Springlake High School - Wolverine Yearbook (Earth, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1951 volume:

JJu, In this 1 95 1 edition of the Wolverine, we, the annual staff, hope that this book will serve as memorium of this, school year at Springlake School. I, as the editor, wish to extend my sincere thanks to all those who have worked so faithfully to make the '51 edition of the year- book possible. It is our sincere wish that you enjoy your copy of the 1951 Wolverine. TWastiA E diior DEDICATION We wish to dedicate the 1951 '’Wolverine ' to the Springiake School Band. This is the first year for our band, in a number of years, and we (speaking for the school) are very proud of its progress. Mr. Sam Watson is the director, and the success of the band is due to the hard work and the cooperation of the members with one another and Mr. Watson. Best wishes for another successful year, next year. jAi fav BOARD OF EDUCATION President H. W. Lewis 1953 Vice-President Roy Haberer 1952 Mrs. J.L. Hinson 1951 Mrs. C.P. Parish 1951 Mr. L. G. Watson 1953 Mr. E. C. Clayton 1952 Mr. Ray Riley 1952 Secretary Beedie Welch This group has worked hard and long for the advancement of the Spring Lake School. With the backing of our public, the School Board will continue to work for the good of our school. Dear Wolverine Annual Staff: May I congratulate you in completing this large annual? I feel you had some of the most beautiful girls and most hand- some boys to go in your yearbook of a:. school that I know. May these pictures recall pleasant memories of happy and profitable times spent in Springlake High School. 1 would like to tha nk you and all the people whose pictures appear in this book for making this school yeara ver) success- ful one. Sincerely, HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL MR. TRAVIS SCOTT Agriculture School Supervisor (Not Pictured) MRS. BEEDIE WELCH School Secretary MR. WILLIAM J. THORNE Grade School Principal MRS. JESS WHITE Language Arts MRS. J.J. DAVIS Math MRS. MILDRED HALEY Fourth Grade MR. ROY SIMMONS Grade School Coach MR. HARLEY WINTERS Third and Fourth Grades MRS. GAYLE LITTLETON Second Grade MRS. DELPHIA McMASTER First Grade MRS. VADA BRITT Third Grade MRS. CARRA MORGAN First Grade MRS. ALICE HARRINGTON Social Studies MR. EDGAR BRITT Custodian MRS. ROSEMARY MELTON Second Grade MR. SAM WATSON JR. Band and Music STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Vice President, DONNIE DENT; Secretary Treasurer, DOROTHY HARGROVE, President, JIM BURGESS. This is the first year for the Student Council. Congratulations for the fine job you have done. STUDENT COUNCIL Pictured from left to right, STANDING: Joan Maxcey, Kenneth Watson, Bud Mc- Namara, Ray Joe Riley, Larry Griffin, Duane Barrett, Naomi Fanning, Lois Lewis, Don Clayton, SEATED: Laqueta Kelley, Mr, White, Jim Burgess, Dorothy Hargrove, Donnie Dent. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS JUANELL CRAWFORD, Sec DONNIE DENT, Vice-Pres JIMMIE BURGESS, Pres MYRTA LEE RUDD, Treas JOYCE ARMSTRONG Pep Squad (4) F.H.A. (4) Basketball (2) Playground ball (2) Tennis Club Annual Business Manager Senior Play Cast Best-All Around Runner Up DUANE BARRETT Baseball (3) F.F.A. (4) President Sophomore Class Football (4) Junior Class Favorite Junior Play Cast Senior Play Cast Basketball (4) Best-All Around Runner Up DOROTHY HARRIS Transfer from Oklahoma ('49) Pep Squad (2) Playground ball (1) Senior Class Favorite High School Carnival Queen BILLY WAYNE BARLOW Playground ball (4) F.F.A. (4) Junior Play Cast Senior Pla Cast Football (1) Track (1) Best-All Around Runner Up JIMMIE BURGESS F.F.A. (4) Junior Play Cast Senior Play Cast F.F.A. Aggie Band (2) Playground ball (3) Tennis Club Class President (2) Annual Representative President Student Council President F.F.A. Best-All Around Runner Up (2) BETTY ANN WILLIAMS F.H.A. (4) Pep Squad (4) Playground ball (3) Annual Artist LOIS CLEAVINGER Pep Squad (4) Cheer Leader (1) Basketball (4) Junior Class Secretary and Treas. Junior Class Favorite Tennis Club F.H.A. (4) Best-All Around (2) Senior Play Cast Football Sweetheart DONNIE DENT F.F.A. (4) Football (4) Basketball (4) Junior Play Cast Senior Play Cast Baseball (3) F.H.A. Prince Charming Best-All Around Runner Up (Junior) Best-All Around (Senior) Senior Class Favorite MARIE HOWELL F.H.A. (3) Pep Squad (4) Playground ball (3) Majorette (2) Basketball (4) Junior Play Cast Editor of Annual Best-All Around Runner Up (2) LUCY BROWN Basketball (4) Playground ball (3) F.H.A. (3) Pep Squad (4) Majorette (1) Junior Play Cast Tennis Club Sergeant at Arms (F.H.A.) MYRTA LEE RUDD Pep Squad (4) Playground ball (3) F.H.A. (4) Tennis Club (Z) Junior Play Cast Senior Play Cast Best-All Around Runner Up Annual Staff Typist Senior Class Treasurer Freshman Scholarship JUANELL CRAWFORD B-isketball (4) Playground ball (3) Pep Squad (4) Cheerleader (1) Majorette (Z) Tennis Club F.H.A. (4) F.H.A. Vice President F.H.A. President Secretary Tennis Club Editor of Wolverine Senior Class Secretary Most Beautiful Nominee Best-All Around Runner Up Senior Play Cast Queen Candidate (Z) RONEY SMITH Basketball (4) Track (3) F.F.A. (4) Baseball (3) Junior Play Cast Senior Play Cast Football (1) DELORA WHITFORD Pep Squad (4) Cheer Leader (1) Playground ball (3) F.H.A. (4) Junior Play Cast Senior Play Cast Pep Squad Treasurer LAQUETA KELLEY Pep Squad (4) Cheer Leader (1) F.H.A. (4) High Scnool Carnival Queen Sophomore Class Favorite Junior Play Cast Senior Play Cast Playground ball President Pep Squad ROY DALE UNDERWOOD MRS. THORNE Football (2) Sponsor Basketball (2) F.F. A. WANDA GAYLE HARPER F.H.A. (3) Sophomore Scholarship Award Junior Play Cast Wolverine Assistant Editor ETTA MAE ELLIS F.H.A. (3) Playground ball (2) Pep Squad (4) Pep Squad Drum Majorette SENIOR BABIES na C5 BILLY WAYNE BARLOW DORTHY HARRIS Sponsored by Farmers Co-operative Association of Spring Lake JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS RICHARD STOCKSTILL, Pres. WYLENE USSERY, Treas. JANELLE OTT, Sec. JOHN HALL, Vice-Pres MINNIE LEE BOLINGER BOBBIE SUE CEARLEY MRS. FOWLER GRADY LYNN DAVIS SPONSORS MR. FOWLER LARRY GRIFFIN JOHN HALL WILMA JUNE KELLAR DOUGLAS LEWIS SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS DWAIN WHEAT, Vice-Pres. BENNIE SUE WELCH, President JANABETH LAING, Sec. -Treas. Ray Barrett Sue Bozeman Charlene Burch Deloras Bullock Joyce Burch Dale Crawford Leonard Davis Hattie Durham Paul Dyer Harold Dassey Dolan Fennell Naomi Fanning Tommy Farrell Eddie Haydon Douglas Higgins Melvin Harris Dorothy Hargrove Lucille Jones Francis Kellar Joyce Kittrell Janabeth Laing Dale Landers Billie Matlock Patsy McCord Art McFatter SOPHOMORE CLASS JESSIE PARRISH CHRISTENE MYERS SHIRLEY McNEIL PATSY RANDOLPH RAY JOE RILEY GLENNA RUTHERFORD CHARLES YOAKUM YVONNE NEWTON DWAIN WHEAT BENNIE SUE WELCH HARLON WATSON YVONDA WILLIAMS FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS WAYNE DAVIS, President KENNETH WATSON, Vice-Pres. DOROTHY McCLANAHAN, Sec. -Treas. Doris Armstrong Juanita Barlow Leroy Barlow Royce Bearden Clifford Bills Lexie Branscum Claudeen Brock Beth Bulls Betty Clark Loraine Cody Wayne Davis Kenneth Dyer Darrell Ellis Glen Farris Hubert Gentry Leanord Gilmore Dewey Green Betty Gregory Glendon Hill Douglas Harrington Earl Johnson Joan Maxcey Dorothy McClanahan Evelyn McNeil Cleo Meeks Shirley O'Hair Bobbette Parish Charlene Pa r i s h Joyce Robobentt J.A. Sanders Ann Seymour Wendell Tarpley Kenneth Watson Fern Williams Dorothy Windborn Dorothy McClanahan Billy Matlock 4 f EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS President, JIMMY HADAWAY; Secretary Treasurer, DONNIE CLAYTON; Vice President; NONA STEVENS Barbara Barrett Beverly Bea rdon Alen Burch Don Bullock Geline Carrell Don Clayton Dauley Dassey Harris Crawford Seymour Eavans Nina Lou Farrell Jimmy Ha da way Dale Harper Kenneth Harper Joan Kelley Peggy Kittrell Lois Lewis Paulette Loftis Duane Louder Collen Moore Richard EIGHTH GRADE Frances Utly Betty Valencia Ginger Loftis Anna Ruth Parker O.C. Martin J.W. Wise Trice Williams Janelle Williams Don Watson Barbara Williams Bobby Moser Franklin Starkey Waylon Scheller Bobby Stigler Roxie Jean Rutherford Donald Randolph SENIOR FAVORITES DONNIE DENT DOROTHY HARRIS JUNIOR FAVORITES MINNIE LEE BOLINGER LARRY GRIFFIN SOPHOMORE FAVORITES HARLON WATSON GLENNA FERN RUTHERFORD FRESHMAN FAVORITES CLIFFORD BILLS ANN SEYMOUR EIGHTH GRADE FAVORITES ROXIE JEAN RUTHERFORD HARRIS CRAWFORD BEST ALL-ROUND LOIS CLEAVINGER DONNIE DENT BEST ALL-ROUND RUNNERS-UP JOHN HALL JUANELL CRAWFORD MYRTA LEE RUDD BILLY WAYNE BARLOW BEST ALL-ROUND RUNNERS-UP MARIE HOWELL DUANE BARRETT HIGH SCHOOL CARNIVAL QUEEN RONEY SMITH DOROTHY HARRIS LARRY GRIFFIN JANELLE OTT DWAIN WHEAT LUCILLE JONES LE ROY BARLOW HARRIS CRAWFORD PEGGY WOODSON SHIRLEY McCLESKEY GRADE SCHOOL CARNIVAL QUEEN EDWIN BOLINGER and BETTY SUE McCLURE BOBBY McCLURE and GENEVIEVE LOUDDER RICHARD GREEN and BEVERLY STINE FRED ALONZO and LINDA KELLEY CARL SANDERSON and BARTA JO HALEY TOM MESSER and SHARON ANN WHEATLEY HAL HUDSON and MINNIE WHEAT MOST BEAUTIFUL GENE WINDERS MOST HANDSOME RICHARD STOCKSTILL MOST BEAUTIFUL AND MOST HANDSOME RUNNERS-UP FOOTBALL SQUAD Pictured From Left to Right FIRST ROW - Jesse Parish, Roney Smith, Richard Stockstill, Donnie Dent, Duane Barrett, Wayne Davis, Dale Crawford, Don Hargrove. SECOND ROW - Dwain Wheat,Earl Douglas Johnson,Leonard Davis,Clifford Bills,Wendell Tarpley, Douglas Higgins, Roy Dale Underwood, John Hall, Coach Melton. THIRD ROW - Royce Bearden, Dale Landers, Kenneth Watson, Eddie Haydon, Lovell Lee, Harlon Watson, Lexie Branscum. Sept. 8 Sept. 15 Sept. 22 Sept. 29 Oct. 6 Oct. 13 Oct. 20 Oct. 27 Nov. 2 Nov. 10 FOOTBALL SCORES Petersburg 0.....-.............. Spring Lake 14 at Spring Lake Hale Center 25--------------- Spring Lake 0 at Spring Lake Spring Lake 34------------------------------ Friona 0 at Friona Boys Ranch 7---------------------Spring Lake 26 at Spring Lake Lubbock B 6---------------- --Spring Lake 38 at Spring Lake Open Date Spring Lake 6----------------- -------Dimmitt 92 at Dimmitt Sudan 33--------------------- Spring Lake 19 at Spring Lake Olton 40----------------------- Spring Lake 6 at Spring Lake Spring Lake 14-------------------------- Farwell 14 at Farwell Spring Lake won on penetration 6 to 2. i -£ %es i2i ntr'ii t 3� ; ' ■4 '21 - .r«to - ♦ «-- . — - „ J 4 J£ ■ • «r « • Tk .-v - iSV ; V ' • Vik 'y ■ wv - : v'f . j ,. f - •:u- - l -V • 'w TV: • cur - V ■ - v, - .� . V , ' Vv r.4 Ci ' • ; WV£ -2 «• 'Kl •556« « ■ • Sv i-‘i •-’T 4%Sf '•' jp K .'Jy -v ,1 .. I' ■ •$? : . X, ■j q ij J LOIS CLEAVINGER FOOTBALL QUEEN ROY DALE UNDERWOOD, Co-Captain FREEMAN MELTON, Coach DONNIE DENT, Co-Captain DONNIE DENT RONEY SMITH DUANE BARRETT ROY DALE UNDERWOOD DON HARGROVE LEROY BARLOW HARLON WATSON WAYNE DAVIS DOUGLAS HIGGINS RICHARD STOCKSTILL DALE CRAWFORD JOHN HALL ’VvJ •'v : Sf vjWfe Btofi ♦ y k% •� ,. l. vAV'5-:.tv JR. FOOTBALL BOYS TOP ROW: Max Neal, Bobby Stigler, Franklin Starkey, Harris Crawford, Bobby McClure, Dale Harper, Dwayne Loudder, Kenneth Harper, Donald Watson, Jimmy Hadaway, Keith Parish, Rex Loftis, Waylon Schellar, Coach Roy Simmons, O. C. Martin. SECOND ROW: Jerle Taylor, A. J. Phillips, Bobby Green, Dugglass Parish, Ray Harrington, Stanley Robnett, Lyndon Watson, Jimmy Barrett, G. R. Howell. THIRD ROW: Bobby Reese, Charles Parish, Wilbur Ellis, Doyce Bills, Donald Stevens, Donald Randolph, Richard McCaskill, Donnie Clayton, Dauley Dossey, Albert Kelley. Coach: Roy C. Simmons Co-Captains: Jimmy Hadaway and Franklin Starkey SCHEDULE Sept. 21 Spring Lake 0 Dimmitt 6 Sept. 28 Spring Lake 13 Dimmitt 6 Oct. 5 Spring Lake 27 Dimmitt 7 Oct. 12 Spring Lake 14 Olton 0 Oct. 19 Spring Lake 46 Dimmitt 13 Oct. 26 Spring Lake 0 Sudan 0 Nov. 2 Spring Lake 6 Olton 15 Nov. 9 Spring Lake 20 F arwell 6 Nov. 14 Spring Lake 35 F arwell 20 BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM Pictured from left to right, STANDING: Coach Melton, Duane Barrett, Douglas Lewis, Roney Smith, Donnie Dent, Douglas Higgins, Billie Matlock-Manager. BOTTOM ROW: Dwain Wheat, Wendell Tarpley, Harlon Watson, Eddie Haydon, Roy Dale Underwood. ROY DALE UNDERWOOD Guard DUANE BARRETT Guard RONEY SMITH DWAIN WHEAT Center Guard JR. BASKETBALL BOYS Left to right: Coach Mr. Simmons, Franklin Starkey, Don Watson, Keith Parish, A.J. Phillips, Seymour Evans, Bobby Green, Manager, Dwayne Loudder, G.R. Howell, Don Randolph, Rex Loftis, Jimmy Hadaway, Richard McCaskili, Manager. SPR1NGLAKE SCORES OPPONENT 18 Amherst 30 37 Muleshoe 20 44 Spade 10 30 Olton 10 18 Amherst 19 11 Dimmitt 22 21 Spade 12 16 KRESS TOURNAMENT T ulia 10 14 Piainview 11 10 Hale Center 18 GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM Pictured from left to right, TOP ROW: Lucille Jones, Ann Seymour, Deweylene Green, Shirley Ann O'Hair, Christene Myers, Marie Howell, and Mr. White-Coach. SECOND ROW: Juanell Crawford, Lois Cleavinger, Joan Maxcey, Evelyn McNeil, Naomi Fanning, and Lucy Brown. LOIS CLEAVINGER LUCY BROWN Forward Forward SHIRLEY ANN O'HAIR Guard CHRISTENE MYERS Guard MARIE HOWELL Guard JOAN MAXCEY Forward Left to right: Manager Charlene Goforth, Roxie Rutherford, June Loftis, Janice Jones, Laura Mae Northcott, Anita Messer, Charlene Hamilton, Jolene Keller, Joan Kelley, Nona Stevens, Ynonne O'Hair, Virginia McCluskey, Beverley Bearden, Joyce Davis, Shirley McCluskey, Lois Lewis, Geline Carrell, Mr. Simmons, Coach. SCORES SPRINGLAKE OPPONENT 27 Muleshoe 14 25 Olton 21 19 Amherst 10 15 Dimmitt 23 6 Spade 14 KRESS TOURNAMENT 23 Petersburg 4 19 Hale Center 10 15 Cotton Center 13 16 Kress 11 Organizations ANNUAL STAFF ANNUAL STAFF AT WORK ( © t) MARIE HOWELL ---------------- Editor JANELLE OTT---------Assistant Editor JOYCE ARMSTRONG - Business Manager WYLENE USSERY------Assistant Business Manager MYRTA LEE RUDD............... Typist MINNIE BOLINGER-----Assistant Typist BETTY WILLIAMS--------------Art Editor BUD McNAMARA-------Assistant Art Editor DONNIE DENT---------------Photographer JERRY DAVENPORT.............-Assistant Photographer JIM BURGESS-------S. C. Representative MRS. THORNE AND MR. SANDERS........... Sponsors mmm TOP ROW - Bennie Sue Welch,Rosa Lie Heckman,Peggy Kittrell,Barbara Barrett, Joyce Robnett, Cleo Meeks,Joyce Kittrell,Myrta Lee Rudd,Wanda Gayle Harper,Laqueta Kelley,Hattie Durham, Patsy Seymour, Charlene Burch, Betty Clark, Juanita Barlow, Betty Lou Gregory. SECOND ROW - Naomi Fanning, Doris Armstrong, Peggy Woodson, Lois Lewis, Coleen Moore, Geline Carrell, Loraine Cody, Charlene Goforth, Joyce Burch, Dorothy Harris, Betty Williams, Beth Bulls, Patsy McCord, Claudene Brock, Christine Myers. THIRD ROW - Mrs. Fowler.Janabeth Laing,Delores Bullock,Yvonnie O'Hair,Joan Kelley, Laura May Northcott,Shirley McCleskey,Charlene Parish, Virginia McCleskey.Glenna Fern Rutherford , Francis Kellar, Joan Elmore, Joan Maxcey, Dorothy McClanahan, Lucille Jones. FOURTH ROW - Paulett Loftis, Minnie Bell Armstrong, Charlene Hamilton, Barbara Williams, Janelle Williams, Roxie Jean Rutherford, Nona Stevens, Joyce Davis, Peggy Davis, Yvonne Heckman, Wilma June Kellar, Joyce Armstrong, Yvonne Newton, Virginia Hulcey, Dewey Lene Green, Mrs. Thorne. FIFTH ROW - Marie Howell, Juanell Crawford, Lucy Brown. SIXTH ROW - Wylene Ussery, Evelyn Ruth McNeil, Delora Whitford, Beverley Bearden, Dorothy Hargrove. SEVENTH ROW - Jimmie Sanderson, Etta Mae Ellis, Janice Blackbourn. CHEER LEADERS Dorothy Hargrove Beverley Bearden Delora Whitford Evelyn Ruth McNeil Wylene Ussery ■H MAJORETTES DRUM MAJOR AND MASCOTS Lucy Brown, Juanell Crawford, Marie Howell. Jimmie Sanderson, Etta Mae Ellis, Janice Blackbourn. DRUMMERS Geline Carrell, Yvonne Newton, Roxie Jean Rutherford. SPRINGLAKE HIGH SCHOOL BAND Pictured from left to right: Kermit Martin, Edwin Bolinger, Laverne Williams, Kay Haberer, Gene Winders, Janelle Ott, Loretta Cole, Anita Messer, Patsy Randolph, James Jones, Jolene Keller, Jerry Tunneil, Eddie Ear 1 Barton, Milton McNamara, Otis Ray King, Yvonda W illiams, Shirly Chaney, Donald Wrilliams, Clifford Cook, Rex Loftis, Rita Crawford, Bobby McClure, Don Randolph, Jim Burgess, Myres Ogletree, Charlene Hamilton, Betty Gregory, Albert Kelley, Max Neal, Grady Lynn Davis, Freddie Lee McCarthy, Bobbie Cearley, Dorothy Windborn, Bobbette Parish, Robert Howell, Sue Bozeman, Joe Ann Elmore, Kenneth Lowe and Mr. S. M. W'atson-Director. This is the first year for the band. It has been a considerably good year. They have worked hard and have accomplished much. Our sin- cere graditude to Mr. Watson for doing such a fine job. Good luck for next year. BAND DRUM MAJOR AND TWIRLERS Patsy Randolph, Bobbie Sue Cearley, Gene Winders, and Kay Haberer F. H. A. TOP ROW - Betty Gregory, Christine Myers, Joan Maxcey, Gayle Harper. SECOND ROW - Joyce Robinett, Yvonne Newton, Gene Winders, Beth Bulls, Lois Clea- vinger, Lucy Brown, Dorothy McClanahan. THIRD ROW - Dorothy Hargrove,Patsy McCord, Janabeth Laing,Yvonda Williams, Hattie Durham, Etta Mae Ellis, Dorothy Harris, Wylene Ussery, Joyce Armstrong. FOURTH ROW - Francis Kellar, Joyce Kittrell,M yrta Lee Rudd,Juanell Crawford, Char- lene Parish, Wilma June Kellar, Naomi Fanning, Deloras Bullock, Bobbie Sue Cearley. FIFTH ROW - Mrs.Thorne - Sponsor,Betty Ann Williams,Lucille Jones, Laqueta Kelley, Sue Bozeman, Patsy Randalph, Delora Whitford, Evelyn Ruth McNeil, Bennie Sue Welch, Glenna Fern Rutherford, Janelle Ott, Marie Howell. FORMAL INITIATION F. H. A. OFFICERS President---Juanell Crawford Vice-President----Janelle Ott Secretary-------Lucille Jones Treasurer----Lois Cleavinger Historian-----Dorothy Harris Parliamentarian- Laqueta Kelley Sgt.-at-Arms-----Lucy Brown Reporter----------------Gene Winders Song Leader--Delora Whitford Sponsor---------Mrs. Thorne F. H. A. PRINCE CHARMING HARLON WATSON TOP ROW - Roy Dale Underwood, Shirley Earl McNeil, Douglas Lewis, Larry Griffin, Lexie Branscum, Darrell Ellis. SECOND ROW - Richard Stockstill, Jimmie Burgess, Donnie Dent, Roney Smith, Leonard Davis, Wayne Davis, Harold Dossey. THIRD ROW - Lovell Lee, John Hall, Dolan Fennell, Hubert Gentry, Clifford Bills, Duane Barrett, Jesse Parish, Hilbert Wisian. FOURTH ROW - Mr. Scott, Earl Douglas Johnson, Jerry Devenport, Glenn Farris, Ray Barrett, Wendell Tarpley, Dale Crawford, Douglas Higgins, Dwain Wheat, Billie Wayne Barlow, Leroy Barlow. FIFTH ROW - J. A. Sanders, Royce Bearden, Dale Landers, Melvin Harris, Leonard Gilmore, Harlon Watson, Kenneth Watson, Eddie Haydon, Kenneth Dyer. OFFICERS President----------Jim Burgess Vice-Pres.---------------Donnie Dent Reporter------------ John Hall Treasurer-----Douglas Higgins Secretary-------Harlon Watson Parliamentarian- - Eddie Haydon Historian--Roy Dale Underwood 2nd Vice-Pres. -Lewis Stockstill 3rd Vice-Pres.-----Roney Smith Sentinel----Billie Wayne Barlow Advisor---------------------Mr. Scott INFORMAL INITIATION F. F. A. SWEETHEART DOROTHY HARGROVE HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS Pictured from left to right, TOP ROW: Peggy Woodson, Bud McNamara, Ray Joe Riley, Grady Lynn Davis, Gene Winders. SECOND ROW: Joyce Robnett, Betty Lou Gregory, Janelle Ott, Shirley Ann O'Hair, Joyce Burch, Yvonne Newton, Beth Bulls, Mr. Watson-Director. LIBRARY STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT - Wanda Gayle Harper, Peggy Woodson, Delores Bullock, Glenna Fern Rutherford, Bennie Sue Welch, Sue Bozeman, Yvonda Williams, Joyce Kittrell, Juanita Barlow, Doris Armstrong, Lois Lewis, Beverly Bearden, Wilma June Kellar, Francis Kellar, Lucy Brown, Joan Maxcey, Mrs. Fowler, Sponsor. OFFICE PERSONNEL LEFT TO RIGHT - Etta Mae Ellis, Nina Lou Farrell, Geline Carrell, Myrta Lee Rudd, Ray Joe Riley Wylene Ussery, Delora Whitford, Dorothy Hargrove, Naomi Fanning, Marie Howell. PAPER STAFF AND REPORTERS Left to right: Gene Winders, F. H.A. Reporter; Lucille Jones, Sophomore; Wyle .e Ussery, Pep Squad; Bud McNamar, Band; Delora Whitford, General; John Hall F.F.A. ; Douglas Harrington, Sport; Joan Kelley, Eighth; Ray Jo Riley, Photo; Gayle Harper, Assistant Editor; Juanell Crawford, Editor; Betty Williams, Typist; Jim Sanders, Sponsor. PAPER STAFF AT WORK CAFETERIA AND BUS WORKMEN Oscar Rudd BUS FOREMAN BUS MEN AT WORK 'Cats Defeat Springlake R6nnie Smith scored 29 point for Springlake Tuesday night but it wasn’t enough to defeat the Littlefield Wildcats, who eked out a 49-47 win. Bobby Edwards and Freddie Howard paced the winners in the scoring parade. Edwards tallied 17 points, while Howard dropped 14 points through the baskets. The boys game win helped soothe Littlefield’s feeling Springlake took a 30-27 over the Littlefield girls in the first game on the card. Loretta Owens of Littlefield was high scorer with 16 points. Crawford of Springlake had 15 counters, and teammate Howell collected 13 points. 125 Affen EIGHTH GRADE NEWS The eighth grade class enjoy Delora Whitford BRIDAL SHOWER FRIDAY Wanda Gale Harper, bride-eli ed a Christmas Party at the com V- RninhdW ot Bob Estes, will be the honoi munity building Wednesday� ■ I lCUU ivuniw at a shower tl Delora this evening Frida Whitford was elected jjp. m. in the co of the Earth mumty buildlnR- You are im ed. night, December 20. The spon sors, Mr. and Mrs. Ardis Barton HviKnr were presented with a C dwr of the Rainbow”' satin bedspread from the class. Gif Monday night. othetBuffef Supper For officers elected were Betty AnjHiqh School Teachers Williams. Worthy poetate Ad Grade Kthoo, tpachers visor; Joyce Amistrong. OtMritj’ tertained teh High school teac Wlima June bellar. P � ”ers and their families at Sprin both Laing, Faith, Joyce u orinnci-,.- entertainec nett. Treasurer and Yvonne NwMmt Miss Kelley Holds Canasta Party Laqueta Kelley school Wednesday nigh _------- 29� a buffet suppi with a Canasta party in heiton. Recorder. T®?ffheld in the Home Economics d home Friday night with 21 young Decorations included a sk tment. . people present. Refreshments ol background and rainbow strean Group singing was enjoyed ai ing, - sandwiches, cokes, cake, candy ers. About 25 girls and lOEtt gam68 of Canasta and 42 fumis 1 v,ctoP and potato chips were served. em Star members attended. I fho Attending were Margaret Par ish, Lois Cleavinger, Patsy Mill er, Joyce Gooch. Juanelle Craw ford, Janabeth Laing, Myrta Le Rudd. Delora Whitford, Joyc ed _ H -Springlake Girls Winners neth Burgess, Bill Lee, Lo d • The all-district girls team vw Ray Goodwin, Leonard Stephe Springlake nosed out Sudan in dominated by Springlake and Si Billy Carl McMaster. Marti the finals with a one-point marg- dan, each team landing tv Barrett, Kenneth Hinson, DCj jn 47.46. Cleavenger of Spring-players on the'mythical tear Morgan, Joan Kelley and V ja e WRh 24 points, and Williams Knringk ke’s Maxcey and Howe) . of Sudan, with 19, were ti 1950 Football springlake Girls Banquet Here Win ChampionshipE °3 Officers . pa Springlake was the The Springlake school foot ||| FarVV !l Cfrn©S Place {°r oficials of ball banquet was held TuesdftJ District 2A Dec. 17, and night, November 28 with Prin The Springlake girls basket-schools represented were Sue cripal Jess White as toastmaster ball team holds another addition Olton, Springlake, Dimmitt . and Sup. Leo Duffey glvfbg thd to its string of laurels. Amherst, invocation. ; The Springlake girls and the Eeo T. Duffey, superintend The menu, including D ied Adrian boy s were the winners inat Springlake, was elected ch chicken and all the trinimingstbe invitational basketball tour- man. Other officals selected w as brought and prepared W he ament which ended In Farwelh Jw White. Springlake princfi b to the ftart nothers of the pep squad. Adrian slipped past Sudan, -secretary. andJiL D. Kav. -iarter and one eaeh the tWrd School Room Has Springlake 'IV Trips Boys Ranch ’e7. Sparked by Duane Barrett. Coach Freeman Melton’s Spring- lake Wolverines powered their way to a 26-7 victory over the Rough Riders of Boys Ranch at Springlake Friday night. Barrett, unquestionably the Wolverines’ star, distributed his scoring throughout the game. i Face Lifting id fourth. His first, which came near the iddle of the first cano, was ade when he went over from 1 two-yard line. Underwood 125 boys, girls, teachers and 26 h‘‘ g . U , jurats stood in the candlelighted P-T WWtm,re added el«ht 1 tym while everyone sipped appl%thl . . .. {j .icier cocktail Springlake edged the Bovid T . girls, 33-31 to win their thi laqueta Kelley, president of tournament in as many week ... . _vtro , t he pep squad gave the welcome. Cieavinger looped 13 points Mrs. Morgan s Primary room d ! , „ ind Donnie Dent Co-captain of pace in the victory. Wilson got at the Springlake school has had Rough Riders Baker, full he team, gave the response. The for Bovina. a face lifting. Several ladies re- scored for his team 0° a figh school chorus gave two The Bovina boys team won tl rponded last week to a work call f!1 abo six yards. The exti a lumbers ‘The Lucky Old Sun” boys consolation, by trouncirto ail mothers of the children in [Jjj was Weked by Roberson, ind “Surry with the Fringe on springlake, 49-33. Hromas of B the room. F 1? game a op . Janelle Ott sang 'Through vina and Dent of Springlake g They painted shelves, table, f ° P®8811 � although little was i Long and Sleepless Night.” 14 points each. cabinets and chairs, and the low- r®es8 l“' Coach Melton, in his speech. The.girls consolation was w er part of the walls in pastel °ys nc“ attempted four ntroduced each boy who had by Toxico, N. M.. with a 38-25 vi colors of green and yellow. I8888 an completed one, but layed his last game with Spring tory over Vega. McDaniel hit ; They cleaned and shellaced the P8 waa called on a penalty, ake school. They were Donnie points for the winners whi woodwork and teacher’s desk. As r,n£lake tried 10 and complet )ent. Roy Dale Underwood, Du- Borwning got 12 for Vega. a result, a more cheerful atmo IT°ur. . ne Barrett and Ronnie Smith. The all-tournament teams we? sphere was produced. Sponsors of the pep squad, Mrs. named by the coaches, with foi Those laboring so faithfully home and Mrs Fowler, were girls tying for the final place twere Mmes. Ray Axtell, Elsi aoh presented satin bedspreads, the girls team. Members of tl Book, Shirley Chaney, Jame oach Melton was presented a- tll-toumey team art� : Shaffer «Glasscock, Cecil Curtis! Philip reen wool blanket with gold, Fr.ona; Pounds and Looney • Nluriell, Virgil I ewis and L. R ottering, and Lois Cleavinger. Bovina; Cleavinger and Myers 950 football Sweetheart was Springlake; Newbill of Veg Lubbock'11' Snring kp C-nShes F 'ora bv -0 iven a miniature gold foothal n a chain, with the engraving Wolverine Sweet heart. V Mari Towel 1 played two piano num ers. Borden Price, assistant Coacl f WTS|C, Canyon, gave a talk r� H e' ' � --- —1 Af.Fai'UVll I The Wolverines will be without two of their first team starters; Art McFatter, tackle is in Here- ford hospital with a fractured neck as result of fall at the Boy’s Ranch Farm, and Roy Dale Un- derwood is out with a strained 1o Play Here Friday Niqht FRIONA. Sept. 22 (Special)-Tht Springlake Wolverines surprised th Priona Chiefs 34-0 here tonight 1 3-B conference tussle. The Wolverines, moving on tl ground and through the air. m«i ifartureri three touchdowns in tl fir$t half to pile up a 21-0 half- time lead, and added two more In the last half. Fullback Dale Underwood sparked -.he. Wolverine attack, circling the meffr for frequent long runs. Springlake In 38-6 Victory Pep Squad Is Organiied Officers Named Springlake Wolverines d cc ru a Win On Penetrations By rrA LnCipTer a 14-14 tie Friday between Sparked Barrett, Springlake drubbed the Lubbock _ the Springlake Wolverines and Springlake High school, SoiXpii,, ParweU steers ended In a The Springlake Pep Squad lias bei 26, 1950. The F.F.A. Chaptevi',ory for Springlake eleven on Over Lubbock by Halfback DuanLbeen °f'g??izedJjnder the direc-of Springlake High school chooses of p n traU ing lake’s Wolverine V-°n � « Tho� no and Mrs. itsofficers today in a called mec Sparked by hard rui � i.uhhnrif Pioneersh owlor Pep squad officers are: ing. They are as follows Tro.Rnrrpn rhn running Dwain -----------—---------- . .. . t . __ „ _ - Barrett, the Springlake eleven 38-6, Friday night at Springlake. res! cnt' Jl,ota4 v00 id€nt� Jim Burgess; Vice P. stasted victory over the Steers Barrett who personally score.preside,Ut Bclty Ann Williarrs, dent; Donnie r nt; Seer Secretary only after a stiff battle. The 31 of the Wolverines 38 pofnt. ( etarytreasurer. Delora W - Harlan Watson; Treasurer, Douisteers’ scorer in Friday nights ran the visitors ragged with tw ord’ aru reporter, Wylene s-las Higgins. Reporter. John Hr District 3 B conference tussle 40-yard sprints anefa 51-yard ga sery' ,A decoration and pi lup which all ended with score committee u aa also elected. The Pioneers' lone score cair on the decoration committe- late in the first quarter whe i Back E. D. Craddock edged . round left end and picked up ke downficld blocking to go 60 yarc over the double stripe. Wolverines Hold Lead . Coach Freeman Melton's honie . . , Higgins. Donnie Dent, nn’ Cheer leaders from each class 1!n Parliamentarian. Eddie Hay do was Donald Pipkin. lse Historian. Roy Dale Underwoo- Springlake made the initial •e: 2nd Vice President, Roney mit!score in Friday night’s game in '‘‘i 3rd Vice President, Richard Sto the first quarter wth a down- still; Sentina , Billy Wayne Ba field plunge by Barrett: Soon af- ' ° low; Song Leader. Leonard Daj ,n; is and Jesse Parish. Initiati ger, Joyce Armstrong, Nacmi Committee. Eddie Haydon, P? Fanning, Marie Howell and Juan- Parish IIarol(1 jordan. Douki All I Charlene Parish. Lucille and Shirley McCleskey. Tin committee: Lois Clc town crew got rolling early the game when Barrett took New Fae' all Quern ? anted The Init:ation of Greenhan hand” OK ™ tor nighi Springlake Trips Petersburg, 14-0 . . _ , j.rd StockstilL were also chosen. Senior, Deloia ” . . a yellow eon :e spool’s foot- ball Queen was Revealed Thurs day n� ght at the half in a garni with Olt ;n. Senior Lois Cleavin ger was crowned queen by Co Captain Donnie- Dent. Lois carried an arm bouquet o The Springlake Junior football twelve gold mums amidst greei end to put the Wolverines i Sophomore. Dorothy Hargrove; front a nncitinn thev bpvpt inc Freshman. Evelyn McNeil; 8- grade, Beverly Bearden. The Pep Squad held a mec ing Tuesday in the Home Ec d DimfTlitt Juniors Win partment when the girls decide their uniforms to be bright gref pinwale corduroy skirts with go: The swealteam won a thriving 13 6 game parin ribbo. s and was attired ii Dimmitt SPRINGLAKE. Sept. 8 (Special) 4| , —Freeman Melton former w« lurtleneck sweaters. .... --------, ■■■ Tpxas State quarterback, opened prs will have a green “S” wii Ij°?li 11 . as 'Thursday b toast su r and green accessories his coaching career triumphantly L” intertwined in the center. T1 n,ghl at DJmrnJlt- Keith Parish Her attendants were Evelyn Rutl sh0!took two Pitchouts from Jimmy McNeil, Lucy Brown, Laquet; ----Hadaway and could not be caught Kelley and Lucille Jones. The first run was for 60 vards Following the crowning th« and the second for 35 yards. Roy pep squad sang ’’Let Me Call Yoi Simmons coaches th« Junior boys. °---------” , ;--C mvui, here Friday evening, as his Spring- cht r loader cnit lake Wolverines turned back thg oa ers su t£ Petersburg Buffaloes, 14-0. in tto season opener for both teams. Fullback Roy Dale Underwood skipped seven yards in the first quarter for the first Springlake score. l avnc Barrett ran for the • II touch ” Springlake Majorettes Uke the Yank beachhead around A 1 • . „ . tense however ArC Selected are Sudan Trips Students To Meet FHA Elects SS£iE� ,,s °� � steam “VWCVCI aever PlCKW J J m All Students and parents in- The FHA of Springlake High Good weather prevailed thidbgj etto terested in the planned Spring-Mmol recently -held their firs’ out the contest, witnessed by an ap- September 14Jake band mcct at the Spring-meeting. Officers were elected a preciatlve crowd. Springlake. a 3-Bl tfie squad sponsors, Mrs., . e jjlgh school from 7 to 9 p.m.follows: Pres. Juanelie Crawford JTjm- Hale Center nei3 ow er and Mrs. Thorne. They1? t vcr Oam Wat-V pies Mary Morton Sec ' Fndav night here in a non-dftr'SW Drum Major, E„a Mao ££ Mr' Sam cii„‘ So£? T 'a. cr, loa. Maiorettes, Jaunell Crawford, so?i_ tilt. Petersburg nlavs tn 4-R 3% ■ ■ a‘a wawiwu, v- h9« invited a r Ray Joe Riley Is Named Outstanding Farm Boy In 18 West Texas Counties Hallowe'en Carnival Is Termed Big Succe Lu Lo:. rep-Cleavinger; Song Leader, Delon nd Whit ford; Sgr. at Arms. Lucj to Brown; Parliamentarian, Laquc onta Kelley. After election of offi in-cers dues were discussed, at A second meet mg .was hell or-when Mrs. Laing, Mrs. Crawford latand Mrs. Welch were electe ai4'bpnt � r Mothers Juanell Ot ?sident to re . who movet jy Harris wa r� n. The dutie Mrs. Tom Bill Fowler, who wa in charge of the coronation cere UWiS iTCSITipiC mony, gave an interesting des m . ■ • cription of each queen and prin Vw OfVSTinSS cess r they stpnneA Jnta ter Qwls took the read by th ' T-achers Honored Reception al Teachers I vermes to the The Colors are red and whit to flower, a red rose, and th lotto is “Forward, a New Hor an.” Reoep- The Freshman initiation wa d by the local PTA.Titten on the board. It was CORONATi The Hallowe’en Carnival held Dorothy Harris of ti. t Springlake school Tuesday c|a8s was crowned high light was termed as most sue- carnival queen. Betty Tijk QSSfdl with a gross gate of $1. McClure won the queen s rruwi. ws Wednesday, weai a fu 04. It was sponsored by the Qf xhe grade school. Each werq i night and a buffet sup-kirt urong side out and up sid ’arent Teachers association and croWned by SupL Leo. Duffey. por senerl. own; wear blouse wrong sid side from being profitable to yvibis Harris was accompanied by Sufft. Leo Duffey introduced ut. Thursday, say the FLL he school, the event afforded en Roney from the House of Smith, faculty. Entertainment for reed or pay 5c; wear jeans an eruinment to hundreds of an(j Miss McLure’s attendant was?he evening included games of 42hirt backward; don’t comb hair oungsters who might otherwise Edwin from the House of Boling-and Canasta.- 0 barefooted and tie ribbons o CLASS WILL OF 1951 Being sound in mind and body, excellent in mental aptitude and three sheets in the wind, the Senior Class of 1951 wills and bequeaths the following presents, to-wit: Joyce Armstrong wills her ability to hold her temper to Larry Griffin. Billy Wayne Barlow wills his ability to play basketball to Bud McNamara. Duane Barrett wills his ability to get along with girls to Douglas Lewis. Lucy Brown wills her ability to keep a boy friend to Janelle Ott. Jimmie Burgess wills his ability to keep his mouth shut in speech class to Rich- ard Stockstill. Lois Cleavinger wills her ability to fall in love with golf players to Gene Winders. Juanell Crawford wills her ability of being editor of the paper and all her boy friends to Wylene Ussery. Donnie Dent wills his ability to get along with the teachers (especially the female ones) to John Hall. Etta Mae Ellis wills her position as Drum Major and also her excess fat and perfect health to Minnie Lee Bolinger. Wanda Gayle Harper (Estes) wills her ability to get married to Wilma June Kellar. Dorothy Harris wills her ability to talk about C. J. B. to Patsy McCord. Marie Howell wills her ability to sing and get a small diamond to Yvonne Newton. Laqueta Kelley wills her ability to get leather belts and seven letters a week to a very lucky girl, Bennie Sue Welch. Myrta Lee Rudd wills her ability to get dates with the preacher's son to Lucille Jones. Roney Smith wills his ability to get a new car and also all his girls to Grady Davis. Roy Dale Underwood wills his intelligence and wonderful personality to Charles Y oakum. Delora Whitford wills her ability to go with boys over 20 and all her steadies to Bobbie Sue Cearley. Betty Ann Williams wills her ability to work in a cafe and also her ability to hook a Veteran's School Instructor to Dorothy Hargrove. We, the Seniors of 1951, will our sponsor, Mrs. Thorne, to the Seniors of 1952. SEVENTH GRADE Minnie Armstrong Nelda Roacn June Gregory Rosalie Heckman Yonna Heckmai. Bobby Don Green Genevieve Loudder Jolene Kellar Laura Northcott Gereid Taylor Jimmie Barrett Barbara McCaskill Ella Mae Bartlett Wilbur Dee Ellis Stanley Robnett Doyal Bills Anita Messer Peggy Davis Lucille Alonzo Cnar lene Ham ilton Barbara Brock Donald Stephens Vi rginia Hulcey Keith Parish SEVENTH GRADE Noreta Bolinger A.J. Phillips Joe Ann Elmore Virginia Hulcy Janis Jones Wanda Davis Peggy Dyer Bobby . McClure Billy Crawford Rex Loftis Ray Harrington Max Neal Bobby Reese Albert Kelley Robert Howell Myers Ogletree Melvin Hall Duglass Parish June Loftis Lyndon Watson SIXTH GRADE Bobby Angeley Betty Barlow A. L. Cody Eddie Earl Barton Sue Curtinsinger Clifford Cook Loretta Cole Shirley Ann Chaney Rita Crawford Bobby Scheller Barbara Davis Janell Dent Royce Duckett F ermina Guana Max Goforth Bobby Harris Harvy Kindricks Charles Holden Freda Holbrooks Jerry Jac uess SIXTH GRADE Helen Joplin Otis Ray King A. X. Lewis Kenneth Lowe Freddy McCarty Melvin McClure Jerry Samell Dickie Martin Billie Martin Kermit Martin Louise Matlock Betty Sue McClure Patsy Martin Annie Newsom Betty Joyce O'Hair Helen Parker Kay Seymour James Powell Vendia Ragsdale Virginia Roberson SIXTH GRADE John Robert Williams Carrolyn Sanderson Donald Williams Laverne Williams Joe Edd Wheat Sherry Stine Naomi Starkey Patricia Armstrong Ray Bolinger Carolyn Barrett Lavern Bibbie Hilda Bills Richard Bills Gary Bulls Kirby Wayne Car rell David Cearley Frances Cole Evelyn Clayton Larry Cunningham Manuel Chavez Patricia Dent Edgar Gilmore Ruby Gilmore Larue Glasscock Terry Green Dorothy Kasinger Richard Moore Arthur Peterson Robert Peters Mike Utley Richard Loftis FIFTH GRADE Linda Kelley Melvin Lewis Glenna Loftis Douglas Louder Melba Lloyd Mary Lu McCord Bobby Murrell Carol Ann Martin Betty Miller Sue Neal Irvalen Ott Russell Painter Veva Padilla C ha r 1 e s Padilla Gerald Prator Billie Robnett Henrian Rudd Wayna Mae Rutherford Rita Fern Sanders Donald Sanderson FIFTH GRADE Fred Alonzo Billy Joe Smith Davey Joe Taylor Gene Tunnell Isabel Valencia Julia Valencia Jesse Williams Jerry Williams Wanda Williams Melvin Word Kathlene Wisian Leroy Bolinger FOURTH GRADE Paula Alonzo Judy Angeley Tracy Angeley Willie Joe Allison Mike Burgess Burl Branscum Janeice Bock Carla Carrell Patsy Chance Ralph Cook Leon Collins Verdena Curtis Kenneth Davis Martha Dossey Dick Evans Angelita Gauna Charlotte Gibson Clifford Giles Noel Gilmore Richard Green Helen Cover J. Allen Gover Sue Harrington Lindel Jaquess Dean Jones FOURTH GRADE Jerry Kitrell Earl Kellar Jearl James Conception Landa John Laing, Jr. Quinton T ruelock Yvonne Loudder Shirley Mitchell Judy Miller Mearil Leen Newsom Robert Prater Bobby Sanderson Jess David Starkey Zelma Sloan Patricia Sheller Jerry Strickland George Winkiey Kenneth Williams Imogene Williams Beverly Stine F ranees Phipps THIRD GRADE Glen Bulls Larry Bullock Melvin Williams Karen Stafford Bernice Stafford Charlotte Bock Brenda Cantrell Fillmore Cody Sammy Davis Joy Dent Betty Durham Joe Neal Ellis Ronnie Haberer George Gilmore Doris Barlow Norman Clayton Judy Bartlett Lynn Joplin Phil White Tom Messer Evelyn Prater Bud Ragesdale Bobby Robnett Bill Starkey Kay Wheat THIRD GRADE Kenneth Powell Kenneth Hamilton Randal Jaquess Kay Jones T ruman Laymon Raybern Ott Elmer Mitchell Marylu Miller Bobby Ray Pillow Bobby Smith La Wanna Strickland Billie Jean Watson Jean Williams De Witt Kelley Raymond Henderson Wayne Holbrook Freda Johnson Jenna V. Brock Sharon Ann Wheatley W illiam Toten Charles Snow Jimmy Dale Peters Dianne Loftis SECOND GRADE Kenny Agee Johnny Anderson Tony Aguirre Arnold W. Brown Anna Burch Kay Bullock Tommy Cantrell Cirilio Castillio Priscilla Cameran Madelin Carrell Leslie Cook Earl W. Cole Johnny Collins Linda Elmore Jimmy Fullenwider Mary Aguirre Ysabel Cauna Bobby Kay Gregory Jerrell Hadaway Barta Jo Haley Don Howard Franklin Hicks Richard Hernandez Jannette James Raul Jasso SECOND GRADE Don Layman Herbert Marsh Novella Madden Jimmie Martin Sandra Martin Lois McAteer Dale Montgomery Jerry Matlock Eudene Roberson Carl Sanderson Sandy Sanders Mary Jane Shirey Pats, Smith Larry Tunnell Norman Winkly Ralph Wisian Kay Packard Wanda Parker Ronda Sanders Linda Sanderson Sharon Scott Edwina Valencia Camilla Wheatley Domingo Revere Jackie Moser SECOND GRADE Ronnie Dent Paul Williams Marie Utley Gay Neil Conner MR. SIMMONS FIRST GRADE Charles Axtell Rebecca Bearden Judy Bock Billy Fred Bolinger Shelby Bozeman David Cameron Billie Chaney Ruben Chanez Sharon Conard Charles Cowley Don Curtis Danny Dane Leota Jean Duffey Joyce Durham Morris Ray Ellis Quata Sue Evans Karen Giles. Juanita Williams Linda Glasscock Joan Gover Barbara Henderson Twila Whitford Norma Hamilton Gearld Hicks Thomas Hicks Jeanette Holbrook Harmon Winkley Kenneth Holly Hal Hudson Kenneth Williams Jerry Wayne Jones Charlotte Jordan Tommy Kellar Cary Kelley Jwartita Land a Linda Lewis Richard Lightfoot Tramam Loyd Scott Martin Ruby Helen Martin Minnie Wheat Ma rie Miller Lewis Ray Miller Abel Munoz Nolberto Misnoz Reml Munoz r taiia Murrell Wyleem Williams Toddy Padilla Ramon Posada FIRST GRADE Ro� enda Po� ada Treva Coroner Jar,r Roberson Esther Rivera Johnny Ramirez Kay Sander� Kay McCord Gay Nortbcott J t tr ie Scbeller Bobb Sloa Sn© Arthur StrtcKUt$4 Bobby Tar pfey Melvin 7 Ae LVojjelda Vela® BUREAU OF INFORMATION Biggest Consumer of Food Biggest Pest Biggest Flirt Biggest Mama Baby Most Bashful Best Dancers Loudest Talkers Prissiest Smoothest Liars Nicest Figure and Physique Friendliest Couple Funniest Couple Silliest Couple Most Conceited Couple Most Interested in Sports Cutest Kids Prettiest Eyes Nicest Legs Prettiest Complexion Nicest Shaped Nose Prettiest Hair Most Attractive Lips Most Attractive Walk Prettiest Hands Easiest to get along with Moodiest Fuzzy Watson Eddie Haydon Donnie Dent Grady Lynn Davis Billy Wayne Barlow Duane Barrett Jim Burgess Private Hargrove Pap Parish Donnie Dent Dwaine Wheat Earl McNeil Milton McNamara Roy Dale Underwood Roney Smith Doug Higgens Ray Joe Riley Roy Dale Underwood Ray Barrett Melvin Harris Wayne Davis Stockie Billy Matlock Douglas Lewis Stockie Roney Smith Marie Howell Geline Carrell Bobbie Cearley Myrta Lee Rudd Shirley O'Hair Bennie Sue Welch Dot Hargrove Lucy Brown Janelle Ott Gene Winders Lucille Jones Joan Maxcey Yvonne Newton Lois Cleavinger Christene Myers Janabeth Laing Delora Whitford Wylene Ussery Dorothy McClanahan Joyce Armstrong Juanell Crawford Ann Seymore Laqueta Kelley Beth Bulls Dorothy Harris Betty Williams CLASS PROPHECY The year is 1961, the earth shook violently, trees swayed as if touched by a gigantic hand, rocks were rent in twain, mountains collapsed to the bed of an ocean and a vast fog floated inland from the explosion. The dread A bomb had been exploded. I found myself, when the disaster occurred, under a shade tree in front of our yard, drinking tea, and reading the latestcopyof Fearless Fosdick who had just become a great- grandfather. When the fog swept over me, I began to feel dizzy, my head began to reel, I felt nauseated, and the last thing I could remember was that Fearless Fosdick was still shooting the Beaneaters. As if in a dream, I floated from cloud to cloud, the myriad of beautiful colors compara- ble to heaven, my feet seemed light as a feather, and I knew I was in the realm of fantastic belief. I wandered around awhile, and finally I walked over to a building. I didn't know whether to enter or not because I could hear angry voices coming from the room. I walked in to find myself in a heated courtroom; a lawyer was standing up shouting and shaking his fist. His tie was disarranged and his beautiful curly hair was all in a mess. He seemed to be losing his case. Every once in a while he would look at a small beautiful girl, who was smartly dressed, who must have been his wife. I moved closer and who should I recognize them to be, but DONNIE DENT and LAQUETA KELLEY. They certainly made a beautiful couple. I spoke to them and wandered on from cloud to cloud. I suddenly saw a hugh ranch off in the distance and about a half dozen young children who were dark, curly haired and all wore boots, jeans, and all the accessories. I walked up and spoke to them. They said their Maw was in the house. I walked in and who should I find, but MARIE HOWELL, cooking enough for half the county. She looked just as young and pretty as she did when she graduated the same night I did. Soon DALE WINDERS walked in, followed by all the children and they all dived in and started eating. They invited me to stay, but I decided I had better hurry on. I said goodbye to the Winders and walked on; I was getting pretty tired as I sat down on a rock cloud and rested. Soon I thought I heard an angry voice and the squeal of pigs. I turned around and just over the fence I saw a man with a stick, trying to drive the hogs back up to the barn. He saw me and came over to see what I was doing there. When he came closer I saw him to be JIM BURGESS, who had been president of the Senior Class. He sat down and sighed. He looked pretty tired. We talked awhile about the good old days. Then he jumped up and away he went after his pigs again. I chuckled to myself and went on my way. Next, I came to a high school. I noticed out on the football field about twenty or thirty young boys and a coach. The coach was calling each boy and telling how each play should be carried out. He turned to face me and I recog- nized DUANE BARRETT. He seemed happy at his job, so I left him and went on my way. I began to get thirsty so I stopped at a drug store to get a coke. Behind the counter, I found ROY DALE UNDERWOOD snowed under with orders of all kinds from teenagers. He looked up and smiled, then went back to his work. I looked around. I asked one of the teen- agers who owned this nice drug store and she told me a nice old man, who usually sat in the back. No one knew much about him, because he never talked. He had a wife that was twice as large as he was and he hardly breathed without getting flogged. When I went to the back I found BILLY WAYNE BARLOW sitting in a chair, figuring out his financial situations. We talked for awhile, then I heard a woman yell, Billy Wayne, get yourself in here and help me fix some supper . He jumped up and ran into the next room. I sat there awhile, then left the store and walked on. Next, I came to a small house with lots of shrubs and flowers around it. I thought it was the most quaint house I had ever seen. A little red-haired boy and girl sat playing in the yard. They asked me in and there were BETTY ANN and RAYMOND washing dishes. They seemed to be very happy together. I went back by the School house and looked in on the old school. There was MYRTA LEE RUDD teaching tfre first grade. She had married a farmer. I walked on and soon came to a woman on a cloud crying her eyes out. She looked so remorseful that I sat down beside her and found myself sitting by my old school chum, LUCY BROWN. Of course, it wasn't Brown then, because she had been married three times and had just had a fight with her third husband. She finally stopped crying and went on her way and I went on mine. I kept on going until I came to a beautiful mansion. I stood there with my mouth open and soon I saw a beautiful lady, walk with great dignity toward me. She stopped and it was LOIS CLEAVINGER. I talked awhile and finally I asked her where her husband was. She sighed and pointed, Outthere . I looked where she pointed and there was BOBBY MARTIN, play- ing golf, just by himself and running after each ball that he hit. I laughed and walked on. 1 came to a large building and found it to be an Old Maid's Home. There were two ladies standing out on the porch. I walked up to them and I recognized DOROTHY HARRIS and JOYCE ARMSTRONG. They were still looking for a husband and they hadn't lost hope after all these years. Beautiful music, played by the most famous orchestra of the time, is surpassed only by the cracked voice of DELORA WHITFORD; she is billed on the stage as Dynamic Delora. If you ever hear her sing, you'll explode. I looked on the second row and there were her five little boys and husband, beaming proudly upon their mother and wife. Next I came to a big furniture store. I walked in and sat down, because I was dog-tired. A lady came up to sell me something and who should it be but ETTA MAE ELLIS. Between her and LLOYD OSWALD they had built up a furniture store and Beauty Shoppe and were making scads of money. I walked on and came upon another large building. I saw WANDA GAYLE stamp her foot and exclaim, Of, course, I have to work in a broom factory. When Bobby and I had our tenth baby, I told him it was the last straw . Next I came to a cloud, with two brand new cars setting on it. There was RONEY SMITH sitting between the two cars trying to decide which one to drive, because in one car sat GENE WINDERS and in the other one NAOMI FANNING. The fog diminishes and I find myself floating back to earth on a silvery sheath of sun- light. Just before I reach the ground, I hear a voice say, Stop the machine, hold the press, here's a great story . And rushing through the fog, her head shaking and black ink all over her face, I saw JUANELL CRAWFORD, the only woman editor in New York. And the envy of all the other editors. I reached the earth with a jolt, and rubbing my eyes, I looked about me. It was just the same. I sat with my Fearless Fosdick magazine on the ground beside me and the empty glass overturned. 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Good Luck Muleshoe, Texas Phone 52 COMPLIMENTS CURRY FIRST NATIONAL BANK Hurry to Currys and Save Sudan Texas Sudan T exas Goss Conoco Service D mmitt Elevator Co. Phone 364-J Highway 70 North of Tracks Congratulations Seniors Gates Tires Tubes Muleshoe Texas Dimmitt T exas Walgreen Agency Western DRUG- CO. Muleshoe, Texas The Leading Drug Store in Muleshoe piRST JTATE gANK Dimmitt, Texas Member F. D. I. C. Wilson • Sanders SUDAN Lumber Co. ELEVATORS J.H. Vincent Box 236 Phone 93 Grain And Field Seeds Muleshoe Texas Congratulations Seniors Sudan Texas m-m ||r Compliments Minneapolis-Moline Farm Machinery And Pontiac Car Dealer Cobbs Phone 3531 Sudan, Texas I Plainview's Leading Department Store dEINIORS HBMSCKt BROS. More Than Just a Hardware Store PRESCRIPTIONS SUNDRIES Congratulations Seniors EMMONS DRUG Amherst Texas Dimmitt Implement Dimmitt, Texas c s Equipment Co. Dimmitt Texas John Deere Sales Service Ha r dwa re- Applian c e s CMC Phone 133 Dimmitt Texas CORCORRAN-PURCELL Plainview Texas 1 'tC udt- uokt £- CJu -eLin v Butane and Propane Phone L6 Tanks - -Stoves--Carburetor s Muleshoe, Texas MayQS Implement O S.E.Cone Elevator Company Sudan, Texas Your Me Cormick-Inter national Dealer Dimmitt Texas Mr. Duffey C. Q nd W« Muleshoe Texas A Mighty Good Place to Eat A.L.(Snakie) Wright Phone 3781 Sudan, Texas JOHN DEERE DEALER in Sudan, Texas Box 186 Phone 3581 CAot. dcttau dwdwC Phone 122 Muleshoe, Texas We Deliver BASS FIRESTONE DEALER STORE u •JQjZdBy The Home of the Upright Food Freezer Muleshoe QjtfMrJCvnnU' tt+iL S. L. Harman Son P.O. Box 334 Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Men's Furnishings Dimmitt Texas Congratulations Seniors COCA COLA BOTTLING CO. Plainview, Texas Davis Lenderson TRACTORS - COMBINES IMPLEMENTS John Deere G.M.C. Pontiac Phone 56 Muleshoe P.O.Box 192 T exas GENE'S BUTANE CO. AND GRAY'S OIL CO. Your friendly Phillip 66 Dealer Box 567 Phone 3011 Sititi eat 70 tfoi Wjbetf -teftaiM ffa0Mutton EARTH MOTOR CO. Phone 3341 Earth, Texas CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS F rom CASH WAY GROCERY Where Friends Meet and Prices Talk Earth, Texas Phone 3281 BOMAR MERCANTILE Grocerys Dry Goods Hardware Merit Chicken Feed Phone 3482 Spring Lake, Texas Jim Sanders DAN'S SUPER MARKET Mr. Mrs. E. E. Danforth We give S H Green Stamps Earth, Texas II PATTERSONS BROS. GROCERY MKT. Bennie Sue and Douglas Jimmie and Joyce Mr. Duffey and Private Congratulations Seniors KING BRO. GRAIN SEED COMPANY Muleshoe, Texas Private and Laqueta SPRING LAKE CLEANERS Quality Cleaning Laundry Servcie Henry F. Cody Spring Lake, Texas Dorothy and Billy EARTH THEATRE 'Movies are your best entertainment Earth, Texas T.L. SANDERSON BUTANE PROPANE DEALER Household Appliances Phone 3181 Earth, Texas Delora and Myrta Lee Mr. Fowler To The Seniors of 1951 Our Heartiest Congratulations and Best Wishes C. E. BLEY DRY GOODS Olton, Texas Donnie and Delora Dial 3561 HI-WAY SERVICE STATION Lefty Hollingsworth Highway 70 Olton, Texas Duane and Naomi CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS HIGGINBOTHAM-BARTLETT CO. Littlefield, Texas HILL ROGERS FURNITURE Maytag Norge Appliances Phone 77 M Littlefield, Texas Mrs. Fowler and Jimmie Burgess Wanda Gayle Congratulations Seniors HIGGINBOTHAM-BARTLETT CO. Earth, Texas CITY DRUG Earth, Texas OLTON DRUG LUCILLE'S BEAUTY SHOP Prescription Specialists Olton, Texas Phone 2251 Earth, Texas PHILLIP 66 STATION EARTH CLEANERS Wayne Rutherford H.B. Doughty Earth, Texas Phone 3661 Earth, Texas Good Luck to the Best of Luck to the Seniors Seniors EARTH DRY GOODS B. I. VARIETY Earth, Texas Earth, Texas Compliments of ED PACKWOOD MOTORS Littlefield, Texas Mr. Scott MILEUR ROSS HATCHERY 704 E. 4th Street Littlefield, Texas Delora Art Phone 2572 Box 123 CHISHOLM FLORAL 620 E. Fifth Street Phone 122 Littlefield, Texas SHOP AT FINDLEY'S JEWELRY A GIFT THAT WILL LAST Watches Diamonds Jewelry Silverware Crystal Patsy Randolph Dorthy Billy Littlefield, Texas Phone 616 CURTIS R. WILKINSON COUNTY ATTORNEY Lamb County Mr. Fowler Mr. White Laqueta Donnie CONGRATULATIONS OTHA F. DENT CotvrUt (fudpje. Larry Griffin WILSON CRUMP LUMBER COMPANY P.O. Box 1266 Littlefield, Texas Phone 233 Est. 1931 WINSTON INSURANCE AGENCY P. O. Box 666 Littlefield, Texas mC Marie and Mrs. Fowler Furche Riley C. O. Burt RILEY AND BURT IMPLEMENT CO. Dealers in FERGUSON TRACTORS AND EQUIPMENT Telephone 13 1000 Delano Ave. Littlefield, Texas JOHN NAIL STUDIO Littlefield, Texas Mr. Duffey and Mr. White Myrta Lee SUL.LINS FARM SUPPLY Lubbock-Spade Highway- Intersection Phone 512-M Littlefield, Texas Paymaster Feeds ALEXANDER WYATT HARDWARE Littlefield, Texas Billy Wayne Good Luck to the 1950-51 Seniors REAL ESTATE LOAN OFFICE Littlefield, Texas THE BAKER COMPANY OFFICE EQUIPMENT SPORTING GOODS PRINTING 14th Street Avenue J. Lubbock, Texas !P« ft