District Champion- ship for OHS. J.A. PELTO LARRY WILKIN Coach Wilkin came to Ozona this year after t coaching the backfieldat Mexia High School. He made the All-State team while at Kilgore Junior College. He received a B.S. degree from Texas Wesleyan College, where he played outstanding football. CHARLES WOMACK A graduate of Trinity University, Mr. Wo- mac k coached Junior' High football and basketball,andalltrackteams. He received a B.S. in Physical Education from Trinity. One of his big moments came last summer when he went to the N.A.A.A. track meet as member of the Texas team. MRS. CHARLES WOMACK Like her husband, Mrs. Womack holds a B. S. degree in Physical Education from Trinity. She participated in all sports, especially intennis. She coaches all Junior and Senior Qu R High School girls sports. MISS RETA BALLINGER CROWNED FOOTBALL QUEEN Every Friday night in fall brought a football game. We sat in icy winds and warm breezes to watch our purple and gold teamn. The Lions didn't win many games, but they played hard and clean, as evidenced by the tie with Eden for the Glasscock Sportsmanship Award. Some people thought our student body needed a little more football spirit, that maybe we could have yelled a little louder for the Lions. Nevertheless, we loved 'em and backed 'em because they were Our Team. iw 345 :N gh., X ,4 Yxif Vlfjl. X v- ' L Reta was crowned football queen at the annual football banquet. The team gave her a handkerchief auto- graphed by all of them, a bouquet of roses and serenaded her--a little off key--with Let Us Call You Sweet- heart. FALL BROUGHT FOOTBALL l Aw. ' I FOOTBALL!!! We worked hard and maybe loafed a little. We laughed and had our bad moments, too. We thought, talked, read and dreamed football. We had our jokes about practice and training, about other players and the funny things that happened. We might have even joked a little when we won the Glasscock Award. But we were proud of it and of our team. It was all part ofthe 1951 football season. Y' BOBBY WOlVlACK-- tackle, a three-year letterman, Bobby is known for all those pep talks he made as captain this year. PETE ClSNEROS-- tackle, tri-captain and three-year letter- man, Pete has tackled his way through many a line. LlCN'S CLUB ALL-DISTRICT BANQUET. . . Here Coach Wilkin, the Eden coach and the captains of both teams accept the Sportsmanship Award. Coaches and teams from Menard, Junction, Sonora, Eldorado, Eden and Ozona were pre- sent at this yearly affair given by the Ozona Lion's Club. This organization and its members are among the Ozona team's most enthusiastic backers. LION TRI-CAPTAINS y vm-,z.z TOM PINER--halfback a feather-merchant for speed, Tom has cap- tained the Ozona Lions two of his three years on the team f JOE BAILEY quarterback .Tater lettered as a Semor thus year and threw hls way out of many tlght spots ALLEN HAIRE half back as a one year letterman Allen per formed a flne duty as defenslve half back CHARLES GARLITZ end, a two year letter man, Gary brought honor to hls team by bemg named to the second all dlstrlct team. KENNETH BLEDSOE end a one year letter man Kenneth turned In hls best performance of the year In the Pecos game BILL SCHNEEMANN center atwo year letterman Bxll the man always under the plle has seen many a game upslde down AML BALDOMERO RAMON end, a two year letter man, Baldomero dld a good Job as defensmve worker. aah we - VIRGIL IVIACHADO halfback known for hls speed Vlrgll I5 a two year letterman and has hlghllghted many an OHS game BILLY WEST fullback has earned two OHS letters He IS remem bered for hls dr1ve and good mature on t e grldxron KOOTSEY SMITH guard, a two year letterman, he was one ofthe flnest llne pushers on defense. I I- : A ' 3 as I 'ff' il R , 4:1 , A' 'ii v A . . , v L, . 'W' 5 ' I ' '-Q L3 '7' 'Ii ff ., , f . ! I 4 - Q ' I In .. - 1 ' ' - , - Y 1 I 9 I -' . X ' ll ' ll . - . A , A h I : - g JIIVINIIE MCIVIULLAN guard a one year letterman Jlmmy turned lll a flne exhlbltlon lll the Junctmon game L I 'Av' SCOTT HICKIVIAN tackle a one year letterman one of Sleepy s best games was the lraan tussle GRAHAM CHILDRESS tackle although he lacked a few quarters to letter Graham wlll see a lot of actlon m the next two years RONNIE MCMULLAN center a one year letterman much wxll be see trom thls freshman III the future BILL MANESS end a two year letterman Blll was knocked out of the 5l season because OflF1jL1I'lES recelved ln the Llano Game WILBURN CONKLIN end Wllburn IS a fmne punter and should be come a fme player before he graduates ln DON COOPER guard a one year letterman Don plugged mary holes forthe OHS Llons thls year '13 CHARLES HALE half back a one year letter man thls llttle freshman wmll prove mlghty dangerous wmth a plg skln under hls arm -1-Ev SAM MARTINEZ guard Sam dxd hms part thls year by playmg defensxve and gwmg the fmrst strmg lots of trouble K 3 A , - I - p - l , . , . ..i9,2 L V'. - 0 ' ' -. - fc .V ' U it , ,, vs . 1 1 A 2 , , 5 5 . - 4- A '- L47 , ' I 5 ' , , I 3 xr U f i , 'E ff- f 5 S f I n - 1 ' ' I - - 1 I Y I 1 . , . . r - I 4 U C7 '. 4 - o ' ' 1 , ' Q T ' W , , , I K js , n A ix ii .B r ' rv L l 1 'Q -- 4' ,.,, rd A A tv- , . .- jg' I .fan my 1 L A A pa -Q , lf X S . '12 . U t .vu ' x . 5 ' . ' - 1 11 2 - . 4' . 3' I Y , . . . , . . I - . Y q V ' I . '53, ' . VL! 'J lewd.. DAVID PRICE back Although he sat on the bench most of thls year Davld s servlce on next year's team wlll be valuable KENNETH PHILLIPS center although Ken neth dld not letter he gomg to be rough to handle for the next two years SAM MARTINEZ .IR halfback, Sammy was out for hrs flrst year of football, but because of h1s defenslve work should prove a good halfback. ANTONIO RODRIQUEZ back a freshman Antomo has proved he could be mlghty useful ln a ttght spot ii' .IODY JONES guard Jody IS a freshman but has proved that he can be relled on for the next three years i ONESIMO DE HOYOS guard, Oleo ms a two year letterman, and was the Llons only member to be named on the fxrst All Dlstrlct team. BUDDY WHITLEY end Buddy dldn t see qulte enough actxon to letter but he lS pretty useful on defense DON TAYLOR back Don got a slow start but wlll be IIT there plugglng vymth the rest for two more years IGINACIO PEREZ manager Ignacxo has made a flne manager for the team, and has glven hls best, though not on the fleld. , I .A g 0 ..-H I I A ,. ' - X V 0 X , Q 'Vt J 1 n x' , , K 1 , '. . V kv , 5 ' e Rv A il J k I ' - 4 1 ,,,. -F1 'f- . 'rf ,.,. ' ' ,J I , L '21, M . - f f 1 , S. A -s ': D I I l ' I , . . . . , . . I ,Q T, . I 4 , A ' li s . . l ' fi . . 5 Y . A - 5 V . X l , , - I 1 1 A y VS , . N .gg J xx 'I Rf , .. il 4 '- - ' s - 'X JI X Y- . x A' 5-ww Y' ' Ir' gi I-1 I. X, I . , . 4 ' U ,, -X , 1 g y Q , .4 ,fm ' I I 42.4 - E ' I . 4. I 1 ' ' ' Y ' ' , un vw ' - - - ' GARLITZ. AND PINER, CO-CAPTAINS OF THE '52 FOOTBALL TEAM, SHAKE HANDS At the end of the football season, the Lions voted by secret ballot for their captains for 1952. The results of this election were kept a deep, dark secret until the announcement was made at the banquet. Tom Piner and Charles Garlitz were chosen to lead the Lions in '5Z. Tom is a junior, has lettered in the backfield for three years, and was one of the tri- captains this year. Charles is a sopho- more, has lettered for two years, played various positions inthe line and this year was named to the second all-district team. FOOTBALL MR. BRAY COMMENDS THE 1951 TEAM ON THEIR Mothers of the team members did most of the planning and work that made this year's football banquet such a big success. The place cards, which were made by Clay Adams, were caricatures ofthe team members, and all the guests received leather autograph books in the shape of footballs. These gota bit battered before the evening was over from the countless names each collected. The speeches were good, the jokes funny, the food delicious--Mr. Pelto Said the apple pie and cheddar cheese was his One Touch of Minnesota. And of course there were the words that have become OHS folklore, which were uttered by Kootsey Smith when the boys were asked to introduce their dates: I brung myself. ACCOMPLISHMENTS IN THE FACE OF OVERWHELMING ODDS Ml ,MW lg I-I A M N' pzsmze 1.952 K N .4 E F These are our boys manager and coach who won the Dlstrmct 6A champlonshxp They brought honorto themselves tothelr communlty and to thelr school These are the boys who worked hard after school tralned durlng the Thanks gmvlng and Chrlstmas I-Iolxdays whlle the rest Ofus ate turkey and dresslng Yes these boys are deservmg of all they earned Our team went to the Reglonal Meet IH Lubbock on February Z9 whe re we unfortunately metD1mm1tt ln the flrst round of play and were defeated We take co usolatxon In the fact that thxs team won the Reglonal Meet and later D1vls1onalChamplons IH the State Meet ID Austtn and defeated both Class A and Class AA schools The members of thls vlctorlous team are left to rlght Fxrst Row Tom Pmer Vxrgll Machado Joe Baxley Blll Maness Vlfayne Kuykendalland Vl llburn Conklxn Second Row CoachJ A Pelto Scott Hxckman Garlmtz and Pete LIONS Ozona Ozo na Ozo na Ozona Ozo na Ozo na Ozo na Ozona DonCooper Bobby Womack Blll Schneemann Charles Cmsneros manager DISTRICT RECORD Sonora Eldorado Junctlon Menard Sonora 43 Eldorado 38 31 Junctxon 26 44 Menard 30 . . . OUR CHAMPICNSHIP TEAM x I3 , . : V L - 1 is J g ' - -- - .1 - - 1 3 ' I R ' 3 'A .N , ,fp v 4, ' a- z, A 1. 1, 1 A 5: ' A h ' I , E A I it ' I - ' I 4 s , 3 5 2 2 ' ' ' ' 36 23 . A ' ' 43 ' Z4 ' ' , 49 28 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 36 35 Our champnons are ready to leave for the Lubbock Reglonal Meet We gave them a blg send off a few mmutes later wxth the entlre school out to wxsh them luck L xx , BOBBY WOIVIACK was one of the stars of the McCamey game. I-Ie was always dependable in a tight spot and wouldn't choke. Very good as a defensive ball player. Bobby was a Senior. TOM PINER proved that basketball is still halfdefense by making the Eldorado All-Tournament team on defense. We think Tom did aswell job both offensively and defensively. Tom was a Junior, so has one more year. S awk- .ai 2 BILL MANESS was the boy with the eye, When he shot, the big boys who were to rebound went down to the other end of the court. No sense in rebounding a ball after it sails through the hoop. Bill was a Juniorg his talents will be depended on next year. BILL SCHNEEMANN was our scorer this year. With his rebound, pivot, and jump shots he pushed through more points than any other player this season. A hustler and a rebounder, he was one of the boys who made our double post offense click. DON COOPER a good rebounder, and a real hustler on aloose ball. This was Don's first year out, and he dida goodjob. Next year, as a Senior, he should prove to be doubly good. JOE BAILEY Drive, drive and keep driving was Joe's motto. You can see that he carried this out, by getting 131 freethrows. Joe was a Senior and will be missed next season. 5-ififitevfgfs f!f2ii'5E.2 mgm..s snoii CHARLES GARLITZ made the All-Tournament team at Big Lake by playing a magnificent game against San Angelo. He was just a Sophomore, opponents look Out in the next two years. VIRGIL, MACHADO Four point Virgil could always be depend- ed on to get four points or more. Virgil is a Senior and his graduation will be a loss to the squad. SCOTT HICKMAN had toughluck this year. He missed two tournaments and four games because of ill- ness, but when he played he ate the opposing team up with his left-hand jump shot and his rebounding. WAYNE KUYKENDALL. another eye who could shoot from any place and hold his own against anybody under any conditions. Wayne is a Junior, and should be one of the most valuable men on the squad next year. WILBURN CONKLIN started a little late, but toward the end of the season he had developed a terrific one-hand jump shot Wilburn is also a Junior, and should show much improvement next year. These are our reserves the ones who usually smt It out on the bench Yet they are the ones who make' the team Wmthout them to fall back on tn an emergency our team would suffer sl Lefttorlght Dav1dPr1ce Jody Jones Graham Chxldress Sammy Martmez J1mm1eMcMullan Don TaylorandRonn1e IVIcMullan Thls tmpresswe array represents four years hard work on the part of Coach Pelto and the Ozona Llons basketball teams These are the troph1es whtch the teams have won smce 1948 when Mr Pelto came to Ozona l 4 '1' 41 ? M Y . . X , X -p Q f ' 1 , ,G My fb mmf'-xe 'QW' I ws K l' -mx' ff ' 7 ' Q, A- . I . . , t . , 721 'Z , lf it , X , 1 . . , X of X! , t 31 ,g . I ni , A D - fa Kx A I I K Marshal1Parham, Menard, and Ed Wachtel, Carrizo Springs, stretch as they go high on a jump ball during the consolation finals. On January 24, 25, and 26, the Ozona Lions were hosts to 14 other teams at the 21st annualbasketball tournament. Approximately 150 boys,coaches and school officials attended. The Andrews HighSchool's Mustangs copped the championship by defeating the Reagan High School Owls 43-34 in the final game on Saturday night. Carrizo Springs won the consolation finals by defeating the Menard Yellow Jackets 56-27. OUR TOURNAMENT ,225 fabovel Raby Hamilton, Andrews, and Clifford Farris, Reagan High, fight fora rebound ata crucial time in the championship tilt. ALL TOURNAMENT SELECTION Billy Spear and J. Frank Davis, Andrewsg Norman Kothman, Men- ard, Jackie Lackey, Lake View, Buck Turk and Harold Holden, Carrizo Springs, Donald Barber and Billy Cutbirth, Big Lake, Kneeling, Tommy Singleton, of Andrews, out- standing player. GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW Alena Faye Powers Pat Ward Ann Ratlxff Marlon Mock Kay Slmmons and Pat Cooper SECOND ROW Betty Walley Sandra Brewer Sophle Relna Sh1rley Kost and Vwlan Trotter When speakmg of sports and athletlcs most people thmkof boys actlvttles but the glrls are takxng part ln the OHS athletmc program Thls year the glrls partxclpated for the flrst tlme ln dlstrlct basketball The team composed of two .Tumors three Sophomores and slx fresh men played dlstrxct games durmg the season wlth Sonora and Junct1on Non dlstrlct games were played wxth Barnhart and Rankln The glrls enteredthe Sonora tournament at the beglnmng of the season before dxstrlet play started thus gwmg the team some ldea of what they needed to work on The team was coached by Mrs Jane Wo mack who showed great patlence and under standxng lntrammg the glrls durlng thelr flrst year of mter school compet1t1on We are looklng forward to next year and know that our glrls wlll proflt greatly from thms year s experxence BASKETBALL I - 1 1 1 1 1 ' - 1 1 1 . 1 . ' . .. . . . . .i-Av 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' , 1 - ' ' . - n 1 ' . 1 JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: Dwight Odom, George Bunger, Carl Conklin, Gail Garlitz, J.R. Halydier and Joe Everett. SECONDROW: Robert Robertson, Wayne Hicks, Brock Jones, Benny Friend, Don Thompson, Buddy Deakins, Jerry Beasley, and Lloyd West. THE CUBS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: Clayton Friend, Erby Chandler, Roy Glenn Sutton, Gail Garlitz, Joe Everettand Carl Con- klin. SECONDROW: George Bun- ger, BillBlack, Mark White, Jake Young, Bill Mullen, and John Hick- man. THIRDROW: Wayne Hicks, Don Thompson, Royal ' Caswell, Jesse Marley, Roy Barnett and LloydWest. FOURTH ROW: Mike Clayton, Buddy Deakins, Jack Mullen,BrockJones,Benny Friend, Jerry Beasley,and J.R. Halydier. HIGH SCHOOL TEAM If 550' lst row Ann Baguett Carol Frlend Cecllma Cooke Robble Kuyken dall and Gwynel Walker Znd row Jan Jones Carol Blackstone Darl yne Alford Sarah Hlcks Barbara Guthrle Caro lyn Stuart and Ros1e Walley Volleyball ,0- lst row: Leona Cunning- ham, Alena Faye Powers, Betty Walley, Ann Ratliff and Charlene Perks. Znd row: Sandra Brewer, Vivian Trotter Sophie Rexna Jane Adams Shxrley Kost and Jeannene Thonnpson JUNIOR HIGH TEAM 3 'y-ff f ggi we Qs' lst row' Nancy Perdue Lucre cxa Montes Betty Cunmngham and Jane Hallford Znd row Kay Smmmons Pat Ward Ann Ratllff Pat Cooper and Sandra Brewer JUNIOR HIGH TEAM if if 3' J. ,A :qm- ' f-1. .Mya 1 35.5, X , , ,H ' 221' -.4-Aw f ' 4 X' ' I, J Qi, ff- HIGH SCHOOL TEAM 519 if lst row Gwynel Walker Martha Balley Alma Ingham Cec111a Cooke Carol Frlend and Ann Stuart Lllllan Barnett Darl yne Alford Sarah Hlcks Jean Prlce Jan Jones and Rosle Walley Softball ' I , . K , , ' 'C I P - , a -N , , , V , r- Q n Y ,. - ' Q . - X ,4 . I E , V ' Q 't I Q - H ' 1 Q, 4 . I Q 5' A A .. , 4 , K, 1 , 2 -1 N, ' I , A f an in ,- by ,,,, rf- ' , , . f. on if J QW' , 1 Aff figs? - , X gi!T'vP?iii!,v 1 1 J O, X J 'J' O U Baggett. Znd row: Carolyn g!E1psfl,PL 15.31, t 2 , , - o X- nl 1 ' Q if V, A5 I is l I YLIEJV ,V - l ' My-W awry: : 1 ll ig. X. V .v X . l J 1 ti 1- f- if 1 .C ! , 2 Q 2 .1739 ff S V F5524 S , .F V fi . xr 1 E' Y - - , , 5 '-,ki X xi Q1 'xx i Q sc v. . 4' li. 4 Q Mr. Massingill coached the boys' teams. Jody Jones and Charlie Black played in the Junior Doubles, Wilburn Conklin and Charles Gar- litz in Senior Doubles and Don Coop- Qgv 6 at ,bff .ig 3 ,i I x Q , 1 fi Qxvfk x x 1' ., .Mm -4 'sf :if ,. qv , .344 E - f 39 'AEE' 4. xii, lg +2 ri if 5. I i 1 X ' 'U' 5 X T x f A v 'Ti er in Senior Singles. Ann Ratiiff and sandra Brewer won second place ,RRR A sl e in Junior Girls' Doubles. lmfxx.. if Mrs. Womack coached A M' 3-.K E li' . the girls' teams. 3 X22 XXX 1 2 3 , ZVA 1 . A, , XX F ,V 'ga W : i ? fa? ?1t1E A V I I Xxx Z f X 'x 231, as as X Tennk X, is Wanda Carden ind Kay Slmmons represented us ln the Semoz and Junlor Glrls sxngles at thc Dlst rlct Meet Jeannene Fhompson and Alene Faye Powers were our entrants ln Semor Girls Doubles Tennis JN' .JW ' I 'vs Nl Wiki, ,ff- urf 114 N if I! I IJX A LC 1T1LX cz UIQM Spring Brings Track TJ, 7 . v '11, Q ,W K, . 9,- W M' 5' 1 5 V T 1 A '. X! ' ' T -- 3-5, la, p . , W., ' 1 ' ' ' A f 1 K , I x . Q I Q .L W 15 sill' . - if N o 4 'ra MLW, ' I 'NV A x 4. B Lily Vdzliivg' Oi, ' 4U 1'L'l?1Y1L'li and Norris Iiwgmf LJ11Vld Prizm, Chin lL S ' .x:'1w.1'5', li. f- Y KJV G:1!'1'T', 'lkwzt Pi C115 1 3 'V - .uni Y-lv1'IlI'l'1h If 'i L ,H-sq, g y -Ex Y Wh' tzilxck My i I . U hig. 21 ' ' 1' ', Q fran- ' dj, v -'IQ ' I I ,WZ i new ' I P 1. ' Nr 'L' ' .vi , 41'-'l ' W fi, ,Y1 ' A l - ' if ,swim - A 'z ig, . . ', ' f, l f'5. ' ., ,Z-.rnflit A -. in I ' Kay gets set for a sprint start. At the Bluebonnet Belle Relays in San Angelo, Kay won four firS1Z places, including setting a new N record for the broad jump-- -. 'J' 16' l . Other events won were 50-yard dash, lOO-yard dash and high jump. 41. Bluebonnet Belles 221. K0-Qffs I He,,,l ,V E, 14 .kk - , is I X, V-'V is fabovel Our relay team: flst rowj Sandra Brewer, Betty Walley, and Marion Mock. Znd row: Barbara Bonn Kay Simmons, , Shirley Kost and Ann Ratliff. Marion practices a baton pass to Kay. JONES' MUSTANGS 'lst Row: Robert Boyd, P.L. Childress, Bob Cooke, Pierce Miller,Douglas Stuart, Bobby Childress and Pat Jones. Znd Row: Mark Baggett, Emmett Lovell, Dicky Flanagan, Joe McMullen, Bob Meinecke and Johnny Jones. lm :FN in 3 ja- iq, 0 A .f , .1 ai 1'.. a,n!,g, -a.:' a 3 0 Jax MEINECKEUS JETS lst Row: Tommy Stokes, David Piper, Louie Mock, Muggins Good, Jimmy Free- man, Tommy Fields, Joe Perks, and Bill Gibson. Znd Row: Leslie Deland, George Blackstone, Gary Thomas, Joe Warren Friend and Bill Meinecke. s 3, e WILLIAMS EAGLES Al' A U F Rx lst Row: Teddy Maples, Ridge Sewell, Jerrold Greer, Weldon Day, Ronnie Beall and Loy Elmore. Znd Row: Ronald Carnes, Royce Ballinger and Jimmy Williams. 1 qv Czona Lions 1958-59 JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL ' I H SOFTBALL TEAM 'l A -uv Left to right: Royal Caswell, Jerry Gilliam, Jim Butler, Roy Glenn Sutton, J.R. Halydier, Gail Garlitz, Bill Mullin, and Carl Conklin. Znd row: Wayne Hicks, Jackie Adwell, Jesse Marley, Brock Jones, Mike Clayton, Mark White and Lloyd f- West. 3rd row: Robert Robertson, Earl Deland, Benny Friend, Jack Mullen, Don 'U II I . '5g! . .. .QQ-. - ., .iw---5 fx . . 'v '-f 3 so 'L Q V- :J 0,-,Z at ' M ,-, ' . :- Ny -i. I? Ji.: - Thompson, Buddy Deakins and Jerry Beasley. Coach, Johnny '- Clark. The Junior High organized a softball team, so, not to be outdone,the South Ele- mentary also formed a team. The two teams had three clashes, the Junior High winning two out ofthree games. The South Elementary team played Sonora two games tocompletetheir season, while the Junior High team entered in District competition QP, f' 4'- n . .X I 'I Sin Q Softball SOUTH ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SOFTBALL TEAM lst row: Leopoldo Cervantez, Disidoro Tijerina. Juan Rodriquez, Charlie Castro, Antonio Gomez, Tomas Lopez, and Ramon Perez. Znd row: Bobby Martinez, Arturo Gonzales, Santiago Gomez, Jr., Joe Lara, Johnny Ramirez, Leandro Flores, Eusevio Longoria and W.H. Stockard, coach. . L fr ,Q ,W I ,.x...- .. . .. - .. .. .. ...gf . - 4 Q- - - , ex- , .,y,X-' ---L - -,V,. ,. x,Mz,.'.,---.4,..1-xz-...-...,-y. A.. A ' 'lf-. ' -T, N,--I ,. .N ,- N., .u- . 3- x.1x.fyf..v- XJ... N ,-,Q ' XJ xx.. . x.,..,....... A xzxaya -.4 ..v-v- . -- .f .1 -.1 NNf -1 x,...-,.-.-.f xxx...---- .. gag.:- ..'---,J ..-A,.-..-. .-.-. -V .-., Lf .1 ,.f 'Q' 83' N1 w.- W-v-5 sv v---.. ,XA - ..--u-.v- ..,..-.-...-- .. ,',..,,..1 ,JL- .. ,.,, ...,,..,,,..... . 1 . , ,JK .V -. x .... -..... ..f qw -V -,.?.. .. -..4x.fv..1...... ,,. 1.3, .:,... Hui- ' i.-1-'-s4..'.f.f...1 vsd AA. .. U.-. x..,,. ......-- -- -x v, V X X X -. .'X xxx!-..- ..--1.-.1..s1.. .-...v-1 x.,x.f..,-... ..- fx ..... x.,-..- J. --...,-..-,.,,-. 'I KI' 'f'Xf'f' is-v 1-1111.3 4, Q-' :-QM 1 -.nf ---..,- ..-..-..---,,-- ,'.,, ... - Xa --' .-' .-a 'vyq N.. ..,, . , f .......f x.,--..'..-.--'--'- :- A D xc- ' - ..,. .. -.-'.l'fL ., . - -1N.1..vvf xz.QL....... ... VV .... - - .. --.....a-L,s1 A fx ,-. A -1 ... .-t r 'X I 'Hi . X . S. , .x 45. ...fx.zs.1......... .., - J --.f u The way we work and the way we play--the difference betweenany school and any year, and Our School and Our Year---that!0l1Cl'1 of indiv- iduality that makes activities our very own. Dances, contests orawards, they were the extra things we did and into eac:h'we put our own memories and meaning. Our School at Work and Play . . . I 1 Qian! my ,W I fi 'fi T ' ' W 'QW J we, My , at .imfw , ' LX 4W 4W , i, -, 'L Q,..',' ' E M4555 Q ' R2 n - fx ' ' 3 '1 f ' , I 1 ' , . f'W m'a'N J f iv A trifle 1 'nl' W' ijt! A A X Ht, fm, 4 e7 1- 2.3554 ff S, H. vi., I NORTH ELEMENTARY STUDENT COUNCI Reading clockwise from center: Judy Black, Marjorie Thompson, Catherins Guthrie, Barbara Barbee, Tommy Sue Chandler, Loy Elmore fpresidentl, Camille Adams Qsecretaryl, Johnny Jones, Bob Meinecke, Jimmy Freeman, Bobby Child- ress, Grace Chandler, and Brent Moore. SOUTH ELEMENTARY STUDENT COUNCI Reading clockwise from center: Alonzo Martinez, Willie Montes, Ismael Flores, Tomas Lopez, Adela Rodriguez fsecre - taryj, Soveida Machado fpresidentl, Bobby Martinez fvice-Presidentl, Mary Castro, Alma Vargas and Leopoldo Cervantes. ' r V' JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL Leftto right: Timothy Argo, Nancy Mad- doux, Mary Lou Johnigan, Ann Baggett, Cecilia Cooke, Carl Conklin, fpresiclentl, CarolBlackstone, fsecretaryl, Georgiana Ball, Gail Garlitz, Stanley Williams and Bobby Sutton. These prepare us for . . . HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL The High School Student Council was sponsored by Mr. Yager, and had two representa- tives from each high school class. Joe Bailey was Presifleni, Tom Piner was Vice-President, and Bill Schneemann, Secretary. Kay Kirby and John Greer represen- ted the Seniors, Marion Mock and Scott Hickman, the Juniors, Jane Adams and Charles Garlitz, the Sophomores, and Betty Walley and Ronnie MeMullan, represented the Freshmen. This . . . High School Student Council Each of our four student councils is a stepping stone to the next. In North Elementary and South Elementary the fundamentals of a smooth functioning Stu- dent Council are learned. In Junior High we use our know how to really get a voice in the rules, activities, etc. of our school. ln High School, the Student Council selects the annual staff and decides much about school elections, in additionto giving the administration and faculty the stu- dents' viewpoint on various problems. This year the Student Council finished the constitution and made a name for itself as dance sponsors, to give the High School recreation, but partly, they admit, just to make money. ...ef v--A Y, L H Our Band Corbett Smith, Director FLUTE Barbara Fields Sammy Houston Betty Walley OBOE Jimmy McMullan Ann Ratliff CLARINET Bobby Womack Buddy Whitley Shirley Kost Brock Jones Lynn Parker Robert Freeman Mary Lou .Iohnigan Lou Nell Beall Royal Caswell Jake Young, Jr. Durwood Wylie Barbara Guthrie Darlyne Alford Gearl Dean Long Lillian Barnett Bill Black Jonathan Burton Jim Burton ALTO CLARINET Jo Ann Deaton BASS CLARINET Marion Mock Dorothy Greer BASSOON Pat Cooper ALTO SAXOPHONE Virgil Machado Alena Faye Powers Frank Taylor TENOR SAXOPHONE Pete Cisneros BARITONE SAXOPHONE Jo Ann Allen CORNET Tom Piner Kay Simmons Donald Taylor Raul Machado Carl Conklin Beverly Day Gwynel Walker Stanley Williams Eda Ann Robison Roy Barnett FRENCH HORN Ki-nt Chapman Susie Schneemann TROMBONE Wilburn Conklin Bill Schneemann Don Lott Mark White Terry Carlman BARITONE Don Cooper Dwight Odom BASS Kenneth Bledsoe TYMPANI Jeannene Thompson BELLS Martha Bailey DRUMS Jan Jones Betty Cunningham Carolyn Stuart Ceorgiana Ball Cecilia Cooke Sandra Brewer CYMBALS Barbara Hendrick ,.wm.:w, .. V iff 1 After the work, yelling and voting of try-outs, Kay Kirby, Reta Ballinger, Alena Faye Powers and Betty Walley emerged vic- torious as our cheerleaders. Then one day at pep-rally, Wayne Kuykendall helped the cheerleaders teach us a new yell Big Chief Wahoo. We liked Wayne so much that he became our fifth leader and Wahoo one of our favorite yells. Lion Boosters Drum Majorette, Marion Mock and twirlers Barbara Fields, Jeannene Thompson, Shirley Kost and Sandra Brewer led the band in their striking purple-velveteen-and-gold- braid uniforms. We're especially proud of Shirley who won a Division I rating in the Regional Twirling Contest at San Angelo. .st 'Q 1 jx H, f ,fir -1 A . rv af, A54 Bea uf' 7571, These led cheex-G for the Cubs Carol Friend Rosie Walley Carolyn Stuart Robbie Kuykendall and Ann Bai c ett M3 ff Zgfff I !Z f ,ff These twirled for Junior High games: Alma Ingham, Martha Bailey, Susie Schneemann, BarbaraGuthrie and Cecilia Cooke. fx ,ff These Backed the Cubs THE AYER STAFF Here the 1952 Ayer staff takes time off from its work to pose for the photographer. All seemed pleased about the outcome of their year's work on the annual. To build a yearbook--a new and novel experience. Compiling on these pages extra specialuthings whichmake our school individual and more dear to us than any other, was our task. Each of us planned layouts, drew and wrote for this remembrance of our sc:hool...in 1952. Joe Bailey was editor, Jane Adams served as assistant editor. Kay Kirby was business manager, with Graham Childress as her able assistant. Jean- nene Thompson drew our cover design, and Wanda Carden was typist. Other members ofthe staffwere Betty Walley, Marion Mock, Bill Schneemann and Wayne Kuykendall. Miss Mildred North was our sponsor. Our Publications The I..ion's Roar is published , weekly by the students of the Jour- nalism class ofthe I-IighSchool under the direction of Miss Mary Koepp, and is printed by the Ozona Stock- man. The editor of the paper this yearwas Marion Mock. Norris Po- gue wrote the features, Wayne Kuy- kendallwas sports writer, and Doris West was responsible for society news. Other contributors were Jane Adams, KennethBledsoe, Bill Gillit and Kc nneth Phillips. ii. -an ,,M,..-, The L.ion's Roar staff visits the Ozona Stockman office to see how their copy finally gets into print. Choristersaftertheirwinter concert with Director Harold Lip- ford: fleftto rightj: front row: Hilda Montes, Charlene Perks, Henrietta Witcher, Marion Mock and Jo Ann Deaton. Znd row: Della Mae Mason, Nancy Perdue, Jeannene Thompson, Sandra Brewer, and Betty Cunningham. Back row: Kay Kirby, Kay Simmons, Sophie Reina, Billie Chandler, and Eva Borrego. The Choral Club's big activity this year was the Winter Concert under the direction of Mr. Harold Lipford. Both Junior High and High School groups partic ipated in it. After Mr. Lipford left, Mr. Corbett Smith directed the group in addition to his duties as Band Director. 1 is in ' Qs A' H' Junior High singers, Mr. Lipford and accompanist, Billie Chandler. Jeannene presents Mr. Lipford with a small token of appreciation for...... Our Singers 'Y Jeannene Thompson, who is known for the clothes she designs and makes, won the Texas Wool Shepherdess Award and was selected Wool Princess at the National Wool Growers' Convention. After her triumphin Kerrville, where her garment was judged on construction, suita- bility,accessories, modeling, etc,, she com- peted in Portland, Oregon, with girls from all wool-growing states for the National titles. She had the honor of being the first National Wool Princess, who is the outstanding person- ality among the contestants. ,457 Fa ' Wool Contest Sponsored by the WOMEN'S AUXILIARY OF THE SHEEP AND GOAT RAISERS ASSOCIATION V- i ,I s i Q -58 5? ,A .xr x Q S , I ,J If I is 'Z Sm 1' X X THE REBEL STAFF The Junior High paper had a new name this year 'The Rebel . Ceorgiana Ball was editor, assisted by George Bunger, Jr. Gail Carlitz, Carl Conklin, and Sarah Hicks saw to all the sports and Ann Paaggpgeti and Mary Lou .lohnigan wrote the gossip column. Others on the staff were Carolyn Stuart, Carol Blackstone, Martha Bailey Cecilia Cooke, Beverley Day, Susie Schneemann, Janice Spencer and Mark White. The newspapi r is sponsored by Miss Wilda Samuelson. These three boys, Phillip Witcher, Jack Mullin and Jake Young were the Junior High School safety patrol. They cut clown noon-time traffic jams and saw that the students got safely across the street. They have worked faithfully in all kinds of weather. 'Ti xml Q f 4 . , x -fr -In 4' ' l il 6 ZX , X pix: X if . if if li v 0 s Q , X .Ak '-1.0 T Xxx Y. , I ir- Q X SAFET Y PATROL Reporters and Guardians at Jr. High il!!! Oz UNA PUBLIC SCHQK? ' Sometimes we wonder how our school would operate Al' without Mr. Sparks. He drives and on school trips, runs a million errands during the day, and it would not seem like high school if he h fi EE' 65 ' Z Z jokes with Pat Mellon and Mary Beth Eatherly transferred to our school at mid-term. Pat, a Sophomore from Belton, is getting married this summer. f I promised Mother and Daddy l'd finish High School, though. J Mary Beth is a Junior, from Levelland, and was elected one of our cheer- leaders next year. 'Q the bus, morning and afternoon, weren't in the hall to make 'Q Y' Wanda Carden and Jimmy McMullan were our representatives at the State Interscholastic League Meet in Austin. Wanda won first in district and regional and third in the state in the Senior Girls' Declamations. Jimmy won first place in the district and second place in the regional meet in Typing. He placed 12th in the state meet. Marion Mock and Pete Cisneros are our members of the All-State band. They participated in the band activities at Mineral Wells this year. Pete, a Senior, received a music scholarship to Sul Ross State Teachers College. David Price won sec ond place in the district compet- ition and represented O. H.S, in the regional meet at Brownwood. Marion Mock was our Doris West our ready writer, and Joe Bailey H 1 entered slide rule. I 0 Our declaimers--Wanda Carden, Kent Chapman and Jane Adams. Wanda won third place for Senior girls at the State meet, Kent won second place for Junior Boys and Jane won 3rd place for Junior girls in the District Meet. - Extemporaneous speaker The North Elementary School and the Junior High School p r e s e nt e d t he room winners of the Story Telling and the Declamation Contests on April Z4 in the High School Auditorium. Winners in each grade were selected by out-of-town judges. In the Junior High School, the boys and girls did not compete against each other, according to Inter- scholastic League rules. ln the North Elementary School, the competition was opento bothboys and girls. Mr. Brock Jones, President of the School Board, presented ribbons to the winners of these contests and to the winners of the spelling contest, which were held previously in the North,Elementary School. Declamation Winners 8th Grade: Sarah Hicks Carl Conklin 7-th Grade: Mary Lou Johnigan Erby Chandler 6th Grade Genelle Childress Joe Clayton 5th Grade: Lynn Gustavus Tom Butler Declamation Winners 4th Grade: Ronnie Beall 3rd Grade: Bobby Childress Znd Grade: Glenda Friend Story Telling Winners: 4th Grade: Jane Odom 3rd Grade: Lynda Merritt Znd Grade: Donna Taylor lst Grade: Jimmy Baggett Spelling winners 4th Grade: Johnny Jones 3rd Grade: Saundra Whitaker Znd Grade: Dicky Gibbs We were disappointed in our assemblies this year, because we didn't have enough ofthem. The bestones were put on by the Dept. of Public Safety and by the Band. We hope that next year we will have more and better assemblies. K A x 'sg-4' , 'm A grim statistic anyone of us could become, a list oftraffic deaths in our area during the first few months of 1952. These lectures by the High- way Patrol, sometimes accompanied b y f i l m s , brought realization of what teenacide is and the serious- ness ofthe situation on our highways. J Our Assemblies ' What goes on before the curtain parts andthe band begins its first number? The squeak of tuning instruments, laughter, talk, and finally Mr. Smith: , X Quiet! Here the band performs for .a morning assembly. The Student Council blew its last dollar ona , wonderful dance that began our Christmas vacation. HighSchoolers, Junior Highers and Exes danced to the music of Johnny Keating in a Christmas fairy- land of tinsel and make-believe snow. Everyone had loads of fun and all agreed that it was one of the best dances O. H.S. had had in many a year. . . .around the Christmas Tree Scott, Marion, Tom Jane and Betty finish decorating the tree. I . . .dancing in the dark Christmas Vacation Begins . . . The Band Boosters honored members of the band, their dates, the faculty, the school board and their families at a picnic supper. Lots of good food and fun. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Piner and their son Tom. The Piners welcomed our team home from the Regional tournament with a buffet supper. Four players and the manager. Left to right, Bailey, Conklin, Cisneros, Garlitz and Womack Backstage at the Band's picnic supper. N 'X it lf s 1? 4 ? 1 E 1 ii 0ur One Act Play The one-act play was presented at the District Inter-scholastic League meet in Menard on March Z7. We did not win but our cast gave an ex- cellent performance, of which we are justly proud, as our students have had no speech training and were competing against schools where speech is a part of the yearly cur riculum THE VALIANT Tuesday evening March Z6 1952 Vlarden Holt Father Daly James Dyke Josephine Paris An Atte nda nt Cast of Characters Bill Schneemann Graham Childress Jimmy McMul1an Marion Mock Kent Chapman Kenneth Phillips SCENE The Warden s Office in the State Prison at Wetherfield Connecticut TIME About half past eleven on a rainy night Directed by Miss Mary Koepp Student Director Jane Adams Properties Jane Adams Graham Childress Sets Larry Graves Kootsey Smith ' 1 1 ll vl 1 I . . . 1 -..- Y ' ' 1 The Junior Play was funny, fast-moving, and well done. Everyone worked hard, and thanks to this work and Mrs. Hull's determination, the costuming, setting and timing were perfect. Everyone laughed especially hard at farmer Adam Pottle of the long, lank body and country drawl. And Junior Play there was Miss Ketura Katt, who swore by her ouija board. Tom Piner made a convincing girl, not at all self-conscious. Billy Chandler's cockney accent was good. Aminorcrisis occurredwhenBill Schneemann's moustache fell off, but the show went on. EvERYBoDY's CRAZY Friday, March za, 1952 Herb Stanley ---- Elmer Sneed ---- Tommy Wilkins--- William Bates - Ketura Katt ---- Julie Mather -- Mrs. Spooner ------ Characters Godfrey Van Gordon - - - Caroline Van Gordon Celia Van Gordon--- Adam Pottle ----- Libby Ann --- Gladiola ---- Jasper -------- Messenger boy -- Director ------ ---Jimmy MCMullan ------ Marion Mock , -------- Doris West - -- -Buddy Whitley kill,- -- --Wilburn Conklin Mary Beth Eatherly ---Bill Schneemann Henrietta Witcher Leona Cunningham -----Scott Hickman 5 -- -- Billie Chandler - Paulita Rodriquez - - - - - - David Price - Wayne Kuykendall Mrs. Janie B. Hull ae --------5I'om Piner T 'Q 5 'P'4m.g,w 'm Jane Adams, commentator AML ,ijgf ry . fy, A sf f' ' ,. 1 ,Fw 9555 if J '-LEA Kenneth Phillips, Mary Beth Eatherly, Reta Ballinger and Bill Schneemann leaving for dinner and informal dancing. Spring and Fashions . . . . 1, ,I 'wfrvfs ' n I I Q.. i 4'.-MW c .XY .iii .xg I . ' -as The members of the Homemakin Department presented their conception of spring fashion in their annual style show. The show, directed by Mrs. Janie Hull, the stage decora- tions by Saunders, and music by the OHS dance band, was one of the department's biggest and best. Everyone enjoyed it and there were some lovely clothes shown. Some ofthe prettiest formals for spring dances in many a season. Handsome escorts, too. Left to right, Alena Powers, Kenneth Bledsoe, Charlene Perks, Charles Garlitz Shirley Kost, Scott Hickman, Jeannene Thompson and Graham Childress. One of the outstanding garments in the show was this reversible coat dress made and modeled by Sophie Reina Blue on one side and blue and pink checks on the other it is completely reversible even to the buttons Some I-LE. I and II girls look ready for Easter in their ensembles that are made from materials and styles that range from very frilly and organdy to cotton and tailored. By the second year, these 8th graders, with their wider experience in tailoring, finishing, etc., turn out some very professional looking garments. I Juniors Fete Seniors . . . 3 N The Juniors honored the Seniors with their annual banquet and all-school dance on April 25. They gym was changed into a garden in springtime, complete with maypole and fountain that flowed red Wine . The Junior mothers worked all day transforming the gym, and putting the finishing touches on the very beautiful garden scene. The Juniors themselves contributed their share of the , I . . Work, for they made the hundreds of sparkling-stars which . ,rv formed the canopy overhead. The banquet guests were seated at small tables arranged around the fountainin the garden, which made a striking arrange- ment. The food was delicious, and everyone had fun. Each boy thought his date was the prettiest, naturally, After the last dance, we wove the maypole and tore down the balloons, for souvenirs. All agreed Lots of fun ----- a good dance. - iiwmfrnnm- mmm, mx 3 . W, fmw, .9 M Y'-ww fn-ww. me , hmm A, lmxlu an 'M All J A2 Mrs. Hull, Mrs. Schneeman, and. Mrs. Piner, Go see if Mr. Mass- ingill can make this blasted fountain Three Juniors and a Senior: John iii work, i Greer, Billy Chandler, Marion 'ig' Mock and Wilburn Conklin. Punch, Cookies and small talk between dances. Seniors' Lost Production The Senior Class of 1952 presented their Senior Play on May l, under the direction of Mrs. George Massingill. They chose Oscar Wilde's The Importance of Being Earnest. Virgil Machado played the part of Lane, the butler, while LarryGraves had a similar role as Merriman. Reta Ballinger was Lady Brack- nell, with Jo Ann Deaton as Gwendoline Fair- fax, her daughter, Norris Pogue as Algernon Moncrieff and Joe Bailey as Jack Worthing , were the heroes of the production. Kay Kirby was Cecily Cardew, Jack's ward, with Wanda Carden portraying Miss Prism, her governess and companion. John Greer was Rev. Fred- erick Chasuble. The play was well done--Norris and Joe seemed to especially enjoy their roles. They even seerned to fall naturally into the tradi- tional pose of that period. Mrs. Massingill and the cast worked hard. Mr. Harris and stage managers Bobby Womackand Pete Cisneros spent hours painting the stage scenery. We enjoyed this departure from the ordinary production of farce or slap- stick comedy, After it was over, . will 'JOAIP County Agent Pete Jacoby with the out- standing 4-H boys of the year, who re- ceived their awards in a special assembly. They are, left to right:Jerry Gilliam, Gail Garlitz, Carl Conklin, Erby Chandler. Znd Row: Bobby Sutton, Tom Max Robison Tom Kincaid, Graham Childress, Jimmie McMullan, and County Agent Jacoby. Joe Bailey copped first prize in the Woman's Forum Essay Con- test. Here, Joe, Mrs. Austin Millspaugh, and Mrs. Nip Blackstone, President ofthe Woman's Forum. Tom Max Robison received the Outstanding Club Boy Award, a silver belt buckle presented b Nathan Jewelry Company of San Angelo. Bakezds Food Iwlarket Coolce's Markst Crockem County Viale trict Foxworth-Galbraith boi' Co. Gull' Service Sta Hill Crest Mo Jzlzzzcs Moto pany Josephs' writ Stori- lsitllc C1111- Mrs ic Mcizicckzc, hisurrmcc goiiic-ry Croce-ry roccry Motor Coiiipziny na Boot :intl Saddlery Ozonn Ozoim, Oxonzi Ozonn Smith Ilvrfss Sloofn National Dunk Oil Coriipazzy Stimliinzin Drug Conipsuiy South Texas l,LlIT1lJf?I' Company 5pC11CCl'2ll1Cl Stax cus Steak House Cafe Sutton C hQ V ron SQ rvic L' West Tcxzis Utilities Cu. 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'.Lg,m x . ,, rf 1 04.34A ,V 1 il vlfl f ef 3 4 .gf 2 : -. 'ia Charles Garlitz MOST HANDSCME BOY ,gx :Q .gi zz? kM1'S V 412 'Si if f S 134 zu 4 Q 1 ff- ? 52 I 1 r 1 H X , i .Lg 5, iv fs' 'ffl Wayne Kuykendall Dons West JUNIOR FAVORITES 9 Vivian Trotter Graham Childress SOPHOMORE FARVORITES v ilu' Pat Cooper Lynn Parker FRESHMAN FAVORITES I 3 1 School buildings are only hulls until boys and girls enroll and begin classes in them. Our buildings have a reputation of being modern even though some of them were built thirty years ago. The Junior High is the oldest on the campus, the High School was built nextg and the two ele- mentary schools are of recent construction. This year saw the initial step in the con- struction of the new building which is to house a modern shop, hornemaking cottage, band hall, and the county's historical collection. Our buildings have been well cared for and with our facilities, receiving an education is much easier than it was in the past. High School 515, 335 Ladies first in the chow line at the 8th grade picnic The 8th grade celebrated their gradu atlonfrom Junior High School by having an 19th This is one of the most beautiful spots in this part of the Country, and the swimming and fishing were both good The food was wonderful the swimming was grand and the class really got fixed and practicing for graduation l The girls must be giving some boy the water treatment, from the looks of the rein forcements arriving all-day picnic at the Hicks ranch on May up for that terrible ordeal of final exams The dance following the gradua- tion exercises was one of the high spots of the year for the Junior High School, aswell as many members of the High School. Qin M- Tuesday evening, May 27, saw the graduation of one of the largest classes in the history of the Ozona Schools, when 38 students graduated from the Junior High School. Jerry B e a sley acted as master of cere- monies in a program presented entirely by the members of the 8th grade. A piano duet was pre- sented by Susie Schneemann and Martha Bailey, the class history was read by Georgiana Ball, and Carol Blackstone gave the class will. Ann Bag- gett played a piano solo, Dwight Odom rendered a baritone solo, and Carol Friend and Robbie Kuykendall joined forces to give the class pro- phecy. The honor students of this class were Earl Deland,who was named Valedictorian, and Bob- bie Bull, with the second highest average, who was Salutatorian. Both were speakers on the program. Members of the 8th grade who received their diplomas were: Jerry Beasley, Gaylin Bishop, Jim Butler, Mike Clayton, Carl Conklin, Buddy Deakins, Earl Deland, Benny Friend, R. Haly- dier, Brock Jones, Jack Mullen, Dwight Odclrn, Richard Thomas, Don Thompson, Lloyd West, Phillip Witcher, Darlyne Alford, Martha Bailey, Ann Baggett, Georgiana Ball, Lillian Barnett, Carol Blackstone, Bobbie Bull, Beverly Day, Kay Flores, Carol Friend, Olive Haire, Sarah Hicks, Jan Jones, Robbie Kuykendall, Viola Nixon, Jean Price, Eda Ann Robison, Susie Schneemann, Janice Spencer, Carolyn Stuart and Rosie Walley. Doin' the hokey-pokey. Joe and Reta Joe Bailey was Valedictorian with an verage of 95.1 and Reta Ballinger was alutatorian with an average of 92. 7. The fateful day finally arrived--Monday, May Z6- -Graduation Day. After twelve years of more or less hard work, eight Seniors said farewell to O. H. S. Those eight boys and girls looked lost marching down that aisle. The commencement address was delivered by Mr. W. T. Walton, vice-president and dean of students at Hardin-Simmons University. Kay Kirby sang The l..ord's Prayer , Pete Cisneros played Stardust as a saxophone solo, and Bobby Womack, Jo Ann Deaton and Pete presented a trio by Beethoven. Principal Blake E. Yager pre sented the Safe Driver award to Graham Childress, attendance awards were given to Sam Martinez, Jr. , Marion Mock, David Price and Pete Cisneros, Merit awards were won by the students whose achievements were outstanding in 1951-1952. These included Kay Simmons, Lynn Par- ker, Wanda Carden, Jeannene Thompson, Marion Mock, Jimmy McMu11an, Pete Cisneros and Joe Bailey. Letter awards were made to Sandra Brewer and Ann Ratliff in tennis and David Price in track. Our Graduates Our 1952 graduates: Jo Ann Deaton, Reta Ballinger, Kay Kirby, Joe Bailey, Bobby Womack, Norris Pogue, and Pete Cisneros. Not Pictured: Virgil Machado. I , Four o clock ln the mormng 15 a terrlble tlme to stalt anywhere but that's what the man sald sohere we are ready for the fxrst lap of our trlp to Houston Galveston and New Orleans Looks llke Kay and Pete are gotng to be left at home Who sald Vtrgrl was always late? Only courtesy keeps hlm from bemg flrst 1n l1ne Flrst stop Houston' We arrxvecl rn tlme to swlmmlng ln the1r luxurlous pool before the sun set After eatxng at Pler Zl we vlslted the frrst of many amusement parks It se ms Semors just w1ll be Senlors and they never pass up an amusement park Baton Rouge came next We got an early starton that leo of our Journey went through the Loulslana capltol bulldmng and contmued on to New Orleans at last' Our class and sponsors all fourteen of us went explormg the French 1 Quarter thatfxrstnxght Mus1c was burstmng from every doorway people were spealfung French ltallan and Engllsh and we were enjoylng every mxnute of xt Our next nxght saw us aboard the rxver boat Prestdent Everyone enjoyed the slght of the shxp docks the dancrng and the Ldea of sarllng up and down on Old Man Rrver We had lunch Walters French foods and menus wrltten ln French we felt a lxttle out of place but the food was dellclously dlfferent Thls mght we ventured to the Lake Pontchartraln a m u s e m e n t park amusement parks agaln' A gay time followed but as usual we ended the mght by revtslttng Bourbon Street Ln the French Quarter The Senior Trlp F 1 l ' I ' ' ' ' I ll ' . I! register at the Shamrock fdear, dear!J and go Saturday at Antoine's Restaurant. Amid French . C ' .J. ' , D , , . i I AL O 0 M . Sunday afternoon we were entertained in the Blue Room at the Roosevelt Hotel. The music and the floorshow were so delightful some of us came back that night. We had our picture made here, and at leastpartof our group seems to be having a good time. Virgil and Raul had dates else- where, so they missed being in the picture. Monday we pulled out for Galveston and had barely arrived before some went splashing into he Gulf. Others walked around looking for an musement park, no less. They found one, so ou can guess where we went that night. The Senior Trip The next morning, after a hectic night with a roller coaster,we left for San Antonio, via the San Jacinto Monument and the Battleship Texas. When we arrived in San Antonio it was too late to vis it an amusement park, but we were getting mighty eager to get home, so nobody really mis s e d it. Next stop, Ozona. Say, the old place hasn't changed much since we left, has it? New Orleans took our hearts, and any of the Seniors would return there at any time, if you will just buy them a bus ticket. We think it was one of the nicest Senior trips a class could ever have, and our thoughts will always return to this, the final event of our Senior year. .4-xvsnz.--.. 4 5 : G I-,51g:gL--7,5-.iii Y 5. f' H: Hr nf? Q, www ' as .-1' , r AAL , M. . .-. , in