Stamford High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Stamford, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1954 volume:

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' 0 pee Finn' G ld G In Memoriam Mrs D R Huffaker Dedication Because of her Vlbfanl personahty boundless knowl edge understandmg mnerest pauent guldance and wxllmgness to help students, the 1954 Ed1t1OD of THE BULLDOG 15 happlly dcdxcated to our teacher and fr1end Mrs D R Huffaker .wi - v L I 1 ..r-.-nf V!,f :X ff zu . Y V 4 ' Y ,I ' . ie- K ,, HY, , - - 'el' Q ur .1 ' , , ,gf . A , V ' - , , J- T2 ' sy- '.1..f . . . . . . . I - 1 1 y : . . 3 . -' I I I 9 . f 4 ,, This looks like an interesting painting job! What :hd they fmd so funny about Enghsh? Plane Geometry Q' no theorems good splnt' O M1ser1 Commentaru' O MISETIOI' Caesar' She does talk fast 80 wpm' O M1serr1m1 Puerx et Puellae' 0- . . . G 01 C 6 It Mr. Tate 's biology class seems busy! Mrs Cagle 1S amazed at her mdustnous students' World I-hstory and everyone looks so energenc' Smce when does Coach Isbell allow Studxous lookmg specunens, aren't they? Physxcs ID math class? I fqaamul 1 .s..,u.s. Above: Right wing entrance. Belowg Gymnasium. Cafeteua Home Econom1cs Cottage Agncultural Bu11d1ng -SW Mrs. Nell Ludecke Secretary L. w. Johnson O 1 i s fl .1 ,,.. W'-Q SM., ew? -,ww-' - ,Q f ' d:'wg I1?f5, I Y ki A 'Z 1 N ' ' ' 'XZ H -.L ' ' x 1.ffT.51 gw? 'N 1gf?1f42i W.. ' ' X M.-,if V 'Q I 4 kllgqni ' . 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' X r' f , 1 , I I U . 1 szwff Coach Gordon Wood Buddy Gray, Wayne Wash, Max Kelley Trr Captaxns STAMFORD OPPONENTS STAMFORD OPPONENTS Standmg Seated On Ground Haskell C C1ty Quanah Albany Rotan Anson Balhnger Hgmlm COIBITIBD Childress Max Kelley, Eldon Momz Bob Harrlson, Wayne Wash Don Walker Charles Coody Ray Gres sett Wayne Mltchell, Mrke Wash, joe Moreno J D Wendebom George Humphrey, Joe Wash, Donald West, Lex Kelley F A Sosebee jxmmy Terry, Bobby Bounds, Ernest Davls, Wayne Cox, Dale Forrest Buddy Gray Tommy Hammer Marvm Cox Dan Hamby, j1mmy Alexander R1cky Glles Jody Davls, Douglas Kahout S8 0 1 7 , ' 0 41 6 45 1 3 48 2 1 3 0 42 ' 0 2 1 ' 0 29 5 35 ' 7 14 Graham 0 14 Phillips 20 at Manager F, D Wendeborn Coach O M Isbell Qaoifmlf Back Row George Mayfleld Tommy Schoonmaker jackle M1115 jerryMart1n L I Mueller LOILDIC Bounds Mack Zlmmerman Truman Chxldress Donald Campbell Morrii Hammer Front Row jun my Wyatt Don Max-tm B1l1y Mayfleld Wallace Bosse, M11ton Hlnze, Donald Wllls j1mmy Mxddle brook Kelvm Vest, Ronald Davls, Eugene Taylor, Doug Kendr1ck Bulldogs hit Ballinger 11.ne hard in one of the best games of the season STAMFORD 58 - HASKELL 0 . . . The Bulldogs got off to a magnificent start at the first of the season by shellack- ing Haskell 58-O. Scores were made by Gray, Wash, Kelley, Coody, and I. Davis. Coody kicked a field goal. Standouts of this game were: E. Davis, Hammer, and Moreno STAMFORD 41 QUANAH 6 Going over around, and through the Quanah Indians 41 6 The Bulldog hne worked as a solid umt from end position to end position while the backfield displayed their craftmess Moritz, Kelley, Wash and Jody Davis, made tallies for the Bull dogs Max Kelley S Back Wayne Wash Sr Back Buddy Gray S Back Football 4 yrs Tri Captain Football 4 yrs Tri Captain Football 2 yrs Tn Captain All District All District All State All District FORD' Eldon Moritz Sr Back George Humphrey Sr Back Bobby Bounds or En Football 4 yrs Football 4 yrs Football 4 yrs All District All DISUICY l HSITORS 0 Dan Hamby S Guard Wayne Mitchell Sr End Don Walker S Taclde Football 2 yrs Football 3 yrs Football 2 yrs Q F A Sosebee - S - End Douglas Kohout - S - Center jimmy Terry - Sr - Tackle Football 4 yrs Football 1 yr Football 3 yrs All District All District STAMFORD 48 - ALBANY 21 Stamford rolled to its third straight gridiron triumph outscoring the Albany Lions 48-21 Both teams shone on offense Bulldog scores were made by W Wash, Mitchell, Kelley Coody E Davis, and Mike Wash STAMFORD 42 - BALIJNGER O Stamford met Bal- linger in a game that could have turned the tables on the Bulldogs, but served only to show what a heads-up ball club that Stamford possessed, the score being 42-0 Bal- linger was held scoreless by the rugged Stamford defense Gray receives the kickoff from Graham Close catch -- but who has the ball? STAMFORD 29 - COLEMAN 6 . . . The Bulldogs upset Coleman with a 29-6 victory. Stamford exhibited a powerful running game by rolling up 329 yards on the ground and 10 in the air. Gray and Kelley scored twice each. Coody kicked a field goal from the 13 yard line in the final minutes of play. STAMFORD 14 - GRAHAM 0 . . . The Bulldogs stopped the Graham Steers 14-O in a non-conference tilt. That good 'ole Bulldog line , wore down the heavy Graham wall. E. Davis, Harrison, and Walker were only a few of the many stalwart performers. AMFOR QTAMFOR Tommy Hammer S Back Marvin Cox S Back Dale Forrest Sr Back Football 3 yrs Football 2 yrs Football 3 yrs A li-mmY Alexander ll' Back Wayne COX lf Center Lex Kelley jr Guard Football 2 yrs Football 2 yrs Football 2 yrs VISITO P 0 f is Emie Davis jr Guard Jody Davis jr Back Bob Harrison jr Center Football 2 yrs Football 2 yrs Football 2 yrs All District All District 1TORs 0 i gg! joe Moreno Ir Tackle Mike Wash jr End Charles Coody jr Back Football 2 yrs Football 2 yrs Football 2 yrs STAMFORD 17 COLORADO CITY 0 To make their 8th victory the Bulldogs slipped by a pack of hard fxghtmg Wolves by a 17 pomt margin In spite of a slow dnnle the boys held a stout defense and sported a good offense Kelley Wash, Gray and Humphrey kept the Wolves busy while Harrison , E Davis and others charged the line STAMFORD 45 ROTAN 13 The Bulldogs ruined Rotan's Homecoming by trouncrng the Yellowharmners 45 13 on a water soaked gndiron Tlus was the first 4-AA victory for Stamford, but was the 7t.h straight vic- tory Bulldog tallies were made by Was.h,Gray Mitchell Jody Davis, Coody, and Giles Here comes the Bulldogs ready to crush Coleman Wash bucks the Albany line. Ray Dean Gressett jr Tackle Football 2 yrs STAMFORD 3 - ANSON 0 . . . The Bulldogs played ex- cellent defense to ooze out a 3-0 victory over Anson. Furious defense play by both teams turned this game into a real thriller. Stamford dominated the statistics, how- ever, and in the third quarter, kicked the field goal that cinched the final score. STAMFORD 21 - HAMLIN 0 . . . A combination of crazy legged backs and a hard charging forward wall chilled a Hamlin crew as the Bulldogs rolled past Hamlin 21-O. Reserves saw much action in this game and showed their power. The Bul1dog's defense was spearheaded by Walk- er, E. Davis, and Harrison. Kelley and Wash accounted for the Bulldog tallies. STAMFORD 35 - CHILDRESS 7 . . . The Stamford- Childress Bi-District tilt proved to be a happy event for the Bulldogs. The roll of defensive standouts for the Bulldogs would read almost the same as the roster. Touchdowns were made by Wash, Kelley, M oritz , and Gray, with Moritz kicking the 4 extra points and Coody completing the final one. STAMFORD 14 PHILLIPS 20 Stamford met Phillips at Lubbock in the Regional Play offs in a whirling dust storm Stamford scored in the first quarter, the second quarter bemg scorele ss The boys showed a renewed spint and scored again in the second half but the Black hawks carried off the honors for the day Ricky Giles Soph Back Don West jr Guard joe Wash Soph Tackle Football 1 yr Football 2 yrs Football 1 yr 7mm F. A. Sosebee and 1. D. Wende - born, playing Senior Boys Doubles, were defeated in the District Meet which was held in Stamford. Lonell jones, playing Senior Girls Singles, was defeated in the finals of the Regional Meet in Brown- wood. F A Sosebee J. D. Wendeborn Lonell Jones 1st Place District 2nd Place Regional Coach Gordon Wood Bake! STAMF ORD OPPONENTS STAMI-'ORD OPPONENTS C C lty C1ty C 1ty Hlghland I f Roscoe Throckmorton Lohn Graham 6648 Graham Graham Bellvue Bowre B1 D1str1ct S7 Childress Seated jlmmy Terry, Mack Z1mmerman, George Humphrey Standmg Mxke Wash, Wayne Wash, Charles Coody F A Sosebee W1nters Wmters Haskell Haskell Avoca Anson Anson I-Iamlm Hamlm Hamhn Rotan Rotan Rotan fe, - u 4 54 . ' 32 57 ' 39 44 C. ' 43 43 ' 51 63 C. ' 44 52 48 47 ' 40 I I 47 48 51 43 53 60 41 Roscoe 30 57 Avoca 66 58 30 67 43 62 41 73 44 51 50 65 ' 25 41 62 77 ' 44 64 47 54 ' 32 58 38 66 44 63 ' 83 64 28 '- ' ' 76 34 ' 59 Coach O M Isbell STAMFORD OPPONENT S STAMFORD Rotan C Clty Anson Graham Avoca Graham I I 36411 OPPONENT S Rotan Wlnte rs Haske ll W1nterS Hamlln Bowle Seated Donald Mamn, j1mmy Alexander Rxcky Grles, Doug Kendnck Morns Hammer, joe Wash Bobby Rogers Standlng Manager joe Moreno Truman Ch1ldress, Ernest Dav1s, Bob Harnson Lonme Bounds, Lex Kel ley jack M1115 42 28 53 23 43 . ' 38 37 ' 29 56 42 ss 35 39 49 1 I 43 ' 28 36 Hamlin 25 40 Anson 17 56 32 44 ' 24 62 28 7 52 ' so The Bulldogs had a very successful basketball season. Because of the new gym, the teams have continued to improve each year, Due to a winning team for three successive years, interest has grown by leaps and bounds. The 53-54 team had the best record ever set by a Stamford team. They won the district Championship without a defeat, losing only in the Bi-District game. Coody thundering through for a basket. Wayne Wash - All District Basketball 4 yrs. F. A. Sosebee Basketball 4 yrs. QW ... if 45 '75 lil 6 3. '23 9'0 9 'Q 4 Mrke Wash Basketball 3 yrs. 2:75 A WT rw? If Q..-isis rr veggie! ' 2 we K ', f f-, ,XA I, ff - , fl T i -4' -1 I-,,aL' Y - W, -55 Charles Coody - All District Basketball 3 yrs. The B team has had an excellent season by winning thirteen games and losing only one to a strong Graham team. Because of their outstanding record and fine sportsmanship, they will be strong contenders in the play-offs next season. Q .. Build-M31 88 '2 Basketball 3 yrs. K K 1 George Humphrey Basketball 2 yrs. w I MQ Mack Zimmerman Q I f i' Coach Wood Charles Coody 101111 Markham Bobby' C9-11101111 Douglas Shamburger The A team composed of Cood Shamburger, Markham, and Cal houn, won the dxstnct play off and qu a11f1 e d for the regxonal meet The B team composed of W11 hams, Martm, Pardue, Hammer, and Wash, won second 1n the d1s tnct meet Tommy W111,1am5 Gerald Martm Ilia. as Arch1e Pardue joe Wash Morns Hammer A - v .f I f X Y: f - ,A - sro K 4 . 48.1 . , 9 J T L .J ff A , W--xg ' +1 Y L.. - ' J 1, - V, ,feral 5 '14 'ez i'- v 1 .f-iZx'4: f!:?-lf..4'31' 13.4 :M 1121.25 an ..K-Qui'-l'k'L, nf.. N 4: ' . , I -4,' K v Y ' 1 ,I 1- Y N. , 1 5 r 'I 1 f 'C V 4- 32-.' 3, -- gfg ' -75 1. ,. 'A -,.-,g,,.f,kj I . . ' 1 'f,fq V ,- , .TQ -3' ,I 4 . ,:iN I .Aa . V N1 Dlscus Throw Bob Harnson, Wayne Wash, lst D1str1ct Max Kelley 2nd DISUICI 12 Pound Shot Bob Harrlson 4th D1str1ct 880 yard Dash Charles Tony, Douglas Wayne Wash, 1st Dxstnct Kohout, 2nd D1str1ct Max Kelley 2nd Dxstrxct each OR I fix QQ-an-.1 440 yard Dash jo hn T1-eadwell 4th Runmng l'l1ghJl1l'1'1P Wayne Wash, 1 st D 1 s tr 1 c t Dxstnct, Ernest Davxs, Lex Kelley jlmmy Alexander, 3rd Dmncr 3rd Dlstnct s Q 'W at 7, . W S 0 I 'Q . , 'wx Bull ' lv' Q . fl 5 ' .7 W' 5 ,gil I2 ll ' 7 .fl -1 4 Q I ,D W l 14 s I - e. 7 W , an Jwhyt. W N 1 I S 220 yard Dash George Humphrey 2nd DISUICI Jody Dav1s 4t.h Dlstnct Eldon Mor1tz 1st D1str1ct 100 yard Dash George Humphrey 1st Dxstnct jody Dav1s 4th D1str1ct Eldon Mor1tz 5? 120 yard I-hgh Hurdles Wayne Wash 1st DISUICI 9 440-yard Relay - George Humphrey, Douglas Kendrick, 180-yard Low Hurdles - Wayne Wash, 1st D15 Jody Davis, Eldon Moritz, Ist-District. trictg Ricky G11es, 2nd District. QC 1986 Runrnng Broad jump W a yn e Wash G e o r g e Pole Vault 11 m m y Alexander L e X Humphrey 2nd D1stnct Kelley, 4fh Dmfrgct Jody Davls The track team tlus year under the d1rect1on of Coach Isbell won f1rst place 1n Dxstrlct for the fourth consecutlve year and quahfred many boys for the Reglonal Meet ' QC Q9 1 Mxle Run jzmmy Wyatt 3rd DISYYICC Dale Forrest 2nd D1str1ct if 1 M1le Relay M1ke McClellan, john T r e adwe 11 Ernest Manager joe Moreno and Coach Isbell d1s Davzs, Douglas Kohout 2nd D1St!'1Ct cuss plans for workouts P fa i :wr-1 ig, A ahwfa Most Representative Nawona Williams I. D. Wendeborn Best Looking Sue Hollabaugh jimmy Terry H Q -Q U1 can 11111 U 'I l'l TW C? 8131 Briana X011 during it 7 'S Sri 3 B'-v D-f Zvi 3'-P1 4 ig S ff Ce 01- M O g S e Humphrey REPRESENTA T 4 I VE Angela T1 llot-,On U BEST LOOKING MOST FRIENDLY Mona Re1d Max Kelley Douglas Kohout Mabeth Moreland Helen Bates Ianxce Hallman 3 R A W l1 L' i -. . t ,l MX 4 an 1 ' -, Nr-'I' .. xl i 1 T Le ' 4 gl ' .I..' , if I :lu 5 vx ' J 1 lr ' fi, .B- A A Q roy ' s .N A . ' 'er V, .r ff' w , 1' Q . Q' g. 2 .4 Football Kung 8 Queen D V d Eld M 'i li . 1 ana a en on oritz Basketball King 8 Queen Becky Helmer Wayne Wash I' gift 1 1 1 I ll 1 - S wa IWIBC1 'U all 'SU ' N. .: ,- ix ,f-I 'I l ': - ' . zur' W: 1 . 'K I 'bb J, Q'l1.c',f- . . rf: '- Jfffr Jff, ' ., v 4 - f - ' , u'. ,. ' v 2- 'f. '. .l.'.' v' . ,e v Ze.: 1-.LQ , A' N. t 4 sl 5415 wall lf- 3 1 .wfpr ,Um B. 'VS 'W , l': 4' . 5 W 9 TM. 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JACOB a t1reless worker rellable person, drummer for the Band, and honor student for three years, has won d1st1nct1on as cxrculatron manager for The Bulldog dent 111 muslc , speech, and other school act1v1t1es , has won a place for herself rn the hearts of students and teachers She represented Stamford Hrgh School ln the State Interscho lastxc League Typmg Contest 4 MARGARET who has a V1 VRCIOUS, charmmg personallty was one of the cast of the jumor and Senlor plays, cheer leader of the Pep Squad mem ber of her Class Sextet, and partxcrpant m vauous s c h o ol act1v1t:1es Other Outstanding ly hard workmg, conscxen t1ous, has been chosen as the ed1tor of The 1955 Bulldog R ank1ng lugh scholastlcally she has also been act1ve ID Pep Squad si 3 DON a pleasant, co opera tlve person, tackle on the B1 Dlstnct Champ1onsh1p Football team, recelved h1s Lone Star Degree m FFA for hrs outstand 1ng work ln Vocat1onal Agn culture talented ln muslc, and acnve zn band and o th e r act1v1t1es, has achreved recogn1t1on among her fellow s tu d e n t s She w1l1 b e pre sldent of Fme Arts for the com1ng year it R I' U . , 3 n .- H - - NANCY -- an Outstanding Stu- FRANCES -- cheerful, friend- BETTY -- a brilliant student, It fd wi IRASUE because of her charmmg personahty her abrllty ln mus1c, h e r 1nterest and keen ablllty m class work and a vanety of school act1v1 t1es has been a valuable mem ber of our school She has served as pre s1dent of FHA CHARLES wrth h1s qu1et and unassum1ng ways, h1s ab1l1ty to get along Wlth others, good school C1t1ZEDSh1P and scholastlc record has won for hrmself the recogn1t1on of both students and teachers 19 RICKY outstandmg 1n ath letlcs, IS an enthus1 astrc fr1 endly and amb1t1ous boy In add1t1on to h1s extra curr1 cular act1v1t1es and ach1eve ments, he has a h1gh scholast1c record Students of SHS LYNETTE because ofher pleasmg personallty, Wllllng ness to work, fme sp1nt of co ope FHCIOD, and intellectual ab1l1ty has become outstandmg 1n her class JACKIE ha s by h1s fnend hness, enthusiasm, scholarsh1p, leadershxp, an d co operanon, athlet1c ach1evements won the ad1n1rat1on and reqect of stu dents and teachers a11ke Iack's eagerness to succeed and w1l1mgness to work IS ex cept1onal BILLY a well rounded stu dent, IS outstandmg in Stam ford H1gh School be c aus e of h 1 s fnendhness, keen m 1 nd eagerness to succeed, and good sportsrnanshxp ',,:I? 2 Glam Hollis Hayhe JUNIOR s SOPHOMORE FAVORITES Mary Sheid Morris Hammer F AVORITES John T . Treadwell FRESHMEN FAVORITES T. C. Rice Martha Hudson -1 Presldent I D Wendebom Sgt at arms Eldon Montz lst term Charles Davls 2nd term Semin Secretanes Becky Heh-ner 1st term Angela T1llotson 2nd term 0 'cena Reporter Mabeth Moreland 1st term Treasurer Margaret Cooper 7-. Vice Presidents - George Humphrey - 1st term Max Kelley - 2nd term Reporter - Mona Reid - 2nd term Sponsors Mrs I H Cagle Mr O M Isbell 'Ns T' HELEN BATES FHA 4 yrs H1st 52 Treas 53 Jr Plays Hobby Sewlhg and readmg .TUANITA COZ BY L 1b rar1an FHA BUDDY GRAY Football Ir FaVOT1t9 Boy of Month Student Counc1l Ir off1cer Track BARBARA BEAN Band offxcer F1ne Arts Annual Staff Ir Plays L1brar1an FHA offlcer CHARLES DAVIS Football Kmg Co Capta1n All State Fresh, Favor1te Jr. Plays Dog House Pres. GAYLE GRISHAM FHA reporter Ir Plays Fme Arts Pep Squad L1brar1an Past1me sew1ng 1 1 LOIS BOEDEKER TERRY FHA 4 yr TNBPR Band Majorette Bulldog News Jr Plays L1brar1an JACKIE DAUGHTRY FHA H1st 51 TNBPR Pep Squad Jr. Plays Hobby sewmg Pastune r1d1ng IAN HALLMAN Co Leader G1rls' State Flne Arts Annual Staff Ir Plays Student Counc1l BOHANNON Hobby hunt1ng Pastxme readmg Food steak Amb1t1on f1n1sh school BE RNARDO ESC OBEDO Football Basketball Fresh. off1cer Hobby apprentlce barberlng Pastxme sports DAN HAM BY Track 3 yrs Football 3 yrs Ir Plays Fresh off1cer Hobby sports Amb1t1on preach W-lflys, BOBBY BOUNDS Football Tenn1s Jr Plays Dog House Rep Student Counc1l Hobby sports TEDDY FERRELI.. FFA 2 yrs .Tr Plays Hobby worklng on cars Past1me shows and ball games TOMMY HAMMER Football Track .Tr Plays Hobby sports Past1me golf Food steak , . o i A ld f - 2 f A ' Z E ' 1 A x F X M IKE COCHRAN Bulldog News Golf-3 yrs Football Mgr Hobby-golf Pastime-reading Basketball Mgr BILLIE RUTH FLEMING Ambition-sec. Pastime-read Food cake Hobby-sewing Pet peeve-un- friendly people BECKY HELMER Cheer Leader Fine Arts F1-esh.Favorite Jr. Plays Annual Staff Sr. Sec. MARGARET COOPER Sr. Treas. Co-Leader Bulldog News Dog House Rep Student Council Pastirne-sports MILLIE SUE FLEMING Ambition-sec. Pastime-read Food-cake Hobby-sewing Pet peeve un- friendly people SUE HOLLABAUGH TNBPR Pep Squad Fine Arts Librarian-'53 Bulldog News Hobby-reading MARVIN COX Football Basketball Food-chicken fried steak Hobby-saving old coins DALE FORREST Track Football Soph. Pres . Pet peeve - deadline s GEORGE HUMPHREY Football-3 yrs. Track-3yrs. Boys' State Annual Staff Ir. Plays Ir.-Sr. officer Max, J. D., and Sue meet with Mrs Cagle andMr. Johnson to make plans for the senior trip JACOB ISAAC Band offlcer Annual Staff Jr Plays Hobby readmg Amb1t1on f1n1sh college RICHARD MIDDLEBROOK FFA Z yrs Football Z yrs Basketball Track lyr Bulldog News Pastlme s1ng1ng SUE PREWIT Pep Squad Jr Plays FHA 2 yrs TNBPR Food fr1ed clucken N LONELL JONES Annual Ed 54 Band Pres Sweetheart Class off1cer D1st Tenms F1ne Arts WAYNE MITCHELL Football Basketball Jr Plays Class Off1cer Past1rne sports Food ch1cken M ONA REID Soph Favor1te Class off1cer FFA Sweetheart Co Leader Jr Plays Food cabbage M AX KELLEY Football 4 yrs Co capta1n Track 4 yrs Annual Staff Jr Plays Sr off1cer MABETH MORELAND Jr Plays Class Reporter Pep Squad Pres F1ne Arts State Ready Wfltlng 53 PATRICIA RICE TNBPR FHA 4 yrs Peop Squad Hobby playlng the p1ano Food ch1cken S. MARILYN KINNEY DOUGLAS KOHOUT Transfer student FHA 3 yrs Readmg Club Amb1t1on to be a nurse Food cucumbers ELDON MORITZ Basketball Track Z yrs Jr Plays Soph Favorlte Hobby sports DOUGLAS SHAM BURGE R Golf Jr Plays Hobby collect arrow heads Food 1ce cream Past1me golf Track Z yrs Football lyr Jr Plays FFA D1str1ct off1cer Bulldog News JOYCE MUELLER FHA Volleyball Pastlme sports Food fr1ed ch1cken F A SOSEBEE Football 4 yrs Basketball Jr Plays Track lyr Hobby sports Food steak Football-3 yrs. Librarian J IJ LA FERN LOWE MYRNA MARTIN RONNY MARTIN FHA Cheer Leader Transfer student Volleyball Gxrls State Jr Plays Hobby collectmg Soph off1cer Football what nots Honor Student FFA Past1me r1d1ng Annual Staff Amb1t1on to be horses FHA off1cer a geO10g1St WANDA LENE LEE ROY OLSON YVONNE PETERSON NAUERT FFA 3yrs FHA 4yrs Jr Plays Basketball TNBPR Band off1cer, Boys State Pep Squad flag bearer Pastlme f1sh1ng Jr Plays maJo1-ette Hobby collectmg Hobby leather FHA 3 yrs match books craft Bulldog News ARLYNE STOKES BOBBY TAYLOR EUGENE TAYLOR TNBPR FFA off1cer Football Band 4 yrs Jr Plays Basketball Flrst come f1rst serve! L1brar1an Food ch1cken FFA Thesesemor g1rls get Volleyball 53 Pet peeve Past1me wormng the best seats for one of Annual Staff unfr1endly on cars the many sen1or class Pastlme readmg people Amb1t1on succeed meetmgs, 5 . 1 AN , , . , K r NA X A ' D . - . ' . - . , ' . - U 1 - l ' 1 - I . . - . -' - ' - ' ' Football 3 yrs Basketball Jr Plays .Tr Treas Track 1 yr Hobby huntmg DON WALKER Football Z yrs Basketball FFA off1cer Boys State Hobby workmg w1th l1vestock NAWONA WILLIAMS Bulldog News Ed Band 4 yrs Drum Majorette F1ne Arts FHA 4 yrs .Tr Plays DOROTHY THAMES FHA 1 yr Volleyball Bulldog News Hobby sewmg Past1me readmg Food pecan p1e W AYNE WASH Football 4 yrs Basketball Track 4 yrs .Tr Plays Class Pres Hobby sports ANGELA TILLOTSON Cheer Leader Fme Arts Pres Glrls State Bulldog News Student Counc1l Food barbecue DANA VADEN G1rls State Student Councll F1ne Arts Dog House Sec Pep Squad TNBPR I D WENDEBORN RUTH ANN Football Mgr Bulldog News Sr Pres Jr Plays Jr V Pres WHITE Band 4 yrs Area FHA off1cer Annual Staff TNBPR Past1me sports pastlme Plano Senlor members of physlcs class hard at work S FFA 3 yrs Band 3 yrs Bulldog News Track Hobby hunt1ng and f1sh1ng MARY WHITLEY L1brar1an Volleyball Hobby volleyball Past1me readlng Ambltxon sec NANCY WILSON Pep Squad FHA Z yrs TNBPR Tenn1s Choral Club School TCU , A '-fl I 1 ' I if 4 . - . 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' - . - Jr. Plays JIMMY TERRY - DONALD WAITS FIRST TERM Pres1dent J'1mm1e Alredge V1ce presldent Ann Ulke Sec Treas Bette Box Reporters Betty Upshaw Ernest Davls SPONSORS M1ss Wmzer Mr Dyer au Gjfwe ancf Spanftaafi SECOND TERM Pres1dent Bobby Jones V1ce pres1dent Carla Bassett Reporter Joe Moreno Sgt at Arms Bob Haruson . gf I - :Eglin I , V 3 jnnmy Alexander R A Anders Buddy Baud Mary Baker Glen Berry 'U Sondra Burson Emma Applmg 'CT Leshe Baltz Georg1e Bohannon Bette Box 'S' .4 A F -Q-f D1ckey Bouchett Lors Carlton ng' , if i it , 1 V i 'ki , ,, D Nancy Ashcroft jxmmy Arledge 'gl Carla Bassett Loy Berry jo Anne Boone Lonn1e Bounds iv-vi' Alton Clem joseplune Cobb .5:,, fr Nancy Damels Carohne Cole Charles Coody Nell Courtney Wayne Cox , I , -xr-Z' W Q 12 y -a r ' , '.., 5 ' P' K 73 'ful-' L r KF eere f' ,N -A' t sr r ff N N y r -2- z. . .'?. fa- JIS 5 - ' .,.,.-7 sdiik Ernest Davls 'WV Jody Dav1s Paul Foster 'S' Mary Ann Gllbre ath Joan Goss Frances Davls B111 Denngton -H jerry Gamer Pat Goree Ray Dean Gressett What's thms making plans for the junior Semor Banquet. Bob Harnson Mxke Hart QU --417 Gene Hmze Dale Huls Blllle Klght Charles Marshall 2 Sue Ann McKnxght H!! Hollms Haynes Geraldme Hewxtt Bobby 101195 Lex Kelley Zoanne Lindsey B11ly Macon Betty Magness jane Martm no-4-Y Glyn Medlm :na 'K Dorene McAl1ster Frances McAneax r,.... Judy Metz joe Moreno J1!111I1Y Hrghfield F 4 Doug Kendr1ck john Markham 5 B111y McGary Nena Moreno A A A Vi Vx I ' A 3 , A i A 5 Q K A A 'J A. Av ' C' RFQ-3 1- 37 Q' ' Q - L' ,,.:4 A, H A A 4593- s- E7 . ' - ff for Q f A V ,A X- ig, - Rf f r - ' if 2 1 - k N'i. ' ' K ' iff' A ,f 4 A 'f ' , x g , 11 Q J t fn . - 'il 11:4 N .A A, - x 4 Q . s r . of 1 Q an A r 4 ' A ' 3 .A f A Agia 4 s ,Sf vi A A A E :sp AA W 1 Q f m iw' i' g53?f5Q 'Eff 3:5 'i A - ', f Chester Mon-is L. J. Mueller Mlnnxe Mullms Benny Parnell Leona Musll Don Savage W W L o n Letha Scott Sandy Se ay Joyce Swxft Archxe T D1d I get a part ID the plays? asks D1ckey aylor 11m Thompson Charles Toney john T Treadwell Betty Upshaw Frances Vasek Betty Vmson Ann Ullce Fay Ulke 1 Wanda Wh1te Bobby WJl1s Ilmmy Wyatt A group of Jumors ca ht 1 ug oltenng on the steps. Mlke Wash Donald West Z1p Zlmmerman H y 3? ' Q FIRST TERM Pres1dent Truman Ch1ldress V1ce presldent Durwood Taylor Sec Treas Mary Sheld Reporter Rhoulac Bunkley Sgt at Arms George Mayf1eld 'l SPONSORS Mrs Langford Mr Holbrooks me Glau ffzcwzfi ana! Spnmzau SECOND TERM President Jack Mills Vice-president Donald Wills Sec.-Treas. Janet Terry Reporter Gerald Martin Ha Bailiff Kay Black -6 ar 4 .J Roulhac Bunkley Judith Cox Ramona Dobbins Helen Charles Glenda Baker Barbee Bates Janice Boedeker Bobby .Toe Calhoun M arcia Davis NC I' Qi Betty Boone fm Donald C ampbell Ronald Davis Mercedes Roylyn Escobedo Flowers 'ix Wallace Bosse A 5 Joy Carmen Janie Derington Rose Freeman il Nora Fay Bates Shxrley Bounds ,IA 1 I WN., 's-4 Sonja Chandle r Dene Dixon nguoi Ira Sue Bell far in S J Merle Bryant YN 11 Truman Childress Q5 Gene Dixon Lon Rickey Galloway Giles Gaylan G1lle an slfu M 1lton Hmze .Tack Goree M a rj 0 me Hoote at 5 Hazel Klose A pw 4-s ,X. George Mayfield F3 Sharon Lane f'H ,e5, J. 2 Billy Mayfield 'al 'VH2' H3 'lb' iv: Dale Morrxs Io Ann Ward Hamby Hammer Hatley Hmckley Nancy Hughes B lldd y have '3 dr Ink, -av ,- Norretta Donald Lovvorn Mart1n Ti Mary Ann Danny McDaniel Meador 41 4 Gerald Martm 3 Jimmy Middlebrook JJ IJ! Nancy Martln 1.4 f . k , . l . VI, Jack Mills -pn 4.1-'IV 1 J Kat1e Moss l 39 Carl Gene Reed -Je E' Jane Neal Bobby Roge rs Num Bobbye Sue Gerald Stokes Summers Freddy Wade . ai Leon Walton 1 fl Barbara Oates 'QD Tommy Sc ho onrnake r nf I Durwood Taylor oe Wash Q! Troy Donald Dale W1ll1ams Wills Wofford Raymond Lo1s Olson P1-lde M ary She1d 4' Q5 T' Ann P ryo r Szgurd Srmth Joe Don Janet Kelvm Taylor Terry Vest 'T Joyce Alton Wlute W1ll1ams W1ll1ams .W x V Q 1 4 W X -cs:-' 1 K Sh1rley M wyatt X , J J 1 J . , .R A. . in . M 1 M: W Y , A vv ' . :ACF V ' K Ji' 'mi J 'rv J. , a 'fyt' V, 'Q S.. . If A A gf Q . Q V -. ? W r.ymblx K A . A -T , Q 'E E an 'Q X - 4 T ,Q J W , U' Li e ', -5 6 ' A.. J 'Q N. ' T iz' M- Q 1 Q., x l Z J , ' g V V FIRST TERM Presldent T C R1ce VICE Presldent Romeo Garc1a Sec Treas Norma .Tean Srrnth Reporter Halene L1pe Sgt at Arms Charles Stenholrn SPONSORS Mr Walkup M s Rowell Qfzedfzman efadfi Spamau SECOND TERM Pres1dent Martha Hudson V1ce Pres1dent Charles Stenholm Sec Treas Walter Hood Reporter Darryl Schoonmaker Sgt at Arms Mlke McClellan Bobby Young 4 R Z S Buford Adams Wallace Adams Dav1d Bean if Jack Be1l Maxme B1ll1I'lgt0I'1 B1ll Blackburn in p-...L Anqu1l1na Camancho Judy Campbell Wayne Carlton Sterlmg Carmon Bobby Cass Jerry D Cav1tt Dallas Chr1st1an XG Patsy Daffe rn 'sb' A Bobby Galloway f W? S0ph16 Cobb 'ei R Delton Ake .Terry Ann Ba1ze 23 Q T Betty S Boedecker Carolyn Boedecker ro-1 T' Larry Carnes Cl W1lbur Cox 'vi' XE J'1mmy C a rte r on Betty Cur1el 919 1 Barbara Dav1s Howard Dav1s Larry Dossey Gene Ekenstam Tommy Freeman Romeo Ga rc 18 Pe G tt G ggy aun len G11breath Jack Goree Tommy Gray au . 'Y Z A ' 'W V A 6 'Q 1 I K L X A A .kk I ia oil r . . ' ' afiztii w g, ' 1 if P A 2 il' ,. Ma t bb I .3 f : , K A A P , L 8 I I' EA , ., 1 J Qi ,X f A Q ' 71 ,f G . ' 3' L rs V ' f' b s 5 .99 5 4 i I K , 1 41 v F' 5 . .f f ,R :R X - XJQ 1 K X ,N I L M 4- C 5, A B -ms- 125' J z'43,5'gf-5 ' :ffl fmflvii , ff :gh ff,-V V ' V ' .., . fl , ' M ' f L51 . James Greenhaw Delarece Hansen Ralph Hanson Sue Hardin Sarah Harrison Peggy Harvick ' Ti? I V , I Don Haynes Sara Hinds Anne Hitch Walter Hood Martha Hudson Barbara Ivy 10.31 . 519, V , rf w K I5 . V if 4 . 6 ,K AJ ,, NL .V - :D I va' -Q, 4 'jr , ' . 'ww-y 1, , it Kenneth Ivy Larry Don Ivy Nigkey Jackson Lynette Johnson Carolyn Jones Mary Koonce t I V 3, .9 952' - ,-f' .Z :L ' i':' 1' I Y , A 5 K' f , . X . I , M V: , ,2 FT A,Q-fi. ' V 1 Erz , ' V V 7 V 342, , 1 ,S , f , ,I ' H' n 4 Halene Lipe Jack Magness Mike McClellan Dorothy McGar y Larry McNeil Jesse Miller Douglas MOnZ1hg0 G1bbS Mood Jan Olson Arche Pardue I Eddle Shuqulst M a rtha Stephens QQ fw- -2 Jean Sltton i Ernestme Mueller Sandra Ne1nast Bobby Nelson l Wesley Rhodes T C R1ce Norma Smlth Sandra Sorrels K? Melvyn Stevenson .T B Tabor An1ta Taylor Y' 1 Af Dona Terry Clor1se Thomas Carolyn Wade Gayle Ward JV J Betty Sue N1chols 91 Charles Royall Darryl Schoonrnaker 1 haf ia!- Carla Jo Sparkman Charles Stenholm Kenneth Teague 3 G? Lf. Don Welch J' Ki 9' M aff' Robert Terrell FH 1 Danny Weeks iii 5- 'ir Elnora West Royce West Devonna Wh1te Jewell Wh1te Marv1n Wh1te Jerry W1ll1ams Bobby Young x , y f F' 'L , I all V' . Lt H, , K. M W T W I ' 7 4 5 C . Aff 5 .F ., fp fvf -V 5 Q 3' f' Bei.-:eff ' 1 ' I 1 . - K: 4 1 s' , '-' gi, ' ' M ff ' at 1 gl- 4:5 X 4 , ,V 3 C I I 1 ,z C R 1 1, y A - 1 - - , , h me . . 71, I iff V J fl I-'iff 3 ' 1' Zhi if 1406 Lonell jones Seated Standmg Rf Edltor Jewel Austrn Sponsor Ann Pryor Betty Upshaw,Dana Vaden, Barbara Bean, Hollxs Haynes, Frances McAnear, Becky Helmer jacob Isaac ,George Humphrey, D1ckey Bouchett, jerry Garner, Ruth Wh1te,Gera1d1ne Hewxtt Gayle Gnsham Arlyne Stokes Max Kelley, Gaylan G111ean, Judy Metz Not Pmctured Rhoulac Bunkley Lynette johnson 6 O The Annual Staff got off to a good start by fam1l1ar1z1ng the new mem bers of the staff to the routme of pub l1sh.mg an annual Soon everyone was aslung Are the pxctures here? Have all the ads been sold? Can we meet our deadlme? These and many other quesuons are a part of edrtrng an an nual Sponsor Mrs jewelAust1n Lonell jones B Bean F McAnear G Hew1tt Hmnphrey Edltor Asst Ed1tor Asst Jumor Edrtors Bus Manager B Helmet M Kelley D Vaden G Gusharn Sports Ed1tors Art Edltors I Garner Layout Edrtors J Isaac B Upshaw R Whlte A Stokes I Metz H Haynes Snapshot Ed1tor Semor Rep junxor Rep G Glllean R Bunkley johnson A Pryor Sophomore Rep Freshman Rep Ann, Becky, and Gaylan wonder rf George and Betty have sold all the pxctuxes Geraldme, Frances, and Arlyne gwe Jerry and Drckey help w1th the ads Barbara watches Holhs and Judy work. Gayle and Dana show Jacob then art work. . . . - g . ---------- G. Adv. Editors ------------ D, Bouchett --......----..-.. . - diff , . ----------- L. ' Q B Nawona Williams Editor Mabeth Moreland - Society Editor Mrs. Geneva G. Huffaker - Sponsor Douglas Kohout - Adv. Manager Begxm originally as a column in the local newspaper, the Bulldog News graduated to the stage of a mimeographed sheet in 1935. Plans and production became more and more the responsibility of students, who worked under the super- vision of instructors. For nine years the paper was published with no interruptions then followed a period of intermittent publication. ln 1952-53 a regular publication plan was again resumed, with a major change in method. lt was then that arrangements were made to have the paper printed by a commercial printing establishrnent,the Stamford-American. Wayne Wash, Mike Cochran, Nancy Ashcroft, Caroline Cole, Mona Reid, Lois Boedeker af E , V. y . Angela Tillotson - News Editor I. D. Wendeborn - Sports Editor The 1953-54 monthly editions of the Bulldog News are the result of continued student effort. Profiting from foundation principles established by their predecessors, staff members have been able to assume additional duties. They now are assigned all the details of publishing, including the menial tasks. This, as are numerous other student activities, is an extra-curricula project, and all work is done outside class hours. eau Margaret Cooper Asst. Editor www- M 1 u .iq xt . 'V iJ '- Ay' Dorothy Thames, Bette Box, Nancy Daniels, Nena Moreno, Sylvia Foster, Mack Zimmerman, Missy Mood, Myrna Martin, Sue Hollabaugh, Emma Appling. '13 1 +5 d ' -'.Q, Mr john Dyer Sponsor The Student Council, CODS1St1l1g of two members from each class, promoted strong student student and student faculty relauonshlps In addmon to th1s lt planned as sembly programs, the rnommg opemng exerclses, con Seniors Myrna Martm ducted dnves for worthy causes, and served the student Bobby Bounds Qaumul body and school 1n varrous other ways Juniors Camlme C012 Sophomores -lame Dermgton Freshmen I-Ynette J0hn50n Mack Zxmmerman Mon-15 Hammer B111y Blackburn The library of the Stamford High School is a place of recreational reading as well as a place of study. Librarians strive to make available to students and teachers hbrary matenals which contribute to the teaching program Another ann IS to create an at mosphere of order and qluet so that the boys and the girls may enjoy books and gam knowledge Mrs L W johnson Librarian E? Joan Goss, Mary Shexd, Norretta Lovvom Betty Upshaw, Arlyne Stokes, Gayle Grisham Lois Carlton, Geraldme Hewitt, jan Hallman Nancy Ashcroft, Joyce Mueller . - . . . . 1 I I I 1 . . Y 3 if -, , - . V , 1- 'L . ' ,, h K- N - l Y If ,..,, , ' 4 -ff, - p K . . 1,51 4 ' Q 4. S . MIS. Arthur Beauchamp Sponsor The main purpose of the Stamford High Pep Squad is to keep the Bulldog spirit alive on the school campus. The Pep Squad is known in the district for its uniforms and for its performances during the half-time at the football games. Pep 1st Row: Martin, Reid. 2nd Row: Martin, Baize , Sorrell, Hatley, Black. 3rd Row: Hoote, Escobedo, McDaniels, Pete rson , Martin. 4th Row: Swift, Boone, Bryant, jone s , Sitton. 5th Row: Chandler, Ulke, Dobbins, Harvick, McAlister. 7th Row: Hud- son, Bates , Cobb, Boone, Musil. 8th Row: West, Carlton. Dana Vaden - Sgt.-at-Arms, Mabeth Moreland - Pre s . , Sue Jganie Rhew Hollabaugh - V. Pres., Jackie Daughtry - Sec.-Treas., Gayle Mascot Grisham - Reporter, Patty Rice - Parl, swaz 1st Row: Tillotson, Rhew, Helmer. 2nd Row White, Vaden, Reid, Cooper, Hallman. 3rd Row: Davis, Terry, Thomas, Taylor, McAnear. 4th Row: Hinds, Lipe, Sheid, Burson, Wilson. 5th Row: Gil- breath, Ulke, Hollabaugh, Cole, Sparkman. 6th Row: Daniels, Box, Rice, Daughtry, Grisham. 7th Row: Hewitt, Bassett, Moreland, Bunkley, Kight. Mabeth Moreland President The highlight of the year was the football banquet. Mr. Delbert Downing was the speaker. Led by the cheerleaders and co- leaders, the Pep Squad members took part in the Christrnas parade. 8th Row: Pryor, Goss. Jimmie Reid Co-Leaders: Mona Reid, jan Hallman, Margaret Cooper Mascot Leaders: Myrna Martin, Becky Helmet, Angela Tillotson W. E. Mayes Director Since its reinstatement in 1948 under the directorship of W. E. Mayes, the Band has made outstanding progress. Annually the organization has repre- sented the school throughout this area and has taken part in parades includ- ing Christmas and Rodeo parades held in Stamford. This year's Band consisted of approxi- mately seventy members. Under the leadership of Mrs. Gordon Wood, Mr, Mayes, and student leaders, the Band performed at every football game, pep rally, the Stamford Lake Dedication, and the Fat Stock Show at Fort Worth. Also a concert was given each month for the students. Drum Maj or - Nawona Williams Flag Bearers - Glyn Medlin and Nena Moreno Bam! Director ------- Mr. W. E. Mayes President ---------- Lonell jones Captain-Instruments -jerry Garner Captain-Music ----- Barbara Bean Captain-Uniforms ---- jacob Isaac QNot in picturej 1' qv' Lonell jones President Ashcroftg Beans Bellg Berryg Billingtong Boedeker, B.g Boedeker, C.5 1.5 Boedeker, L.5 Bohannong Bouchettg Boundsg Cassg Dafferng Daviss , B.5 Derington, janieg Derington, jerry? Earlyg Flowersg Fosterg Free- Gamers Gauntt3Gi11e ang Hansong Harding I-Iarrisong Haynesg Hughesg Isaacg B.5 Ivy, C.3 jonesg Lane3 Loughrnillerg Lindseyg Littleg McCallum5 McNei15 Mood, A.5 Mood, G.5 Morenoi Nauertg Nealg Oatesg Russelli Savagei Shuquistg Scottg Smithg Stokes, A.5 Stokes, B.5 Terryg Upshawg Vasekg Williams, 1.5 Williams, M.5 Williams, N.5 Wi11iams,T.5 Willsg Wofford. Lieutenant-Uniforms - Wanda Nauert Lieutenant-Instruments - Dicky Bouchett Twirlers - Emma Appling, Fran ce s Vasek, Wanda Nauert, Lieutenant-Music - Nancy Ashcroft Georgie Bohannon, Letha Scott, Lois Boedeker, i AA... Seruors You better enjoy lt It s your last' '7!VBPf2 T N B P R 1S composed of .Turuor and Senlor glrls They meet on Thursday rughts before Pep Rally and have a br1ef per1od of fun and fellowsh1p after wh1ch they go to add zest to the rally Last meetmg why so sad .Tun1ors? lst Row Vaden Hollabaugh Boedeker Bean Nauert Daughtry RICE Rexd Znd Row Stokes Swlft Metz Whltlock Tlllotson Moreland Haynes Burson Martm 3rd Row Whlte Hallman McAnear Helmer Bassett Copper McKn1ght Jones 4th Row W1lson Prew1t Whlte Cole WNW 'mi 'li Angela T1llotson Pres Mabeth Moreland Znd V1ce Pres Margaret Cooper Reporter Dana Vaden Parl H1st .Tan Hallman P1an1st On the floor Daffern L1pe Hlnds Lovvorn Bunkley Bean Glllean Burson BBIZB Harr1son Medlm Upshaw Seated Flowers Bell Pryor McKn1ght Vaden Re1d Mart1n Moreland Helmer I..1ndsay Grlsham Neal Cole Standmg Haynes Metz Hudson Johnson Lane Bohannon T1llOtSOH Hollabaugh Hallman Cooper Maleen W1ll1ams Klght Appllng Scott Boedeker Mrs D1ckG1les and Mrs HOl11S Haynes Becky Helmer lst V1ce Pres SPOUSOTS Flne Arts contrlbutes to the cultural advan tages of Stamford H1gh Schoolg1rls Each one lndeed tr1es to make Stamford truly mus1 ca Two members of the Stamford MUSIC Club sponsor F1ne Arts Present sponsors are Mrs Holl1s Haynes and Mrs D1ck Glles The publlc IS 1nv1ted each year 1n Apr1l to attend open house at wh1ch tune new of f1C6 rs are 1nstalled QE HUMEMAK AMERICA Sue Hard1n,Ma.x1ne B1ll1ngton Judy Campbell Carolyn Emma Applmg, Frances Vasek, Letha Scott Ira Boedeker Carolyn jones Norma Smrth Wallace Adams Sue Bell Gayle Gusham Georg1a Bohaxmon Barbara Ivy Zoanne Lmdsey Pres Ira Sue Bell Sec Frances Vasek Treas Georg1a Bohannon Parl Emma Applxng H1st Letha Scott Rep0rter Gayle Gnsham Standmg Sandy Seay Nancy Danlels Betty Lou Vmson Slttrng Dorene McAl1ster Bette Box Yvonne Peterson Lo1s Ann Carlton xc 'Ml .l D1t Hoote, joy Carmon Faye Bates, Shxrley Wyatt, Bette Bonne, Kay Black LOIS Pnde Judy Cox I 'N ,. a.l. E Vice Bres. - Zoanne Lindsey ,x ra M J f, Axes' 4.Jl.14. Many girls of our high school are among the thousands of teenagers which are members of a national organization c alle d the Future Homemakers of America. This organization is dedrcated to the goal of learning to live better today 1n order that our lives may be better tomorrow Many kmds of projects are planned and carried out that fulfill this goal Standing: jackie Daughtry, Peggy Gaunt, Lois Boedeker, Ruth Ann White, Sonja Chandler. Seated: Mercedes Escobedo, Wandalene Nauert, Mary Sheid. .Axis Standing Nawona W11l13.I'I1S, Dona Terry, Sandra Neinast Seated Sarah Harrison, Malone Wrlliams, M artha Hudson, Marc1a Davls, Janice Boedeker XJ I joan Hatley 121119 Derington, jane Martin A nqu1l1n a Comacho, Martha Stephens, Delarece Hansen, Dorothy McGary, Betty Cunel, Ann 1-htch Sponsor Mr Holbrooks Future Farmer Chapter Officers Standmg Bobby Taylor, Benny Parnell Donald Wllls, Bobby Wllls Seated Ray Gressett, Chester MOUIS, john Treadwell, Bobby jones, Gene I-hnze Donald West 1st Row Teddy Ferrell, joe Taylor Benny Parnell, joe Wash, john Treadwell, Truman Ch11d ress, Dale Wofford, jxmmy Wyatt, Buddy Baud 2nd Row Bobby jones, Carl Reed Gene DLXOD S1gurd Sm1th, Bobby Rogers, Donald W1l1s B111 McGary Hal Ba111ff 3rd Row Loy Berry Wallace Bosse, j1mmy Mzddlebrook jerry Schuchert Doug Kendrrck, jlmmy Alexander George Mayfxeld Donald West 4t.h Row Leon Walton, R1chard M1ddlebrook, Jody Dav1s M11ton HIHZE, Durwood Taylor, Ernest Davxs, Charles Toney, Dale Huls 5th Row Gene Hmze, Ray Dean Gressett, Lonnle Bounds Charles Barbee, Claude Green, R A Anders, Glen Berry, Paul Foster, Bobby WIHS, Alton Clem, Chester Morns, L I Mueller 46214 Sponsor Mr Walkup Greenhand Chapter Off1cers Dallas Chmsuan, Charles Stenholm, Sterhng Cannon, Edche Shuqu1st, Larry Cames lst Row Larry Ivy Don Welch Kenneth Ivy Wesley Rhodes, T C R1ce B111y Mayheld Edd1e Shuqu1st, Don Haynes, Kenneth Teague 2nd Row M1ke Mlller Bobby Galloway, Donald Campbell De1tonAke Gayle Ward Charles Stenholm Howard Dav1s 3rd Row Sterllng Car mon I B Tabor Wllbur Cox, Melvxn Stevenson, Wayne Carlton, jewel Wlute, Glen Gllbreath Robert Terrell 4th Row Jackle Bell, Gene Ekenstam, Buford Adams, Dallas Chx1st1an Tommy Gray Sth Row Kelv1n Vest, Larry Cames, jack Magness, Alton WIHIZHIS, Gene Whlte, Royce West, Troy W1ll1ams, j1mmy Carter, Weldon Holbrooks !! U Q . K , I! 5, , f ' 1 .. i I, I 1 ' , . I .1 '. , ' . x I E IA. ' A L. . 3 1 1 1 0 I 1 1 . . . . . . , 1 a 9 J ' 3 ' 1 1 - n 9 . . . . . . . , . g . . . . . .. Q 1- - I ' s X I 1 .Qi il 4- 1- 51.5 -' . 4- 1 r .1 I . I ' ' X F ment Boy G G1rl of the Month Exchange Club December Charhe Dav1s 8 Angela Clvlc C ub Honorees T lllotson january Lonell Jones 8 Eldon Montz February Myrna Mart1n 8 Don Walker March Nawona W11 l1ams 8 j1mmy Terry fnot pxcturedj May J D Wendeborn S Sue Holla baugh ff' R' 'J Bluebonnet G1r1's State Nancy Ashcroft Busmness 8 Professlonal Women's Club Betty Upshaw Rotary Club Frances McAnear Exchange Club, Glyn Medlxn Amencan Leglon Auxlhary BGPW Guls of the Month Mona Re1d Bus1ness G1rl of the Year w1th the h1ghest average 1n the three bus1ness courses Angela Txllotson Pep Squad Lonell jones Band Ruth Ann Wh1te Home makmg Department Nawona W11l1ams Enghsh Depart Boy's State jxmmy Arledge Exchange Club Dlckey Bouchett Rotary Club 3? at . . 3 . -- S ' 5 n 5 . . U . - . S - I . 5 - . s - ' - . . . 5 April - Becky Helmer G Wayne Wash5 . ' . ' 5' E' any , f 5 . , ' - S V. a N . . 5 -- 3 -- Superlatrve Merrt jack M1115 Emrnent Ment Morns Hammer Superror Ment Roulhac Blmkley, Lynette john son, Martha Hudson, Marjorre W1ll1ams Honorable Ment Ira Sue Bell Gaylan G1llean, Sue Stokes Halene L1pe Norma Smrth B1lly Blackburn, Sarah Harr1son Rlcky Glles The Latm Department has won two beaumful trophres for outstandmg scores on th1s exam, Wh1Ch 1S taken each year by both f1rst and second year students All the students made above the medran average score tabulated for the more than 24,000 takmg the 1954 test These Received Honors Emma Lou Apphng recewes State FHA Degree Don Walker, Stamford's only Lone Star Farmer, was awarded the DeKalb Award for outstandmg FFA boy Lon Galloway, Lonme Bounds, Wallace B os s e hold Poultry judgmg b anne r Mrs R E Hall Becky Helmer Mr Garth McCallum Hostess Presldent Host Inq Jlawie Uaomcal Representatwes to the Dog House Councxl Freshman Carla jo Sparkman, N1ckey jackson Sopho more janet Terry Gerald MZITIH jumor joan Goss, Charles Coody, Senxor Becky Helmer Tommy Hammer f ' QL' Dun , Why, you can't call me a wilted petunia. 'Herbie, you had no right to say those things to judy's mother, N' I, V 'fa Aff' B V, Say ah Please Miss Drucie, let's leave this ghastly, ghostly place S Herbie's First Date Cast of Characters Herbert Sanders ------------ Wayne Wash Kay -------------- ----- J anice Hallman Peggy ------- Mrs. Sanders --- jack Bradley --- Dick Harding ---- Judy Andrews ---- Prompter -- - ---- jackie Daughtry --- Lois Boedecker --- Eldon Moritz ---- Dan Hamby ----Helen Bates ---- Sue Hollabaugh Scary Hollow Cast of Characters Mrs, Glubb ------------------ Sue Prewit jody ------- Rocky Hill --- Cy Crawford ---- Babs Wilton ---- ------Bobby Bounds ---- Max Kelley ---- Mike Cochran ----Becky Helmer Norine Bentley--- ----- Angela Tillotson Rex Richardson ------ Tommy Dawkins Douglas Shamburger ------------ jacob Isaac Miss Drusilla Dawkins ------- Barbara Bean Roseola Coots ----- - ----- Yvonne Peterson Prompter --- ---- Lonell jones Bessie, The Ba.ndit's Beautiful Baby Cast of Characters Clayborne Romaine --------- Don Walker Mrs. Patience Romaine ----- M. Moreland Twilight Romaine ------- Margaret Cooper Worthington Romaine ---- 1. D. Wendebom Ramrod ----------------- Douglas Kahout Citronella ---------- --- Myrna Martin Melboume Basehart ---- --- F. A. Sosebee Mrs. Jessie james ---- --- Gayle Grisham Bessie Brmting ----- ---Nawona Williams Prompter --- --- Dana Vaden PM Business Manager ------- George Humphrey Ad Committee --------- Tommy Hammer, Buddy Gray, jackie Daughtry, F. A. Sosebee, Dana Vaden, Mona j. Reid, Myrna Martin, J, D. Wendeborn. Ticket Committee ------ Margaret Cooper, Becky Helmer, Angela Tillotson. Ushers ------ Arlyne Stokes, Donald Waits, Leroy Olson, Eugene Taylor, Bernado Escobedo. Property Crew ---------- Ruth Ann White, Marvin Cox, Joyce Mueller, Wayne Mitchell, Wanda Nauert. Make-Up --- Dana Vaden, Sue Hollobaugh, Nancy Wilson, Gayle Grisham. Sound Effects ---------------- Buddy Gray Old man Moxley's ghost. So I'm a kitchen wench, am I? Cast of Bessie, The Band.it's Beautiful Baby takes a bow My pearls -ta Typing Ready-writing Joan Goss-lst District Mabeth Moreland-lst District Angela Tillotson Znd District Nancy Ashcroft 3rd District Znd Regional e ff' Zdmila Sen1or Declarnation J'un1or Declamation Norretta Lovvern lst District Martha Hudson lst District Znd Regional Lynette Johnson Znd Regional Shorthand Slide Rule Becky Helrner lst District 5th Regional Eldon Moritz lst District Nawona Williams Znd D1str1ct lst Regional D1Ck18 Bouchett 3rd D1str1ct 3rd Reglonal Bobby Bounds 2nd D1str1ct f t, y A I IV 6 Zdenizfa Ifaje Nawona W1111ams Shorthand 4th at State 99 2 1 N. il Nancy Ashcroft Typmg STATE CHAMPIONS Markham Coody Calhoun, and Shamburger My WA A i 440 Yard Relay Team Wayne Wash Shot put and dlscus Wash, Davxs, Mona, and Hmnphrey 1 Side Golf vm The Stamford Hrgh School Golf Team won the Con ference A champ1onsh1p at Aust1n by 30 strokes over second place The team posted a 624 total to w1n Ch arl e s Coody broke the previous Interscholastxc League state record by two strokes and was snr shots better than any other 1nd1v1dual m all classes Other members of the team made good records Bobby Calhoun shootmg 160 Bubba Markham 161 and Douglas Shamburger, 164 Charles Coody Bobby Calhoun Bubba Markham Douglas Shamburger UHILLBILLY HIGHIINKS' ' Elviry .... Iupe ..... Blossom. . Zeke ..... Pliney . . . Ellie Mae . Harvey. . . Meg ..... SIS O is Aunt Plxney Hannah Caleb David .Tupe Rita Audrey . . . Hollis Haynes Mack Zimmerman . . . Caroline Cole . Dickey Bouchett . . . . . Letha Scott . . . . Sondra Burson . . . Lonnie Bounds . . .Nancy Ashcroft THE OZARKS Georgie Bohannon Ioan Goss Carla Bassett Wayne Cox .Terry Garner Don Savage Geraldine Hewitt Joyce Swift Mrs. Murray ...... Bette Box Kathy Iudy Metz Millie Glyn Medlm Alexander Mary Beth Mr Bentley PM MIND OVER MUMPS Doug Kendrick Betty Upshaw Bill Derington THOSE WHO HELPED Director Mrs John Dyer Business Mgr I1mm1e Arledge Sponsors Miss Winzer Mr Dyer Prompters Sue Ann McKn1f1ht Frances McAnear Wanda White Make up Josephine Cobb Nancy Daniel Nena Moreno WG L S' . ....... ' . 1 .5 - lls fi. xg ' c s ,s. k . , C , if W 0 , 3 V ty 1 v. ll ,, , .. - - ......, I 4 . , I x . Max presents Queen Dana with her gift from the football joe is lost in thought. team. Eldon, Mabeth, Buddy, and Wayne stand by. jumors lookmg for the1r places Mabeth crowns Eldon Klng ima... 'Us -Semen AMW: 1 1 Lv I Sm1le please Pres1dent Bobby Jones Sen1or Pres I D Wendeborn V1ce Pres Carla Bassett Speaker Rev Jerry Boles Q' .Tumors and Svmors rx med? X 1, Photovemc Buddy 'Y Whc rs arm he curls? Th re they are ' ! I I G1fIS for semor sponsors 0 o i t : 1 I . V S V X 'E X - A - ,,:h. 3,0 l 6 V. . P. ' . if 5 ' Vx -X X ,' 'Q , .v ' w X f L s X h 'W- S 7 -.Y b fs , 5. ' M x L Coach Charlif- is caughl in the act, ff A . , ThCY'r9 t YiY1l V0 look diffnifiedf , XS , ' fx, E. A Q , ' f . -Y .,. L ' ' . ' J If . 'ss F U ' - 5 q .. ,ss -,- lv .N f. X: , S A K ' - ' X 1 - - r t - 5' . ef f u, x I .. I A 5 j N , 9 V , Row, row, row your boa Is Coach just trymg to lose a l1ttle werght? The Class of '54 left for New Orleans from the Horseshoe on March 31 Arr1v1ng at Baton Rouge the followmg mornlng, the group toured the beaumful Loulslana cap: tol On reachlng New Orleans they found many lnterest mg h1stor1cal places Restaurants such as Antomes and the Court of the Two Slsters fLu'n1shed much pleasure and delectable eatmg The nxght d1vers1ons 1ncluded a tour on the famed showboat, a tr1p to the Blue Room and llstenmg to the Jazz mus1c of such ce1ebr1t1es as the Basm Street SIX The class came home after a wonderful tr1p enjoyed allke by sponsors and students Inspectmg ackson Square 1n the French Quater the sub Spo ors at Audobon Park Zoo Smltty tames the bear Wxshmg Well at Court of Two S1sters Goons rn the lagoon of Crty Park S. Ready, ann fxre' Tlme to start home . 4 Q '-5 J ' . C... V .,. . . . I 7 5- , A 1 f ' I 975 A - ' I 'u 1 In . ' S ' I Pfaogfzam CLASS PROPHECY F. A. Sosebee's fondest dream has come true. He 's got a Swenson and a Cadillac. Douglas Shamburger has just won the Masters Tournament by beating Hogan by an arrn's length. Patty Rice has just opened a new shop, a tailor shop, spelled TAYLOR. Mona Reid - ah Shaw - hopped the first train after graduation to New Orleans, and we haven 't heard from her since. Sue Prewit is head soda jerk at Yates. Yvonne Peterson has opened MA'S PLACE featuring Smorgasbord. Her motto is Straight from Ma's own kitchen. This is because her mother is the chief cook. Le Roy Olson has become the Don juan of the roaring '60's. Wanda Nauert is operating the RAG KNOT OLD MAID HOME. For reservation call 993. Joyce Mueller has become assistant to Catherine Lavelle at the hospital. Mabeth Moreland, after ten successful years of marriage, has won the title of Mrs. Best Cook of 1964. Richard Middlebrook has finally become a PFC in the National Guard. fPrivate Friend of the Captain.j Myrna Monroe Martin has been overseas entertaining the boys. Her numbers have been spiced with a little bit of the French touch. La Fern Lowe is still car-hopping for Tom's. Max Kelley is now a Metropolitan Opera star and for his hobby he runs MaX's Gym. Douglas Kohout is selling the world-renowned magazine, THE PROGRESSIVE FARMER. As you enter the door of the Stamford Sanitarium you will find three names on the middle office door: Dr. Matilda Metz Wash, Dr. Wayne Robert Wash, and in a very small print, Dr. L. F. Metz. Don Walker has given up his large twenty-acre ranch called Proxy to work at Moreland Insurance Company. Across the street from the RAG KNOT OLD MAID HOME is the LOAFER'S HOME FOR MEN run by Donald Waits. Dana Vaden has finally succeeded in growing to a size 9. In the recent popularity contest Angela Tillotson led Liberace by a head , Dorothy Thames is now head typist for the Stamford American. Since Nancy Wilson has made so many trips to College Station, she has been the first woman admitted to AGM. Wayne Mitchell is still trying to find out Who fired that shot? Dale Forest has become the world-renowned Nature Boy. Gayle Grisham is now head instructor of art in Avoca. Dan Hamby w1ll renre from a successful m1n1stry and take over the pos1t1on of manager of DEH After all these years Becky Helmer has re fused to tell wluch permanent glves that natural look George Hlunphrey stxll hasn't drsclosed to Betty who the Texas Tornado IS Lonell jones has pubhshed a splendrd book, HOW TO ENJOY MISERY OTHER PEOPLE'S Mlke Cochran IS st1ll trylng to get back lus fountam pen from Coach Wood, also the dollar Marvin Cox IS now a hero of the Western movles He has a ser1al called The Green Bandlt R1des Agam, 1n hrs 1928 Cadll lac Teddy Ferrell has won the Abllene Speed race Also, It has been rumored that he IS to become a Mars Patrolman B1ll1e and M1ll.1e Flemlng st1ll have the world baffled w1th the quest1on Wh1ch tw1n has the Bobb1e? Buddy Gray and hrs monstrous w1fe now l1ve at the Stamford Country Club, and he has become assrstant to Shanty Hogan jan Hallman has only been able to get th1s s1de of Arlmgton In fact, she 1sn't too 1nterested any more Tommy Hammer has the motto, Two cars 1n the garage, a mortgage on the house, and sell more cars than Humphrey Sue Hollabaugh has estabhshed a typ1cal Amer1can home her husband IS All Amencan Charles Davls, and she has won the t1tle of Mrs Amer1ca jacob Isaac has publ1shed a new book, HOW TO REGAIN YOUR REPUTATION, OR THAT CAKE'S DONE BEEN ET jlmmy Terry 15 st111 travehng over the world tryrng to fmd t.he g1rl of h1s dreams as perfect as he IS Eugene Taylor has settled down both 1n dr1v1ng and marned l1fe Bobby Taylor IS st1ll workmg on the RICE Pattres Arlyne Stokes IS now coach of the glrls' basketball team at Avoca Nawona W1ll1ams, W1l'.l1 her sweet smlle and charmmg personal1ty, has taken Roy Cra1g's place at the Stamford Amerlcan What wlll become of Nawona? Ruth Ann Wh1te has Jomed the WAFS and IS now Lt 1n charge of KP 'Wendy' IS the pres1dent of a new manufactunng concern, and hlS product IS mosqu1to klller called NO BUZZ Helen Bates IS st1ll workmg at Perry's try1ng to make enough money to settle down w1th Tommy L1ndsey Terry Bohannon plans to return to Stamford to take over the pos1t1on of Andy Stone as busmess manager of H 8 H Theatres Barbara Bean has been Slnglng wlth the Basm Street Snc for three years and w1ll be 1n the next number, When the Saxnts Go March1ng In Lo1s Boedeker 1S now the nurse ID SHS and specrahzes 1n glvlng shots for 15 rt shocksj to the faculty members Eldon Montz w1ll soon be released after llvlng down what he l1ved up on the Semor tr1p Robert Harry Bounds, jr has just publ1shed a book entltled HOW TO MAKE LOVE TO ONE GIRL WHILE GOING WITH ANOTHER Margaret Cooper 1S st1ll on agam, off agam w1th her d1amond track shoes JACKIE Daughtry can't dec1de whether to be hke her srster and get marr1ed or just go steady Deep 1n the heart of Stamford,Bernardo has opened Arturo Escobedo's Dance Studzo Th1S studlo features the Mombo Charles Davls 15 the proud papa of an ent1re g1rls' football team complete w1th water boy We would l1.ke to add that Mrs johnson has just found out what causes that awful odor 1n the hbrary It's caused from dead srlence Class Song Class Colors School Song Blue and Whrte S1ng1ng glory to the Blue, Class Flower Slngmg glory to the Whlte, Rosebud For we know our dear old h1gh school Is forever 1n the nght Class Motto Down the corr1dor of years ood our goal We'll forget our Joys and tears, God our gurde For our h1gh school Our h1gh school we love' After ten years, Miss Winzer has married and Mary Lee Whitley is now the commercial teacher at SHS. . . . . . , , . . . G . 3 CLASS HISTORY The Class of '54 started the1r h1gh school career as freshmen by g1v1ng a party commemoratmg Chnstnnas and havmg a spnng PICDIC at Ab1lene State Park Dunng our sophomore year each class member entered 1n makmg a Valent1ne party an enjoyable OCCSSIOD The year rolled by, br1ng 1ng to the class more and more amb1t1ous thoughts for the1r future The year was clrmaxed by the annual spnng p1cn1c at Abllene State Park In the sprmg of our Jumor year we were honored wlth a backward party, g1ven for us and the semors by Mrs H1ll Followmg thls came the Iumor plays Wh1Ch were an overwhelmmg success Next, we plunged ourselves 1nto much hard work and, as a result, we gave one of the most beautlful junxor Sen1or Banquets SHS has ever witnessed, uslng Mard1 Gras for our theme We ended the year wlth our class p1cn1c at Abilene where we went skatxng and swlmmmg acuvltles and money makmg projects The class, not behevmg 1n all work and no play, planned a gangster party whxch tumed out to be a great success In close successlon came two talent shows and the party for Don T1mberlake, who, to our regret, had to leave for Uncle Sam's serv1ces Don had very capably handled the Job of Master of Ceremomes for the two shows The class members, st1ll slavmg away m order to earn more money, sponsored the Sen1or Plays, cake sales, and concessrons also, they added varzety w1th performances by the Stamps Ozark Quartet and the Flylng Cats Takmg pnde ln the fact that the Class of '54 broke the 1ce and made the dream of gomg to New Orleans a real1ty, we shall long remember the expenences and fun of seemg the Old South w1th 1ts appeal1ng Creole atmosphere We marvelled at the spectacular contrast of the anc1ent and the modern Upon our return to SHS, we found many good t1mes yet 1n store for us Among these were a haynde and a receptlon and tr1p to H SU made posslble by the F1rst Baptlst Church Now we see our Sen1or year nearly ended as It 1S Sen1or Day The Class of '54 w1sh to say that we sm cerely hope that the future sen1or classes enloy the1r Semor year just half as much as we have ours . 3 . . - . At last came the year the Class of '54 had long awaited. We began it enthusiastically with our various . 5 . . CLASS WILL We, the members of the Class of 1954 be1ng of sound mmd, memory, and body do hereby bequeath these possessions to the under classmen and faculty of Stamford High School Helen Bates leaves her shy, quiet ways to Carla Jo Sparlcman Barbara Bean leaves her sweaters to Roul.hac Bunkley Lois Boedecker leaves her ability to be called Grasshopper to Emma Lou Applmg Bobby Bounds le aves his bram to Nancy Martin Terry Bohannon leaves h1s perfect posture to Sue Ann McKn1ght Mike Cochran leaves his fountain pen to the Junior Class if they can get it away from Coach Wood Margaret Cooper leaves her escapades with Eldon on the Senior trip to Judy Metz Marvm Cox leaves his streamlined Chevrolet to John T Treadwell Jackle Daughtry leaves her patience with the Pep Squad to Frances McAnear Charlie Davis leaves his coaclung ab111ty to Coach Wood Bernardo Escobedo leaves his ability to mombo to Miss Stncklm Teddy Ferrell leaves h1s levis to Coach Isbell Billie and M1lJ.1e Fleming leave all their boy friends to the Sophomore and Junior girls Dale Forest leaves has even tem perament to D1t Hoot Buddy Gray leaves Hurrah' ' ' Gayle Gr1sham leaves all her diets to Nancy Ashcroft Janice Hall man leaves her ab111ty to be a one man woman to Wanda White Dan Hamby leaves his football Jacket to any six people that can take xt away from him Tommy Hammer leaves his handsome features to Bob Harrrson Becky Helmer leaves her Tom to Billy Williams Sue Hollabaugh leaves her get up and go to Carla Basset George Humphrey QThe Texas Tomadoj leaves Betty Qbut not w1ll1nglyJ Jacob Isaac leaves his big JUICY kiss to Dickie Bouchett Lonell Jones leaves her ability to get along with the teachers to B111 Macon to Mike Wash La Fern Lowe leaves her Job at Tom's to Ann Pryor Eldon CLOVCFIIPSJ Morltz leaves his leg make up kit to Donald Campbell Myrna Martin leaves her 14 bottles of Tafon to Roylyn Flowers Richard Middlebrook leaves his singing ab111ty to Truman Chlldress Wayne Mitchell leaves the round up hall to Kay Black Mabeth Moreland leaves her cooking ability to Mrs Massey Joyce Mueller leaves her ab111ty to be faithful to her france to B111 Dermgton Wandalene Nauert leaves her ability to always have a boy on the stung to Jane Neal Le Roy Olson leaves his flirty ways and loud mouth to George Mayfxeld Yvonne Peterson leaves her horses to Barbara Oates Sue Prewit leaves her sense of humor to Miss W1nzer Mona QSad1eJ Reid leaves her bottle of light and br1ght to Faith Ann Wise Patnc1a Rice leaves her dimples to Bubba Marld-ram Douglas Shamburger leaves has Regal mme on the Senior trip to Lex Kelley F A Sosebee leaves h1s ab111ty to go with a Swenson to Charles Coody Arlyne Stokes leaves her crgars to Bobbye Sue Stokes Bobby Taylor leaves Ins book makmg racket to Bobby Calhotm Eugene Taylor leaves his knowledge of English to Jerry Garner Jimmy Terry leaves his pictures to Halene Lipe Dorothy Pearl Thames leaves her sweet, co operative ways to Carol 1ne Cole Angela T1llotson leaves her ab111ty to go with a football player for four years to Georgia Bohannon Dana Vaden leaves her corsets to Ray Dean Donald Waits leaves lus ab111ty to go w1th Avoca girls to Jack Mills Don Walker leaves his easy going ways to Mary Sheid Wayne Wash leaves all his blue ribbons, paper clippings, trophys, and ath let1c abxhty to Durwood Taylor J D Wendebom leaves his title, The Sweetest Boy in School , to Jody Davis Ruth Ann White leaves her ability to tell everytlung she lcnows to Norretta Lovvorn Mary Lee Whitley leaves her hair to Mr Arrant Nawona Williams leaves her quiet, femmme ways to Peachy Cole W Nancy Wllson leaves her ab111ty to go with b1g college men to Hollis Haynes The Clas of '54 as a whole leaves all the cake sales,talent shows, hard work, and everything that goes to make a wonderful Senior year to the Class of '55 E 0 Max Kelley leaves his barbells to Tommy Williams Qif he can carry themJ. Douglas Kohout leaves his progressive ways . ' ' . . Q W , f 019.33 I3 IEBKSIO lg? i l3 R319 13 Q 3 F M A 1 Q1 A E ybodlk -1 Q v N X X K' .. -'ff 'X Ai u 'LVL - - L., ' C 11 B rbara sings Serena I n Q ' X I M . ,c first of two big events 9019- -Q 5 I fn +I -. 1 4. l 11'-1i' -L A . V lk uf lfifkg W L1 1 L . xg l ,,...--n N R I A Q0 , Q' ' .- Q 'X .Ll X- '+P I . A . 1. . .- 4, A -V 4 ' I 'ww pronouns' 'ou qrzzduntm- af Stamford High School. Smile, Ruth Ann, V ' I X Angela T1ll0tS0h Valedlctonan S 0 .Jlanm Nawona Wxlhams Salutatonan J D Wendeborn Mona Re1d Dale Forrest Busmess Honor Student Hxghest Ranking Boy Best A11-Around Senior Caroline Cole 95.73 , Jack Mills 96.78 Mary Sheid 95.71 Betty Upshaw 96.22 Elan Jlanaa al Billy Blackburn 95.8 13 Lynette johnson 95.8 13 I Sz' 065' I , 1 , A I -41' 'WM' 'I Martha Hudson 95.44 9 2 h ,Que pddqfmmd , Mabeth CTOWUS W3YnC Wayne crowns Becky Baskctbau King- Basketball Queen. Georgm and Roylyn smg I Glfls Chorus 'The H1115 of Home Colors are pmned on the football boys Emma I-011 51-USS Bwketball Letter I-Ycellm P1'0gr2Lm Mr Dyer and Coach Wood Another Lyceum Program if 'ig . . g ' .U vu A'-:LJ 'Vw , ' f' 4,. , W, f H P 'Y ff A y o . K t . . ' , ,I X S V X if h 0 1 ws: .V fl W L Q y V L - , A . , ,'o K , ,' Fog ,AK - 4 ni X r E-' xx Y Lone Sta r Farm I . Several F F A boys rece1ve an 'W 4 . Mr Johnson presents Lonn1e wlth banner for F F A oe 1- Derrell Rogers is speaker at Father ents Mr. Holbro 5 sg, S in ' 4 v Q . f 3 1 X. 1. Scxtcttc Alice Early Q Bas1n Stn ct Tr1o Noon pa sumc Oops' DOn't fall an N V- it Only one way? Teamwork beat Anson ,A 'X jumor molto F S C ,a, Betty sleeping beauty QS.. ,f-07 1 f . WM awf .K' SM Isaac Comancho W James Davis Q i ?' Sylvia Foster C' Sue Dell Hill G- 8 ' X U ' aa. 'Carr . Richard Carson K. i sf I, K ...L 3 Sue Davis lfv 5231- Dale Grigsby 1 I' -4 ,vu 'S' Lera Anne Hogan Q t . lzf 5 K ' . 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Cooper, Consignee Distributor of Texaco Petroleum Products Stamford , Texas Phone 262 Stamford American Complete School Supply Largest Selection of Zipper Notebooks in This Area Eve ry Student Wants A Typewriter See Us For a New Portable Royal Courts M. A. Grantham, Prop. Gasoline -Oil -Grease Groce ries 'T Az wmv.. ,.,, ,. x Sai 3.1 ,.f- if, if .A ,., , W, Q-Q 4 ' . --awe A -W ' 'W' Coffee Shop 2 l ii ...--- iiif' R ' --Q11 '-. fix .XI s my ,JJ A Q. , , -E mAafQ: . I' Jfdfi'-A: U ' I aw ' N 'ij r A' -Q v Q .. . ...x I .ff W .-1 I , ff' Bell s Allen Sewing Machine Center Necchi and Universal Zig-Zag Machines - - and you're known O N O I by Me serwee you give. 0, Q Individuals like businesses are known by the kind of service they give N to their community, business - '1. l associates and nation. TIQXKQ ,Q For your future's sake, be sure the service you give is your best! . We, of your electric service company, J A proud as we are of our service, strive g M constantly to improve service to our 5.1 GE, customers and the communities we serve. at WescTexas Utilities f fs Se e Biggest Bargain Lone Star Gas Company Davis Electric Co. M rs. T rav1s Bouchett Insurance Tad McGhee Motor Company All four--fast, tough, and re11able Ben Bagwe11's Men's Wear VER MEDLIN 'nh co Medlin-Morris Tire Co. Household Supply C o A.V. Bounds Service Station 81 Grocery Your Business Appreciatedu Phone 410 B 8: H Shop Ladies' Ready-to Wear 105 N. Swenson Stamford, Texas C otten Butane Co. Clay Markham Insurance Continental Oil Co. N. M. Phy Strauss Dry Goods W e ste rn Auto Store Arledge Ice Company Ice Service Frozen Food Locker Complete Locker Service fffmff--4 Kinney Furniture Ranch-O-Tel J.C. May Jeweler Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry Silver, China, Crystal Rule-Jayton Cotton Oil Co. Compliments of Jimmie West Cobb's Department Store Alexander Gin Company Stamford, Texas Where Ginning is an art 8: Service is a pleasure B razelton Lumber Co Bryant Implement Company The Farmer's Co-op Gin I mr- , 4 ' fm 5, J? 4 2 Q, . ,f 34 gf-Y' : W Uh , aw ' ., Q lf! +8 L W N Ns' 8 i a 1 l 522, 1 'z o,. 4 X if 323' LBJ.. ,w sq Q 'N Mmm g . X UFHI4 LF-iilr ly 'K 2, fit! 'tl eq 'mx 1 II 5 '7'r: fl :zur f wi A f ,Ulf 'X Q, K Ab 5 A 'Tu if! f V o J qi . .mp ? 1: M R I Q . May s Cafe 0 535, ? Q, x .gf 5 W ' -nu 4 ' - bf PH. X ?- . eb , ...-....... 4 Young 's Auto Supply x ' , K 'mm ' ilu so ziggy-ge'11'se rvicg station , - 1:43, V H ' -- , x L-,i '75-B. H 8: H Theaters Grand Home of first-run pictures Drive -In Theater Your farni1y's favorite outdoor nite spot Huston Hardware Dr. C. L. Cromwell Optometrist Perry's .Tack McLendon Service Station . .sl-I I, Bryant-Link C o. Hardware Phone 64 B. P. Davenport Doc Smith Cannoneers Hassen s Department Store Stamford C leane rs The Bowling Alley Mickler Feed 8.1 Produce Bunkley Drug Safeway R. E. Monzingo Moving E. B. Monzingo Sr Son Local 8: Nation-Wide Service Phone 845 1001 S. Columbia Stamford, Texas Agent for Nation-Wide Movers t State Theater P. R. NICHOLSON - JOBBER I lps 114 s. BERTHELOT ST.-TELEPHONE 66 STAMFORD TEXAS Qual:1fyPmduats' . . . lf?-12wdly.S'erm2vfxD Almquist 8: Purcell Bros. Service Station L' 1 1' Stamford Cash Grocery W1lson s Pastry K1tchen C ity Barbe r Shop f D 8: H Department Store .Tones County Implement Co, Boone Welding Shop Acetylene at Electric Welding Disc Rolling Gene ral Blacksmithing West McHarg Street O. B. Boone Plumlee Service Station Stamford Lee Tires 81 Tubes Washing-Lubrication Wheel Balancing Phone 9528 H. D. Prxce George W RO111nS 'lv ,za x -.fr-..-QP L '-:15'. .C if -