Stamford High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Stamford, TX)

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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.

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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.. .,..,

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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!