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High sumo: Building Hlll 6 i x s 7 ww ,4 , QQ Mr ,wnnuwa-xv .f Campu Scenes 'mf -Q-f ,L Www ' W fm S-lzywf an ........,, ,L ,. ,..25F'5wAw 'ww' 'W WY' R-'zz 'h ' '1 6.1325 W 1 -.Q Q..- 'wwf 'H P+ .nw A1- ...Q R' M, aww ,, f4'W i0'4'-1: iam- -.o,,gg f- .., -an-.pw-nv 4-HP? 'W' ra '00 'Y J n.. as-v A '-will. .4 .- 1 pq Q. on Q -' vqrlii ...oo 3' A 6, Gymnasium f-hw' '34 N-nf 'P' fgidt lvlxpr V ,wh - ' 'HH 441- '3.gJ-,A Lower left. Fall means the thrill of grid-iron contests. The football team relaxes before the first pep rally. Another one of those clever stunts ? Our cheerleaders at the Crowell pep meeting. Lower left: The hardworking, never tiring band boosters operate the conces- sion stand at a football game. D' School year 1953-54 begins with registra- tion. Lower right: The football team seems to enjoy the Sham- rock pep rally. Lower right: The seniors boost that all important school spirit by singing Quanah High. ri fx 1 A colorful ceremony chmaxes Friendship Week Senior President, R. L, Edmond- son presents the Friendship Trophy to Seymour student body president, Bart Burnett Mary Smith and John Hanna cheerleaders were elected Friendliest Carl Anderson and Carroll Howard paint football numbers on poster cards for a J gsrom ' 5 f The cheerleaders lead the Locomotive at pep rally. Srader hangs Seymour in a colorful pre-game pep meeting. Burke, Risinger, Smith and Gilliland supervise. The junior high cheerleaders are ready to run their team on the field. . . Ip '64 ,L Q s . 4'-. 1- 4 0 Rx Fx s X018 6 ,- An outstanding moment in Senior Class history: the womanless wedding of Henry Watson and Doris Loveless in an all-school assembly. 1. Entertainment furnished by three charming members of the Quanah Choral Club - Miss Edmonds, Miss Gilliland and Miss Brazil. 2. Two charming flower girls add their beauty to the cere- mony. Who are they? Who else, but Jones and Logan? 3. J, W. Ashford as the slightly 'bashful and undressed ring bearer. 4. Senior President, R, L, Edmondson, conducts the ceremony. 5. A proud moment for the father of the bride Uack Dunlapj and his daughter fHenry Watsonj as he drags her fescorts herj down the aisle. The Senior Talent Show brings out some hidden talent in the Senior class in a very entertaining all-school assembly. 6. Torch singer, Anna Ruth Whitley, with a very torchy rendition of Lonesomest Gal In Town. 7. The Seniors, with the assistance of several underclassmen, give an example of amateur acrobatics. That's Carl Anderson flying through the air with the greatest of ease. 8. Rex Ann Walkup, Carroll Howard, Anna Ruth Whitley and Io Ann Scott romp through the hilarious 'Little Nell skit. 9. A little blackface is added for spice: the jokes are furnished by John Hanna and Don Edmonds. 10. A pleasant musical interlude of old favorites added by Carroll Howard, Io Kyle and Io Ann Moore. 3 James Logan, the Sweetheart is crowned by escort Jackie Phillips. The Quanah High School FHA and FFA organizations are important parts of the school. Their many RCUVIUCS keep them in the spotlight throughout the school year. 1 Carroll Howard and Joy Homes furnish a 1953 version of the Charleston at the crown- 2 Marjorie Jacobs Judy Foster and Tempie Milligan present music for the occasion. Il 4. Ennis Grimes and Rex Sullivan, Sr. , present checks to Don Wisdom and Carlton Bailey, high ranking FFA members, to send them to the national convention in Kansas City. 5. Gladwin Gillispie, Melvin Butts, Duane Stephens, Roger Tabor, Charles Sparkman, Derrill Havins and Delbert Frost try on new FFA jackets. if W' 9. The pre-holiday Christmas program features Joy Cokendolpher, Peggy Woods and Marcia Sims in several favorite songs. 10. Swing and Sway with L, E. Grey. The speaker on the program was Rev. Stewart MacMurry. 9' ff lf 6. The Junior Class presents the annual Sadie Hawkins Day Assembly: Norma Glover, Junior President David Baker, Shirly Murphy, Ileta Poole, Claudie Poole Jimmy Grisham, Barbara Sims fDaisy Maej, Bill Sellers QLi1' Abnery, and Margie Collins. 5 7. Billy Cummings fMarryin' Samj is assisted by Pat Landers fwolf Girly, David Baker and Dave Jen- kins in handing out the marriage licenses. 8. Most original costumes are worn by Frances Ham- rick fMammy Yokumj and Billy Mayfield fLonesome Polecatj. 'inf 15 vi S406 The Basketball banquet, presented for the combined girls' and boys' teams, was a high-lite of 1954. 7'-.J x Mr. and Mrs. Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Smxth, Sue Watson, Davld Moore and Henry Watson seem to enjoy the Basketball Banquet. Several team members enjoy the banquetg Leon Trolinder, Norma Glover, Jerry Brandon, Peggy Logan, Hughie Whitmire, Layton Mayes, Helen Bryant, Dawn Cadle and Doyle Berry. Adams and Stokes are in a clinch during an exciting round of the Junior-Senior fights. Senior Boxer Henry watson in a thrilling battle with Junior boxer Horrace Hatcher. The Activity Period was created at the beginning of the school year for the organization of clubs and the presentation of assemblies. Members of the Junior Honor Society present a special assembly: Ann Tabor, Marian Hook, D, D. Burke, Anita Wyman, Lewyn Jobe, Edia Juan Cummings, John Hamilton, Betty Rudisil, Richard Hammond and Marvin Black. Sherry Adams, Norma Glover, Horrace Hatcher, Frances Hamrick and Barbara Sims in the One-Act Play Club's production of Nobody Sleeps. 'L Zin Another One-Act Play Club production, 'Command Performance, with Io Ann Moore, David Moore, W, D, Carver, Joy Homes, Janette Risinger, Elvira Mahan, H, L Gossage, Dave Jenkins, John Hanna and jimmy Jones. 5 ! i Members of the junior Camera Club pose for the photographer. FTA President, Carl Anderson, leads the members ot the Future Teachers organization in an assembly. Sponsor is Miss Rita Burleson. A . -Q-X 1 -ls 1. A meeting of the Arts and Crafts Club 2. The Golden Wedding is presented at the Cheerleader Assembly. 3. The Seniors of the Week meet during Dignified Senior Day. Are those really white shirts and ties? 2. 4. A regular Tuesday meeting of the Debate Club. 5. Don Edmonds fAr1ie Goofj, John Gilliland fBed Roleyj, and David Baker fSlim Bakery, in their version of The Grand Ole Opry presented for the Annual Assembly. s 'T 'v nlE f 5. !,,.f ff ,,,-ar 9 An excrung moment of the campargns Ace party manager John G11111and and an unexpected chorus of Quanah Hlgh 10 Members of the Banner Party watch the program solemnly Candidates Johnston Mc Nabb and Ennxs The wtnners Baker Presrdent R1chardson Veep and Emus Secretary 'f 4 E . t , . ,. . A f 1 2 'avi 3 ,-Q Left: Football managers, W11 kerson, Martin, Daulton and Kelley at work? Right: The school nurse, Mrs. Baker. 9-uses.. i W X y in Albert Lamb and Loyd Nicholas enjoy boxing in a Junior High P, E, class. Mary Brinkerhoff, Carlton Bailey, Jeanie Beall, Taylor Cullar and Bob Ellis in the chemistry lab. Watch out for Bailey! Below: The Junior High football and basket ba11'banquet given ty the P. T. A. lY,,,- Qn. ',-fd Pat Landers fMiss Marshally instructs a class on the correct usage of the English language. Members of the cast wait backstage: Charlie Richard- son QMI. Toddj, Sherry Adams fMrs. Morrisj, Taylor Cullar and Frances Hamrick fMiss Burlesonj. Below: fLeftj a formal initiation of the FTA. fRightj George Boynton as Mr. Hancock in the Take-O-ff, il 'il c Left: Secretary to Mr. Hancock, Patsy Burke, checking the mail. Right: Sandra Ingle as Mrs. Hook in the Junior class Teachers Take- Off. if i w A V vi ,. ......-.J ' Q 14 V EX! , , W- , E'-1 li 9 .F x . W Q . 3 uf 5 QR Y K 1 . ,Q H g , fysg, J align 4 'X 5 AI E O S Ni su' few'-f .f ' if 49 6 , A ff E'Y:siNX :'5 Wx 00 Nfl? gg: Tl 'ju URGANIZATI NS 'XVX Student Council Front row, left to right: Lewyn Plunkett, Lee Burke, Johnny Dunlap, Don Edmonds, John J, Hanna, Billy Denison, Carlton Bailey, David Baker, Sam Eubanks, R, L, Edmondson, Second row, left to right: Judy Bates, Yvonne lsaacks, Marie Ennis, Bob Ellis, Kenneth McNabb, Jackie Preston, Charlie Richardson, john Robert Hamilton, Cherry Roran, Darlene Ragan, Betty Richardson, Third row, left to right: Mr, Todd, Sponsorg Linda lowers, Linda Cummings, Marian Hook, Judy Jones, Sherry Adams, Mary Linda Smith, Avalee Young, Wanda Howard, Winene Herring, Ierolyn Cummings, Charlotte Newman, Michael Stephenson, Peggy Wood and Geraldean Rigsby, 0 A . X s x , .ISN 1 gm , J QP-'--J.-M s. 2 J S this - v - Q! 15435 xulu, g ,H 1 Treasurer, Marie Ennis, vice President, John Hanna: , J .. K Secretary, Sherry Adams, Don Edmonds, President, and xv f sr-,AL Walker Todd , Sponsor, J ra., Advrsor Mrs Helen Hook Photographer Organlzatlons Faculty Favorltes Layout Adverusements Sports Advlsor Classes Seruors John G11111and Edrror ID Ch1ef Art Edxtor Carlton Barley Sandra M1tche11 Mary Smrth Carroll Howard Patsy Stokes and Jack MCGu1re Jo Kyle and Don Edmonds Bob Elhs Judy Burke Wanda Howard fa. PQ1' x,E'lln. xl Annual Staff As: 45' X Photographer Mr Jimmy Ashford a I. 7 V vs 'A V. Nr? fi fin E 'f' .- 7 I Business Manager ------------------ Mary Brinkerhoff Q X x I 'El-5 4,'l'A- : A ' Q.i1. if-Teil 7111-5-'ff '1' ff .--fi fi - ':::1 ' .e.Volume...18, Elo, 9 r Quenah.High.-SchooJ,. - - - -FCbI11141P?I-191--19-5Lf----W Xe... Jfwff 3 'Wifi v 5-,K x Q ' 1 ' 1 ibn!-,QXBBFJE P -. .,1211.ster for the court prece -im utiffSQed giswuxlv E-T 'ZIYL41 consisted. of -L trio, uf fl- 7'UrgL1.liSxT4XJf2' Ccont'd on page 47 gait H15 Hin-h Vlzgs 4 . ' Or, N' A O01 W 1 e RIGSBY PRE su V-fl D. MW CLU5 94-hh 'VA+'fZ.,. '-.Jo ,mn :Ji L'1' or, was elected wr H QNQR Sd ,... t - g+ C 1'4,r,... '-Judith O ite-'Tell 6. Other officers Uurlto M !f,,yQ -ill-S.Jer.11iQ Lg?Aly1'i'u,5O er, vice-Qr'esidentg ,150 '4-ll-zlq, .1 Q ' ll reLms.g fum fv.D. Geraldean Rigsby, 'A' QWAIU,-5rJ:hiQl1d0'7 in-' lgfllis . I Elected president of th w9h,rlcS dheyhoff Ffgnvo Isglu VAP1OuS coAm1ttaes Society which held its ffl:-: am .J-l.1f.frt -,fclth Iggllwfks follows: february 10. Other of U lKuu gf ak Oguord- udlslll fellows: Virginia Atw S5FdrA N VOQUQQQERQT ncis by f4' kv' Mary Brinkerhcff, secr L3'1'isf3i,,, JW 'ffl W , Zur , Burke, treasurer. N' J'11C1v41-,gsm gichl-d if figu- . - e- 4.7 ,, . ' -ra as C The Glu? dlscuss X -,r. :il L17 JOh11f-in-fifdl-J 211 n Rigsby and Temiie 'Juld be alkgible f. Ul 'Cli,.- vf WGA - - -- iigbgl itch member wledge A,tHLFigJ Mara! Moore, Edia Juan 1 'll Q o,24-ll R .'. The Uresident awnointed Jo Ann M ty Lou uudlblgl A W? 'L 'il' . 1 4 1 Krieg, , 3 ,' 5: , . ' if :gl-5: li WIIIBR A ,, . 1 IIIIYPIIITSJH 'iam :Alun mm, 4 , frm-rssn ' riff' A milk H lg-1 ,P !1!p1!BI I - .321 Q fp... ..' f A H ' E e F H .ni , x nf rm 7' ' ' ' wif' '51, fxl '4f.l ,. i ' I ts 8, K , in 5 Future Farmers of America Left to right, first row, Alvin Deel, Richard Hammond, Bobby Strickland, Quinton Rogers and Lane Hinton, Second row: Mr. Todd, Advisor, Billy Fincher, Joe Carroll, Edwin Haseloff, Donald Ashford, Derrell Havins, Gladwin Gillespie, Duane Stephens, Van Sparkman, Wayland Quisenberry, Roger Tabor, Billy Denison, Billy Don Scott, Curtis Outlaw and Dwayne Edmonds, Third row: Johnny Wade, Larry Rarliff, Melvin Butts, Bobby Wall, Tommy Cokendolpher, Carlton Bailey, Edward Shivers, Jerry Phillips, Don Diffee, Eddie Pruitt, Thomas Stone, Fourth row: Hugh Mathis, Robert Quisenberry, Jerry Brandon, Weldon Brandon, Charles Straughan, Delbert Frost, Melton Tinker, Dwayne Hargesheimer, Francis Johnson, Roger Waldrip, Kenneth McNabb and Layton Mayes. F.F.A. Officers fb.: A W fl 3 I' 2 E ,H f . ,C C, ' li Left to right are: Bobby Wall, Parlia- A M - F I ., mentarian, Joe Carroll, Sentinel, 'I I Curtis Outlaw, Reporter, Wayland 5 B .a x, Quisenberry, Treasurer, Larry Ratliff, Secretary, Kenneth McNabb, Vice President, Don Wisdom, President, and Walker P, Todd, Advisor, 75 i W ' if l sv: 123 p ' 0 5 ,,,, L 1 px HUMEMAKE 'W HS 'Mx' AMERICA Future Homemakers of America Members: Laura Osborne, Marjorie Jacobs, Leona Powell, Ouidon Matthews, Wanda Howard, Avalee Young Helen Bryant, Yvonne Issacks, Mary Linda Smith, Janette Risinger, Sharon Eaton, Juanita Cromartie, Dawn Cadlle, Joy Holmes, Barbara Sims, Kay Hanna, Jerolyn Cummings, Laquita Jenkins, Tempie Milligan, Winene Herring, Joyce Barnett, Elvira Mahan, Charles Ann Lowe, Bonnie O'Nea1, Carroll Howard, Patsy Colgrove, Marijo Huffman, Janelle Hamby, Sponsor, Gwen Tittleg Sandra Mitchell, Dossie Marrow, Louise Duncan, Christine Richardson, Peggy Teal, Marilyn Stone, Judy Fields, Evon Pierce, Sandra Newman, Jeanie Beall, Camilla Griffen, Joy Cross, Betty Rudisill, Delois Milligan, Nola Moore, Jetone Smith, Patricia Hughes, Linda Johnson, Audry Dhane, Norma Glover, Judy Foster, Bar- bara Horn, Judy Burke, Pat Landers, Billie Johnston, Sandra Ingle, Marie Ennis, Shirly Murphy, Jatye Phillips, Margie ggJ.l.in,s,h-Mary Lee Pennington, Edna Pitts, Frances Hamrick, Nanette Thomas, Peggy Logan, Jane Thomas, Oleta Butts, Neutie Nan Watson, Sue Watson, Kay Day, Florene Barbee, Bobby Leath, Glenda Cooper and Betty Sue Barnes. F.H.A. Officers OFFICERS W President, Yvonne Issacks: Vice President, Janette Vu Risingerg Secretary, Sharon Eaton: Treasurer, Helen Bryantg Historian, Wanda Howard: Virginia Atwood: Parliamentarian, Avalee Young: Song Leader, Mary Linda Smith. xxxxw A Ill ang. ffl 4'- x3 X F E7 735' AWE! 5 Q gf r ,,gg ,.23': Q--N--sf---...............,N.. , ... iw 1 N 117, . First row: Anna Ruth Whitley, Carroll Howard, Dorothy Brinkerhoff, Qalm Cadlgand Jeanette Yandell. Second row: Leona Powell, Kay Hanna, Joy Holmes, Jo Ann Moore and Jo Kyle. Third row: Geraldean Rigsby Vada Stone, Sherry Adams, Sherry Trulove and Mary Smith. Fourth row: Sandra lngle, Shirly Dake Sandra Mitchell Mary Catherine Plunkett, Dossie Marrow, Pat Landers, Christine Richardson and Barhara Sims Fifth row Marie Ennis, Judy Burke, Patsy Stokes, Mary Brinkerhoff, Wanda Howard and Marjorie Jacobs. OFFICERS OF IUNIOR MUSIC LOVERS' CLUB President --------------------- - - - Mary Smith Vice President - - - - - - - - Marie Ennis Secretary ---- - - -Sandra Mitchell Treasurer ----- - - Geraldean Rigsby Federation Reporter - - School Reporter - - Historian - - - -- - - Program Chairman - - Song Leader ----- Accompanist - - Counselor - - - Co-Counselor - - Mrs. Emil Brinlcerhoff SPONSORS Mrs. S. D. Smith Mrs. D. D. Burke - -Jeanette Yandell - - Mary Brinkerhoff - - Sherry Trulove - - Carroll Howard - Anna Ruth Whitley - - - Jo Ann Moore - Mrs. R. B. Magee Mrs W. P. Herman Mrs. R. G. Rigsby Mrs. L. V. Moore Mrs. Buddy Mitchell Senior High Ban d Bases BXXX1 Nkaoom, Sammi Sveaxs, Bobby Bxaadoa and Simxwi BREW'-Y Evon Pi Ma. efce 101' ' Illani Y IaCk Ia vonne Iss MCGMI Cromarti acks' e' Rex Ami' Barbara Wal Sim kup' Io 1431 Drum e and 'immgets Gmnda Coope , Wanda Ho Dave Senldns, Edoie Spatkman. Mille Magee, - 88111 Yxnckxer, amy Young, Daxe x-Xaxohex an Bax Xxoues Xee 'i omg, So Ripe, da vlmkeisoix, eng CXaxmexsz Navi SGQGX. Ma 140096 Xssacks, Shexvg Bendix, Lin Ymx Pmmos, Nkewkn Buns, Laguna Senkias, B gong, vlmeae vxemag, Kea wowwn and ww Cxemems. vl amd, Sack McGuire, C'na1Xes Dennison an 6 Sames Yau axi3o Buiiman, BXXX1 Denni5oxx. ixnkemoii, NL xmas . Mani B A 0Scat B Quanah High School Band under the direction of L E, Gray has had a very successful year. Backed by the active Band Boosters Club, the band has become one of the outstanding organiza- tions ofthe school and the community. Percussions: Barbara Sims, James Thomson, james Braziel, Jeanie Beall, Peggy Ellis, Peggy Teel and Don Edmonds. fgmbo avid Hes.. 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N14 Football At the end of the 1953-54 athletic season, the Indians will say goodby to one of their finest friends, Coach Foster Watkins, Under his inspired leadership, the Indians won the district championship in 1951'52, and held the co-championship of the district in 1952-53. The team has fought hard against heavy odds this year, but they have left a record of good sportsmanship that will long be remembered, lt is with a warm hope for his future that we wish Coach Watkins the best, where- ever he goes, QHS will not forget him. 'mutans N ' 6 ST Hnnndcif ',os.,.. 6 sooo Inns, 'Q' O V fLL.. 'uma S 'o 7 1' ' ' . 'Y ' ' ' - Nollws.. 0. 6 0 HQuR.... ,IND -., .12 LNEy ' 6 Coaches 'Hn '-., KEITH Bono, Assistant .1-NDMNL'-.,. 6 Narrow. 'Lil Fos'rER wATK1Ns, Head Coach Dll'h,.1q CAULDRI Bum! ' 1 --e rw -'wx YYY' X EN Football Queen MARIE ENNIS Francis Srader Crowns the Football Queen at Childress Game. . .W iw..- ,M ,f .. A 1- -X AI1' rxwx' ........ ' - A iv i ,i , Q v 1- .li i- T gul- J, I fm' Q '7' , -V 4 Til' ' ' 5 i 1 .fl :A i V 2 wi i ,, I 5 V tl af+7 4 THE QUANAH lNDlANS Left to right, bottom row: Ronnie Newell, R. L. Muncrief, Hugh Don Hackney, Jerry Taylor, Doug Roark, H, L. Gossage,4JLmmy Grisha-Hz-.,Second row: Keith Hodo, Hughie Whitmire, Francis Earl Johnson, Jack Dunlap, Jackie Stokes, Lavon Adams, Bob Ellis, Jimmy Johnston, Truman Houk. Top row: Assistant Coach, Keith Bobo, Jackie Preston, George Boynton, Jimmy Jones, Charlie Richardson, Francis Srader, James Logan, Layton Mayes, and Coach Foster Watkins. X 0 0 M cz 2 i' -V ,II . UN ADAMS wu,1.vrc1-xxryr if HUB H.l.l:1 Amr 'Igxclxlu mr Irrturs I IILKL I,c'IIurS JK ,R ,bs v7 FRANK IIS hRA I PIU'- Scsszior Bark-Lapxmi 'I IIILLC Letters istrict 5LI'5.i fr 1 f pf- fs- YZ.. ? 'i sp- , f IALI- ILIMA IuwrzmaIvC,I1'1!ax.I , n. I.nfIIx'Iw nnx L ' I 'X' IIUI Hnpzmxzzwrr I5-H LIN' I HIM I' if rig L If 'Y fi- IIMMY IONI N humor I3l1C'Ii'C3pI31I! Threw Luttcrx AlI'IJ1srrIct 53 '54 0- ff- i A I ? x 2- 3 lx' ,' JACK IJLIFJLAP humor Guard One Lutuzr ' , I I L. '-4 0 XII- SVI Old N wuxxmr Iz1L'KI. Iwo I,k'IIgf,- 7 JM Isl! PRI w ION anpkmxmm Hack Om. Latter ixlf I H IIODO Freshman End One Letter RONME NEWl:LL sumo: Back One Lettu 2 JIMMY IUHNSIUN Iumur hnd Ona Lctur Q' 1- 1 JIMMY L RlwliAM Junior uuard I fjllt Lf.,llc.,I In y x LN III k ? s f ' .mi , X GY , . 1 2 I 'Y X :I Q I I A If 5 I S Q 'A 2- G' '- -, , . y V: IAN ,UI . X: 'Ip EAI ,fm - xf 1' . T II ' ' lv ' A- f I, , li , M Y 4,54 V w A V M. . :YO ' M.-'I 35. 1' I I t 'I f .A I 'N' ' I I K 1 M , i N - I I . 1 . I I MINI-IMI :IOYNIUA Q ' ' ' Alumur It I K ' 4' I 1 ' ' -5 l 0.41 HIILI E R qi .V 5 - 'T V , - v,1,rts'T I HVIIIFVII . , X , . 9 8 .E , 1 XI Q ' Q x- f -1, 4 Q ill'L1II DOF HAI kxTIfY , , Ir '.I .g1i1IQI,x-lxf 0, I 'I An exciting moment in the Seymour game as Logan and Adams clear the way for Rich- ardson and a Quanah T.D. Final score, Indians 13 - Seymour 6. Halfback Jones skirts end for five yards against Childress. Ellis and Adams plow down- field for interference. Q 90 90 9 W . 4 1 qi -ra 13 The tribe takes over on de- fenseg Preston, Mayes, and Jones close in on Childress back Castleberry. 5 X' N i lim. Cheerleaders JOHN HANNAUJANETTE RISINGER RONALD KENNEDYUIUDY BURKE JOHN GILLILAND--MARY SMITH X B Football Team Tri-Captains DAVID MOORE, HORACE HATCHER, Coach T. J. BAILEY and LEON HUFFMAN Left to right, bottom row: R, L, Muncrief, David Moore, Lewyn lobe, Leon Huffman, Kenneth Grisham, Jerry Taylor, Second row: George Bar- ker, Clarence Walser, J, H, Moore, Johnnie Wade, Jimmy Hall, Harvey Marshall, Orville Morris, Loyd Walker, Top row: Coach T, J, Bailey, Frank Quigg, Hugh Don Hackney, Jerry Ingram, Horace Hatcher, Billy Scott, Sam Eubanks and Jimmy Quigg, Jerry Martin, Manager, Junior High Football 5 - 'NC' 41' - . Left to right, first row: R, L, Stockstill, Homer Glover, John C, Mar- shall, Charles Swindell, john H. Marshall, Jim Cro- maxtie, D, D, Burke, Bobby Hall, Second row: J, E, Mun- crief, Dan Felty, David Brinkerhoff, I, W, Franks, Wayne Magee, Johnny Young, Troy I-louk, Rudy Hall, Travis Horn, Eddy Horn, Charles Wade, Last row: Don Walkup, Johnny Dunlap, Dan Pettit, Billy Ennis, James Rine, Loyd Nicholas, Phil Foster, and Coach Pete Mattlage, -. ai' if ,, - f . ..,. . QQ' Captain DAN PETTIT. Coach PETE MATTLAGE and Captain JOHNNY DUNLAP I X X -. ,X xx wg . ' 60 N 7 ' 'fight ln i E ws. Basketball SR a . 6036965 B050 A DER alfitalili' EY and EDMO BPM' NDS fax AN, N4 5 W4 :gg THE QUANAH INDIANS Left to right, front row: Dwayne Hargesheimer, Jerry Martin, George Boynton, Jimmy Johnston, Truman Houk, Francis Srader, Second row: Kenneth Grisham, Managerg Charlie Richardson, Billy Sellers, Don Edmonds, Henry Watson and Coach T, I. Bailey, 1. FRANCIS SRADER Guard Four Letters Z. BILLY WAYNE SELLERS Forward Two Letters 3. DON E DMONDS Guard Two Letters s sy .z, P x 4. 5. 6. 7. V. V, .- 1 ,,, 2 . 1 'i ' 1 . 'M CHARLES RICHARDSON Fqorward Two Letters HENRY WATSON Center Two Letters JIMMY JOHNSTON Forward One Letter TRUMAN HOUK Guard Two Letters B 4 . Wfa' , R H 5 1 1 3 4 Q . , 16 , w lk yawn 'gg' E 3: Q, 'lzm yj' -my - . 5 R592 tum . 5343 H 3 QA! S ,divx 28 f T, ll X lr WX Q 1 wf fl- Y. fag, 3 Sw 2 may Y ta 5 W'-'f-2 EQ 'wi Mil 945 X' :ffl Junior High Basketball Team .f W af.-ia. --wwf'-' W, f- if Left to right: Jim Cromartie, Jerry Marsalis, Bruce Rotan, Richard Co-Captains RICHARD HARGESHIEMER and TROY HOUK Hargeshiemer, Troy Houk, Ardell Walker, Dan Pettit, Loyd Nicholas James Rine, David Brinkerhoff, John Marshall, Johnny Dunlap, Man- ager: Coach Pete Mattlage and Johnny Young, Manager, Ir, High Cheerleaders RITA OSBORNE, JANIE THOMSON, MARILYN TUR.NEY and JUDY JONES gg as Track Team Left to rrght bottom row Robert Graham Orv1l Moms Ted Kyle Francrs Johnson and Johnny Wade Second row Bobby Brandon B1lly Young H L Gossage J3CklC Preston Davld Moore and Layton Mayes Thrrd row Coach Kelth Bobo Lavon Adams Kexth Hodo Charles Culbert, Hughre Whltmrre Carl Anderson Brlly Land and George Boynton 'Q mu 03,0 'C fwwdu -'J 440 RELAY TEAM Second place rn drstnct competmon, Carl Anderson, David Moore, Hughle Whltmrre and Layton Mayes, gg? I I: 1 , . 3 Q v Mwfefff l Q Q ' - - Pla .1 --h 4.1 A L 4 1 LJ -G 3' 'Q It nwrfx' . 4: -, ' nf 9 4 , A Q . ' G if , L ff y 8 4 - F! f ,' ' 1 Q A . -31 f 7V . , ,Xi K4 L A . , : ' . I - 1 l . n A l' I 0 . I - . 1 I . D . 1 - n 1 l 1 9 ' . , . . . . I . 0 Baseball .NK 2 -if 1 A 'f , K . . ,f.l:,'f,,N', A v 'O - J a Q. . , ., ,fp V w Q A , ,- . , 'n, 'v.,gA',f, 14.1 , g . 1, , .nf 7555 M , - K 4 Q - ' 4 4 - -,, . - f 1 . P.. J X ,of it is V' , ' , 1 I JS . . s . 4 -rt. Q gifs, 1 L:-Q .-M. 3. . Bottom row, left to right: Don Wisdom, Jerry Daniels, Billy McNeese, Francis Johnson, Danny Johnson, Manager: Billy Scott, H, L, Gossage and Curtis Outlaw. Top row: Coach Foster Watkins, Dwayne Harge- sheimer, George Boynton, Roger Waldrip, Jackie Stokes, Kieth Hodo, Jimmy Johnston, Randy Akers, Jimmy Joe White, James Logan, Jerry Martin and Doug Roark. inn I, 'Q Volleyball Team Bottom row, left to right: Barbara Williams, Joy Cross, Mildred Prince, Marie Ennis. Top row: Coach Jeanette Hill, l.aVerne Carroll, Louise Duncan, Patricia Hughes, Sandra Ingle and Martha Owen. Tennis eam Bottom row, left to right: Leon Huffman, Truman Houk, Carlton Bailey, Doug Edmonds. Top row: Coach Jeanette Hill, Mary Brinkerhoff, Mary Catherine Plunkett, Betty Thornton, Sandra Mitchell, Qayn Cadle-and Dossie Marrow. Coronation of the Basketball Kingg a colorful moment as Co-Captains Nanette Thomas and Helen Bryant escort King Henry Watson. Girls' Basketball s XJ' GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM Left to right front row Norma Lee Glover, Kay Day, Helen Bryant, Nanette Thomas Betty Thornton Jeanie Beall Marie Ennis. Second row: Jackie Phillips, Mildred Prince Sue Watson Avalee Young Peggy Logan, .Toy Cross, Dawn Cadle, and Coach l Ns. fs 1-4. so , A vi l X 1 , .1 wr .- GIRLS' B BASKETBALL TEAM Left to right: Joy Cross, Kay Day, Margie Collins, Barbara Williams, Camilla Griffin, Neutie Watson, Jackie Phillips and Dawn Cadle, , JS E - O JR, HIGH GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM Left to right, front row: Helen Bryant, Coachg Cherry Rotan, Shirley Dickerson, Vicki Pettit, Lavada Watson, Sharon Anderson, Nanette Thomas, Coach, Top row: Nancy Garner, Marian Hook, Jane Dennis, Sylvia Muncrief, Loy Lamberton, Darnell Wilkerson and Coach Jeanette Hill, F . s Q I 1 of -Q . X A x Q! ' gtg, , if -'ffvw IW! rf 'Q V pw, 'fri if K . fill- 1 - A S I: 2 fb, A L1 ' A' Lx' 1 L. A- A A ,l lf' ' ., ,I S51 1 K' . A ht X, f S if Golf Team av X Left to r1ght .T1mmy Johnston Donald Wayne Daugherty Mlke Magee and Jufnrny Spears Coach Watkms uses the Board of Ed t J H h P E 1 uca 1on ID r lg c ass 465 Bob Ellls puts the gloves on Lloyd as Nlcholas FACULTY , Q' , it ' , S N I 4. Q Q1 xi, School Board v I - ,K . 'ff 6 I . .ix O 'Y 4 H ' 'a The success of a school system depends a great deal on the attitude and actions of the School Board. Quanah is fortunate in having a group of enterprising, progressive men on Hyson Wells - - - E, B, Marsalis - - L, M, Boring - - - Ancel Edmondson Floyd Gregory W, E, Hancock - - Miss L'Myra O'Dell - - - President - Vice President - - - Secretary J. H. Lamberton Woodrow Wilson - - - - ------- Superintendent the School Board l 'gf Q I 'A we .yt .J Y . 5 , x D Superintendent's essage It is a real pleasure to wish the Seniors of 1954 a great deal of success. Our goal is to make the years at Quanah High School an adequate preparation for the years to come, whatever those years may hold. W, E, HANCOCK 'N gt-...Q MM.. S -wt-wie-s Q., M i fi .5 A , A f 1 rr X ',..,..,..-,....,.. tritium:-----A Principal As Principal of Quanah High School, Curtis Dickenson has set an example for leadership, school spirit and school interest which is to be admired. His interest in all phases of school activity and his never ending understanding of the individual problems of each student are qualities which cannot be overlooked. For service above and beyond the call of duty we take our hats off to him. Dean of Girls, Rita Burleson, and assistants: Geraldean Rigsby, Jo Ann Moore, Mary Smith, Jackie Phillips, -Daswn CzQe and Judy Burke. Office ssistants Assistants to the Principal: Christine Richardson, Sherry Adams, Virginia Atwood, Ierolyn Cum mings, Mary Pennington, I oy Holmes, Dossie Marrow, Edna Pitts, Omogene Hargesheimer, Dorothy Brinker-hoff, Sherry Trulove, Pat Landers, Judith Scharnagel, Kay Day and Tempie Milligan A , Tnxas Techr1o1og1ca1Col1ege De 39 '1 I il 11 Wh? T I BAILEY B A A usuu Qollege P11811 rx Coac 1 RIT A BURLESON B A Trmlty Umversuy an ofC1rs aculty y L MRS KATE DICKENSON B A , Umverslty of Oklahoma Mathemaucs MRS HELEN HOOK 'f M A Southern Methodlst Umversxty English IEANETTE HILL L E GRAY B M North Texas State College Band KATHERINE MARSHALL B J , Umverslty of Texas Enghsh Journahsm B, S Texas Technologlcal College Physlcal Educanon Q, Faculty E l MRS MARY LEE MARSHALL M R, MATTLAGE MRS ERMA FAYE MCSP B A , U1l1Vef51fY of Texas B S North Texas State College B S , Abllene Chl'1SI1Hfl College English SCICHCC Physxcal EdllC3I10ll Enghsh MRS EDITH MCKINNEY B A , Austm College B A North Texas State College Englxsh Llbrarlan I , l . . , ,, . . I I . , Ji TM. . -6. V 'P' X - ,N if B Q 1 D ' 'I aculty ni f ff M if MRS. RICHARD NEWTON MRS. R. O. NIPPERT B, S, , Hardin-Simmons University B, S, , West Texas State College Commercial Social Science L C I I 1 X Q 1 MRS, AUDEAN Nowsu. C C FRANCES MARIE owENs ELLABELLE RADFORD B. A. and M. Ed. . B. S. , Texas Wesleyan College M, Ed. , University of Texas Texas Technological College M, Ed. , Texas Christian University Mathematics Social Science 'Maw ff JS 3' W F SMITH B S , Texas Wesleyan College Mathemaucs E. F. WALKER LM i 'ni-Y 4 ?C Z' 1 :H JN GWENDOLYN TITTLE B S East Texas State College Homemakmg B, A, , Southwestern State College M, A, , Oklahoma UHIVCISIIY Mathemaucs Hlstory Head Coach N 5 5 S2. .-.Ik , fx FOSTER WATKINS B. S, , West Texas State College fa f WALKER P. TODD M, Ed , Texas Agrlcultural and Mecharucal College Vocattonal Agrxculture 9 I ,, , .1 Lg ' 3 l Z1 F Y S, ' algt QE , A ,XM-+V-u.4..H4 N I ' S 'l C, , Qilkxl Q-.fr F ' I f , :iz 1 -1 K 's 9f::22.1i?: ,' .'3:: .:'I:'.:Nm i : F l s l 3 gin. . . . Y Y Au- b 5 Elf 9 5 mg, ' +25 R . A 3 , losl A S Wu g 'V 1 el 'l. era 4' xx kfgj! xy! , sh xv ' B - Hiwffairg' 4 1 QI QQ U xi. , - Y, I V m as tiki I 'X X R L kwv Af ... 7sf5Q' X' N , ,A Qffim 'YN me , 5 .wr nv ,, , V . Semor Class Dfflcers Secretary, MARY RUTH BRINKERI-IOFFgPres1der1I, R, L, EDMONDSON, Treasurer, JUDY BURKEg Reporter, AVALEE YOUNG and Vice President, JOHN GILLILAND, N .W A nit' W Sgqmrx H f1:i?fii'R TW Q ve eq . . Seniors LAVON ADAMS RANDY AKERS -pls. I Wins' 9-C CARL ANDERSON J, W, ASHFORD VIRGINIA ATWOOD ix 1' CARLTON BAILEY 1 JOYCE BARNETT IEANIE BEALL kli- 'E' Seniors I. M. BARNES SHIRLEY BARNES WELDON BRANDON RICHARD BRAZIEL Seniors MARY RUTH BRINKERHOFF HELEN BRYANT v LAVERNE CARROLL Q , CHARLES CULBERT HC 'lv TOMMIE BUCKHOLT JUDY BURKE Y' VIZ? I' Q50 .nn 2 'UR 101 JK 'Q'- Y IACK DUNLAP SHARON EATON Seniors LETA FAYE DUNCAN LOUISE DUNCAN his DON EDMONDS R. L. EDMONDSON Seniors BOB ELLIS JOHN GILLILAND -no DENNIS HERRING CARROLL HOWARD JOHN J. HANNA SHERRY HENDRICKS Y Lua 'WN YVONNE ISAACKS BILLIE JOHNSTON ,Ania- Seniors WANDA HOWARD MARIJO HUFFMAN 'lui' JIMMIE JONES RONALD KENNEDY Seniors KEITH KELLEY EVA IO KYLE fsfx JACK MCGUIRE SANDRA MITCHELL tg 3 QD' T-n..m-ug JAMES LOGAN DORIS LOVELESS fffx if f'Y 5' if B 'fd' 'T 'QW 13 'Q' bs-.n.. X IO ANN MOORE R. L. MUNCRIEF JO 'Ns I 'ul-....,. Seniors ARTHUR MOLONE JERRY MOLONE RONNIE NEWELL SANDRA NEWMAN ,,,.'f-fl 3 Seniors FRANK OSBORNE MARTHA OWEN ,,-,,. 12.1 JANETTE RISINGER ROY NORMAN SANSOM A., I if pgs. 1' CHRISTINE RICHARDSON GERALDEAN RIGSBY gy 1 is MARY ALICE SMITH FRANCIS SRADER Seniors IUDITH DENNIS SCHARNAGEL IO ANN SCOTT ga fl if JACKIE STOKES PATSY STOKES Seniors VADA STONE JERRY TAYLOR 51' PEGGY TEEL TIGERT SHERRY TRULOVE 5' 'Oh NANETTE THOMAS BET TY THORNTON Kirk Y --7 T 5 'G' REX ANN WALKUP HENRY LEE WATSON JIMMY IOE WHITE ANNA RUTH DOWNS WHITLEY BARBARA WILLIAMS Seniors IANETTE YANDELL AVALEE YOUNG JAMES HARBISON QP- C73 E' QA I 'vx 'Q ' JW. 'Di in -nge- 'NM W s i 1Nr Qivxf , '1',' MW, MN- Q Z M A Wh, ' 'V A 11' A4 I I n .lun lor Class Officers Secretary-Treasurer, PAT LANDERSg Vice President, BARBARA SIMS and President, DAVID BAKER, S . Y T? all. our 9' Aff' 'Q' 46 A e r N, ,. v wg . Q -Q aw Z Q J . 4 A . f -. , ' 'gig ,g:f:3f4g..,.eg5Q l f KQ V' , gm I I gh 4. .,,, Xiu as A S G 'A' lr' dp f' aria! Sherry Adams David Baker Doyle Berry Charlie Berry George Boynton .T B ' ' erry randon Tommie Lynn Clements Tommie Margie Collins Buckholt Cokendolpher Taylor Cullar Billy Cummings Wanelle Duncan Peggy Ellis A Jumors Shirly Dake Marie Ennis MQ NP Donald Dav1s Norma Glove r if Alv1nDeel H L Gossage Charles Denison .Timmy Grisham ir I . Y L in Q M A ,.,.4-4 .W an Vi -.-VW - 4'-' mfg. L 5 4 V 1'?5flf'1 -L1 , ' ' ey H - Ji f A , A, sans N . 3 A ' 5, K 'mi . K .5 at ,L , 6 -1 H? -1 sr - Q I 1 X' , ,, ' tl ff -fl 'I f 6. , L .Tlmmy Hall Dave Jenkms Pat Lande rs Davld Moore l ,nf-D' ,. X iw' t P- if 'eine Frances Hamrlck Francls Johnson .Terry Martm J' H Moore V' fa 5 X is xi QW' nyiffkx .1 K 1 1 M ' '! 5 ' Jwzx iam Horace Hatcher Bobby Hogue Sandra Ingle .Tame s Johnston J1mrny Johnston Betty .Tolley Juniors Layton Maye s Ken Morton B111y Mayf1e1d Kenneth McNabb Wanda Murphy Mary Lee Pe nnmgton 'Q ff fQk ,r A 91, M F I Z ! .. Q k ' X . Z 2 no 5 M e I E' I :ff 1 A , D -N X 7 i j XR' , 'IX K ., 1 f',: ,,M,,,1,i,gbt . V, V? :-A 1 I if U 0 - M f , r K' ' . , v h V 4 y y ef ,X - ' ' W Qi ff, gm ,- 3 W .Tackle Ph1ll1ps Edna P1ttS C1aud1e Poole Ileta Poole Eddxe Pruett Robert Charlle Doug Roark Chester B11ly Sellers Qulsenberry Rmhardson Rockholt .lumors Barbara S1115 Thomas Stone Charles Bobby Leon Trohnger Roger Waldrlp Lloyd Walker Straughan S151-mkland Bobby Young .T H Wllkerson Don W1sdom S' S... f xvvfw L 'f n 2 1' W -fr K' fiff' E if 3 N 'Q7 ,, 5 W Sv- 1 W' 'Wm I j i Q, 1 A V' r fr S I gf M 5 ' lb w . f Q f ' 1 I , r , ,lf l .- re- ' ' V , ' :W , 1 , 1 , i , vox, 5 iw ' -zf my r , - ' Q f A,,' fi, - is Q , 1 5 '5' a' V I -I . h v' H 1 V 3 .f ' NY, Q 9,374 fsw S f Q, V gm f 5' f f' S o Q 5 I -. PJ' ,,xt 4 sg WL 1 ,, ...., Q! Sophomore Class Officers Secretary-Treasurer, Kay Hannag Reporter, Sue Warsong President, jackie Preston and Vice President Hughie Whirmire, Florene Barbee '-L K. Y . f' J , Dorothy B rinke rhoff 9 Henry Bass F rank B ryant Sophomores v-ff 'C Peggy Braziel Sandra Brazie as Marie Blair Bobby Brandon SK J! x, D awn C adle .Toe Carroll l f Oscar Butlar Melvin Butts 'Ui 4 K 1 ,,, ... , C lffl, C sh 40. 5, . Q , : Q lf W. D. Carver Glenda Cooper j 'j, 'ii June Cunningham Jerry Danie Carolyn Craven Joy Cross 9 T U C ' :lil 75' ! - f my Billy Denison if sf,-y B Richard L Melia Nc 0-.Q , sr ski- Edmonds 'iw' . Kay Day ,V DOH Diffee DWaYT1e James Pat Fagan C CY, ' Ed d L 1 qs 1 Billy Fincher mon S l A, Judy Foster 1 ' ' as ef ,I , li I in 'ifir 55314 Q. . A ml liil L 1 . '-G Delbert Frost Janelle Harnby , 1?- Charles Hatcher Dale Hatcher Q-v 'Snr fs' K Bobby Huffman Mar-yorle Jacobs -on-I Na if B111y Macom Elvxra Mahan Sophomores T Kay Hanna Dwayne Hawkms Hargeshe lmer YZ Wmene He rrmg 'C' 9 Qs. La Quzta Jenkms Ted Kyle 45 Y kwa Dossle Marrow Hugh Math1S fwyfff f Omagene Edwm Haseloff Harge she 1me r 1 q .Toy Holmes Truman Houk 1- fs Bobble Leath Peggy Logan 'Y .,.. Ou1don Matthews Donald MCGUITC e wel !L6,Ag lyf A . , 'W L . I 'f Ulf, .i uf- N s- f . A .i K .. . Q I u .1 f . f ,M x .- . Q , e , re- ! 2 I 4 ' , + N ,Q 1 A 1 e q . e, MQ? :M .1 . 4 'fr - v . Q W ,Q A b f' A' 4' f 'C 4 R. B. ' ' ' ' y -L :fi ' ' V A 'xv' 1 x v , , 4.7 7 . V , . ' V 5 w H H :vp V ,V ' , I Q' Q1 rv a Jffw - ,. . in ,I Q 1 3 -A if y' , an , Q' V tg ' p N' V K ix fs' ff 2 I jig ':fT'T:.5 ' ' Q tr 'E' . 5... is ff? I If qi. -A LX I V , ,V , 44 IHVL P In :J f r ,Pil- v4l' 1 ,G 1 Sophomores Billy McNeese Tempie Milligan 53 'S iii 2 0 253+ Q 36 1 1 1 v ' Mary Catherine Kenneth Poole Plunkett if' .f ' X f Wayland Larry Ratliff Quisenberry NJ' P, 5. ' Q 1 -1 i W, Leonard Molone Dick Morrison I' 2, . T 9' ,, Y' O Q . X .. M 71 , J ,xx ' il. In s Leona Powell Jackie Preston Billy Scott Mary Linda Smith Betty Lou Curtis Outlaw Murphy Garland Price Mildred P Q! Betty Stewart Wayne Tinke V. , 7 xv, ? ..--f .Toyce Walker Bobby Wall Margaret Wheat Hughie Whitm r' -' f 70051157 V ' . fq v Clarence Walser Sue Watson W0Z'5dawn Jarne s Young QM 1 f a 1 6 .. Z' K Freghman Class Offigrs President, Sammy Eubanksg Vice President, Jimmy Spears and Secretary-Treasurer, Judy Fields, + was 4 v ff, 5 fill! ill! Hua il' I il iii IH JH Ill: fs, lily. 59 'lf x if ow' 1 Q ds ag 'awp I Q Ilx ul 19' 0 A l I lb If! Sl fs 481 Q Ill fam ,-X sk, I UI'Qsl dmv Hsu ll 4 or., . 7, Vilngm G7 ffg Jimmie Davis Martha Ann Dav1s Audrey Dhane Doug Edmonds Shirley Elder Sam Eubanks Judy Fields Frankie Fincher Gladwyn Gillispie Robe rt Graham Camilla Griffin Kenneth Grisham Hugh Don Hackney Richard Hammond Derrell Havins E 'S nf Freshmen '-w GQ! g 4 OO , -.j.::ll .qill.f:' y A ' f was aw- 4155? 4112 timid fkfx HI E? 'if Donald Ashford Betty Sue Barnes Harriett Bean .Tlmmy Belcher Wayne Boatman James Braziel Romell Brown Oleta Butts Patsy Colgrove .Tuan1ta Cromartie Edia Juan Cummings Jerolyn Cummmgs Donald Daugherty Darwln Daulton Marilyn Davzdson ll .2425 '- ':'.- if X . ap- 19 arf Jx- X X 1 fs f ' gk Y 55 Q 1 i 4 'f K r J! L .Q 1, A Q i 5 Q 5 x A He-we L ,-J if 'C7 i Y' 'AP mx 1.35 an aff Charles Ann Lowe Donald Malone Mlke Magee Betty Mansel Harvey Marshall DeLo1s M11l1gan Nola Mae Moore Orv1l Morr1s B111 McGu1re Charlotte Newman Bonme Lee O Neal Laura Mae Osborne Ray Osborne Phll Ph1l1pp .Terry Phxlllps glvduallg Cr E: IE' -wffi' If Freshmen 5 1 1' V 5 iN ...pf Robe rt Hawkms Ronald Hmton Ke-1th Hodo Barbara Horn Patrxck Huff Leon Huffman Patncxa Ann Hughes .Terry lngram Lewyn Jobe Gall Johnson Zona .Towers Frank Lamberton B1lly Jack Landers Jerry Leverett B1lly Lewxs 'X ?1 s.. ff? U L uf lfflffbflg ., 1' Q .Q V, N-.I ff , if f Terri Stroud Tolbe rt Sullivan Rodger Tabor Linda Taylor Jane Thomas .Tames Thompson Johnny Wade Lona Fay Ware Neutie Watson Clyde Wilkerson L inda W ilke rson John Williams Kenneth Winchester Billy Young A ' l ' ' lie I! 5:24251 Evon Pierce .Terry Pritchard Frank Quigg Jimmy Quigg Quinton Rodgers Betty Lou Rudisill Edward Shivers Jetone Smith Charles Sparkman Eddie Sparkxnan .Timmy Spears Duane Stephens Michael Stephenson Peggy Stockstill Marilyn Stone if ? 'if rf. Junior Hi h Eighth Grade Officers Ann Tabor ------- Secretary-Treasurer Billy Ennis- - ---- Vice President Donald Francis- ------ Reporter Johnny Dunlap- - - - - - President Seventh Grade Officers Cherry Rotan, Presidentg Donell Price, Secretary-Treasurerg Dennis Risinger, Vice President and Vicki Pettit, Reporter, Sixth Grade Officers Janie Thomson ----- Secretary-Treasurer Liflda Barnes --- -------- R CPOIICI Danny Johnson- - - - - Vice President Lee Burke- - - ---- President +201-a A s ar 1 V' s B 42 uf My , ,, ,.- Wi if 1 , ' . it - . 4 M. kv gi ,mor o ' ay qi , al QQ.. L1 ll ' Q2 i A :' Q 1' li fi- sf qi swf fx wx I YN ..-s xg,.:gA I 5. S. X., a-a.-1 'F 1.54 ,X sxaa.. Sharon Anderson George Barker Kenneth Bames Wilburn Barnett Delmer Bass Melba Bates Neal Berry Marvin Black Eighth Grade 4, 'st 3 S' I cw. K , , . , 7' JN Q at X V N 'N k A- fr Q James Brandon Rosemary Braziel D, D, Burke Ann Butler Carol Butler James Carpenter R, M, Choat Patricia Colburn Joy Cokendolpher Tommy Cullar Tommy Davidson Bennie Davis Glenda Davis Nelda Dennan Barbara Dennis 9 V S' as 'GS ' I 1 i aff' , PM fr l .. .. ,A B .y :, ' X , ez 4' 1 V K J if-1 ,f ' ' W 771 ' K, Q W N , hill? viii? '- f Q - 5 Eighth Grade Jeanette McDaniel Dorothy McSpadden Don Mrllrgan Danny Mohon I E Muncrref Sylvia Muncrref Loyd Nicholas Bobby Norris Dan Pettit Jerry Poole Jackie Powell Neal Greathouse Mary Linda Gregory Nelda Griggs Rudy Hall Rodger Hamby Johnny Hamilton Richard Hargesheimer Gary Haseloff Donald Hawkins Jo Ann Henson Sharon Herring Marian Hook Travis Horn Troy Houk Eugene Johnson Carol Koch Albert Lamb S- Loy Lamberton Nettie Loffler Clinton Maner Jerry Marsalis Jan Marshall of ,... ir- Nr' M Xb...- ., 1 V S-A ru. A-Q A. r-, 25 , sr 11 a. Q.- Y are E .Il H 2 1' 36 pk 'GF Sw X i.t-3: 2 N0 H4 ll - ,Q Ji qw I 4, ' 9 A 9 J QL 4 . H f or-Y L I , ., . - ' A 1 , g m Mu g A 'A -. f .U fs .I - JZ is -'. -f l Y r L, Q- X... 5 - Q: y l or Q, ,, ...- L 1 ' ,:!fb'7 . f X' ,Q 1: f::' 1- ' 1 ' if , f fveilliiiiiivht ' ' - S ' s. C f ' ' . ' H xl . 1 , Y' ' gg et' A f t, 1 4 EF, Z 1 if 1 ae' - Y, A54 John Marshall X . 3 V K ' 11- 4- V r' V 1' G' 6 . ' ' 'I H 'ss s ' ' H A . A B 9 ' : fa se. 'i fs. f r i Q gf I . . ' . l 2.1.51 A- fy y r . 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Claudia Day ,a ? s1T any z , 3 Nr M, 1 ,t '70-4, ' 5 A 0 'H rg I 3 L3 if afiafvfz. 'izi i. .c :Q , 9 :Z I ggi,-, Dolores DeLaVega ' LaQuita Dennington J Herman Duncan Leon Edwards John Elder I , 1' 4 ' Dall Felty ' H. I A Don Fitzpatrick Lupe Florez Phil Foster Martha Gilliland Derwood Gravley Lee Gravley li PM I C ' ii, I B. f Q-np.-.' I ge, V ,, Q, VW, .6-is' :jfs rrff3g..E::i! x, gd :Qaida J' r X f B l . fglql If y y 5 aay gg L as or V Qt- ..,..J-V v ' 'f i s. f ' '7 f'p3?1?3? I -'B -.,- Wi' if I 'Xi 'ni . - g gf! Q' f' we , , ,M . 7 I rg I-cr , B 54,31 df.: .33-. Suggs ff' W . iw Qu .4 , ...f X, Isa J 13 'SI is as AA ,Y 'Z K, .Sin 4. J 1 ,,... l ' in as H .1-:, .fi :W '-g,,', . 'gtzxgg fi s ia! Bobby Hall ,H ' W .. y Q N, vs. 'S' I 'K I 'J XE? N ,,- no -1 fi yr, ,Q Q A bi -ag. Mm v , Ji 5' sw-A J :G , Azl J ,ey by ,. is J keg jx ' Qzf' A A --- 2 f A 'KU s c . N Q 3 4 J,-up iq' .fa v-. Q -.. J'-A -I, , , 4. is ' R W , f ,ig . 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'43 PM 39 W AVAJLABLE , A-e N es' l ' 2 Q , Jane Greathouse Jeretta Griffin Seventh Lavema Hamby Jay Dell Hanners Janell Hatcher Anetta Hawkins Laquitta Hilton J, C, Hodges Eddie Horn Mary Ellen Hughes Richard Ingle Markey Jenkins Claudia Johnson James Jolley Judy Jones Beverly Jowers Jack Langford Sue Leonard Robert Lewis Ox J Y,-t Y Grade Annie Marie Kubicek Donald Link James Marler John Marshall Dale Molone Morris Molone Barbara Mote Patsy Murphy Wilburn Nation Johnny Nelson Kenny Newell Betty O'Neal Cleo Parsons Seventh Grade Virginia Pettit Donnell Price Bobby Quisenberry Darlene Ragan ' Billie Reeves Dennis Risinger John Roberts dj I Cherry Rotan Alvin Scott Lou Seaton Georgia Tensfield Don Shivers Alma Shockley James Donald Smith R L Stockstill Sonja Stroud an- In Wanda Sutton Charles Swindell Weldon Tabor Mary Ann Toland Dorothy Tomison ,vo Barbara Turpen Charles Wade Linda Walker Kay Wallace Charles Whitfield 1 Darlene Whitfield ffl!! 5 Warren Wilkerson Waymon Williams an Sue Wiseman John Womble N b Paula Yarborough S' W Johnny Young X. K tl 1 X 4 Q' IMI? ' Q . J digg . J, 1 ,nk 'if lea. ,iid ,, l Q: 1 Av sv 2 Y N ,- - P gb f , , X f' A 1 IN 1' lf' x Sixth Grade Kay Betty Anderson Austin .r ,fx Donald Sylvia Judy Barnes Barnett Bates 3 in If . ,lt I ' I 1 Gary Lee Joe Burch Burke Childs fr Tn' A f 2 ' ff' B -1 Gs 4 ' Hx' ' I J -at EE jr, qty ,stfm dk, it M ... 1 Q .- . rnii- A Clovis Berry Melvin Daniel Daniel Davis 0 , As 6 4 ' swf? . f ' ni: has 11. . V 4.47 ' , . QA W ,fi if Marceil Mark Patti Fields Foster Foster Carolyn Aydelott AQ ,gurl . 5 EQ? Benny Belcher N. 5 f ' 4 . R ' ill Janette Collins James Dickerson S I au 3' Robert Fr ancis 6 ,' sr 'Q-v 4' i Joe Baker Floyd Belcher Clarice Cox ,L I rib.. Wi' 4 I'f '4,l Jessie Dickerson Lena Franks ,9', ur-V . f' v 4 ,N GH P Linda Barnes Q' 1 N' I0 Qgxoi Bu dd y Boren no f in -5 1 N A Leon Croxton 4 Q. xx.,- I x Jimmy Edmonds Thomas Garner GY a sf, U-.s, F Marq uetta Boynton Mary Ruth Culbert Loretta Edmondson S, Charles Golden Royce Gould Kenneth Hatcher Lrnda lowers Winnie Leonard Alan Griggs Barbara Hrlton Ronnie Knott Kenneth Leverett 5 'T 'V V4 L-1, f A 1 52' 1 2 ' 4 A, ,M Sharon Christi ne Malone Morris Paula Green Wy nem a Hod ges ,X Harry Koch it 18 Gerald Loveless T J. D. Morris 'VP-as 'I x x Shirley Hackney Patsy Hodges 5' rfb-fl idzlif Frankie Kublcek ,sb if 4 'F' 'adn' Johnny Mahan . .. ': , I 0 QS 'rv M ' I 1 . S. Q. . .,-A ,I ,l' 'N lfxjl' William Hamby Barbara Issacks Wanda Lamb Q' -.A Qvig H Wayne McDearmon .' if as .Q 'he Q Owen Lee Doyle Morrison Muncrief Sixth Grade Billy Hammers i Danny Johnson ,al James Lambert Ly nn Magee 'Y Ruth Orr 1 Q Janice Harrrs X Barbara Jow ers Tommy Joe Lane Wayne Magee Z' Rita Osborne ul fer, , il 1+ if 0 'f 'B ' Q-la.A Jolene Parson Brue Sadler A Jerry Southerland James Tabor Ili N T 1..- ... Lewin Plunkett X. Patrrcla Salkeld Van Sparkm an Mike Taylor Allce Glenda Walker Walker 'Ll C Martha Podrovitz ff' Kerry Scott Truman Spoon Ronald Templeton ohn White Y Martha Poole fx Jimmie Srkes Leon Stockstrll Janie Thomson Welch U ,J .X if 1' ,:f4 I , ,sg :sw . JfLi's - 4- M., 1 ffm V. ,fe 4 . :W A 4 'B N. rf ' -4552 J 1 . ...tt af- ,. fe., Richard Betty Prince Richardson X H, J ,J f 3 Ro Stlls Curtis Stone 1 James Thornberry Harvey Wilson Sixth Grade Robert Srngleton ks! Mona Stroud 3. e Tidmore Shirley Ritche rs James Smith Sarah Sullivan Virginia T rnker Eddy Laura Wood Wyman I 5 'R 4... '77 A44 N- ui .'i., 'hill 'Mi sg: 3 FAVORITE s R 43 5 rap' My xi 1 S Most Beautiful Girl Most Handsome Boy JOHNHANNA JF Kr? 9 HL as gm 4'-if x fbi If 'Q.. . Ju-ef, I f Most Popular IO KYLE - DON EDMONDS x I X f 1 I' N-:gas 34.71 'I an- tim' jf Best All-A round R. L. EDMONDSON - MARY SMITH -.pw-Quinn:-lu-9 1 261.5 ,X Q '13 ,1' 0 f A ax, cf D ,95 I :- u Q N-sv ' ,N I ' 9 , -63 fa 5 i if 3 -W lr- fel' f A, 1. J 111' , X, -7 5' ,fl . 'fmirj 137.4- l ,I Um' -v I . Witt I es t C, ARROLL HOWARD - DORIS LOVELESS i i. 5' i a. 1, v I ,4 x n t . ,N iff! v. w 11' 5-ju W Most Beautiful VIRGINIA ATWOOD Most Handsome BILLY SELLERS Friendliest R. L. EDMONDSON IANETTE RISINGER JOHN GILLILAND EVA JO KYLE Runners UP fd' '04, 'I Most Popular IANETTE RISINGER HENRY WATSON QW ,M ,Wig ii I .5 ,Q fm S 4' I' H , K ,, I if ff Z Best A11-Around FRANCIS SRADER and JUDY BURKE Wittiest JEANIE BEALL and JOHN GILLILAND A Senior Fa vontes .lumor F avorltes FRANCIS JOHNSON Sophomore Fa vorltes Freshman Fa vorltes IU Y IELDS n'O l . NHUFM ,,, , - 1 if C wi L M, K' ,, W , , ,, ,M X, IB- N W' ', . H ,, 'J ' 8 41,3 M mf , . frya, f, . ,Q , I we Q MQ' I f ' ' ' f-mmsan.: ' -A NME ' 7,4 . J uf 1 1 ,- -V M mwewk - ,Ab ? ., .... -.,--Q,,,,,,,,,, ww M-,, l g YY? Y -1 Y' ,Q f 0 4 , 4 G ' ' ' 6 o o 0 4 4 Q Q - ' wjrvvf' , Y 4 W , W Q.. ,. ui, K 'LQ -if -k y - , ., ,?,2,.,,, - .. I in CAROL MARGARET KOCH Eighth Grade Favorites BILLY ENNIS Seventh Grade Fa vorltes I MA LILAND Sixth Grade Favorites I... O I Q' Q .JQQ i Vi gp n .J I 1 S Valentine King and Queen YW 3. .: fi' ff A v ' -1 '. f 'T Z ,inf ' be- f t,, fl 1 Q A ,gif ear ff-ef M ,Q 'VLA' Ag- 'Vf sf .,,, , Q W .l f ,, 472 za, A,-yr' , , W' 4 AT' -if 1: ' X F.H.A. and F.F.A. Sweetheart MARY BRINKERHOFF - JAMES LOGAN K+ 1. I HL. 1. ,, in M ' I X 5 8 'wa Fx. f L. L f' B5 ' :: f . - ,fx v Band Sweetheart X R 'tx J, f m N I N, by fp XM , l,. x f X Most Courte ous DOUG ROARK - IUANITA CROMARTIE Qs 1 fm rx 1 S ' 2 2 -.uf 'klfivv 'T E-. if 5 Class Day Seventy-one Seniors appear before the court of Judge Curtis Dickenson requesting graduation. The Defense Attorney, C, E. Casselberry, and the Prosecuting Attorney, Frances Marie Owens, call the Senior wit- nesses to the stand. On the basis of proof presented as to the achieve- ments of the class of '54, Judge Dickenson pronounces them graduates. Class Histor y SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Wanda Howard Back in the fall of 48 as I remember a whole class of little hoodlums left Travis and announced their presence at Quanah High We really ran the school that year or to say the least we ran in it Traffic laws were enforced so that there would be no more casualties between classes To keep us from getting into too much trouble that year our leaders Mary Smith John Hanna and Mary Brinkerhoff put us to work for our Valentine candidate Sharon Eaton We worked so hard she came in second really giving the Seniors a scare The super vrsors that year Mr P P Lewis Mrs Mabel Stevenson and Mrs Velma Wells left us gladly in the hands of Miss Rita Burleson Mrs Marie Swindell and Mrs Letha Morris for our eighth grade year The year progressed uneventfully on the whole due to the close watch of the teachers Like all happy school days our days were packed with paper and fights passing notes and chewing bubble gum Without our leaders John Hanna Patsy Stokes and Lola Klepper we would probably still be at the paper wad stage but they wisely suggested water pistols and yo yos The short parole between terms was over and again we boarded the bumping school buses and returned for that memorable Freshman year The ring leaders that year were Jack McGuire Jimmy Jones and Judy Burke Within a short time we had become well acquainted with high school customs and spent more than half our time in either the office or detention hall To keep us in line that year the faculty strong men L, E Gray Don Robbins and Foster Watkins were chosen In 51 Robert Ellis Robert Houk and Yvonne Issacks studied the layout and with well laid plans led the dehnquents in their invasion of Q H, S, Mrs Alma Ruth Holcomb Mrs Marie Bailey and L, E Gray did their best and the term was finally brought to a peaceful close sembly Long will the students remember and Iknow the teachers will never forget the clever impersonations of the Teacher s Take Off American History Notebooks were graded by the pound several of the ounces coming from Geometry notebooks Finally came the Last Round Up the Junior Semor Banquet which we a financed by the sale of magazine subscriptions In the midst of the work all year were John Hanna Don Edmonds Mary Smith and Carroll Howard the sponsors were Mrs Monette Cole Miss Gwen Tittle and Mr Howard W Martin. Well now rf my memory is right in September of 53 it was this very same gang .that occupied the front seats in assemblies and stumbled through crvrcs and CSEP Their leaders then were R, L, Edmondson, John Gilliland Mary Brinkerhoff Judy Burke and Avalee Young The whole class played hard on their work or worked hard on their play The House of Strangeness The Junior Senior Boxing Matches really went over with a bang We really worked hard on all our progects the Senior Carnival proving to be no exception You can imagine the surprise of the whole school when on Drgrufied Senior Day they saw us as ladies and gentlemen With Miss Ellabelle Radford Miss Marie Owens and C E, Casselberry overnight we had changed from barefooted hoodlums to dignified Seniors Among the classes most cherished memories will always be the Baccalaureate Service the Senior Trip to Galveston the Junior Senior Banquet and the many tears shed on Senior Day and Graduation Now the class of 54 rs opening the door to a new life and soon we ll all be going our separate ways but we will always remember the happy high school days at Quanah High n .7 V f , by In '52 we began our Junior year. After the football games came Twirp Season and Sadie Hawkins Day As- . Q . H ' H . - . , . h d 2 f s' A 54, 9 . r 3 Senior Play Cast uTHE HOUSE OF STRANGLNESSN Directed by Mrs. Stewart McMurray Sandra Pembleton.. Cast Francine Ashmore... Wlnetta Bullitt .... ..Ju June Winterbottom... Wayne Merrin... Nigel hiseheart Tobias Bullitt. Randolph Winterbottom... Abby P1erce............ Snug. .... . ..... Maria........ Paul CarS0n.... .Carroll Howard .Yvonne Iseacks dith Scharnegel ....Eva Jo Kyle ....Don Ramones .John Gilliland Richard Braziel .Carlton bailey ...Jeanie Beall .James Harnleon ...Wanda Howard .R. L. Muncrief fur 1, 1 . '1 b , Junior Senior Banquet 5 15 5. H' z,,'! 7? lmwk CJMQ, T HE ROYAL COURT Dave Jenkins and Frances Hamrick Uuniorsj, Billy Scott and Sue Watson QSophomoresj, Weldon Tabor and Donnell Price fSeventh Gradej, Queen Marquite Boynton and King Lee Burke QSixth Gradel, Patsy Colbern and Donnie Rine fl-Zighth Gradej, and Patsy Colgrove and Jerry Ingram lFreshmen3. Senior Who's Who Outstandmg Semor Students m the follow mg sub1ects were Cho sen by Lhe faculty Sc1ence MARY RUTH BRINKERHOFF Senior Class Poem SENIOR POEM by Carroll Howard There rs a tlme fun lovmg trme that we shall not forget A perlod of learnrng sprced wrth Joys and hopes of youth We leave them wrth regret We realrze our hrgh school years hold values not yet shown In years to come when we look back and see just what we ve learned We 11 be glad for these years we ve known Llfe IS a Journey search for truth and happrness complete A happrness that IS not found 1n wealth but rn your soul Thru conquerrng trrals you meet And so we frnd that as we leave our hopes are very hrgh May we meet along the road of lrfe each frlend ofQ l-L S To whom we say goodbye Mary Agia Smith We, the Senior Class of 1954, of Quqnqh High School, of the town of Quanah, of the county of Hardeman, of the state of Texas, being of sound mind, sturdy body, strong will and gener ous heart, do devise, give and bequeath our few, but valuable belongings in this, our first, last and only will and testament, hereby making void all wills made by us at any time pre- vious to this date. I, Benjamin Lavon Adams, leave Miss Hill. I, Randy Lee Akers, leave to find a Justice of the Peace. I, Carl Anderson, leave the name, Fleetfoot, to Layton Mayes and David Moore. I, J. W, Ashford, leave chemistry class, at last. I, Virginia Ann Atwood, leave my quiet nature to Barbara Sims. Carlton Ray Bailey, leave to continue my experiments on atomic energy. I. M. Barnes, leave my singing voice to Truman Houk. Shirley Eleen Barnes, leave for Oklahoma City. Marcia Jean Beall, leave my talkativeness to all the kids in Study Hall 23. Clarence Weldon Brandon, leave my ducktails to George Boynton. Richard Haden Brazil, leave my freckles to Leon Trolinder. Mary Ruth Brinkerhoff, leave my sweet smile to my little sister, Dorothy. Helen Ann Bryant, leave my blond, curly hair to Kay Hanna. Tommy Kay Buckholt, leave my friends but will never forget them. Judy Fern Burke, leave my middle name in hopes it will be forgotten. Lavern Fern Carroll, leave my jolly ways to Shirley Dake. Charles Culbert, leave my seat in journalism class to a quieter person. Judith Belle Dennis Shamegal, leave to become a full time housewife. Anna Ruth Downs Whitley, leave my voice to the choral class of 1955. Helen Louise Duncan, leave to become a secretary to a handsome, young executive, I hope. Jack Dunlap, leave my witty ways to Doug Roark. Sharon Kay Eaton, leave my long, red hair to Joy Holmes. Donald Robert Edmonds, leave my leadership ability to David Baker. R, L, Edmondson, leave the difficult task of Senior Class President to a worthy junior. Robert Dean Ellis, leave my persuasive talk to someone who needs it John Sanford Gilliland, Jr. , leave my ability to get along in choral class to Jimmy Johnston. John James Hanna, leave my friendliness to Kenneth McNabb. James Harbison, leave my acting ability to the senior play cast of 1955. Sherry Dale Hendricks, leave my good times while in the QHS Band to Edie Juan Cummings. Carroll Howard, leave my absentmindedness to Marie Ennis. Wanda Howard, leave my clever ideas to Marjorie Ann Jacobs. Marijo Huffman, leave with Randy. Yvonne Isaacks, leave my FHA work to some other hard worker. Jimmy Jones, leave my title, Co-Captain of the Quanah Indians, to Francis Johnson. Billie Johnston, leave my interests in Eldorado to Peggy Brazil. Ronald Kennedy, leave my salesmanship ability to the seniors of 1955. Eva Jo Kyle, leave my majorette uniform to some lucky underclassman. Keith Kelley, leave my artistic talent to anyone who wants to be worked to death making posters. Doris Aaron Loveless, leave my ability to get out of jams to anyone crazy enough to get into them. James Logan, leave my laugh to anyone with a sense of humor. R, L, Muncrief, leave bookkeeping so I can get rid of my headache. Jack McGuire, leave my baton to anyone who will en- joy leading the band as I did. A golden tradition: Junior class President, David Baker, accepts the Key of Knowledge' from Senior class President, R. L, Edmondson. Senior Class Will I, Jo Ann Moore, leave my school spirit to all the kids in QHS. l, Sandra Faye 'Hazel' Mitchell, leave my favorite quotation, nevermore, to any girl debater. l, Ronnie Newell, leave my interest in the freshman class but not for always. I, Sandra Newman, leave to wait for R, B, to graduate. I, Frank Norris Osborne, leave for Gordon's Old Fashioned Freeze. I, Martha Ann Owen, leave homemaking IH to Miss Tittle. L Anita Christine Richardson, leave for Midwestem in search of romance. I. Geraldean Laqultta Rigsby, leave my faithfulness to Charlotte Newman. I, Katherine Janette Risinger, leave my contagious laughter to Pat Landers. l, Roy Norman Sansom, leave to work on hot rods. I, Rita Jo Ann Scott, leave the QHS Band so I can get some sleep. I, Mary Alice Smith, leave my nickname, Mother, to anyone who wants some laughs. I, Francis Srader, leave my many accomplishments as a Quanah Indian to QHS. l, Patsy Kay Stokes, leave to go 'Looking for Henry Lee. I, Jackie Ray Stokes, leave my quiet ways to Dickie Morrison l, Vada Jean Stone, leave to read books to my heart's content. I, Jerry Wayne Taylor, leave my dependability to Don wisdom. I, Martha Nanette Thomas, leave my love of sports to Norma Lee Glover. I, Betty Jacqueline Thornton, leave my place on the girls' basketball team to Sue watson. I, Sherry Ann Trulove, leave my job as make-up director to Miss Owens. I, Rex Ann walkup, leave to join my fiance in Dallas, Texas. I, Henry Lee Watson, leave my nice personality to H, I., Gossage. 1, Jimmy Joe white, leave my seat in English 42 to someone who does not snore. I, Barbara J annell Williams, leave my energy to Mary Katherine Plunkett. I, Glenda Jeanette Yandell, leave my duties as office assistant to Jerolyn Sue Cummings. I, Linnie Avalee Young, leave my dimples to the Band Sweetheart of 1955. To the Faculty we leave our thanks for their patient and understanding help while we were students of QHS. To the Juniors we leave all the activities and wonderful times they will have as Seniors of 1955. To the Sophomores we leave our sincere congratulations on completing the second year of their high school career To the Freshmen we leave three years in QHS which they can fill with pleasant memories. We, the Senior Class of 1954, hereby set our hand on this, our last will and testament, on this twenty-fifth day of May, 1954, in the presence of Superintendent W, E, Hancock and Principal Curtis Dickerson, who have signed the same as subscribing witnesses at our request. Superintendent Principal The Seniors sing the 'Alma Mater, The girls' trio sings 'Farewell to Thee. Senior Class Prophecy John Grllrland Thrs rs your Hollywood correspondent John Grllrland speakrng to you from the Casselberry Foundation of Arts and Scrences rn Quanah Texas where rn just a few mrnutes we shall witness the 35th annual Academy Award presentatron for the outstandrng motron prctures of the year 1964 Thrs gala event draws many celebrrtres each year and Just below our tele vrsion booth we can see many of them arrrvrng Gettrng out of therr 1964 Buick Jetmobrle we see General Randy Akers drstrngulshed offrcer of the WACS and his wrfe Marrjo Huffman Akers Wrth them are the Ashfords J W and hrs wrfe the former Sherry Hendrrx Drrectly below us rs the Honorable Jackson P Dunlap mayor of Quanah and hrs wrfe the world famous female wrestler La Verne Fern Carroll Mrss Carroll we mrght add is attractrvely dressed rn suede wrestlrng shorts from Parts Wrth the Dunlaps are New York model, Betty Thornton and her france Jackre Stokes the wealthy banker and frnancral wrzard James Harbeson wrth hrs wrfe Barbara Wrllrams and Jrmmy Joe Whrte Pettrt mayor of Childress Seated at a table to our rrght rs the party of Roy Norman Sansom drag strrp operator and hrs partner Dorrs fShotrodj Loveless They are slttrng next to therr wrves Martha Owens Sansom and Ellabelle Radford Loveless Thrs group seems to be havrng a splendrd trme among the guests are Francrs Srader center wrth the Harlem Globetrotters Jo Ann Scott fan dancer Jerry Wayne Taylor fan and Tommre Buckholt famous Western motron prcture star On top of the table are Weldon Brandon harr stylrst and hrs lovely wrfe Vrrgrnia Atwood Brandon Charles Culbert fearless leader of many Afrrcan safarrs and hrs w1fe Shrrly Barnes Carlton Ray Barley photographer for Mad Comics Magazrne and hrs wrfe Mary Brrnkerhoff Barley and Lours Duncan antrque dealer wrth her husband Frank Osborne Duncan Many great stars of the entertarnment world are here tonrght to perform for our benefrt At the bandstand rs Janette Rrsrnger s All Grrl Orchestra rncludrng Vada Stone vrolrn Jeanette Yandell gurtar Avalee Young drums Sandra Newman flute and Henry Watson vocalrst Mr Watson we mrght mentron rs drrectrng the orchestra tonrght rn place of Mrss Rrsrnger who rs spendrng several days rn the county Jarl for saddle shootrng On stage now are four handsome young srngers Ronnre Newell R L Muncrref Jack McGu1re and J M, Barnes stage rs another great srngrng group Geraldrne Rrgsby Jo Ann Moore and Sherry Truelove who were nomrnated for an award wrth therr prcture Story of Three Old Mards To clrmax the entertarnment Anna Ruth whrtley wrll srng Oh Baby Mme I Get So Homely There seem to be several late arrrvals tonrght There rs Judrth Scharnegal rn her 1964 Chartreuse and prnk Ford convertrble Sharon Eaton rn her 1964 Cadrllac l-Ielrcopter Carroll and Wanda Howard rn therr 1964 Mercury B 29 Yvonne Issacs rn her 1954 srngle engrne bomber and Nanette Thomas on her 1964 Schwynn Brcycle John James Hanna Ill, prevrous award wrnner for hrs performance rn The Greatest Shmo on Earth wrll act as Master of Ceremonres Frrst award goes to Lavon Adams and Brllre Johnston for therr never endrng research rn the freld of wrde screen crnemascope They never could frt on the regular srze screen Second award goes to Donald Robert Edmonds for the top motron prcture SONG of the year Mr Edmonds wrote Hey Jo! In hrs absence hrs wrfe Mrs Eva Jo Kyle Edmonds wrll accept the award A specral award goes to Ronald Kennedy James Logan, Jrmmy Jones and Rex Ann Walkup for therr latest rn the serres of Brewery Boys PICIUICS entrtled Hrcl Thrrd award goes to Bob Ellrs for the best supportrng actor of the year Mr Ellrs played m the excrtrng western Strarned Helen Bryant wrns an award for her performance of a college fullback rn the excrtrng football prcture Crazy Hrps Un Amerrcan with Frances Mane Owens gettrng the credrt for her supportrng role as the goal post Mrss Jeannre Beall wrns the Oscar as the best supportrng actress of 1964 for her marvelous portrayal rn Hal Noon She was Gary Cooper s horse Frfth award goes to Kerth Kelly He stayed out of prctures for 1964 Three top actors went rnto the runnrng for the best actor award R, L. Edmondson Carl Anderson and Rrchard Brazrl The wrnner rs Rrchard Brazrl for hrs marvelous performance rn the thrrllrng Streetcar Named Persprre Three top actresses were also rn the running Harbeson was after them They are Judy Burke rn Krss Me Charhe Sandra Mrtchell rn Gentlemen Prefer Wrtches and Patsy Stokes rn Henry and Bathsheba The wrnner was Mary Alrce Smrth for From Here To Maternrty Chrrstrne Rrchardson accepted the award for Mrss Smrth who was unable to attend And so ends the Academy Award presentatron for the year 1964 by , . ' . . ' . I 7 . i ' . . . ' y U n' ' Q 0 I I l J . . . . 1 1 - - J 1 I I U - D ' I O . D . z . . . ' . . . I . . g . . ' - . . . . l . . . : . . . I . : , : ' . ' ' - , . , 5 1 . Y . . , . . 3 . ' . , . V . . . , - . . . i . . F ' . F ' 3 , z I . Q ' i . . I . . . . : . , D . ' , . ' better known as the Truck Wagon Gang. They will attempt to sing several selections. At the other end of the . F . . . 3 . . - I . . . S . t I ll . 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D JUDY BURKE MARY BRINKERHOFF RICHARD BRAZIEL HELEN BRYANT Valedlctoriau Salutatonan Htgh Ranklng Boy Epsrlon Slgma Commercral Award Alpha Award Honors RE O ANN may JOHN GILLILAND St R0r.a,,:V BMO D X904 W5 C T warms MARY SMITH me Wear Cclub W S PRAM Speakmg Award B Sz PW Award a' WattO '1c11A ard Richard Watt Student Councll Award Debate Aa d Debate Award 'V-ir Fm LP-Voaucx Avia' NANETTE THOMAS Vocatronal Agrlculture Uyp ,AANNA Babe Babe Ruth Award Award wafd . , E 'fd is Hu? ,. Q '1 X DO E s ' . N . . ' A A . 11 C, , . , lv, d Qi , ,- v V . V A . rm 1 v A NADP-N56 CARLTON BAILEY . L H ' Os 64. E X '-1 Jf ry, rv are 1 ,. , Twelve and a half hours and one breakdown later, they arrive rn San Antonio. ' 1 if L ww. Senior Trip As a clrmax to the year's acrivities, the Seniors rake a rrip to Galveston. The Seniors board the busses. g K.. L ro' - offer The Sponsors, Johnnie and Eva Jo Diltz, and the Cliff Chapmans. Senior Trip The Seniors arrive at the hotel in San Antonio. ir-L U . A R, S Af? ' Pictures taken in Galveston were un- available at deadline. af JW cy i . Aw U, , gf -' N A delightful tour through the Sunken Gardens at Brackenridge Park. fe , , ,L gwixfifyy ,ff A9 ak ' 4? , p FA . ' , if if - Vi' ,A ui w4ru+? 9g w 1 I4 . m,,,,,,,, , , X1 If 'W 2+ 'R l aj: if Uv 1 Q, -1 5 . Li f- ,frf ' 4:29 4? , , X aw? , , f -f faq if' K A Q -I , ,v 4' 7 if yas, J Y ft 2 V. ,.,, V I A' , A LN ,Q -Z - , fy, ., , 1 -1 -133 I - ,-'yy W 4 4 .,. f -' V ' '2? wi ' r?i??f fm' aff: ' 'snrzz . ,siQ1fl9' ,P' , , -sy --255.-Q M QW M Q' , ,wif 7. . A W A. A r A X ' Q., V I M , .wwf N 4 an K, - . L WD? iw W 'Mx i .M N M A i w W , ' M qs X WP' m V 4,21 , ., ,ff X , v V A f 'ESWWQWW ' , M , X ' vtf,5 j , ', A ii? ' F 1 - 7 lx 'lr' 8,3 --NOAA? - 'Grubm- ,,9'1.'L WEST TEXAS LJTll.lTlJES COMPANY A West Texas industry located at Quanah. Many memorable occasions for stu- dents have been held in the clubhouse at the West Texas Utilities Plant. -6,- CONGRATULATIONS I SENIORS QUANAH, ACME Sz PACIFIC fm' .I -A RAILWAY COMPANY Chief Quanah Last of the Comanches f K LJA-4.JCDlNEl2 uMPn.EMEN'rs John 'Q nu' IQUIPMINV Deere Sales Parts Service 200 Me rce Phone 468 1' JONES CLEANERS A friendly and efficient staff will see that your work is done well at .Tones Cleaners. 206 Mercer Phone 13 1 Oi-n s. M7409 'FOOD MARKS 'I' High Grade Foods For Y our Table 308 Mercer Phone 65 FIRST NATIONAL. BANK Since 1907 The First National Bank Is Ready to Serve You. 2.01 Main Phone 5 PULLMAN QA1'-IE Serving Good Food Where Quanah Dines 213 Main Phone 707 QGUHZES GR OCERY AND MARKET Good Food, Good Prices, Good Service 220 West Third Phone 166 KQLJ Quanah's Own Radio Station, Serving Quanah and the S ur rounding C ommunity RFS 1 Phone 654 ELEC '7',Z!C' sE1:2.vuCE co. Electric Contr actors See .Tack and .Tobe for electrical repair anytime - anywhere. 108 Main Phone 39 Congratulatwns and Best Wishes To the Semors of 1954 il..7A'I CDlXl When You Th1nk of Gas Call or See Us. Phone 841 or 520 A11' Cond1t1oned Soft Water Steam Heated VV141f!7'E 5 VVASHATEE IA 605 Elbert Phone 43 Cornp11ments of THE CITY CLEANERS AND HATTERS EARL STINE Propr1etor We Know How 213 MeTC61' Phone 264 SJNJ. BAILEY Cotton Buyer Office: Simpson Building A0671 L55 570510 A11 the individual photographs of the class favorites were made by Luci11e's Studio. Have your picture made or bring your films to Luci11e's and be assured of good results. GAZEENBE LT CREAMETZY for That Good Ice Cream and Pasteurized Mi1.k 101 King Phone 145 I 0 I I2 1 4 E C A 55 BAX E T - . . 0 l U... ROSS TEXACO IMPLEME NT co. jf 1-'ARMALL TRACTORS SALES The geBtEFr1eQIig0u' ar ver AND SERVICE 1006 W. 11th 401 Main Phone 84 Phone 46 JOyN 5 TON PHAR YNAACY Marijo Huffman and LaRue Davis are always ready to serve delicious drinks and sandwiches to their customers. A favorite stopping place of teenagers. 308 Main Street Phone 48 Superior Feed for Every Need JT 4-lLJC:J+-IES COAL AND E:'ZAl1NI STQRE 119 E. Znd Street Phone 59 ,M 4 7' 'yn THE FRANCIS COMP14 Ny Your Service Is Our Business For Plumbing of Definite Superiority 315 Main Phone Z8 DELTON -fA12B12oue-H JEWE L-EY Delton Yarbrough shows Wanell Duncan some of the beautiful watches and other jewelry featured in his store. For di of the finest quality and standard silver- ware goin to see Mr. Yarbrough at -- 218- B Main Phone 85 LAWMWEZ Johnnie's recently added dining room is a favorite eating and meeting place for young and old. Johnnie's is the favorite of high school students who find- in Johnnie Diltz a loyal friend. Highway 287 -sm- ,:'-Q- t SS' ' , fucnAPND5On5 ' EQCHARDSONS 'READY-TO ' XNEAE. Richardson's is a store for Quanah to be proud of. Discriminating women from Quanah and near-by towns enjoy shopping at this store. 216 Main Street Phone 30 STEVENS CORNER DRUG STORE Eat, drink, shop, and have your pre- scriptions filled at the Corner Drug Store, an attractive store with a corn- plete line of merchandise. 222 Main Street Phone 17 WSE IZ BEAUTY me v0U Your Beauty Shop specializes in hair cutting, individual styling, as well as permanents. Mother and daughters look glamorous after a visit to this comfortable shop. 409 Main Street Phone 174 Compliments of Compliments of AH CLINIC GIVENSMMGIVENS N INSURANCE 404 Mercer Phone 680 If It Insurance We Wr1te It 206 1fZ Mercer Phone 471 Comphments Comphments of C4-HEP PACK! IN! G5 COMPANY Quahty Beef and Pork Products 310 Front Street 6 Phone 152 CO OPERATIVE SOCIETY Front Street Phone 430 I I US ' D ! , . -gii-a'?f-, - ',::-g.2,--:.1 '--,',,z-1- ,:., . -, AQ'-- -- ' -,'v 0 'o.'.', . .:--'-1E:9::f:-::2:Z .-:- -. ,f'2:2:-1- ' ':Q:'f, 1: 15. '. 'I'!?s .-' n . 1'1'. '- -'0xv.--5.--'.-:--:-:-' ' ,'- 6 x' ' .-v'.-'-fi .--.'?-522-ga-e5g:':' 1,.3,-g.:.q.g:-7,f- . .1:2aE::E::,:g.,, 1.--1.5. .' 2 - n:a:g::-- 11 2213112 '.11!77 --:1':77' -K.-T11-p,.'-.E11Z:21:vu 1'2.- 'fi '4--..--Q-,..,:-:.- - --1-5:-Lv. ,, ,. 1'-,11'-- .1 .g12.-5.51.1 -I-': : - ......u1.5p-' 55' v'.1' - - .'-'.- . -..- 1- ,.-',.g'. I.-','.-,'.-H-I E':::a:1E:-5:--, ' --. 3- ....-- .-'.-'. 1.- l 555,-I.,ik-x..1g1:5.-,. .I v . 1 u.',t'.'.',..g..- :N-xu.....-gy ,W -H.. v ..,., , .-, yu,-,-.,----U 'nv-,. .-',- 5.1 I ' ,'l-..-I In-,.. . a f., '--'-1.z:-n-::111:---.- ' 1-- -, .g,.....:g1::g:,g -,.g!:5:.l I ' 'f51'I1EEEEf-Yf -- z ,.-112'-Q-fi'-- ' '. -1 fzzzzzzzzzz-11:21-,z .--:.'-,-'-.-- -14 - 1. 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I, ' , .,,-'.1 vu nl ,v , X -.....'.211!.-:g!..'-' ..., ....... 5 ONE5 FPL..LJrv1Es I N ev co l15E 2nd Street Phone 94 Your Sat1sfact1on Is Our Guarantee When lt come to plumb1ng for the modern home let Jones do lt Prompt courteous serv1ce 1n all of your plumb 1ng problems Expenenced personnel to serve you w1th nat1onally advert1sed plumb1ng f1xtures such as Amer1can Standard Crane Kohler 8: Kohler Payne I-Ieat1ng Rheem App11ances and many others Let one call do them all when you th1nk of plumblng Comphme nts of SALES SDR VICE FEAT4-IEIZSTON M OTOTZ 5 Your Fmendly Ford Dealer 225 Ma1n Street Phone 335 Quanah Texas jc:-usvnourf DL. -HICKEY CHEVROLET COMPANY For Chevrolet SSTVICC see your Chevrolet dealer D L H1ckey Chevrolet Company has tralned mechan1cs to attend to your needs 212 West Th1rd Street Phone 258 Compl1ments of QLJAINIAP4 FEDERAL SAVINGS 81 LOAN ASSOCIATIONS 104 West 3rd Street Quanah Texas SPENCER MARROW, Presldent Assets S286 962 94 J ' P. S. We are also the home of Culligan Soft Water Service! ! I.-lf: + Yi'-,4-. +5 . ,ge!VL9'-' 'f iso: fil l Y:-7 G-.geo eau ..-.- 38 Nights Call 97 or 199 AMBULANCE SERVICE Any-where - Anytime I-'INER EOUIPMENT' 0 B. H. SMITH FUNERAL HOME Understanding Service Lequita Hilton gets one of E. .T.'s 216 MERCER duck tail cuts in Your Appearance Is Their Business E. J'.'S BARBER SHOP C ompliments of We fa gay, 3 GILLILAND at GILLILAND QQ1Z1flhfl'01Z AND TITLE GUARANTY COMPANY T0 VISIT 104 West Third Street I J I ' 2 Quanah, Texas Mdql work Mr. Anderson has served us faith- fully as our school board president for 12. years. We are glad to have his ad in our annual. T4-LGATZNETZ HARDWARE AND FURNITURE Mrs. Hubert Garner and Mrs. Cole are shown among the many beautiful and use ful household articles carried in Garner Hardware's stock, For friendly, courteous service stop in Garner Hardware. 195 Main Street Phone 42.9 Three generations of Magees are shown here ready to serve you in Magee's Drug Store. For prompt and efficient service go in at any time. MAGEEQ DRUG STORE 54? A ld 2 120 Main street Phone 45 ga fi,.Sr'W 5 tt 5' , irzrifrmitrfmiazff' 3 W, .., gi !ji'Lr ' 'vw 'X 1:-an Mr. Messer and his employees are always ready to serve you. He keeps a large stock to meet all your needs. 55-N FEANKLXN Quanah, Texas Cjiws ofv TITZE. CCD. Firestone bikes among the other play equipment stocked for your summer fun can be found at Jackson Tire Company. They also carry a complete supply of tires and household appliances. 210 Main Street Phone 40 AP. 'A' WA-1-KINSI NC The Watkins store has long been a symbol in Quanah for low-priced quality merchandise. 1 112 Main 1 Phone 24 M.E MOSES COMDANY Moses's big attractive store is a popular shopping center in Quanah. Prompt, courteous service adds to the pleasure of buying in this store, 210 Main Phone 231 I 6 X I 2. - W W4-u'rEDs HL-sf 'ff K CAVE. llvl Excellent cooking of fine foods makes my H Whited's the place to take your family 4 f y for that special treat. , y 4 ' Highway 287 ss-:OP '7 Gifts, attractive lingerie, and ready-to-wear make Belle-Nita's a popular place with the younger set. 104 Main Phone 200 QEIZWC 4-JLJIVIBLE E 57'14TlON Where to Get Service The new Humble Station operated by Bud Conley is equipped to give you fast, friendly service. 100 West Eleventh Phone 98 Y-3? ..- , 1411, e .J Compliments of I - 1 I y 251' ,. .J AUTHORIIED SALES AND SERVICE U ID I0 D SI VC! AUTO AND IMPLEMENT COMPANY 119 West Second Phone 69 LEADER Floyd Taylor's beautiful store with its fine line of merchandise is a popular shopping center in Quanah. 1 16 Main Phone 517 1, fl , ,ZZ ff' F I-LMA uvson rms -rf. o onocsnv 4.---W 72 U FOOD STORE HYSON WELLS, Owner Meats - Groceries Fresh Vegetables We Give S. 81 H. Green Stamps 107 North Main Phone 135 GROCERY AND MARKET f ' A Neighborhood Store Is a Friendly Place to Trade 511 West Thlrd ,1 if at ' 5' q c' U:- ' as-. fy, 'L .413 V . l Q Phone 76 BAKER-1-IANNA S-CCD. Your Nearest Big Department Store Established 1893 200 Main Phone 670 SOUTHLAND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY CLARK WELLS Life Accident Health and Hospitalization Phone 868 J. YPTIIHKUN ,Q A EEE A wumr GARAGE TIRE SERVICE 1- 'm' 1 A U T 0 s T 0 R E Lee Tires Complete Stock of Vulcanizing Automobile Parts Recapping WHOLESALE . RETAIL 1 11 west Fourth 108 W 2nd Phone 42 Phone 57 1 ' . I J X K 52 'Wifi HARDWARE STORE Harry Becknell has what you want in his well-stocked store. His friendly manner makes it a pleasure to do business at the Becknell Hardware Store. 105 Main Street Phone 94 ALEXANDER BARBER 5+-no-D A staunch supporter of Quanah and Quanah High School, Alex and his staff are known for excellent, courteous, service. Main . ' V-u'hu ll-' W ' A035 fumes sunu ny' 5 Si-limes .. A GOPDGNZQ OLD FASHIONED FREE ZE There is always a long waiting line for those good hamburgers, hot dogs, snow cones, and drinks at Gordon's. 604 Main Phone 197 NEZ pw EEL-L C14-FE For good food of the finest quality and courteous service go in the Dinner Bell Cafe. Take your family there for that special Sunday dinner. 100 Main Phone 990 , .f '4 it 9 55 3 g t A 4' fi I .E f .sh i w A Q, A L gn., 7- 1 ' I ' M 1 L! 4-4uF1-'IA KEIZQ FLOWERS OF DISTINCTION Flowers and Gifts Say It With Flowers Quanah High Students have a friend in Bill Huffaker. It is a pleasure to go into his beautiful shop. 109 West Fourth Phone 1080 Best Wishes Compliments ...4 1 -QIIZ up to the of ,,w.l,..i,5.:::g ,..:z seniors of 1954 I. L. ELBERT AGENCY I 1 NES ig .1 G 106 W. Second F A LALPJNDQY PALACE AND CHIEF DRIVE-IN THEATRES M .Q Movies Are Your Best and Cheapest Entertainment Visit the Palace and Chief Real Often Phones 348 and 848 ' YV I wg! I7-W 1 QLJANA4-I i Qi' 1 Io Kyle and Bob suis, High schooi seniors, are seen in Quanah Floral Co. greenhouse, Through 1 this greenhouse and their beautiful cut flowers, 4 Jack and Margie have always been able to provide Wag at , -4,-I lp' jx! . i the students with a good selection of flowers, 4 - - - .l l was-.ii fi?-3.3 2, Q i 1 SANs-some FUI? N ITURE STCDQE. Sansom's has a, complete line of hardware, furniture, tools, appli- ances, and home furnishings in their well-stocked store. You will find it a pleasure to visit Sansom's. 2.09 Main Street Phone 25 AUTOGRAPHS f1WQS9A QQ? And So Goodbye Junior clhss officers. 'g ff, j' 1 'W e A if Wi' ' J fi , f f' Exe Yea!-iv e Com cm' EVE parjhllifee a J' F me H4911 bo J' 86112315 U76 I ue! Umor fl 'bb Q. H. S. Marching Band ' Q . --.A ' 5 h-if ,Q Mr. Moore, Mr. Allen and Mr. Hammack call it a day This is it. We hope you have enjoyed it. The Staff Y- A LITHOGRAPHED X, YEARBOOK DALLAS TEXAS fi 74qZof'z 4f4d2
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