Stamford High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Stamford, TX)

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The Bulldogs battle to the finish when they trample the Anson Tigers, 35-0. Home in October Minds of ex-students turned to fond memories of their alma mater when SHS celebrated a homecoming for the first time. After registration, visiting, and a hamburger supper, prepared by the Class of '60, the close of a memorable day arrived as the Bulldogs played Anson, remembered by former students as Stamford's number one opponent. During half-time activities, Superintendent L. W. Johnson crowned Elsie Meldin as Homecoming Queen, runners- up, Judy Mills and Wanda Childress, presented Elsie with white mums and a royal robe. Highlighting Saturday's activities was a noon barbe- que at the football stadium, followed by a history of Stamford High School, presented by Olive McDougle, and a business meeting, conducted by temporary chair- man, Brad Rowland, those present elected I.. E. Million, jr. as President of the EX-Student's Association. The real purpose of such a gathering, reuniting old friends, was accomplished Saturday afternoon as class reunions were held in homes, in class rooms, at Nat's Cafe, and at the Country Club. As every occasion must end, this one closed late Saturday when good-byes were said until next year at which time the words, Do you remember when---? will again resound through the halls of Sta.mford High. BURT, JUDY, WENDELL, WANDA, and DUANE look on as SUPT. L W. JOHNSON congratulates ELSIE after crowning her Homecoming Queen MRS. BARRON LINDSEY and MRS. BERNARD BUIE, mothers of seniors, serve hamburgers to ex-students as they get into the swing of homecoming. The Saturday noon barbeque which pre- ceded the business meeting was a huge success.

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Homecoming Queen Elsie Medlin Judy Mills- - Runners-up - - Wundu Childress

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COACH CHUCK MOSER compares football in the north with football in the south as MR. JOHNSON, MR. and MRS SIMPSON, CAROL MOSER, JUDY SCURLOCK, and MRS. WARTES listen attentively. ROY DON SCONCE and JUDY SCURLOCK are crowned Football King and Queen. Qian, Winter Brings Celebration Another State Championship--the fourth in five years--carried the football season into winter, and the annual Football Banquet became that season's outstanding event. Pep Squad members toiled hard to make this an unprecedented occasion. Place cards were footballsg favors were miniature pic- tures of the football teamg and the room decorations were crowns suspended from window streamers. A large white papier-mache football and blue crown centered the head table. Coach Chuck Moser, Abilene's newly appointed Public School Athletic Director, was the guest speaker. He inspired everyone at the banquet to try harder at everything he does. The highlight of the banquet was the crowning of the Football King and Queen. Pep Squad president and toastmisiress, Judy Scurlock, crowned Roy Don Sconce king, and the tri-captains of the mighty Bulldog team--Charlie Helmer, Tom Lovvorn, and Bobby Gamblin--crowned Judy Scurlock queen. They then pre- sented gifts of appreciation to the coaches and the fourth State Championship trophy to Superintendent L. W. Johnson. The program included a medley of songs by the Senior Gir1's Octet and selections by the S.H.S. Off-Beats, who also provided dinner music.