Slaton High School - Tigers Lair Yearbook (Slaton, TX)

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I X I, ,, X X X , .1 Tl ER SLATON H16 H SCI-IO SLA 1016 TEXAS OL BLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION - - - - 3 FACULTY - - - - 6 CLASSES - - - - 11 PERSONALITIES - - - 49 ATHLETICS - - - 69 ACTIVITIES - - - - 81 ADVERTISING - - - - - - - 123 SENIOR ACHIEVEMENTS - - - - 142 PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE SZatan9uElicScliaa6a '23 Slaton, Texas OFFICE OF HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL Tb the Student Body of Slaton High School: It is with sincere pleasure that I extend greetings to the Student Body of Slaton High School and congratulations to the Annual Staff and sponsor on a job well done. As the setting sun reflects the close of another day, may this annual reflect fond memories of school days spent in Slaton High School. As you come closer to the end of your high school career, may you realize that you have reached a time in life when you must make decisions that will chart the course of your future. Upon these decisions will rest your success. In making these important decisions, take council from those who have helpful information and more experience than you. Approach your problems with an open mind and endeavor to secure facts. When you have made your final choice, be steadfast in your purpose, and I am sure that happiness and success will be yours. May I express my personal appreciation for the cooperation and for the courtesies which you have given me during this school year. Sincerely, 'T'r'uett Rzxhh LMP' UPERI TE DE T'S MESSAGE w 1 , A WMM f Slalun fhcdlk Sdiaola '23 Slnon, Tull -P 'Q ,wwf f .ww ,gm-n it 14 M1 1-Iiffwi 1' ' sf:1.'1'ut2: 1 fx TE L zo ig' 1-1' mx' -vi' N ' 'lu 'rw 'Q 1,--: fix iw: 1 r vw-:TH 1 if -rx 'wr , ' w waz' ' 'ji jw' 1' lr, uw i 1' 'G v HI' 'ev ' ' 1 .4 U L . , , .Vw-, ,snr L-:Ill V, -.PGN .,. ,,,1f,v,,. f ,,.' yn, h'x j, fH1,f'x'f A Ent 'V ' 1 ny mai: -qw M, 1 E 1 :wv1'+--fv 'ff- :Tvx':i, :V N' 5-H: nr- ' rw-'va:WL. 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WILLIE WILKINSON Texas Technological Texas Technological East Texas State Texag Tgchnolggiggrl College College Teachers College College Doctor of Philosophy Master of Education Master of Arts Master of Educgitioq in Education Vocational Agriculture Supervisor Cmlmdof Trigonometry 57354342 - 5 - ' 1 Q MR BILL TOWNSEN D The members of our Board of Edu- cation have unselfishly given their effort and time toward forming our school policies. Under their direc- tion we have one of the most mod- ern school systems to guide our stu- dents. MRS. CHARLENE DAVIS Southeastern Texas Technological Oklahoma State College Bachelor of Science M-QSIS1' of Education Band Music MRS. ELIZABETH MARTIN East Texas State College Bachelor of Arts English MRS. ALMA CALDWELL Texas Technological College Master of Arts English MRS. BETTY IANSA Texas Technological College Bachelor of Science English MR. DEEN JACKSON Texas Technological College Bachelor of Business Administration Commercial MRS. SIDNEY MCSPADDEN Texas Technological College Bachelor of Business Administration Commercial MRS. MARY GILMORE West Texas State College Master of Arts English - Speech MRS. MARTHA BROWN Texas Technological College Bachelor of Science Social Science MR. DEANE WRIGHT West Texas State College Bachelor of Science Coach - History MR. W. A. CARNES Texas Technological College Bachelor of Science Chemical Engineer MR. PAUL BOSWELL West Texas State College Bachelor of Science Coach - Biology FACLI LTY E JCYS REFRESHMENTS MRS. AUDEAN NOWELL MR JAMES JAY Texas Technological Texas Technological College College Master of Education Master of Education Mathematics Mathematics MRS. IMA DORA HAILE Texas Technological College Master of Education Homemaking MRS. JUDY BRYANT Texas Technological College Bachelor of Science Homemaking MR. M. W. KERR Texas Technological College Master of Education Drivers Education Coach MRS. HELEN KERR Oklahoma Central State College Bachelor of Arts Junior Business Training MRS. GRACE DODSON Hardin-Simmons University Lubbock Memorial School of Nursing R.N. School Nurse MR. RAYMOND SMOOT Baylor University Master of Theology Distributive Education MR. I. P. BROWN Texas Technological College Bachelor of Science Agriculture Q l H , gwwmi STUDENT BODY PRESID llxlill I0 uxprvss mx 1lPlWTL'f'l'1TlUlllU 'lll flu K Qlllllwllli ul S.ll.S, lor llmir co-opcraliwll lllI'UllF',llOl1l lamb-lflnlll. ll lms lm 'un Llll lim LU svruw ll slllulblll lm-.ly lllnl has SllPpOl'lL5x,l ilu' Slmluill tlmlmvll so ullll c.A,1- 4,1 ' -'fb .- ,,,. ---R, . J- ,- f-' lC-n.--.w,.- ' ' ' - - .1- 7 , .nlfji V .W ,J . y -1 JK -. X .M .A ' iff? -1 . if f I-th A M. My 'U-n L-g, ,H ,i ..-....-.i,- ,.'. .,.-Ny. l 5 -K K.. . f' V .- ,N . Q, - .f -, If 3 1- '1'-712.-f .'..-.-A.-64. 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PETE BROWN, Sponsor MR. JAMES JAY, Sponsor in if u K? X F Q if X . V: ,U ff' :e L3 CZ U ,S u, f fiewiwzwzef, -2-w t, . ,V ' mmm MAX ARGUELLO KENNETH ARMSTRONG KAY BAKER ANN BASIN GER JUDIE BISHOP BOB BIVENS CHARLOTTE BLAND T. L. BLISARD JAN BOWNDS DALE BURLESON TOMMY BURROW CAROL BUXKEMPER TOMMY CLAIBORNE ANNIE CLARK GERALD CLARK MARILYN CLARK NEELY COMER THELMA COMSTOCK EDDIE CONE SUE CONE SUE DELANEY RAFEAL DIAZ PATSY DOWNS PEGGY DRAPER BOYD DUCKETT IUDY DUNN DANNY EDWARDS DON EDWARDS STEVE EDWARDS SUE FIELDS ALVIN FORD TOMMY FOSTER IUDY FRANKE IANETTE GEORGE COLENE GILLILAND MARILYN GILMORE 'Snug ,Ki 1K LENA GLASSCOCK EDDIE GRAVELL ANN HADDOCK MERIDETH HARPER DIANE HEINRICH DOLORES HEINRICH PAM HENRY HOWARD HOFFMAN LINDA HOGUE CAROLYN HOWELL DAVID HUNT GEORGE IAMESON ir vw I AMW. iii fm gi, Q5 A ,J-V f Mm ,V W as 'm,-Nl . 1--M ww-A :sv My x S X, 5521231 ig: . my... A .,.,,. 3 M li A .. ,. f , .. .Av., is x fi, A V -235 Q1-L 3, X ,, .. 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S Janet Adamek Don Angerer Jimmy Ayers Mike Bain Elaine Barnes Ronnie Bridges Beverly Brooks DeEtta Buxkemper Gary Caldwell Larry Clark Patty Clark Melinda Clifton Alice Cochran Deanna Cole Doyle Cooper Glenda Cooper Roger Cummings John Davis Larry Delaney Lolo Diaz Ronda Eanes Mary Lou Elliott Marion Froshour Mike Genoble QL. ifiE?w 1 11 X ' S2 -xixmiu Darral Jenkins Nancy Johnston Janice Kahlich Debra Kayser Earl Kendrick Joy King Calvin Kitten Canzada Lee Joe Lokey Mike Lovelady Jim Lowry James Mangum Johnny Manguin Dick Marriott Dick Martin Eugene Munoz Billy Patterson Doris Patterson Sharon Perdue Ronda Pettigrew Rose Marie Philipp Richie Polk Sheron Rudd Olivia Sanders Doretta Schuette Carol Self Judy Smith Pam Stansell Jimmy Stephens Johnny Taylor Joanne Thomas Ganelle Tucker Jim Vickers Catha Walker Linda Walker Nita Ward Fred Whitley Jo Ann Wilev Arlon Wilkinson Ann Wright Conda Wyatt Leandro Ybarra Andrea Z apata Paul Boswell, Sponsor M. W. Kerr, Sponsor A we If K A 1, Ll, ss , ,Q if FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President STEVE BALL Vice-President ARITA PRIVETT Secretary-Treasurer GERRY CLARK Iudy Adamek Nancy Anderson Roy S. Allred Sue Armstrong Barbara Arrants Gary Bailey Steve Ball Marjorie Baxley Billy Belote Glenda Bownds Kelly Bownds Laurel Brooks x -' -'wi V Wii: ,IJ . -,gmssi 1 liiiiff - 1: Nz- 5 .i.g g ' f 933 3, 355. iufigfw V f7SffQ'? 42 43 al' 'Ji' ,f '35 Nad 'Yu 'Qu Mike Fondy Yolanda Franco Billy Ganus John George Frances Goodman Jim Gravell Janet Gunnels Kenneth Hargrave Carolyn Harper Pete Harris Teddy Hatchett Sharon Heinrich Raymond Hernandez Jimmy Hines Robert Hoffman Carol Wayne Holley Ronney Jones Mike King Charlene Kitten Danny Kitten Margaret Langley Carol Lee Dorothy Lewis Susan Lovelady lbw 'fl' Patricia McSween Margaret Meeks Billy Meurer Bobby Meurer Vernell Meurer Wesley Meyers Jerry Ray Miller R. I. Moore Gregg Nowlin Layne Odom Wayne Odom Janie Parra Garry Peebles Julian Perez Barton Pike Walter Porsch Areta Privett Nelda Ray Sue Reed Lunde Roche Eddie Schmaltz Tommy Simmons Sammy Springer Jackson Stocksull Reynaldo A. Suarez Carlene Taylor Webber Tefertiller Tommy Todd Max Vargas Melva Wall Marilyn White Ioe Wicker Carl Wilcox Sponsors Mrs. Martha Brown Mr. Dean Wright . .,-f ,:,:,7.As ' ' YH., 1.- 'T'fff1:, 'i.' f 95' . X ,,,n,., A Jf.- W., .Q 'A -lxffy ' T, - Vin, -J ff., 'v .. '?'.-T-Elk X 4 ' . .,..'- eA.'V.,'l x'Kf31W l I . A . . .W ' eww, 4 H k k'Y Y . MOST LIKELY TO SLICCEED JAMES COLE NORMA JEAN BEDNARZ JAMES COLE Agriculture Boys' Athletics CAROLYN Rl IOADS Typing CA ROLYN ETTER Yearbook Editor PEGGY GEN TRY Bookkeeping WHO'S WHO Each year the Slaton High School faculty names outstanding students to represent classes in WI-lO'S WHO, JOE WOOD History KATIE WICKER Mathematics . Riagg., f K NWN ARTHUR SUMRALL Spanish GERRY CLA RK English KAREN HENRY Shorthand 2 I we all NELDA RAY English 'Stl' 'Q' JUNE JOHNSON DIXIE MUDGETT TOMMIE MCCALL Speech - English Distributive Journalism Education . , Q. K :-k ,P . A 'ills' WHO'S WHO To be in WHO'S WHO one must show superior participation and scholarship in the department he represents. This year twenty students were selected. HOWARD HOFFMAN LARRY TERRY English Biology PATSY PETTIGREW PAM STANSELL SUE LILE5 Chemistry Biology Choral Music Girls' Athletics Homemaking GEORGE PRIVETT Band - Physics STEVE BALL General Science VALEDICTORIAN JAMES COLE SALUTATORIAN JUNE JOHNSON x. K ' A K 'U' 4 :gg 5 k,,.-...W 1 ,f -ie SENIOR FAVORITES KATI ILEFN BUXKEMPFR IOI INNY FI,I,IO'I' ? Wg-,gQ,X,1-1 Ili. .. , ,,, SP x .. 7 4. - 1 ' 5 Hi iii: 'L 1 5 YS 'Uv f T 4 bv .of K W -X M. Y' I i, ,wh W FAV ,mi ff' IOANNE THOMAS - and - LARRY CLARK 4 if fs Rfk ,213 T QANQL' 'lk gig? 1'- fzgg :ard :J ,N , Qi-:az af , . -, . 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A A ' - .'.,3.J.:'ly .Mi L , Y he JAY MCSWEEN Varsity - 1L Tackle Honorable Mention Offense and Defense wg' I5 g C H 1-md' DAVID BEDNARZ Varsity - lL End Honorable Mention Offense and Defense DAV1D BISHOP Varsity - 2L Fullback All-District Offense and Defense Them Canyon T 16 Seagraves T 18 Rotan H 16 Friendship H 12 Crosbyton T 14 RANDY SANDERS JAMES COLE COACH DEANE WRIGHT COACH M. W. KERR Varsity - 2L Varsity - 2L Line Coach Head Coach Halfback End i 3: , Q .' 7 ' ff' tx ',' ,I ,Wil LARRY TERRY Varsity - lL Guard Honorable Mention 70 Offense and Defense GARY WARD Varsity - 2L Quarterback Them Lockney T 24 Floydada T 54 Spur H 28 Tahoka T 22 Open Post H 6 p Ci 9 . 1 .av- ' ff l ' JERRY ALLEN BILL BARRY GILES SNIITH Varsity - 3L VafSiIY ' 2L Varsity - 2L End Halfback Halfback 5 ' fig, rf., ,wav pt -ol' 4.7.7 COACH PAUL BOSWELL MIKE WHEELER GLENN WHITE JERRY KITTEN Line Coach Varsity - lL Varsity - lL Varsity - lL Halfback Guard End Honorable Mention Honorable MSHUOH Offense and Defense DCfCY1SC 1. it T. L. BLIZARD Varsity - 2L Tackle Honorable Mention Offense and Defense 'K in ' 6 of ff' sv JAMES HARLAN WRIGHT Varsity - lL 7I QNQQ wa' mmm c I AIIIDIUNE EDDIE CONE EDDIE GRAVELL DAVID IIIINI III Tucklv - IL End - 11. I If I II Ilonorablc Mention Dcfcrlsc and Offcnsc DON SHELBY Ilalfbuck - IL STEVE BALL Fullback - lL KELLY MACK BOWNDS RQNNIE EDWARDS Ilzxlfbzlck - lL Hglfbgck E' slid' 8,-W -I I 11 Q .- in Ar V -sf WEBBER TEFERTILLER TOMMY SIMMQNS QUHFICFWCR ' lL Tackle - Reserve PAUL DUBBS I-Ialfback - Reserve RAYMOND FLORES End - Reserve GREGG NOWLIN Fullback - Reserve ' A JACKSON STOCKSTILL Tackle - Reserve LARRY BURKE KENNETH FIELDS Quarterback - Reserve Halfback - Reserve -.,35i,:5e - .,.q as s- wwf L f , nun... LOLO DIAZ Guard - Reserve JOHN GEORGE Guard - Reserve ., V, rr rx, .nl jf: ' ,Lo 1 2. 'l 5, 3 L X a 4- 'ft i ...M Q ,, TEDDY HATCHETT ROBERT HOFFMAN Center - Reserve Guard - Reserve rx.: 5 A f' ff' - as avr - ' F' , V r W. . V 5 Q 'i' 5 . i3M1- 'I 6 L H fs. T F' T' V L- -. F . e,'r'Er ,. 4 ,. rw 6 is - i 3 rr f f? 1?i4 G . A A , ,. r A , E- ' , ge . 1 - f Members of second Tiger Team are from left to right: Sailor Maples, David Hunt, Tom Clai- borne, Dick Martin, Neely Corner, Ronnie McCormick, Dickie Mar- roitt, David smith. Nov Nov Nov Nov Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Jan. Ian. Jan. Jan. Senior, Giles Smith, goes in with a two point lay-up for the Tigers against the Spur Bulldogs. M, ..:.,. ..., X ,.,L .M,,59l.w,,l,1XmxM-vlwtw A , I I I M' aww I ,. 5 X . Wi. Q as Q 'HY f 2 Sis? as QQ SA v , :zu fi, Hb 2? Q' 3 , lf WJ WN H PM YT Av. A na ' H 5 I K I at ' , f J : Avy K ,,,f A 2 ,N an 31 75 ' N., XM W ,sg 3 - -x QM ri kk iz X ff! ya ' n .mf X'-ffm X xx Q ggi Zz 'X . f Q gi' ff if ' 1 V XJ N V xi, Q1 MM: . x pg' A W Q ...WA Y? JA- f Q V ,QL My ix P, . .rss , Wx a , - . r , , -.. n M... MJ' --'z H wk, Q .. , .' s V FF V ,N E- T5 fl 3- Y ,lm 'Ki W zu 216 .vw 5. . 1 , Age? A Y 1 ' :K ails, , ' I df c 'P if 4 n I f I i f Q 3 , , Q gifs' M if fm M , il' 76'-si? 'Kwai W . ,, i 5 A -hx S -N kg ,A A .m I g 7 FQ. , LWw h if ff, 'g I ' 7: Q 15 I VL ' MEX i ' gif N- fill- jf. Eg M, ml: 'N M Q 542 'Q 9-A-,fx 2555 img, ' ---N L A I -up if wg -s I ,Q-., Wx, K A, ,3 if vf?-, ,A f-...A Ju 'Wi A 3 1 'l O' Oni in -1 F5 'Qsf wth rj E ' FS .,.. 1, 2 : '?? '.f. , f ., :X ,,. A Q TRACK TRACK Eddie Cone - Shot Put Danny Edwards - Hurdles Jack Cofield - Discus Neely Comer - High Jump Arthur Summrall - Hurdles, Shot Put, Discus Julian Perez - 440-Yd, Dash, Mile Relay Kelly Bownds - 880-Yd. Dash, High Jump Tommy Simmons - Mile Ronnie Edwards - 440-Yd. Dash, Mile Relay Max Arguello - Broad Jump, 880-Yd. Dash John Shelby - 440-Yd. Dash, Mile Relay Mile Relay Team: John Shelby, Julian Perez, Ronnie Edwards, Webber Tefetellr. GOLF A D TENNIS The golf participants are from left to right: Robert Hoffmang Larry Clarkg Mr. Carl Lewis, Coachg Teddy Hatcherrg and Gene Clark. l Q ...N-... The tennis players are from left to right, BACK ROW: Tommy Claiborneg Frank Chappleg Mike Wheelerg FRONT ROW: Judy Dunng Charlotte Blandg and Judie Bishop. 79 THLETIC ANQUET Coach Boswell recognizes the Varsity Basketball girls. David Bishop receives award for Outstanding Player. Coach Kerr speakers to athletes. f-...NA 9 4, . U-.-5 r wr' fu V jg-1.5. , --WA. , Vx N 4. . ---mr: Q A- 'F :Miz-'iii-51' 3 Rh Qi 1 1' K 'L ,Q 2 ? ,. z Wu' -4' 1:32 ' . , f ?f , ,gt , . sf ,. ,f 5 X Q f K w r'-,. ,. , wx .193 l?3fF'A E nw hw is w A 'S k 'Q s ag ' Mag! sg 3 Q P5 A15 Q is ' ww - 'YM if ,i .Wilt ' -. -' L A L, V N- If L ,. '-'- -- f f T: f4fs.1IIf,f 'WN t 'f f ' :.. 2ff.2:'5 ' I x 'l '.f V V' avi. - '5 1 '43 'MW .L IISFTM' N1 1 gi V if . ,',, ly W- I , if 0 N X X . 'SMC ' 'Wifi in -- nw, ,, 'Q H7 5. Y J . . W Wi Lxkk. W- L,.,.,.. -V ,mf if A QU VWQ3 K fig, 1 ,, -A . I . Vw? 5, -, 5 x f ., i Q fm Q 1 s-'qw 5 1, .. A A QA L ,Mya Y N Q in Sm Q N A K fzilf Q ' r F w 4 f ee ' eewssasm AND BANQLIET The Slaton Tiger Band Banquet was held at the Holiday Inn Restaurant in Lubbock, Texas, November 15, 1959. President Ronald Mangum presided over the affair, assisted by Vice-President Billy Snider and Reporter Ioe Melcher. The Slaton band members presented Director Bill Townsend with a money tree made of fifty pleated one dollar bills tied to a gold tree with green bows. The base of the tree was trimmed in autumn leaves and pine cones from Oregon. Mr. Dean Killion of Texas Tech was guest speaker for the evening. Distinguished guests, Band Officers, and Band Sweetheart were introduced. The banquet was closed with the reading of the Senior Band wills and followed by the dance. .. ' ' .K 2 3 'ix 1 .3 vii , i l' 1,-nl' DRUM MAJORS TOMMIE MCCALL and GEORGE PRIVETT MAJORETTES CHARLOTTE BLAND and NITA WARD X 0 2 mfs R9 f 49' FLUTE - Tommie McCall, DeAnna Cole, Dora Tucker, Carol Buxkemper, Susan Lovelady. CLARINET - George Privett, Roger Cummings, Pat Pettigrew, Lena Glasscock, Peggy Draper, Francis Goodman, Mike Genoble, Pete Harris, Judy Davis, Linda Walker, Pam Stansell, Carmen Perez, Gary Peebles, Walter Porsche, Larry Burk, Judy Franke. ALTO CLARINET - Sharon Perdue, Nancy Anderson. BASS CLARINET - Patty Clark, Ronda Pettigrew, Shelia McCormick, Nita Ward. PERCUSSION - Billy Snider, Don Edwards, Johnny Morris, Arlan Wilkinson, Noel Lee Dickson, Mike Brown. FRENCH HORNS - Charlotte Bland, Gerry Clark, Areta Privett, Steve Ball. ALTO SAXOPHONES - Jim I-Iaile, Dick Martin, Dixie Mudgett, Lewis Cowdrey, John Davis, Don Cald- well. va- ' ,........-Q----uvvl nun?-n TIGER BAND OFFICERS '.d 'Nv'wnm.. W'W'W Vice-President Billy Snider President Ronald Mangum Secretary Patsy Pettigrew T Reporter Joe Melcher Riff M ,mail-NE,-N 'vfffw wsu' M-, M. -M.. lg ..,,,,, 'nm A 'Www 4 - K- fs r',-,--. W ,-.rr: t 4 M. New me if N l E 'I M ' -, , rx, -.-:A , 'ie : ..,. 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S muff J: -QQQQ L P 2:3695 zf we 82 3? 1 SLATO OFFICERS President - Maxine Moore Vice-President - Jeanette Price Secretary - Lola Hopkins Janet Adamek, Judy Adamek, Barbara Arrants, Elaine Barnes, Ann Basinger, Marjorie Baxley, Norma Jean Bednarz, Judy Bishop, Glenda Bownds, Jan Bownds, Judy Boyd, Sharon Boyd, Laurel Brooks, Nelda Brooks, De Etta Buxkemper, Kathy Buxkemper, Laurel Choate, Melinda Clifton, Bonnie Cole, Sue Cone, Glenda Cooper, Suzie Cooper, Sue Delaney, Judy Dunn, Ronda Eanes, Mary Elliott, Carolyn Etter, Peggy Gentry, Barbara George, Janette George, Linda George, Coleen Gilliland, Marilyn Gil- more, Janet Gunnels, Ann Haddock, Carol Hale, Dana Heaton, Dolores Heinrich, Diane Heinrich, La Nelle Heinrich, Sharon Heinrich, Karen Henry, Pam Henry, Janice Hill, Kay Holley, Lola Hopkins, Zana House, Carolyn Howell, Linda Hogue, Lynn Hurst, Gail Johnson, June Johnson, Nancy Johnson, Stephanie Johnson, Janice Kahlich, Debra Kayser, Joy King, Charlene Kitten, Judy Kitten, Canzada Lee, Sue Liles, Margaret Meeks, Beverly Meyers, Vernell Meurer, Maxine Moore, Doris Patterson, Fonda Patterson, Harriet Perkins. PEP CLUB TIGER CHEERLEA DERS Head Cheerleader - June Johnson Senior Cheerleader - Sharon Boyd Junior Cheerleader - Gail Johnson Sophomore Cheerleader - Janet Adamek Freshman Cheerleader - Judy Adamek Mascot - Judy Boyd Rosemary Phillips, Elaine Pickens Patsy Ray, Sue Reasoner, Sue Reed Carolyn Rhodes Lundie Roache Olivia Sanders, Carolyn Self, Linda Shelton Kay Short Doretta Schuette Jar Smith, Judy Smith, Martha Strube Joanne Thomas Lettie Traweek Jerene Verkamp, Melba Wall Catha Walker Rita West Katie Wicker Donna Wilke, Ann Wright, Conda Wyatt an o y +R A 'NH ..1,.w n r' PEP CLUB DINNER The Pep Club dinner which was held at the Slaton Clubhouse was a huge success as people such as Lola and Maxine talked and enjoyed the conversation. The food was so good that June, Coach Boswell and Gail were eagerly awaiting the first bite of food. Everyone enjoyed the food thoroughlyg it seems as though Bill Barry is en- joying it but has never seen a camera before. Plus the good food, there were thoroughly enter- taining musical numbers sung by Sue Liles, Harriet Perkins, and Jan Smith accompanied by Pam Henry. Distinguished guests were recognized, and the din- ner ended with the presen tation of a gift to Mrs. Audean Nowell, Pep Squad Sponsor. S H.S. Homecoming was held October 23, 1959. Sweethearts were crowned, and senior football boys were presented. June Johnson, Lola Hop- kins, Maxine Moore, Jeanette Price, Janet Adamek, and Gail John- son patiently await their cue to participate in half- time activities. President Maxine Moore crowns David Bishop sweetheart, and presents runner-up Giles Smith with a miniature football. Miss Janet Adamek, escorted by Gary Ward, is presented a bouquet of red roses by Captain David Bishop after being chosen football sweetheart. Homecoming festivities are brought to a close by the singing of the school song, played by the Slaton Tiger Band. HOMECOMI G 'xg iw, we S W 9 5 3? v JilgU,ILj!.J 9 fwf W if if .55 5'4 lg? 'fl 5 ' -53,1 l'Q'Ni-wig f ' L W N ' ., , A ,, . if L 1 v 4 V 1 , EE xv .wus 2:35. X 1253 - Q L Up if r 1 - : 'Q M if 7, w g- Q: -Q ff, za , W A: QAQ, ff ' .-1 vvrr- ,V NP-s s , X W .,Qb.-. ..:. .,,. EQ W A, ff- ,, ag I NE 'X Q33-vs , 2 fix L 5 A 92 . J ,M...,,h.,,.,, ,t President Danny Winn Vice-President Don Edwards Reporter Charlie White Secretary Areta Privett Music Librarian Joe Wood Janet Adamek, Judy Adamek, Kenneth Armstrong, Sue Armstrong, Bar bara Arrants, Beverly Brooks, Dene Brooks, Nancy Buxkemper, David Childers, Norma Ann Clark, Annie Mae Cofield, Bonnie Cole, Glenda Cooper, Morris Davidson, Billy Dickson, Don Edwards, Tommy Foster, Linda George, Janet Gunnels, Carolyn liarper, Sharon Heinrich, Lynn Hurst, Charlene Kitten, Margaret Langley, Dorothey Lewis, Margaret Meeks, Vernell Meurer, Kenneth Moore, Johnny Morris, Johnny Owens Patsy Preston, Areta Privitt, Marvin Self, Dwayne Smith, Melva Wall, Charles White, Marilyn White, Jerry Williamson, Danny Winn, Joe Wood Andrea Zapata, and Gerald Clark. .A The Slaton Choral Banquet was held at 7:00 P.M., January 18, 1960, at the Holiday Inn. President Lola Faye Hopkins was the 'mistress of cere- monies. Harriet Perkins gave the in- vocation. Iune Johnson introduced the speaker of the evening, Dr. Gene Hemmle. Miss Hopkins presented a gift to Mrs. M. G. Davis, director, in appreciation. CHQRAL BA QUET 1-W is D W Q f ,A , , atfw + ...A -,pf ff., I 5 'H ,f' Q, 'aw V N. ,..vv.w- V ,' s ,A ' 1 - 1 f. in x' , ks 254 ilflih- 1 +1 K I Akkwftu ? d.- fr f ' ? ,.x as V .V lk .fiqx ' 2 u '. nj A . A - s 'JA' gl ,. . f 'Qin- Ql x X .4- x 1 I TERSCHOLASTIC LEAGUE In track and field events Max Arguello placed second in district competition for SHS. Slaton Journalists rated fifth high school in regional competi- tion. Ronald Bagby won second in feature and third in headline, Tommie McCall placed third in feature. Arthur Summrall and Morris Davidson represented SHS in dis- trict slide rule competition. Lundie Roach and Billy Belote competed in the number sense sec tion of district competition. Frank Chapple and Tommy Claiborn placed first in district in Senior boys' doubles for SHS. Jim Haile and James Mangum entered district competition in boys' debate. Carolyn Etter and Lundie Roach won first in district debate in the girls' division. Sue Liles, Roy Strube, Sue Fields, John Dodson, Suzie Cooper, and June Johnson represented SHS in one-act play competition. June Johnson won second in state decla- mation for SHS. Fonda Patterson, poetry readingg Danny Siewart, declamationg Joe Melcher, decla- TQWARD EW uP X NEW HO? ,bo I 0,7 if 2 r- I E I 72 E A++ if Q 6 . Y e ' ff 0 x N..-f INITIATION MRS. JUDY BRYANT, Sponsor LITTLE SISTERS LITTLE SISTERS OFFICERS OF FHA . MJQWTEV W 5' . 5041 'lla' PM xxj. W .,,,: TA 'F'--L MRS. IMA DORA HAILE SENIOR FHA CHAPTER OFFICERS Chaplef Sponsor ' 4M ' vm 'NK' YQTU Rf in IOO STATE DEGREES STANDING, left to right: Carmen Perez, Katie Wicker, Sue Delaney, Judy Kitten, Harriet Perkins Judy Dunn. SEATED: Judy Franke, Diane Heinrich, Patsy Pettigrew, Gail Johnson, Sue Liles. FHA ACTIVITIES X u X lu E -i -,fat X, , IIII MISS SLATON REA FONDA PATTERSON MISS TEXAS REA JUNE JOHNSON .F , 1' if REA CONTEST, WITII MISS TEXAS PRESIDING SPRING STYLE SHOW sw--4 I 1 ,am .E ANNUAL TB DRIVE UNITED NATIONS DINNER PEIITI SIEAIISCII, Nita WEIICI alld IVIZIIIIISII Barbara Childfggg and Nelda Bfggkg E10 the decorations I0l 1 f Q, ,f.,,,,.4.g Wosx Q ,.. HQ, , Q lb 'iii auxin 1. 4 Q ' ff uk 'Sa Q + . Q ,, bv! 95 I ' 4' if J, es, , ,Q 'f- 'ukf .72 by NYM W wfM,i ,sm-as it .Hx,,. Q s -V 4 vmf 1' Q 'I ,MM , X 5 R, ,nn , H , -,Hn K L X Q Q, K ffmaw 1 s .sg4 .1-,twigs Sei,-rgf if 5.-as-14 Qiixibj-8 ,Q Va, ':'U.w, Qi-Bgllim ,w S.. dxrli ,,,LAk.'. ,, ,xii 34418 .. we .QQQ-v Q sxnfh 'gvlb ., Qs J .ew YQ' saw Q 1 ,f nrsv 1 fufg.-:Q,v1s,. ., vkilE5,,M-Q, Q. 4 Q 1 FHA GIRLS OF THE YEAR ,TUNE JOHNSON LUNDIE ROCHE DONNA WILKE 1.14 1 Lil? 3k,n,hl!W'! s ISI wi! Q c . Q , 5 'gli' I gf '. 4, ggaaigs! 9 s si .. malta. .44 Homemakers present the de- votional on the creeds of FHA at the banquet held at Bruce's Cafe. Glenn White is crowned FHA Sweetheart. FHA BANQLIET 'Tbl0 ' 'WS ' 'Lf ,I .4 A Q 1 Um,-'FQ 5' FUTURE FARMERS They are from left to right, BACK ROW: ,Timmy Hines, Webber Tefertiller, Ronnie Edwards, Meredith Harper, Tommy Simmons, Dale Burleson, Jerry Kitten, Glenn White, David Bishop, Randy Sanders, Jer- ry Harlan, Jerry Allen, T. L. Blizard, Gary Caldwell, John Frank Davis, and Dick Marriott. CENTER ROW: Teddy Hatchett, Grady Clark, Ioe Wicker, Bobby Meurer, Julian Perez, Jimmy Ayers, Calvin Kitten, James Mangum, Eddie Schmaltz, Kelley Bownds, Gary Ward, James Cole, Frank Chapple, Doyle Cooper, Travis Hendrix, Danny Siewert, and Neely Comer. FRONT ROW: Mike Brown, Billy Meurer 1 These boys have participated in many activities during the year. The main activities have been the Fort Worth Fat Stock Show, the Houston Fat Stock Show, the Plainview Fat Stock Show, the Leader- ship Contests, the Judging Contests, and the Father-Son Banquet and Stag Banquet. The Father-Son Banquet was a big success with nearly every boy and his father present. A highlight of the year was the many honors brought home by the Leadership and Judging Teams. The year has been a very successful one for the FFA. OF AMERICA Jackson Stockstill, Richard Height, Giles Smith, James Wright, Don Caldwell, Harold Cartwright, Carol Holley, John George, Gregg Nowlin, Walter Porsch, Jim Lowery, Larry Delaney, Danny Edwards Johnny Mangum, Paul Kitchens, and Billy Patterson. KNEELING: Joe Lokey, Mike Lovelady, Billy Ganus, Jim Gravell, Kenneth Fields, Billy Cooper, Wesley Myers, Robert Hoffman, Jerry Miller, Tom my Todd, Roger Kitten, Danny Kitten, and Ronnie Jones. CHAPTER OFFICERS Leading the FFA chapter this year are seven senior officers Just four short years ago they were like the fellow on the left Now they are learned in the ways of the FFA and like the fellow on the r They are from left to right Jerry Harlan - Treasurer James Cole - President Frank Chapple - Reporter Randy Sanders - Vice-President Giles Smith - Parliamentarian Jerry Allen - Secretary David Bishop - Sentinel ight W- 2. X W. 1- in These boys in their four years of FFA have c motto of the Future Farmers of America. This motto is LEARNING TO DO DOING TO LEARN EARNING TO LIVE LIVING TO SERVE I06 ome to know and appreciate the GREENHAND CHAPTER CONDUCTING TEAM LEADERSHIP TEAMS gs 'Is The Chapter Conducting Team won first in District and second in Area this year. These boys will be back next year to try again for that coveted state banner. They are, left to right, BACK ROW: Dick Marriott, Secretary, Gary Caldwell, Sentinelg FRONT ROW: Jim Lowery, Reporter, Billy Cooper, President, Don Caldwell, Vice-President, Kenneth Fields, Treasurer, and Billy Ganus, Member. F 4-N. GREENHAND QUIZ TEAM First in District and Second in Area are shown on the banners the Quiz Team proud- ly display. The members of the Quiz Team are, left to right, Mike Brown, Caroll Holley, Ronnie Edwards, John George, and Richard Height. 190' l07 .ILIDGI G TEAM LIVESTOCK JUDGING TEAM Slaton scored again as the Livestock Team qualified for State Competition. The team members are from left to right: James Wright, Jimmy Ayers and Johnny M angum. DAIRY JUDGING TEAM I08 Not to be outdone the Dairy Team also qualified for State Competition The boys are from left to right: Travis Hendrix, James Mangum and Danny Seiwert. sfkfwbf 6 SESS V 'K 'S REA AND DISTRICT OFFICER X .'qX Rf FAC tr. JERRY HARLAN District Vice-President Chapter Officer JAMES COLE Area President DeKalb Winner State President Nominee Chapter President E 3 i 2 a . x PN xwx W . 2 Mx.x.x Mx, wvsllilv' - .Am Q S! X Q X, -inf' wi ,wg 1 . aww ig FFA BOY OF THE YEAR Ilan.. 1 , ARMERS Q -Ma!!! KM .. Wk qi MY- . - f X , -v-4, M .Wg M A .I P sq. An vu. M, q JAMES com .. 3 in -rs, . , .5 'Q 4 Q W 'Q n.. .i , RDCPSSIOHRI Don Edwards pall BALL Al AURP A I I4 514 RX IC ES 8:15 p.m. Don Edwards C. M. Fields Lutkin Harold Mobley lord 'md Qnvxour BOYCE Baualallrmtm Addrus Rollo Davidson Tho Lord S Praylr Hamblen Bonedxclum Leroy Deans 2 N s N S . 3 S x w M. --un-q x - xx X xi, X :xx x A ,A .Q x S xv 5 .W l U l ix W - X Y E Q x x . g. s X A J 2113 X . QE X Q QB X5 3 s X Q x Q N 3 ' X S S . X X Q - X X :Q X ,X S xx x . - Q 1 XS- Wi N - Q I, AMY Y ax NN a , , 4 Y -P ' iff 3 4 S 14 ? Q 1 4 1, ff, 1 5 Q A S 3 A s A in . Q .f s 2 f K 1 i f 2 fi we ki 1 ' Q2 all SENIOR EEK FU BathiHg BSHUUCS CVCIYOHC! Lots and lots of good' ggod food. Four years work is climaxed by the Senior class of 1960 during Senior Week. The activities planned by the Seniors were a bowling party, swimming and a picnic at Lubbock, a barbecue at Underwoods, and a theatre party held in Slaton. Big secret, Bi11?'?? Oh, to be a Senior, was one of the replys uttered by underclassmen as they watched various Seniors eating their weight in food, basking in the sun during a swimming party, bowling, attending a theatre party or just being lazy. I I4 Startled Sponsors Ready To See The Show? vjifwe N :ev as 3-X ' ' . -u W .uk A T fn 1, U 'mf ' Sfswsi Y 'm X fag GENERAL s - 5- fl .W E. 5' ag '-, , is , A4 if ..-...- MY' 5.f x 5 as .agar CINDERELLA BALL JUNIOR-SENIOR BA NQUET May 3, 1960 x . ci A f M- ,ft - ' , HOTEL LUBBOCK Lubbock, Texas .... . Tommy Claiborn extends a welcome Sue, Harriet, and Ian add to the Cin to Juniors and Seniors. derella atmosphere. i 1 Who said McSween'??'? Cinderella Henry looks unhappy Oh, my gosh, I forgot Mrs. Caldwell's gift! I l After the Ball, Faculty and Students discuss the wonder ful event. II6 ' 2 ? gm lgxsk ,Q , V- ,fl . Tu E K me , 'x f 336 5 . X N -P w ' . ff' ,ix ,I s 'V ,Mi ,IV , N. w , Q 'Q -.X '4? 'ff Si! 5 ,wwf W 5 I, Nix., ,mc V -s . X w N. Wx w ,Nh u 2 , 4 W X A' X it Y' xv' 8 x 'hu-., V-,f H, zz I 4 .QB s X-1 'HM ,W Ik? Y: , -u ,, ' Q 55, -A-.4 M A Q S . V, -V 'ami 2 sf J 4 ,3 , 2 X X gf Y 3 9, -1 flgv V ' ,, xkkk 'Q i 7 2 5 Q we ANNUAL STAFF FX as -I 6s ': J 1:3 1 v' Q rmmm.. SEATED, left to right: Jim Haile, Photographerg George Privett, Business Managerg Ronald Bagby, Sportsg Bill Barry, Sportsg Don Edwards, Assistant Editorg Carolyn Etter, Editorg Roy Strube, Staff. STANDING, left to right: Barbara Childress, Art Editorg La Nelle Heinrich, Staffg Norma Jean Bednarz, Typistg Howard Hoffman, Assistant Business Managerg Tommie McCall, Typistg Frank Chapple, Staff. Huh? I20 The Thinker? Bewildered, Bothered, and Busy LETTER FROM THE EDITOR We, the TIGER'S LAIR Staff of 1959-60, have compiled a yearbook throughout this school year with the hope of bringing to mind many pleasant memories. Our desire is that our yearbook will bring to mind many friends and events that have faded from the memory long after we are scattered throughout our busy world. All of our efforts to compile a completed yearbook could not have been fulfilled without the help of our sponsor, Mrs. Elizabeth Martin. To Mrs. Martin est gratitude and thanks for her many hours of endless work, her faith, and, above all, her patience. goes our deep Thus, we present this book to youg may your hearts be lighter and your lives be happier for the memories it may bring. F ,, gag!! Rf it f AGQNY!! ! Tall man with the saddle 4,4 Look tired, Joe. Legs Harlan I use Colgate. The Gang W., 1 , Ag? . iii M 1 K S x --Qi -QNX NM RRMNW NYM-M, n . .N -s.. 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THE COTTON PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION G-Ei? ,A , . W ... , g CUSTER'S GULF 350 S. 9 VA 8-7128 Slaton, Texas S791 .3 is ljvli i CAPRQQK l3Xy!O FARTS RAY C. AYERS 8. SON, INC. Slaton, Texas NN Ti Cl-LLISIL af:--.ag-. U A LEW ., 1 ' fl Meng f Q V' 'Q ' lv g, Eli HENZLER GROCERY HADDOCK FOOD STORE Groceries, Meats, Fruits, and Vegetables 250 W, Garza Phone VA-8-3466 A Good Place to Trade QNXFSXRMACY no X SLAT D i D D O. D. KENNEY AUTO PARTS Your Automotive Parts Distributo Slaton Texas Box 846 ,Q . K A V ...luv-K K ' A D L-s ,M remcu A A A L oo,, . , M A x I LOYD AND HAROLD TUCKER BUTANE - PROPANE TEXACO PETROLEUM PRODUCTS VA-8-4131 P.O. Box 176 ,mx -E ,agp-, JSM F? Ear 5 -4 1' WYE, 1 1 Si F 2 x,Dii1,LM .. 3' -wg, z:,, . ,kk. ,A x . Qi. Q v- ,3 WH? 5 r n L CHRIESMAN FLORAL 142 Texas Avenue VA-8-3462 Slaton, Texas Y : 'SE gUVllE11'IlF K l'f'rnlGP's 5 Q3 'Is A MEDALLION Home in Your Future? sou'rHw1:s'r::nN Plllllli nigga was M KENDRICK PONTIAC 1100 South Ninth VA-8-4791 Slaton, Texas SLATON MOTOR CO. 150 West Lynn VA 8-4221 Slaton, Texas MIND . ,. ' , . .1 Quality Headquarters FONDY'S WESTERN LEATHER SHOP 115 N. Ninth VA-8-4846 WESTERN NATIONAL LIFE Special Representative JERRY HOLT 111 N. Ninth VA-8-4687 LASATER AND HOFFMAN HAR DW ARE ,ef 35155 .wd 1 ' WESTERN AUTO 130 W. Garza VA-8-3196 Mgw, ' ' V' SERVICE DEPT 'silfis xiiisu mai Mya., E ' Nm d Ad ' 1 A 1' Mmaggffw Fjjgftiuepp Mossen RADIO s. TV SELF'S FURNITURE 135 N. Ninth VA-8-4475 a I-.K 4 I3 f ,, Q-mmm ., A . mb aw' f W f wi. . x H 5' ,, Ei vs 4. .fn - N ,mfegz I, A X 5 BODY SHDP W MM, 'Zaman I 5 I ANL Biimfgxns V. BOWNDS BODY SHOP ,ly 4 F 4 1 el 3 . ... . , THE SLATON SLATONITE 163 S. Ninth VA-8-4201 or 4202 .annu- HIGGINBOTHAM-BARTLETT CO. Dealers in Lumber, Wire, Paints, Oil and Builders Hardware Phone VA-8-3 159 Slaton, Texas PORTER LUMBER CO. Quality Building Materials at Reasonable Prices Phone VA-8 -37 1 1 1350 S. Ninth Slaton, Texas You Ought to Be in Pictures bv Tires, Tubes and Wheels are Our O Specialty 4A.4.4l.i.lL. Phone VA-8-7132 1200 Ninth St. Slaton, Texas Outboard Motors Sales and Service HENZLER IMPLEMENT Auto, Tractor, and Truck Repairing - Welding Insecticide SLATON WRECKING YARD 24-Hour Wrecker Service Day Phone VA-8-3567 Night Phone VA-8-4116 Lubbock Highway SLATON SAVINGS 8. LOAN ASSOCIATION Don, Judy, and Joh n open a savings account. fi 5 '1 :L fs ' :r i i Q ,av--f'+ , J ffm .,i'fg,4L5,,,,1 ll f ' lUMBERfC0 - 1 I - IVIIYYIIINO 'Ol TNI IUILDCQ Congratulations on a job well do IV gk X., ii - - -Q ' 'Ng af if . V P . X uh I A ..,.. v51,' X ' I THOMPSON'S FURNITURE COMPANY 1 CHAMPION JEWELRY PALACE BARBER SHOP Fine Jewelry at Reasonable Prices Slaton, Texas BARBER Phone VA-8-3751 124 west Garza BUTLER MONUMENT WORKS KUSS ELECTRIC Granite or Marble Curbing - Grave Tops Monuments of Charagtel- 850 S. Sixteenth VA-8-3225 Free Delivery to Most Sites J. B. BUTLER, Owner Slaton, Texas VA-8-4885 Slaton, Texas SLATON GAS 8. EQUIPMENT SLATON BAKERY BUTANE - PROPANE Home Made Bread and Pastries VA-8-4501 CHEVROLET RINNE IMPLEMENT CO. . . For the best in transportation . See Genuine Parts LOUIE MELCHER at SIM' Texas ckow cHEvRoLET l.7l'l.7 iii-. Phone VA- 8-43 57 --h N E E Quinn H136 Class of HBO ' W' s s ? KERTAN STUDIO Forthebestin photog aphy IE EE IHHHHEHWEZE E3 A X X X-O T si TTT! XX-ls f fsg,s?f25i -wmwwcms 'xi if iii ' T K for clothes Jrying ,gx-iflxj ' , f r coolming Ogg fe ' X, f ' ' f ruir conditioning 1 -K f,'4 , for water heating N I for home heating for rcfriqention for mcmcrahon Pioneer Natural Bas Gompany N Nu. ron A enowme umm BAIN AUTO STORE F. A. DREWRY 5 INSURANCE AGENCY O 136 South 8th Street Home Owned 146 West Garza Slaton, Texas RCA TV and RCA Whirlpool VA8-3282 Washers and Dryers 3: Q V W 2 ,, ggi! t in 5 l mf, , , a'xvg r f'f 'aif ifk . Q .gag 43 ,N . A-YW4i vm, Q1 j 5 is ,,w ,Uh sw- or R 3 E . . PM K it '44 ' Carolyn and Tommie say, A Big Deal at DEALS MACHINE SHOP A Good Place to Trade JIM-DAN-DY CLEANERS Free pick up and delivery ,L Pam and Peggy select a Zenith portable at SLATON HARDWARE For the best in hardware One hamburger coming up for each of the girls, but two for Roy at WING-DING The finest in short orders '--Q. . . . SENIOR ACHIEVEMENTS . .. AGUILAR, DORA - l'l1 speak in a monstrous little voice. Choral 56-60, FHA 56-58, Librarian 59-60, TIGER'S CAGE 59-60. ALLEN, JERRY - He's armed without that innocence within. Band 56-57, Football 56-60, All-District 58-59, Captain 59-60, Student Council 56-60, Conven- tion Delegate 56-60, Student Body Vice-President 58-59 President 59-60, Track 56-59, FFA 56-60, Senior Chap- ter Conducting Team 57-58, Secretary 58-60, Boy of the Month 58-59, Baseball 56-58, Junior Secretary- Treasurer, Senior Secretary-Treasurer, Mr. SHS 59-60. BAGBY, RONALD - Born with a gift of laughter and a sense the world is mad. Football 55-58, Basketball 55-56, Letterman's Club 57-58, Sophomore Class Presi- dent, Sophomore Class Favorite, Wittiest Boy 59-60, TIGER'S CAGE, TIGER'S LAIR 59-60, Interscholastic League Journalism 59-60. BAILEY, GLEN - I'm not in the world of common men. BARNES, CAROLYN - Look for her in the gardens of heaven. Basketball 56-57, FHA 56-57. BARRY, BILL - Preserve me from unseasonable and immoderate sleep. Football 56-60, Basketball 56-59, Track 56-59, Tennis 59-60, Student Council 58-60, DECA 59-60, TIGER'S CAGE, TIGER'S LAIR 59 -60, Base- ball 57-58, Captain, Science Club 58-59, FFA 56-58, State Chapter Conducting Team 56-57. BEADLES, BEVERLY - I will be the pattern of all pa- tience. Transferred from Sulphur Springs. Choraleers 59-60. BEDNARZ, NORMA JEAN - The very pink of perfection. FHA 56-59, Choral 57-58, Junior Degree 56-57, Girl of the Month 57-58, interscholastic League Shorthand 59-60, TIGER'S LAIR 58-60, Who's Who 58-59, Most Likely to Succeed 60. BEDNARZ, DAVID - He has the smile that won'r come off. FFA 57-59, Vice-President, Greenhand Chapter Conducting Team 57-58, Football 59-60, Honorable Mention, All-District. BISHOP, DAVID - He is a man who has many friends. Football 56-60, All-District, All-South Plains 60, Bas- ketball 56-6O, Track 56-60, Most Athletic Boy 59-60, FFA 56-60, Greenhand Chapter Conducting Team Secre- tary 58-59, Sentinel 60, Sophomore Class Favorite, Most Attractive Boy 59, FHA Sweetheart 59, Junior Play, Pep Squad Sweetheart 59-60, Senior Vice-President. BOYD, SHARON - Though she be but little, she is fierce. Class Favorite 56-57 , Basketball 56-58, Student Council 57-60, Convention Delegate 58-59, Vice-Presi- dent 59-60, SPASC Delegate 58-60, Choral 58-59, TIGER'S CAGE Editor 58-59, Office Staff 57-58, DECA 59-60, Who's Who 58-59. BROOKS, NELDA - High as a star yet lowly as a flower she takes her unassuming place. Choral 56-60, FHA 56-60, Junior Play, Senior Play, FHA Choir 57-58, Pep Squad 56-60, Junior Degree 56-57, Chapter Degree 57-58 BUXKEMPER, KATHY - I never met a man I didn't like. Pep Squad 57-60, FHA 56-60, Choral 57-60, Choral Officer 58-59, Senior Class Favorite, TIGER'S CAGE 60. CHAPPLE, FRANK - I like a bit of mongrel whether it's a man or dog . . Basketball 56-60, Tennis 56-60, District Winner 60, FFA 56-60, Greenhand Chapter Con- ducting Team 56-57, Senior Chapter Conducting Team 57-58, Boy of the Month 57-58, Reporter 59-60, TIGER'S LAIR 59-60. CHILDRES, DAVID - I challenge falsehood, fear, and wrong. Choral 59-60, Science Club 57-58. CHILDRESS, BARBARA - If to her share some female errors fall, look on her face and you'll forget them all. Choral 56-60, TIGER'S CAGE, TIGER'S LAIR 58-60, Pep Squad 56-60: FHA 56-60. COCHRAN, CLOVIS - He made a thousand friends, and better yet, he kept them. COLE, JAMES - He was a scholar, and a ripe good 'one.' Who's Who 56-60, Football 56-60, Basketball 56-60, Captain' 59-60, All-District 59-60, Track 58-59, FFA 56-60, Reporter 57-58, Chapter President 58-60, Area I President 59-60, Vice-President 58-59, President Greenhand and Senior Chapter Conducting Teams 56-58, Class Vice-President 56-57, Class President 57-60, FFA Boy of the Year 57-60, Lone Star Farmer Degree 58-59, Letterman's Club 57-59, Mr. SHS 58-59, Most Repre- sentative 58-59, Junior Play, Most Valuable Boy 59-60, Most Likely to Succeed 59-60. COOPER, SUZANNE - Her wit was more than man, her innocence, a child. FHA 56-60, Junior Degree 56-57, Pep Squad 56-60, Choral 58-60, Junior Play, Senior Play, Speech Play 59-60, TIGER'S CAGE 59-60, Wittiest Girl 59-60. DAVIDSON, MORRIS - O Ye that have faith to look with fearless eyes. Transferred from Childress High School 59 . 1 DICKSON, BILLY - His little body lodg'd a mighty mind. Football 56-59, Tennis 56-59, Choral 59-60, DECA 59-60. ul . . . SENIOR ACHIEVEMENTS . .. DODSON, JOHN - I am as sober as a judge. Band 56-59: Football 56-57, Manager 59-603 Stage Band 57'59Q Junior Play, Speech Play 58-601 TIGER'S CAGE 5,9-603 DECA 59-60, Convention Delegate 60. DOWELL, PAULETTE - She moves a goddess and she looks a queen. EANES, CHARLES - He who from lips divine persuasion flows. Tennis 56-573 Band 57-603 TIGER'S LAIR 57-591 TIGER'S CAGE 59-605 Science Club 57-59. ELLIOTT, JOHNNY - He is a bold man. ETTER, CAROLYN - Age cannot wither her nor custom stale her infinite variety. FHA 56-60, Junior Degree 56-57, Chapter Degree 57-58, State Degree 58-59, Photographer 58-59, Girl of the Month 58'59Q Pep Squad 56-60: Choral 56-60: Basketball 56-582 Interscholastic League Typing 57-58, Poetry Reading 58-59, District Winner Debate 60g TIGER'S LAIR Assistant Editor 58-59, Editor 59-603 TlGER'S CAGE 59-603 Office Staff56-583 Junior Play3 Senior Play3 Who's Who 60. FOSTER, TOMMY - He nothing common did, or mean. GENTRY, PEGGY - And virtue will keep me warm. Choral 56-60: FHA 56-60, Junior Degree 56'57Q Pep Squad 56'60Q Junior Play. HARLAN, JERRY - All his faults were such that one loves him still the better for them. Western Day King 57: Football 56Q Track 56-585 Baseball 56-58: FFA 57-60, National Convention Delegate 57, Sentinel 57-58, Boy of the Month 57-59, Boy of the Year 58-59, District FFA Delegate 58-59. Chapter Treasurer 58-60, State Chapter Conducting Team 58-59, Regional Livestock Judging Team 58-59, Lone Star Farmer 59'60Q Junior Play3 DECA 59-603 TIGER'S CAGE 59-60. HEINRICH, LANELLE - l will be the pattern of all pa- tience. FHA 56-59, Junior Degree 56-573 Choral 57-59, Vice-President 58-59: Pep Squad 59'60: Student Council 59-603 TIGER'S LAIR 59 -60. HENRY, KAREN - The windy satisfaction of the tongue. Choraleers 56-59, Solo 57-583 Pep Squad 56-603 FHA 56-59, Junior Degree 56-57, Chapter Degree 58-593 Junior Play3 Speech Play 58'59Q Senior Play3 Interschol- astic League Shorthand 59-60. HOLLY, KAY - Her modest looks the cottage might adorn. FHA 56-603 Pep Squad 56-603 Basketball 56-59: Volleyball 57-593 Choral 58-601 Junior Play. HOPKINS, LOLA FAYE - Her dear five hundred friends. FHA 56-603 Choral 56-603 Pep Squad 56-603 Junior De- l42 gree 56-57, Chapter Degree 57-58: Officer in Choral 59-603 Junior Class Favorite3 Junior Play3 TlGER'S CAGE 59-603 Interscholastic League Typing 58-593 Miss SHS 59 -60. HURST, LYNN - Sunshine and rain at once, her smile and tears. JOHNSON, JUNE - Steadfast of thought, well made, well wrought. Pep Squad 56-60, Cheerleader 56-603 FHA 56-60, Officer 56-60, Area Officer 58-59, Nation- al Nominee 58-59, Girl of the Year 56-60, Miss REA of Texas 59-603 Choral 56-60, President 58-593 Class President 56-57, Vice-President 58-593 Who's Who 56-603 Junior Play3 Speech Play 59-603 Interscholastic League Declamation 56-60, lst and 3rd in District, 2nd in State3 Football Sweetheart 58-593 Most Courteous Girl 58-593 Most Valuable Girl Student 59-603 Saluta- torian. KITTEN, JERRY - He's a man to be won. Football 56-60, Honorable Mention All-District 59 -603 Baseball 56-583 FFA 56-60, Boy of the Month 57-59, Chapter Conducting Team 56-57, 58-59, Livestock Judging Team 58-59. MAGOUIRK, BETTY LOU JOHNSON - God made a heart of gold, blest it and called it - you. Choral 56-603 Music Librarian 57-603 FHA 56-60, Junior Degree Chapter Degree3 Librarian 59-60. MANGUM, RONALD - The man that blushes is not quite a brute. Band 56-60, President 59-60, Stage Band 56-60, Solo Contest 58-60, Sextet 59-60, Trom- bone Trio 58-593 Junior Class Favorite3 Junior Play3 TlGER'S CAGE 59-603 4-H Club 56-603 Rifle Team 56'6OQ Junior Leader 56-60. METTS, MACK - As round as an apple was his face. Band 56-60. MEURER, LEE - A woman would run through fire and water for such a kind heart. FFA 56-58, Junior Chap- ter Conducting Team 56-57, Senior Chapter Conducting Team 57-58, Dairy Cattle Judging Team 57-58, Green- hand Degree, Chapter Farmer Degree3 Band 59-603 Stage Band 59-603 Office Staff 59-60. MOORE, MAXINE - Tis good to be merry and wise. Pep Squad 56-603 FHA 56-603 Choral 57-603 Basketball 56-573 Officer FHA 56-58, Junior Degree, Chapter De- gree3 Choral Officer 59-603 Sophomore Class Favorite3 Office Staff 57-583 TIGER'S CAGE 59-603 Junior Play3 Pep Squad Secretary 58-59, President 59-60. MUDGETT, DIXIE - The endearing elegance of female friendship. Band 56-603 Basketball 56-57: Interschol- . . . SENIOR ACHIEVEMENTS . . . astic League Solo Music Competition 56-57: DECA 59-60. MYERS, BEVERLY - The map of honor, truth and loyalty. Pep Squad 56-60: Choral 56-60: FHA 56-60, Junior Degree 56-57. McCALL, TOMMIE KAREN - Here is a most beautiful lady, light of step and heart is she. Band 56-60, Drum Majorette 59 -60, Band Sweetheart 59-60: Journalism 59-60: Editor TIGER'S CAGE 59-60: FHA 56-59: Inter- scholastic League Typing 57-58: Woodwind Quintet 58-59: TIGER'S LAIR 58-60. MCCRARY, BILL - He shall have a noble memory. McSWEEN, JAY - The mirror of all courtesy. NELSON, MARILYN - Oh, to have a little house! To own the hearth. Choral 56-60: FHA 56-60, Junior Degree, Chapter Degree 59-60: Junior Play: Pep Squad 56-59. OWENS, JOHNNY - The universal human yearning for something permanent, without shadow of change. Track 57-59: Baseball 57-58: Football Manager 58-59: Vice-President Science Club 57-58f Secretary-Treasurer Science Club 58-59: Choral 59-60. PEREZ, CARMEN - As good as gold. Choral 56-60: Band 58-60: Fl-IA 56-60. Junior Degree, Chapter Degree, State Degree 60: Pep Squad 56-57. PRIVETT, GEORGE - In perfect honour, perfect truth, and gentleness to all mankind, you tread the golden paths of youth. Band 56-60, Drum Major 59-60: Inter- scholastic League Clarinet Solo 56-60, Trio 57, Student Conducting 58-59, Stage Band 59-60: TIGER'S LAIR 58-60: Science Club President 56-57, Vice-President 58: Science Fair Awards 56-58: Junior Play: Slide Rule Con- testant 60. SANDERS, RANDY - All's well that ends well. SCHNEIDER, BETTY JOYCE - Growth is the only evi- dence of life. SELF, MARVIN - Each Man for himself. SMITH, GILES - Towering in the confidence of 18. SMITH, STEVE - May you live all the days of your life. Basketball 56-58, Manager 59-60: Tennis 56-58: Librarian 59-60. SNIDER, BILLY - Each man for himself. Band 56-60, Vice-President 59-60: Tennis 57-58. STRUBE, MARTHA - Love me little, love me long. Pep Squad 56-60: FHA 56-60, Junior Degree 56-57: Basketball 56-57: Junior Play. STRUBE, ROY - As merry as the day is long. Band 56-60, lnterscholastic Solo Music Contest 60, Stage Band 60: Junior Play: Senior Play: Speech Play: TIGER'S CAGE 59: TIGER'S LAIR 59-60: 4-H 56-60, Council 57-59, Junior Leader 56-60, Rifle Team 58-60. TERRY, LARRY - Of a good beginning cometh a good end. Football 56-60: FFA 56-58: DECA 58-60: Honor- able Mention All-District Football 59-60. TOWNSEND, EUGENE - Ifl had the wings of an angel. Band 56-60, Stage Band 58-60: Baseball 60. TRAWEEK, LETTIE - I'll not budge an inch. Pep Squad 56-60: Basketball 56-57: Tennis 56-57: Band 56-58: Librarian 58-59: Office staff 58-59: TIGER'S CAGE 58-59: Choral 59-60: DECA 59-60: FHA 56-59, Junior Degree, Chapter Degree. TUCKER, GWYNDOL - Go west, young man. TIGER'S CAGE 59 -60: DECA 59-60. VERKAMP, JERENE - There's language in her eyes, her cheek, her lips. Basketball 57-58: Volleyball 57-58: FHA 57-60: Choral 58-60: Pep Squad 57-59. WARD, GARY - Better late than never. WHEELER, MIKE - I am slow but steady. Football 56-60: Tennis 56-60: Track 56-59: Band 56-60: Stage Band 56-60. WHITE, CHARLEY - Mad as a March hare. Football 56-59: Tennis 56-58: Basketball 56-60: Track 56-57: Freshman Class Favorite: DECA 59 -60: Choral 59-60. WHITE, GLENN - Thinking is but an idle waste of thought. Football 56-60: DECA President 59-60: FFA 56-59: Science Club 56-57: FHA Sweetheart 59-60. WILKE, DONNA - My sword is strength, my spear is song, but laughter is my shield. Basketball 56-60: FHA 56-60, Junior Degree, Chapter Degree, State De- gree 6O, Girl of the Year 60: Betty Crocker Award 60. WINN, DANNY - I was determined to know. Basket- ball 56-59: Tennis 56-59: Football 56-57: Slatonaires President 59-60. WOOD, JOE - Give me the room whose every nook is dedicated to a book. 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