Shallowater High School - Corral Yearbook (Shallowater, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1949 volume:

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N . 4 ' V -4' ' 1 ,f 5 f 1 I - -P f me ,-1 , T wld 11-30: alia -,,,.,--f--4 From September 6, 1948, the day on which Mr. Todd unlocked the doors of Shallowater School, to the month of May 1949, we present the life of the students of our school with: Dedication - - Administration - - Seniors - - juniors - - Sophomores - - Freshmen - - Personalities - - Sports - - Social Activities - - Campus-capers - - junior lligh - - Elementary. .96 ofzewofacd In presenting this volume of the 1949 Corral, we have endeavored to give you a kalei doscopic view of life and activities of Shallowater School. We hope that you will enjoy seeing these scenes as much as we have enioyed present ing them to you. We wi sh to express our appreciation to the students and faculty members for the assistance they have given us in collecting the material for this yearbook. Mary Dean Westbrook - - -------- - - Jack Arnold - - - Yvonne Rucker - joe Smith ---- Billy Brock ---- - Nancy Ashburn - Mary Crump ---- - - Virginia Lyon - - Clydene Whitaker Hulin Fowler - - - - - Mollie Newman - Harold Clark - - - Alice Porter - - Mary Thorton - - - Derrell Murphy - Benny Weber - - - Garlin Hood - - Hubert Gentry - - Mrs. Varina Putman - - - - - - - Typist - - - - Sport Editor Sport Editor, typist - - Adv. Committee - - Adv. Committee - - - Social Editor Assistant Soc. Ed. - Layout Assistant Layout Supervisor - - Editor-in-chief Sophomore Reporter - - - Associate Editor - - - - - Art Editor - - - - Art Editor - - Sales Manager - - Sales Committee - Sales Committee - ' - - - Business Manager - - Annual Sponsor IX!! 4 lim! q 3559 I ll I :fd I 'n' W 9,3 175001 Hia' r., -1' . ,kxx 1. RQ ag. sf ffm . '70 Xl. N T' ' 5 ., ' frf .:..:f:f ' W f EQ- we 1 ' QV N K ' vial ! X ' QL- KU N , 2 3 f- ' ' Q 'T2Ait E5 , '- ,fain Q . K 3 4 lyk L? :LN x- f M91 V Q Z6l!l,C'JZLl'0 The 1948-49 Corral is dedicated to the athletic department of. our school: those who participate, those who make this participation possible, and the boosters from the sidelines. SUPERINTENDENT'S MESSAGE Shallowater Public Schools DEE HANCOCK, Superintendent Shallowater, Texas To My Student Friends: Your lives, no doubt, will be in keeping with the high ideals and standards of living you have exemplified on the campus of Shallowater High. You should feel, therefore, a personal responsibility in living up to the ideals on which you have thus far been schooled. The traditions planted by you become the permanent and priceless possessions of Shallowater High. I trust that you will make the traditions of this school as rich and valuable as it is possible for human efforts to make them. Your sincere friend, D12 Dee Hancock FACULTY MR. WALTER OSWALT MRS. WALTER OSWALT High School Principal Fifth Grade Math, Safety Ed., Geography B. A. degree, Central State B. S. degree, Central State Teacher's College, Edmond, Oklahoma College, Edmond, Oklahoma.. M. Ed. degree Okla. University. Norman, Oklahoma. COACH CHARLES BOOZ MRS. CHARLES BOOZ Elementary Principal fNot G member' ofthe fatfullyl. Eighth Grade Texas Tech wa MRS. DIZ E HANCOCK lznglislz, Clzernistry lf. S. flf-grae Texas Technological College, Lulllfnclf, Texfzs. Senior Class Sponsor. FACULTY MRS. VARINA PUTMAN History, Biology, fr. llusiness, lunior Class Sponsor .-lnnufzl Sponsor ll. 5. degree North 7'e'Arzs Stole Tvucherfs College llrnlon, Texas. Spvciol zrorlf in llnirfrsit Of,'1ll1lJl7V71ll. MISS DANA WOODWARD MISS ELLEINE WOODWARD NRS. H. E. WOODWARD l'iz1n0 lx fllllllll I 5 'lf vi, 'adfllg s i Q 2 5 S , s J U1 .,,. ,,,,. 4' , , ,.-133 my , 61 Q. Qlflps 'L 1. R Q' . Y Q 5 :,Q ti , 5 WNW! -, We I 4 g z , :IAU ogy f ' 46 'F '75 ,, 1 wk X ? A 3 - if I XX I X , E X- IAN s Q M Af 4 W eff X f 'Y - qi A Q , ax SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS YVONNE RUCKER VIRGINIA LYON - - - . HUBERT GENTRY MARY LOU CRUMP HULIN FOWL ER ---- --- SECRETARY ----REPORTER --- PRESIDENT -- TREASURER VICE PRESIDENT SENIORS HUBERT GENTRY Class President 43 Vice-Pres. 33 Track 3,43 Valedictorian 8th grade3 Annual Staff 3,43 Voted Most Likely to Succeed 43 Basketball 1,2,3,43 Tennis 1,3,43 Baseball 3,43 Class Play 3,43 Highest Ranking Student in Senior Class. ' ' HULIN FOWLER Class President 33 Class Secretary 13 Vice- President 43 Best All-Round Student 33 Second Highest Ranking Student in Senior Class3 Salutatorian 8th grade3 Annual Staff 3,43 Queen Escort 33 Tennis Doubles 1,2,3,43 Basketball 1,2,3,43 Baseball 1,2,3,43 Track 3: Class Play YVONNE RUCK ER Secretary 4g Vice-President 13 Class Play 3: Class Queen 13 Prettiest Girl in Freshman Class3 Annual Staff 43 Home Economics 25 Typing Regional Meet3 Basketball 1,2,3,43 Softball 1,2,3,43 Tennis Singles 3. MARY LOU CRUMP 4-H Clubg Class Secretary 39 Class Treasurer 43 Class Queen 33 Home Economics 2,33 Annual Staff 3,43 Class Play 3,43 Favorite Girl in Senior Class3 High School Favorite 33 Basketball 1,2, 3,43 Softball l,2,4. SENIORS VIRGINIA LYON Class Treasurer 33 Annual Staff 43 Home Economics Club 1,23 Class Reporter 43 Class Play 3,43 4-H. JACK ARNOLD A Basketball 3,43 Baseball 3,43 Track 3,4Q Class President 23 Class Play 3,43 Third Highest Ranking Student in Senior Class. CHARLES PERSER 4-H Clubg Class Play 3,43 Annual staff 43 Softball 1,2. MARY WESTBROOK Annual Staff 43 Home Economics Club 1,23 Typing Regional Meer3 Class Play 5,4. 1 SENIORS GARLIN HOOD Basketball 45 Baseball 3,4g Queen Escort lg Annual Staff 4g Class Play 3,4. NANCY ASHBURN Basketball l,2,3,45 Class Queen 4g Second Prettiesr Girl in Freshman Classy Track 35 Tennis 1,2g Home Economics Club lg Annual Staff 4g Prettiest Girl in High School 35 Soft- ball 2,3,45 Class Play 3,4. 3 BENNY WEBER Basketball 1,2,3,4g Tennis 1,2,3,4g Baseball 2,3,4g Track 3,45 Annual Staff 4g Class Play 3,4. DERRELL MURPHY Basketball 1,2,3,4g Tennis 1,2,3g Baseball 3,4g Track 3,4g Queen Escort 43 Favorite Boy in Senior Classg Captain of Basketball Team 3,43 Class Play 3,4g Annual Staff .bo- K' 1 sd SENIORS CHARLES COATS Basketball 33 Class Play 3,43 Annual Staff. CLYDENE WHITAKER Basketball 1,2,3,4g Track 35 Tennis 1,2,3,4g Class Secretary 2g Class Queen 23 Third Prettiest Girl in Senior Classy Softball 1,2,3,4g Voted Friendliest Girl in Senior Clas sg Class Play 3,43 Annual Staff. BILLY RAY BROCK Track 2g Queen Escort 25 Annual Staff 4g Class Play 3,4. JOE SMITH Annual Staff 43 4-Hg Class Play 3,4. CLASS WILL We, The class of 49, having reached the end of our career here, being in sound health of body and of disposing mind and memory, do make, publish and declare this writing to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking and making void all other testimonial writings by us heretofore made. And we do hereby direct that our funeral services shall be conducted by our friends and well-wishers, the faculty, only enjoining that the funeral shall be carried on with such dignity and pomp to which our standing in school entitles us. As to such estate as it has pleased the fates and our own strong arms to give, we do dispose of the same as follows: I Derrell Murphy will my movie career to Melba Roberts. I Nancy Ashburn leave my towering height to Peggy Arnold. I Hubert Gentry leave my technique for eating six hot dogs, in six minutes to any Junior who will buy the hot dogs. I Billy Brock offer to play a piano solo for any junior who can endure it. I Benny Weber bequeath my studious habits to junior Winfield with the understanding that they Be retumed to him if he goes on to college. I Mary Lou Crump leave my bold, agressive manner to Walter Hutton in the hope that it will help him get over his shy and timid ways. I Clydene Whitaker leave my ability to roll my little blue eyes at the boys to Dorthy Evans. CSee page 22. I Joe Smith leave all my examination marks to Newman Lusk in the hope that if they are added to Newman's marks they will total a passing grade. I Virginia Lyon leave my surplus chewing gum to Sammie Clark on condition that she use it only for sticking papers together or sundry other useful and legal purposes. I Jack Arnold leave my individual and private technique in solving problems in math to Mary Ruth Redwine, with the recommendation that'she also have an answer book on hand - - -justin case. I Mary Dean Westbrook leave my alarm clock to Bobby Reed, said alarm clock being guaranteed to never go off regardless of time for which it is set. I Yvonne Rucker leave my skill at whispering out loud to anyone who gets a back seat. I Garlin Hood offer a moonlight ride in my father's car to any Junior girl who will buy the gasoline. I Charles Coats leave my ability to type to Willima Betts. I Hulin Fowler leave my solemn, dignified attitude and my interest in the serious side of life to Harold Clark. I C. W. Perser leave my speed of foot to any Junior, not smart enough to talk his way out of a tight spot. In Witness Whereof, We, the class of 49 have to this will set our hand and seal, this 27th day of May. ,X ,QQ-,Q Efpfhecq -MQ, f . I ,,,m, ,,,,, 0 on B7'o aJwa of Qfllfascfe .Z--95 95:7 - We 1-,ei 5 Q30 - Q X. X, x S P- me ' , . 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WALTER HUTTON PEGGY ARNOLD 03 SAMMIE CLARK TED SIMPSON JUNIOR WINFIELD MARY THORNTON I 41 HAROLD CDLARK MARY RUTH RliDVL'INli 1 'N fl DON A LD WAGFS Jw Q wi ALA BETTY EVANS THOMAS RAY REED WILLIMAE BETTS .kv JERRY LYNN MCCLURE ALICE RUSSELL CHARLES LYTAL '53 Y 'Y' 1 '1 venom- ALICE PORTER BOBBY JOE REED MILDRED COX if 3' ,' .l 534, W ,Vg Ay-w E 1 9.1 1. . .Qffzf J'V,1 ' :Qi W1 I L1 1' 1-ff, -Lv.: . ' if Q . - V- 5 A' ., , ,--il -, ucv. A f.-B -t r X Aff 21-A A if- 5 . i -S .' . L S. .', -Lf . :l.aX.x',': mt., List, 1 ,LU-4. .1 '1': . mv. .-I -. Fltaifif frtlf ' . ,- . Six. fl wx . .Qig- 'f..1',. ,, 31 f, 'qv My ., I ,ifigff v 1 -I vglmy fs ' f 1 5 . fix. SOPHOMORE CLASS ,Q .. mms. JZ E 2? I VV. , 1M,3gf1fwff , . A gp f 1 14 3 M 4 I ,, I I i SUSIE PUTMAN BENNY CONGER S. TOMMY STROTHER J. D. YOUNG VIRGINIA LUCK MARY JIM ASHBU N I n z giyz V Q - I I I K MOLLIE NEWMAN RAYMOND SP ANN JIMMIE R EDWINE ww , VI ga ,. .iii , :E L I QI Ii, .NL 4 .4 If 5 LESLIE KING SOPHOMORE CLASS FRANCELL WILLIAMS JERRY LINDSEY VENITA PETTIET DAYTON MARR MARGARETT LYTAL Qfy, 5, '. xx, 'V 2 'A Q t JAP l 'Q ,- , ,117 I ,f 7 af, ' BILLY SMITH CARLE FOY EVANS OLT-ITA BOOZER WANDA BRISTOW Fu,+'bLY8. a,'f'g3 4' N abd Mrs John eeks lQ'nJcL Eg HOW Coach -feH' when 'Ula 50'-I5 fgb W071 QQ Pe,7fb'h4l Q' 7 -1 Z' lendimi fyff' L!!-x M'-OSwal+ Wa-Pcsyes W N be-rf.: rs rm ' Ca. 6+E'rfA. lwhuy mann ' f0'55a'f+a.'nf'S B774 Swfew-V1'SoY'cf--u I 1 .' -rf f, if 2 .a',g,,- 1' I fb, M. , 1 -. ,F f .' llif I 1 1 1 4 , .x ,. V., Sf - ' .- .ft ' - 4. il xr. ' 1 X .X ,Ki gs X ff 'J .LW 5 -F fi J EI f 5 N I . , I. N, '-,. -wp: . Y ,VE-J :KN 4-ff .4 '.:- V-.' -M.. .,,. nu 'f'H'ff: 'SAFE FRESHMAN CLASS O LJ OO O 5 a in E335 97 B ,N Q P 337 I uf Q J Aki X i 3 S JERRY BROCK GARY HOOD GOLDIE REEVES President Vice-President Secretary , if is iid? SHIRLY GILES MARLINE EVANS LAWERANCE ROBERTS DORIS HELMS Tre as urer 'Nm BOBBY VARDEMAN ELIZABETH COATS ROY HERRON BOBBY CONGER 7'-X ANN' - '1 ' I ,,, ... -, V.-4, 'A -2 ,S .3 ALICE NELL RUSSELL FA VORITE JUNIOR GIRL Favorite Sport: Basketball Hobby: Collecting pitchers Favorite Subject: Biology Active in 4-H Club work. SENIOR FAVORITES MARY LOU CRUMP I-'AIVORITE SENIOR GIRL Favorite Sport: Basketball Hobby: Collecting cups and saucers. Favorite Subject: Home economics Active in 4 -H Club work and Christian Youth Work. Won trip to National 4-H Club Congress, Chicago by achievements in 4-H work. Plans to attend Texas Tech or Wayland College and major in Home economics. R I T E 2 MARY JIM ASHBURN FAVORITE SOI-'HUMORE GIRL Favorite Sport: Basketball Favorite Subject: Literature Hobby: Designing F A V 'J Q x,:af34 4 4' E LESLIE KING FAVORITE SOPIIOMORE BOY Favorite Sport: Basketball Favorite Subject: Algebra Hobby: Stamp Collecting SHIRLEY GILES FAVORITE FRESHMAN GIRL Favorite Sport! Basketball Favorite Subject: History Hobby: Writing stories GARY HOOD FAVORITE FRESHMAN BUY Favorite Sports: Basketball and swimming Favorite Subject: Math. Us ' aw- K kf' .. M. WZ, ' - . I I NANCY ASHBURN SENIOR CLASS HARVEST QUEEN Outstanding in athletics and Christian Youth Work DERRELL MURPHY - ESCORT FAVORITE SENIOR BOY Most Outstanding Athlete Chosen Member of all Regional Team in Regional Basketball Contests - 1949 Y' 3 2 i JERRY BROCK and GOLDIE REEVES LEON REED and KATHERINE I3AI.I.ARI3 Freshman Harvest Queen and King Eighth Grade Hurvesl Queen and lxing IA-I VIRGINIA LUCK CORONATION Sophomore Harvest Queen HAROLD CLARK KING OF HIGH SCHOOL HARVEST CARNIVAL I-jixblwfz. f ' , HUBERT GENTRY HIGHEST RANKING SENIOR Chosen Member of All Regional Basketball Team in Regional Contests - 1949 CLYDENE WHITAKER FRIENDLIEST SENIOR HIGHEST RANKING SENIOR GIRL THE QUEEN, SANDRA GRANT, AND HER SATELLITES. Sandra was winner in the Halloween Carnival contest sponsored by the Sophomore class and Mr. Walter Oswalt, sponsor. Others in the contest were: Left row down: Patricia Jo Oswalt, Susie Hancock, Sandra Rice, Ronnie Bell, Sherrill Elliot on tricycle. Second row down: Linda Pettiet, Glenn Boozet, Carolyn Hancock, Gary Doggett. Third row clown: Barbara Koinzen, Judy Preston, jimmy Adams, and Sammie Lindsey. ' I -4' 'H H .0 I f I, ' I I I 1 I 1 I I K ff? A Ag Ins 0' f p fi ,,,Qf :Qi .-'H .1114 N ' lf, f1g'f3J.:l.d, ' ff ff fi 1 A I I, 1 ' ,f f .' I QX ff X4 K f K ,g x 1 gs JUNIOIPSENIOR SADIE HAWKINS PARTY HULIN FOWLER and HUBERT GENTRY YVONNE RUCKER ALICE PORTER Voted che mos: typical Dogpatch couple. 2 . . GARLIN HOOD HULIN FOWLER NANCY ASHBURN MELBA ROBERTS 'II DONALD WAGES - - SAMMIE CLARK MARY LOU CRUMP - - WALTER HUTTON ACTIVITIES 'a ,W , CLYDENE WHITAKER - - JACK ARNOLD ACTIVITIES THE CATCH CRY --BABY THE WEDDING SENIOR CLASS CHRISTMAS PARTY In the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Crump FRESHMAN CLASS CHRISTMAS PARTY In the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hub Brock A C T V I T I E JUNIOR CLASS CHRISTMAS PARTY At home of M nd Mrs. jerry Putman I JUNIOR CLASS VALENTINE PARTY At home of Mrs. Jim Redwine unior-Senior Banquet sponsored by the '48 junior Class and sponsor, Mrs. Hancock at the Hilton Hotel, Lubbock 9 . VA L QNTQ N 'N S 'WP D X P PN ef M 'rid 225-V5 h :L 'i5I0.V A fy-Y Y 593552 elif. U Q Q9 -A025-31 V-'hc S956 A .1 P 5 . , c 25' rf-1' Sw ,f'1 a'v5f4 4:52455 ' mba.-A Gai 5249396 Rfy Q W XY J- ' U Sb, vc S i 5i-Lew ,C 0 ' 9 Jf5.Hm uL W f V5 pl BQGALBW 1896 5:05 on W 509' eg 'ge Ye. ' V 4,0 - s 'V - 'SN JN SEIXUOQ 'TF-?iP . 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At least if you milk enough cows over a long enough period, your Milking Cows Aids Cager r r hands will become strong. After, that it's up to-the individual to adapt hrmself. That's what Derrell Murphy of Shallowater has done. lt'l been t I l effective in his ease, for he com-2 t bined his farm training with the basketball court. In a short while he was the star of the Shallowlter High school team, Last year Murphy, a tall, well- proportioned young man of 17 years, stepped into a starting r t berth on the Mustang quintet. He l played center and played it well, winding up the season with 562 points in 38 games. That's an aver- age of 14.79, not bad in your first year of varsity competition. Burn: Up Court The current season, however, ls even more successful for him and hc's burning up the Class B courts in West Texas. So far in 34 games this year. including his 15 points Friday night against New Deal, Murphy has scored 702 points. That makes his average for the 1943-:949 season 20.84 points per game And over r. two-year period, the modest .Khallowater caeer. has averaged 17.56 points per game. That's a pretty torrid point pro- duction for any high school player, whether he's in Class AA, A or B. What about this boy who is the talk of basketball circles on the South Plains? ls he spoiled? Is he a team player? Does he have violent likes and dislikes? ls he hard to manage? Charlie Booz. his high school coach. who should know him about as woll as anyone, can't sav enough for Murphy. Booz, who spent some time at Texas Tech, says that he has a good, even disposition and never has shown any symptoms of having a big head. As for the team, Murphys coach claims that hc is a natural leader and that the other boys look to him for orders. He is cool and calm in a ball game with that spark inside him that sets apart the player and the player-leader. Hun't Gone to His Head Flrs scoring record hasn't gone to hrs head. Ask hrm about his favorite shol, an overhead one- handed push shot, and he'll dash out on thc court grab a ball and demonstrate Moreover, rf he rnrsscs. which is seldom, he'll do it over until he gets it right. Last year lie didn't make anv all-state selections, which the rest of the Shallow:-rter student bodv couldn't understand. Brit ho diid find a place on the all-regional team, the onlv boy who was a un. nnimous choice of all the coaches. He was born Sept. t6, 1930, in BrN'an and lived there until he was about 12 or I3 year old, when the family moved to Shallowater. Hrs parents are Mr. and Mrs. 0. M. Murphy. The YOUUEPI' Murphy has two older brothers, neither of whom have Zone to college, but both of whom were athletic. Brit Derrell is the one most developed. He I VERSATILE SOUTH PLAINS CAGER-Derrell M urphy of Shallovtater, whose eye for the basket has pared the Tltrrsterng torrrt crew to t-rrtort after xr'-tory this season. goes rn for a crrp shot during practice. Murphy rs consider:-rr one of thc realli great high school basketball players on the Plains and a grcz-rl college career' lortnrs ahead of him. Hts 20-point at erage this year is convincing proof of his .rbrlrtrs rSt:rt'f Photo ht' t, W Ratlrffl currently stands sts foot. tt-.rr inches, having gained a lrltlo flur- tnf: the surnrnor' And lv- werxns between .75 and liilr pounds That is a gain of about 25 pounds or cr last vear, Murphy nf-vor' has plawvrl ant football. although he look: like a potenlrrrlli frno rgnll. 1'-rmr-railv since he thrrtlts that he x-all pri on anothrrr li to Qll pomrulf notori- porrrg to tollcg: llrs rzru-rrrtr' gpm-Q rt bask:-toall and lt- v.rrr1-AF hard at rt. But he also has other likes rn sports. He rs a topnotch tonnrs player and has done hettcr than five feet, 10 inches. rn thc hrnh jump on the trark team lie also has run the hrnh lrtrrdlv- Bat-- ball cleftnitolv rs not a frrst low. even though f'lr.rrlrr' Booz szrjs that he rs a cond first htrscrnarx He rsn't an horror roll slrrnvnt. neither is he falling anti rnrs tear he is dorrre nell. He snakes hrs a lrltlc over school work. though hc knows rt rs neces- to be clrgrhle to play basket- lrr-4-Ci VXPVI tary trtll Chr-mrstrs rs his favorite rrrrr--hand r shft Murph? been working hard to perfect unrierhand bank shot, e , thc prtoi, of course, and this rr a rollrne shot lo atorfl guard- rr.'.i has starr-t. ln zrflrirtrrrn to that overhead, ' prrst 5 tt .rn H s rrlai zrpzrrrr-r his frrtorrte twisting rt my shot lvlrrrpltt attrrbutrs hrs stronit hands io farm work. particularly rnrllzrmz cows. He likes the life on the farm, but he would drop it rn a minute to play basketball. Asked about any funny inci- dents on the court, Murphy grin- rrerl zrnd arirnrtted that last year he rrrtrasronrrliw' would trp rn a goal opposition. But he was tif' the rtrrrtlt to add that he never did it rn nall name 'tWe always a tight lwrr a t7r'6'1tV good lead when it happened. hc laughed, l haven't done rt once this year' Collf-ve Hes atarlahle and he's also :tide opt rr to suggestions. Crrarh Gu- Miller of West Texas Stae Teachers college paid him a long xrszt Friday afternoon, one of several trips he has marie. In addrtr1rn.Baj-ior'.l'lar'drn-Srm- rnrons and Wat-land college coaches l-axe toirrted him :rrvi left the ooor' open. Texas Tech, the col- lege clo ect to home. made one visit cazlr last ycar and has not been back since thcn, He'll probably wind up at one of them, but he's a lad with I wide open mind. Hc can afford to be. Almost any institution would like to have a boy who, in one year. has scored 260 field goals and 181 free throvrs. Come and get himg I the doors open. 1 Shallowater Boys Take Tourney aid QQ., Shollowater Beats ,AM A-I-'A Reg' . N vi 4555 x0 Axoiyv 4' 0.995046 :Nao 15 TGJTQQO6 . +I' 1 l orClTOMee 19Lq X op 6cE,gi:t,,'fb15:9,'t'l1,v- .bb .K 'k 5 Sits- ge' ,Gin Q35 'F ' 4 N' 'G 69 'I vo N9 6 xi' ' 'I mg ,Scot n .11 tad. ik +1 pm, ghallwaler 4 'f,r4 14 11 Vimq 0181 Sudan l Q 1- C ro s ew ea 1 Novrs sharp-showin? O 'llowlffy Dmeiimurpgflj Mormon, Feb. is. rspeenn-. pac need the Sudaft tl Shallowater won the tlrst game A-To 15 points. trol' Huh, .mx PNK' or the Dimiiletdv-B basketball play- e 0 ' . fthre l ngt, ownng U-26. T111 points tor Sudinwager laew Deal. 40-iii The same teamll - I It 1-11-ed 5 4 - me. Shaxo la Saturda in the second game. 8 W 1-is se . , Mary .P y y N105 CIC th' Y' , 11.12 v1CW'Ym,, for at shaiiowner. I ed up scored Dm' P0 mor, Two sharpshooters paced the- CQP lpu Crump whileMC'5' Shallowater attack. Derrel Mur-' win' dan- .f phy scored 15 markers, and Hut-V E-2 I vi iallenter Cigars Dsleat lulabodi Outntel 28 lo 22 Shal1owater's smooth-working eagers, paced by Jack Murphy's 12 points, defeated the Lubbock Westemer quint, 28-22, Saturday night at the Lubbock High gym in the first schedule game ot the Qing!-xx'QqfSll Cage Tourney Tilt Second round games ln the Roosevelt school cage tourna- ment were unreeled Friday att- ernoon and night, with the strong Shallowater and Roosevelt quints moving into the finals in the boys' bracket. Shallowater drubbed the Lub- bock Cowhands, 39-17, in a tilt Friday night, while Roosevelt trounced Lorenzo, 36-19. The two winners will meet for the toumey championship tonight at th. Roosevelt gymnasium. ' In the girls' division, Roose- velt nosed out Lorenzo by a 414 su qt! .. 0' ' 5 ai- A gui' s 1--' si ' Z ua i un. o W7 gre , 35 ,caved u 3: EE Kea 5 .sr W afesu l00l - . , 0 T I Th, ' cailug? Tj E 2 5 .2 Tltlrgame Us P :Q gen Biz 5 J: 1 9-15:2 2 -fi S 2 - 2- WSE' in ,g U E: c C lcd mer N vi . ..... 3 0 50,165- -la '5 gs Q geetl vii L2 'E E U SG '5 U if 2 W-5 ' 5 Id ' E S:-.. : P-'U -1 W-5 :l -4: 3 Mp 3 III.: .. o ,M 5 3:5 5 be all :shea WB BT 'WT l: I eats renshlp 13 53 5 SHQLLOWATER. Jan. 28. - GOES, fsbeclall-Shallowater High EE E M 3 schools basketball team drubbed - s Q, 3 3 Fljenshlp boys, as to 27, in a 1 of :bg District 7-B game here tonight. sp- L-3. ,D9l'f'U Mylfphy led the winners - ip was w , h E E-EEE racked up 10 tallies. ar S W 0 1-'Eg 3 shihallliwaggrt gigs defeated Fren- ' : ' BH' S, o , behind M l 55255 'Cfllmpfs 16. points. Mary Hitilrllegl 574- B- o. Frfrnshtgae wgh 14 baskgs. 5 831119. ll t EE E-J beat Frenship, 13 to 8, 3:0032 ez District is-A mr, Bobby Reed ted fiiuatitelstlm. e . . points. osers with tive Shallowater will tangl 'th Whitelace in another Distlictwill-B game tomorrow night at 7 p,m, 31 count, while Whiteface pound. ed Shallowater, 51-26. The girls' crown will also be' decided tussle tonight. Earlier. the Shallowater had ousted Slaton, 49-18, Roosevelt had eliminated ship, 32-13: ina boy: amd Frm Shallowater Cauers Beat Wellman Twice SHALLOWATER. Nov. 30. TSpe- clali-Boys and girls basketball . teams from Shallowater High school tumed in victories over Wellman here tonight, the girls winning 29-18 and the boys by 42-28. Clydene Whittaker paced the Shallowater girls with nine points, but was forced to share honors with Louise McBeth of Wellman, who had the same number. Capt. Derrell Murphy caged 21 points in leading his Mustang courtmen to victory, while-play- ln? a fine game at center. .lack Hyman led the visitors with elght points. Shallowater will have both teams on the court Thursday night, when they play host to teams from l l l Frenship. l .ton made ll. The leading scorer 'tor New Deal was Robert Gentry uwith eight markers, and Freddy Harkley had seven. ln the B game, Shallowater emerged with a 31-24 triumph. Reed tallied 13 points. Three New Deal players hit the basket tor slx points each. They are Foy Covey, Wayne Worley, and C. S. Wales. Shallowater sixth and seventh graders made it a clean sweep by downing the New Dealers. 20-9 Shallowater Gains District T-B Title SHALLOWATER, Feb. 19. tSpe- qciall-Derrell Murphy had a field 1 night against the New Deal eagers 'here tonight and the Shallowater Mustangs wrapped up the champ- ionship of District 7-B with a lop- 'sided 10-22 victory. Murphy burned up the hoops lwith 29 points, bringing his total t tor the year to 731 points. Twen- l ty-four of his points were on held 'goals and the other five were on free pitches, He had able support from Benny Weber, who had 18 counters. Christie and Henry each had tive for New Deal. Immediately atter the game, County Superintendent Roy,Boyd presented a trophy to the winning team, which will represent Dis- trict 7-B at the regional tourna- ment in Texas Tech gym next week end. Shallowater now has won 38 games and lost four during the regular season. ln a B squad game, Shallowater tripped New Deal 40-30. Bob Reed had 11 points for the winners. Thiel had five for New Deal. ln a junior high school game. Shal- lowater again scored. winning 16- 4. Tom Stanton had 10 points. while Hnhgnod got all four of New Deal's points. Sllallowaler tagerx Defeat Coopers 0uinl, 49 Tu 29 COOPER, Feb. 4, tspeqiall- Shallowater High school cagci. invaded Cooper tonight ann walked ol! with a 49 to 29 District 7-B court victory. Hulin Fowler paced Shallowa- ter with 16 points and William' Ward scored nine points tor the losers. RECORD OF BASKETBALL SCORES Shallowater I, U 9 H I Il D Opponent Cotton Center Cotton Center Lubbock A New Home Roosevelt New Home Roosevelt Smyer Lorenzo Wellman Lubbock A Lorenzo Sudan Smyer Wellman Slaton Lubbock B Roosevelt Idalou Lubbock B Abernathy Lorenzo Sudan Cooper F renship Whiteface F loydada Farwell Abernathy Southland Wilson Stratford Dimmitr F ren ship New Deal New Deal Wilson .Roaring Springs Ropesville Dimmitt Vega Shallowater Win ,Aa Vo 92,9 f'2,9z. --L-'fr-1 0 '5 .of5Q,..,r QVGA 441059 -Age 9434! f gg 6 bm 4-an Q A649 , ,, fi vin ff 1.1564 A' f'.,, ctr-O 00m 'a5,56oo A991 new 19 'Q'-K9 I'2'2'9 2 olflf ,- Ofkfdm 9a 117, ,ve 2-ov o1n',.'f' tl-Om. 'fa -w ',- 614' caan 6 of 0 o 3,9 2149 'bo 0 oG'f'fi'5'3 'Gil' Iwi-14 62 Wi' Sh? 32K 0'-r eeaegwc at 2392073 ga yi' 10156 Z! faetzffa ,jn32,p'i..! -i 03.523195 2-To Mustang s Defeat Vega Five, 62-44 By JO i The Mustangs rolled over fship game last night, after i Sudun's Lass Foils South Plains From i Having Three Teams In State Tourney E KELLY , Avalanche-Journal Sports Editor N Shallowater High schoo1's hustling basketball team, . sparked by two all-regional players, successfully grabbed the Region One, Class B, basketball crown won by Carey last ' year with an easy 62-44 victory over Vega in Tech gym last night. the Longhorns in the cham ion- P both teams had won morning games. Shallowater eliminated the pre-tournament favorites, Dimmitt, with a 51-46 victory and Vega dropped Miami 56-41. Defeat of Sudan in the Class A, Region One, basketball tournament at Canyon last night cost the South Plains having a representative of Cla AA ss , Class A and Class B at the state tourney. Instead, Lubbock and Shallowater will be the Plains' representatives. 9' 'I' 'I' 'A' nunon Spark: Mulflhgl 7 Murphy and Millard McNabb of Yoda each had 15 ' Region I-B All-Stars weather H M h d pinnts. while ' u gn 3 ' L f ew: nr n lla Shallowater. pcm Q or 3:2 8133 :'5'1 ' t Sihallowgter had its greatest ' an null:-:ri-I :gp es -o t e tournament in th ' ' ' ' ' gvclrgiqighgarfie on the morning :hlny gzlluiinm OC P , Brey squ ' b D' , Donnle Reynolda lopuvlllo I-nitt in a game thaieilgli nge ggflsn Ilubort Gentry lhlllawutor in an uproar. It was a great per i' 'A' f formance by Murphy that sent the 'winners into the finals, the Shal- Iowater star raging 30 points, high for the tournament. 'Dimgnitfs Bobcats, favored to l tvin efare the start of the 0 , Shallowater went off the court' with a secure 28-16 margin at the intermission and three quick goals at the start of the third period put the game out of reach The Ponte urnein had beaten Shallowater. once this year and were deter ' mmf Stlcrepded. Mnrenver. Dimlilg th U Elk o the Vega gh school basketball team posed lm llus puttin: gust before losing to Shallowak-1 l t ' , ' as night 62-44. T c'dcfeat was their sixth a ai ti urns this Yt ll' The team bank mu loft t CLASS B REGION ON! RUNNERS UP-M9 tb f built up their margnfta 41-23 aj the third period faded . That was the game: with Shal. mined to do it again. And they al i lowater pulling even farther ahead e closing moments. Darrell iv, lanky center and Mus v t M . g' nst floor leader, turned in his .. . . , . . , ' ' ', 0 right. is Mob Boing, Dan Cotton, Fuzzy Harwell, fine flame with great sup- Mi-1 lv Denny, Dick Montgomery, Wayne Richardson and James Fl: CfIl'l'Cll, coach. Front row, left r0m his teammates, Fowler In right, Steve Svott, Harlow Sprouse, Bobby Newbill, Jim Bob Harris, Millard Mc-Nabb and David ilh point man for the Mus- Llnyd. iPhoto by Allen Hammer.: --mas with 16. the same number Flohnrdson picked up for the oscrs. i Woodsboro, Shallowaler l After Trying 19 Years Shallowaier Finally Reaches Slate M LUBBOCK. March 1 UPL- Shallowater High School's has- ket ball team left Tuesday for Austin to play in the state tour- nament-and made history by doing so. The team won the regional championship in Class B, the first Shallowater quintet ever to quality for the big tourna- ment although basket ball has been on the schedule since 1930 when the school was erected. This year's 'Vlustang quintet is one of thc s ost powerful in Class B circles. It won 42 games throughout the regular season while dropping only four. These defeats came at the hands of Stratford, perennial North Plains Class B power, Dlmmitt, another powerhouse, and two from Roosevelt. O O 0 IN THE CLASS B regional tournament here, Shallowater played and won four games. It easily licked Roaring Springs 52-345 came hack to defeat Ropesville handily, 57-47, elimi- nated Dimmitt in s semifinal thriller 51-46, sn d breezed through the championship game against Vega 62-44. Earlier in the season the Mus- tangs hung a pair of deleats on Lubbock High School, which is representing Districts l-AA and 2-AA at the state champion- ships Charlie Booz, coach of the Mustangs, has been at the helm two years now and has seen the Ponies come close once. In fact, Shallowater qulntets have been to the regional toumsment the st five years. Booz says thatlllthey hsdn't como through this year, he would have dug s hole, climbed ln lt and pulled the cover over his head. O O C l'l S 'A WILL-balanced squad, with speed, a fast-break, good passingg an a player by the name of Darrell Murphy who has most of the college coaches drooling. A fine broth of an Irish lad is Murphy. He's been a pretty fair help to Booz and the Mus- tangs. In the 39 games in which he has appeared, Murphy has scored 822 points. That breaks down to an average ot 21.07 points per game. He has snared 307 field goals for the season and has pitched in 208 chasdty tosses. Not bad for a kid play- ing! his second year of varsity a . During the two-day Class B tournament at Texas Tech, Mus phy was a little more than luke- warm. He started slowly with 21 points against Roaring Springs-and dldn't play a lull game. l-le scored 25 points against Ropesville and watched the last period from the bench. Fall in Class B Games Big Sandy and Slidell moved into' the Class B semi finals Thursday morning with victories in the open- ing round ol the state high school basketball tournament. The short but slick Wildcats from Livingston detealcd a scrappy Woodsboro teamQ -17-34, while Sli- dell threw up a zone defense which checked highly-rated Shallowater from West Texas, 32-26. Big Sandy held a shaky 35-32 lead with three minutes left ss tall Lewis Gilcrease led a late surge which pulled the Eagles up close. But Big Sandy put on a strong llnlsh to wln going away. Shallowater had to shoot from far out for g good deal of its points as Slidell checked most efforts to move in close by the Mustangs, who held a height advantage. Derrell Murphey, star Shallowater center, left the game with 3:30 remaining and the Ponies failed L0 score another point after his de- purture. Big Sandy and Slidell meet at 8:45 a.m, Friday in the semifinals. vans!-DWATIR plat, meta mi ' i l 'L 1-we----1 as 1 1 ri 1 1 r nr 1 no 2 2 iii Hi 2 ssnieyc noone ,ua n s qgntry I 2 9 s 2 2 2 llcisrl I ' 0 Lansf D 5 n 0 ,..--- 5-.iiisan Q -1--1 Tuul, so ans 86 ii . if s 'f- is 22 siiseu. ----1j1'i1Q W, wmtuiss anal?-'ii5an.:: 2,?aMHi.1o. 2- we-'- 2- Mlarvh 4- 'nfla ll' Huolmiaim dole- Md' ggi-row. Slidell 32. Shallowater 26. Slldelfs Greyhounds, mikills I bid for their thirdystate champion- ship in ss meh. QSIPG. detected' the Shallowater A, EU, 31-35, in I first-round erence B lame. Tight all the. wsyjsne score was tlod tive tlmes And the lewd dll!!- eq hgndg seven llmbl ll Slidell Nong A mud upset Blsallownter IIHQYK the lil of lil li-h Deffeu Mus-phey, wllh three and s lull- mlnufes to Ill!!- Shaiiowater led at that time. 26-24 but cou1dn't score Lherllfnr HS T-he Greyhounds went on a late .spree- Murphey was high scorer with 16 points despite his departure bl' me personal foul route. Walter Ashley lea Slidell with 14 paint!- osaasu. swarm. -ix-faqs.. one-lneh basketball star of the Shsllowaur Mustangs. sau un for slay-upearlvintbeaoeondllifr iod of the R?i-on 1-B dnmllflll' shl tllt in ell! Tech Um I1 aF.r: fast. te'-...r. , - ho ll-B tid-lie:-8241.9-0 eqlnlln sua mi sat-me. to an stab meet ln Austin. Thursday. .a.l.i,.....i . r l I :ss ans.-se.. ...eg Q Ill It? so s-ohm ming: -Iuka? mwwm 333 mm tslygrn daeyutsd ever nm. iPhoto by Hammer. Lubbock? iiikx . , -4 . ORGANIZATIONS CHRISTIAN YOUTH ROUND-UP Shallowater Christian Youth Round-up is an inter-denominational organization compos- ed of young people of Shallowater and surrounding communities. David Hamblin, member of the First Methodist Church, now a student at McMurry College, was elected first president, Wayne Tucker, member of the Shallowater Church of Christ, served two terms as president, and J, B. Wages, member of the First Baptist Church is serving as president at this time. Meetings are conducted the first and third Monday nights of each month at a Shallowater church. The usual program is presented as follows: Business session, social hour, recrea- tion and refreshments in fellowship hall, and candlelight worship service in the church auditorium. REV- C- K- ROBERTS, REV. CECIL OTTINGER, PASTOR or Fmsz- BAPTIST PASTOR FIRST ME THODIST CHURCH. CHURCH These men are ardent and faithful supporters of the Christian Youth Round-Up. X Q X SENIOR 4-l-l CLUB Alice Russell -------------- President Novella Crump - - - - - Secretary Mary Ruth Redwine - - - ------- Reporter Mary Lou Crump- Oleta Boozer - - - Carle Foye Evans Council Delegate - ----- Game Leader - - - - - Song Leader . Alice Russell Senior Club Pres. Cleta Sue Clark Wilma Wilkerson Susie Lee Putman Jimmie Redwine Alice Porter Margaret Lytal Mrs. Jim Redwine - -------- - - - Leader COUNTY DRESS REVIEW WINNERS Shirley Watkins JUNIOR 4-H CLUB Mary Ruth Redwine Shirley Watkins ----- Yvonne Wilkerson - - - Codella Norris - - - Patsy Perser - - - Mary Lyn Smith - - - Janie Hamblin - - Martha Isbell- - - Gloria Murphy Juanita Kelley Norma Evans Linda McCarty Elizabeth Leatherwood Shirley Watkins Jr. Club Pres. - - - - - - - - President - - - - - Vice-Pres. - - - - - - - Secretary Jimmy Redwine COUNTY GOLD STAR GIRL Council Delegate Shirley Watkins ------- Reporter STATE WINNER OF SANTE FE - Game Leader RECORD CONTEST - - Song Leader Mary Lou Crump ' -1. Mrs. Russell Mrs. Watkins Sr. 4-H Leader Jr. 4-I1 Leader ANDERSON. CLAYTON SCHOLARSHIP WINNER-C. W. Perser, 18, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Perser, 214 miles northeast of Shallowater, Saturday was announced as one of seven winners of S200 Anderson, Clayton 81 Co., agricultural college scholarships among Texas 4-H club boys. Young Perser is pictured above with two of his calves which he will enter in the approaching South Plains Fat Stock show. Perser, senior student in Shallowater high school, who has been in club work seven years, won his scholarship on the production record of ten acres of cotton he raised the past year. He made an average of 500 pounds of cotton from ten acres under cultivation and his net return was 8880. Young Perser's club work includes swine, beef cattle, dairy cattle and row crops. To combat wind erosion his cotton land was chiseled twice and then listed and irrigated before planting. He was a member of the county livestock judging team which won the district con'est, has served 'd t of his club and was 'he county field crops winner and Gold Star boy in 1947. His club as presi en . . leader assistant County Agent J. W. Jones has hieh hopes for him in his program .his year. The younfpians to attend Texas Tech. csraff Photo? l TOP WINNERS IN SHOW-Jonclle Judd is pictured at right in thc hrown llncn INNO-P1600 Suit in which she non first place in thc Lubbock county 4-H girls' stylc show Wednesday afternoon. She will attend a state dress revue in August. Aboxe photograph shows six girls in the blue or excellent group. Lett to right, they aici l-'rcnt row, Betty Jo Hale of Frenship, Doris Marie Prather ol' Frenship and Shirley Watkins of Shallowatcr: bank ron. Glenna Woods ol Fzcnship. Mary Ruth Redwinc ol Shallo- water anri Jimmie Reciwine nf Shallowater. 1Stalf Photos.J fl iii- . ' ,wr , X' ,4. ff' 1 'i 1, -f '23 I' . .r ygsgw 'L F -I. iz,-' qfipiz A 0.31 w gli 'n ,gg 4' 1 a , s . :F 9 1 QT . J , QC. l ' 'I 4 . - gif 3 W 4 if , , I . 1' f -If l 1 jg -. .H 1 - if yy 1 D ,N 1. Q1 1 -, x ' h 4. . R 'X H N 'S . 'Z .QNX 1 R , 5, , 4 -Qt. - u ' 7 A' 'XX-, .M ' ,CAE A - - ga' . i -,, AJ, ff., . 1, xxe, ig I. ,, 'W' 25.Sw.'5::v' --, .-,Z 'lf' W, . f. :W f EIGHT!-I GRADE GLENDA SPORT KATHERINE BALLARD SHIRLEY WATKINS LEON REED President Vice-President Secretary GLENDA RE ED DURAL BUSH IMOGENE WALKER TEVIS WALKER L VVVV K, H : if W W' L AKAR W A W ,,DA, N1-4 AASA ' JUANITA WINFIELD GARRETT WELCH ROY SOOTER J. W. LEE 6 SEVENTH GRADE MISS DANA UOOIIWARIJ, TEACHER iftf-W , sr I my 6 Q.- A ' rv- -- K if gm A . w X 1 T7 Q., K' :if .a', ,jl 1' . ' 3 kim - . Y E Q5 'M 'f. it it E r is lfirst Row' Torrmy Ballard Betty jean Pace D l XX' k xl .Ii ly . . , , , a e estbroo , Yvonne McKay, Douglas Boone. Second Row: Mary Ann Holly, Rae Westbrook, Gay Payne, Glenn Brown Blackmon, Mildred Clevenger. Third Row: jimmy Johnson, Marie Lusk, joe Frank Clark, Betty Sue Caraway, Tommy Stanton. Fourth Row: Edd Miller. Not pictured: Carol 'n P ' ll k Y y owe , -lac ork, G. ll. Mass, Charles Lemons, Tom Millsa P. SIXTH GRADE MISS DANA WOODWARD, TEACHER First Row: Joe Mickey Evans, Nancy Coats, James Dunne, Cleta Sue Clark, Aubrey Hood. Second Row: Dewayne Wages, Gloria Murphy, Gordon Wright, Mary Lynn Smith, Kenneth Hill Third Row: Olan Elliott, Charles Luck, Agnes Bush, Donald Leggitt, Helen Welch. Fourth Row: Mickey Williamson, Bill Kelley. Not pictured: Wilma Wilkersox, Ramona DeLeon, Harold Ingram. 1 . I In A L lkfv' - ...if-K-5.1 35... 51 , - f if L '-1---r 'tl-f .5?c .H .. tr ' W . w ?,7 13 gf? A - I Y. as , , .,' ' N. 95 . W - xr L M iQ A -- fx Rf? 5 -f-:9 5, 'NT--v' ' i ' V -1. , , , i .... . 5 First Row: Wayne Wages, Patsy Perser, Junior Watkins, Codella Norris, Bobby Adams. Second Row: Janie llamblin, J. W. Worthen, Norma Evans, Roy Wayne Roberts, Bonnie Lesley. Third Row: Harvey Lesley, Bonnie Ruth Langdon, Don Sooter, Martha Isbell, jay Hardy Stanton Fourth Row: jerry Don Deavours, Cecil Rucker, Juanita Kelley, Mack Clevenger, Duane Good- night. Fifth Row: Donnie Davidson, Elizabeth Leatherwood, Charles Giles, Evaline York, Ronnie joe Thornton. f-'-f.. , 1-sf: -' , zz A 2 'm ' . -wx: is 5 V M '15 . is Q if tt , .: ,, r 4 1 I : ik I B if xk' ' ii . B . --- A 1 i A B -V 4 sv, Mfdf '-V: Z, eu .MWu,, ri, hi ui, 3, V, FOURTH GRADE - 5 f. gb, . First Row! Billy Ressell, Jerry Simpson, Martha .lo Baccus, Jimmy Jones, Helen jean Anderson, Jackie Lambert. Second Row! jerry Young, Barbara Rice, Wayne Clark, Mary Ann Groves, Eugene McKay, Mary DeLeon. Third Row: Dora Mae Winfield, Steve Lee, Sarah Anderson, Monty Boozer, joan Hall. Fourth Row: Bernie Barrett, Patsy Garcia, Sandra Boone, Talluah Merrell, Pamela Hood, Sherrill Alexander. Teacher: Mrs. Ruth Merrell Sam Houston State Teaehefs College, Texas Technological College. THIRD GRADE 7 . 'T' 1 ,.' ' ', . i n Xxx b!1 W ,ZV?k .sv 'Q ,. M , .A ,ri 1 A ' 4 V - ,F x .KI KR L, G , Y l. ' 553 -:v Y ' 4 V Nr E., My IVE .QNK Xa, ,Qiffq tl 1 iz.. I ' V' ' ' 3 .Y , 5 . . N . S Q- ,- . , va:-x' . ', C , ,1 'av 1 0 - Mrs. W. N. Williamson B. fl. Degree Sam Houston State Teachers College First Row: Sandra Weber, Kent Gentry, Sarah Ashburn, Grady Preston, Jeannie Newman, Wesley McMillan, Carolyn Vardeman. Second Row: Stanley Pace, jorja Hue Blackmon, Bobby Pettiet, Dana Merrell, Arthur Betts, Phyllis Doggett, Willie Klafka. Third Row: Janice Merrell, Robert Morton, Wanda Lemons, Kenneth Casey, Lavern Blagg, Hulan Hill, Anneta McMillan. Fourth Row! Clyde Spann, Merle Kelley, Baxter Conger, Shirley Langton, Harry Lusk, Prentice Downing, Cecil Sooter. Fifth Row! joel Norris, joe Conger, jackie Williams, Ray Leatherwood, Gene Wright. .. SECOND GRADE R 3, wr ,S is lflillinj ll' will 1 K We xg 'M x , ill E , W is kxi ,fi rrwft l rl Ei 'mm r First Row: Richard Harvey Norris, ,lane Rooter, Gene Leatherwood, jo - - V Beecher, Larry Payne, lane Carlile. Second Row: judy Ann Uttinger, Richard Lesly, Latrice Whitten, Norman Ne ,, , - Preston, Phyllis Ann Evans, Robert Goodnight. 5, Third Row: Eugene Baccus, Linda Ann Thomas, jimmy Deavors, Paula Isbell, Glenn Moss, Qarolyn Rice. Fourth Row: Bobby Lesly, Beverly Brown, Larry Lindsey, Anne Williamson, Wendell Lee Clark, Sue Hill. Fifth Row: Sarah Beth Klafka, Rex Farris, Ada Mcllaney, Norma jean Bush, Linda Middle- ton, luanette Williams. Teacher: Mrs. Warren IZ. S. degree, Texas Technological College. T f f, f'ff -. ityg 5,5 -1 SX? I H i 5 im .4 ., U' 0 . if, tl 'fgyhl ' X l'W'.4fY' B,'2,f:a..,, f -1 l. 0 W 'va ,W V... , , A ' , b Y. V T M Y K V X mr.. 'ggi . ir. , v 'Q' ' i ' N3 4 1 ' ifl?iflix+s3Ff ' T 435175255-A FIRST GRADE First Row: joan Reed, Adrian Brown, julia Powell, Jerry Hood, Linda Watkins, Jack Brown, jane Anderson, Maurry Thomas. Second Row: Barbara Hill, Don Casey, Mary Warren, Eldridge Tidwell, Dona Arnold, Keith Young, Kay Duncan, Acker Henry. Third Row: Mary Hill, Thomas Harbin, Sandra Grubbs, Nancy Garcia, Sydney Worthen, Glenda Morton, jacquline Harbin, j. W. Leatherwood. Fourth Row: Wanda Davis, Roy Bowins, Alice Middleton, Rosa Garcia, Ramon DeLeon, Carolyn Green, Cametta Burgett, Delbert Evans. Fifth Row: Sara Deavours, Claudia Conger, LaVoynn Smith, Boyd McMillan, Patsy Morris, Con- chita Guerra. Teacher: Mrs. Exa Sue Corley Not Pictured: joy Winfield, joe Bermea, Barbarita Bermea, Arthur Cisneros. AUSTIN - t'fCl - Pon-- hondle representatives broke. even in the first day of firing in the 29th onnuol State Sclloolboy Basketball Tourna- ment here Frilby- Tl!! Mem' phis Cyclones surviving as the Shollowoter Mustangs dropped from the running. A third entry from the West Tel- as area-the Lubbock Westerners- swings into action for the first time Friday, meeting Highland Park in the feature game of the Double A first-round play. Misfortune befell favored Shal- lowater in its test with the Slidell Greyhounds. Thursday. leading by two points, Hi-24 when Derrell Mur- phy touled out, the Mustanec blew their advantage and lost 26-32. A little later in the day Memphis edged the Coleman Bluecats, 25-23. to move into the semi-finals of the class competition. The victors were led by Leroy Green. who counted I3 points for high scoring honors, and Sammy Rasco. who bagged 8 before leaving the game via the personal foul route. The Cyclones moved to a 21-14 lead at the end of the third quarter, but were pressed in the final min- utes. when Coleman cut the deficit to two points with 45 seconds of play remaining. Memphis hit 11 of its 32 shots from the field. The score was tied five times and the lead changed hands on seven occasions in the Shallowater-Slidell test. Trailing at the end of each first three periods, Shallowater had taken command just before Murphey was lost. Before departing the shaggy- haired star had counted I6 points as he turned in one of the best per- formances of the day. Walter Ash- ley and Dewey Whiteside starred lor Slidell, with I4 and 12 points. respectively. Y Slidell Upsets rspectal 'ro 'rm Aulanchei ' AUSTIN, March 3.-First upset, of the Class B division of the state' basketball toumament came in the second game, when Sliddell staged a late drive to oust the Shallowa- ter Mustangs 32-26. Darrell Murphy, great Mustang center, fouled out of the game with his team leading 24-23 and only minutes remaining. The lanky pivot man had been a tower of strength defensively and had poured 16 points through the hoops. But with Murphy out of the lineup, Coach Charlie Booz' quin- tet stumbled, tattered and fell in their only appearance in a state tournament. Benny Weber sank a field goal to boost Muntang hopes after Murphy departed, but Franklin Lang, Charley Lynch, Walt Ash- ley and Dewey Whiteside found the range and it was all over. Sli- dell won going away and earned the nght to face Big Sandy i.n the semi-tinals Friday. 3 CCNTROL DURING MUSTANG LOSS-Slidell upset Shzillowater High school in Austin Thurs- v morning 'ind this is an example of how it happened. Slidell controlled thc hull :md sc! up a ht dcfcnsc that stoi 0 most of the Mustang offc-nsr. Ronrlal Milligan is shown with lhr hall of Dcrrcll Murphy. Other plri- t-rs in tho picture- :nr .lurk Leaks of Sli- ard Waller Hutton Shallowatcr. Slidell won 32-26. tNcal Douglass I'hoto.l Shallowater Five5,..., ,,,. Sli-Q3 Om Cm 3: -O. -it-. Zi--1 IDN -it O '1 2 :M S :r 'U on V ... 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But before the West- erners dropped by the wayside in the state basketball tournament. they exhibited one of thc finest individual stars of the me:-t in Jim Wilson. And they also marie history, they were the first l.ub bock High school team ever t. win a state basketball tournamen game. They went one stop farther than the l928 quintet, which dropped its first and only game. Shallowater had a had case of the jittcrs and never got rolling smoothly, although Dcrrcll Mur- phy kept thcm in thc gzum- with 16 points, Alter he fouled out they were lost dcfcnsivolv. Both teams will return to thc South Plains to receive thc acclaim ol' thc public which. though it vvm, disappointed the teams iliftn't go all thc way. have justifiable pride in having two quintcts from this area in the state' mcct. Derrell Murphv Shallowaler lager Named The all-state teams were nam- ed yesterday by sports writers following the state tournaments here. Two Wcstcrncr basketball play- ers and one from Shallowater were :elected on all-stzitc tczims at thc rcvcntly conrlutlc-rl tournament in Austin, it was announced Mon- day. ln Class AA. Charles Galley and lim Wilson of Lubhork were hoscn by sports writers, and Jcrrcll Murphy ot thc Class B Shnllowutr-r qiiivitvt was nzmicd. pl 'l's ','2, :WHY I :r:'A I WI 1 I vu 'Q s '5 477 1W 4 REWARD Z Z WMWWR 'fd 'J T W 1 tml IM Ip 72 4 M x , CAN P T NJ U' U I2 E D J' 3 D ORALIV- DBSPEH-' C OUT'-'A 4 .'::--.?9o'a0 I,-fix? ii ' 'TH' .'.: -'-'.'.'J'f A fl CI IBOXXXN LUVWBER C0 i f PHO we 2 5 51 Sfwalfowafer-Vex. o'njra.7'ufa.ffo-ns E '77 io r S e 're For you R-L I' as .1 I - '. . ' ' 1 I' f ,. 1 ' 4' 'f x R-'jj 'X I 4752 ,,f 394' ' 5 , , - . .. . 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