Stamford High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Stamford, TX)

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Standing high scholastically,BETTY still found time to be in the Pep Squad, to work on the annual, and to have a large part in planning the junior - Senior Banquet. Chosen to attend Girls State, she will also be a cheerleader next year. Because of her winning smile and pleasing personality, her earnestness, her musical talent, her alert mind, and her desire to do her work well, TEE has endeared herself to her MQW WWW 'li-1 if 4 ,Q s 'MS 'l ' if ' f,2i.r - r 1 if Q - if if-f-f-If ', Q . V, K kkkk - - Lkk fellow students. ,X EXW' I ,lg ' ff l,:ag:1'5 f L, ':?f?75T'.Ti'f ' 7 . ,. V - iiii , t, M, N , ,ru , li. if J, 1 Q' a A' if QE J ew, -f' ml if ' i'-r TEE SELMON BETTY WISENER DON NEWQUIST JIMMY, with his versatile abilities, his innate qualities of efficiency, humor, loyalty, and eagerness to succeed, has become an inspiration to his classmates and a joy to his teachers. ' -,,,,3,'f:f,5z. .r M f - Q ,M . : r ff it 1 in , - f-igsfi-fragilis K gfteeue' 5. - iii- ' V--mafia: :gg W. I , swear: -f if ,gk - ,,., ,. ,fm ff S, lj ,sf X ,riff V of JIMMY I-IARKINS . , kt .,,, 5. V Aff-fggqfw , , , 5 vigil., L v , Z , .,,, DON NEWQUIST-football manager, president of the junior Class, and vice-president of the Stamford Dis- trict Future Farmers ofAmerica-was able to do a good job on his school work. He also took his prize ani- mals to livestock shows. SCOTTIE, with her ambitious desire to excel in all her work, her whole- some attitude, her talents combined with charm and sincerity, has won the love and esteem of all. SCOTTIE PRYOR 115

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in CAROL MANGRUM BOBBY, a tri - captain, and an All -Stater in football, represented Stamford High School at the State Track Meet. In addition to his athletic prowess, he gave a good account of himself scholastic ally. His pleasantbusiness- like manner, his sense of fairness, his co- operation, and his devotion to duty make for him a place on this page. Other Outstanding Students Many outstanding students have received honors from their classmates, and have been given space on other pages of the annual. By vote of the faculty, the young people on these pages also deserve recognition. Because of her quiet, unassuming manner, because of her attention to her school work, because of her faithful work on the annual, and because she is a sweet person, CAROL MANGRUM has earned a place on this page. JOHN BILL, boy with the highest average in his freshman class, has distinguished himself by his work in Future Farmers of America. Area II president of FFA during 1959-1960, he was Lone Star Farmer, and Area Star Farmer. With all these activities he was able to do his school work, and to be a gracious, charming person. BOBBY GAMBLIN JOHN BILL OMAN 114 t

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as 0 0 K A 5 22? W is i ,, er ,ft A . ' 'Q , l ., ff' y r , , t yyr y ,M Representing Stamford in the district meet in girls' poetry reading were TEE SELMON Knot picturedj and VICKI HARRISON. TEE placed second. PAT BONDS was second in the boys' division. V In the district meet, junior girls' declamation was won by LINDA MASSEY, and second by MIKEY THORP. MARIANNE GREEN entered Senior girls' declamation. 116 1 CARLA CARLTON, WANDA CHILDRESS, DARLENE TEICHELMAN, ' 1 and BETTY WISENER Qnot picturedj represented the school in typing l in the district meet. l w 4 N w I6 Purhclpute i Stamford was represented in the State lnterscholastic Leaguem literary contest by Patti Miller, who competed in the field of readyl writing, with students from all over Texas who passed the elimina-I tions. Betty Wisener, competing in number sense, accompanied Patti! to the regional meet in Lubbock. Sixteen Stamford students partici-i pated in the district meet in Haskell. refs'- I r' ' ' , y rd . tm. V' f. at iq l ,, s 1. ,- f 2