Springlake High School - Wolverine Yearbook (Earth, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1952 volume:

oiveri ne Spr'in laKe School itor: Wij lene. IX s -r-tj dSSi Edihr.' Qehn.e. Sue, Ve loh DEDICATION To the parents of our student body whose foresight and devotion have pro- vided us with the opportunity of an education, we wish to dedicate the 1952 Edition of the Wolverine. Seniors of 1952 JUDGES Members Name Term Expires Mr. E. W.- Harper............-.................... '54 Mrs. J. L. Hinson (inactive)-----------------------'54 Mr. Henry Lewis, .-«President----------------------'55 L.G. Watson-........-...................---......--'53 Roy Haberer----------------------------------------'52 Ray Riley----------------------------------------- '52 E. C. Clayton -------------------------------------'52 Beedie Welch, Secretary BOARD OF EDUCATION We appreciate your tiring efforts in continuing to make our school a better one. Your job is one of tremendous importance and you have fulfilled it exceedingly well. Your faith in us has made us want to do our jobs well. With continued co-operation from the community you shall exceed all past years in building a successful school. Only a few of the accomplishments credited to you are vast improvements in the grade school building interior; new, modern, furniture; teacher's chairs; sewer improvements, and many, many other projects to nu- erous to mention. ' BOSS OF THE WOLVERINE OUTFIT In the Springlake School system it is a desire of the faculty to give you more than the knowl- edge that you glean from books. We try to teach you to live together peacefully and happily. We hope that through our training you may meet the future as a good American citizen; with knowledge skills, strong mental attitudes, and emotional control. And also it is our aim to acquaint you with God and His laws. A fine spirit of co-operation was exemplified by the sponsor and by the members of the annual staff. The spirit of the advertisers in helping to make its production possible is greatly appreciated. It has provided a valuable means of training in the democratic way of life, through co-operation in planning and effort. If you students will apply yourselves to your daily task in life as you did in publishing this annual, I have no doubts as to your success Sincerely yours, Rubert W. Spann RANCH FOREMEN High School Principal-TOM BILL FOWLER Grade School Principal-W. J. BILL THORNE RANCH HOUSE HIGH SCHOOL GRADE SCHOOL COWHANDS MR. JIM SANDERS-Commercial Subjects MRS. GLADYS McCASKILL-Science MR. TRAVIS SCOTT-Agriculture MRS. BETTY PARISH-Music, Band. COWHANDS THOMAS EARNEST, Supervisor BEEDIE WELCH-Indispensable to the school. She never minds stopping her work and helping. Patient, sweet, and intelligent. MRS. WAUNETT FOWLER, English and MRS. LEVI COBLE, School Nurse Speech. MRS. RUTH SPANN Kind and Sympathetic First Grade MRS. CARRIE MORGAN Patient and Understanding First Grade MRS. MONTGOMERY Untiring in her efforts Second Grade MRS. GLADYS McCORD Third Grade The essence of tenderness HARLEY WINTERS Fifth Grade Fair and Kind ROY SIMMONS Seventh Grade Accurate and friendly. Familiarly known as coach to his students. COWHANDS MRS. VADA BRITT Third Grade Artistic-even with children v Jt TRAVIS MONTGOMERY Fourth and Fifth Sincere MRS. OPAL DAVIS Eighth Grade A friend to all her students. MRS. MILDRED HALEY Fourth Grade Painstaking GRADY BURNETT Sixth Grade Sense of Humor MRS. KATHLEEN CARDINAL Sweet and enduring Second Grade STUDENT COUNCIL BACK ROW: Fuzzy Watson, Junior Representative; Don Clayton, Fresh- man Representative; Bennie Sue Welch, Junior Representative; Shirley O'Hair, Sophomore Representative. FRONT ROW: Grady Davis, Senior Vice-President; Bobbie Cearley, Senior Secretary; Ray Joe Riley, Senior President. J- J- in- y WT fit- A jf i yk OLTON. •■ M f u A Otto a , 7ex AS 5TATE BANk ‘7K € K A'r ifrt' SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President------ Vice-President Sec retary---- T reasurer---- Reporter------- RICHARD STOCKSTILL -... BO McCLURE DOROTHY HARGROVE ---BOBBIE CEARLEY ....W YLENE USSERY CLASS OF 1952 DANNY BECKER Transfer from Talpa; Annual Staff-4; Paper Staff-4. BOBBIE CEARLEY Pep Squad -1; F.H.A. 1-2-3; Band Majorette 2-4; Annual Staff-4; Paper Staff-4; Treasurer-4; Senior Play; Junior Play; Student Council, Secretary-4; Band Treasurer-4; Accompanist Chorus-4; MINNIE LEE BOLINGER Pep Squad -1-2-3; F. H. A. -1-2-3-4; Class Favorite-3; Annual Staff-3-4; Carnival Queen-4; Citizenship Award-4; Senior Play; Junior Play; Chorus. GRADY LYNN DAVIS F. F. A. -1; Tennis -1; Student Council Vice -President-4; Junior Play; Office-3-4; Annual Staff-4; Band-3-4; DALE CRAWFORD F.F.A. -1-3-4; Playground Ball-1; Basketball -1; Football-1 -2-4; DONALD HARGROVE F ootball- 1 - 2-3 -4; F. F. A. -1-2-3; Boxing -1 -2; Class Favorite-1; Vice-president-2; Basketball-2-3. CLASS OF '52 DOROTHY HARGROVE Pep Squad-2-4; Cheerleader -2-4; Student Council Secretary-2; F.H. A. -2-4; Class Beauty-2-4; F.F.A. Sweetheart-2; Secretary of Class-4; President Pep Squad-4; Annual Staff-4; Senior Play; Best All-around Candidate -4. JOHN HALL F.F.A. -i-2-3-4; F ootball- 1 -2-3; Manager of team-4; Balfour Award-1; Softball - 1; One-act Play-2; President of Class-2; Best All-around Candidate; Junior Play; Vice - President-3. DOUGLAS LEWIS F.F.A. -1-2-3-4; President of F. F. A. ; Softball- 1; Basketball - 1-2-3; Tennis- 1 -2; Senior Play; Junior Play. CHRISTINE MYERS Basketball- 1 -2-4; Softball-1-2-3; Tennis -1; Pep Squad-1-2-3; F. H. A. -1-2-3. HAROLD JORDAN F.F.A. -1-2-3; Secretary of F.F.A. - 1; Softball-2; Bus Driver-4. MILTON BUD McNamara F. F. A. -1-2-3; Secretary-Treasurer Class -1; Aggie Band-2; State Piano Contest; Secretary of F. F. A. -2; Student Council-3; Class Reporter-3; Band President-3; Vice-President Chorus-3; Junior Play; Senior Play. SENIOR CLASS EARL McNEILL F. F. A. -1-2-3-4; F.F.A. Vice-President- 4; Basketball - 1-4; Basketball- 1 -4; Tennis -1; Junior Play; Senior Play; One-act Play-3, ray JOE RILEY Interschlastic League Entry-1; Tennis -1; F. F. A. -1-2-3; Basketball - 1 - 2; Annual Staff -1; Student Council President-4; Paper Staff-4; 4-H Club National Winner; Lamb County's Outstanding Certified Seed Grower. PATSY McCORD Pep Squad-1-2; F.H. A. -1-2-3; Senior Play; Tennis -1; Playground Ball-1. PATSY RANDOLPH Pep Squad-1-2; F.H. A. -1-2-3; Basketball - 1; Annual Staff - 1; Band-Twirler-3 JANELLE OTT F.H. A. -1-2-3-4; Cheerleader-2; Secretary-Treasurer Class -2; Vocalist, Aggie Band-2; Class Favorite-2; Tennis Club-2; Band, Secretary- Treasurer-3; Carnival Princess-3; Junior Play; Senior Play; Annual Staff -3-4; F.H. A. Vice-President-3; Mid-term Graduate. SENIOR CLASS RICHARD STOCKSTILL F ootball-3 -4; Class Reporter-2; Class President -3-4; F. F. A. -1-2-3-4; F.F.A. Vice-President-3; Class Handsome-3-4; School Handsome-3; Class Favorite-4; Carnival King-4; Carnival Prince-2-1; Chorus-4; Band-4. BETTYE WILLIAMS Transfer from Olney; Class Favorite-4; Senior Play; Pep Squad-4; Paper Staff-4. WYLENE USSERY Pep Squad-1-2-3; Pep Squad Reporter-1; Cheerleader-3; F. H. A.-1-2-3-4; Class Secretary-1; Carnival Princess-2; Class Reporter-1; Secretary-Treasurer-3; Junior Play; Annual Staff-3-4; Paper Staff-3-4; Class Reporter-4; CHARLES YOAKUM Transfer from Jal, New Mexico in '51; Basketball-3-4; Tennis-3. GENE WINDERS Pep Squad-1; F.H. A. -1-2-4; School Beauty-3; Drum Major-3-4; President Chorus-2; Chorus-2-4; F.H. A. Reporter-2; Paper Staff-3-4; Editor Paper-4; Band-2-4; Band President-3; Annual Art Editor- Tennis - 1; Junior Play; Senior Play; Playground Ball-1. 4; SENIOR CLASS LARRY GRIFFIN Carnival Prince-3; F.F. A. -1-2-3-4; F.F.A. Secretary- Treasurer-2; F.F. A. Historian-3; Class Favorite-3; Tennis - 1; Aggie Band-2-3; Chorus-4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Student Council-3; P.T.A. Representative-4: MRS. TOM BILL FOWLER Sponsor 4 r' JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President ---- Vice-President Secretary ----- Treasurer------ Reporter------ --- RAY BARRETT -----LOIS WILSON BENNIE SUE WELCH ---LUCILLE JONES -- DOUGLAS HIGGINS FRANCES KELLAR GLENNA RUTHERFORD JOYCE KITRELL FUZZY WATSON JANABETH LAING BENNIE SUE WELCH DALE LANDERS LOIS WILSON BILLY MATLOCK Dm� a A o«+ MRS. THORNE SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS BETH BULLS BETTY GREGORY WAYNE DAVIS EVELYN McNEIL The sophomore class met in a class meeting Wednesday and elected the following officers for the year: President — Beth Bulls. Vice president — Wayne Davis. Secretary — Betty Lou Greg- ory. Reporter — Evelyn McNeil. P. T. A. representative—Royce Bearden. Class colors — Blue and white. Sponsors — Mr. Scott. Motto—“Forward Ever, Back- ward Never.” Class song — “May the Good Lord Bless and Keep You.” Room parents — Lucille Price. Mrs. L. T. Smith, and Mrs. Roy Simmons. Recreation committee — Doro- thy McClanahan, Dewelene Green, Wayne Davis, Joan Max- cey, Clifford Bills, Wendell Tarp- ley. DORIS ARMSTRONG JUANITA BARLOW KENNETH DYER DARRELL ELLIS ROYCE BEARDEN CLIFFORD BILLS LEONARD GILMORE DEWEYLENE GREEN LEXIE BRANSCUM CLAUDEEN BROCK BETTY GREGORY A. J. JONES BETH BULLS BETTY JANE CLARK WANDA JONES JOAN MAXCEY LORAINE CODY WAYNE DAVIS DOROTHY McCLANAHAN EVELYN McNEIL Qlass o9 W CLEO MEEKS SHIRLEY ANN O'HAIR KENNETH WATSON FERN WILLIAMS BOBBETTE PARISH CHARLENE PARISH ANNE WOOD DOROTHY WINBOURN JOYCE ROBNETT J.A. SANDERS HILBERT WISIAN PEGGY WOODSON WENDELL TARPLEY MR. TRAVIS SCOTT Sponsor More Fun? FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President...........-..........DON CLAYTON Vice-President----------VIRGINIA McCLESKEY Secretary-------------------DWAYNE LOUDDER Treasurer----------------RICHARD McCASKILL BARBARA BARRETT BEVERLY BEARDEN PEGGY KITTRELL DON LAWSON BOYD BRITT GELENE CARRELL LOIS LEWIS PAULETTE LOFTIS JOYCE DAVIS SEYMOUR EVANS DWAYNE LOUDDER COLEEN MOORE CHARLENE GOFORTH JIMMY HADAWAY RICHARD McCASKILL SHIRLEY McCLESKEY DALE HARPER JOAN KELLEY VIRGINIA McCLESKEY YVONNE O'HAIR Class o$ '££T CHARLES PARISH ANNA RUTH PARKER ESSIE WHITE TRICE WILLIAMS DONALD RANDOLPH ROXIE RUTHERFORD JANELLE WILLIAMS BARBARA WILLIAMS WAYLON SCHELLOR FRANKLIN STARKEY DUB WISE JIM SANDERS, Sponsor NONA STEVENS DONALD WATSON SENIOR FAVORITES BETTYE WILLIAMS LOUIS STOCKIE STOCKSTILL JUNIOR FAVORITES DALE LANDERS LOIS WILSON SOPHOMORE FAVORITES 1; - i ' - • V ! JOYCE ROBNETT DARRELL ELLIS FRESHMAN FAVORITES DON WATSON JOYCE DAVIS BEST ALL AROUND LUCILLE JONES AND DWAIN WHEAT Selected by the student body because of citizen- ship, scholastic ability, and versatility. RUNNERS-UP DOROTHY HARGROVE RAY JOE RILEY CARNIVAL KING AND QUEEN QUEEN MINNIE LEE BOLINGER KING LOUIS RICHARD STOCKSTILL GRADE SCHOOL KING AND QUEEN BARBARA McCASKILL BOBBY DON GREEN Runners-Up Runners-Up LANA GAY AXTELL NORMA JEAN HAMILTON CRAIG SPANN SHELBY BOZEMAN SHERRY STEIN DONALD WILLIAMS LINDA KAY ELMORE JERRELL HADAWAY EVELYN McNEIL ROYCE BEARDEN SUE NEAL DOUGLAS LOUDDER FRANCES KELLAR RAY BARRETT SHARON HAYES TRACY ANGELEY SUE BOZEMAN REX LOFTIS KAY JONES RAYBURN OTT NONA STEVENS CHARLES PARISH TTltxrt' (JtyU; 7 MOST HANDSOME MOST BEAUTIFUL RUNNERS-UP DOROTHY HARGROVE Second Place Senior A. J. JONES Sophomore DEWEYLENE GREEN Sophomore RICHARD McCASKIIJL F reshman VIRGINIA McCLESKEY F reshman RICHARD STOCKSTILL Second Place Senior (Not Pictured). ANNUAL STAFF WYLENE USSERY ...... BENNIE SUE WELCH---- MINNIE LEE BOLINGER -- DOROTHY HARGROVE---- GLENNA RUTHERFORD--- JANELLE OTT......... BOBBIE CEARLEY...... DOROTHY McCLANAHAN- JOAN KELLEY......... LARRY GRIFFIN....... DANNY BECKER....... GRADY LYNN DAVIS.... MRS. TOM BILL FOWLER -------------------Editor ------------Ass't Editor -------------------Typist -------------------Typist ------------Ass't Typist ---------Business Manager ---------Business Manager ----Soph. Representative Freshmen Representative Freshmen Representative -----------Photog raphe r ------------ Photographer ----------------- Sponsor The Annual Staff worked hard publishing this year's annual. We hope you enjoy it for years to come. The Annual Staff. DRIVER EDUCATION CLASS Patsy McCord, Danny Becker, Harold Jordon, Charles Yoakum, Douglas Higgins, Louis Stockstill, Gene Winders, Wylene Ussery, Ina Melton, Pearl Dyar, Betty Williams , Dorothy Hargrove, Dolan Fennell, Dwain Wheat, Supt. Spann, Dale Landers, Eddie Hay- don, Fuzzy Watson, Eddie Curtsinger, Dale Crawford. DRIVER EDUCATION AN INCENTIVE FOR SAFETY The value of high school driver education has long been established. An analysis of accident statistics shows that young drivers who have such training are involved in 60% fewer fatal accidents than those without it. Knowing this, and realizing the importance of providing this course of safety education, a number of the high schools of the nation are offering driver education courses to our youth. Dual control cars are assigned through American Automobile Association to high schools having a specially prepared instructor and conducting a course meeting certain minimum standards. Our dual control car used in driver training is being furnished through courtesy and gratitude of the Shepard Chevrolet of Plainview. The driver training course and car is under direction and supervision of the Super- intendent, Rubert W. Spann, a qualified instructor. It will provide the most favorable opportunity for students in this course to acquire knowledge, skills and attitudes needed for safe driving. PEP SQUAD TOP ROW: Pearl Dyar, Joyce Robnett, Bobbette Parish, Betty Jane, Shirley O'Hair, Joyce Kittrell, Christine Myers, Betty Gregory, Beverely Bearden. THIRD ROW: Joan Maxcey, Joyce Davis, Essie White, Glenna Rutherford, Noami Fanning, Anne Wood, Dorothy McClanahan, Beth Bulls, Claudeen Brock, Loraine Cody, Barbara Barrett. SECOND ROW: Deweylene Green, Coleen Moore, Lucille Jones, Frances Kellarr Bennie Sue Welch, Evelyn McNeil. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Thorne, Sponsor; Paulette Loftis, Joan Kelley, Barbara Williams, Janelle Williams, Roxie Rutherford, Charlene Parish, Peggy Kittrell, Shirley McCleskey, Betty Williams, Geline Carrell, Virginia McCleskey, Lois Lewis, Charlene Goforth, Nona Stevens, Mrs. Fowler, Sponsor; Lois Wilson. DOROTHY HARGROVE-Senior PEGGY WOODSON-Sophomore JANABETH LAING-Junior YVONNE O'HAIR-Freshman SPRINGLAKE BAND BACK ROW: Mrs. Betty Parish, Wayna Mae Rutherford, Betty Sue McClure, Betty Joyce O'Hair, Kenneth Lowe, Kay Seymour. THIRD ROW: Left: Virginia Hulcey, Sherry Stine, Sharan Hays. SECOND ROW: Lou Ella Barton, Janice Jones, La- verne Williams. FIRST ROW: Eli Barton, Lanita Messer, Patsy Randolph . MIDDLE GROUP: Kay Haberer, Gene Winders, Bobby McClure, Bob McClure, Shirley Ann Chaney, Charlene Hamilton, Sue Bozeman, Bobbie Green, Bobbie Cearley, Leonard Gilmore, Jo Ann Elmore, Bobbette Parish, FIRST ROW: Right: Jerry Tunnell, Jimmy Fisher. SECOND ROW: David Cearley, Clifford Cook, Bobby Angeley. THIRD ROW: Ray Bolinger, Rita Crawford, LuRae Glasscock Twirlers ANITA MESSER BOBBIE CEARLEY KAY HABERER Majorette GENE WINDERS BAND SWEETHEART SUE BOZEMAN FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FOURTH ROW: Dorothy Winbourn, Wylene Ussery, Gene Winders, Bobbie Cearley, Shirley O'Hair,. Janabeth Laing.Sue Bozeman, Joyce Kittrell, Christine Myers, Patsy McCord, Dorothy McClanahan , Beverly Bearden, THIRD ROW: Joan Maxcey, Dorothy Hargrove, Joyce Davis, Yvonne O'Hair, Pearl Dyar, Joyce Robnett, Betty Clark, Anne Wood, Peggy Woodson, Doris Armstrong, Juanita Barlow. SECOND ROW: Deweylene Green, Coleen Moore, Essie White, Glenna Rutherford, Noami Fanning, Evelyn McNeil, Lucille Jones, Geline Carrell, Bennie Sue Welch, Lois Lewis. FIRST ROW: Patsy Randolph, Paulette Loftis, Joan Kelley. Janelle Williams, Barbara Williams, Roxie Rutherford , Charlene Parish, Peggy Kittrell, Shirley McCleskey, Betty Williams, Frances Kellar, Virginia Mc- Cleskey, Loraine Cody, Barbara Barrett, Charlene Goforth, Lois Wilson. SEATED: Prince Charm - ing-Dwain Wheat. PRINCE CHARMING DWAIN WHEAT Dwain was elected to reign as the beau of all the girls for the 1951 -52 school year. He is quite an envied lad. BACK ROW: Franklin Starkey, Darrell Ellis, Kenneth Dyer, Wendell Tarpley, Dolan Fennell, Dale Crawford, Lexie Branscum, Richard Stockstill, Larry Griffin, Danny Becker. THIRD ROW: Jimmy ddadaway, Hilbert Wisian, Harold Jordan, Leonard Gilmore, Boyd Britt, Trice Williams, J. A. Sanders, Eddie Curtsinger. SECOND ROW: Guadulupe Flores, Pablo Cortez, Seymour Evans, Dwayne Loudder, Richard McCaskill, Don Lawson, Douglas Higgins, Ray Barrett. FRONT: Don Randolph, Dub Wise. Dale Harper, Don Clayton, Don Watson, Eddie Haydon, Fuzzy Watson, Billy Matlock, Mr. Scott, Sponsor; ABSENT: Earl McNeill, Vice-President; Douglas Lewis, President. HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS Joyce Robnett, Beth Bulls, Peggy Woodson, Larry Griffin, Bud McNamara, Louis Stockstill, Bo Me - Clure, Betty Gregory, Wylene Ussery, Bobbie Cearley, Accompanist; Betty Parish, Director; Wanda Jones, Janelle Williams, Colleen Moore, Minnie Lee Bolinger, Dorothy Winbourn, Glenna Ruther - ford, Gene Winders, Doris Armstrong, Juanita Barlow, Paulette Loftis. The hich school chorus had a very successful year under the direction of Mrs. Parish. They sang for many programs, including P. T. A. , Lions, Christmas programs, and churches. LIBRARY STAFF Betty Clark, Claudeen Brock, Betty Gregory, Joyce Kittrell, Cleo Meeks, Beth Bulls, Charlene Goforth, Anne Wood, Lois Wilson, Sue Bozerran, Paulette Loftis, Joan Kelley. OFFICE PERSONNEL Bobbette Parish, Bennie Sue Welch, Glenna Rutherford, Dorothy Hargrove, Patsy McCord, Grady Lynn Davis, Wylene Ussery, Ray Joe Riley. PAPER STAFF Ray Joe Riley - - Lucille Jones -- Louis Stockstill Bobbie Cearley Wylene Ussery Gene Winders - Mr. Sanders -- SPORTS EDITOR ----REPORTER - ---REPORTER .... MANAGER ---- REPORTER ......EDITOR ....-SPONSOR This was the original paper staff. At mid-term Journalism was placed in the curriculum, thus making way for the weekly paper we now get. We are grate- ful to the paper staff and their sponsor for a fine job in keeping us up to date on all the news, gossip, and important events. Those joining the staff at mid-term were: Danny Becker, Bettye Williams, Dorothy Hargrove, Doug Lewis, Dale Crawford, Bennie Sue Welch and Pearl Dyer. Our Wolverine received special recognition from Wes Izzard of the Amarillo GLOBE-NEWS, citing Gene Winders for splendid editorials. BUSES RABY KELLOGG--Mechanic--Foreman EDD BRITT--Custodian CAFETERIA WORKERS Mrs. Alene Griffin, Supervisor; Mrs. Herriage, Mrs. Britt, Mrs. Tena Davis, Alene, Mrs. Criswell, and Mrs. Mable Loftis. C V U V HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL TEAM SECOND ROW: Coach Burnett, Franklin Starkey, Harlon Watson, Wayne Davis, Wendell Tarpley, Douglas Higgins, Billy Matlock, Ray Barrett, Paul Dean Dyer, Coach Cardinal. FIRST ROW: Eddie Curtsinger, Manager; Jimmy Hadaway, Dale Landers, Kenneth Watson, Dale Harper, Don Watson, Don Randolph, Clifford Bills, John Hall, Manager. The Springlake High School Football Team of 1951-52, coached by Johnny Cardinal and Grady Burnett, had a very successful year. Con- sider the competition and their records. We had an inexperienced team, made up chiefly of one-year letterman. They were fighters to the very last down. We salute you - Wolverines - Sponsored by the WATSON BRO. BUTANE CO. COACH BURNETT CAPTAIN FUZZY WATSON COACH CARDINAL CAPTAIN DOUG HIGGINS DALE CRAWFORD WAYNE DAVIS WENDELL TARPLEY DON WATSON This one Vda.s on ■fc FRANKLIN STARKY SENIOR CLASS WILL I. WYLENE USSERY, have been duly instructed to render the last will and testimony of the Springlake Senior Class of 1952. I, DOROTHY HARGROVE, will my loud mouth to JANABETH LAING and hope she makes good use of it. I, RICHARD STOCKSTILL, will my ability to get my bood reports in on time to BILLY MATLOCK. I, BETTY WILLIAMS, will my excess fat to BENNIE SUE WELCH and hope she takes go good care of it. I, DOUGLAS LEWIS, will my ability to be F.F.A. president to FUZZY WATSON and with the help of God, you can keep the meetings in order as I did. I, PATSY McCORD, will my tiny feet to SUE BOZEMAN, and hope they show her as good times in good old S. L. as they did me. I, PRIVATE HARGROVE, will my good conduct record to DWAIN WHEAT. I, JANELLE OTT, will my ability to have any color hair I like the best to NAOMI FANNING. I, BOBBIE CEARLEY, will my ability to go with preachers and all my great love affairs to FRANCES KELLAR. I, MILTON McNAMARA, will my ability to be a public speaker to JOYCE KITTRELL. I, DANNY BECKER, will my dense vocabulary to DOUGLAS HIGGINS, providing he uses it instead of the one he uses now. I, CHRISTINE MYERS, will my ability to be a star basketball player to GLENNA RUTHERFORD. I, GRADY LYNN DAVIS, will my big feet and ability to flunk Geometry to DALE LANDER LANDERS. I, GENE WINDERS, will my position as Editor of the Wolverine and ability to be one of the big three to LUCILLE JONES. I, PATSY RANDOLPH, will my ability to be a great Hula dancer to PEARL DYER. I, RAY JOE RILEY, will my ability to win blue ribbons in 4-H Club and trips to Chicago to RAY BARRETT. I, HAROLD JORDAN, will my ability to be a great bronc rider to DOLAN FENNELL. I, CHARLES YOAKUM, will the land that S. L. school is built on back to the buffaloes. I, LARRY GRIFFIN, will my wrecked automobiles to PAUL DEAN DYER, providing you don't completely demolish them. I, DALE CRAWFORD, will the rest of my spare time going to Roswell, New Mexico to see LOIS. I. JOHN HALL, will my ability to go with the girls from Sudan to EDDIE CURTSINGER. I, WYLENE USSERY, have nothing to will because I will need everything I have and mo more, top. The Seniors haven't forgotten the lower classmen even though they aren't present at this banquet, we hereby will the Sophomore class who will be Juniors next year the privi- ledge of running the school if you have got nerve enough to try it and make the Seniors like it. THE INNER WILLY To the Freshmen, who will be Sophomores next year, we will you all the privileges of taking orders from the Juniors and Seniors and to the Eighth Graders who will be Fresh- men, we will you all the old chewing gum that is under the desk, please sterilize it before you chew it, some of us had the small pox. And last, but not least, we the Senior Class of 1952 will our wonderful sponsors, Mr. and Mrs. Fowler, to the class that will be the luckiest to get them next year. 1, ALEINE LOWERY, will nyy ability to work algebra to MR. FOWLER. The senior play was presented in the high school gym on January 3 1 and February 1. It was very successful and well received by the audience. The seniors enjoyed it very much although they had their little moments of distress. Remember Earl McNeill as Willy the spoiled little dar- ling of the old maids. Earl performed very well. He was faithful and humble. Remember Douglas Lewis as the inner spirit . He was visible only to Willy. Doug is always good on stage. We sure had fun telling Doug we had called off the play. He sure did have his say. He was in poor health all during the play because he never felt like doing actions. You couldn't possibly forget the old maids. They were excellently por- trayed by Bobbie, as Hester; Gene as Louise; and Janelle as Olga. Bobbie was the doting kind and tried her best to convince Willy that he should be a lawyer. But to no avail. She did a splendid job in convincing us she was an old maid. Gene was equally as convincing in her role of the I told-you-so aunt. Her sweet smile was an inspiration in re- hearsals. Janelle even used her voice as a device to convince us she was a charming old maid, and was very good. She was faithful and un- tiring. Stanley Clark was the tough guy. That was played by Larry. He was always there or at least somewhere in the vicinity. You might find him crossing spark plugs or hiding cars, but he was usually there. He played his part very forcefully. Mike was given to us in the form of Bud, who could always say his lines in more ways and still say the same things. He was very co-operative and nice to have around for laughs when the going got tough. Marybelle Turner was an ugly duck- ling in the play and Patsy did a good job in her part. She even had two teeth missing. Trudy Marshall was a twin to Janet. Trudy was played by Minnie Old Reliable Bolinger. She was so emotional that she became highly nervous. She did her best and we love her for it.. Janet was played by Dorothy Hargrove. She was the biggest flirt .you have ever seen. (In the play that is) She learned to really catch a fellow's eye. You did a good job, Dorothy. The play must have a real lover, and that was Bettye Williams as Carol Martin. Bettye kissed Earl as many times as five or six a day just for practice. She looked so sweet inher formal and practically reformed Willy single-handed, that is with the help of Inner Willy. Didn't Doug look cute in those long legged underwear ? All-in-all I believe we will long remember the play and the fun we had in rehearsals. Mrs. Fowler was always beating us up, but she was very sincere and we appreciate her now. She just could not see why a movie was more important than rehearsals, or why washing the car was important, or a broken leg, or pneumonia. Nothing short of death was more important than rehearsals. We all had fun and remember -- The re' s magic in the theater- And theater in magic -- JUNIOR FOOTBALL SQUAD BACK ROW: Left to Right: Coach Simmons, Jimmy Barrett, Bobby Scheller, Doyle Bills, G.R. Howell, Max Neal, Bobby Green, Keith Parish, A. j'. Phillips, Douglas Parish, Rex Loftis, Bobby McClure, Freddy McCarty, Harvey Kendricks, Donald Williams, Donald Stephens, Manager; Kenneth Lowe, Manager. FRONT ROW: Left to Right: Melvin Mc- Clure, A. C. Lewis, Tommy Fisher, Otis Ray King, Bobby Angeley, Jerry Tunnell, Max Goforth, Joe Ed Wheat, Claude Daws, Eddy Earl Barton, Clifford Cook, Lyndon Watson, James Powell, A.L. Cody. FOOTBALL SWEETHEART MISS CHARLENE HAMILTON BASKETBALL BOYS WAYNE DAVIS A big fellow who works hard to win games. Reliable-dependable. FUZZY WATSON Fast as a bolt of lightning and twice as dan- gerous. Ready to defend his alma mater. KENNETH WATSON The boy with the skinned nose, who sheds blood for his team. Kenny's a real worker at all sports. DOUGLAS HIGGINS The boy that puts the fun into the work and work into his fun. He is a very adept shooter. BASKETBALL BOYS EDDIE HAYDEN Little but loud. Ready to go in the game any time. Anything is better than warming the bench. JIMMY HADAWAY A freshman that excels in the floor play and ball handling. Pretty Boy Hadaway. WENDELL TARPLEY A starting forward with speed and ac- curacy. Should be outstanding next year, since he is only a sophomore. DWAIN WHEAT Although an injured knee proved too much for Dwain in football, he bounced back to be a starter in basketball. He played man- to-man all the way. GIRLS BASKETBALL SQUAD THIRD ROW: Geline Carroll, Yvonne O'Hair, Barbara Williams, Frances Kellar, Evelyn McNeil, Virginia McCleskey, Noami Fanning, Nona Stevens. SECOND ROW: Janabeth Laing, Christine Myers, Joan Maxcey, Shirley O'Hair, Betty Clark, Dorothy McClanahan, Deweylene Green, Coach Cardinal. FIRST ROW: Shirley McCleskey, Joyce Davis, Roxie Rutherford, Lois Lewis, Charlene Parish. Christine Myers, Guard, Senior Noami Fanning, Forward, Junior Frances Kellar, Forward, Junior. Deweylene Green, Guard, Sophomore. Joan Maxcey, Forward, Sophomore. Shirley O'Hair, Guard, Sophomore. JUNIOR BASKETBALL BOYS BACK ROW: Left to Right: Claude Davis, Bobby Green, A.J. Phillips, Keith Parish, Bobby McClure, Doyle Bills, Rex Loftis, MIDDLE ROW: Max Goforth, Otis King, Ely Borden, Royce Duckett, Donald Stephens, Joe Ed Wheat, Coach Simmons. FRONT ROW: Jerry Tunnell, Freddy McCarym, Donald Williams, Max Neal, G. R. Howell, Douglas Parish. JUNIOR BASKETBALL GIRLS BACK ROW: Left to Right: Geniveve Loudder, Barbara McCaskill, June Gregory, Loretta Cole, Kay Seymour, Betty Joyce O'Hair, Coach Simmons. MIDDLE ROW: Barbara Brock, Virginia Hulcy, Sherry Stine, Janis Jones, Nelda Roach, Kay Haberer, Laura Northcutt. FRONT ROW: Louise Matlock, Betty Sue McClure, Charlene Hamilton, Shirley Chaney, Anita Messer, Carolyn Parish, Joe Ann Elmore. EIGHTH GRADE Minnie Belle Armstrong Jimmy Barrett Ella Mae Bartlett Doyal Bills Noreta Bolinger Eli Borden Barbara Brock Patsy Brown Betty Jo Buckner Wanda Carver Peggy Davis Peggy Dyer Jo Ann Elmore June Gregory Bobby Don Green Melvin Hall Charlene Hamilton Robert Howell Virginia Hulcy Janis Jones Rex Loftis Genevieve Loudder Bob McClure Barbara McCaskill Anita Messer Max Neal Laura Mae Northcott Myers Ogletree Douglas Parish Keith Parish A. J. Phillips Nelda Roach Donald Stevens Lyndon Watson SEVENTH GRADE Bobby Angeley Eddy Earl Barton Edwin Bolinger Shirley Chaney A. L. Cody Lorett Cole Clifford Cook Rita Crawford Sue Curtsinger Claude Davis Jenelle Dent Royce Duckett Jimmy Fisher Fermina Guana Max Goforth Kay Haberer Viola Hall Freda Holbrook Jerry Jacques Norma Jean Jones Patsy Kelley Harvey Kendricks Otis Ray King A. C. Lewis Kenneth Lowe Kermit Martin Louise Matlock Jimmie Masten Freddy Lee McCarty Melvin McClure V SEVENTH GRADE it I Betty McClure Annie Newsome Betty Joyce O'Hair Carolyn Parish Marie Parker James Powell Virginia Roberson Carolyn Sanderson Kay Seymour Bobby Scheller Noami Starkey Sherry Stine Jerry Tunnell Joe Edd Wheat Donald Williams A LaVerne Williams John Robert Williams SIXTH GRADE Patricia Armstrong Carolyn Barrett LaVerne BUby Hilda Bills Richard Bills Leroy Bolinger Ray Bolinger Lou Ella Borden Gary Bulls Kirby Carrell David Cearley Evelyn Clayton Franees Cole Larry Cuningham Daniel Eagle Ruby Gilmore Larue Glasscock John Paul Hindman Dorothy Kasinger Linda Kelley Melvin Lewis Keith Leonhart Glenna Loftis Douglass Loudder SIXTH GRADE Raymond Masten Cathay McCord Mary Lu McCord Richard Moore Billy Moore Bobby Murrell Sue Neal Irvaleen Ott Veva Padilla Arthur Peterson Billy Robnett Henrian Rudd Wayna Mae Rutherford Rita Sanders Royce Tillman Saturine Torres Gene Tunnell Elizabeth Valencia Julia Valencia Betty White Jerry Williams Wanda Williams Wayne Williams Kathleen Wisian FIFTH GRADE Judy Angeley Tracey Angeley Janeice Bock Burl D. Branscum Donnie Brown Mike Burgess Patsy Chance Carla Ann Carrell Leon Collins Robert Conner Ralph Cook Verdena Curtis Kenneth Davis Joan Dyar Janie Eagle Dick Evans Charlotte Gibson Clifford Giles Noel Gilmore Donald Gover Helen Gover J. Allen Gover Richard Green Angelita Guana Sue Harrington Sharon Hay LindelJacques Dean Jones Douglas Jones Jearl James FIFTH GRADE Earl Kellar Jerry Kittrell John Laing, Jr. Conception Landa Barbara Jean Lott Yvonne Loudder Keith McCool James McCord Judy Miller Shirley Mitchell Mearil Leen Newson Claudean Norris Francis Phipps Robert Prater Gloira Quimonez Patricia Scheller Natalia Sepeda Zelma Sloan Jess Starkey Beverly Stine James Stokes Billy Taylor Adelaida Tomez Antonia Torres Quinton Truelock Robert West Imogene Williams Kenneth Williams Stanley Williams George Winkley, Jr. FOURTH GRADE Doris Barlow Judy Bartlett Charlotte Bock Jenna V. Brock Glenn Bulls Fillmore Cody Norman Clayton Imogene Chambers Bobby Gene Carver R. C. Davis, Jr. Joe Neal Ellis Shirley Ann Fisher Toney Gable George Gilmore Karen Gray Ronnie Haberer David Hawthorne Kenny Hamilton Wayne Holbrook Randall Jacques Kay Jones Billy Kelley Quentin Knight Truman Layman Tom Messer Elmer Micherl Mary Lu Miller Raybern Ott Bobby Ray Pillow Kenneth Powell FOURTH GRADE Evelyn Prater Janice Roper Bobby Smith Charles Snow Bill Starkey Mike Stockard Lawanna Strickland Vilma Tamez William Toten Billie Jean Watson Kay Wheat Sharon Ann Wheatley James White Jean Williams Melvin Williams Mr. Thorne and Turtlehead THIRD GRADE Johnny Anderson Cheryl Axtell Darrell Barton Arnold Brown Bonnie Brown Connie Sue Byars Priscilla Cameron Madelin Carrell Johnny Collins Wayne Cole Gaynell Conner Leslie Cook Peggy Davis Ronnie Dent Linda Elmore rVln Beatriz Escamilla Eddie Fisher Jane Gover Kay Gregory Ysabel Guana Jerrell Hadaway Barta Jo Haley Don Howard Janette James Nancy Kittle son Don Laymon Charleen Leonhart Sharon Ann Lott Novella Madden LaNeil Martin Gearldeen Matlock Lois Dell McAteer Dale Montgomery Myron Mullis Kay Packard Wanda Parker Eudene Roberson Joann Rogers Carl Sanderson Sandy Sanders Sharon Scott Mary Jane Shirey Bonnie Smith Patsy Smith Larry Tunnell Edwina Valencia Cameilla Wheatley Vernon White Norman Winkley Ralph Wisian SECOND GRADE Antonio Aquirre Rodolfo Aleman Charles Axtell Rebbecca Bearden Judy Bock Billy Bolinger Frances Borden Shelley Bozeman David Cameron Manuel Castillo Don Curtis Billy Chaney Treva Jo Conners Jimmy Day Danny Dane Quata Evans Denzil Fisher Clay Gabel Joe Garcia Roberto Gauna Don Ella Gentry Karen Giles David Glasscock Linda Glasscock Joan Gover Norma Hamilton Refugio Hernandez Jeane tte Holbrook Hal Hudson Jerry Jones Gary Kelley Tommy Kellar Karron Knight Juanita Landa Joan Lawson Linda Lewis Richard Lightfoot Scott Martin Kay McCord Lewis Ray Miller SECOND GRADE Marie Miller Roul Munoz Linda Murrell Gaye Northcott Toddy Padilla Jolene Porter Jerry Richey Jane Robinson Charles Roper Dorothy Roper Herlinda Ruiz Ginger Kay Sanders Wanda Sue Saxon Jackie Scheller Bobby Sloan Minnie Wheat Twila Whitford Juanita Williams Kenneth Williams Harmon Winkley Nancy Sloan Anita Tamez Elena Tamez Bobby Tarpley Thelma Tillman Jerry Akin Romona Alejandra Ilene Angeley Lana Gay Axtell Barbara Barlow Sawnie Branscum Carolyn Carver Wade Carrell Margaret Chambers Julia Chance Boyd Clayton Vickey Coker Carol Cole Janice Cowley Dale Dent Wesley Duckett Robert Dyer Richard Foster Kent Gable Lupe Garcia Shirley Garner Delores Gilmore J. C. Gilmore Edwina Gonzales Carolyne Gregory Jana Hay Bobby Hedges Patricia Herrington Charlie Jones Jennifer Jones FIRST GRADE Johnny Kitrell Frances Landa Troy Laymon Leslie Lewis Mickey Licerio Linda Lightfoot Leon Martin Billy Lee Masters Jane McCord LaDon Messer Robert O'Hair Loyd Payne Dixie Lynn Parish Larry Phelan Robert Phipps Jimmie Roberson Mary Roper Don Sanders Bill Shirey Earleen Snow Craig Spann Esther Stewart Jim Stockard Ann Thomas Louise Toten SENIOR CLASS PROPHESY While meande ring down a wooded lane on Peek-A-Boo Island, a sudden notion and idea came to me. I had nothing better to do so I decided to take a little trip to Hackett City. After packing a quick bag, I walked down to the Kick-A-Boo station and bought my tickets and boarded the train. Putting my bag away, I settled down to read the SPRINGLAKE CHRONICLE. As I read the paper my mind wondered and I found myself reminiscing. It had been ten years since I had graduated from the little country school house at Springlake. In that time, I had completely lost track of my old school chums. Oh, those were the good old days, I settled deeper into the seat to ponder over the old times. My mind began to reflect back, as a mirror and I seemed to think I was on a trip going from place to place just as a visit to see old school friends and recall old memories. At the time I felt almost like a globe trotter. Thefirst I see are Mr. Mrs. Fowler, our sponsors. Mr. Fowler is president of Deeper Learn- ing University in Maine. There are two new additions to the Fowler family which had then consisted of Mike and the Mr. Mrs. There is a little black-haired girl. Mica. And another little boy just the image of his handsome father. Mrs. Fowler is a gracious hostess and entertains the faculty royally. It was the year for the election of governors. I was scanning the ballot list and saw a familiar name. It was John Hall. I was just thrilled to death. I always knew that John would make some- thing great of himself. John and Darlene have been married for about three years now. I think she will be a lovely governor's wife. I saw Grady Lynn and he was doing fine. He married some girl from New York and is now head Quiz Master on the Quiz show there. This seems to fit him well. He was always the brain of the class. While down on the beach in Miami, Florida, I heard someone playing the song Cold, Cold Heart and it reminded me of Bud McNamara. Walking over to the place where the music was coming from, I saw a huge orchestra tuning up. Who should I see sitting at the piano but Bud? I talked to Bud for only a few minutes and found they played down on the beach most of the time. Bud was a little in the dumps that day because he was having trouble with his latest girl. I went to California and while I was there, I stopped in San Francisco for some time and ran into Louis Stockstill. Did he ever look sharp? I was somewhat startled when he asked me to dine with him in some out of this world place but being thrilled at the chance of seeing an old friend, I accepted. Again I was some what startled but happy when he picked me up and I found he had a beautiful, dark- haired girl when he picked me up that was to be the future Mrs. Stockstill. He had stocks in a large oil concern and owns a lot of land up in Wyoming. He is quite a rich man. Since I still had some time in San Franscisco, I decided to have my hair fixed. I noticed a sign which read Queen Minnie's Beauty Salon and I decided to stop there. To my great delight, there was my old friend, Minnie Lee Bolinger. Minnie Lee said she had been working hard. Taking care of a beauty shop and her childish seventy year old husband was just too big a job for one person. She was happy though. I decided to go to a movie one night and upon arriving, I heard a startlingly familiar laugh and voice. Turning around, I was face to face with Bettye Williams. Bettye had some handsome man with her who acted very possessive. Getting Bettye off in a corner, I asked her about herself. I found to my dismay that the man was her husband. No wonder he was acting that way. Bettye has been doing stenographic work for the Governor of California. Thinking I'd rest my tired feet, I sat down in a big park. I heard some one dragging their feet and moaning and groaning. Looking around, who should I see but Christene Myers. At the momeirt she didn't seem very happy to see me. After inquiring I found out why. She is the Fuller-Brush Saleswoman. She says people sure are cranky. Instead of making any sales that day, she had been doing all the buying and was very displeased. Christine's husband died and she's trying hard to make a living for her three and five year old sons. Someone just flew past me in a new Cadillac. After inquiring, I found that it was Larry Griffin. I have often thought of Larry and his cars. Larry is a car dealer now. Some how he can make the car run faster than the customer can after buying it. They tell me there is no particular woman in Larry's life. I always think things like that are odd. Wonder what happened to Joan? In Denver, Colorado, I walked by a bright lighted place where beautiful music was softly, drifting out. By looking through the window, I couldn't tell who the lady was that was doing the sing- ing. Making my way into the place, I was amazed to find it to be Janelle Ott. The sharp looking man directing the orchestra was none other than Charles Yoakum. After much contemplating and waiting around, Janelle and Charles had just announced their engagement. Wishing them much happiness, I went on my way. Being terribly thirsty, I went into a drug store to get something cold. Guess who was behind the counter? It was that Danny Becker. Danny has been at it so long that he can make most anything. He hasn't changed a bit. He hasn't married yet and is the typical bachelor. When we were seniors, he brought pieces of his own cooking to school. He just loved to cook. Going by a little country school house somewhere in the desert in Arizona, I decided to stop and visit for a little while. When going in the door, who should I meet but Patsy Randolph. Patsy told me she was teaching music and keeping house for her husband. She is the same old Patsy. Being tired of going from place to place, I decided, to get me a room in the hotel at Phoenix, Arizona. In the room next to mine was a newly married couple. I could hear them wooing each other with love. Knowing I couldn't sleep with such going on, I started down to the coffee shop and bumped into the couple as I walked out of the room. To my amazement, it was Dale Crawford and his new bride, Lois Wilson. Walking along with them, they told me they were on their honeymoon and headed back to Texas to make their home there and start farming. While I was still in Phoenix, I was startled to find Ray Joe Riley's name in the telephone directory. I looked Ray Joe up and found he is a famous lawyer and has a wife and two children. He married Earnistine Thornburg of White Deer. Ray Joe has his Bachelor's degree and his Master's degree from Mr. Fowler University. By this time I was almost in Texas. Was I thrilled! Walking by a garage in Clovis, I saw a large man standing just inside the door. It was none other than Harold Jordon. He is in partnership with some man there. He spent so much time at and around Clovis that he finally decided it would be worth while to move over there. He married a girl from Sudan by the name of Juanita. They have the cutest little curly haired boy. I went to lunch in a small casino and in the booth next to mine I heard a familiar voice. When the owner of the voice got up to leave, I saw it was Patsy McCord. Patsy is living somewhere around Olton. She broke Kiefer's heart the year we were seniors and married some guy called Sam Whit- tington. They have two young hoodlums now. I finally made it to Texas. I met three of the cutest characters in Amarillo. They were Ronald, Wylene and little Ronald, Jr. They were married shortly after Wylene finished high school. Wylene is quite a changed person. Ronald was always a little quiet and settled and after living around him all these years, whe has formed some of his habits. Ronald Jr. makes up for it though. He must have picked the wrong habits from both sides. I saw Dorothy Hargrove that same day in Amarillo. She and Richard Etter finally got married . Richard is still teaching Veteran's school and calls square dances on the side line. Dorothy is just like she used to be. Looks as young and spry as the day we finished high school. They have two little boys. I heard someone shouting out the window of a house. I started to walk on by then recognized the person to be Earl McNeill. He was telling some boys to get off his lawn. I only talked to him a minute. He seemed terribly grouchy. At a near-by grocery store I inquired about Earl. He has never married. It seems he is too cranky to get anyone to live with him. He wants everyone to Be- cause to him. Earl hit a iucky spot on a Quiz Program and is living off that small fortune. They say he is tight. I ran into another lovely young lady. It was my old school friend, Bobbie Cearley. She's just like all the rest of the girls. That's not her last name anymore. She's settled nicely into a beautiful, new, modern home in Dallas, Texas, with her last husband, and has the cutest little black-haired girl. Her present husband is husband number four. I almost forgot to tell you that I went through the insane asylum in Santa Fe. I had always wanted to do this. While going down a corridor, I heard a mumbling voice saying over and over again, Oh, How will I ever get out of this place? I looked into one of the cells and sprawling there in a chair was Doug Lewis, who the guide told me had worried himself insane trying to figure out a way to make a living without working. I met Private Hargrove on the street in Santa Fe just after my visit in the asylum. He was just coming through town. He was good-looking as usual. I was quite astonished when I learned what Private was doing. He has been in California learning jujitsu. Seems to be making some name for himself. Private is another one that seems to have been involved in a few love affairs. Aliene Lowery came to my mind all of a sudden. She came back to Springlake just before we graduated. She's still there but she's doing the teaching. Some great mathematics teacher. She's been married twice and is living alone now. Decided she'd stick to her arithmetic. You probably have all guessed who's mind is doing this wondering. 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