Quanah High School - Quahi Yearbook (Quanah, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1953 volume:

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In the pages of the 1953 CHIEF we have tried to picture for you many of those happy hours and perhaps a few of those less happy. May you enjoy reliving your school year as you look through the pages of this book. In an ef- fort to include more pictures, we have omitted all division pages and have added a directory of organizations listing names of officers and members of each club. We hope you will like this new arrange- ment of your annual. THE. STAFF .Ay ANNUAL STAFF Arch and entrance to Quanah High School, Entrance to the cafeteria, scene of many banquets throughout the year. lf. A in Quanah High's new gymnasium, OUR SCHCOL ...im M M Noon-time activity washer pitching, Inside the cafeteria at noon, BOARD OF EDUCATION Our school boards have served the Quanah schools consclen t1OuS1Y and well throughout the years. A school board mem ber has a difficult and exacting task, for he serves wzthout pay and often without thanks that the schools of his commu n1ty may function smoothly. Our present school board 1S made up of representative men of our comnmmity, and we appreciate their efforts in behalf of the Quanah schools SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS Joe Anderson- - Woodrow Wilson L. M. Boring J. H. Lamberton L'Myra O'del1 --------- W, E. Hancock- ----------- President E. B. Marsalis Ancel Edmondson Frank Turnbough - - - -Secretary - Superintendent SUPERINTENDENTS MESSAGE of another class of seniors. It is my sincere hope that their years at Quanah High have been of real benefit to them, and my fervent wish that each of them finds happiness and suc- cess in the years ahead. W. E. HANCOCK OFFICE CF THE PRINCIPAL Quanah Hxgh s new pr1nc1pal Curtls Dickenson, has made friends with faculty and students durmg the past year His patience and understand- mg are charactemstmcs that make lt a pleasure to take your problems OFFICE ASSIST ANT S Arthur Henderson, Leona Powell, Edna Pitts, Pat Landers, Yvonne P rry Adams, Sue Spears Martha Brandon, Elane Gossage, Judith Dennis. . L N Judy Burke, Nelwyn McSpadden, Mary Alice Smith, JoAnn Moore, Rhoda Stone, Barbara Coats. Geraldean Rigsby and Miss Burleson. DEAN OF GIRLS Miss Rita Burleson and her efficient assistants ably take care of girls' attendance, excuses after absences, and the giving of demerits. Miss Burleson assists the principal in maintaining discipline and good conduct in Quanah High School. SCHOOL NURSE Qi' Mrs. Florence Baker is probably the most appreciated member of the faculty. Her skill and under- standing make her a favorite among pupils and teachers. fa . af' uP 'S fha' E GLISH KATHERINE MARSHALL B J Unwersny of Texas MRS HELEN HOOK M A Southern Methodist Umversxty 3 JO SUE WILSON MRS, EDITH MCKINNEY MRS, ERMA FAYE MCSPADDEN B.S, , North Texas B, A, , Austin College B,S, , Abilene Christian College State College MATHEMATICS ELLABELLE RADFORD M.Ed. , University of Texas Math, Drivers Education and Girls' Physical Education, AARON O NICHOLS B S and M Ed Texas Wesleyan College MRS KATE DICKENSON B A University of Oklahoma JAMES CONLEY B S Texas Technological College 'WWVWW Tile wg.- os? HOWARD W MARTIN B A . West Texas State College AND L E GRAY B M , North Texas State College SCJCIAL SCIENCE RITA BURLESON B A Trlmty Umverslty M A Texas Technologlcal College FRANCES MARIE OWENS MRS. MABEL STEVENSON B,S, , Texas Wesleyan M.Ed, , Oklahoma Umversxty College, M.Ed. , Texas QMMWMM W MRS. AUDEAN NOWELL B. A, and M.Ed. , Texas Technologlcal College . . - Q . Us 1 2 1 .0 a no Chnsnan Umversxt SCIENC is KIRBY PRICE Coach CLARENCE E CASSELBERRY MRS MQNETTE COLE B S Mtdwestem Umverszty B M . Baylor Umvemty Sctence ' MRS. BETTYE CASSELBERRY B, A, , Abilene Christian College B S Mldwestem Unlverslty MUSIC .Psi uv? 9' MRS GENEVIEVE MATTLAGE Stephens College North Texas State College Q K . 0' .L Q if 'Y' S t . Y Y W' ' ' X, Q - I-Iomemakmg Vocauonal Agrrculture GWENDOLYN TITTLE WALKER P TODD B S East Texas State College M Ed Texas Agricultural and Mechamcal College Com merctal RICHARD NEWTON B S Hardin Srmmons Unrverstty Boys Phystcal Educatton FOSTER WATKINS B S West Texas State .hm College Librarian 'W MRS, LETHA MORRIS B,A, , North Texas State College Mrs. Devoll, Supervisor and Mrs Davrs Jenkins, Srader and Hughes cook and serve nourishing food to several hundred students daily in Quanah I-hgh School s new, attractive cafeterra Mr, J, E, Allen Mr. J. W. Moore Mr. I. A. Turpen These three men do a good job of keeping the high school and grounds spick and span Mr, Curtis Dickenson, Quanah High School's new principal, meets with the faculty to plan registration. Mr, Dickenson and Mr, Todd register the freshmen, Mr, Gray drafts willing members for his band, OUR Patsy Burke assists at the freshman registration, Mis: Burleson, Dean of Girls, takes it easy in SCHCDOL hefoffice- Mrs. Morris and ber helpers issue textbooks, At first faculty meeting there are several new teachers, Radford and Miss Burleson Avalee helps the paper before faculty check 0111 books. wiv' -'Es Jackie Phillips, Norma Glover, Maxine Mc Cullough and Lovera Sills wear their new uniforms for the first time at Burk. Basketball team CHTOYS the muy' and 101135 especially' Rlsmger N681 and cheers at basketball PCP 'any Merritt lead Hook Xu Bryant and Thornton also like the new uniforms, A tense moment at the Quanah-Olney game Scorekeepex, Iones and oth ers drink and eat ' e Edmonds an Dw am the band. seu pop for d Iuanita Crom attic grit. Dickenson and the SEE him Watch me S e xn progress- THE WINNERS! Jack McGuire, Li'1 Abnerg Peggy Wood, Daisy Mayg Sherry True- love, Eva Jo Kyle and John Gilli land who wrote the script, McGuire , Wilkerson and ? form an attractive trio. ADIE HAWKINS DAY Daisy May, fSherry Adamsj tries her wiles on Li'l Abner fLavon Adams,y Tough Hombres! Roy Sansom and Doris Loveless U Girls' P, E, class plays volleyball, .ns hm Year algebra' . n explal Mt. M310 R. Mewln. does a mae WO' class Ming' The V.dAgnw are concenu we an The Driver's Ed, class take some tests, Gayle is working the gadget while Vemie, Emma and Miss Radford watch. Wayne, Alva Joy, Nelwyn, Dan read the Pow Wow ' 'I eww e e Kermem mme ,fffj 1 ton Wayne Wd C 65 ' . 1, Raygxfe, 3 bis ewenmen on inns. Rei mu - c1855 me Freshman cilokmg Mrs, Casselberry teaches science to the MIS. McSpadden explains grammar to the seventh grade. eighth grade, Patsy seems to enjoy it, 'X ...!....w QM , 5 1 'Qi.. ' 1 N mg' ig. -. mf QQ, Q.: x if K , Q F. K 1 - wi N x, - els ,UQ 1 R rf . '-s v i s ' N A N' 'K' ,ww-Q gg 5 rggxxxs THE WINNERS ! ASSEMBLY HOUR Don Edmonds, John Hanna and Bill Neal make music at the talent show, Their reward was third place and one dollar, Lona Faye Ware, accompanied by Robert Wilson, won second place and two dollars with her ballad. Bobby Jones, John Gilliland and Robert Ellis won first place and three dollars with their clever radio skit, The Library Club presents a skit showing different types of book borrowers, ' A s, 3 f . Quark K 2 1' A. ' A AV' fit . fp I Si . fx ':gfx?+5 QS, .. ,, 1 .. 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E T S Q-PIC E' S 1-te 'bin CHARLES RICHARDSON Sophomore End One year lettcrman 15 9 YY oibgxi over 9 91001 'de in 0101 A ,,,: A G . gvigfsy .. .X ii 5 1? 1, Y , . .- 1 .. A Y . wx -AVI, f Xa 3 w -- . V 1. .. Q-9,11 , i V fs 5 39. ' ,ig A. 5 . 1 wx .fp ali f is L fav: ' .K A , jess In X QQ? ' 'Svc , .- 5 N M ,X ,J ig if x 5? EH: if Q ' as E - SX' 5 Q -'na 4 X . 5 wr- f wg? Ni' -1 1' gs Us 9 1 nv rm iigiwg YW? f . 1 I 1 E F! fl 5' '. mlm 5 X' ' if ' 'Q , Vik . N. Q x M N 'ww m . PRI G TRAINLING Fifi 3 2 -Hn, N-W, Mqgwmkkykw ,S A 5, ,X,,L 4.5542 M .... .f --e--,..... Q JB WuM?'EQHaw mhiim Q 9-Q...Q,f W-x:.,:9WN' ' .. Q mga . rg --, -- .,:,:: 1fii Hr . 5 A K V X C ,Q CH EER LEADERS Q I SAMMY MERRITT ELANE GOSSAGE Head Cheelleadeli N--my--'---1 X -A mu. NEAL ROBERT HOUK J ' JOHN J HANNA X Q 4' ,Q Q .K L I 5 . '15 . 'fm Q QW xx A . sq ' ' is - 5 Q U I' ' iq K vm N .,. M Q we , xx X ' f 1 O ' X J L ia f ,. ix Vx f 1 4 Qs ' b JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL TEAM Schedule Chillicothe ---- - -Here Chillicothe- - - -There -h C Electra- - - - - Here A Wellington ------- There ' Burkburnett ------ Here P V g g - Ik Seymour -------- There . Electra ---- - There J ii.: ' lf- , ,',' ' KEIT mGHOLS Cali ITODO N ptaln Coach First row: Lewyn Jobe, Johnny Wade, Johnny Dunlap, Dan Pettit, Joe Jim Cromartie, Dan Hawkins, Harvey Marshall, Billy Landers, Orvil Morris. Second I-OW: Roy Gray Travis Horn, Homer Glover, Johnny Young, Leon Huffrnan, Paul Holcomb, D. D. Burke, Don Walkup. Third row: Aaron Nichols, George Barker, Jimmy Spears, Keith Hodo, Hugh Don Hackney, Sammy Eubanks, Jerry Ingram, Billy Land, Kenneth Murphy, Kenneth Grisham, Doug Edmonds. 4 O 9 'B r ' l t' . f f- A X . X 1 1 ' 1 3 'Rl Captains and Coach BOBBY WILLIAMS KIRBY PRICE! FRANCIS SRADER The Quanah High basketball teani completed a very successful season by winning a two out of three ganue play-off with Burk for the District Title and a chance to play in the Lubbock tour- nament. Coach Price's Indians played some spectacular ball, and in Bobby Williarns clairned the highest scoring player in the district. BCYS' BASKETBALL TEAM .e.,MM, ., N5 R My Coach Price, McCrary, Houk, Sellers, Williams, Watson, Srader, Richardson Molone, Edmonds, McNatt. Managers: Bobby Jones and Dan Hook. JOHN McCRARY Senror Forward BOBBY WILLIAMS Semor Guard Captarn 52 53 FRANCIS SRADER Junxor Guard Captam 53 BILLY SELLERS CHARLIE RICHARDSON Sophomore Forward Sophomore Center HENRY WATSON Junior Center TRUMAN HOUK Freshman Forward DON EDMONDS Junior Forward B TEAM Coach Bill Casselberry and his B Team gave a good account of themselves in a full schedule of games, Several boys who startled out on the B team were drafted for the A string before the season ended. Pictured with Coach Casselberry are Jack Preston, George Boynton, Jimmie Johnston, Leonard Mo- lone and W, D, Carver, Other players who started out on the B team in- cluded Truman Houk, Kenneth McNabb, Arthur Molone and Henry Watson, zeiaigiei. 'WW SSWU as 4 pr - QM Q1 JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL AARON NIC HOLS, Coach Reserves Hackney Nichols, Ryan, Brinkerhoff, Francis, Cromartie, Marshall. First team Troy Houk Keith Hodo, captaing Doug Edmonds, Billy .Tack Landers, Richard Hargesheimer Dan Pettit, Leon Huffman, Billy Gresham, manager. JUNIOR HIGH SCHEDULE Chillicothe - Chillicothe - Childress- - Childress- - Electra. ---- Seymour- - Burkburnett Burkburnett Memphis- - Childress- - - Electra- - Seymour- - Here There Here There Here Here Here There Se i 54 1 ll' Estelline -r Este lline I T he r e AK There X Willie wins the 220 yard dash in the Crowell Wayne Taylor Jack Dunlap and Ginger Chillicothe and Quanah Track Meet, Johnson from Crowell get ready for the Willie again crossing the bar in the track meet high jump, i : I in Jimmy and Jack take time out from the meet to pose for our cameraman. Nice smile, Jack!! GIRLS ,mg .mia . BASKETBALL TEAM Manager Nelwyn McSpadden, Dawn Cadle. Elane Gossage Sue Watson, forward. Helen lough, guardg Vernie Rogers Coach Ellabelle Radford, Assistant Robert Houk, Manager forward, Sammy Merritt, guardg Betty Thorton, forward, Bryant, forwardg Nanette Thomas, guard, Nlaxine McC111- guard. Peggy Reeves, forward, Louise Duncan, forward, Mildred Prince, forwardg Jackie Phillips, forward. Norma Lee Glover, guard. CGACH CO-CAPTAIN S NANETTE T HOMAS IviAXINE Mc CULLOUGH W 'IN ' v - A X l L AT ll Shoot Sue Get Up Burk's Ballet Guards in Position m Z VOLLEY BALL TEAM Gayle Ketchers1d, Carolyn Mathls, Ellabelle Radford, Joy Cross, Jeanette R1smger, Mgr Nelwyn McSpadden, Nanette Thomas, Vernie Rogers, Helen Bryant, Maxine McCullough COACH ELLABELLE RADFORD CAPTAIN STUDENT COUNCIL I I 4 x i 41 The Quanah High Student Council is the representative organization of the student body. It helps build citizenship, character and leadership. The student council works with the administration in governing the students. OFFICILRS President -Bob Ellis Vlce President Billy Neal Secretary Mary Sue Spears Treasurer ----- -Nlartha Brandon Reporter -------- Jo Ann Moore Sponsors - - -Mrs. Mable Stevenson Nlr. Curtis Dickenson io. 'D Bs 10 ' ,X I NJN GD Kd W 221 1951 J J' Hlblxshed. bi weekly By the 5OUID3l1Sm Class Qwlanah High School .Txllman Buttr1ll .SS ED Cleston ?a. e SPORTS ED Jerry Taylgf hXCHl,NG'E ED Barbara- Malay BUSISESS A N m3ftDB brenoom Y 'YUBIJ AD Rlroda Stone B rbnra Coats Elane Gessage Bennett Herri Sammy Merrxt Shlrley Moore Emma- Murphy Bb?0RTuRS 'Oo VOLUNTEER wegxws Jud1th'Dennis K-Sith Kblley S'1lIaT'l. Mitchell Yvonne 'Pace Helen Sparkman Pevgy Tee Don Todcl Shirley 'Purpen Jeame Beall Don Edmonds V H Ell1s lily. 'runes slogan thy Barbara Maekoyh BHXWHNJET U?-U ES he ba.ncuot's over, an was mt Laila ln ease eu'1'e eurwus as to who SPOHSQR whom for the big event, herds the Miss Katherine M8-1'9hB-11 o n Gxlhlond N11 ta T ylor DP Hair --Sha Eye s -.-Jo No se --Ann: Lips--Sheg 'I e e th-- Ge: Hn nos ' 'Sha Le gs --J ans 'N alK-- -Elm Cl O tk!-J 5 'ffl Flguxo-SY Personalit Vient ality- h--N121 Sandra. lhtchell rthur Render Kenneth Har eshemmr Selwyn Carlton Baxley Mary Brinkerlw 1 Burke 1 e Huffmtn-I1 ll Hewitt.. Bxlly Jack 1--are Gossag T1 M Off: Mefful ew, Smith Kyle Eaton Teal Ann Scott len Bryant HQWLTQ tsy Stoh ine Blom. lyn Mathis --Barham DQ.n1e1w S W' 'nf-1 Don 'Rodd-Joyce Johnston James Glenn-Janette hisi ihyf oral Walker-Mmrth.'. Br ' - - - it Herring-Joyce B A ' gags' ,L-, A LIBRARY CLUB In an effort to serve Quanah High School students, the Library Club has prepared one hundred seventy-six new books for circulation, arranged weekly bulletin boards and observed Book Week, The club has also en- joyed Thanksgiving, Christmas and Valentine Day celebrations. Offi- cers of the club are: President ---- - - - Sherry Hendrix Vice President ----- - - Shirley Turpen Secretary-Treasurer - - - - Avalee Youno SPOHSOI ' ' Mrs. Norris Members of the Library Club give an assembly program during Book Week, ONAL The National Honor Society is a.n organizatxon composed of boys and girls in Semor High School who have shown high standards 1.n Scholarsh1p Leadersh1p Service and Character. The Society was organized to encourage students to ma.ke h1gher grades and take part in more activities. To be chosen for the soc1ety 1S one of the h1gh6St honors a student may receive while in high school NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY X S X OFFICERS Pres.- - - Rayford Walker V. Pres. ---- Judy Burke Wilrna Taylor Treas.- - Geraldine Rigsby Reporter-X-Martha Brandon Sponsor ---- Mrs. Mable Stevenson X If g ,: i- M QQ Sec'----- 5 L NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS President- - - Dorothy Brinkerhoff Vice President ---- Jackie Preston Secretary ---- Betty Ann Harrison Treasurer ------- Paul Holcomb F i Sponsor- --.-- -Nlrs. Helen Hook X ' 5 S X N 2 . k .I K F I A., Eff? , 1 Av .mxgg ,f , .y .f .- K . N , rr-,. 4, , ah, M ,K The National Junior Honor Society was organized in Quanah High School during the 1951-52 term for students of the seventh, eighth and ninth grades, The aims of the National Junior Society are: SCHOLARSHIP To create an enthusiasm for good scholar- ship CITIZENSHIP To develop worthy school and community citizenship SERVICE To stimulate devoted service to school, community and country LEADERSHIP To encourage the development of trust- worthy leadership CHARACTER To instill exemplary qualities of character I I S It yu C v A s fi AIG oft Q' JN 1 ' V- 2 I' 'Iv v!r V' pw Q.. A . f wh' F110 , -5 .1-1 .r 'Yo .' .- Q'5iiL1 OFFICERS President ---- Carlton Bailey Vice President- - - Don Wisdon Secretary ----- I. W. Ashford Treasurer- - - Charles Denison Reporter ----- Roger Waldrip Sentinel- - Tommy Cokendolpher Advisor ----- Walker P. Todd Sweetheart- - - Sherry Trulove CS A OFFICERS Historians ------ Dorothy Stone Barbara Sirns Reporter --------- Peggy Teel Song Leader ------ Sandra Ingle Parliamentarian- Norma Lee Glover Secretary-Treasurer- - Marie Ennis Vice President ----- Janelle Ingle President ------ Helen Sparkman FHA Sweetheart ---- Cleston Payne Sponsor ------ -Nliss Gwen Tittle if 74 J EJ QE TI , 1 Q ok 3 N 'fs own 1 11511011514 1199511011 0? 159610 11314108 Y1-EDGE 1 acxmovnenge my mdebteqness mo 4,006 music-, 1 prov! mat the music oi a nanon Xnspxres or degfadesg 1 teahle mit acquaintance vlxth gteat mnsxc xnsuns a 14-we oi xnax which 'orxngs coutage and Xoiw ideaxs and xenas toward dean, nome hvmgg 1 pxomxse to ao ah xn mi Q0Y181 no make P-metkca 11:0-XY mnsicak 1151101153 if-061011011 01' 69910 01,698 0053.501 J u 'N e thanh 1hee, on! father, N for ah mms beautgbll- M R Open ont minds to the beauty LI S Thak. is music And teach ns to temembet it As part oi 'Shy gieax 1,00d9es5 'YO 95. V E Hap ns xo grow each day R, Unw xhe gbamxe oi 'Shy grace and Keep our hearts so when U 113161 Th? Beari- 1hax our xwes may te-sound 1hy ver? music 19 the me1ody oi Xovew 111195 pmd m sepfice that xs song. of sgnlxoa ammo Lovsas' owe ......E1a1ne Gossage ...,..,.,,....x5aw mme Smiih ........Gera1nean Bigsvs' gggngng Merritt .Bhoda Stone sa Coaks den XPS 'FMA s BS QQ1Q2-avua Span vlns 0fi1GB dent... ,....,.. dent.. ...., ,. 911:51 Yresx 11 Xce- Secrexad ..... 11 nie: ....,,.,....... Bepovxet .,..... oft .......... UNA 'fa K 2. '64 '? O . 'S X. I .UN 1' Jn v' 1 A J- :-QQ - h 1, x 3 ' V. Q ' 'IKIF '2 J-l'1'Iff '. .A V . yy 'xn 'L o - O fo G 9. vi m O eas ederanon cox grep et ....,... yi, ,..,..,... , Yrogfam airmen ...4--.-- nu, Leader... ..,,..,.,.,.. anist. ....,............ So xccomp onnse1ot ...........,... nse1o1 ,...... ..... tot ........... ilhora mfs. 3. B. Coats Ds. -D. 9oqJ09 nanxex n . !3t:b.'Y. 3. .. -riexwyn the 90 .........!5B1'J 900 599155 ...............,..5Nnma 1a'iX0v Hybrs. 8. B. 158596 . C. Beiiety Herman BYOSSOBS Mrs. Sack Cx'oqnBtY1e Mrs. B. 21. Stone NRS. 14. E. Ewpeafi ,sf We 7 wks, ' ' Kxvli fl BN if , , fy x f NM Y 9. A. .I N ,w l T ii? wk ELL DOW MAC V 1 TEXAS, OUR Texas, our Texas!-411 hall the Texas, our Texas So wo I Ci U gagfsglrgnwg an e Od I W lv ' 3 TEJCAS ht St t .' hderfuing gieatf e r st, withstanding evly test ' I e ind glorious, yo ust-ind supremely blest G bless you, Texas! Andk .rub v ndst n 7Tl1at yggpln-:xr grzaweig power? :nd worth. e I th I . B Q0'1:ubs:Wz.aa2ias2 g -'ind keep you brave -ind strong That you may grow in power Gnd rvortn. I 4 Thru-out the ages long. u S 2nd VERSE M Texas, oh Texas, Your free-born single sian Sends out its radiance to nations near and tar, Emblem of Freedom. it sets our hearts aglow Willy thoughts of S-in Jacinto and gloriolfp-331112. Ma Cl t T I1 b S t Il' A 0 ed as M25 552:50 M35 L' 0 P 'G 112 ......,...... Tfi-631-:aside Secret T 'Hn ederalion PPICEH3 I1 t- - .Z ,... ..., ,........,.... l'661Sll?'ry-N H . er, ...... , ..,.A,....,.... ,,.. . .. lstori .....,..,,........,.,.,..,... Prografgnfflzairlnan Federation News 8011001 RSD Song R 'oowifflfw' ol-ter ....,... i . .... , Leader ......,.......... A p it..,,,. Cozziglans C or, o-Col: n Choral Ds O rreeoirllfq' ,.....,,DaW1': Haan oroth Cad .... M,,yBU 18 lr I'J01'ie Jigga? lcheal Steph .............JoI1 41111 -W' T-:ibor ..,........'fffffff.'w11gtS'J?7V? U Leon ,. a Powood rs: Sp urenc M ell e Powell t. maze: 'im E rg 7 JI E Q in it l F I . z fx -. . S 1, 6 h A , S 5 -4 1- F3 'f Ei X qfif U 3 ,X --. ,uw 1 A ixyx Yvonne Rex Ann Jack JoAnn Eva Jo Isaacks Walkup McGuire Moore Kyle HIGH SCHGOL BAND The Quanah High Band, under the direction of I... E. Gray, had a very successful year. Aided by a loyal Band Booster's Club, they were able to make enough money to add several instruments to the band and to buy new uniforms for the coming year. The band played at all pep rallies, gave several concerts, per- formed at all football garnes, took part in the Santa Rosa parade and Midwestern Homecoming parade, and competed in both state and out-of-state contests where they made excellent ratings both in marching and in concert playing. The band takes part in pep rally Mr. Gray points an accusing finger during rehearsal. Q Q I fb di .IUNICR HIGH BAND Quana.h's Junior High Band of sixty mernbers, under the direction of L. E, Gray, made rapid strides during the school year. For the first time the band competed at Canyon in the lnterscholastic League Contest and won a 2 rating in both concert and sight reading. Several members played solos and also won high ratings. The Beginners' Band has also done outstanding work, and next year several mernbers will take their places in the Junior High Band. BEGINNERS' BAND a a E F H '5 0 ,fwy 5 .af-,gf Q ? ?-.I- ? CHORAL Director JUNIGR HIGH CHORUS Q 0QB .Qs Q. 'ms JY Y 2? SUB- JUNIOR I904 CLUB The Sub-Junior 1904 Club was organized in January, 1953 under the sponsor Quanah 1904 Club. The purpose of the junior club is to foster the development of the indivi- dual girl, to help her become a more useful member of society, and to provide a mediurn through which she can make her influence felt. OFFICERS Shirley Turpen- - - President Eva .To Kyle ----- Vice Presldent Ava Lee Young- - - Secretary Sherry Hendricks- - Treasurer Barbara Coats ---- Reporter Rhoda Stone- - - Federation Reporter SPOHSOIS ------ Mrs Nl O 513.12011 Mrs S W Henderson Bill Baker A .Q ra . 41, Ti! w Q - . Robbie Bum garner Norma Bates ga .J wg... gi' as Jane Cable Laverne Donne tta Clements Cole -:.3,.Q,-is lv C ' Claudia Day Q 4- -., -C Q! '...j,. E . Qzrirz Derwood Gravely Gravely ' Q ' 'gli A , t xv W' it x C S x.. Patricia Boswell Betty Myrtle Cain Calhoun . al' ww .Av .K .. fr 'yt ,ug .. Mary Ellen Braziel Bobby Carter Norma Jo 106 Jim Billy Ray Cook Cromartie Crggs 2 . ri f P g M , L., iq' N ' -fzliegt! -1-fr ? fx, ,Q be K A L N x fl im X W ma- B i , 55 , md .ds .lrr D010reS John Charles de la Vega Elder Ferry or Q X ' . , X Fi 3, J f NTS , ' iii E f' 5- 1 Vw 4 ., ' ' K- ' A , .-Al xr' ' 'f' ' .fs Ji ' i Q ' ' ilra 'lx xr., C lid Jerry DOH Ierette Shirley Io Lavern Gray Griffin Hackney Hamby IXTH GRADE N-pe. R. L. Stockstill Margaret Jenkins Robert Lewis ' Q . . Q f -ov f s- J , 7 sw p 'Q N K Nm-rw on ,J ff E fag, 65. J X' . A 4 Jay Dell Annetta Hanners Hawkins 'sl 'hw ,M ' a I n B ii L Claudia hares Johnson 101 y Bobby Donald Link Link John Calvin Dale Wayne Marshall Winnie Page Molone McDearison mr In .R ii A. K 1 WS , I 5 X! me J. C. Hodges Judy Jones .au-. 141 Gerald Love less Iva N A Barbara More L Juanette Vickie Parsons Pettit Donnell Price X '-vu I , xkrs id at Eddie Joe Mary Ellen H01-n Hughes ,X K any 1 . xg Cl-N f x ff' , . 3 , J will i r mf alt? Leonard Kenneth Langford Langford he 0 .rf b tsss + ff - -J 4 n . 3291 5312 Johnnie Arnold Mahan Marler sg Ted Kenny Nelson Newell Nz? Bobbie Billie Quisenberry Reeves SIXTH GRADE ymi- tr X. .N- l 1 'I Q f I n rl Richard lngle Sue Leonard give s.n,i K-4 Morris Molone Betty O'Neal ,, 1 t leg. , Darlene Ragan 'vwwrrfwewe-A+' C Y 2' ,L ' fs. rf to 'fs ' C if ' 1 Xa ,N f 1 X ff F2 Q. .r I J ,. auf? :-- - -tl 2 ss. 5, , C ' Louise Dennis Earl Lee Lou Sojna Nichols Risinger Roberts Scott Seaton Stroud s X ' K ,Q 1' .- 5, m v , N ,sf at .... I . 1, F V ie-gr - ' Yr A xx' C? :L 'Wa 'A' f ,I ., f f w 1' fait . Y! Charles Wanda William Mary Ann Dorothy Teddie Swindell Sutton Tabor Toland Tomison Truelove a C si e X ,f W wa E? . ,, CharleS Linda Eva Kaye Wynell Georgia Orville Wade Walker Wallace Weathered Webster White f, f- s is 1 - . an 1 K sk x 9-K: hx. ES? . 'fir if ' tite rs T-Q, i ' fflmm i Darlene Johnny Paula Sue Gene Whitfield Young Yarborough Wiseman Wilkerson IXTH GRADE Xfhhr his Q A 'sfo fi-'l 1, Q gl .4 Q., Q-- K 4 5 1 Mona S troud . met. , up r 5- l .,g,5gs ' . ' fpcg 3 'Rfk 5 ,Ni - tr L'-rv . -. Barbara Turpen .., .Q Q 5 . X Charles Whitfield Alvin Scott, President Joe Jim Cromartie, Vice Pres, Richard Ingle, Sec,-Treas. David Brinkerhoff, Reporter Sharon Anderson SEVENTH GRADE George Barker William BSI Ile I fs I B66 x J eeee ??.1'f Rose Mary Brazil President, Paul Holcomb Vice President, Richard Hargesheimer Secretary, D, D, Burke Kenneth Barnes James K, Brandon A M, , v '55 K .K Y 'R . av.. in A rw' of , 4-fx ,N Us I- F ,.,.Q 5.4 is D. D. Burke James Carpenter 'N ': .5 V J, , - V u ,.. 1 ' ' af- .:- 'E+ f ' ' 'r . if A V X PEGGY Marvin Black R. M. Choar Melba Bates Neal Berry my rv ' Pat Loyce L Coburn Cobb ,Ji 'G iw ? x SEVE TH GRADE H, ,. N. n. A 6 X ' W! ' 'gg S 1 i t ISK' - ...WK l., Joy . ' M Q1 ' A ' Cokendolpher T o as N if Jane Cullar Tommy Barbara Dennis Davidson Glenda DCHFHS Davis l 1 'iii fi' 5.5 Q Q 4 X d M Q f' f , wr 1 an Driver 4 l 1 ,ff My H D ld I hn .f , ona Eunlzy Francis P Anita Billy EPP5 Earl Ennis Q 'P : - Evans K KA 4 1 rn ,fn -.'-1 t K! i g 'nf 1 is Q Phu Q J-Q fr Foster Nancy Neal Garner Jerry Roy Greathouse k I W Gibson Horner Gray 5 Glover 'Q ' J 5 bv ,asv - . x . X 7 x ig . F I M i L K ' if ..... Rudy X -N K k ' . G4 V 9 -, H-all Evelyn i fr 'lln, 4 's f 3653 Charles All 7 , K , Hackney Roger r Q . fir l P Richard Haseloff m m Hamby Joh ' Hargesheimer Hamilton h - 5 .Q-,S r -Q:-uf, .5 1, 'V gy-'N Y I t X, WT- 5 ix Jo Ann fx 9 hi o c Henson Sharron J llac YA 5' grey! . - ou Herrmg Paul xg h 1 4, Travis Holcomb Marian' M Horn Hook L. G. Jackson ,pm W. ,W ,.,....,... ,MM ,Q -. I e SEVENTH GRADE li 1 ' s g ,sg A 'Y 4 is ., Eugenne 1 . Johnson Carol 5 'Weir I , Koch Billy .- QQ i: 'j Fifi' mapper Albert Lamb as ,. 1 7 .. as Q- I ' saga: H A ' Clinton K s 16 1 Ig gy? 5 is anor Jerry A . in 3 as Marshall John Marshall js Tv ff' James ,fb Muncrief Sylvia Muncrief Kenneth Murphy L d OY Nicholas ' 'li' Q -' ' v.,,' 105, I 3 fi gg ...E Xf'!'f Lffx ' K ,H+ 1 X i X ' -M. Jackie ' I 2 QW a f Powell Phu 1 ' , x ji Prescott Larry Quisenberry Marie P W, .,.nl. r.,,,,,, RAY 1:7 ? 'ag L i :,e !w. R2 Q , 'Fig Q V? A ,ki ' x, j . h M 'V Y, lWTg E 9' I.: 2: . To 'S swf 0 Y v Bllly s -2 Q. . gn Roberson I .. l 1 M ' Norman 1 Rockholt Bobby Ion Ann S carborough Step? nest SP1 E Charlene Lamb 1 s -pi. Jeanett McDaniel V is Q. 1. pv- r Ja. Bobby Norris H se. r F ' f- ,riff s L 4 b E pxvl' nl . N. . James Rhine V , ltr f.., A Betty Stermer s if , Loy Lamberton .L Donald Milligan F t 354' Dan Pettit Don Rhine Virginia Stewart James Langford 'Yi .. g W x 3' '?, Danny Mohon jerry Poole xv Q vu.- A z X 1 A- 4 fs ,xg James Riley A lynx!! Azo ' Q' Herschel Swindell Marcia Sims . ao- - . ,I I .. ' l Don Walkup -.M . Y Ann Tabor 2 Lynn Wall SEVENTH GR DE lf- 'ww ,. 1, as Billy Tidmore Kenneth Tucker in vi .:,: y I --'k , Darnell EQE 1 Wilkerson 'Audrey Williams lf rv ' Peggy E Wood Robbie Word in . Calvin ' fcarol ' Traylor Tomison Phyllis Eugene Williams Williams 3 sv Q P451 Anita Wyman ...4...s. Class Officers pose for a snapshot, LP Mary Turpen -2 ,Queeg Y- x r A ru-.Q k John Womble tl- EIGHTH GRADE President- - - - Jimmy Spears Vice President- - - - - Jimmy Quigg Secretary- - - - - Betty Mansel Romell Brown Veneta Bates Jimmy Belcher Wayne Boatman James Braziel Juanita Cromartie Edia Juan Cummings Oleta Butts Patsy Colgrove Jo Ann Cornelius Donald Ashford Betty Sue Barnes Jerolyn Cummings 'D Q- 'E Donald Daugherty u , Darwin Daulton EIGHTH GRADE , F Marilyn Davidson .,,Q.. -if f F If 4. .fir , f .. Y Martha Ann Davis Jimmie Lee Davis Audrey Dhane 'Sf 'gl - ,gr -r. '. ,vqvb 1 A 'y QQ .5 :iff at ...gg illlf, ,, fltlig, I ,, ir' , .,,,.,.. Q . if 7 -imp X 'K 'wg if Jack Driver Doug Edmonds Shirley Elder Sammy Eubanks ..-.. ' ini .- 4, S 1' - Q. xx, I 'N X . X .f S lv Q ' -v .f ' FK 'FS 49' 11+ Judy Fields Frankie Fincher Elroy Foerster Gladwin Gillispie Robert Graham Camilla Griffen Kenneth Grisham Hugh Don Hackney Richard Hammond Derrill Havins Robert Hawkins Jimmy Hinton Keith Hodo Barbara Horn Alice Houk EIGHTH GRADE Billy Lewis Charles Ann Lowe Mike Magee Billy McGuire Betty Mansel Harvey Marshall Delois Milligan Nola Moore Orval Morris Donald Malone Leon Huffman Patricia Hughes .sg Patrick Huff 5 .v-'N -vu K Jerry Ingram Q.. Lewyn lobe Linda Johnston ,IX IX 'W' 1 Zona lowers BH ggys 2 , 6' Frankie Lamberton Y G L B X Billy Mack Land H A M ' S L 5 - H553 W3-. ' V . . 1 Billy Jack Landers J iq ':' ::i':- ' L 2 3 ' Q. msg-i, S s P- . sn . f. Q ., r,, I 5 . Q as VM-wwdm g V fs. ' - A - ' 4 S? - xg: 5, 1 4 ss igliff h ful . X 1'- Charlotte Newman .. y Q' g ' 0- 5 Bonnie O'Neal ,M B gy 7g,y L? Laura Osborne O'Ray Osborne Phil Phillips s , 'Gi ' s ky Ksr, in VV 1 . A M 1 1 ? ,' .fl s wp- S 2 -yd S- S sf J. Iwi' N' I ,f ' -f,341' ,v xv . . Z Q ' ,i ,fm Jerry Phillips Evon Pierce Doug Price 3 EIGHTH GRADE Charles Sparkman Jerry Prichard Jimmie Quigg Frank Quigg Quinton Rogers ..p Betty Rudisill Elmer Scarbrough mi li Jetone Smith ' of J a E 1 ,,r., K gg, 2. Eddy Sparkman ' E gl, Jimmy Spears hs 'rrk we X Iv X' Duane Stephens X f Q in Michael Stephenson A Q q,:, , S aela H 1 4 Peggy Stockstill 2 . 'I 3 l KX - 1 ' ,s,-,.,n , y Q S E E 5 V, 8 Marilyn Stone I p 'Tx Edward Shivers p S p Roger Tabor Linda Taylor Evelyn Thomas gfw- P 2 -'P' f ' T 5 . 4 James Thompson S Johnnie Wade E James Walker 'zzstffshx 'E Lona Ware 1 f Billy Wilkerson no . as ...J , - Q .Kg . U sp...-...s.M.,..v ,s.. Linda Wilkerson John Williams Donna Wilson Neutie Watson Billy Young CLASS OFFICERS SOPHOMORE OFFICERS President ---- - - J, H, Wilkerson Vice President- - - - H, L, Gossage Secretary ---- - - Marie Ennis Reporter ---- - - Sherry Adams Sponsors: Mrs, Laverne Newton, Miss Jo Sue Wilson, Mr, L, E, Gray, JUNIOR OFFICERS President ---- - - -John J, Hanna Vice President- - - - - Don Edmonds Secretary ---- - - Mary Alice Smith Re porter ---------- Carroll Howard Sponsors: Mrs, Monette Cole, Miss Gwen Tittle, Mr, Howard Martin. FRESHMAN OFFICERS President ---------- - -Jack Preston Vice President- - - - - - Kay Hanna Secretary ---- - Curtis Outlaw Reporter- - - - - Sue Watson Sponsors, Mr, Foster Watkins, Mis, Letha Morris, Mrs, Helen Hook. 45 fi 115 dy. r 'rf' 2 , J . 7 Nmfx i I lofi! . y My Rfwfggg , in rfffH':,2 , '. '50 :fm . I :N Y fl, Carolyn Craven Joy Cross Kay Day Billy Denison Don Diffee Dwaine Edmonds Richard Edmonds .Tarnes Pat Fagan Kay Fergerson Billy Fincher Judy Foster Delbert Frost ...ow- Y fi I SQ' -H., X M3 A . in 'QIUN la F5 FRESHMEN .Ex N. ,, l QI' f' 'gif QM Wynell Elders Janelle Hamby Kay Hanna Omogene Har ge sheimer Dwaine Hargesheimer Betty Harrison Edwin Haslehoff Charles Hatcher ,i S' r, as if 2-if E 5' Bobbie Leath Dale Hatcher H 4' 2 R. B. Hawkins Winene Herring H: 23 i n . Qi Joy Holmes ,. ' ' ' 9, ff. L iw , K, 1 ' H 2 v. H L.. W., ' 3. f -Q 4 53 if 5 -,. H-'C'-59' ,xy ' -Q- 'Q f , :fa ' V I ikr 5' , M gi ,X r ., f' Q, ' sly ' i K, . --X . .. 1' Ali QE-wk .fffseu ni.. , , it X K, f ,Q 95.3 1 - Y. 4 ' If HQ, Sfiiif A :e,txf.', N. if - W5 N 'Q ei ' Q A z A A ,, . V' , Q in F' 3 Q7 A ' 1 N 4 as N.. Q ff, It fu 5. 'C N li , gn L -- ..- A as x- 'E SL ,LU in 'vloaf Q .' ,P ?:sf 1' f Mary K Plunkett Kenneth Poole Leona Powell Garland Przce Ivhldred Prlnce G11bert Ramsey Larry Ratllff gp. a - Dossie Marrow Ouidon Mathews Lenny Malone Temple Milligan X? L2 ,.., , 1' i- Betty Lou Murpny Elsle Nxchols Jean Osborne Curtxs Outlaw 'Wx S-gf FRESH MAN 1 FQ-f I f ff-9: ,pp 2 i 23.2-38 1 0 .. , : n , Q., 'IJ' ct' l C nv.. if . . L , , I fd F ' E -rv 1- L X gf - g f-' A ,. L - Ns' - L . VY fn , Q' X' R 1 , ' f .AL ip L W ,L ii , x K ' L x L V n fx .wr N ff ,Q a k P n is .X 2 .f 'N 3. L y I c resto F ty Lg h, L,' X g at if W 'Sq ax Lg' ' 5 gg: 1 F X 121. :Q L e if m,3...ff!TQ, L 1 .J ..... ,,. 1 7 fu- W 7, . N. . gt' . f' L :T v ' L 3 L L i Peggy Reeves Nathan Reinhart Billy Scott Llovera Sills ..- Q ,avw . ff X Ov' l K' me S 7Y'.,. J' A X f - ch L' Mary L. Smith ' L K' A Betty Stewart Le on T aylor Milton T inke r su ' f V vw . fa FRESHMEN i Of Iv, 4 OWN M Xj,x,4 the if R. O s,,1IJ Joyce Walker Bobby Wall Clarence Walser Sue Watson Mar gar et Whe at Huglue W1utm1re James Young . 7 4 K 4, if . L -1 'v . 5.36, 'S .f I W 'A W A ' ,V KL if o 1 , . . . S 1 , VA V K. Don Wllson Ywat L is V m' 5 . V Sherry Adams - David Baker ' .A by ,M y X Charles Berry A L XhA'l f ff Doyle Berry , in ' f sh 1 i -1 .1 T Vh T Franklin Bryant x ,P . H George Boynton V - - Jerry Brandon Q in N, nb Q iY. 1 iff' F L A x 1 I! 'B ' ,R 1 l . A B 4. F I r , Tommy Buckholt , l . I - I ,ff I . ' J H 4 f Owen Cobb Q . Margie Collins 5 s - 'ii' X - I-, ' ,S Billy Cummings Q V 1 J Lynn Clements C ' 'M ' Q' 5 D x K Q 2,5 I ' 5 Q Q 5: Shirley Dake f Ks Shirlene Daniel X . Donald Davis V ,lb fe D . Alvin Deel 1 XY I f' 'X N i:J'. b 'Y 5 xf I .J Charles Denison ' ' Siu in - Margaret Draper 4 ,f-.. Q? Wanelle Dune Pe ggy Ell1S A x ' If , I 1 n g L .Jf x , 9 .im A 34 A Q. y I ll I lviarie Ennis Janlce Foster Tommy Cokendolpher Taylor Cullar SOPHGMCRES , Q .NI Norma Glover H L Gossage J immy Grishaln J ixnmy Hall 4 'm y ' l .fxxk Frances Haxnrick James Harbison Hor ac e Hatcher lg . Bobby Hogue my, . s.. X X x JM J 'IT' E Bob Holcornb J ,X Ileta Huffman Leif V .M il Sandra Ingle L, , L ..,Y ,,,-- :-.rgy Dave Jenkl-ns J' 2- l Francxs Johnson Jlmmy Johnston h Q Jalnes Johnston an Betty Jolly V Pat Landers V cf i Jerry Mart1n .QXQN J Layton Mayes 7 Billy Mayfield ll ex g ay N ff ii Donald McCarty Kenneth McNabb David Moore J H Moore SOPHCJMORES 3 'Xl af 1 i Su v f . pg Charles R1ChaTdSOD ' Q -Y cy '4:fa n IJ , f 1 X ' 5' kk Q- k.. if 4' - , Q .5 X x -LJ yh ,. X x 8, i ' X ff Leon Trolinder SA 2-'F Q 'Q X, A td, xl 2 JUNIORS Shirley Barnes Joyce Barnett Jeanie Beall Weldon Brandon Richard Braziel Mary Brinderhoff Helen Bryant Judy Burke Carlton Bailey Virginia Atwood I. M, Barnes Lavon Adams .uf i -: .ww ' 1' I ,ff .f , X Ranay Akers I, W, Ashford l. KQV 1 we V A 5? .,.. ' 'lui VL ax 444' 'E r 'Q LQ F lf noi Sw, .fe 1 My QQ r 'Y CHARLES CULBERT S' JUDITH DENNIS -1-M' 5 ' ANNA RUTH DOWNS Q H' 9 I 6 A .K 1 E- ' ' 5 .- lu' A ,.,. 3,-Nr ' Q..- I - 'nn' . ' .Qu nngf,-e3jf .'!: :onn 'Q are Q 14,4 qkqk ,Inf an on , a cl '1..!l'?.j ,',.'. ',gpi ,fjunaifl ,, xp ,a oga..,qlalIls1vluII. ,V ' .A '.'o. y'lanllll0 ' I fins: 'l:.-runnin: ullIol .' .as ', ,,,, a f . A.1.'-!::::!f- - -' 'Ut JACK DUNLAP SHARON EATON DON EDMONDS R. L. EDMONDSON BOB ELLIS JOHN GILLILAND JOHN HANNA SHERRY HENDRIX BILLY JOHNSTON JIMMY JONES RONALD KENNEDY LOLA KLEPPER ELVA JO KYLE JAMES LOGAN DORIS LOVELESS JACK MCGUIRE JU IORS WANDA HOWARD MARUO HUFFMAN YVONNE ISAACKS OJ N 4 W Gb JUNIORS SANDRA MITCHELL a- N ,X . -1 S. N l S 5 -, 4 L. ' 5 iv 'NA Vs 5 0.-v ARTHUR MALONE JERRY MALONE X hw, l su, 'NI Y. 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'IS' BARBARA DANIELS MACKOY TED DE LA VEGA ALVA DOWNS MITCHELL EARL ENNIS KENNETH HARGESHEIMER JOHN GREEN JAMES GLENN ELANE GOSSAGE Q if BENNOIT HERRING DAN HOOK FRANKLIN HATCHER ARTHUR LEE HENDERSON kr I AN ELLE IN GLE JOYCE IOHNS TON BOBBY JONES GAYLE KETCHERSID CAROLYN MATHIS MAXINE MCCULLOUGH CALVIN LANGFORD JOHN MCCRARY A 3 'Y' SHIRLEY MOORE EMMA RUTH MURPHY l.. 'fri' Sr'- NELWYN MCSPADDEN SAMMY MERRITT '19 'W ,yiky ,-. 'bs BILL NEAL CLES TON PAY NE BOBBY PITTS YVONNE PRICE DEAN RATLIFF WAYNE RICHERSON Lp' BOBBY PRITCHARD GRACIE QUIGG WB' HELEN SPARK MAN SUE SPEARS VERN IE ROGERS BUDDY SCHARNAGEL fir' ffm Tw DOROTHY STONE RHODA STONE EDDIE WALKER T2 'Q'--'r Y' 'Stl' Mg. W DON TODD SHIRLEY TURPEN JAMES VAUGHAN X RAYFORD WALKER RAYFORD WILKERSON BOBBY WILLIAMS CLEO BRADFORD ew K L Q. N ml. A .Qi .di Q'HiSu :r Education Un!! W H O S 4 fx K N WH 0 1 if DHVCIS Education Band ARTHUR HENDERSON GRACIE QUIGG WWWWWMW. ,,,...f-M-v youmaliim ELANE Goss AGE Bookkeeping BOBBY JONES X N K W S . va .Xi J WMM Peech N WHO'S WHO Typing . . , Sh AN HOOK The semors named mn the Who s MAR orrhand D Who section are chosen by their THA BRAND teachers as being the outstand- i ing student in that particular 5 sub ject. Q.. Enghsh NE Choral Math DOROTHY STO Rl-IODA STONE JOHN MCC RARY O , a K N HI. W H D' ' WHO aD' if' la X ' Social . Homemaklng SC1enCe MAXINE MCCULLOUGH BILLY NEAL l ' I ChemiSUY LKER 'N Ph ' Vgitlgal Education IE ROGERS Vocational Agriculture DON TODD Samoa PLAY Ginny Allen- - George Allen- - Laura Allen- - Lester Allen- - BEAUTY AND THE BEEF A comedy in 3 acts by William Davidson CAST - - - - - - - - Sammy Merritt - - Tillman Buttrill - - - -Sue Spears - - - - Cleston Payne Professor Barton- - - - - Arthur Henderson Franny Barton- Beef ------ Molly Woods- - Foggy Ryan- - Miss Bigby- - - Scaffold- - - Steve- - - Bubbles- - Betty- - Mitzie- - - Dot- - - Barbara- - - Miss Spence- - - - - - - Elane Gossage - - Franklin Hatcher - - Barbara Daniels - - - - - Billy Neal - - - Gayle Ketchersid - - - - Bobby Pitts - - Beffy Wilderson - - - Bobby Jones - - - -Janelle Ingle - Emma Ruth Stone - - - Dorothy Stone - - Gracie Quigg - - Joyce Johnston Wallace Woods ----- - ------------- Dan Hook Extras ----- - - -' ---- Buddy Scharnagel, James Glenn Earl Ennis, Johnny Green, Bobby Williams Jack Cromartie, Rhoda Stone, Nelwyn McSpadden Student Director ---------------- Martha Brandon MISS JO SUE Director ll Q N ii' 1 1' If I x CLASS DAY Fifi'- Senior class officers, Brandon, Hook, Coats, McSpadden and Price lead the seniors in to class day exercises, W bbY lones br03dcaSB Xie C1355 win' l bania mess' . ol me 5 O heav- b Pitts' Eduor eads me PIO? As Juniors take seats vacated by Seniors, B05 7 Dan HOOK Y senior girls are both happy and sad. Jun- nalfs as iors seemed a little awed also. SENIOR CLASS HISTGRY bl' Bill Neal lt was in the fall of 1949 that a small frightened group of hoodlums first raided the stately halls of dear old QHS in their quest of further mischief--er knowledge. Yes, you guessed it, it was the Freshmen of '49--Seniors of '53 that is, We had just graduated from the tennis shoe and pigtail age and were now on the threshold of much greater achievements, Having blissfully conquered Reagan and Travis, we now felt equal to the challenge. The first obstacle in our conspiracy came in the bulky form of Mr, William Howorth fthe little man with the red wig.7 We later found that he was a valuable friend, Our gang elected as its ring leaders the first year Bobby Williams as President, Barbara Coats as Vice President and Martha Jane Brandon as Secretary-Treasurer, It was interesting to note that during our first year in high school that several of our boys made the first team in some of the sports Our sponsors for this year were: Watkins. Robbins, Anderson and Beaman, We spent most of the year learning the tricks of the trade. Making marvelous strides the first year, we re-elected Bobby Williams as Presi- dent, with John McCrary as Vice President and Dan Hook as Secretary-Treasurer, This year many of the boys broke into the athletic field, We felt that we now had become full fledged members of the high school society, Our sponsors were Mr, Richardson and Mrs. Holcomb. During our Junior year we ran into great difficulties in the way of a certain history teacher. We were enslaved for a solid year with reports, themes, clippings, notebooks, etc, We put on the Junior-Senior banquet which proved to be a big success. Uokes and all,j As our leaders we elected Earl Ennis as President, Pat Teel as Vice President and Dan Hook as Secretary- Treasurer. Our sponsors were Miss Ashcraft, Miss Caswell and Mr. Conley. On our last step in the hall of wisdom we slipped on a greasy Civics book and fell flat on our face into another half year in the history pit. This was the year of the great football queen squabble, basketball district championship, and also the great Seymour Tragedy. Some of our outstanding undertakings included: Senior picnic, senior party, Senior play, senior carnival, graduation and our senior trip. As our leaders for this year the now very literate seniors elected Martha Brandon, President, Dan Hook, Vice President, Barbara Coats, Secretary, Nelwyn McSpadden, Treasurer and Yvonne Price as Reporter, Our sponsors this year are: Miss Radford, Miss Marshall and Mr. Casselberry, Looking back on our high school days we can say that we have enjoyed them and will al- ways remember them as some of our happiest times. And now this word from the wise to you underclassmen: If at first you don't suc- ceed--quit--don't make a fool of yourself , , . THE ENDV' SENIOR CLASS WILL by Bobby Jones We the Senior Class of 1953 being of sound mind sturdy body strong will and not wishing to remember the hardships which occurred during the past four years do devise give and bequeath our few but valuable belong ings in this our first last and only will and testimony here by making void all wills made by us at any time previous to this date Martha Jane Brandon leave my position as President of the Senior Class to some unknowing Junior Tommy Tillman Buttrill leave my wonderful voice to some next year choral student Barbara Jean Coats leave my innocent ways to Jo Kyle Billy Jack Cromartie leave my physique to Charles Richardson Barbara Helen Daniels leave my school girl figure to Sherry Trulove Alva Joy Downs leave for Eldorado Earl Eugene Ennis leave with what I came over from Travis with James Joel Glenn leave my corny Jokes to Coach Watkins Claudia Elane Gossage leave my ability to get a date to the football banque some underclassman John Allen Green leave my women to Francis Srader Kenneth Logan Hargesheimer leave my long name to my little sister Walter Franklin Hatcher leave my hot rodding to my little brother Horace Arthur Lee Henderson leave Sandra to anyone Bennoit Duane Herring leave my penmanshtp to Jmtmy Jones Robert Dan Hook leave Barbara for good Frances Janelle lngle leave my driving ability to walk Etta Joyce Johnston leave my out of town interests to my cousin Billie Robert Cope Jones leave after reading this for fear of being shot Theresa Gayle Ketchersid leave my Chillicothe boy friends to Leta Faye Duncan Calvin Ray Langford leave for Odell to get hitched Carolyn Yvonne Mathis leave my red hair to Peggy Reeves John Franklin McCrary leave my ability to have everything just right to Coach Price Thelma Maxine McCullough leave Henry to the mercy of any Junior girl Nelwyn Leona McSpadden leave my position as Treasurer of the Senior Class to anyon who likes money as I do Sammy Ann Merritt leave my ability to trifle to anyone who can lie as well as I can Shirley Lee Moore leave my ability to charm women to Jack Dunlap Emma Ruth Murphy leave my giggling to Vada Stone William Overton Neal IV leave Cleston Ray Payne leave my height to Billy Sellers Bobby Lee Pitts leave my noon taxi cab to my little sister Ellen Yvonne Price leave for my little booth at the show Bobby Lee Pritchard leave my quietness to Doris Loveless Gracie Ruth Quigg leave my quietness to Jeanie Beall Donald Dean Ratliff leave my ability to get along with Miss Burleson to James Logan Wayne Eldon Richardson leave for Gordon s Old Fashioned Freeze Vernie Mae Rogers leave my fake um out ability to any girl basketball player John Robert Scharnagel leave my seat in civics to some poor Junior, Helen Jean Sparkman leave my Oklahoma boy-friends to Peggy Teel. Mary Lydia Sue Spears leave with Alva Joy, Dorothy May Stone leave my' brains to my little sister, Rhoda Jane Stone leave my quiet and innocent ways to Betty Wade. Don Enos Todd leave my boots and levis to Miss Burleson, Shirley Dee Turpen leave my place in the Library to Sherry Hendrix, James Ray Vaughn leave my reckless driving to Miss Radford, Eddy Merlin Walker stay here until next year, Rayford Wayne Walker leave my brains to Richard Brazil, Kenneth Rayford Wilkerson leave my book on how to be an ideal boy to some 1953 first string football player, Robert Farrell Williams leave Jo Ann but not for long, And we the Senior Class as a whole leave: T Q, H, S, bright memories of books trips to the office those happy hours in study hall and sweet memories of days gone by, e teachers we leave our deepest gratitude and thanks for the trouble they went to on our behalf. e Juniors we leave our many happy hours qand don't think you won't ever have them,j t e Sophomores we leave the feeling that Q, H. Sv. is the best Freshmen we leave hard times ahead but a guarantee of a wonderful end, This is our last will and testament to which we have hereunto set our hand at Ouanah Texas on this 22nd day of May 1953 in the presence of Superintendent W, E, Hancock and Principal Curtis Dickenson who have signed the same as subscribing witnesses at our request and rather persistant insistence, iZ277f . Superintendent f x ' Principal MEMORIES SHIRLEY TURPEN In future years when we've grown o And in our laps our hands we fold Memories from school days we hold. We tried to do the best we could We took the bad we took the good And thought we did all that we should. Then we thought our work was in vain Now look back to what we did gain Without much suffering or much pain, In spite of our doubts and our fears We finally came to our last year In each good bye we shed a tear We realized the end had come To leave our friends, and all the fun This was one bout of life we d won We parted from dear Quanah High And said to each a fond good bye BY ld, And left to each a parting sigh, 5 r CLASS PROPHECY by DAN HOOK I Dan Hook world correspondent for the Slobantan News Servrce xn thrs the year 1973 have been asstgned to report on condrttons tn the world My ptlot James Ray Vaughan former hot rod drtver and dare devtl, and co ptlot and navtgator Btlly Neal are tn command of my super Jet plane Neal was bantshed from soctety for tellrng questronable Jokes at socral events As we leave the fteld Ttllman Buttrrll dashes to the plane and sells us a magazrne subscrrptton Hts wtfe the former Rhoda Stone tends to the magaztne stand whtle Ttllman ts the super salesman Our frrst stop 15 Hollywood Caltforma As we step out of our plane we see that four former Quanah students who are famous movte stars now are there to greet us Johnny Green successor to Hopalong Casstdy and known as Hopalong Al hts brother John McCrary successor to Clark Gable Carolyn Mathts the new Susan Hay ward and Bennott Herrtng a famous dtrector Herrtng dxrected the academy wmner Her Name was Red star rrng Mathts After a pleasant afternoon we take off for the famous golf matches tn Scotland where the Amertcan team of Bobby Frm Wayne Rrchardson Kenneth Hargeshetmer and Don Todd are stagtng an exhtbruon match The famous team told us that they got therr renowned golf swrng by swrngrng a shovel rn the barnyard every day af ter school Thetr wtves Joyce Johnston Gayle Ketchersrd Helen Sparkman and Dorothy Stone manage the affatrs of the famous golfers and Yvonne Prtce sells the ttckets to the exhtbrttons She satd she gatned her ex pertence selltng trckets to the Palace show tn Quanah Our frrends tell us that Sammy Merrttt Jones Elane Gossage Wrlkerson and Bobby and Beefy are tn England and we fly our plane to England and take a taxr to the UP 81 DOWN YOYO PLANT Bobby tmmedtately takes us over the plant and shows us the collectron of super yo yo s as they come off the assembly ltne Elane deslgns them Sammy perfects them and Bobby tnes them out Beefy ts prestdent of the factory We hear over our radxo that the Radford Rats are playrng tn Rome Fake em out Verme Mae Rogers and husband Cleston Payne Maxtne McCullough the Wrllxams Htgh Flash and husband Calvtn Langford and Ar thur Lee fspeedy Henderson have been tounng Europe and are unbeaten to date Theu center Cleston IS known as the Jumping Payne Speed Henderson ftmshes out the season by playtng professtonal football w1th the Roman Rovers After watchtng a super ball game we fly to the Rrvtera where James Glenn and hrs wtfe Martha Bran don Glenn are vacatxonrng wtth the other mlllronarres Tttus Glenn 15 very unhappy over the extra htgh prrces charged at the famotu resort l-le told us that he had lost S1 15 1n Monte Carlo at the Enms and Hatcher Gam bltng Castno We wanted to see Earl and Frankltn so we hopped over to the resort We wtshed to talk to them but Earl was too busy seexng that nobody won any money to talk much Sue Spears and Alva Mrtchell are servtng the drmks from the bar and they ten us that some of our former classmates are preparmg to take a long and dangerous trek tnto darkest Afrtca to frnd the long lost black emerald My compantons and I dectdt to dash to Capetown and see the start of the safan When we step from the plane the offrctal hostess Janelle Ingle asks us to come mstde the atrport for refreshments There we fxnd Barbara Coats and Shtrley Turpen wattrng tables These gtrls had been a smgtng team but were stranded tn Capetown when therr Manager Ed dte Walker ran out on them Our taxt IS drtven by Emma Ruth Murphy who had wandered down here a year before looktng for adventure and never made her way out When we dnve up to the hotel we fxnd the safarr ready to start Rayford Walker and Dean Ratlrff the famous archeologrsts are on theu camels whsle theu eaters Buddy Scharnagel and Bobby Prttchard are seerng that the supplres are properly packed Rayford tells us that he rs gotng to look up Tarzana or Barbara Maroy when he gets rnto the Jungle He feels certatn that she wtll know somethmg about the stone they are seekrng He also plans to stop rn Ubangt where Nelwyn McSpadden ts teachtng the natxves to dnve the Super chtef the latest model car She also sells thousands of these cars to the natrves each year We stay all nrght at our hotel so that we can catch the tloor snow featur tng Gracte QBubblespQu1gg who 15 wowtng the publtc wtth her dances The next morntng as we prepare to depart an old frtend and cell mate Jack Cromartte comes tnto the lobby He trres to mterest us 1n buyrng some candy to eat on the tnp He clarms tt LS hrs own product We buy a bag of hrs taffy whrch he has named True Taffy because tt sucks to your hand ltke an old frtend Wtshxng to vtstt the scene of our school days we head for OHS but are forced down by Jet trouble on the campus of the Acme State College of Mrnes Know rw that several old school mates have been here we decrde to look the place over We are told that Bobby lRabbrty Wtlltams IS here It seems Bobby fmrshed lus educatton at Tyler Iuntor College and ts assrstant coach here head coach Aaron Ntchols says that Bobby ts learntng fast and wtll soon be put on the payroll Hrs wtfe, a former resident of Chtlllcothe is supportrng them at the present James Ray Btlly and I agree that we have Just completed a most interesting mp and decide to return to Quanah In my notebook are enough notes for many interesting arttcles whtch wtll soon be published rn the SLOBANIAN PRESS Watch for them rn your local newspaper! r s v n - n f ' - 1 - v 1 I - u a n v r ' . . . . . ,, ,, - r . , u , I . - 1 1 o . 1 n - . . . . - 1 v . . u n s ' . 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'se infinite 6' acczxhxurea gmvhug, ,Mag 24, was 8:85 dclnrk QM-wh am mm-1 gxnlrfwfwm Q00 PROCESSIONAL . . MRS. MONETTE COLE XNVOCATION . . . . REV. C. A. HRRTLEY UCHERUBKM SONG ---BORTUXNSKY . . . CHORAL CLUB SCRIPTURE ....... REV. W. D. REAVES THE LORD KS MY SHEPHERD ---MONTGOMERY . CHORAL CLUB SERMON .... . REV. W. E. NORMAN THE HOLY CITY ---ADAMS . . . CHORAL CLUB BENEDICTXON . . REV. JAMES A. MCDONALD RECESSIONAL . . . MRS. MONETTE COLE L47 AV f Y nlnmenremenf 7 xerzrize Jriha :15 xfclnclt fbuanaly ,B i Z g, Jiflag-29, 1953 8 gly School Aubitnrium PROCES INVO THE CO9 SIONAL ...A, .........MRS M CATION .,,...,...,,..,..,,..,...,.,.., HALLS . ON-'JTTE COLE W. S. HE-BRING OF IVYHSRUSSELL KNIGHT. ......, SENIOR QUARTET SAL UTA TORY 1......,,,.....Y.. ,,,...,,....,, . , A.,,....,..,...,..,...... ..,....... nonoz-Hy srozvg ADDRESS ....,.. ..,..,,... .,,........ R E V. KENNETH L. TEEGARDEN VALEDICTORY ..,...,,...,..,.,.......,.....,.,..............,,.,....A.A..,,,,, MARTHA BRANDON PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS. ....,.....,...,..... CURTIS A. DICKENSON PRESENTATION OF AWARDS ,,., .... A........,..A,,.,.,, W . E, HANCOCK BENEDICTION .......................,..........,,. ,..... . .... R EV. DAVID C. CLARK RECESSIONAL ,....,.. .....,..,,..,.. ..........,,...,.... M R S. MONETTE COLE GRADUATES 1953 Brandon, Martha Jane McSpadden, Nelwyn Leona Buttrill, Tommy Tillman Merritt, Sammy Ann Coats, Barbara Jean Moore, Shirley Lee Cromartie, Billy Jack Murphy, Emma Ruth Daniels, Barbara Helen Neal, William Overton IV 'de la Vega, Ted Payne, Cleston Ray Downs, Alva Joy Pitts, Bobby Lee Ennis, Earl Eugene Price, Ellen Yvonne Glenn. James Joel Pritchard, Bobby Lee Gossage. Claudia Elane Quigg, Gracie Ruth Green, John Allen Ratliff, Donald Dean Hargesheimer, Kenneth Logan Richardson, Wayne Eldon Hatcher, Walter Franklin Rogers, Vernie Mae Henderson, Arthur Lee Scharnagel, John Robert Herring, Bennoit Duane Sparkrnan, Helen Jean Hook, Robert Dan Spears, Mary Lydia Sue Ingle, Frances Janelle Stone, Dorothy Mae Johnston, Etta Joyce Smile- Rhoda Jane Jones, Robert Cope Todd, Domfld Enos Ketchersid, Theresa Gayle Turpen' Shnley Dee . Vaughn, James Ray Langford, Calvin Ray ,, . , Walker, Eddy Merlin Mathis, Carolyn Yvonne Walker, Rayford Wayne McCrary, John Franklin Wilkerson, Kenneth Rayford McCullough, Thelma Maxine Williams, Robert Farrell ' Mid-term graduate 1952-53. Mid-term graduate 1953-54. Seniors Belonging to the NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Brandon, Martha Jane 122 Mc-Cullough, Thelma Maxine 112 Coats, Barbara Jean 112 Neal, William Overton IV 122 Hook, Robert Dan 122 Stone, Dorothy Mae Mc-Crary, John Franklin 122 Walker, Rayford Wayn 122 e 122 -i7i,7 MQ if ' 1:35. K 1 ' 'fl i 2 t A, ' If I , t IIV i J by 17. ' QB I Martha Jane Brandon Valedictorian, Student Coun cil, Most Outstanding Girl, ivy John McCrary Student Council. Emily Post Award, Most Outstanding Boy, Babe Ruth Sportsman- ship, Q3 Maxine McCullough B8tPW Award QMost Outstanding Girly Century Club Post Popular Teacher Award. Don Todd, Vocational Agriculture Award. C . E, Casselberry, fl W '51 S HQNORS be-v Bill Neal High Honor for boy Driver E u cation Award Rayford Walker Rotary Club Scholarship Award Sammy Merritt, C. T. Watkins Public Speaking Award. Dorothy Stone Salutatorian 1904 English Award V W Kelley Com mercial Award Wayne Richardson Epsilon Sigma Alpha Scholarship Award Nelwyn McSpadden Babe Ruth Sportsman ship Award, Vernie Mae Rogers, Driver Education Award. ALITCJGRAPHS pf ,Q 1' gf, fy 4, f fa ' A159 ,, 3, + V55 ,4 A .. V, if X- 'H W. ,qu . wed' ,N ,uf J f . H f '. Y ..,, ,i , ' t S' auf gf N7 1 'W' ff W2 'J' if if A S fwifggs-, X .f Y' .f V .iw 9 my .. ff. , ,Iggy A w K ar 9' - 'Q' 1. I. K xr -.: JP- , V N Af S 9' ' . M., 94, , L ' f 9 ' i :Q 7 ' ' MW-,--M....x .N fav. qw L W J X -W X iii- ,. 'L www? X' K 7 ,,. .fy - W w 'QL N in A' ww, -f ' gr, amy' ,gifs .V . w X 's f ., QS' 7 , au-ww, .. WM., vqmiwk ' ww. wx-QNM, M.. M M, .. Wm W . HW .5 k TEA? . K in-R35 i , Q i ALEXANDER BARBER CI-ICF A stanch supporter of Quanah and Quanah Hxgh lex IS known for h1s excellent courteous SCTVICC PULLMAN CAFE You can depend on bemg ser ved good food when you d1ne at the Pullman Steaks and fr1ed ch1cken are the1r spe cmalty 213 Maln Phone 707 THE FLOWER SHOP The Flower Shop has a plen t1ful supply of beaut1ful flowers on hand for every occas1on from banquets to dates w1th that favor1te gxrl 7-DAY SUPER MARKET Friendly and efficent ser- vice, open for your con- venience seven days a. week. BL LLE NITA SHOP Girls and their mothers love to shop at Belle N1ta's for those special casuals A wide line of lingerie linens and accessories makes this store a complete shopping center 104 Main Phone ZOO THE AC NUT STORE Mr and Mrs Buttrill's store is the meeting place for all of Acme It is pleasant to shop at this well stocked store and to visit with your many friends -Y. Fiji Ea: MAGLE 'S DRUG STORE These well known druggists have been favorites in Quanah for many years and are famous for their dependaole prescription service. Phone 45 12 O Main THE FRANCIS COMPANY W. D. Francis will be glad to plan a Youngstown kitchen for you or advise you about a Coleman heater, He also handles Servel refrigerators, Ianitrol 'fd N 3 L s 31 heaters, and all types of Crane fixtures, 315 Main Phone Z8 YOUR BEAUTY SHOP Your Beauty Shop specializes in hair cutting, individual styling, as as well as permanents. Mothers and daughters look glamorous after a visit to this comfortable shop 409 Main Phone 174 W ,.,Ak....--M Nfl! WSC? STEVENS CORNER DRUG STORE Eat drink shop or have your prescriptions filled at the Corner Drug, attractive store with a complete line of merchan dise 222 Main Phone 17 T H GARNER HARDWARE and FURNITURE Garner Hardware is the home quality service and values This store handles outstanding makes of all types of equipment and furniture 105 Main Phore 429 ll ,zfl us M E MOSES COMPANY Moses's big attractive store is a popular shopping center Prompt courteous service adds to the pleasure of buying in this store 210 Main Phone 231 DYIAR , P e iUmmm1 3 009' 1 Llama-q-n -f '0 nlnn.....,.,,, ' We L,-L, A-nw, A. A 1-nliql sensual.: ununr A U T 0 S T 0 R E Complete Stock of Automobile Parts WHOLESALE - RETAIL 108 W 2nd Phone 42 RICHARDSON'S READY-TO-WEAR R1chardson's IS a store for Quanah to be proud of D1scr1m1nat1ng women from Quanah and near by towns enjoy shopplng at th1s store 216 Ma1n Phone 30 5 MAC'S SUPER MARKET Th1s new store owned by Choc Mc Gu1re and Sk1nny McNabb IS modern 1n every respect Although the store 1S new the owners are not and W111 g1V6 you the1r same frlendly servlce 308 Mercer Phone 1082 Mr and Mrs C A Sxngle is ton can plan your tr1p for you vla Cont1nenta1 Traulways or attend to your needs 1n glass work Smgleton M1rror and Glass Com pany can supply any kmd of glass 1n any s1ze They also have a mce hne of g1fts 700 Ma1n Phone 117 s.-fJ '-ufm. 'Nw- A Wes Texas Industry Located At Quanah Many Memorable Occas1ons For Students Have Been Held In The Clubhouse At Th1s Plant WEST TEXAS UTILITIES CO 'UNBUROERS CrORDON'S OLD FASI-IIONED FREEZE always has a waiting line for those good hamburgers, hot dogs, snow cones, or any kind of drink that you might want. ULIANAH FARMERS CEI EIPERATIVE SOCIETY N I EIEITTUN GINNEFQS -- WHEAT ELEVATEIR DEALERS IN LUMBER, FEED. IMPLEMENTS. EAS AND DIL. PHUNE 43D CJLIANAH . TEXAS I I I 'Ffh 1--f UOH8 at '42 o uanah ALITCGRAPHS CIVVOCO3 OVID Cokkon. Bw-Sera + , , . K ' . W- -W i Y 3 . ., I ,1'?5W f I 'J Q W + W f , fwgf- ' , ,. V ' ig , 1. ' 1 If xi ii'1i'3QQ-xii i V 1 rm X X ' V 1 - 1 1 '- Q S RADIO STATION K O L J Quanah s own rad1o stat1on K O L J serves Quanah and V1C1I11ty by br1ng1ng well bal anced programs to 1ts 11st eners throughout the day MCNABB CUT RATE FOOD STORE McNabb's quahty foods and low pr1ces make feed1ng your farruly a a pleasure 1f you trade at McNabb Cut Pate Food Store 210 E Lleventh Phone 980 M Your Bus1ness Apprec1ated .TOHNNIE 'S DRIVE INN Johnn1e's recently added dining room is a favorite eating and meeting place for young and old Johnn1e's is the favorite of high school students who find in Johnnie Diltz a loyal friend PHILCO WEY HOME FURNTSHING COMPANY You can completely refurnish your home from Wey's stock of fine furniture Philco radios and record players are available at Wey's in all styles and at prices to please you 317 Main Phone Z5 RAGAN'S MEN'S STORE Ragan's features western wear as well as all other types of men's and boys' clothing This store also specializes in distinctive dry cleaning and promise superior service 121 Main Phone 693 1 I I' if f1T'lflIOf!. grekrmog LEADER DEPARTMENT STORE This store is headquarters for clo- thing for the whole family. Piece goods, gifts, accessories, shoes are only a few of the items that are fea- tured in this attractive store. 116 Main Phone 517 MITCHELL HARDWARE Buddy Mmtchell h s what you want 1n h1s well stocked store H15 fr1endly manner makes It a plea sure to do busmess at the M1tche1l Hardware Store 105 Ma1n Phone 583 PERCY 'S DRIVE INN Super duper hamburgers Percyburgers are only two of the many f1ne spec1al1t1es featured by Percy Cumm1ngs The fam1ly's tastes can all be sat1sf1ed by the w1de var 1ety of food served at Percy s 111 V Eleventh Phone 9501 JONLS PLUMBING CO No Job IS too large or too small for the expert serv1ces of Jones Plumb xng Company Mar1e or R P Jones WIII be Glad to suggest a solut1on to any of your plumbmg problems 115 E Second Phone 94 SANSOM FURNITURE and HARDWARE CO Sansom has a complete l1ne of hard ware furmture tools apphances and home furnlshlnrvs 1n the1r well stocked store It IS apleasure to v1s1t Sansom's 209 Ma1n Phone 25 MEXKAN HUD WML LUNCHQ BEA FOOD HUED FHKKEN WHITED'S Excellent cook1ng of f1ne foods makes Wh1ted's the place to take your fam1ly for that spec1al treat H1ghway 28 7 SECURITY NATIONAL BANK Courtesy and fr1endl1 ness are always to be found at your Secur1ty Nat1onal Bank 122 Ma1n Phone 35 ,w:ww-W-vw-qrwfwwww JONES CLEANEZ RS San1tone Cleamng Quanah's Largest and F1nest Plant 206 Mercer Phone 13 JOHNSTON PHARMACY Students are welcome at Johnston A complete l1ne of Rexall products and dependable prescr1pt1on erv1ce are assured when you trade w1th Ross Johnston 208 Ma1n Phone 48 C ompliments of GILLILAND 8: GILLILAND AND TITLE GUARANTY COMPANY 104 West Third Street Quanah, Texas og-'52 Nlghts Call 97 or 199 AMBULANCE SERVICE Anywhere Anvtzme FINER EQUIPMENT' B H SMITH FUNERAL HOME Underatandmg Service 216 MERCER MW -- Qlmpsog ofnvzfefaozg A, ' 1 TO VISIT g 'xii Lumber J l I 2 Bu11ding Materials Sheet Meinl works Phone 555 Mr. Anderson has served us faith- 110 E, Second fully as our school board president. We are glad to have his ad in our annual. -'6-'M':2 ' ks-pf cia l!! :fa ' so M 9 . 0 I 5 2 - I I 6 K x A' . ' fp , ng . ,ff X. WH... 'u,- - 0 O K ,I 1' 'IIV fy Q N Haus. N... s , ,, .. M in NN -Q. W , . J N N Q ' 1 X 2 1 f f 5 'N 7 fwf' X+?lg:,f1.s,,q, Mi ,fl ,, 5 A i V, h .-N . . .-gt. .-.. .: . . . . ,.,, , , , s.!I1SEM.5..5.f5.,95E' AT E D S TO R 'E S The Watkins store has long been a symbol in Quanah for low-priced eee ew A quality merchandise. Mr. Watkins is always on hand to greet his cus- tomers, and his clerks are ready to X f - v ,. ,' X M X ww ssuvltf slntf 1902 'T' K i , serve you. 12 Main Street Phone 224 JACKSON FIRESTONE STORE A complete auto service is offered by the Jackson Firestone Store including Firestone tires for truck or car Mr Jack son also handles a large line of electric appliances of all kinds It will pay you to shop at the Jackson Store 210 Main Street Phone 232 HICKEY EUBANKS CHEVROLET COMPANY For Chevrolet service see your Chev rolet dealer for the Hickey Eubanks Chevrolet Company has trained mechan ics to attend to your needs 212 West Third Phone 258 BAKER HANNA COMPANY Since it was established in 1893 Baker Hanna has been a tradition in Quanah Their fine line of merchan dise makes it a favorite place to shop 200 Main St Phone 670 , . . . . . . - Your Nearest Big Department Store . . . . , ...- WATKINS, INCORPORATED 2, trifvii to 'kj W! x - 'x,, 1 ,N'L'x's m 4 .-4.-.-.--.......... ............................ I INI S JHTANS rummm nw Zaaldty Q Friend of the school, and of the young people, Mr. Clements sells quality groceries at lowest. Mfwmf gm erzocemf er . QUANAH FLORAL COMPANY Th1s beaut1ful shop and 1ts owners Jack and Marg1e Orr are well known to all h1gh school students Eva Jo and Bob help f111 those orders for corsages or for flowers for all occas1ons 706 W S1Xth Phone 413 GREENBELT CREAMERY Charlxe Armngton dellvers a load of that good hornogemzed Greenbelt to the lunchroorn every day Rxch Greenbelt 1ce cream 1S served too 101 K1ng St Phone 145 fri' Ill? l 'l!lll I I 1 1 I l lx f?TTRl AM HENDERSON'S GR OCERY AND MARKET Henderson's IS a modern fr1end1y store that carrmes a full stock of good thmgs to eat Part of xts attractlon 1S the fr1endl1ness of the Hendersons themselves Coots Bobby Cotton and Arthur Lee 510 Ma1n St Phone 666 COMPLIMENTS OF THE QUANAH CLINIC DELTON YARBROUGI-I JEWELRY The sen1ors apprec1ated Mr Yarbrough's award1ng a Watch to a lucky sen1or each year Mr Yarbrough features Elgln and Ham1lton Watches, f1ne d1a monds, and standard sllverware 220 Ma1n Street Phone 85 WORD WASHATERIA Wet wash or rough dry w1th plenty of hot water Word Washatema w1ll g1VC you good serv1ce Robb1e may even help you 1f you need h1m 508 W Eleventh St Phone 513 DINNER BELL CAFE Work1ng men eat where they are sure of good food That's the reason you f1nd them at the D1nner oell The Lewlses have an attrac t1ve cafe, and you can be sure of courteous serv1ce and excellent food CHARLIE BASKETT MOTOR CO The Baskett Motor Company has really proved to be Your Fr1end1y Ford Dealer 1n Quanah They loan ed the1r bu1ld1ng for the calf show as one of the1r many acts of c1v1c SCIVICC 225 Main St Phone 335 PERSONNEL DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATIONS President Charles Denison Vice President Avalee Young Secretary Treasurer Peggy Teel Reporter Historian Librarian Manager Director Wilma Taylor Carroll Howard Mary Ruth Brinkerhoff Dwaine Edmonds L E Gray Glena Aaron, David Baker Jeanie Beall Bobby Brandon Dorothy Brinkerhoff Mary Ruth Brrnkerhoff Oscar Butlar Melvin Butts LynnClements GlendaCooper BillyCummings Billy Denison Charles Denison Don Edmonds Dwaine Edmonds Richard Edmonds Peggy Ellis James Pat Fagan Billy Fincher Janice Foster JohnJ Hanna Betty Ann Harrison Dale Hatcher Sherry Hendricks Winene Herring Bobby Hogue Carroll Howard Wanda Howard Marijo Huffman Yvonne lsaacks Dave Jenkins Betty Jolley Eva Jo Kyle Billy Macom Billy Mayfield Jack McGuire Joan Moore Ken Morton Mary C Plunkett Rox Sansom Joan Scott Mary Alice Smith Vada Stone Wilma Taylor Peggy Teel Rex Ann Walkup Jimmy Joe White Robert Wilson Avalee Young Bobby Young Jenny Lou Petty Barbara Sims Edia Juan Cummings Laquita Jenkins JUNIOR HIGH BAND OFFICERS President Evon Pierce Secretary Treasurer Camilla Griffin Librarian David Brinkerhoff PERSONNEL Brenda Aaron George Barker Jimmie Belcher Wayne Boatman James Braziel David Brinkerhoff Gary Browder Linda Cummings Laverne Clements Juanita Cromartie Donald Daugherty Frankie I-incher Donald Francis Jerry Don Gibson Camilla Griffin Shirley Hackney Annetta Hawkins Donald Hawkins Robert Hawkins La quita Hilton Marian Hook Eugene Johnson James Jolley Loy Lamberton Gerald Loveless Mike Magee Jerry Marsalis Jeanette McDaniel Wayne McGee Barbaa Mote Louise Nichols Bobby Norris Phil Philipp Evon Pierce Jackie Powell Phil Prescott James Riley Dennis Risinger Bobby Scarbrough Eddie Sparkman Charles Sparkman Jimmy Spears Herschel Swindell Ann Tabor Rodger Tabor Weldon Tabor James Thomson Bill Tidmore Mary Ann Toland Calvin Traylor Kenneth Tucker Eva Kay Wallace Linda Wilkerson Sue Wise man Robbie Word, Billy Young BEGINNERS BAND Sharon Anderson Henry Ashford Donald Barnes Marvin Black Glefrda Boatman D D Burke James Clay Patricia Colburn Claudia Day Kay Day Earle Evans Danni I-elty James Franks Martha Gilliland Jenetta Griffin Richard Hargesheimer Carol Koch Jack Langford Sue Leonard James Rine John Earl Roberts Nor man Rockholt LouSearon Jeanene Stermer Dorothy Tomison Barbara Turpin Cloys Wall Dean Williams Donald Milligan Orville White Paula Yarbrough SEI 'IOR HONOR SOCIE IY OI-I ICERS President ---------------------------- Rayford Walker Vice President ------------------------ Martha Brandon Secretary' ---------------------------- Wilma Taylor Treasurer -------------------------- Geraldean Rigsby Sponsor ------------------------- Mrs, Mabel Stevenson MEMBERS Martha Brandon Mary Ruth Brinkerhoff Judy Burke Taylor Cullar Marie Ennis Don Edmonds Norma Lee Glover H, L, Gossage Sherry Hendricks Bob Holcomb Dan Hook John McCrary Jack McGuire Jo Ann Moore Bill Neal Sandra Newman Geraldean Rigsby Mary Alice Smith Dorothy Stone Wilma Taylor Rayford Walker Bar bara Coats Judith Dennis Maxine McCullough. JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS President -------------------' -'-' D orothy BIIFlIiCl'IlOff Vice President --------------------------- J ack Preston gem-mary -------------------------- Betty' Ann Harrison Treasurer ---------------'--'- - ' Paul HOICOIIID SPQUSQI ----------------'-- '-'- ' Mrs, I'ICI6l'l Hook MEMBERS Dorothy' Brinkerhoff, Dawn Cadle, Kay Hanna, Betty Ann Harrison, Winene Herring, Joy Holmes, Mary' C, Plunkett, Jack Preston, Wayland Quisenberry, Bobby Wall, Betty Sue Barnes, Jerolyn Sue Cummings, Richard Hammond, Leon Huffman, Lewyn Jobe, Betty Rudisill, Michael Stephenson, Peggy Srockstill, Marvin Black, D, D, Burke, Barbara Dennis, Jane Dennis, Anita Epps, Donald Francis, Nancy Garner, JerryG1bs0n. IOIWII Hamilton, Paul Holcomb, Ann Tabor, Anita Wyman, Marian Hook. Editor ------ Associate Editor- POW WOW STAFF - - - - Tillman Buttrill - - - - Cleston Payne Sports Editor ----'-- ' ' ' ' .ICUY TBYIOY Exchange Editor- -----------------------BarbaraDaniels Business Manager- --------'- ' ' Sponsor ----- - -Martha Jane Brandon Miss Katherine Marshall SENIOR BAND OFFICERS MEMBERS Randy Akers I W Ashford Carlton Batley .1 M Barnes. Jlmmy Grrsham Charles Rrchardson Layton Mayes Dorrs Loveless Roy Sansom Jrmmy Joe Whrte, Thomas Stone Charles Straughan Chester Rockholt Jerry Brandon Frank Bryant, Tommy Cokendolpher Taylor Cullar B111 Cummrngs Alvrn Deel, Charles Denrson FFBDCIS Johnson Kenneth McNabb Billy Mayfleld J H Moore Claudre Poole Eddre Prurtt Robert Qursen berry Wrnfred Scott Roger Waldrrp Don VN1SC10l'll Bobby Young, Bobby Brandon Melyln Butts, Joe Carroll Brlly Denrson Charles Dhane Don Drffre Dwarne Fdmonds Rrchard Edmonds Btlly lrncher, Delbert lrost Dwayne Hargeshetmer Edwrn Haseloff 1-hgh Mathrs Btlly McNeese, Curtrs Outlaw Kenneth Poole Wtyland Qursenberry Larry Ratlrff Nathan Remhardt Bllly DonSeot Mrlton Trnker Bobby Wall Don Todd Rayford Vyalker Kenneth Hargeshermer lyayne Rrchardson Cleston Payne B111 Neal LIBRARY CLLB O111C1 Pb Prestdent Sherry Hendncks yrce President Slurlgy 'furpen Secretary Treasurer Avalee Young Reporter Lmmx Ruth Murphy QPOHSOI Mrs Letha Morrls ME1y1bLRs Shrrley Barnes Jeanre Beall llelen Bry int Marre rnnrs S111 rry Hendrrol-is lyelyyyn N1cSpadden lmma R th Murphy Jackrc Phrllrps Gracre Qnrpe yada Stone whrrley Tnrpen Jeanette Ytndell Joy ee Johnson Ava lee Young FIIORAI KLUB PICGIGSIII Anna lyuth Downs Vrce President 111111315 51313131 SCCI6T.Z-ll'y T1't.35lll'el' H31-hafq Danlglb RCPOYICT 1 hoda Stone DIICCIOF Monette Cole MEMBERS Vrrgrnra Atwood Peggy Brazrel Dawn C sdle Barbara 1J'llllL.1Y Alva Joy Downs Mrtehell Anna Ruth Downs Leta Ya e Duncan, Norma Glover Maryorre Jatobs Bobbre Icath Nelwyn lylebpadden sammy rylemrt Iemple Mrlltgan 'sandra Newman, Chrrstrne Rrchardson Mary lrnda Smlth Bett, Wrde Jeanette Yaudell Joyce Bar nett Carol Baze Judlth Dennrs loulse Duncan Jud lost r Jo llolmes Joyee Johnston, Leoni Poyyell sue Spears West Rhoda itoue Charles Hatcher rruman llonk Bobby Jones led 1x le Dayrd Moore Clarenee Walser llenry Watson Rayforo 11111-xCI5Oll Rrchard Bra7rcl 'lrllman Buttrrll John Creen R B Hayykrns Robert Houk Jack Preston, Leon T tylor lluqhte Vvlntmrre 1ranc1S Srader lxerth Kelle 1UTURl' HOME MARLRS O1 TICERS Vree Presrdent Janelle lnble Secretar Treasurer Mar1eEnnrs pt, Teel Sandra lngle Reporter Sony, Leader Htstorrans Dorothy Stone 13 rrbara Srms Parlramentarran Norma Lee Glover bponsor Mrss bvyen Tlttle M1 M111 RS Sherry Adams Jeanre Beall Peppy Bramel Dorothy Brrnlrerhoff Helen Bryant Tomm1e Buekholt Davyn Cadle Glenda Cooper Shxrley Dake lsa Dry Leta Fa e Duntan Marte Fnnrs Judy loster lranees Hamrlels Omabene Hargeshermer Betty Ann Harrrson 11 rnene Herrlng, Joy l'olmes llera Huffman Janelle Inple sandm lnple Yvonne lsaaeks Marjorle Jacobs laqurta Jenklns Bohbre Leath, Peggy Logan, Elvira Mahan Dossre 'ylarrow Ourdon lylathews, Nelwyn Mcwpadden Iempre Mrllryjan lmma Ruth Murphy Sandra Newman Llsre Nrehols Edna B Prtts Garland Prrre Jaelue P11l111PS Pebpy Reeves f1lf1bI1IlC Rrchardson Barbara 511115 Mary lrnda bmrth llelen Nparkman Peggy Teel Carol Baze llorene Burbee, Betty Btewart Sue Watson, Mary Lce Pen mngton kay Hanna LCOllEi Powell Jeanette Yandell 'ylary C atherrne Plunkett Joy Cross Norma lee Llover BUB JUNIOR Noi C1115 OFFICI RS Presrdent Shrrley Turpen yrce Presrdent Lya Jo kyle Secretary Ayalee Young, Treas rer Sherr Hendrtcks Reporter Bubara Coats Rhoda stone nsor ly s lyl O bla n I ederatron Rc porter bpo Sponsor Mrs S W Henderson ME'y1Bl:RN Barbara C oats Judrth Dennrs Leta 1 a e Duncan bherr llendrrclrs 1N13l'1jO11ll1'fl1l3ll Carol Howard Rhoda Stone, Shuley T urpen Wanda Howard Yvonne lsaacks Joy ce Johnston Eva Jo lxyle Llvrra Mahan, Helen Hparkrnan Vada stone Avalee Young 1 . . , , , 4 ' ' ' I ' 1 0 ' 1 I , , , 1 ' 1 , , I 1 ' ' ' ' ' ' . 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