San Angelo Central High School - Westerner Yearbook (San Angelo, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 228 of the 1951 volume:

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It seeks to answer many questions, most of which are beyond the scope of the school's yearbook. But one query emerges as the key to all, and the 1951 Westerner re- presents the staffs answer to that question: What educational road are we travelling and where are we going? IOANNE CARR. Emron VIVIEN CLEMONS, BUSINESS MANAGER 7 X 'et L L mt mafia ian IF this generation of Americans has learned any one hard, bitter lesson, it is this: Freedom is a luxury that comes dear: once it is won, continued possession of that freedom comes even dearer. In the past decade, thousands of San Angelo High School graduates have joined other Americans in the war of survival of the Democracies against dictatorship and tyranny. Many have made the supreme sacrifice. But today an even greater menace clouds the world of tree men. Once more, SAHS students and alumni are being called upon to help defend their country in an- 'tther critical hour oi peril. To you loyal sons and daughters of SAHS, we say: God bless you. and God speed you home. And to you. wherever you may be-Korea or Kansas City-we dedi- cate 'the 1951 Westerner. THE 1951 WESTERNER STAFF or THE SAN ANGELO PUBLIC SCHOOLS THE purpose of public school education is to provide for every youth, regardless of his ability, his environment, or his race, the opportunity to develop to his maximum capacity, physically, mentally, socially, economically, morally, and spiritually, to the end that he may be a well-adjusted member of our democratic society, capable and desirous of making a positive contribution to that society. The curriculm should place emphasis upon the whole child and his problems of living rather than upon subject matter alone. It should provide a student activity program to promote desirable attitudes, appreciations, and ideals in addition to knowledge, habits, and skills. In all grades, it should offer a liberal selection of e-xperiences which are interesting now but whose major value will be realized in adult life. On the upper level the student, guided by sympathetic counselling should be free to select the curriculm best suited to his personal needs and future plans. ' Methods of instruction should place emphasis on individual differences rather than on group conformity and should be democratic in procedure. Instruction should set up definite goals that the student can understand and accept: it should train him to think for himself and should stimulate his ambition to develop his native abilities. It should help the student to understand his place in a democratic society and to prepare himself to meet changing conditions. The school should provide a staff of well trained, efficient instructors and counsellors who take pride in their profession and observe its ethics: who staunchly support the funda- mental principles of democracy: who possess both integrity of character and positive religious conviction: and who have a sympathetic understanding of youth and its problems. Staff mem- bers should possess personalities that will enable them to meet their own problems with in- telligence, energy, che-erfulness, and enthusiasm. The school should provide the faculty with opportunity and encouragement for continous professional growth. 5 The school plant should be adequate both in size and equipment for carrying out the total school program. It should be well cared for and attractive in appearance: it should be so designed and operated as to invite its free use by the students, the faculty, and the commu- nity, particularly by organizations interested in the Welfare of youth-with a view to an im- proved cooperative program of education. The administration should formulate policies based on recommendations made by the administrative head in cooperation with his staff and authorized by the board of education: it should sponsor a type of supervision in which programs and procedures are determined cooper- tively. fwmvw-mwvmww ff '7he Selma! Plan! ' 7114 Admwzazfwtzw ' Principal Iohn Bishop Supt. Bryan Dickson BOARD OP TRUSTEES-CLeift to Rightj: Dr. Charles Koberg, Horton Messier, Dr. CV. B. Beall, Supl. Dick- son, President Iohn Martin, Ass't. Supt, Brooks, Dr. W. E. Schulkey, Tom Williams and Geoge Golightly. X ,4 mu. vmme szqgf 'WITH A SYMPATHETIC UNDERSTANDIN F YOUTH AND ITS PROBLEMS . . . ' ' U! Inabwdnu, Gaunaellau ' BARLow, JEAN, B. S. Vocal Music BARRETT, ARRIE, M. A. History BROWN, IOSEPHINE, M. A. English BROWN, MARTHA, M. A. English ANDERSON, BARBARA, B. S. Girls' Physical Education ANDERSON, HAROLD M., B. A. Woodshop ANDERSON, HOMER A., M. S. Band, Orchestra Coach History ARMSTRONG, HENRY, B. S. Q CA:-un, ARNOLD, B. A. Algebra, Coach Com, ED B., B. A. Biology, Iournalisrn, Publications CURRY, ORA MAE, M. A. Government, History EARLE, MRS. Donomv, B. A. English ' .MQ A EATON, ELIZABETH, M. A. Speech EMERSON, RALPH W., M. A. Driver's Education, Navigation, Pre-flight EPPS, FRANCES, B. S. Homemaking Flsx, KATHRYN, M. A. Algebra, Geometry FLOYD, PENELOPE, B. A. Chemistry GASKIN, ZELA, M. ED. Algebra, Geometry GENTRY, MARY IANE, M. A History GIBSON, RODNEY, IR., TH.B. Bible Z - if 'ggi , 'ml 'S I I lm Gnoss, LANIS, B. B. A. Distributive Education HAGELSTEIN, HANS I., M. A. Government, History HERRING, Iovcz, B. 5. Secretarial Training, Typing HILLYER, RUTH, M. A. Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry HI.lGI-IES, DUWAIN, B. A English HUMBERT, IOHN, M. A. History, Sociology JONES, INA, M. A. Homemcxking Knox, JOHN, B. A. Coach, Commercial Arithmetic Slim KING, Mas. EVELYN, M. A. Spanish KING, ROBERT, M. A. Biology KINSEY, L. K., B.B.A., M. ED. Trades and Industries MOLEN, OUISA, B. S. Girls' Physical Education NUNNALLY, ED, M. A. History PARKS, C. A., IR. Machine Shop Po'rz:E'r, ANNE, B. A. English REAVES, 0. L., B. A., Boys' Counselor REDHELD, Mas. Dono'rHY, B. A. English, Lcxiin REDPIELD, GLEN, B. S. Boys' Physical Education RUBLE, MARY, M. A. Girls' Counselor SHANNON, C. L., B. A. Mathematics M SHAVER, THELMA, B. S. Algebra, Mechanical Drawing Srxss, PETE, M.ED. V Coach SMITH, RUTH, B. A. English STAPP, IESSIE B., B. A. English ine Librarian VINSON, Mas. LULA, B. B. A. Bookkeeping, Typing WOOLEY, CLAUDE C., B. A. Biology, Physics, Tennis YOUNG, E. E., B.S., M.A. Vocational Agriculture VINCENT, MARY LYLE, B.A., B.S. in Lib. Science MADDUX, MRS. SYBIL Registrar PROBANDT, MRS. SUE Attendance Clerk SPENCE, MARY BAIN Bookkeeper , 1 N 'xs'gi Z 9 4 il N X I :Wu f Qld Math 0 X,- X N ,,,-1 1 K ,F A-E X WK 1 - Q3 1' X 5 5 L I 'No rf! J 'L 'cv-E'v'v ' . f K X 3 X , ff f . , I , Q ' . . 4' . ' ' E x , X., N f f v fl Y-an If 'HE FAQULTY H99 A 5H4KeW'f3nLL Grams . ALL-STAR TEAM: c,waoz..eY , ZLDISHOP, +1.43-w,QgR5oN , I'K.UJ'Ef 56RS0N, P- SYKES NOTE! fhw- STAR Team sex.scJ'gp fmPnRTvAr-1-y BY we FAQUI-flffy 5 3 Q E Y E Q 5 2 2 WE were seniors this year. We had dreamed about it for a long time. but now we had our senior rings to prove it. Vigorous campaigning began at once for our officers. Speeches, mottos, and posters urged everyone to elect the best qualified. We don't think the campaign could have been better, because look who we got: Bob Nickel, president. Ierre Sykes, vice-president. loyce Matthews, secretary-treasurer. Tonya Woullard, reporter. . The senior banquet was held at the St. Angelus Hotel on April 16. We had a program befitting only seniors. Ierre Sykes read the class prophecy. Rita Tucker did a good job on it. Our Hearts Were Young and Gay was the title of the senior play. A large majority of the student body applauded the play and hailed it as a huge success. Then came our day-Kid Day. Boys' Ranch was the scene of swimming and all. The long awaited baccalaureate finally came- on May 20. Commencement on May 22 was followed by a big dance. Oh, how we danced! The time did pass fast. We always looked forward to our senior year. Now we'll always look back on it. But we know that we sang our school song the loudest, cheered the longest, passed more courses without studying, con- sumed more Cokes, and were the best darn bunch to ever walk away from SAHS. R aaa in eaiew ABBOTT MILTON CAPC 515 FFA, '49, '50, '5l: President, 50 Kittens 50 42 Club 49, '50. ATTENSIL YVONNE Ballroom Dancing Club, '50: DE Club. 50 51 Glee Club 49 505 Popular Music Club, '49. BABB TED-BObCG1S 51 FFA, '49, '50, '5lp Kittens, '49, '50. BAHLMAN IOY NELL Ballroom Dancing Club, '49: Foot- lighters 49 50 51 Girls' Festival Chorus, '50,'51. BAIBD DOROTHY Campus Corral, '49: FHA, '50, Foot- lighters 49 Library Club, '50, '51: Popular Music Club, BAKER DONALD A Association, '49, '50, 'Sli Bobcat Baseball 49 50 51 All District, '50: Bobcat Basketball, 51 Bobcat Football 50 51: FFA, '49, '50, '51: Kitten Bas- ketball 49 50 Kitten Football, '49, ABBOTT, IO-Ballroom Dancing Club, '50: Basketball, '49, '50, '5l: CAPC, '517 Drill Squad, '50, '5l: Pep Squad, '49: Popular Music Club, '50g Tennis Club, '49: Tennis Letter- man, '49, '50, '5l: Track, '49, '50, ABBOTT, SAMMY. ALCALA, FBLICE-Glee Club, '50, '51g Popular Music, '50, Spanish Club, '50, '5l. ALPOBD, Drcxy--National Honor Society, '50g '5l. ANDERSON, LOLA-Bowling League, '50: Canasta Club, '50: 42 Club, '49, '50. ABLBDGB, BILLYB-A Capella Choir, '50, '5l: All State Chorus, '51: Bridge Club, '49, '50: Footlighters, '50: GAA, '49: Girls' Festival Chorus, '50, 'Sli Melodeers, '50, '51: Secretary-Treasurer, '5l: Student Council, '5l: National Honor Society, '51, L.- BAKER, GERALD-Sophomore Class Vice-President, '49, Student Body President, '51, Bobcat Football Letterman, '49, '50, '51, Captain, '51, Iunior Ftotarian, '51, Kitten Bas- ketball, '49, Lone Star Boys' State, '50, National Honor Society, '50, '51, Popular Music Club, '49, Slide Rule Club, '51, Student Council, '49, '51, Track, '49, '5l. BAKER, WAYNE-Baseball, '51, F FA, '49, '50, '51, Livestock Iudging Team, '50, Kitten Basketball, '49. BALCH, PATSY-Folk Dancing Club, '49, '50, Footlighters, '49, '50, FTA President, '51, Girls' Chorus Secretary, '49, '50, '51, Girls' Festival Chorus, '51, Library Monitor, '50, '5l. BARNEY, IEAN-Drill Squad, '50, '51, FHA, '50, '51, Re- porter, '51, Iunior Prom Committee, '50, Pep Squad, '49, Westerner Staff, '49, '50, National Honor Society, '5l. BARRETT, RAY- A Association, '49, '50, '51, All-District Football, '51, Baseball Letterman, '49, '50, Bobcat Foot- ball, '49, '50, '51, Letterman, '50, '51, National Honor So- ciety, '50, '51, Slide Rule Club, '50, '5l. BARRY, EILEEN-Canasta Club, '50, Creative Writing, '50, '51, Debate, '51, Drill Squad, '50, FTA, '50, GAA, '49, '50, '51, Golf Manager, '50, Treasurer, '51, National Honor Society, '50, '51 Senior Play, Voice of Democracy Con- lest. BATLA, DELMER-FFA President, '50, '51, Popular Music '49, '50. BEARFIELD, DrxrE. BECK, PATSY RUTH- Footlighters, '50, FHA, '51, Girls Choir, '50, '51, Square Dancing Club, '50. BECK, RAY HALL-AVS, '49, Bobcat Band, '49, '50, '51 Footlighters, '49, Ping Pong, '50, Slide Rule Club, '5l. BENTON, FRANCES BERGER, MAXINE-Footlighters, '49, '50, '51, Girls' Chorus '49, '50, '5l. Brass Club, Brccs, Club, HAROLD-Glee Club, '49, '50, '51, Popular Music ' '49, '50. HELEN-BGllIOOm Dancing Club, '50, Folk Dancing '49, Glee Club, '50, '51, Popular Music Club, '50. BINGHAM, WILMA-Bridge Club, '49, Campus Corral, '50, Drill Squad, '50, Squad, '49, Teen Age Book Club Secretary, '50. '51, Footlighters, '49, GAA, '51, Pep BLAKE, IACK- A Pin Forensic, '49, '50, '51, Creative Writ- ing Club, '49, '5l, National Honor Society, '50, Footlight- ers, '49, '51, FTA, '49, '50, Senior Play. BOATRIGHT, DICKY-FFA. Boori-rs, PAT-All-State Band, '51, Bobcat Band, '49, '50. '51, Letterman, '50, '51, Flagbearer, '51, Bridge Club, '50, Folk Dancing Club, '49, Footlighters, '50, '51, Orchestra, '49, '50, '51, Pep Squad, '49, Pit Orchestra, '49, '50, '5l: Rodeo Band, '50, '5l. if I ll ll X 2 Ill ' ' 1 l L' - it 1 lb 45 5 ' Bonanza, BARBARA-Art Club, '49, Ballroom Dancing, '50, Bridge Club, '50, Drill Squad, '50, '51, FHA, '51, Iunior Prom Committee, '50, Pep Squad, '49, Student Council, '49. BOYKIN, GERALD- A Association, '51, Ballroom Dancing Club, '50, Bobcat Football, Reserve Letterman, '50, Let- terman, '51, FFA, '49, Honorable Mention in District 5-AA Football, '51, Iunior Historians, '49, Kitten Basketball Let- terman, '50, Kitten Football Letterman, '49. BRASHEAR, WANDA-Art Typing, '50, Bobcat Band, '49, '50, '51, FHA, '50, Footlighters, '50, '51, Orchestra, '49, '50, '51, Secretary-Treasurer, '51, Pep Squad, '49: Pit Or- chestra, '51, BRAZEAL, LEON-VIC, '50, '51. BREWER, BILLY BRODNAX, DAISY-DE, '51, FHA Parliamentarian, '50. BRQOME, JACK. BRYAN, PATSY-A Capella Choir, '49, '50, '51, Bridge Club, '49, GAA, '49, '50, '51, Sports Manager, '51, Melodeers, '49, Tennis Squad, '49, '50, '51, Manager, '50, Senior Play. BRYME11, BILLIE BERT-Ballroom Dancing, '49, '50, Bowling League and Club, '49, '50, Melodeers, '49, National Honor Society, '50, '51, Office Clerk, '51, Special Mixed Chorus, '50, TGI, '5l. BUESCHBR, DAVID-AVS, '49, Euclidean Circle, '49, '50, '51 , Slide Rule, '49: Tennis, '49, '50. BURRAGE, RICHARD-CAPC President, '51, Swing and Turn Club President, '5l. BUTLER, DAVID. CAHILL, PAT-CAPC, '49, '50, '51, Euclidean Circle, 'Sli Table Tennis Club Reporter, '49, '50, National Honor So- ciety, '51, CANTRELL, GEORGE-BObCGI Reserve Letterman, '50, Man- ager, '51: Kitten Letterman, '49. CAPSHAW, JEAN-A Cappella Choir, '49, '50, '51, All State Choir, '50, Bobcat Band, '49, Boys' Choir, '50, Boys' Quartet, '49, '50, '5l. CARRUTH, NANCY,-Ballroom Dancing Club, '50, Bowling League and Club, '49, Footlighters, '50. CASTLE, BOBBY-FFA, '49, '50, '5l. CA'rEs, ELTON-Baseball, '49, Basketball, '49, Bowling Club, '49, Ping Pong Champion, '50, VIC, '50, '5l. CATHEY, BETTY - Basketball, '49, Bowling Club, '49, Broadcasters, '50, TGI, '51, CHANDLER, ODESSA-Needlework Club, '50, Popular Mu- sic Club, '49. CHERRY, VALERIE-Ballroom Dancing, '49, '50, FHA, '50, '51, Footlighters, '49, '50, Girls' Chorus, '49, '50, Office Clerk, '50, Pep Squad, '49. CLARK, IOY-FTA-Treasurer, '50, Secretary, '51, Girls' Chorus, '49, '50, '51, Iunior Historians, '51, Iunior Library Club President, '50, Secretary, '51, National Honor So- ciety, '5l. CLAY, IEANNINE-Sophomore Class Secretary, '49, Bowl- ing Club, '49, '50, Bowling League, President, '49, Treas- urer, '50, Footlighters, '49, '50, '51, Alumni Chairman, '5li GAA, '49, Iunior Prom Committee, '50, National Honor Society, '50, '51, Secretary, '51, Office Clerk, '5l: Pep Squad, '49, Safety Council, '50, Student Council, '507 Thespians, '50, '51, President, '5l. COLVIN, MAXINE-Bobcat Band, '50, '51 , Broadcasters, '49, Creative Writing, '50, FHA, '49, '50, Glee Club, '49, Slide Rule Club, '50, Table Tennis, '50, Coox, BILLY COPE, CARLENE - Basketball, '49, Bowling Club, '49, Broadcasters, '50, DE, '5l. COPE, DEAN-A Capella Choir, '51 , Bobcat Band, '49, '50, '51, Rodeo Band, '49, '50, Senior Play. Cox, JIMMY R.-National Honor Society, '50, '51, Slide Rule Club, '50, '51, President, '51, Tennis, '49, '50, '5l. Cnoox, IEANNA-Footlighters, '50, '51, Glee Club, '51, '51, Library Monitor, '50, '51, Office Clerk, '50, '5l. CROWDER, WYNELL-TIGHSf9I. CUBLLAR, LIVERATA - Bobcat Band, '51, Orchestra, '50, Spanish Club, '50, CUNNINGHAM, IAMES-AIl Typing, '50, AVS, '49. DARSEY, DON-All-Slate Band, '51, Bobcat Band, '49, '50,- '51, Rodeo Band, '49, '50, Slide Rule Club, '51, Tennis Squad, '49, '50. DAv1s, LESLIE-BObCGl Band, '50, '51, DEANS, MACK-Folk Dancing Club, '49, '50, Student Coun- cil, '50, '51. Dzncnno, HORTENSIA-FHA, '49, Girls' Chorus, '51, Or- chestra, '49, '50, '51, Spanish Club, '50, '51, Thespians, '50, '51. DENNIS, CHARLES. Society, '51, DRAKE, PHILIP DUNN, LoUu.r.A ANN DENTON, MARTHA-A Cappella Choir 49 50 51 Folk Dancing Club, '49, '50, Footlighters 49 Melodeers 49 '50. D1cxsoN, IEANNE-A Cappella Choir 49 50 51 Secre tary-Treasurer, '50, President, 51 A Cappella Librarian '49, '50, '51, All-State Chorus, 49 51 Bowling League '50, Girls' Festival Chorus, '50, 51 Girls Sextet 50 Girls Trio, '51, Iunior Prom Committee 50 Melodeers 49 50 '51, Senior Advisory Committee Secretary 50 Senior Play, National Honor Society, 51 Drsnscr-ms, DELORES-FHA, '50 Glee Club 50 Office Clerk, '51, Square Dancing Club 50 National Honor ECKERMAN, DOYLE-DE, '50, '51, Glee Club, '49, '50. EnMoNDsoN, DENNY EDWARDS, WILLIAM-T :S I, '50, '5l. EDWARDS, RHEBA Dems-PHA, '50, '5l: Glee Club, '50, '51, Library Monitor, '50, '5l. EISENBECK, LESTER-Bobcat Band, '49, '50, '51, Vice-Pres- ident, '5l: Orchestra, '49, '50, '51, ELMS, Sco'r'rY-Table Tennis Club, '49, '50: T 61 I, '49, '50, '51, President, '50, '51, State Vice-President, '50, '5l. EUDALY PAULINE FELLER, SUE- DE, '51, Drill Squad, 50g FHA, '50, Foot- lighters, '50, '51, National Honor Society, '50: Pep Squad, '49: Safety Council. '50. FOWLER, BETTY Io-Ballroom 'Dancing Club, '49, '50: Basketball, '50, DE, '50, '51, Folk Dancing Club, '49: Foot- lighters, '49, '50, National Honor Society, '50, '5l: Safety Council, '50. Fox, BILL-Baseball, '49, '50, '5l: Bobcat Football, '50: Kitten Football, '49. FRANEK, ELIZABETH Fucrr, MARILYN-A Cappella Choir, '5l: Ballroom Danc- ing Club, '507 Girls' Festival Chorus, '50, '5l: Melodeers. '51, Student Council, '5l. GALLEGOS, PREc1L1ANo-Popular Music Club, '49, '50, Spanish Club, '50, VIC, '5l. GARCIA, MARCELINA-Glee Club, '50, Popular Music Club, '50, Spanish Club, '50, '51, T 61 1, '51, Thespians, '50, '5l. GARNER, MARY ELIZABETH--DE, '50, Glee Club, '49 Square Dancing Club, '49, '50. GARNER, PATSY-Alternate Cheerleader, '51, Basketball '50, Bridge Club, '49, '50, Drill Squad, '50: GAA, '51 Girls' Chorus, '49, '50, Footlighters, '49, Flagbearer, '50 Line-up Salesman, '49, National Honor Society, '50, '51 Pep Squad, '49, Safety Council, '51, GLASS, TQMMY GRAY, MYRTLE-Bridge Club, '49, '50, Glee Club, '49, '50, T 61 I, '50, '51, 1 GREEN, BILL-Debate, '50, '51, Footlighters, Parliamentar- ian, '50, Vice-President, '51, Thespians, '50, '5l: Treas- uerer, '5l. Q GRIFFIN, LYNN-Euclidean Circle, '51, Slide Rule, '49, Gmsr-IAM, ROBERT-Canasta Club, '50, Chess Club, '49, Tennis, '49, '50, '5l. U GROUNDS, JEAN-Bobcat Band, '51, Flagbearer, Footlight- ers, '5l. GUNTER, KENNETH-Amateur Radio Club, '50: Bridge Club, '50, CAPC, '50, '51, Vice-President, '51: Euclidean Circle, '51, Slide Rule Club, '51, Table Tennis, '50, Ten- nis, '49, '50, '51, National Honor Society, '51, HAGAN, PAT-Footlighters, '49, '50, '51, GAA, '49, Line-up Salesman, '50, Pep Squad, '49, National Honor Society. '51 HAMM1-icx, DARNELLE HARDEGREE, CAROLYN-A Capella Choir Secretary, '49, '5l: All State Choir, '49: Ballroom Dancing Club, '50: Best Citizen, '511 Bluebonnet Girls' State, '50: GAA, '49, '50, '51, Vice-President, '50, President, '5lg GAA Council, '50, '5l: Girls' Sextet, '49: Iunior Prom Committee, '50: Melodeers, '492 National Honor Society, '50, '51, Parliamentarian, 'Sli Student Council, '50, '5l: Tennis, '49, '50, '51, District, '50. HAHDY, HAROLD-Ballroom Dancing, '49: Bobcat Base- ball, '50, '5l: Bobcat Football, '5l: Kitten Basketball, '492 Kitten Football, '49, '50: Slide Rule Club, '50. HARRISON, WESLEY HARTMAN, EDWARD- A Association, '49, '50, '51, All- District, SAA, '50, '51, Ballroom Dancing Club, '49, '50: Bobcat Baseball Letterman, '49, '50, '5l: Bobcat Basket- ball Letterman, '49, '50, '51, Basketball Free Throw Champ, '50: Bobcat Football Letterman, '49, '50, '51, HAWKINS, ERVIN-Canasta Club, '50: Chess Club, '50. HAYES, KENNETH-FFA, '51g Popular Music Club, '50. HEINER, GEORGE-Bowling, '5Og Campus Corral, '50, Foot- lighters, '50, '51: Thespians, '50, '51, HENDERSON, CAL HENsoN, NORMA IEAN-Chess Club, '50, Fashion Fads Club, '49: Iunior Prom Committee, '50: Library Monitor, '51 7 Office Clerk, '5l: Orchestra, '50, '5l: Pep Squad, '49. HILLIARD, ROBERT-Footlighters, '49, '50, '51, HrL'roN, IOAN-Ballroom Dancing Club, '49, '50g Bowling League and Club, '49, '50, Footlighters, '50. HOWERTON, lost.- A Association, 'Sly Bobcats, '51, Kit- tens, '49, '50.' Hucxnans, PATSY-A Capp ing Club, '49: Folk Danci Chorus, '50, '5l: Melodeers, '49, '50, '51, President, '5l: Orchestra, '50, '51, HUDSON, IOHNNY JACKSON, HAROLD-TXUDSf6I. JACKSON, Louisa-Footlighters, '50, '5l: Pep Squad, '50, Safety Council, '49, IAMEsoN, LEWIS-AVS, '49: Club, '50, '51 . Hmmcus, HELEN-BObCCf Band, '50, '51, Orchestra, '50. '51 HIRT, MAHCELYN-FHA, '49, '50. Hrrs, RUBY-DE, '50, '5lg Square Dancing Club, '49. Q Hoznscmza, CALvxN-FFA, '49, '50, '51, Student Council '50, '51, l-IoL'r, FRANCES-Basketball Intramural Champions, '51, Girls' Festival Chorus, '50: Junior Tennis Doubles, '50: Table Tennis Club, '50, Tennis, '5l. Howmtn, Donrs ANN-Bowling Club, '49, Bowling League, '49, '50. ella Choir, '49, '50, '5l: Bowl- ng Club, '50, Girls' Festival Rifle Club, '49, Slide Rule 1, JK. ,hi fi?l'3S,l1E- ,H 1 JOHNSON, JAMES-FFA, '49, '50, '51, 42 Club, '50, National Honor Society, '5l. IoHNsoN, LARRY-FFA. IONES, BARBARA-CAPC, '48, '49, DE, '49, '50, '51, Popular Music Club, '49, Student Council, '49, '50. JONES, GWENDOLYN - Basketball, '50, '51, Intramural Champions, '51, Footlighters, '49, '50, '51, FHA, '49, '50: Iunior Prorn Committee, '50, National Honor Society, '50. '51, Thespians, '50, '51, Volleyball, '50, '51, JONES, MARGARET-Alternate Cheerleader, '49, Ballroom Dancing, '50, Camera Club, Treasurer, '49, FHA, '49: FTA, '49, '51, Footlighters, '50, '51, Library Club, '49, Of- fice Clerk, '51, Thespians, '51, Westerner, '5l. KALAITZES, MIKE-DE, '51, Popular Music Club, '50, Rifle Club, '49, '50, Tennis, '49, '50. KEATING, IAMES-VIC, '50, '5l. KENNEDY, MAMIE Io-Iunior Librarians, 'Sli Popular Music Club, '50, Student Council, '49. KEVIL, PEGGY-A Cappella Choir, '49, '50, '51, Broad- casters, '49, '50, Girls' Festival Chorus, '50, '51, Junior Librarians, '50, '51, Iunior Prom Committee, '50, Melo- deers, '49, '50, '5l. KEY, BILL-Folk Dancing, '49, '50, Senior Play. KIESLING, ERNEST KING, GAYNELLE KINXEL, CONNIE-Drill Squad, '50, '51: Footlighters, '50, '5l: FTA, Secretary, '51 Q Office Clerk, '50: National Honor Society, '51. KREGARMAN, IOHN Lawson, LAJUAN-Bobcat Band, '49, '50, '51, Flaqbearer, '50, '517 Bowling League, '49: CAPC, '5l: lunior Prom Committee, '50: Orchestra, '49, '50, '5l: Rodeo Band, '50i Square Dancing Club, '5O. LEE, IANELLE-Footlighters, '49, '50, '51: FHA, '51: Girls' Chorus, '49, '50, '517 Girls' Festival Chorus, '50, '51, Lnwrs, NANCY-Iunior Class Vice-President, '50, Student Council Secretary-Treasurer, '51, Drill Squad, '49, '50, '51, Line-up Salesman, '50, Head Line-up Salesman, '51 : Foot- lighters, '49, '50, '5l: National Honor Society, '50, '5l: Thespians, '50, '5l: Senior Play. Lrzwxs, PEGGY JANE-A Cappella Choir, '50, '51, Broad- casters, '50: Girls' Festival Chorus, '50, '5l: Melodeers, '50, '51. LITTLEIFIELD, INEZ-DE, '51: FHA, '50, '51, Popular Music Club, '50: Tennis, '49. LOLLAR, VIRGINIA-Broadcasters, '50g Footlighters, '51: FTA, '50, '5l: Glee Club, '50, '5l: Iunior Historians, '50: Pep Squad, '50, LoNoN, JERRY-AVS, '48, '49, Bobcat Band, '48, '49, '50, '51: Chess Club, '50: Slide Rule Club, '50, '51: Square Danc- ing Club, '49. MCCLBRRY, MARY LEE-Popular Music Club, '50: Volley- ball, '49. MCCORD, IIMMIE-DE Secretary-Treasurer, '51, FFA, '49, '50: Tumbling Team, '50, '51. MCKINZIE, Io!-IN-Transfer. MAGILL, IIMMIE-BObCCIl Basketball, '49, '50, '51, Most Valuable Player, '50, Co-Captain, '51, Bobcat Football, '49, '50, '51, National Honor Society, '50, '51, Track, '49, '5l. MARTIN, DORA LEE-A Cappella Choir, '50, '51, 42 Club, '50. MARTIN, TOMMIE PAYE-Bowling Club, '49, '50, '51, GAA, '50, '51, Orchestra, '49, '50, Square Dancing Club, '49. MATTHEWS, JOYCE-Sophomore Class Reporter, '49, Sen- ior Class Secretary, '51, Ballroom Dancing Club, '50, Basketball, '49, '50, '51, Bluebonnet Belle Queen, '50, CAPC, '51, Cheerleader, '49, '50, '51, Drill Squad, '50, '51, GAA, '49, '50, '51, Vice-President, '51, Iunior Prom Duch- ess, '5l, Iunior Prom Publicity, '50, National Honor So- ciety, '51, Pep Squad, '49, P-TA Carnival Duchess, '50, Safety Council, '50, Senior Banquet Committee, '51, Sportsmanship Trophy, '49, Student -Council, '5l, Tennis Club, '49, Tennis Manager, '51, Track, '49, '50, '51,Volley- ybqu, '50, Volleyball Club, '49. L MAYFIELD, SUSAN-AIT Club, '49, Bridge Club, '50, Drill Squad, '50, '51 , FHA Secretary, '50, '51, Junior Librarian, '50, '51, Iunior Prom Committee, '50, Line-up Salesman. '49, '50, '51, Pep Squad, '49, Stocking Stagger Queen, '51, Student Council, '49, '51, MONTGOMERY, EARL MOORE, RENA RUE-Basketball, '51, CAPC, '49, '50, '51, DE, '50, GAA, '49, '50, Swing and Turn Club, '49, '50, 'Sli Tennis, '49. MORGAN, JIMMY-Footlighters, '49, '50, '51, Senior Play, Thespians, '49, '50, '51, Westerner, '51, State Winner, Boys' Declamation, '51. MORGAN, RHODES-CAPC, '49, Foo-tlighters, '51, Junior Historians, '50, Slide Rule, '49, Student Council, '50, '5l. Mossn, THOMAS-Bobcat Band, '49, '50, '51, Drum Major, '51, CAPC, '51, Orchestra, '49, '50, '51, Pit Orchestra, '49, '50, Rodeo Band, '49, '50. Mos!-:s, LOLA PAYE-Bowling Club and League, '49, '50, Canasta Club, '50, CAPC Secretary, '50, '51, Footlighters, '49, '50, GAA, '49, '50, Pep Squad, '49. MILLS, IOSEPHINE-Art Typing 49 50 Footlighters 49 1 '50, '51, Orchestra, '49, '50, '51 Pit Orchestra 49 50 51 MoU'ros, CA'rHEnrNr:-Basketball, '50, CAPC, '49, '50, Classical Music Club, '49: Drill Squad, '50, '51, GAA, '50, '5l: Iunior Prom Committee, '50, Pep Squad, '49, Popular Music Club, '50: Track, '49, '50, '5l: Volleyball, '50. NAIL, Io ANN-FHA: Girls' Chorus: Iunior Historians, National Honor Society: Square Dancing Club. NASWORTHY, TOMMY-Bobcat Football, '49, FFA, '49, '50, '5l: Kitten Football, '48, NAYLOR, PATSY-DE, '51, Footli hters, '49, '50: Glee Club, 9 '49: Interscholastic League, '49, Office Clerk, '49, '50. NEILL, Donrs NICKEL, Bon-Iunior Class Reporter, '50: Senior Class President, '5l: A Association, '50, '51, Ballroom Danc- ing Club, '50: Bobcat Basketball, '49, '50, '51, Co-Captain, '5l: Iunior Rotarian, January, '5l: Kitten Football, '50: Slide Rule Club Secretary, '51 5 Tennis, '49, VIC King, '5l. NrLssoN, BILL ODELL, AL'roN-CAPC, '5l. Osnorm, GEORGE-All-State Band, '50, '51: Bobcat Band, '49, '50, '51, President, '5l: Orchestra, '49, '50, '51, Slide Rule Club, '5l. PARISH, Mmuonrz-Footlighters, '51, GAA, '49, Pep Squad, '49: Westerner, '5l. PARSLEY, DONALD PAYNE, I. C.-42 Club, '49. PETESCH, Don-National Honor Society, '50. '5l. RAIBORN, Louis-Kitten Basketball, '49, Popular Music Club, '49, '50, VIC, '5l. RANsoM, Izxcx RAY, HELEN-Glee Club, '49, '50, '51, Melodeers, '49, '50, Pep Squad, '49i Swing and Turn Club, '49. RAY, MYRNA LoY-A Cappella Choir, '49, '50, '51, Ward- robe Mistress, '50, '51 , All-State Choir, '50, '51, Girls' Festival Chorus, '50, '51, Girls' Sextet, '50, Girls' Trio, '51, Iunior Prom Committee, '50, Melodeers, '49, '50, '5l. Pres- ident, '50, National Honor Society, '50, '51, Senior Ad- visory Comrnittee Treasurer, '50, Senior Banquet Com- mittee Head, '51 , Senior Play, READER, DAVID-42 Club, '49, '50. REED, LOREN-AVS, '49, Bobcat Football, '50, '51, Kitten Football, '49, National Honor Society, '50, '51, Slide Rule Club, '51, Table Tennis Club, '50, Track, '49. REED, RICHARD-FFA, '49, '50, '51 , 42 Club, '49, '50. RIVERA, ENEDINA-Orchestra, '49, '50, '51, Popular Music Club, '49, '50, Spanish Club, '49. '50. ROBERTS, Don-AVS, '49, Slide Rule Club, '50, TGI, '51, VIC, '51, RUSSELL, IIMMIE-CAPC, '50, '51, DE, '50, '5l:. Square Dancing Club, '50, '51, Tennis Club. '49. SANDERFORD, Gmir- A Association, '50, '51, Bobcat Baseball, '51, Bobcat Football, '50, '51, Kitten Football, '49. SCHLAUDT, KENNETH-Bobcat Basketball Manager, '51, Debate, '49, '50, Footlighters, '50, Iunior Historians, '49, '51, National Honor Society, '50, '51, Slide Rule Club, '49, '50 1 Sco'r'r, DQNALD-Baseball, '49, Basketball, '49, Chess Club, '50, SEFCIK, DOLLYE-Ballroom Dancing Club, '50, Girls' Chor- us, '50, FHA, Songleader, '50, Historian, '51, Needlework Club, '50. SEIPERT, FRITZIE--C1'16SS Club, '50, FTA, '50, '51, President, '51 , National Honor Society, '51 , Spanish Club, Vice-Pres- ident, '50, President, '51, Teen Age Book Club, '50. Ssrrz. Russzu. SIMMONS, DONALD - A Cappella Choir, '49, '50, '51: CAPC, '51, Swing and Turn Club, '50, '5l. I Footlighters, '51. Junior Historians, '49, '5l. SxMMoNs, TOOTSIE-G1Il'S Chorus 50 Volleyball Club '49 SINCLAIR, ALICE-Bowling Club and League 49 CAPC '49, '50, '51, DE, '49, Swing and Turn Club 49 50 51 Simons, BETTY Lou-Bowling, 51 Campus Corral SMITH, BERNELL-Baseball, '50 51 FFA 50 51 SMITH, MINNELLE-Bridge Club 49 Campus Corral 49 '50, Cheerleader, '49, Head Cheerleader 50 51 Drill Squad, '49, '50, '51, Footlighters 49 50 Footlighter Coun cil, '50, Iunior Prom Duchess 50 Popular Music Club '49, P-TA Carnival Duchess, 49 Senior Play Student Council, '49, '50, '51, Thespians 51 Westerner 50 51 SNELGROVE, IAMES-CAPC, '50 51 Glee Club 49 50 SOMMRRVILLE, THURMAN-Junior Historians, '49, VIC, '50, '51, SOUTHWORTH, DENNY-Bobcat Football, '49, '50, '51, STANFORD, DoLoREs-Footlighters, '49, '50, '51, Girls Chorus, '51, Glee Club, '49, '50, '51, Iunior Librarians, '49, '50. STEVENS, DOROTHY-Alternate Cheerleader, '50, Art Club. '49, Ballroom Dancing Club, '50, Bridge Club, '50, Drill Squad, '50, '51, Iunior Prom Duchess, '50, Pep Squad, '49, Student Council, '50, '5l. STEWART, GLRNDA-Broadcasters, '49, Drill Squad, '50, Footlighters, '50, Glee Club, '51, Spanish Club, '5l. STEWART, LORETTA- A Pin, Math, '49, '50, Iournalism, '5O: Campus Corral, Assistant Editor, '50, Editor, '51, Creative Writing, '51 , F TA, '51, Iunior Historians, '49, '50, '51, President, '50, President-Reporter, '51, National Honor Society, '50, '51, Reporter, '51, Slide Rule Club, Secre- tary, '49, Reporter, '50, Instructor, '51, Slide Rule Team, '49, '50, '51, First in District, '50, '51, First in Regional, '51, Tennis, '49, Volleyball, '49, 7 STREBECK, GEORGE-Sophomore Class President, '49, Iunior Class President, '50, Baseball, '50, Basketball, '51, Euclidean Circle, '51, Slide Rule Club, '50, Student Coun- cil, '49, '50, '51, Tennis, '49, National Honor Society, '50, '51 STUART, DALTON-BObCGl Band, '49, '50, '51, Rifle Club, '49, SULLIVAN, Io NRLL-A Cappella Choir, '49, '50, '51, Ball room Dancing Club, '50, FHA, '50, Girls' Massed Chorus '50, '51, Melodeers, '49, '50, '51, Popular Music Club, '49 Student Council, '51, SUTRR, ARTHUR SYXES, IERRE-Senior Class Vice-President, '51, Bobcat Manager, Kittens, National Honor Society, '51, Slide Rule Club, Student Council, Tennis, Senior Play. TALLRY, MARY Sur:-Drill Squad, '51, Folk Dancing Club, '49, '50, FHA, '51, Iunior Historians, '50, Junior Prom Com- mittee, '50. TA'rUM, CLAUDE-Kitten Basketball, '49, Kitten Football, '49, Square Dancing Club, '50, VIC Vice-President, '5l. TAYLOR, BILLY-Student Body President, '51, Footlight- ers, '51, Lone Star Boys' State, '5O: National Honor Society, '50, '5l: Orchestra, '49, '50, '51, Secretary-Treas- urer, '49, Student Council, '50, '5l: Thespians, 'Sly Senior Play. TAYLOR, LAWRENCE-Baseball, '49, '50, Basketball, '49, '50, Kitten Football, '50: Slide Rule Club, '51. TrPPr:'r'r, PATRICIA-Archery, '49, Bluebonnet Belle Re- lays, '49: Drill Squad, '50, '5l: Footlighters, '49, '50, '51, Parliamentarian, '5l: Footlighter Council, '50, '51, GAA, '49, Iunior Prom Committee, '50: Pep Squad, '49: Nation- al Honor Society, '50, '51, Senior Play: Student Council Parliamentarian, '51, Thespians, '49, '50, '5l. TOLIVER, IRIS-Debate, '49, '50: Footlighters, '49, '50, '51, President, '5l: National Honor Society, '51: Thespians, '49, '50, '5l: Vice-President, '51, TUCKER, PAULINE-DE, '50: Folk Dancing Club, '495 GAA, '49. '49, '50, VENABLE, DARRELL VINSON, DALE-DE, '50, '5l. '50, 'Sli Westerner Art, '51, Tucxzn, RITA-Iunior Class Secretary Treasurer 50 Bowling League, '49: CAPC, '50 51 Footlighters 50 51 Reporter, '51: GAA, '49: Orchestra 49 50 51 Vice- President, '51: Pit Orchestra, '49 50 Student Council 51 Westemer, '5l: National Honor Society 51 TURNER, IANELLE-DE, '51: Footlighters 49 50 Glee Club, '49, '50: Interscholastic League 49 Office Clerk VICKERS, NONA-A Cappella Choir 49 50 51 FHA 50 Melodeers, '49, '50, Square Dancing Club 49 WALKER, BENNY-Basketball, 49 50 National Honor Society, '50, Student Council 49 50 51 Tennis 49 WALLACE, DoBo'rHY-DE President, '5l: Footlighters, '49, '50, Library Monitor, '49: Orchestra, '49, '50: Pit Orches- tra, '49, '50. WEBB, HELEN JOYCE WEBB, WYLIE WEBSTER, LYNN-Drill Squad Leader, '50, '51p Footlight ers, '49, '50, '5lg FHA, '49: lunior Prom Committee, '50 Iunior Librarian, '49: National Honor Society, '50, '51 Pep Squad, '49: Senior Play: Student Council, '50, '51 1 Thespiansg Westerner, '5O. WELDON, MILLIE WHEELER, LARRY-Bobcat Band, '49, '50: Orchestra, '49, '5O: Slide Rule Club, '49, '50, '51. WHITE, ELEANOE-All-State Orchestra, '51: Bobcat Band, '50, '5l: Canasta Club, '50: FHA, '50, '51, Vice-President, '51: Interscholastic League Typing, '5l: Iunior Historian Secretary, '49: National Honor Society, '50, '51: Orchestra, '49, '50, '51: Pit Orchestra, '50, '51: Student Council, '51: Square Dancing Club, '49, '50. WHITFIELD, Do'r WI-Ix'rsr'r'r, HOWELL WILKES, BOB WILKINSON, GEORGE-Slide Rule Club, '51. WEBSTER, EUGENE-FFA, '50, '51 Table Tennis 50 WILKINSON, RONNIB-Ballroom Dancing Club, '50, Pop- ular Music Club, '49, VIC Vice-President, '51, WILLIAMS, IEIIRY-Ballroom Dancing, '50, Bobcat Base- ball, '51, Bobcat Football, '50, '51, Bridge Club, '50i Kitten Football, '50, '51, National Honor Society, '51, Student Council, '5l. WILLIAMS, NANCY-A11 Club, '49, Book Club, '50, Drill Squad, '50, Footlighters, '49, FHA, '50, '51: lunior Prom Duchess, '50, Line-up Salesman, '49, '50, Student Coun- cil, '5l, Pep Squad, '49, WILLIAMSON, MARGIElFHA, '51, Glee Club, '49, '50, '51, Melodeers, '49, '50, Office Clerk, '51, Pep Squad, '49, Swing and Turn Club, '49. '49, '50. '50, VIC, '5l. cil, '50, '5l. WILsoN, HAMILTON-Popular Music Club 49 50 TGI WINBURNE, ROY-Kitten Basketball 49 Kitten Football WOODLEY, NELDA FAYI-3-Transfer WOULLARD, TONYA-Senior Class Reporter 51 All State Orchestra, '51, Bowling, '49, Footlighters 50 51 Sec retary, '51, GAA, '49, Orchestra 49 50 51 Presxdent '51, Pep Squad, '49, Pit Orchestra 50 51 Student Coun l . S X X Q A X X Fm?,T' Rx Y .4 H X ,LQ 2 X 1 7, F '2 .I f' ! X 5. 7, ,I UQ 'Q' ' :P I A 4 . .1 D P0619 x Q 5 -59 dxf' aaa in eaiew 'WE a:ren't sophomores anymore!! That's our main accomplish- ment. Our officers were elected among all the proper cheers and throat cut- tings. We have some good ones too! Earnestine Woodward president. Paul Hudman, vice-president. Ioan Sellers, secretary-treasurer. Fred Northcutt, reporter. The junior prom was our big affair. We worked hard along with our sponsor, Duwaine Hughes. The prom was held in the Cactus Hotel Ballroom on March 31. To be truthful, it was the best, prettiest, and biggest dance ever held there. Next year we'll be the seniors. This year's seniors thought they hung the moon, but we have some ideas of our own now. X . UQ 2 ALLEY, EDWARD AMACHER, LAURA ANDRY, SHIRLEY ARNOLD, IACK ADAIR, KATHERINE ADAMS, WANDA JANE ALDERMAN, BETTY ALEXANDER, DON ANDERSON, CATHERINE .Xf X5 BALENTINE, ELIZABETH BARNES, DUCKY BARNETT, JOAN BARNETT, MARY ARTHUR, EVELYN AVERY, DORIS BACA, L. B. ,, iwwwwwi W, , f ARNWINE, PATSY ARROTT, GRADY Ea1zzmQm -af ,H BEARD, GENE BEARD, THOMAS BEI.oTE, HORACE BENTON, FRANCES BERGER EUGENE BERGER Io ANNE BERRY DEAN BIRCH, PATTY SUE BISHOP, ALICE BLANTON, IANET I BOATRIGHT, CHRISTENE BOLDEN, FRANCES BOLEN, MARTHA BoLr, BOBBY BRANI-IAM, FINUS BRICKY, MARTHA BROWN, NINA X f BYRD, JACK CAHILL, MARYE CAMPBELL, JIMMY CAMPBELL, BONNIE BRYAN, CHARLA BRYAN, ROY BUELL, GLENN BUTTS, TED CALLISON, DICKY I ZX CHI-XSAK, BETTY CHERRY, DOROTHY CLARK, BETTY ANN CLEMONS, VIVIEN CARTER HARRIS CARTER JIMMY CARTER, SANDRA CARMONA BEN CARR JOANNE CULL, IUNIOR CUMMINGS, BOBBY - CUMMINGS, IANET 'zigiif M 'ot CUNNINGHAM, CECIL ANNE CUPP, BILLY DAVIS, BOBBY DILLARD, FRANCES ' Y Bmw , Y ,I , X 'S F ,its ativan C Q1 an lla .,,, S .4 cl, ' M' - Doss BARBARA ANN N FENNER, ARLAN FETTBR, OLEN ELL1o'r'r, IEANINE EVANS, TOMMY EVANS, WAYNE EDMOND, ANNE EDWARDS, BARBARA EDWARDS, MILTON ELDER, HELEN X. IV! il .L FUENTES, MARY KATHERYN FULGHUM, Bon GARNER, BETTY GARVIS, SALLY Io GARY, ANN GOODINE, MADINE GOODWIN, W. C. FEUGE, CUR'r1ss FINKS, ANNE GRAY, DONALD WAYNE GREEN, VELMA GREER, EMMA IEAN GROSSENBACHER, CLYDE GUESS, DELVIS GUNTER, GEORGE HALL, PEGGY HAMILTON, ANN HAMMACK, DORIS JEAN 'Xxf' HARBER, LLOYD 'T T'1 HARGRAVES, HOBBY HARMES, BILLIE HARRIS, SU-Su HARRY, BARBARA HAWKINS, PAULA HAYES, KYLE HELBERT, BILLY HENDERSON, PORTER Vi X x I I 1 HOELSCHER, ANITA HoL'r, CAROLYN Honwrrz, MICHAEL HENCIR, BETTY HUDMAN, PAUL HERNANDEZ, ALFONSO HILL, IAMES HILLYEE, BILLY HODGES, ADELBERT JONES, SAMMYE Ios'I', AGNES IoS'r, EMIL KEE'roN, BILL HUDSON, BARNEY IACKSON, CLIFFORD IEZEK, DENNIS IOINER, IOHNNIE X5 HUMPHREY, BOB K' KELLEY, DOROTHY KING, PEGGY KING, RUBY LEE KINSEY, IIMMIE KIRKHAM, IOYCE Kosznc, CHARLES KOHUTEK, JANET LACE, Bonny LACY, B1-:'r'rs x' 7, , ,V Q W 'A '- G 'Wm 4 1 - - 'K x -42,3 'iv Within KV A--1 , gm me 'QHB X51 L L emu S gi ll f MBE E QeQ511'N'4N. 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SMITH, MARGARET -mf 5 Ji X ' LL STOOKSBERRY, BOBBY STRICKLAND, ELBERT TEAGUE, IIMMIE TBDPORD, MARLENE THORRE, TYREE THRUSTON, ARTHUR TUMI.INsoN, NORMAN SPRQULE, SUsAN STAI-II., DOUGLAS STANTON, PAT STEADMAN, MARY Io SMITH, MARILYN SMITH, PAULA SMITH, VIRGINIA SUE SNODGRASS, VAN STANLEY, VAYDRN STEGHR, ADA STEWART, MARY TUPPER, BETTY TURNER, IANET TURNER, JUNE VARNER, BILL VAUGIIAN, BILL VENABLE, JOYCE WALLACE, DANNY WALLACE, JOE WARRINGTON, BILLY x' ' ? ' . - f 6' Q fi I. B I - X f N ' 1 - Q HK' X FXB WYEEQ'-5 ' 5,37 'iii ga an mlm' 'L Q fx o 'E 6 W ' If i ' I , A r , ,-.2 .f ' M, Y N N cgvr WEAVER, SANDRA WEIss, DONNA WESTBROOK, BILL WHITE, BILLY WHITE, JIMMY WIIITTLE, BETTY JEAN WILKINS, VELVA JEAN WILLIAMS, BETTIE WILLIAMS, DARLENE WOLFF, WARREN Woon, BILLY WILSON, LUKE WILSON, WYLIE WINIJMILLER, BI:'r'rYz: JAX WILLIAMS, WANDA WILLIAMS, WENDELL WILSON, Don WILSON, HonAcE Woonwman, EARNESTINE Yormc, IAMES M. YQUNG, LULALIA aaa in Review POOR little sophomores! That's what we were. Only students in our shoes could know how we felt the first days with everyone glaring at us. We got lost hundreds of times. It wasn't long until the initiations came along. The torture we went through was terrible! But what could we do about it? We were only sopho- mores. The main item of importance to us was the election of class officers. We didn't do too much campaigning, because we still didn't have much to say around dear SAHS, but we are satisfied with 'the results. Here they are: Dale Bates, president. Marilyn Abbott, vice-president. Stella Bolding, secretary-treasurer. Marilyn McManus, reporter. Next year we will be just as mean to the sophomores as the others were to us, naturally. We don't care. We will be juniors. x , . ADAMS, JOYCE ADAMS, STANLEY ALLDREDGE, RAY ALLEY, ROGENE ABBOT, MARILYN ARELL, DON ACLIN, CLAYTON ADAMS, GENE ALEXANDER, GEORGE X f ANDERSON, WILLA DEAN ARMISTEAD, PAMELA ARONS, IONNIE MARIE ARRINGTON, WALTER ARRINGTON, WENDELL AULT, IEANIE AVERETT, ANN X ANDERSON, GARY ANDERSON, RRODA Aycocx, MARLENE AYERS, MARY ANN BAHLMAN, PAULINE BAIRD, OMAH BARREE, CALVIN BARLER, VALTON BARTLETT, DoN BARTLETT, BONNIE BATES, DALE X. Vx BEALL, ITM BEARD, BOBBY BECK, BOBBY BECK, BRENDA BEG11., GILBERT BENNETT, NELLE BERRY, CLYDE BERRY, DAN BIEDERMANN, HERBERT BOONE, EDISBE BOONE, IOHN BRETT, BILL BRISTER, .BILL BIECA, PAUL BLACKBURN, ROBERT BOLDING, STELLA BOLT-', BOBBY BRANHAM, CALVIN BUBENIK, CHARLIE BUESCHER, CHARLES BURNS, BERMADENE BYRD, BEN CARROLL, CHARLENE CHAMP, SHARON BUNYXRD, Boa xxx BRoz, DIANA BRYAN, CAROLE CHANDLER, IOAN K fl CHERVENKA, PATSY CHESSER, SHIRLEY CLATTERBUCK, JIMMY CLIFT, WAYNE COCHRAN, EVELYNE COCKLE, JAMES ui EBV E E 1 F5 Vw MRM Y! O N A COLE, MARY COLE, PAT V 7f A cf Xe!-1 'B and B Bl COLLINS, GRACE COLLINS, IAN COMBS, RONNIE CONE, ARLEN CONNALLY, JOE COTTINGHAM, CAROL COWART, BILL Cox, GEORGE Cox, JIMMY If 'x DAvIs, BETTY DAVLIN, PATSY CUNNINGI-IAM, EUGENIA DANIEL, BILLY ROY DANIEL, VIRGINIA CoY, MARTHA CUMBIE, SANDRA CUMMINGS, BILL CUMMINGS, KENT Xi DENToN, DoRoTHY DICKSON, HAL DRISKILL, JEAN DUKE, SHIRLEY ANN DUNCAN, JAMES DUNN, IEANETTE Lk DEI-INEL, CURTIS DELQNG, TOMMY DITMORE, CHARLIE DUPREE, DoN DURI-IAM, ROGER DEAN EARHART, LARRY EARLS, PAT EBLEN, JIMMY EDWARDS, DEAN EMFINGER, MAXINE ENGLISH, PAUL ERWIN, NANCY ERD si gui wmv F S9351 and 4 51 'K ll VO ll REED Xxx ESTRADA, RITA FIELDS, BOBBY FIELDS, PHYLLIS FILLIP, JOHN FISCIIER, RAYMOND FI.oREs, GILBERT L. FLORES, VIRGINIA FLUI'r'I', HELEN FOSTER, ALICE IEANNE n . GARCIA, ELIDA GARMON, RALPH FREEMAN, CBROLYN GALLAS, ALMALENE GANDY, NORMA JEAN FOSTER, JANICE FowLER, NONA YvoNNE Fox, KENNETH FRKNKS, GAYLE .Xf xx GARTMAN, RAE DEAN GEORGE, BRUCE Gnsns, PRESLEY GILL, JIMMY GxLMoRE, JAMES GLovER, BARBARA GLOVER, BETTY GIBBS, WESLEY GILL, DELoREs GODDARD, BARBARA GosNELL, I UDY GRAHAM, IEWELDYNE GRAY, ETHEL ANN GREEN, HUGH GREEN, MARVIN GROEE, IETTA GUAJARDO, FIDELA GUNTER, CHARLES x L , K' ln' T B - QQ - Q x C 5 X X w 7 f SEER ,Q HHH Y 537 stag Sl ll I ELHHC 521'-I' 'M' - Q-' x, Q A - .1 B A my fha X X If 1 f g ' LC L. Csvl' GU'rHALs, IANELLE HALL, BARBARA HALL, BILLY HANSEN, MARLENE HARDIN, ROY MACK HARRIS, Bon HARRY, BOBBIE GAIL HARTMAN, LOUETTA HARTMANN, SIMMIE Rum X f HE1sER, HONEY HEJL, MARY ANN HENDRICKSON, LARRY HENDRYX, BETTY Xi HARVEY, RODNEY HARWELL, MALINDA HAYs, FRED HAYNIE, LEE HENDERSON, RAY HERMAN, PHYLLIS HERNANDEZ, PEDRO HIBBARD, EUGENE Hxcxox, TOMMY HILL, ARLEND HILL, Vxcxr HJRSOHEIELD, IANELLE HENSON ALMA LOUISE HENSON HAROLD H1'rE, BARBARA Hoses, NINA RAY HQELLE, ANDY HoELscHER, ELTHINE HOGAN, ANN ' HOGUE, CARRIE HOLBERG, MAGGIE Ut I HOOKER, LA VERN HOWERTON, MARTHA gamma X1 ' 6 x wif' -I F 3 4 YQ 1 K 1 X lj - f - x A A ' Q - f SEEK 553 F Xgutm 'gin 17 Baia gm an 352-Eg -we S -4 X V '9 , A O 0 f -. X A-, W 'W 0 Q ' ff . A X -' l x X f ' L A ' L X ,X cur HULL, DoN HUMPHREY, SARAH ILLK, BERTIE JACKSON, ERNEST IAMES, JOHN IE'r'r, SUE IOHNSON, IUDY IOINER, DAVYE JUNE IOINER, SHIRLEY KALAITZES, STELLA KEATING, EDDIE KEITH, DOUGLAS KENNEDY, FRED KEY, LA DELL X f xx -L KNIGHT, IRMA KNx'r'rEL, PAULA KOLSTER, WESLEY KOZELSKY, VIRGINIA KRIZAN, KENNETH KRUEGAR, IIMMIE KUYKENDALL, L1LL1AN IONES, CHARLES RAY JONES, JERRY JONES, JOE JONES, SONNY JAX KLORES, GAxL KNEPSHIELD, EDGAR KVAPIL, BILLIE JEAN LAsA'rEn, A. L. LEA, LEno MY LEE, WILLETTE LEEPER, BILL JA LEMAY, NANCY LEWIS, ELEANOR LEWIS, FRANKLIN LowE, GAYLE X f MCCAIILEY, ,PAT MCGAIIY, BILLIE MCGILL, JACK MCINTOSH, BERNARD MCINTOSH, DOROTHY MCKINNON, PAT MCLAUGHLIN, GEORGE MCMANUS, MARILYN MCMILLAN, JIMMY MARTIN, BILL MATHEWS, BETTY MEACIIAM, KENNETH MCMULLAN, KENIJAL MCRORY, BETTY MHDDUX, NANCY MALLow, MARY SUE MANNEN, AIMEE SUE MARTINEZ, PAUL .Xf XIX MIcI-IALEwIcz, IAMES MIIIESKA, IvEY DELL MIKULIK, HARVEY MILLER, DANNEE MIRANDA, NARCISO MITCHELL, BARBARA Moos, IOAYNE MORRISON, HELEN IVIIIIESKA, GLYN ROSE MosER, ALLEN MosER, CHARLES MUNRo, MARY NARD, FRANCES NEAL, BRUCE NELSON, BARBARA NEUENSUANDER, RUTH NIBLING, JUNE NIE1-rr-:REs, NOLAN f 5423 NORMAN, MORRIS NoR'rHcU'r'r, FRANCES OA'rEs, BER'r1cE OWEN, GLENN OvERHoLsER, MARGARET OWEN, LADELLE PACE, EDDIE PAYNE, Bonny PEEPLES, DONALD X f PROBANDT, CHARLES PUTMAN, JOYCE RAU, SALLY RAY, IAcIc PRATT, ROBERT PRICE, BETTY PRICE, IAKE PHARII, Doms PHILLIPS, RUTH PITTMAN, DoN PoNcE, FRANCES Ns PENNINGTON, RUTH PERKINS, MARLENE PEEEY, Bonny PETTY, JAMES PIERCE, CAROLYN POSEY, MARY LEN POWELL, BETTY IEAN REED, RUTHELMA RIOs, DANIEL ROBERSON, DON ROBERTSON, DOROTHY yn ROBINSON, GUY RODRIQUEZ, INEZ RUSSELL, DICK RUSSELL, FRANCES SALLEE, MICKY XIYZ , li , 3 5 if , R X fi -, V Y - J , ff' f N -,,:- - -f ' I f N w-... Q WEB V Xgt'-' W :man SJ? 'iii sn ui lla D 1 .dy fuk N ' A I if X H E - 1 Y --1 - X xc,,,, SANDERS, BUDDY SANDERS, DWAYNE ScURLOc1c, BILLIE SEFCIK, PAT SHAHAN, HAROLD SHANKLIN, Io REID SHELBY, CORKY SHIRLEY, Mrrzz SHOOK, IERRIRENE .E V-V mu- ,M 4 Vv.wEu' AW :nwE,f'vfUwww- 'vwww ,,f, www bvwivwizmi246wM5!z5iM'S'P2ifWim.S9'Pv'wh5i3i-'hiufw F I E F 5 S 3 SMITH, BEULAI-I SMITH, BILLY JOE SIMMONS, NORENE SIMPSON, BONNIE SINCLAIR, BARBARA Snoox, WBNDA SI-xUI.Tz, GBIL SILOS, ROGER SIMMONS, LYNN X X f SMITH, JAMES SPARKS, BARBARA SPEED, VIRGIE STANFORD, FRANCES STEPHENSON, MARLIN STEWARD, I OANNE STEWART, LILA LEE X-X SMITH, DONNA SMITI-I, FLOY V'K X 'S '2W w'I ,,?,mM...WMmAW.Mwm..w. .IAMA ,,,,,.m.-.,,,N..-, . ., W, . STEWART, ROBERT STEWART, WYVON STONE, IO ANN STROTHER, IIM N SUTTON, IANICE SWINDOLL, LYNETTE TATE, IENILEE TAYLOR, MARIAN TAYLOR, ROBERT JA X f TERRAzAs, MIKE TEAGARDEN, PEGGY IO E THARP, MARILYN THOMASON, KATIE LOU THOMPSON, LAWRENCE TURNBO, HARDY TYLER, KEIT1-I TYLER, PATSY VALADEZ, ELIZABETH WARREN, Io ANN WERE, PAuNEEcE WAcNoN, CAROL WALCOTT, CHARLES WALLACE, STANLEY VALDBZ, NORMA VELEZ, PETE Vxcx, BERNICE WAGGONER, NANCY '2 Xxf WEST, WILLARD Wx-HDDEN, MARY BEss WHITE, MARGARET WHITE, ROBERT WHITELEY, PAUL WHITELEY, CLOICE WHITTLEY, HUBERT WEBER, KEN WEST, PATSY WILLIAMS, DAWN WILLIAMS, HARVEY WILLIAMS, HIxIE WILLIIFORD, DOTTIE WILLINGI-IAM, ESKER WILSON, PATSY WQEHL, PATRICIA Woon, BETTY IO YORK, IANIE F V66 ,, ' 5, K, c l I, B All 5 X0 1 v A , I .A , X NJ A ' , sw W V Q---A Q W-I ,I 11 , ' ' WW 0 I 0 9' If W A A -f H 4 W 'Z ' ' - E 95' ' - I an-f Younc, MARCUS ZUNIGA, HENRY :qu fqefiuify p40744 01 7114! llaamalu .Sfzdla tate board ose Metcalfe member cf the E3 ations' bCmquel' Penr ' - 'f' d ccup 1 Diversi 16 tion, SPeGks at Cmnua Lettermen . . . in music. G . nd Queen' AN ACTIVITY PROGRAM . . . THAT PROMOTES SKILLS. And one of the top skills of all is the ability to get along with people, to make them like you . . . a quality shared to a marked extent by the 1951 Westerner favorites. But the broad program of activities offered by the school has something for every student. Whatever his bent-music or salesmanship, athletics or publications, dramatics or dancing-he can indulge his favorite whim, to his present satis- faction and future gain. FS A at ' ffm - . - .e.v.::E.srEi- -V J 't ,.,, ' 4 , ft' . ' , N W5 i S I - ' t ' ' 'f 2 ' 'I ,1-1: L W . K 1 . . . A ,. . , M y -fi A ., ..., , - i . , le,-fs ,Q i .f.QWrg.:QQL w fe , 'L W' 7 ., ,t,mfQz2r5?fQ?2 I l ' K ,. -, -. . V 5 - my . ' . 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Oiove 90 If ?,dgXXEXo0650i9e 9QZ1bfUj1Q1bS 95095 lr FA ORITE NOMINEES i K Q3 , s A CAPPELLA CHOIR OFFICERS PRESIDENT-Jeanne Dickson ACCOMPANIST-Paula Dye VICE-PRESIDENT-Evelyn Manitzas WARDROBE MISTRESS- SEC.-TREAS.-Carolyn Hardegree Myrna Loy Ray REPORTER-Peggy King DIRECTOR-lean Barlow MEMBERS Arledge, Billye : Barbee, Calvin: Beard, Bobby: Berger, Io Ann: Biggs, Haro1d': Bryan, Patsy Campbell, Iim: Capshaw, Iean: Cherry, Dottie: Clary, Myrtle: Clift, Wayne: Cope, Dean: Denton Martha: Dickson, Ieanne': Dye, Paula': Franks, Gayle: Fugit, Marilyn: George, Bruce: Goodwin, W C.: Gray, Ethel Ann: Hardegree, Carolyn: Hartman, Ed: Hill, Vicki: Howerton, Martha: Huckabee Patsy: Iames, Iohn: Iones, Ioe: Iones, Sammye: Kevil, Peggy: King, Peggy: King, Ruby Lee: Knight Noel: Lasater, A. L.: LeMay, Nancy: Lewis, Peggy: McCarley, Pat: McClelland, Raymond: Manitzas Evelyn: Martin, Dora Lee: Paddock, Gaither': Rainey, Gloria: Ray, Helen: Ray, Myrna Loy : Scott Marilyn': Shuffield, D. L.': Shook, Ierririne: Simmons Don: Smith, Billy Ioe: Stanley Va den' . . y 1 Stewart, Robert, Sullivan, Io Nell: Swmdoll, Lynette: Turner, Bobby: Vickers, Nona: White, Bi1ly': Williamson, Margie: Windmiller, B. I. ' Participated in All-State Chorus, Galveston, Texas, Feb. 7-10, 1951. PURPOSE A musical organization of mixed voices to sing unaccompanied sacred and secular music. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR Guest appearances at various church services and clubs. Variety Show, Oct. 195U-to purchase choir sweaters. Christmas Caroling, December 1950. Annual Christmas Concert. Performance in massed chorus with San Angelo Symphony, December 1950. Participation in Regional Contest-Festival, Brownwood, April 1951. Spring Concert, April 1951. I 1 1 I I BAND OFFICERS PRESIDENT-George Osborn DRUM MAIOR-Thomas Moser VICE-PRESIDENT-Lester Eisenbeck FLAG BEARERS-Pat Boothe, SEC.-TREAS.-Delvis Guess lean Grounds, La Iuan Lawson DIRECTOR-Homer A. Anderson MEMBERS FLUTES' Beck Ray' Brashear Wanda: White, Eleanor: Whitely, Cloice. OBOE: Williams. Wanda. CLARINETSI: Belbte, Horaoe: Boothe, Pat: Bryan, Roy: Ceullar, Liverata: Denton, Dorothy: Ditmore, Charlie: Eudaly, Pauline: Guess, Delvis: Gunter, Charles: Henderson, Ray: Lonon, Ierry: G ALTO CLARINETS Lawson La Iuan' Reed Ixmmy Mallow, Mary Sue: Payne, Bobby: Robinson, uy. : , , , . BASS CLARINET: Durham, Roger. BASSOONS: Prather, Betty: Thomson, Katie Lou. ALTO SAXO- ' ' ' ' - AXO- PHONE: Darsey, Don: Gilmore, Iimmy: Grounds, Iean: Keating, Eddie, Velez, Pete. TENOR S PHONE: Fillips, Iohn: Krizan, Kenneth: Smith, Paula. BARITONE SAXOPHONE: Norman, Morris CORNETS: Begil, Gilbert: Hillyer, Billy: Lacy, Betts: Landers, Iames: Martin, Doyle: Pace, Eddie: Rios Daniel: Stuart, Dalton: Thruston, Arthur: Wood, Bill, FRENCH HORNS: Alexander, Don: Baird, Omah, Eisenbeck, Lester: Hammack, Doris: Iet, Sue: Mints, Iune: White, Robert. BARITONES: Cummings . . . bo G Kent: Earheart, Larry. TROMBONES: Cope, Dean, Green, Hugh, Moser, Thomas, Os rn, eorge Woodward, Earnestine, BASSES: Davis, Leslie: Paddock, Gaither: Stooksbury, Bobby: Whitely, Paul PERCUSSION: Alley, Edward: Bott, Guy: Harwell, Malinda: Hobbs, Nina Ray: Moore, Theresa. ws imgqgmiessri THE CAMPUS CORRAL Pllblllhod ovary two weeks lm the Ioumallsm Students of San Angelo gh School. San Anqolo. Toxal ..in-im:-:t'w 69. ang' 5 2 V 1, f 'nm n 0 ..,o Edifor ........................,.. .......... L oreH'a Siewari Business Manager ....,..., ......,, J o Ann Hardwick Sporis Edifor ............,... ............. D on Pefesch Advertlslng Solicitors .... -- .... -- .... Carol Cottingham Marilyn Smith Reporters-Betty Alderman, L. B. Baca, Joanne Carr, Peggy King, Joyce Melton, June Mints, Frltzle Seifert, Betty Lou Skaggs, Barbara Mitchell. , Faculfy Advisor ........,......,.........,,,....,,,. Ed B. Cole Editor Stewart, Business Manager Hardwick check assignmeni sheet. 1 i The staff . . . 'nuff said! Ad peddlers in action CAPC OFFICERS PRESIDENT-Richard Burraget TREASURER-CC1I01Y11 O'BU1'T VICE-PRESIDENT-Kenneth Gunter SGT.-AT-ARMS-14111165 Motl SECRETARY-Lola Faye Moses SGT.-AT-ARMS-Davye June Joiner SPONSOR-Ralph W. Emerson MEMBERS Alley, Edward Lee: Abbott, Jo: Adams, Joyce: Arthur, Evelyn: Arrott, Milton: Berger, Eugene, Branum, Finus: Bryan, Carol: Burrage, Richard: Butler, Norma: Cahill, Pat: Cupp, Billy: Daniel, Vir- ginia: Clatterbuck, Jimmy: Edwards, Babs: Foster, Alice: Fuege, Curtis: Goodwin, W. C.: Guthals, Janelle: Gunter, George: Gunter, Kenneth: Hall, Barbara: Hamilton, Ann: Harry, Barbara: Hillyer, Reville, Jackie: Robertson, Don: Russell, Dick: Russell, Jimmy: Sanders, Buddy: Sinclair, Alice: Smith Paula: Snelgrove, James: Simmons, Don: Tucker, Rita: Wallace, Danny: Weaver, Sandra: White, Mar- garet: Westbrook, Billy: Williford, Dottie. PURPOSE To learn the importance of aircraft manufacturing and scheduled air transportation to society. To learn how the airplane serves the community. To learn why the U. S. needs great air power. Billy: Hrncir, Betty: Hudson, Johnny: Humphrey, Bob: Joiner, Davye June: Kuykendall, Lillian: Lawson, La Juan: Littlefield, Jimmy: McCullough, Duane: McRorey, Betty: Matthews, Joyce: Mikilik, Harvey: Mills, Don: Moore, Rena Rue: Moser, Thomas: Moses, Lola Faye: Motl, James: O'Ba.rr, Carolyn: O'Dell, Alton: Parsons, Kenneth: Pearson, Frankie: Price, Betty: Rainey, Gloria: Reed, Jimmy: I CREATIVE WRITING CLUB OFFICERS PRESIDENT-loan Sellers PARLIAMENTARIAN-John Kregarman VICE-PRESIDENT-Donald Petesch SEC.-TREAS.-Evelyn Mannms SPONSOR-Iosephine Brown MEMBERS Barry, Eileen: Blake, lack, Cain, Charlie: King, Peggy: Manitzas, Evelyn: Melton, Ioyce: Miller, Danee: Morgan,.Rhodes7 Petesch, Don, Sellers, Ioan: Simms, Lou Ann: Smith, Sue. A PURPOSE To encourage students who are interested in writing and have writing talent by of- fering constructive criticism and writing contests. ' HIGHLIGHTS CF THE YEAR A writing contest in the high school sponsored by the San Angelo Poetry Society in Individual students entered various contest during the year and brought away many top pnzes DRIL LEADER-Lynn Webster LINEUP SALESMEN-Nancy HEAD CHEERLEADER-Minnelle Smith Lewis, head: Nina Brown: SR. CHEERLEADER-Joyce Matthews Ducky Barnes: Pat Hagan: IR. CHEERLEADER-Iuanita Drake Marian. Taylor: Margaret SOPH. CHEERLEADER-Virginia Daniel Smith: Susan Mayfield: FLAG BEARER and ALTERNATE Barbara Glover: Marilyn CHEERLEADER-Patsy Garner Abbott. SPONSOR-Barbara Anderson QUAD MEMBERS Abbott, Io: Abbott, Marilyn: Adams, Ioyce: Amacker, Laura: Ayers, Mary Ann: Barnes, Ducky: Barnett, loan: Barney, Jean: Bennett, Nell: Bingham, Snookie: Birch, Patty: Borger, Barbara: Brown Nina: Bryan, Carol: Carr, Ioanne: Chandler, Ioan: Chasak, Betty: Cherry, Dottie: Clark, Betty Ann Clemons, Vivien: Cottingham, Carol: Cumbie, Sandra: Daniel, Virginia: Drake, Juanita' Drake, Lelia Erwin, Nancy: Garner, Patsy: Glover, Barbara: Gosnell, Iudy: Green, Velma: Groff, lletta: Hagan' Pat: Hall, Barbara: Hall, Peggy: Harris, Su-Su: Hawkins, Paula: Heiser, Martha: Hogan, Ann: Holt Carolyn: Ioiner, Davye: Key, La Dell: Kinkel, Connie: Knight, Irma: Kuykendall, Lillain: Lane, Carol Lewis, Nancy: Lowe, Gayle: Mclntosh, Dorothy: McMeniman, Ioan: Mclitorey, Betty: Matthews, Ioyce Mayfield, Susan: Mints, Iune: Moos, Ioayne: Moser, Challes: Moutos, Cathy: Munro, Mary: Murphey Joyce: O'Barr, Carolyn: Parker, Harriet: Pharr, Doris, Phillips, Ruth: Pittman, Io Ann: Powers, Pat: Prine, Doris: Reed, Ruthelma: Reville, Iackie: Robertson, Dorothy: Robinson, Glenda: Rogers, lane Rogers, Iune: Rutledge, Mozelle: Sellers, Ioan: Smith, Lounell: Smith, Margaret: Smith, Minnelle Speed, Virgie: Sproule, Susan: Stevens, Dorothy: Swindoll, Lynette: Talley, Mary Sue: Taylor, Marian Thompson, Merle: Tippett, Pat: Turner, Ianet: Tupper, Ianet: Tupper, Betty: Tyler, Patsy: Vick, Beri nice: Wagnor, Carol: Wallis, Oda Lee: Weaver, Sandra: Webster, Lynn: Williams, Betty: Williams Darlene: Willitord, Dottie: Wilson, Patsy: Windmiller, Bettye: York, Ianie: Young, Lu Lee. PURPOSE To serve the school and community as a marching unit and as a service organization. ' HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR Football trips to Big Spring and Sweetwater. Armistice Day Parade, November ll. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION OFFICERS PRESIDENT-Dorothy Wallace SECRETARY--limrnie MCCOrd VICE-PRESIDENT-Sammye Lou Iones TREASURER-Doyle Eckerman SPONSCR-Lanis Gross MEMBERS Attensil, Yvonne: Brodnax, Daisy: Callison, Dickie: Eckerman, Doyle: Petter, Olen: Fowler, Betty: Iones, Sammye: Kelly, Dorothy: Hoelscher, Anita: Kalaitzes, Mike: McCord, Iimmie: Naylor, Patsy: Russell, Iimmie: Tumlinson, Norman: Turner, Ianelle: Vinson, Dale: Wallace, Dorothy. ' PURPOSE To develop a high degree of leadership and citizenship in students who are destined to take their place as tomorrow's leaders in the distributive business. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR Weiner Roast in November. DE Convention, February 16, l7, and 18 in Houston. Employer-Employees Banquet, March 29. FUTURE FARMERS or AMERICA GFFICERS pHE51DENT..De1mer Baan REPORTER-Richard Linn VICBPRESIDBNT-Erwin Schwartz WATCH DOG-Tommy Nuswoffhy SECRETARY-Don wuson ADVISOR-H E- Young TREASURER-Grady Arrott MEMBERS Arrott, Grady: Arrott, Milton: Babb, Ted: Baker, Donald: Baker, Wayne: Batla, Delmer: Beard Thomas: Berger, Eugene: Berry, Dan: Byrd, Iackie: Boatright, Dickie: Castle, Bobby: Cox, Ierry Fowler, Bill: Gill, Iirnmie: Hayes, Kyle: Humphrey, Bob: Henson, Harold: Hoelscher, Calvin: Iohn son, Ilmmie: Iohnson, Larry: Iordan, Benny: Kennedy, Fred: Linn, Richard: McMullan, Kenny: ,Mar- txn, Bill: Michalewicz, Iames: Mxkulik, Harvey: Nasworthy, Tommy: Nichues, Nolan: Powell, Frankie Probandt, Charles: Reed, Richard: Sanders, Buddy: Schwartz, Erwin: Smith, Burnell: Stephenson Marlin: Thompson, Lawrence: Turnbo, Hardy: Whitsitt, Howell: Wilson, Don: Wester, Eugene. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR Initiation of green hands. County Stock Show, February 27. Initiation of chapter farmers. San Angelo Fat Stock Show, Feb. 28-March 2. Sock Hop, Ianuary 19. Western Dance, April 22. MOTTO: Learning to do, doing to learn: earning to live, living to serve. OFFICERS PRESIDENT-Iris Toliver REPORTER-Rita Tucker VICELPRESIDENT-Bill Green PARLIAMENTARIAN-Patricia Tippett SECRETARY-Tonya Woullard ALUMNI CHAIRMAN-Ieanine Clay TREASURER-Martha McMillan 'SPONSOR-Elizabeth Eaton ' PURPOSE To promote interest in dramatics in San Angelo High School and to develop acting, stage craft, and advertising, and dramatic ability in its members by studying and produc- ing amateur plays. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR Footlighter Initiation. Footlighter play, Iunior Miss by Sally Benson on December 14, 1950. Footlighter and Thespian Banquet and Dance at the St. Angelus Hotel on December 21, 1950. - Footlighter Picnic on April 14, 1951. 1 MOTTO: Ars Gratia Artis HTERS MEMBERS Abbott, Marilyn: Adams, Joyce: Adams, Stanley: Alderman, Betty: Alley, Ro Gene: Amacker Laura: Anderson, Rhoda: Andry, Shirley: Bahlman, Joy: Bahlman, Pauline: Baird, Omah: Beard Bobby: Beck, Brenda: Bennett, Nelle: Benton, Frances: Berger, Jo Anne: Berger, Maxine: Blake, Jack Blanton, Janet: Bolding, Stella: Booth, Pat: Brashear, Wanda: Broussard, Iris: Burks, Bernadine: Calla- way, Richard: Carr, Joanne: Champ, Sharon: Chandler, Joan: Cherry, Dottie: Chevenka, Patsy Clawson, Polly: Clay, Jeanine: Cochran, Evelyn: Cole, Mary: Collins, Jan: Cottingham, Carol: Crook Jeanna: Cumbie, Sandra: Davis, Betty: Davlin, Patsy: Denton, Dorothy: Drake, l.-elle: Driskill. leCII1I1e Durham, Roger: Edmond, Anne: Erwin, Nancy: Eudaly, Pauline: Fluitt, Helen: Foster, Janice: Fowler Billy: Freeman, Carolyn: Fuentes, Mary Kathryn: Garner, Betty: Glover, Barbara: Gooding, Madine Gosnell, Judy: Graham, Jeweldyne: Green, Bill: Grounds, Jean: Hagan, Pat: Harris, Su-Su: Harry Bobbie Gail: Hartman, Louetta: Hartman, Simmie: Harwell, Malinda: Hays, Fred: Heiner, George Heiser, Honey: Henderson, Cal: Hendryx, Betty: Hernandez, Alfonso: Hilliard, Robert: Hirschfield' Janelle: Hogan, Ann: Holt, Carolyn: Humphrey, Sarah: Ingraham, Lu Lee: Ingraham, Maurine: Jack- son, Louise: Jett, Sue: Johnson, Judy: Jones, Dale: Jones, Gwen: Jones, Margaret: Kalaitzas, Stella Keating, Eddie: King, Charles: King, Gaynelle: King, Peggy: Kinkel, Connie: Klobes, Gail: Knight Irma: Knittel, Paula:-Kregarman, John: Lane, Carol: Lasater, A. L.: Lee, lCII1elle: Lee, Willelle: Lewis Eleanor: Lewis, Nancy: Leiber, Helen: Lollar, Virginia: Lowe, Gayle: Lucas, Connie: McGary, Billy McManus, Marilyn: McMenamin, Joan: McMillan, Martha: Melton, lOy'Ce: Mills, Josephine: Miller Danee: Mints, June: Mitchell, Barbara: Morgan, Jimmy: Morgan, Rhodes: Morrison, Helen: Moser Petesch, Don: Phillips, Ruth: Pittman, Ruth: Powell, Betty Jean: Patt, Robert: Putman, Joyce: Rau Sally: Reed, Ruthelrna: Robertson, Dorothy: Robinson, Glenda: Robinson, Guy: Shelby, Charlottei Sh lb C - - ' - ' ' - e y, harlotte, Shelton, Roy Shook, Jerririne, Shook, Wanda, Shufheld, D. L. Simmons, Norene Skaggs, Betty Lou: Smith, Donna: Smith, Lounell, Smith, Margaret: Smith, Marilyn: Smith, Minnelle: Speed, Virgie: Stanford, Delores: Stanley, Vayden: Stewart, Mary: Stewart, Robert: Stone, Jo Ann: Sutton, Janice: Swindoll, Lynette: Tate, Jenilee: Taylor, Billy: Taylor, Marian: Taylor, Robert: Tea- garden, Peggy: Tharp, Marilyn: Thruston, Arthur: Tippett, Patricia: Toliver, Iris: Tucker, Rita: Turner, Janet: Tyler, Patsy: Wagnon, Carol: Wallace, Stanley: Wallis, Oda Lee: Webster, Lynn: Whidden, Mary Beth: White, Margaret: White, Robert: Whitely, Paul: Whitely, Cloice: Williams, Bobbie: Wil- liams, Sawn: Williams, Wanda: Woullard, Tonya. I I I Challes: Munro, Mary: Murray, Sylvia: Nason, Rosie: Naylor, lellie: Neal, Bruce: Nichols, Geneva, Nilsson, Bill: Overholser, Margaret: Pace, Eddie: Paddock, Gaither: Parish, Marjorie: Pennington, Ruth, FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS PRESIDENT-Inez Littlefield REPORTER-lean Barney VICE-PRESIDENT-Eleanor White PARLIAMENTARIAN-Alice Foster SECRETARY-Susan Mayfield HISTORIAN-Dollye Sefcik TREASURER-Ieanine Elliott SONG LEADER-Valerie Cherry MEMBERS Ayers, Mary Ann: Baker, Elouise: Balentine, Elizabeth: Barney, lean: Beck, Patsy Ruth: Boat- right, Christine: Borger, Barbara: Cahill, Mary: Cherry, Valerie: Collier, Patsy: Doss, Barbara: Elliott, Ieanine: Pant, Io: Foster, Alice: Gandy, Don Ann: Gandy, lean: Greer, Emma Iean: Hammack, Doris lean: Hansen, Marlene: Hejl, Mary Ann: Herman, Phyllis: Iost, Agnes: King, Gaynelle: Kozelsky, Virginia: Littlefield, Inez: Mayfield, Susan: Maresh, Kathilene: Michalik, Noemi: Nail, Io Ann: Nard, Frances: Perkins, Maxine: Prather, Betty: Prine, Doris Iune: Sefcik, Dollye: Shirley, Mitzi: Shultz, Gall: Stanford, Delores: Stewart, Ioanne: Talley, Mary Sue: Turner, Iune: White, Eleanor: Williamson, Margie: Williams, Nancy PURPOSE To emphasize the importance of a good home and family life, to promote a growing appreciation of assets oi homemaking, and to develop creative leadership in home and community life. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR Observance of National Future Homemaker of America Week, November 12-18. Ioint installation service with Edison and Robert Lee Iunior Highs Christmas party for handicapped children. Christmas boxes for overseas and one for needy family. Hostess to district meeting, November 18. Attended area meeting, Abilene, March 3. Sent two delegates to state meeting in Fort Worth, May 3, 4, and 5. MOTTO: Toward new horizons. SPONSORS: M.iss Ina Iones and Miss Frances Epps. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS PRESIDENT-Patsy Balch LIBRARIAN-Kathy Maresh VICBPRESIDENT-lune Mints SONG LEADER-Peggy Hall SECRETARY-Ioy Clark HISTORIAN-Ioan Sellers TREASURER-Connie Kinkel SPONSOR-Hans Hagelstein MEMBERS Alley, Edward: Amacker, Laura: Balch, Patsy: Balentine, Elizabeth: Cahill, Marye: Clark, Ioy: Edmond, Anne: Fuentes, Mary: Hall, Peggy: Hawkins, Paula: Iones, Margaret: Kinkel, Connie: Lollar, Virginia: Maresh, Kathilene: McMenamin, Ioan: Mints, Iune: Mur- phey, Joyce: Rutledge, Mozelle: Seifert, Fritzie: Sellers, Ioan: Sproule, Susan: Windmiller Betty: Woodward, Earnestine. PURPOSE To train young people through practice for professional and civic leadership. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR 1 A roundtable discussion at a meeting of the Delta Kappa Gamma on the subject Relations of Teachers and Future Teachers, April 14. MOTTO: Who dares to teach must never cease to learn. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OFFICERS PRESIDENT-Carolyn Hardegree PUBLICITY CHAIRMAN- VICE-PRESIDENT-Ioyce Matthews Carolyn O'Barr SECRETARY-Nina Brown TEAM SPORTS MGR-Peggy Hall TREASURER-Eileen Barry INDIVIDAUL SPORTS MGR.- HEALTH MGR.-Danny Wallace Patsy Bryan MEMBERS Barnes, Mary Evelyn: Barry, Eileen: Bryan, Carol: Bryan, Patsy: Brown, Nina: Carroll, Charlene, Chasak, Betty: Clemons, Vivian: Collins, Grace: Cunningham, Eugenia: Daniels, Virginia: Dunn, Iean- ette: Fowler, Yvonne: Groif, Ietta: Hall, Barbara: Hardegree, Carolyn: Hardwick, Io Ann: Hawkins, Paula: Hall, Peggy: Hobbs, Nina Ray: Illk, Bertie: Ioiner, Davye Iune: Ioiner Shirley: Kuykendall, Lil- lian: Lacy, Betts: Mclntosh, Dorothy: McRorey, Betty: Mallow, Frances: Mannen, Aimee: Martin, Tom- my Fay: Matthews, loyce: Messer, Io Ann: Mikeska, Glyn: Moos, Ioayne: Moutos, Cathy: O'Barr, Carolyn: Parker, Harriet: Pharr, Doris: Price, Betty: Rutledge, Mozelle: Scurlock, Billie: Shanklin, Io Reid: Sims, Lou Ann: Stanford, Frances: Stanton, Pat: Stewart, Lila Lee: Wallace, Danny: Weaver. Sandra: Williams, Dottie: Windmiller, B. I.: Young, Lulie. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR Informal Initiation at Lions' Club House, March 2: Formal Initiation, April: Letter Awards. PURPOSE , To stimulate interest and participation in girls' athletics, gymnastics, and recreation, and to promote ideals of health and sportsmanship. GIRLS' FESTIVAL CHORUS 'OFFICERS PRESIDENT-Ioy Clark SEC.-TREAS.-Marilyn Scott VICE-PRESIDENT-Patsy Balch REPORTER-Myrna Loy Ray DIRECTOR-Iean Barlow MEMBERS Adair, Katherine: Adams, Ioyce: Arledge, Billye: Arnwine, Patsy: Bahlman, Ioy Nell: Balch, Patsy: Beck, Patsy: Cahill, Marye: Champ, Sharon: Clark, Ioy: Cochran, Evelyn: Cole, Mary: Dickson, Ieanne: Dilliard, Frances: Dye, Paula: Elliott, Ieanine: Foster, Ianice: Franks, Gayle: Freeman, Carolyn: Fugit, Marilyn: Gooding, Madine: Gray, Ethel Ann: Greer, Emma Iean: Hardwick, Io Ann: Hartman, Simmie Hermann, Phyllis: Hill, Vicki' Hirschfield, Ianelle: Howerton, Martha: Huckabee, Patsy: Kevil, Peggy: King, Gaynelle: King, Ruby Lee: Klobes, Gayle: Knight, Irma: Lee, Ianelle: LeMay, Nancy: Lewis, Peggy: Lollar, Virginia: Michalik, Noemi: Pennington, Ruth: Putman, Ioyce: Ray, Myrna Loy: Robertson, Dorothy: Scott, Marilyn: Sefcik, Pat: Shanklin, Io Reid: Shook, Ierririne: Sim- mons, Norene: Sparks, Bobbie: Stegar, Ada: Stewart, Glenda: Stewart, Ioanne: Sullivan, Io Nell: Swindoll, Lynette: Tedford, Marlene. PURPOSE Membership is comprised of girls in all choral organizations who form the massed chorus to sing in the Music Contest-Festival, Brownwood, Texas. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR Interscholastic League Music Contest-Festival, Brownwood, Texas, April, 1951 Spring Choral Concert, April 22, 1951. JUNIOR HISTORIANS OFFICERS PRES. REPORTER-Loretta Stewart TREASURER-Kenneth Schlaudt VICE-PRESIDENT-Porter Henderso-n SPONSOR-Mary lane Gentry SECRETARY-Billie Harmes MEMBERS Abell, Don: Anderson, Catherine: Balch, Patsy: Bartlett, Don: Brett, Bill: Butler, David: Clark, Ioy: Cook, Billy: Harmes, Billie: Henderson, Porter: McLaughlin, Don: Manitzas, George: McIntosh, Bernard: McKinnon, Pat: Northcutt, Fred: Rutherford, Iohn: Salter, Victor: Schlaudt, Kenneth: Snelgrove, Iarnes: Stewart, Loretta: Stewart, Wyvon. PURPOSE To encourage an interest in local and state history. I HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR State Convention, Austin, April 28. MOTTO: No man is fit to be entrusted with the control of the present who is ignorant of th past, and no people who are indifferent to their past need hope to make their future great. A JUNIOR LIBRARIANS OFFICERS PRESIDENT-Martha McMillan SEC.-THEAS.-Ioy Clark VICE-PRESIDENT-Ioan Sellers SPONSOR-Miss Mary Lyle Vincent MEMBERS Ayers, Mary Ann: Baird, Dorothy: Clark, Ioy: Dillard, Frances: Gandy, ltlorrna leant Hendryx, Betty: Hogue, Carrie: Kennedy, Mamie Io: Kevil, Peggy: LaMance, Virgmra: Mc- Millan, Martha: Mayfield, Susan: Oates, Bertice: Owen, Ladelle: Sellers, Ioan. F PURPOSE To improve library services by giving professional 'training to pupil assistants, by preparing displays to stimulate interest in library materials, and by publicizing the library through the school paper, classroom notices, or displays. MELCDDEERS OFFICERS PRESIDENT-Patsy Huckabee WARDROBE MISTRBSS-Myrna Loy SEC.-TREAS.-Billye Arledge Hay REPORTER-Vicki Hill LIBRARIAN-Ieanne Dickson ACCOMPANIST-Paula Dye DIRECTOR-Iean Barlow MEMBERS Arledge, Billye: Dickson, Ieanne: Dye, Paula: Franks, Gayle: Fugit, Marilyn: Gray, Ethel Ann: Hill, Vicki: Howerton, Martha: Huckabee, Patsy: Kevil, Peggy: King, Ruby Lee: LeMay, Nancy: Lewis, Peggy: Pennington, Ruth: Ray, Myrna Loy: Scott, Marilyn. PURPOSE A special ensemble' of girls' voices organized for the purpose of singing program music companied and unaccompanied. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR Performed for service clubs, churches, and special programs. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS PRESIDENT-Benny Walker REPORTER-Loretta Stewart VICE-PRESIDENT-Nancy Lewis PARL.-Carolyn Hardegree SEC.-TREAS.-Ieanine Clay SPONSOR-Iessie Stapp i MEMBERS , Alford, Dickie: Baker, Gerald: Barrett, Ray: Barry, Eileen: Blake, Iacke: Brymer, Billie: Caly, Ieanine: Cox, Iimmy: Feller, Sue: Fowler, Betty Io: Garner, Patsy: Hardegree, Caro- lyn: Iones, Gwendolyn: Kregarman, Iohn: Lewis, Nancy: Magill, Jimmy: Nail, Io Ann: Pe- tesch, Donald: Ray, Myrna Loy: Reed, Loren: Schlaudt, Kenneth: Seifert, Fritzie: Stewart, Loretta: Strebeck, George: Taylor, Billy: Tippet, Patricia: Vinson, Dale: Walker, Benny: Webster, Lynn: White, Eleanor. PURPOSE To stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of the character in pupils of San Angelo High School. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR The annual picnic of the chapter of SAHS and the initiation service. ORCHESTRA GFFICERS PRESIDENT--Tonya Woullard SEC.-TREAS.-Wanda Brashear VICE-PRESIDENT-Rita Tucker DIRECTOR-Homer A. Anderson MEMBERS Anderson, Rhoda: Alley, Edward: Ault, Ieanie: Aycock, Delphine: Aycock, Marline: Benton, Frances: Biederman, Herbert: Booth, Pattie: Brashear, Wanda: Brickey, Martha: Brewer, Billy: Cain, Charlie: Davlin, Patsy: Delgado, Hortensia: Earls, Pat: Edmondson, Denny: Eisenbeck, Lester: Eu- daly, Pauline: Foster, Alice: Hamilton, Ann: Henson, Alma Louise: Henson, Norma lean: Hooker, Helen: Huckabee, Patsy: Kuydendall, Lillian: LaMance, Virginia: Landers, Iames: Lawson, La Iucm: Lee, Willette: Lonon, Ierry Carl: Mclntosh, Dorothy: McMillan, Martha: Miller, Danee: Mills, Iosi: Miranda, Narcisco: Moser, Thomas: Moore, Theresa: Moos, Ioayne: Osborn, George: Rivera, Ene- dina: Taylor, Billy: Taylor, Robert: Teagarden, Peggy: Thurston, Arthur: Tucker, Rita: West, Patsy: White, Eleanor: White, Margaret: Williams, Wanda: Woullard, Tonya. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR TV program, Texas Christian University, Dec. 15, 1950: State net-work broadcast rep- resenting orchestra of Texas for University Interscholastic League, Feb. 7, 1951. SAFETY COUNCIL- DRIVERS' EDUCATION OFFICERS PRESIDENT-Patsy Garner TREASURER-Delores Latham VICE-PRESIDENT-Margaret Iones REPORTER-Milton Arrott SECRETARY-Mary Sue Mallow SGT.-AT-ARMS-Billy Hillyer SPONSOR-Ralph W. Emerson MEMBERS Abbott, Sammy: Alcala, Felice: Alexander, Don: Alley, Edward: Anderson, Lola: Anderson, Rho- da: Amold, lack: Arrott, Milton: Baker, Don: Baker, Wayne: Barrett, Ray: Beartield, Dixie: Beck, Ray Hall: Biggs, Harold: Bolf, Bobby: Bott, Guy: Brazil, Leon: Brickey, Martha: Burns, Io Ann: Burrage, Richard: Butts, Ted: Campbell, Ronnie: Cantrell, George: Carruth, Nancy: Castle, Bobby: Cates, Elton: Chandler, Odessa: Chasak, Betty: Clark, Betty: Cook, Billy: Cuellar, Liverata: Cummings, Bobby: Dav- is, Leslie: Dennis, Charles: Dunn, Loella: Earnest, Thomas: Eckerman. Dayle: Edwards, Milton: Ed- wards, Rheba: Elms, Scotty: Eudaly, Pauline: Evans, Tommy: Franek, Elizabeth: Garner, Betty: Gar- ner, Elizabeth: Garner, Patsy: Garley, Geen: Green, Hugh: Greer, Emma lean: Hammack, Doris lean: Hardwick, Io Ann: Harry, Barbara: Hartman, Edward: Hillyer, Billy: Hilton, Ioan: Hinriches, Helen: Hobbs, Nina Ray: Hoelscher, Calvin: Hudson, Barney: Hudson, Iohnny: Ingram, Lu Lee: Iackson, Clifford: Iackson, Harold: Iohnson, Larry: Jones, Gwen: Iones, Margaret: Keating, Iames: Key, Bill: Kiesling, Ernest: King Gaynell: Lacy, Betts: Landers, Iames: Lathem, Delores: Lawson, La Iuan: Lit- tlefield, Jimmie: Lollar, Virginia: Losoya, Raymond: Lucas, Connie: McCleery, Mary Lee: McCord, lim: McMeanamin, Ioan: Mallow, Mary Sue: Mann, Dorothy: Montgomery, Earl: Moore, Rena Rue: Moreland, Cherry: Morgan, Iimmy: Moser, Allen: Nail, Io Ann: Nasworthy, Tommy: Pearson, Frankie: Pechacek, Nell Ruth: Plagens, Franklin: Rollins, Norma: Rutledge, Mozelle: Sanderiord, Gary: Scott, Donald: Simmons, Totsie: Simpson, Ronnie: Skaggs, Betty Lou: Snelgrove, Iames: Spaulding, lim: Stanton, Pat: Suten, Arthur: Talley, Mary Sue: Tatum, Claude: Tucker, Pauline: Venable, Ioyce: Wallace, Danny: Weaver, Sandra: Weaver, Sterl: Webb, Helen Ioyce: Webb, Wylie: Williams, Dar- lene: Williams, Dawn: Wilson, Hamilton: Wilson, Patsy: Young, Iames: Young, Lu Lee. OBJECTIVE To learn and to observe state and local regulations governing motor vehicle opera- tions and to cultivate a courteous attitude toward pedestrains and other drivers. :SLIDE RULE OFFICERS PRESIDENT-Jimmy Cox SEC.-TREAS.-Bob Nickel VICE-PRESIDENT-Earnie Woodward REPORTER-Charles Koberg SPONSOR-Miss Kathryn Fisk MEMBERS E Alford, Bickie: Alley, Edward: Anderson, Gary: Baker, Gerald: Barbee, Calvin: Barrett. Ray: Beard, Thomas: Beack, Ray Hall: Biederman, Herbert: Blake, lack: Boykin, Gerald: Broome, lack: Carter, Iimmy: Cox, Iimmy: Crouch, Ralph: Crowther, Sam: Cull, Iunior: Dorsey, Don: Ditmore, Char- lie: Earls, Pat: Fenner, Arlan: Fox, Bill: Gunter, Kenneth: Hendrix, Betty: Hickox, Tommy: Hoelle, An- dy: Horwitz, Michael: Iameson, Lewis: Johnson, Iimmy: Killingsworth, Claude: Kinsey, Iimmy: Ko- berg, Charles: Lonon, Ierry: McLaughlin, George: Magill, Iimmy: Manitzas, George: Morrow, Carl: Nickel, Bob: Osborne, George: Pullman, Eddie: Ransom, lack: Reed, Loren: Stahl, Douglas: Stewart, Loretta: Sykes, Ierry: Taylor, Lawrence: Vaughn, Bill: Wester, Eugene: Wheele, Larry: Wilkinson George: Williams, Wendell: Wolff, Warren: Woodward, Earnie. 1 PURPOSE 1- 1 I d- 'dl f dl g the T ' i 'l't ' th use of the slide rule in mu tip ying, 1v1 ing, in in V squaresoaicgiqgileidgts if numbers, and finding the cubes and cube IOOTS Of numbers' To represent SAHS in the Interscholastic League Sllde Rule Contest. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEARf t- t t E h s ' th Merkel Slide Rule group comes here or a prac ice con es . Erdgh thriee students represent SAHS in the Interscholastic League Slide Rule Contests, Last year Loretta Stewart represented the club at the state meet. SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS PRESIDENT-Fritzie Seifert TREASURER-Marcelina Garcia VICE-PRESIDENT-Ioe Iones REPORTER-lack Ray SECRETARY-Ledo Lee SPONSOR--Evelyn King MEMBERS Alcala, Felice: Carmona, Ben: Cunningham, Cecil Ann: Delgado, Hortensia: Earls, Pat: Estrada, Rita: Garcia, Marcelinag Guajardo, Fidela: Iones, Ioe: Lea, Ledo: Losoya, Ro- mond: Martinez, Ida: Ponce, Frances: Ray, lack: Samarron, Iuanita: Seifert, Fritzie: Vala- dez, Elizabeth: Valdez, Norma. PURPOSE To promote interest in Pan-American countries and good will locally. MOTTO: Friendliness . HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR Carnival and Dance, April 14. SWING AND TURN CLUB OFFICERS PRESIDENT-Richard Burrage TREASURER-Iackie Reville VICE-PRESIDENT-Alice Sinclair SPONSOR-Ralph W. Emerson MEMBERS Berger, Eugene: Branharn, Finus: Burrage, Richard: Cupp, Billy: Daniel, Virginia: Gut- hals, Ianelle: Hrncir, Betty: Ioiner, Davye Tune: Littlefield, Iimmy: McCullough, Duane: Mi- kilik, Harvey: Moore, Rena Rue: Motl, James: Pearson. Frankie: Price, Betty: Rainey, Glor- ia: Reville, Jackie: Russell, Iirnmy: Simmons, Donald: Sincliar, Alice: Warrington, Billy. PURPOSE To develop graceful and unified motion for enjoyment. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR Texas Theater, Oct. 27, 1950: Square Dance Federation, St. Angelus Roof Garden, Ian. 31, 1951 Saturday Shindig, Dec. 2, 1950. TH ESPIANS OFFICERS PRESIDENT-Ieannine Clay TREASURER-Bill Green VICE-PRESIDENT-Iris Toliver CLERK-Lynn Webster SECRETARY-Marcelina Garcia SPONSOR-Elizabeth Eaton MEMBERS Adams. Stanley: Barry, Eileen: Blakes, lack: Chandler, Ioan: Clay, Ieannine: Cottingham Carol: Delgado, Hortensia: Dickson, Ieanne: Garcia, Marcelina: Green, Bill: Hartman, Louetta: Havins Brooksie: Heiner, George: Hernandez, Alfonso: Hilliard, Robert: Johnson, Iudy: Iones, Margaret King, Peggy: Kregarman, Iohn: Lane, Carol: Lewis, Nancy: McMillan, Martha: Mills, Iosie: Morgan Iimmy: Morgan, Rhodes: Munro, Mary: Nason, Rosie: Nickols, Geneva: Nilsson, Bill: Petesch, Don Shelby. Charlotte: Smith, Minelle: Stanley, Vayden: Taylor, Bill: Thruston, Arthur: Tippet, Patricia? Toliver, Iris: Tucker, Rita: Webster, Lynn: Williams, Dawn: Williams, Nancy. PURPOSE To promote better drama and speech arts in high school. TIMBER TUMBLERS WINNING TEAM-Gail Shultz, Gail Lowe, Doris Pharr, Io Ann Messer. OFFICERS PRESIDENT-Io Ann Messer SPONSOR-Miss Ouisa Molen MEMBERS Anderson, Willie Dean: Carter, Sandra: Collins, Grace: Edwards, Barbara: Gart- rnan, Rae Dean: Grofi, Ietta: Ioiner, Davye Iune: Lowe, Gayle: Martin, Tommye Faye: Mc- Gary, Billie: Messer, Io Ann: Northcutt, Frances: O'Barr, Carolyn: Pharr, Doris: Posey, Mary Len: Shultz, Gail: Skaggs, Betty: Stanford, Frances: Wallace, Danny: Warren, Io Ann: Weav- er, Sandra, Windmiller, Betty. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR National Iunior Bowling Tournament, March 31. , PURPOSE To give the San Angelo High School girls an opportunity to take part in wholesome activity along with girls in over six hundred other high schools in America. MOTTO: Strike or spare . , TRADES AND INDUSTRIES OFFICERS S PRESIDENT-Scotty Elms SGT.-AT-ARMS- VICE-PRESIDENT-Ronnie Wilkinson Thurman Sommerville SEC.-TREAS.-Charles Reagan REPORTER-Bill Edwards MEMBERS Berry, Dean: Brazeal, Leon: Brymer, Billie: Cates, Elton: Edwards, Bill: Edwards, Dayle: Elms, Scotty: Helbert, Billy: Hudson, Iohnny: Messer, Dale: Reagan, Charles: Roberts, Don: Sommerville, Thurman: Varner, Bill: Wilkinson, Ronnie. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR West Texas District Meeting here September 30 at Lions' Club.: West Texas District Meeting in Odessa during February, sent eight members: State Meeting at Tyler, April 13 and 14. three mem- bers attended: Weiner Roast, May 11, at Christoval for all T. and I. members. PURPOSE To participate in worthwhile undertakings fof the improvement of community life, business, nd industry and put forth an effort to learn new types of work that might be developed in the com- unity. MOTTO: Industry, Honesty, Service. VOCATIONAL-INDUSTRIAL CLUB OFFICERS PRESIDENT-Robby Hargraves REPORTER-Louis Raiborn VICE-PRESIDENT-Claude Tatum SGT.-AT-ARMS-Harold Iackson SECRETARY-Wesly Kolster SPONSOR-C. A. Parks, Ir. MEMBERS Earnest, Thomas: Gallegos, Pete: Hargraves, Robby: Iackson, Harold: Keating. Iames: Kolster, James: Kolster, Wesley: Montis, Iohnny: Pittman, Don: Snodgrass, Van: Tatum, Claude: Terrazas, Mike: Wilkes, Bobby: Windburne, Roy. PURPOSE To create among the student body, faculty members, patrons of the school, and persons in business and industry, a deep interest and esteem for vocational industrial training. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR Christmas Dance, December 23. Barbecue for Metal Shop, April 27. MOTTO: Industry, honesty, service . EDITORIAL STAFF Stanley Adams Marye Cahill Joanne Carr Margaret Iones Marilyn McManus Marjorie Parish Ruth Phillips Ioan Sellers Benny Walker Ylfealefmea EDIT OR-Joanne Carr BUSINESS MANAGER-Vivien Clemons SPONSOR-Ed B. Cole BUSINESS STAFF Ioan Chandler Vivian Clemons Io Ann Hardwick Frank Manitzas Iimmy Morgan Mary Munro Minelle Smith Rita Tucker Sluafenl Gaunail OFFICERS PRESIDENT4-Billy Taylor REPORTER-Ioan Sellers VICE-PRESIDENT-Gerald Baker PARLIAMENTARIAN- SEC.-TREAS.-Nancy Lewis Patricia Tippett MEMBERS Abbott, Marilyn: Baker, Gerald: Bates, Dale: Cahill, Marye: Connally, Ioe: Deans, Mack: Dickson, Hal: Drake, Juanita: Elder, Helen: Fugit, Marilyn: Hardegree, Carolyn: Hen- derson, Porter:Hoe1scher, Calvin: Hudman, Paul: Iones, Sammye Lou: Lewis, Nancy: Mc- Laughlin, Don: Mallow, Frances: Morgan, Rhodes: Murphey, Ioyce: Nickel, Bob: Petesch, Dorn: Schmidt, Erwin: Sellers, Ioan: Smith, Minnelle: Stevens, Dorothy: Strebeck, George: Taylor, Billy: Tippett, Pat: Tucker, Rita: Webster, Lynn: White, Eleanor: Woodward, Barnes' tine: Woullard, Tonya: Williams, Ierry: Williams, Nancy. SPONSOR-Miss Mary E. 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Jl ui 'T Athletic Director and Head Coach Pete Sikes cmd Line Coach Henry Armstrong devise Bobcat strategy. SYMBOLIC of the school spirit and fighting spirit that character- ized SAHS during 1950-51 is the picture on foregoing pages. Students and fans swarm on the floor to hoist Coach Iohn Kiick for a victory ride just after the Bobcat basketball team bounced over Stephenville to win a spot in the state tournament. The championship was second for SAHS athletes during the year as the Bobcat football team sewed up Dis- trict 5-AA honors only to drop a close decision to Breckenridge in the bi-dis- trict title tilt. Another Strategy Huddle. Gkeea .Eeacleu Webster, Daniels, Matihews, Sponsor Anderson, Smith, Garner, Drake. We Won! .Ybialaicl 5141 HUSTLE AND SPIRIT characterized the 1950 Bobcat championship football team which came from th? underdog's role to cop District 5-AA honors. Squad members are Ctront row, left to rightD: Billy Rodger Billy Cupp, Ted Babb, Denny Southworth, Dwight Trice, Capt, Gerald Baker, Ierry Williams, Ray Barretty San San San San San San San San San San SEASON RECORD Angelo Ft Worth Polytechnic 26 Angelo Odessa 25 Angelo Lubbock 13 Angelo , Big Spring 7 Angelo , Vernon O Angelo , Austin El Paso 13 Angelo Brownwood 14' Angelo Sweetwater 6' Angelo Abilene 7' Angelo 0, Breckenridge 7' ' '-District 5-AA games Bi-District title game ? S 1 5: . QL X , Y x W AP ,- ..7. . r' , X - 1 ' I nl' 1 f , by J I If , X ' ' -' 71 ll W 7.6.4 wah' A new , Gary Sanderiord, Vayden Stanley. Middle row: Dennis Iezek, Bradley Miles, Bobby Lace, Duane McCulf xp l ' V N, P A p so X 5 X - ' p fff I p San Angelo 57, Gatesville 0 ' n ' ' X F I'f1j..gxD , 6. . ' N X , if X W or xl' , X - U, X x i 0' Q NN X 4F v if ,4 A 32 P w' l 7 7 5 W ia 7 Q 3 X Er 33, ff 14 ,li ll 20' ' W 1 Q N ' I air! 0 ugh, Buddy Sanders, Bill Keeton, lack Broome, Buzz Mills, Billy Roy Daniel, Mickey Sallee, Donald ay Baker, Horace Wilson. Back row: Dale Bates, Thomas Beard, Jimmy Campbell, Ed Hartman, Harold ardy, Ioel Howerton, Jack Miniccr, Loren Reed, Bill Fox, Gerald Boykin and Iimmy Magill. - .. K y EFS 'f' SY Q I L i 5 t S 2 w X Q I .V ' . l f YK , B. - ff- NUQE lnmn.,. UF IMT Fmi' Lone FUN- ------ MQ 1 ..: - lv Capt. Gerald Baker Back H :-az-:lf.f.. ?5N: 'aff ' :lf?f2Y'H7':f Q T '- f ,955 ..,,..., . 04 f -3: .,:-,J-,M ' f - f ri .1 vi ff Dwight Trice Pass Uelem' BGCk V.-,M vm . -g i. , 1 I 3 ' 1 . M 'Q-agiifilzgg Q. ' :,-':g,g5:,::,,.g:.::e,:aa:g:,::ggg:gg,EZ2,.wi:5-Q . .. .,.,, ' ' I Ed Hartman Jimmy Campbell TimmY MGQU1 Center End Tackle 2 H+ F Qi 3,5 Q.-ff , ,ii ' Ioel Howerton End Iack Minica Tackle It's Qverl I ack Broome RCIY BGIIGH G d. Gary Sanderford Tackle UCI1' End Denny Southworth Back Den11Y F0015 Buzz M1115 Guard Loren Reed 'em- 'fi -W vi s if . ,.5:. L4 , : 3 , 5 ' W I1 U5 f Q so v A ,,g.g: QL W 63:35, , 5 1 3-A 2.4gwmqgf - ms-: - 955. sc sflerefsrzr :. . --Gr : K ,Q ,y5f5w,,,y , ffl.. ,wsawfimwefr E Gerald Boykin Center End I erry Williams Bock Billy Cupp Back Duane McCullough Back Pifchouu Donald Baker Ted Babb Bill Fox Tackle End Tackle Billy Rodgers End Bill Keeton The Drive that Beat Abilene' End Mickey Sallee Guard Bradley Miles Harold Hardy Center Tackle Vayden Stanley Back 6 5 g, rr B reck Does the Wreckin'! Thomas Beard Guard Buddy Sanders Dale Bates Bobby Lace Back End End 3' 22 X fr 5 r ,1fafvf'f.bszzw f Anoihef PUCHOUI Luna.: ---- - Horace Wilson Billy Roy Daniel Guard Guard Managers Ronnie Campbell, Ierre Sykes, Eddie Pullman and George Cantrell. Dennis I ezek Back '7fze 1950 Kiflend THE 1950 CANNON FODDER squad effectively bolstered the Bobcats in their championship drive. Val uable experience was gained in a tough schedule that will pay off in the next two years. Members of the Kitten squad Cfront row, left to rightD:Ken Weber, Dwain Sanders, Bobby Perry, Co-Capt. Mike Terra zas, Co-Capt. Hal Dickson, Harold Henson, Fred Hayes, Shirley Chesser. Middle row: Bobby Fields George Alexander, Lee Haynie, Bobby Bunyard, Don Abell, Curtis Dehnel, Iimmy Eblen, Robert Pratt Eugene Hibbard. Back row: Coach Arnie Card, Bill Brett, Pat Cole, lake Price, Charles Gunter, Billy West brook. Paul Martinez, Iimmy Clatterbuck, Pat McCar1ey, Don Mills. L, 27:51 253 2 .'E'If: .- 3 ' -. 5 1, 2. . ,fiuq .,,, . A t fI:5'32Ei'5?::5fif553--H i :i, '5'f , j,v'If.f-'- + 52 ,. 1' wf iii. I YE, fiffwttfigcf ' M fishy- CaCapt. Hal Dickson 4 rw t. - 'Ziff LV J at S t su 5 N vt' 1 QQ . .,.. 1 3 , a 'S 1 4 i ,ct. V T :Yi if lr.t S Co-Capt. 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Ei-fbidlaicf Gage efza STATE FINALISTS-The school year 1950-51 saw a Bobcat basketball team fight its way to the state tournament for the first 'time since 1923. There the Cats bowed to a mighty Borger quintet in first-round play, 34 to 47. But Coach Iohn Kiick's ten-man squad left a high mark for future Bobcat cagers to shoot at. Squad members are Cfront row, left to rightj: Delnor Poss, guard: Bill Warrick, foward: Ed Hartman, guard: Donald Baker, guard: Co-Capt. Bob Nickel, forward. Back row: Coach Kiick, Delvis Guess, forward: Wayne Evans, center: Co-Capt. Iimmy Magill, center: Iirnmy Reed, guard: and Buzz Mills, guard. SEASON RECORD San Angelo Big Spring 29 San Angelo 34, Brownwood 32 San Angelo Junction 25 San Angelo 60, Midland 37 San Angelo Kerrville 33 San Angelo 52, Sweetwater 3 San Angelo Ballinger 52 San Angelo 38, Abilene 40 San Angelo Odessa 54 San Angelo 59, Wink 33 San Angelo Lamesa 33 San Angelo 62, Pecos 23 San Angelo Midland 36 San Angelo 42, Lamesa 39 San Angelo Iesuit 29 San Angelo 54, Odessa 38 San Angelo Martin's Mills 38 SUD-'AI1g910 36, Lubbock 35 San Angelo Crozier Tech 40 San Angelo 44, Lake View 42 San Angelo Odessa 30 San Angelo 30, Abilene 26 San Angelo Brownwood 37 San Angelo 36, Abilene 30 San Angelo Big Spring 33 San Angelo 4 Stephenville 28 San Angelo Sweetwater 32 San Angelo 25 Stephenville 17 San Angelo Lamesa 45 San Angelo 34. Berger 47' ' '-Forfeited in 4th quarter ' ' Bi-District championship games - -State finals i i lin-nga. ,L ,.f-w-',- - WA'Ht2':Zwf'w-, .ww-,L -- 'L ls- fl W! I -V Y Co-Capt. Bob Nickel Forward Bill Warrick Forward Co-Capt. Iimmy Magill Center Wayne Evans Forward Delnor Poss Guard Ed Hartman Guard Delvis Guess Forward I 1mmy Heed Guard Donald Baker Guard Buzz Mills Guard 'B' Team Huddle . . . Evans Takes Off. That Brownwood Game It's in the Sack Eadelafl I PLAYING IN DISTRICT 3-AA with Sweetwater, Abilene and Stephe-nville, the 1951 Bobcat baseball team finished 'the season with cr .500 record. Squad members are Cfront row, left to rightj: Donald Baker, Ray Barrett, Bill Fox, George Strebeck, Harold Hardy, Doc Smith, Dicky Boatright. Middle row: Ed Hartman, Duane McCullough, Sam Crowther, Iim Stites, Arlon Fenner, Herbert Biederman, Don Peeples, Bill Leeper. Back row: Coach Arnie Card, Iim Strother, Wayne Baker, Dwain Sanders, Bill Warrick, Iimmy Clatterbuck, Hal Dickson, Don Abell, Mgr. Lynn Griffin and Coach Iohn Kiick. SEASON RECORD San Angelo 10, Odessa 9 San Angelo 10, Big Spring 8 San Angelo 9, Winters 8 San Angelo 2, Odessa 13 San Angelo 9, Big Spring 4 San Angelo 29. 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INTRAMURAL CAGE CHAMPS-CRront row rightj: Gwen Iones, Frances Holt, Ioyce Io Abbott. Back row: Nina Ray Hobbs, Hardegree, Peggy Hall, Betts Lacy. Startin' Line-Up Around End Gc1me's Over Breck Racks Up cr First Down. Denny Dodges cz Bronc. B-r-r-r-r, It's Cold! 1 5 E , , 3 Q 5 Q 2 3 l 1 . ,E E x S 2 fi: W ' Mor f Le e 0 th athewusher 9 Same Those G-o-r-g-e-o-u-s Orange Icxckets I, .,.:.: x iii? --'- -. ..r: ,,, N, .I j, .V I .... if N., N ' . 's'5g f:a,g ,..-, 5 V , fl, . Q .5-ff, , ' A l,Q ' vgg -,,. A' .ff 'A , as .sw f 3 E325 if '-'rzs K1ckoff What a Racket Up, Up Gnd Away f gk'-fig ' fig Y. 'S'-1' vw X JW 'V SNA , 3' . V g 1 .3 ft N .I gg ' Q Ne. -Lil X X . vm XXQ X 7 I U SN we , .Fi gm n ' I I f f X XX' ix f Ni?--' f 'fx s4TNtL -Q ' X. ' X 1 1 7 NND '-Z Q N ,X 3 Z X, .f!? ., yu 1 1,1 ' it ,T M? f wjl ' N i vs-,, ,sig ,4 6 X E 7E 15 4' ANWN 0 297' rvf lV7p FI? Tvs C NG MR7' IV UUHIM7' flvy!H 60114 77 KV xy. 5 XA X '1fNFJQ fd A-Q ' .' 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V g ets? 5, Scrmmye cmd Iczck Jerry cmd Betty Duaine and Betty CEMTAW TRI-HI-Y KEYSTONE TRI-HI-Y PRESIDENT Rosie Nason VICE-PRESIDENT NGIICY LSMUY Geneva Nichols SECRETARY ,Rl-lih Penninglon Jeuie Naylor TREASUREH Cm'01W'-79303 Lounell smith CHAPLAIN MQrqf1ret0vefh01Ser Donna Weiss HISTORIAN leffifene 3110014 Ioyce Melton Sdlldrd Cllmbie Vivian Clemons Brenda Bed! Kitty Cline V Carole Bryan Iuqnitqg Dfqke vifglnid Daniel Dorgfhy Kelley Jeannette Dunn Io Ann Hardwick leiid Gr0ff Carolyn O'Barr BSIHJUICI Hall Danny Wallace ' .Xicki Hill Sandra Weaver A Surah Humphrey Miss, Margaret Sities, Advisor Dunye lune lOiner , Paula Knittel Lillian Kuykendall Betty Mcllorey Betty Price Ruthelma Reed Wanda Shook Lynnette Swindoll Ienilee Tate Dottie Williford Mrs. Don Holdridge, Advisor PURPOSE To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. SLOGAN Pure thoughts, pure words, pure actions. Tri-Hi-Y stands for the three-fold purpose of the Y.M.C.A. CTrij: exemplified by high- school girls CHU: affiliated with the Y. M. C. A. CYD. AMICI HI-Y SALUBRIS HI-Y PRESIDENT Charles Iones VICE-PRESIDENT PC1111 Hudmunf lr- Bob Han-is SECRETARY Stanley Pack Krist CMoved Awayj Don DuPree TREASURER Duane McCullough Dick Russell CHAPLAIN Duane McCullough lake Price HISTORIAN Dudne McCullough Don Roberson William Warrick Don Abell Stanley Adams Sam Crowther Don Bartlett Billy Cupp Robert Blackbum Aridn Fenner Bob Bunycrrd George Gunter Ijmmy' Clqfferbuck Porter Henderson, Ir. Thomas Cowart Bob Humphrey Bubba Duncan Charles Kloberg Bobby Fields Bobby Lace Ray Henderson Glenn Lewis Sonny Iones Buzz Mills Bill Martin Fred Northcutt Pat McKinnon Eddie Pullman Bobby Perry Jimmy Rees Robert Pratt Bill Vaughan Charles Probandt limmy White I ack Ray Horace Wilson Cloice Whitley Hubert Whitley Harvey Williams, Ir. PURPOSE To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards cf Christian character. PLATFORM Clean ,..... Living, Speech, Athletics, Scholarship. FUNCTION To help boys achieve a more Christian way of living by developing personal integrity and self discipline: developing a growing sense of personal worth: maintaining perspective in a world of shifting values: performing useful community service: preparing in thought and action for the postwar world: conserving and strengthening democratic traditions: cooperating with other groups of young people to achieve these objectives. gi- funiaa Paam-Muck 31 Seniafz Banque! Maach I6 v Seniaa me mm, 1 . XX .. f ' . ' wx g TL V NR NH DEFINE, Rl ' y OSQUME ff' 14, Pj? f -Q, Q! f XX eb , X 3 ,X X J .J y X S Xf Q 5 nj!! Q if 6 Ha u N I ' X D DA C Q ll 5 .- . , .- - 7 if ' - ' V72 'N 'HE SOOD Ol-.Q 5U'vx'x1E1v, v.E ,, C X F,,- - 'i - k - - R , L: W A . Q 1.. ' 1 ,. s I -? wyn- I Ill A ln -- T ll I ' . 'KQMLI X x g V X C I K: ..5-- l L W-1' :ff fflrwf- Y ., ?H'i4-g f - , ::-11 :Jf-- --- - Q.. l L YI fn Memaaiam i Miss Grace Bitner 1903-1950 WITH the passing of Miss Grace Bitner on Iuly 5, 1950, San Angelo High School students lost not only an efficient instructor, but a friends as well. A member of the faculty of the San Angelo Public Schools 'for 24 years, Miss Bitner had endeared herself to hundreds of students and fellow-teachersfhe was instructor of history and social science and sponsor of the I ,nior Historians in San Angelo High School at the time of her death. ' As teacher, counselor, friend she will live on inthe lives of those hundreds through the good influence and works she left behind. 0 CG. . ,wqyjgy CD1 yigiqxhw- , ,, , T - , BAGSD ALE AU ' vi S sw, IGN GQ so AL Q 5540 001 COW B L eyols l 0X as so AN' 1 if H Q Q X1 Y' K y 0476- dowods 66 Yosff' I C i 9 vow so si Roark Luggage Manuiactunng 0- is ix?-Y' C -106 K X . X V xxf i l 1 I off' f ' tix I I , Part of the philosophy of any school is dl xg' H :I I a Proqram ot 90061 public relations . . . and M s , ' BX? , ' ' the support given the Westemer by San Angelo W V w, .XXQXX a I VJ business men attests to the effectiveness ' 4 .E 5 A' of that program here. AM. ,6 I Lu I To you San Angeloans who year 'g alter year go all-out in backing every E I phase oihthe school program. may tg C0 GAN we say an emphatic '1'hanks! Without KRW I 'EQ , A you, this book would not be possible. A lvtzt ' ' Q gl H Y Without you, many of the things that this book depicts E, 5 6 E I' - would abruptly cease to exist. I - U? If Your advertisement in the 1951 Westerner will be sg XX s I vitref Q , n ever-present reminder of your loyalty and support 2 X'-. X , fflflby f d JY to the more than 700 San Angelo High School students h X 0 f0l'f7,' ! who will treasure their book for years to com l E th . e esterner ta XX torso 0 Th 1951 w s ff at o . L ' Q ll, 'Y You X 40? 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You'll be reducing the annoyance and delay of wrong numbers and will save time. S0 always bank on the telephone directory for the right number and you can depend upon receiving real dividends in better service. San Angelo Telephone Co. i l ,fd ,, l'M YOUR OF Reddy Kilowatt is right with you all the time. You probably don't think much about it, but he helps you work in a hundred ways, every day, at the Hip of a switch. Reddy is on duty 24 hours a day. He never asks fi for a day off-not even for holidays or Sundays. He's Q XO stronger than a horse and he travels with the speed H. of light! He's The Mighty Atom in Person! QRK - He's the lowest priced servant in history with i ' wages that average about 3c an hour! 7 r . I J il f X 5 Thar's Reddy Kilowutt Power For You! lzeslln X 1 L E T R E D D Y 1 'pun' IT- G TRADE MARK I O O W.ast'I2exas Utilities 00m15afyv CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Iwi S' ffkw fe GRADUATION can I 'ff Jfzyehadzffay RI II? N yl H I I dq HOME OF NATIONAL BRAND LUGGAGE C A West Texas Ins11tu11on Servlng Wesi Texas Dames 1 Butter Ice Cream 44550 th O k St Ph 6767 A Bobcat Headquarters Matheny's Pharmacy PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS 1307 W. Beauregard D191 9113 E X r . 1 I 'N Q I V Bl . ' . 4 + 3 E. f Ice - M'1k - - u U es I Bc1temc1n's Sporting Goods d 1 AlS+d W+T S BLAKE DUNCAN San Angelo s Leadmg Store for Men and Boys San Angelo M1d1and Special Discouni' Ma e o I u enfs I5 es wohig . . Q q 1 . , OUR 32ND YEAR SUPPORTING THE BOBCATS The Friendly Store 104 South Chadbourne Street F h' P k Cl th Stetson Hats Arrow Shirts Styl H ll Cl th Lee Hats Van Huesen Sh't OES H man 0 E Cl th C tt Cl th Disney Hats Cooper Iockey,Sh t Cl lth B t Sh d y th b d 'pp C tt C os onian If It's from HOYT'S It's HOT We Carry a Complete Stock of Ienson, Watson and International Silver The Correct Gift Can Always Be Found At THE WEDGWOOD 8. SPODE SHOP AMIE CORNICK 718 N Mcnn St San Angelo Texas Phone 3496 MCCLURE S BAKERY Party Orders Cakes Pres and Pastnes I502 W Beauregard Ph 74I2 SCIHIEIQZ N IU IRSIEIRY LANDSCAPE SERVICE 216 East e ue K D 1 49884 SAN ANGELO TEXAS wi v.P-Vx u QRORPGRR Wllll3mS Radlo and Repalr Shop I iffy WyH C Pnmcess murv mm sALoN f D l2I8 W B Ph 7874 . . , I '?l ll . n ll . I I Av n ia f . . . Q :5g f,f1555 1 JY PEC!! lilllg In our a alr uttmg ' ,-.--av. J . . - . - eau. 1 . BEST WISHES To you Boys and Girls ..... Wil iam B Tyler Realtor 904 McBurnett Bldg San Angelo CANDIES SCHOOL SUPPLIES NUTS and NOVELTIES I50I 9 W Beauregard Phone 3534 ,ff Complnnents of DeCOTY COFFEE CO Home of Western Gold Coffee Mcmufcxciurers of MADYES Crecmve Footwear I O ..,......-. EE., f! 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H ESTABLISHED 1936 2000-10 WEST BEAUREGARD AVENUE PHONE 4175 SAN ANGELO, TEXAS RICE IEWELEITS A -Fine Diamonds- GUARANTEED WATCH REPAIRING 8 W Beau Ph 7685 me CLARKITS 2 Q PRUFESSIDNQL pnmmncy JUST SOUTH SHANNON HOSPITAL PHONE 9177 SAN ANGELO TEXAS Congratulcztxons F rom Martin Glover C SERVICE WHOLESALERS OF FRUITS VEGETABLES AND GROCERIES SINCE 1902 Phone 3121 San Angelo Texas Congratulauons to the Semors of 51 You Are Welcome at Walker s TWIH Gables 1313 W Becxu Ph 3640 'SQ M Www N'2 Q ,M M33 'lv-M HK lem. an 3' 'K mf 3 SQA SME? swgwg 253 Lag WW 44 F wifwwisif 5 I I Q - ' I I n N ' ' I . L' LV ,W A . g ,i .E K A A , - ,V V' V .flifliiix:EiE2gE2E3if5rg'z. 1f-.1'V??291lEV5Ef.L. . M , ,N f 1VVi?bLzl.11,,f1Ef 1 'w55W 1if?gl:. , 3 I f -V -' if . ..., we 1' : ff -3 -5. ': 'pf. .: : : s. ,H H W: - ' 'P ' '2--2 .. : 'TGV'-' ' ' ff ' ' 'S ? 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Startmg Our 64th Year 1n West Texas , l .I-. .l ,.. . V ,.' li, 'Aff' 'f' if l f . J v Kirby Vacuum Cleaner Co. 01 'Pepper 1218 W. Beauregard Sf 5 San Angelo, Texas ' , ' ' Telephone 4451 A aff far aff, I 1 , 1 f ,K , X 4 1 1 t Compliments of C 1' W ' 91 fafzplff Distinctive Women's Apparel Ragsdale Auto Co KandM Dr C1 Ph 8484 1113W Bea CQJZZZZMW 6 GEM J EWELERS 1 0 y ecrners . . u. Compliments ' CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS' Hollywood Style Shoppe CThe streamlined store between Foxworth cmd Perkins Drugj Phone 7623 112 S Chccdboume CORNELISON BROTHERS 42 Years San Angelo s Leadmg Dry Cleaners CLEANERS DYERS No I I7 Easf Hams Ave.-No 2 l3II W Beam San Angelo Texas PHONE 7668 EARN ET .STUDIO Pori'ra1fs-- Commercials - Weddmgs B RNET Lsorcmo 11 wEs'r Twcz AVE fm ' SENIORS of' 1951 CITY FLOWER SHOP Phone 9119 Walcotfs Glfi and Luggage Mustang Moccasms Purses and Blllfolds Hcmd Pcnnted Tzes Luggage V71 72' S55 a . H I G . R A CDICIO WAGNER Caldwgu Keygg Of I lee Lqu1p1uent PAINT AND GLASS co Aydffliffffjl' ..Cf'I7f' B0 7 'END Y x 'E Lemme IOP SAN ANGELO TEXAS M DAY OR NIGHT DIAL 7169 Typewx ILCI s Y Fountam Pens Supphes Good Health to All from R E X A L L PERKINS DRUG CO Smuih and Sons The REXALL S'I'ore 5930 7 E 1 I C B B :L A N D Oiled-tL2l'CI'Clh HAND TOOLED BELTS BILLFOLDS BRIEFCASES BAGS NOTE BOOKS WATCH BANDS AND NOVELTIES GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS C pl I T I g L g d R p S SAN ANGELO TEXAS Roark Luggage Manufacturing Company Custom Bullt Luggage I O 1. 1 . 1 1 4 1 ' I. 1 lk f 3 ' nf' i , 6 Rx - - Y ll k a. rl z owzu-- 5 zenz 5 wr: 1 4 I' R: L X, Y' II19 SOUTH CAKES STREET 15 E Twohig .Q MRS. H S Phone - 64I as I3 h l I L C I O - - - om ee coin , acin an e air ervice I ll ' ll O sgjix , 74 GUNTEHS Apphcnce Store !V GEGRGE W STEWART SADDLERY 225 S Ch d Ph 7239 STAY TUNED TO K T X L MBS L s c 1340 on your dial SPORTS- NEWS DRAMA THE AFTER HOURS SHOW CONGRATULATIONS From the std yW1 2715511 dwy MONTGOMERY WARD Best Wlshes From Your Y.M C A For and I . . -I Chuck Wag n Restaurant u entE are Alwa s e come u Comphments J C PENNEY C0 Comphments Producers Lwestock Auchon BURTON LINGO CO dgM P 9 BAN KETEIN M DTCIR CCI Compllments of 5' f IQ: W I C 701 Rust St Bex 16 De Mollie Wh11e s Auto Store Inc E1 tr al Appl A t A SAN ANGELO TEXAS Owner In Sw dle Rabensburg Co 37 39 E Concho Phone 6563 San Angelo Texas CADDO GROCERY 81 ICE Service Is Our Motto PIT BARBECUE 622 Caddo Ph 6068 of of s 0 il - f 3 . . . u. l N o LN Lumber and Bull 1n cxtencds N' Chad' St' AUTHDRIZED MERCURY AND LINCULN DEALER hone 312 . . 113 E. CDN I I I 0 an a i a oo o. - . I Y Furnlture - oec 1C xcmces u o ccessorieos V. . ' 9 . I l - 0 Z' - I X cc ' as X WV, XX W 6 X , . if h , X X! A T R O Y D HARRIS BROTHERS FOOD STORE 4 PII Leifel Jewelry Store 9 EV RYTHING F I IY McKlnneyslce Grocery WB eq W+Wh9+ Ph794I SAN ANGELO TEXAS X l!o XE! M L LEDDY SADDLE and Boor sHoP brmd- dry - ry Cleaning - Fur Cold St g T SHOP TOWEL SUPPLY 50 . a es Si. 21 . . D. . OI u iam Con rafulaiions from ' I E in ine ewer 13 . eau! ard IZO es as in on Drive u - , f'ff,f7 SXT. Best Wishes. . . 4 -gm ... ,f r t::E5:..: NX . ' . 6 xx X -'12 ax ' ' af, af ' y , 2 'ee' .R T 'ffm . Xi A I . W Florence and Martha HOQ M11 ry dChldr 227 s Ch C1 8. SAN ANGELO TEXAS Bertle s Beauty Salon 123 E B Ph 6077 f a O Sh1rley Floral Company 44 Hnnnwnnf ru PHONE 9111 C Comphments Of C gmt 1 ' THE CAMERA SHOP SYKES PHARMACY mgmphsr Compliments of YOU'RE Always WELCOME TRIIVIBLE al I A The Sea Food Drive-In HSUICIIICS GHC g Y 408 Soufh Irving Ph. 5207 20 West Beauregard lyk?-71 A '73 , sf ll 1.7 H Q l l 5 'line an i en's Wear ' . G1 . Trxlx 'iles ullhgp . 1 . I . eauregard , E g Flowers or 11 ccasions giNBRIlICl7El.1D.TEXAS Across from the ourt House ' on u a ions Seniors! 109 X d Porter Henderson Implement Co IOHN DEERE FARM EQUIPMENT Old Dutch O11 and Grease Plymouth Red Top Blnder Twme 70206 So Oakes St Phone 6185 San Angelo Texas Cumlvle qwxrutune Dlal 4372 Comphments BIGGS MOTOR COMPANY See Clyde Bzggs for Fmer Used Cars HHlIOI.COMBEfIlI5LANTQI-X1 INT NYTHING VERYTTZIRITJGATE MANUFACTURING STATIONERS OFFICE OUTFITTERS WBeauregard SANANGBLO,TBXAS DnaI4I6l COMPLIMENTS OF Cfomm Qu ok Men s Wear FINE CLOTHING FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN TAYLOR S PRINT SHOP PRINTING RUBBER STAMPS OFFICE SUPPLIES 303 N. Chad. Ph. 5454 I I I of . 109-11 N. Chadbourne St. I L . I1 I P 1 A c A E DRUGS SUNDRIBS SME Paul Hudman Drug Store N SALES OFFICE 4125 Its A Pleasure To Serve You Prescnptxons Fountam Servxce 6961 Phone S962 Dodge Plymouth cmd Dodge Trucks We Sohcxt cmd Wxll Apprecmte your Busmess Hams and Irving SAN ANGELO TEXAS Ray West Service Station FLYMUU7 Mobulqas M717 PHONE 5588 M IN AT ULDING PARTS S VIC! 4124 ARMSTRONG BROS. LUMBER CO. DEALERS IN BUILDING MATERIALS San Angelo, Texas I , ,,,,r'f.-.. .. fff- R ,,,. ll I In Q O Of - . . I . . T 7 An Institution of Good FOOD and Hospitality Homes of D1st1nct1on by TED BRGWN 6: CO Try Our Dry Cleaning' SANTA RITA CLEANERS 8: LAUNDRY Cllllll ' ant o. - . Beau.. Laun - W. Beau l rwlfmwefzb E7 Houston Clary MUSIC Store SAN ANGELO TEXAS 1 E T h A D 1 456 JEVV-ELBRS kwehy of amd Qehlibzclibn WWW ff-k 4, -I 7 E 55 l ' -. A 'F Ev WMM Nm.. -1 ff fs-Q 3 . wo ig ve. P ' 5 l , ,Q WM 45' 3 .F ' .-WE' .. 1 -' 5::'iIh'f 5: I ' T 599 3 Y 3 x D '-- ---L Nt? --. ..- 4? 15 Q- mm ,04ymw-'- f,1i!gf'a' 1 1195? ' ff-A' 5 - ' ' - .v-is 'BGNWR .1-f ' . 218 S. Oakes Phone 9171 for A-PLUS QUALITY use Gandy's Dairy Products SWEET MILK CRFAM CHOCOLATE MILK GAN DY S Cc?rIgffgE HOM?AifcN'ZED BUTTERMILK GANDY S CREAMEBY P P me 4!l!l.mf!1Q3 fig U MEAD S fme BREAD At X our Grocery 499 9 f J 0 0 ' ICE ,. 1 . ' 0 , 0 I 332 u iam Sfreef hone a , c. l 'z I2 BA y ' , . -5M 099250, UML Fresh Twice Daily 'z. 7 ' . ff ff, e 1 , A A , f' ,new ,,f' L-y - H fr rfggg i' 'N z gg Nb -444 -ff' 1 9 , 1 SAN ANGELO choose H01' EI. CACTU lL ..,. T r1'Y I .54-I .115 6 Pt 3.5352 H 1 I xi Mfg f fs 1 our choice ln West Texas Hotel Cactus ln San Angelo greets the traveler with true hospltallty, unexcelled accommodations and the homelike atmosphere that comes of personal attention to every detail of your comfort -B N, wm- va '6- LIE Is Use our reserva tlon service' Call wrlte, or wlre your nearest Affiliated National Hotel PLAZA Laredo auf' EEE xxxx x., AFFILIATED N ALABAMA HOTEL ADMIRAL SEMMES Mal: Ie HOTEL THOMASJEFFERSON Bummgham DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA HOTEL WASHINGTON Waxhmglon INDIANA HOTEL CLAYPOOL Indlanopol x LOUISIANA JUNG HOTEL Ne Orleans HOTEL DESOTO New Orleans NEBRASKA HOTEL PAXTON Omaha NEW MEXICO HOTEL CLOVIS Claus OKLAHOMA HOTEL ALDRIDGE Wewoka SOUTH CAROLINA HOTEL WADE HAMPTON Columbna ATI ONAL HOTELS TEXAS HOTEL STEPHEN F AUSTIN HOTEL EDSON HOTEL BROWNWOOD HOTEL BAKER HOTEL TRAVIS HOTEL CORTEZ HOTEL TEXAS HOTEL BUCCANEER HOTEL GALVEZ HOTEL JEAN LAFITTE CORONADO COURTS JACK TAR COURT HOTEL MIRAMAR COURT HOTEL CAVALIER HOTEL PLAZA HOTEL LUBBOCK HOTEL FALLS HOTEL CACTUS HOTEL MENGER ANGELES COURTS VIRGINIA Auxhn Beaumo I Bro n ood Dallas Dallas EI Pam Fun Wonh Gal exvon Gal ennn Gul eslon Gal exton Gulveslon Gul exton Galveston Laredo Lubbock Marlxn son Angel. 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' H I ' N X ,I ........... if I, f SAN ANGELO TEXAS IVIANNING S CHICKEN HUTT y k G bl 10 A M Spec al Dehv y Servc 12 P M Ma at Pr Ph 3773 eefseaega P0149 GREEN S BAKERY A Specml Cake' T W TAYLUR Furmiure and Hardware New and Secondhand For Each OCCCISIOH 62 64 N Chad Ph 3375 Lk h A y clWdd TOd ALWAYS FRESH 9I4 No Chad D I 5I36 I , - K Formerl nown as Green or es . . i ' er Till i e . . Olin nninq Main eusser A . as ur ar . . San Angelo, Texas I . A K . , Y Bakery Goods s You - ' ' ' i e T em Parf an e ing Cakes o r er l CONGRATULATIONS FROM NATIONAL BANK Where You Are Always Welcome Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation SAN AN GELO OWL? STEAKS CH l CKEYX hfe .lu 6665 X 5--Qin f VJ ,ZL 1 3 f t 101416 S Chad Si 5249 x X X SAN ANGELO TEXAS I X X THURMAN S CAFE 300 N Chad MR and MRS A D THURMAN It W G91 The Hahn' Mc M I L' L A N S No hab1t IS more rmportant than that of readxng a good da1ly newspaper It ms dr must for Amencans mf our democracy IS to cont1nue The Umted States IS a great nat1on largely be cause 1t has a number of great darly newspapers Most folk 1n around San Angelo prefer the San Angelo Standard-T1mes Your MUSICGI It's a West Texas Newspaper ' :DepQ1'tI'I1GI1t SJIOIG Mornmg Evenxng Sunday Weekly .ffx 1 A s lv 4 V' ff - N., t 00 X xy ,A I - ' - 2,-sy 1. -' h I A 't :XZ u . V 1 W ' ll ll I ' ' ' The Ph 772 I Wllpp PRESS J N C1 1, Company 21 East Hcxrns Ave San Angelo Texas DISTRIBUTORS OF VALSPAR PRODUCTS I308 W Beauregard P O Box l2I2 Cornp11ments of WEST TEXAS FINEST LADIES SHOP an Angelo Texas DICK SWINDOLL Horfom, Yaggyf GLASS 5. uPHoLsmuNa - 8 9 Wes+ Concho Phone 48I7 3 REALTORS PROPERTY MANAGEMENT REAL ESTATE LOANS GENERAL INSURANCE 21' So Chadbourne Phone 6734 SAN ANGELO, TEXAS Ben1' Windshield and Back Glass THE HOMESTEAD Recd Good Bcrrbe-cue Ballinger Highway 069 7 'Q POINTS 1 Ex Vurmshu 9 -,.v Brushes 'wg' a a er 1 'T Sundries Y The . - Y 31' 0 o I 5 . X X I ! X '--A KD V Broome, Hunter 81 Compliments of Meadows EVERY FORM OF INSURANCE P blhd 25WB ACME SHEET METAL AND AIR CONDITIONING Q Compllments of Es+a is e I89O Fine Food for Fin I pl . eauregarcl Dealers Of V 1-'LLEFEAAA ' 'E YI . V A E.-' I -I f E-7 CHRYSLER Sam s Ch1cken House sg-' AIRTEMP 'QA DIVISION or ,' . . I ia 32 J el Hum hre. -- . . Hu y Joe N. Johnson I enera epairs es ar Dlse PY MC ph G IR l2W +H Servmg Flne Food to West Texas Lookmg To The Future ARE ALWAYS GLAD TO HAVE YOUNG PEOPLE COME IN TO SEE US WE WELCOME THEIR ACCOUNTS HOWEVER MODEST AND RECOGNIZE THAT IN GIVING THEM PERSONAL ATTENTION AND INTERESTED SERVICE WE ARE SERVING NOT ONLY THEIR FUTURE BUT THE FUTURE OF SAN ANGELO AS WELL FIRST NATIONAL BANK SAN AN GELU, TEXAS wi: Time-Tested Service 1951 ALL POSSIBLE GOOD WISHES OF R. GORDON PERRY AGENCY I03 Soufh Irving Dial 7455 CONGRATULATIONS FROM Watson s Confectionery Where everyone goes 'ro fund II1 besf of Cakes Pres and Good WI1oIesome Food 200 Norfh Chadbourne MODEL LAUNDRY an DRY CLEANERS CONGRATULATIONS' We are very proud of San Angelo I-Ixgh School You wxll be proud of SCHUCH MOTOR CO INC SALES and SERVICE Comer Oakes at Beauregard STEVFS RIIKII HOUSE fmwlagedr 0106 f mr X X X Q . SEA FOODS FAMOUS STEAKS MEXICAN DISHES I ' d f ' 9 l ' 41 - . 11 7 Your Pontiac if you buy it from- Q I km D 'R QYK 2 'z F - . , As I I E ,,, , I ' X S A 41 ,.,' Date .............................. Rober! Massie provides this space for your SPECIAL AUTOGRAPHS Robelt MdSSl6 0 Sincerely, I 'U 5 I Everything In Furniture j,g..Q'5g5K Nesbrtt 'ii Botthng JACK KELLY S N0 2 51E Cpen 24 Hours Ave A at S Chad Phone 6051 B df 50' as Comphments of CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK San Angelo, Texas Member Federal DGPOSIL Insurance Corp. CO. N 0 I I f- , I , washfiive W D1n1ng Roorn Curb SGIVICG s A g 1 A ' T . . . T. A. amen, lf. L, Manager X4 QQ xuxxx. 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X Qs- wil V- li - A we f -'-- , , . ,W Ei A -3 ' Southwestern Balfour Co .- i- SERVING SOUTHWEST SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES 2105 1VIcK1nney Dallas Texas SAN ANGELO HIGH SCHOOL S OFFICIAL JEWELERS AND STATIONERS No One Can Bu1ld A Fmer Hmg Than Balfour I I A I I I u I - I I NELSON F. S. Dutch H otel 1729 Sec Texas Cor us Chn alma Mn COURTESY I M H Wil' Qyvlfjyj ,Q-'i . W , 59 jc, L W HW QNX h A i WWW-ww Q01 MEMBERS of the I95l Senior Class of SAHS held a class meeting 14 years after their graduation day on May 23, 1965. While at this meeting they all filled in a questionnaire that told what each was doing and what he had been doing for the past I4 years. The following is a compiled summary from the information received from the questionnaire: Bob Nickel now owns a chain of drive- in grocery stores in California but he says he makes more money off his Coke ma- chines on top of Twin Mountains. Scott Elms is working on a project to light up the moon for all the lovers four weeks a month instead of one. He can do anything with neon. Dorothy Whitfield has been given the award for the outstanding fashion designs of the year. Ray Barrett is the counsel for the plain- tiffs in their plea to the government asking for a larger allotment of rain for next year's crops. Marlin Hahn, Calvin Hoels- cher, and Larry Iohnson are the petitioning farmers. Delores, Dierschke and Rheba Edwards have completed another successful year in their ideal secretary school. George Osborn is playing with the Tul- sa Symphony Orchestra. It seems that play- ing the trombone isn't all he does. Opening night of Snookie Bingham's new Broadway show, Dancing Feet , was termed magnificient by everyone. lack Ransom, who spends most of his time doodling on his 14-foot mahogony desk, has just named Betty Fowler the stenographer he likes most to work with. Betty is one of his 20 private secretaries. Myrtle Gray Clary has just been elected president of the National Parent-Teacher Association. Nona Vickers is the newly elected corresponding secretary of the or- ganization. Dr. Bill Taylor, veterinarian, and his wife, the former Myma Loy Ray, are spend- ing a few weeks on their yacht. Some of Bill's patients that they are taking with them are Mickey and Minnie Mouse, Porky Pig, Droopy, and Tweety-Pie. Wylie Webb is the Master of Ceremo- nies for the coast to coast broadcast of Ladies Keep Standing. Io Abbott, now with the Squarling Brothers Circus. is doing the high dive into a glass of water. Dalton Stuart sings Don't Cry Io while holding the glass. When the circus was in San Angelo, Margie William- son took her cute little twins and three of her other children to see this great act. Bill Key is now vice-president of Gen- eral Motors Corporation. Betty Skaggs has just completed her new book Gruesome Stories for Growing Children. Lawrence Taylor. just out of the walking Anny, is giving big league baseball a try. Billie Brymer, known as one of the most sought-after women in Texas, is now the heir of a multi-million state wide chain of gas stations. Norma Iean Henson has been pro- claimed the outstanding artist of the year for her painting entitled, Nothing , lack Blake's newly designed car, the Iacky B, is to come off the production line sometime in the next three months. Tincey Moses and her husband are mov- ing to the Hawaiian Islands by order of Uncle Sam. Ray Hall Beck, the Humphrey Bogart of 1965, is now on a personal appearance tour in Alaska. Ted Babb and Joel Howerton, both of the FBI have just exposed a ring of dope smugglers. It is believed that lean Grounds is the leader of this gang. Susan Mayfield, the scientist, has just married a famous New York doctor. lames Snelgrove, known as Behind the 8-Ball, Ioe McDoakes . has been on cr va- cation in England. Pauline Eudaly and Lue Lee Ingraham have opened their joint dancing and piano studio in Hollywood, California. Sammy Abbott is a traveling salesman for the Five-Course-Dinner-in-a-Capsule Company. Inez Littlefield is managing the West Texas Utilities Branch Office at Podunk. Mamie Io Kennedy's exclusive ladies shop held its annual Spring Fashion Show last week. Dorothy Gray and Dollye Sef- cik modeled outstanding spring fashions. Doris Ann Howard modeled children's clothes. The feature entertainment was a Bubble Dance by Helen Ioyce Webb. Preciliano Gallegos is still hollering for Girls, Girls, and more Girls. Admiral Gerald Baker has just returned from his sixth expedition to Lower S-lobolvia. Lynn Webster is proving herself to be a good neighbor by teaching all the kids in her neighborhood how to march. Hal Whitsitt, the cowboy, is visiting Bob- by Castle on his tobacco farm in Kentucky. Speaking of tobacco, the new railroad run- ning through the Southern States, known as the Tobacco Road, is owned by Ken- neth Hayes, Leslie Davis, and Cal Hen- derson. Barbara Borger is drawing cartoons etc.. for Esquire Magazine. Patsy Huckabee has just completed her piano Concerto in H-Minor. Kenneth Schl- audt is to play it on his concert in Carnegie Hall next month. DELORES Stanford is president of the Nimble Thimble Sewing Club. Denny Edmondson has set the world's record for flagpole sitting at 224 days. Wanda Brashear's new book of poems, Various Poems for a Variety of People , has just been completed. Mack Deans has invented an invisible candy and chewing gum wrapper so that Miss Ruble can't make anybody else go around the school counting all the pieces of paper on the floor. Peggy lane I.ewis.has gone back to Baylor to do graduate work in voice. It is believed that George Strebeck Calias Blackie Blackmanj was one of a gang that robbed the New York National Bank last week. Nancy Carruth now owns a cosmetics factory in California. Tommy Glass, the friendly undertaker, has been complaining because Dr. Carolyn Hardegree keeps him so busy covering up all of her mistakes. It doesn't leave Tom- my any time to go fishing. George Wilkinson has been leaving his New Mexico ranch quite regularly to visit Ozona. I wonder if it's just the land he is interested in or is it Betty Tupper and her land. Mary Sue Talley is doing a 30-minute sportscast every week for Gaynelle King's Kingey, Wingey, Munchie, Crunchy Break- fast Food. Charles Dennis is running the Lovey Dovey Matrimonial Agency. Glenda Stewart, Patsy Ruth Beck, Io Nell Bahlman, Maxine Calvin, and Ruby Nell Hite teamed up as the Fabulous Five and are doing a great missionary work in China. Patsy Garner Nasworthy is suing her husband, Tommy Nasworthy, for divorce on grounds of indifference. It seems that Tommy spends all of his time studying and reading enclyopedias. Dr. Harold Hardy has just been promot- ed to nail specialist at Mayo Clinic. Patti Booth is playing first chair clairinet in the Labratory Technicians Band. Mary Garner, Io Ann Nail, Patsy Balch, Frances Benton, and Ianelle Lee are dis- cussing the current problem Why Every Girl Should Be Married , on the Town anim. 6 Meeting program. Working right along on that same subject are Gwyn lones and Ioan Hilton who have been trying to get Senator Eileen Barry to introduce a bill To Insure a Husband to Every 25-Year-Old Woman in Texas . Incidentally, Iimrny Iohnson, the fabu- llous rich rancher from Texas, has been labeled the Catch of the Year . Poor Billye Arledge-she's still trying to get into Iohn Tarleton but can't quite pass the entrance exams. Well, Dorothy Baird had to stay at Sul Ross long enough to get a PhD. but at long last she's hooked herself a real Sul Ross cowboy. Donald Scott has just organized a West Texas Woman Haters Club. Ieanna Crook is still flashing that beau- tiful Ipana smile at everyone. NANCY Williams and her husband are living in the Veterans Quarters at the University of Texas. Lynn Griffin's Construction Company is building a new housing unit on the TU campus. Peggy Kevil is flight nurse on the Round- the World Excursion Plane that leaves Long Island every morning at 8 o'clock. Martha Bennett Denton and her young daughter are modeling for Mother-Daugh- ter pictures for the Powers Modeling Agen- cy. Larry Wheeler is taking a cruise in his private submarine. Dorothy Stevens has recently gone to Hollywood to do all the interior decorating in Minelle Smith's new home. Minelle is currently appearing in the G-M-G produc- tion. Lassie and I . Torch singer, Helen Ray, who is now appearing at the Stork Club, has been seen a lot lately with the millionaire fzos- ter board king, David Reader. Darnelle Hammack has just won the title of Miss Pot Plant of4l965 . Yvonne Atten- sil was runner-up. Wyndell Crowder just got herself a brand new car that won't stop at any inconvenient places. Alice Sinclair is having trouble with her furnace and her husband, Richard Burrage -when she watches one. the other goes out. Valarie Cherry and Marilyn Fugit have gone to France to study the Frenchmen-er -I mean, to study the French hat designs. Well, Iean Barney has at long last said yes and settled down to be a housewife -now isn't that Keene? Eleanor White is playing flute in the Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra-or is it the Navy Band she's playing in? Poor, poor. Connie Kinkle. She fell off of her horse and landed on her head. What a life! Appearing in the Rodeo at Madison Square Garden this year was the outstand- ing cowgirl of our times, Iosi Mills. Donald Petesch won high money in the calf-roping events this year with 8 minutes 2 seconds as his time. Tonya Woullard has been chosen as Miss I Don't Know. Maybe You'd Better Tell Me of 1965. At I0 o'clock every moming, you can find Louise Iackson and Tommy Faye Mar- tin gossiping over their back yard fence. Pat Hagan has improved the old type sun lamp by inventing a device that turns the lamp off as soon as you go to sleep under it. This should be very useful to Pat. Jerry Carl Lonon, president of the Gad- gets, Gadgets. and more Gadgets, Inc., is manufacturing this most scientific article. Lester Eisenbeck is teaching the French Horn at the Navy School of Music. The Royal Society of Chemists has elected Marjorie Parrish to the title of Chemistry's Most Outstanding Contribution to the World-A Blonde. fi Robert Grisham is spending a happy vacation- in Andulusia. The purpose of the vacation is to spend all the mony that he, as the head bookkeeper, stole from the Last State Bank. George Cantrell is manager for the Green Bay Packers. Ieanne Dickson has gone back to San Angelo High School to teach Physics. The only thing is that Papa doesn't like for her to go out with the Seniors. Frances Holt is also back at SAHS as a tennis instructor. Patsy Bryan has gone back to her be- beloved home in Munday, Texas, to teach music and P.E. That St. Louis Woman , George Hei. ner, has been setting the wocds on fire back in Missouri with her Tall Tales about Texas. Philip Drake is ranching in Sierra Blan- ca. Helen Leiber Sinclair was awarded a cash prize of Sl.0O0 for having the best re- cipe for Apple Turnovers. The prize was awarded to her by the makers of Heavy Crust Flour. Io Nell Sullivan got married back in 1956 and wound up a Burden to all Iris Toliver is raising worms on her Wiggly Giggly Worm Farm Iames Cun ningham restaurant owner is her best cus tomer Chorus girl Doris Neill has been seen lately with two multi millionaires Dean Cope the Crunchy Munchy Wonder King and Denny Southworth the Diddy Draper tycoon Donovan Darsey who owns part inter est in radio station LDWL has been spend ing some of his time in Mexico lately Margaret Iones who is still wearing a size two shoe is modeling Teeney Weeney Childrens Shoes in New York Iohn Kregerman didnt have anything to do so Mayor Rhodes Morgan put him to work on the city garbage truck La Iuan Lawson who has been living in Illinois for the past few years has moved back to Texas Her husband plans to go into the real estate business in Scm Angelo Kenneth Gunter the woman hunter has developed a new type radio Its greater than television not only can you see the pictures and hear the forces but this sen sational machine also rocks the baby to sleep every night Iov Clark has been chosen as Miss Lena the Hyena of 1965 Thomas Moser is suspected to be the leader of one of the biggest bootlegging gangs in the United States This gang is known as the Two Feathers and Five Roses 90119 Iimmy Cox is still selling ladies lingerie at Hemphill Wells Bobbie Brooks and Maxine Berger have just completed their plans for a Girl s Ranch Ioyce Matthews is still at SAHS lead mg the yells and majoring in commercial arithmetic to all the natives Nancy Lewis is singing at the Phllhar moruc Convention that begins next Monday Gerald Boykin has just been promoted to first vice president of M System Food Stores enough said Bill Green flew his new super duper diddly dee jet on a test flight to the moon If possible Bill is going to bring the moon back with him It seems that he has prom lsed it to Ieannme Clay Tommy Flows novel The Sixth Down on the Ten Yard Line is to be made into a movie Robert Hilliard will produce it and Patricia Tippett will be the star in the tac kle position Rusty Setiz is a ladies hair stylist in a Fifth Avenue Beauty Salon Ierre Sykes has been appointed Athle tic Director of Abilene I-hgh School Rita Tucker who now has her own or chestra, is on an idefinite engagement at the Shamrock in Houston. Clade Tatum fell out of a row boat and almost drowned but Dora Lee Martin swam out from the shore and saved the day for Claude. LEWIS Iamerson is sitting on his front porch watching his oil wells come in. Benny Walker, the tennis playing car- toonist for the Lower Slobbovian Herald is engaged to Miss Lena the Hyena. Betty Cathey, Nelda Woodley, Pauline Tucker, Helen Hinricks, and Virginia Lol- lar have opened their new Punsey Posey Florist Shop. Jimmy Morgan starred in the refilming of the motion picture, Harvey , Iimmy played the part of Harvey. Noel Knight, Groves Kuykandall, Modie Driskill and Iames Caldwell have just com- pleted a book entitled At Home with the National Guard . Iimmie Russell Billy Brewer and Ernest Kieshng have a chain of grocery stores on the east coast These are known as the No-System Stores That fabulously rich rancher from Texas Mit Arrott was seen at the opening of the Metropolrtan Opera Cherry Moreland Moger Dixie Bear field and Lola Anderson Gifford were the three contestants on Queen for a Day that received two-weeks vacations to Cuba Fritzi Seifert the walking encyclopedia has been making all the night spots lately Iimmy McCord owns a big clothing store on 5th Avenue Ianelle Turner is his head bookkeeper Iohnme Hudson was arrested on charges of suspicion of robbery Chief of Police Billy Cook stated Bill Garrett spends all his time in Cell 3 of the County Iail answering 1869 chain letters he has received B111 just refused to break his own chain Colonel I L Wlllimson is now stationed in the Hawaiian Islands Hrs personal aide is David Buesher After raising I5 grand champion lambs Eugene Wester has decided to give up sheep raising and give the other boys a chance Dorothy Wallace voted the Best Dressed Woman of 1965 has been seen sneaking around in blue jeans and a T shirt Darrell Vanable has just written a book How to Have Muscles Posing for the illustrations was Dale Vinson Leon Brazeal and Ierry Blackerby have gone into the used car business in Miles Iean Capshaw is the Frank Sinatra of the 1960s Mrs Capshaw the former Io Ann Burns is suing for divorce It seems Iean has followed Daisy Brodnax to Europe where she is making personal appearances as a fan dancer Sue Feller is now raising tulips in Hol Therman Summerville and Doyle Echer man have gone into the fur business under the name of U Katchum and I Skin Em Liverata Cuellar Enedma Rivera and Marcilina Garcia are Navy nurses at the Pensacola Florida Naval Base Dwight Trice is now head coach at SMU Erwin Hawkins and Louis Raiborn are in the pop corn business at the Texas Theater David Do or Die Bulter won the Indian apolis speedway races last year Pat Cahill has transferred from the Navy to the Infantry because of sea sickness Iimmy Spalding and Loren Reed are radio announcers out of Clint that s C-L I N T Texas Barbara lones and Helen Biggs have been giving six month courses on How to Catch a Man and Keep Him The star pu pils are Totsie Simmons and Carlene Cope .--, ...... .'-- -4.-Q., Dicky Boatright is now umpire for the National League. Louilla Dunn and Odessa Chandler have gone to Washington as secretaries with high hopes of getting mink coats. Mary McCleary was dismissed from the 'County Library for necking behind the bookcases. She is now with the Library of Congress. There are more and larger book- cases there. 'ELIZABETH Franek and Rena Rue Moore are the official hog callers at the San Angelo Fat Stock Show. Mike Kalaitzas, the Larry Parks of San Angelo, is now doing impersonations of Al Iolson on 'the stage of the City Auditorium. Mrs. Loretta Stewart Doowittle has re- signed her position as the sports editor of the Standard-Times to run her private nurs- ery. Ierry Williams recently traveled to Reno to obtain his seventh divorce.' It is rumored that wife No. 8 will be a famous oil heiress from Iran. Roy Winboune Harold Iackson and Al ton O Dell are now stewards on the Queen Mary Gary Sanderford is now Ambassador and Cassanova to Brazil Jack Broom s Vacancy Hotel whose slo- gan is Always Room for One More is a popular resort Ronnie Wilkerson and family are now touring Europe Earnest Kxeslrng John McKmzie and Richard Reed are jet rocket pilots They now run daily flights to Mars and Venus Boby Wilkes and Bill Edwards own the M.tdA1r Service Stations where Earnest Iohn and Richard stop to reservice their ships Sterl Weaver was voted Mr Manners of 1965 Don Flores is a life-guard at Coney Island Hamilton Wilson the new owner of the Standard Times is still sleeping day and night Wesley Harnson is the owner of the Hrppety Hoppety Wabbit Farm on the Ar den Highway Iames Keating IS driving the public crazy with his hot rod motorcycles Don Parsley has gained fame in the literary world He has just published his sixth book of poetry Don Roberts is president of Westem Union When Elton Cates received his PhD from Columbia University he came back to teach Drivers Education Wayne Baker is the county agent of Tom Green County Drcky Alford after 15 tries has finally won the National Tennis Championship Harold Biggs accompanied by Delmar Batla on the guitar is singing on the Grand Ole Opry Felice Alcala and Hortensia Delgado Felice sets hair Hortensia plays the violin to keep the customers contented Bernell Srruth won the title of The Fast est Driving Farmer of 1965 Iimmie Sticks Magrll has a fine job re- pairing basketball nets Don Baker has certainly traveled far in baseball since he played for the Bobcats He is now bat boy for the New York Yan kees Authur Suter the famous Chicago arch itect was voted to have the loudest voice in Illinois Don Simmons is holding a tent revival on the banks of the Concho River Five star general David Herring has been given a new assignment according to the Department of the Army He no longer is assigned to moppmg up the supply room now General Herring is the major potato peeler I I I I - ' I I ' 1 u n P ' I I I I I I . . 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