Sterling City High School - Eagles Eye Yearbook (Sterling City, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1954 volume:

« 7 fe t954 STERLING HIGH SCHOOL Sterling City Texas DedioxticK We dedicate the yearbook to our superintendent, Mr. O.T. Jones. He has been our superintendent since 1935. Besides doing a wonderful job with our school, he has been a loyal and devoted friend to each and every student. In dedicating this book to him. we desire to express our heartfelt thanks and appreciation. The Senior Class O.T. JONES Superintendent of Schools HARRY C. BRADSTREET Principal of Elementary School GEORGE W. BLACKBURN Principal of High School SWW 7'tcc4te WORTH DURHAM chesley McDonald DAVID GLASS ROBERT FOSTER Do you know the origin of our school song? Many school songs are copied from some other school or college song, but the words of the Sterling school song were composed by a former Sterling High School student. During the school term of 1930-31, Mrs. G.T. Neal, the piano teacher, offered a prize for the best song composed by a student. A senior, Vera Stamps, now Mrs. A.J. Nichols of Battle Creek, Michigan, won the prize with the words you now sing, and set them to a pan of John Philip Sousa’s STARS AND STRIPES FOREVER. We march down the aisle of fame; Eagles of Sterling High is our name. We're lads, lassies young and gay, True and loyal in every way. We offer our tribute and praise, And to our winning high school we raise Our colors of purple and gold. We are for you; we love you too, Dear Sterling High School EARL BLAIR Football 50-53; Football Captain 52; Football Co-Captain 53; Basketball 52-54; Track 52-54; FHA Sweetheart 53; Halloween King 52; Best All-Around Boy 53; Freshman Favorite; Freshman President; Sophomore Secretary; Junior Secretary; Senior President; Hudson-King Award 53; Junior Play; Senior Play. JEAN BOATLER Pep Squad Club 51; Cheerleader 52-53; Sophomore Favorite; Senior Reporter; FHA Club 50-54; FHA President 54; FHA Secretary 53; FHA Treasurer 52; FHA Play; Choral Club 51-52; Junior Play; Senior Play. JUNE BOATLER Cheerleader 51-53; Halloween Princess 51; Choral Club 51-52; FHA Club 50-54; FHA Vice President 54; FHA President 53; FHA Play; Junior Play; Senior Play; Interscholastic League—Typing. JOYCE DEW FHA Club 50-54; Pep Squad 51-53; Basketball 50-51; Class Play 50. BETTY DUNN Junior Treasurer; Senior Treasurer-Secretary; Halloween Queen; Choral Club 51-52; FHA Reporter 53-54; FHA Club 50-54; Pep Squad 50- 54; Miss Sterling City 53; Tennis 53; Senior Play; Junior Play; Basketball 50-51; Volleyball 50-53; FHA Play. JACQUE FOSTER Class Vice President 52-53; Class Reporter 51- 52; Pep Squad 50-54; FHA Club 50-54; FHA Pianist 50-51; FHA Area Officer 52- 53; Choral Club 50-52; Halloween Queen; Football Sweetheart 52; Annual Staff Business Manager 53-54; Junior Play; FHA Play; Senior Play. DAN GLASS Football 50-53; Basketball 52-54; Football Co-Captain 53; Pep Squad Hero 53; All-District Basketball 54; Track 52-54; Senior Favorite; Senior Play; Junior Play; Best All-Around Boy 54; Senior Vice President. JOHN THOMAS HAMILTON, JR. Football 50; Football Manager 53; Basketball Captain 53; Halloween Prince 51; Senior Play. CELIA RUTH HANSON Basketball 51-54; Volleyball 51-54; Track 53; Pep Squad 51-54; FHA 51-54; FHA Parliamentarian 53; FHA Play; Choral Club 50-52; Junior Play; Senior Play. HAL KNIGHT, JR. Football 50; Annual Staff 51-53; Sophomore President; Junior Play; Senior Play. DON MARTIN Football 52-53; Basketball 53; Junior Favorite; Junior Play; Senior Play; Halloween King 53. SHIRLEY MITCHEL Basketball 50-51; Volleyball 50-51; Pep Squad 50-54; FHA Club 50-54; FHA Song Leader 51-52; FHA Secretary 53-54; FHA Play 51-52; Junior Play; Senior Play; Choral Club 50-52. DELMAR RADDE Senior Play; Junior Play; FHA Sweetheart; 4-H Club 50-54; 4-H President 53-54; 4-H Reporter 51-52; Gold Star Award 53; Leadership Award 52-53; Farm and Home Electric Award 51-52; Soil Conservation Award 50-51. GENE SMITH Football 50-52; Basketball 51-53; Track 50-51-53; State Track 52; Halloween Prince 51; FHA Sweetheart 51; Junior Play; Senior Play. D.L. HARALSON Commercial Economics M.A., Texas Tech BILL SWANN Junior President; Sophomore Vice President; Annual Business Manager 51-52; Annual Editor 52-53-54; Junior Play; Senior Play; First Place Interscholastic League Spelling 1953. CLARA TINDALL Basketball 51-54; Volleyball 51-54; Track 51- 53; FHA 51-54; FHA Parliamentarian 53-54; J.C.L. Latin Club 50-51; Junior Play; Senior Play; FHA Play; Pep Squad 52- 54. In the year 1942, Miss Bernice Alexander and Mrs. Mary Crossno were our first grade teachers. (Only eight of the original twenty-one are graduating this year.) Duke and Duchess were Billy Joe and Shirley. At the end of school, we had our first school picnic. In the second grade, teachers were Miss Alma Richardson and Miss Lucille Hodges. Dan and Jackie were Duke and Duchess. This year we had a May Day program. Teacher in the third grade, Mrs. Mary Crossno, said we MUST learn our multiplication tables, and WE DID. Duke and Duchess were Dolores and Hal, Jr. The fall of 1945 ushered in the fourth grade. Miss Mary Brammer was our teacher. We learned many interesting things in science. Billy Cain and Jackie were Duke and Duchess. Miss Nettie McMasters was our teacher in the fifth grade. Billy Cain and Betty were Duke and Duchess. The highlight of the year was our first formal dance given at Bill Swann's home, on Valentine's Day. In the sixth grade, Jackie resorted to violence, and as the result, Hal, Jr. received a knot on his head from a baseball bat. Mrs. Imogene Blackburn was our teacher. Bobbie and Gene were Duke and Duchess. Mrs. Bena Davis was our teacher the seventh year; we had a- Texas History Club which we all enjoyed. Shirley and Clinton were the Halloween Duke and Duchess. We gave a Western party for the eighth grade. Earl Blair and Betty Dunn were our Halloween Duke and Duchess, and Walter Duff was our teacher in the eighth grade. This year we all visited the insane asylum at Big Spring. Betty Dunn and Jacque Foster were grade school cheerleaders. Graduation was the highlight of the year with Bill Swann having the highest grade and Betty Dunn and Celia Ruth Hanson the second highest. Our Freshman year is one we will never forget. Especially initiation! Madell Ben-ningfield and Earl Blair were Prince and Princess. Miss Jo Shinn was our sponsor. Sophomore year Burr Reynolds was our sponsor. June and Gene were our Prince and Princess. Remember playing hooky our Junior year and the weeks that followed? Halloween was certainly fun, too! (Will we ever forget Hood and the skunk?) Memories of the Atomic Blonde (Junior Play), linger also. Mr. D.L. Haralson was our sponsor, and Betty and Earl were King and Queen of Halloween. Here we are Seniors, and Mr. Haralson is still our sponsor. Jacque and Don were King and Queen of Halloween. Outstanding events of 1954 are Kid Day, Junior-Senior Day, the Senior Play, House for Sale—Haunted; the trip to Mexico(M.O.P.), and of course, graduation. Time: 1974 Setting: In the future Cast: Senior Class of 1954 FOREWORD This is a drama taken from real-life and meant to portray the circumstances that certain intelligentsia of Sterling High School find themselves in twenty years from that great moment of graduation in 1954. In order to understand this story better, it is necessary to introduce each character of the cast individually. EARL NORMAN BLAIR—One of the younger generals making his mark around the Pentagon. He's made his millions on patents for commercial jet airlines. He is President ex-officio of TWA. PEGGY JEAN BOATLER--Eccentric philanthropist who is chief executive of the NCFOA (National Canine-Feline Orphans' Aid). WILLIAM JOSEPH SWANN--Jr.—A graying, 39-year old, 250-pound executive. Asa top engineer in his field, his main offices are on the top floor of the Pan-American Union Building in Caracas, Venezuela. PATTY JUNE BOATLER--A distinguished novelist whose name is under consideration for the Pulitzer Prize. She is often seen dashing around New York City in the favorite of her six Cadillacs, a pink convertible. JOHN HAMILTON—Hon—Head coach of basketball at Baylor University. He is also doctor of philosophy. SHIRLEY MITCHEL—Wife of Admiral Loy Mitchell and mother of four daughters. DON MARTIN—A prosperous rancher and hog raiser on 2,000 acres in Arkansas. CLARA TINDALL—The foremost income tax computer in the U.S.A. She has a system which completely reverses the present tax system—the government pays the peoplel DELMAR RADDE—Retired rancher—owner of ten times world champion bull—a jer-brangusteen. CELIA RUTH HANSON--Head nurse at Johns Hopkins Hospital. Recently awarded a medal for curing a person of the hiccups which had lasted for three months. JOYCE DEW—Chief advertising executive for Louisiana Hayride and an important figure in the government of Louisiana. DOLPHUS EUGENE SMITH—An international playboy who somehow manages to pay alimony to four glamorous ex-wives. JACQUE FOSTER—Happily married, this young matron is very active in the civic affairs of Miami, Florida, and mother of two talented children. BETTY DUNN—Wife to one of the foremost ranchers in west Texas. This couple is very well known for their fine breed of race horses, a flourishing enterprise in Texas now. (Continued) (Prophecy Continued) DAN GLASS—Prosperous and handsome bachelor who plays the New York Stock Market by day and acts as lead escort for beautiful socialites by night. HAL KNIGHT, JR.--Business tycoon who spends much of his time and money trying to revive the G.O.P. Ti oncC” The Senior Class of 1954, being of sound mind and body (at the present and before the Senior trip) hereby declares and bestows the following abstract but generous and valuable assets to various members of Sterling High School. I, EARL BLAIR, will my ability to grow a beard to Kent Jones. I, JEAN BOATLER, bequeath my typing ability to Bernice Green. I, JUNE BOATLER, do hereby will my outstanding athletic abilities to Winona Blair. I, JOYCE DEW, leave my ability to move to a different school each year to Barba Dunn. I, BETTY DUNN, will my ability to get engaged and unengaged to Patsy Martin. I, DAN GLASS, bequeath my ability to stay out of trouble to Dennis Bailey. I, JOHN HAMILTON, hereby leave my ability to imitate Mr. Magoo to Leslie Cole who has the features to go with the voice. I, CELIA RUTH HANSON, will my ability to play basketball to anyone who is intelligent enough to want it. I, HAL KNIGHT, JR., bequeath my ability to ask irrelevant questions in class to Kel-ton Gaston. I, DON MARTIN, leave my ability to play hooky to Bobby Lester. I, SHIRLEY MITCHEL, leave my ability to catch a Mitchel to Jesse Morris. I, DELMAR RADDE, will my ability to get of school and go to stock shows to Bobby Dunn. I, GENE SMITH, hereby bequeath my ability to make Jenny Ruth Davis mad to Don Carper. I, BILL SWANN, leave my crew to Thomas Martin. I, CLARA TINDALL, leave the nickname of Tinkle Baby and my ability to foul off to Jane Gartman. Run! What's wrong, Betty? Is that right. That's crooked, Bobby. Miss Owen? BILLY DERREL BLAIR LESLIE COLE JENNY DAVIS BILLIE NADINE GREEN KENT JONES PATSY MARTIN OSCAR DORSEY, Sponsor Athletics and History Abilene Christian College Dennis Bailey Lewis Blackman Winona Blair Allen Campbell Shirley Cole Bobby Dunn Carolyn Dunn Jane Gartman Nettie Gartman Bernice Green Jimmy Hanson Bobby Lester Virginia McCarty Thomas Martin Jesse Morris Joy Nichols Lonnie Stockton Lawrence Williams Wanda Williams Jo Retta Owen Home Economics Texas Tech Dignified Seniors??? Going my Way? Two football sweethearts??? Kelton Gaston Lynn Glass David Gruny Stanley Hearn Jimmy McWhorter Jo Ann Parker Barbara Simmons Mary Lee Swindell English Hardin-Simmons Barba Dunn R.D. Ayers Ona Mae Bilderback Jackie Cole Jim Davis Wayne Drennan Jodie Emery W. G. Fincher Marvin Foster Melvin Foster Christine McCarty Glenda Sparks Harry Bradstreet Gayle Steward Wilbur Stone Kenneth Adams Mrs. Bena Davis Buddy Brown L. J. Brown Alfred Chappie Clauda Collins Calvin Gaston Tommy Mata Lavada Mitchel Nathan Morris Wanda Simmons Billy Williams Sandra Williams Jimmy Bauer J. W. Bowman Ellen Counts Bill Davis Gwen Dell Dearen Wayne Drennan Janet Duke Bisente Gaitan Jodie Green Jeannine Jones Darla Morris Jerry Lee Parker Nella Parker Carolyn Payne LeRuth Reed Mrs. Mattie Hines Craig Sparks Danny Stewart Judy Stewart Gary Arp Tommy Arp James Ayers Christina Bernal Gwendolyn Blair Ronald Bowman Barbara Clark Elizabeth Cole Robert Counts David Drennan Darla Kay Dunn Kenneth Fincher Ester Gaitan Jynette Gaston Robert Gartman Enadina Mata Mary Ann Bradshaw Jimmy McCarty Don McDonald Richard Ortega Milton Reed Saundra Robbins Carolina Rodriguez Leon Stockton Jimmy Tollett Johnie Rae Tollett Lynda Allen Jacque Caperton Wayne Daves George Davis David Durham Adelina Estrada Glenda Fincher Reynolds Lee Foster Willene Glass C. L. King, Jr. Barbara Parker Jimmie Parker Ernestine Rodriguez Clayton Stewart Janet Westbrook Bernetta Williams Steve Whitley Carolyn Zuck Mrs. J. Lee Wylie Daves Mrs. B. J. Crossno Edna Davis Billy Duke Bonnie Gartman Van Gaston Judy Hamilton George Loven Joanna Murrell Jerry Payne Doug Ritchie Danny Bailey Billy Bauer Charles Daves Wanda Daves Ollema Davis Mitsy Davis Bill Dees Lee Douthit Beverly Dunn Paul Estrado Temple Ann Foster Mary Guterrez Cecelia McDonald Lois Ethel Price David Sanderson Janice Stewart Ginger Stone Billy Joe Tindall Mike Williams Sue Williams Mike Alexander Michael Arp Berry Jo Barrett Larry Blackburn Billy Joe Brown Charlene Coe Jane Copeland Karol Davis Barbara Durham Wayne Fincher Bill Foster Tommy Foster Nelwyn King Troy Murrell Donny Neel Marilyn Newcomb Sandra Parker Shirley Price Gary Smith Wayne Smith Royce Gene Sparks Vinita Su Speck Marsha Stewart Patricia Westbrook Mrs. C. L. King Crisp Williams Karen Williams Tommy Williams Joe Estrada Joe Gaitan Ernest Longoria Danny Mata Jimmy Onego Joe Rodriguez Mrs. Ray Lane 7 e s4 t tucU Sta Delbert Haralson Sponsor Mary Swindell Sponsor Bill Swann Editor Kent Jones Assistant Editor Jacque Foster Business Manager Hal Knight, Jr. Photographer Assistant photographer: Bobby Dunn. Layout editors: June Boatler, Jean Boatler, Earl Blair, Gene Smith, Clara Tindall, Celia Hanson, Betty Dunn. HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL Princess, BARBA DUNN Prince, LYNN GLASS Princess, VIRGINIA McCARTY, Prince BOBBY LESTER Princess, JENNY RUTH DAVIS, Prince BILLY DERREL BLAIR Queen, JACQUE FOSTER King, DON MARTIN Scarecrows? Manana? Duchess, MARGARET RODRIGUEZ; Duke, ERNEST LONGORIA Duchess, TEMPLE ANN FOSTER; Duke, BILLY BAUER Duchess, JOANNA MURRELL; Duke, DOUG RITCHIE Duchess, JANET WESTBROOK; Duke, GEORGE DAVIS Lady, JANE COPELAND Lord, BILL FOSTER Duchess, ELIZABETH COLE; Duke, JIMMY McCARTY Duchess, JANET DUKE Duke, WAYLAND DRENNAN Duchess, LAV ADA MITCHEL; Duke, L.J. BROWN Duchess, ON A MAE BILDERBACK; Duke, WILBUR STONE GEORGE BLACKBURN Shop Instructor Shop Products Pretty little girls all in a row! On trial for feeding bad breakfasts. A familiar face. Ain't she sweet! Such poise! ‘•'A'. . . Bobby Dunn Bill Davis j.T. Davis Award Winner, Nathan's Award Winner Special Awards Don McDonald, Bobby Dunn, Jody Green Bill Davis Fred Campbell Settlo z td Saaquet Ye olde sponsor? Jitterbugging! Vicki's Bimbo FHA Sweetheart Waitresses Jenny's Ride Hero Speaker Entertainment Coach Sweetheart cd Day What's wrong. Gene? April 1, 1954 What are you looking at, Dan? Eight Females!!! THE SENIOR CLASS Presents HOUSE FOR SALE—HAUNTED! High School Auditorium December 4, 1953 8:00 P.M. Martha Gilpepper - - -Oletha Lenhart - — -Edwina Page — - — Grade Greenwood - - ■ Tug Ralston ------ Liz Yocum ------ Ezekial Euripiaes Jones Zara — - - — - — Hi Lowe -------- Snorky Snodgrass - - -Lem Looney ------ Serpentina -----« Jojo - -- -- -- -- -Butch Killigrew — - - SHIRLEY MITCHEL - - JUNE BOATLER ■ - - BETTY DUNN ■ -JACQUE FOSTER GENE SMITH - CLARA TINDALL EARL BLAIR - - CELIA HANSON BILL SWANN - - - DON MARTIN - DELMAR RADDE ---JEAN BOATLER -----DAN GLASS HAL KNIGHT, JR. THE JUNIOR CLASS Presents HERE COMES CHARLIE High School Auditorium March 5, 1954 7:00 P.M. Charlie Hopps---------- Larry Elliott---------- Fannie Farnham--------- Vivian Smythe-Kersey - Ted Hartley------------ Nora Malone------------■ Tim McGrill------------ Aleck Twiggs----------- Carolyn Smythe-Kersey -Mortimer Smythe-Kersey Director - ------------ - - PATSY MARTIN - MARSHALL BLAIR HELEN BROWN ------JENNY DAVIS -----KENT JONES ------BILLIE GREEN ......BILLY BLAIR -----DON CARPER ------ LEE BRYANT -----LESLIE COLE MARY LEE SWINDELL baccalaureate Sermon HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM SUNDAY, MAY 16, 1954 Eleven O'clock PROCESSIONAL Mrs. Anna Lee Johnson “HOLY, HOLY. HOLY Congregation INVOCATION Wavnc L. Zuck SONG Rev. Bruce Medford BACCALAUREATE SERMON Dr. Baxter Greer FOUR-FOLD VISION OF LIFE BENEDICTION Rev. Robert Ritchie RECESSIONAL Mrs. Anna Lee Johnson GRADUATES Earl Norman Blair Peggy Jean Boatler Patty June Boatler Joyce Yvonne Dew Betts1 Louise Dunn Jacqueline lone Foster Harvey Daniel Class. Jr. John Thomas Hamilton, Jr. Celia Ruth Hanson Hal Mitchel Knight. Jr. Conald I-ouis Martin Shirley I.angford Mitchel Delmar Adolph Radde Dolphus Eugene Smith William Joseph Swann. Clara Louise Tindall Jr- (Commencement €, ■xerciiei HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM STERLING CITY HIGH SCHOOL TUESDAY, MAY 18, 1954 8:00 P.M. PROCESSIONAL..................................Mrs. Anna Lee Johnson INVOCATION............................Rev. Bruce Medford SALUTATORY................................June Boatler SONG.................Mary Lee Swindell and Harry Bradstreet VALEDICTORY................................Billy Joe Swann INTRODUCTION OF SPEAKER....................O. T. Jones ADDRESS.....................................L. L. Martin AWARDING OF HONORS G. W. Blackburn PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS................W. B. Durham PRESENTATION OF CLASS RINGS TO CLASS OF ’55 Earl Blair “MAY THE GOOD LORD BLESS AND KEEP YOU” W. J. McClure BENEDICTION...........................Dr. Baxter Greer RECESSIONAL...................................Mrs. Anna Lee Johnson GRADUATES Earl Norman Blair Peggy Jean Boatler Patty June Boatler Joyce Yvonne Dew Betty Louise Dunn Jacqueline lone Foster Harvey Daniel Glass, Jr. John Thomas Hamilton, Jr Buna Celia Ruth Hanson Hal Mitchel Knight, Jr. Conald Louis Martin Shirley Langford Mitchel Delmar Adolph Radde Dolphus Eugene Smith William Joseph Swann, Jr. Clara Louise Tindall Lee Bryant In the mountains and by the sea. On the sidewalks of Monterrey. f cauax Schoo (2 ia.eUccitio t TtU? 2f,f9S4 Sitting: Geneva Christene McCarty, Ona May Bilderback, Gayle Neva Steward, Glenda Sparks. Standing: Kenneth Dale Dew, Forrest Melvin Foster, James McKnight Davis, Wilbur Allan Stone, Gilbert P. Gaitan, W.G. Fincher, James R. Riddle, Thomas Wayne Drennan, Jackie Loran Cole, Joseph Walker Emery, Marvin Foster. Sofc xtK ie 'pocuyute VIRGINIA McCARTY m i • f -.-•■ .. - -v • • . r f. JF' s% $i2 3s£ ■mmm s4CC-stlOUKct $ il JENNY RUTH DAVIS uhkl (?£u ‘S tf s4cv znd £ - - ;-r V- - ■.- -.C' ; y yygvgsna n % sSBsER A- s aSBBM m mmrnr ?v fc '. ■' .V'. . ; .-i , .’• $ -.- S i jJsCB!E5MKy r-iON - - s,5 v - V- sSSSF' i . w ■am —v Ai; -;,v.v,;- iH':f paot aCl ScveeMe it JENNY jRUTH DAVIS ?? teccUo 'Kck? TtCetHonial 4tvand TOutne Back row: Coach Dorsey, B. Lester, L. Cole, H. Blair, K. Gaston, L. Glass. Front row: J. Morris, D. Martin, M. Blair, D. Glass, J. McWhorter, Manager, R. Ayres. Co-Captains: Earl Blair, Marshall Blair, and Dan Glass. Coach Dorsey Sterling 14 Ft. Davis 22 Sterling 31 Norton 6 Sterling 24 Mertzon 47 Sterling 40 Forsan 51 Sterling 26 Garden City 18 Sterling 38 Water Valley 0 Sterling 31 Divide 7 Sterling 35 Christoval 14 Sterling 28 Blackwell 46 i ► I MARSHALL BLAIR Back 3-Year Letterman, All-District EARL BLAIR Back 4-Year Letterman DON MARTIN End 2-Year Letterman DAN GLASS End 4-Year Letterman LYNN GLASS Back 1-Year Letterman LESLIE COLE Center 3-Year Letterman Run! 'pootfaM S oeet6e nt Boys! 'Peft SqutuC tcC Sfaattd i First row: Billie Green, Betty Dunn, Miss Swindell. Second row: Shirley Cole, Jacque Foster, Barbara Simmons, Barba Dunn, Jo Ann Parker. Third row; Shirley Mitchel, Carolyn Dunn, Clara Tindall, Jane Gartman, Bernice Green. Fourth row: Dohlia Moreno, Nettie Gartman, Lee Bryant, Celia Hanson, Wanda Williams. The Pep Squad during formation practice, WINONA BLAIR Majorette PATSY MARTIN Majorette JUNE BOATLER Head Cheerleader JENNY DAVIS Cheerleader VIRGINIA McCARTY Cheerleader SaA et aCC Top row: Lynn Glass, Marshall Blair, Delmar Radde, Billy Blair, Don Martin. Middle row: Manager, Jess Morris; Bobby Dunn, Don Carper, Jimmy Hanson, Bobby Lester, K. Gaston, L. Blackman, Coach O.L. Dorsey. Bottom row; L. Cole, Gene Smith, Earl Blair, Dan Glass, J. Hamilton, T. Martin. 42 69 53 57 41 68 53 48 SetuoK “tRcc uC Knott - - 68 Garden City - -- -- -- -- -- --41 Forsan - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -64 Knott - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - 53 Coahoma - -- -- -- -- -- -- - 49 Garden City - - 40 Forsan - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -54 Coahoma - -- -- -- -- -- -- --73 DAN GLASS Four-Year Letterman Center MARSHALL BLAIR Three-Year Letterman Forward GENE SMITH Four-Year Letterman Guard BILLY D. BLAIR Three-Year Letterman Guard Top row: Celia Hanson, Wanda Williams, Winona Blair, and Jean Boatler. Middle row: June Boatler, Barba Dunn, Carolyn Dunn, JoAnn Parker, Billie Green, and Betty Dunn. Bottom row; Jenny Davis, Clara Tindall, Patsy Martin, Jane Gartman, Shirley Cole, and Virginia McCarty. Garden City vs Sterling City Winona posing for a shot. Billy Derrell! This page is for the girls! You've got to hold your mouth just right! Moments of fast action! Coach Colman, Lewis Blackman, Billy Blair, Bobby Dunn, Leslie Cole, David Gruny. 0?inot Six WILBUR STONE flection, rtyiy i 'pexot aiC 07e t COACH HARRY BRADSTREET and Co-Captains JIM DAVIS and $ cation, ‘iViqd Pefr Squad THeut eno CHEERLEADERS —Jeannine Jones, Glenda Sparks, Christene McCarty. MASCOT—Vicki June Johnson. First row: Melvin Foster, Jim Davis, W.G. Fincher, L.J. Brown, Wayne Drennan, Kenneth Dew. Second row: Jody Green, Tony Allen, Wilbur Stone, Danny Steward, David Drennan, Marvin Foster. Third row: Bill Davis, Gary Campbell, Alfred Chappie, Jimmy Bauer, Craig Sparks. Guard him, Chappie! Will he make it}??? 76e $u Co t 7vwt COACH HARRY BRADSTREET Co-Captains: GAYLE STEWARD and GLENDA SPARKS And to think--it all happened in school! HERE COMES THE BRIDE! Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bradstreet Eighth and Fifth Mr. and Mrs. James W. Strong Spoon June! Honeymoon! He says, Ain't nobody ever learned me no English but her! Why is everybody so happy??J What a crew!! I! Silly Sophom ores! Now we know! What’s so interesting? ? Years ago— Yea Team!!! The Stock Show, Telephone 5456 13 E. Twohig Ave. San Angelo, Texas j Jr Houston-Clary Music Store Steinway and Other Fine Pianos MUSICAL MERCHANDISE —COMPLETE SHEET MUSIC SERVICE HICKS PUCKITT HARDWARE LTD. Water Wells Drilled Fairbanks-Morris Irrigation Pumps 207-09 So. Chadbourne San Angelo, Texas do'insdiion Udzotfis'ii 44 YEARS SAN ANGELO’S LEADING DRY CLEANERS CLEANERS - HATTERS - DYERS No. 17 East Harris Avenue San Angelo. 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