Springlake High School - Wolverine Yearbook (Earth, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1950 volume:

Howdy Folks ! I am Johnny Wolverine................ The following pages record my life as I lived it from the morning of my first day in Spring Lake School to the night of my graduation. It has been fun going to school with all of you, and in the years to come may my experiences call to mind your own journey along the Wolverine Trail . THE ANNUAL STAFF TOP ROW: Marie Howell, Joyce Gooch, Mrs. S. T. Newman, Leonard Stephens, Ray Joe Riley. SECOND ROW: Trellistene Harris, Patsy Miller, Loyd Ray Goodwin, Jolene Kirkpatrick. OUR MASCOT--THE WOLVERINE The Spring Lake ‘Wolverines’ were superbly honored at the first of this school year, when Mrs. S.T. Newman presented the school with a genuine 48 inch Wolverine skin, and revealed a unique story of how she acquired it. Mrs. Newman clerked this summer in Hamilton Stores, Inc., a curio shop at Fishing Bridge in Yellowstone National Park. Her greatest desire was to bring home to Spring Lake school, a beautiful wolverine skin, which was on display in the shop and priced at $60.00. One day a passing cus- tomer, Mr. L.T. Rettig, who hunts wild game in Africa, and who is manager of 'Save-A-Nickel’ Stores in Denver, Colorado, learned why Mrs. Newman was so anxious to take home with her the wolverine skin. He appraised it and immediately donated the purchase price. The curio shop sold the skin at wholesale to Mrs. Newman, so in this manner, Hamilton Stores, Inc., also actually participated in the donation to the school. Mr. and Mrs. Newman’s additional contribution was a glass case, in which the mascot fur is on display in the halls of Spring Lake High. High School Building d jfLr � . ,.c Grade School Building TRUSTEES MRS. PETE PARISH ELVIS CLAYTON MRS. JACK HINSON Not Pictured HENRY LEWIS and W. E. WHEATLY ROY HABERER RAY RILEY 7tteufaf Q'lade MRS. CARL McMASTERS First Grade MRS. CARRA E. MORGAN First Grade MRS. GAYLE LITTLETON Second Grade MISS PEGGY PIERSON Third Grade MRS. EDD HALEY Fourth Grade MRS. ED BRITT Fifth Grade MRS. ROGER HARVEY Fifth Grade MRS. JESSIE LEE RIDDLE Sixth Grade MRS. OPAL DAVIS Seventh Grade JiujU School R. L. KNOX Typing--Math. ROGER HARVEY 8th.—Freshman Math. MRS. S. T. NEWMAN History MARY NELL BAILEY Science Lunch Room Staff ALIENE GRIFFIN TEENA DAVIS MABLE LOFTIS ELMA CHRISWELL OPAL McCLESKEY LOIS RUDD fyisut Qladle. JOHNNY ANDERSON ANTONIO AQUIRE MARIA AQUIRE EDNA JO BAGGETT WILLIE MAE BARKER DARRELL BARLOW ABEL BARRERA ALFREDO BARRERA ARNOLD WAYNE BROWI BILLY WAYNE BROWN KAY BULLOCK DAVID CAMERON PRISCILLA CAMERON RUBY CANTRELL MADELIN CARRELL EARL COLE JOHNNY COLLINS LESLIE COOK UVON DANIELS RONNIE DENT LINDA ELMORE JIMMIE FULENWIDER YSABEL GAUNA BOBBY GREGORY MILDRED GOVER MARTHA GRIEGO JERRELL HADAWAY BARTA JO HALEY NEVA HERNANDEZ DON HOWARD LOLA LAMA DON LAYMON ERNEST SCHELLER GARY LIGHTFOOT ALBERTO LOPEZ LEONARD LOVE GOLDIE LOWERY LOIS McATEER NOVELLA MADDEN GERALDINE MATLOCK HERBERT MARSH LA NEIL MARTIN RAYNELL MELSON DALE MONTGOMERY DONALD MOSS ADDIE NEAL KAY PACKARD TODDY PADILLA WANDA PARKER EUDENE ROBBERSON RONDA SANDERS SANDY SANDERS CARL SANDERSON SHARON SCOTT MARY JANE SHIRLEY WILLIE SKINNER JAMES SLOAN CLYDE SIMMONS PATSY SMITH NANCY SUE SNOW ELENA TAMEZ LARRY TILLMAN HAROLD TUCKER LARRY TUNNELL OLGA HERNANDEZ JANNETTE JAMES LINDA SANDERSON RALPH WISIAN PATRICIA WALKER PAUL RAY WILLIAMS Second, ( bade DORIS BARLOW JUDY BARTLETT TONY BARRON CHARLOTTE BOCK LARRY BULLOCK JENNAV BROCK GLEN BULLS NORMAN CLAYTON FILMORE CODY SAMMY DAVIS JOY DENT KENNETH DRY JONEAL ELLIS KENNETH ELLIS DEUANE ELLIOT CHARLOTTE GIBSON GEORGE GILMORE CLIFFORD GILES RONNIE HABERER KENNY HAMILTON WAYNE HOLBROOK FREDA JOHNSON KAY JONES LYNN JOPLIN DEWITT KELLEY TRUMAi, LAYMAN BOBBY LEWIS AMELIA MARTINEZ MARY LU MILLER TOM MESSER KENNETH DRY ELMER MITCHELL RAYBERN OTT BOBBY PILLOW KENNETH POWELL BUD RAGSDALE BOBBY ROBNETT ALBERT SIMMONS ROY C. SIMMONS BOBBY SMITH BILL STARKEY BILMA TAMEZ BILLY JEAN WATSON KAY WHEAT SHARRON WHEATLEY 'OH Jlu ui Qbade PAULA ALONZO TRACY ANGELEY LEO AUFFET BURL BRANSCUM JANEICE BOCK MIKE BURGESS CORLA ANN CARRELL PATSY CHANCE LEON COLLINS RALPH COOK VERDENA CURTIS KENNETH DAVIS ANGELETA GAUNA JAMES GILMORE BONNIE BUCHANAN ALLEN J. COVER DONALD GOVER HELEN ALICE GOVEI RICHARD GREEN SUE HARRINGTON DELIA HEMANDEZ RAYMOND HENDERSON CONNIE HITE MOLLY FAY INGLIS JEARL JAMES DEAN JONES EARL KELLAR JERRY KITTRELL JOHN JR. LAING YVONNE LOUDDER JAMES TED MARSH JAMES MELSON SHIRLEY MITCHELL MEARLENE NEWSOM FRANCES PHIPPS GLORIA QUNONEZ ELAINE RILEY BOBBY SANDERSON PATRICIA SCHELLER ZELMA SLOAN JESS DAVID STARKEY KAREN STAFFORD BEVERLY STINE ADLEAIDA TAMEZ BILLY CLYDE TAYLOR THOMAS TUCKER IMOGENE WILLIAMS KENNETH WILLIAMS SUE ANN WILLIAMS tyo44sUU Qnade FRED ALONZO PATRICIA ARMSTRONG CAROLYN BARRETT HILDA BILLS RICHARD BILLS LEROY BOLINGER RAY BOLINGER GARY BULLS DAVID CEARLEY EVELYN CLAYTON MARY FRANCES COLE LARRY CUNNINGHAM PATRICIA DENT ONIS ELLIS RUBY GILMORE LARVE GLASSCOCK TERRY GREEN DOROTHY KASINGER LINDA KELLEY GLENNA LOFTIS MELVIN LEWIS BILLIE KNIGHT DOUGLAS LOUDDER VIRGINIA LOWERY MARY LOU McCORD BRENDA MARSH CAROL ANNE MARTIN VALTON MELSON CARMEN MINDOZA DOLORES MITCHELL RICHARD MOORE CLAUDIA MORENO BOBBY MURRELL SUE NEAL ERVALEEN OTT VEVA PADILLA CHARLES PADILLA RUSSELL PAINTER BILLIE ROBNETT TOMMIE RUTH ROBNETT HENRIANN RUDD WAYNA RUTHERFORD RITA SANDERS DONALD SANDERSON CHARLES SANCHEZ CLAUDIA MOSS DAVY JOE TAYLOR ROYCE TILLMAN MARTHA TUCKER GENE TUNNELL tf-lffth QncuHe BOBBY ANGELEY EDDIE EARL BARTON BETTY BARLOW EDWIN BOLINGER AZLAMA LOPEZ HELEN JOPLIN KIRBY CARRELL SHIRLEY CHANEY RITA CRAWFORD A.L. CODY LORETTA COLE SUE CURTSINGER BARBARA DAVIS CLAUDE DAVIS JANELLE DENT ROYCE DUCKETT RAY EAGLE ROGERS ELLIS FERMENIA GAUNA EDGAR GILMORE MAX GOFORTH BOBBIE JOE GUY KAY HABERER BOBBY HARRIS VIOLA HALL FREDA HOLBROOK CLYDE WAYNE JESTER HELEN JOPLIN HARVEY KENDRICKS OTIS KING A. C. LEWIS KENNETH LOWE MELVIN McCLURE donnie mcconnell KERMIT MARTIN PATRICIA MARTIN HELEN MATLOCK ANNIE NEWSOM DAVID ODEN BETTY JOYCE O’HAIR HELEN PARKER CAROLYN PARISH JAMES POWELL VENDIA RAGSDALE CAROLYN SANDERSON BOBBY SCHELLER NAOMI STARKEY SHERRY STINE SULEMA TAMEZ JERRY TUNNELL JOE EDD WHEAT DONALD WILLIAMS JOHN WILLIAMS JESSE WILLIAMS LAVERNE WILLIAMS THOMAS WORD ALMA WOOLSEY KEITH SIMMONS RUBE DAVIS GARY DON LEWIS BARBARA HITE CLIFFORD COOK VIRGINIA ROBERSON KAY SEYMOUR Scatit Q'lade LUCILLE ALONZO MINNIE ARMSTRONG ELLA MAY BARTLETT JIMMY BARRETT DOYAL BILLS ' NORETTA BOLINGER BARBARA FAY BROCK SHIRLEY CAMPBELL PEGGY DAVIS WANDA DAVIS MARION ELLIS WILBUR D. ELLIS NETTIE ELLIOTT JOE ANN ELMORE RAYMOND FULENWIDER BOBBY DON GREEN JUNE GREGORY MELVIN HALL CHARLENE HAMILTON NORMA HARVEY G.R. HOWELL VIRGINIA HULCY JANIS JONES ALBERT KELLEY JOLENE KELLAR REX LOFTIS GENEVIEVE LOUDDER BARBARA McCASKILL ANITA MESSER HELEN MOREE MAX NEAL LAURA NORTHCOTT MYERS OGLETREE DOUGLAS PARISH KEITH PARISH A. J. PHILLIPS ROBERT RILEY STANLEY ROBNETT NELDA ROACH DONALD STEVENS JERLE TAYLOR LYNDON WATSON FREDDIE McCARTY SeaentU BARBARA BARRETT BEVERLY BEARDEN DON BULLOCK LOUISE CANTRELL GELINE CARRELL DON CLAYTON JOYCE DAVIS NINA FARRELL EULALIA GAUNA CHARLENE GOFORTH KENNETH HARPER DALE HARPER JIMMY HADAWAY JOAN KELLEY PEGGY KITTRELL LEO LAWSON EARL LIGHTFOOT PAULETTE LOFTIS DWAYNE LOUDDER NAOMI McBRIDE RICHARD McCASKILL VIRGINIA McCLESKEY SHIRLEY McCLESKEY O. C. MARTIN ALLEN RAY MITCHELL COLEEN MOORE YVONNE O’HAIR JAMES OWENS ANNA RUTH PARKER CHARLES PARISH BILLY RAY POLLAN DONALD RANDOLPH ROXIE RUTHERFORD WAYLON SCHELLER NONA STEVENS FRANKLIN STARKEY BOBBY STIGLER DONALD WATSON BARBARA WILLIAMS JANELL WILLIAMS ZujlUk Q'lade DORIS ARMSTRONG JUANITA BARLOW LEROY BARLOW ROYCE BEARDEN CLIFFORD BILLS LEXIE BRANSCUM CLAUDEEN BROCK BETH BULLS BETTY CLARK JUNE CLAYTON LORAINE CODY WAYNE DAVIS DARREL ELLIS GLEN FARRIS LEONARD GILMORE DEWEYLENE GREEN BETTY LOU GREGORY BILL HARRISON GLENDON HILL JOAN MAXCEY DOROTHY McCLANAHAN EVELEYN McNEIL CLEO MEEKS SHIRLEY 0 HAIR BOBBETTE PARISH CHARLENE PARISH MARYLYN RILEY JOYCE ROBNETT J. A. SANDERS ANN SEYMOUR WENDELL TARPLEY KENNETH WATSON FERN WILLIAMS DOROTHY WINBORN HILBERT WISIAN MR. TRAVIS SCOTT MRS. TRAVIS SCOTT SPONSORS CLASS OFFICERS Pictured from left to right DWAIN WHEAT, President HARLON WATSON, Vice-Pres. EDDIE HAYDON, Treasurer JUNE FREE. Secretary Sponsors MISS MARY NELL BAILEY MRS. BEEDIE WELCH HAY BARRETT SUE BOZEMAN DELORES BULLOCK BOBBIE SUE CEARLEY BILLY CLAYTON DALE CRAWFORD EDDIE CURTSINGER LEONARD DAVIS GRADY LYNN DAVIS HATTIE MAE DURHAM PAUL DEAN DYER NAOMI FANNING DOLAN FENNELL JUNE FREE EDDIE HAYDON MELVIN HARRIS DOUGLAS HIGGINS LUCILLE JONES WILMA JUNE KELLAR FRANCIS KELLAR JOYCE KITTRELL JANABETH LAING DALE LANDERS LOVEL LEE PATSY McCORD ART McFATTER SHIRLEY EARL McNEIL SAM MINSHEW CHRISTINE MYERS YVONNE NEWTON JESSIE PARISH PATSY RANDOLPH CHARLES RIDDLE RAY JOE RILEY GLENNA RUTHERFORD HARLON WATSON GENE WINDERS BENNIE SUE WELCH DWAIN WHEAT YVONDA WILLIAMS CLASS OFFICERS Pictured from left to right DON HARGROVE, Vice-Pres. JANELL OTT, Secretary JOHN HALL, President t MINNIE LEE BOLINGER JERRY DAVENPORT EDWARD ELLIOT LARRY GRIFFIN JOHN HALL DON HARGROVE RICHARD HITE JEANETTE JOHNSON DOUGLAS LEWIS ALIENE LOWERY BUD McNAMARA TED MITCHELL JANELL OTT GLENNA WOOLSEY WYLENE USSURY LEWIS STOCKSTILL ield Officers MULESHOE THERE TONIGHT The Pep Squad met Wednes- ay to elect field officers con- isting of drum major and ma- orettes. Bonnie Clayton was el- ded drum major and major- ttes are Jolene Kirkpatrick, une Free and Juanelle Craw- ord. Twila Whitford and Hal ludson are mascqts. The Pep Squar will march to- ight (Friday) at the Whithar- al game. Much interest was hown at the rally Thursday ight in Earth and Springlake efore the game with Muleshoe ast week. In order to arouse spirit for he games, the Tep Squad has et Friday for “Back the Home ‘earn Day and in all classes and onversation, after a statement made, the words “Back the lome Team” are used. ENNIS CLUB IS ORGANIZED Mr. Newman and a group of oys and girls from Springlake igh School, met and organized NEWS OF THE Tennis Club, Thursday, Sept. ►ep Squad Names SPRINGLAKE WOLVERINES PLAY The Springlake Wolverines take the field tonight in their first game of the 1949 football season, with a match against the strong Muleshoe team at Mule- shoe. Our team, in the “B” bracket, will face the class A Yellowjackets in the season’s opener. Members of the team are Ju- nior Smith, Clifford Morton, Freddy Maxcey, Earl Jordan, Loyd Ray Goodwin, Donnie | Dent, Dwain Wheat, Doug Hig- gins, Gene Crawford, Clinton Williams, Roy Dale Underwood, J. J. Barlow, Don Hargrove, Richard Hite, John Hall, Larry Griffin, Doug Lewis, Art McFat- ter, Leonard Davis, Eddie Hay- den, Harlon Watson, Dwain Bar- rett, Bill McClement, and Maxie Whitaker. Wednesday, Mr. Newman, Clif- ford, Rowena, Leonard and Jeri crij|Apc PDCCCI went to Lubbock and brought r KC3CI back a console Admiral radio- + record player combination to be T srT TO SOHO1 installed in the study hall for use during world series games, SophomorCS Giv presidential speeches and music A , during study halls. ASSGIUDly Progra This is the senior gift to the school. We are deeply indebted fdeol Boy Of to Mr. Hudson for letting us pur- JlK|ne|| CfOWfor chase the wholesale. radio-record player Mrs. Lenora Coble, registered I nurse, reported for duty Mon. Sept. 19. SPRINGLAKE Looks JUNIORS WIN aortSh0ensamy The Springluake football team Intelligence won a game from the Friona Humor Juniors Friday, Dct. 5, by a score of 14 7. Although the mar- gin was not too great the Spring take club was in possesion of the ball most of the time. Both counters were made by Spring-, lake’s fullback, Leroy (Shorty) Barlow. Be Eyes Leonard Athletic Ability .... Jun J. Duan Loyd Ray Cliffor Glen WHO'S NEW Seniors In Reviev GRADE SCHOOL The Club elected officers and ecided to make it a goal for le club to raise money to pave le courts on some future date fficers elected were: President—Clifford Morton Vice-President—Jimmie 3ur- ess and James Riddle. S c. and Tres.—Juanell Craw- rd Keporter—Lois Cleavinger Finance Chairman — Dudley oach A fall practice tournament will ► held beginning about the first eek in October. We will be rep- ?sented in the Interscholastic eague meet in all tennis events- igh Schol and grade school ays and girls singles and doub- BASKETBALLERS TO ENTER Departmental class favorites H are; Nona Stevens and Donald Randolph, a very deserving pair —congratulations! 1A FIRST GRADE 1-A First Grade has thirty pup- ils enrolled. Every pupil is here today. Most everyone knows the first twenty words. We will soon e ready for our first book. We have had several visitors, Mrs. Cook, Mrs. McAteer, Mrs. Car- rell, Mrs. Williams, and Mrs. James. We have learned several songs j and enjoy singing very much. We had a visit from our school j nurse this morning. She stressed cleanliness and the children were ready to cooperate Freshman Class Has Skating Party The Freshman class enjoyed a TOURNEY skating party Monday night,. Sept. 26, at Dlmmitt. Those who attended were, Hattie Mae Kr CA| ft ID I Durham, Dwain Wheat, Lucille'Slu OF BOBBY FREE •DDIE HAYDON IS :HOSEN MR. S. L. H. This week Eddie Haydon was hosen Mr. S. L. H. Eddie was born at Weather- ord, Texas on Jan. 24, 1935. He ttended school in Weatherford ntil his eighth year, which he ttended at S. L. H. This year -ddie is a Freshman. This football player is 5 ft. 21 s i. His favorite entertainment going to parties. Eddie’s hob- •y is hunting and his favorite ong is “Give Me Five Minutes lore.” His favorite sport is ootball and we all know he is 1-B FIRST GRADE 1-B First Grade has 29 pupils enrolled. We have two new pu- pils, Toddy Padillo and Maria Teresa Flores. We have been very busy learning our words and getting axious for our first book. We have learned 21 new words and can read a few sen- tences. We are ready for our pictures to be made for the an- nual and are very anxious for this to be done. We are having a good time at school. FOURTH GRADE NEWS The first shipment of Tonette music instruments have been re- ceived. These are pre-band in- struments to be used for the frn.rth grade. Jones, Douglass Higgins, June Free, Bennie Sue Welch, Ray Barrett, Sue Bozeman, Frances and Wilma June Kellar, Dolan Fennell, Joyce Kittrell, Delores Bullock, Patsy McCord, Clinton Williams, Yvonne Newton, Lar- iel Lee, Sam Minshew, Art Mc- Fatter, Ray Joe Riley, Charles Riddle, Grady Lynn Davis, Bob- bie Sue Cearley, Gene Winders, Naomi Fanning, Dale Crawford, Dale Landers, Shirley Earl Me- _ Neill, Paul Dean Dyer GlennaWOLVERINES C Fern Rutherford, Harlon Wat son, Charlene Parish, Eddie HayfROM MULESHd don, Janabeth Laing,, sponsors Welch, i Personality—Lucy Hair—Bobbie Sue Smile—Laqueta Eyes—Juanice Height—Trellistine Teeth—Jclene Clothes—juanell Walk—Jean Hands—Margaret Miss Bailey and Mr.s class parents, Mr. Cearley and I me AI DAY OP Miss Anglin. t L 1 Mary Nell Bailey, science teacn- er and Librarian. Born and reared in Estelline, Texas. Finished high school in 1945 as valedictorian. Attended Texas Tech. Received B. S. De- gree in 1949. While in Tech she was secretary of the Senior class. Officer in B. S. U. council 2 years. Home Ec. Club at state meeting. Student Representative for inau- gurating of President of College. Member of alumnae council. Worked in library four years in nniipi,p- LUCY BROWN IDEAL GRADE SCHOOL TEAC I Students Compil lOOInSpellinq CLASS OFFICERS Pictured from left to right JIMMY BURGESS, President LOIS CLEAVINGER, Secretary J.J. BARLOW, Vice-Pres. JOYCE ARMSTRONG BILLY WAYNE BARLOW J. J. BARLOW DUANE BARRETT LUCY BROWN JIMMY BURGESS LOIS CLEAVINGER JUANELL CRAWFORD DONNIE DENT LENA DURHAM ETTA MAE ELLIS WANDA GALE HARPER DOROTHY HARRIS MARIE HOWELL HAROLD JORDAN LAQUETAKELLEY MAXSTELL NELSON MYRTA LEE RUDD MARTHA SCHELLER RONEY SMITH V ROY DALE UNDERWOOD DELORA WHITFORD BETTY ANN WILLIAMS JAMES RAY WAGES SENIOR1 SADIE HAWKIN’S PARTY One Fault Jones Wolf Girl Marrying Sam Goochie Mae City Slick Chick Marrying Sam Slugger Malone One-eyed Pete Ma Yokum Marrying Sam Fearless Fosdick Happy Day Jones Ma and Pa Yokum Lil Abner and Daisy Mae CLASS OFFICERS Pictured from left to right LOYD RAY GOODWIN, Vice-pres. TRELLISTENE HARRIS, Treasurer BETTY McCLANAHAN, Secretary CLIFFORD MORTON, President Sponsors MR. MRS. S.T. NEWMAN JAMES RIDDLE F.F.A. (1) Paper Staff Tennis Club (2) Baseball (1) Softball (1) Basketball (1) Sr. Play Cast CLIFFORD MORTON Pres. Sr. Vice-Pres.-Soph. Pres. Tennis Club Jr. Class Favorite F. F. A. (4) Paper Staff Chorus (1) Jr. Play Cast Basketball (1) Football (2) Volleyball (1) Track (1) BETTY McCLANAHAN Sec. Jr.-Sr. Pep Squad (1) F.H.A.(4) Paper Staff Baseball (2) Chorus (3) Future Teachers Club Sr. Play Cast TRELLISTENE HARRIS Treasurer Sr. Annual Staff Sr. Class Favorite Pep Squad (1) Future Teachers Club Sr. Play Cast DUDLEY ROACH F.F.A. (4) Tennis Club (2) Volleyball (1) Softball (1) Future Teachers Club Sr. Play Cast BOBBY FREE Transfer from Stanton-49 F. F. A. (1) Sr. Play Cast EARL JORDON F. F. A. (4) Football (2) Softball (2) Volley Ball (1) JUANICE HIGGINS F. H. A. (4) Pep Squad (4) Basketball (3) Baseball (2) Chorus (2) Tennis (1) LOYD RAY GOODWIN F. F. A. (4) Annual Staff Pres. Soph.-Jr. Vice-Pres.-Sr. Basketball (2) F ootball (1) Baseball (1) Jr. Play Cast Chorus (1) LOUISE BOLINGER F. H. A. (3) Pep Squad (1) Librarian (2) Basketball (4) Baseball (4) Volleyball (4) Future Teachers Club Sr. Play Cast DARVIN DEAN HARRIS Softball (1) Baseball (1) Volleyball (1) F. F. A. (1) Future Teachers Club Sr. Play Cast BOBBY LAWSON F. F. A. (4) Softball (1) Volleyball (1) Sr. Play Cast JOYCE GOOCH Pep Squad (4) F. H. A. (3) Tennis Club (1) Librarian (1) Annual Staff Jr. Play Cast Chorus (3) Future Teachers Club PATSY MILLER F resh.-Soph. Sec.-Treas. Librarian (3) F. H. A. (4) Annual Staff Jr. Play Cast Soph. Princess Jr. Scholarship Award Future Teachers Club Chorus (3) BILL McCLEMENT F. F. A. (1) Football (2) Softball (1) Volleyball (1) Track (1) Senior Favorite GENE CRAWFORD F. F. A. (4) Football (4) Baseball (2) Softball (2) Basketball (2) Tennis Club (1) Sr. Play Cast BETTY HABERER Pep Squad (2) Librarian (3) Paper Staff Chorus (3) Freshman Princess H. S. Queen-Sr. Future Teachers Club Sr. Play Cast MARTHELL BARRETT Transfer from Dallas--‘49 Librarian (1) Future Teachers Club MAXIE WHITAKER F. F. A. (1) Football (1) Baseball (1) LEONARD STEPHENS F. F. A. (4) Annual Staff Tennis (1) Sr. Reporter Volleyball (1) Baseball (3) Softball (2) Sr. Play Cast JOLENE KIRKPATRICK Pep Squad (2) F. H. A. (2) Annual Staff Jr. Treas. Jr. Favorite Jr. Play Cast Volleyball (2) Baseball (1) Majorette (2) Future Teachers Club IMA JEAN MYERS F. H. A. (2) Baseball (3) Volleyball (3) Basketball (4) JUNIOR SMITH F. F. A. (4) Football (4) Baseball (4) Volleyball (1) Basketball (4) Track (4) MELVIN PARISH F. F. A. (4) Football (1) Basketball (3) Track (3) Sr. Play C ist GLENDON DYER F. F. A. (4) Tennis Club Softball (1) Volleyball (1) Jr. Play Cast FREDDIE MAXCEY F. F. A. (4) Football (3) Baseball (2) Softball (1) Volleyball (1) Basketball (1) Jr. Play Cast Chorus (1) Track (1) ROWENA ARMSTRONG Pep Squad (4) Chorus (2) Jr. Play Cast Librarian (1) F. H. A. (4) Baseball (1) Basketball (4) Volleyball (1) Junior Princess Jr. Citizenship Award Future Teachers Club Cheer Leader (1) BONNIE CLAYTON F. H. A. (4) Pep Squad (3) Basketball (3) Softball (1) Tennis (1) Chorus (2) Drum Major (1) Football-F. F. A. Sweetheart—49-50 DEAN MORGAN F. F. A. (4) Baseball (2) Softball (2) Chorus (1) Volleyball (1) Sr. Play Cast I. V. MEEKS F. F. A. (4) Softball (1) Tennis Club (2) Sr. Play Cast JERI PAT HUDSON Paper Staff (2) Pep Squad (3) F. H. A. (4) Librarian (2) Tennis (1) Cheer Leader (1) Jr. Play Cast Chorus (2) Future Teachers Club KENNETH HINSON F. F. A. (1) Chorus (1) Jr. Play Cast Way back in the 1930’s the Senior Class looked like this. MARGARET PARISH Pep Squad (4) Cheer Leader (2) F.H.A. (4) Baseball (1) Basketball (2) Chorus (3) Sr. Play Cast JOYCE GOOCH JAMES RIDDLE KENNETH HINSON BETTY HABERER LEONARD STEPHENS DEAN AND TRELLISTENE HARRIS DEAN MORGAN CLIFFORD MORTON BOBBY FREE FREDDIE MAXCEY PATSY MILLER I.V. MEEKS RCWENA ARMSTRONG DUDLEY ROACH GLENDON DYER LOUISE BOLINGER JERI HUDSON Sponsored by Farmers Co-operative Association MARTHELL BARRETT I BETTY McCLANAHAN GENE CRAWFORD of Spring Lake BILL McCLEMENT Senia tfaaosUted. TRELLIS TENE HARRIS fjuniosi tyauGSiiteA DUANE BARRETT LOIS CLEAVINGER JANELLE OTT Sofdiam ie rf-awUteA LOUIS STOCKSTILL ART McFATTER fy ie4June+t tyau uteA, JANABETH LAING GLENDON HILL CrUfJitlt Q UidC' EVELYN RUTH McNEIL CLIFFORD MORTCN ll Q if, G u£, Q{Sll LOIS CLEAVINGER cMiCfli School Ga utlacU 2aee t Queen Betty From House of Haberer Escort Clifford From House of Morton Q lCido School GoAstUMil 2ueen Queen Glenna From House of Loftis Fscort David From House of Cearley J.J. BARLOW JUANELL CRAWFORD LOUIS STOCKSTILL WYLENE USSERY Hu+uteAi-'lJp' RAY BARRETT JANABETH LAING DONALD STEPHENS ANITA MESSER DONALD RANDOLPH JOAN KELLEY HARLON WATSON MARYLYN RILEY DEAN JONES FRANCIS PHIPPS SANDY SANDERS PATTY WALKER Coronation Stage Scene SCHOOL- CALENDAR Sept. 5 School starts! The eighth graders vainly try to make their way down the hall and learn how hard those combinations on the lockers are to work. Some required the aid of Mr. Newman. Sept. 7 On this eventful day the seniors received their senior rings. Sept. 8 Mrs. Newman presented the wolverine skin to the school in assembly. Sept. 9 The ‘Wolverines’ decked out in pretty new uniforms to travel to Muleshoe for the first game of the season. Sept. 15 A bus got stuck in the mud today. While trying to push it out Loyd Ray seemed to sit down in a mud puddle. ‘Mud puddle Goodwin’, as he was known in those days. Sept. 20 The Sophomores enjoyed a skating party at Littlefield. On this day the girls played their first practice basketball game at Whiteface. Sept. 21 Who didn’t have his picture made? The picture trailer was here to take pictures. Sept. 26 The Seniors were victims of a mass shooting at Littlefield, picture shooting, that is. ept. 27 The Seniors celebrated with a party in the sand hills as the Freshmen enjoyed a skating party at Dimmitt. Oct. 1 The annual staff attended annual school at San Angelo. What’s this we hear about a white Mer- cury following the girls? Oct. 5 The Seniors are running around with old magazines and paste, trying to get their Romeo and Juliet scrap books in on time. Oct. 10 Six Weeks tests are staring us in the face this week. Wonder how many football players will be eligible to play after this week is over because they didn't make the grade? Oct. 11 Rainbow girls presented the play ‘Three Bright Girls’. We saw the play, but we never could find the three bright girls. Where were they? Oct. 12 Delora actually made 98 on geometry six weeks test! Catch Mr. Knox before he faints. Oct. 15 The Senior hot dog stand opens with a bang! More Seniors found sick Saturday night than ever before. Oct. 18 F.F.A. initiation for the Freshmen green hands begins as nightmares become true. Oct. 19 The Royal Court of F.H.A. elected Donnie Dent as Prince Charming, and the Royal Court of F.F.A. elected Bonnie Clayton as Sweetheart. Oct. 20 It seems as if the pictures of the annual came in today. Some of you kids better keep those pictures under cover, because they look too much like some of those wanted for murder posters. Oct. 22 Hot Dogs! Hot Dogs! Come and get your hot dogs at the old Senior hot dogs stand. Why is it you are trying to learn to speak Spanish, Rowena; is it because you are selling rummage? Oct. 24 The spooks were guests to the Junior Class at Laqueta’s house. More fun, more people killed??? Oct. 25 Twelve girls emerge as candidates for the carnival queen and the hotly contested race gets unde rway. Oct. 27 The Juniors and Seniors almost pull hair to get their queen elected. Nov. 1 Seniors wash windows at Earth and Spring Lake, as part of the things they did to make money to put Betty Haberer in as carnival queen. Nov. 8 The Sophomores enjoyed a party at the sand hills. Nov. 10 F.H.A. had a formal initiation at the school house for the Freshmen girls. Nov. 15 Better buy an annual! Senior annual drive just opened. Think of the poor kids that didn’t pay their deposit. Nov. 17 Seniors had an assembly program including, T never see Maggie Alone’. We also had some crying from Margaret because she hadn’t paid her annual deposit. Nov. 18 Turkey, turkey, turkey; who wants to buy a chance on a turkey? Just see any Junior. Nov. 21 Those horrible six weeks tests are upon us again. Nov. 23 It seems that on this day the school rejoiced because vacation for Thanksgiving began. Nov. 30 The first 36 pages of the annual were sent in. Dec. 2 Lots of guys and gals were seen going to the football banquet at the Community building. Dec. 8 The Junior class put on a very enlightening assembly program of the latest fashions in this country. Those boys looked cute in those bathing suits. Dec. 12 The Seniors, Sophomores, and Eighth Grade classes enjoyed Christmas parties. Dec. 14 Sophomore assembly program. Dec. 15, 16, 17 Farwell basketball tournament. Dec. 16 The Freshman class had their Christmas party. Dec. 22 Teachers grit their teeth, and boldly try to hold out the rest of the day as students cut last minute capers before vacation begins. Jan. 2 Class resumes after Christmas holidays; at least, they try to resume. Jan. 10, 11 Mid-term test....It speaks for itself. Jan. 12 Seniors have a farewell party for Bill McClement. Jan. 19 F.F.A. had a ball game at Muleshoe. Jan. 19, 20, 21 Amherst tournament at Amherst. Jan. 27 Lazbuddie girls’ basketball game at Lazbuddie; we also enjoyed fun night at the school house. Senior party at Dimmitt. Junior skating party at Littlefield. The F.F.A. boys went to Fort Worth and took in the fat stock show and a few other things, so we heard. Jan. 28 It seems that if you go to Muleshoe on Saturday night, you willfindall of Earth over there. How about it, Clifford? Jan. 30 Jr. basketball team played ball at Littlefield. The Freshman class gave a very interesting assembly program in the impersonation of the Senior class. Feb. 1 It seems that Bobby Free has started out the month of February the right way. He made 100 on a geometry test. How come Bobby? Have you started studying? Feb. 3 The boys and girls played basketball at Olton. Feb. 8-10 County Tournament at Amherst with the girls the winners of the County. Ima Jean, what are you going to do with all those gold basketballs? Feb. 14 ‘Will you be my valentine? ' was asked several times this day. When Jolene asked Loyd Ray, he bashfully accepted. Feb. 15 The school enjoyed a picture show, ‘Kentucky . Feb. 16 How much did those little kids learn the day you taught, Clifford? Feb. 25 The girls played Sudan for the third place in the district tournament. We came out on the top end of the score. March 15 The Senior class enjoyed a banquet at the community building, given by the W.M.U. of the Earth Baptist church. Last pages of the annual were sent to the press. March 16 ‘He is raising high his hatchet! Look! The swift downward stroke! Hear her moan, her wail, her hideous shriek----!’ These lines are from the Senior play, spookiest thing we have seen around Spring Lake in a long time. March 24 Negro minstrel presented by the local yokels. March 30 A head is seen walking across the floor, hideous shrieks, and screams; it is all coming from the Junior play, ‘The Hobgoblin House’. April The girls give up the thought of books and start concentrating on getting a date for the Jr.-Sr. Banquet. April 4 Father and Son Banquet given by the F.F.A. boys. April 20 School fair at the school house; how unusual. April 21 The Junior-Senior banquet. April Senior day was celebrated by all the Seniors and their Sponsors. Where?—is another question. May The Seniors gave their parents a reception to show them how much they thought of them. May 14 Baccalaureate for the Seniors. May 15,16 Final exams-----Woe be unto those that fail. May 17 Senior Commencement exercises. May 18 Eighth Grade graduation and the Seniors leave on, the Senior trip to points unknown. May 19 School officially ends with many pleasant memories of 1950. TOP ROW: Juanell Crawford, June Free, Betty Haberer, Jolene Kirkpatrick. SECOND ROW: Marie Howell, Patsy McCord, Joan Maxcey, Dorothy Harris, Maxstell Nelson, Trellistene Harris, Claudeen Brock, Betty Clark, Lois Cleavinger, Juanice Higgins, Joyce Armstrong. THIRD ROW: Francis Kellar, Dewylene Green, Ann Seymour, Dorothy McClanahan, Minnie Lee Bolinger, Betty Williams, Bobbie Sue Clearley, Myrta Lee Rudd, Joyce Kittrell, Beth Bulls. FOURTH ROW: Delora Whitford, Juanita Barlow, Doris Armstrong, Sue Bozeman, Jeri Hudson, Etta Mae Ellis, Evelyn McNeil, Charlene Parish, Hattie Durham, Janabeth Laing. FIFTH ROW: Margaret Parish, Glenna Rutherford, Marylyn Riley, Patsy Randolph, Deloras Bullock, Bennie Sue Welch, Wilma Kellar, Naomi Fanning, Yvonne New- ton, Joyce Gooch. SIXTH ROW: Gene Winders, Lucy Brown, Laquete Kelley, Twila Whitford, Lucille Jones, Bonnie Clayton, Rowena Armstrong, Hal Hudson, Janelle Ott. Left: Mascots Twila Whitford and Hal Hudson Right: Drum Major Bonnie Clayton OFFICERS Pres.--Lois Cleavinger Vice-pres.-Rowena Armstrong Sec.-Treas.-Jolene Kirkpatrick CHEER LEADERS Luqueta Kelley Lucille Jones Rowena Armstrong Janell Ott MAJORETTES June Free Juanell Crawford Jolene Kirkpatrick DRUMMERS Gene Winders Betty Haberer Lucy B rown F. H. A. CLUB Pictured from left to right Top Row: Marie Howell, Lucy Brown, Lois Cleavinger, Juanice Higgins, Louise Bolinger, Betty McClanahan, Juanell Crawford, Patsy Miller, Mrs. Knox. Second Row: Patsy McCord, Janell Ott, Aliene Lowery, Max- stell Nelson, Betty Ann Williams, Myrta Lee Rudd, Rowena A rmstrong, Mar the 11 Barrett, J olene Kirkpatrick. Third Row : Janabeth Laing , Minnie Lee Bolinger , Lucille Jones, Delores Bullock, Patsy Randolph, Etta Mae Ellis, Delora Whitford, Gene Winders, Bobbie Sue Cearley, Yvonne Newton, Joyce A rmstrong , Jeri Pat Hudson. Fourth Row; June Free, Naomi Fanning, Wilma June Kellar, Bennie Sue Welch, Francis Kellar, Glenna Fern Rutherford, Sue Bozeman, Joyce Kittrell, Bonnie Clayton, Margaret Parish Laqueta Kelley. President......................Patsy Miller Vice-pres.........Juanell Crawford Sec.-Treas............Laqueta Kelley F. F. A. TOP ROW: James Wages, Ray Barrett, Junior Smith, Kenneth Hinson, Donnie Dent, Duane Barrett, Clifford Morton, Glendon Dyer, Leonard Stephens, James Riddle, Dean Harris, Melvin Parish, Roney Smith, Dean Morgan. SECOND ROW: I. V. Meeks, Richard Stockstill, Bobby Free, Roy Dale Under- wood, Loyd Ray Goodwin, Gene Crawford, Earl Jordon, Bobby Lawson, John Hall, Edward Elliot, J. J. Barlow, Dale Crawford, Dolan Fennell, Eddie Curtsinger. THIRD ROW: Maxie Whitaker, Jerry Daven- port, Larry Griffin, Jimmie Burgess, Bud McNamara, Harold Jordon, Douglas Lewis, Duane Wheat, Grady Lynn Davis, Billy Wayne Barlow. FOURTH ROW: Shirley Earl McNeil, Art McFatter, Jessie Parish, Melvin Harris, Harlon Watson, Richard Hite, Douglas Higgins, Eddie Hayden, Dale Landers, Dudley Roach, Freddie Maxcey, Mr. Scott. OFFICERS President................Junior Smith Vice-pres................Donnie Dent Secretary...........Clifford Morton Treasurer............Freddie Maxcey Reporter............ Leonard Stephens Advisor...............Mr. T. L. Scott Pictured at the right “Aggie Band” Pictured from left to right First row: Shirely Earl McNeil, Ray Joe Riley, Lucy Brown, Lois Cleavinger, Glendon Dyer, Leonard Stephens, I.V. Meeks, Clifford Morton, Hilbert Wisian, Mr. Newman. Second row: Paul Dean Dyer, Charles Riddle, Joyce Robnett, Ann Seymour, Juanell Crawford, Beth Bulls, James Riddle, Dale Craw- ford, Claudeen Brock. Third row: Janelle Ott, Betty Gregory, Cleo Meeks, June Free, Janabeth Laing, Joyce Armstrong, Joyce Gooch, Dolan Fennell, Dudley Roach, Lorraine Cody, Gene Winders. Fourth row: Myrta Lee Rudd, Delores Bullock, Wilma June Kellar, Francis Kellar, Glenna Fern Rutherford, Joyce Kitt- rell. Sue Bozeman, Eddie Curtsinger, Jimmie Burgess, Grady Lynn Davis, Dale Landers, Juanita Barlow, Bennie Sue Welch, Naomi Fanning. OFFICERS President------CLIFFORD MORTON Vice-pres.--------------JIMMIE BURGESS Sec.-Treas.----------- JUANELL CRAWFORD FUTURE TEACHERS’ CLUB TOP ROW: Mr. J. B. Riddle, Dudley Roach, Jimmie Burgess, J. J. Barlow, Donnie Dent, Duane Barrett, Dean Harris, Mr. S. T. Newman. SECOND ROW: Lois Cleavinger, Wanda Gayle Harper, Juane 11 Crawford, Rowena Armstrong, Marthell Barrett, Joyce Armstrong, Juanice Higgins. THIRD ROW : Patsy Miller, Trellistene Harris, Marie Howell, Betty Haberer, Jolene Kirkpatrick, Louise Bolinger, Betty McClanahan. FOURTH ROW: Myrta Lee Rudd, Joyce Gooch, Jeri Hudson, Betty Williams, Delora Whitford, Laqueta Kelley. The_ bJo)ue.r € G'V P 1 r JESTION OF WEEK iat was the most exciting ng you did over Thanks- THE WOLVERINE GROWL STAFF IDEAL GRADE ing Holidays? MIORS IN REVIEW he senior in review this week ieri Hudson who was born •ch 17, 1933, to Mr. and Mrs. 1 Hudson. As a student she been getting along real well. Editor.............................Clifford Morton Asst. Editor..............Betty McClanahan Sports Editor..................James Riddle Sports Editor.............. Freddie Maxcey General Reporter..............Betty Haberer Typist.................................Jeri Hudson Sponsor..................Mrs. S. T. Newman SCHOOL TEACHER Pep Squad Honors Wolverines At Annual Football Banquet Friday played basketball her fresh- and sophomore years, and eyball and tennis one year. She also a member of the chor- two years and an F. H. A. nber four years. During her , or year she was recreation irman for the F. H. A., a The closing of our football sea- mii mc u • nber of the paper staff, andson came to a wonderful climax 5ENIORS HAVE ?r leader for the pep squad, last Friday when the Pep Squad is also a member of the gave the football team their an- SADIE HAWKINS er staff this year, serving asnual football banquet. To begin 'pist. Jeri is F. H. A. reporterthe activities, Mr. Newman gave DAY PARTY pep squad reporter her sen-the Invocation; then Mr. Knox year. Jeri plans to go to Tex-gave the toast and cocktails werei Tech and become a teacher.served while Lois Cleavenger favorites are banana pud-gave the welcome and Junior j Sam, Ford automobiles,Smith gave the response. Music Personality—Mrs. Davis. Looks—Mr. Duffy. Hair—Mrs. Haley. Eyes—Miss Anglin. Friendliness—Mrs. Morgan Complexion—Mrs. McMast Clothes- Miss Pierceson. Love for Children—Miss •tlejohn. Music Ability—Mrs. Black ■ Teeth—Mrs. Harvey. Sense of humor and phys •interest—Mrs. Coble. Ability to get along with pie—Mrs. Riddle. Ability to catch a husbar Miss Robason. The seniore enjoyed a real time get-together featuring Yokum family Monday ni They came costumed and for best prize. Jolene. RINGLAKE BOY JES SELECT mos WHO LIST' for the evening was given by a quartet, dressed as Spaniards,' from Way land College. Several i piano solos were given by Marie Howell and Betty Haberer. In case anyone noticed beans HALLOWE'EN CARNIVAL SET FOR OCT. 30 DID YOU KNOW? ™ple of weeks ago W� .?- £. “j Ideal Ghi Of Loyd Ray Goodwin h chose Who’s Who M,day at the Senior Hot Dog stand pi-rjf EPOM RV.I IX erican College and Univers-the ' were the left overs from our DM WSI 13 Campuses. 'Our school was P Pretty g°°d wer the ' ‘ ‘ ored when we learned that anot SophomOTG ClOSS graduate, Andrew Behrenrs We'd Like To Know . .1 „ That the whole school saw film “Alexander Graham last Tuesday? It was the best educati film that has been shown quite a while. The seniors had a fine Ch mas party at the Hudsons I day night. „ The boys and girls won ond place on the Petersl tournament. Ima Gene, Lois, and R made all-tournament team, LIBRARIANS Top Row: Left to Right; Miss Mary Nell Bail- ey, Bennie Sue Welch, Lucille Jones, Peggy Woodson. Second Row: Patsy Miller, Joyce Armstrong, Juanell Crawford, Francis Kellar. Third Row: Marie Howell, Marthell Barrett, Betty Haberer,BethBulls. Bottom Row; Laq- ueta Kelley, Jeri Hudson, Delora Whitford, Glenna Rutherford. FOOTBALL SQUAD Pictured from left to right First row: Coach Baker, Bill McClement, Junior Smith, Loyd Ray Goodwin, Clifford Morton, Gene Crawford, Don Hargrove. Second row: Maxie Whitaker, Duane Barrett, Roy Dale Underwood, Art McFatter, Donnie Dent, J.J. Barlow, Earl Jordon. Third row: Eddie Haydon.Dwain Wheat, Douglas Higgins, Richard Hite, Harlon Watson, Leon- ard Davis. CO-CAPTAINS JUNIOR SMITH Right Half-back J.J. BARLOW Quarter-back BILL McCLEMENT F ull-back CLIFFORD MORTON Right End DONNIE DENT LOYD RAY GOODWIN Right Guard Right-tackle ROY DALE UNDERWOOD Left Half-back DUANE BARRETT Left End EARL JORDON Right Tackle ART McFATTER Left Guard JUNIOR FOOTBALL SQUAD Pictured from left to right Top row: Coach Baker, Lexie Branscum, Wayne Davis, Leroy Barlow, Waylon Scheller, Franklin Stark- ey, Kenneth Watson, Clifford Bills, Jimmie Hadaway, Wendell Tarpley. Bottom row: Charles Parish, Donald Watson, J. A. Sanders, Leonard Gilmore, Kenneth Harper, Donnie Clayton, Richard McCaskle, Donald Watson, Dale Harper, Charles Parish, Dwain Loudder. FOOTBALL SWEETHEART Bonnie Clayton FOOTBALL HIGHLIGHTS Sept. 9 The Wolverines traveled to Muleshoe to open our football season. The score was 26 to 7 in Muleshoes favor. It didn’t damper our spirits, though. Sept. 16 We metWhitharrel on their home field with our first conference game. The score was 31 to 0 in our favor. Sept. 23 WemetDimmitt on our home field for our first home game of the season. We were on the losing end of the score, 22 to 7. Sept. 30 We went to Clton with high intention of winning the game, but again we lost 19 to 13. It was an exciting game, to say the least. Oct. 7 We met Anton on the home field. We were on the top end of the score 26 to 7. All the Seniors heads swelled about another inch, because of those touchdowns Junior makes. Oct. 14 The Wolverines met Friona on our home field to win 25 to 7. It was during this game Freddie got his arm broken. Oct. 21 The Wolverines traveled to Hale Center to win 39 to 6. Oct. 28 We downed Spade 40 to 6 on Spade’s football field in a day time game. Nov. 4 On this night Bonnie was crowned Football Sweetheart between halves of the Amherst- Spring Lake game. We won that game with the score of 26 to 6. Nov. 11 Amid the dust we downed Farwell with a score of 20-0 in our last game of the season. GIRJLS BASKETBALL TEAM TOP ROW: Rowena Armstrong, Louise Bolinger. Ima Jean Myers, Christine Myers, Lois Cleavinger, Lucy Brown, Coach Baker. BOTTOM ROW: Juanell Crawford, Naomi Fanning, Bonnie Clayton, Lucille Jones, Joyce Armstrong, Marie Howell. LOIS CLEAVINGER FORWARD ROWENA ARMSTRONG Guard Captain Melvin Parish Manager, Goodwin, Coach Baker. Underwood, BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM Art McFatter, Gene Crawford, Junior Smith, Donnie Dent, Loyd Ray J. J. Barlow, Duane Barrett, Roney Smith, James Riddle, Roy Dale Roney Smith Center Roy Dale Underwood Guard J. J. Barlow Forward James Riddle F orward Junior Smith Guard JR. GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM Top Row: Deweylene Green, Joan Maxcey, Betty Jane Clark, Shirley O’Hair, Coach Baker. Second Row: Fern Williams, Ann Seymour, Dorothy McClanahan, Evelyn McNeil, Lois Lewis. Bottom Row: Joyce Davis, Geline Carroll, Doris Armstrong, Shirley McCleskey, Beverly Bearden, Charlene Parish, Marylyn Riley. I o Hovnc. O FRESHMAN BOYS BASKETBALL Back Row: Ray Joe Riley, Shirley Earl McNeil, Jesse Parish, Sam Minshew, Douglas Higgins, Paul Dean Dyer, Coach Baker. Front Row: Eddie Hayden, Charles Riddle, Harlon Watson, Dale Crawford, Dwain Wheat, Dale Landers. JR. BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM Back Row: Hilbert Wisian, Clifford Bills, Wendell Tarpley, Lexie Branscum, Wayne Davis, Coach Baker. Front Row: J A. Sanders, Leonard Gilmore, Kenneth Watson. Jimmie Burgess Betty Haberer Louise Bolinger Donnie Dent Sponsored by Watson Bros. Butane Co., Spring Lake, Texas Vmiikhnt.Tkxas, 222 C 7 68 2092 in i5 g Tim jk JIk st National 15aak Fay to the ORDER OF OF AMHERST OK HKARKK S Dollars For First National Bank Amherst, Texas Your Business Appreciated Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve Bank Pictured from left to right are: Earl, Betty Me. , Leonard, Jeri, Loyd Ray, and Dudley. EARTH MOTOR COMPANY Earth T exas Compliments of Earth, Texas Farmer Gene MulesKoe Liquefied Gras Co. 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