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X A . -. - M,v,1.g. .i,.k..,,- J. ,, v ,, -W Y V -ff N I., . , Ag,-1 s fx ., , . . 4 'A V ' ffn f 44 , , X 'r'i'EJ'13Jw Ax V ' , . V j ' ' A 3 f uf: ,ff A 5 ,ff f . -P 9,2 , ,- L ,N-' I , ,V , ' ' '41 W .V N 'l 11 f fl If 1 .',,:: 4 A 5 7, ' I fn ,J f ,.f 4 7 x I 1 f 44 f xv A. , Aw X . I . fl' f f' 1, b f 1 ' , 1 X .. 'F4 21, 12' ' ' , 4 I I MW ' I A - I 1 , f , , ,Q Qmwvs , zomw Of enum rfofv, Alva FA awry. ir? 1 r. g. ,W 3 H .4 BOARD OF EDUCATION The board of education is made up of a group of Big Spring business men devoting a large share of their time to running the public school. This group of men have succeeded in building additional grade school rooms and also have hopes of a new high school in the near future. Standing left to right: H. W. Smithg John A, Coffee, secretaryg Dr. J. E, Hogang Justin Holmes. Sitting left to right: Dan W. Conley: Pat Murphyg Dewey Martin, vice- presidentg Amabel Lovelace, clerkg Marvin Miller, presidentg W. C. Blankenship, super- intendent. OFFICE AND ADNHNISTRATIVE PERSONNEL Reading clockwise: Mrs. Louise Horton, nurseg Mrs. Debra Felts, secretaryg Miss Jean Meador, secretaryg Mrs. Velma Griese, elementary music supervisory Mrs. Amabel L.ove1ace,bookkeeperg Pat Murphy,business manager: W. C. Blankenship, superintendent: J. O. Hagood, tax assessor, Foster L. Patterson, visiting teacher: Dean Bennett, elemen- tary supervisor. Bm Svvuuc. luoaveuosm Souoot Dish'-lcv BOARD DY TRUSTEES W. C. BLANKENSHIP. Suvenuvfeuonu w 'm'mo' Omen' F.. S. WAT? HDR!!-N MAHVNU FULLER Q? ausnuss uuen PREMDKNT W. L. if-to DEWEV Ntifgy 1 nnnuru. men scnom. VICE - Pl W JOHN I- COVYU- BIG SYRXNGY TEXAS no:ss?v.wvc:1?v:.s::AL New scuoon. 1fC'U ' t. nun ueuueff D. VI. CONLEY ' UIRICTOF ILEQABWYAIY SUMJOLQ on.:.:.woGAN okntcotruku Nsgm Houqgg ' Kun coma a Niki-ITXC DWlf-105 H. VI. SVHTN Message to the senlors of l95O Again X have the honor to write a parting word to a group of the finest young men and women in the world. Flrst 1 want to assure you that I love every one of you sin- cerely, and 1 wish for each of you a long nappy and prosperous life. These are the things we all desire, happiness, prosperity, and love. happiness is a state of being, depending primarily upon our attitude, our ideals, our WiLlihQUe5S to think happy thoughts and dedicate our lives to worthwhile accom- plishments and service to others in such a way as to make them happy. Thinking happy thoughts and living happily wlth the high purpose to make others happy will make us happy inside and outside ourselves. Your prosperity depends primarily on your selection of a job, business, or pro- fession in which you can work hapolly. Therefore, choose now wisely what you will do. Aim for that which you know you want to do as a life work. Learn definitely what the requirements are for success in it. YLGD and build your Lif9 for it. :et lm edlate mileposte and check yourself against these mlleposts at successive intervals. Your famiry, your friends, and aoolety will love you as you love and serve them. MAKE of yourself a LOVBELE person. Ledicate your life to the service of others if you and harry. . . Blankenship he truly svocessful would 'H ,f ?. ROY D. WORLEY ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Again,this is my pleasure to make a permanent note in your year book. It is with regret that we are losing, by graduation, some of the finest boys and girls ever to walk across a stage. However, we are happy for you that you have successfully completed your secondary education--- Remember, as you leave high school, you are entering a new world, and you will always be able to find the type of friends you are looking for. Sincerely yours, Roy D, Worley xy I wwf Zffw' ffm W. I... REED, PRINCIPAL I offer my congratulations toafine group of students who have cooperated in every way to make this year one of our best school years! May we continue to cooperate and work t o w a r d the common goal of building a better high school by developing a superb school spirit. As Shakespeare says, There is nothing good or bad but thinking makes it so g so let's think, talk, and act in such a way that we and others willthink that Big Spring High School is one of the very best schools in all the land, W. L.. Reed Q75 5552? it ,mfmyfft 11779 Wall Wffffyflfflfwf is Ruth Be asley Biology- -Alg. Mrs. Edith Russell General Science-I-LE, Lee Milling Bible Agnes Currie English Roy Baird jr. Business-Comm. Arith.. jr. High Coach-Ass't.- Baseball C oach Lawrence E. McCo11och Government-Boys P. E. Basketball Coach .A swf' f . K1-I -I. W. King Band Direc or--Gen. Music f r Mary Jane Hami n I. ' Girls Choiusi -A Cappella M1-S. Mfdily Blomfhield lf X Engusnv X 4 A of i 4.1 ,. ' 1 1 x X Af, If 4 ,4 i , ,,,v fl: Marion Short V in gn English--Student Councilf ponsor Ruby Powers Coordinator of Distributive Education Truett Vines Vocational Agriculture I 1 Letha Amerson Algebra Paul Hackett American History--Eco. A1-ah Phillips Girls Phy. Ed. Volleyball Coach Joe B. Neeley Ind. Cooperative Training Coordinator--Mech. Drawing lone McA1ister English Mayron Shields Typing -Bookkee ping C olleen Slaughte r Spanish Wayne Bonner History-Civics-Phy, Ed, Assistant Football and Basketball coach Mrs. Erma Steward journalism - - Public ations Mrs . Janelle Davis Speech Murry Patterson History Glenn T. Guthrie Alg.-Plane Geometry- Solid Ge omet ry I .fu gg i ll Q M V4 f., Q 7 M, M-We ,', f' N , , 7' ' R ' Q',,j,4ff,X b . ' ' 3 w -. 1 Ax- f-1-sl , -A ., '.' , - 4, ' ' 5' ,1 5. !4 gf Vlilr' w W ,Q Vg ff- 1 Mfilall Q fl., if 5' f ll 4 +L ' ,fa lar 52 b fu X , I , , 9 up Xe Pl ' W A Q' 6 1 w l X! 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' ,, A. 315'-X, 'iifigilzqf' 1 5' . .X .rfdg . . ffl SfQgX,1fg23Q f . ,- X f X 5, ,X f ,,4j1jl.- .25'Z5.2-:el 5 XXT. 9' .X f V. N .mx I -,.X I X,5X.,gfgX., XX I Q L--,Q Q , 5 ,V LVL' f .X ff. X f .. s,N'X ,' I .X-K X jig, ' ',f .XfX .N , gal! ,Wi -rj K Q. ruff' :fl QW. ,X N . , X17 F' ' ' X .X ' .1 X' -X 'ffl . .X :X f . X , X ' X X X' fi 1 vi C- .2 X - 4 I Jiri 0 ' 1 A ,! ,' fb' ly' 1f 'lf - 1 X f np X ,Qzgq f , ,W yi! ff' 4' W yzfnw , ff ill' Lf, Vt 51710113 1 fs ,uw . if ' ' 154 fi . f ,Q A 13? ll EQ ,,, W V f 2 'if jlg ig ' Q f , gz'.nf,52, .-5 a Fay. ,.?- , fi 5 fav' :rfuf L, .,., - , , . . .. ,, . r 'i.'?xzm 1 :zvzx we -.1 , -Q--, fgm:'1s1:?Q?- w- ' 5 , ff gig. 11 3 J, W, Drake Jaker ,elected as our Senior Pres- ident this year, was well worth the honor, F ootba l l, Baseball, Corral. Koleta Hoisager A cute littleblonde who was co- editor of the society page in the Corral this year. Latin, PLE. Club, Office. Omar Pitman Omar, whohas been recognized for h i s outstanding ability in the field of speech, hasalso done well in band. sf Qs: I. x C . Mona Moad Do you know any gossip? That's what Mona has been beating her brains out all year to find out, b e in g Society Ed. Melvin Byers Melvin, who is better known to us as Bars was a very good manager for the Steers this year, Football, Track. Gayla Mosier Humorous person- ality and very easy to get along with. H, E, C lub, Press Club, Corral Staff, SpeechClub,ACap- pella. Amos Jones Moose has real- ly made his mark while inhigh school. Studentbodypres., Vice-Pres, Junior Class, Football, Track. Betty Jo Raley Sometimes c alled Jetty Bo by her fellow students. She has participa- ted in Latin C lub, Office Force,ACap- pella. lylarlin Murphy Marlin was mana- ger of the Steer basketball team lastyear. A swell guy. He has been very aetivein TMO. i 7 t . 1 activities . ' 2 ' 'i T fx We P , Q'-3 i l i 1 I' -R I 4' af ix fs i 6 june Cook Corie was elected football queen and was a very good choice. Student council, Who's Who, Typ- ing, Shorthand. Howard .Tones Have you ever heard anyone irnitating Al Jolson? Well, that was probably our Sr. Favorite and Best all-around --Howard, Jovieta Whittington lnterested in journ- alismg she attended regional meet in Abilene la s t year. Latin, Press Club, Sr, Editor-- El Rodeo. ,Q -if ,I T-.. 4 Billy Ray White Billy Ray is about the jolliest person around B.5.H.S. and will really be missed when he graduates. Latin, Press Club,SpeeCh. Carolyn Mills .Ambition is to be acommercial art- ist. Honor Student. Press Club, l-LE. Club, Asst.Society Ed.--Corral Staff, Office Force, El Rodeo Staff. joe Miller jo e h a s belonged to the Bible Club, PressClub, Aero- nautics, Football, Corral Staff. He can easily be call- ed Our Palf' 4? lf j Lowie Rice Who is that cute boy sitting in the stag line? Prob- ably Lowie!! He never could learn to dance. Soph. Favorite. Peffie Merworth Chattering about Dani' Yes,that's our little Deffie! Someone who is as cute as a bug. Volleyball, Pre s s Club. Wayne Horne Chessy has be- longed tothe Latin Club, Press Club, Tennis, Wh o 's Who, One act plays, and F re shman Sec ' A A H . -. v: Q, .F ' ' i- A 'Ullll-'I 'A ' - . ..- . ,F r-f... Q 7 i .1 x :hr K x ' 2' ii. 7 M skin! 2 ' Q',jf'5l Janelle Beene A very attractive student. Soph. fav- orite, Who's Who, Secretary of Soph. and Jr, Class, An- nual Staff, A Cap- pella. Howard Washburn W a s h ha s b e e n very active in school, especially sports. Hi-Y, Football, Baseball, Boys' State, Annual Staff. Joyce Choate Joyce is the kind of p e r s o n everyone likes to be around. Corral and Annual Staff, Spanish, Volleyball Mgr. n it A SENTORS' iiii J J Dallas Woods 3,50, that is the price of your El Rodeo. Familiar words coming from Dallas, a l 00 'Zi salesman. Sr. Vice-Pres. Judy Lawson Judy was elected cutest girl in school her Junior year, and she could truly be called that any year. Spanish. J, O, Haney Very interested in stock farming, and capable of d o i n g something about it. Spanish Club a nd F. F. A. xl ls Un ,.,. -V1 - 3 ,Qi -- M K 59+ . Dolores Franklin Our Editor of the El Rodeo and very capable. ACappella, Press C lub, Annual and Corral Staff, Of- fice, Typing, a nd Shorthand. Harold Ros son Pro-bas eball is the main thing that Harold is looking forward to when he finishes s c h o o 1. Basketball. Rita Faye Wright There's no one better to look for if you are looking for a good time. Latin, Speech, Press Club, Cor- ral Staff. Wayne Bartlett Latin Club, Press Club, Hi-Y, Aero- Office Force. Very friendly and really puts out the effort for the success of the Hi-Y Club, MaxieDee Younger She is one of the prettiest girls in school: Maxie also has one of the best personal- ities. Latin, Band Queen, Volleyball, Annual Staff, joe Rhodes joe intends to com- pletehis educatior by attending col- lege his next four years. Latin Club and Basketball. ffl. . I ff oe. V 1 ' 1 , ,- y xl V 4 I . 'gf Q F , -hu 5 , ' . f' ffg ' - ' 'J 'H' p. -Q -' - , ,,4,ws :v . ,,t4l,g, .h. . ,.f ,Eu f' '. r. Vernon Smith Vernon started to school again after leaving the Army, and has made the most of his school- ing. Patsy Burrus Possesses a smile for everyone. HHS held office of Sec.- Treas. of D. O. class, and also be- longed to the D.E, Tommy Porter Tommy is every- body 's buddy. Press Club, Latin, Bible, A Cappella, Football, Speech, Corral Staff, 1 T .n 1 I l , 5:-J 1-,j f Q, Dana McClanahan Quite a performer on roller skates, aims at being a pro at it. Act- ive in the l-l, E, Dept., Speech, Spanish, D. O. Clarence Russell Clarence has par- ticipated in the Aeronautics Club, Press Club, Bas- ketball and Track. Plans to be an en- gineer. Mary Candy Spanish, H, E, Girls'Cho1-us, and A Cappella Choir. Mary would like to become a beau- ty operator. Paul Winn Paul has surely studied hard in order to graduate. All kidding aside, he's an all-around guy. Speech, Typ- ing. Lillie Candy Lillie would like very much to be a successful n u r s e and we are sure she will make the grade. H, E, and Press. jimmy Newsom jimmy has belong- ed to the Spanish Club, Yearlings, and the B Team. Keep that person- ality that you have. jimmy. -.v I 1 it i P Y i 6 is ' 9 1 s N f Juanita Hobbs Juanita has always been one ofthe s i l e n t students, but people like her do not need to say niuch. Latin, Rodney Staggs Rodney's main characteristic is his hair, which is black and very curly. Aero., ACappe1la, Hi-Y, Venita Smauley Latin, G. A. A., H. E., D. O., and on the typing teani. Venita has the am- bition to someday become a regis- tered nurse. 2 - , O 4 1 A- , ,,, i ,f , l .f ,- H 'Z ex J eff yy Xb, H I i Norrxnn Brown Norman, l ik e s 0 m any other high school graduates, p l an s on being a civil engineer, and we feel sure he will bc-condo one. Frances Crabtree Frances intends to continue her edu- cation after she graduate s. I-LE. Spanish Club, G. A. A. and Typ- ing. Clarence Long B e i n g q u i te a character, we might say, Hector has a super per- sonality and is fun to be around, Foot- ball. vi 13. Charles Porch Rather shy but not in the leastbit un- friendly. Partici- pated in Speech Club, Aeronautics Club, Football, Joyce Kilpatrick Joyce is a very cute senior who has future matri- monial plans. Speech Club and Homemaking Club. Jackie Jennings Jackie was injured this year when he fell off the benchf' Press Club, Bas- ketball. Football, Corral-Staff, Boys' State. 1 x . . J , a T? Q -Jug ' ,gr rv -. vga.. V .- Q--rl M il Peggy Lamb Apersonlike Peg- gy isn't easy to describe. Latin Club, G. A. A., Jr. Favorite, Yell Leader, Acc., Cor- ral Staff. Larry Dillon Larry has gone all through school planning to be an engineer in his future years. Football,Base- ball, Hi-Y. Anne Smith Anne came to Big Spring from Hat- field, Arkansas, and has made many friends. Jr. Pres- ident, Basketball. Corral. A Q I Q 1 ,Es . , -5, .ily :x'i's.g. yt W Alfght ' 9 3 f as '1 .l' I, MZNIUK5 Woody Wood I work for the State Dept. That's what Woody will have to saybefore he is satisfied in life. Spanish, Latin. Lou Ann Miller Lou transferred here from Paris and as for looks, she reallyhas them. Press, Speech,Girls' Chorus, Yell Lead- er. Arlye Morton Arlye has certain- ly proved to be a g oo d neighbor to everyone by ren- dering his trans- portation services. Jr, Favorite, 13.5. 5. , Pearlie Clanton PearlieLegs hasproved very valuab le to the vol- ley-ball te am as the m a i n spiker. Latin, H.E., Press, Corral. Roy Shannon Pete narrowly missed qualifying for Senior Favorite this year, He has been active in D.O. Luan Creighton Latin,H.E., Press, Freshman Favor- ite, Vice-Pres. of Soph. and Jr,C1ass, Yell Leader, Stu- dent Council. Gene Bledsoe Gene will someday enter into the bus- iness world and we hope it is with de- termination a n d good will. Marilyn Carpenter Marilyn has gained many friends this year as she has done in all the rest of her years. I-LE. , Spani s h,G.A.A., A Cappella. Wayne Brown To be a catcher for the New York Yank- e e s w o u ld b e a dream come true for Wayne. Latin, Aero., Yearlings, Basketball, B656- ball. We , 1 , , Q .1 L Y in i... xv 1 : f -. 5 W 2 SX 4 V 2-7.T :. 9: fad f K I' I E ,V , ' . . .-Q11 4 1 A -A i .5 1 , k , f . iw' 1, gf, k A ' f gf ,, . X- 4 . ' 1 I 2 y Q U 9 -- N4 'M . . 5 1 lui XS 215740.51 i' txt 'x Z--iii . ...x .3 1 , if Lilly Pederson lilly Joe has prov- d to be a friend o everyone th i s ear, Let us wish im success in his iture years. -etty 1-lamrick Letty has worked ll this year as a urse's aid, and lith this exper- ence should some- ,ay be a good and nractical nurse Marcellous Weaver Boosie's inter- est centers around the pro- Olympics. He would like very much to attend them in 1952. .Timmy Meador .Timmy devoted his first years in high school rnainlyto band activities. Also a D. O,stu- dent. RQ,ll,yn,S.ea.w-all Roiliy-n --was trans: ferredfromAustin High School in El Paso in 1947, Act- ive in the band and he wants to be a Petroleum Engin- eer. Shirley White Small in size, and Small in words: though large in deeds. Home Ee C lub, Bible Club, and Shorthand, La Nell Engle A very s tudious and intelligent student. Honor student who is a standout in every field. H. E, Club, Virginia Cole Virginia would like very much to be a reporter or work in an office. D.E, C lub, H. E.Club, Girls Chorus. Dee .Ton Davis Dee .Tonis planning to become a doctor in his later years and should be a good one. Latin C lub, A Cappella Choir. Billy Damron Billy transferred from Teacher's High School in Silver City, New Mexico. Spanish Club, Band, and Shorthand. Donald Wren Donald'5 favor- ite-,subjectis about Home Brew. Of course, he'sx justkidding! Span- ish, Bible, Press Club, Football, Basketball. Dolores Rhoton Secretarial w o r k is of greatest in- terest to Dolores and a very good course to follow. Home EC., Spanish, and Shorthand, 2' - fm , ,,, 4 ' -D' rf. 'Z 's Wanda Lawson Wanda is planning on basing her life on missionary work. Spanish, H o m e Ec., Bible, Speech, G,A,A,, Girls' chorus, A Cappella Choir. Maudean Pinkerton To be agood typist is Maudean's main desire. We feel sure you will be, Maudean. Latin, and Shorthand. Lawrence Wilson Lawrence, who hopes someday to be a n electrical engineer, ha s the makings of a very good one. He has made very good use of his school days. .ug I . 'ia X , ,, - yn Mgr' z V . X 1 Yi::f. - ,.-f-: E5::::5.. :mx ::: af? .fm avg, N- 1. 1 4 4 ull o 4 n an vu, n 1:00 .nmmnfn u n., s Q -nr-A nmuununnou muffin Hr ...mm...-.um- u,, If 4 X v nowflhnvunlu nur A on unuomununu nu... , H001 nc!!!!Nvoonou lon.- ' --v .. xvienvu Click Menvil was out of school quite a bit last year due to illness, but kept trying. Spanish Club, Basketball. Jo Ann Kilgore Working orithe band paper this year was one of her greatest pleas- ures. Spanish Club, Bible, H.E. Office, G.A.A. Billy Cunningham Bill has a very cute wife and they look forward to owning a ranch. F. F. A., Football Steers, Corral Staff. IDCLLY JU 1.4CUlUW Io has been very active in band. H.E. Club, Tennis, Corral Staff, Typ- ing, Jr. Play . Transferred from Wink. Gary Nichols V e r y clever ar- tistic abilities. B a n d Lieutenant, Corral Staff, A Cappella Choir. Looks forward to teaching art. Mozelle Day Mozelle, who has been a member of both the H. E. and D, E, Clubs was publicity chairman of the D, E, Club. A very capable worker. p- CW a s A, ' ssl Q -- ff . . ,,-1 are ,K ,, . ,V,,,,. Qqpgii, , .. ...fl f 73 W.. .. f if ., Q, V ace , th . luly t , ,W f N 'f K K W wr: . sh fr 5? . .V T li X ll 5, 1 Q - ' .ff zf if ' 1 QVLIYINIIIU Wayne Burleson Wayne has been a good friend all year. D.O., Bible, Spanish, Econom- ics, Aero., Yearl- ings, Track, B- team Manager. Janece Montgomery Janece has had one ring on her finger for quite some- time now, and says she'llbe glad when she can add the other one. Ben Boadle Ben who proved ve ry capable as- sisting the Steers la s t year is very athletically inclin- ed, Corral Staff, Press Club, Foot- ball. f f, ... Q A V x g , . . 1 I , i ig fi: I A rf ' . 1-, Leia Mae nouns Very quiet sort of person, though very capable, Spanish, ACap- pella, H. E. Club. She looks forward to being a secre- tary. 'L William Rackley Tooter , as we all call him, is well-liked by everyone, Spanish Club, D. O. Club, and very active in Band. Mary Sewell Very friendly and polite: and aiming at the business world. H.E.Club, Press Club, Speech, Spanish, Bible Club, G,A,A,, and Shorthand. Harold Udom One milk-shake coming up. These are familiar words with Harold, as he spends most of his time working at a drug-store. Elizabeth Kinsey Ve ry fashionable and neat in appear- ance. Ambition is to be a reception- ist. Latin, H. E., A Cappella Choir, Good luck, Lizzy Harold Broughton Harold, who has a good sense of hum- or, will more than likely become a famous geologist, as he has worked and planned to do. Aeronautics. wi 1 3. H. Hayward ..ike many more :of us, G.H. has reached the top of :he ladder, and let is hope he contin- ies to climb high- ir, Pat Cross I Do are words which Patwas very happy to repeat, and letus wish her bona fortuna'.' Home Ec., D.E. Bi1lCook Bill is an all- around good guy, and has a very pleasingperson- ality. G 0 o d luck, to you in future years. Verla Ache Verla wants ve ry much to be an air stewardess. Home EC., Spanish, Press Club, and A Cap- pella Choir. james Coyle Whetherjames has fighting blood or not, his ambition is to be command- ing officer of the Texas Rangers. F. F. A. Lavell Davis I..ave1l's ambition is to be in the Waves. lt should be very interest- ing. Home EC. Club, D. E. Club, A Cappella Choir. it r N-- . .tr ,NE f Q. . . ,I , I D Srmf- . ' .' k' 4:14 is-' I t' fv ' .-,,a.,z , - fl..:.d.Kg.vt.n X. - Dewey Phelan Dewey is looking forward to mak- ing a successful engineer. We hope you are not dis- appointed, Dewey. Steers. Pat Kiser Pat transfer- red here from Coahoma, which was a very good thing for our vol- leyball team. Press Club, Cor- ral. Wyatt Lancaster Wyatt has made his marks in high schoolwith a won- derful attitude. We hope you always keep it, Wyatt. '25 4 . 'N ' f K C I lv A Myrtle Norwood Regardless of her size, Myrtle really can go places in volleyball. H. E., Volleyball,and D. E. George Clark George attended a military school during his first years of high school. Track, Press C1ub,Aero., Spanish, Speech. Betty Franklin Transferred here from Stanton High and had the highest r e c o r d in t h e freshman c la s s . H. E., G.A.A. and she's a Mrs. . 'I u fu X tl -xii' 1' A 1 .gr 'N 2 I A- 4, r Billy Wayne King Billy Wayne is an- other of our Little Characters, but one that everyone like s. Spanish, Speech, B a s k e t- ball, Corral Staff. Lavern Trolinder Friendly and co- operative, and ex- ceeded in Home Economics. Latin C lub, and Girls' Chorus. Horace Bowden Horace is very quiet and also very likeable We hope he has a very happy future, and makes the most of his education. Q! '49 Margaret Hurt Maggie is one of those good things that come in little packages. She has belonged to Latin, A Cap- pella. Sue Wasson Very attractive and humorous. Has belonged to the Latin Club, Press Club, Of- fice Force, Asst. Ed. of Corral. Myrl Click Myrl wants to be a mechanic and if he does as well as he has in his years of school, he will do very well. '35 '.L..,,,g ,J ,af ,fs 109 l ., Viron Hartin Viron really gave everyone a scare when he develop- ed tonsilituson the '48 Latin trip. Bible, Latin. Jo Nell West If everyone was as easy to please as Jo Nell, this would be apleasant place to live. Volley- ball, Spanish, H,E, Pat Miller Outstanding vol- leyball player, who has won sev- eraldistrict awards. S pe e ch Club, H, E., and D. E. 'ZR' SENIORS Melba Jenkins Melba has always been one to count on when time came f o r co - operation in anything. Span- ish and H. E, Betty Bradberry Being a quiet sort of person, B e tty Jean has won many friends regardless of her shyness. Bible and H. E, Dolores Kimzey A small and at- tractive brunette who has a grand personality. Span- ish, Home Ec., A Cappella Choir. X V - PWM. 4 A grew' Qf.:,fl - , mg Barbara Petty P e tty B looks forward to attend- ing college and increasing her knowledge of the Bible. Spanish, H.E., Band. Claude Miller Having no wings of his own, he hopes to someday be a pilot in the Navy Air Force. Spanish Club, Madalyn Guess Dependable and co- operative, and is one who has a- chieved many friends. Has been in the H.E. Club. Doris Ann Stevens Doris Ann was in the Junior Play and we enjoyed her performance. Spanish, H. E., Speech, Press Club, Typing, Office Force. Mary Martin A n o th e r student who assisted in the publishing of th e band's school pap- er. Latin, H.E, , Band and Typing. Edward Boatman Edward hasdone well and has made quite an impress- ion on his c las s- mates during hi s high school years . D. E, and Spanish. S i rk 1 in . 3' 11- if xl: i E -xl. 3 . 3 'Y 2. .L...f .isa ewx.. .1 ai f Elva Thames Pooch, would like to be a labora- tory technician and she has themak- ings to be a suc- cessful one. Billy Fryar Billy is another who particularly is interested infarm- ing, He will no doubtbe a good one. Donna Bunn Press Club, H, E, Club, Bible C lub, Spee ch, G.A,A,, Corral Staff, A Cappella Choir, Donna has a very pleasing smile. Mary Bailey Latin Club, H.E. C lub, Volleyball, CorralStaff. Mary is very inter- ested in designing clothes and houses also. Mary McMurray Mary has been a member of the H, E. Club, and wants very much to become a pro- fessional typist. Betty Simmons She is dependable a n d self-reliant. Participated in the Home Economics Club, G le e Club, and A C appella Choir. Mary Jane Couch Mary .lane has been inB.S.H,S, for only a short time, but has made good use of the time she has been here, Frankie Boyd One of our highest g r a d e d students, and very worthy of b e in g recognized for her scholastic ability. Kenneth Plew B e in g naturally inclined toward farming, Kenneth has proved very capable. F, F, AU Yearlings. Q I 1 ' V J Q- X . 5 X Frank House His red hair has made his truly typical. He plans to become an air- plane designer and has worked h a r d on it. Geraldine McGinnis Jerry is some- one that everyone a r o u n d B,S,H,S, truly appreciates because of her friendly personal- ity. Ida Bell Sundy Served aspresi- dentof the D.E. Club, and has also belonged to the H.E. Club. Like- able personality. Y Joyce Wood V e r y talented in voice, and has been asked to assist in many musicalpro- grams. Spanish Club, Girls'ChOr- us, Shorthand. Arnold Parmley Being a D.O. Stu- dent, Arnold has worked diligently all year and should be recognized for his good work, Meda Cunningham Happily married to one of our Steers. Moda is very cute and lots of fun to be around, S p e e c h Club, and Spanish Club. V . .. , Un 4. ' w ' p,.:mi,gg :ff V ,. X. A WWA M..- ' Elixir , ig. 51,5 f ' jj . ', . 'ap V , V f P .vw- X, , 1. That'S Billy Z. Che Ck that Ray White in cute smile of them thar over- GaylaMosier's. alls. 7. Whata cute little girl! Why, Mona Moad! 12, Partners in crime: Dallas Woods and Dub Day. AGES N' AGES AGO 3. Dolores, What's the mat- ter, someone pinch you? 4. AnotherCity slicker from way back is Melvin'Byers! 5, Billy Wayne, g e t off that ta- blell 8. Look at the birdie, Doris Ann!! The camera won't bite youll 13. a, Barbara P. b. Rita Wright c. Maxie Dee d. .Tanece M. f, Donald Wren , Tommy Porter 8 h. Harold Odom 9. Must be the La Conga! a. Marletta b. June Cook c. Jovieta d. Sue Wasson e, Mary .To 14. Looking for E four - leaf clover Howard .Tones 'P 10, Looking for J. C., Car0lyn?? Maybe you will find him in a few years. 15. Don'tbe bash- ful, Sue Caroline! X6. Contented and happy is LelaMaeHobbS. 11. Cheesy!-lorne, What in the world are you looking at? 16. Chums even then are Rita Wright and Maxie Younger. AC 3513 I nl. JLIIYILJIX LLFIJJ Ann Crocker Russell Greer Sue Craig Bobby Wheeler Lyn George Edwin Elmore Martha Johnson Jim Hahn Pat Lloyd Johnny Berry Beverlyn Jones Robert Ragan Jo Ann Smith Floyd Martin Jan Masters Bobby Bradford Jo Bledsoe Rodman Roberts Marilyn McCormack Fritz Smith Marilyn Miller James Nuckles Darlene Sneed Marshall Burrus I..ou Ann Nall op posing, arlieg you Jw you won't her. f nv I wr L f YQ in N , x Autry and Dub are trying to look intelligent, but Leonard knows that he is too far gone to pretend. -32 i - x iv Xi. .- -' ' -- Avi-5' u, liflf X W.. i :vu X i iooy l I I i 'V' I VA.. 'rl A lm 1 an ii I 1 'Que-argl' '11 These girls were on their wayto support the Steers at a foot- ball game. if i 'IzY,A s 3 1 ,lu . 5 This is the bus bound for Abilene. The girls in front just wanted to be seen!!! 'EQ-i' f:7 1 at . f i fix J v I W f K Sa i 'L To 7 'W ' V .iw . , ' . 'u AW V NV? 1 f V I 11- .Q rv T VVVV . fn f J ' X - Q 1 f K J 1 A Nw .14 1 :gg ik if 'Xt X R VF j i: , mfg' . , - Y A 1, Q I .- 4 U :. F oc J bl in 5, , '5 ,, l 2 C A w tl J Q J .J s rs i . , .4 ayla ,, ' I W ' , -as ' 2414. Q I A gg, J aaae y r a sta a if gg it 1 gg lg J' it s K ' X. 1. e Q t D Viiq wx I L ' 'ago A Miss is as good as her smile and Koleta is fixing Mona's up good. 'X-ls? Gayler and Betty think they're mon- keys! C+-ART? 'Q we , gf' N xx l I ' Mort and Bud go from one extreme to the other, but Martha Clair is a happy medium, JUNIORS Carroll Cannon Wanda Lou Petty W . C. Blakenship Beth McGinnis Chester Cluck Peggy Toops Larry Evans Jean Stratton Jimmy Wilcox Jamie Walker C, B. Harris Ann Brown Allen Holmes Judy Beene Gene Campbell Shirlene Walker Carroll Kinman Jimmie Bennett Kenneth Williams Peggy Carter Lindsey Marchbanks Cathryn Williams Otis Trolinder Carolyn Williams Billy Young Don't worry kids. Autry 's no contor- tionist. He's just holding Claudette 's man. gully be f ' y 4 ...J lf Thelma Tucker James Dimitri Helen Lewallen Marvin Wise Joann Touchstone Wallace Wilson Norma Foster Robert Thompson Eula Mae Masters Grady Dorsey Bettie Birdwell Tommy Nunn Mary Frazier Udonald Butler Joanna Hickson Mark Harwell Dorothy Patterson Dickie Cooper Juanita Cox J. D. Stevenson Lavern Payne Jackie Carr Margaret Becker Charlie Gonzales Mildred Sipes al Ak. Q ab. K , ' 5 N Il -I' Aki . r. f , . ,fr .QI l 'R wx CI- asf 'x K ufrilefr fi X W, A W. z ,M-' A 6 ff, , X 'fr 1 kwvti IE ,4 1? 41 'Q rg-F x f W -xx , , , I ..- Hey Boy sl Hold her, but These boys certainly know what don't hurt her. You'll get to do about their enormous ap- in t rouble w ith he r boy petite. lt's just too bad they're friend. not at home though. X ,gf I Lk. Can anything in a gal' bage can be that inter esting, boys ? yr N- .ss V f is X f rd' 'F' 3, 'di - x xlib Q , ap. ' t w V .1 N I fi A Iwi' :mf - 1 lx l f A ,LX l r s - I' ! n . 1 Li rf' J . JUNIORS joe Mize jean Wood Bobby jenkins Bobbie jean Moser Ruel Barber Shirley Wenter George Hill Marvlyn Buford Tom Montgomery Barbara Wilson Wendell Stasey Darlene Montgomery Rodney Boyd Donna Weaver jerry Choate Anita Forrest Dale Barrington Bobbie jean Beach Morris Rogers Darlene Coulter Gerral Fehler Zelda Abbe Homer Logan Yvonna Cornell Weldon Mc Elreath 4 I' Where are you Really Hollis! There's Don't be alarmed. This Peggy and Dud going, Gayler a time and a place for is just the results of looking very jean? everything. Halloween. prim. '73 Maureen NlCCormick john Dorsey Marie Love Carroll Reed Curtisteen McCauley William Birdwell June White joe Spinks Florine Cass Bobby Gross Talmadge Watson Evelyn Cummings james Fryar Nona Campbell Ray Adams Danella Davidson Charles Warren Mary Sue White Pat Blewett Melva jeane Allen Teddy Carpenter Savoy Kay Doris jean Brown Charlie Fierro Lillian Rowe Paul Fortenberry Kitty Roberts johnny Coffee Barbara Greer Ben Flynt R Civ V 1 8- - f-5 xi, ,431 H. ,, 2'-' Y -P .-1 G ...fx 'Q li? 4 Q f rf N ,fif- ,, 41: i Xgxx ,- fe -wtf mi iw C , , 1 A 4 Xxx . Ia I N., I IA , C is ' A . ' or W C ..ss'i gf, Z. 're 1? ' ' ' 99, 4 V Lf :' 60 sd R Qmr :Q I. 3' fyralar W I, K 1 9 f, . , 'il 1 i .AV A J' . I Q 1 W LCSW 4 A by A 4' s 4 f l 'Q A -I 4. X K ' r fini? ., 75: N K A ,ff M 243 M ssll - l B I , . V553 I f x I - -' f. 4' it Q fr .aw Q r '4 ,. F y V r . N si w llsi his 9 S! 1 Dolores Sheets Garmon McMullir Jo Ann Burns Bobby Leonard Dixie Thornton Max Pitts Concha Sarmienta Vonceil Rhoton Archie Thompson june Brownrigg Betty Hudson Don Shirley Mary Northum joe Waldrop Rose Mary johnso jackie Little Susan Houser Troy Abbe Peggy McMurray Gary Warren Barbara Dehlingel Curtis Manley Joyce Wilmuth Charles Robertsor Gwen Roberts jean Munselle jo Ann Fuller Billie Ruth Isaacs Betty jean Gore Margaret Barnfiel 571' t1fKi:'W -' 1 1 X 4 I , m u -at ,A fif ' ff --ww. 1 ' ' WT- .1 f . 1 ' V - ' , I 1 f , . ,Wu H V Y B KAC.: , -J mfr. -----'-iq,,,,4,,,.qgvv.f.1 4 W A. :Y ,W ,,Yr Y , 4 , :Lf K X X X xx XX A V1 Q :.. a, ' - 9-2' U 'YL ,Yr aug 5' - -if ,g gfi2 Q -PLL it X ivfkv 'N p-.,,h.f- f' Q I Wg? ' 'J '- 3 PPHOMORE CLASS Anita Glickman .Tames Norwood Mary Frances Hollis Leeon Pettitt Mary Stevens Clifford Winn Nila Bailey Bobby Nobles Margaret Nichols Guy Knowles Joy Parrish Dale Chandler Iueldeen Thompson David Young Francys Rice Bob Porter Teodora Ramirez Richard Laswell Vesta Harrison Richard Cook Betty Smith Bud Whitney Jackie Compton Bobby Stevenson Claudette Arcand ,I afzil fe ' n t iii ff fi .... f- yd 9 ' 'Z . .,, a A A im i t y paw' 514, I-5 'FI xr a- 4 L ' K ,JI ,mn I yi H V l if an fy- , ,, i tg: I Now We know how W. spends his That's a good way to Howard and Harold don't seem to SPBTC time! Are all these your make good grades, mind being around theirteachers girl f1'19l'1dS,JakG1'? boys. when they look like Mrs. Davis. ,J ! ' I -All ur, ' L A'-A A 4 Q 4 i l . .- , QKAQ ,Xml . V 5 F 'A 7 1 ,,' x . S 'Dv pa, I A SOPHOM ORES Haley Hodnett Mary Ann Attaway Billy Myers Carol Walker Billy Sheppard jean Anderson C. L. Girdner Peggy Barbee jimmy Conley Wanda Kinsey Benny Kilgore Helen Clinton Billy Wood Doris MCNew Glenn Bunn Barbara Smith Bobby Campbell Frances Weeg Tom Eccleston Billie Moeser Billy Swindell Ama jeane Williams Kenneth Phillips Louise Boadle Gene Reynolds FHA queen and her Mrs. Willoughby court in Centennial the smallest mer parade. ber of the faculty. gi Ju 41' ye,, -H- . V fk Dot Crittenden Aubrey Arrnistead Mona Lue Walker Loy Carroll Sue Robinson Dub Day .Toy Williams Bob Kuykendall Billie Ruth Freeman Leonard Hartley Sandra Swartz Hollis Harper Shirley Riddle Robert Merworth Diana Farquhar Bobby Maines Shirley McGinnis Jeff Hanna Gayle Price Charles Carnes Frances Wyatt Autry Burke Doris Brown jack Sparks Mildred Rainey Be careful with our Frankie, Robert! xl.. 1 1 X M As ' vp' . - 4 1 I 4 J-if -O X . NS' - :fr fl 'A X 'Q ,' ,'g,a'XfX A fig ' 'Z' l 0 i U If , R - 1 .-' A 2 ' 1 Q 1. ,g f -5 1m ,E f V 'z x S' l 2 , 15 F' I Lv- - 1 ,,f. 'T-4 x f 1- F f' if i X Qgxu-xl h A f' , VI , , Don't y ou know Cute COUPE, icecream makes no? ? you fat,Murie1?? Be gay,Iv1 I. : or V . 1 n d - lx 1 ' 4: 1 f XX m oosel K . I 1 Q-I 'ZIP- 9 'K Qt . 0 ...., I t 1 4 W fe f T 1 fi- 1 S' ' ,,,, ,tt SOPHOMORES Patricia Dillon james Daniell Frances King Ronnie Sanders jackie Marchant Tommy Thigpen Mary Ann White Lane Bond Lona Stevenson Delmar Hartin Fern Crabtree Keith Franklin Annette Puckett Charles Clark jean Tucker Frank Philley Martha Hughes jimmy Sundy jo Nell I-lodnett Gene Lockhart Dorothy Goodin Ronald Far quhar Sally Baber 4 Joe Parker K Beatrice Hill ust waitin' for Ann. Aw Pub, anybody can pose! Our friend? ? Janie and D1 ' ' 'N ' - e 4 wiv Martha Clare ,Z Warren Cooper jo Ann Haley jimmy Cole Irene Williams V L I .-,FQ ii ' J .l,N v Q 36. 1 Q ', 4 I 'r '9 1 Qi' Y 'W Avia X I .v'.,, xi ii: W ff Eddie Murphy Shirley Robinson Trevlyn Kelley Helen Phillips Eugene Carpenter V N31 -tp M X 4: 4 .p -3 X f i XG' X 1 Elida Sanchez Carroll Chapman Maren Tinkham Charley Howle Sarah Le May , N Wayne Glenn Y Me lba jone s 4 Ierry Rogers Q Ethel Chapman it Carl Dreston W W x 4 I ix it Trancine Thompson 'immy Montgomery 3atsy McMillan ienneth Howell Deggy jenkins 'Outh Day Pageant--On October ,1949, Big Spring public school ystem presented 2100 students in n all out youth pageant under the irection of Mr. Rat Murphy. Grade chools presented 800 square dan- ers on the field at one time. Pic- zred to the right the Honor Board eview. 'King Roy Worley and Queen atflie McDonald preside over the oard of Review. The other mem- :rs in reviewing stand represent arious organizations that have zlped build our town, Big Spring. ' 7 t,tv SM A f 1 .,,. 1 t ' Q Z , 1 'Q Y K , J' . - A' 1 f X R Xa, K, I , X .. gg .1 is t?,t , . JJC ,v t R dl 1' . lil i r ,gb I , NA r 'Q gg, il' I r -M ' rl in f -ef q ,w -, .2 SOPHOMORES John Masters Audie Cannon Cecil Couch Doris Newton jimmy Harper Sue Lawdermilk Kenneth Bryant Betty Hamilton jackie Gilbert Mary Frances Norman Richard Sallee Lois Craft john Pamron Gloria Patton Garner Thixton Ruth Windsor Grady Bolding Karen Weaver Bill Moren Beverly Hampton Ross Word Alma Crittenden Bob Simpson Lenna Tynes Edgar Rose A tensc moment for fans at the Sweetwater vs. Move Over, Thelma, and Slim TQ Sim? rlhankwilvlng Day let Helen get in too. Rogue's Gallery QMS X I , vc .rg X .rr 2, .dw . Mary Jane Collins Billy Tubb Wilnfxa Moore Bobby Rutherford Vela Wilkerson Calvert Shortes Melva Ray Gene Gross Bobbie White Dewey Byers Geraldine Cross Joyce Stuteville Jimmy Stewart Joyce Hurst Harold Hayne Gerald Scott Peggy King Imogene Hyden Betty Wright Evelyn Wilson Charles Franklin Dolores Thorpe Jo Ellen Moseley Sue Love Hey-Ieff, how about giving me one ? Y Qi f T? ,I 'UN K? QC If-0 :lf E1 . I WW M A Which twin has PraCtiCing for Well, well, the Toni? leap year, it's Baby Dolores? Sis. Is it true, Peggy and Howard, that an old flame never dies? 'V'-. ' 'v 2, v- -1 1-H4 'I . ,E N 1-Y s gs- 23 'Pl I f 1 A ,,4. I - ' j.V V, .1 ff-r. A q. 1 'il' , TP 1 1 i .11 1, Muscle-Man Jones! Z, Barbara, who's your cute girl-oops-boy-friend? 3. What happened here? 4, Playing octupus, Bobby Jack? 5. Cute little snow gals! 6, Ah, such intellect! 7, Chesterand Ray on the bum. 8. Campus lic--men! 9. Smile pretty, teachers. 10. B,S.H,S, Swoon Boy Ng- 1. ll, Really, Goose, you could wear more clothes! 12, Camera fiendsl 13, and 14. Cute couple, this Drake guy and Whittington gal! 15. Whdt'S W1'0ng, Joe, having difficulties ? 16. Campus cuties, 17. Hello there, Dub, waiting for someone? 18. Now, now, don't peek. 19, That's Barbara and Carolyn, always chewing the rag! 20. What'5 up, Cheesy? 4 1 Q X XA R ,fmfvmzn I. N 1. N s k S , s l 5 , 4 ol 0 ,. 4 L. ' ' S -, 4 if df . ',.AN 3 4 Y, . , 5 X .S -,A TQ. . - , , K j fRESHMEN CLASS Donald Richardson Joycelyn Welch George McGann ' Gloria Byrd A William Cooke t, ' .ga W I is a fl, - ' .n W if ii, d'd1 X me 1.-s . - ,. .. I 5' W-sg rx ' , , Q? 3 ' . I ' - I D ,D R nr xl , , ' fu - Q If 1' 4' 'l K aba L if vf ,S:E5i' N' I f F X a a - W Mllllnmf ,- 2 H Q W 1,3 Q ' .. Roberta Weaver Jimmy Lowke r Ann Price Alvin Moore Shirley Nolen Buddy Sipes A Connie Crow Charles Pachall Iva Hampton Larry Cooper .gf , Patsy Hyer Quenten Stanley Charlene Wilson Donald Grantham Mary Jane Rowe 1' E Jw 1! I , 3 .J 4 V. James Manley JI 1, Gladys Meek ' :f' Larry Stevenson ' ' nj Mary Garcia . Loy Loudamy I aV',, H, l Here we three, Ru What happened t o y o u, Mel- vin? L and Char-- X li stand just we ssel, Leonard, -lie!!! 1 L tLy A Q .. Y- Afl :lie f. ,r- mk- 4-ur: 11 1 1- I 1 f' X' , fx! J 1 -'Z' Jovieta and Carolyn take time out from selling annuals to pose for the wha? ? camera with other camera fiends. Wh o ' s asking f! Q -3 10 I E? : ' er Q- 1, r - 1' I' L .hi N, K1-QP! W S, wt! WP Y ' ff I 'Y X .X 2 A 44 J X Y ! 'I 1 B . . . , I C f i 223' ! ' r 2 WW' ' . 1- , FRESHMEN jackie Milam Frances Walker Clyde Hurt janel Covert Efren Abi-eo jo Ann Miller j. M. Billings Sue Montgomery Noel Picnot Lynell Martin Calvin jones Juanita Newsom Pat Crossland Amelia Martinez Don Royalty Betty jo Hemby Howard Smith Barbara Moreland Johnnie jordan Betty Wolf Donald Banks Rita jo Haney Charles Bonner Loyce Lawdermilk Rex Bishop Muscle boys of BSI-IS. Teachers' pets! One conglomerated mess!! Well, boys anyway. Slit I Tom Lockhart Georgia Harrison Billy Richbourg Norrell Dean Choat4 Jerry Foree Cleo Bratcher Dale Raney Barbara Chapman Pat McKinney Patricia Albert Elmo Jones Jo Ann Baker Donald Gross Rosemary Rice Ray Todd Joyce Gound George Webb Marion Murphy Roy Loudamy Shirley Wheat H. G. Barnard Jean Dixon J, W, Wood Loretta Snow Bobby Ballard ldidates for Ugliest 'x ? No, but good spects. F I W. P 9 5 .Q, B I 1 E, 'X x' 5 ...J , 7553021 , ,,V,: 5 4 as .1 P., X1 3 X a 39' fx A I 'x. 1 .. i - 'wa .. X . K L l Why's everybody so A Band happy? Ohl Afire member. fdrill that isj .,, I 4 X e N W What's the matter , Ben? Don't the doors work'?! '? F I ,W 4 I I Wash and Janie make avery lov ing couple!! t' as W. f rkhsumnw . 5' u A e -or I! . ', 'xr N Ella Newton ls I Q , I, m'hf A' Luke Thompson ' - , ,J Betty Henderson D I NV V 5 1 ' A 'x '9 A Hollis Meek me fi r 5 I , 1 - gg r l,.:: A - Mona Boroughs K 'Q 1 '-5f7,- R, I. L, V, if . H ' 4, In A if 5 'Y 'k W. R. Weatherford F L A A kV b Katie Richbourg , 1' ' H 1 ' A Doyle Mason A0 5 A ii , l Mildred Mccormick . I ' QQ- , Ral h Winte rrowd it , ,. L ', A x , -' V Y, -, - 31 P K :,, v. , K S' 2 N -' Ruth Watson Elbert Long Dorothy Roberts J, T, Rogers Beatrice Leonard. fy if I N I or 5 ii' Q , xai V' Q Q my x -3 , Bobby Hayworth ll 'Q f 3 Y ,. ' Mary Ann Moore A V f W Charles Rose X 1 b Peggy Kinman gt W A - ' Q by . ,D - 7 i yy Donald Love ! ' f, 5 r x r l Y. . it f - ' lf L Lf if ' tl I - ay ,,-, R 'Q . f ,. I rf me GF J ' ', ' Joyce Patton 'A Glenn Goolsby A W V fi xl s D W H Shirley I..edlow L x ' 4. V ' Robert Utley f I, ,'f I X Nh Thadalene Roberts f ...r A , :X s Mr. Guthrie, Where iS y0u1' Sun-shine smiles ofthese cuties: Shir1ey,Mona, Does Scenic loc bow-tie? Looking on is Gayla, Mary, Lou Ann, jan, Kitty, and Barbara the same at nigh Mr. Roe, the guidance di- june. Dud? rector. F' Q Raymond Gilstrap Juanez Rogers John Suter Doris Jean Brown Billy Willis Rita McDaniel Jimmy Chatwell Janice Boardman Maxie Cole Neta Daniels Gerald Sanderson Lou Ann Lamb Darrell Corning Mary Lepard Weldon Tibbs Theda Thornton George Millican Myrna Talley Frank Grigsby Martha Neill Jack Young Mary Ann Simonek Wayne Patterson R' Annabel Boutwell T ravis Bowden eggy, are you in :ur second child- Jod ? ? . -N wg 12 ' W Kzuu .as 4' , sa-if uf EN S 1, ' W a t , , , QA .4 2 x X 1 ' 1 .t - - t W I 1.5 X 3 . E ' iv ' ' 9 V r X ok Ny 719: ZW ,g b a Y I.. Q EE EX 3 K: Ah 5 ' 'fhllk' Z ' --- - 1 -J , o W 4 , Y K: .,,, t it A r V . , X y 0 .sf , k A , 5 ,, 'tf' w .M K , iJf,.'i-W. e. ' r 6 4 I , K -I ' Q' W c .X . . 1 i X wif' Wha's I-loppening to Autry? The traditional bonfire preceding the Ste FRESHMEN Merlin Peterson Beverly Wilson John Lawrence Margie McDougle Jerry Sanderson Frances McClain Earl McMurray Io Graham Jimmy Hicks Diana Laughman Walter McMullin Mary Beth Davis Don Lockhart Barbara Hill Calvert Shortes Charlcie Minshew I... T. Nelson Lela Patterson Gary Braesicke Marie Wallace Kenneth Coleman Eunetta Hamby Oakey Haygood Patsy Derden W. D. O'Donnel1 er-Bobcat game. Bill Hanson Shirley Walker Franklin Hinkley Rose Mary Lawson Gary Blalack Mozelle Carter Jimmy Wilkerson Consuelo Ceniceros Gordon Myrick Eldra Mae Raney Phil Buchanan Emma Tucker .Timmy Kelley Jo Graham Dickie Baker Patsy Wilson Kenneth Gray Eunetta Hamby James Hinson Charlcie Minshew Jr I ,T X e 5 X f I IAQ. Y., -Jzk Yi, I' T ' 'Eli lx, L- 4 K2 , F - fy, 4 W , E.'x'1.fl '. l 3,1-. fqw isg-5' Jerry Patterson G Patsy Derden fi ' 3 Gerald Sanderson Mary Ann Moore Earl McMurray ,ILV V .2-i 'fli- Got a crunch on Miss Short, Jeff? Goin' my way? ' H -U F ' u 4 1 N ' l I A ,K .01 gm' . i W , , ., - a f 2 -. av . 1- l, ,1 N' 4 ,W Y 'f f 'Q . 451 f ' ' X a 'fp 'lf 4- xi f 3-Q' f,E -His X, 9 si! N 'i i Don't hurt him, Ronald! 'aflfmf it M 'WK me F K. e wwe a .wi My fm' K 1 .fx 5 ..f. A e 1 Mn .. 4 I 'i. S 'ie -, , AQ 1 H V ,,,-,-, J X m' FRESHMEN John Lawrence Lela Patterson Bobby Butler Barbara Hill Hollis Meek Gayle Braesicke Frances McClain Merlin Peterson Marie Wallace Don Lockhart Jimmy Hicks Mary Davis L.. T. Nelson Diane Laughxnan Walter McMullin Hubert Rowden Margie McDougle Kenneth Coleman ,A Q 5' lr wx v A 'F ,i-'ma I A . Ra' L .f- IKE 'Qc ., rw ,,., 1 Q n H .M IE4 H, .., .I , , 1' u x X , , EJ . 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L 4 wi' Z gs G xvt my X xf l I1 XJ X x 3 For the rm gmc xx 1 in Nw ndears ,The A and Bvvggofboll ectaacls Of dnose CL foci'- bqxk 9wee,+nwff.'m.a gear the honor was LLLjO6wk+0,KlYlC,C,0OY'. l 4 0 Mme xv d e-emof Quai CAKE-O Sefoes on the Q? at CDQGCXX ' KHVK T N ' F H5 Q! gf W1 kk 'L-'J N 'f imw Xxf! w4 74? 51 up f ,, if A 'vxkk .1 .1 , - -. NO' ICIVM -VK 1 Mix! ffvw flf axmxzfllw, Mm tiff ,'l114lf1A 4 T10 'lx h X V1 , 1 1 , , ,, 1 l M1 -- N My xl.- A A X rv'-'TX V I . 'lx qx 'R' fx 2 W5 A, V 10,11 AV ,Y 1 If H f L J X ff' - W , A X ff - , mx , A ,L . ,,ifol', X 47 45 'A' FOOTBALL SQUAD First Row: Left to right - Tommy Porter, Bobby Wheeler, C. B. Harris, Lowie Rice, Allan Holmes joe Miller, j. W. Drake, Dallas Woods, Amos jones, and Dewey Phelan. Second Row: Charles Porch, Carrol Cannon, jackie Jennings, William Birdwell, Bill Cunningham, Jimmie Stewart, Kenneth Williams Loy Carrol, james Fryar, Larry Dillon, and jackie Little. Third Row: Lee Axtens, Paul Fortenberry Aubrey Armistead, Howard jones, Floyd Martin, Bob Kuykendall, Howard Washburn, Richard Laswell Ross Word, Bobby jack Gross, Billy Tubb, and Hector Long. 'Zakir ... 5.5. H. 5' S Coach Carl Coleman came here as head coach from Stanford, Texas. Coleman is a graduate of A.C.C. and is considered one of the out standing coaches in West Texas. Coach Cole- man has shown the ability to get the most out of the boys. We know that he will bring some good teams to Big Spring in future years. Managers below: Left - Robert Ragan, one of the A team's managers, has proved very capable for the job. Robert shows willingness and a friendly attitude,which is very necessary in holding the job. Right - Melvin Byers, who would have made agood guard this year, was ineligible because of the 8 semester rule Melvin has proved himself as good a manager as he was a player, I r 1 Coach Be rt Brewer came here as assistant coach from Goldthwaithe, Texas, where he was head coach. Coach Brewer is a grad- uate of A.C.C., where he was an outstanding back and track man. He is the kind of coach who can keep the boys' spirit high, win or lose. Billy Tubb - This was Tubby's first wood. A 'KE 1 1252: Above - Howard Wash- burn--Wash weighed 152. ' V Q Tubbs. In the background 9371 is Lee Axtens 1471 and 1' Don Low f45lofBrown- n Right-Billy Bishop A of Brownwood rips off a few yards against the Steers. Coming in for the tackle a r e Howard Washburn and Billy lbs. and was one of the smartest quarterbacks in the district. He was also a good ball handler and accurate passer. Wash graduates this year a two year letter- man. year of varsity ball and he made the most of it. He was one of the hard- est running backs in the district, He was a good down field blocker and a good man to have in interference. Billy completed his year of eligibil- ity a one year letterman, on Paul Fortenberry- Paul earned his J second letter this year at a starting tackle. He weigh- ed 175 lbs. and 2 21 handled boys much A - lj-, g bigger than he with K. ,. ease, Paul had a fi 'lrr V A' knee injury, but , ' ' played most of ther j Tl season in spite of '5'i V this. He was one tb 4 of the fastest boys on ,igy I K this team. This is his Qi' if iast year of eligibility. Below: Amos Jones takes the ball near his own goal, but seems to be hernnied in by the Sweetwater Mustangs. Coming up is Carrol Cannon. Richard Laswell - Dick lettered his second year this past season and has another year of eligibility. He was a good tackle on offense and defense. He used his 195 lbs. to good advan- tage in every game, Dick is one of the leading p r o s p e ct s for the '50 season. w ly . 3 Z f V7 ,IX Aubrey Armistead- Aubrey, a return- ing letterman from last year, plays end and is a good pass receiver. He has one more year of weighs 155 lbs. 'W eligibility. He 35. if 3 3 is X 4- V :algal 1 1524- 1 sk I'--'1 X 1 if Don Low ofBrown- I wood being hemmed .J in by Washburn, Q A Tubb, and Martin. ,H In the background l v 1 .,f-' xArmistead and vii Wxtens coming up. eyll s ,Lg rg. floyd Martin was one of the co-cap- .ains this year for the A team and vas a good quarterback. Floyd fin- shed his eligibility this year, while earning his first A 1etter, He nade his presence felt against op- :osing teams. He weighs 160 lbs. .ee Axtens was one of the co-cap- ains this year for the A team. .ee was known for his fire and fine Jimmie Stewart was one of the fastest boys on the team, but was a little light. He has two years of eligibility left and should turn into a very good back. Jimmie weighs 140 lbs. Red Cunningham was one of the returning lettermen f r o m la s t year's team. He completes his eligibility this year. He is a guard and weighs' about 213 lbs. 1 X 1 gt' i I' Bob Kuykendallwas one 'of the ends on the ' Steer squad this year, Near the end of P the season he broke an arm and wlaying, both offense and defense. le was one of the best centers in ,istrict this year. He weighs about 72 lbs. . ' M 5 5 did not finish the Season. Bob will be a returning letterman forthe Steers. I-Ie weighs 170 lbs. , r J 1 Carrol Cannon l being stopped 1 by a Mustang after a short gain. if Q ity this season. He V ' A ,weighs 165 lbs. f-fl :Kin -it Q, gg - 1 Amos Jones-Axnos was the leading ground gainer for theSteers. He was also good at long distance pass- ing. Amos com- p: pletes his eligibil- A Sweetwater ball carrier picks up afew yards before he is brought downby Paul Fortenberry and Amos Jones. Coming up in the background is Aubrey Arrnistead f33, and Bill Bird- Weu f49J, J ackie Little-Jackie was one of the smaller tackles on the Steer squad, but . p l ay e d his share of ball. He weighs 150 lbs. and will be a returning letterman. Billy Birdwell - Bill wa a big, rangy tackle wh played a lot of defens4 for the Steers. Heweig 190 lbs. and complet , his eligibility this se son. A l ' ' x The Steer line-up just before running a play against Lamesa. Lamesa won the game Z0-6. Bobby Jack Gross- Bobby .Tack didn't ,. I' ' ,we 1 limit his services B to one position, but 5 ' g played fullback and I' P, I guard. He usually played guard on 1 defense and back- x field on offense. 1' l He is a returning ' letterman and 'y weighs 175 lbs. Amos .Tones be- ing brought down ? bya Brownwood I..ion after a short gain. Dallas Woods le ad i ng interfer- v 5 xg:-P CRCG, N Bobby Wheeler made quite a record for himself this year even though he didn't really start playing until the El Paso Hi game. Bobby weighs 170 and is one of Coach Coleman's best halfback prospects in '50 since he is one of the returning lettermen. I..owie Rice was ineligible for the Steers, but was one of the B Team's best defensive men al- though he only weighs 145 lbs. He would have fit very well on the Steer Team,but Lowie graduates this year, Dallas Woods completed his eligi- bility this year with nothing to be ashamed of. He turned in a very good season as a guard this year, Dallas weighs about 145 lbs. , l , - K , W. Drake was one of the best hust- ers on the Steers this year. He was lways full of fire and held down his uard position very well. John is a raduating letterman who weighs 155 ns. . FP' s pn C a I N' 1 4' - , lp I rf of 1 .xg-4 5 1 Ffa x QQJ x ? , Ni,-1 ix ' l K 4 X Amos Jones being hemmed in by B r ownfield Cubs. Axtens -6 and T ubb coming up to help out 'V Below -Larry Dillon- Termite was small, but started afew games. Larry plays guard and weighs 135 lbs. This is his last year of eligibility. I, rp 1 Below - C. B. Harris -- C. B. was a little light, but made himself known on the de- fense. He played center and finishedhis 2 years of eligibility, His weight is 145 lbs. gs. t fk, 'r y ! 'ka' 'f I I , . , 1. , 1. .cv -if Above- Charles Porch- Charles played end on the Steers and was a Senior this year. He kept the regu- lars hustling fo r their starting po- sitions even though he was a little small. He weighs 145 lbs. Billy Tubbs rips off a few yards against Brownwood. Coming in for the tackle is Don Low 1451 and Billy Bishop f35J. Big Spring won the game 14-13. 5 5.2 1:21 Left -Joe Mil1er-- Joe was one of the many guards on the Steer squad. He played mostly on defense and com- vpleted his last year of eli- gibility. Joe was one of the largest men on the team, weighing ZOO lbs. Right- Jackie Jennings -- Jackie is small, but made his presence felt by the larger boys. Heweighs 130 lbs. and is a Senior this year. f J I Above-Tomm Porter- Tomm played tackleo the Steer squa this year andbrok into quite afe' games. He is Senior and Weigh 180 lbs. fl- I I 'wa ' V 4 ..A. by . L , .f- 4 I ! f . Lector Long lacks ize, but made up Jr it in determin- tion, He played ery little in gen- ral, but did very 'ell when he was laying. Hector 'eighs 146 lbs.: his is his last ear to play. i ' 1 K . Ross Word played a few games for the A team, but was sent to the B team for seasoning. He is an end and weighs 190 lbs. Ross has one year left to play and should become a standout. .E vii. i 1 .fig , X X ' Amos Jones being brought down by Billy Bishop of the Brownwood Lions. Floyd Martin coming up. Loy Carrol did not play much this year,but has one year of eligibility left and should take a starting guard spot next year. Loy kept the regulars hustling for their positions. He weighs 150 lbs. Allan Holmes did not play much with the A team, but played regularly on the B team. He has one more year to play and should be an A team regular. He weighs 160 lbs. 1 Dewey Phelan was an end and did not play very much, but kept the reg- ulars hustling to keep their starting positions. This is his last year of eligibility: he weighs 140 lbs. I 'Nw Howard Jones play- ed his first year of A team foot- ball, but showed his ability as an end, This is his last year of eligi- bilityg he weighs 155 lbs. He leads the Steers in pass catching with Z7 passes. Joe Mize played very little ball with the A team,but showed his wares in the Sweetwater game. He played most of the s eas on with the B teamg he has one vear of eligibility left. QL IQ? E- I ,' I 1 ,Tx ' -1 ff! h , Carrol Cannon being brought coming up in the background. down by a herd of Tornadoes. Laswell Robert Cobb played most of his season with the B team, but moved to give the Steers better passing attacks. He has one more year of eligibility and should rate a starting spot at quarterback. Robert weighs 150 lbs. Kenneth Williams played fullback, but did not play too much due to injuries. He earned his second A letter and has one year of eligibility left. Kenneth weighs 160 lbs. C a r r ol C a nnd played right-ha and was one of tl' best backs on til team. He finish: his eligibility th: year, while earnir his first 'A' lette' Carrol weighs ll lbs. 1 Speck Franklin rips off afew yards against Stanton. Coming up to give him a hand is R, Fa qu ar ff-195, D. Day 4207, and A. Whistle Lindsey 121, of Stanton racks up a few yards against the B team. Coming up for the tackle is -I. Stuart fZ7l and Speck Franklin fZ3J. In the bac k- ground is -I. Harper f40j and R. Word 4485. Thom 8l, Stanton won 12-6. f B TEAM lst row-L to R--S. F ranklin, R. Gilstrap, A. Thompson, C. War ren, W. McElreath, B. Sheppard, R. Adams, J. Fort, B. Johnson, and C. Clark. Znd row-L. to R--T. Montgomery, F. Smith, F. Philley, G, Thixton, D. Day, L. Hartley, J. Dorsey, J. Mize, J. Spinks, D. M. Richardson, Mgrs. I... Marchbanks and G. Dorsey. 3rd row--Mgr, W. C. Blankenship, Bob Porte r, R. Farquhar, E, Elmore, W, Stacey, R. Cobb, J. Masters, A. Burke, H. Haynie, C. Manley, R. Phillips, H. Harper, Hollis Harper. Left picture-L.--Coach Conn Isaacs - One of the coaches of the Shorthorns did a very good job with the line. He hada way of making them all work for the good of the team. Coach Isaacs has been well liked by all. Coach Isaacs attended Mc- Lj Q--0 w Murry at Abilene. , , Q 'ff Coach Wayne Bonner--Coach ofthe Short- ' ii: horns has been here only two years, but I has turned out a couple of good teams. A He c oache s the backs and has them do just about everything perfectly. Coach Bonner attended N.T.S.C. Right picture-R.--Mgr. Blankenship was a reserve center for the A team but received an injured shoulder in practice and could not play any more this season. He then became a B manager and did a very good job. Mgr. Marchbanks was a little small for football, but decided to stay out as a B manager this year and also did a very good job. Steers Steers Steers Steers Steers Steers Steers Steers Steers Steers SC HE DU LE - 0 - 0 - 6 -34 - 6 - 6 - 6 -Z7 -20 -18 Seagraves -Z4 Sweetwater - 6 Sweetwater-13 Midland --- 7 Cohoma - -- 7 Robert Lee -7 Stanton --- 12 Snyder ---- 7 Snyder ----- O Stanton --- 13 A . Standing - Dub Day. Dub did well in both the line and backfield. He has one more year of eligibil- itv and weighs 140 lbs. Left picture. Frank Philley fleftl was exceptionally good at snagging touchdown passes and crashing the line, He ended his eligibility this year. Speck Franklin fcenterl was a fleet-footed back this year. He has another year of eligibility. Donald MacRichardson frightl was a little small, but had a lot ofdrive. Weight - 135 lbs. Right picture. Wendell Stasey fleftl was hurt at the first of the year and was unable to finish the season, Ray Adams fcenterl played quarter- back during the latter part ofthe season and did a good job. He has another year to play. Johnny Fort fright, took part for the first time this year. He weighs 150 lbs. and has one remaining year of eligibility. Left picture. Jimmie Harper fleftj. This is Jimmie's first year. He played guard and has two more years. He weighs 140 lbs. Harold Haney fcenterj is a tackle and did his best to fulfill that position. He weighs 140 lbs. Ronald Farquhar fright, better known as The Weed played his second year of B team ball. He is an end weighing 155 lbs. Right picture. Hollis Harper fleftl is a tall, lanky end who saw a lot of action this year. He weighs 140 lbs. and should play varsity ball during his two remaining years. Charles Warren fcenterl played a lot of de- fense during this year. He weighs 130 lbs. Ray Phillips fright, came out only the latter part of the year, but did exceptionally well. Weighs 175 lbs. and has two remaining years. Left-Joe Spinks. Althougl Joe is rather small, h4 gave other men theil share of trouble. He is 4 g uar d weighing 135 lbs and has one more year o eligibility. Center-Leonard Hartley He has proved his ability as a center and defensive line-backer. He tips thn scales at 155 and shoulc be playing varsity bal next year, Right-Autry Burke. He did a good job of holding down the middle ofthe line and has another year. He is a guard weighing 155 lbs. 'Fritz th-F . lot of action 1'itZ ls a , . gua d we18hs 155 this Year, r . and Saw a Biu D lbs' He is 5'a'- Shouldosiey-Biu has two and Sflo.. and velop into a 8003101-e years and Edwin 1:1mx:-Isl: 1601195 guard' He is r eu f ' 31: and has anoirn Played guard t er h- uard till-en MasterS,5jS5n of eligibiutyts B is 5'8 aihiiar and has oney was out fOr w 5 1 Year, eighs 16 bs more 'X Billy M has t ac Sheppa1.d-B, 5,9,' wo more years 111Y Wasa guard and wef Of eu - . . and Archie Th Shs 1351138 gl-blllty. Hei and 1, omPS0n-A I S We' as two 17101-e rchle PlaYed W lghs 140 lbs years. He i 5 tackle eldon M . S v7n wackfield Hizilreath-Weldon and V. H - has 1 P dyed - e . ,, alloth In th IS 5 5 and W -er year of eu i e exghs 12 8 bil- 0 lbs. kr- a Gnstrav 'G'ze . - -DQOD e of the Left to Fight' ptay ear, and was on . 5'7 1 ed tackle uns yon the team- He :airs of P zyensive 5tand0utS ds and has Y-W0 Y iid weighs 150 Poun 1 d enter this ' I 0 C eligibility len 1 - cum-5 Playe He has one C urti s Mann Z-X and weighs 135' is 5' year'o?Z1iE',ibi1ity leiha couple of game: iixie Year . e P1aYed os?-W wit Joe M1Ze'Io but served m 5 ounds- the A team,g.8,, and weighs 11 P , n Hg is llB S . all as ' ton-Garner W is . ,-G 1-nel' Thu' 1 . He Leftw Ugvt ahis iirsf- Year to P iyher Year end and uns was 133 lbs. He has an0 5.7 andwflg 5 . k of of eugabamy- bb was the pasS1f'S 3:11. A-- Robert Cobb-Co later promoted wo lbs the team and xT:,?Ton1 and weighs wan ml the squad' He is b as the biggest m H Bob Porter B0 W. dadvantage' e OO dhis 512.9 to g team and use Weighs 205 ws. Tom Montgomery-Tom played end. He is 5'8 and weighs 1401bs. He has one more year of eligibility. Charles Clark-Charles played guard this year and has one more year of eligibility. He is 5'6 and weighs 130 lbs. Bobby Joe Joh year. He has another year to play. He is 5'10 and weighs 140 lbs. nston-Bobby p 1 a y e d end this 5, I T ',,,, .. faq! -4 YEARLING FOOTBALL SQUAD Top Row-Left to right--Coach C, Crawford, T. Hammond, R. Hickman, M. Rhodes, T. Lock- hart, J. W. Thompson, P, McKinney, R. Brown, G, Braesicke, D. Griffin, D. Washburn, F. Blalack, D. Porter, J. Ray, B. Martin, D. Lockhart, J, Porter, Q. Stanley, L.Cooper, Coach R. Baird. Middle Row-Left to right--J.C. Armistead, C. Pachell, S. Newton, E. Rose, V. Mayhall, K. Faulkner, J. Johnson, W. Medlin, N. Dudley, B. Earley, D, Wilkerson, R. Hughes, G. Gross, R. Dabney, B. Hayworth, T. Scott. Bottom Row-Left to right--E. Stein, D. Maynard, F. Suter, B. Dorsey, J. Hinson, C. Hurt, L. Thompson, P. Odom, W. Giles, D. Mason, F. Long, H. Long, L. Marshbanks fmgrj. Yearling Football Schedule Big Spring Yearlings Sweetwater- Big Spring Yearlings- 0 Midland C Big Spring Yearlings San Angelo Big Spring Yearlings Sweetwater Big Spring Big Spring Big Spring 8th Grade Yearlings 8th Grade Loraine 8th- San Angelo Loraine 8th Left - Coach Roy Baird This is Coach Baird's second 0 Z0 Z5 Z5 6 16 0 year here and he has done very well for himself. Coach Baird g r a d u a t e d from Loraine High School and att e n d e d McMurry College. He was active in foot- ball, basketball, and baseball both in high school and college. M, W FS Big Spring Big Spring Big Spring Big Spring Yearlings-Z1 Yearlings-26 8th Grade-59 Yearlings-19 Won 7 games B. S. pts. Midland C - Z Lakeview- 6 Midland Bth-38 Coahoma B - 7 Lost 4 games - 189 Opponents pts, -145 Right - Coach Earl Crawford This year makes two years that Coach Crawford has been here. He is a graduate of N.T.S. T,C., where he was active in foot- ball and track. Coach Crawford graduated from GordonHigh School, l W MX ' X , Q ffl 1 f if-Tiff' 'im 1 ' we HW: I -3 'L-L' f -Wy j,.' ,- v - wwf- ,Af xsismug, ,,,.:w, 'EN 1 - flfffx 0 V ? U'42 K-'ii if fiiww ' 'i ' '.flKZ'JiPi A ,sm 1, l If ?:'wW'!'!5'i' NL Q K lnf xwwf-M 61fz4'3wSeB ?k?4lS af I NFS! 1 1 I -3 'J N. nl whF+ QE v WS igshmrxw xg fAn-nh..gunm-..,.,.gpm -- i ,, w as-ME-re :nh-'f i will ...H maui ,,- .MH 5.5 ,A A l I L 3 y '35 :M 1- S V ' I 'w xr K I N I X Yxf iff E W H gf G. 1 7, 1 n1 wig W 5, I f, ' 4 . r-- K.,, it .ik 1 7 L , .Q 4 5,1-J wwf 'e wa. mr -rw ' vm A wiilf' . , an kg. A L, msd' 2 ggi 'WY' I f f, mini P --S.: ' :1 -ff 22 , lv F ., fi Q pf' Ae I Vw 7 W 28 J V-1 4 i vii 2 ,Q . 0-- 'ak A H' ' 4' fl , 7 fi 1 W. xx, AMA .-Fi W Y fs, fa, 0 I V f 'Q 2 FJ ' f K A ag. A: Ax v. QW em . . A iipgaf Q . UI if 9 1 4 f ,ff Q X .99 BASKET BALL TEAM B TEAM Left to Right, Back Row--W. C, Blankenship, Jr., Aubrey Arm- stead, Ross Word, Richard Las- well, Bobby Maines, and Bobby Gross. Middle Row--Charles Warren, Gary Warren, Jerry Choate, and Eldon McE1reath. Front Row--Chester Cluck, Ray Adams, Johnny Berry, and Dickey Cooper, gl gist I K 5' S' 4 1 TEE V FN I-. 1' wg, X. SPR, Q we md' NSPQ, E 3, ' , N655 K: gr I .,-A. K Q F ,,,. 1 as -4. 5 v-- -fl Q, l'1'e.t .. -- YEARLINGS Left to Right, Back Row--George Millig an, Wayne Midlin, Luke Frank Long, Bobby Hayworth, J. C. Armstead, Raymond Gil- strap, Doyle Maynard, Ray Dab- ney, Jr. Suitor, Jimmie Porter. Middle Row--Mgr. Gene Gross, Bill Early, Jack Young, Sam Hall, E. P. Tucker, Don Washburn, Gayle Braesicke,Freddie Blalack, Doyle Mason, John Lawrence, Mgr. J. W. Thompson. Front Row--Darrel Davis, Frank Compton, Roger Brown, Billy Ma rtin, Randy Hickman, C ly d Hurt, and James Weaver. svim, J: SPPQ, xg, SPM, swag, swf , .swf sb 1 gm f Q , 6 0 - SPR, gpg sm dc' 4 -,SPM ek 4, sms ns ,wma 'f-mins' xv ff 61 1 'Himsa srrsnsf' tsmgf suns V 5 , o,STEfR7f susan? I 1 jf' LT .Ji ,M .J H- Q-' vs, - SOPHOMORE TEAM Left to Right, Back Row-- Jimmie Stewart, Bud Whitney, James Daniels, Wendell Walker, Hollis Harper, Richard Sallee, Roland Farquhar, Richard Prahm, Eu- gene Carpenter. Front Row--Mgr. Bob Kuykendall, Gerald Scott, Keith Franklin, Rex Bishop, Kenneth Howell, Jimmie Harper, Eddie Murphy, Jimmie L. o c k e, Charles Howell, S p e c Franklin. Steer Baseball Squad Bottom Row -- Allen Holmes, Carroll Cannon, Russell Green, Bobby Mires, Johnny Berry, Jackie Sparks, Dub Day, Billy Sheppard, Dallas Woods, Frank Philley. Second Row -- Floyd Martin, Aubrey Armstead, Jackie Jennings, Howard Jones, Harold Rosson, Howard Washburn, Amos Jones, Wayne Brown, Bobby Maines, L. T. Nelson, Doyle Mason. Top Row -- Curtiss Manley, Larry Dillon, Joe Rhodes, Bill Dorsey, Robert Utley, Jimmy Dimitri, James Hollis, Jerry Choate, Wayne Glenn, Marshall Burrus, Wayne Bonner, Charles Cummings, Mark Harwell, Dickie Cooper, Weldon McElreath, Jackie Milam, Oakie Hayg ood. Left-fielder Howie Jones is shown trapping a fly ball while center- fielder Hal Rosson is serving as a backerup. Jones also is atopnotch pitcher. Q-.d4.npg, IQQYQ I 1 W lt X f A ' 5 . 1 ' , J WT ,' gf K www, J J f f f 1 A- h N , RQ A M r' 53201 ' K, I 1 . x K :I X X X -.. , l XX ,W ' i . H n l,,. Q Q f A -.., k ' WT C , '4L'1 I5 - ,,. pg I lfx k x' - uh X' , X 'Q .T-, -y - A M X- rv I ff' ' 5.1 ' '- . 7 A ' r u 'ff h ' w S E? 'f. A, J!.'E ' -.4 -- -.11 -.5 2 J : J J slvl fwgg, mf- , .1 --P, V if .,'f , ,.,, g i J J , gb ,Em u '1z:' X...,f, ,. K A l, I Q ,, w5g,.i,g. :,,, :V ,fr-F:-1,324-T, rug : g g-5,2 J . I ' . . -- A .' ' ' Y l I. .ill A 52:55, , ' The five returning lettermen are shown above, left to right are--Jackie Jennings, Howard Washburn, Howard Jones, Floyd Martin, and Harold Rosson - Washburn, Jones, Martin, and Rosson are playing their third year of Varsity ball while Jennings is playing his second. I R i g h t--Second baseman Jackie J e nning s and shortstop Howie Washburn team up to execute a double play around the keystone sack with Floyd Martin sliding in. Outfields in the background look- ing on are Howard Jones and Hal Rosson. .1 L Left--Hitting away is Floy Pepper ' Martin. Catching be hind the plate is Wayne Brown Amos Moose Jones is walkin to the dugout. In the on dec circle is Harold Hal Rosso11 Howard Wash Washburn an Jackie Jenson Jennings. Al are returning lettermen excep Brown. J Y c , h.g'- . , ,. 'L I Left--Belting the ball away is Ha 3- rjS-'-v-inf - V. ..-- ,.. 4- Rosson with Wayne Brown doing the catching chores. While wait ing their turn to hit in the on decf c i r cle is Howie Washburn ani Jackie Jennings. . ..,v-1 . . ,,.. 31-35 6-. P 7 Right--Shortstop Howie Washburn and third baseman Floyd Pepper Martin have Jackie Jennings trap- ped off second base in a run down while centerfielder Hal Rosson is coming up to back up the play. Top Row Porter C, Pachall E Carpenter Q Stanley B Kuykendall C Cluck L Wxlson .T Spmks C Preston L. Hartley I Thompson, J M111er M1dd1eRow C B Harris I I.,1tt1e B Wheeler B Gross I Fortenberry I Mlze C Russel G H Hayward J. Fort R Bxshop F Blalack Bottom Row T Scott,E, Wxllxams T Abbe A Burke,K Wxlhams T Nunn,M Weaver '55-. Tfiiiy ,,,, ,Fe- Ilm,.:'.....E V-' -.-. ' M ' Tennis Squad Top Row, Left to Right -- Woody Wood, Jimmy Harper, Ross Word, W. C. Blankenship, Hector Long. Middle Row--Shirley Riddle, Annelle Puckett, Shirley McGinnis, Gayle Price, Pat Lloyd, Sandra Swartz, jo Ann Smith, Bobbie jean White, Dianne Laughman. Bottom Row--Susan Houser, Kitty Roberts, Barbara Greer,Ann Crocker, Jan Masters,Shirley Wheat, Diana Farquhar, June Cook, Curtisteen McCauley. in -- - ff ...,,, ,qw K Q! -1 . Q11 Golf Squad Top Row--Carrol Reed, Marvin Wise, Kenneth Phillips, Jimmy Newsom, Billy Swindel, Gerald Scott. Bottom Row--Franklin Hinkley, Gene Reynolds, Max Pitts, James Lee Underwood, Johnny Hickson, Cheesy Horne. ..r'.fe.i--1' 1 A ' l . In the action shot above is shown Pat Kiser, one of this year's best spikers, with Charlene Wilson blocking it. Charlene is the tallest girl on the team. B TEAM Back row - left to right: Coach Arah Phillips, Rita McDaniel, Rose- mary Rice, June Cook, Billie Ruth Free- man, Mgr. Teddy Carpenter. Front row - left to right: Gwen Roberts, Luan Creighton, Kitty Rob- erts, Betty Wolfe, Margaret Becker. The B team had a very impressive record last year. They played 14 games and lost only 1. Their total points for the s e a s on was 649, wh i l e the opposition scored 267. VOLLEY BALL TEAM Back Row - left to right: Coach Arah Phillips, Maxie Younger, Susan Houser, Charlene Wilson, Pearlie Mae Clanton, Jo Nell West, Front Row - left to right:- Mgr. Teddy Carpenter, Deffie Merworth, Pat Kiser, Mona Lou Walker, Barbara Dehlinger, Sue Craig. The High SchoolGirls ' Volleyball team won district championship last year by de- feating Abilene in the finals 44-2.3. Earlier in the season they won the Lamesa Tournament, and were consulation winners of their own tournament. They played 24 games and lost only three. They scored 713 points to 406 for the opposition. Right--Miss Phillips has been a very good coach for the highschool girls. Along with Miss Smith, Qleftj, she has turned out quite a volleyball team in the past years. Besides coaching the volleyball girls, Miss Phillips is our Physical Education teacher: Miss Smith is the 8th grade Physical Education teacher. 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E 1 15 V , ,'fi 11. -' ' 'E' ,ww 5 - 1 .-135.2 , an - af-15'.,-2: - XXX fo XR EIGWH ,moi Doyle, Maynard FAVORITES NX X mf MZMMZM UJTD 3, A Abu, I , A z W. ,L W. , F 1 56- ww g, X A , , . 2 , Ji 2 1 J ,Nz , , W . wr f ,i . ' 4 s I :ga 1, V . me T f nf 4 I S . , , ,kk -wx,-Q , 1 1 iff. K fu 1 ff- .Q ww X :AQ rf Q ' 1 Q 55? - Q' 3' 9 S, 134-4 v ma: - -, ,-v' vi If . Ne. 5 . - f ri W ,fn K L, ,, . ! ,J i H. ,VM ,Twp A W-'rv ' 2 ., ,. ,,,,,,W.v.. U Q, . A W. ,gf 1151, :gf mjvr, 5 M 5-1 YN N NK .sy AMOS JONES STUDENT PRESIDENT Amos was elected to his post as student president by a very large majority. Since that time he has proved his capability in leadership by having led our student body successfully the entire year, through toils and pleasures. He has recognized each person and shown good will all year. STUDENT COUNCIL Left to right: Marion Short, Sponsorg Mona Lue Walker, Shirley Riddle, Marilyn Miller, Amos Jones, Dallas Woods, Jackie Little, June Cook, Wanda Petty, Luan Creighton. Standing are: Charles Rose, Doyle Mason, Bud Whitney, and Elbert Long. The student council has been very active this yearg some of their activities include the publishing of the student handbook, the publishing and selling of school book. ,covers and station- ery, and attending a Fort Stockton meeting in the fall. They also attended meetings in Amarillo and Del Rio during the spring. For student welfare this year they promoted and sponsored Twirp Week, Ranch Week, special dances , holiday and weekly assemblies , and good will tours to both Abilene and Sweetwater, EL O50 Dolores Franklin Janelle Beene Mrs. Erma Steward Editor Associate Editor Sponsor W to X 7 - - 2 P X 0 9' . , Q' 7 j wi QS Jovieta Whittington Peggy Toops Howard Washburn Dallas Woods Carolyn Mills Senior Editor Art Editor Sports Editor Sports Editor Staff Assistant ' ,nv If 1 , If 6 J., D Kitty Roberts .Tan Masters Jo Ann Smith Joyce Choate Maxie Younger Business Mgr, Business Mgr. Junior Editor Staff Assistant Staff Assistant 1 Mr. J. W. King, our band director, attended Texas Tech where he s was assistant directorjof the Tech band in '46-'47, He received l 'Q 2'f:', his S. Degree. in Education with a major- in Band and Music. l ' Before coming to Big Spring, Mr. King taught in Westbrook High .I-n School one year. He has been director of the B.S.H.S. band for three years. At present, Mr. King is working for his Masters N-as Degree in Music Education at Texas Tech. Mr. King is a very fa . capable band director and is well liked by the students The following are the rnernbers ofthe B.S.H.S. Band according to their section. Band Director - J. W. King Drum Major - Joy Williams Band Queen - Janelle Beene Majorettes - Thelma Tucker and Helen Lewellen Drums - B. Hinkley, O. Haygood, M. Attaway, O. Pitman, G. Bunn, J. Culpepper. Clarinets - M. Peterson, P. Dillon, M. Nichols, J. Nuckels, I. Bennett, J. Boone, A.Williarns, Nl. Martin, I. Kilgore, S. Lauderrnilk, l...George, B. Flint, B. lsedlow, J, Dam ro n, P. Mason, J. Dawes, M. Love, T, Boadle, D. Ewing. Flutes - F'.Cass, M. Ray,S. Blankenship, G. Byrd. Cornets - ls. Evans,G. Hill,G. Nichols,R. Sanders, T, Thigpen, B. Sipes, G. Faller, W.B1'own, B. Damron, K. Briden, G. Hancock, E. Abreo, B. Laudermilk, D. Sanders, C. Carter. Trombone - U. Butler, R. Thompson, J. Jordon, H. Sheats, A. Kloven, T. Taylor. Basses - R. Shaw, D. Dunbar, G. Myrick. French Horns - B. Woods, G. Knowels, H. Wood, M. Martin. Saxcv s - J. Will.iams5'f'35i34ENr5d6ltsl1ire, D. Royalty, V 15142. Helen Lewellen lleftl and Thelma Tucker lrightj, the inajoreftes, are both jun- iors this year. T he l ma served as majorette for the band last year and Helen was rnajorette at Muleshoe 1'r.e.,1. c1n1..--1 - N, Rogers, J. H ' f ,-,..n....----A Oboe - H. Logan. Bassoon - U. G. Powell. Baritone - J. Conley, I... lssacs. H kanelle Beane Cleft? was elected Band Queen bu he Band and -filled thai rf-fffibeh UCFU Ccqfaldlsj dma- n3 e sdeor ld marc - ns ujxlh the Band Auflna 'heir mansj Performance ulwe 15 0 serubr and has een adhbc, Qn all school eoevils H lwlog mdlar Dear oldl SFA-na Veepthe Bm anal Gem SOLCYC cl um-lo tlwee, llnlfffom all foes Lee lvlafj our Spkrlls line lm .M lwllu keep .45 Qu as me ,lT'lfOUl3l'I lk-3906 Jw come Dear olol Told ldllliams Qriihij was CllSo eleclzed load the Band to the -Full-time is 0 sophomore and did Band thls pas-l season. dal: ol: drum n'Y1AjoC'ros3 61 of leacllns 'lilne '4 3 he .. , sis, 732 gg like Q x... , e c f WHO'S WHO Left - Senior representatives, Woody Wood and Luan Creighton, This is Woody's first time as a Who's Who representative, but he has represented B.S.H.S, on a great many Hi-Y trips. He is also president of the Key Club and Hy-Y. Luan Creighton has captured a large number of honors during her high school days. She was sec- retary of her freshman class, freshman favorite, junior vice-president, yell leader for two years, and co-editor of the Corral. This is L,uan's second time to be chosen Who's Who. Above - June Cook and Amos Jones This is Iune's second year to be chosen Who's Who. She was elected to serve on the Student Coun- cil and chosen football queen. June is also a mem- ber of the Tri-Hi-Y Club, and ranks high in scho- lastic achievements. Amos is our student body president and was also president of his junior class. He hasbeen active in football, basketball, and track. He was chosen because of his personality and athletic abil- ity. Left - Dallas Woods and Dolores Franklin This is Dallas' first year to serve as Who's Who representative. He was senior representative on the Student Council and held the office of vice- president of his senior class. Dallas was also out- standing in athletics. Dolores is editor ofour 1950 El Rodeo. She has represented the Tri-Hi-Y Club on many trips and she is secretary of the Tri-Hi-Y Club. Dolores was chosen Who's Who because of her scholastic abil- ities. light--Wanda Lou Petty and Floyd Martin. Wanda s a junior representative. She was sophomore avorite and Yell leaderg and was chosen for her mersonality and scholastic abilities. Floyd was :hosen for Who's Who because of his athletic abili- y. He was outstanding in football, baseball, and xasketballg during basketball season he received 1 sportsmanship award in the Odessa tournanient. 3elow--Sue Q r aig, a junior representative, has been junior favorite, secretary of junior class, yell leaderg she was chosen for her athletic ability, Jeing captain of volleyball team. Jackie Little was chosen for Who's Who because of his show in foot- ball. This is his second time to be chosen. ,ff Right--The Freshmen Who's Who representatives are - - Elbert Long who was also chosen as F',H. A. Drearnboy by the H.E. classes, and Shir- ley Wheat who has been elected freshman favorite and class secretary. She was chosen for her scholastic ability. Sophomore representatives are Joy Williams who was also chosen for her ability in stud- ies and her personality, and Bud Whitney who was chosen for his outstanding scholastic ability, He is also a repre- sentative onthe Student Coun- cil. .L WHO'S WHO 6 '2- rr be -J 1 W tar 3' A W. ' gin: ' X t iii' 3 SX GIRLS ' CHORUS lst Row - L. Evans, accompanist, J. Gound, J. Miller, B. Gore, M. Buford, A. Forrest, P. Carter, I. Touchstone, S. Walker, Y. Cornell, D. Thorpe, B. Blair, M. Walker, S. Riddle, Mary J. Hamilton, director, Znd Row - B. White, F. Wyatt, D. Stevens, B. Hill, M.Stevens, A. Puckett, F. King, M. Carter, J. Marchant, F. McClain, M. Moore, J. Tucker, M. Northum, A. Smith. 3rd Row - D, Brown, G. Cross, R. Windsor, B, Wright, E. Wilson, M. Norman, F. Rice, .T. Beene, J. Haley, W. Kinsey, P. King, T. Carpenter, D. Coulter. A CAPPELLA CHOIR lst Row - V. Ache, A. Brown, D. Bunn, M. Tinkham, D. Davidson, W. Lawson, J. Woods,.T. White, J. Brownrigg, M. White, L. Patterson, .T.Fuller, I. Kilpatrick, K. Hoisager, M.Moad, Mary J. Hamilton, director. Znd Row - E. Kinsey, M. Couch, M. Gandy, J. Choate, M. Rainey, II. Lawson, J. Hickson,B. Wilson, C. Carnes, D. Hai-tin, D. Davis, B. Myers, C. McCauley, J. Beene, W. Moore, P. Maddux, M. Cunningham. 3rd Row - N. Campbell, G. Mosier, B. Raley, L. Hobbs, B. Bradberry, B. Young, H. Harper, G. Nichols, B. King, M. Byers, R. Laswell, D. Wren, M. Carpenter, P. Kiser, E. Tucker. Top picture: EIGHTH GRADE CHORUS Back Row, Left to Right--L. ineed, R, Meek, A. Mitchell, NI. Williams, M. Cochran, EI, .. e wa l l e n, F. Marstrand, L.. iorton, A. White, D. Garrison, vi. Jenkins, S. Liner. Front Row-Director Willough- my, D. Reynolds, J. Cole, C. 3oyd, N. Henson, M. Bigoney, F. IvICKinney, B. Edwards, R. Jall, S. Johnston, B. Cole. MELODY MAIDS ..eft to Right--Peggy Carter, Anita Forrest, Jo Ann Touch- stone, Shirlene Walker, Dar- .ene Coulter, Dolores Sheates. SIX SHARPES ..eft to Right--Mary Frances Nlorrnan, Evelyn Wilson, Ivonna Cornell, Shirlene Nalker, Rosemary Rice, Mona -ou Walker. Bur director, Mary Jane 'Iarnilton has been a very efficient worker in the past Wo years she has worked iere. She graduated from Texas Tech in 1948 where :he received a B.A, in nusic. HARMONIOUS HICKS Top--P e g g y King, Jackie vlarchant. Aiddle--.To Ann Mille r, Frances McClain. Sottorn--Mozelle C a r t e r, 'oyce Gound. lim 1- 1. FUTURE HQMEMAKERS OF AMERICA' Members are: lst Row -- Richbourg, Thompson, White, Walker, Pucket ftreasurerj, Freeman fS0f18 leadefi, LCM-ay fvice-pres.l, Toops fpresj, Stratton fsec.l, Brownrigg freporterl, Walker, McDougle, Lawson, Miller, Hill, Parrish, Mrs. Russell fsponsorl. Znd Row -- Raney, McGregor fsponsorl, Boatwell, Walker, Roberts, Lepard, Wheat, Boardman, Attaway, Baber, Wallace. 3rd Row -- Newton, Newton, Neil, Covert, Newsom, Anderson, Belk, Laughman, Wilson, Norman, Wright, Harrison, Dixon, Wilson, Gound. Left--E lb e r t Long was chosen FHA Dreamboy by the members of the FHA Club. Elbert is a Freshman and serves as a representative for the Freshman class on the Student Council. He was also chosen as a Who's Who represent- ative. Right--Rosemary Rice won the title of FFA Sweetheart ina contest sponsored by the FFA Club. Rosemary is a Fresh- man this year. She also plays on the B t e a rn in volleyball. D u r i ng special meetings of the FFA Club, Rosemary serves as official hostess. FUTURE FARMERS GF AMERICA .Members are: lst Row -- Corning, Smith fsec.l, Grass, Merworth, Manley, Richbourg, Lockhart, McKinney fsong leaderl, Burrus fparliamentarianl, Montgomery, Franks, Spinks Q31-d vice-p1-es.l. Znd Row -- Lockhart, Stanley, Hester, Williams Qvice-pres.l, Picnot, Denten, Grantham, Wilson, Damron, Butler, Fehler, Vines fadvisorl. 3rd Row -- Steven- son. Shirlev. Gilbert. Stasev lDres.l. Sanderson. Wise. Shortes. Lockhart. Hansen. F 'r 'YY' l LATIN CLUB The Latin Club is made up of the students in the Latin department, under the direction of Mr. E. M, Schneider. Seated left to right - E. M. Schneider, Jeff Hanna, Joy Williams, Bud Whitney, Guy Knowles, Jannie Collins. First Row - Shirley Wheat, Dallas Woods, Dianna Farquhar, Lou Ann Lamb,Francine Thompson, Frances Walker, Jo Ann Haley, Billy Richbourg. Second Row - Patricia Dillon, Louise Boadle, Melva Ray, Merlin Peterson, Janice Boardman, Marie Love, Wanda Kinsey, Pat Crossland, Anelle Puckett, Tommy Thigpen, Billy Wood, Jimmy Lowke. Third Row - Frankie Boyd, Barbara Blair, Mary Frances Norman, Dot Crittenden, Wanda Woods, Jean Dixon, Jackie Compton, Jim Hahn I Jackie Sparks, Ethel Chapman, RonnySanders, Jackie Marchant, Jirnrny Conley,Shirley Riddle, Eugene Carpenter, Carl Preston, Bob Simpson. in i ' -A SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club is made up ofstudents in the Spanish department, under the direction of Miss Colleen Slaughter. They sponsor various programs each year, both social and educational. Seated left to right-- Jerry Choate-vice-president, Efren Abreo-secretary, Glenn Dale Bunn-treasury, Ross Word- sergeant at arms, Colleen Slaughter-sponsor. First Row - Jimmie Bennett, jo Graham, MyrnaFulley, Martha Neill, Lela Patterson, Billie R. Freeman, Martha Hughes, Sally Baber, Kay Richbourg,Meda Cunningham, Doris Jean Brown, Robert Merworth, Florine Cass, Gloria Byrd. Znd Row - Shirley McGinnis, Alma Crittenden, Mary Ann Whitehlanel Covert, Howard Smith, Donald Denton, Sue Love, Martha Claire, Sandra Swartz, Martha Johnson, Evelyn Wilson, Narrell Dene Choate, BarbaraHill. 3rd Row - Jo Nell West, Frances King, Jamie Walker, Rex Bishop, Haley Hodnett, Woody Wood, June Brownrigg, Calvert Shortes, Robert Utley, Jimmie Hicks, Reed West, Franklin Hinkley, Eddie Murphy, Jim Dimitri, Mary Ann Attaway, Carolyn Williams, Frances Weeg,Ama Jean Williams, Sue Lawdermilk. F 4 W 2 Seated, left to right -- Arnold The Industrial Cooperative Training Class is made up of juniors anc seniors. The members of this class takea very active part in the Voca- tional ln d u s t r i al Club of Texas Standing, left to right -- Nur s e: Aides at Medical Arts Clinic Hospit- al-Barbara Petty and Juanita Hobbs Laboratory Technician at Cowpe: Clinic-Elva Thames. Also Nurse: Aides at Medical Arts-Betty Ham- rick, Venita Sue Smauley, Ernestine Dillard. The aim and purpose ofthi: class is to offer a source of skillet workers in the various trades an: industrial fields in the community Students enrolled in this class spent one hour each school day in class studying the technical aspects oi their various trades. The afternool is spent onthe job. This is the firs' year that this course has been con- fined to the trade field. .n-im i :Iwi slim L 714175 Parmley, motor repairman-Tay- lor Electric Motor Co.3 Geraldine McGinnis, florist-Conley's Flow- er Shop, Menvil Click, printer- West Texas Stationersg joeWal- drop, florist -Faye's Flower Shop, Horace Bowden, baker -Vaughan's Sweet Shopg I..aNell Engle, office worker-West T e x a s Compress and Warehouse Co. St a n din g, left to right -- Marlin Murphy, office machine repairman- Hester's Office Supply, Lavern Trolinrler. off i c e worker- West Texas Hospital Corp.3 Dana McC1anahan, office worker- City of Big Spring. ,sg rr' :sm ',, MIIB gl ISDH ,, lil!!! I4 YIWS f, um i m .3 asm I ms ,. mm A man mm N .mm U.. liltlli H W1 ' ' N mm A QED l7U1m.mm.1s .ms ,wg 5, -lmmlunug :U guru' m ,, if Standing, left to right -- Gene Campbell, mechanic-Rowe Motor Co.g Savoy Kay, auto body repair- man-Quality Auto Body Works, Ben Boadle, auto mechanic-jones Motor Co.g jimmy Minchew, mechanic-Eaker-Neel Motor Co. Kneeling, left to right -- Viron H a r t i n, mechanic -Quality Body Worksg Myrl Click, auto electri- cian-Wilson Auto Electric Co.g Carroll Kinman, mechanic- Nash Motor Co. W.H.Grayis explain- ing the testing equipment. 1 in DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Seated, left to right -- Edward Boatman began his training as stock man in Burr's Department Store. He is not only interested in stockkeeping but likes window display. Edward rotates through the store and helps in inventory. Bobbie Ruth Beach is showing the girls samples of new materials just out. She is a junior student in training at Hemphill-Wells. Mozelle Day is in training in the sales office at Banner Dairies. She runs up sales, posts report checks, types, and is learning to do any job in the office. Seated -- Jean Moser started her work in the sports department at Montgomery Ward. Jean is a junior student. At the file,left -- Virginia Cole, a senior student, is training with the newspaper, The Big Spring Weekly. She plans to do work of this sort after graduation. File, right -- Myrtle Norwood, a senior student, is working for Mr. Tom Posson, Advertising. Myrtle's duties are varied. Seated at back desk -- Jean Munselle, a junior student, began her work in the stock room at C. R. Anthony's. She has done some individual workin stockkeeping, Christmas wrapping, and selling. Seated next -- Williarn Rackley is in training for management at the Wacker's Variety Store. He is an understudy to the assistant. At front table -- Janice Montgomery is a senior student in training at Zale's Jewelry. She works in the advertising office. Norma Foster is a salesgirl at Woo1worth's. Norma says that she is learning how to meet the public. Standing --Ida Belle Sundy, senior, is giving an oral report. She works at McCrory's Variety Store as understudy to the assistant. Seated, left to right--Patsy Burrus, a mid-term graduate who did her training as sales person at Fisherman's Dry Goods. Patsy took part in window display, inventory, stock, and sales. Lavelle Davis is training in McCrory's as a regular salesgirl. Lavelle fills her own counters, makes the displays, and sells. Bettye Franklin is in training as a sales person at Fish- erman's Dry Goods. Even though Bettye came back to school after marrying, she realized that she needed training to geta job. Melba Jenkins has the window display forthe J. C. Penny Co, Melba has an opportunity to use her ideas on this job. Jo Ann Burns is a regular sales person at the Wacker Variety Store. She keeps the counters filled, assists in ordering, displays merchandise, and sells. Lavelle Davis trains at Wacker's. Her duties are varied. Roy Shannon trains at the Big Spring Hard- ware Store. He checks in merchandise, places stock on floor to sell, assists in inventory, and sells. Arlye Morton trains at Bolinger Grocery. He checks in merchandise from wholesale house, keeps shelves filled. PatCross Barber, not pictured, is also a member ofthe'D.E. Class and trains at Margo's, Wy. .57-'ff W 1 1y,fm:,, 3- x.. . J J .'l. - ' r Q!-A S. ul 0-5 2 A ii., ,sf ' sf -I 6' ur' 'H W , ,- V, rr' -i f 'agy--1 Q, BW Wea, 14 1if3 g'l.L v' 16- 9 QL -' ' 9 5 Q 'i A B f K B -4 '4 6 9295 g'Y,Y3?ff -L AW iam I x . iw? . Am' 2 40 -wi 1- ' ff!! BIG SPRING STAGES CENTENNIAI. CELEBRATION The script of history has linked one ame more than any other with the first ecorded days of the big spring. The name is that of Randolph Barnes Iarcy, U.S. Army, whose log of an official military mission in the Southwest mentions ie encountering of a spring, which he :und flowing from a deep chasm in the ,mestone rocks into an immense reservoir f some fifty feet in depth. The notation 'as made October 3, 1849. Marcy's report to the War Department s a colorful and entrancing account of rairie exploration. He described meet- xg Indian tribes and told of their customs, e reported on flora and fauna ofthe coun- ryg set up detailed instructions as to istances, bearings, wood and water con- itions, and similar information for future ravelers. His descriptions were detailed, nd readers of his report today would be mused at his reference to the Plains area s the great Sahara of North Americatr ast and tracklessrtand must continue un- ihabited forever. But for Big Spring people, his major eport is that of October 3, 1849, when he ame upon the spring that brought about ie creation and early development of the ommunity which now is celebrating a pring's Centennial. Schools have played an important part nthe advancement of Big Spring. On youth lay, the schools had thousands ofstudents narticipating in parades. No. 1 - Big Spring nunicipal band, under the direction of ', W. King, marched in parades each day mf the celebration. No, Z-The Girls ' Phys- cal Education Dept. under A. Smith and X. Phillips. No. 3-Mr. J. B, Neely's mo- or-bike and scooter unit. No. 4-Latin Department, under direction of Mr. E. M, ichneider. No. 5 -Mary Jane Hamilton's 8. Cappella Choir. No. 6-Athletic Float. Jo, 7-Spanish Department under direction rf Colleen Slaughter. No. 8-F'.F.A. under he direction of Truett Vines. NO. 9-F'.H. i. float under McGregor and Russell. leaf f 0-5 I 42' - 4' ul k Q :fa 4, '- 'f',,2?g1 I ,af 3 4 Q ' x ix as X1 Q: vf' X., ,ww 'K xhl ' ,J I iefxf . A . I ? I 2 Yu 5' mg if Vw! ll g ' A . K is as 'H It 'I OO ian OI . a , The Senior Play---Mystery at Midnight The Senior Play of 1950 was presented on March 30th at the City Auditorium. Above are pictured the cast and crew which included, kneeling, left to right--Marilyn Carpenter, Doris Stevens, front row, standing--Joyce Kilpatrick,Dallas Woods, Rita Wright, Joyce Choate, Betty Simmons, Jo Ann Kilgore, Anne Smith, Wayne Horne, Larry Dillon, second row--Howard Washburn, Lowie Rice, Rodman Roberts, Marlin Murphy, Rollyn Seawell, and Amos Jones. Not pictured is Lou Ann Miller, also a member of the cast. The cast of characters included Dallas Woods, Howard Washburn, Marlin Murphy, Rodman Roberts, Rollyn Seawell, Rita Wright, Doris Stevens, Anne Smith and Betty Simmons. awel1., acting the part of the villannous R a t hb u 1' I1 6 Wentworth, doesn't seem to desire the romantic attentions of the flirtatious Letty Fla n d e r s, played by Anne Smith, Rodman Roberts, portraying the dig- nified businessman, C loyd Parker disapproves of the proceedings in general. All three are inmeshed in the mysterious happenings at the House on the Hill. Left--Dallas Woods, portraying Dick Lawerence, ayoung lawyer, gets a surprise welcome from Betty Sim- mons, as Mrs. Wentworth. However, the slightly insane Mrs. Wentworth has a shock of her own coming inthe form of Oscarjansen, the big Swede, who calls himself the strongest man in the world! Os car is played by Marlin Murphy. 3 I. l Pictured here are the Band officers. Back Row-:Rally Sewell-band captain. Omar Pitman-lst lieutenant, Gary Nichols-lst lieutenant. Front R ow -- Betty Ledlow-lst lieutenant, Joy Wil- liams-drurn major, Ma ry Martin- lst lieutenant. These officers have served their band very well during the past year, and have contributed much for the good of our school and our future bands. Congratulations, Band Officers. tis, I Very well known around the schof this year was the German Ban' commonly called The Hungry Five They are--Merlin Peterson, .Tame N u c kle s, Udonald Butler, Gord: Merrick, and J. W. King. Thes musicians were wellused during tl year for various school prograrr and outside activities. They hav done very well their first year ar we expect to hear more from thei in the future. UVA x ff' The Key Club is a newly organized club, sponsored by the Kiwanis Club. Members of the club and representa- tives from the Kiwanis Club are as follows --Seated-Dr. J. H anna, N. Shiltk. Standing, lst Row, Left to Right - Murphy, Berry, .T e nning s, Blankenship, Bartlett, Dillon, Hanna, Wood. Znd Row-Reed, Shields-spon- ' sor, D. Wiley, Whitney, Pitman, Smith, Con1ey,,,SeaWel'IT 3rd Row- H. Smith, R. Stripling, Dr. R, Cowper, Dr. R. Cowper presenting the K Club Charter to Pres. Woody Woe The Key Club sold tickets for 1 Steers' Thanksgiving football gan Another of their projects was spc soring two basketball tournamen one for ward school boys and c for seventh grade boys. The Kiwanis Committee forrr to organize the Key Club are--I I. Hanna-chairman of committs H, Mathis, D. Wiley, W. Rec. Stripling. This committee was assisted Pres, N. Shick, Vice-Pres. Dr. Cowper, and Lt. Gov. H. W. Smit! -.-,- 'JA ,V .-. ,.-.5 V 41 Pictured above are Luan Creighton and Peggy Lamb, co-editors of the Corral. Luan and Peggy represent the entire Corral staff which is made up of the different editors and the news reporters. The Girls' Athletic Association is represented by the officers ofthe organization. These officers are--left to right - Frances Crabtree-Pres., Dolores Franklin -Secretary, and Mary Lou Lepard-Vice-President. S X .A ,ggi-Q ima . 'lv .15 W Lf. N714 . ' A ' .' ' 1 V I B! ' ik, f iii, :ftlzufi S w I ..,... - I 3521 um- 1 , f 1 ff LEE 5 . I 5 ' '- 3 . ,I Y , , ' NYT Tn' , x V X y 4 NLF 1 Li' , is Rf 'H5,p- 5,3 I. 1 ,Q -vii 'lil ,QQ 1 7 'Lg Q is fa? Y ,, W K. K, vggqg Y 5 1 f' LJ' - 'fp f Q ,fb , 'D' L- he 3... Q? QW A.. 11 :v If , - 5, A A a ... I. W H 6 . sg v - I - .4 Y WP 9 -if 'i lif- 3 1' ,,,1 Q .1 1 ' ' 1 I' '64 , I t Future Farrners strive to gain a working knowledge of scientific farming and ranching, through classroom work, and supervised farming prograrns. Upon completion of three years of Vocational Agriculture these boys are qualified to own and operate their own farm or ranch. l, Experience is the best teacher, say these sheep feeders. Z, The question is, who has the best lamb? 3. Gleefully, Muscles watches his buddy get his cover fitted. 4. Kennie and Muscles all dressed for Fort Worth. 5, The showman, Bill Cunningham, at work. 6, Mr. Vines checking one of Kenneth Plew's F'.F'.A. projects. 7. Fritz Smith, in the Center, with his far lambs. zzz , 'fi 'N f .gaQ55.fffT?Qgi e , M751 va I b r- ml 5- 1 g 1 ,L Q A -, 4 I K ' ' . I I . is - ,V Q Q X, f L..- M ,, V xl . ,. Q X C -., Y ' 111 1 - - ' A ' , ' ' ' .. A 1' ix! - ii H X - Q J I il., ,, . t fi, y , V - - I gl- . ' 5 . he l it l x 1. Barbara .Tune was raised in the country---note the background. Z. Our campus wouldn't be the same without Aluwishus. 3. Part of our hard working football team. 4. Great Lovers!! 5. Just like the three monkies. 6. Looks as though Curt is doing all the good, 7. Frank is having a boxing good time. 8, Oh! These Reckless women drivers. 9. Just another gang of campus bums. 10. Girls, girls. Everywhere! ll, Dud got left out inthe cold. IZ. Mr. Bonner and a group of his intelligent students. 13, Rita, Mackey, and Dolores are clowning---as usual. 'UPN fa. ul I7 Q Tl'- Howard got his picture in at last. Somebody had better head for the hills. Z eeeeeh l y ' .1 A ' Q 1 . 'os .,p.nv- .- . mr ql Q . Q Al Q I , r P4 2. . , . -, W 1 1 TI. ' c , . 5 'A 5 H iv' f-1 i t N' '- 6 4 wav. an is - , , 'mg' g f f- A N ' ' I H Lx ' V , ,ki 1. x ,. .ig ' ,. -pf-ffm 5' - z ,. U1 A 1 . . im M 230 w r Slave driver, Somebody throw .Tan a fish 1558! . f '51 ' Just like peas in a pod. He's getting up in the world. if It L, l leiii A Q ffl'-, 4- , M 1 f F, , I 1 i We didn't know you were the intellectual type, Wayne. Do something for him, Jack! Birds of a feather stick together. Is everybody happy? Vho's the bird at the bottom? Be careful, John William. Deffie's got a mean look in her eyes. gf! S Jon't pick on the poor little rmocent creature. QPRINQ Everybody wants to get into the Mary and JO A1111 look happy. picture. Tell us about it too. i-.itll -eonard looks unhappy. Smile, Quentin. Allan has double-trouble, -iomeward bound. .X A Take your pick, Pearlie, The Three Musketeers, Hil A E A 1 1 1 faq-ff!! A' 4' lb - ,,. rl. ff H31 -wp 4 v nm' 'ar Qc-H5 fs as Pre,H1 does! 60 - I Il J! tj K S Ldou ca uahj ,I 2-1:6 'Hdls q 5'l'Yecj' l9lCJC,k,? 3 lXl4efc: fs one in ever crowd- Qpfcal 8'-Wm pfCld6f5! .Sl-1.5. has doubf-pu Pro-spzzcwis sur' Clue Fudufe- Qpexf' -Fha' h0+O faphef Fon Clflvsf 'YPUE blflog :UCAS +Cuker1. 'f.fV'NC-f' 6anQ+um mus+ have given wamjne CA uocohonf Have lj0U eager Seen cm elcphanf 61+ on 61 gleam. These kids iw? 00004. uuorb, uuorlif Don'-I' -Hfvese poor -fvoiflbnll bows ever Sei' +ohr'c51'7 ,+, + UU cg ever. s mu Dc bum-4 Landis-U-if, arf-cf iam! Eens6,YY1e6nl.6L, rY1lf1Q5,rvyQ6. uJho'5 'PMB ugl a'lSf' 7-1 don'+ lfncd L td .4 ,L,, m, 1 3 as UI 4 X -iq 25. I 7 ' SM' ,, .Ill I You'd think that this was W. C. and Howard's last picture! Know somcthin'? This guy's nearly as good looking as Ray Adams Speck and Aurb are the picture of innocence. Hey, Carolyn, is that pre-meditated photography? ? Don't crowd, Ray, the people can see you. What could it be!! Model or mouse. Just leave the door on, kids! That's all that we ask. ,Q LL.i V f Solemnly, and in deepest sincerity, we dedicate this page to the memory of Ben Flynt. If we could have had our way, we would have kept Ben here with us, but we must realize that there i S s omeone much more powerful than we are who had a reason for takin him E from us. Ben was a junior in Big Spring High School at the time of his death. His main i t t . . . . n eres was in the band in which he played the clarinet. Because of the good deeds we remember Ben for, it is clearly visible that if we live our lives as We should we will be b a le to join him againg not in a school building, but in that place where there is no such thing as death. 2 ZW ky M E.H.!l THU YSEU A Souflowesfern Organization Owned and O peratea' by Soufhwesterners for you Souibwesterners DEPARTMENT STORE Phone 933 Cuin Crigsby, Manager WAITS JEWELRY STORE 115 E. 3rd--A gift for every occasion--Ph. 985 l u I 1- r 1 1 Telephone 230 211 Main Street Home Phone 1356 THE RECORD SHOP oscAR GLICKMAN, OWNER Victor, Bluebird, Columbia, Okeh, Decca and Capitol Records Popular and Classical Albums Big Spring, Texas DIAMOND IMPOITERS ZQ!-nf Your ls Good At MELLINGER'S Big Spring's Largest Store for Men and Boys MEN and BOYS' CLOTHING SHOES AND FURNISHINGS Phone 815 Big Spring, Texas gqvggggw- Ny: is isp-u.,-if 19' ' . .. , ,-vm g ' W' 1' , I yy A A K ,V TALLY ELECTRIC COMPANY COMMERCIAL 8: RESIDENCE WIRING YOUR WESTINGHOUSE DEALER APPLIANCES laundrornats ranges radios refrigerators THOMAS TY PEWRITER AND OFFICE SUPPLY Office Equipment-Royal Typewriters R. C. Allen Adding Machines 107 Main St. Phone 98 103 Main Phone 2.485 Big Spring, Texas JIIK Phone 114 SHOE STORE 1640 P E T E R s Division of 5 LI P F' LY C El. OFFICE SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT INTERNATIONAL SHOffO1fiAfY Sporting Goods and Games I On Runnels Between n an I' PHILCO APPLIANCES C C Jones U. S. TIRES HAR'I'I.EY's AIR moz o Rovm. CLEANERS QUALITY RECAPPING ' V SEAT COVERS f, f u. s. BATTERIES Tl' 'ff I U- S-.AC.CESS0R'f5 PICK UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE Phllllps Tlre Company E. FOURTH AT JOHNSON - PHONE 472 116 Main Phone 420 I I - Q ELLIDTTS UG ELLIOTS 11th PLACE DRUG Your friendly neighborhood drugstore. Sundies, drugs, and sundries Phone 2323 Plenty Of Parking SPPCC 1003 11th Place il' 'I' 'lfflfil' Yiilfififi' fl- biifiiv 'I' Q' i'il l if i' ifTT? . ,---- 111-' G. F. WACKER STORES WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Home Owned by 5 and 10 Moren and Crosland Everything for the Automobile 210 MAIN 206 Main St. Phone 2595 SETTLES DRUG CO. Willard Sullivan, Owner Phones 206-222 2.00 E, 31-d, I J, C. PENNEY CO. OUTFITTERS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY It Pays to Shop at Penney's WESTERN GLASS AND MIRROR COMPANY Glass and Mirrors for all Purposes 909 Johnson Street Telephone 2266 Dodge passenger cars Telephone 555 Established 1934 JONES MOTOR COMPANY 101 Gregg St. Big Spring, Texas Dodge Job-Rated Trucks Plymouth Passenger Cars GROSS C REAMLAND No. 2--107 E. 10th St. Ph. 1555 No. 1--111 E. 2nd St. Ph. 2581 Big Springs, Favorite Delmartment Storev CORNELISON'S Phone 122 DRIVE - IN - CLEANERS 911 Johnson Roy Cornelison, Prop. 57315 lf17'?'i' 4' iv TT' '.'iii l 'U' -iii' ll -uv' ','Q4il3. I e ,4-q..ig,,.1.4fI1 f 5 ,L wlamlf MJ. iv 1- 1, in CAMPUS CANTEEN THE STUDENTS' FAVORITE HANG-OUT 2.15.53 Douglass Food Market We feature the Finest Meats Available 1018 Johnson Dale Douglass Phone '78 f 1 I 1 , BIG SPRING'S FINEST JEVVELERSH -71v + -lrfofwb for-of vw- + -l---Iv 1- -U- YOU'RE WELCOME AT Settles Hotel ana, Coffee Shop Air Conditioned Fine Facilities for Eanqueta - fartiea - .13ance4 TRUMAN JONES MOTOR CO. Your Lincoln ond Mercury Dealer no 2644 403 Runnell Phono 2644 PACKING HOUSE MARKET KID SHOP FOR Fresh Meats And Groceries CLOTHES Phone 1524 110 Main St. BOYS GIRLS Grady Dorsey Phone 1596 121 E. 3rd BIG SPRING, TEXAS Tate-Bristow 81 Harrington Y O U T H INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS BEAUTY SHOP Lois Eason, Mgr. Ground Floor Phone Petroleum Building 1230 Douglass Hotel Phone 252 BIG SPRING MOTOR COMPANY FORD'S OUT FRONT 311 Main Street--Phone 636 Big Spring, Texas THE MEN'S STORE of Big Spring Featuring Stetson Hats Edwin Clapp Shoes Wilson Bros. Furnishings McGregor Sports Wear TRY LEE HANSON'S FIRST Ax , I r ,f ' I lj - E W I TELEP nm: ,turf-,T E Q trawl, E 1, of lag' 5 QM? 'X T W if fs UTHERN ICE Cm., lNn3. B! sus SPRING. Kijfllfjf Air Conditioned'lce Refrigerators Southern Ice--That pure, crystal clear, taste-free, slow melting kind. Your best bets are Shell Gasoline and Shell Motor Oil Big Spring, Texas 300 Gregg Street ' Nl' 'P' 10' U ?'Q '-UiT l '9 l i i?i P N J:-, . 73 .th--S 'W f' f' -' f X . fl ,I . K A E iywlm. ,. . , , 3' . 5 of J 7 J 5 so 4 li fl 5 ' K q11Q ,,,. ll I W. X. .ff I 204 MAIN z n 5 Ks MeLady's m In The Settles Hotel Bldg. STRIPLING SUPPLY COMPANY WHOLESALE GROCER 105 W. FIRST ST. ANDERSON MUSIC COMPANY Established 1927 113-115 Main Street -- P.O. Box 907 T elephone 84 6 - ,, - Hamm A SHINE PHILIPS BIG SPRING, TEXAS 217 Main Phone 1 Musical Radios Instrurnents Radio JOE HEDLESTUN Sporting Goods Repairing! Petroleum B1 dg. Phone 3 3 3 ELMO WASSON BIG SPRING, TEXAS CREIGHTON TIRE CO. Wholesale And Retail Charlie Rugbg PETROLEUM BLDG. 'Phone 101 203 West Thir SELBERLING TIRES Men's Wear of Character 3 --i- -- - - -wr - - V .,.-'.,.,,,,.,.9.Y,.,.,: - --- .-,H,H.,....Y,Sa..x. Y- ' - -'H K -wx -:rv ,.- af, . A :J - - I .41- 1 - J , f 1 pf , '47 ' f15jjL f f ' 6 W Wj ML2g fwwmjfifjyy . H. McAIister Trucking ,' HOME OFFICE-BIG SPRING, TEXAS 1609 SCURRY PHONE 961 1 : fr Q E 4- 1, X lb IV fo j V' 1 2 ' ff ml ' C Y ip Pk ,. I . Of essa bbs New Mexico A Z , k jkbilene fi 0 G kS'Q'Ql ij 150 T Wei? B3 C? V EA ERY I DSLH ELECTRIC CO. QQ ,A Complete Appliances 217 Runnels B1g Spring, T KING 'S GROCERY P't I WHERE YOUR BUDGET GETS Jewelry Store H7 East 3rd St. 800-11th Place ---- Phone-470 A BREAK-- l ml if THE FASHION CENTER Everything in ready-to-wear For the Junior, Senior, teenage You are always welcome here ESTAI-I'S FLGWERS 1 l . 4: IESSIE LEE TOWNSEND PHONE 349 Scuffy SI, Settles Hotel Big Spring, Texas 201 East Znd Street -Phone 2017 , - STANLEY HARDWARE C0 203 Runnels St. Big Spring, TBXGS Appliances and Gift Ware Shelf and Heavy Hardware AMERICAN A The hot dog is a familiar part of American life. Most of us take for granted that when we want one we can get it-almost anywhere. We can depend on the availability of the American hot dog in this country-it is part of the American scene- and we like it. Electric service, too, is a familiar part of the American pat- A HOT DOG V, Q as ff' tern. Can you imagine your home-or your work-without the g jf convenience of electric service? Everyone takes the availability of electric service for granted. And you can take its economy for granted, too. The savings of thousands of people are invested in the se- x curities of Texas Electric Service Company. These savings bought power plants, electric power lines and other equipment -equipment that is operated by the men and women of Texas Electric Service Company to provide you with dependable, economical electric service. Money, materials and man-power are joined under our American free enterprise system to bring economical electric 9 service to you. This system is just as much a part of the Ameri- can scene as the hot dog-it's the system which has given us Americans more of the many fine things which make us healthy, comfortable and strong--more than any other country in the world. TEXAS ELECTRIC SERVICE COMPANY - , - 'Q '11 MJ.. 'ffj' ' P1frg2's.- ' ' , 'W I- ,zu TIM- STOP AT THE. SIGN OF TI-IE COSDEN TRAFFIC COP . . . 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Real Estate h:vnsgn2H3selaoag:r:n:ingtrggg Alice Cravens Friday Corbin Georgia Johnson Grace Miller R. B. Reeder CONLEY'S FLOWER SHOP CRAWFORD HOTEL Y OU R HEADQUARTE RS WHEN YOU ARE IN Phone 866 306 w. 15th street BIG SPRING BIG SPRING, TEXAS PREACH MARTIN MAGNOLIA SERVICE 601 GREGG PHONE 1753 v1 'F M 'W'! f1W .I BARROW-DOUGIJASS Y , - UM 4 QUALITY FURNITURE FOR THOSE WHO ONKE2-' 3 BIG SPRING, TEXAS E ' 'fx , , J - LONE STAIIQ CHEVROLET I I A ,- ' ' ' ' I - u E ll WHEN YQU'sR!E i?LE,A.SfE1iJ G , R ll ?'EIUST ?fqWY I J L-'gn aid F ,d 17 f d V.-! W CLIFF WILEY ' .- in U N ,I ,fx J' I A , 4 I , T1 'n 71+ rv I RIDE THE -TEXASWAY .gi , mi S SO F i 5 - ' INNA CHEw2AET I 1 d S if ' I. ! Ml ., -If MAJ U A L! of 'N . 'll - - .W -:WM 214 East I'hi15d P. O, Box 726 ' ' I A BIG SPRING, TEXAS Daily PONCHO Magazines , .A A ' I In ,X and N E W S cigarette! . Out-of- Soft f Town Drinks PHONE: ' ,I PARTS AND papers Shoes 'OFFICE 697 I KSERVICE 698 shined Wisf I 4 -1 Phone 108 dvd , , 1232 E. 3d J Lhiflgl z. HU595 PIT STA U Bar- - 904 E. Third Street BIG SPRING. TEXAS WAYNE STIDHAM ICE STATIONS IC E DRINKS PICNIC SUPPLIES CURB SERVICE I, 1801 Gregg St. I Ph. , I P. 9673 iw.- .UK I I A 'Life . . . sparkle . .' . fU Pgre refreshment 'r -1-N! eq - , nm ,, I f 14, 'efffffdmq' f ,f-.KX it A BU? THE SIX-BOTTLE BARTON AT YOUR SERVICE STATION 'S 'w wlff-v-uf-s -ur-1? -J-f--A---v '-lr 'vT v'vr ' ' 7'-3 -f Cfaqlor .Appliance Co. as X 'WXERS orrlcz: 212 :Ast ann srnzn TQAS1-ERS PHONES 3360 - 3361 V CLOCKS cowmsncm sALss - sznvlcs GLOBES BIG SPRIIIG. TEXAS WEST TEXAS SAND AND GRAVEL CO. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE sEN1oRs , -.,r,s . - -- -Q 'gift--,,A'f V ig? 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