Stamford High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Stamford, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1952 volume:

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Ray Kinney Sgt.-at-A rms Jimmie Seay SPONSORS Mrs. Austin Miss Brown Miss Davis Coach Wood T, v L, ff 'I f05.5' Phil Allen - Basketball '48-'49p Ten- nis '48-'52g Track '48-'49g Football '49g Band Z yrs. Wayne Baldwin - Basketball Z yrs.5 Track 2. yrs .Q Band Presidentg Boy of the monthg Band4 yrs.g Jr. Play Bus- iness Manager. Dorothy Baird - Pep Squad '48-'5lg President '5lg TNBPR '50-'5lgGirls' State '5lg Jr.Playsg F.H.A. '48-'50g Fine Arts '48-'5l. Jenna Black - Cheerieader '51-'52g Pep Squad 4 yrs.g Fine Arts Rep.5 TNBPRQ Jr. Playsg Sextetg Ir.Class Treasurerg Librarian 4 yrs.g Girls' Stateg Soph.Class Favoriteg F.H.A. 3 yrs.3 Vice Pres. Soph. yr.g Choral Club Z yrs.5 Student Councilg Dog House Representative. IuneBohannon -Band 4 yrs. Twirler 3 yrs.g Band Captain 2 yrs.g Tennis 3 yrs.3 Student Council '5lg TNBPR Z yrs.g Fine Arts 3 yrs.5 F. H. A. 3 yrs.3 Choral Club '49g Sextet '5l. Bobbie Brown - Pep Squad 4 yrs.3 C hee rle ade r '51-'5Z3 Fine Artsg TNBPRQ F. H. A. 3 yrs.3 Choral Prompter of Jr. Plays. 52 F 2 guru inf David Bashford - Football 4 yrs.3 Co-Captain '5lg Basketballg Trackg Boy's Stateg Sr. Class Pres. Barbara Bates - Fine Artsg Libraryg F. H. A. Parliamentarian '51g Ir. Playsg Choral Club '50-'51, Leon Billington - Footballg Track 4 yrs. 3K ici i V Nd 'Q' Raymond Courtney - F. F. A.1 yr. Garland Cox - F. F. A.2yrs.g F. F A. Officer '51-'5Z3 Basketball l yr. J. E.Cox -Annual Staffg Band4 yrs. Declamationg Slide Ruleg Ir. Plays 1055 Ge rald Clark - Basketball 4yrs.g Football 2 yrs.g Annual Staff Zyrsg Ir. Playg Freshman Class Presidentg Band 4 yrs. Tobitha Clifton - F. H.A. 3 yrs.g Band Flag Bearerg Band 3yrs.g Choral Club. Tommy Cooper - Manager of Basket- ball 3yrs.3 Manager of Football l yr.g Track Team 3 yrs.g Explorers. we 'wr Sy us? i -1 Willette Daughtry - Pep Squad4 yrs.g Co-Leader '51-'52g Dog House Rep.g FineArtsg TNBPRQ Jr. Playsg Annual Staff 1 yr. Betty Jean Davis - F. H.A.1yr.g Choral Club. Billy Berl Eastland - Band 4 yrs.g Boys' Stateg Ir. Playsg Sr.Advisor to the Dog Houseg Annual Staff. of 52 Carol Elrod - Pep Squad 2 yrs.3 F. H. A. 2 yrs.g TNBPR. Evelyn Forrest - Associate Editor Annual Staff '51-'SZQ Girls' Stateg Pep Squad l yr.g Fine Arts 1 yr.: TNBPR 1 yr.3 Librarian 1 yr.g Salu- tatorian of Jr. Class. Frank Foster -F.F.A. 3 yrs.: Track '49-'50. Charlsie Hambright - Pep Squad 4 yrs.3 Vice President '5lg F. H. A. 2 yrs.3 Tennis Z yrs.g TNBPR 2 yrs.3 Ir. Playg Choral 2 yrs. Floyd Hardin - F. F. A. 3 yrs. Huda Hassen - Editor of '52 Annualg Girls'Stateg Outstanding Student '5lg Honor Student '5lg Sec. andVice- Pres. Ir.C1assg Student Council '5Zg Jr. Playsg District in Typingg Pep Squad Zyrs.g Tennis Teamg Fine Artsg TNBPR 5 Volley Ball Teamg Dramatic Club. Q' Uh-an Royce Fuqua - Football 4 yrs.5 Let- terman 3 yrs.g Basketball 4 yrs.3 Letterman 3 yrs.5 F. F. A.g Boy of the month-October '51. Larry Goodwin - F. F. A. 3 yrs.5 Basketball Z yrs.: Ir. Play. Cready Green - F. H. A.g Chorus. i 'Eb W . X yivn Q 1? shi Jerry Keen - F. F. A. 3 yrs.g Foot- ball '48-'493 Track '48-'495 Junior Rotariang Football Manager. R.W.Kel1ey - Football Z yrs.gTrack lyr.g Agriculture 3 yrs. Ray Kinney - Band 4 yrs.g Annual Staffg Jr. Playsg Sr. Class Rep. 3 USS RubyAnnl-loot-F.H.A.4yrs.5Pres. '50-'Sly Rep. '49 50p Pep Squad 4 yrs.gTNBPR Zyrs.gJr.PlayiSgt.-at- Arms in Pep Squad. Peggylvy - Fine Artsg TNBPRQ Band 4 yrs.g Flag Bearer 1 yr.g F. H. A. Z yrs.g Girl of the Month January 'szg Prompter of Jr. Play. Tommy Jones -Football '48g F. F.A. '49-'5l3 shop '5z. wp k it. Regina Lemons - Band 4 yrs.g Drum MajorgFineArts4 yrs.9 Vice-Pres.g High School Sextet 4 yrs.g Freshman Vice-Pres.g Jr. Playsg TNBPRQ Cho- ral 2yrs.g Librariang F. H. A.3 Annual Staffg Sophomore Class Sec. Glen Edward Lewis -Football 3 yrs. Band 3 yrs.g Business Mgr. on the Annual Staffg Ir. Playsg Treasurer of the Sr.Class9 Dog House Rep.gSpell- mg. Jerry Lindsay - Ag. l yr. 52 Bethie Sue Lindsey - Band Z yrs.Q F. H.A. 2yrs.g Treas. '5Og Fine Arts 2 yrs.g Parliamentarian and Histo- rian 'SIQTNBPR 2yrs.g Choral l yr.: Librarian 1 yr. Raymond Maxwell - Footballg F. F. A.g Track 3 yrs, to State Z yrs. Gilbert Mueller - F.F.A.3 Football. Q is' Z Rose Piwetz - Jr. Favorite '5lg Co- Leader '5l5 Pep Squad 4 yrs.g Fine Arts 4 yrs.g TNBPR Z yrs.. Class Vice-Pres. '51g Class Sec. 'sos F. H. A. '49g Annual Sports Editor '523 Choral Club 2. yrs.g Student Council '52. Paul Phy - Football Co-Captain '5l3 Boys' State '51, Jr. Class Pres. '51g Sr.ClassPres. '52gTrack 4yrs.3 Jr. Playsg Soph. Class Favorite. Jerry Prewit -Football 4yrs.g Track 4 yrs.g to State 1 yr.g Soph. and Ir. Class Pres. Sr, V.Pres.5 Jr. Playsg Ir. Favorite. Annual Staff. up -f 'L-.Q Leon Musil -Band4 yrs.. Latin Med- al Awardg Jr. Plays. Lilly Neuman - Band Sweetheartg Girl of the monthg TNBPRQ F. H. A. Bobbie Parker -Fine Artsg TNBPR3 Sextetg Who's Who '503 Annual Staff. Junior PlaysgSenior Class Sec.gSen- ior Advisor for Dog Houseg F. H. A. 4yrs.g Student Councilg Choral Club 2. yrs.g Librarian Z yrs. vw n IQ YP ' '-ng 'ig IW if Jimmie Seay - Football '51gBasket- ball '5l3 Track'5lg F.F.A. '5lgVice Pres. Sr. C1assgT ransfer from Avoca. Eugene Schuchert - Tennis 3 yrs.g Band 4 yrs. Anna Ruth Smith - Cheerleader '51g 'PepSquad 4yrs.g Pres. of Fine Artsg TNBPRg Jr. Playsg Freshman Class Favoriteg Girl of the monthg F. H.A. 3 yrs. 1 TZ' S' 5 rv ri sa... li lass Glen Rhea Lillie Raphelt - Pep Squad 4 yrs.3 Reporter '51g TNBPR l yr.g Treas. of F. H. A. 'sog F.H.A. 4 yrs.gCho- ral Zyrs. Cotton Rivers - Football 4 yrs.:Co- Captain '50g Track '48 50gFreshman Class Favoriteg F. F. A. '49g F. H. A. Sweetheart '49. Q' T7 Morris Sparks - F.F.A. 4 yrs. English Class Plays. Earl Stagner - Tennis District Win- ner 3 yrs. '49, '50, '5l. Gary Taylor - Basketball B '51 Annual Staff '51-'5Zg Art Editor '52 52 Jerry Ulke - Football 4 yrs.g Track 3yrs.9Basketba1l 3yrs.gJr.Play '5lg Student Council. Charles Vaden -Band 4 yrs.g Tennis 3 yrs.3 Student Council '48g Football '48. Pat Vaden - F.F.A. Sweetheart '50- '5lg Football Queen '51-'52g Pep Squad 4 yrs.3 Co-Leader '51-'5Z5 Fine Arts 4 yrs.g Sec. '51-'SZQ An- nual Staff '51-'SZQ F. H. A. 4 yrs.. Tennis 3 yrs.g District '48g TNBPR Z yrs.g Dog House Representative'49, '50, '5lg Library 3 yrs.: Jr. Class Px'es.g Ir. Play Make-up Artistg Li- brarian Z yrs. James Webb - Football 1 yr.: F, F. A. 4 yrs. Herman West -Basketball 4 yrs.5 F. F. A. 3 yrs.g Parliamentarian '5l5 Football,Freshmanyr.5Track, Soph- omore yr. Kenneth West - Football 3 yrs.5 Vice Pres. F. F. A. '50gPres.of F.F. A. '51g Football King '5l. fi 'i- Rex Vest -Dog House Pres. '5lg Stu- dent Council '5l. Wanda Webb - F. H. A. Johnny Webb - F. F. A.g Football 4 yrs.g Track4 yrs.gBasketball 2yrs.3 Jr. Plays. W S' -, .4 - Who is the center of attraction? Tommy? lass Dick Williams - Track '48-'495 Bas- ketball '49 50g Band 4 yrs. Leta Jo York -Pep Squad 3 yrsg Pep Squad Sec retary3TNBPRg Library Z yrs.g Library Club. P I Time to go to work! Y get .4 X I 'V ..:., NE G Juniors - X 1 v X fx f I 16 X cial? Z X ralhbows X 'Hs ll O SECOND TERM Pres. Dan Smith V. Pres. Howard Vest Sec .-T reas. James Thompson Reporter Carlene Terry Sgt.-at-Arms Teddie Seay 11.1-Gif . , 0 iccng FIRST TERM Pres . Keith Miles V. Pres. Dan Smith Sec .-Treas. Woody C rider Reporter Carlene Terry Sgt.-at-Arms Barbara Flowers SPONSORS Mr. Ragus Mrs. Flemins Miss Winzer Mr. Proctor la.-35 Peggy ' Adams Charles Terrell Anders Berry ' 11 ak Q , UQ' 0-5 I A15 Rlchard Wanda Jo Bennett Boone z 5 Mary Io Bounds Y' v-Q, Juandlne Buntm Donald 'J 'Q sd' Ronnle C alhoun .ii Af' . I fx., n 5 K 'T' 0 v Joe Josie Bennett Bland Caffey I , of 5 1 x X 43 a X Shxrley Campbell Eugene Coleman azfii Joyce Connell ,wr f 'P Kathryn C otten lk Grady Cozby Bobby Daif e rn Wayne Crawford Woody Crxder I ass ! A, Dorothy Davls if 1' Edward Ekdahl Y Barbara Flowers 1 3 P M 1 h. K b, NA Q, Q i it K i , ' 1 M S 1 ff xg' 1 . W ,J 'Q ' f ' ' , is my A X 'QQ Q Jody Foster ! b N.- Bettylu Johnson Paul Hanson I9 Zo Io Ann Frmzell We. 's..f 5 Otho G111e an Dons I-htch T Cu rt1s John son S Chn stlne Johnson L... FY-V1 j L Clara Beth VY Ruby Douglas Green Keating Q 5 X i Q , . sg, , f J. 5 29 I M in S S ff X i Lucy Patrxcla Kennedy Merr1ott 'JR' up Kenneth Helen Mat11da Lowe Ivlcjxtegr Metz '52 vnu L D C He rb1e Ke1th Macon McC1endon M1165 '49 Edwin Darrell Llada MCP-near McW1111ams Moore 'a Q4 at Bradford Bobby M01'i1SZ Shanafe lt S A IK il-'ar1'Y Barbara Barbara Morrow Schoonmaker Sheld Pardue Sconc e Sxmmons fi i Dell Teddxe Mac Dan Rogers Seay Smxth 0 M T L B. Q' , Nancy Elbert Larry OY Sosebee X Don Txmberlake Carlton Strand Sandra Swenson Leland Thane i in-5 S-4 James Thompson Gerald Vasek 'vw 'Q' Hubert Tillman lass Howard Vest if 33 X Carlene Frank Terry Whitley 30,0 007Of'6S ET' Z6 ai? my de sire 1157 , 1: Mvfsfl U fl !l .-L,-3 'Q- fuss Lavern Adams Helen Bates Barbara Bean Lois Ni Boedeker Terry Bohannon CC I--4 inf Bobby Bounds Vlrglnla Sue Case LCXIC Chaney Mlke Cochran Margaret Cooper Lo1s Copeland XXX '1 Marv1n Cox Juamta Cozby Jaclue Daughtry Charles aV1S P 'R g,,. Ill Sabra Drury Lynn Emerson Bernardo EscobedofTeddy Ferrell Blllle Ruth Flerrnng M11l1e Sue Fleming Dale Forrest r 2 ' K A v . iit I ! A K VA K l kixlyv Q, 4 L' ffl . A r X 6 ' at . . . D . Q -' I ' x I . J if , , Q ' ' ' 1 4 U Y' -P K ,-V' Q ,f I Rf fxiigsf 3 lr- . , N X l 2, no 9-5 ,-rfb' Johnny Gay Buddy Gray Gayle Gr1sham 3 '42, G class XX John Garcia XShir ey Grantham -us L1nda Hall Janlce Hallman It v Sv N4 -no id' Tommy Hammer Becky He lmer Sara Hughes Sue Hollabaugh Lawan Hgrton 1 Z 'iw e 'll George Humphrey LonelyJones Jacob Isaac 43 '? XX I l Georla Juarez Max Kelley Mmngejilgll K1ng Douglas Kahout 'ilk ' ve fx? Z 'via ' 1 f Sue L1ndsay M1ll1e Loudamy La Fern Lowe My E -u ' N X X 'lx x x 1 X l ' 54 N Q Ny Vg fi' cs-A I Fix ' A ,. 5 A K :Sf L' L .1 I fe Ill 'I .fl '- .1 gn 'V ' of Q V in 1 I , F Q -A ' 'J -me .. f V G , , V ?,l fy 'w y rlacl l 7 n. Bxlly Macon vt hr ii 1 Charles Marshall 3 Be tty Mag ne s s as: J1mmy Mann Q-Q :LQ Myrna Mart1n Sh1rley McCl1ntock Rlchard M1ddlebrook as -lf- T- ' E 5' Wayne M1tchell Mabeth Moreland Eldon M0r1tz Joyce Mueller it Wanda Nauert vonne Peterson Sue Prew1t Charles Raxns ir D1an Neal Jo Ann Ohnger Lee Roy Olson V 3 'L Q., 'S Mona Re1d Xl GL H 1 Nancy Rhodes Patr1c1a Rxce Douglas Shamburger Q Lf. l so .a U x , 4 2' . ' -ey s -- l 'lf 54 fs, X m ' 'gg 4 ' if. N s 3 A l V Q' J, ll x- ' 3 vs Q. , X V x A' ' f lass i Charles SISCO B1lly Sk1les F A Sosebee -0 7 'io 2 1 In Arlyne Stokes Ga1l Swenson Bobby Taylor Eugene Taylor 'hs J1mmy Terry Bernice Thomason Wanda Thompson Angela T1llotson Ban-a Vad Donald Walts Don Walker Edna Ward Wayne Wash I D Wendeborn Earlene West Ruth Ann Wh1te 5' lu: --L Mary Lee Whxtley Nawona W11l1ams Nancy W1lson F'a1th Ann W1se ' 3 J , .3 Q -'Y X A WL 1 f . Q A gffgg-1 . , .J ff? Y ' M A ' ' x 'f 4 5 g ' .. W . v ' a -In 6 ku X B ' N rl 2, 1 . ' - ' - Alldp-3' , 4: 51 .- ' ,ill , , A en ' 8 . A J 7 is TT ' ifizii a , . 0 gi., . R, .X iii N ffq XXX f o 0 ' y .42 X I jfx '15r :?A K6 H171 never Jaffe'- 1 'fr' ,la X-N SECOND TERM Pres. Charles Coody V . Pres . Benny Parnell Sec. Mack Zimmerman Rep. Bob Harrison nfs SPONSORS Miss Rowell Mr. Heath Mrs. Johnson 0 iteri' FIRST TERM Pres . Lex Kelley fNot pirtu rod, V, Pres. Mike Wash Rep. Mack 7immerman Ser. Jerry Garner Sgt.-at-A rms Dan Hamby J A -A 3 3 fi at bn I av ' ,Q 'I ? I A .' '1Q- 4' .,. 1--f 494 .J I ' 3. e if wp 1 N 4 , Kenneth Jimmy Adams iq, Nancy Ashcroft bk I..o1s Carlton QL Nell Cou rtn Alexander Buddy Bax rd gk 5 Geo rgla Bohannon C Bette Box Qqg, Alton Clern ,any So Wayne C ox Robe rt Amburn Qi 'rx Mary F Baker 4.-T lv Jo Ann Boone Dorothy B rooks Holhs Chfton 'Hb Nancy Danlel R. A. Anders 1 Ernest Bell 2 Dxckey Bouchett ?'N. Yvonne Brown Bax!! Josephme C obb Ernest Dav1s Emma Appling Glen Berry A Lonnle 0 Bounds 0-ig Sondra Burson lvl Carohne Cole F ranc es Davxs r I Q 2' VQIY. ' up Jimmy Arledge Loy Berry 'fun Charles Coody Jody Davxs Y ' - ,la It Q, A I: A A-li: . ... V x . ,T W. :rg Y - A f' ' . .. kv K ' I .r I if A I 7' A 6: Q ' 4 fx it ku' '1 J 4:9 - na . H- X . LW ,L ,, . J I, J it 'sp enum A wr , W' -, X 1 Q 'W '- , 5 .,.,' , .. . Q-My I 7 F jf A 55,4 . , ' ,, 'af M - .k l ' , J 2 if 5+ 4- F - I . if I U -5 v . X t nga, , Q ' A ' 2' A ' '-' ' . ,Kg-' llthf f x K 'Ji 4 Fred Dotso fy, Pat Goree 1 'xg Lex Kelley X F ranc e s McAnear p 1 'CH J'1mmy Dotson 1... .Inf Q Ray Gressett Harold Hende rson -'dn Ann Holden 'Q Doug Kendnck li ci B111 McGary Paul Foster 3.2. Shlrley Grlgsby LR '-1 if Ge raldme Hew1tt '19 5 Dale Huls B1111e Ruth K1ght ,H Sue McKn1ght Jerry Garner 1 i an I-Iamby 'Y J'1mmy Hxghfleld Douglas Huls ey 'ISL Bettye 1.41165 als. G lyn Me dhn -.Q Mary Ann Gllbreath Bob Harnson Gene Hmze hu Bobby Jones an Nc Z oanne I..1ndsey Judy Metz Gerald Goree Holhs Hayne s John Markham ng Joe Moreno r. x r U ,l Q L' I sv P .. I, 'fur I .b , , ' . - Q I 5 ' E f ll 4 . D . ,E , ' . 1 A Q LA' 1 . I ' Q -4 ' s 5 . ' U , . 4, -is y ' ' ' v ' . ' iq' ' 3' Q-Q rj A ' ' A iff! 1. -523 . 4 A . ll ' 'ivy' l K '. ' 1 . 2 -f f ls. , 3 w HJ S: 4 X ' s G S V- f I Q' ,sa q . J 1 - s I f it K V G, I 4 4-.' 1 - I X , a .W ' ' - wr L it D K ' ' 'Q 1 X .e ' ' X' , , ' ' 1' un 4 1 ' 1 :fx 1 . f ' ' Q i 'Q' Nena Moreno ls James Peters Q, Chester Morns Don Savage Joyce Sw1ft John Treadwell L Mueller Q .4J L etha S c ott Archxe Taylor Y Ann Ulke Frances Betty Michael Vasek Vinson Wash f 1 'K Jimmy Wyatt L T S Mznnx e Mu ll1n s Sandra Seay 3 hm KV Leona Mus1l 3 Dons Slules Charles Thompson Toney 'b if Fay e Betty Ulke Upshaw -J -nt-lk fx Donald Wanda West White DQ I v A., X .. A - Mack Zimmerman IQ' Benny Parnell Y N'-at Martha Sklles Bobby Wills 37010 fake may My ' Q x' ,' My V44 QM 3 QW J? NK 52 M A g t 'XX s ' Qfmfwv R Q ' Q G f rv' .1 x J, . 'QW W W X Q wimpy W' 5 in Q, , A My Q, tg X if WX XX ggi . my 1 GG! , 0 0 U , M A QD as iw SS' WW bon or Stu dents Oth y Gillean Kennedy 96 .88 96.63 .I lII7IOI'J I b I 95 90 fx X 9 JH 0Z0l'6.f Car 1 B ty C 1 Up h 95 90 94 65 A Naw Will 95 Z1 N f65'AD76n Sm S0 60uZ andlnj J E w1th h1s versatxle ab111t1es has 1nqu1r1ng mmd and h1s broad knowledge makes hvmg a challenge and hvmg a pleasure He ex cels especially m vo1ce, band d6C1a1l'Tl1l'lg and dramatlcs E Cox Q. Evelyn wxth her warmmg sm11e charmlng manner and encouragmg att1tude 15 a dellght to teachers and students She works method lcally and enthuslastlcally to accomphsh her work whatever xt IS exceptlonally well Evelyn Forrest ' -s 1 Tommy with h1s keen abxhty his dynamlc determmatxon and his resourceful response has been an 1nsp1rat1on to Stamford Hlgh School HIS xnterests are varled h1s talents numerous h1sfr1ends many Tommy Cooper Patrlcxa wlth her zest and zeal for worth whxle act1v1t1esfmds school work and campus hfe excxtmg and enjoyable Her exactmg work her wholesome attitude and her winsome manner win her respect and esteem Patricia Me rriott tudent of Lucy w1th her ambltlous des1re to excel m all her work attack her work wzth the w11l to conquer and conquers She has an excep t1onally h1gh academlc record and she IS popular and actxve mn campus aCt1V1tlCS Lucy Kennedy Wayne wlth h1s determmatxon andcooperatxve att1tude has carrled the name of Stamford I-hgh School to the top numerous tlmes 1n the fxeld of athlet1cs Thls amlcable young student has not only the ab1l1ty of a leader but has a h1gh scholastlc record as well Wayne Wash Nawona bexng a member of the Stamford H1gh School Band has contnbuted to school act1v1t1es freely on every occasxon Charm and mtelhgence are only two of the many tra1ts whmch desc r1be thms versatlle young sophomore She IS slncere trustworthy and w1l Img to work Nawona Wmllxams mates Nancy Ashc roft Nancy a talented glrl xn speech and muslc combmes these talents wxth charm and smcerxty to endear her to both teachers and class l bd Nl SLIDE RULE Paul Phy lst m d1str1ct lst reg1on I' W3 GIRLS DECLAMATION Nancy Ashcroft Znd d1str1ct Ulvfgf .1-nf+W'G SHORTHAND Dorothy Balrd 4th ln dlstrlct Leta Jo York Znd 1n d1str1ct SPELLING Nawona Wxlhams Lucy Kennedy BOYS DECLAMATION I E ox Ist as team 111 d1str1ct lst d1str1ct Znd reg1on READY WRITERS' Jody Foster, Znd ln d1str1ct and reg1on TYPING. Otho G111ean, Znd d1str1ct, 5th reglon T1111e Black, alternate Bobby Daffern, J. E. Cox, lst 1n d1str1ct Edwln McAnear, 4th dzstrlct I 'ff , .1 -,FX-, h - V3 I k 1 . . i I H EI V' A A I . ' : 1 I I ' y y i .2 .V J ,x . ' I V 1 H V 4 W , . I' g i l? z . , . . . I . . . fy. V A 'J . 4 S . .4 5' V' -P15 ----- I , l ,X I Q . S . I' y B+, L.- ,,,L I I : ' ' , , ' : . . C ' 1 sf n7lnl3ff0f'0n VW 1 U W M Wifi ff! 'aff OPPE or' the teacher' Superintendent: L. W. Johnson a Jmirl i raflbn Q . J Q :K- Supervisor: T. R. Tinsley Principal: J. R . Dyer Board of Education: -,ms N ,, 1 ' . xt S H. R. Daffern, Albert Ivy, I. F. Hudson, A. J. Mills, I... W. Stenholm, O. H. Smith, B. P. Davenport .... T Wllham E Mayes M1ss Dorothy Ann Band Jr I-hgh Brown Pr1nc1pa1 Enghsh TP .cf Ak 'qi -A '56 li? N lark aw Ernest D Heath World I-hstory Amencan Hxstory Mrs Bert Flemms Latm Math Mrs I.. 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CIOQ .4 -Ibis QOON -I' Iefefb -ax Q N K4 150 oo Q- S49 pl- Mrs S emo pez' ba If S So za If ar J 6 u,,l.O a,a 9 . 1' ' C6 Iewe1Aust1n Pep 0012 1 Sponsor 1.93612 'flak fat. el' lv X K S S ,I Q99 ge, C960 -ae' Q C 0090 jf 5 s X09 e iffigvffbqo JP. 8 4X Q . 9 .9096 Wayslbes 09 be c SAY 0 1- Q Qppfofha ilk Rose Piwetz .Terry Prewit S Pd 6 Q' be 1 Sports Editors Ijlslb 4? 8 . Cogredlzo 1- f 'f es S ,Dba - 1 P' and oss Pa O G 'bbc UI- '17 S0 0 12 GQ P1- 611 '22 JO a 17 ffp es es ow C3 o arp K xxxebo 'WQ X x Mrs. A. T. Beauchamp, Sponsor Officers: Leta York, Sec.3 Dorothy Baird, Pres.5 Lillie Raphelt, Rep., Ruby Hoot, Sgt.-at-Arms, Charlsie Hambright, Vice Pres. Cheerleader: Tillie Black First Row: Evelyn Forrest, Frances Mc- Anear, Wanda White. Second Row: C a r olin e Cole, Ann Ulke, Nancy Rhodes. Third Row: Janice Ha11man,IoAnn Frizell, Joy Sosebee. Fourth Row: Sue I..indsay,Jackie Daughtry, Helen McAteer. Fifth Row: Leona Musil, Patricia Rice, Jo Ann Boone. Cheerleaders: Tillie Black Anna Smith Bobbie Brown Dub Harrison, Mascot 5 .. 1 'AJ Q 6 nd ' M 9? 2' ,at 'W , y vb-4 :Wu 4? 5 49 is Q L J but MQ-Q X 4 Q 'K wi' A' , E .X I Q . .5 bd ,. I QQ 4 Q, Q af Qf ,gm QQ 0 D is A in Qs -5 Fug 4-af .A 'gf 467 Q 4: 'R Q5 'f .: ' J- 1 I? X W fm., 0 4. Ji! 4-0-QM aftgm., 0 Q50 1-Q Q' Q-0 Q-Q l ll ll' , 8' 45' I A' fs. .. , 'N t 'ff +ff?w f2 7 PV if N3 nw wif ' ' TW fx sk ls tt N If: 'H wi-I if . 'ggi' m - Arfn- vim A T' A fern: BACK ROW: BarbaraBean,Arlyne Stokes, Wayne Crawford. 4TH ROW: Charles Vaden, Dell Rogers, Gerald Clark, J. E. Cox. 3RD ROW: Lois Boedeker, Lawan Horton,Georgie Bohannon, Lonel1Iones. ZND ROW: Frances Vasek, Sandra Seay, Nancy Ashcroft, Nawana Williams. IST ROW: Don Savage, Betty Upshaw, Sue Stokes, Dale Wofford. Beth lvy June Bohannon Shirley Grantham Patricia Merrxott Mr. Mayes , Director President ..... Wayne Baldwin Instruments . . . .Capt. J. E. Cox Lt. Eugene Schuchert Uniforms . . Capt. June Bohannon Lt. Lucy Kennedy Music ..... Capt. Dick Williams Lt. Wayne Crawford Drum Major Mascot Regina Lemons Shirley Bounds SPONSOR Oiifieers:My1'na Martin, Llada M155 ROWELL Moore, Pat Merriott, Helen Bates, Sue Lindsay, Mona Reid, Linda Hall. 1' . n V K , fl lr . a ,j N , .i 5 'Bib f ff Y ' l X? t g l I Nancy Rhodes, Ruth Whites, Lawan Horton, Wanda Thompson, Barbara Bean, Shirley Mc C lin toc k, Y vonn e Peterson, Wanda Nauert, Lexie Chaney. Gayle Grisham, Pat Vaden, Josie B1and,Carlene Terry,Bar- bara Flowers, Ruby Hoot, Lillie Raphelt, Bobbie Parker, Lilly Neuman, Barbara Bates, Joyce Connell, Barbara Schoonmaker. X v l. in 52 , 'A -if A r1',Z'k ,. f fe Q- xx l ' ' X19 if ?ax1XC33wef5 1 B . e T 9 Xgpj N-1 10 cg! 9 e aafbafa Svaxc OWOYC v lpiaaool ' pm Betty Lyles, Nlinnie Mullins, Billie Kight Wanda White. ' wer JOY fl' X SPONSOR Martha Skiles, Pat Goree, Frances McAnear, Sue MRS, LANGFORD Ann McKnight, Ann Ulke, Geraldine Hewitt, Ann Holden. f!7.0. 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Barbara Schoonmaker Chapter and D1str1ct Sweetheart Lh Mrs L W Johnson L.1brar1an librarzy an d fl brarf on LY .kj Pat Merrlott T1111e Metz and Joy Sosebee are ready to check out books to all A qulet hour of readuxg and study u HMM Servxce wlth a smlle say Txlhe Black and Regma Lemons Bobby Daffe rn and Kathryn Cotten are enjoymg the magazmes Could the Enghsh IV research papers be the cause of thls frantxc search ? Bethl e Sue Lmdsey Dorothy Baxrd and Barbara Bates seem to have thlngs 1n hand Mary Wh1t1ey and Joyce Mueller are contemplatmg the ldea ex pressed by the attractwe bulletm board Q' a is x , ff ff7g 'i fzxzizz ff ' f Y. a, 'xx Q QI!-441 , 753 .,.-4 .k 5: '. Q yi , K, ' L SENXORS Huda Hass n ot pmtured 1 X IUNXORS H Io Arm Fr z D C Macon SOPHOMORES j mmy T erry Lon HJ n RxVstn K! FRESHMEN H lhs Haynes Bob Harms rx g i'---gi? 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Parker Rose P1Wet7 Mabeth More land DorothyBa1rd SondraSwenson Jo AnnFr1Le1l Betty Johnson Barbara Flowers June Bohannon .T Ann Olxnger Seated Margaret Cooper Pat Vaden Huda Hassen Carol1ne Cole Mary Jo Bounds Clara Beth Ivy Evelyn Forrest Lonell Jones Betty Upshaw Wxl lette Daughtry Regma Lemons Anna Ruth Smlth T11l1e Metz Seated Judy Metz Hollxs Haynes Carlene Terry Barbara Bates Offmers P H1st Pres R D Balrd P1an1st R Plwetz Znd Black Rep B Lmdsey Par Vaden Sec Treas A Sm1th Lemons lstV P 71 A lun L W5 gil a I LGI' ram b f 50 'xx xx Sw 1 BSQXXQG 5 Q X2 QPSK 109 fa- OW XS Qxc XA - lg f ff ff Al ,4- ' X9 U agfbw ,uw b K def dw Y yea-1 QNX, 0 G-40 9210 cb SIN AXQWQ 6 SOYXQGY an in 5 Sxandxgg gow h n 409 fl X TX .text ct Dorothy Band Anna Ruth Smxth June Bohannon Reglna Le mons Bobble Parker Jenlta Black 1:4 X ng -Ye 4 ' . A K rid-- :q , A J , ' '54 L 4 2 3 VA .1 ,pw 'J X 5 4 9 Q ' , -f' W L A Q fl y Q' I' t , 6 7 Yvxcf x -X , V XP KX Ps an ,, 5 1 W br i . Y 0 C 7 4 Wayne Baldwin Leon Bxllmgton Gerald Clark I E ox Bxlly Eastland JUNIOR ROTARIANS T GIRL AND BOY OF September October November December January February March Aprll May Anna Ruth Smith Carlene Terry Dorothy Baxrd Lrlly Neuman Peggy Ivy Lucy Kennedy Patrlcla Vaden T1ll1e Black .To Ann Fr1zell HE MONTH f X x Ray Kmney Charles Vaden Paul Phy Larry Goodwm Jerry Keen Charles Vaden Royce Fuqua Jerry Prewltt Wayne Baldwm Cotton Rxvers Johnny Webb Kelth Mlles Tommy Cooper Glen LEWIS A C AJ S4 X af! X L 2 1 1' u 2 1 n , Q K4 F 4 P l' k I Q-. , v x ,P fda -ff r , I vu Yfllg Leon Bllhngton Raymond Maxwell Wayne Wash I-hgh Hurdles 440 Yd Dash Broad Jump Jifafc Tina' Charles Vaden Golf Smgles H, on mb' li-S ...-'P confer anis Jerry Prewlt George Humphrey Raymond Maxwell Paul Phy Sprmt Relay lj! .:.. !M QA M1le Relay , .,,,...q s WE Davld Bashford Shot Put ls Raymond Maxwell Leon B1111ngton James Thompson Jerry Prewxt ff! on fn R' QV, V X P s L , 4 i .- I .5 ivan 'VM I 3 B K, I SA .: ' 4 I . sq' Y .3 .-R' 5, 1 ' R 4.-Q sr W , V M. I X A is 3,5 Y e . r , ,,1e 1-fs. me n A ' 4 ' M-wage D .a.. D 4 I J L 5573: 5 - ' H ' A . ,uf ,.:.: . T F I Slide Rule , i Q' 5 ..f- x' f 'X all ' Nw F' 4 - yf. f'sL f1' ' lu I 5 Ma 1' Q -. 'ws Tn' is 41' - 1 ,41 X I V- 'ui' A ' 1 1Al. 6' ' -Q: V. i, 4,44 ,N K 9. LJ, Q- - O . ' 5 'P 1 . L s I X , ' .Q I l X 6 -x ' . 1 K 2 ' N. K . k A' K , V K is v I - ' . 1' K ,, , ' . A ,A 1. -R 5 3 A v. ,y A. l , R ' n 1 '..'r , ' 4 , , fl ' , ' SPOF S ef V5 VD f .r22Qx for buffdoj honor' Gordon Wood, Coach Ki' L ina' 'ni pn- fue x W . v-af! l David Bashford, C o -C aptain Paul Phy, Co-Captain ba 'ii .,.-...ff ,l 'gm X f Q K A :- Mike Cochran-Mgr. 9 Howard Vest Outstanding Player B Team Sb if Pete Ragus -Coach A ' ' I lQsfm'n .. 4 , wt g 5, G A. . , , 1 1 ff 'Y ,. , , g 12 7.'fF3 ., 1r AMX -- -, , S' in lg, .3 , nh ' ' ' A , ,,. da. , p -Q A Q .v 4 'fly --,, .G , ,, Kenneth West David Bashford Jimmie Se-ay Back End Tackle Q-of .ov-I al-ff' Paul Phy Back STAMFORD 19 HASKELL O The Bulldogs opened the season with a burst of speed and power, thumping help- less Haskell 19-0. While the defense held the lndians to a net 7 yards, the offense garnered 291 net yards highlighted with a tally in each quarter except the last. Inter- mittent rain slowed down the attack STAMFORD 7 RANGER O n dog cat dog contcs the loca Bulldogs 1 dged thc Ranger Bulldogs 7 0 on alast quarter touchdown scamper by Jerry Prewit However the supc riority of Stani ford was apparcntasfoach Gordon Wood charges ran and passed for 186 net yards to 97 forthe opposition Ranger threatened twice STAINAFORD Z1 ALBANY 7 Bulldog power, pa rtic ula rly on the ground, asserted itself as the locals spot- ted Albany one touchdown in the second quarter and then went on to tally thrice in the second half to win Z1-7. Kenneth Lowe made all three of the scores as Stamford Ground out 15 first downs to 6 for Albany STAMFORD 19 BALLIINGER 4 The Bulldogs undextook ont of the toughest Dames of the season whmn thcy met the Ba1lmgcrBe1xcats Havmv gotttn off to a good start thc Bulldogs vu 1 e out to win and break the Jinx A 19to7 victory sent the Bulldogs home reloicmg Jerry Ulke Glen Lewis Royce Fuqua Guard Center End 'pai -.pa-41:1 iq si JL '.,,.-.-W if ,,,., ,fr . O . .----- 11 1 - I a 1 1 3 t y ir ty 1 A D I 0 ' V 1 7, - D , .C . V' 5 , . , , 4 . -l U . . I . 5- , , - , , , , . x . 1 . ., , , 1 S ' . - - . I f g .....-...-.... K ' ' A' 7- t .-1-ff--tv,-v.-. ' ' -,,.l' vw---+-W--.-...,,,. H ' - we ' A 5 -,w - 'A ,,., , . A, ,... I . ,, -wuz' . ' . .. I . i - A- ' I 6 'Rl gl ,,!, - i , - b n ,. A . .M - 'V , s I 44' 3' Q Nuff ' K ' X , A ' U A to we iwfw A . .-e .-- 2 f A - X S, 4 ,vX-.'wgf,- 1 X ,N - . X , . . 1,3 ' N-liar, M, ' . A , , 1 A . , Q! ' 3 , 1 .K , . s' , ,QW 4? SV, 5' 5 - Mgmt- -Q - rl- UM fl --'ffl -371,6 - .K 1.-Eflw -.M 9 3' .4 . . l- . ,Q , J, -4 ,,, 1 'J 4.47 ,- g :.- --,k t - 'ffet 'ics '-4 ,'1s.Qg ,ju - , 'Zr3'7-i' Q .-f- - - v lg., ...van e- ,LGE Y, sv J , ' Q J -S, r - - N , .4 ,-4 , A I. 15:0-Af! A n,., ,,. Raymond Maxwell Dan Smith James Thompson Back Center Back STAMFORD 42 SEYMOUR 0 Seymour's Panthers were completely help- less before the speed and deception of the Bulldogs' attack and their stubborn defense as Stamford piled up a 42-0 tally. Scoring was by Eldon Moritz, Kenneth Lowe, Paul Phy, Max Kelley, and Wayne Wash who personally got 145 yards rushing. STAMFORD Z1 ROTAN 0 Rotan's Yellowhammers fell next before the Stamford onslaught, dropping a Z1-O decision as Paul Phy and Jerry Prewit scored in the second and Kenneth Lowe in the final period. Prewit's tally was a sen- sational 70yard punt return. Rotan picked up only 3 first downs to 10 for Stamford. STAMFORD 20 SNYDER 0 Starnford's stellar defense throttled the Snyder Tigers completely while the offense provided touchdowns in each of the first three quarters for a 20-0 victory. Johnny Webb covered a blocked kick for the first sc o r e while Paul Phy and Wayne Wash scampered for the two others. STAMFORD 7 ANSON 12 Anson struck through sub-freezing air and capitalized on four crucial fumbles to stop Stamford 12-7 in a heartbreaker that cost the Bulldogs the 5AA crown. The lo- cals led 7-6 at the half, but the Tigers pounced on Stamford's fumble of the third period kick-off and passed for the winning tally. ,.--- .- affd I' ,af -sr-,fl 1. U. ,'.I ' lu. ., 1- - Q . 4' . -I , in-v--- Q ,Q ' Qi! PQ.. .Terry Prewit Back Kenneth Lowe Curtis Johnson Edward Ekdahl Back Tackle Tackle .ff ','4..- ai Q 7 if-S1122 ' , ,,, ,,l 4 . .Wx - Z ??l1FM Kexth M11eS Forward vu-4 rv, n X Eldon MOI'1tZ Guard Gerald Clark Guard 6 1 Gordon L. 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Gerald Clark ' 'Ta. ,. lflt . a Wins 55, Glenn z Osthex I new' die W A ' Wlgp 1, have 3 as ' hun Keg me 2 L, V '5'V' W . .awake . :NLM W fi - .r,,,,,,M My ,X i If Bliss an d 'apt . Ahl Hal MY Proud beauty ure reign supreme CURSES,THE VILLAIN IS FOILED THOSE BACKSTAGE CAST OF CHARACTERS Director .... . . Miss Mavis Mitchell Godfrey Goodheart . . . . . . Jerry Ulke Business Manager . . . . Ray Kinney Mrs. Goodheart . . . . . Regina Lemons Stage Manager ......... R. W. Kelly True Hope ..... . . Tillie Black Lighting and Sound Effects . . . Larry Goodwin Blackie Blackman . . . . Wayne Baldwin Jessie Jassamine . . . . Barbara Bates Willie Work . . . . . I. E. Cox a4He11 0. Hello' it, S YOUI. Aunt Vivian ,U Prompters . . Leta Jo York, Rose Piwetz, Carole Elrod Property Crew . . . Cready Green, Lillie Raphelt, Wanda Webb, Ruby Hoot Make-Up Crew . . . Bobbie Brown, Lilly Neuman, Leon Billington, Gary Taylor, Charlsie Hambright rl Sweaie uGive me back my f'f M'- I jun for P H in 'v Y' A A doublf xudc, ng Son .S'6l7lb day program hi.5 6 org As bewxldered freshmen we began our high school careers By Chrxstmas we had gained our self composure and boldly set out to plan our Chrlstmas party whxch was a great success In our sophomore year we had gamed some confldence and we set out to have a lot of fun We had an exc1t1ngChr1stmas party and an even more excxtlng sprmg p1cn1c at Leuders Both of these events added much to the enjoyment of the year When we were Jumors we reallzed we were approachlng the end of our hlgh school year We start ed the outside entertalnments with a grandChr1stmas party Next we embarked on one of our greatest achlevements the JUHIOT Plays After weeks of hard work our goal was reached These three great productions were xmmensely enjoyed by everyone From the funds acquzred from the Junxor Plays we gave the annual Junxor Senlor Banquet 1n honor of the Senlors By the use of a raxnbow theme the barquet was made a beautxful and unforgetable occaslon We f1n1shed the year s act1v1t1es wlth a per fect pxcnlc at Abllene State Park The sen1or year IS perhaps the year we wxll remember most both for the hard work and the fun we had We hrst began to reahze that we were senlors when we recewed our mvxtatxons from the Baptlst Womens Mlsslonary Soclety to a formal seated receptlon Next we began workmg on our Sen 1or trlp We began our funds w1th a cake sale Thls was followed by an Lnvxtatmonal basketball tourna ment We spent much tlme and effort xn producmg our Senxor Plays The overwhelmmg success of the mystery the comedy and the melodrama proved that the Sen1orC1ass has a great many talented mem bers After the plays we concentrated all of our efforts ln stagmg a talent show The large number of part1c1pants and the huge crowd made It obvlous that the talent show was a tremendous success Recently the Baptxst Women s Mxsslonary Socxety agam extended thexr hospxtahty ln sponsormg a tr1p to Hardm Slmmons Urnverslty on thelr annual hlgh school senxor day We are now 1ook1ng forward to several coming events our trlp today to Cxsco graduatlon and our trxp to Galveston and Houston 3 ' ' - Q ! , , if I ' .h V , Q . , - 4 '- 49' 919 ft? 'Q .. 'K rw ' H. Q Q I Q . ' Q Q Q . ' , 4 Lf , 'Lf A -, 6 , I .I :Li 1 f at ' Q u 3 I ' 4 'P 0 ' X ' W X: ' ' 9 e ' , 1' A A T V Q x jet' l 1 JM Y' T r I -Q ill P71 XS- :ffl Q5 fi W1 f f 'ggi-'Q' We the Senlor Class of 1952 bemg of sound mlnd and body do hereby bequeath these possesslons to the underclassmen Ph1l Allen leaves h1s boxlng gloves to Donald Caffey Wayne Baldwln w1lls all h1s Stamford pos sesslons to anyone who wants them because he s headlng for Arxzona when school s out Dorothy Balrd 1 eaves all her plctures of Kenneth Lowe to anyone that wants them David Bashford leaves hls ab1l1ty to be called Bab Face and h d y IS goo y goody ways to Jlmmy Terry Barbara Bates leaves her tlmxd laugh to Joy Sosebee Leon Bllllngton wllls h1s track ab1l1ty to Dale Forrest. T1ll1e Black leaves her short han' to Nancy Ashcroft. June Bohannon leaves her French horn to George Carol Bobble Brown w1ll h b 1 . s er a 1 1ty to go steady to Tllhe Metz. Gerald Clark leaves h1s helght to Mlke Cochran. Tommy Cooper leaves h1s b 1 a 1 1ty to sklp one semester of school to Frank Whltley. Garland Cox leaves hls gultar to Carlton Strand. J. E. Cox wllls h1s A plusses to Dlckle Bennett. Wlllette Daughtry leaves her ab1l1ty to roam around at slumber partxes to Lucy Kenned Bett J y. y ean Davis leaves her qulet ways to Eldon Morltz. Bxlly Eastland wllls hls ab1l1ty to get dates to Jody Foster Carol Elrod ll h W1 s er red ha1r to Barbara Schoonmaker. Evelyn Forrest leaves her deep love for math to Mr. Tmsley. Frank Foster leaves h1s bashful smlle to James Thompson. Royce Fuqua leaves hxs football abxhty to Bllly Macon. Larry Goodwln leaves h1s abxllty to go wlth Avoca glrls to Edward Ekdahl. Creadey Green wllls her baby blue eyes to Pat Merriott. Charlsle Hambrlght leaves her tennls racket to Lonell Jones. Floyd Hard1n leaves hls sense of humor to Jacob Isaac. Huda Hassen leaves the pos1t1on of annual edltor to any three people who can handle 1t. v f , l ' , ii .K r , +A . RW J - f V' - X f x X A WL If 4 A n ei: x . I , y , A tl K I X' r -5 Q - 2, ' X A ,gf . - t x I Fw 'Q Y b . r w 'Q A f l. Q . .l I 'T' - , r . i V A ' n 2 A I K V. l,,,... 'I 1. f J ,g 1 K ' , L V x . , . . . . ll Ol ' -. 4 F v - 7 5 m A .wg 0 Q 'K , k xt 5 A E 1 . I Q Q Y A ' 'tx f--' it j,.z'l.' Ruby Hoot leaves her ability to get engaged to a Haskell boy to Wanda White. Peggy Ivy leaves her ability to go with an Avoca boy to Sandra Swenson. Tommy Jones wills his loud mouth to Charles Coody. Jerry Keen wills his horse to Miss Brown. Ray Kinney leaves his ability to never come to band to Dickie Bouchett. Regina Lemons wills her northern accent to Howard Vest. Glen Lewis wills his driving ability to Woody Crider. Jerry Lindsey leaves his nice easy going disposition to Barbara Kay Flowers. Bethie Sue Lindsay leaves her ability to get along with Goony-bird Woods to the Texas History class next year. Ray- mond Maxwell leaves his timid personality to Charlie Chocolate Ice Cream Cone Davis. Gilbert Mueller leaves his rough necking job to Edwin McAnear. Leon Musil leaves his chicken feed to hen- pecked Wash. Lilly Neuman wills her bashful ways to Don Timberlake. Bobbie Parker leaves her bubble supply to the Palmolive Peet Company. Rose Piwetz leaves her hunting and fishing ability to Dan Frank Buck Smith. Paul Phy leaves his pull with the cops to Teddy Ferrell. Jerry Prewit leaves his doll ways to Keith Miles. Lilly Raphelt leaves her ability to own a car to Nancy Pardue. Cotton Rivers leaves his ability to go with Hardin-Simmons students to Mabeth Moreland. Jimmy Seay leaves his basketball ability to Teddy Mac. Eugene Schuchert leaves his tiny feet to Mary Jo Bounds. Anna Smith leaves her ability to go with an end on the football team to Carlene Terry. Morris Sparks leaves his boots to Jody Davis. Earl Stagner leaves his ability to be on time to school to D. C. Macon. Gary Taylor leaves his ability to skip school to Larry Simmons. Jerry Ulke leaves his size to George Humphrey. Charles Vaden leaves his golf clubs to Mr. Dyer. Pat Vaden wills her ability to get engaged to Kenneth Lowe. Wanda Webb leaves her quiet ways toJudy Metz. Johnny Webb leaves his ability to go steady with a freshman to Wayne Crawford. Kenneth West leaves his football crown with his autograph on it to the trophy case. Leta Jo York leaves her shorthand note- book to Paul Hanson. -A l 2 'S pro 6 cy Punchy Phil Allen IS still a rookie fireman between exh1b1t1on bouts with world famous boxers Also along the line of famous sportsmen we find Kenneth West who w1l1 play pro football w1th the Los Angeles Rams Since Rita Hayworth s hair has turned gray Carole Elrod is the new Queen of the Redheads To care for this lovely halr she has chosen Betty Jean Davis chlef hairdresser in Hollywood Among the many boys fmishmg their contracts w1th Uncle Sam IS Raymond Maxwell He plans to take over the position of track coach atAC C Many are working hard these days In a secluded spot we find Lilly Newman slavmg over her glockenspiel bells that ls, trying to play ChopSt1cks Others we find pretty well off for lnstance Morris Sparks is Just rolling ui dough He runs a bakery you know lhear Lillie Raphelt is go1ng to Sylvester for what I don t know Larry Goodwin who has been trying for years to get someone to give him a second hand car fmally broke down and bought one for SZ 00 Cready Green is now head clerk at Perry Bros There s a rumor that she ll soon take the place of the retirlng manager Are you an old mald? Lend an ear Evelyn Forrest IS tour1ng the U S speakmg on love courtship and marriage This is the opportunity of a life time Jerry Keen has been chosen the International Calf Roplng Champion Charlsie Hambright has turned Indian on us and moved to Haskell I heard there s a rumor that Ray Kmney IS just dying to take over his uncles business All music lovers will be glad to know that Garland Cox has got a Job at Clint C L I N T that 1sCl1nt Texas This morning the president appomted Billy East land a great architect to design fox holes 'LII Korea Dr Glen Lewis 15 now patching up cowboys on the local spread S M S Regina Lemons dont famt when you hear this IS the class of 52 s only old maid With a glance at the colleges we find Dorothy Baird still designlng dresses in order to graduate from Stephens College Speaking of colleges Yale University held an elegant banquet last night in honor of thezr new Professor of Psychology .T E Cox June Bohannon has just returned from Paris France where she has majored in advanced osculation better known to some as a modern course in the art of kissmg Jerry 'Hook Lindsay is the new TruantOff1cer for Stamford Publ1c Schools Last n1ght at ll 05 a bounc ing baby boy was born to the former Barbara Bates who is well on the road to raising her family of twelve Thls year theU S is sending to Europe none other than Davld Bashford to hurl the discus in the International Olympics Leon Billington was advanced to head of the department of Ornithology at Rule High School In a cozy cottage we find Bobbie JoyceBrown keeping house for her beloved husband Is it true that T1ll1e Black IS sitting at home waiting for her husband to return from another Big Deal? For the latest in pranks Contact immediately Tommy Cooper owner of the world s largest Practical Joke and Prank Co in New York City Oh you ll never belleve this Willette Daughtry is teach1ng a course at Stamford High School on 'How to Control Your Temper If any of you have vislted Carnegie Hall recently own trucking company for Uncle Sam that is Peggy Ivy 15 now head supervisor at the newly completed Avoca Mental Hospital The F B I finally caught up with Rose Piwetz who has been selling dressed ducks on the black market out of season Jimmie Seay says that he will keep spending h1s time on a rotary rig till he s six feet under ground The New York Herald Tribune has added a new member to their staff none other than Paul Boss Phy a big pol1t1cal wheel He will write the gossip column What We DontKnow We Make Up Bobb1e Parker xs singing merrily as she goes happily about work as secretary of the Coca Cola Bottling Co Yesterday was a big day for Floyd Hardin he signed the papers makmg him partner in Hodge and Hardin Theatre Co Royce Fuqua is now on the way to his wedding late as usual A graduate of engineermg Leon Mus1l 15 trymg to figure out how to get two eggs at a time from one chicken Herman West owns the world s largest rabbit ranch He just cant control production Slttmg on her boss s knee is Leta Jo York taking dictation at a rate of 30 words per minute WandaWebb is now lecturing for theHome Demonstrat1onC1ub Assistant cartoon 1st for Walt Disney Gary Taylor has created a new character the oomhs that s shmoo spelled backwards While Pat Vaden is still klllmg her family with her pointless Jokes RubyAnnHoot is raising Indians on the reservation to our north Bethie Sue Lindsey is living the life of Riley on the abundant means of a school teacher Speaking of abundant means M1lburnR1vers 1S having a hard time keeping up with banking farming and other activities JerryPrew1t line coach at George Peabody College for Teachers is still pulling games out of the fire GeraldClark who 1S swooning the bobby soxers the world over with h1s clarinet has Just had a 12 story building constructed to hold h1s fan mail A geologlst of great renown JerryUlke has just dug the world s largest gravel pit Tommy Jones is now the world s best rancher farmer Huda Hassen editor of that widely read magazine Modern Romance IS now offering a money back guarantee if the stories dont g1ve the reader a b1g thrill The latest inventor Earl Stagner has just figured out how to restring a tennis racket with piano wire Anna Smith is supporting her three time loser husband by teaching music from dawn to dark Attention all big feet Eugene Schuchert is now running h1s own shoe factory specializing in odd sizes James Webb lifeguard on Miami Beach is thoroughly enJoy1ng the sights Glancmg at Hollywood we find none other than Charles Vaden head caddy for B1ngCrosby Election returns show that D1ckWxlliams who has hada change of heart since h1s speedy high school days is now the new Chief of the Stamford Police Department Johnny Webb, starring in that famous Broadway hit Annie Drop Your Gun, is still receiving income from his farm In Texas or Oklahoma Webb? ? ? . . . . . . . , . , . . 0 . . . . - , . . . 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Mueller, Jimmy Highfield, Jim Thompson, Wayne Cox, Bill McGary, Gerald Martin. - U.-1 Ni . 0 'H XY unlor 51:95 3 1 In Q H C 6 X xlx h ' 6 ll --f If QQ. ?:-' e couldnl do lYlih0Ut 5 ., P. M. Smlth Janitor ,.,f5 2'0 Cafeterxa Ladies Mrs. Massey, Mgr. Mrs. Lowery Mrs. Edwin Massey Mrs. West ' Mrs. Bohannon Mrs. B011 ,x go? Q QXLXXQ oxgafxo 9910 6 Gia 1' . ef K9 C 191 ,-Q3 C 09 O e 0-ax! af 1017 ef OCOYQJKKVO alfe- O18 9 1 00 a afver-L lselncn OA M cl ffl n f- fl' ,oqyf foadrcrllse KDWT 1400 ON YOUR DIAL dW 1 Dy dNght STAMFORD TEXAS ll ITII NIV PAF IUUII U ISIIFS H0 Ulf THU N ST4TIUN Aifl d hM IN k DCIVi . BCH iff, Owner ' ' ' V ' Y W D 1 A . 1 J A I ' .N ,f FRUJ1 YUUR W Y . e J L A. N -V S ' g Central West Tex ' ' wit utucx Around the Corner rom An where nfl XX ll' YY , , , I . I I W . sl. yu .TIL 1 Q XX xx' , . 4, wwf ,,fz',4f,fff , A .N . , , XX Jn' . H I Ml 'Hx BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY af Q ' ,. Bw N X, 1' - 'Q x r. c pm- V- -any av ,., .r' - S VWx , v A z E0 ' r ,U 5 .,,. wx M. -xi 2, 2 H. K lla L . rin- .ww- s 435 W-, 'ffffv 5 , fl Q M -.p l SMITH S GROCERY e ' A . X' 75 IP ,rf 'S E. f' - 5 ffm-' ' it S ,hw x 1 M . LV K K k 4.-A 'J fam pg-, 1 'X Q6 . Q , MSHIQMQQIS 'P kr a I 3, Q . ,A , S fr , v J 4 'Ni g1D5 r,e+0A A 'T O CAM 6 I mp., sF.1m::o Z4,L. , vu Un. -. wr' '1 'I W1 I wil xg COBB S THE FLOWER MART The Shop Near the High School MRS. FANNIE IVIEEKER, OWNER Call ZOZ 4' gag SAM BAIZE, CATTLEIVIAN STAMFORD PRODUCE COMPANY WHOLESALE Fnuns AND Vzseumes STA M FORD, TEXAS NAT 'S CAFE BRYANT -LINK COMPANY HARDWARE PHONE 64 'if .A,' Q' 24' fix fl Q JONES COUNTY IMPLEMENT CO. STANDARD OIL. CO. OF TEXAS H. D. PRICE, Box 349 Stamford, Texas J v9V AUTO SPRING AND SUPPLY HASSEN 'S LADIES', MEN'S and CHILDREN 'S WEAR STAMFORD, TEXAS HUMPHREY MOTOR COMPANY ROYAL COURTS M. A. GRANTHAM, FRUP. GASDLINE ' DIL ' GREASE GRDCERIES ATI-IA'S SWENSON LAND AND CATTLE CO SHORTY 'S GROCERY 1010 Vanderbilt Phone 802 KISER MILK CO. IN fmll N ' .5114-:J SPIC 'N SPAN CLEANERS J. M. McDonald Men's, Women's, Chi1dren's Apparel Phone 14 ff'-r- ?iv , .x I Null Lx-HON aww- Y00 is f Oniwesr' 6. , CAN ack IT! i V ff? xf ILS' -, l NW! Vi e '5 'VM ! G, ,f e X a tau ll X ' f ' S as 'I in wr an A 5 ' 13529 1 Ebb-L A M , i7I,,iiH5EH:sQ 7 eE':5'a' 4 - 9 ss!!! Q fi vo 1 X f Q ' A X ure, it's a tough old world . . . but must he ginunled, and to guarcl them you can lick itl With your priceless you must have the courage and will to heritage of American freedom you are work. .wznx rote. and pray. invincible. Your individual rights' are your best weapons in the light to West Texas Utilities Comparyf safeguard democracy from an ever- encroaching socialism. These rights ol JACK MCCLENDON Gulf Service Station Stamford, Texas Phone 68 f W. C. LEAVITT, IEWELER 1 BEN BAGWELIQS MEN'S WEAR Stamford Texas COURTEOUS MODERN AND UNITS OF EFFICIENT ZQSIIIIMENT EMPLOYEES R 'NG FAST MOTOR LINES INC YOU DAILY M5 6 Zin mfgarfwzf waxar 'raw ' , f' X I' 'st f Te - . am ord, Phone 113 xas BROOKS MOTOR COMPANY Phone 100 Stamford BELL. 'S GROCERY ,L .,v.,.....m.. 2 fr, '1 4 ' 'MU 43? ' 4-it Q ,J ' Phi, Q, . '--.. Q 5 . ' .pi i .. ll gg 5 9' 9 'V . 4. Mi V it ,- if ? 4 Mn?-jsjg.,,1 4 -2? ' 11 ' T2 .4 4 rf ' I 3 ' ? , . , .i el Q ., uf P I. 'F' .Q yy, Q vfgfsfi ff 'Ns'-fm 'W ' QL, COTTEN BUTANE AND APPLIANCE GEORGE ROLLINS GULF OIL PRODUCTS STAMFORD, TEXAS ff I' 6.-I 'vu .u W' ..., - ' .... HARDY MOTOR COMPANY BUICK 1214-126 N. SWENSON STAMFORD, TEXAS 1 I ' his- Z- - Bryant Implement Co. JOHN DEERE SALES AND SERVICE Phone 614 Stamford, Texas 'P I STAMFORD PRODUCE COMPANY WHOLESALE Fnuns Ann Vaesmues STAMFORD, TEXAS VANDERSLICE SERVICE STATION -,w 'W E 241843438-. -,Y fn 9'7'x'f-Lb -.Lx :f is if V . - 1 , ,V Eva., , X JK. , t I V 5 , , .fh . , g .yu 1 ' 4 . A - 1 . -f .f ft? L , 3' Q -4' ' '- ,QU wi AL Y , ,-wg b Q - 5? .v ' R j is ,N f K - , y..-,., '-' 4. iff. ww . V, S fam , ' 1 V' wg if ' 4 , 5 S 4 4 Y'7fA-' gf 5 - 3 . .55 .-V,-v-,J , -2, b 1-.sg k V , , n 0 A. , , , g5F, ,,k ' 'f5C ,fe1'2,-. . -.v1.ff,gp. f+ . , 1, M. -his 5 ., . ' iuQU',.A Af 'xw.4f.,g. SQ, , S 'R 1A 1 pm' I . 9'-15, A , S ,,- ,.. J' B . r .1 A' I 'V 'End 1 ,Q 4 ' S 1 ., . ? ' 0 dh' -. 5- ' ...K-.fi :Ha S ,'Q -ag 5 I WI I .J W M055 I , . . Men s wear, shuts, tles, socks, u underwear, pajamas, and jackets Seeus... South Side Square in -Slzangford, Texas Rule-Jayton Cotton Oil Co. Slalnfurd. T4-xus STAMFORD MILL and ELEVATOR COMPANY STAMFORD, TEXAS B 8: H DRESS SHOP Stamford, Texas HUSTON HARDWAR E PR EWIT MOTOR COMPANY Your dependable Chrysler-Plymouth dealer Fight 'em Bulldogs--N 11 We're behind you! STAMFORD INN 65 Rooms Stamford Texas 7 THUG UII. ' IVY GULF SERVICE STATION 314 North Swenson Phone 9521 STAMFORD LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY UNITED FOOD STORE HAMMER MOTOR COMPANY STAMFORD, TEXAS Y-li T, SQPCD 1 TOM'S ICE CREAM PARLOR THE SUPER DOG DRIVE-IN STAMFORD, TEXAS - ...ix wg ,J ssrzvlcg :.-..clu5u A ..f,fn5 :mr mugs X R. B. Spencer and Co. Everything to Build Anything P E N N E Y ' S 'lThe Home of Values 'ZSIYL I. C. May, Jeweler Watches - Diamonds - Jewelry Silver - China - Crystal Stamford, Texas ARLEDGE ICE COMPANY FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS COMPLETE LOCKER SERVICE 1, gona ICE saw' c 5' DUKE APPLIANCE COMPANY Propane and Butane Gas Systems 123 N. Swenson Ave. Stamford, Texas R. E. Johnson, COTTON Member Texas Cotton Association 506 S. Swenson Stamford, Texas 4 D. and H. DEPT. STORE Marvin Hinds Quality Merchandise and Service Phone 328 TOMMY REC TOR Let Us Serve You The finest pictures for the lowest prices. SNACK BAR STRAUSS DRY GOODS If it's newg It's here! F'CIEN9bB ALMCILHST 8: PLIRCELL EROS. THAT sooo GULF GAS AND GULF Tunes WASHING AND GREASING EAST HIGHWAY BBU ETAMFOPD. TEXAS - , 'MOVIETIME IN TEXAS, U. S. A.' The eyes of Texas are onthe movie screensg the eyes of Stamford are on the STATE THEATER Where you can see the great KINNEY FURNITURE COMPANE COMPLETE HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS Phone 108 North Side Square LF GULF Yeatts Cleaners The M ost Modern Shop lll S. FERGUSON AMERICAN SHOE SHOP STAMFORD, TEXAS +- CITY PIG Lone Star Gas Co. FIRST NATIONAL BANK STAMFORD, TEXAS QSM BUNKLEY DRUG STOR T I t LONGLEY FRUIT STAND Fresh fruits and vegetables Where friends meet. STAMFORD, TEXAS Bill Longley Telephone 197 South Wetherbee STAMFORD PARTS gl MACHINE SHOP John Cook, Prop. Acetylene and Electric Welding A11 Machine Shop Work Stamford, T exas HUDSPETH SERVICE STATION QUALITY CLEANERS Shop at -- PIGGLY-WIGGLY For better Values every day. Stamford Texas Yates Drug Store Tussy, Lucien Le Long Cosmetics PHONE 189 STAMFORD. TEXAS HTUU31 STAMFORD BUILDERS SUPPLY Everything for the builder Phone 988 M. Sf H. LAUNDRY M' BANDEEN MOTOR CO . MRS. HIGH, THE FLORIST h-1 WEAVER MEDLIN TIRE CO The Seat Cover Center Of Stamford 221 W McHarg FARMERS FOOPERATIVE GIN W Gould Phone 428 GOBLE S DAIRYLAND GRADE A PASTEURIZED MILK FRESH PURE RICH SAFE Bables are safe 1n dalryland KIMBELL STAMFORD COMPANY WESTERN AUTO Wholesalers of Food Products 111 N. Swenson Stamford Texas phone 91 u 91 4 A - 41 J Q 1 l l l 1 1 1 AA . . v 91 3 CARROI..L'S SERVICE STATION HUMBLE PRODUCTS q - STAMFORD, TEXAS FORT WORTH BISCUIT COMPANY CRACKERS, COOKIES Etc. 407 EAST REYNOLDS STREET '-. Hand H THEATERS NS :r GRAND Rf DRIVE-IN ii :FPALACE H and H DRIVE-IN THEATER serving the great Starnford trade area with out- door entertainment, ! ALEXANDER GIN CO. VADEN PLANING MILL A I The home of fine ginning GENERAL MILLWORK and good service STAMFORD, TEXAS STAMFORD, TEXAS UPSHAW 81 UPSHAW, AGENTS P, O. Box 448 STAMFORD CIN Stamford Texas N W fTom Smlth Mgr Phone 43 Insurance Real Estate tk Loans STAMFORD AMERICAN SUPREME IN ITS FIELD More Local News More Rural Correspondents More Pald Readers More D1sp1ay Advertlslng More C1aSs1f1ed Advert1s1ng More Nat1onal Advert1S1ng Complete L1ne of School Supphes Good Luck and PLUMLEE at BERRY SERVICE STAT1oN Best Wlshes to the Sen1or Class PHILLIPS 66 PRODUCTS W R Taylor SCO Palnt and Paper Contractors STAMFORD TEXAS Ab1lene and Stamford Ph 3 2914 Ab11ene I . . J , . m It 11 1 -1 ll ii I Q 0 1 3 . 0 - -f gnu. --N . 1 , x 7 -W in I 3 , , 'Yx a . 5 - G 0 I my I 9 Q i ,I . 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