Springtown High School - Quill Yearbook (Springtown, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1960 volume:

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L -4+ f-xwfm Y' If W' if S . .Z fa 'nn- Nowadays, when so much attentlon 1S glven to the tramlng of the young, we have come to look on almost any form of educatlon as a maglc cure all. Because of a deep confldence ln the role that educatlon can play 1h then' l1ves, people 1n general unconsclously b6l1CVC that all educatlou 1S good, just because lt 15 educat1on. The sooner we wake up to the fact that educatlon can be good, bad, or mdlfferent, the sooner we are llkely to do all we can to promote the best 1m educatlon, and to see that our homes, our churches, and our class rooms do an orderly Job 111 developxng the physlcal, mtellectual, and sp1r1tual slde of each ch1ld. J. FRANK YOUNG UM? PHXXVIXPAZS MR. LEONARD HINKLE-HIGH SCHOOL ms - 1-w4 liuswu x -4 MR, I. H. WATSONZTR. HIGH Mrs. Joyce L. Barnham Seventh Grade 'I' M. W. Bell Eighth Grade MS. M. W. Bell Sixth Grade If Hubert Bennett Junror Htgh Mrs Wlllle Bennett Fourth Grade Mr Belew Supervrsor James Boynton Coach Mrs Reba Calhoun Frrst Grade C C Clay Coach Mrs Jennre Glovetsky Englrsh W F H e Buslness Mrs Wlllle Hale Junxor Hlgh Mrs Bertha Hall Fxrst Grade Wllllam Hart Math Mrs Mary Hood Englrsh Mrs jessle Dobbs Second Grade Mrs Blanch Geer Srxlh Grade I. N. Cockburn Jr. High Coach .gl 43 -'MQ -'H ...I- 9019 'Y Mrs Mary Ktngrea Homemakmg Q 11 'WN 4? Mrs Crystol McCarty Second Grade Mrs Grace Phtlhps Fourth Grade Ray Rector Vocauonal Agrxculture Mrs Evelyn Rector Thlrd Grade 7 Mrs Margaret R1IChCy Spectal Servrce Mrs Wtnme Sulltvan 'lhrrd Grade Wayne Wtlhams Fxfth Grade 6? 9.F: f : , -mv' I ,f ...f x ? ' 94 ' , 'l ' -. 1, I SEIWURS ,C 'I 2. :L i , JF it xl SENIURC Rerha LoU1r1dgu-- Jerry Hall ------- Norma Prrrchard - ILASS Ray Carpenter ---- D011 Moore -'-- OFHCER5 --------Secretary ------- President -- Parliamemarian ---Vice President ----- Treasurer J' 'Vx 'iff 42 .hwy B .df uw. W , 1' 1 H. .-my . SENIOR CLASS FA VORITES Martha Welch Ray 6,3 rpcnter ALMA IEAN ALLISON After ten years Alma Allrson rs a Sophomore at Weatherford Junror College l Alma Jean Allrson leave my care free ways and loud mouth to Joyce Hanna Basketball 3 4 Pep Squad 1 4 Junror Play 3 Lady 1n Wattrng 3 RAY CARPENTER Ray Carpenter was voted by Texas Industry as havrng the largest goat ranch of 1977 Finn I Ray Carpenter leave my abrltty to be a star ID prng pong to Donald Fox Football 1 4 Football Captatn Duke 1 Basketball 1853 Track 1 4 Ag Vrce Presrdent 4 Agrrculture 1 4 Class Vrce Presldent 4 Class Favorrte 4 H E5 I I MILDRED CHAPMAN Mrldred Chapman rs now teachrng ballet at Twrnkle Toes Studto rn Ft Worth ,-,A I Mrldred Faye Chapman leave my great abrltty to keep the basketball statrstrcs to Sharon MCKeon Well at least you get to go to the games' ss S H S Annual Staff 3 4 l-lomemakrng Parlramentarran 4 Pep Squad Sec 4 Freshman Class Favorrte 1 Homemakrng 1 4 Pep Squad l 4 Basketball 1 Lady tn Wartrng 3 F H A Area Delegate 3 F. 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Beau 2 sex ' I 't ft Q rr fin w ,114 f y ' M1 , . . 4 JOYCE DOBBS Joyce Dobbs IS now tutortng her adorable twrns Carl and Joy 111 the1r pr1vate school I Joyce Dobbs leave my book of f1VC easy lessons on How to Wlll an Argument to DaVld Beard BEIICVC me rt does wonders Duchess 1 Lady Ill Wartrng 9 3 l' H A Treasurer 2 H A Presrdcn Class Treasurer 3 Cheerleader 3 4 H1gh School Queen 4 BETTY ELLIS tronary and speller own Jokes to Kathy Newby Class Pres1dent 3 F H A Reponem Duchess 2 Best Personal1ty 4 Basketball 3 Junror Play 3 JIMMY FARQUHAR Jrmmy larquhar IS 1l'l busrness as Justrce of the Peace W1th ten dollars you sk1p the three days l Jrmmy Farquhar leave to Charles Doughty my bad habrts One 1n partrcular IS bett1ng on a lostng basketball team Class Parl1amentar1an 3 Betty Jean Ellts IS now work1ng hard on her comb1nat1on d1c I Betty Jean Ell1s leave my unusual ab1l1ty to laugh at my Pep Squad Pres1dent 3 4 F H A Votrng Delegate 2 Pnl'- F F A Judg1ngTeaml 3 rfff'ta 's . A, ' 'gr tj QM : ' F. H. A. 1-4 F K F. F. A. l-4 TOMM Y FLOYD Tommy Floyd is having an awful time working with the Agnes Police Patrol. I-le just can't get away from those hub-caps. Q-'lu I, Tommy Floyd, leave my ability to go Steady with Fresh- man Girls to Kay Beard. Kay, I hear there are some cuties coming up next year. 'f we Football 3-4 Baseball 3 Track 1-4 Duke 1853 Favorite 2 Friendliest 4 F, F. A. 1-3 CARLTON FOWLER Carlton Fowler has an indefinite football contract under C.C. C.C. an ll' I. Carlton Dale Fowler, leave my place on the chicken judg- ing team to Johnnie Chesney. Maybe he will do better than I l have done. Football 1-4 Q .,. Basketball 1-3 . ' Track 2-3 'Q gy Baseball 1 A .. ., r. F. A. 1-4 93 F. F. A. Treasurer 4 5 QNX F. F. A. Livestock Judge 3 F. F. A. Poultry Judge 2 1 ' 5 ., . 4 BILLY FULMER Billy Joe Fulmer has now been promoted from errand boy to sacker in the Beards Super Market. -9 Qgf 'lf ' I, Billy Fulmer, leave my curly hair to Arvin Gann, Poolville High 1 Best All Around 4 Annual Staff 4 JERRY HALL Jerry Hall has made good of his previous experience and now is owner of the Moo-Moo Dairy Company. I Jerry Hall leave my big sparkling eyes to Sandra Rhoten. Football 1-4 Track 1-4 Basketball 3 F F A Presi nt Senior President 4 S Football Captain 4 F F A secretary 2 Duke Sophomore Class 2 Treasurer boph Class 2 - CHARLES HINKLE Springtown draggsters Stegall Basketball 1 Baseball 3 DAVID KINGREA David Ktngrea is now playing professional basketball with Texas Women s University I David Kingrea leave my ability to kick that little old pointed footballdown thatgreen pasture to Horace Burkhalter Football 1 4 J..-sr Basketball 3 Track 2 4 Annual Staff 3 4 Freshman Class President 1 Freshman Favorite 1 Most Popular 4 Duke 2 3 Junior Play 3 Charles Hinkle is the owner of the new speed way for the I Charles Hinkle leave my ability to play hookie to Roger Most Llkely to Succeed 4 JOHNNY KING Johnny King is now playing pro. basketball with the Globe Trotters. I, Johnny King, leave my height to Ronnie McKenize in order that he may seek my position on the basketball team. Basketball 1-4 Best Personality 4 President Soph. Class 2 Vice President Freshman Class 1 F. F. A. 1-4 Baseball 1-2 Jr. -Sr. Committee 3 Greenhand Vice-President 1 Basketball Captain 4 ZANNA KIRK Zanna Kirk is now teaching Philosophy in the University of Ohio 1 Lanna Kay Kirk leave my book on Sneaky Ways to Play Basketball to Linda Kimbell Basketball 1 4 Junior Play 3 Class Sec 3 H A President 4 Duchess 3 Majorette 4 Pep Squad 1 3 Most Athletic 4 RETHA LOT HRIDGE Retha Lothridge is Drum Majorette at West Point I Retha Lothridge leave my loving smile and friendly tech nique to Dessie Smith Basketball 1 4 F H A Treasurer 4 Class Secretary 4 Favorite 2 Duchess 3 Most Likely to Succeed 4 Football Sweetheart Attendant 2 MaJorette 3 Pep Squad 1 3 F. H. A. 1-4 F. . . Vice ' '3 . rj K I I F. H. A. 1-3 WAYNE McKEE Wayne McKee is now coaching Boynton in American History 1 Wayne McKee leave my ability to blow up the Chemistry Lab to Carrol B Montgomery lootball 1 4 Track 1 4 F F A Parl1amentar1an8 JAMES MILLIGAN james Milligan is M W M art Algebra and Ping Pong Assistant ture class to Alvin Coufal Basketball Manager 4 DON MOORE Don Moore is the latest employee of Modern fMooresj Beauty Salon of springtown Texas' l Don Moore leave my pleasure to the Junior boys to pick on any and everyone High School King 4 Basketball 1 4 Track 2 Baseball Z H A Bea Class Favorite 3 F F A 1 4 F F A Judging Team Class Treasurer 4 Duke 2 Ollp 1 4 U Aw F. F. A. 1-4 -V ' ' ' r. . . H 's ' - an-...nl ' . - ff I, James Milligan, will my ability to skip first period litera- I . F. F. A. 1-4 3 I lv 'XJ F. . . u 4 . . . - ss.. fr-,K . MARGARET NEWBY Margaret Newby is the fat lady of Ringling Brothers Circus. ity to flirt with any and every boy to Jeannie Hinkle. Annual Staff 4 Most Beautiful 4 Basketball 1-4 F. H. A. Sec. 4 Class Vice President 3 Pep Squad 1-4 Junior Play 3 Thy' SHIRLEY FLYNN NEWSOM Shirley Newsom is now modeling for slim and trim corpora- tion. I, Shirley Newsom, leave my artistic ability to Marilyn Eblen. Secretary F. H. A. 3 Library Club 2 Lady in Waiting 2 Jr, Play 3 LARRY ODOM Can you imagine the reason. 'Z'-' I, Larry Odom, leave my ability to Hot Rod to Marshall Lowe. Football 2-4 Basketball 1-4 Track 2-3 Baseball 1-2 Duke 3 Most Athletic 4 Basketball Capt. 4 l. Margaret Newby, better known as Board , leave my abil- Larry Odom is now working part time at Kimbell Station. GILBERT PHILLIPS Gilbert Phillips is now teaching Pinochle to the Peruvians, I Grlberr Phrllrps leave my abrlxty to talk forever wrthout sayrng anyrhrng to Leon Coomer F F A Greenhand Reporlerl NORMA PRITCHARD Norma Prrtchard won the 1970 Nobel Prrze for her research work on Masculrne Lrkes and D1sl1kes wdw I Norma Faye Prrtchard leave my shy personalrty and wm nrng ways to Ella Jean Qlsk Class secretary 1 Class V1ce Pres1dent 2 Class Parlramenrarran Basketball I 4 Class Favorrte 3 Majorette 3 Pep Squad 1 4 Most Frrendly 4 ll A Presr en BEVERLY DODD RAILSBACK Beverly Rarlsback and husband have a combrned Barber Shop and Beauty bolon rn Parrs France I Beverly Rarlsback leave my abrluy to get hrrched to Dlane Floyd Cheerleader I H A Hxstor ar F H A Treasurer 3 Lady 1n Wartrng 3 Class Sec .2 Pep Squad Z 3 . A A . ee I me F1 F: A: 1-4 lx K X ll ls f x, I ,A . . 4 ,Q , I 15 F. H. A. 1-4 N V X F. '. . 'Cl I X l'll I .4 F. H. A. 1-4 Q ' - F, . . ' 111-2 . , . , J . S . K N Y , -, 5 fi K' Ray Smtth can be seen datly as the counsler of T V s FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE I Ray Qmtth leave my ab1l1ty and courage to sleep tn Mrs Hoods Engltsh class to Worthy Earp NANCY SANDLIN Nancy Sandlin is now cheerleading at fyou guessed ity Cisco Jr. College. I, Nancy Ellen Sandlin, leave my ability to get out of class at my convenience to Ruthanne Jackson. Cheerleader 1-4 Football Sweetheart 2 Duchess 1 Lady 1n Watttng 2 '3 Most Popular 4 Sentor Escort 3 Annual Staff 4 State F H A Delegate 3 RAY SMITH I W SNEED H S wo ltke to compltmentl W sneed on hrs ac I., compltshments When does he start'7'P'f .-A0 J W Sne leave my abtltty to read poetry tn Engltsh to all the boys Football 1 4 Duke 1 Baseball 2 lrack Z 4 I Ann 1aylor has now turned her green prck up 11lIO a Slghl secrng bus 111 New Orleans I Ann Taylor leave my fatthful p1ck up 1n peace at last The poor old thtng never knew whose foot was on the pedal or WllOSC paw WHS Ol'l the hOl'll Lady 1n Wa1t1ng 3 JlllllOl' Play 3 Basketball 1 4 softball 1 3 IQ James Welch 15 st1ll dr1nk1ng hls Welch Atd every morn1ng to keep up h1s mtghty strength l James Welch leave my keen Bblllly to pass notes 1n Mrs Hoods Class to Nodell Dennls Basketball 1 Baseball 1 Basketball B Team 4 Jumor Play 3 ANN TAYLOR AGAl'l HA WATKINS Agattha WHIRIHS 15 now runn1ng her You Name lt and We Got It lonely hearts club for A1r Force Men I Agauha Watk1ns leave my truth telllng tongue and nosy ways to Ga1l Moore Lady 1n Wa1t1ng 3 Jun1or Play 3 Pep Squad 1 4 ' Basketball Manager 4 Best All Around 4 B Team Basketball 3 F H A I-l1stor1an 4 JAMES WELCH 4: F. H. A. .54 FQ F. H. A.1-4 0' ag. O 1 F. F. A. 1-4 MARTHA WELCH Martha Welch has been proclaimed Miss Bowling Champion of 1970 I Martha Ann Welch leave my cute lady like ways to Kay Turner Pep Squad 1 4 Azle 2 Lady in Waiting 3 Basketball 3 Junior Play 3 Senior Favorite 4 GERALD WOOD Gerald Wood is a disc Jockey for the E E Z radio station on Jay Bird Lane I Gerald Wood leave this school gladly and finally Football 1 Track 1 PAT CAYWOOD Pat Cavwood is now in Hollywood raising pink polka dotted poodles for all of the stars. I Pat Caywood leave my moving ability to change schools frequently to all the Juniors who seem to be restless. Deer High Arkansas 1-2 Pleasant Hill Calif 3 Pre -Medical Club Girls Glee Club fv- Jessic Mae Bobo Lonme Chesney Q , .N J I Gloria Hilton ,I Doyle Shaw Barbara Harris N fb I 1-1. -UN Two :NIIKLHYU 53u'41i Headarhes of English IV Z Was It Bean Day!! ! FF W Che mistry Sharks ' 9 - ' A -L'. J Y . , 3 E -1'0q 'lib . 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' z o 7 If A3 i K- f x A ' 2 L, v , . 4- ! N 6'0f46Wf.5' J X 4 mlslmm ------- 1IllliUTHiyIf1K.0. L l1!l1ml 1 l41x'--- ----- - Hcml Lo: IIIIIL N Iimlmvll ----- ---- I 3.xslwtIH:1lI4'o: 1 I ICII 1011 will :md .ISSISIJUII I'UUI1'Ll1lK1U1KCl1 fi! 6'f4Pf,4!!lf.5' 1lg1x'u'.11'pc11u-1' ,lurry H1111 Xxkvrrlzy !'.u1'p adn' , J -.'F.- iii: 1 V-L Q I, il rry Od om -T ac k lc Ray Cinrpenter-Back SPRINGTOWN O--AZLE 50 The Porcupines opened the season against the Azle Hornets, and were defeated by their powerful backfield and heavy line. The Porcu- pines were defeated by the Azle squad 50-O. The Springtown offense, hurt by the absence of some starters due to injuries, could never get mov- ing. Springtown was hurt by several fumbles that stopped long drives. Larry Odom and Jerry Hall were the key men in the line,and Tommy Floyd andWorthy Earp were the most consistent gainers in the backfield. SPRINGTOWN 18--LAKE WORTH 34 Springtown then played its second AA team, Lake Worth. The Porcupines had improved since the game before, but still couldn't crack the Bullfrog goal line, and went down as a de- feat of 34 to 18. The game was a thriller until the fourth quarter when the Bullfrogs got their insurance touchdown. Carlton Fowler was a defensive standout, and Worthy Earp and Ray Carpenter were the big guns in the Porcupine backfield. David Kingrcu-Buck Carlton Fowler-Guard lcrry H1111-Guard 1 SPRINCTOWN 74- -ALEDO 14 The Porcupines finally hit their full stride against Aledo. The Springtown offense roared for ll touchdowns and the defense contained the Bearcat offense. The passing combination of quarterback David Kingrea to halfback Ray Carpenter accounted for 4 touchdowns. Worthy Earp scored 4 touchdowns on long runs and was the garne's leading rusher. Wayne McKee and David Kingrea scored one touchdown each. SPRINCTOWN 30- -TOLAR 0 The Porcupines continued their winning ways against the Tolar Rattlers. The passing combination of quarterback David Kingrea to halfback Ray Carpenter again accounted for large gains and one touchdown. Worthy Earp and Leroy Pritchard did most of the running. The Porcupine defensive line finally came into its own stopping the Tolar offense with only 3 first downs and no serious goal line threats. SPRINGTOWN 38- -BURLESON 6 This game was supposed to be a rough one for the Porcupines, but the Burleson offense could never get moving. The Springtown line anchored by Donald Fox, Larry Odom, Carlton Fowler, and Jerry Hall opened some gaping holes for the Porcupine backfield. The rugged Springtown defense only allowed the Elks 3 first downs. Lv .7 M? Wayne McKee-Buck J. W. Sneed - End lltllllllkl Fox- Tncklc Worthy Earp-Buck Tlllllllly Floyd-Elld Ronnie McKenzie -Buck Ilurgwc Bu rlffigxltcr-Cclitcr 1 r wx Vriu'l1:1rd-Tlncls Y ?-F SPRINGTOWN Z6--ALVARADO 0 The Springtown eleven ran up against a stone wall. The game at the half was a nothing to nothing tie. The Springtown offense produced a touchdown in the third quarter. David Kingrea scored twice with Ray Carpenter and Leroy PI'itCha1'd C-33611 scoring once. Larry Odom was the most outstand- ing Springtown lineman. SPRINGTOWN ZZ - -JOSHUA 6 The Porcupines eased off a bit against the Owls, and coasted to an easy victory. The game was marredby repeated fumbles and misques by both sides. The Porcupine line constantly kept the pressure on the Owl backfield and gave Joshua only one scoring opportunity. Leroy Pritchard, Ray Carpenter, and Worthy Earp led the Porky backfield, while Jerryl-lall, Donald Fox, Carlton Fowler, Larry Odom, and Tommy Floyd did yeoman blocking and tackling on the line. SPRINGTOWN 12 - -MIDLOTHIAN Z4 This was a big one and it looked like the Porcupines would run awaywith it. They received the opening kickoff and marched quickly to score with Leroy Pritchard going over. The Panthers came right backto even it up 6-6. The two teams then traded scores and the game remained a 12- 12. tie until only 1 minute and Z8 seconds re- mainedinthe game. WorthyEarp thenbroke loose on a brilliant 86 yard run that was called back. Leroy Pritchard then broke loose for 40 yards, also called back. Another penalty broke the Porcupine resistance, and Midlothian picked up two quick touchdowns, and the game ended leav- ing many of the Springtown fans feeling the game should have been the other way. Gene Tune-Center Roger Lowe-12nd ' . no ' 'gli-n wwf. 0 ' s.'Q l 3-gg . If 'E' F ' f' . L. SPRINGTOW N 6- -KELLER Z9 The outgunned Porcupinesbattled mighty Kell- er all over the field for twenty-four minutes be- fore falling, Springtown matched Keller down for down in the sub-freezing weather and trailed only 7 to 6at the half, The half ended on a spec- tacular note with four interscepted passes in the last 2.8 seconds of play. Keller roared back the s with sheer indicate the second half and buried the Porcupine power, The score, however, didn't hard fought battle. SPRINGTOWN 50- -BRIDGEPORT 6 The Porcupines ended their sea- son in the bitter cold before only a handful offans. The game was rnarked by funibles and bad passes due to the cold. 'l'he Poreupines ran up against an inspired Bridgeport teaiii, that fought Springtoxvn all over the field. Springtoxvn scored all of its tourhdowns on long marches, and Ray Carpenter was the gaine's leacl- ing scorer with 18 points. Earp and Kingrea had 6 points each. Seniors playing their last ganme were: Jerry Ilall, Larry Odoni, J. W. Sneed, Carlton Fowler, David Kingrea, Wayne McKee, Ray Carpenter, and Toninmy Floyd. Vlini lnxxnln x lull Skippy lN7llL'L'lL'I 'llJlL'lilL' Cienrgc Sinnnons-Gnzxrtl Nllfllll aye, Y 3--5'-v..7r , -5, -N ti .NIIQQW-Ex Sift 5,9Q'4g 1f'..4-na 14, nl -iff!!! ss x ML . fn ug .fir lgillldl' tklmln-Gllxxrd Q9 Charles Bobo-Guard 4 A H? me .A 4 Vw A - .,, .' ,. f 1, -I , , ?Ief,g51'?'lfw:eW' . ,fs . ff-g fra as-lu fix. mr-V f llouglzns Crgnig-'l'aCklc: clgxrx' TX,lvl'uc-Buck lr: li uno! :wa Orville llolbroolc-Tackle Q ea- ,Gr- UV lVl!lll.lgL'l'S -4' ,l1lllC,l'Ulx C,,nrml IZ, Txllmtgl ll VW gd ll ll uh 1 3 of' 'U Bill lxlckfoill-'l 'nclclc 'N 1 4- ,54 v .K K -Wwwwwff-,.,,NN F vs. f4fff!VIf4!Vf5' Joyce Hamm jo A1111 Pugh .: f ': ,f i'lf?'i 1. , SW P I x ' 1 I . .1 ' ,Z 3 S. V' yfsifjsgg .3 . ' I XC. U :Q '11 1 ' , P- - , 1 , Q -- 3121 ,1f?PQQfiEQ5f111f15f11 ff 11.11 Sig 1111131 1 -1 G , , -. ng' A Az fs 353453 I 5- f -t 11 . we 1' .W-, XV i A5 3 ' '11--. . 1 1 A I 5 24-1 2 3' If r'0Uf654!l .5'WfffHf,4f?f Pf 'U 50045 Pxes bee NMXQMQ, is , r 5 3 5. f, , 6719! 6' '634.5'Kf!'b54!l ff!!! Agalrha Watkins, Manager, Zanna Kirk, Kay Clay, Coachlames Boynton, Rctha Lothrldge, Margarct Nuwby, Alma lean Allison, Ann Taylor, jo Ann Pugh, Kathy Newby, Sue Hampton, Norma Pritchard,l3ranc'us llulchcson, Molly Oxford, y 7. qv, . W9 r-' 49 S llfapf., 'Q-Q, W Q .mfr ,w:y,,,,, ,lfmgp 'MH' Z' N . .rsh , V f N 1' M, I-,M M l , A ,, -if-, 1 an M an fm, ,M or l j 'H .uf l...,.H.m .ft on ,. ,. ,, Y .- l ,-QW- ' , , W9 rf v ' r:-'e:: '+-safari: -mms K H figil 1 K ii A. The SHS Lady Porcupines entered two tournaments this year. The first was the Weatherford Tournament which took place December 1, 1959. The first game played was with Castleberry, who defeated us with a score of 46-32. This put us in the consolation bracket. Our next game was with Kennedale. We defeated them with a score of 45-19. Aledo was our third game in the race for consolation. We had previously played them twice. We won over them the third time with a score of 55-30. The consolation trophy was won by Springtown when we played Azle. The score was low, but it was a good game, ending with Springtown in the lead, 2.5-18. High point girl for our team was Zanna Kirk with 85 points. The other forwards and points follow: Ann Taylor-39, Margaret Newby-17, JoAnn Pugh-8, Mollie Oxford and Frances Hutcheson with 4 points each. Retha Lothridge-Guard Zanna Kirk-Forward Co -Capta ins: Re tha Lothridge Za nna Kirk Margaret Newby-Forward Ann Taylor-Forward Norma Pritcha rd- Guard AlmaJr-anAllisor1-Guard Kathy Nt-why-Guard The Springtown Holiday Tournament took place De cember 28 through January Z. The court was refin- ished and the new glass backboards were featured for the first time this season. Springtown defeated Forestburg in the first game with a score of 35 to 31. In the second game our chance for first place was lost when we were defeated by Perrin, 40-41, Brock won the first place trophy while Boyd took second place. Krum won consolation Our Retha Lothridge was one of the sixall-tournament choices. The other guards, Kay Clay, Kathy Newby Norma Pritchard, Sue Hampton, and Alma Allison also played outstanding games. Kay Clay-Guard Molly Oxford-Forward The Springtown Lady Porcupines elected Agaitha Watkins as manager, Mildred Chapman as Stastics Keeper, and Nancy Sandlin as Scorekeeper. We are proud of their good dependable work. Coach Boynton did a fine job this year, and we enjoyed working with hini very much, The Senior girls who sadly leave the team this year are: Retha Lothridge, Zanna Kirk, Ann Taylor, Mar- garet Newby, Norma Pritchard, and Alma Jean Allison. The remaining players, all Sophomores, except Kathy Newby, a Junior, are: Kay Clay, Sue Hampton, JoAnn Pugh, Mollie Oxford, and Frances Hutcheson. Manager Stastics Scorekeeper Agaitha Watkins Mildred Chapman Nancy Sandlin ,,-qs S 'Q AWK? '634.5'A'ffb34ll ff4!W Leroy Pritehard, Ronnie Mc'Kenzie, Dick Newsom, Gene Tune, Roger Lowe, Don Moore, Larrylldoni, Carrol H Monrgornery, Johnny King, Coach Boynton, Melton Harms, James Milligan, Mgr. 3 at N I X I N ' .r 5 ' ,nl 'ff' i T' ,,,--f-'Qs' V -,:' Few ' 1 ry. P' 1 ,f l 3 Q1 Q i U ok i J .X Y .K M ' ' In, I 5, , . M I A W , , ' 1 I f K h A H, ' X N E, L ., , A 3 , -Q--s 'U 9. . arf' The Springtown Porcupines started the season off with a ball team that was destined to win state. We spent the season with twO victories over Aledo. We took the first with a score of 49-2.8. We came back in the second game with a victory of 58-46. Next on our slate was Jacksboro. We took a surprising 44-29 vic- tory over the II-A School. We then took two more vic- tories over the Azle Hornets. We took the first game with a score of 60-47. However, the return match wasn't as easy as the first. We beat the Hornets by a slim margin of two points 57-55. Roger Lowe went for Z3 points in both games and Johnny King trailing with 8 8: 16. It was after the Azle game that tragedy struck our team. One of our main stning guards, Don Moore, suffered a broken leg which left a pretty big hole in a defense that was hard to beat. Our team entered the Weatherford Tournament the next day. They lost to Lake Worth but came back in the third game to take defeat from the Weatherford Kangoroos by a score of 44-43. They opened the district 12-A bya victory over Burlesonto put them on the way to pay dirt, They were on their way with victories over Alverado and Joshua. Johnny King-Guard Ronnie McKenzie-Guard Don Moon L mrd We then met the Midlothian panthers and took defea of 60-46. We then met the Keller Indians and wer defeated once more by a score of 52-74. We cam back from our defeats to take a game from Bridgepor by a score of 65-49. This ended the first round of dis trict play with Springtown tied for second with Keller They came back to take victory and defeat from th same schools. However, they gave Midlothian a bette game and were defeated by only one point in an over R08efL0Wf F0fW3fd time. At the time of this writing, we still have tw games to play with Keller Sr Bridgeport. The team has managed to get many tip-offs by having Gene Tune playing center. Larry Odom has also helped the team with his height and driving under the goal. Leroy Pritchard can also handle the ball very well and is one of our fastest players. Johnny King and Roger Lowe have both scored high in every game. We are looking forward to having Ronnie McKenzie, our only Junior, with us next year. Dick Newsom and Melton Harms have been very dependable players when some one fouls out. 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Teddy Joe Elam Bonnie Daureghty EIGHTH GRADE James Phillips f Judy Ellis -1 Q ' fy SEVENTH GRADE James Kingrea -Digg Patsy Baccus Eg' 'E+ SEVENTH GRADE Gary Dodd Carolyn Leatherwood 'T F l 1 , 7 3,-5 'MRM I jx 'ilu JUXVXUA' HMW F0034 11m Vow D rn Holden Brllhcwlcrrk Terry Fhrrstenberry Joe Atkrnron Ndrke Dodd V ilton Mincss Mrke M 11onc G rry Dodd Ned Ihmpton Ted Hampton Jrrnmy Owens Second Roxy 1erryfNcc1y1 Mgr 1rcddyDav1s Danny Oxford Cecrl 1ynch Gary Woody Jrmmy kmgrcw Hurd Iiuddluton B111 IL rrhernood J1mes Hxlburn Mrke P1um1ec Vernon Newby Yrwnklrn Mrllrqwn Mrkc Muhrs Thrrd Row Porch Fockhurn Rrchard Currv John Cheatham Don C11houn Guy Prke Jrmmy Mele W wync Icnhcrwood Royce 11111111 Ihvrd Dark G1y1on Cross SEASON SC OREB OARD Springtown 0--- -- Azle Z4 Springtown Z8 ------ Aledo 6 Springtown 14 ------- Azle Z8 Springtown 30- Irma Marsh 6 Springtown 28 - Bridgeport 14 Springtown 2.0 - Bridgeport 16 Springtown 1 ------ Aledo 30 Jr? HXHH 654.5'Kffb7,4l! Smndrug C arol Moore Lrnda Fox Lrnda Lowe Judy Evans Coach Watson Judy Ellrs Carolyn Leatherwood 'lrclla Dcunrs Darlene Vess Scared Kaye McKee Patsy Baccus bhella Hood Cec11eStepp ,lan1ceR1tchey Jeann1eMcKenz1e Katrma Schcrta Velvet bhaw Joe Arkmson B111 Lcatherwood Valton Maness J1mmy Mele Davrd Newsom Coach Cockburn M1ke Malone Don C alhoun Mrkc Dodd Mrke Mathrs Danny Oxford beamed Gary Woody Terry Chrrsrenberry Wayne Leatherwood James Phrlhps B111 Newkrrk Dan Holden Jr? 676W P60 501640 MAJORETTES-Katrina Schertz, Kay McKee, Judy Evans, Darlene Vess, Jeannie McKenzie CHEERLEADERS-Shella Hood, Judy Ellis, Cecile Stepp, Velvet Shaw, Janythe Gamble. Springtown 37 Paradise 38 Bridgeport 2,5 n 38 Poolville 32 Aledo 39 Peaster 31 Perrin 42 Poolville 38 Aledo 42 Saginaw JR. HIGH BASKETBALL SCORES Boys Girls 36 12 1' L Springtown L 22 13 17 29 15 28 3 14 18 23 19 13 13 12 19 31 19 15 '23 Paradise Bridgeport Poolville Aledo Peaster Perrin Poolville Aledo The Jr. High boys won the Brock Invitational Tournament and the girls won the Consolation trophy Q swvarm kk A 1 :tbl ww Q- Y i ll ' 1 W il 5 K na t': x wg , MQW' ,VNS 5 QQTNQS1. 1 wr gy: 'Y Qlx LS! f4Uf06'634P6'.5' aunn - ',.,a X X u i yi x x 'Q A E ', -wx-x,1nwIO1YY4 '59 R01 A 2 lo 756 115' 8'5'?'.'1' S lV5U 4 - 1' 'C ?f'.,. 'fs' 'L - da' xx W K x 6Z67ll67Vf4f? Y In , ,j7,..:,i: f-.Uv g,T:i:?e, f' we 5Zl'!'H 6Wf40f lu! I rdf? CLASS FAVORITES ,limm1e Sue Chilcuu Carolyn Blackmon Dorrs Blue Mrchael Bobbm Donna Bradshaw Kathy Burkhalter Holly Cannon Larry Carson Jrmmre Sue Chrlcuu Sherla Chrlcutt Donald Lee Dobbs Rrchard Ellrs V1ck1e Green Garry Hammond Nancy Hensley Brlly Hrnkley Prrnce Hunt Danny Jackson Kenneth Lothrrdge Garl Morrrson Jay Woody Morrow Larry Payne Paul Rayf1eld Kennrth Read Brlly Reagor johnny Srmmons Barbara Sparks Davrd Sneed La Kay Warkrns Sandra Wheeler Darrell Zardle CLAQQ FAVORITEQ Edward Chesney Regrnald Crow Dennrs Dustrn Dolores Fenley Andy Gentry Melxnda Hall Freddre Hammond Lrnda Hardrson Joyce Harrrs Brllre Helton Larry Henry Margaret Huddleston Raymond Jones sharon Kearns Brooks Klern Janrce Latham Jannay Latham Nowahana Leatherwood Ieanre McCarty Johnnre March Edward Nerghbors Melba Phrllrps James Prke John Reed Janet Reynolds Larry Smtth Dean Sptvey Vrckre Sprrngfteld Ronald Stepp Ltnda Usry Jeannre McCarty Brooks Kletn Vx 'T .f'LYfH 6'!MUf df' NA NN .:5' -.f,::v I Q FP I Hff!! 6'1?f4Uf CLASS FA VORITES Judy Ward Robert Newkirk 4+ Y f 4- ai A 4535 ff . .I s are ' 4 4 YK 0 S 1 V dh - Y -'ff 4. 1 4-W 4 Mi .,.,, 'fd' W' xL A BB' ,f f l Lg: 5 1 B , I X .. ri - , lr' fs Q 9 'T W I .A Q 'v .1 N, . -1 ' ' ' ' , 'X Q N, J- 'LA' I . 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Q Wa -71.433 Ist? 63 99551 0 Mrachel Cross Dorls Collrns Glenn Dtkes Lrnda Ford YY? ,ov Sw CLASS FAVORITES Jrmmy Hammond Vernell Hampton Robert Htnkle Mrldred Leatherwood Howard Lunsford Cathy McCoy Iackle Mltchell Paul Moore Mrachel Prescott Becky Rayfteld Vlrgrna Rayfteld Bllly Reed Kaye Rrddle Carl Russell Brlly Roesrcke Bobby Slate Mrke Smrth Brlly Spoon Jody Strawbrrdge Kathryn Tackett Johnny Thomason Gary Txdwell Paul Warden Jerry Wllhrte C,LAss FAVORITES Eddle Haugen Carla l-leflln James Hutsell Davld Kxdd Suzy Kxngrea Jlmmy Lee Manuel Patrxck McKee John Mlller Jeanme Mxlls Aleta Moore Bllly Mullenmx Tony Odom Danny jo Pomeroy B1ll1e Poulter Pamela Reagor Nancy Rxtchey Gary Saathoff Linda Simmons Ronald Soloman Wanda Strickland Tommy Thomas Julia Williams Rayna Witt Jerry Young Nancy Rltchey Ronald Solomon 9q?,f,,,ffl 'fY'5,a Av agp q?' 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V'-,A 1-,, -,txt . v.-ff:-w 1 ' vi 5-Pi' xfT9f'.4 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK 'The Old Rehable Weatherford Texas MemberF D I C C Ong ratulations Senior s I ' I C ong ratulat1ons Sen1or s DIRECTORS OFFICERS Edgar Bowden James Doss Merchant Presldent Emerltus Herman Carr R B Glbson Ranchlng Presldent James Doss Boley Pearson Presldent Emerltus V1ce P1-es1dent R B Cubson Lloyd Hlnkle Pres1dent V1ce Presldent Jess E Hall .Ir Forrest G Reld O11 Tool Manufacturer V1ce Presldent and Cash1er Lloyd Hmkle Darw1n Cox V1ce Presldent Asslstant VICE Pres Carl Lasater Worth Barnett Dalryman Asslstant Cash1er Jack Martm Esther Hudspeth W D Newberry Frances Sk116S Insurance Asslstant Cashler Boley Pearson Spracklen V1C6 Presldent A551591 Forrest G Reld Weldon Spracklen V1ce Pres1dent and Cash1er ASS1Sta11'C CaSh1er D Rockwell Ilene Sul11van Merchant Asslstant Cash1er Dr E M Russell J0hI1C Kearby Physmmn Appralser W A Wh1te Mortlclan The Merchants S Farmers State Bank Weatherford T exas The Fr1endly Bank For Everybody Members ofF D I C andF R S Ranching Assistant Cashier Compliments of CITIZENS NATIQNAL BANK Weatherford Texas Establlshed 1868 We pay you 4 per cent on your savings compounded semi annually All investments are lnsured up to S10 OOO OO for any one investor We Lend Money For The Purpose of Buying Building And Repairing Homes MUTUAL BUILDING AND LGAN George Fant E1enaB Fant J E Whitsett Fred W Bankhead Fred H Potter br C W Moss Kurtz Smith ASSOCIATION Weatherford T exas Board Chairman President Executive Vice Presldent ecre ary Attorney Appraise Appraiser Mortgage Life Ins Lion Bowden. . . . . ......... . . Vice President R. J. Smith ...... ......... ....... S t .I , ' . ........... ' r Cgtlt ,S CONTINENTAL STATE BANK BydT FD HCR: bww WTS Wmyf ham. X. Joe E Newsom Bulldmg Contractor Rural Gas Supply ll?-S, l'mmmmncSw S UF Y P1 bgSpp Member . .I,C. , Q h ' , , k,,fl lll ll. ,K .wg -. - x 2 z GQ' l P f ,-. ,.-, ,s,,.-QQ' N I' ' 25 X we O 260 F4 Sp ' gt wn, Te 4 Compliments of ll.. Q ,' 5 l,l!.1ii lfgdfgfigvz 1' e XZX X ll PIII! Azle, Texas our um in u lies Cornpllments BQYER FEED MILLS Bulk Dehvery Phone MA 4 3133 E 28th Street and Denver Tracks Ma1l1ng Address Box 4336 Fort Worth Texas Custom Grlndlng Wholesale and Retall Feed lnte rnat1onal FeTt111ZCT Comphments BAKER BUILT F EED ERS P O Box lll Rhome Texa Off1ce Phone 98 Res N. . I g L - Custom of . . , S ' - , 51 Texas Sandlin Cleaners Butane Company 'W awww? V. Kemp, Jr. Tex Jones LY4'6837 LY 44036 Home Owned and Operated South Side Square WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES Phone 2.08 Weatherford Texas Springtown Texas White s Funeral Home Oxygen Equlpped Ambulances W A Whlte Bur1al ASSOC1at1OH Wh1te's Serv1ce Insurance Co Insurance for all the fam1ly up to one thousand dollars Sprlngtown Texas Weatherford Texas Phone 120 D1a1 LY 4 3811 Congratulatmn to the Sen1ors of 1959 Cot Ritchey Hardware Warden Drug Store - l-1 M Your Local Dealer For Frankhn Lwestock Supphes ' 9 I l I 0 H I 111 I I i es Y I .P I -1 I ,Q Asa- ..,, .sy 1 w v 1 .lr .,.-. .... - s . ' B -:x:... Compliments of ' I E. A. Keener 'WN Auto Parts , f X iff I if: Azle Texas Klein Brothers Garage Rebormg Motor Rebu1ld1ng of All K1nds SYI1Ch1'OH1Z1I'1g Dlstrlbutors Complete Front End Allgnment fllivcs Wheel Balancmg XR? All Work Must Please N5 QR Phone l28F2 Sprmgtown Texas Bridgeport Auction Sale Where Buyers and Sellers Meet Clyde Moore Owner and Operator Sale Every Saturday Phone OV 3 2270 at Brldgeport Texas Phone 162172 Sprmgtown Texas Custom Slaughtermg and Processmg 'iw 1 I IW Wholesale and Reta1l Meat An-xx ' Nl 112 mlle East of Boyd on Rhome H1way Phone HE 3 8881 Res HE 3 5595 H D u 1. .5 C ' - . S' .K X V -I S 8 T Slaughter House ' ' i n ' mi GEORGE HOOD GAS COMPANY Butane ------ Propane D y--Ph 184 Night--Ph ne 215173 t 1 E yb y L th f 1960 T R l'OSt A Suppller of Smclalr Products F S h d t ld M Z0 lIlMb1 R Springtown, Te S ' Pease ver d Good uckt S ' o 4 J 0 is-od' Weat erfor , T Sprlngtown Lumber Company Comple e Line of Bui ing aterials gc Phone 1 Box 197 S rin town gi T xas . 4 Beard s Supermarket MDS 4 f 31665, M1 Ls' EMC' H spt1Pho Azle Clmlc 8 Hospital SAGINAW FEED MILL Whol sale Feeds a d Cra Phones: MA 6 5414 MA 6 5415 MA4 2141 MA4 2142 Sagmaw, T 9 Springtown, Texas 595- A 5-' K x U 2 impfx. M X i N ' 1 V, as-m e ra a - 6 f Q 2 a 4 1 1 aa, X 2 I-Q 1 X ,-,, '- N' 1'.- enver Trail Azle, Texas o ia ne--151 Clin Ph 152 e n ' in Foster Lindsey 's Jewelers Texas 81 Pac1f1c RR Watch Ins ector Bonded and Insured Dlamosds Wyler Bulova Elg1n Omega Watches Gorhan He1rloom Sterhng All Muslcal Instruments 90 Day tr1al Rental Plan Eas Credlt Terms Funglcldes No mteresyt or carrymg charges J W Foster Jr Owner Seeds Fert1l1zerS Insect1d1de5 Weatherford Texas Weatherford T exas W D Newberry Insurance Insurance That Insures' Phone LY 4 7451 112 North Ma1n Street INSURANCE For Protection For Investment Weathe rford T exas W H Bowden and Sons Department Store ' ' Featumng John C Roberts Shoes for Men 'A Good Place To Buy A11 Your Needs' g Phone 4 3821 Ib' Weatherford T exas .lones Theatres Jones Drlve In Theatre Pal ace Plaza Weatherford Texas 1 I , l - i ! . I 1 Q 0 II I , 1 0 0 X , ' I X5 . , -Q I 4' I '.G2'x ' fb' J f 1' Q , V PP A I 'U I ' I-.W , . E ... I: 1 I ' I' '. 1 ,.- I :1'I..- ' 1 0 I 1 Wise County Gfflce Equlpment Complete l1ne of school and off1ce supplles Royal Typewr1ters Decature Texas MA 7 2 385 Corner Drug Your Prescr1pt1on Pharmacy Phone 3 4161 Br1dgeport Texas Thurmon Parson New and used cars State H1WaY 24 at the Y Phone OV 3 2712 Brldgeport Texas Jones Hardware G1ft Ware and Sportmg Goods B r1dgeport T exas Creamers Gro and Statlon Gas Kerosene and D1esel All Popular Brands of O11 w B un w I Farm Road 51 WR I 0 I. Sprmgtown Texas 'xgli L1ve Better Farm Better Electmcally Wise Electric Cooperative Inc Phone MA 7 2167 -yn Decatur Texas Frontier Cafe and Drlve In Malts Shakes Hamburgers Good Serv1ce'H'ff fGood Food Bmdgeport Texas K The Stationery Shop Brldgeport Texas Offlce and School Supplles Monogrammmg OUT OT T211 C1iRfl3l1U1fR J O O O . . n .UL 5 ' ill . -5 4 '4'uu - I 7 r 7 n Y 1 - , 0 . O O I Y L ' E xg 5 , . o A - 'ig I . 7 .. 1 if . Q' . Jn. '- 0 O 0 . v , I Served By Frank Lamar Congratulatlons Senlors S Dairy Queen Skating Rlnk Skate Your Date Home Of The Cone Wlth The Curl On Top J I 901 South Mam Weatherford Texas Pflngtown 3250515 Texas Bob Hanson Auto Supply Company MA 5 1145 CE 7 4491 2200 Azle Ave 7106 Jacksboro Hwy J R W1lh1te Manager Joe Frazler Manager Fort Worth Texas Q68 NL 1 1 , O O O H ll L L My ,El : A Ii. .. -X J, H u ' z S . - 7 ' ft g,, ' - t I 9 . 2 I I X-.1 Sp ringtown Auto Supply Dependable Parts Phone: 2. 3 3 229 Springtown, Texas Q10 W Young's Sinclair Station Washing and Greasing Friendly Service Phone: 181 Springtown, Texas A I x 4 if Q93 9+ Azle Trading Post Where You Meet Your Friends Phone? Springtown 112F3 GRUCERIES 1 Earl Slate Wrecking Yard Hour Wrecker Service Egg 41 if B Welding Parts and Tires O N Azle Texas Phone Z34F5 OJ!! 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P ox Weat erfor , T s Weat erfor , Tex Compliments of Sheriff ' ' of Parker C ty Weat erfor , T O O 0 Pecans Peanut Meal Weat erfor T f T Eagle Drive ln e Te Strlblmg Drug Store H Sz JAY W STRIBLING Phone 44Az1e Texas gt df' C L Ward BLACKSMITH AND WELDING Spr ngto Texas Howard Coleman DIRT CONTRACTOR Pho e ZIZFZ Jones Super Market 12OlFt Wo th H1 ay Weatherford Texas s a pleasure to se e you Western Cafe D mg Room Flne Foods Part1es a d Church Gathermgs we ' F009 9 Ale Tea Breedlove Lrvestock Commlsslon Company C A Jackso Wayne Ca non Fort Worth Implement Company JOHN DEERE SALES AND SERVICE FT Worth Te as Pho C MA 4 3184 1107 N Ma1 street Nlgm 213F2 Sprl gtown Te as Fort Worth Te as , J. . . ' ' vu Azl , xa , lx l . it tf Q-, O O i Wu, n -- Phone--219 Springtown, Texas inn' - ' , r 'W t ' n ?'q , 1 it.- It' rv 'i 'i ' z , x s , , n n . , x n ' ' ' . 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Y Farris Funeral Home n c ADW' zoo an f- AMBULANCE xoawofaewrarosocfvofwerp P X Atkins Butane Co 66 OJ kb HWY CE7 335 Lake Worth Pharma h cy Lester s Professional k Pharmacy PP CE7 3144 66 9J kb H y W th M Sprlngtown Chnlc DOD Tl h Dy301 Nghtll2. Sprlngtown A G Coopers Apphance C0 Gulf Station 8 Gro TVA: Appl A MJ B f FHL 20 H h 199 h E L D g Y O I . 0 ac s oro . - Phone X Butane ro ane - 17 xj Concentrated Fuel Azle, Texas Compliments of , o U0 nny Tompkinsl Quic , Accurate Service Prescriptions and sick ro m S11 1165 Azle, Texas 0 ac s oro W . dl I Fort or , Texas e lclne Congratulations Seniors , , ana e ep one a i O O 0 O O pen . . --- . . iances 11 a'or rands o Oil Sales at Servlce u ine of Groceries Phone 6 Q 1 wa , P one 195 C. . ane J. . Russell l Springtown, Texas Congratulatlons Seruors Sprmgtown I-hgh School Class of 1960 Your future 15 our concern Wlth the d1a1 con vers1on program m 1960 we w111 better serve your needs Wlth the most modern telephone equ1p ment avallable 7elePAones, ncorporafe 1 nf .T-fffcgax ZQJ 5 ' 0,-W1 7 I HV TRI COUNTY ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE IA I I I 'f 1 Owned By Those It Serves i XX? 2 . 'f ,-P , no invite ez closer look . . . TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCES HAVE KEPT ELECTRIC RATES LO You don't have to be a real old-timer to recall the days when electric power was gener- ated by a small steam engine. Every time the belt slipped the lights would dim all over town. Today's huge, steam-electric, central generating stations supply metropolitan-type service through networks of transmission lines. The hrst transmission line in Texas.. . from Waco to Waxahachie and to Dallas and Fort Worth . . . was constructed by TP8rI. in 1913. That line provided many communities along the way their first electric service. Year by year the Company has grown and now serves 348,000 customers from some 20,000 miles of line. Through these years the Comcpany has carried on a program of research and evelopment rel- ative to the various phases of its business. As a result, TP8rL's customers have always enjoyed dependable electric service at low cost. For example, since 1936, the cost of living has gone up l08'Z1 while the average unit cost of TP8rI. residential electricity has gone down 4396. TP8rL Company is a business-managed, investor- owned pu lic utility company . . . a typical example of American free entercprise. Its expan- sion requires none of your tax ollars, as is the case of government sponsored power projects, which consume rather than pay taxes. Instead, TP8zL - a good tax-paying citizen wherever it serves - pays taxes amounting to more than 25 cents of each dollar of revenue to help pay for our national defense, to hcl su port schools, fire and police protection auf to liJnance govern- ment services generally. Texas Povver 84 Light Conlpan Partners in Texas Progress G dAllTh T Boyd Frozen Food Lockers B yd T Dlco Foods Inc Modern om lm Beauty Shop of Phon Spmngtown, Texas Operated By M 274 Barber Shop r s. Exnoa Moore 'L.'liLQIILw I xir, I . I b t oo e ime o , exas Q O Decatur, Texas Complete Lo k d I S ' C pl' t Charm Beauty Salon ltO t WSp P Kembell Servlce Statlon 8 Grocery Bridgeport Cllnlc Bridgeport Hospltal OV 3 2228 B P McKenzie umble Statlon S prlngtown Plumbing D y Ph Nght Ph 179F11 VB Wlk Spot Cash Grocery Dan Strlckland Motor Co Sp gt T Cot Ritchey s Insurance Agency F C ny Lblry Frances Chi cu t, wner ' Best in Beau y Service e ecialize in Permanent Best in Gas in Town Waving, Hair Sha. i g d Tinting . Springtown, Te Sp ingtown, Tex Compliments of ' O ' Troy McKenzie, Mgr, Box 6 Brid e ort, Texas Sp ' gt wn, Tex a one 163 i one - i inson Brid e ort, T Springtown, Texas 0 0 Q Box 55 New Fords Phone 185 Home 122 Used Cars Springtown, Texas rin own, e . a ,K ia ii THERE IS A FORD IN YOUR FUTURE B57 94 I SLA IIG PALO PINTO DIAL LY! JIS! WEATHERFORD TEXAS Bridgeport Feed Mull FEEDS OF ALL KINDS BRIDGEPOR T TEXAS Le1gh's Clothlng Store Weatherford Lumber Company Carter s Garage Texas T1re Servlce Creamland Cafe Whaleys Hare Poxer Farrrung Beemea s Cleaners SPIC and Span Cleaners Hall Furmture L1ndsey Motors Johnson Jewelry Jay's Automotlve Hodges Feed Reeders Meat Company Ware s Transfer Zero Food Locker Boza Shop Brewer Se rv1ce Stat1on Weatherford Weatherford Weatherford Weatherford Weatherford Weatherford Weatherford Weatherford Weatherford Weatherford Weatherford Weatherford Weathe rford Weathe rford Weatherford Weatherford Weatherford Weatherford Weatherford Sprlngtown Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas 1 Texas , - , 5' 8 ' L A L . . . 1 I Mode-O Day French Shop I WISH TO EXPRESS OUR SINCERE THANKS TO THE MANY ADVER TISERS WHO HAVE CONTRIBUTED SO GREATLY IN MAKING THIS ANNUAL POSSIBLE. THE 60 ANNUAL STAFF WE THE ANNUAL STAFF OF 1960 V52 2 2 Qw3?Ei. +R sf ini AUTOGRAPH