Stamford High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Stamford, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1950 volume:

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' X ' 'sl' , I 3.1,- 1' ,. 11 N . .1 7 azz, ' .1 , .- ..I fl. l Lx: .. .L it TIME TB?DiCTTDCDf5 1550 iii, fx If s Publnslwed by S'f'u.deN'l's of Shrqfond Hagh Sclwool S+nM..-...I 'TZ-nm 1-gm In December 1900, the first public school in Stamford was opened. It consisted of four rooms and had three teachers. By the third year, 500 pupils were enrolled and ten teachers were employed. The rapid growth of the school brought about the need for a larger build- ing. In 1908, a new brick building, consisting of ten rooms and a large auditorium, was completed. Soon, however, the city was again in need of a larger school system. ,A sq. ,529 7' 'U jf' it '334', - ,WY R n ,g gwp 4 . f1,n, f .-.M x' if' I 3 ' - ' My it In 1913 two brick buildings were constructed, one located at Bomar Heights, the other opposite the old high school. The primary and intermediate grades were then transferred to these buildings. After the fire which destroyed the administration build- ing of the Stamford College, the college ground was used for the erect- ion of a high school building. In May of 1922, construction was started. The building, built at a cost of S86,000, was occupied on February 5,l923. On July 7, l9Z8, 565,000 in bonds were voted for the construction of a Manual Trainin 8 Shop, a Home Economics Cottage, land the Reynolds Elementary School. Overcrowded conditions necessitated expansion again in 1939. The Oliver Elementary School, the wing ' 5' A 3 additions to the main building, one for Junior High, the other for high school use, were built at an expense of s9o,ooo, During the past three years, numerous additions have been niade. In 1947, two wings were added to the Reynolds building, including sixclassrooms, 'IFJTETC' WCDTLI I6 a Principa1's Office a d , n a book room. The Vernon School District was consolidated with the Stamford District during this same year and the Vernon Building was moved to Stam- ford, lt was brick sided and used for the f' t ' ' irs grade. It is now being occupied by the 44355. ,N 1 vi ' fi I W A ,Ewa qwwr, , ., f.? - . w ig: .. t , K I V ' 7 , ,Q ,:.k.,g5M.'s--ara? ':fFa:gy5.f5T 2ii': ': 'y 51'- 'k ym il i, QM M' l 'fyi A R, gp 'g5,,-, '- - 5 ,, 7 ' .. - ,, ew' f -- , - V f N .i - N-, vw -i . Agriculture Department and Public Sch 1 oo Music classes. In the summer of 1949, con- struction of the Field House and Gymnasium was begun. The Field House was completed and occupied in November of 1949. The Gymnasium was completed in April of 1950 and the dedication ceremony was held in the first ' ffl NASFTLI' H3 3' 7511155 6533 Elan We, the students of Stamford High School, have found in our journey through school that whenever the road became rocky or steep, wheneverwe had problems to face, whenever we neededa friend, you, Mrs. Austin, were there. Besides being our counselor and friend, you have guided and trained us in algebra, geometry, and speech. Almost every year you have beena class sponsor. In spite of these many duties you have found time to sponsor the annuals for the past four years. lt has been due largely to your careful guidance that each year the annual has expanded. But your service to young people does not end at school. You are an energetic leader in the young peop1e's department of the Baptist Church. As head of the young people's department you have endeavored to show by word and by example the true Christian spirit. Because of your service to us, the students of Stamford High School, because of your efforts to guide us mentally, morally, and culturally, be- cause we love you, Mrs. Austin, we happily and thankfully dedicate to you this volume of THE BULLDOG - 1950. I , XD! ff X ff xx, f X' G. f 4 if X ntzn '71, - --- -ff U- f X ,..................... K X ADJHFNF sfzzqazzfrr em 4 .bi X x ., of 5' I C2 1, ' 4 r... Mr. R. C. Shelton Mr. A. I. Mills Mr. D. E. Prewit Mr. O. H, Smith President Vice President Secretary Mr. L. W. Johnson, Superintendent BQARD CDF EDUCATIO Mr. Albert Ivy 1. Q V' ! Mr. H. R. Daffern Mr. B. P. Davenport, Ir M in Mrs. Jewel Austin Mr. Carl Cook Miss Margaret Crockett Math Coach, Math at Biology English Mr. T. R. Tinsley High School Principal Mrs. John Dyer Mrs, Bert Flemins Mr. Ralph Hardy English 8: Science Math L: Latin Coach 8: History K' HL- l ' is Y-1? Mrs. L. W. Johnson English Miss Ethel Rowell or , he wi' 0 Q- . Mrs. H. K. Langford Mr. Gerald Proctor Home Economics Vocational Agriculture uf' P 'S Mrs, Jack Dengon Miss Eugenia Grant Registrar Secretary Miss Billie Sims Miss Beth Winzer Physical Education Commercial Home Economics L!N X, f iv-vu-' L , A I 'XSWQS -' 'll'-Y-Q Gb! Q X ,yew-4 1' ,'a, gba Psi W Mr. John Dyer Mrs. Mary Gay Miss Allie King Miss Beth Smithey History Mathematics Social Science Reading Mrs. A. W. Stokes Social Science Mr. William E, Mayes Junior High Principal Miss Era Jo Upshaw Miss Rozella Veazey Music Language Mrs. Mary Wilson Reading il if 'Q K, ' we . sf' 4 1 , -- A ' 5- ,, dy ' 3 1 4 5 9 ,4 n 4 54 W . 4 .5 :Jef-fi A .1 Q 5 ' 5:72 'W ' 'EH at was 5Y'fms! L1-,. s A - 'Q I u I .Sf full vi' v '-tg' fK' 'W t . Q' gp Q- 47M V ,ga-fri? x 0 f QXN ' xx 1 ff, mhhnn , 'Y if-.Z 1 Q Y If x f 1 A? 'Eff .H LW I-555 P . ,wi 711 s iff' X Ziff , f M, , Q!! y V A if sd Q A sl: 0 lm af 1:1 , wx s t , ' If-'hi Q cv' xsiini'-9' Q , , n- 5If3?9717?23I FIRST TERM OFFICERS President - - V. President Secretary - - Reporter - - Sgt. at Arrns SECOND TERM President - Bert Goodyear V. President B111 Gregory Secretary - Carolyn Nunnallee Sgt. at arms Wayland Bingham Sponsor: Mrf. Dyer 'Q Jackie Berry -- Ir. Play, Bulldog News, Sr. Play. Wayland Bingham -- Jr. Play, Bulldog News, Sgt. at Arms Sr. Class, Sr. Play. I oan Bohannon-- Jr. Play, F'.H.A. Bulldog News, Sr Play. . if - . fifug Tfiif A R Wanda Dalrymple -- TNBPR, Vice Pres. Pep Squad, F,H.A., Annual Staff, Jr, Play, Bulldog News, Sr. Play. Bill Gregory -- Class Favor- ite '47-'48 and '48-'49, Ed. of Bulldog News, Jr. Play, Foot- ball '47-'48, Annual Staff, Pres. P.B.M., Vice Pres. Sr. Class, Sr. Play, Sr. Advisor of Dog House, Most Friendly Sr. Boy. Norma Coleman-- Cheer leader Pep Squad, Fine Arts TNBPR, Bulldog News, Ir. Play, Student Council, Annual Staff, Sr. Play, EF.A.Sweet- heart. Dolores Kendrick -- Pres Pep Squad, TNBPR,Pres Fine Arts, Class Favorite '47- '48, Girls State, Jr. Play, Annual Staff, Dog House Rep- resentative, Sr, Play. 'Q' Herbert Goodyear -- Ed. Bull- dog Annual, Pres. Sr. Class, Band '46-'47 -'48-'49-'50, Drum Major of Band '48-'49, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Most Repre- sentative Sr. Boy. James Hall -- Pres. F.F'.A., Jr. Play, Football '46-'47- '48- '49, Annual Staff, Sr. Play, Bulldog News, Pres. Stud. Council, Most Handsome Sr. Boy. t QM , 1 WR .f,..e,. Beulah Markhart -- Pep Squad, TNBPR, Sr. Play. Carolyn Nunnallee -- TNBPR, Bulldog News,Sec. and Treas. of Senior Class, Sgt. at Arms of Pep Squad, F.H.A., Most Beautiful Sr. Girl, Sr. Play. ,'ig '-new .' 1 - f4: ' ' N 'MQ ,XB x 4 Geneva Portwood -- Bulldog News, Sec. 81 Treas. of Pep Squad, Jr. Play, TNBPR, Sr. Play. 1 Elton Portwood -- Vice Pres Sr. Class, Stud. Council, .Tr Play, Sr. Play, Annual Staff I Bulldog Ne ws, Football '48- 6 '4 9, Football King. Qgfiilx, J f 5 its vi ff? ai f l P Lilffifg fl X w fww f Nannette Raney -- Sec. 81 Treas. of Sr. Class, J'r. Play, Bulldog News,Sr. Play, Cheer leader Pep Squad, Annual Staff, Sec. 8: Treas. of Dog House, TNBPR, Most Representative Sr. Girl. Barbara Turner -- Pep Squad, Annual Staff, Bulldog N e w s , Sr. Play, Football Queen. .Tannette Raney -- Class Fav- orite '48-'49, Pres.Sr. Class, Stud. Council, Cheer leader of Pep Squad, TNBPR, Annual Staff, Jr. Play, Bulldog News, Sr. Advisor of Dog House, Sr. Play, Most Friendly Sr. Girl. ,l , L95 . ya Yiglill Ji I 4 C. 411 11 ,Q wk A '-4445. U f Vo... i E Ein 'lady sf., J ' 1 P1 A 1 rf I ll9C -I J? J WL- f f A l :'I' LJ --i ig ' .',, K 0 1 . J' 'Z' f'J 2, N ,, .1 1, v V , , ,fi X ' ' +L Jy'J:1.:lI1. -'A six 'iii llavl ,ll , l'i,l V 4 I ' ':I 1,f4 I-11 ff, ' 'lvvlnlll 4' 4 I fl x 3 UNI 335905 N X f, , in N-ixe., W, -I al Oi' as FIRST TERM OFFICERS President - - V. President Secretary - - Reporter - - Sgt. at Arms SECOND TERM OFFICFRS President - - Bobby Prewu, V. President Barbara Pendleton Secretary - - Peggy Jones Reporter - - Dlana Chandler Sponsors: Mrs Austm sl in-4' ikvarw' QUWW Tommy Alexander Spencer Baize Elmer Bell Jirmny Bland Gerald Boyd Diana Chandler Lindle Christian Jean Cobb Carol Coleman qv... LerOV Cornelius Invro Cny Jennie l'lanip1 'Ev' Robert Dickenson K ,- Charles Gary Raymond Hollabaugh Marc Johns on :fi Edith Foster Herman Hatfield J immy Huls ey T ommy Johnson Donald Garth it. .SLS Lynn Holden Peggy Jones Wanda Johns on Lavada Kahout - .,r ills' R eg inald Link ,, ' Al, Q S: I, K, Y . , ' e e j 3 fi A i f ' xii, , I . M filifff A V ' A e 1 98,3 . . L 9,29 N, , 1 .119 tix: Ye, - A .,.. 3- I .5-3.9, pr, ..x .1 s . . .ff , 1 J. C. May Tommy Pennell C arlton Kelley Ei SkU ' I ' gv I I :BX .-- ' Fi few.. ' FN f it ' - -N013 3 e i--7 - eff Q 2 - P e M 'mf 'W ' V1 E ug ene Lyckman G ilbert Mueller Richie Lane Margaret Mahood Barbara Pendleton Don Prewit Bobbv Prewit Carolyn Sitton Don Stearns Morris Sparks A ,X Billy Terry Christena Terry Joyce Terrell N -I M Joan Walton Bobbie West Leon Wisener I. I ., jf 0 lg s 1 5 l 'fll ,, ,fx 2 , ' Fi? l ELL Gr xf' v ni Larry Woody 'T' Uh Charles Young fz-w .M ,B E74 7, X 7 '35 xx 2- R R SQIQTWWIQIGKS L-1 Q4- rp' Cl ---M A-f,.,- nf ,-.A - i. vw. 'Y Q. ,Q s if tw W 1 - 5- ' ,ff ' 52.1 l YZ? Phil Amen 'Z' Iarbara Bates Bobbie Brown Ile-'HCP Da nnhtrv ' TV: Q. .. W 9 4, A , .giym , ., B sei f .. QM Dickie Bailey MSM yn. Q' Q-fl f' is 1 B Leon Billington Gerald Clark i n I C, B Dorothy Baird V 'A , 2 ...wiv , l . , H 5 Ik' L, :rf . 255 .Tenita Black Wayne Baldwin YE: gx. rl L If David Bashford J' une Bohannon Xxx I Tobitha Clifton Billy Eastland T omrny C ooper Walter Brooks Q J. E. Cox Bette Davis William Ellis 1 ,aiu , 'if fi r Ii .- Frank Foster Carl Griggs Billy Jackson 6 A .. :ii R oy c e Fuqua Charlsie Hambright Jerry Keen Larry Goodwin Floyd Hardin Hubert Kelley Regenxa Lemons 'Eg' Margie Gray Ruby Ann Hoote Creadey Gree 125+ R. W. Kelly Lena Larche Glen Lewis Peggy Ivy Ray Kinnej erry Lindsay Sarah Nix J illie Raphe It :if eey e .M-,.a A Bethie Sue Lindsey Leon Musil ,A Paul Phy pn Bobbie Parker Rose Piwetz Glen Rhea U Royce Rasco Cotton Rivers Anna Ruth Smith Bettie Schofield Earl Stagner Raymond Maxwell 'ifiiifj 1 5325? , ::y:. V51 ii f- 1 Lilly Neurnan 1 1 .1 4 ,lj ',. 'Q ., , -,Q A 1 J W X Y S F 1 'f fx as .-wg, phi- , , N ,,-+ f, 44- ','f, t:fg' 151'-.M .-jig 'Ei-QT. QW? 'fffw 'fa Jerry Prewit Eug ene S chuchert . 4 A WL Charles Vaden Jerry Ulke , 13571. .- . Billy Tidwell ' ':: 553 'GTX , i..::h,p'l', 't z - .,,,..,f mi V N34-E11 . ,' 1 x 4. James Webb Willie Webb Billie Webb Dick Williams Kenneth West SRX? 1 Patricia Vaden I ohnny Webb Leta. Io York Io Ann Warc 6 Wanda Fay We Herman West ZW- D01'0thY I xi Youngquisi 5 Q ' S Nwwx, Xxx be f We 55iRF:ZSifi'51TEN .5 ze '5- .- Ms.-H-'rw-.Vin FIRST T ERM OFFIC ERS President ------ V. President Secretary - - - - - Reporter - - Sgt. at Arms Lucy Kennedy - - - - - - -Dan Smith -Matilda Metz - - -Barbara Flowers - - - Eugene Coleman SECOND TERM OFFICERS President ---- - V. President Secretary ---- Reporter - - Sgt. at Arms Sponsors: James Thompson Kenneth Lowe -Barbara Flowers - - - -Wayne Crawford - - - -Charles Anders Miss Rowell Mr. Proctor .2- -x Peggy Adaxns Terrell Berry Q .10 A P 'im S S, Q -R XQAQGT YK 'sf Neta Fae Burch Donnie Coleman Charles Anders Dickie i Bennett Josie Bland Donald C affey gpm h .,,......?, . if I , C r l ,1 Mable Barrett Mary J'o Bounds Wanda Jo Boone Jo- Shirley C ampbe 11 Ronnie C alhoun T '! ? .. .s J-. W Eugene Coleman 'K x Kathryn M ' Con-'en Joyce Joe Bennett M 'hyd Mary Bristow 'bb ?f S' my I Wanda Carmon Grady Cozby w n ' Q X p X , ' V I 1 ' Q' J lx Wayne Crawford Wayland Files Albert Green Clara Beth IVY Woody Crider L Barbara Flowers Ruby Green Lajuana Jackson 3 av-H' Dorothy Davis Bobby Daffe rn WN is-9 Jo Ann Frizell Jody Foster if 5 X, Edward Ekdahl ' a L Otho Gillean 't Doris Hitch Paul '7 ' Hans on Marie Gregory Christine Johnson Betty Lou .M C urtis Johnson I 4931590 '1 3 Lucille 'QZZQ Darrell Kennedy ij: Mcwnuams 5: 'K it :Q J? N ' Kenneth L Herbie Q Lowe McClendon F . V Helen ' McAteer B Lg. ' ' fb 'mg -M- D. C. Keith Macon, Jr. Miles Bobbie Matilda Magnes s Metz Patricia Merriott , -1. Llada Nancy Moore Pardue , Bradford Dolores Moritz Newquist I' 2 Larry Morrow . . Q gh Marion Dan Rogers Smith Sandy Elbert Rudin Sconce Barbara J'oy Sosebee Carlton Strand TX Carlene Terry ig, Q 1 v ,-A Jw W -vs V mx, . f p, Winton J . - Thomas X rv X , X h N James , J, Thompson 'ffj'lgE qu Hubert Tillman Wu. Y Patsy i Vins on Garland Wade Douglas -4Lr-- Wadzeck w W W 35 X . 1 I ,- S U K x?-W xx ' ' 1 I H x F 5 Leland Thane Joyce Terry Don Gerald Vasek T imber lake Frank Whitley W W HQ 'f f T ea l l Mary Wilson X we , fs AJ HQ x 5245 ,,'7l x 0-4,1 N . D J!!! jf XV Q ff f f,, r, X I X ff ff X K 14 f I X fa if f yy 5 A ' 2 'jc if X .. lc? H 17 Q, 0 I 'I K, j - .nm Q lila' go r ozfwamrf EM B mrs James Hall Elton Portwood lst Term President Znd Term President AIEIENTZ Charles Gary, Norma Coleman, Barbara Pendleton, Janxes Hall, Woody Cridor, Paul Phy, Mary Jo Bounds. Not pictured: Sara Nix. 1 The Student Council is a group of representa- Q iq tives, elected by the students, to control various student activities, charities, and assembly pro- grams. Mr, Tinsley Sponsor i pd 65011 CUZ Keith Miles, Eugene Lyckrnan, Jerry Ulkc, Elton Portwood, Carolyn Sitton, J an Raney, Carle-ne Terry, Bobbie Parker. mi' H nv ni 1 S... augur'- '52 Mrs, Dyer Sponsor Dolores Kendrick Associate Editor C? Jan Raney Organization Ed. Bert Goodyear Mrs. Austin Editor Sponsor James Hall Nan Raney Business Mgr. Senior Rep. E Bill Gregory Norma Coleman Sports Edif01' Sports Editor SEAT' . . X L N . x . 10 Barbara Turner Elton Portwood Wanda Dalrymple Hand Lettering Art Editor Snapshot Editor Standing: Wanda Dalryrnple, Mrs. Dyer, Bert Goodyear, Wayne Crawford, Gerald Clark, Richie Lane, Robert Dickenson, Donald Garth, Elton Portwood, Nan Raney, James Hall. Seated: Mrs. Austin, Dolores Kendrick, Norma Coleman, Jan Raney, Bill Gregory, Barbara Turner. , Jennie Daniel Lucy Kennedy Bert Goodyear Drum Mjaor Clara Beth Ivy .Tune Bohannon Darrell McWilliams 'BAN' Mr, Mayes - Director First Row: Wanda Nauert, Kathryn Cotten, Mary Jo Bounds, Woody Crider, Wayne Craw- ford, Marc Johnson, Joan Walton, Patricia Merriott, Regenia Lemons. Second Row: Gerald Clark, Dick Williams, Ray Kinney, Peggy lvy, Bobby Daffern, George Humphrey, Bill Eastland, Otho Gillean, Arlene Stokes, Barbara Bean, Tobitha Clifton, Nell Jones, Bradford Mortiz, Eugene Schuchert, Leon Mus-il. Third Row: Shirley Grantham, Newana Williams, Lois Boedoeker, Margaret Mahood, Dell Rogers, Tommy Hammer, .Tan Hallman, Faith Ann Wise, Ruth White, Wayne Baldwin, Lillie Newman, Donald Waits, Glen Lewis, Dana Vaden, Gail Swenson, J. E. Cox, Curtis Young, Angela Tillitson, Lynn Emerson, Bethie Sue Lindsey. Fourth Row: Jennie Daniel, Darrell McWilliams, Lucy Kennedy, Clara Beth Ivy, Herbert Goodyear, Joy Sosebee, Jacob Issac, Donald Garth. IEE-5 SQIIA' f w . l 1 . 4 5 .s1j1f 5.5 'iw-5 . ' -, V? . L. VL-we A 51 'Y I I. c xx I . f 3 I Q f Mrkz. Earl Russell, Jr. Rlwty RUSSPU Mary N011 Callicoatte OFFICERS Sz-ryge-dnt dl. Arms, Carolyn NllflUc1llf'f'Q Prvsirivnt, Dolores Kvndrickg Svcrfitary, GPnPva Prwrtwooclg ViCP Pre-wid:-nt, lvvfiflllil Dfllryruplv. H 0'1- C7 - l are A, , , L .. 'r 'Fgsgf -'-+-1' .. . -t., - Q- , W A ' 'Q l - , J in Wi, , ., I ,A A ' Ax , if , suv-A l l - . , i.,3i. ' ' i'i t'i1v fA-F if . , . . -, . r 1 F I swf- , C, , g-,, algo ' 2.41. , '+ - ' ' f -J Q.. sk. , A If , U-1 , A ,W 3 if A Vrkersa.. , J 24.4, J -'eff 1. 'il - ' Y .rm 35' 'MP' -77:2 W , w'i ,, iff NT F ' mffgii- ,bearish ., ' 4 '25 'Laci 4 Q - .. ,. V 'Q 5 .. 'J' H .f'-Krieg' . ff ssc,-1 .' ' 'i I-QS. V-14' f - Q-n ,Q in 2-ff, A --Sze 5 . ..4 . .- A , W, 'fvzglgu 4-' , 3:5 'Eau' 3' J.': 3-f-- 4- A. at 7. ,,, ,K-ky. Fifth Row: Willette Daughtry, Anna Smith, Sandy Rudin, Christene Johnson, Christena Terry, Jean Cobb, Joyc e Terrell. Fourth Row: Barbara Flowers, Barbara Pendleton, Carlene Terry, Betty Johnson, Carolyn Sitton, Ruby Hoote, Richie Lane, Lavada Kahout, Barbara Schoonmaker, Third Row: Wanda Johnson, Beulah Markhart, Diana Chandler, Dolores Kendrick, Pat Vaden, Mable Barrett, Gregory, Nancy Wanda Carmon, Dorothy Baird, Cheer leaders: Doris Hitch, Edith Foster, Jo Ann Frizell, Second Row: Josie Bland, Marie Pardue, Mary Bristow, Charlsie I-lambright, Rose Piwetz, Carolyn Nunnallee, Helen McAteer, First Row: Lena Larche, Mary Wilson, Dorothy Youngquist. Leta Jo York, Geneva Portwood, Lindle Christian, Bobbie Brown, Jenita Black. Jan Raney, Norma Coleman, Nan Raney. Miss Rowell Mrs. Langford Sponsor Sponsor F. H. A. OFFICERS Tobitha Clifton - - - - Historiar Ruby Hoote - - - - - - Reportei Dorothy Baird ----- Secretary Jenita Black ---- Vice Presiden' Lindle Christian ---- Presiden' Geneva Brown - - Past Presiden' Bobbie Parker ---- Song Leadel Bobbie Brown - - Parliamentariaz Lillie Raphelt ----- Treasurel ffl ,,, Not Pictured: Anna Smith - - - - Pianis' AMEDRICA Back Row: Dorothy Baird, Lena Larche, Mable Barrett, Kathryn Cotten, Willette Daughtry, Lajuana Jackson, Bobbie Parker, Christene Johnson, Bethie Sue Lindsey, Barbara Bates, Tobitha Clifton, Bobbie Magness. Middle Row: Jenita Black, Lillie Raphelt, Joann Bohannon, Ruby Hoote, Bobbie Brown, Margaret Mahood, Wanda Webb, Josie Bland, Wanda Dalrymple, Pat Vaden, Clara Beth Ivy, Joyce Connell. Front Row: Llada Moore, Carlene Terry, Lucille Kennedy, Barbara Flowers, Lindle Christian, Wanda Carmon, Mary Jo Bounds, Patsy Merriott, Joy Sosebee. Mr. Proctor Grass Judging Team Gene Coleman Donald Caffey Larry Morrow Leon Wisener Standing: Curtis Johnson, Dell Rogers, Bradford Moritz, Bill Jackson, Jerry Keen, Spencer Baize, Frank Foster, Reginald Link, Morris Sparks, Kenneth Lowe, Keith Miles Tommy Johnson,Char1es Gary, Cotton Rivers,Eugene Lyckman. Seated: Carlton Strand, Joe Bennet, James Webb, James Hall, Leon Wisener, Mr. Proctor, Eugene Coleman, Hubert Tillman, Herman West, Jimmy Bland, Leland Thane, Terrell Berry. On the Floor: Donald Caffey, Charles Young, Larry Morrow, Edward Ekdahl, Charles Anders, Tommy Jones, Gerald Vasek. Not Pictured: Elbert Sconce, Frank Whitley, Kenneth West, Carl Griggs, R. W. Kelly, Larry Goodwin, Albert Green. I ff, x Q The purpose of the library is to stimulate and guide gun-5 pupils in all phases of their reading that they may find K increasing enjoyment and satisfaction and may grow in critical judgment and appreciation. 3'13 'i'Bi'fi TQJTANS It is a distinct honor to work in the library, as assistants are selected on a basis of scholarship and school citizenship - Barbara Bates, Tillie Black, Bobby Parker, Carolyn Sittion, Anna Smith, Betty Johnson, Nancy Pardue, Pat Vaden. Bill Gregory Editor Miss Winzer Sponsor Mrs. Dyer Sponsor 'Dil' ' 50065 ' Wayland Bingham, Joan Bohannon, James Hall, Bill Gregory, Miss Winzer, Nan Raney Barbara Turner, Ian Raney, Norma Ruth Coleman, Jackie Berry, D olores Kendrick Carolyn Nunnallee, Geneva Portwood, Wanda Dalrymple, Elton Portwood, N.. p V .. l mas .aw l . Mrs. Frizell Mrs. McCalluxn OFFICERS Peggy .Tones - - Znd V. Pres. Carolyn Sitton- -lst V, Pres, Dolores Kendrick - President Anna Smith ------ Pianist Dorothy Baird - - - Historian Barbara Pendleton -Secretary Margaret Mahood - -Reporter Back Row: Jenita Black, Dorothy Baird, Barbara Flowers, Jo Ann Frizell, Mary Wilson, Barbara Schoonmaker, Dolores Newquist, Mrs. Frizell, Mrs. McCallum, Norma Coleman, Dolores Kendrick, Betty Johnson, Carlene Terry, Nancy Pardue. Seated: Mary Bounds, Rose Piwetz, Darrell McWilliams,Kathryn Cotten, Lucy Kennedy, Richie Lane, June Bohannon, Peggy Ivy, Anna Smith, Pat Vaden, Margaret Mahood, Peggy Jones, Lindle Christian, Bobbie Parker, Regenia Lemons. ,Q TD Q36 IFIQDFIIS' 1- M1-5, H511 Mr. McCallum Standing: Jody Foster, Glen Lewis, Bobby Prewit, Bill Gregory. Seated: Jenita Black, Marie Gregory, Nan Raney, Dolores Kendrick, Carolyn Sitton, Ian Raney. , ,'15,If5, 31. T. N. B. P. R. is an organization which functions only through football season. It meets every Thursday night before Pep Rally to eat supper and get the football spirit. Members meet at a different home each time with two girls as hostesses. Back Row: Jan Raney, Norma Coleman, Nan Raney, Dolores Kendrick, Carolyn Nunnallee, Wanda Dalrymple, Lavada Kahout, Geneva Portwood. Second Row: Jennie Daniel, Beulah Markhart, Edith Foster, Peggy Jones, Lindle Christian, Christena Terry. First Row: Diana Chandler, Barbara Pendleton, Wanda Johnson, Joan Walton, Richie Lane, Margaret Mahood, Carolyn Sitton. 1 TH 1117.1 Era JO Upshaw Back Row: Bobbie Magness, Billie Webb, Joyce Terry, Christene Johnson, Paul Phy, Bobbie Parker, David Bashford, Anna Smith, Regenia Lemons, Jo Ann Ward. Third Row: Peggy Ivy, Willette Daughtry, Bethie Sue Lindsey, Lavada Kahout, Richie Lane, Diana Chandler, June Bohannon, Betty Johnson, Carole Elrod, Pat Vaden, Jo Ann Frizell. Second Row: Jean Cobb, Wanda Johnson, Bobbie Brown, Rose Piwetz, Marie Gregory, Tobitha Clifton, Darrell McWilliams, Llada Moore, Joy Sosebee. First Row: Joyce Terrell, Dorothy Baird, Peggy Jones, Charlsie Hambright, Jenita Black, Dorothy Davis, Clara Beth Ivy, Lucy Kennedy, Lena Larche, Patsy Merriott, Lillie Raphelt, Mary Jo Bounds. AM .1 A WN X V L xi K kr 0961? . 'fm www 22-1538Z?c.v3am.47 j',u,.,,2,,,,,,,., ww 7uvt 4.2M-Kyffgo... WMM 39'-owa,aQZf,r.,yv dec 4-E QQ Emjwmwfwwf igziezizff y f,,,,iMf. G X , -av -xx r ' ' A f X J C' x ' L-.. X ,, x 2 . .. ' f N f u ff N . ' X A5 1' , ya Q A I f I I ' ' I . wif f lb X X , f X X, ' I , 1' x '5 ' V K Q 1 .F4 4 X 'IF KDQTHFETES 2 Z rw incase limi IENIDEEQ STSNZK OTR? .Sf H Y iv '1 via I 'I' I 3 I I .1 ' x 'BTIQDS YQIESIENEATZ T19 'IE F9932 ...L 's I Lb IFQ3Q5Ti B3A' TRI! G5 S QKIIE' 'if ' f,i rj W6 X-' H TES i'Cf23CDif5,'17 SIGN? 637125 .' . .Es IHIGA. S'iLl7'i'EiEiZffii'EAF71ETS 'L s yy ,Ubi .vo 'Q I, MA TBANID I'IDiEiE ifiifi TR awww QM? 'QEA55 iFf?Jf00fQ1'7'??'iES gwmd 19 M JQWM o55..VL,Mf W. mwnf, Jw wwe iii Q9 QPR STITDTDFE ES' Joan Walton E Robert Dickenson Dorothy Baird Bethxe Sue L1ndsey Lucille Kennedy Wayne Crawford .-.vii T . -lr' -1 .Ji V ' , - -1 ' ' 'lj l Fu Beulah Markhart- willing worker, pep squad, outstanding s t u d e n t , senior play, dependable. 'Nws TLD HWS Barbara Bryant- quiet, unassuming, new pupil, senior play, good sport, plea- sant. Bobby Prewit junior president football pop ular , sophomore president stage manager for Junior play Richie Lane- annual staff, m u s ic a 1, p e p squad, dependable, outstanding student, all-round girl. T I . Agni' S7115 any 1 - - - --nr , -.v -1-W.--gf.-,lv-nyv-,yu -.V - 1 ,qc - . . .,,-!.,.,,..,.,,u - ., ,,-a.. 1137567 Bobbie Parker- fr ie nd ly, student librarian, musical, choral club all round boy, an athlete a good student .. ,Q H Patricia Merriott- pep squad, choral club, out- s tanding student. James Thompson- freshman class p r e s ident, footba11,basketba11, good stu- dent ri!-. 3 J , . 4 ,f -,, K , w W 59' V 1 I, , C I5 Q' A 9 I i o L- X1':e, 49.1, if .few ,ha ,i 13 - x -1' I ,LV . f wx gm ffm .If K - ,WN 1 K wl' 5 ' i 4 ?, Q x if 3' go :Q P 811 an Mf- 9 Aa, -- , f .I . vg- . u 'Q' fvxqfora' 1 .D S x f ,.,, -N 'Q 'fm V fr 'Eff ffm 5 - . .ffm 3 5 'ein' HQ ffl M' a , gy 512 fr w wf, f S, 1 Cf 'affix CSM 'ggi A f , fs xx '5 5 ' L, fnfqql 3 X, X , I 1 x, X I L Lf, L' , Vx, .,,L4 X Sff,.,'fw J A5151 55 E565 'IFQDCDTZIB ' ' Raymond Maxwell Dan Smith ---- Jerry Ulkc- - - Don Stearns - Johnny Webb - - - Tommy Alexander Royce Fuqua - - - Billy Terry - - - David Bashford - - - End Center Tackle - - Back - End -Back - End - - - End - - - Back Coach Carl Cook Tommy Johnson - Back Keith Miles ---- - - End Kenneth Lowe - - - Back Charles Gary - - - -Guard Cotton Rivers - - - - -End Elmer Bell - - Center Glen Lewis - - Guard Gerald Clark - - Center - Back Royce Rasco - - Coach Ralph Hardy Charles Young - Eugene Lyckman Spencer Baize - - - Don Prewit - - - Dickie Bennett - Jerry Prewit - - James Thompson Jody Foster ---- - Paul Phy - - - Not Pictured: Carl Kelley - - - Elton Pertwood - Guar -Bac - Bac Tackl Cente Tackl - - - Bac - Bac Tackl ----- Bac ----- Bac ,fl - J TJ Coaches Mr. Carl Cook Mr. Ralph Hardy fairway . l afxfa 'Vina 'QW an :np -I . 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Second Row: Coach Cook, Pual Phy, Leon Billington, Cotton Rivers, Johnny Webb, Tommy Alexander, Don Stearns. Third Row: Winton Thomas, Dan Smith, James Thompson, Raymond Maxwell, Wayne Baldwin, Spencer Baize, Charlie Anders. Fourth Row: Jody Foster-Manager, Donald Garth, Frank Foster, Keith Miles, Coach Hardy. L 1 TG 5351765 46 lg Front Row: Winton Thomas, Forward, Jerry Prewit,Guard3 Johnny Webb, Guard. Back Row: Wayne Crawford, Forward: James Thompson, Forwardg Raymond Maxwell, Center: Charlie Anders, Guard. kr 4 li Q 4' O I-nm. .V ,. 4 . V: 4 U:.g,Q nw-.-. NH., 1ffQ fl? '- 'D' 1 ' ' H-4551152 i 'iQ-n-.-,. .5 11.-,., O .-Q., ... ,g A- 4,7 K , ., , ,Pye , :ag ...L -QE :-1 53-L ,, in -. CB go to Front Row: Gerald Clark, Center: David Bashford, Forwardg Kenneth Lowe, Guard: Tommy Alexander, Guard. Back Row: Billy Terry, Forward, Royce Fuqua, Center, Keith Miles, Forward: Don Stearns, Guard: Wayne Baldwin, Forward. LLD LLD p-i LLD LLD --.. ' Q- L. 1... QT i I in lr-nn.. is-,Q 'IGNNE S T. R. Tinsley, Coach Earl Stagner represented Stamford in Regional Meet. Front Row: Ronnie Calhoun, Herbie McC1endon, Jody Foster. Back Row: Eugene Schuchert, Earl Stagner, Charles Vaden. N S . - - ' . . N . , 1 . Y N v N N x s N 1 w . '1 -v ' M ,--a qv , 4.3 I' 1 AQUTDFEKTE5 9 A F42 if NP A PAM, g A, I '. I ogfx 1 xx K uv - ,ss- .u tu ll.-. ' 2 3 , 1 2:-,If f J vc ,Q Q . - , 4 ai ' 4 R: -, ' P 4 - ,Qi L-if , .,- 1 0 4' . f gf I, ,M .4 , 5' 5. uv ' ,Nw I Y f A... TE LTQDTR mi? V 'Si' 'A f hm ' . Y. , ,f t EC S,.Lf,w WZ Q 5 'If 11. ' Q f Q A ' QW. N I N X 4' I, , , .L 'N' i ' K'- Q.G 'J, ' H Wiiag 7 '1 V -7 'QQIY' - I , Y D if 3 1 'I ks szqgguk, ff' k ,fa -1- my -. - 4 . i i in A-,Li-1-1' S' 'rfcoia 'ic 'f If-I if F' fm Hem ff-frcafgsf I ,Ao -A A '.' Q Y 1- . f ', Af i 11 f 'PGS-in If fa :ff Q 21 M ul! n 5901 Ichi- ,k!, --2 -Q ' 5 ji 4'f'ufx - -1 . 'Egm,.5V H 9 , lFqrJ if law 'IU -X 3 ,FW Hnmmhks Q Y 9 xc G fm? ky i ,V ,-k.. 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'Url A Annu, '?y . x - f fi pf I K .3 fx 0 ...ff D Back row: Herbert Goodyear, Bill Gregory, J ame s Hall, Dolores Kendrick, Jan Raney, Nan Raney, Nan Raney, Barbara Bryant Front row: Geneva Portwood, Jackie Berry, Norma Coleman, Carolyn Nunnallee, Wanda Dal- rymple, Beulah Nlarkhart, Barbara Turner Class Colors: Class Flower: Class Motto: Class Song: For Stamford High School Our hearts beat true- Our dear old high school, The white and blue. Remember the days gone byg Yes, we-'ll remember, both you and I. The Class of '50 Will always cherish The memory of each High school activity. Navy and white Carnation Success comes in CANSQ Failure in CAN'TS. To you we're loyal. Tho' we may wander, Our treasured memories Will all grow fonder. Remember the days gone by Yes, we'll remember, both you and I. Senior Class of 1950 The history of the Senior Class of 1950 begins with the eighth grade. Due to the conversion of the publi school system to twelve grades, instead of the former eleven, the class was necessarily small. The eight grade class was composed largely of students who failed the previous year and students who moved toStam ford to attend school. Members of this original clas s include cl Jan Raney, Nan Raney, Norma Coleman Jackie Berry, Joann Bohannon, Geneva Portwood, Bill Gregory, Bert Goodyear. The first addition to th: class came in the fall of 1945. D o l o r e s Kendrick moved to Stamford from Sweetwater and enrolled in th' class. When enrollment time arrived the following fall, two new s tudents were present, James Hall am Wanda Dalrymple. No permanent additions were made until the 1949 term. This year has brought four nev class members to us. Carolyn Nunnallee and Beulah Markhart enrolled on the opening day: BarbaraTurne: joined the class at the end of the second six weeksg and Barbara Bryant joined the class just in time to orde: invitations. So the Class of '50 has withstood time and storm, and still it has fifteen surviving members. On the class day p r og r am the class of '50 called upon Moe-the Swami to foretell the position tha each person in the class would occupy in life in the year 1980. This is his prophecy. Jackie Berry has been shipped to England to earn her living by trying to make the King laugh. She is an eminent success. Jo Am Bohannon is enjoying her ranch home but admits that a man might make jobs easier around the old home- stead. Barbara Bryant was hard to locate but afte r tuning into the ever-famous hit parade we hear her a: auctioneer for Lucky Strike Company. Norma Coleman is kept busy housekeeping in the forty-eight roon penthouse that she and her millionaire husband occupy. We see Wanda Dalrymple in a dr e s s shop buying 4 wedding gown. After thirty years she finally talked Melvin into it. Bert Goodyear is now conductor of thi Philadelphia Symphony. He doesn't have to work but two hour s a week with an income of forty thousanf dollars. Bill Gregory is now assistant superintendent of the Rule-Jayton Cotton Oil Mill. James Hall is nox Jones County Agricultural Agent. Dolores Kendrick is the ope r ato r of the Bell Telephone Company tha always gives you the wrong number. Beulah Markhart is the cause of the over c r owde d conditions of th' hospitals. With a nurse like that who wouldn't like to be sick. Carolyn Nunnallee reports that she got her ful aim out of college. After four years of hard struggling she finally talked a rich man into marrying her, bu even his money couldn't make her lose weight. G ene va Portwood now owns an Ice Cream Parlor in Rule Jan and Nan Raney were the Toni-twins of the month. Barbara Turner, after thirty years, is still trying ti learn to play third base. 5 v, Q4 wise-'Z-n 1' Q J- ' SiEN'KQ3fR To . The members of the Class of '50 feel that the four years they have spent in Stamford High School have been made more pleasant and interesting by the students who attended this school with them. To show this appreciation each member has left s ome remembrance to one of his fellow students. Jackie Berry leaves her small figure and cute laugh to Edith Foster. Joann Bohannon leaves her ability to leave school at three o'clock to Carolyn Sitton. Barbara Bryant leaves her quiet ways to Anna Ruth Smith. Norma Coleman leaves her ability to go with a Kelley to Pat Vaden. Wanda Dalrymple leaves her ability to go with a college boy to anyone that lucky. Bill Gregory leaves hi s ability to be friendly to Herman Hatfield. Bert Goodyear leaves his ability to get out of class to Jerry Lindsey. Beulah Markhart leaves her ability to make A's in American History to Don Prewit. James Hall leaves his short legs to Royce Fuqua. Dolores Kendr ick leaves her ability to make speeches to Joan Walton. Carolyn Nunnallee leaves her loud mouth and cute figure to Clara Beth Ivy. Geneva Portwood leaves her ability to go with a Rule boy to Wanda Johnson. Jan Raney isn't going to leave anything. She's taking Bill with her. Nan Raney leaves her ability to be called sister to Sis Lemons. Barbara Turner leaves her ability to sit on the c ampus with her number one boyfriend to Diana Chandler. 1'27flifiE+32ZCZ 63515111 jfmjvtff 451-1-J7,e.evV 95253 AU 3H09iTND smmzawmsm Hwclalx 7?ZvM?f4Mf Wi imszmnwsm i dig W due-f I' u .MUD t fs JL gm ibm TTP K X in mmf: N 1- 1 tba V . 'lv f' A f. i z' ' , K ' Peggy A Ki - L ' Beck 'XI' I 1 Barbara E1'n6St 4 ' I ' Bean Bell if if , I Helen Lois ,,.e X- ,119 Lavern Bates Boedeker Terry Adams M Bohannan .-. - Q ,.,W fu- ' 4 K CM -is x N in be at lf!! I A. 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N.- .61 9 Romona Mercedes Margie Roylyn Dobbins Escobedo Files Flowers 'lg' I Y N 3 gf' y 3: , 425 . - f Wt fl A Ll R . ,Z Lenora Ricky Gaylan Donald Gay Gillean Goyne Sli: Q Nora Faye Bates au. V, -4. rx ivx lk A F Thirza Bristow 'N R Sylvia Cole U . QU Dana Derrick C.. ,ii Rose Freeman fn Q,- 1 Charles Greene A A I. li Bill Wanda Kay Bauer Black , 'aa A 4 m L-J I L ,. 6 if fi - A C 153 4 ,Q r FE Roulhac Bobby Joe Bunkley Calhoun . , -s ., . ,if V . N V Ex ,, Judith Mike Cox Cox Hu 4 fvr:-??' 5 by . A e f- 4 , , X x 41- Dean Gene Dixon Dixon C C F -5' M 15, A V' aae A' 5 get in If? Lon Ruby Lee Galloway Galloway , L ,g ,K Q ... T '1 I Claude Carolyn Greene Hall EET GRA 'is we V in bl I in i df as ' fr n r a ea i Morris Martha Jo Ann James Milton Marjorie Hammer Hanes Hatley Hill Hinze Hoote Q 4 ,- WM. .3 'Q J ' , 3, ' , M i M . I 13 Yana K Lf' K.-.li , 5-...J ' ' Joe Doris Ann Lura Nell Hazel Sharon Satera Hurriphrey Kelley King Klose Lane Lopez G - 2 L- , ef l y 'W .,' Q L I ,r my . Gerald Nancy Ann Leon Billy Mary Ann Danny Martin Martin Martinez Mayfield McDaniel Meador '1-.K-' w ' G ' 'S' ' V t 5 3 igy 55 , 43 x - H xii i ' ' -1' -1 ' o f 1 ll Jimmy Jack Grady Kathrine .Tohn Katie Middlebrook Mills Mingus Mitchell Monsey MOSS r KY Q Q me Mary Jane Lavelle Marzetta Nina Louise Neal Nix Nix Nixon 1 P ' ' Barbara Nancy Lois Ann Oates Pierce Pride Pryor SJ -4:5 M ? Q' 'Zi ' wx Clara Frances Nutt Nutt t i'T 'l 'ni ,1 -so ' if +V A - 'Cp' g L. igv i -V L L, Mary Tom Carl Gene Rainwater Reed pd ll 7 IH 31516 'P Nancy Hughes Ni Noretta Lovvorn no-xi ,M X Rex Merideth ,Q 6 , -x Mary Sue Musgrove avg Royce Nutt 'bf 5.1 ix' tg A Billie Ricks T 'T 4' if W 'J ' usa '9-4' V. K A ,ju-,I .- h --1 -ev f' S ..- ,iv S ,bqbbhu - 'S -SZ- f , E 1 .. ' 'D A tx it . fi K . XX. ' , Bobby Ray Tommy Jerry Lawrence Jerry Ann Merlene Sigurd Rogers Schoonmaker Schuchert Segestrom Shirley Skiles Smith ' .V ' x i iff 'm ' R ia V A -we Q S if W r-' as - ff- 1 t T - :La W ef xv'-Y i ,' 2 J w T, 1' Q ,. 'a 1 1 x . I . lb A ' + T ala 4.- J. Melvyn Bobbye Joe Don Benny Robert .Tanet Kenneth 5i6v6nS0n Stokes Taylor Terrell Terrell Terry Terry an li' f T -3' ' M Q1 0 ,,,,. M' 1 , ,, A' . '- 5. 1 f' ' T --' Millard Raymundal Kelvin Leon Joe Elnora Jake Turner Vasquez Vest Walton Wash West Westfall 'D 4 ' Uk., H 'l' K 1 f e I . I. ' it ' L. , my -1- , f-,M if il V -:rf , 2 P- . T i S 'A' Charlene Gene Frances Alton James Marjorie Tommy White White Whitworth Wiuiams Williams Williams Williams 4 W ,.. - S- .-. W t vll -. ,b. V P+ f A 3 ... ...a V Troy Donald Dale Shirley Lowell Katie Ruth Williams Wills Wofford Wyatt Yoes York ' Ei File THQ? VDTZIB JC' Stamford Junior High Games Stamford Stamford Stamford Stamford Stamford Stamford Stamford Stamford Stamford Breckenridge 19 Anson 13 Hamlin 13 Breckenridge 14 Haskell 14 Hamlin Z1 Haskell 0 Lueders 0 Anson 40 Coach John Dyer Left to right, Front row: Bob Harrison, F. A. Sosebee, Jimmy Mann, Johnny Gay, Donald Walker, Bobby Bounds, Lex Kelley, James Little, Charles Davis, Wayne Mitchell, Max Kelley, Wayne Wash, George Humphrey. Middle row: Glennis Henry, Donald West, Mack Zimmerman, Jody Davis, Jackie Mills, Tommy Schoonmaker, Dallas Christian, George Mayfield, Charles Coody, Ernest Davis, Mike Wash, Dale Huls, Eldon Moritz, Bobby Calhoun, John Treadwell. Back row: Coach Dyer, Richard Welch, Bennie Terrell, Jimmy Alexander, Melvin Stephenson, Donald Wills, John Thomas, Buddy Baird, Rickey Giles, Hal Kendrick, Joe Humphrey, Joe Wash, James Hill, Kelvin Vest, Billy Mayfield. ..AN,. The Junior High School Band is composed entirely of members from the Sixth and Seventh Grades. The group has been organized along the same line as the High School Band. Officers, Drum Major, and twirlers have been selected. The band played for football games in the fall and have presented assembly programs for the Junior High School Group. Mr, William E. Mayes is the director. Saxaphones: Ray Dean Gressett, Bobby Rogers, Bob Harrison Flutes: Marjorie Williams, Wayne Cox Oboe: Dicky Bouchett Cornets: Letha Scott, Loy Be r ry, John Markham, Jimmy Carter, Tommy Williams Horns: Bobby Sue Stokes, Georgie Bohannon, Betty Upshaw Clarinets: Glynn Medlin, Nancy Ashcroft, Martha Hanes, Jerry Garner, Jimmy Arledge, Janice Boedeker, Emma Louise Appling, Billy Mayfield,Barbara Oates Drums: Rex Merideth, Nena Moreno, Frances Davis Bass Horn: Douglas Hulsey Baritones: Marvin Crawford, Dale Wofford Trombones: Joe Humphrey, Mable Bell, Don Savage if of -ff '11.Qf-'fQ:.'f-f-1.T Q D Q X ffl fry TTIRISIDIE WUT!! TVTUEEE UUEIKEWMJTQ 'lffvlf' K ' rar' Ak A. 'yr .. , 4 if 'NW ' , ' rw KDWT 1400 ON YOUR DIAL David W. Ratliti, Manager Day d N ght STAMFORD TEXAS WITH SINCERE GOOD WISHES FROM YOUR HOMETOWN STATION S g Central West Texa Affl ted with Mutual Net k , II I l I J WX X X ZZ W 721075 M W R RJ g Q. WISH ME A WISH AND SIGN ON THE DOTTED LIN! 5 QR x P f T- S V ' x A ,f ' ff E X X In TE gr' I I1 E ? X QR Nm Il i gl LN LI 0 E 5 l 17 5 X 5 Z5 W 75 2 1 S -mv X I ww!! ,7 QN THQ PEN S 5 1 I fllwwwwfff IIIIWWM 'bw-.0-.... ,,,....V,,..,- , I W K LAWHON CHEVROLET COMPANY ' t . Swede: Mi in Jennie: Tommy: Barbara: Boy, these seats are comfortable. The whole car is just beautiful. What's that new thing they have, Tommy? It's Powerglide -- LAWHON CHEVROLET CO. handles the bigger, better Chevy. T ornmy: James: Circle E mash and feeds are the best in town. Yep, and Eager Feed Store is a nice place to trade. Q.. if S -1 EAGER FEED STORE irs. Kinard: arolynz Iiana: e88Y5 T his coat looks nice on you, Diana. It sure does. I wou1dn't mind having it. I like it, too. We like everything at the BRYANT- LINK CO. BRYANT -LINK COMPANY Complete News Coverage of the Starnford Area Stamford American Published Friday Stamford Leader Published Tuesday . o lin '7 7 5 M V Mlllllli H fi Gini ,MW ul ' in .v-+-g,:mH- iv WESTFALL MOTOR COMPANY Kenneth Dorothy Tootie: Barbara: This is a good-look- ing car. All Oldsmobiles are powerful, too. WESTFALL MOTOR CO. is easy to get along with, too. Their service is very efficient. Bullet: Ian: Bill: This is a pretty shirt. How do you like it, Bill? I like it, but every- thing's well worth the money here at MARTIN'S. MARTIN 'S DEPARTMENT STORE H ' 1149 ,- ,gy Q4 ' , Nm --...-......................--- .. ,-...- .... - 1 TE I SC , fin F 'H ,V , cf Zetlf I7 an Mead Plans for working . . . plans for college . . . plans lor living . . . now is lhe lime for planning. Be sure to include your low-cost elec- tric servant, Reddy Kilowatt. in your plans for the future. Through the con- veniences and comforts of modern elec- tric service, he can help make your work easier and your life more pleasant. WestTexas Utilities 09m Mb-. 'ei 53 I For the Best in Building Material Go to ---- VBRAZELT ON LUMBER COMPANY BUIE IMPLEMENT COMPANY The Farmer's House IMPLEMENTS and ELECT RIC APPLIANC ES Winton: This sure is good Bar-B-Q. Jo Nell: These sandwiches are just delicious. Dan: Everything's good at the CHUCK WAGON. THE CHUCK WAGON KINNEY FURNITURE COMPANY COMPLETE HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS Phone 108 North Side Square We Pledge True Dollar Value C. D. SHAMBURGER LUMBER COMPANY STAMFORD, TEXAS MRS. HIGH, THE FLORIST Footie: Boy, is this seat soft. I A Barbara: The s e Chryslers and Ply- mouths are mighty fine cars. Jorma: Yes, and they're so easy to drive. Bill: You can count on Prewit's for good service. PREWIT MOTOR COMPANY HARDY MOTOR COMPANY Sales-BUICK-Service 101 South Ferguson Street Stamford, Texas Sy :. I . I H Jotton: Fay's has good used parts. Wayland: If you have a wreck, call Fay. Fay: ' 'You wreck 'em, we get 'em. FAY 'S WRECKING CO. Stamford Production Credit Association Iones-Haskell-Knox-KingKent-Dickens-Stonewall and Shcxckelford Counties SHORT TERM GENERAL AGRICULTURAL AND LIVESTOCK LOANS also FFA and 4-H CLUB LOANS Offices- il Stomford Haskell Spur Anson Q ' Munday Aspermont ti Leta: James: Dorothy: Larry: . 'fm PIGGLY WIGGLY has good fresh vegetables. They have good fruit, too. Their market is just about tops. You get top quality for less money at PIGGLY WIGGLY. A. C. HUMPHREY MOTOR CO. Diane: George: Gail: Max: Sales This is really a nice car. It drives easy, too. The service is good here. HUMPHREY MOTOR CO. is one of the finest. Phone 800 Service ARLEDGE ICE COMPANY FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS COMPLETE LOCKER SERVICE u '1 05' M. 8: H. LAUNDRY .. 1' I 25- FRL R. B. Spencer and Co. Everything to Build Anything -swfk Q00 Alton McClellan Radio Service AM - FM Television Service Phone 706 i ERR: i me 'fW f my J , .V 'Ming -. T News-,,s ,V .1 Pat: Hubert: David: Anna : kilns Their Super Dogs are deli- cious. I like the frosted malt. They make good hamburgers , too. What I like is that you can drive up and eat in your car. SUPER DOG DRIVE-IN Dolores: Moe: Jerry: TOM A if 75 J X Um! This hot dog is good. Everything's good here. They have good, quick ser- vice here at Tom's, too. 'S ICE CREAM PARLOR WVKQH W Q: JARRAT T -FRAZIER ST UDIO Under New Management Fine Portraits and Commercial Photography Call 95 for appointments IVY GULF SERVICE STATION 314 North Swenson i GUI-FLEX Phone 9521 f ' ' '- 'fr-f K' H 5 Q51 3 H1323 ---Q I '?z :-Ili' IIIY aQ15if14.it,':4Q,1.,. -'I I-sifwrfg fl nrvii 1 S V H S A 1 H and H THEATERS -I I i 9 12 GRAND 5 fr DRIVE-IN 0 WPALACE The year of the new GRAND THEATER H and H DRIVE-IN THEATER servmg the great Stamford trade area with out door entertainment. Darrell: This fruit really is nice. Rose: It's a pleasure to trade at BELL'S. Wayne: Yes, and I like the friendly atmosphere here at BELL'S GROCERY. -,,,,.-o-A Ioan: This desk has a nice finish. Marc: It's sturdy, too. Robert: I like this baby clock. Edith: Everything he r e at STAN- F O R D FURNIT URE COM- PANY is a good buy. - as STAMFORD BUILDERS SUPPLY Everything for the builder Phone 988 W. C. LEAVITT Your Credit Jeweler Watches, diamonds, china, and silverware Guaranteed watch repairing Phone 500 COMPLIMENTS OF Rule-Jayton Cotton Oil Co. Slalnfurml. Texas W' YClUNl3'5 AUTO SUPPL WAUSAU PISTDN RINGS TELEPHONE 128 IDB W. MCHARB STREET STAMFDRD, TEXAS FAMILY SHOE STORE Stamford's Only Exclusive Shoe Store Hand Bags - Hosiery North Side Square STAMFORD, TEXAS Donald: Robert: Wayne: This is supposed to be a great show. The STATE always has good pictures. Hurry up! Let's see the show, STATE THEATER Bobby: This is a mighty fine shirt. Don: Yes, it is, and so is this. Tommy: Everything at PENNEY'S is well worth the price. J. C. PENNEY CO. LINDSEY DRUG STORE 220 East Hamilton Stamford, Texas Phone 9508 CLARK 8: HAMNIER PONTIAC M065 LEANERSQ Men's wear, shirts, ties, socks, underwear, pajamas, and jackets Seeus...... South Side Square in Stamford, Texas Telephone 197 South Wetherbee STAMFORD PARTS 8: MACHINE SHOP John Cook, Prop. Acetylene and Electric Welding A11 Machine Shop Work Stamford, T exas NAT 'S CAFE Dr. C. L. CROMWELL, Optometrist Eye Examination Visual Training Phone 571 J. C. May, Jeweler Watches - Diamonds - Jewelry Silver - China - Crystal Stamford, Texas DOUG S CAFE LONGLEY FRUIT STAND Fresh fruits and vegetables Where friends meet. STAMFORD, TEXAS Bill Longley FIRST NATIONAL BANK STAMFORD, TEXAS SOUTH SIDE BARBER SHOP DUKE APPLIANCE CO. Jones Co. Implement Co. Minneapolis - Moline Farm Machinery Sales - Service 222 S. SWENSON Phone 890 PAYNE GROCERY Stamford, Texas SNACK BAR Adams Br0tl1er's Clover Farm Store Gl'1lC'f'l'if?S, Fruits, and Meats FREE DELIVERY PHONE 200 COBB'S DEPARTMENT STORE MODERN SHOE SHOP 118 North Swenson Hooper and McKinley AYTTO RDDTNCR AND QI'TDl3T.V STORE MAY S CAFE MODERN FOOD MARKET Reynolds and Albany Highway Stamford, Texas SPIC' 'N' SPAN CLEANERS GOODYEAR FURNITURE EXCHANGE Buys, Sells, Exchanges 406 S. Ferguson ' Stamford, Texas DODSON MOT OR CO Compliments of SWENSON LAND AND CATTLE CO. Compliments of IDEAL BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOP . J 7AQ.,Qm Aamifdsfcdiw T wed POBZXPAITS' ,xy qs. Uvqlh . My ' 'A grnrw ' CA fPA5 L' 'L ffllV.5' SUPP .fam jlwdwfack C' OMNEEDLAQL ,UH 0 7' 0 EPA PH Y Wham 810 !07!V5'wr-Muon Jfaznfzdj Gc1mbi11's 5c fo S5.00 STORE Phone 98 Yates Drug Store Tussy, Lucien Le Long Cosmetics PHONE 189 STAMFORD, TEXAS STAMFORD CASH GROCERY N. M. PHY, DISTRIBUTOR CONTINENTAL on. co. Pnonvcrs STANFORD, TEXAS KENDRICK'S SERVICE STATION Farmer's C0-op Gin THE GIN THAT CO-OPS WITH THE FARMER TAYLOR GROCERY 8: STATION PERRY'S Cosden Petroleum Co. I. M. McDonald WHOLESALE OIL COMPANY Phone 4025 CARSON'S PLUMBING 8: HEATING W. L. COOPER, CONSIGNEE fDi,f,-ibufo, of qgxam 'Petroleum Troducts P. 0. BOX 64 STAMFORD. TEXAS TEL. NO. 262 HUS T ON HARDWARE STAMFORD GIN N. W. fTomJ smith, Mgr. ACE Electric INDUSTRIAL ELECTRIC SERVICE MOTOR -. REPAIRING .. REWINDINC GENERATOR -- REGULATOR -- PARTS REBUILDING . REPAIRS - SERVICE MAGNETO - SALE - SERVICE 105W South Ferguson St. STAMFORD, TEXAS Telephone 180 -5? 5 Y THE FLOWER MART A JOHNSON ST AT ION ROY'S GROCERY 81 MARKET 207 N. Anson Stamford, Texas Phone 33 9 Dr. C. L. Mclnturff Chiropractor 514 N. Swenson Phone 864 Health adds years to life and life to years Warren B. Tayman Insurance Agent A. V. BOUNDS SERVICE STATION East Highway Phone 410 DOWNTOWN NEWSSTAND STAMFORD PRODUCE COMPANY WHOLESALE Fnuns AND VEGETABLES STAMFORD. TEXAS D R, P-T DFTDADTRAFTNT QTITDFT VANDERSLICE STATION UPSHAW 81 UPSHAW AGENTS P. O. Box 448 Stamford, Texas Phone 43 Insurance-Real Estate Sf Loans CITY PIG WHITE AUTO STORE Home Owned Leonard Refrigerator Detroit Jewel Gas Ranges Sew-Gem Sewing Machines Phone 54 '-. 5 ff ,ww '84 'Q -Y? EF .N F1 'sf , I 7? TAYNW 'LEE fl ' e A if i -in fag, E' 4 Ili!! : 'S3f in 'Af' ! Q 'FS - yi lt- - l,-'X' , BUNKLEY DRUG 3 .X '..? COFFEE SHOP F ,v V At The Store Or At Your Door KISER'S GRADE A PASTEURIZED MILK 1'-' : Afterword This issue of 'Q-Lg Bulldog could be classed as an experiment. This is the first time the fall delivery plan has been used. The success of this book may determine the course followed by annual staffs in the future. The staff hopes that you have found it to be a worthwhile contribution to the history of Stamford High School. 5, s. is f T-1-, .- 3 .BML Lf- :M AHIEGDGSIRATPIHS m.: .V 1 .-,, Y.: ,LJ 1t.'l.1- 53.11 1.115 arf '- ..- 1 ff. v -- -xf .J ..,. ,A-.'.-5- q, ,,..'- 0 . .ff-.' J' ' , --ml... 1 Vale! -.,: ,VN . ':5, :11 U ir' M x x f-:4ifQ?f:!' N-23 1. ,: '-.u 'L 1 , '51, '.., :H r 'Q u ' -v fl., . ,-.,f,, -V-' .f - A! -. F ' qv. , ,f , In n , I , 4 .,. 1 t .r-..! r -yr aw ' 7: ...L .A , ,fat W xi V.. g . w , W, rm Q, ,,f,.,,, 4.5 I .5 1 9- - rf 1:fA -IL 'ff11' fn:-,I .4-X. -Q:-5 W -- v -nn- ..,L. .14 7. ' Y u Q' -, ,, '-'31,-, V. ' 'L ' -'fa' .. lb, - f. r . . - -, .RW 1.f.- an - ,. if- ' . . I:-,,. -ik., J f. 1, . 1 4, . , , -4 , . ' v- -X --1 v ,'r W, , U :.,. f. f ,. ,- , , . ,. , 4. 1, :'- Y 1.?l'f, kb ' , .' w, -,-1- .nm x. ,I ,., V. ...k ' fi, . mt. f ie, N 1 lui .x.. : n .Q ,,J,.,.' X, n ' f . - f- ?,4- ,fqhg,- ' ffm . . 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