Stamford High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Stamford, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1953 volume:

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YK a s- Q Psb O' as Traxxas lnxiir lesson' ibm bi 0 s al we ,NOYXR . xgfest Q0 r an X9 C . yj S gi awxc Y 9,2109 Above: Part o f Coach Isbell's biology class looks at the various slides under a mi- croscope while the others study the parts of a starfish, Left: The general science class of Mrs. Beauchamp enjoys an educational film strip that is available from the film library. CLASSES is QIVSW f1'W ,WP - W fl- M S' S N f L f ll Fmgf S' KVI, 12- W ,,fg9. x :FQ ,,. ? W- 7 C1214 Z X C N Z, ,val BILLY ARRANT Q, jr Plays CLASS PEGGY ADAMS CHARLES ANDERS Football Basketball 4:1 fm is fs Joie BENNETT Football F F A 1 MARY Jo BOUNDS Drum Major Annual Staff Fme Arts T N B P R jr 8 Sr Plays TERRELL BERRY F F A WANDA IO BOONE F H A RONNIE CALHOUN SHIRLEY CAMPBELL Golf Band Tennls F H A it jr 8 Sr Plays Q9 Drummer DONAID CA FFEY Treas F F A V1ce Pres F F A Football jr Plays CLASS EUGENE COLEMAN JOYCE CONNELL KATHRYN COTTEN Fme Arts Band F H A N B P jr 8 Sr Plays .. BOBBY DAFFERN Band Annual Staff Boy of the Month jr S Sr Plays Dog House Counczl fwf- F F A res jr Plays 2 if F H A jr Plays Annual Staff L1brar1an Choral Club '27 WAYNE CRAWFORD Basketball Band Annual Staff Jr S Sr Plays l WOODY CRIDER Football jr 8 Sr Plays Track 'Wi 'Ez' GRADY COZBY F F A Track EDWARD EKDAH1. ? '53 Football ff BARBARA KAY FLOWERS JODY FOSTER G1rls' State F H A Pres Pep Squad Vlce Pres Fme Arts Vlce Pres Dog House Counc1l Football Bulldog News Ed Boys' State Golf jr 8 Sr Plays FFA .Uk Pi' 'l li 41 - oF at A. . . .P . . . . XY . . Q 'rl '. f .R. . . . yy I ' f 0 Q H , gg fl . X ' , . - I 1 W' Boys' State F. F. A. Sec. Treas. 'A 'V ! I Uv., n' ' 25 '? J 3' A 'sr J i ' ' - - - -I -. ,jf Q . r H C F f' ' I gs' 4 5 ' , I tis: 1 . .W v- 4 . . . . . X HF Siva RUBY GREEN F H A CHRISTINE JOHNSON Pep Squad Offxcer F H A T N B P R Jr S Sr Plays Llbranan 7' iff-' CLASS .5 12? JO ANN FRIZELL OTHO GILLEAN Co leader Annual Edltor ! JF, Fme Arts Pres Band N B P Honor Student F H A Boy of the Month Annual Staff jr 8 Sr Plays BETH IVY Fme Arts Band T N B jr 8 Sr Plays F H A M LUCY KENNEDY Band Sweetheart G1r1s State F1ne Arts T N B P R Sr Reporter 5 'ds PAUL HAN SON BETTYLU JOHNSON Pep Squad Pres Dog House Sec Treas Student Counc11 Pres Glrls' State Llbranan Qu-.9 EARLEN E LARANCE Annual Staff Semor Class Busmess Mgr Boy of the Month jr Play Bus Mgr CURTIS JOHNSON Football F F A jr S Sr Plays 1-' 'R 0 .ff rtls' - . iv- 1 V ' T .... R. ,, C - Q 5, . . . V L' tn , 7 - , I - - - - fW1lf1,'- A' P . . . E Z 2- in . VT' , YE as fu AS: f . . .P. R. ' . . Q V 4' .'1i?L19 ' ' I ag: 2 1 seun -A , 5 srrs . imma i.f5 2 A 5 ' ' ' ' ' -'I s - . P O O I I Q 45 n u .. . - A T' I R939 5 jf? Qi? i 4,1 A A iii r?hfff9Gw4a 'H' 51: . f ' ' .KA , ,,. , ' I X ' ,ww . .DU 1 -.' HELEN MCATEER Pep Squad Parl T N B P R F H A Annual Staff KEITH MILES Football Basketball Track jumor Class Pres All State 2nd team Jul' Qmgpss F53 Football Basketball Track Jr 8 Sr Plays All State Team A ? QS PATRICIA MERRIOTT F H A Pres Band Majorette N B P jr S Sr Plays Llbranan 1 BRADFORD MORITZ Semor Plays 'Tu' Band , I F F A Band Ofiicer Lxbrarxan EDWIN MCANEAR Jr 8 Sr Plays Annual Staff Bulldog News Llbrarlan fuss.. SC-Vu, ' fr HERBIE MCCLENDON Track Tenn1s MATILDA METZ Co leader 'S Who ln S H S Llbrarlan nv' Student Councll Pres Freshman Favor1te 1 LLADA MOORE F H A State Degree nr Cheer leader N B P F H A Treas Lxbraman LARRY MORROW jr 8 Sr Plays .A Band Pres wr. Sr Dog House Rep Sr Class Reporter ' NANCY PARDUE A Co-leader Fine Arts P T. N. B. P. R. .M F. H. A. BA Most Beautiful BARBARA SCHCONMAKER rs? Cheer leader 3' D1st F F A Sweetheart 'f' jr Plays Annual Staff T N B P R .L ELBERT SCONCE F F A A LARRY s1MMoNs 4, Football Track I5 X DELL ROGERS Band I F. P. A. ? J Qs Vwjll llglxs, , Q l f Q-tg, BARBARA SI-IEID T N B R Pep Squad Annual Staff Student Cou.nc11 Semor Plays ll f Y: J .Kimi TEDDIE MAC SEAY Jr S Sr Plays F F A ec Basketball Sr Rep Dog House Bulldog News av- mg:-'uv DAN SMITH Pres Sr Class Football Sr Plays Boy of Month Boys' State 'ax JOY SOSEBEE CARLTON STRAND N9 N B P F F A T V Q51 Annual Staff Pep Squad jr 8 Sr Plays HW iv LELAND THANE F F A Ea Bulldog News SANDRA SWENSON Pep Squad Sec. Fine Arts T. N. B. P. R. jr. 8 Sr. Plays Bulldog News JAMES THOMPSON GERALD VASEK F F A VICE Pres jr GSr Plays F F A ec D C D IS' V5 rr W vm Hs Wifi' BOBBY SHANAFELT F F A Football Basketball Sports Ed of I-hgh School Paper, Hobbs N M Football Track Jr 8 Sr Plays Student Councll Jumor Favonte FRANK WHITLEY F F A CARLENE. TERRY Cheerleader Football Queen Class Officer Class Favorite G1rls' State Au, I DON TIMBERLAKE Football F F A Track Mgr Talent Show Master of Ceremomes Ks if HUBERT TILLMAN Football F A Reporter F F A Sent1nel 731 'P' HOWARD VEST GEORGE BORING F F A jr Plays 2 Boxmg Anson .f Da1ry Team Anson an N- Football Basketball jr Class Off1cer Sr Class Offrcer D C MACON Class Favonte Student Counc1l F F A , ,I sv Q- B Q Q . . . I F H- ,AJ . . . . 1 Fss! I lx 'li' , '- gf-. t , .I f D x X X P 1 - f - - - ' - S rlr, ' '1 F rt q larfs if S ' 3 ' Lk ' S 'nf 72 K I .,,. ,rx ' mf QQ 'FXWN Q R I I. ' 3 K o.iv 6 n 'V - I I 1 iw 1 s I JL I . sw I z 5 142 L' J 5,3 Q , :L ' MX 3 F ! s Q' l ' f ,va Qi.. Q5 Q5 9-1 I5 1 . 1 fv ,, fl' , 95-rg 5 f 4 1 41 Q - 3 ' 1' .-2? if' Helen Bates 1'5- Lo1s Boedeker Mlke Cochran Q 'Of 'Q--x-' pr' Iaclue Daughtry CLASS OF 5 inf' Bobby Bounds Barbara Bean M ,pv- can Vxrglma Case Lex1e Chaney Q-3 T' QQ Margaret Cooper Marvm Cox juamta Cozby our Charles Davxs fm 'MH Samuel D11ler Maureen Derden 2 y ' ,jx xv N5 B V4 ' YF' ,B J 5 l B V . , .,,, i J 5. 2- f ' Mai. elrn A 1 , K BCBB B M, we B wg n nnn n . r B Sabra. Drury nv- ns Mxlhe Sue Flemlng l ,,g'pf,f,, 5 1 Bernardo Escobedo Teddy Ferrell Dale Forrest Gayle Gnsham Q--s 've v-gr -na! Iamce Hallman I 9 CLASS GF 59 B1111e Ruth Flemmg S.,-J Shxrley Grantham Buddy Gray qua' Don Hamby Tommy Hammer 6' 1 ov. 53 fi! Becky Helmer Sue Hollabaugh . 1 'yy 135 A f T.. -' K . 41' UV I r ,, X s 0 4-:L r e1r ff , 5,7 . 'Q li ' 1 b .W 5 I -1 LV, , fi ,. 'Q e 5' ' P Q X 5 g L r x 4 f ' J v f . . fig 'A ,xi A 9 C ,A fin my Q CLASS -1-:J , 0 Sara Hughes 3 Ts Lonell jones anal S QL La Fern Lowe 1 ' 14 ' ' if K X ,i ,U K + V auf I -W ' 5 V K .-,-1 Ronny Martin George Humphrey A 1 ,-9 jacob Isaac nw- 'gi 1 'C Max Kelley Marxlyn Kmney Douvlas Kohout 1-H' Zia 'kv Betty Ma bness Charles Marshall ffl 4' if 'J Wg- ' Q E K A-1 fp5:45f as . s. ,ff-1.1: W3 : f f Myrna. Martin QSM Richard Middlebrook W Mit h 11 ayne c e Mabeth Moreland 'S' Q RN fy' fad Eldon M01-N1 Joyce Mueller Wanda Nauert Lee Roy Olson gifs Q L 9' 7 'v--J but Mona Re1d Nancy Rhodes Yvonne Peterson Sue Prawn 1' dtie gi il' kv mga Pat1'1C13 R109 Larry Rose Douglas Shamburger F A Sosebee 'C 1 Y 1. CLP?:SS Arlyne Stokes Bobby Taylor Eugene T3Y10f AAV N. '- . . , Q, si Q YA 'V , . , . nnsse 1 , J s'yn x e M 5 N n sg ' 'W Lf' '4zL YL . Ju -', eff y -L X lm , if X ,, I sa Xia.- i. vi 1 f f N A, . 2' yy Rx -.., W I x 'V' A jimmy Terry fit N Angela T111OtS0n Wayne Wash si' 9 Ffh 'YP' Q Ka M ' f -we r H .rd gi ,Q , W 1 lj, '5 nm f lu., Dorothy Thames 'Z 1 Dana Vaden ,jg Q ia... D Wendeborn 1 L f Esl M9-FY Lee Whltlel' Nawona W1111ams JL au W if Vg ,' CLAES ,. 154 Donald W21tS Ruth Ann Wlute i' Nancy W1lson Wanda Thompson L mph., you li' Don Walker '35 Wir! ff Janelle Wh1t1ock au' 417 Falth Ann W1se f x 4-X - 2 -rf' YA L go y if ',V' -ff. V ' W f l a ' nz- P L . W X- fi 'W , 5, . ,J X' imply 4 1. . - fi - Q l fl , ' W -if Sl ,' W - . ' uwqv ,W t ' 2 1' -f , 2, . W , hi - -K K kikglgjiz v RM ' of - X f s Mia wig V?L., K R , ,w SOPHOMORE OFFICERS SECOND TERM President Bob Harrison Vice-president Jimmy Alexander Secretary jimmy Arledge Reporter Wanda White Sgt.-at-Arms Mike Wash SPONSORS: Miss Winzer Mrs. Hardwick Mr. Holbrooks FIRST TERM President Bobby Jones Vice-pre sident Sondra Burson Sec.-Treas. Frances McAnear Sgt,-at-Arms Jody Davis CI 1. A55 Ixrnrny Alexander i ff? 98' fl K Robert Amburn R A Anders Emma Apphng Ilmmy Arledge by Zim Nancy Ashcroft Buddy Ba1rd Mary Baker Carla Bassett Glenn Berry Loy Berry Georg1e Bohannon Jo Ann Boone Lonn1e Bounds Rlchard Bouchett Bette Box Sondra Burson OP 5 5 Alton Clem Ioseph1ne Cobb Carohne Cole Charles Coody Nell Courtney Wayne Cox Nancy Danlel Ernest Dav1s Frances Davls Jody Davls Paul Foster Jerry Garner N92 C ff if Mary Ann Gllbreath Gerald Goree Pat Goree Joan Goss Carroll Carney ww stil GO ir ul I if I K ,J Q., 'nb' it 9 , .3 Ray Gressett 5--if' J ' V Shirley Grigsby , ,551 ll , K 2 -0-:Sl b it' 'M' 'f-7 N47 1 fi L, V :L 13? ,ff I Q' ff YQ: Q R F5 Joe Moreno Nena Moreno Chester MOTTIS L I Mueller M1nn1e Mull1ns Leona Muszl Benny Parnell James Peters Don Savage Letha Scott Sandra Seay Dor1s Skxles Martha Sk1 les Ioyce Swxft Archie Taylor .Tim Thompson li alfa? Glyn Medl1n Judy Metz iff--Q 1 9 311 'QE' 41-Q 5 Charles Toney uWc7, Ibad C LPQSS O 9 4 1. 5 gag ink NO' 4--at 'X -sunny JI mmy Wyatt M1 ke Z 11'f11'I'le rman Ann Ulke Faye Ulke Betty Upshaw Frances Vasek Betty V1nson Mlke Wash Donald West Wanda Wh1te Bobby W111s fm .,, 07111 J I FRESHMAN OFFICERS SPONSORS Emest D Heath Miss Ethel Rowell Cleve Walkup SECOND TERM President Ira Sue Bell Reporter Lowell Whitlock Vice-president Gerald Martin Sec.-Treas. Bobby Calhoun Sgt,-at-Arms Ricky Giles Roylyn Flowers Sgt at Arms W 1.- 'C , . . E , ', , '1 in R ' f klfglgfi A ' FIRST TERM: Jackie Mills-Pres.5 Donald Wills-Vice Pres.3 Norretta Lovvorn-Sec.-Treas.g Nancy Ar-rant-Reporter Nancy Arrant Glenda Bates Wayne Bohannon V' 5-1 Helen Baker Nora Faye Bates Betty Boone Y' Merle Bryant Roulhac Bunkley N' Sf Sonja Chandler Frieda Carolyn Cox 3, IS-qv Charles Barbee - Ira Sue Bell 3 Wallace Bosse T -gjf Bobby Calhoun 'Ui Judith Cox CLASS Kay Black .Q Shirley Bounds 0 if Donald Campbell C- Marvin Crawford 99 'Q Jams Boedeker Shirley Boyd Ioy Carmon Y' Marcia Davis 0556 amona Dobbl ns 'X Gaylan Glllean 15 Dale Hamby 40 4. 11 I Loul se Johnson Mercedes Escobedo if R1cky G1 les Nl -qi Morns Hammer fn 5 N Hazel Klose 3 'Cv' 2 sv I y-s-f -.ur l 1. s cffv Ronald Davis I' H1 Roylyn Flowe rs 3 C laude G reen i M1 lton Hlnze ,14 1-v X Sharon Lane , - 1 -4 Dean Dixon Gene Dixon X ig Rose Joyce Freeman Lon Galloway Charles Green Ioan Hatley iv ,gi Q gt D1t Hoot Nancy Hughes IQ Norretta Lovvorn Gerald Martm v Q ' 'oi X' ' ' .' 5 I 1 y f G, - 'W' yyl, 4 if fl i. of ,Jr rf Q' 1 . 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Lloyd Terrell Janet Terry l A14 Elnora West France s Whxtworth 3 Iake Westfall Alton Wllllarns Trov W1lhams Donald Wllls 1 T103 Gerald Summers Leon Walton .Toyce Whmte '6- Durwood Taylor Joe Wash Ma rvln Wh1 te James Lee W1ll1ams MarJor1e W11l1ams gg I Dale Wofford Sherley Wyatt 2,1 Ioe Don Taylor Rxchard Welch E Lowell Wh1tlOCk no Tommy Wllharns Jack Cunel X j it 3 'f 2' Y ll 4 N E Nr ' 4, 1 'J J 'J X f ' 'W ll ,, ,vt 1 , e rryrs , e ' fag 5 3 -- W l l 4 Vx - 5 ,V .j. , f 1. I 5 X ' ,., Q if A 4 ,fx . V , xr -3,-i , .. A Q Q W '1' N - f ' X W Y 5 Z V . ' 8 L. '- Q'-?-5. Ill sa - y . sn aff W , ill l E I 1 sv 'J , 3 I 5. J x L I V :R-1551? ' ll l ,a iii L 5 :W THEY LEFT ME OUT Jwfgywmkif WM QQ 2 ww warg awp GM QB-gg viii? mlm -252' 1, mm My 13 EREQ5 MM WZLULU dd ff-Z4 Mfmfw-MJ '41 Cjcwwiafmt fe,,j QW ' K J 5? 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I Mrs Austm Mrs Beauchamp M1ssCook Mathematxcs Scrence P E Enghsh Spamsh lv-If if ,.-d Mrs Flemms Mr Heath Mrs H111 Math Latrn H1story Enghsh 1.41 'CGI Mr Holbrooks Mr Isbell Mrs johnson Vocat1ona1Ag Coach Math Lrbrarxan A Mrs Langford Mrs Markham Mrss Rowell Home Economrcs School Nurse Home Economrcs Mr Walkup Vocational Ag Mr Mayes Band High Principal Mrs. Stokes Arithmetic 'Q 10 Mrs. Wood PQ Miss Wheeler English Reading Mrs Gay Mathematics lvl' Nd' Mr. Townsend Coach - Biology f Q + I Eel M A Miss Winzer Business Ed ,au Mr Wood Head Coach Civics Tex Hxst I of 'inf Mrs Hardwick MISS King Science English NO D Miss Veazy Mrs. Wilson English Reading Y ,WTS-'Y n Lindle Childress Peggy Holbrooks Mrs. Tarrant Secretary Secretary SCCISISIY SPQRTS f gi S49 V'i' QL. Q ff I . X --3' r . W3 vw' 9165243 9g'Q,l ' 'J Oyln .Muw1 'v T , A AIR 53 Q iz ,7' film A 20 19 54 42 48 41 38 41 1 49 34 35 28 450 Gordon Wood - Coach STAMFORD OPPONENTS gf, ' Haskell Ranger Albany Ballinger Seymor Rotan Merkel Anson Colorado City Hamlin Tahoka-Bi-Dist. Seminole-Regional Childress-Q.-Finals Terrell- S.-Finals Total 5emiFino.S zo Q tw! A A I '52, Kenneth Lowe Charlie Davis Co-captains Fr o n t Ro w Buddy Gray Jody Davls S e c o n d Ro w Jody Foster Larry Slmmons, Eldon Mornz Thmrd Row Kenneth Lowe Wayne Wash,Max Kelley Fourth Row Edward Ekdahl Curtxs johnson, Joe Bennetthlames Thompson Ke1th M1les,Howard Vest, Don T1mberlake,Dan Sm1th,Bob Harnson Flfth Row Woody Cr1der,l-Iubert T1llman, Emest Dav1s,j1mmy Terry,F A Sosebee,Bobby Bounds Charhe Davls, George Humphrey : 1 - I , , 2 , . : , ' ! u : . . , STAMFORD B OPPONENTS Abulene Sophomores Knox City A Lueders A Haskell Abilene Sophomores Hamlin Hamlin Anson Haskell Aspermont A 89 Totals ,f D Wendeborn Manaber O M Isbell Coach till: Front: Marvin Cox. Second Row: Durwood Taylor, Buddy Baird, Douglas Kendrick. Third Row: Dale Forrest. Tommy Hammer, jimmy Alexander. Fourth Row: Mike Wash, Lex Kelley, Ray D e a n Gr e s s e tt, John T, Treadwell, L. I. Mueller, Charles Coody, Joe Moreno. Fifth Row: Wayne Cox, Mack Zim m e r m a n, Dale Huls, Don Walker, Jimmy Highfield, Charlie Anders, Dan Hamby, Jimmy Wyatt. STAMFORD 42 BALLINGER 13 S c o rin g inevery quarter and wlth Eldon Mo rltz klclung s1x extra pomts the Bulldogscrush ed the Bearcats 1na 42,-13 vlctory Dan Smlth Charlxe Davls James Thompson andGeorge Humphrey were standouts ln the lxne Wash scored three tlmes Kelley S1m mons and T1llmar scored once each STAMFORD 48 SEYMOUR 0 Stamford won 1ts f1fth stra1ght game by shellaclung Seymgur Wash scoredhls flrst touchdown of the nxght on theth1rd play of the game and added two more tal lm e s by passlng to Mlles and Vest Mxles secured another touchdown on a pa s s from S1m mons Iod1e Davls wound up the scorlng wltha Z0 yard run behlnd perfect blocklng STAMFORD 41 ROTAN 0 Stamford scored lneverv pe F1 od and completely smashed the helpless Yellowhamrners Kelley made two scores along wlth Wash Lowe scored one for another The strong Bulldog l1newon1ts f1rst 5 AAconference v1ctory JN 5.4.- r-1 1: George Humphrey Ir Guard Football 3 yrs Z Letters , 'I-, -dia Max Kelley Jr Back Eldon Morltz-Jr Back Ilmmy Terry-Jr Tackle Football 3 yrs 3 Letters Football 3 yrs 2 Letters Football Z yrs lLetter F F N? .1 , - I ...1 Lk-rv V 1 ' I K 4, ' -5 I ., 4, . I Y A I . -- 'sJSs.-, 3 J ' 'L K ,F 1 , - L M ' 'U . '1-'V'-Ll -'v--. me 1.1. A X Q . . . , A V h Q i 'L If 450, - ' ,' ' ' 1 1' 5 ft . ' ' 9 . , if T . . A 1 - 11' 'ffi - . ' '4 7 , 34' ' I ' H -rf. . , -.ir A 2. - 3. . . ' '- w -' V --. .I . Q -1' . fr? ' l . . ' 9- . ,.--.M--M, Y: A y U-K A - . -of N'-+1 N '-N...-. Q 4- , .... -- . touchdown and passed to Miles . V . A g--. . M. f . '- M 3 3 . ,N N V - ,., K his - X .,.A , 1 . L V A i 4 In t V' L . . 1' ., ' ' ' 1 .F F ' if 'Q 'yew ' F' . v4 , X..- ' 1. p W F g ,tm 1-.,.gy D Ffil if ' W , 4 4 0 , jr T- . 3 . 3' . ,VA ' Q A, '. 1-' 5, ., P v ' . , -Z ' 'ig Q 7: 1 'J' Y I 1 -Q' 'V A I 1 av' ' ., STAMVORD no MERKEL 7 The unt1ed and undefeated Bull dogs scor1ng at least once 1n everv quarter rolled to an easV w1n ove r the 'vierkel Badgers A great B u lldo g llne kept Merkel from pa S s rng the flfty yard llne ln the fxrst quarter Wash passed to M1 le s for the flrst touchdown and ad de d tw o touchdowns one of W h 1 c h was on a Sensat1onal67 Vard run Othertallles were made byJod1e Davls andMax Kelley Woody Cr1der urtls Johnson Charhe Davls and Bobl-Iarrzson played a g re at game on the for ward wall STAMFORD 41 ANSON 0 Qecunng revenge for last year s 12 7 defeat the Bulldogs pounded out a sparkhng v1ctory over An son Ke nneth Lowe sparked the Stamford l1ne by mak1ng two touchdowns on runs of d9and 26 yards Br1ll1ant pas s defense by Larry Sxmmons George I-Iumph rev and Wayne Wash put an end to all pas s th reats Slmrnons Kelley Humphrey and Washeach scored one Blue and W hlte touch down and Eldon lVlOI'1fZk1Ck6d flve of s1x extra pornt attempts C1al1 DBVIS and Buddy Grev were standouts at defense. STAMFORD 1 COLORADO CITY The 7 olorado City Wolves or- feited the Game to the Bulldogs. -ui wr' H- Kenneth Lowe Sr Back Kexth M1leS Sr End Co Captam 1952 Football 4 yrs 4 Letters Football 4 yrs 4 Letters W-sm Wifi- .xr br , , Q, fr, .. . ' K , A 1 4V atm. ,WK Larry Simmons-Sr.-Back Dan Smith-Sr.-Center James Thompson-Sr.-Tackle Football 2 yrs.-I Letter Football 4 yrs.-4 Letters Football 4 yrs. -3 Letters STAMFORD 49 HAMLIN 0 With Keith Mile s,Kenneth Lowe, Eldon Moritz,WayneWash, and Iody Foster all crossing the goal line, the Stamford Bulldogs cinched th ei r first district title since 1947. Eldon Moritz kicked every e xt ra point. Added stand- outs w e re Charlie Davis, James Thompson, Edward E k d ahl,Cur- tis Johns on, Bob Harrison, Dan Smith, and Woody Crider for the mighty Blue and White line., STAMFORD 34 TAHOKA 0 Holding the Tahoka line to no first downs in thefirst three quarters of the game,the Stam- ford Bulldogs won an easy vic- tory for the Bi-District title. Max Kelley led the Bulldogs with 117 yards rushing and one touch- down. Other scores were secured by Humphrey Moritz Gray and Wash Defensive standoutswere harlie Davis J'amesThompson Dan Smith and Howard Vest STAMFORD 35 SEMINOLE1 0 Cinching their second Regional Championship the fired-up Bull dog s battered the Seminole line 35 O Lowe Kelley andWash ran wild for Z95yards on the ground Lowe put twot d sin the bag and passed to Wash for another Credit for other scores goes to Moritz and Simmons BuddyGray Hubert Tillman Bob Harrison and Dan Smith were champions inthe Bulldog defense QCP? -rad 'Oi- 'trim 1 if ', N . fwrwyd' X 1 411 1155 Hubert Tillman-Sr,-End Don Timberlake-Sr.-Tackle Football 3 yrs.-l Letter Football 3 yrs.-l Letter JW J 'Ragga Us in wifi 1-si!! mn.-an Howard Vest SI' End Charlie Anders Sr Back Charlie Davis J'r Guard Football 2 Yrs 1Letter Football 3 yrs 1 Letter Co Captain 1952 Football 3 yrs 3 Letters , 1 1 1 ,.. . . Q , 1 1 . V , - - . 1 1 , . 1 1 .Y ' I .A 4 . K 1 ........... H ... ... Y Q I ,. 1, .. h . ..-.1..--, ' rf, N - sr. 1:1 1 1 1- 1 f v ' y ai 14 . 6 ' . W , Y '5 ' ' --' 1 V-.1 A ' ' .Nl . . . . -A' ' . 1' ' 1 ' L . K' . ,f ' Sgr' 'ff V' ' ' 1,5 - , V,-.1 'y 1 .M . , ,,1- 1 Q 1 . 'W' 2 A. , Aj, A 1 --,, 'f 2- -. , , , .'.,.1, ' in . f 5 K' ' 1 1 . . . 1, 1: '- - Jgi. , J-1 . f.. V.. ' . -u - t.. .iw , .1 . ,,- .1 fu - , A41,O' . .,- - uw W., ' 31, .. 4. ..1 , . -41 ,1zA1f'.- 'no A '- - 1- ' - g ' ' an s -' '- v STAMFORD Z8 CHILDRESS 13 The Bulldogs w on their thir- teenth s t r a ight victory by Chiu- ing the Childress Bobcats 28-l3 in The Q u a r t e r-Finalsplayoff. Lowe and Ke lle y starred in the backfieldg C h a r li e Davis ,James Thompson, Hubert Tillman, Keith Miles, Edward Ekdahl, and Curtis Joh n s on le d the Stamford lineg Humphrey, G ray and Simmons s parked the Stamford secondary de fe n s e. Lowe scored the first t.d. and passed to Wash for ano the r. Humphrey intercepted two Childress passes. Abattered Bu lld og defense kept Childress from scoring in the last halfwhile Ke lle y and Lowe each tied up a STAMFORD O TERRELL Z0 Leadlng ln all game statistlcs exceptthe score abattered Bull dog team put up a stiff fight against the e v e n t u al State AA Champs A combination of hard luck wet field and injuries worked against the Bulldogs and helped give the game to the Ter rell Tigers Charlie Davis and Keith Miles led the outscored but not outplayed Bulldog team while Lowe Wash and Kelley bucked the mammoth Terrell l1ne But the strong Stamford defenslve and offensive play was not enough to overcome the exceptionally strong T1gers Whenthef1nal gun sounded the Bulldogswere dolng their bestto score from the Ter rell one yard l1ne if M' -nil Ernest Dav1s Soph Guard Football l yr l Letter Aff' 1 . f ,ff-.anmmdh 5? ' I wr., . - ,.' .. ji -2 . ' ikiahf' ,vi ,..,-'4 Wayne Wash Jr Back Bob Harrison Soph Center Football 3 yrs 3 Letters Football 2 yrs l Letter YQ R? -l 'Y A 5.505 1' Jody Davis Soph Back Football 1 yr l Letter Stamford fans can be proud of the skyrocket record of the Bull dogsWhgwonthlrteenCOI'1SeCU.t1Ve games before bowing to the Ter re ll T 1 g e r s The Blue andWh1te squad piled up a score of 450 points to the oppos1t10n S 70 Eight opposing teamsw 9 re held scoreless and two others to one T D For the fi rst time in their grid iron c a re e r the Bulldogs won the Quarter F1nalChamp1On ship and advanc e d tothe Semi finals Rate d as one of the best te am s in the state the Bulldogs won ZZ and losttwo games during the past two years Every fighte r of the Bulldog team each onea well rounded sport g 1 ve s creditwherecredit is due to C oach GordonWood the be st coach in WestTexas t d , - . , , , . . . my A . I I A . . I 5 A . ' . Y f I A ' . A A - . I tv. - Gqfmtyw. A - ' H ' . i A. tv - ' I , - ' . l ' ' .' . ' -4 ' 1 A ,K . . : - , . ,C f X I .- , ' Q I . I ' 1 . Hr-rx ' . ' , '. -22-841 - ' . , f' ' ' 4 .iv '. v' . r qw, ' A . 1 .- I ' v I -- , MQMMQMJZQ f54w1.atA,gZ'az4,o-ef 426 Qwiwf dddftisti, Mil? ga.4'nc0.7-A011704-0442 fZu,cL7nf,ewJ QZZJQIZ, .iaovedj Qaau-lrnxfllf Q66 gwvauf Q.aa.Zc,v9aw-ca! Q6C.0c4-51,616 QZZJEQAQI dL60w!2uoC of xi0fK4n4-p1.aJ iA2CA?54-4fU.A.e,f dee f941z,,at f -2d,f7V Zu A, it V . .' ' unc. Gordon Woo Coach STAMFORD OPPONENTS Brady Comanche Wmters Wmters Nloodle Avoca C Crty Anson Haskell Avoca Hamhn Merkel 5AA DISTFHCT CHAMPIONS 1953 Y Alf Ray Gressett Manager STAMFORD OPPONENTS Roscoe Avoca Rotan C Clty Haskell Anson Hamhn Merkel Coleman Colernan Roscoe Dumas an Back Row Ke nn e th Lowe, Mlke Wash, W a yn e Wash C h arl es Coody Coach Wood V A L A X I 47 52 45 26 47 r ' . 52 49 39 48 ' 58 66 22 46 ' 52 56 ' 38 63 r 32 34 50 46 51 54 52 48 ' 34 52 ' 42 55 22 47 46 53 50 69 50 43 56 43 r 67 57 ' 46 45 48 45 55 44 ' 50 , N, M, ,e..,-i za... F' f P! ' 7 'ff f r ,ff ix 7 I .5 A XX -.. '57 Q . . 'H . Q ix I , - - I I I 1 b i V 11 :xi K 1 5 1 W fl s Front Row - Charlie Anders, Eldon Moritz, Wayne Crawford, Howard Vest, F. A. Sosebee. STAMFORD B OPPONENTS C Cltv, Anson Haskell Avoca Hamhn Merkel Roscoe Q S4 O M Isbell Coach STAMFORD B OPPONENTS Rotan C Cxty I-lasl-cell Anson Hamlm Merkel Rotan X. Front Row Ernest Dav1 Douglas Kendrmck jlmmy Alexander Marvm Cox LeRoy Olson Lomue Bounds Back Row jlmmy Terry Lex Kelley L I Mueller Don Walker joe Moreno Mack Zxmmerman Q A 36 . ' ' 30 67 39 47 33 48 . ' ' 43 S3 32 32 50 58 36 ' ' ' 33 39 44 ' 25 37 ' 35 37 31 31 26 25 30 31 30 :T , Afmww N11 7 it it . . , .. 0 A Q FV T Wayne WaSh Captalfl Kenneth Lowe Charles Coody After ty1ng w1th Snyder last year for the d1str1ct crown the f1ght1ng Stamford Bulldogs won the1r f1rst undlsputed D1str1ct Basketball Champwnshxp mn tw e nt y years After losmg some of the1r fxrst games the Bulldogs won rnne and lost only onc e 1n D1str1ct 5-AA play The season record of 13 v1ctor1es and ll losses was the best average turned 1n by the Blue and Wh1te ln many years At thelr fmal game 1n the Reg1onal tournament at Lubbock Starrv ford lost to Dumas the second best Class AA team IH the State ...L ....L...- Eldon Moritz F. A. Sosebee Mike Wash M W, , ,Q 3--- ., mil.:-an-3 nw ' ' wail -qw. Q 5 H C SX flx I ll ,fx ...X -cv: , 4 I DPCM g I6-OSL' V VT Av if L.. M? ' 1 r ,.,. W-- .... , ,iv C. l 1' el ,g S ul as H AK'- Ang! Q ,Ji ,H.2g.g N . ':E:':-1:15--R-2 fxQ5?i'g'iv.WHlL' 1-Ilglguimllg-,-Y '-uggx-gang' 'LIU' l K uw 1 ' 1 I .., ' 1 ll Lonell jones .lub gh-- Teddic Seay, Paul Hanson Q N T I od f We : -'dl' Herbie McC1endon, Ronnie Calhoun Nancy Wilson, Barbara Bean Husain-vl W ,ng- -93 33 Ronnie Calhoun 'SA Mlke Cochran ,garner- Montz D av1s Humphrey Wash Kelley Sosebee Th1s year, by wmnmg then thud stra1ght D1SU'1Ct 6 A Track crown, the Stamford Bull dogs copped then- fourth Dxsmct Champ1onsh1p of the year The record mcludes v1ctor1es 1n football basketball, golf , and a WID 1D the Possum Kmgdom Relays at Graham Q N? I 1 I X Kohout Dav1s ar' Kelle M1115 Mlles -Q V f- ,.... 'if 'W A Y' Thompson Wash D avls Humphrey 'r , s l Alexander , Kelley, Montz 7 rt Q V i . . . . f A , Eg Au,e V W . . .s 3 , l ' ' , ., , ,. fur W s l gjj 6' W e H ,Q -x 5 y e W 5 2 A . an 'Q V V A , , x '..3is ' I' .-w 'v' 1 'W fy 'Q 6 Y h fri sse. f ff l,es fe ii at V V A 5s..,. V g n 3 V. J .. .kth I + ' 'S 'L ,f Ay L 11.5 , L A ' f ' If 1 .u - 1. -Q 1 - 'E . .7 , 'lf 1' , f ' H W N- .4 1 . 9 . so 5 3 af . X ' 4' l e I T' 'I ,, K . ' f ? K y '., . - Tvs V'l S' L P H , V: 'v-if. 5 K K , 3 - hifi -' ' A hi C ' u J , ,W ls 4, f ' ' A Q 'Q I l ' M ' A 5 ,f,, 1 Q 1 A .Ji e .1 e , - Q u '. so fe - L e .A f k X ZW he 5 lg ,G x R , f ' 1 Ne. S . u H ' s. gr 3 ol 1 Y main QACHAMP Wm , Q 0 L, a Z. , - -.--www new-1 TRACK Males Wash Kelley Mont: 'Q yum 104' Thompson Wyatt Wash Hammer Sosebe e nf .dl uma '4.T 9' Moreno Hamby Forrest Davxs Thompson Mona Kohout Und ance of Coach Gordon Wood, the 1952 1953 Stamford Bulldogs went to the state serm fmals 1n football and became d1SU.'1Ct champrons rn both basketball and track Such a record, aclneved by coordmauon of arms and talents, must needs grve cred1t to the outstandlng work by a great coach The people of Stamford will long remember the successful efforts of CoachW 1nsp1r1ng hrs boys toward a better understandlng of true ood 1n teachlng and sportsmanshlp 4.5, f er the expert guid - QRGANIZATIGNS 2 QR gt V xxx 9 5' 'V fgov Q ?f 45f: RIC SEM Q, QS 5 a ' J NX ' fx , X I Q Q, N s ff A 40' 2 X A9 QE? x j4g,,,' ff 2 5 gg l C , 3' U Qgglv -, , F, . N f ,XN. J N21 Qin-f., ,,,, Joy Sosebee ,Io Ann Frizell Wayne Crawford Bobby Daffem Arrangement Editors Bus. Manager Assistant Editor ANNUAL 3 i'u f, d Bambi-Y' Shel e san Halxmgn Sr Repfe SEY1t2f.1V xr Ed o'rHo GILLEAN amor X 'K-A Larry Moncw Gerald Vggek Tlule MCU Dan Smlth ADD PIYOI' AdVe1'US1I1g Mgr Sports Ed1tor Fresh Rep vb.. . . , , , Q- ' 'l 13 L . . m A 3 1 sl- ' V A .L . .rf Y Q . , - , X .. ' W I - l I 1 iZ Jo ce Connell Mary Jo Bounds Helen MCA teer Carlene Terry Y ' Organizations Ed. STAFF Art Edltors we xg KN 6 pt- R X , Becky Helmet M YI' r Busmem Mgr? M-lrun MRS JEWELL AUSTIN Sponsor sv T7 27-i!Q H 11 Ha es Lonell jones Paul Hanson Janelle Whltlock o IS YU Photo ra her Jr Representa t1ve Soph Representatlve Sna.psh0tEd1t0l' g p E Mr. Mayes Director The Stamford High School Band, composed of seventy-six members and under the leadership of W. E. Mayes, has be en an outstanding group at each football game this season. In addition to the games the Band gives two concerts annually, makes a trip to the Midwestern University Home- coming, and the Fat Stock Show at Ft. Worth. BAND l ' 0 0 K , v a,,.T , I we S3 1,-if Au 'gift' 2 I N119 - f 1 , ', as K 5 5 PERCUSSION SECTION .0 FRONT ROW: Shirley Campbell, Jacob Isaac, Frieda Cox, Nena Morena, Frances Davis. BAC K ROW: Wayne Crawford, Don Haynes, Douglas Hulsey, Roylyn Flowers. BAND OFFICERS FRONT ROW: Wanda Nauert, Brad- ford M or itz, Nawona Williams, Larry Morrow - Pr e s i de nt, Lucy Kennedy, Wayne Crawford, Lonell Jones. TWIRLERS S h ir le y Bounds, Pat Merriott, Shirley Grantham, Maryjo Bounds - Drum Major, G eorg ie Bohannon, Lois Boedeker, Clara Beth Ivy. CORNETS AND FLUTES FRONT ROW Wanda Nauert, Sarah Hugheshleanne S rmmons, Majorre Wrllrams, Kat hr y n Cotten SECOND ROW Barbara Be an, Lonn e lljones, Otho G1l1ean L arr y Morrow, Bradford MOIIU BACK ROW Lo y Berry, Jerry W1ll1 ms, Donna Terry, Larry McNe11 Eddre Shuqmst, Arylene Stokes CLARINETS FRONT ROW Glyn Medlm, Marcla Davls B1lly Mayfreld RuthWh1te,Gay land Glllean, jane Neal, LucyKennedy SECOND ROW Patsy Daffem jamce Boedeker Zoanne L1ndsey,Sandy Seay B e t t y Boedeker, Na wo n a W11l1ams Emma Apphng Nancy Ashcroft BACK ROW Bobby Daffern,IerryGamer, Bar bara Oates,lra Sue Bell,An.n Pryor, Sue Hardm, Frances Vasek, Farth Ann Wmse , joan Goss X! BRASS SECTION FRONT ROW Dell Rogers, Be tty Upshaw, Sue Stokes, Barbara Ivy, Norma Smlth SECOND ROW Tommy Freeman, Carolyn Boedek er, Juchth Campbell Sara Harrlson Maxme B1ll1ngton, Sharon Lane jake Westfall BACK ROW Wrlburn Cox Letha Scott Drckey Bouchett ,Donald Warts Ralph Hanson Grbbs Mood, Nrckey Jackson, Don Savage Carlene Terry Llada Moore N. Barbara Schoonmaker ff-J Mrs Arthur Beauchamp Tulle Metz Nancy Pardue OFFICERS Sondra S w e 1 s o n, Barbara Flowers Bettylu johnson H e 1 e n McAteer Chnstme Johnson joy Sosebee Ns.- jo Ann Fnzell George Montz, joy Westfall ' ' X ' N e C s Z x 1: 1 t RX ,K N l im... fn . r r me f PEP SQUAD The Stamford High School Pep Squad is one of the oldest organizations on the campus. It consisted of sixty-eight members including the traditional three pep-leaders and three co-leaders this past year. The purpose of the organization is to stimulate school spirit during football season. Many successful pep rallys were held by the organization on Thursday nights and Friday mornings. The members, in their colorful blue and white uniforms, gave many excellent performances at the football games, The Pep Squad honored the football team with the traditional football banquet which was the climax of the season. At the banquet the Football King and Queen were crowned. f SPONSOR MISS LANGFORD CENTER D1tHoot KayBlack Lto R Mary She 1d Mercedes Escobedo Barbara Oates Ruby Pendelton, Hazel Klose joAn.nHatley He1enBal-:er jams Boedeker Sharon Lane, Ira Sue Bell Lto R Ann Pryor,jane Neal, Nancy Arrant, Nancy Martm, Mary Gxlbreath, Emma Applmg, Ga ylan Gxllean, Loxs Boedeker,Betty Vmcent, jo Ann Boone, Future Homcmakcrs ofAmer1ca 1S u natxonal orgamzatlon of pupxls studymg homcmalung 1n lugh school We are studylng and worl-ung together for better ll d llApp1C1'hO1'T1C l1fe for everyone W thmk that helpmg to make happy homes nom and rn the future IS the most mmporta mt thmq that youth can do for democ racy Our chapt r me ts the th1rd Tuesd U, mght each month throu.,hout the ye ar We have 18 meml rs Uus y ar LtoR Cobb Wlute Danxcl Fourt y Medlxn Vasek Box L1DdS9Y,MUS11 Seay Bohannon 1 A. 1 , ' ' ' ' ' 1 5 x -J ' ' 'S -. ll f ' ' '. Q ' ' X , v A x H, 'i X ' - I' r. C ,C ' s lv 'A rv -X I X0 N' X 'vc xi , LN 1 : , . .. ' 1 ' J 1 .- s 1 x 1 y . I -5 I , , ,- - S . ne: 1 y r 9 , . -in 14' xx SPONSOR MISS ROWELL L to R Sh1 rl e y Campbell Wanda Thompson, H e 1 e n Bates, Lexxe Chaney, RubyGr en RuthWh.1te Chnstene jorm son Nena Moreno Helen McAteer Bar ba-F21 Flowers MaryBaker seated Barbara Bean L to R Pat Mernott, Llada Moore jo Ann Fr1ze11 Holhs Haynes, Joan Goss Nawona Wrlhams I.o1sBoedeker Wanda Nauert LaFer1 Lowe Patr1c1a R1ce Yvonne Peterson jack1eDaughtry Letha Scott RE HUMEMA ... 9' STANDING Barbara Kay Flowers Georg1e Bohannon SEATED Barbara Bean, Helen Bates Ruth Wh1te Betty Box Lto R Bates Terry Wyatt Bryant Dobbms Boone Carmon W1111ams Cox Stokes 41 SPONSOR ' 1 gi . The Future Farmers o f America is a national organization for M boys studying Vocational Agriculture in High School. T he foun- , dation upon which the organization is built includes leadership and -V f character development, sportsmanship, and cooperation, service, q thrift, scholarship ,improved agriculture , organized recreation, cit- K 1 . J izenship and patriotism. SPONSOR MR. WALKUP MR. HOLBROOKS OFFICERS: Vice-pres. Bobby jones, Sec.-Teddy Seay, Treas.-Jimmie Arl- edge,Rep.-john Treadwell,Parl-Terrell Berry, Sen.-Bob Ha rr i s o n, Historian- Benny Parnell, 2nd Vice-pres.-Carlton Strand, 3rd Vice-pres.-Douglas Kohout. LEFT TO RIGHT: Dale Huls, Carl Reed, D a le Wofford, Durwood Taylor, T o rn m y Schoonmaker, Bill McGary, Tommy Williams, Donald Wills, Jerry Schuchert, George Mayfield, Wallace Bosse, joe Wash, Ronald Davis, Gene Dixon, Mr. Holbrooks. FRONT ROW: Joe Don Taylor,Dale Wofford, Lon Galloway, Wallace Bosse, Doug Kendrick. SECOND ROW: Milton Hinze, Ernest Davis, jimmy Alexander, Claude Green. Q X' s :ix 'I N' s Q ...rf ft ,KA 1 E J x . X FL .H K I v QQ' .' :,w11uQ,, as We .,f 1' R Q.-Qs? 'ew 0 'S ' ' 1 if 1, w w E Buuooe X Nws ui ABOVE Herb1e McC1endon Typxst Edwm McAnear Busmess Manager RIGHT Lo1s Boedeker Reporter Nawona Wxllxams Reporter Bettylu johnson Teddze Seay Pep Squad Reporter Sports Ed1tor pt! 9 JODY FOSTER Ed1tor The Bulldog News, after four years of mactwlty, was reorgamzed under the sponsorshxp of Mrs L W johnson and Mlss Beth Wmzer On December 9 the flrst profess1ona11y prmted ed1t1on of the school paper was pubhshed as Number 1 Volume 1, of the Bulldog News Sandra Swenson Ass1stant Edxtor lou' Jody Foster Edltor Mrs johnson Sponsor Jody Davls Nancy A1-rant Sophomore Reporter Freshman Reporter Halene Llpe B111 Blackburn jumor I-hgh Staff M.1ss W1nzer Sponsor f,, F ' NJ' if :df SPONSOR Mr. Dyer STUDENT COUNCIL . .'-'-jf 1. 1 - n SENIORS james Thompson Matilda Metz FRESHMEN joe Wash jane Neal SOPHOMORES John Treadwell Carla Bassett IUNIORS Bobby Bounds Angela Tillotson I-'RESHMEN Morris Hammer Nancy Martin SOPHOMORES Jody Davis Frances McAnear IUNIORS Buddy Gray Dana Vaden SENIORS james Thompson Bettylu Johnson ft The Student Council is a group of two student representatives f elected by the students of each class. They are in charge of the X morning opening exerciseg collecting m on e y for worthy drivesg chosing and presenting interesting assembliesg and helping to serve 6 X the students in various ways. They have worked diligently tomake this year a pleasant and enjoyable one. Matilda Metz Bettylu johnson 1st president 2nd president TNBPR Il All!! f!l'8l!iP'li KRW If WHT 'FR 1 i il ill K! IB? TNBPR1s an organ1zat1on consxsung of Sen1or and Iunxor glrls 1n the band and pep squad Thls club meets before each pep rally to have supper 'X STANDING Barbara Kay Flowers Sandra Swenson,Sh1r1eyCampbe11 Chnsune Johnson Helen McAteer Patr1c1a Merrlot Clara Beth Ivy, Mona Re1d, Sue Hollabaugh, Dana Vaden,janel1e Whltlock SEATED Barbara Shexd, Angela Tlllotson Margaret Cooper Mabeth Moreland Sabra Drury Becky He1mer,Myrna Martm ,L Kennedy ON FLOGR Carlene Terry jamce Hallman, T11l1e Me1z,Barba.ra Schoonmaker jo Ann Fnzell, Jo Sosebee, Bettylu Johnson FINE ARTS T7 X-7 5 COUNSELORS Mrs Russell Mrs Mayes OFFICERS Barbara Kay Flowers, Lucy Ken nedy C a rl e n e T e rry Bettylu johnson, T11l1e Metz, jo Ann Fr1ze11 Pres1dent STANDING Letha Scott, Zoanne Lmdsey Lucy Kennedy Holhs Haynes, Carohne Cole, Carlene TerrY T1111e Met1,jo Ann Frlzell Sandra Swenson,Barbara Kay F1owers,Lone11 Iones,C1ara Beth Ivy Roulhac Bunk 1eY SEATED Becky' H91mef,D9-112 Vaden Pau'1c1a Men-1ot, Roylyn Flowers, jane Neal Gaylan G111ean, Sue Ann McKn1ght Judy Meiz Sue Ho11abough,Ange1a T111otson Dlan Neal ON FLOOR Emma Lou1se Applmg, Shlrley Bounds, Glyn Medhn Bettylu Johnson,Norretta Lovvorn,Nancy Ashcroft Betty Upshaw, Mabeth More land, Ann Pryor x , .f X .J . . . . . - . 1 1 , . W 6 e , s I . . . , . , , 1 1 ' . .. . . . . , , 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 ' . LIBRARY MRS. I.. W. JOHNSON, Librarian The e ntir e school is proud of the new library. Students appreciate having access to the many books and magazines for reading and studying, li fllllll Uflillllllilll IIUEL ASSISTANT LIBRARIANS TOP PICTURE: Llada Moore, Eldon Moritz, Tillie Meriz. LEFT CENTER: Bradford Moritz, Joyce Mueller, Nawona Williams, Bettylu johnson, Lois Boedeker, IOWER LEFT: Mary Sheid, Mona Reid, Gayle Grisham, Kay Bla.ck,Edwin McAnear, Sue Hollabaugh. Doc, Housfi Coumcu. ,rm u ,K K K - r,,,,,f L 'faszgk ' . The Dog House is an organ- m . . . . edfirlfsgf, xzatlon wh1ch prov1des whole- qaomooob some entertainment for teen- 15390006 A agers. It is guided bya council ' 1 00098 , ' I-IOSTESS P ofmembers from each class and MRS, R. E. HALL two adult leaders. ' Hos'r MR GARTH MCCULLUM 2 FRONT ROW Teddxe Seay, jo Ann Fuzell Betty johnson, Larry Morrow BACK ROW Sonja Chandler Marvm Crawford Sue McK.mght, Charles Dav1s Margaret Cooper ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES ORITE bmw , N f fm vi' Y' gif, b 4 ff' Wx., 5 in, f' MOST FRIENDLY ..5fg ,J nf 2, -' 'fn X if... : .QQM-.:.f' 4 QJYA, 5? A ' - 1 !f'x H K i. .' '. ' ff' .' V wg, 'fx' .5 ' 4 ,Nw ,, M I . Q gin -N 6 hi ya M., ' K ' 5' A . Ei? 1 ' ' . fag . 5 N L ?'f 'A 'A fig ' 455' ij! swim x X BEST LGOKING ly . i iii . In W N3 Q i 5 ,f X i M Q v A 'T ...AN 'cv' 2 y. E ww QQ r sf x - A' - f' E QW' 1+- I N W- X. N E A E ,L V Xi a .u.k,: V S Ji ., I' v t' x A N .. T oily' MOST REPRESENTATIVE 79 77? -Em Mosr Fmauow 129 fmzdazfwmwm mc, MOST REPRE BESIWFOEZMWW mfffff 7069-4QWSENeT BMW' 3 Q . FOO BALL KING AND QUEEN gmbhw JMXZC4- CDZWLZQ, QM-aa BA N D SWEETHEART sf lc' Qg. ww of Fw Mamk as-2 MISS F.l-LA. JM? FHA. AND FFA. SWEETHEARTS ml 'V K ' , -12-352, I 4, I ' Y ' f 'W ' , 1 -' 1: ' ' 1 i . I K , VK ? ,af V ,L Qv I F .. 131. . , ff, gf. - 3 ' eg ' 1 1 L JJ . ' -v if . - XX , . ig 4 Q I 5 4, V Wai A ' I V f iy L i , 1 I f i 6 . Q sf 49 E SOPHOIVIORES J 007. gpwaawv Wfm ,S f Nnoas FRESHNEN IU Fwy ew-WWW M WM -Hd wwf QTHER OUTSTANDING LLADA, quiet and soft - spoken, always l LV methodical and exactin her studies,has l warmed the heart of Stamford High. we o l ff 5 dfx . . l we KENNETH a we 11 round ed student and c 1 t 1 z e n 1S loved by teachers and students a11l-ce We pred1ct a gre at future for h1m I -s new OTHO w1th h1s xnquxrmg mrnd 15 always dependable and w1111n to do hrs share H has revealed unusual ab111ty 1n orgamzauonal procedure as Edxtor of the Annual co 45 7 Q 7 ELDON, possessmg m abundance that very rare quahty of gettxng along w1t.h others, Q2 2 O o 0. ' ' YQ . ' , I . - 01 KD . .1127 , -?i::fg::1g13Q1l',E3g, N .1 N ,TF QW' lg vigrixgk v , , 'jf..e:'11 -A if Y' ' is . Q in-er. v has demonstrated both on the g'r1d1ron and ln the classroom that he has learned the secret of happy 11v1ng osoovko STUDENTS Me Por GEORGE, with lus mnate qua11t1es of ef f1c1ency, humor s 1 n c e r lt y , loyalty and tolerance has become an 1nsp1rat1on to the commuzuty of Stamford I-hgh School i 0F SHS ge Hum P111-ey JUDY an outstandmb member of the Class of 55, combmes the qualxtles of v1vac1ous ness frrendlmess co operat1veness,cha.rm and mtelhgence MIKE posse ssmg the qual1t1es of good sports rnanshrp and e a g e r n e s s to succeed IS an outstandmg student of the Sophomore Class Mlke ANN because of her pleasmg personalrty her qu1et unassummg ways her wrllmgness to work, and her splend1d 1deas of school C1t1ZEl'1Shlp has become outstandmg 1n her class was SPECIAL HONORS 1' - Uif S GIRL AND BOY OF THE MONTH Becky Helmer Larry Morrow May April Sandra Swenson Edwin McAnea.r March Shirley Campbell Don Timberlake February Bettylu johnson George Humphrey january joy Sosebee Buddy Gray December Pat Merriott Bobby Daffern November Carlene Terry Kenneth Lowe ' Dan Smith October jo Ann Frizell T'llie Metz Paul Hanson September 1 .. ,,, 151 , pl 1 sf iifvf, I 4 l ACTIVITIES A m W? xx B ffDoys ll. fb. Kill, 'ETVEIII 'WIIII fa ,I ffiyrn' W., ia 'En I JA?'n. wif: It 1 I Q' ' I I ll I f' I. Z ' 35- .. . , I ' A ,is D. in .L 2 ., , uh 'W ' eg-1 , 1 I ii :za I S-3 If if J 'If ' 1 III II fq I- , w 'A firm 5- K 5 , A f A If ,Q K 5 5? 4 Q em., nm' N s i T i i x f N 1 x .S Q it f Q. L. ilf. WP.. .QI ? :',:Jsl . , -- Q , 1 ,x i xv, i i i f ' 'w, N 5 fig' I' N 5 A W -9 ' ' N ' l .za I ft v , ., X wwf gf is ill 9 iii TI ' -i' W F4 All Aboard! . 4 ' L Brownwood ice cream sure is good. -' University Tower and Fountain , .4-4 ..,,. - Stmnon Tramp The Senior Class of '53 left April 1st on a trip that was the high point of the year. They visited Austin,Corpus Christi, and San Antonio. The trip provided a great deal of fun and at the same time gave the students oppor- tunitjes to study some of the historical shrines and the capitol of Texas. Austin at last! Tired, so soon? b . Q, ES What a dinner! A Fisherman's view of The Breakers Don't get your feet wet. What would Mr. Tinsley call them? v 7 I. ., V, V . ,D V :IE Q- , L. - Q --' ' -,Xi fl 1 K K5 4 ' . fl I ' - ff -,Q m -vu 'ffl LUN 'Q A 1 ya Q 1,1 f-,-. 1 . xx f f w' -'-ws'?5. ,., ' . ,ffiiff -X ff- 1 I. What a zoo collecmon' 1 ,mf W Ag fl f Ti affd' f I X! '7 , f X iffffzfz ff W f' .T 'gf flf-'f I'f'1?lf1',. '52-F 4-PQ! 145' x5 'fNH ? 7 5-4 ,, 3 -Q :gh , , Zu '.' 'f ' -1 QQ2, uf-' 'FT-as tis, Q if , , K K ...wr Fi 1 f but chew' do S Y 1-1 don'f SHOW, ? ln my sl29P 3 that 1 W alk Hwubufn H 'W111 y Just let him pout, he'll get over it. LIFE OF THE PARTY Wilbur ...... Betty Lou . . . Connie ...., Mrs. Maxwell . . Mr. Maxwell . . Bernadine Smith Mary Brown . . Judy Martin . . . jack ...... Frank . . Cliff... Bob.. . . ... Teddie Seay . Tillie Metz . Carlene Terry . Sandra Swenson . Wayne Crawford . Beth Ivy . Barbara Sheid . joy Sosebee . Dan Smith . Howard Vest . Gerald Vasek , Woody Crider SENIOR Doug. . Maude Silas . . Polly . . Nick . . Valeria . . Eric . . Wilma , Jody Foster joy Sosebee Bradford Moritz Bettylu johnson Larry Morrow Shirley Campbell Otho Gillean Christine johnson X I You mean that they all just sat down and went to sleep? . '-f'- H- Sz: Gangway! PLAYS Mr. Bently ..... . . Mrs. Bently. . . . Willie .... . Louise . . . Grandma. . Elmer . . . Muggsy . . Bobby Daffern Kathryn Cotten Edwin McAnear Mary jo Bounds Pat Merriott Curtis Johnson james Thompson Let 1-ne Gu t of here y u Elmer. x I . XJ M MX She's trying to pull a fast one on us. Look! Bernadine has fainted. li THOSE WHO HELPED Director ....... . Business Mgr. . . Property .... Sponsors . , . Publicity . . Prompters . . . W. E. Mayes Paul Hanson Don Timberlake Mrs. johnson Coach Woods Miss Cook Mary jo Bounds Lucy Kennedy Nancy Pardue Beth Ivy N PLAYS Use 1fSY b1tsy, super safety safety p1ns That old football tackle d1d lt And you're agreat bxg handsome athlete too Red Bascom's the bandit. 1'l1 not have you talking that way to my Clarissa ASSEMBLY PROGRAMS Oo Q jr. Girls Se xtet Beware of the S.A.S.C. TQIPQHOQ BO-3EA'II3 A Go get 'em Bulldogs! new trophy Irs, ya, ' The Terrible Trio Look at those jackets! I '- 141341- Trampoline artists e Going up? Be careful Halene. I Hifi' One for James iqif V- Off with Ray's head. G1 ass Blower Timberlake Strike up the Band SR. DAY PRGGRAIVI ,lv CLASS PROPH ECY We now look into the crystal ball to find out just what the Seniors of 1953 are doing ten years after graduation. We find that Peggy Adams is now a clerk in the county courthouse taking down everything in shorthand. Charlie Anders has anew hot-rod shop in Detroit. Billy Arrant is now raising cattle on his 550,000 ranch which one of his friends bought him. Oh, for a friend like that. When we look into the major league baseball teams, we find that joe Bennett has now entered the big league players at the tender age of 20. It's been said that he still plays better when he wears a corsage. We find Donald Caffey managing the New York Yankees with Bobby Shanafelt his star first-baseman. Terrell Berry is now manager for H G H Theaters. Wanda Boone is a bookkeeper for a well-knomm home town firm. Mary jo Bounds has put on several one-man art exhibits. Ronnie Calhoun has taken the place of Ben Hogan in the golf world. Shirley Campbell has joined the Waves so she can see the world. QAnd meet sailors, maybe ?j Eugene Coleman is now one of the wealthiest farmers in the territory. He struck WATER!! ! Kathryn Cotten had an auction and sold all her petticoats and senior rings. Grady Cozby now owns the largest plumbing business in America. Wayne Crawford has finally become a famous brain surgeon. He is also following in the footsteps of Dr. Cary Middlecoff. Woody Crider is known as Smiling Woodie the friendly used cardealerthat always has a deal. Bobby Daffern has finally learned to play the C scale on the piano. Edward Ekdahl is still entertaining at high school assemblies singing Bil1 Grogan's Goat. Barbara Kay Flowers sells new equipment guaranteed to put weight on quick. Jody Foster has just acquired a new mansion in Beverly Hills after his fifth successful movie. jo Ann Frizell is now writing a column in the New York Times called Advice to the Lovelom. Otho Gillean is editor-in-chiefofLife Magazine. Ruby Green is still car-hopping for Tom's. Paul Hanson has finally decided to trade in his Oldsmobile for a '42 model. Bettylu johnson has been teaching music to all the little kiddies but she yearns to go to Hollywood. Christene johnson has been married now for some time. Curtis johnson is now Assistant Manager of Safeway after leaving the Independent Super Market. Beth lvy has developed a diet for people who get Seay-sickeasily. Lucy Kennedyhas finally caughton about the joke about Radio, Earlene Larance has become famous for her adventures in South Africa. Kenneth Lowe is now president of Stephens College. D. C. Macon, jr. is noted as the first undertaker to win the 500-mile Indianapolis Speedway Races. After 10 years in Madison Square Garden they finally gave Pat Merriott the barrels. Tillie Metz is W5-hing dishes at Nat's Cafe. Keith Miles now manufactures shoes for those who wear larger sizes than 12. Llada Moore has entirely given up men and decided to be an old maid. Bradford Moritz is renowned all over the world as the speediesttypist in the universe. Larry Morrow has just stumbled upon a new formula for speedy growth of eyelashes. Edwin McAnear finally learned some new jokes. Helen McAteer is a grocery clerk for a certain manager at Bell's. Could it be Hubert Tillman? Herbie McClendon is now a well-knovm authority on short-cuts and phospherescent rocks. Nancy Pardue was just elected the most beautiful teacher in the U. S. Dell Rogers can't decide whether to go into farming or let his wife make the living. Barbara Schoonmaker's paintings are being sold at Clint, C-L-I-N-T, Texas by her friend Garland Coxonhis radio show. Elbert Sconce is now a member of Carlton Strand's West Texas Playboys. Teddie Seay is still just bumming around with wine, women, and song his motto. Barbara Ann Sheid, otherwise known as Navajo, was seen the other night with only 2 escorts. Could it be she's slipping in her old age? Dan Smith is the newly elected President of the U. S. If we go to the Olympics, we find that Sandra Swenson, after wrecking her yellow jeepster, has gone there to carry the torch. joy Sosebee has become famous by being the first woman to win the marathon race in the Olympics. James Thompson lost the race to Joy by a nose. Carlene Terry now hears the pitter-patter of very large feet around the house. Leland Thane now manufactures harmonicas. Don Timberlake is still imitating Al Jolson and Ted Lewis, but now he 's trying it on 3-D TV. Gerald joe Vasek is now teaching Trigonometry in dear old S. H. S. Howard Vest has decided to acceptaposition asa professional football player. Frank Whitley is just taking life easy. George Boring is now a big wheel in the National Guard. And believe it or not, Don DuLaney has decided to do away with his duck-tail hair cut. Well, now you know just what the Class of 1953 is doing, so we 'll put up our crystal ball. CLASS SONG Time ever flowing bids us be going Dear Stamford High School, far from thee, Hearts growing older, love never colder, Never forgotten shalt thou be. Life's duties call us, whate'er befall us, High lot or lowly, weal or woe, One with another, will bring you honor, From thee united we will go. What we are leaving, others receiving, Students of Stamford, when we 're gone, Still forward straining, fresh honor gaining, Keep the torch burning, hand it on. Old High School faces, Old Stamford places, Tho' we be parted fa.r away, Seen ever clearly, lov'd ever dearly, A check for the new clock, Shall then be with us as today. rr:--N CLASS WILL Peggy Adams leaves her long hair to jane Neal. Charlie Anders leaves his ability to paint cars to Gayle Grisham. Billy Arrant leaves his muscles to Max Kelley. Joe Bennett leaves his ability to attract girls to jimmy Terry. Terrell Berry leaves his free passes and tiny feet to Don Walker. Wanda Boone leaves her blond hair to Barbara Bean. Mary jo Bounds leaves all her summer blouses to Marilyn Monroe Martin who ought to be able to put them to very good use. Donald Caffey leaves his cute remarks in Ag. class to Loy Berry. Ronnie Calhoun leaves his Casino to Mike Cochran. Shirley Campbellleaves her ability to sing hillbilly songs to Emma Lou Appling. Eugene Coleman leaves his squeaky voice toBobby Calhoun. George Boring leaves his freckles to Sharon Lane. Don DuLaney leaves his duck-tailed hair-cut to Bill Macon. Joyce Connell leaves her correspondence courses to Dian Neal. Kathryn Cotten leaves her intoxicating perfumes to BeckyHelmer. Grady Cozby leaves his ability to skip school and go to Cuba to F. A. Sosebee. Wayne Crawfordleaves his knowledge of everything about anything to Charles Coody. Woody Crider leaves his physique in a T shirt to Richard Middlebrook. BobbyDaffern leaves his ability to play the organ to Big Ray Dean. Edward Ekdahl leaves all his cigars to Arlyne Stokes. Barbara Flowers leaves her diet to Merle Bryant. Jody Foster leaves his ability to letter in football his Senior yearto jimmy Highfield. jo Ann Frizell leaves her levis to Buddy Gray. Otho Gillean leaves the editorship of the Annual to any ten people who think they can handle it. Ruby Green leaves her ability to go with Anson boys to anyone with enough nerve. Paul Hanson wills his cooking ability to Mabeth Moreland. Clara Beth Ivy leaves her twirler's suit to L ois Boedeker. Bettylu Johnson leaves her ability to always be late to everything to Joan Goss. Christine Johnson leaves her height to Shirley Bounds. Curtis Johnson leaves his black curley hair to Coach Shinola Woods. Lucy Kennedy X .5-S-,Q -,-...'L?. leaves her stupid questions to George Humphrey. Now he 'll be a much better match for Upshaw., Earlene Larance leaves her ability to collect class rings to Wanda White. Kenneth Lowe leaves his contact lenses to Nancy Ash- croft. D. C. Macon leaves his loving ability to Teddy Ferrell. Edwin McAnear leaves his boots and cowboy hat to Truman Childress. Helen McAteer leaves her quiet ways to Caroline Cole. Herbie McClendon leaves his ability to findradio- active rocks to Mr. Tinsley. Pat Merriott leaves her horsemanship to Sara Hughes. Tillie Metz leaves her ability to go steady to Nancy Martin. Foot Miles leaves his loyalty to the Democratic party to Emest D. Heath. Llada Moore leaves her ability to flirt in Texas History class to Mona Reid. Bradford Moritz leaves his horn to Eldon. Larry Morrow leaves Chai-lie's Cafe to Wayne Wash. Nancy Pardue leaves her ability to keep a good figure to Janelle Whitlock. Marion Dell Rogers leaves his laugh to Mrs. Hill. Barbara Schoonmaker leaves. . . Teddie Seay leaves his sense of humor and wise- cracks to jacob Isaac. Barbara Sheid leaves her gang of boy friends to Mary Nix. Dan Smith leaves Bob. Joy Sosebee leaves her mad crushes to Sonja Chandler. Carlton Strand leaves his guitar to Bobby Bounds. Sandra Swenson leaves her carload of boys toNoretta ------ except F. A. Carlene Terry leaves her little brother to all the girls--especially next yea.r's Freshmen. Leland Thane leaves his tiny but complicated name to Bob jones. James Thompson leaves his flirty ways and loud mouth to jackie Mills. Hubert Tillman leaves his broken nose to Douglas Shamburger. Tank Timberlake leaves all of his Stamford possessions to the needy because he is leaving for Hollywood in June. GeraldVasek leaves his slide rule and telescope to Marcia Davis. Howard Vest leaves his warehouse of athletic equipment to next yea.r's football team. Elbert Sconce leaves his ability to skip school to Judy Metz. Frank Whitley leaves his slouchy walk to Roulhac Bunkley. The Senior Class as a whole would like for all the next Senior classes to have as much fun and success as we have had. E ,,,, A CLASS OF 53 CLASS HISTORY In the yearof 1949 the Class of '53 began their bright and brillant future as freshmen. As the yuletjde season neared, we held our first class party,which was a great success. For a perfect climax to our Freshman year, a wonderful time was had by all who attended the class picnic at Abilene State Park. Another outstanding year was in sight as we began our career as Sophomores. On returning from our Christmas holidays, we immediately planned a table game party which proved an exciting time for all. Another trip to Abilene State Park climaxed this year. As carefreejuniors we set out to conquer the world. One of our first activities was a skating trip to Abilene. Our dramatic career began with the Junior Play. The result of our hard work was a tremendous success from which we obtained enough money to finance our junior-Senior Banquet. This banquet proved to be one of the most successful to be held in Stamford High School. Again we concluded a great year with a trip to Abilene State Park. Our final and most outstanding year began as we plunged into cake sales, talent shows, and various other activities in order to earn money for our Senior Trip. We were honored by a banquet at the Methodist Church followed by a reception at the First Baptist Church. The production of the Senior Play proved a credit to the record of the Senior Class. Our numerous efforts were rewarded by a wonderful Senior Trip which consisted of a tour through Austin, Corpus Christi, and San Antonio. After the many enjoyable times we have had during the past four years, we now look forward to the junior-Senior Banquet and the day of our graduation. COMIVIENCEIVIENT Uommsrzcamanf .igcewiiaa Bacmazmwff away 3141, 8.00 L79 JW, givfwrvfozcf cylfilgg 506005 Eu! Boylan! Clam!! fjuwlay wmmg, juni mom! dxfmfm gurzcf'1,sJHfQy,fg1s5 5495! 0'af0cE gf, g0gr2'1c'Ms1fg0Cf1l5i I-IGNOR SALUTATORIAN VALEDICTORIAN BEST-ALL AROUND 1 WAYN WFO RD 96 .4-O LUCY KENNEDY 95 .97 lx 'S'-r 'Z Carolme Cole 97 06 Q 5 -:Wig FRESHMEN Jack Mxlls 95 87 Marjone Wxlham 95 62 Aw' X 1, , Nh K -A .4 5' 2., - ir. M , . . . . S D 'Y 'Bi LITERARY READY WRITER Mabeth Moreland- lst- Regional fx X SPELLING Nawona W1111ams Angela TIIIOESOD xJ x 'Nl if x,,. READY WRITERS Otho G111ean Jody Foster Bettylu johnson Z .nafm TYPING Bradford Mornz Lonell jones 0 . N n Jammu: l JR. DECLAMATION E593 5 ' Lynette johnson-Martha Hudson Q Mx HMB:-Q. EXTEMPORANHDUS SPEECH joy Sosebee SR DECLAMATION E Nancy Ashcroft Noretta Lovvorn H311 ml ,A n .QW james Thompson 220 440 STATE CONTESTANTS kr' Mabeth Moreland Readv Wntm 2 'QQ 350 51' Nad' Mxke Cochran 1953 REGIONAL GOLF CHAMPIONS Charles Coody Ronme Calhoun john Markham Dig that comet! se! 'ali' X f f 5 And they sing, too? 'di 'fm , ff, , g '35, lg?- 'WN 4: .ll I junior Sextet ,IUIXHGR HIGH L - 1 1 '-'-......1 M16 EIGHT!-I Buford Tom Adams Adams Wallace Delton Jerry Ann Adams Ake Balze -J qv 'C' Mary Ilene Max1ne B111lYlgS Bllhngton Blackburn Boedeker 3 I Wallace Larry Bxlly Carlton Carnes Carter Jlmmy Carter Ah -wall as ffack1e Davld Beal Bean nf 08' B1l1y Betty Sue Carolyn Anqu1l1na Judy Boedeker Camacho Campbell Dallas Sophle Chr1st1an Cobb 1 Wxlbur Cox Betty PatSy Barbara Larry LHCIIE Tommy Bobby Cur1e1 Daffern vxs Dossey Estrada Freeman Galloway 'S Jfw Romeo Peggy Glen Jack Tommy Hulen Delarece Garcla Guantt G1lbreath Goree Gray G reenhaw Hansen A . , Q V 'Y' A Q ' S A ' Ii -lg . y me L 4 . I AZ 1 G f V f M - 1 y H ...i 5 ' A X X . B . be f A 1 A l.er ' il . D ' 6 f J 1 5' 5 X935 I f ' l - x . B Q 'f y 9 B . - 41 - A l r la, A 1 r,r7 X , nykglkk krvr Fi. , - . XT.. t A ffl 'v 'L I U fe vi K 1 'ee 3 -fr , 'J ' -.1 f ' A L t 53 ' Da ' A AQ.. ' .xL,A , . 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Q 4 I R fi W T SEVENTH Q ll Bethene Barbee Joe Ray Frank Ruby Acosta Akln Baltz l Jackle James R1chard John Bounds Brown Carson Clay i 6 N1 Ronald Llnda Mary Pauhne Sue Curt1s Darlene Dav1s Dav1s Max1ne Al1ce Ref1no Modelle Derden Early Escobedo Ford 1 T? Green Grisby Hardin Harvey Donna Black Lonazell Coe 5 ...Q 3 John G len Blackstock 1 Yssac Carnacho Jame s Davls if Sylv1a Foster Tommy Dav1s Jame S Dale Franklln Bohannon 3 Carolyn Cozby Larry Denson Buren G raham it Scottie Dale Robert Martha Roy Sue Dell Stanley Hill Hill Hill 51,8 sz I v' V fi Wanda VY J'o Ann Howard i if si .Terry Leonard P ats y L1 ttle 9 Charlotte McCallum Sterlmg McCann K .., if Charlotte VY Qi Q, Q Wenonah Long Gladys Jones 42 Max Loughm1ller Betty McNutt pu Ruble McRe ynolds as A1nsl1 George Io Ann Mont1e Mood Monse Morr 15 Monzmgo S335 Z Chr1stene Nelson Kendrxck Lansdown Carolyn Malone Davld Meador is gs Ma rgaret Naue rt X Vyron Eugene D1X1e Marcus Llnda Olson Parnell Peters Ph1ll1ps Portwood SEVENTH Q -..., 1,-.... Mary Ruth Larance Bettye Iacklyn Marshall Martln 'T' Ai, I1 mmy Annette Melton Monk J'oyce Myron New ll Olson Iamce Potter Verna Prew1t gvlfns , . .Y X , 6 -'4 ' . ., l Q' , C ' y -7? an 1 , .-if , ' v X ' V V A X ' Q .. v:?,?,..?f:.:'? 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Y, A , x A . 5, T I ,B 'C ' l 1 'rs :ax 'LQ V X .V SEVENTH Oli Tommy Don Ronn1e Natorna Wendell Robe rt P1-ewlt Pr1ce Re1d Roberts Russell Schuchert 1 Wh Ierrell Jerry 1lly May Wayne Lanette Sk1 les Smlth Srmth Sm1th Sparks Andy Swenson Peggl' Taylor Eldon Donme Raymond T ruly Freddxe H Slurley Taylor Thames Ward Warren Weems Wells West 3 2- O Y Annes Royce Mary Sandra Whxtwornh Wllls W1sener Woolsey Varner 101 1 XXX A wp? .ll Pete Lynn Patsy Vasquez Yantis York FOOTBALL STAMFORD OPPONENTS 6 Abilene North junior 34 13 Hamlin 24 6 Abilene South junior 32 20 Hamlin 0 7 Abilene North junior 20 13 Breckenridge 0 EIGHTH GRADE RECORD STAMFORD OPPONENTS Lueders Breckenrldge COACH TOWNSEND L'-1Cd9FS JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL SQUAD 1952 FOURTH ROW Douglas Monzmgo, Ronald Dav1s, Melvyn Stevenson, B1l1y Rxcks, Gayle Ward T C R1ce B111 Blackburn, jerry Portwood, Don Taylor, Alfred Adams THIRD ROW George Mayfleld, joe Wash Dallas Ch.r1st1an,Iack M1115 Gerald Mart1n,Iohn Monsey,Wayne Carleton,Dee Prew1tt Lowell Wh1tlock, I1mmy Mlddle brook SECOND ROW Archxe Pardue, Don Campbell RICRY Glles, Mllton Hmze, Morr1s Hammer Bobby Nelson Kelvln Vest, Donald W1llS Rrchard Welch jack Magness BOTTOM ROW Buford Adams, Mxke Maller Darryl Schoonmaker, Hulen Greenhaw, Bobby Young, Kenneth Ivy, jack Goree Larry lvy, Jaclue Bell, Don Welch 'X 41 6 7 ' 13 44 6 . - - z . . , , y , . . 1 . , .. . , . .y . . . - . : . , .... . 7 , . . ,. , . 2 . . y JR HIGH CONNENCEMENT uw--' il!! - h COULDN'T D0 WITHOUT THEN Cafeteria Staff Mrs. Hughesg Mrs. Edwin Masseyg Mrs. Massey, Mgr.5 Mrs. Belly and Mrs. Bohannon. 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A. ..,. - .. .., MARTIN'S DEPARTMENT STORE Where the Best Costs Less BEN BAGWELL MEN'S WEAR Stamford, Texas D. and H. DEPARTMENT STORE F BRYANT - LINK CO. HARDWARE PHONE 64 if-11 1' Grand Champion Female Of Jones County Stock Show 1950 BAIZE gl SON - REGISTERED HEREFORD FARM Phone 8465 Stamford, Texas Phone 1050 PLUMLEE AND BERRY Phone 9528 413 N. Swenson STAMFORD, TEXAS LEAVITT'S JEWELRY gg B 5 H DTGSS s- Vvund- kg' Um G 4-X X-ul arm-h I ,.. Q .A-1,40 1 hy ' Q un n.-5.-in H -mx 'xx -f '....1.-. 'mmmhtlprr , Yprifiv T V . . , .-. '1 .'.'f:.'Qc'Q , .IL , ,.J ' 'If ,.v - A 'K M --P453 JL',Z . fins! mvkc,-J' Uippf' 3 .M-v 11 UPSH A W 8: UPSHAW AP PLIANCE CO A A f M w gh g - up -,Q-, .i X 3, fl ? v W 4 Q.A S? A i . , ,Wg si Q , W a CHRISTEEN S BEAUTY SHOP n Q Q 1.. r - Qx s' i Q ,.,-w N A -. - if w ' 'f cans . . HRH fx 4' 5 - ,,, ,- ' Q' -- -Q M. .L 1 W 1' -L T , Y D will :B+ 3 - ,D ...f , 1 -1 , or , I . 54, .i. . , ,ZH ? A ' 9 - 'A ' .aa Ja, 5 49 4 -15 ,, s , V- '- - .4 2 KF,-V lm t . - Lg f km- -mf 41 , .-I M. u, BLACKSTOCK STUDIO Portraits Commerical Photography Phone 95 Sox 127 Stamford Texas COTTEN S BUT ANE arwqvgk f KISER MILK COMPANY FIRST NATIONAL BANK HARDY MOTOR CO. R. B. SPENCER AND CO. UNITED FOOD STORE HUMPHREY MOTOR COMPANY MODERN SHOE SHOP AT HA 'S PERSONALIT Y SHOP v , L, f'?7?!?!'3Y'l.- 7 Q . 19 J ,. A 6 D . ' M. 1.1, g K 1 I z 5 , ' X , Q ff? I 'IP' 7 I- to-9 ,. ' ' ha -fs -X Q , Ji L, L A v ' if SUPER DOG i STAMFORD PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION STAMFORD, TEXAS IT. C. MAY, IEWELER P R NICHOLSON .IOBBER rphllllDS 114 s BERTHELOT ST TELEPHONE 66 STAMFORD TEXAS . . Qualzzfyfboduats' . . . sn?-' STATE THEATER COBB'S DEPARTMENT STORE ff STAMFORD BUILDERS SUPPLY TOM'S ICE CREAM PARLOR MRS. HIGH, THE FLORIST FORT WORTH BISCUIT CO. ll worm: BISCUIT C0 FT. PREWIT MOTOR CO. WEAVER MEDLIN TIRE CO. ST RAUSS DRY GOODS I. C. PENNEY CO. The home of values if I ,O dh IVY'S SERVICE STATION BANDEEN MOTOR CO. STAMFORD INN RULE-JAYTON COTTON OIL CO. Stamford, Texas ARLEDGE ICE COMPANY Ice Service Frozen Food Locker Complete Locker Service BRYANT IMPLEMENT COMPANY MORELAND LIFE INSURANCE CO. ALMQUIST AND PURCELL BROS JONES COUNTY IMPLEMENT CO. BRAZELTON LUMBER COMPANY 325-327 PHONE 383 SO. FERGUSON ST. -iiry chu-mg Pressing STAMFORD F fleas-Sm llldwiiff A. V. BOUNDS SERVICE STATION and GROCERY Your Business Appreciated Phone 410 STAMFORD PARTS 81 MACHINE SHOP II!-Juana PAYNE'S GROCERY MICKLER FEED 81 PRODUCE CO. QUALITY CLEANERS ,,.4-n-1-T DAVIS ELECTRIC CO. ROYAL COURTS M. A. Grantham, Prop. Gasoline -OiI- Grease Groceries HAMMER PONTIAC CO . DOWNTOWN NEWS STAND LEC WHITE SERVICE STATION Phone 120 LONE STAR GAS CO. STAMFORD FARM EQUIPMENT CO SWENSON LAND AND CATTLE CO JOE HUDSPETH --J STAM FORD PRODUCE COMPANY WHOLESALE Fresh 81 Frozen Fruits 8: Vegetables STAM FORD, TEXAS BUNKLEY DRUG STORE SHAMBURGER LUMBER CO. THE FLOWER MART The Shop Near the High School MRS. FANNIE MEEKER, OWNER Call 202 t STAMFORD CASH GROCERY CHARLIE S CAFE SPIC 'N SPAN CLEANERS King's Plumbing Shop F' L'-' M B' E29 j'!'Ef'fTl'i5o WARREN B. TAYMAN L. E. WOFFORD'S YEATT 'S CLEANERS STAMFORD MILL 81 ELEVATOR CO. MODERN FOOD MARKET MODERN FOOD MARKET SOUTHSIDE BARBER SHOP SERVICE PIPE LINE CO. H 81 H THEATERS GRAND Home of the first run pictures DRIVE-IN Your fami1y's outdoor nite spot RITE -WAY LAUNDRY WELDING RKS AF TERWORD . RS 'EPL9 circle of oz,f,1N X559 in in Szzgmffgfvca mga Gzmwg fo Q, ffappg zrwiazz , we aLc2Jc'e ?3'fZLS olofoofvciaaifg CIO ifzaifcfg Zfae sfaaafepis and facaday Xa a ik Z ' af - ighfi? 91,42 23750 Lcflxgf-fe!LiZ,Zf?e gina' 6218. 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