Stamford High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Stamford, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1957 volume:

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Organizations . . .Activities Advertisements Billy Blackburn gave a creditable ac- count of himself in Ready Writing at the State Meet. Mrs . Huffaker shows genuine pride in his accomplishment. Baud President, Norma Smithg Band Director,W. E. Mayesg and Drum Major, Betty Boedekerg proudly di s pl ay the Sweepstakes Award won in the Inter- scholastic League Contest. Track boys who won the State Meet present the trophy to Mr johnson while Coach Isbell smiles his approval McClellan holds the first place relay plaque won by the relay team Members of the track STAMFORD HIGI- Bobby Young and Nickey jackson, boys' doublesg Valerie Harms, girls' singlesg Carolyn Bennett an d Martha Hudson, girls' doubles won first place in the District. Tiff X Q A 'f wi, S team are left to right: 'Iardin, Helmer, Davis, vlcClellan, and Christian. WINS -ICNCDRS hat Stamford won istrict for five con- ecutive years. six Coach Wood and tri-captains - Christin, McClellan, and Robin- son - with the bi-district, regional, and state trophies won in football for the second consecutive year. P ardue brothers, Arche and Burt, won honors in golf in District and in the Re- gional Meet. Winners of high honors in the National Latin Test are shown below. Glenda Lindsey scored 119 out of 120 possible points, the highest score ever made by a student of Stamford High School, Gathered around the water fountain are some students of S. H. S. taking a break from the daily routine. School Activities Kenneth Ivy and Carolyn Boe- deker seem to be members of a Mutual Admiration Society, They were chosen Stamford High School's football royalty for 1956- 1957. Mrs. Wood explains the how of volleyball to this girls' P, E, class. This scene of the head table at the Football Banquet picture s some of the dignitaries who at- tended. Our Go Mighty Bul1dogs sign was taken to all the games of the '56 season. We believe that it in spired our pionship, boys to the State Cham ,W I Y X jig' -1 In tructor TSTA Membership Reacl1es10 E 2 , - 1 . ii . -P' . I 3 is Two Stamford Teachers Attend the NEA Cnnvention in Philadelnhia Students of Stamford High: 1956-1957 will be long remembered. It has, indeed, been a year of achieve- ment! You are to be congratulated. This reminder: The same co-operation, the same loyalty and devotion that made '56-'57 a year of success Will, if used in life's endeavors, make happy and useful lives. Try it! lt's good to be a part of suchaHigh School. Best wishes to you. Sincerely, 'T' , ADMINISTRATICN For several years Mrs. Ludecke has been a vital part in Stamford High School's Administra- tion. Her exuberant personality, coupled with her c ap ability , and co-operation make Mrs. Ludecke a very valuable asset. Mrs. Nell Ludecke, secretary to the superintendent. To the Students of Stamford High: l am indeed happy to have this first opportunity to speak through the mes- sage of this page to each of you a per- sonal and encouraging word. Iwould like to express my appreciation for your courtesy and co - operation. Certainly there have been problems, but that is true in every endeavor and we only get strong in body and mind by solving our problems. Congratulations to the student body for a job Well done. Cordially, ADMINISTRATION Mrs Glenna Giles, secretary to the principal. Mrs. Giles, the secretary to our principal, is most capable and efficient. As she goes about her task of keeping records and assisting Mr. Simpson, she is always ready with awarm smile. She is truly our friend in need. Members of the Board of Trustees of the Stamford Public Schools have been chosen by the citizens of this community to direct the welfare of students and teachers. Their Will- ingness to serve, in view of the fact that they are busy men, is indicative of their profound interest in the future of our boys and girls. DR. I. F. HUDSON President Board of Trustees Left to right: Marvin Hinds, R. R. Moritz, W. F. Walker, O. H. Smith, L. W. Stenholm, I. F. Hudson, A. J. Mills Mr. Tinsley, Supervisor Mr. Tinsley, supervisor of schools and teacher of chemistry and physics is a favorite with faculty and students. His keen insight into problems of teachers and pupils, his humorous outlook and his ability as teacher endear him to all. Caring for the health of the student body, MRS. CLAY MARKI-IAM, our registered nurse, has done a commendable job. V The Juniors have decided that it is easier to read a short story written by someone else than to write one of their own. MRS. L. W. JOHNSON Librarian MISS ALLIE KING English-History MRS. BESSIE SQUIRES History MRS. D. R. HUFFAKER English MRS. OTIS COCHRAN English MRS. ERNEST COWGER English MISS ROZELLA VEAZEY English MRS. W. A. GRIMES English 1 I 1 'Tha These boys seem to be enjoying the .Tunior High corner of our well equipped library. Faculty Mrs. Flernins' Latin llclass is studying for the National Latin Test. AD ASTRA PER ASPERA MISS ETHEL ROWEILL MRS. LARRY WARTES Business Education MR. BRAD ROWLAND Vocational Agriculture MR . WELDON HOLBROOKS Vocational Ag riculture Hornernaking MRS. H. K. LANGFORD Hornemaking MR. W. E. MAYES Band Director MRS. I. M. WILSON Spanish MRS. BER T FLEMINS Latin-Math Steve,how many words a minute can you type? asks Mrs. Wartes. MR. O. B. KING Science MRS. B. B. GAY Math MRS. JEWEL AUSTIN Math MRS. R. L. STOKES Math Mrs. Gay's class in general math has been studying investment problems. this chemistry class ? MR. BILL ANDERSON Junior High Coach .iLA, . , History Q -',- t'.'r D V. MR. LARRY WAR TES LR.. .y. l 'etri Basketball coach rsie R. .. Civic s-Texas History MRS. GORDON WOOD Physical Education MR. GORDON WOOD Head Coach Driver Education MR. O. M. ISBELL Assistant Coach Mathematics Will any doctors or nurses come out of WP' 'T - fs,afrS1 f. t ffm I 1 1 ,, nw kf wmz a ,,,. ' ,A - of .1 ..Zf:,:5'f-j . I Bulgfg Place 3 - tatersi uLLusTRATED STATE CHAMPIONSHIP EDITICDN 1 AII-American STAMFORD REPEATS STATE AA GRID TITLE Under the guidance of one of the finest high school coaching staffs in the U. S., the magnificent Stamford Bulldogs lived up to pre-season hopes as they out-fought a mighty Brady eleven 26-13 for their second State crown - truly a great achieve- ment! Best of all, harmony and teamwork reigned as the Blue and White obtained the prized crown again. The 1956 State Champions opened the season against the Quanah Indians and notched their 18th consecutive win 46- 12, Next to fall was a scrappy Ballinger Bearcat crew, 53-6. In a return bout from last year, the Bulldogs out-fought a never-say-die Andrews for a 26-13 victory. In the closest game of the year, the Bulldogs tenaciously maintained their winning skein with a 7-6 win over a powerful AAA foe, Sweetwater. Coleman became victim number 22 by grace of a 40-6 shellacking by the Blue and White. A terrific game with the Brownwood Lions T RI-CAFTA INS Without the fine leadership of three of the most out- standing tri-captains in Texas, the Stamford Bulldogs might never have realized such a victorious season. Dallas Chris- tian got honorable mention 'on the All-State team, while Mike McClellan and Dale Robinson landed a place on the first team. gave Stamford fans a thrill as the mighty Bulldogs smashed their way to a 19-7 decision. An old rival, Anson, fell before the steam-rolling Stamford lads 40-0 for district victory number one. I.n a non- district conference tilt with Nocona, Coach Wood's reserves saw much action as they romped over and through the lightweight Indians for a 60- 12 win. The Hamlin Pied Pipers toppled before a hungry Stamford crew 26-6, as reserves again saw mud action. In the district showdown ,newcomer Seymour was bombed 47-0 for the Blue and White's 27th con- secutive victory and their fourth district crown in the past six years. First to fall in the Bulldogs' playoff path to glory were the Perryton Rangers 27-0 on a cold day in Childress. Pitted against a tremendous line, Coach Wood's stalwart charges not only met the challenge, but also came out as one of the finest lines in the state. Returning to Childress the following week, TRAINER Sterling Carmon,the outstanding trainer for the Stamford Bulldogs, was everywhere at once doing his part in making a State Championship team ! Pictured above is the coaching staff of the Stamford Bulldogs - one of the finest staffs in the U. S They are, left to right: jr. High Coach, Bill Anderson, Head Coach, Gordon Wood, Assistant Coaches, Larry Wartes and O. M. Isbell. the awesome Bulldogs humbled the Pride of the Plains, the Canyon Eagles, 48- 12 for their second consecutive regional cromm and their 29th consecu- tive win. Gaining momentum, the Stamford brigade lowered the boom on a fine Crane eleven, 39-6 in San Angelo. On a great day for Stamford, mighty Terrell, conqueror of the Bulldogs in 1953, was com- pletely routed by the dynamic defense and irresisti- ble offense of the Blue and White to the pretty tune of 39-7. In a fitting climax to a great year, Stamford fought its hardest battle inAbi1ene against the aerial- minded Brady Bulldogs. It was nip and tuck all the way, with the Stamford boys coming hom behind a seven point deficit and notching their 32nd consecu- tive win and second consecutive State AA Crovxm. Not only did they set a new class AA record in wins, but they also obtained the honor of becoming the first AA team to win the title twice. Playing to- gether like a true team all the way and conducting themselves like Christian gentlemen, the Stamford Bulldogs proved to be worthy of Stamford's praises and confidence. This is the never-to-be-forgotten '56 season of the Stamford Bulldogs. Long will it live in the hearts of many! Stamford 46 Quanah Stamford 53 Ballinger Stamford 26 Andrews Stamford 7 Sweetwater Stamford 40 Coleman Stamford 1 9 Brownwood Stamford 40 An son Stamford 60 Nocona Stamford 26 Hamlin Stamford 47 Seymour Stamford 2 7 Perryton Stamford 48 Canyon Stamford 39 Crane Stamford 39 Terrell Stamford -Q Brady Totals 543 l 1 N DALIAS CHRISTIAN - Sr. DALE ROBINSON - sr. ROYCE WEST - Sr. End - 3 yrs. Tackle - 2 yrs. Guard - 2 yrs. MIKE MCCLELI-AN - Sr. All-District - 2 yrs. A11-District All-District - 2 yrs. Tailback - 3 yrs, A11-State A11-State All-District - 2 yrs. A11-State - 2 yrs. Mike McClellan gains several yards as he carries the ball in the State Championship game. 1 W Kenneth Ivy, the little speedster for the Stamford Bulldogs, picks up a few yards with the help of All-State tackle, Dale' Robinson. This pair helped immensely in winning the State Championship game. LARRY IVY - Sr. ARCHE PARDUE - Sr. CHARLES STENHOLM - Sr. NICKEY JACKSCN - Sr Wingback - 2 yrs. Center - 2 yrs, End - 2 yrs. Quarterback - 2 yrs. All-District All-District - 2 yrs. All-District A11-Di5t1-ict DARRYL SCHOONMAKER - Sr. WILBUR COX - Sr. DELTON AKE - S Quarterback - 1 yr. End - 1 yr. Guard - 1 yr, jack Mills and Truman Childress carry Mike McClellan off the field following the State Championship game. 5 fi f si The dressing room of the State AA Champions! The Stamford Bulldogs are wild with joy. DOUGLAS MONZINGO - Sr, KENNETH IVY - Sr. ROMEO GARCIA - Sr. T. C. RICE - Sr Guard - 3 yrs. Tackle - 1 yr. Tackle - 2 yrs. Guard - 2 yrs, All-District Honorable Mention I Ieis A .4 I RUFINO ESCOBEDO - Jr. ROBERT HARDIN - jr. STANLEY HILL - Ir. JACK MAGNESS - S . End - 1 yr. Tailback - 1 yr. Fullback - 2 yrs. Tackle - 1 yr. DONALD DAVIS - Soph. JIMMY PAYNE - soph. ANDY SWENSON - Jr Fullback - 1 yr. Tackle - 1 yr. Tackle - 1 yr. I' W w WALTER HOOD - Sr, J. B. TABOR - Sr, BOBBY NELSON - Sr. GAYLE WARD - S Wingbagk - 1 yr, Guard - 1 yr. Tackle - 1 yr, End - 1 yr. The Stamford Bulldogs, State AA Champs, is a team we are certainly proud of. First row, left to right: Arche Pardue, Wilbur Cox, Darryl Schoonmaker, Nickey jackson, Donald Davis, Kenneth Ivy, T. C. Rice, Romeo Garcia, and jimmy Payne. Second row: Larry Don Ivy, Walter Hood, Stanley Hill, Douglas Monzingo, Delton Ake, Robert Hardin, jack Magness, J. B. Tabor, and Coaches Isbell and Wartes. Third row: Coach Wood, Charlie Stenholm, Gayle Ward, Royce West, Dallas Christian, Dale Robinson, Rufino Escobedo, Andy Swenson, Mike McClellan, and Bobby Nelson. 4 .....n..m.a,.,n. ,, FRESHMAN TEAM First row, left to right: O. K. jones, Cullins Shelly, john Ed Welch, Ronnie McMillan, Andy Moreland, Robert Barbee, Kerry Kendrick. Second row: Mark l-Iinson, Ronnie Kelley, Ronnie Reik, Paul Acosta, Jimmy Prewit, Roy Don Sconce, Hermo Moreno, Charlie Helmer, Burt Pardue. Third row: Wendell Robinson, Belvin Wilson, Delton jones, Duane Lindsey, james Smith, Tommy Lovvorn, Bobby Gamblin, Cotton Thompson. JUNIOR HIGH TEAMS EIGHTI-I GRADE TEAM First row, left to right: Bob Bennett, Billy Phillips, jackie Skiles, Charles Cox, Larry Hodgkinson, Lex- ington Gillean, and jerry Hill. Second row: Paul Lusk- Manager, Don Newquist, jimmy Haas, Tommy Dodd, Ronnie Gerloff, Wayne Bates, Butch Cochran, jerry Moritz, and Coach Melvyn Stevenson. mefmwuv mw.rKmnmwmw-www: av,w-.wn.wmw.- . ....-.W..,.a..........m, , .....a,..u...w,.,.w.,w...-..a.m..,,,V....aW,,,.v...,.v,- ..,.,.f.....r....-.,......a.. .,.., First row, left to right: Larry Dippel, James Davis,jerry Rose, Larry Denson, Don Price, Richard Carson, Wayne Smith. Second row: jackie Bounds, jack Moreno, Sam Estrada, Ronnie Weaks, Max Moudy, Phillip Savage, jerry Taylor, Fred Upshaw. Third row: Coach Wartes, Billy Beil, Raymond Wells, Charles Crom- well, Robert Isbell, Tommy Davis, Hall Triplett, john Blackstock. B TEAM Playing ex citin g West Texas type football all the way, Coach Larry Wartes' B team had a good season record of five Wins and three losses. Heavily outweighed and outmanned, but not outplayed, by every opponent, the Stamford lads showed promise of becoming a traditionally fine Bulldog A team next year. ln the season opener,the Blue and White dropped a close one to a very fine Bronte team, 6 to O. Facing one of the toughest class A teams in the area, the Bulldogs lost another close one, 12 to O, to Lockett 's A team. Bouncing back like a true Bulldog crew, they way-laid district foe Seymour's B team 26 to 13, Once again, outweighed and outmanned, the never-say-die Stamford Brigade lost to Class 4A semi-finalists, Wichita Falls B team, 26 to 6. Two quick victories followed next,one over the Hamlin B team 12 to O, and a 1 to O forfeit from injury-riddled Woodson. In one of their finest games, the Bulldogs, by sheer desire and determina- tion, trounced class 4A champion Abilene 's B team 13 to 7. Winding up the season with a bang, Coach Wartes' boys once again smashed Seymour 33 to 20. Some of these game B teamers later in the season had a big hand in winning the state crown. CHARLES STENHOLM - Sr Guard - 3 yrs. All-District Captain DARRYL SCHOONMAKER - Sr. Forward - 2 yrs. 1 All-District DALLAS CI-IRISTLAN - S Center - 3 yrs. All-District Christian tries for two points as Albgtate Schoonrnaker and Stenholm stand by. Second Team STAMFCJRD BULLDOGS WIN FIFTH In spite of the late start due to football, the Stamford Bulldogs played great basketball and racked up an admirable record. Winning their fifth consecu- tive district crown with only one defeat, they made their way to the bi-district tilt against the Wellington Rockets, only to bow WALTER HOOD - Sr, Guard - 2 yrs. Those rebounds count! CONSECUTIVE DISTRICT CROWN out of the play-offs in a 59-48 defeat. The fine coaching of Larry Wartes and the help of a capable trainer, Sterling Carmon, made it possible for the Bulldogs to enter the AA play-offs. We of Stamford High School are certainly proud of our basketball organization. LARRY IVY - Sr. Forward - 2 yrs. EDDIE SHUQUIST - S Guard - 1 yr, GAYLE WARD - Sr. Center - 1 yr. Christian jumps to make two points against the Avoca Mustangs . Hood tries his luck! Ivy makes two points A TEAM STAMF ORD OPPONENTS 50 Graham 58 50 Cisco 37 45 Haskell 54 Coach Larry Wartes 47 Winters 48 44 Haskell 42 46 Seymour 38 68 Hamlin 43 43 Anson 38 53 Haskell 55 66 Seymour 48 73 Hamlin 47 83 Anson 44 54 Avoca 65 59 Avoca 48 72 Coleman 5 1 62 Coleman 59 49 Wellington 58 First row, left to right: Larry Ivy, Darryl Schoonmaker, and Walter I-Iood. Second row: Eddie Shuquist, Gayle Ward, Dallas Christian, Charles Stenholm, and Sterling Carmon, Manager. B TEAM STANIF ORD OPPONENTS 5 1 Seymour 25 40 Hamlin 26 5 3 Anson 1 1 Coach Gordon Wood 46 Seymour 33 4 1 Hamlin 29 5 1 Anson 43 44 Haskell 35 41 Graham 49 4 1 Haskell 42 First row, left to right: Larry Dippel, Fred Upshaw, Donald Davis, Andy Swenson, Duane Lindsey, Warren Hulse, Robert Hardin, and Phillip Savage. Second row: jackie Bounds, jimmy Payne, Hall Triplett, Charles Cromwell, Tab Bunkley, Max Moudy, and Carl Carlile. MILE RUN: Rufino Escobedo, Charles Stenholrn 880 YARD DASH: Charles Cromwell, Larry Denson Versatile Mike McClellan, record setter of the 100 yard dash! BULLDOG TRACKSTERS MILE RELAY: Robert Hardin, Donald 440 YARD RELAY: Mike McClellan, Davis, Charlie Helrner, Tab Bunkley Donald Davis, Charlie Helmer, Rob- ert Hardin BROAD JUMP: Charlie Helmer, Donald Davis, Mike Mc- Clellan, James Davis WIN STATE Qualifying five men in five events for the State meet in Austin, the Stamford Bulldog tracksters Iconcluded an extremely gratifying s e a s on for 'CoachO.M. Isbell. Led by State champion sprin- ter Mike McClellan, the Bulldogs faired well in 'the Possum Kingdom Relays at Graham and in the Fort Worth Recreational meet in pre-district competition. Winning district for the fourth time in the last five years, the Bulldogs sent seven men to Regional, where McClellan was high point man, breaking the 100 yard dash record with a 9.6 time,winning the 220 yard dash, placing sec- ond in the broad jump, and anchoring the 440 yard relay to a first place. Others qualifying for State were Dallas Christian, second in the discusg and the 440 yard relay, consisting of Charlie Helmer, Robert Hardin, Donald Davis, and McClellan. Donald Davis also took first place in the broad jump, leaping 2Z'l lf2 . At the Regional meet Hill placed fourth in the low hurdles, and Christian placed third in the shot put. After winning the Red Raider meet at Lubbock, the Bull- dogs went on to Win the State meet at Austin, compiling atotal of 44 points in all. The relay team, led by McClellan with Hardin, Davis, and Helmer, won first place. McClellan placed first in the broad jump, first in the 100 yd. dash, and placed second in the 220 yd. dash. The Bulldogs have had a wonderful year, and Stamford High School is exceedingly proud of them. POLE VAULT: Phillip Savage Fred Upshaw 180 YARD LOW HURDLES: Stanley Hill, Charles C romwell SHOT PUT AND DISCUS: Royce West, Andy Swen son, Dallas Christian-not pictured 120 YARD HIGH HURDLES: Duane Lindsey Dallas Christian - not pictured Two good reasons for the suc- cess of our track team this year are Coach O. M. Isbell and manager, Sterling Carmon. E I 5 The Bulldog Tracksters, First row, left to right, are: Phillip Savage, Fred Upshaw, Larry Den- son, Tab Bunkley, Donald Davis, Stanley Hill, Max Moudy, and Iames Davis. Second row: Royce West, Charlie Stenholm, Rufine Escobedo, Andy Sw e n s on , Duane Lindsey, Charles Cromwell, Mike McClellan, and Robert Hardin. 100 YARD DASH: Charlie Helmer, Mike McClellan, Duane Lindsey ZZO YARD DASH: Mike McClellan, Duane Lindsey, Stanley Hill l I -Q i -S 3, gs rg 3 c rc li Q GULF Arche Pardue A 1' c h e Pardue, Burt Ronnie Weaks , Robert Goss practiced diligently, placing second as a team in the District t. Arche played as an in the Regional and placed second. the boys worked hard this year to try their luck as a possible Ben Hogan. B u r t-, Arche, and Ronnie take abreather. Robert Goss Ronnie Weaks Burt Pardue Tennis Martha Hudson and Carolyn Bennett, girls' doubles . Valerie Harms, girls' singles. Having practiced under the supervision of Mr. Tinsley and Mr, Simpson, the tennis team worked very earnestly in preparation for the District Meet. At District, Nickey and Bobby won boys' doublesg Martha and Carolyn won girls' doubles, and Valerie won girl's singles, and Ralph lost a close decision in boy's singles. Thus, Stamford qualified five contestants for the regional meet. Both doubles teams lost and Valerie was not able to go because of illness. Nickey .Tackson and Bobby Young, boys doubles. Classes Well Represented in UIL Contests Senior Class Cfficers President ...... Vice-President . . Secretary .,,,. Treasurer , , Reporter ,,.,,, Sergeants-at-arms, , , . . , BILLY BLACKBURN CHARLES STENHOLM LYNETTE JOHNSON MARTHA HUDSON BETTY BOEDEKER MIKE MCCLELLAN DALE ROBINSON BUFORD ADAMS-Footballg T r ac k 3 FFA. DELTON AKE-Footballg Trackg FFAg FFA Officer. GERI ANN BAI Z E-Co-leaderg P e p Squadg Fine Artsg Fine Arts Znd Vice- Pres.g Dog House C ounc ilg Annual Staffg T.N.B.P.R. JACKIE BIEL-Transferred from Has- kell: Footballg FFAg FFA Sec .-Treas.3 Class Sec.g Member of D.C,A. MAXINE BILLINCTON-B an dg Class Playsg T.N.B.P.R.g Soph. Officerg Drill Team. BILL B LA C K B U R N - Senior Class Pres.g Honor Studentg Boys Stateg Stu- dent Councilg Class Playsg Footballg Dog House Vice-Pres.g Annual Staff. BETTY BOEDEKER-Bandg Majoretteg Drum Majorg Class Playsg Ir. Class Favoriteg Nov. Girl of the Monthg Fine Artsg Fine Arts Officerg Senior Class Rep.g T.N.B.P.R. CAROLYN BOEDEKER-Bandg D r i ll Teamg Class Playsg FHAg FHA Treas.g Fine Artsg T.N.B.P.R. Football Queen. ANQUILINA CAMACHO-FHA. JUDY CAMPBELL-Bandg Band Sweet- heartg Annual Staffg FHAg FHA Vice- Pres.g Fine Artsg T.N.B.P.R. STERLING CARMON-Footballg Foot- ball and Basketball Managerg FFAg FFA Parl. LARRY CARNES-FFA. - Class of '57 JIMMY CARTER-Ir. High P.E. Coachg FFA. DALLAS CHRISTIAN-Footballg Hon- orable Mentiong All Districtg Football C ap t aing Trackg Basketballg Class Playsg Dog House Councilg Ir.Officer. WILBUR COX-Footballg Trackg Class Playsg Boys Stateg FFAg FFA Treas.3 Lone Star Farmer. LYNN COZBY-FHAg FHA Sec.g Pep Squadg Annual Staffg T . N . B . P . R .3 Transferred from Pearsall: Pep Squad Pres.g Co-leaderg FHAQ FHA District Officerg N.H.S. PATSY DAFFERN-Bandg Drill Tearng Girls Stateg Fine Artsg Fine Arts Of- ficerg Class Playsg T.N.B.P.R. GENE EKENSTAM-FFAg FFA Hist.g Annual Staffg Annual Ed.g Librarian. TOMMY FREEMAN-Bandg Student Band Directorg Class Playsg Annual Staff. BOBBY GALLOWAY-FFA. ROMEO GARCIA-Footballg Freshman Class Vice-Pres. PEGGY GAUNTT-Bandg Majoretteg FHAQ FHA Rep.3 Fine Artsg Clas S Playsg T.N.B.P.R. GLEN GILBREATH-FFA. HULEN GREENHAW-Band. DELARECE HANSEN-T . N .B .P . R.g FHAQ Pep Squad. RALPH HANSON-Bandg Band Officerg Ir. Class Officerg Class Playsg Dog House Councilg Senior Boys' Quartet. SUE HARDIN-Bandg FHAg FHA Pres.g Fine Artsg Annual Staffg T.N.B.P.R. SARAH HARRISON-Bandg Majoretteg Class Playsg Fine Artsg Girls Stateg T.N.B.P.R.g Dog House Council. PEGGY HARVICK-Pep Squadg Pep Squad Officerg Fine Artsg Class Playsg Ir. 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MIKE MCCLELLAN - Footballg Foot- ball C aptaing All State '55-'56g All Districtg Trackg Dog House Council. LARRY MCNEIL-Bandg Band Officerg Class Playsg Dog House Council Pres.g Senior Boys' Quartet. MIKE MILLER-Basketballg FFAg Track. DOUG MONZINGO-Footballg FFAg FFA Vice-Pres.3 Track. SANDRA NEINAST-Pep Squadg Drill Teamg FHAQ Fine Artsg Pep Squad Of- ficerg T.N.B.P.R. BOBBY NELSON-Football. IAN OLSON-FFAQ FFA Sec.g Annual Staff. KAROLYN OMAN-Transferred from Lue d e r s g Drill Teamg T.N.B.P.R.g Cheerleaderg C la s 5 Officerg Class Playsg Regional Typingg FHA Officer. ARCHE PARDUE-Footballg Golfg All District '55-'56g Senior Plays. WESLEY RHODES-FFA. T.C. RICE, IR.-Footballg Class Playsg Freshman Class Favoriteg Freshman Officerg FFAg FFA Vice-Pres. D A L E ROBINSON-Football Captaing All State '56g All District '55g Basket- ballg Trackg Pres. Ir. Classg Jr. Class Favoriteg Sr. Class Officer. DARRYL SCHOONMAKER - Footballg Basketballg Trackg FFAg FFA Officer' Lone Star Farmer. 1 EDDIE SHUQUIST-Bandg Band Officerg FFAQ FFA Treas.g Basketballg Track. IEANIE SITTON-Pep Squadg Co- leaderg FI-IAg FHA Pres.g Fine Artsg Fine Arts Hist.-Parl.g Class Playsg Ir. Class Officer. N O R MA IE AN SMITH-Bandg Band Pres.g Majoretteg Class Playsg Student Councilg Girls Stateg T.N.B.P.R. SANDRA SORRELL -Pep Squadg Pep Squad Pres.g Drill Teamg Class Playsg Fine Arts. KAY SPARKS-Pep Squadg Cheerlead- erg FHAQ Soph. Class Officerg Class Playsg T.N.B.P.R. CHARLES S T EN HO L M - Football g Basketballg Trackg FFA Pres.g Senior Class Officerg Boys State. MELVYN STEVENSON-Footballg Basketballg Trackg Eighth Grade Coach. J. B. TABOR, JR.-Football, Basket- ballg Trackg FFA. Class of '57 f : ' gz' 'wife 1, 55 + ' , , J r 4.5 1 gn. L 4 2 zffaw - f .- 5 529, ww ruff 14, wg mu ' Sw A 1. '15 5 x,r'P wine 5 I Ae mime X fix ' : - 'rv' : 1- i f E: L .. f :Y 'V E H' 4 H: ggi -gl , .,,. . . 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V ' , J' I 3, jii ili ksy 1 1 'W ,,-L1f,ff,g1.-lp - '- -H -:f my I w ig, ,K ,, ,S A : ' gl, zfiyixili 'K ' , - L , Q. f H Q, 3Sff T' ,:V. :QYY 5151193 92595255 is .F T 'Sm- ' JW' . A 1... - 'I gm 5 W mix '56 I r M M 'Q .V , I? so Tl N ,551 rf? .Q5 A' nv 4 V ffgnk fe' 1 fi K M. ,iff ..- 1 Bass-Dexter Plurnlee. 2135- waz:- Q., 9 if Q K. , . A i V in 5 f .K .,7 . fs, if I . . k , ?. . f . if fi r f'k- I 1 I f I xl ' , fx' Flutists-from the left: Sharon Williams, Sue Raley, Carolyn Mc- Duff, Judy Merriott, Darlene Teichelman, and Fay Nauert. Quartet-from the left: Jane Taylor, Connie Ivy, Brenda Ivy, and Nelda Larance. gpg... g. - . V, , 5 'X -...VW xx' 1 if ,I Z.. Q, 3. J ff T' f' I I 'ie .fi ' . Q lell ' A , 53' ' I 2 I Syl JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL tabulation Zxefzcises STAMFORD HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM May 28, 1957, 10:00 A.M. Processionalz The Organist .,.,........................,.............,.,,,,....... ........,,.... L emont Carole Kaye Acker Invocation ...............,........,,,,..,.,..,......,..,..,,..........,...,.................,.........,..... ............... W . E. Mayes Battle Hymn of the Republic .....................,, .........,..............,,..,...... H owe Class If ,...4,....,........,,.....,,.. .......,..,..,......,.. ...,......,,,4,,..........,..........................,......... ...,......,,, R u d yard Kipling Gale Robinson Allegro Appassionato ..................,,..........,...................................... ...,,....,,.. S aintASeans Jeffrey V. Wofford Our Friends ...,,..... ..,..............,...............,..,..........,....,.........,.......... ,.,,,,,.,.,,. A n onymous Don E. N ewquist Minuetto ..........................,.4,,.....,,.....,....,,,,..,..,................,............,,,.......,..............................,............... Quantz Carolyn June McDuff, Judith Ann Merriott, Glenda Faye Nauert, Helen Sue Raley, Dana Darlene Teichelman, Sharon Ann Williams. Don't Quit .....,......,,,..,............,.,.,,,.......................,,,..............,...,......,,,,,.,,........................,...,. Anonymous Joyce Bounds Texas Our Texas ........ ...............................,,,,............ .....,.......,,... M a rsh Class Touching Shoulders ....,,,...,...................,.,....,,,.,..............,.....,............ .........,... A nonymous Janet Lee Sorrell The Rosary ....,.,,,,,,,,.,,,,..,,..,,,...,,.,...,...,,....,,.,,......................,,,......,.......................,,,,,,...,,................... Nevin Judith Ann M erriott The Bridge Builder , .,..,.,.,.,.... ,......, ............. ,............ ...............,.. W i 1 1 Allen Dromgoole Otis Fielding Cochran, Jr. Andalucia ..,.....,...,............,.,..,,.........,......,,..,.,,,,,,..,..,.............,,,.,...................,........................,.,,...... Lecuona Mary Beth Gentry Ellen Bayne .....,,..,.,...........,..,.,................................................,..........,.....,,...,,,...,,..,....,..............,,,.,. Foster Brenda Ivy, Connie Ivy, Nelda: Lois Larance, Jane Taylor. Better Than Gold ..............................,,.,,,,,.,,,.....,....,.......,,,,..,..,.......,...... Mrs. J. M. Winston Myrna Levens Give Me Your Smile ..,,.....,.....,,..,.....,,.,,.,.............................,......,,,,....,,..........,............. Tallmadge Holly Dawn Campbell, Carla Louise Carlton, Sandras Davis, Gaynell Dipple, Carolyn June Ivy, Betty Sue McCauley, Jackie Gayle Weaver. Myself ....,,... ,..........,............,,... . .,................,,..............,.., .....,....... E d gar A. Guest Tommy Dodd Hercules ..,......,....,,,,..,.,......,......,,..............,..........,..............,.........................,... ...,,,,,..,.........,..... B uchtel Dexter S. Plumlee, Jr. The Touch of the Master's Hand .,,.....,,,......,,,......,.,.,,,,,, Myra Brooks Welch Betty Wisener Presentation of Diplomas .,,.,,..,,,.....,.,,..,.,,,,,,..,..........,.,..,,..,.,,,.., James W. Simpson Class Song: Good-by Junior High ......,..,,......................,.,,..........,..............,....,,..,..,... Class Words by Betty Wisener Recessional: The Organist ............,.,..,,,,...,...,......................... ....,,,.....,.. Le mont Carole Kaye Acker t Q lol Q Pianists - from the left: Carole Acker, Jeffrey Wof- ford, Mary Beth Gentry, and Judy Merriott. .. Lrh , Q95 Kr srhri en ff' . Wg? 5, reye .- ,uw-'. Jiglz' M- J e e M 0 , M., Vi, n k I , . 4 ' . Q. vfgv . B yr,yy K yryr y Vg F si? ' Rl. . Speakers-from the left: n Newquist, Betty Wise- r, G ale Robinson, Joyce un d s , Myrna Levens, mmy Dodd, and Fielding chran. Others performers on the Junior ,High Commencement Program V R e e d s and a brass- om the left: Sandra Da- s, Carolyn Ivy, Jackie eaver, Caynell Dippel, 'arla Carlton, Holly ampbell, Betty Sue Mc- auley. T. C. Rice, Area II President , and Charles Stenholm, Stamford District Presi- dent. F. F. A. Wins Many Honors T. C. Rice, Ir. was elected president of Area II FFA at Brownfield. Area II is composed of ninety-two chap- ters in 8 districts bounded roughly by a line from El Paso to Del Rio to San Angelo to Stamford, Tahoka, and Brownfield. Charles Stenholm was president of the Stamford District FFA for the past year. The district is made up of fourteen chapters. In addition to the many scholastic and athletic honors won by members of SHS, the Stamford FFA Chapter per- formed with much distinction on district and area levels. Below are pictured the banners, rosettes, and trophies won by Chapter members. The rosettes , denoting reserve champion winners, and the trophies, representing grand champion winners, were gained at the Jones County Livestock Show, The banners on the board, won in dis- trict and area contests, are self-explanatory. The two second place rosettes on the board were won by grass and land judging teams at the Lower California Creek Soil Conservation District Contest. PQQSONALITI w- 'EKG W- . ' K K it fd , kl!,si.1Qf7fff . ' QS Tww-4-1 ,-nmwmiimm :A .m1,,,fw.f-Q, Www A :QM ,w-wvmMw.f1mMwmwfQ-- wwwummr:-fmmmmmwfm: 3 --wer.-aah 1 f w-mmf ,mm Q-,1,a,f,1-ui-In ww www-LQcn.f,fg x mwvnmszegzf Most Representative FV ,za V . ' 14673 E? ,f 'lfgyy K 4 K Wk XJ BILL BLACKBURN LYNETTE JOHNSON Best Looking 1 4 I PEGGY MELVYN HARVICK STEVENSON RUl'll'lCl'S-Up Most Friendly BETTY SUE BOEDEKER ROMEO GARCIA Most Representative MIKE MCCLELLAN GERI ANN BAIZE 'S-K Best Looking NORMA SMITH NICKEY IACKSON N l 1 I L 1 v R v i Basketball King and Queen mMmmf.mf.mw,, f .iemgwz .,f. 4 imnnr- -,.,, .L -f - ,hmm -wa- .wmv F. F. A. Sweetheart Band Sweetheart Q' HALENE JUDY LIPE CAMPBELL H0m2m6k2f of TCDMOITOW F. H. A. Beau 'QN5' JEAN IE CHARLES SITTGN STENHOLM DARRYL SCHOONMAKER -- one of the quarterbacks on the state championship fo o tb all team, distin- guished in the department of agriculture, was full of the joy of living , and though exuberant as he went about his t ask s , he was cooperative, a worthy citizen of Stamford H i g h School. STEVE WATTS -- though carrying an unusually heavy load in school his senior year, found time to be in the band, on the senior boys' quartet, and to se rve as president of the Student Council. In spite of his many activities, he di d creditable academic work. Other Qutstanding Students GENE EKENSTAM -- h a s p ro v e d his ability in his FFA work, as student li- brarian, in the classroom and as editor of the '57 Bulldog. Quiet, unassum- ing, capable, dependable, showing marked leadership ability , he has won the admiration of students and teachers. NATOMA ROBERTS -- is a sweet, co-operative girl, a member of the Pep Squad, a representative to Girl 's State - a girl who deserves honorable men - tion in our school. HALLIE WISENER -- is a girl with an infectious smile, she typ i fi e s co- operation in all her activi- ties, and is a top-ranking student scholastically. A delegate to Area IV and State Meetings, she will be president of the local FHA next year. BOB PAYNE -- is the total of dependability,wit, handsomeness,friendliness, co-operative spirit, talent, and high scholastic rating. This sophomore class made him class president. H i s g o o d tennis playing adds to his versatility. LANETTE SMITH --junior C 1 a s s secretary, member of the band, cheerful, willing, e ager to do her best at any task assigned to her has made an envia- ble place for herself in our school. MARTHA HOLLAND -- exuberant, charming, in - telligent, industrious, eager to do her work well, was in the band, found time for music, and also to be active in her church. Freshman Favorites: ELIZABETH BOSSE WENDELL ROBINSON BSS Junior Favorites: ANDY SWENSON VERA ALDRIDGE Favorites Sophomore Favorites GLORIA FELDT FRED UPSHAW S IQZHIZZZY Editor, Gene Ekenstam, and Assistant Editor, Oran Brig- ham, are shown poring over the dummy, which is a sketched version of your '57 BULIDOG, Sports Editors, Lynette Johnson and Bill Blackburn, have done a wonderful job of collaborating on the Sports section of the '57 BULIDOG. Lynn Cozby, Senior Representative, Margaret Nauert, and Valerie Harms, junio r Representatives, are s h o wn working on class layouts. Annual Serving as editor of the annual is both a distinct honor and a responsi- bility. Working, planning, and helping others is extensively rewarding. Since some of the annual staff members adhere to the rule, Never do today what can be put off until tomorrow, much hurrying, scurrying, and worrying is done by staffers as the deadline approaches. Staff It has been only through the per- sistent efforts o f our sp onsor , Mrs. Austin, that we have been able to pro- duce this ye arbook. The staff owes its heartfelt thanks to several who are not listed on the staff, nevertheless, it is through their patience and cooperation that we have been able to put out this yearbook. Mrs. Stokes has helped immensely in the identification of the junior High students, while Mrs. Giles and Mr. Simpson have been very patient with us when we referred to the office files. Mrs. Huffaker has helped with the Write-ups, and Mrs. Warte s has very graciously put up with the noise which emanates from the annual room every day. Because of the many lists and revised write-ups that must be typed, the typists for the annual staff must have ability and patience. Our typists, Judy Campbell, Anita Taylor, and Sue Hardin, have acquired this admirable trait to a high degree. Business Manager,Ierry Williams, and Circulation Mana- ger, jan Olson, were very efficient and businesslike in their handling of the annual's finances. Wanda Childress and Lynnora Rat- liff, Freshman and Sophomore Repre- sentative respectively, have p r o v e d invaluable in doing much of the check- ing and layout work this year, Representatives to the Dog House Council are: First row, left to right: Lynette johnson, Linda Merriot, Nancy Qickenson, Anne Hudson, Elsie Medlin. Second row: Andy Swenson, Bill Blackburn, Burt Pardue, DOG HOUSE COUNCIL Larry McNeil President The Dog House was organized to provide wholesome entertainment for the young people of Stamford. With the help of its advisors, the Dog House has furnished a place for boys and girls to spend leisure time on Friday and Saturday nights. Mrs. Johnson, charming, intelligent, poised, is always anxious to help dents in any way that she can. the years she has become en- to all at S. H. S. by her warm and her understanding of boys girls. Library We at S. H. S. are indeed proud of our High School Library. During the past year, three sets of encyclopedias and 400 new books have been added. The vertical file, a new feature,has been a great help to the librarians and Mrs. Johnson. The color- ful bulletin boards are designed to attract the attention of the student entering the li- brary. The one pictured here was made up for Public School Week. Mr. Mayes explains some of the duties of the band officers to Norma jean and Betty Sue, 1 Members of the Stamford Band are, first row, left to right: Sharon Williams, Judy Merriott. Second row: Sue Hardin, Judy Cowger, Patsy Little, Douglas Beggs, Nancy johnson, Nancy Wash, Mary Wilka. Third row: Carolyn Ivy, Mary Mayfield, Sandra Davis, Anita Taylor, Oran Brigham, Eddie Schuquist, Jerry Williams, Dorothy Walton, Dixie Neinast, Glenda Lindsey. Fourth row: Ronnie Sue Howard, Gloria Blackwell, Peggy Taylor, Nancy Dickenson, Betty jones, Dexter Plumlee, Betty Sue McCauley, LiVn iou, Ben Buie, jeffrey Wofford, Hulen Greenhaw. Band officers are: President, Norma Smith, Captain of Music, Betty Boedekers Lieutenant of Music, Steve Watts, Captain of Uniforms, Larry McNeil, Lieutenant of Uniforms, Don Haynes, Captain of Instruments, Ralph Hanson, Lieutenant of Instruments, jerry Will i a ms . STAMFORD Other members are, first row, left to right: Jane Giles, Sherry Lee, Sue Raley, Carolyn McDuff. Second row: Annes Wills, Larue Greenhaw, Judy Bean, Judy Hughes, Blanche Haney, Gay- nell Dippel, Jackie Weaver, Darlene Teichelman, Faye Nauert. Third row: Lynnora Ratliff, Nancy Kennedy, Tommy Freeman, John Kieke, Larry McNeil, Phyllis Triplett, Lanette Smith, Carla Carlton, Holly Campbell, Elizabeth Bosse , Janie Woody, Judy Campbell. Fourth row: Ralph Hanson, Don Haynes, Max Lough- miller, Steve Watts, Martha Holland, Martha McCown, Jimmy Cozby, Wanda Childress, Jane Smith, Sara Taylor, Patty Miller, Pat Massey. BAND Reorganized in 1948 under its present director, William E. Mayes, the Stamford Bulldog band has become one of the best known hig h school bands in the West Central Texas. Witnessing the inauguration of the State Champion Bulldogs for the second consecutive year was like a dream come true for the members of the band. The band entertained with several adult and student con- c e rts . The annual magazine sale being moderately success- ful, the band made plans to take the traditional spring trip. They visited in Fort Worth last year and attended the Ice Ca- pades. The concert band, composed of sixty members, made plans to enter the warm- up contests at Jacksboro, Sny- der, and Winters and to enter the Interscholastic Contests at Abilene. 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Cheer Leaders Drill Team Members of the Drill Team are, first row, left to right: Myron Olson, Vyron Olson, Maxine Billington, Charlotte Ivy, I-Ialene Lipe, Chrissie Kendrick, Sandra Sorrell, Sandra Neinast, Patsy Daffern. Second row: Peggy Harvick, Darlene Olson, Charlotte McCallum, Donna Allen,Verna Prewit, Margaret Nauert, Sue Davis, Karolyn Oman, Carolyn Boedeker. Members of the Pep Squad are, first row, left to right: Sue White, Peggy Stevenson, Carolyn Cozby, Wanda Skiles Linda Gra Bett Smith Marsha Rhew Jud Zimmerman Gloria Feldt. Second row: Lynn Cozby, 9 Y: V 1 J Y 1 Anne Hudson, Valerie Harms, Beverly Ake, Pat Ward, Cleta Price, Delarece Hansen, Patsy Greenway, Sue Miller, Pat McAlister, Esther Rhodes. Pep Squad No season could possibly be compared with the foot- ball session of this year, as far as the Pep Squad is con- cerned. What could be better than to have the football team which the Pep Squad supported so avidly win state championship for the second time? The girls enjoyed the many rides on the old yellow school bus, but the change to the chartered bus, when they went to Dallas was welcome. Tears and laughter were in their voices as the Bulldogs succeeded in winning against the mighty Terrell Tigers. There is no doubt in the minds of the girls that all of the games were as im- portant to them as to the boys. if A highlight late in the season was the election of 1957 cheerleaders and co-leaders. Cheerleaders include Darlene Olson, Chrissie Kendrick, Lilly May Skiles5 co- leaders, Margaret Nauert, Sue Davis, Myron Olson. These we presented at one of the pep rallies in the gymnasium. These girls attempted to show some small part of their appreciation for their football heroes by giving them a well-deserved banquet which held up the tradi- tional standards of the Pep Squad. It was gay and ex- citing, and, as usual, the food was very tasty. Honors, tributes, and gifts, together with an outstanding program, highlighted the affair. Pep Squad officers are: Sandra Sorrell, President, Peggy Harvick, Vice-President, Halene Lipe, Secretary-Treasurer, Sandra Neinast, Sergeant-at-arms. Weeks, janet Wilson, Elsie Medlin, Shirley Atkinson, Shirley Mann, and Cherry Pritch- ard, are shown in the cooking department preparing a tasty desert, The first year homemaking girls, Judy The Stamford Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America has had a well-rounded program of ac- tivities for the year of '56-'57, Officers were in- stalled in a beautiful ceremony in the fall. Members of the chapter attended the District Meeting in Hamlin in November where they gave the devotional. In january, Sophomore, junior, and Senior members went on a field trip to Abilene where they visited places of educational interest including the K.R.B.C. television and radio station where they appeared on television, Abilene Reporter News and the Foremost Creamery. They also were privileged to visit Abi- lene High School Where they attended the Shake- spearean Play, Richard III. Nancy Wash, the patient, is receiving care from her nurs e s , Sue White, Natoma Roberts, and Beverly Ake, At the Area IV meeting in March the Stamford Chapter had five members in attendance for the House of Delegates and the program. Two members r ep r e s e n t e d the Chapter at the State Meeting in Dallas in April. Chapter projects were the sending of Christmas cards to the State Hospitals, singing carols for aged at Christmas, observance of National F. H. A. Week, Mother-Daughter Banquet and Leadership Camp at Buffalo Gap in june. From left to right: Nancy Glassman, Nancy Wash, Sue Hardin,Carolyn Boedeker,judy Campbell, Peggy Gauntt, Lynn Cozby, and Anita Taylor, are taking part in the Formal Installation Ceremony. These girls are enjoying refreshments. From left to right: Pat Massey, Pat McAlister,Frances Abel, Linda Gray, Pat Ward, Sue Miller, and Annette Saunders. i J e J F. H. A. officers are, left to right: Martha Holland, Parlia- Mrs' Langford and Miss Rowell rnentariang Lynn Cozby, Secretary, Sue Hardin, President, Chapter Sponsors Judy Campbell, Vice-President, Anita Taylor, R e p o rt e r . Not pictured are: Carolyn Boedeker,Treasurer3 Nancy Wash, Historian . Future Homemalcers of America A group of the F. H. A. members are, first row, left to rightg Martha Holland, Lynn Cozby, Sue Hardin, Judy Campbell, Anita Taylor. Second row: Mary Mayfield, Sue White, Hallie Wisener, Sheralon Ludecke, Janet Wilson, Phyllis Ake, Betty Taylor, Anna Will-aa. Third row: Jayne Woody, Mary Wilka, Dorothy Walton, Sara Taylor, Jane Smith, Patricia Knowles, Judy Hughes, Judy Bean, Pat Massey. The Senior Chapter officers, First row, left to right, are: Eugene Parnell, Treas.g Robert Schuchert, V-Pres., Marcus Phillips, Pres.g Sterling Mc- Cann, Sec. Second row: H. I. Thames,I-list., .Timmy Melton, Rep.g Richard Carson, Sent., Don Welch, Stud. Adv., Wayne Smith, Parl. Not pictured: Royce Wisener, Znd V-Pres. uonmuquwww-va-ansmramng ummm- memneznrwwym- :1mama.wf.aw..nn.wmmm,fw.m.wrf5Qfn: :4fmmw-:+rf wrgriiw A. , f, 1 f- , M - f f - . my . . N Chapter officers, members, and teachers: have worked hard to! make this year success-W ful. At the first meeting! ofthe year '56-'57, Halene Lipe was chosen Chapter Sweetheart. Once again the chap- ter sheep feeding pro- gram was carried on inl order that the boys living! in town would have a chance to care for ai project. l The Lone Star Farm-I ers of 1956 - Charles! Stenholm, Ian Olson, D a r r yl Schoonmaker, T.C. Rice, Don Haynes,Q and Wilburn Cox - at- tended the state FFA! Convention in D alla sl with one of the sponsorsf l l The Grand and Ref serve Champions Breed4 ing Beef Cattle were owned by T.C.Rice. The Champion is shown by T. C., and the Reserve Champion is shown by Darryl Schoonmaker. i Billy Bob B e il ex- hibited the Grand Cham- pion Fin e Wool Muttor Lamb, and Don W e l c l exhibited the R e s e r ve Champion. A public service hich was performed y the Chapter was a rogram to eradicate menace to the health f the trees of Stam- rd, the mistletoe. In addition to the egistered Jersey eifer and the Regis- red Pig Circle, a egistered Hereford eifer Circle was be- un. After having agood oc al show, Stamford as well represented t other shows which ncluded Jones County ivestock Show, West exas Fair, and the bilene Fat Stock Show. Stamford sent a arge delegation to the istrict and Area FFA udging Contests. The Grand and Re- erve Steer of the Lo- al Show were shown -ry John Kieke and Rich- rd C a r s on, respec- vely. l In the Southdown division, Jan Olson's prize sheep copped both Grand and Re- serve Champions. Jan is holding the Grand Champion, and John Bill Oman is holding the Reserve Champion. Greenhand Chapter Officers, First row, left to right, are: Cullins Shelly, Treas., Robert Hardin, V-Pres., Wanda Childress, Swe ethe artg Jackie Bounds, Pres.g James Davis, Sec. Second row: Wayne Reimer, Rep., Don- ald Davis, Znd V-Pres., John Bill Oman, Parlg Hollis Muehlstein, Sent.g Douglas Rosenquist, Hist.g Norman Whiteworth, Stud. Adv. Not pictured: Jerry Rose, 3rd V-Pres. LE in 'cab-E? ft ' firm we-A ,I Members of the Fine Arts Club are, first row, left to right: Sandra Neinast, Judy Mills, Dixie Neinast, Patty Miller, Sarah Taylor, Sandra Sorrell, Norma Jean Smith, Halene Lipe, Carolyn Boedeker, Sarah Harrison. Second row: Elsie Medlin, Betty Smith, Pat Massey, Linda Merriott, Geri Ann Baize, Nancy Dickenson, Marsha Rhew, Judy Cowger, Jane Giles, Gail Davenport, Martha Hudson. Standing: Nancymnedy, Peachy Cole, Lynette Johnson, Judy Zimmerman, Gloria Feldt, Nancy Johnson, Janice Bryant, Lynnora Ratliff, Anne Hudson, Sherry Lee, Betty Sue Boedeker. Not pictured: Wanda Childress, Gloria Blackwell, Judy Campbell, Patsy Daffem, Sue Davis, Peggy Gauntt, Sue Hardin, Peggy Harvick, Betty Jones, Chrissie Kendrick, Char- lotte McCallum, Jeanie Sitton, Lanette Smith, Peggy Taylor, and Nancy Wash. Martha Hudson, President, Lynette Johnson, lst Vice- President, Geri Ann Baize, 2nd Vice-President, Patsy Daf- fern, Secretary-Treasurer, Jeanie Sitton, Parliamentarian- Historian, Betty Boedeker, Reporter, Halene Lipe, Pianist. Fine Arts Following the theme, Around the World with Music, each meeting the Fine Arts Club visited a different country, studying its musical history and featuring its most noted co mpose rs with their compositions. The club opened its '56-'57 season with its an- nual President's Dinner. Highlighted next during the year was the district convention in Vernon. At this convention the club was awarded a Gold Certificate for outstanding achievements during the previous year. In the spring a number of members attended the music festivals in Fort Worth. An out- standing year was clim axe d by the Open House, followed by the Installation Tea for the new officers. Sponsors are: Miss Maurine Turner and Mrs, David Ratliff. Student Council Representatives are: First row, left to right: Norma Smith, Halene Lipe, Chrissie Ken- drick, Judy Cowger, Nancy Kennedy. Second row: Charles Cromwell, Larry Denson, Bill Thompson. Mr. Simpson and the Student Council officers are dis- d t C 'I cussing plans for one of our special days. Officers are: u Steve Watts, President, Oran Brigham, Vic e - P r e s i d e n t 5 Valerie Harms, Secretary. Composed of representatives e le c t e d from the four high school classes, with the principal as faculty advisor, the Student Council has for its'purpose the promotion of a b etter understanding and closer co- operation between the student body and the administrative staff. Included in the Council's program this year have been the conducting of daily d e vo tion a ls , directing the polio drive, sponsoring special activity days, outlining extra- curricula interests, recommending a long range student program that would build for the future, and counseling on various pertinent matters. First row: Cheerleaders, Lynette johnson, Geri Ann Baize, Kay Sparks, Tyra jean Sitton, Martha Hudson, Carolyn Wade. Second row: Judy Campbell, Anita Taylor, Norma Smith, Barbara Ivy, Betty Sue Boedeker, Patsy Daffern, Peggy Gauntt. Third row: Sarah Harrison, Sandra Neinast, Sandra Sorrell, Halene Lipe, Darlene Olson, Chrissie Kendrick, Sue Davis, Lilly May Skiles. Fourth row: Sue Hardin, Valerie Harms, Maxine Billington, Peggy Harvick, Donna Allen, Verna Prewit, Fifth row: Lynn Cozby, Myron Olson, Vyron Olson, Karolyn Oman, Carolyn Cozby, Margaret Nauert. TNB This year was extremely exciting for the girls in TNBPR. Meeting every Thursday night at someone's home the girls had an hour of fun and laughter while engrossed in building greater school morale and spirit for their beloved football team. They exhibited this vitality and enthusiasm at pep rallies following the meetings. First row, left to right: Robert Hardin, T. C. Rice, Delton Ake, Sterling Carmon, james Meredith. Second row: Wilbur Cox, Larry Ivy, Kenneth Ivy, Romeo Garcia, Nickey jackson, Darryl Schoonmalcer. Third row: J. B. Tabor, Royce West, Donald Davis, Stanley Hill, jimmy Payne. Standing: Arche Pardue, Douglas Mon- zingo, Dallas Christian, Dale Robinson, Mike McClellan, Rufino Escobedo, Andy Swenson, Bobby Nelson, Gayle Ward, Charles Stenholm, Walter Hood, Squad Meeting Of all the factors that enter into a state cham- assure themselves of being mentally and physically pionship football team, the squad meeting, the boys fit for the contest. The squad meetings are usually believe, is one of the most important. Each Thurs- carried on reverently, with the presence of the Lord day night teammates get together to relieve some of being humbly felt by all. the tension caused by the game to follow and to rf lslr ,wage rs .s S .. 1 W s x A H A A .5 ,fs ,fn f, .. , kd Viyr q g i r -ii KJ. VKVV A, l n lg ...wig ,jg 2 ' . Ur it g Q ,, W V N, rr.,,r, WWW i if , an Oran Brigham, Tommy Davis, Monty Mon- zingo, and Larry Denson were chosen to at- tend Boys' State. Civic Club Honorees The Civic Clubs of Stamford select students! from Stamford High School to represent their respective organizations at various occasions. These are chosen on the basis of their citizen- ship, leadership, participation in school activi- ties, and scholastic standing. ' Each of these Civic Clubs chooses aboy and a girl to attend Boys' and Girls' State in June. The Exchange Club chooses a boy and a girl each month to be honored by them, while the Business and Professional Women's Club chooses a girl each month beginning in January. The R ota r y' Club and the American Legion are the two other clubs participating in these activities. The Exchange Club has chosenl as its boys and girls of the monthl the following: Y 'M September: M a r th a Hudson, and Mike McClellan. l October: Lynette Johnson and Bill Blackburn. l November: B e tty Boedekerl Chosen to attend Girls' State were Darlene Ol s on, Margaret Nauert, Charlotte McCallum, and Natoma Roberts. and Dale Robinson. 1 December: Norma Smith and Steve Watts. January: Geri Baize and Dal-N las Christian. February: Sarah Harrison and Charles Stenholm, Lynette Johnson, and Martha Hudson as their girls of the month. v E S The Business and Profes- I l sional Women'sClubhas chosen 1 Betty Boedeker, Jeanie Sitton, 1 u 1956-57 aw, -- La.. at ---f The Pep Squad Football Banquet for the 1956 season was an especially important one because in it we celebrated two consecutive years of fabulous football and two State Cham- pionships. The guest speaker was Mr. Mike Brumbelow, head football coach at Texas Western College. Touching briefly upon the origin of football, Mr. B1-umbelow's speech had the flavor that only a good football coach and public' speaker could give it. He pointed out the fact that a good sport on the football field will develop into a good citizen in life. Entertainment was provided by the Senior Boys' Quartet and the Senior Girls' Sextet. The football royalty was crowned and the coaches received gifts from the team. Football Banquet Peggy Harvick, representing the Pep Squad crowns a smiling king, Kenneth Ivy. banquet. v3ii . a1'2W1 Students and guests alike enjoyed the fellowship of this U Mr. Iohnson, Mr. and Mrs. Eirnpson, Mr. Brumbelow, and - eggy Harvick at the speakers able Having distinguished themselves on the football field, these All-Staters did a com- mendable job in putting away the food. State Championship football players and their dates, S o m e of th e guests enjoying the delicious food. , 5 rrral u ' . 'z K 1 -Sf 2 fe t l , f A EZ J, Wm, , my iii S l t .A',, gf . ' 5 it V' 11, Qi.. k,,,f ' - g -: ,V .Qigii M . H xy -Y . H ,Er ,., , , . , . .s a 14, 'S v gf to ws 'M X! ' f F? A Ta Junior-Senior Banquet The Junior-Senior banquet followed the un- usual theme of Jade Dragon's Tea Garden. The message, entitled Confuscious Says given by Mr. Silas Triplett, was thoroughly enjoyed by everyone. American food, which was served by the sophomore girls dressed in various Oriental costumes, was given a foreign name to entice the appetite of everyone present. Music was fur- nished by Wilbur Hill and his band and the Stam- ford High School Stage Band. An added attraction of the program was the crowning of the Basket- ball King, Dallas Christian, and the Queen, Sarah Harrison. F. F. A. Father and Son Banquet Lone Star Farmers ac- ,ompanied by their fathers, ront row: Wilbur Cox, and atherg T.C. Rice, Jr., and atherg Darryl Schoonmak- r, and father. Back row: Don Haynes, nd father, Charlie Sten- olm, and fatherg and Jan 'lson, and father. After a sumptuous meal of barbecued beef and potato salad with all the trimmings, the FFA boys, their dads and guests, and the mothers of the Senior boys went from the cafeteria to the auditorium for the eagerly-awaited pro- gram. After the awards that were given to boys with outstanding programs in specific projects, the awards covering the entire project programs and traits of the individual were presented. JOHN KIEKE was named the Star Chapter Farmer, CHARLES STENHOLM was given the De Kalb Award, an award pre- sented to the outstanding Senior boy, JOHN BILL OMAN was chosen to receive the Farm Bureau Award, a handsome belt buckle, as the outstanding Green- hand Chapter member, and JERRY TAYLOR was recognized as the chapter member with the best project program while working under the handicap of the limited facilities of the city. Winners of the project awards, front row: Jan Ol- son, Jackie Bounds, H. J. Thames, Sterling McCann, Marcus Phillips, Don Welch, Gene Ekenstam, John Kieke , and Hollis Muehl- stein. Back row: Billy Bob Beil, Jerry Taylor, Robert Barbee, Talmadge Rushing, John Bill Oman, John Schoonmaker, and Richard Carson. Cast of Sure As You're Bom SURE AS YOU'RE BORN Wilbur Maxwell, son ------- ---- T , C, Rice, fr, Betty Lou Maxwell, daughter ---- Maxine Billington Connie Maxwell, daughter -- -- Carolyn Boedeker Mrs. Maxwell, mother ----- --- Betty Boedeker Mr. Maxwell, father ------ ---- L any McNeil Mr. Jones, guardian angel --- ---Tommy Freeman Cast of Murder, They Say Senior Won't she ever grow up? MURDER, David Winslow, a young husband-U Grace, his worried wife -------- Ruth Harvey, Grace's Mother --- Emanuella, their colored cook --------- Carleton Worth, Ph. D, a psychoanalyst - Carrie Bond, a nosey neighbor --------- Madge Boyle, another neighbor --- Crutcher Digsby, the sheriff --- Plays You say the sweetest things, Mr. Powell! THEY SAY ! -- Wilbur Cox --- Geri Baize - Peggy Gaunt -Jeanie Sitton Jerry Williams -Patsy Daffem -Norma Smith -- Don Haynes if J Cast of Shotgun Wedding SHOT GUN WEDDING Jeb Larkin, Jestis of the Peace ----- Arche Pardue Maw Larkin, his bossy wife -------- Lynette Johnson Judy Larkin, young daughter -------- Sarah Harrison Ellie Carley, who has a sharp tongue -Martha Hudson Sue Skinner, young mountain girl ----- Halene Lipe Randolph Powell, young northerner -- Bill Blackburn Enoch Taylor, determined to get hitched to Judy --------------- Mike McClellan Don 't shoot! EMYTII itil eiisiiwi f' ai V , Here is your water, ma'am. Virginia, do you like football? I didn't tell you to blow us off the sofa. W fi f' zu, L Q . ., ,,,, A Q M ?, 'Y Junior Let's Make Up MARILYN LEONARD--- JEAN MORLEY --------- DICK BLAKEFORD ----- JOHNNY WARNER -- --- ELDERLY MAN -------- ELDERLY WOMAN ----- BELLBOY ------------- Love Hits Wilbur WILBUR -------- ------ BETTY Lou ----------- VIR GINIA ------ ---- CONNIE ----------- MRS. MAXWELL ------ MR . MAXWELL -------- Comin'n 'Round The Mo 1111 MAW IUDKINS ---------- POP IUDKINS --- ------ DAISY IUDKINS --------- ZEKE BEM15 ----------- DYNAMITE ANN -------- MRS. HORTENSE BELMONT CLIFF ----- MILLICENT LOWELL--- COREY NEWBOLD ------ P ays -------Sue Davis ---- Vera Aldrige --- Andy Swenson --- Stanley Hill ------- Iohn Clay -----Peggy Taylor -- Sterling McCann ---Richard Carson Chrissie Kendrick ---- Darlene Olson --- Valerie Harms ---- Lanette Smith ----- Hall Triplett ------ Patsy Little -- John Blackstock ----- Charlotte Ivy ---- Tommy Davis -- Lilly May Skiles --Margaret Nauert -- Natorna Roberts --- Oran Brigham Boys, stop that this instant! Wilbur! Get out of that position! Should ljust douse it all over her ? Lynette johnson is annotmcing the recipients of the Seniors' most prized possessions. Senior Day Program As an expression of gratitude for the memories, experi- ences, and knowledge it has received, the Senior Class left a considerable sum of money to the school with which to build a much-needed trophy case. 1 Martha Hudson - head prophet- ess - informs everyone as to the future of the Seniors. The Seniors of 1957 held the annual Senior Day program May 10, 1957. Following the processional, played by jane Giles,the Seniors presented four skits - two classroom scenes, a Senior bus scene, and a comedy skit on a doctor's office. Appreciative laughter followed these as well as the class will and prophecy, read by Lynette johnson and Martha Hudson, respectively. Mr. Rowland and Mrs. I-luffaker, class sponsors, who went on the trip, were presented gifts in rec- ognition of their hard work. A check paying for an enlarged trophy case was presented to Mr. Simpson by Bill Blackburn, class president, Following the recessional, the Seniors went to Abilene for miniature golf and swimming. Gifts were presented to the sponsors who went on the Senior Trip. 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Huffaker CLASS FLOWER Red Rose CLASS COLORS Blue and White CLASS MOTTO Work as if work alone thine end could gain, but pray to God as though all work were vain. CLASS HONORS Senior Class: Valedictorian-William Martin Blackburn J Salutatorian-Martha Nelle Hudson ..........,........,.,.,......,,, ................ 9 6.73 Best-all-Around-Martha Nelle Hudson Strauss Award-Gene Ekenstam Junior Class: Highest Average-Oran Brigham ...,,.....,,................... Second Highest Average-Valerie Harms Sophomore Class: Highest Average-Judy Cowger .,................................ Second Highest Average-Anne Hudson .,,,,,.....,. Freshman Class: ....,,.........96.56 ......,.,......91.90 .......,.......97.16 Highest Average-Virglnla Harms .....,...................,.,...... ...,........... 9 5.03 Second Highest Average-John Bill Oman ....,..... , ...........,.. 93.88 Processional: March of the Priests from Athalie ............ Mendelssohn Sarah Harrison, Organist A Prayer ---- ......r...,...,... Edwin Markham' Bill Blackburn Piano Duet: Theme from the Warsaw Concerto ...,............. Addinsell Geri Ann Baize and Halene Lipe l Vocal Solo: With a Song in l My Heart ................. ..Rodgers and Hart: Judy Campbell Betty Sue Boedeker, Acoompanist Piano Solo: Valse-Impromptu ............ Upcraft ' Sue Hardin Trio: Meditation .a...,....,.,........... Mietzke, Tommy Freeman, Violinistg Martha Hudson, Organistg Sarah Harrison, Pianist Organ Solo: Festival Toccata ......H...... Fletcherl Martha Hudson Address : The Case of the Missing Goal Line s........... ....... R ev. Jerry Boles Pastor, Central Presbyterian Church Presentation of Diplomas ,s...... L. W. Johnson, Superintendent Announcement of Awards ---J. W. Simpson, Principal Benediction .................,...... Reverend Boles Recessional: Grand March from Tannhauser rL......., ......... W agner Sarah Harrison, Organist l 1 ,S 77 X . My f W , M, if? W 2,3332 Ns 'nil fling X Q we aww R Wm Y., W' xl-ia 2255 503355 gw glam W QQ1 ax 255 xavix 2 msg? fix QE A ABR K an .M 'fi 4-NAL? A H.. 2. 'MJ 'Sir Honor Students BRIGHAM . . . 96.56 VALERIE I-IARMS . . . 91.90 Sophomores JUDY COWGER . . . 97.50 ANNE HUDSON . . . 97.16 Freshmen JOHN BILL OMAN VIRGINIA HARMS . . 93.88 . . . 95.03 Literary Who wouldn't enjoy hearing Gloria Feldt a n d Martha Holland declaim ? M a r th a placed fourth in districtcontests in Senior Declamation using the selection Three Colors. Blanche Haney, alternate, and Judith Thomas are very pleased about Judith win- ning second in Junior Declamation. Her winning speech was The Touch of the Master's Hand. Arche Pardue and Bill Blackburn went to Haskell to compete in the ready writing event. Winning first there, Bill went on to win first in the region, which entitled him to compete in the state contest. Romeo Garcia served as an alternate. ,W V, ll Jerry Williams, rep- resenting the school in X the slide rule contest, l was not able to attend the district meet because of illness. Contestants Our high school was represented in the number sense event by Douglas Beggs and Peachy Cole, who won second place. The alternate for this event was Terry Williams. In the district spelling event at Haskell, Gene Ekenstarn and Lanette Smith, repre- senting our high school, placed s e c o nd. Jane Smith served as the alternate for the team. The two of our students who entered the shorthand event were Lynette Johnson, who placed third, and Peggy Gauntt. Anita Taylor Was chosen as the alternate. Typing was another event which three of our leading typists, Patsy Daffe rn, Sarah Harrison, and Maxine Billington, entered. Pausing during a busy morning's work of preparing a wholesome, well-rounded meal for pupils in Stamford Schools are the following cafeteria ladies: Mrs. Massey, Mrs. Ivy, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. York, and Mrs. Bell. No one knows better than Hamp Skiles, in a pleasant mood this P. M. Smith how much work is morning, keeps the buses in good running required to keep our building in order and has general charge of the build- good condition. ing and SFOI-111dS. Important People Around SHS Businessmen Bacic School Activities My E E ? u 5 , . . sw int. - v A ..,, , fgfir' T ' 5 Lkmwiux i f- Q I I.. V 4 . ,gl , X W gg ' 5- s. ,..' I Q, LL gr s Ji JV X -7 AMW J 552, 5,3 Q, A sw. Q f f I Y LJ 1 V Y , -f I , Q I 1 ,ff--X u '4 L 'B 0 K J .- ',f 5' ' A ip . , IJ T 'Q ' W ' C'-'fl 4 ' m.,f.y.' ff! 1 xx w f 1 w u..,.m ' ' ,f 'R ' ' 7' '+ r- L---Lf-UA A,--1 '.k.1.L. 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LEAVITT CREDIT IEWELER Your authorized Bulova Dealer and Railroad Watch Inspector KINNEY FURNITURE COMPANY ATHA'S Movies are your best and most economical entertainment --attend your GRAND and H 81 H DRIVE-IN There's CI one and only in refreshment, too W,-KN: 'X lp fin L, f M ff M '- fs X 2 N1 ef kj XXZQL-EQ? if f- J MRS. HIGH, THE FLoR1s 506 south McKinley STAMFORD, TEXAS MORELAND MUTUAL INSURANCE Fire - --C asualty- - -Automobile 309 East Hamilton Street Stamford, Texas TRAIL C HEVROLET COMPANY A 1 N 1 -- V - 315 f 'ii-V mes! 5Au.l:L:i2 N ' Mbigiifmf TOM'S ICE CREAM PARLOR 81 LUNCHEONETTE Qu 'wallow uaia Uomfzany STAMFORD. TEXAS FRANK HILSCHER 'S GARAGE PLUMLEE AND CORNELIUS SERVICE STATION I. H. IVY'S BELL SERVICE STATION' Q PAYNE BROTHERS GROCERY STORE ACE ELECTRIC Y x 1 5 CLAY MARKHAM-INSURANCE IAPS ?V I liff STAMFORD. TEXAS BEGG'S WHOLESALE COMPANY CARSON PLUMBING AND HEATING I. F. WEST ROY WEAK'S PLUMBING PHY OIL COMPANY STAMFORD, TEXAS gsm-fffs - -wA-'I ' 1 U Wi A Xrvi wk W ffi 7, 'P-fy 'TY fkvrff XY if HJ,-Ly? lv W N.Y,,,f QL L. ,X , .Q-L Y-A J 'W 115 NORTH SWENSON STREET Stamford, Texas ,r i , f z i 5 E L , Q Fi, A... l SP-'-Es STATE THEATRE FRANK HILSCHER'S GARAGE 'Ihr I I V I 1 X. nlllx 1 SERVXCQ' JONES COUNTY IMPLEMENT CO., INC PHONE PROSPECT 3-3462 STAMFORD, TEXAS WASHPOT STAMFORD PAINT EL BODY SHOP 41 A. V. BOUNDS SERVICE STATION SHAMBURGER See you at the SUPER DOG IDEAL STEAM LAUNDRY STAMFORD INN LUMBER COMPANY 1 The pictures you will Want tomorrow, you must take today. TOMMY REC TUIR WM 7553 -'bf .Q f2'k ' xii no y u X , ,R V , ... if . xlhkrx K X fx ooyyy STAMFORD LAUNDRY u K7 ' x rnc 1, , in r.k,y'.L k My kxikr KAL? 'L ' A. C. HUMPHREY 225 wEsT MCHARG ST. PHONE soo STAMFORD. TEXAS X X S S , S X S S X fr zf-L-13 AHA XX N W 'ag fg.s.,g,5NteNx: N at wx ' X Q w-Mfg, Q .x.. .1.:,e -emo '---A -- '- Manufaciurersoa qu, - -W 5 --an Af, awww STAM FORD TEXAS SON'S CITY PIG NOW SERVING FOOD WHERE PRICES APPEAR SANDWICHES S 1 Bacon, Let. fr Tom.. California Burger . . .l... Fri-J FM -359 Bacon Cr Egg ....... .il Liver Sausage .,.,.. .... Cold Beef ......... uv Corned Beef ....... .l Baked Ham ....... Peanut Butter 8 JelIy Denver ........... I Cold Sliced Chicken. Egg Salad ......... i.. Q Ham fr Egg ........ lj. Fried Ham ........ American Cheese . . . Grilled Cheese ..... Sardme ........... l... Ham Salad .... Small Steak . Club Steak . T-Bone Sirloin Steak. .. Porterhouse Steak Beef Tenderloin Steak ....... L, Pork Tenderloin ..... Hamburger Steak .... Pork Chops .... Veal Cutlets . .. Chicken Salad . . . . . WLJQQ. Veal Cho .....,- Fried l'l3Al Cold Pork .... ..... -1. Boiled Ham ....... ....-. Tuna Fish Salad .... 1 Salmon Salad ...... ,T chicken Salad ..... QQ STEAKS, CHOPS, ET Lamb Ch 1... Fried On Extra w ..........T Mushroon . . . Breaded, . . . .-..- TouLn to or Spanish Sauce, extral .A .Qm4:.ai.f4:f2zc......4.La1cL S A lA D S ...Qi Sliced Tomatoes . . . x ARLEDGE 81 GRISSOM ICE 81 LOCKER PLANT STAMFGRD LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY WILLIE CRIMES DIRT CONTRACTING I .,,. , V Il 1 STAMFORD, TEXAS S zfe FARMER 'S CO-OP GIN MILLER S TEXACO SERVICE STATION SAM BAIZE-FFA all the Way. PLUMLEE and CORNELIUS SERVICE STATION A -, -' Sf' 1-frm--:I STAMFORD AMERICAN BUlE'S IN RET ROSPECT The cover has been put on the typewriter for the last time, the innumerable check lists have been put away, the last page has been decided upon and the pictures pasted down, and the annual room is silent once again. We have shown you the instructors who have taught us so much and left us with many memo- riesg we have tried to illustrate past games and mo- ments of glory so that this Bulldog Year may be highlighted in your memories5 we have shown you the friends you acquired in the many organizations and have given you a look at the faces of yotu' class- mates and the extra-curricular life around the cam- pus. We have also portrayed the business men and their businesses who have backed the activities and organizations of the school all the way'. Thus we,the staff close this annual with the hope that we have produced a book worthy of the student body, for we know that in future years these memories will mean much to everyone. 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