Stanton High School - Roundup Yearbook (Stanton, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1960 volume:

V ,..,2, .. -.- -, ---f- , v S 4 L nk fe 1 3 X Y if i .Q L f n i E ! I r k ia ' 1 C .k. Z Q? 1, 2 6 5 I , I k A r I F E. NN .fx 14 U 5 S ' 1 .I STANTONTHKHHSCHOOL STANTON, TEXAS PRESENTS THE BUFFALO ROUND-UP VOLQ5 EDITORIAL Our school years are important, formative years of our lives. Since the training we get in school is a step by step, year by year process, this year's Round-up has been arranged in a chronological order by grades to bring out t his process. We might compare ourschool years to a ladder. Each grade in school is r.epre- sented by a rung on the ladder. On which rung do you stand? Are you just beginning to climb up the ladder, or are you ready to step off into anothe r part of the world? Those of you in the upper grades may glance back at the first few grades with a note of sadness as you reminisce of the years pastwhen youwere on ladder of education. Those of you on the lower rungs may be ward to the things to come. It is to give you this view that the ROUND-UP has been re It is my hope that the ROUND-UP of 1960 will be one that back on and treasure in the years to come. Since rely, the first rungs of the looking eagerly for- -arranged this year. each of you will look I ,I Editor INDEX Dedication Superintendent's Message Calendar Elementary School Junior High School Courtney School High School Administration and Faculty Organizations Pe rsonalitie s Sports Snapshots Advertising 3 4 5 7 17 27 35 57 65 85 99 123 12.7 During the four years that Mrs. Schwalbe has been at Stanton High, she has taught not only math and Spanish, but lessons in living as Well, Everyone has been inspired by her youthful spirit and zeal. However, her interests are not limited to the classroom, for she has sponsored the junior and senior classes, the Spanish Club, and the annual staff. In appreciation for her inspiration and leadership, we dedicate this book to Mrs. Schwalbe, Congratulations to the Annual Staff and to their sponsor for the Wonderful book they have prepared. It will preserve for us in years to come all the hap- penings of this school year. I hope that this book will show the student body and our patrons the pro- gress we have made in the past. Also I hope the students have caught the spirit of the things which We are trying to put across. Every student has the same opportunity to learn, and it is usually his fault if he fails to get what is being presentedin the classroom. Everyone must be alert at all times and be making an effort to improve his own education. No one canbe responsible for his edu- cation except the individual himself. We should all strive at all times to make good citizens of ourselves for our school, our community, our state, and our nations. Sincerely, AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER 1.1.-.Q Calendar Registration and school begins. Happy days are here again? Stanton beats Merkel 30-8. Annual Pictures are taken, Senior rings come in. Have you seen my ring ? Stanton defeats Big Lake ZZ-6. Stanton wins over Grandfalls 44-0. .Ozona falls to Stanton 18- l4. Annual staff attends Colorpress Clinic at HCJC. Stanton beats O'Donnell 36-6. First six-weeks tests given, Stanton wins over Loraine 48-6. Marsha Bristow elected District President at FHA District Meet at San Angelo, Rotan defeats Stanton ZZ-8. FHA officers go to Midland to install MHS officers. PSAT given. Student Council sponsors paid assembly. Stanton beats Roby 34-0. HCJC girls basketball tournament. Roscoe wins out over Stanton 16-8, Stanton wins homecoming game with Coahoma46-Z0. Donna Swanson crowned football Sweetheart. Six-weeks tests given again. Special Thanksgiving Assembly. Thanksgiving Holidays. Betty Crocker Tests given to Senior Girls. Band marches in Christmas Parade in Midland. Color pictures are taken. Dawson basketball tourney at Welch. Band marching contest in Odessa. National Honor Society holds Christmas Party. Speech department, choir, and band present special Christmas Pageant. Christmas assembly given. Christmas holidays begin. January February March April May Returned to school after Christmas holidays Jim Kent from Monahans speaks to student body about European trip. Band has regional try-outs Roscoe loses to Stanton, 47-41 Area band try-outs held Stanton walks over Coahoma, 66-37 Roby loses out to Stanton, 65-52 Stanton beats Rotan, 73-33 Midland exchange students present assembly to Stanton. Seniors order invitationsg graduation is soon here. Roscoe gets beat 66-49 Stanton wins over Coahoma, 49-41 Seniors attend annual tea given by Study Club at Dr. Pepper plant. Student Council sponsors tvvirp dance. Roby fall to Stanton, 54-51 Seniors go to HCJC for Career Day Stanton beats Rotan, 74-54 Teacher's meetingg Oh, wondrous holiday! Day set for Senior Playg Will they make it? Sonora Relays are held. Literary Events of Interscholastic League are a Stanton---Track team travels to Monahans for the Sandhills Relays. Date set for district meet Band banquet held Track meet at Andrews---School dismisses for Easter holidays. Happy, happy days. School resumes after holiday period. Band banquet held Regional track meet scheduled Red Raider Relays are held Junior-Senior Banquet held t Baccalaureate for graduating Seniors is held with .Tack Davis as guest speaker. . Graduation exercises held for Seniors. lt's a long walk that is now all over with. 'ff zisifixkifll M . . h . V if 2 -S 'Mmmfxmfmzrmfwf k KQjiiy..,y.,gg5i5E'm.W.m.frW af X N A X K , Q 1 , ,M,Mi:wmm'z'mfgg:5L5?W Y 4 7 Y ig JW 2 1 A ,W :www vwfw-H3155 N 2 4 V . 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W 2 ' by ' W id Gannetta Avery Howard Avery Scherry Avery Ralph Coats Susan Clardy Karen Ferguson Bonnie Glenn Tom Glynn Priscilla Gutierez Linda Hartley Ross Hay Weldon Hartley Karl Herzog Ruben I-linojosa Michael Ivy Calvin McKenzie Robert Mitchell Linda Mullins Freddy Newman Robert Perry Frances Petty Rhonda Reid Marea Rornirez Bonnie Rosas Wayne Shipp Ronald Tucker Johnny Wells Manuel Zuniga Anita Aguirre John Bentley Deborah Campbell Lupe Carbojal Terry Don Carr Harris Curry Patricia Foster Terry Franklin Carolyn Green Stephen Hall Suzanne Hardison Eddie Henderson James Hillger Rosa Hinojosa Gene Hodges Jane Hodges David Ivy Glenn Lawson Luan Louder Robert Madison Dwight Martin James Mashburn Mitsie Mashburn Nancy Muniz Gloria Robertson Bill Romine Thomas Rodriguez Joyce Standefer Jesus Zuniga Catherine Perry Beatrice Aguilar Mark Bentley Charlene Bevers Guy Brown Carolyn Brumley Roy Cox Beverly Clements Carol Davis Danny Fryar Doris Gossett Louis Gonzalos, Jr. David Graves Alfred Graves Brenda Hightower John Hopper Randy Huekaby Mike Hull Carolyn Kirby Alma Nell Mashburn Shelia McQuerry Patsy Milligan Rodney Morgan Eugene Owen Clifton Parker -i. 7 X 4 ,R .ia , .V , ia 632 WW' x- :,.-H.. my 'D ' Q Fifth Grade 'Pinw- if 413. saw. .-::- .-: a:. - .:.'.. 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This is the fund raising project of the P, T,A, and the money goes to provide many much needed things for the various departments of the school. These things have varied from a piano to first aid supplies. This year the High School queen was Cheryl McArthur, escorted by Herb Sorley. The Elementary School queen was Cindy Avery, escorted by Steve Robnett. J UNIOR HIGH Tim Bristow Carolyn Britton Cindy Britton Terry Britton .lavis Burgess Lupe Cansllis Nelda Carr Amelia Couallos Margaret Clardy Evelyn Doyle Bradley Evans Teresa Foster Anita Gonzales Laura Gray Vicki Green Larry Haggard Mike Hall Jackie Hawkins Bobby Holland Kenneth Hopper Efifanio Hinojosa George Kennitz Rita Knight Karon Lawson Linda Long Linda Louder Linda Manning Bill McCauley Glen Pardue Carol Petty :'.1 f-Z? R , QM nw, SWR, y rrr ip - li,, eyo, 2 vs ,lql s Q i Q Sixth Grade sig 226 3,3 W8 f -' -if bw 5511 3 5 if'f? '32?fii?a W3 E 2 if- 55: if ii is .1 an ,:, ., , :sg 1321 mi? 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W , ., fi: f- Jfgggggg A 3 W K9 'xi - : W xg A Junior High Personalities Most Popular EUGENE ROBERTSON BRENDA BRYANT Most Handsome CARRO LL ANDERSON Most Beautiful CAROL NICHOLS Best All Around Friendliest TOMMY SHANKS REBA SAUNDERS Most Athletic TOMMY SHANKS NANNETTE PARDUE CARRO LL ANDERSON FRANCES GOSSETT Z3 Junior High Basketball STANDING: Joe Valdez, Ronny Driggers, Mr. Sorley, Tommy Shanks, Donnie Polson, Roger Boyce, James Cage, Eugene Robertson, and Darr Huckaby. SEATED: Clinton Miller, Ray Louder, Darrel Brantley, Carroll Anderson, and Dink Polson. Junior High Football BACK ROW: Clinton Miller, Bill Davis, Billy Powell, Tommy Shanks, Donny Polson, Mr. Sorley, Roger Boyce, Charles Kemmitz, Ronnie Driggers, Eugene Robertson, James Cage, Darr Huckaby. SECOND ROW: Joe Valdez, Ray Louder, Carroll Anderson, Donnie Thompson, Dink Polson, Ray Davis, Wesley Womack, Robert Mullins, Steve Edwards, Johnny Graves. FIRST ROW: Bradley Evans, Bobby Holland, Don Yates, Jimmy Wilkerson, George Kemmitz, Mike Hull, Darrel Brantley, Bill McCauley, Dan Yates, Harold Cain. Junior High Basketball Nancy Graves, Brenda Bryant, Shirley Graves, Francis Gossett, Sheila Turner, Gay Gates, Nanette Pardue, Carol Nichols, Janis Morrison, Reba Saunders, Claudeen Nowlin. Pep Squad Sheila Turner, Reba Saunders, Carol Nichols, Beverly Tucker, Shirley Graves, Brenda Stan- derfer, Eva Montez, Anita Gonzales, Claudeen Nowlin, Nancy Graves, Brenda Bryant, Nancy Williams, Janis Morrison, Francis Gossett, Mary Espinosa, Lynda White, Linda Doyle, Becky Saunders, Lila Phillips, Mary Puga, Loretta Kennedy, Joyce Lankford, Nannette Pardue, Diane Bentley, Janis Burgess, Karen Lawson, Jeanne Muniz, Dorothy Lankford, Mary Silva, Virginia Hernandez, Vikki Green, Mary Saucedo, Linda Louder, Wanda Clardy, Carolyn Britton, Nelda Carr, Dolores Shipp, Rita Knight, Evelyn Doyle, Linda Long. These women prepare all the good food we have at Grade School. We couldn 't get along Without them. They are Mrs, Ed Williamson, Mrs. V. R. Ratliff, Mrs. Henry Pinkerton, and Mrs. Herman Landers. James Boysow Robert Jones QPetej And just think of all the paper and sand that would pile up in the house if we didn't have these boys! COURTNEY Irene Delgado Dennis Jones Roy Kelly Angela Mitchell Leslie Posey Gwen Stewart Debra Boadle Becky Creech Dean Duke Linda Flippo Deborah Hazlewood Robbie Hazlewood Doris Howard Dennis Ringner Gerald Smith LaWanda Glaspie Rita Jones Dianne Mims Trudy Powell John Thomas William Wilson Kathryn Biggs Janie Boadle Martha Bradshaw Mary Bradshaw Yolanda Delgado Charolett Flippo Linda Glaspie John Hall Catherine Hazlewood Donnie Jones Eva Pointer Linda Lee Posey Ronald Ringener Brenda Stewart Pamela Williams First Grade Second Grade aeasbdxige ,-fyywfam , . . ,F-W,--f efwgreanar :-::,,:-:.::i:,m H -- v.,,,-uf.:.g:.g.,gfg,gf,g,',, :maggie : ' ' I' Qi2ES'ev5 S .r ' we 13 1533? . '2:j::Eigfs?'- 59-25,25 .ERI .:.LI.,f:f':'2Es5j:fg12f5?' is -area Zafws iii .,5 -, :V-Vg:--3 I I ...... f A :'f E 'f : g'2 -gy sz agp 1, , ,, , -:-4,15 '11 1 -.:' 3 I-.-,I-F, fr-gr'-.1fefe:: -. View am. 5,:2 .5 :. . . ,..x Ww w, -r V ,, :Z afefiffqri .. f- - - .,. 1' -'-' sa ., , E' Q ,s K Q j E 1 lip ' . 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W 5 Q. xy gig, Q 2 is 1525? f 3, Egret it W. mi x 'ISP if 'H ., . ,K ay gf , E .l t Seventh Grade 3 EEQ 3? gl rf :1- i limg fiagfigg he vnqieaieiwe v K Ugsn l W iwm??aegEQQwi jf .L +I: Qjggfg..- 4 H' .- - 1 ,5N,wiWFmwt it ' E weewwwa ive Q- gg .V , ' Q geygwgggngy Eighth Grade This past summer, by vote of the two districts, Courtney School became apart of the Stanton Independent School District. High School students are brought by bus into Stanton, but Grades One through Eight will continue to be taught at the Courtney plant. This year, in honor of these classes having become a part of our school system, the Annual Staff has chosen to give the elementary grades and their personalities a separate section in the Roundup. We are very glad to have these boys and girls and We hope that they will enjoy being a part of the Stanton Schools. Courtney Personalities Mr. and Miss Courtney RONNIE MCREYNOLDS SANDRA HALL Most Popular CAROL RINGENER RONNIE HAYS Best Natured MARY BETH WILSON RONNIE HAYS Courtney l. Sixth Grade Class Z. Fourth Grade Class 3. Eighth Grade Class Seventh Grade Class Thlrd Grade Class F1rst Grade Class Second Grade Class Surpnsed' Alert Clas s Puzzled Boy l - f g f ,.,,q.,,,e 35 .,-. Z liv, 5 5,55-Jywv V . , arf Iii K EE jx .. ig : .1 I -Q d Q X' E e,:, S S A is ,,,,.,., M, 5 .Faxes E W, or W mwah 1 as S ' K W .. 2H-: ii t.-1 t -t fl QQHHMW? Ge z ' If as 7 ,tm 4. f ' Naam? rf Q, 6 ,az or XFMMWA 1. ' ' ,W We 'www . .wwmzammn is 2 I ':.g?E -.Z ...,. , .55 1 V. 5 Q 1.e ,l'a: .,.,.,slw M myslfmx. w 5' x f Q, ,w V Q t X 1' l X A -1, 8 vb Q Q . AF' W qv Q 14 f f Q .We 0 Q if kg V' Q ,..a.:.,.1. -1 K 'E gl he -, -5:f.,,'1'-55 K X is figs. is qs, fi Lal 7 as 33-. W 1 ,X fz, A, as , Li as as as 9 ,M sg, ..., ...,.... E V X. 4 X3 we git, , f- ,nr as , W ' Eight ,, Mbgqmiskf nf. 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These girls play lots of Basketball and they get to be extra good players too. Look out all opponents, you might have trouble! Picturedbelow are Loyace Ann Hazlewood, Socorra Ramirez, Mr. Hays, Sandra Hall, Mary Beth Glaspie, Beth Biggs, Carol Ringener, Kathy Stewart, Betty Glaspie, Linda Hays, Ingrid Hazlewood, Mary Wilson, Latricia Badgett, and Brenda Flipo. , President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Freshmen Class Officers DAVID PINKERTON JOHNNY BARNES NONA LANGLEY NANCY ROBNETT JOANNA EPLEY Freshmen ms-Qu ..m,,,. Q9 jg, J .,,.., 'MDM Mwww' ..,,,. npr f ak 2 FQ 7 Larry Adkins Lana Airhart Dewey Anderson Anders Arguello Herb Armstrong Loneta Avery Johnny Barnes Jimmy Barnhill Kay Bryan Judy Cain Helen Carter Bessie Coates Gary Doshier Joanna Epley Steve Flowers Buddy Cvlaspie Jacque Graham Billy Graves June Harrell Lynch Hightower David Hodges Martha Johnson Doyel Kemmitz Brenda Laird Nona Langley Lavmon Lankford Phyllis Long Lilly Massey Odell McDonald .Tack Mims Ben Mott Ulen North Jerry Overby David Owen Jerry Parum J. D. Phillips Linda Phillips Elizabeth Pickett David Pinkerton David Poe W. ., A ' i , ..,, g. Qatar isa df 9:21 3-3 fm wx gy, Ea AQ AEK iw Kai 3 2 f ilm ,A F'Qs: h is k 'fax Y . 49N 41 W, ,f 3 is Q. E J : im ,Pig N f XL , w 'v W i Kr 1, I gi ....,-..- ,:. i x X 55313 i ,ff-bmw .4onP W ww A 1'1f 1'l' 'iw G ssi11i ?2' w f am-gm... . David Pruitt Jan Rhodes Nancy Robnett Marilyn Sale Carol Smith Wanda Smith Mike Sorley Dick Standefer sf .A 49' We x ,Q ' 4 S Fifi WN ' - ' 2 f' z- . t f 4 1, 2 H? I ? X. f ,Nc ..H ' www Bob Stephenson Ted Stewart Mary Ruth Triplett Barbara Williams Benny Womack Harry Wright Ann Yater Drucilla Cantrell Jerry Parurn, Barbara Williams and .Tune Harrell do alittle research work assisted by librarians Buddy Green and Calistro Urias. President Vice Pre sident Secretary Treasurer Reporter Sgt. -at -Arms Sophonrore Class Officers HERB SORLEY MARSHA BRISTOW CHERYL MCARTHUR BRENDA GEORGE SHERI MADDOX JIM SALE Sophomores 3 ..., V V I 12:11. .-if-wi 5 A i 5 X 5 ' s m WMA' .1 , ,, , A ,Y . , A 4 A A -'- 1: SEX . 5 N 5 'fs 1 Q Y f .... L rw E50 in x wg W P' . Q , 1 , QF' M , ggi:- .. 0 Qsfnxi ak 6 Q in ' MA 5 J G Ula 1 mi, .. fs 1 A . 4' A, df Z gg x Q . uf ll Y 1 4- xf g+,? Q1- XS , ,f T533 ww, M My '-:3 9': , 11gJIQ2zf?:b5225S:u. T -, 1+l- 1 - 'liz 8 ' 'Q iff , gm MIKE BLACK JOE BOND MARSHA BRISTOW MARY JANE CALLOWAY HAZEL COATES PAULINE CORTEZ. PEGGY DAVENPORT WILMA DOSHIER MONA EPLEY TOMMY FLOWERS FELIX GARZA BRENDA GEORGE DORA GONZLES THELMA GOSSET FRANCES GRAVES JOHNNIE GRAY BARBARA HENRY RONNY HOUSTON CAROLYN KELLY SANDRA KELLY JOSEPHINE LANDER DOROTHY LAWSON CHARLES LESTER CHERYL MCARTHUR SHERMAN MCKASKLE PHILLIP MCKINNEY SHERI MADDOX GLENDA .IOY MAR TIN JAMES MASHBU RN RONNIE MITCHELL LAVERNE MORRIS ZELLA ODOM G LENDA PAYNE NANCY CARYL PETREE LOU WANDA PIERCE JUDY POLSON MARGARET RAGLAND ROYCE DWAIN REYNOLDS JIM SALE .IANICE SIMS ,nw wut 1 l'lN'll'i'Q L, 152.2 4 'A ' 3 wwf' 3 X WN' 3 a ,,:- .. xi 2 iw F? 'K lm is 14 it I 1-I ,, -A . im ami.: .:fz:-xl . .. gg-sag: 5 . .Q - 1'5 - t 1 ':.: .,.,. Q M, - , A it Q ? M Q 1A-' ,E we 3 fa Y W Q kjwrx vi 9? -5 -- X - f ,, ,.., ,, Wi i wlig S gf - HERB SORLEY ESTELA SOSA STEVE SPRLNGER FRANCIS THRAILKILL ROBERT TURNER WESLEY WALDROP LINDA WELLS JOHN WILKES GLEN WREN NINA YATER WAYNE DOSHIER SAMMY WEBB Activities Among The Sophomores Nina and Dora Cheryl Our beautiful kids on Kid Day during We were very proud to have our candi- Homecoming Week. date chosen Queen of the Halloween Carnival. President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Sgt-at -Arms Junior Class Officers LINDA SAUNDERS BOBBY SALE SHIRLEN YELL NANCY JOHNSON CAROLYN MANNING A. L. WATTS Knot picturedj Juniors LA RUE ADKINS RONNIE AIRHART MARIA BRISENO JUDY BRITTON WAYNE BURCHETT HERMAN CAIN JOE CANTRELL REDGY CHURCH DONALD CONKLIN TOMMY DAVIS PHYLLIS DOSHIER RUBY DOSHIER ARNOLD FINCHER ARVIL FINCHER HELEN GLASPIE JANICE GLAZE CATHY GLENDENING BARBARA GRAVES BOBBY GRAVES ROBBIE HAGGARD KENNETH HALE MORRIS HASTINGS BETTY HEDRICK LARRY HENDERSON JERRY HENSON .TERRY I-IILDRETI-I LYNDON HUCKABY ALFRED JOHNSON NANCY .IOHNSON INA FAYE KILPATRICK TI-IADD KOONCE CAROLYN MANNING JERRELL MATTINGLY PATRICIA MILLER SANDRA MILLER MILTON MOODY ,TO ANN MULLINS TOMMY NEWMAN LYNDA PERRY BETTY PETREE DAVID PETREE JERRY POLSON SANDRA ANN POWELL SANDRA KAY POWELL ELIDA REYNA ALFONSO RODRIGUEZ BOBBY SALE LINDA MARIE SAUNDERS TERRY SHANKS DIANNE TURNER A. L. WATTS WEEMS WILLIAMS CAROLINE WOMACK SHIRLEN YELL ESTELLE WHITE Butch takes over in General Math for awhile. 'X President Vice Pre sident Secretary Reporter Treasurer Senior Class Officers DARRELL HAMBY BUZZY BREWER VERONICA SORLEY BECKY SMITH BOBBY KELLY Knot pictured, ILLY BADGETT ,F, A, 1-2-3 Office r 3 ootball 2 OYCE BOYCE ootball Mgr. 1-2 ootball 4 etterman's Club 1-2-3-4 lass Officer 2 tudent Council 2 ,E, 3 ORKY BRITTON . F. A. 1-2 Officer 3 District Off. ootball 1-2-3-4 rack 1-2-4 etterman's Club 3-4 iggest Flirt 2-3 lass Officer 1-2-3 unior Play 3 nnual Staff 4 panish Club 4 tudent Council Play 3-4 Z -4 Explore r Scout 3 -4 'IMMY FAMBRO T. F. A. 1-2 Ilreative Writing 3 JERRY BAUGH Football 1-2-3-4 Hon. Men. All-Dist. 3 Basketball 3 F. F. A. 1 -2 -3 Halloween King 1 Letterman's Club 3-4 Class Officer 3 Friendliest Boy 4 BUZZY BREWER Class Officer 2-3-4 Football 1-2-3-4 Hon. Men. All-Dist. 3 Captain 4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Track 1-2-3 State Meet 3 Most Athletic 3-4 Class Favorite 2 F. F. A. 2-4 NORMAN DONELSON Football 2-3-4 Hon, Men. All-Dist. 3 Captain 4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 All-District 3 Co-Captain 2 Basketball Beau 3 Track 1-2-3-4 Letter-rnan's Club 2-3-4 F. F. A. 1-2 F, H,A, Beau 3 Class Officer 2 Most Popular 4 Best All-Round 4 JOETTA FRANKLIN Student Council 4 Nat'l. Hon. Soc. 3-4 Pep Squad 1-2-3-4 Cheerleader 3 F.H.A. 1-2-3-4 Officer l Best All-Round 4 Most Beautiful 4 Cutest Couple 4 Annual Staff Off. 4 Librarian 1-2 Basketball 1-2-3 May Festival Princess 3 51 RONNIE GEORGE Football 3-4 Track 3-4 F, F, A, l-2-3-4 President 4 Letterman's Club 3-4 Volleyball Z Most Handsome 4 MARY GOSSETT Choir 1-2-4 Pep Squad 3 BUDDY GREEN F.F.A. 1-2-3-4 Football 1 Librarian 4 DARRELL HAMBY Letterman's Club 3 -4 Class Officer 4 F. F, A, l -2 -4 Officer 4 Cutest Couple 3 Class Favorite 3-4 52 JEFF GLENDENIN Football 1-3-4 Football Hero 4 F, F, A, l-2-3-4 Wittiest 4 ILA MAE GRAY Class Officer 1 Choir l-2-3-4 Pianist 1-2-3- F,H,A, l-2-3-4 Officer l-3-4 Best Dressed 3 Pep Squad 1-2-3-4 Paper Staff 3-4 BETTY HALE Pep Squad l-2-3-4 F.H.A. l-2-3-4 Choir 4 Basketball 1 KATHY HARDISON Slide Rule Club 3 Nat'l. Hon. Soc. 4 Pep Squad 4 Paper Staff 2-4 Annual Staff 3-4 Class Editor 3 Art Editor 4 Junior Play Art Club 1 Bowling Club 2 RED HE RNANDE Z .F.A. Z and2 .E. 4 RED HOUSTON . F. A. 1 and 1-Z-3-4 Officer 1-3-4 unior Play 3 panish Club 4 .E. 4 ay Fete Clown l-2-3-4 OBBY KELLY tudent Council 1-3-4 . F, A, l-2 ootball 4 Most Likely to Succeed 4 Class Officer 4 nnual Staff 4 lass Favorite 1 unior Play 3 ne -Act Play 1 -4 lide Rule Club 3 JEAN MOTT F,H,A, l-2-3-4 State Delegate 3 Officer 3-4 Pep Squad 1-2-3-4 Student Council Alt. 4 Nat'l. Hon. Soc. 4 Junior Play 3 Basketball l Slide Rule Club 3 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 LINDA HILLGER Pep Squad 1-4 Snare Drummer 2-3 Most Popular 2 Paper Staff 3 Annual Staff 2-3 Basketball 1-2.-3 Volleyball 1-2 Tennis 1-2 Librarian 2-4 Nat'l. Hon. Soc. 4 Halloween Duchess 2. DOROTHY HULL Basketball 1-2-3 Volleyball l-2-3 Junior Play 3 One -Act Play 3 F,I-LA, 1-2-3-4 Pep Squad l-2-3-4 Choir 4 MAR IE Mc DONALD Pep Squad 1-2.-3-4 Harvest Queen Z. F, H, A, Z -3-4 State Meeting Delegate 2 Officer 3 BARBARA OVERBY Basketball 1-Z-3 Volleyball 1-2-3 Junior Play 3 Pep Squad 1-2 F.H.A. 1 53 THELMA OVERBY Pep Squad 3 Creative Writing 3 Choir 3-4 Volleyball 2 DON POLLOCK Football 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Hon. Men. All-Dist. 2-3 Track 3-4 Basketball Beau 2 Lettei-rnan's Club 2-3-4 F. F. A, 1-2-3 Officer 3 Class Officer 3 Explorer Scout 4 GLYNNA REED Pep Squad 1-2-3-4 Choir 1 ALTON ROBERTSON Football 3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Track 1-3-4 Junior Play 3 Explorer Scout Off. 3-4 Letterrnan's Club 3-4 Spanish Club 2 All-Tourney B, B, Halloween Prince 4 54 MICKEY PINKERT O Pep Squad 1-2-3-4 Volleyball 1 F.H.A. 1-Z-3-4 Choir 1-4 Choir Officer 4 Librarian 4 LELIA QUAID F,H,A, 1-2-3-4 Officer 2-4 Choir 1-4 Officer 1-4 Pep Squad l-2-3-4 Librarian 3 GLEN REID Student Council 2-3-4 Band 1-2-3-4 Officer 1-3 Drum Major 4 Spanish Club 4 Officer 4 Nat'l. Hon. Soc. 3-4 Officer 3-4 Tennis 3-4 Basketball 1 Pep Squad 1 Librarian 1-2 Junior Play 3 May Princess 3 BECKY SMITH Class Officer l-4 F. F. A. Sweetheart 1 Student Council 3 Officer 3 F, H, A, 1-2-3 Pep Squad 1-Z-3-4 Officer 4 Junior Play 3 Student Council Play 1-2 Librarian l-2 Paper Staff 3-4 ANDRA SALE ep Squad l-2-3 heerleader 4 . H. A. l-2-3 asketball l-2-3-4 Captain 3 olleyball l-2-3-4 ational Honor Society Officer 4 tudent Council Play 3 Class Favorite 3 nnual Staff 4 Asst. Sports Editor 4 ERONICA SORLEY Class Officer 1-2-4 F. H. A, l-2-3-4 Officer 2-3-4 Pep Squad 2-3-4 Cheerleader 2 Student Council 3-4 ational Honor Society 3-4 Officer 4 Basketball 3-4 Paper Staff 3-4 Editor 4 Most Likely to Succeed 4 Junior Play 3 DONNA SWANSON Pep' Squad l-2-3-4 Head Cheerleader 4 F. H. A. l-2-3 Class Officer 3 Basketball l-2-3-4 Volleyball 1-2-3-4 Library Staff 2-4 Class Favorite 2-4 Best Natured 4 May Princess 2 Halloween Princess 4 Football Sweetheart 4 CALIST RO U RIAS F. F. A. l-2 Band 2 Library 4 SHARON SALE Basketball l-2 Mgr. 3 Volleyball 2 F. I-I. A. l-2-3 Officer 3 Paper Staff 3 Pep Squad l-2-3 Cheerleader 4 Student Council Play 3 Annual Staff 4 Speech Award 3 LEE S TANDEFER Football l F. F.A. 2-3-4 Star Farmer 3 DWAY NE THOMPSON Football l-2-3-4 Basketball l-2-3-4 Track l-2-3-4 Class President l May Prince 3 Cutest Couple Boy 4 Hon. Men. 3 Football Captain 4 Volleyball 3 Letterman Club 1-2-3-5 GRACIE WELCH Basketball 1-2-3-4 Captain 3-4 All-District 3 Volleyball l-2-3-4 F. l-I. A. l-2-3 Basketball Sweetheart Football Sweetheart 3 Class Favorite 2 F. F. A. Sweetheart 4 Pep Squad 1-2-3-4 Choir 3-4 Junior Play 3 Chorus Club 4 2 55 JOYCE ANDERSON Class Officer 1 Best Natured 1 F. H.A. Officer 1-2-3-'4 Student Council l-3-4 Officer 4 Choir l-2-3 Harvest Festival Queen l Annual Staff 2-3-4 Editor 4 Librarian 2 Pep Squad l-2-3-4 Paper Staff 3-4 Junior Play 3 Who's Who 4 CARL WRIGHT Student Council 1-2-3-4 Officer 3-4 Nat'l Honor Society 3 -4 Spanish Club 3-4 Creative Writer's Club 3 One -Act Play 3 Paper Staff Annual Staff 2-3-4 May Prince l MARGA WARRINGT ON Choir l-2-3 Paper Staff 2-3 Class Officer 2-3 Student Council 3 Junior Play 3 Creative Writing 3 Officer 3 Spanish Club 3 Officer 3 Homecoming Week Sharon and Donna Carl AI'er1't they darling? Never a better Beatnik . ADMINISTRATION Principals i 3 :lg gg lies 2 .m ei E ' 'f - -is' 5 2 ' in gf? 532 55 , , E f' 7 25 MR. JIMMY BICKLEY Principal of the High School MR. J. M. YATER MR, LESLIE M. HAYS, JR. P1'inCiPa1 of the E1ementa1'Y Principal of the Courtney School ' and Junior High Schools y School Bo ard President Connie Mack Hood Secretary Roy Pickett W. A. fBillQ Wheeler Lawrence Adkins Eugene Clements Marshall Johnson Tull Ray Louder Stanton has a School Board of which any town could be proud. They are young, progressive, well educated, menwho are interested in everything which might go toward making Stanton a pleasant place in which to live - and that includes a desire to make Stanton Schools as good as the best. These men give many hours of their time to making plans to create an always better school for the young people of the community. The Yearbook Staff wishes to express sincere thanks to this group for the splendid work they are doing. Faculty MR. JOHN B. AARON Science-Jr. High QE? .13 'li 3 cg, Nfl K 3212 g5.':gw.2gf?c+.v -2 '- 6. 'Q JL ' V E5-fi fir? 'll E' f . L. Tig K VL fTLf3?2 z .f 5' A f if 3 V .,,., . ,X '-2525? J iaiasif:-f1sr2:1::r.-'f: '2 Q-ff? 7 4' WA gif ' F3 35 - - Q X, wires ..Q.M,, J? 1 15' A is -- Y .5 1, i x , 9 K-M MR. JOHN BAILEY Asst. Coach, Amer- ican History MRS. CORINNE CAGE MISS MARTHA N, CHASTAIN English III and IV-Library Fi1'Sf Grade i R MISS PEGGY EDGAR 60 I-LS, Coach-World History MRS. H. H. DECK Second Grade MRS. PHIL BERRY Third Grade MR, HARLAN DAUPHIN Head Coach-World History MRS. HARRY ECHOLS English, Jr. High MRS. J.C. EPLEY Fifth Grade MR. JACK GRAY Band AMR, ROGER HALEY English I and II MISS SHIRLEY HOPEWELL First Grade MRS, LESLIE HAYS, JR, First and Second Grade MR. DOUGLASS JOBE Fifth Grade MRS. JOE B. GRAY Second Grade MRS. L.M. HAYS First Grade MRS. M. C. KING Home Making MRS. EVELYN LANKFQRD MISS MAY BELLE LITTLEJOHN Fourth Grade Third and Fourth Grades MRS. HAZEL PRUITT MR. JIM READ Commercial Sflienfle MR. FLOYD SORLEY MRS. FLOYD SORLEY 62 Jr. High Coach-Math Math-History, Jr. High MISS GPINEVERA MIDDLE TON Third Grade MR. JACK SCANNELL Sgeech and Reading MR. JIMMY SMITH Science -Math SE MISS SHIRLEY STEPHENSON Math - Girls' P.E. .- ' - 7 Y J 4 W5 'J5Vf34?a - . ....- Q . Q 1 . ... F3 a .. ... 2 i SE H K- -. A 2, GG? y' , H -:af I . -. MRS. HELEN THOMAS English and Reading MRS. JOHN WOOD MR. MILBURN WRIGHT MRS. H. J. BARBEE Grade School and Vocational Agriculture Fourth Grade High School Choir MRS, J. S. MANNING, JR. The Stanton Independent School District employs a full time Tax Assessor and Collector whose duty it is to keep up with all the money belonging to the school and its various activities. Mrs. Manning is filling this important position very capably. ' -of s 7 Look Out, Mrs. Polsonl What did you do? Mrs. Claude Nowlin is our regular cook, but she was off for awhile getting Shirley married and wouldn't you know the photographer would be here just then? MRS. EMORY POLSON MRS. M. L. KOONCE What would we do without these women! We are always hungry, and they have really done a good job feeding us. Jw sri kt. ...AWJQD E Pete gives Tony and the cooks a hand on TOMAS RODRIGUEZ a busy day. We cou1dn't have school without Ton that's for sure. I- Y l ORGANIZATIQNS Student Council OFFICERS I President- Carl Wright Secretary Dorothy Lawson Vice President Sandra Powell Treasurer Joyce Andersgn The Student Council members of Stanton High School are elected to speak for and to represent the student body. The Council may offer suggestions to help improve the school and to solve real pro- blems in the school. To fulfill this role, the Council works closely with the student body through the elected representatives andwith the administration through the sponsors - Mr. Bickley and Mr. Read. In furthering its aims and objectives, the council sponsors many activities and projects through- out the year. Some of these are informative and entertaining assemblies, Christmas door decorating contest, Career Day, Twirp Week, and innumerable others. These projects take an enormous amount of careful planning by trained student council members. To train these members, the council sends delegates to many meetings and conventions. This year, for the first time, the council sent delegates to the Southern Association of Student Councils convention in Corpus Christi. These delegates were Marilyn Sale, Marsha Bristow, Nancy Johnson, and Joetta Franklin. Delegates also attended the state convention in Amarillo, and the district conventions in Snyder and Midland - where, for the first time, Stanton ran for District office. The council plans to send a delegate to the National Council convention in Janesville, Wisconsin next summer. Stanton High School is fortunate in having one of the most active and useful student councils of any school of comparable size in Texas. The school may justly be proud of such a hardworking, wide awake student council. 66 C LASS REPR ES EN TA TIVES STANDING: Nona Langley, Glen Reid, Glenda Payne, Elida Reyna, Veronica Sorley, and Nancy Johnson. SEATED: Jan Rhodes, Marsha Bristow, Joetta Franklin, Carolyn Manning, and Linda Saunders. The ones below we did not single out for special honors - they just Weren't here when the group picture was taken. Bobby Kelly Marilyn Sale Steve Springer NATIQ, AL HO OR SOCIETY The National Honor Society was organized in Stanton High School in the Spring of 1959 with Mr Jimmy E. Smithas Sponsor. The purposes of this society are to create an enthusiasm for scholar ship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage ther developement of character. Members are chosen by vote of the entire faculty. Membership depends upon high scholarship qualities of leadership, and citizenship. Students elected to this organization must have andmaintain an average of 90 in all subjects with no grade lower than 80 in any one. The numbers elected may be not more than 5 per cent of the sophomore class, 10 per cent of the junior class and 15 percent of the seniors. Members at the present are: Elida Reyna, Frances Graves, Marsha Bristow Weems Williams Helen Glaspie, Carl Wright, Kathy Hardison, Linda Hillger, Sandra Powell, Dorothy Lawson Vero nica Sorley, Glen Reid, Redgy Church, Joetta Franklin, Sandra Sale, and Jean Mott President . . . . . Vice President . . . . Secretary ..... Treasurer . . . Reporter . . . Sponsor . . . 68 OFFICERS . . . REDGY CHURCH GLEN REID . . . JOETTA FRANKLIN SANDRA SALE . . . . .VERONICA SORLEY uou MR. JIMMY E. SMITH Yearbook Staff Editor Joyce Anderson Asst. Art Ed. Kathy Hardison Co-Editor LaRue Adkins Photographer Alfred Johnson Art Editor Carl Wright Treasurer Nina Yater Elem. Editor Mona Epley Secretary Joetta Franklin Bus. Mgrs. : Porky Britton and Bobby Kelly fnot pictured, Staff Assistants muff Shirlen Yell, Linda Saunders, Marsha Bristow, Sandra Sale, Dorothy Lawson, Sandra Powell, Redgy Church, Nancy Robnett, Thadd Koonce, Carolinne Womack, Glen Wren, Marilyn Sale, Kay Bryan, Ann Yater, Sharon Sale, Nancy Johnson, Helen Glaspie, Carolyn Manning, Kay Powell, and Jean Mott. Mrs. Schwalbe is the Sponsor for this year's book. The Buffalo Heard The Buffalo Heard is a bi-monthly, mimeographed paper published by the student body. It gives general news and information about school affairs plus a little fun. It sells for ten cents a copy and seems to be very popular with the students. W THE STAFF Editor Veronica Sorley Head Reporter Carl Wright Asst. Editor Dorothy Lawson Gossip Editors lla Mae Gray Bus. Mgr. Jean Mott Kay Powell Sports Editor Herb Sorley Class Representatives: Joyce Anderson, Becky Smith, Linda Wells, Sheri Maddox, Betty Petree, Mona Epley, Glen Wren, and Kay Bryan. HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR The Choir has been instrumental in keeping the spirit of music appreciation alive in the High School. This year the girls presented a Christmas program, an Easter,Cantata, and a program for the Stanton Music Club. They also sang for many special occasions during the year. Members of the choir are: Linda Phillips, Dorothy Hull, Zella Odom, Linda Glaze, Judy Britton, Joanna Epley, Kay Bryan, Mary Gossett, Barbara Graves, Elizabeth Pickett, Ila Mae Gray, Thelma Overby, Brenda George, Loneta Avery, Betty Hale, Mary Ruth Triplett, Lelia Quaid, Jan Rhodes, Nona,Langley, Gracie Welch, andCheryl McArthur. Not picturedare Mickey Pinkerton and Marie McDonald. MRS. JOHN woon, Director ILA MAE GRAY, Pianist DIANNE TURNER Major ette PATRICIA MILLER Majorette MARSHA BRISTOW Majorette LINDA SAUNDERS Maj orette GLEN REID Drum Major High School Concert Band BACK ROW: Director, Jack Gray, Larry Ratliffe, Wanda Smith, Joe Bond, JoAnn Mullins, Lillie Faye Massey, Sherman McKaskle. SECOND ROW: Linda Wells, Hazel Coates, Jimmy Don Barnhill, Charles Lester, Betty Hedrick, Bessie Coates, David Owen, George Foreman, John Wilkes, Lynch Hightower. THIRD ROW: Phyllis Long, Wilma Doshier, Jackie Graham, Fred Houston, Glen Wren, Ronnie Mitchell, Ulen North, Terry Long, JoAnn Wells, Glenna Webb, Nancy Robnett, Carolyn Manning, Margaret Ragland, Marsha Bristow, Glen Reid. FRONT ROW: Johnny Gray, Linda Saunders, Ruby Doshier, Dianne Turner, Patricia Miller, Glenda Deavenport, Judy Doshier, Sue Ragland, Phyllis Doshier, Under the very able direction of Mr. Jack Gray, Stanton's band has grown from its beginning four years ago into a band of which any school might well be proud. The members have taken part in many contests and other events in this area and have shown up well in all of them. They also faithfully followed the football team no matter what the distance or the weather--remember the Homecoming Game ? Cold! ! The yearbook staff compliments the band for a job well done. High School Band Officers CAROLYN MANNING .... . . .President LYNCH HIGHTOWER .... . . . ........ Librarian NANCY ROBNETT ...... .............. H istorian FRED HOUSTON ......... .... A ssistant Drum Major MARGARET RAGLAND ..... . . . ........ Reporter DAVID OWENS .......... ........... L ibrarian JOANN MULLINS ....... ........ V ice-President GLEN WREN ...... .... S ecretary-treasurer High School Marching Band T Junior High Concert Band BACK ROW: Mr. Gray, Shannon Womack, George Smith, Larry Ratliffe. SECOND ROW: Ken- neth Hopper,- Carolyn Kirby, Cynthia Pickett, Jackie Hankins, John Hopper, Jesse Sanchez, Gene Wheeler, Eugene Owen, Annette Cage, Ronald Davis, Judy Doshier, Glenna Webb, Linda Manning, Roland Davis, Valentino Sotelo, Larry White, George Foreman. THIRD ROW: Jerrie Webb, Kenneth Owen, Beckie Long, Cleta Hayes, Rodney Roten, JoAnn Wells, Mike Wood, Terry Long, Guy Brown, Beverly Clements, Butch Robnett, Larry Haggard, Judy Barnhill, Cynthia Britton, Karen Yates. FRONT ROW: Laura Gray, Tim Bristow, Jan House, Susan Brandt, Glenda Deavenport, Charlene Bevers, Suzanna Poe, Sandra Wilkes, Rebecca Boyce, Eunice Stephenson, Sue Ragland. A i f i Junior High Marching Band 75 Junior High Band Officers STANDING: Laura Gray, Majoretteg Butch Robnett, Feature Tvvirlerg Glenna Webb-Majoretteg Glenda Deavenport, Historiang Larry Haggard, Feature Twirlerg Sue Ragland, Majoretteg Karen Yates, Reporter. SEATED: Rodney Roten, Librarian, JoAnn Wells, Drum Major, George Foreman, Asst. Drum Major and Presidentg.l'udyBarnhill, Secretary-Treasurer, Judy Doshier, Vice-Presidentg Larry Ratliffe, Librarian. Stage Band F EL CLUB ESPA OL The Spanish Club was first organized in Stanton High School in the fall of 1958. Membership at that time was limited to pupils in the Spanish Il class. This year anyone who has completed one year of Spanish is eligible to be a member, whether he is in a Spanish class atpresent or not. The purpose of the club is to learn more about Spanish peoples and countries than can be learned in the classroom, and to work with other Spanish student organizations to bring abouta better knowledge of Latin America. This, we hope, will make us better world citizens. Members of the club are: Calistro Urias, Alfonso Rodriguez, Alfred Johnson, Glen Wren, David Petree, Carl Wright, Carolyn Kelly, Janice Sims, Kathy Glendening, Estela Sosa, Fred Hernandez, Dora Gonzales, Glen Reid, Nina. Yater, and Marga Warrington, not pictured. OFFICERS President .... ...... G LEN REID Vice President . . . . . .... NINA YATER Secretary . . A . DORA GONZALEZ Treasurer , , , PORKY BRITTON Reporter . . . Sponsor . . . CAROLYN KELLY MRS. SC HWALBE Pe BACK ROW: June Harrell, Sandra Miller, Kathy Glendening, Linda Phillips, Lelia Quaid Kathyl-Iardison, Glynna Reed, Cheerleader-Janice Glaze. SECOND ROW: Veronica Sorley Nancy Johnson, Shirlen Yell, Sandra Powell, Helen Glaspie, Elida Reyna, Francis Graves Elizabeth Pickett, Cheerleader-Sharon Sale. FRONT ROW: Brenda George, Brenda Laird Sandra Kelly, Joy Martin, Judy Britton, Becky Smith, Linda Perry, Ila Mae Gray, Cheer leader-Sandra Sale. f ,M fri? I A . JANICE GLAZE SHARON SALE SANDRA SALE Junior Senior Senior quad BACK ROW: Dorothy Lawson, Joyce Anderson, Linda Hillger, Dorothy Hull, LaVerne Morris, Glenda Payne, Ann Yater, Mary Ruth Triplett. SECOND ROW: Robbie Haggard, Martha Johnson, Joanna Epley, Nona Langley, Kay Bryan, Jean Mott, Cheryl McArthur, Joetta Franklin, Cheerleader-LaRue Adkins. FRONT ROW: Marilyn Sale, Nina Yater, Mona Epley, Carolyn Kelley, Gracie Welch, Janice Sims, Jan Rhodes, Betty Hale, Cheerleader - Donna Swanson. DONNA SWANSON -Head Cheerleader LARUE ADKINS Senior Junior Future Homemakers of America Officers: Ila Mae Gray, Kay Powell, Carolyn Manning, Lelia Quaid, Jean Mott, Joyce Anderson, Veronica Sorley, Ina Faye Kilpatrick, Patricia Miller. In the group below are, FIRST ROW: Martha Bristow, Helen Glaspie, Carolinne Womack, Dorothy Lawson, Sandra Miller, Dorothy Hull, Ruby Dosher, Betty Hedrick, Dianne Turner, Kay Bryan, Bessie Coates. SECOND ROW: Linda Saunders, Carolyn Manning, Shirlen Yell, Sandra Powell, LaRue Adkins, Ina Faye Kilpatrick, Joanna Epley, Mona Epley, Betty Hale, Nancy Robnett, Phyllis Long, Elizabeth Pickett. THIRD ROW: Veronica Sorley, Mrs. King, Nancy Johnson, Loneta Avery, Barbara Henry, Lelia Quaid, Lou Wanda Pierce, Joetta Franklin, Ila Mae Gray, Kay Powell, Marilyn Sale, Zella Odom, Patricia Miller, Lilly Massey, Martha Johnson, Linda Phillips, Carol Smith, Hazel Coates, June Harrell, Jean Mott, Joyce Anderson, LaVern Morris, and Glenda Payne. At the District IV meeting of F.H.A. in San Angelo, October 10, 1959, Marsha Bristow was elected president for the year 1960-61. Marsha is shown here with the gavel she was given when she was installed into her office. At the same meeting Carolyn Manning was elected to be an officer of Area II. She will be in- stalled into the office in which she is placed at the Area meeting in Midland March 19. Carolyn is shown holding the Official Guide. MARSHA B RIS TOW CAROLYN MANNING c MAKER' oil gawk QC. 5 ' 2 bak' L gf 44,0 1,0 NEW xl The Stanton Chapter of Future I-Iomemakers of America is an affiliated chapter of the State and National organizations. As such, it works toward the same goals and on the same projects as chapters in other communities and states. These projects provide additional experience in planning and carrying out activities related to homemaking. Membership consists of these girls who are or have been! enrolled in homemaking classes. The eight sided emblem symbolizes the significant purposes of the organization. The name of the organization and the motto are around the border. ln the center is a house supported by two hands, suggesting that the homes of tomorrow are in the hands of its youth. The hand on the right represents the husband, father, or brother in the home. The hand on the left is the wife, mother, or sister. Together the hands signify the importance of cooperation if we are to have strong homes today and a firm foundation for the homes of tomorrow. The rays extending to and from the house suggest the influence the home has on the community and that the community has on the home. 81 ' mar ,em 'E Future Farmers of America Officers President ....... .... R ONNIE GEORGE Vice President .... .. . DARRELL HAMBY Secretary ...... . . . ARNOLD FINCHER Treasurer ,,,, . . . ROBERT TURNER Sentinel .... ....... A RVIL FINCHER Reporter .... ........... A .L. WATTS Advisor .... . . . MR. MILBURN WRIGHT The Future Farmers of America is the national organization of, by, and for farm boys studying vocational agriculture in public high schools. It is an educational, non-profit, non- political farm youth organization of voluntary membership, designed to develop agricultural leadership, character, thrift, scholarship, cooperation, citizenship, and patriotism. Stanton has a very live F. F. A. chapter, and has shown up well in all the contests entered. Members in the group pictured on the following page are: Odell McDonald, Jerry Overby, Jim Sale, Steve Flowers, Ted Stewart, Buddy Glaspie, .Terrell Mattingly, Kenneth Hale, Morris Hastings, Bobby Graves, Lee Standefer, J.D. Phillips, Mike Black, Steve Springer, Darrell Hamby, Tommy Davis, Buzzy Brewer, Norman Donelson, Bud Green, Wayne Burchett, Tommy Flowers, Johnny Barnes, Jerry Hildreth, Advisor, Mr. Wrightg David Poe, Herb Armstrong Robert Turner, Ronnie Airhart, Terry Shanks, Layman Lankford, Joe Bond, Wayne Doshier, y , 322 Qi? Q :lf . QVVQV I AA: ZEQQA: E V: V.EV ri .,..,. L A., l Future Farmers of America James Mashburn, Jerry Parum, Ulen North, Benny Womack, Royce Reynolds, David Owen, Jeff Glendening, Ronnie George, Gary Doshier, Sonny Waldrop, John Wilkes, Johnny Gray, David Petree, Glen Wren, Jerry Henson, Don Conklin, Dick Standefer, Jimmy Don Barnhill, Lyndon Huckaby, and Jack Mims. Not pictured are Lynch Hightower, Arvil Fincher, and Arnold Finc Acti her. vities of the Stanton F. F. A. Chapter during the year 1959-60 State F.F.A. Convention, Austin, Texas, July 1959 Odessa Leadership Contest, November 23, 1959 Greenhand Chapter Conducting Team Senior Chapter Conducting Team F. F. A. Quiz Teams Martin County Fat Stock Show, January, 23, 1960 Abilene Fat Stock Show, January 24-27, 1960 Houston Fat Stock Show, March 1-7, 1960 Judging Teams: Livestock, Dairy Cattle, Land, Meats, Poultry, Dairy Products, San Angelo, Texas, March 12, 1960 Livestock Judging, Sul-Ross, Alpine, Texas, April 2, 1960 Abilene A.C.C. Contest, Abilene, Texas, March 26, 1960 Texas Technological College, Lubbock, Texas, April 23, 1960 Area Convention, Midland, Texas, June 1-4, 1960 83 Librarians . l STANDING: Buddy Green, June Harrell, and Calistro Urias. SEATED: Donna Swanson, Ina Faye Kilpatrick, Lelia Quaid, Linda Hillger, Mrs. Cage, Sandra Kelly, Glenda Martin, Ronnie George, and Herman Cain. The Student Librarians havea very important job. If it were not for them, the full facilities of the library would not be available to the student body at all hours of the daybecause we do not have a full time librarian. These boys and girls check the books in and out, keep the shelves orderly, keep up with the fines, and assist in mending and classifying the books. This work is a help to the ones who are doing it - they become better acquainted with the books and their authors and with the mechanics of a library. In addition to this, each librarian may earn up to Zelective credits toward graduation - H4 credit each semester. Since a library is such an essential part of a good school, much credit should go to these student librarians and to their sponsor, Mrs. Cage, for keeping it functioning efficiently. LITIE . :1E455i5' 1 sfffiiiif 'figzsfwflgzvi iezfskffi MSW! , + X f.'J32f:ff?iJ'w5E:R55LfweQ'?iAgw. ,wgmmzsffw wmfhfgy Hfflqw:is7Q:i::Fwf52:2f:5:?:2z 6 3.1 ' ,aj sex. Ar, W X 'SSQSM 5:5:35,'fPsZ:g:5p5,fA:f,s, 4155 ff' 12. sgfg wwi ig fiwuifnsfgHiisiswzA Wijfyf 3555155555355 qw .xii-M.U,iUg:5N455,.gg5 gm, ,Q ff?12:14:fs53?:2f:iWiwfffdsAff, :gg if ik ff gg fgggmiw Xwffggswifg f555g55Qfs?3sf55?s?:Sfi ':zf?5i5siem1f,:s221mmisfszffimv' BEST ALL-AROUND JOETTA FRANKLIN NORMAN DONELSON MUST BEAUTIFUL MUST HANDSGME JOETTA FRANKLIN RONNIE GEORGE Mosi' Popular Most Athletic A NANCY NORMAN BUZZY GRACIE JOHNSON DONELSON BREWER WELCH A L 3 L63 Most Likely To Succeed Frienclliesf BOBBY VERONICA CHERYL JERRY KELLY SORLEY MCARTHUR BAUGH Best Nctured Cutest Couple THADD DCNNA DWAYNE JOETTA KOONCE SWANSON THOMPSCN FRANKLIN Wittiest Bond Sweetheart JEFF CHERYL LINDA SAUNDERS GLENDENING MCARTHUR Football Hero ancl Sweetheart FHA Beau - TOMMY DAVIS JEFF GLENDENING FFA Sweetheart- GRACIE WELCH DONNA SWANSON ai ' ' gi? I 532' :retir- '. .XI---. f 55? S ,..r: W g YMqN 4 K 'F L .51 Ze., Q F t tttt 3 N at . tt F A 4 - a.. are t V1:' A if , ti. ,9. 1 a t D t ii :,, t A Basketball Sweethearts DON POLLOCK and JOETTA FRANKLIN -q HV M an 4, if Nm-gas,,. Q4 H' Mlm I le. 'Wk C1 ass Seniors DONNA SWANSON DARRELL HAMBY Sophomores CHERYL MCARTHUR JAMES MASHBURN .ARL Juniors ESTELLE WHITE TOMMY NEWMAN Favorites Freshmen CAROL SMITH BOB STEPHENSON Wav .-ws s 4 W., Class Favorites Wh0's Who in Stanton High If you have ever noticed a blue swish go by you in the hall, it was probably Veronica Sorley busily at work on class, student council, FHA, or paper staff business. She is one of the few students who can make honor grades in academic courses and still be active in numerous extra- curricular activities. These activities have included serving as class secretary for two years, representing her class in the Student Council for the last two years, and holding the office of FHA reporter her sophomore year. She led the FHA as president herjunior year and attended the State Convention when she was a sophomore. She has participated in numerous other acti- vities - cheer leader, sophomore year, Pep Squad secretary, seniorg editor of The Buffalo Heard , senior year, and basketball manager. As a result of her many accomplishments, National Honor Society in her junior year. she was elected to membership in the N One of the busiest people in Stanton High School is Joyce Anderson. Her many variec activities and accomplishments reveal what a wide range of interests she has. Her fellow students selected her as one of their student council representatives her fresh- man and junior years, and as a senior she was chosen treasurer of the council. For the last three years, she has been a hard-working member of the annual staff. This year she was chosen editor. Her interest in school publications has not been limited to the annual, for she has also been a member of the paper staff for two years. Throughout her high school career, she has been a member of the pep squad and an officer in FHA. She was also a member of the choir her first three years in high school, being a soloist in many cantatas and concerts. As a freshman, Joyce was an officer of her class and was elected best -natured girl in school. In that year she was also queen of the annual Harvest Festival. After considering her unbounded enthusiasm in serving her school and classmates, one can readily see why Joyce is exceptionally qualified for Who's Who. It is not difficult to seewhy Carl Wright was selected for Who's Who honors. He has been active in practically every area of extra-curri- cular activity While maintaining membership in the National HonorSociety for two years as well. Perhaps his greatest interest has been in Student Council, for he has been a member throughout his high school career. He served as vice-president his junior year and was elected president as a senior. Under his leadership the constitution has been completely revised and many more activities begun in SHS. The Council has recognized his work by selecting him to attend the 1957 Galveston and 1959 Brownsville State Conventions. His talents as a public speaker has been shown by his winning second twice in extern- oraneous speech at the Regional Interscholastic League speech contest He was named est Actor in the district one-act play contest also He has served' on the annual staff for three years and has worked with the paper his enior year. He has also been amernber of the Spanish and Creative Wr1ter's Clubs and as won various academic awards. Upon his graduation SHS will lose one of its most cap ble and hard-working students. A teacher's ideal student is personified in Marga Warrington. However she has also de- voted herself to many activities. She has served her school as a student council member her junior year and as a class officer and newspaper reporter when she was a sophomore and junior. Her talents have been shown by her interest in choir, of which she was a member for three years. She has also served as an officer of the Spanish and Creative Writer's Clubs. Marga is actively working toward her goal of entering the medical profession by working and studying at the hospital peach day. There are few students who are as willing to work to- ward attaining the fulfillment of an ambition as Marga is. Marsha Bristow is the only Who's Who st dent who is not a senior. This distinction Vw not gainedwithout justification, because she hi been active in many areas of student life. The Student Council has counted her amo its most active members for the last two year As a result of her service, she was chosen attend the Southe rn Association of Student Cou cils in Corpus Christi this year. Marsha has been a band member and rn jorette for the past four years, beginning Junior High. She is a well-rounded student. Not only she a National Honor Society Member, but als a basketball player. This year she has served on the staffs of the Buffalo Heard and t Yearbook. FHA has especially interested Marsha. Among other honors, she has been electe district FHA president for 1960-61, With so many things already accomplished, her potential as a student is great indeed WHO'S WHO IN STANTON HIGH These are students chosen by the Faculty who, in comparisonwith the average of their classmates, 1. have shown themselves to be better all-around citizensg 2. have greater potentialities for future usefulness in themselves and to societyg 3. have shown a superior or above average proficiency in some or all of the following: a. scholarship d. speech b. athletics e. 1'I1uSiC c. publications f. leadership and service in school, church, or community service g. membership and services in offices held in school organizations h. useful and successful hobbies v K . September 4 September 11 September 18 September 25 October 2 October 9 October 16 October Z3 November 6 November 13 1 959 Football Squad SEASON RE C ORD Stanton Stanton Stanton Stanton Stanton Stanton Stanton Stanton Stanton Stanton 30 22 44 18 36 48 8 34 8 46 Merkel Big Lake Grand Falls Ozona O'Donne1l Loraine Rotan Roby Ros coe Coahoma Under the leadership of Coaches John Bailey and Harlan Dauphin and Captains Buzzy Brewer, Norman Donelson, and Dwayne Thompson, the Stanton Buffaloes brought a lot of fame to their school this fall. ln fact, according to some of the loca1 experts of the game it was the best season in 20 years. Next year the Buffaloes will be playing in a different District. Because of an increased en- rollment in the high school, Stanton is now in Class 3-2.Afor athletic contests. Opponents for the 1960 season will be Denver City, Post, Slaton, and Tahoka in District play. we , ' ' . , i gtiliwligii s t V? in H .... ' - , ,. . 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Elected inthe Spring by the Student Body, they prac- ticed hard all Summer, went to Cheerleader's School at Galveston, then trained their squad like the coaches train the football team. In their white costumes with crimson and gray letters and their crimson and gray pompous, they brought color and enthusiasm to every game. Head Cheerleader DONNA SWANSON LARUE ADKINS JANICE GLAZE SHARON SALE SANDRA SALE Cheerleaders relaxing during the Homecoming Pep Rally. The Buffaloes taking the ball away at Roscoe. The boys are reallyproud of their new style jackets this year. Mr. Reid really did tell off on Cheryl and Norman, didn't he ? ? Getting the school ready for the big Coahoma game. 10 DEWEY ANDERSON LARRY ADKINS Tackle Tackle 1 -Lette r 1 -Letter ' 'W RT 5':-42-il K r Wei . T Q - 2-if ffwff 4 A sis., ?ilf .V ,L 2, ,ug QI-' 1 if ,,.. ' , - -. ' '.,:1 .-:: .': -' '5.':sf,lfI .,.. - ..IfQ.-..f f'5'2 F2523 . ..., 2, - 1-2511 - -3'5-17 ' 5 73 11 -5i? ': .Q T K I ' 1 :M- , 5 t Q 1 fx A Xl! -S? 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V :I','31.:': -' ' ' ' ,- . .- lf,qg1,lEiS3.s5f??232flTfy- . 1 -liver? ' fag' '36, ,. lv fx, 4, -1' mf , 1:1133 JERRY OVERBY Guard 1 -Letter Q L V ....,. ,. w , 4 1f5s:1 ?M'4a S , fffw ' W -34 5. 5 :':,,,:55,1,,. 5' 4 - ggasffie ,rw 'QE wi' iff W J QI W5 b ..,.: ., Q51 X. ..,., , ,f ff's:m,', - , 5 'F F335 Y Q fi f ' I ' i?1ij'i r S , Q z,pa'..gZ 'LY EM, 'fig E ff, Q 3 we ,Lgfglrk g,,,. i, 'fi JZ, f fi3'4' R 541- iffiwsiii ' Ji! - Q '. af Qi , ,Uv 1' -K.z':: 9,2f1:,,wf fg-f JERRY POLSON ' Tackle 2 -Letters BOBBY SALE Halfback 2 -Letters HERB SORLEY MIKE SORLEY Quarterback Tackle 2-Letters 1-1-,etter DICK STANDEFER BOB STEPHENSON Center Halfback 1 -Letter 1 -Letter JIMMY SALE Halfback 2 -Letters T Li? ? - s ga 51153 L 5, W TQ? ---tg if T ffmtifk gf' Mg ., 12 --t- E 4, . ' f f-.--1211 fu e' N 1 g ' qw L, , u i?-::':i:, ,... : g. ?, .,, .1 STEVE SPRINGER Guard 1 -Letter TEDDY STEWART Halfback 1-Letter 107 DWAYNE THOMPSON ROBERT TURNER Quarterback End 4 Letters Z Letters w 1 ss: ass Q35 WEEMS WILLIAMS HARRY WRIGHT Center Guard Z Letters 1 Letter Li? 4: X , ii? ts yi, Kiki we .sat 'IF if? 1 PORKY BRITTON Tackle 108 3 Letters A. L. WATTS Guard Z Letters ROYCE BOYCE Tackle lLetter Si cu'- 'x vs , E 'i X f Yr! Q 35 ALL DISTRICT IN FOOTBALL The all-district football team was chosen by vote of the coaches of the opposing teams. The players in the above picture were chosen for the following positions: Jerry Polson, offensive tackleg Norman Donelson, offensive end and defensive linebackerg Don Pollock, offensive end, Buzzie Brewer, offensive fullback and defensive linebackerg Arvil Fincher, offensive guard: and A. L. Watts fnot pictured, defensive linebacker, The players in the lower picture were given honorable mention by the Coaches, They are Jerry Polson, defensive tackle: Alton Robertson, defensive tackle, Jerry Baugh, offensive centerg Herb Sorley, defensive linebackerg and Dwayne Thompson, defensive quarterback. HONORABLE MENTION IN FOOTBALL Lcttcrmcffs Club And so the Football Season ends, and all the boys who have played the game have won the coveted letter and the jacket which goes with it. Now they are eligible to belong to the select Lett,ermen's Club , Some of these boys are Seniors and will take with them the memory of a wonderful season - one of Stanton's best. The others will be looking forward to the fall of 1960 and a season in District 3-ZA - their first as a Class Z-A school. Good luck boys. OFFICERS President DWAYNE THOMPSON Vice President HERB SORLEY Secretary ARNOLD FINCHER Treasurer JERRY POLSON Members of the club are, from the back, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bobby Sale, Weems Williams, Jerry Polson, Royce Boyce, Jerry Baugh, Tommy Newman, Ben Mott, Bob Stephenson, Herb Sorley, BillyGraves, ThadKoonce, Mike Black, Jim Sale, Buddy Glaspie, Harry Wright, Darrell Hamby, Ronnie George, Norman Donelson, Robert Turner, Redgy Church, Phillip McKinney, DeweyAnderson, Mike Sorley, JeffGlendening, Alton Robertson, Tommy Davis, Buzzy Brewer, and David Hodges. Not pictured are A. L. Watts, Arnold Fincher, Arvil Fincher, Don Pollock, Sonny Waldrop, and Dwayne Thompson. O Boys' Basketball Under the leadership of Coaches Dauphin and Bailey and Capt. Norman Donelson, the Buffa- loes have had a very fine season. Of games played, they won Z5 and lost 4. They won two first place trophies in tournaments and one fourth. The firsts at Dawson and Garden City, and the fourth at the Big Lake Tournament in which Z4 teams were involved. The Buffaloes won all their district games and so the championship of District 6-A. Then they had the hard luck to lose the bi-district to the hard playing Cowboys from Plains. At the time the Year Book goes to press, we know that Donelson has won a place on the all- district and all-area teams. Also he is sure of an honorable mention on the all-state - maybe he will be on the all state team too! BUZZY BREWER TOMMY DAVIS ' NORMAN DONELSON Forward Center Center Z ALTON ROBERTSON JIM SALE LYNDON HUCKABY Forward 1-W-, J vw 1 DON POLLOCK THAD KOONCE RONNIE AIRHART Forward Guard Guard The Pep Squad leads a Walk Out Pep Rally before the first District Game - with Roscoe. We won! ' HERB SORLEY , Guard ' - X. 'X A f f , '- sprli . 'L -1,1111 f F1-15A s2HSi2?i5f29X5E 2 iZifu?Z3i'4I'iFMnf' l.'1f'fWl S5131 viWf9PS Ul'2-9533351 W'm 'm'wm 5531? i?N Hma MlEB55S?g123E222f0WW P 37232535 X Girls' Basketball STANDING: Coach Peggy Edgar, Elida Reyna, LaVerne Morris, Gracie Welch, Janice Glaze, Carolyn Kelly, Francis Graves, Manager Veronica Sorley. KNEEL- ING: Ann Yater, Donna Swanson, Marilyn Sale, Jan Rhodes, Nina Yater, Sandra Kelly, Sandra Sale. LavERNE MORRIS--Guard SANDRA SALE--Guard SANDRA KELLY--Guard 4 GRAC IE WELCH - -Guard FRANCIS GRAVES - -Forward DONNA SWANSON - -Forward JANICE GLAZE--Guard NINA YATER--Guard CAROLYN KELLY - -Forward ELIDA REYNA- -Forward MARILYN SALE--Forward JAN RHODES--Forward Concentration ! Everyone knows but Jan. Man Alone! ! ! Keep her down, Francis. What are they watching, Janice? ? 'wwe BM., Sharpshooter! ! Sure looks Tricky, Frances Just how many balls does it take ? Cross your fingers! Is it ballet or Basketball? ll Girls' Basketball Coach Edgar and The Starting Six Carolyn, Frances, Janice, Elida, Gracie, and LaVerne. ANN YATER, Guard 8 The Girls' Basketball Team had a marvellous seasong even if they didn't win the district, they won a lot of honors. During the tournament season, they took part in three tournaments and Won honors in all of them, first place at Garden City and at Dawson, third at H. C, J. C, All-tournament honors went to Gracie Welch at Dawson and at Garden City. Also Gracie scored the greatest number of indi- vidual points at H, C, J. C. In all-district play, Frances Graves and Janice Glaze were chosen for the all-district team, while Elida Reyna and Gracie Welch won honorable mention. Of 22 games played, the team won 15and lost only 7. And are we proud of the three trophies in our trophy case! The teamwas coached by Miss Peggy Edgar, and the captains were Gracie Welch and Janice Glaze. ATTENTION BOYS! As We are getting the last pages ready to mail, We learn that Donelson was selected on the first all-area basketball team and Robertson on the second. Pollock won an honorable mention. Sorry, no more space-we mailed your last page yesterday. Basketball B Team These are the fellows who will be winning the basketball games for the next few years - we hope! From the way they play they may well be the winners. Theyare freshmen David Hodges, Johnny Turner, Harry Wright, Benny Womack, Bob Stephenson, Dewey Anderson, Mike Sorley, Ben Mott, Ted Stewart, Buddy Glaspieg Sophomores Mike Black, J. D. Phillips, and Steve Sprin- ger, and juniors Jerry Polson and Redgy Church. With these boys and the ones left from this year's A string, maybe we can make it to State next year! Coach Bailey and the B team Starting Five have a huddle before a game. Coaches at a Pep Rally Track ROBERTSON--880--mile DCNELSON--2.20--440 relay relay low hurdles--high jump BREWER--100 yd. dash-- 440 relay-broad jump-- shot-discus GEORGE - -mile run KOONCE--100 yd. dash CHURCH--mile run 120 440 relay THOMPSON--mile relay high hurdles --440--alt. x.'..,, AAA .,-1-,, NEWMAN--100 yd. dash ZZO--440 relay POLSON- -shot -discus g i f -N. - -,,:?-:-:ml-.n.a:a 11:11-1 1-: 4 f S ,- ,- ,J W fy my pgs 'iffy 4 Q . fa g- fa. fffwgifwfwn . .h,,m,c , wasp. Ng qi. , , .- in 2, -T -,Q ' ff Track A ' .kA, .,y, if Y 1 'Elf-Z I . 1 sffsiffrilif A 4 ,-,leygfnwv - M s gs, 35 52' gi 5 S x S x'ZQTT'I'Z'i1..I1 ' QIQ .. . V ' :fx '5 Q Ami e , in 1:-:-3.5515 , Q e321!?H -YM - -- ., In .,,, a iT1 23l 'j '.Z'v.e-L , 'jlj ,.,, 51:12 SORLEY - -pole -vault T URNER - -mile relay - - JOHN BAILEY mile 1-un high hurdles - -low hurdles - -broad jump Look, Mama, no wings! ---- Buzzy Coach Help me, somebody! Quick! ---- Herb The following track participants were not present when these pictures were made: A. L. WATTS JEFF GLENDENING ARVIL FINCHER DAVID HODGE BOB STEPHENSON STEVE SPRINGER BILLY GRAVES MIKE BLACK SAMMY WEBB BOBBY SALE JIMMY SALE LYNDON HUCKABY PORKY BRITTON DON POLLOCK 121 Tennis Volley Ball Carolyn Kelly, Jan Rhodes, Marsha Bristow, I-faVe1'I1e M0I'I'iS, G1'aCi6 We1Ch, Carolyn Kelly, Carolyn Manning, Nina Yater, NOT PICTURED -T3-HiCe Glaze, Elida Reyna, A1111 Yater, Jan Ann Yater. Rhodes, Nina Yater. AI. W Q 'fa:E:Zz:2.:-2 3 5Q:Q:::'Ea 1:.- '-.I, ::g Nl if 'lj ll Y ,...:- z f U, .QL , In l 5 1 , J' , ., r , 2: 52 - LM, A ws r. Mgg, ,.--- W - ff' A ' .,,',. 3 N P r may W , .32 M 7 Interscholastic League ONE -ACT PLAY CAST ONE -ACT PLAY STAGE CREW Carl Wright, V61-'0l'1iCa 501'l6Y, Dwayne Alton Robertson, Buzzy Brewer, Don Th01'I1pSO1'1, Becky Sfflith, Mark Hanna Pollock, Royge Bgyge, The debate team in interscholastic league is:Veronica Sorley, Bobby Kelly, and Weems Williams. Those entered in declamation are Alfred Johnson and Mona Epley and Carolyn Manning. Kay Powell, LaRue Adkins, Shirlen Yell, JoAnn Mulling, Dianne Turner, and Linda Saunders are entered in typing. Carl Wright is entered in extemporaneous speaking, ready writing and number sense. Glen Reid and Alfred Johnson are entered in slide rule. The only entry from Stanton in poetry reading is Linda Saunders. Stanton's spelling team is Marsha Bristow and Mona Epley. Marsha and Carolyn Manning are also entered in the tennis meet. 12 24 Q, QA! . . 'Q lltu A . , , -, -. 353 ,, J A ,,A,. ., , 7 .ff .... , ,.--- g ' zf .,., ' -.,- ' 1 V , Q.,,,,, ,.,, . ' 4 ,,,,,,, ., ,,,., f ,,,,,... . K We were almost nicknamed the Stanton Heli- copters . The three Muskettes are here! The sweet innocence of youth, but we know better Ronnie seems to be in deep thought-plotting a. murder, maybe? We have here---a pool of mermaids? We have much to be thankful for! On February ll at 6:15 P, M. Mr. and Mrs. Hayes together with Supt. and Mrs. Wilson of Coahoma, boarded a jet airliner at Love Field, Dallas bound for Atlantic City, N. J. Two hours and ten minutes later they were at Idlewild, New York's International Airport. Mr. Hays and Mr. Wilson went to attend the American Association of School Administrators at Atlantic City. Here they are in front of the White House, Washington, D, C, March l, Snow! No School! ! Why so sad, Miss Edgar? I '--- 3 ,gf'f:Hi1d' -A f , ' 'mmf' ' , ' V z,': f2g,4i ' ifisjgl ,... if ----f 5zg-55,3-g.:2..2,lj3!lg:E!5 wzi . . Q 1 -V kt LA- 'ifEI-IF'f:I,.-fZ2i'2'-'EIfff3fpg::f:1: 'KJ ' ., 1'f5,EfE '51 555223: 1. -E ..., -1 ,. '. 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BEAU JOHN CLOTHIERS 'i l VILLAGE y Midland, Texas ll llllllllllllll- ima Midland, Texas Q PHONE MU 3-1841 Him - 5' I-DSMOBILE 3205WestWaII CADILLAC Midland Texas IWIIII-IIIII Big Springs' Favorite Department Store THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK STANTON YOUR FRIENDLY FOOD STORES No. I No. 2 Phone SK 6-3612 Stanton, Texas Phone SK 6-3357 200 N. St. Mary 400 N. St. Peter 33 4 BELVUE Motel and Restaurant 6 Blocks North of Highway 80 on Highway T37 North if S A J All ----' '- '-- Bi ' 1' I'IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIW' n nw, -- - ef- de Specializing in Steaks We cater to Parties and Banquets Room Phones Refrigerated Air Tile Baths - Vented Heat Ray and Mamie Kelly Owners and Operators Dial Sk 6-3326 Lamesa Highway ELECTRONIC LAB 207 North St. Peter w.sv0w 726 i f .8 4, y 1 SE 1 2 ICE ARCHIE BUTLER - Owner Phone Sk 6-2108 Stanton , Texas STANTON ELECTRIC STANTON CHEMICAL LR. Louder w,v, Laird I AND Phone Sk 6-2201 Stanton, Texas SEED COMPANY I . - acl I I I so , l - L' 4. I I ' i' I Pumnh I I ,,CHow5,, ftwg:-Q-:':ul7 x N.-K ' ' I Your Fertilizer, Insecticide, and Feed Dealer Phone Sk 6-3365 Stanton , Texas MAC'S WELDING and MACHINE SHOP Phone Day: Sk 6-367I Night: Sk 6-2398 Stanton, Texas For Better Service, gin with GUITAR GIN sf W - -'ai7 -EL E- :..- .... .... ..... 5 : ,E 3, :Q .qn.-I- ...gggggg-i -L1lm shi- -nl -mi ian! M.: -ngnj lil L- f ' , I : Sk 6-2I2O Stanton, Texas THE FAMILY STORE S-I-AN REIDTS Clothes for the Entire Family CLIP JOINT IW, BILL RHODES , . XI Owner Q II . Sk 6-8782 img Stanton, Texas 'dag 'I Sk 6'234I kg 'X Stanton, Texas 1 It , WHEELER MOTOR cO. I Buick - OMC J DEAVENPORT S Sales and Service ' Mi For Better Values UIC Phone Sk 6-2212 I Sk 6-2341 Stanton, Texas Stanton , Texas 1-...fff - . ... - ... .I .. .. WORI.EY'S TEXACO West Hi-Way 80 BOBBIFS one Stop W In Dress and Beauty Shop Service 7- ' Sk 6-2142 si-union, Texas Sk 6-8778 Stanton , Texas THE STATE NATIONAL BANK Big Spring, Texas b F D I C I24 Maine St. B g Sp g BORDENS Fine Dairy Products M'Ik 8. I C S HAMILTON OPTOMETRIC CLINIC IO6 West Third St. Big Spring, Texas EQUUPM ENT ECTOR THCRNTON IMPLEMENT CO John Deere Tractors and Implements Phone SK 6-36II Stanton, Texas DUNLAP' S Leading Department Store Midland, Texas -,XIIL QNII4 V' V KNIFFEN JEWELRY Village Midland Free Parking WEST TEXAS OFFICE SUPPLY 204 West Texas Midland 208 North Texas Odessa STANTON SUPPLY COMPANY MAXINE'S FLOWERS AND GIFTS Flowers Luggage Crystal China Pottery 500 N. St. Peter Stanton, Texas J IM WEBB R.C. Vesfl Jr. GROCERY Stanton, I I Texas Gulf Oil Products I 201 North Lamesa Phone Sk 6'22l2 . ,A Highway Stanton, Texas PLANTER s G N ' i f i i v ,,.. ' I lf' 2' ' we coMPANY Where st L business -'t' is appreciated LENORAH GIN 3 CHEVROLET BRANTLEY CHEVROLET CO Phone SK6 33ll Stanton Texas 2l9N St Peter Plannlng ahead for f your electrical future wb! How many new uses for electrlclty w1ll you enjoy 10 or 15 years from now? No one can tell you today but men are at work rn the laboratorles developlng new electrlcal con And there w1ll be plenty of electrlclty to operate these electrlcal apphances of tomor row Buslness managed electrlc companles hke Texas Electrlc SCYVICC Company con stantly plan and bu1Id ahead to keep your electrlp serv1ce supply plent1ful and depend ab e ready when needed for progress and for better l1v1ng 4 of TE EEZ X X 0 E5 5 veniences, you will use in the years to comel A I l 1 1 D - 'Q I TEXAS ELECTRIC SERVICE COMPANY HOWARD COUNTY JUNIOR COLLEGE Bug Sprung Texas A Fully Accredufecl Junior College .i'f U WHITE MOTCR COMPANY P 0 BOX 188 s'rAN'roN TEXAS nay SK 6 3321 B F WI-,lfe SK6 3322 E P White Nm-1 SK 6 3414 Nite SK 6 3474 . . I . . 'QE :Q -' Y ' -' vg 'Ti ' 4- . . , . i - SALES AND slznvlcz C FORD CARS AND 'rnucxs XE' 'f' ft 1' . . EA, Q . - , ' Xu QPR 1 v C, ag -six ., xv' - , . . . - . . . 1 .. 4 PRAGER'S Men's and Boy's Wear 102-104 East Third Street Big Spring, Texas CREIGHTON TIRE COMPANY Seiberling Tires Am 4-7021 601 Gregg Street Big Spring, Texas DlBRELL'S Sporting Goods Big Spring, Texas THE HOBBY SHOP Zelda Bennett, Owner MU 2-5971 Midland JONES BOOT SHOP 313 West Missouri Midland, Texas KIRBY VACUUM COMPANY 204 South Main Midland, Texas THE SHOE BOX Stanton, Texas MURDOCK'S SINCLAIR WALTER DAVIS GIFTS Midland, Texas SHEILA DRESS SHOP Gas, Oil, and Accessories Und Stanton, Texas BEAUTY SHOP Sk 6-2359 Hi-Way 80 Sk 6-2331 Stanton, Texas MADISON GROCERY AND MARKET Phone GL 9-2635 Star Route, Lenorah ROUECHE PRINTING COMPANY Stationery - Office Supplies Stanton, Texas SOUTHERN ICE Stanton, Texas HAMILTON GULF SERVICE Bumper to Bumper Service Sk 6-2371 Stanton, Texas HAlSLIP'S BLOSSOM SHOP Flowers and Gifts Stanton, Texas SUE ANN BEAUTY SHOP Stanton, Texas HUMBLE SERVICE STATION NO. 91 A Buffalo Backer Open 7 days a week, 24 hours a day Fred E. Holder, Agt. Highways 80 and 137 Phone SK 6-3681 - Stanton, Texas B AND J PHARMACY Prescriptions Fountain - Gifts Jack Arrington - Bill Gillum Proprietors Ph SK 6 3374 F Stcinton,-Texas EPLEY INSURANCE AGENCY and ABSTRACT COMPANY Mrs. Lenorah B. Epley Owner Phone SK 6-2222 Stanton , Texas BLOCKER OIL COMPANY Wholesale and Retail Service Station Washing - Lubrication - Tires wa I BUTANE GAS l 7 Call SK 6-2132 109 W. St. Anna Stanton E SUPERETTE FOOD MARKET il X I E , Q15 I 61535, The Home of Fine Foods Stanton, Texas I Quality Shoes for Women and Young Women 113 E. Third Big Spring, Tex. l......... ' ARRiNoroN's FUNERAL HOME Jack Arrington - Owner I Phone sic 6-3355 simon Industry in Spanish I The Editor in a. pensive mood. Now, as I was saying ...... Kids at play QV' A Jak. 5 ,n:,,n. , 1: Royalty What's so funny, girls ? ree m e sun 42 What is it, Joanna ? Who's the odd ball? l Av 5, Mfg Sw Et 2 F4 4 R s fs .9 Q S 5 A Q Q sf 3 5, A fa mi Q' s 5 Y if aff F' g Si Q' Q mr - M ..,. 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