Sundown High School - Gusher Yearbook (Sundown, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1979 volume:

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So, we did not celebrate our 50th birthday by blowing out can- dles, but by lighting them, not by receiving gifts, but by giving them. We want THE GOLDEN YEAR to be only the beginning as we contemplate future progress. m. t, ,N .,. W, ,1.,Q,,fW1my-:eww-a We-, ff.1fs:':1:if zwmimmmwxsfmv-Mfmrxxwlgss....m,i,ea,1s.MW,.JA.ss,s, .,...... ,,.,, .,,. ,--,.., M.. ...,. TABLE OF CONTENTS INVITATION .......... HOSTS AND HOSTESSES ........ GAMES ............. FAVORS ........... ENTERTAINMENT ..... DEQCORATIONS ...., PRIZES ....... REQFRESHMENTS .... FAREWELL ..... Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page 1928-1978 . . . Sundown School District was organized in 1928. The Board of Education borrowed 53,200 51,800 was spent for the con- struction ofa four room building which served as the school and a teacherage. The remaining 51,400 was spent to drill a well and furnish a windmill, desk, and other equipment necessary to initiate the school. Today, on the same site stands a building second to none in the State of Texas. It covers over seven acres and costs over 55,000,000 Present administration Mrs. Dorothy Soules First lady member of the Board of Education ,Q vc was sm 'xbx x 'J' vu. s xazsbu 4 n l 'ra A Ewghlw x it N 1 5 an . 5 v-an-Q as W W sg 'MEN ...M .N FET ,' 1 7' ' Mr. C. E. May First Principal Then and Now is 2 fra, . , 1 5 ' ' 3' 'S -F'QQlu',,, , V.. . If Sundown's first school S - .. ' 1 , Q . . ' ff VWWVA - si ' R xx - it! , S - .5-.. . . . J.-of I ' .fi k -Lf . fs . , 1 Y N ' ft 1 w 1 if 1 , r 4 V t, ssst ,N , J, ,.-A Q gg ,xii R -aggwmjr it - J ir,s F ....,. ,. - in y N 1 t Q 1 2 ' I 1 i i ii 1 it ,, I lf .... ' 0 g ' 'X .AL ug...4c First bleachers T - F . it H it 1 .,.. f ' 5 2. V use ..,s wi Z , - was zf-aff , f iii ' Q fafqssi . ,sk ,QVI . f . . 1 4 af S-me V -1 ,uf fm M . .. to F 55 7 ,S 1 . -. E 1 E 2 New school plant xg 41 tg 21156393 YW 'xiii' W N? 3 65:15 T3 1 fgilf- 7 if Qi V3 ' 2 F ..,. ,.,..., . 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Q12g:g:4i:tfLTf ,N Ltr?915--gtg:5'igt.:1'.i,g1 i 1.i.i:2.if ' H -W ., 'WHSLQXIST ' r ,j.f.'fi2'!5.'3' .5-1-.Q itsli-wit.-.tt-.1-sw E , . . ,f an - is 4 is s uma 14:143- M1 as I lt I 'H' 5 1, im Q ws- Nm. ' ' -L 2 I ' ' t MM ,W ,ww . M ,Q New bleachers Mu-WMM ,,a,.,M.M - -If V UA , W , , , W V in f if l I Hosts and Hostesses BOARD OF EDUCATION - tStandingJ G. D. Lasater - Superintendent, Nick Williams - Business Manager CBack rowj Larry Runnels, Terry Warren, Gene Nugent - Secretary, Jim Hogue - President fFront rowb Dorothy Soules, Jay McCullough and William Clements - Vice President The ingredients of a good, productive school are basically the same as they were 50 years ago - leader- ship, genuinely interested in education, a dedicated teaching corps, a student body eager to learn, and a sup- portive parent and community involvement. We believe that Sundown Schools have all of these ingredients. And, if during THE GOLDEN YEAR and each successive year, we plan wisely, work diligently, devote ade- quate time and thought to carrying out our purposes and program of work, our future will be greater than the past. New Boss Tackles Old Job The completion of the new educational facility is only the beginning of great experiences for Sundown students. Congratulations are in order for the citizens of Sundown and the emphasis they have placed on Sundown's future growth and the education of today's youth. A pro- p gram of opportunities to match the facility should be the next step in l bringing to Sundown quality education for tomorrow's citizens. SUPERINTENDENT OF 3.4.4251 scHooLs f Mr. G. D. Lasater THE LASATER FAMILY Seated: Laurie and Mr. Lasater Standing: Marianne and Mrs. Lasater. The Lasaters came to us from Hobbs, New Mexico where they had lived for the past 16 years. We are happy to have them as a part of our school system and our community. Mr. Lasater taught English in Junior High before becoming affiliated with the Public Rel- ations Department in Hobbs schools. He served as Elementary Principal for four years. Both Mr. and Mrs. Lasater, Julia, hold B.A. degrees from Hardin Simmons University, Abi- Iene, Texas. Mr. Lasater received his M.A. and Ed.S degree from Eastern New Mexico Univer- sity. Marianne graduated with high honors. She plans to attend Texas Tech in the fall. Laurie completed her sophomore year at Sundown. She is looking forward to being a junior next year. , ., .... ,. ...,, W. ..,, I Vg.,-,,,,.,.mw-1,,fw...,,i.,.f.ftfm mmmw,.1t.wfwf.-,awww-1,:-,w, f:1.-fi..-,,i,t:- Mr. Nick Williams Mr Marvln Mc Spadden Mr Trultt Mitchell Business Manager High School Principal Junior High Principal Mr' Dalton Gm Mr Mitchell also serves as Band Director Elementary Principal We were happy to have Mr. Williams and Mr. McSpadden join our staff in the fall of '78. Mr. Williams came to us from Jayton where he served as Busi- ness Administrator for the Tele- phone Company. Mr. McSpadden assumed the same position here that he had held at Ropes. Auxiliary Workers SECRETARIES Mrs. Mc Cullom - H.S. Mrs. Renfro - Supt. Mrs. Tennyson - Bus. Mrs. Wood - Ele. 81 J.H. AIDES Mrs. Mc Millan Mrs. Menges Mrs. Salazar Mrs. Winn CAFETERIA Mrs. Brown - Supervisor Mrs. Hudson Mrs. Lummus Mrs. Morgan Mrs. Mosley Mrs. Trull Mrs. Winfrey NURSE Mrs. Bilbrey X MAINTENANCE Mr. Awbrey-Foreman Mr. Choate Miss J. Dominguez Miss V. Dominguez Gonzales Osborn Westbrook s i Q Mr. Nelson I iir 1 I 7 Mf- REX VS GULF SERVICE STATION - Sundown Texas 79372 Mr. Boaz Mrs. Boaz Mrs. Bowman Mrs. Carter Mr. Dyke Miss Feaster Mr. Fetsch Mr. French Mr. Fryar Mrs. Gilbreth Mrs. Gill Mrs. Hines Miss Hodge Mrs. Houx Mrs. Hulse Mr. Jones :IX IE .NBL Faculty. . .Teachi I ,fl 'K Mrs. McChristiaI Mrs. McConnell CITIZENS INSURANCE AGENCY - Bank Building - Sundown, Texas s Their Business Mr. Mason Mrs. Miller Mr. Nauert Mrs. Nichlos Mrs. Nugent Miss Owens Mrs. Pearce Mrs. Phipps Mr. Wood Mrs. Richards Mrs. Sander Mrs. Srader Mr. Stevens Mrs. Tapp Mrs. Timberlake Mrs. Turner Mrs. WhLttenberg X ' f , ' A A A LVL: A --Na QP' CARPENTER'S HARDWARE AND APPLIANCE COMPANY - Sundown, Texas Linda Anthony - Basketball 3, Track 2, Band 4, Drill Team 3, Honor Stu- dent 1, FHA 1 Rusty Barry - Football 4, Manager and Trainer, Track 3, Trainer, Solo Contest2 Wanda Brady - Basketball 4, Track 4, Band 4, Stage Band 1, Mickey Mouse 2, Annual Staff Photographer 1 Donna Burnett - Twirler 4, Feature 1, FHA Officer 4, Class Favorite 1, Band Officer 1, Student Council 1, Home Ec Award 2, Homecoming Queen Candidate 1 Pae Childs - Basketball 4, All-Dist. Hon. Men. 2, Track 4, Reg. Qualifier 2, Fleg. Qualifier Debate 1, Student Council 3, Class Officer 1, Honor Student 4, Head Cheerleader 1 Johnnie Mae Cornish - Basketball 1, FHA 3, Class Favorite 1, Friendliest 1, Perfect Attendance 1 Floss Day - Football 4, Hon. Men. Guard, Track 3, Band Officer 2, Presi- dent Student Council 1, Class Favorite 2, Class Officer 3, Best All-Around 1, Friendliest, Homecoming King I ' Darla Fullerton - Basketball 4, Band 4, UIL Typing 5th place, SPC Math Contest 2nd, Honor Student 2 Seniors Joe Garcia - Band 3, Stage Band, Sweepstakes Band Member, Basketball Band Janie Garza - Basketball 1, Band 1, Sweepstakes Band Member Angie Hernandez - Basketball 3, Hon. Men. 2, Track 1, Band 4, Band Offi- cer 1, Head Cheerleader 1, Class Officer 1, Class Favorite 1, Best All- Around 1, Homecoming Queen Candidate 1, Most Beautiful Candidate 1 DeAnn Hilton - Basketball 3, Band 4, Drill Team 4, Twirler 2, All Reg. Qual. Typing and News Writing 1, One-Act Play 3, All-Star Cast and Best Actress 2, Homecoming Queen 1, Teachers Choice Most Valuable 1, Honor Student 4, Most Beautiful 1 Billy Jones - Football 4, All Dist. 3, All-South Plains 2, Track 2, Band 2, All- Reg. Qual. Informative Speaking 1, Student Representative 1 Marianne Lasater - Drill Team 1, All-State New Mexico Choir 1, Choral Festival, Superior Ratings, FHA 1, Class Favorite 1, Class Officer 1, Honor Student 4 yrs. John McBride - Football 4, All-Dist. Hon. Men. 2, Track 3, Swimming 1, Band 2, Most Handsome Candidate 1, Homecoming King Candidate 1 Shannah McKee - Basketball 2, Band 4, Band Officer 1, Class Officer 1, Student Council 3, Friendliest 1, Honor Student 4, Cheerleader 2, Drill Team 3, Track 1 1979 13 Kathy McLeroy - Basketball 3, Track 2, Band 4, Twirler 3, Drill Team 4, Drill Team Captain 1, Honor Student 3, One-Act Play 3, Hon. Men. All-Star Cast 1, Band Sweetheart Attendant 1, Most Beautiful Candidate 1 Mark Middleton - Basketball 4, Track 3, Band 4, Stage Band, Sweep- stakes Band 3 David. Perez - Football 4, Track 3, All-Dist. Linebacker and Punter 1, All- Dist. Linebacker 2nd team 1, Band 2, Sweepstakes Band 1, Student Council 1 James Putman - Basketball 2, Band 2, Sweepstakes Band 1, Track 2 Terry Riddle - Football 4, Trainer 3, Basketball 4, Varsity 2, Track 3, Band 3, Stage Band 1, Sweepstakes Band 2 John Rhodes -- Football 3, Basketball 3, Track 2, One-Act Play 3, Area Qualifier, State Qualifier in Number Sense 2, Regional Qualifier Science 1, Band 3, Sweepstakes Band 2, Tennis 2, Orchestra Sweepstakes 1, Choir Sweepstakes 1 Matt Flodriquez - Football 2, Basketball 2, Track 3, Band 4, Sweepstakes Band 3, Honor Student 1 Roland Rodriquez - Football 2, Band 3, Sweepstakes Band 2, Class Favor- ite 1 R. E. HENSLEY, JR. H COMMISSIONER PRECINCT ll Class Color - Blue Class Flower - Red Rose Class Motto - Dawning of a New Age Class Song - Theme from Mahogany Class Sponsors - Mrs. Carter, and Mr. Jones R. E. HENSLEY, JR. Liz Salazar - Basketball 3, Manager, Track 1, Band 4, Drum Major 1 Band Award 1, UIL Solo Contest 3, 1st Division, All-Region Band Alternate Sweepstakes Band 3, Honor Student 4 Ronnie Singleton - Football 4, All-Dist. Tight End 1, Basketball 4, Track 3 Band 2, Class President- Freshmen, 4-H Gold Star Boy Clayton Snead - Football 1, Track 1, Band 2, Stage Band 1, Sweepstakes Band 1 Ricky Waygood - Football 4, All-Dist. 1, Hon. Men. All-South Plains 1, Bas- ketball 4, Track 3, State Oualifier 440 Relay 81 Mile Relay, Band 1, Vice President 1, Senior Class President, Homecoming King Candidate 1, Most Handsome Candidate Kelli Wood - Basketball 3, Track 2, Band 4, Stage Band 4, Sweepstakes Band 3, FHA 2, 4-H 4 Looking back upon the past four years, we seniors have cherished memories. When we were freshmen the band won the first Sweepstakes Award in many years. As juniors we conducted fund raising events in order to finance the Junior- Senior Banquet. But, our senior year has been the highlight. This year we were able to take the first senior trip in twenty- one years. On this trip we traveled to Six Flags, in Arlington, Texas, for the special senior night. As graduation approaches we look into the future with anticipation tinged with sadness for the past of our lives which is ending. We have enjoyed our years at SHS. I5 Juniors Ge I Ken Theresa Scott Anthony Arevalos Arrington if NY Lynn Robi Larry Boyte Carpenter Carter Ollie Sarah Connie Cornish Cornish Cox WEST CHEVROLET Levella nd, Texas Things Going! en Ricky Tammy Dyke Greer Helms Larry Gina Richard Henderson Houx Lee Gayla Otllla Janna Fullerton Lopez Melton Bells, Paul Middleton Sammy Mosely Sandra Nance Greg Nauert Neil Nugent Cindy Perkins Phyllis Flodriquez Wally Rodriquez Bobby Shihlett Callie Shults Johnny Singleton Sharon Snead Shannon Stevens Royce Swim Sherry Tennyson Alan Williams Sophomores Todd Arnold Cara Carpenter Sherri Clements Isabel Escobar Shelly Fariss Louis Garcia Paul Garza Richard Garza Sylvia Carla Louis Stephanie Enemancig Garza Gilbert Gonzalez Haley Hernandez A Year of Opportunity 0 NXSLWQA ww- ,,,,, M X 15 'WB X ix . K- we w 3+ Q, 'ef lg:-Q2 - --.-.b:Wf Q W fic i 3 me Joe Kari Gary Laurie Laura Hernandez Hoffman Jones Lasater Lockhart Mike Jaylene Melissa Martin McCullough O'Brient 1' PALMERS CLEANERS W Jackie Teresa Franeisca Putman R Rod Levelland, Texas was nquez Sophomores Get Involved YW' Laura Steve Rich Mitiz Roland Roland Scott Shifflet Diane Snead W, ,Egfr W? Kevin Sa bra Spray Srader Connie Trevmo Corrina Ricky Trevino Whitaker Danny Williams POOL COMPANY, Levelland, Texas Freshmen Start Eleazar Astorga Juan Astorga Spencer Bennett Cleo Boen Kenneth Brown Terri Carter Gilbert Castillo Linda Cornish Bebo Davalos Sherri Easterwood Susan Garcia Abel Garza .bib T s i W 8: T TANKS TRUCKS INC., Sundown, Texas l I . ut in New Building N Mif f ggi M 'lull' L Freddy Garza Jane Garza Mitch Gill Juan Gonzales Sarah Gonzales Lee Haley Sherry Henderson Joe Kisner Terri Jones Todd McCullough Scott Martin Shelia Martin Adding New Spirit xt at iiii We , Carla Amanda Luis Margaret Norma Nugent O'Briant Paiz Pena Perez mmw gg em X Q8 NR NNN .C if ,ff , rw- ig, Joe Reyes 1 t.:..tfm.,,.,,:J.. 'FY ' f i , ,, t, . K . J, N-N-,g..,...,,A ,. Kathy Rumbaugh ' ,tk Juanaib Anna Mike Ronnie Salazar Trevino Whitaker Whitaker I Class Qfficers and Sponsors QU SENIORS: Mr. Jones, Rick Waygood - Presi dent, Marianne Lasater - Secretary, Mrs. Carter and Ross Day - Vice-President Q27 JUNIORS: Clnsetj Richard Lee - President, Mr Fetsch, Robi Carpenter - Secretary, Sherry Tenny son - Vice President, and Mr. Fryar C31 SOPHOMORES: Sabra Srader - President Francisco Rodriquez - Secretary, Mr. Stevens I w , and Paul Garza - Vice President 145 FRESHMEN: Lee Haley - Vice President, Mrs President . 25 1 Tapp, Terri Carter - Secretary, and Mitch Gill - 57,37 D 26 EDICATED ln an effort to show our appre- ciation, we wish to dedicate the 1979 Gusher to Mrs. Lasca McChristial, school counselor and yearbook sponsor. She retires after thirty-seven years of service to the Sundown school system. if .. , ,. , I A . E 2 M ni ,, 7 wee, .W ,..,, . 3. V ,, gwygw E335 '- 'f vile 2' ttyyyl l . . 5 -L A special party given in Mrs. Lasca McChristiaI's honor shows only part of her friends and loved ones. Jim Hogue, President of school board, presents Mrs. McChristial a plaque in honor of her service. Eighth Grade Deneise Boyte Quinton Brady Steve Brown Debbie Burnett Robert Coronado Mike Easterwood Edna Garcia Juan Garcia Molly Garza Taffi Hedges Becky Hernandez Lydia Hernandez Teri Hoffman Herman Lopez Kevin Nairn Brad Nance Marcelino Paiz Debbie Perkins Lana Popejoy Robyn Rhodes Arthur Rico Pete Rodriquez Gloria Salazar Randy Snead Terry Spray Jimmy Thompson Henry Trevino Pete Trevino Mike Villegas Shawn Waygood CLASS OFFICERS: Becky Hernandez, Molly Garza and Teri Hoffman H. L. SHAKESPEARE- FARM MOTOR PARTS - Levelland, Texas 79336 Seventh Grade Nora Arevalos Isela Arreola Esperanza Astorga LeShay Box Priscilla Bray Chuck Brown Janie Coronado Dora Cornish Brad Davis Mingo Garcia Isabel Garza Jesse Garza Luis Garza Tony A. Hernandez Tony R. Hernandez Derenda Horton Tammi Johnson Pam Lockhart David McHam Frank Mc Minn Regina Madding Taneshia Martin Shawn Mason Jamie Mosley Dana Nugent Jerry O'Briant Joe Pena Terri Pena Joyce Plummer Dennis Putman Linda Rodriquez Mary Ann Rodriquez Angela Roe Erin Stevens Benny Strickland Diana Swim Denise Trull Eloy Uristi Nora Uristi X Ninfa Uristi Hank Vasquez Ben Villegas im., Ken Whitaker Rocky Winn Sixth Grade Melody Carter Dorothy Cornish Wimpy Fullerton Andy Garza Rosemary Hernandez Eric Hughes Ginny McGinnis Sylvia Peralez Angela Pierce Mitch Rhodes Teresa Rico Alice Rodriquez Larry Runnels Wayne Snead Casey Srader Randy Thompson Irene Torrez Ernest Trevino TEX MEX METER SERVICE 706 North Slaughter Sundown, Texas it ,5 rr vii 8 if-xfs-:iw 5 7, , Q hymn in-HHN' Fifth Grade xl. X Pat Shane Amador Arwine Conservation Poster winners Shannon Arwine Rocky Boaz Danny Boen Donald Boyte Darin Box Albert Bray Melissa Brown Raul Coronado Geannine Cornish Manuel Garcia Joe Guiterrez Cami Hunt Melissa Kennedy Monte Louder Debra McLeroy Janet McMinn Doug Moore Scotty Rumbaugh Kim Streetman Dina Trevino Donny Trull Mike Villarreal Flyder Warren BROWN WELL SERVICE AND SUPPLY CO., Sundown, Texas 9' an an N. x. Y If i ,. 5 , b . fa kw If S' ' 'K'L i' -1, ' f'i1 x,s:,z: z f f 1 .-,. A A W ,V kk ,.,. - , .N V mi Q f , ' 'S -T ery -1,. 3 :,.f fr- -b-., M . I 12 ' If ' - iEf1Ek.., ' R921-,ffl M..A,r ,.,k J . ' M V114 Wpmbs ? QT Zvi ' ,iiljlfl Third Grade Randy Anderson Maria Astorga Martha Astorga Victor Astorga Chris Barry Lori Bloodworth Ronda Boaz Ottis Bray Jennifer Brown David Bowman Eddie Carter Missy Burnett Allen Chestnut Stoney Collins Frances Coronado Brett Fryar Missy Fullerton Anthony Garcia Anna Garza Betty Gonzales David Guiterrez Greg Hedges Angela Herrera Christi Jones Leeann Kennedy Clint McDaniel Gary McMillan Priscilla Martinez Jill Mason Edward Mathis Michal Pena Gina Newman Ronnie Robinson Joe Rodriquez Mario Rodriquez Becky Romero Harold Rumbaugh Melissa Stanley Jodie Studdard Billy Tennyson Cody Tomms Amber Warren fwzg J Q.-S. ty, .st.t .,. ,.-, X is . fi-EE-if ss G. - it w5k35e3.g.,, ff we A fx 0 Q , ASK :QW xi as es N Qi my t Ni t .Rs Second Grade Trisha Alexander Leanna Billingsley Candelario Castillo Monica Comacho Carolyn Cornish Rosa Cruz Dana Davis Lonnie Davis Linda Escobar Sandra Garcia James Griffin Kerri Hamilton Billy Hernandez Sherry Hughes Christi Hunt Steven Hunt Juan Lopez Rachael Lummus Carmen Martinez Johnny Mosley Reuben Nugent Eddie Pierce Sabrina Rodriquez Janet Romero Tony Sanchez Joe Swim Kenith Taylor Anthony Terry Beverly Villegas Kandy Rockey FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF LEVELLAND The Every Generation Bank W X Si 2, J?-51:25 9 a ' ink 4 + i 6 WP h s .F Serena Rodriquez Susan Rodriquez Jennifer Sander Paula Sanders Wesley Smith EE .ff JKNM, BEAU comes, too! ELSIE visits our school. How didyou do it EIsie??? Games 1978-79 was a high-low year for SPORTS. Losing came more often than coaches, players, and fans would like to have seen it, however we stayed in there and fought to the very end. The ability to hold our heads high, even when we left the gym.or the stadium with a loss, did not come easily, but it did come!! We upheld the motto, Sportsmanship, then Victory. We thank our fans for their loyal support. Just suppose for a moment that the stands were empty, that no shout of enthusiasm rewarded exceptional good plays, that no jeer of derision put new determination into faint hearts and new vigor into failing arms and legs. Their confidence in us was encouraging. They were our joy in time of victory, our consolation in defeat, and our inspiration at all times. L.C. KEARNEY TRUCKING AND SERVICING - SUNDOWN, TEXAS Cheerleaders Games would have been dull indeed without Cheerleaders to keep our spirits high. These girls were seen before, dur- ing, and after games - a blaze of red, white, and blue, cheering the players. Their skits for pep rallies, the hall dec- orations, and the long hours of prepara- tion did not go unnoticed. We commend them for a job well done. Angie Hernandez Bae Childs 7 7 SENIOR SENIOR J Gayla Fullerton - Mascot Junior Carla Nugent Cara Carpenter Gina Houx 39 FRESH MAN SOPHOMORE JUNIOR Varsity Football umor Varsity Football Girls' Varsity Basketball Boys' Varsity Basketball Girls' Junior Varsity Basketball :i 4a.'1P, fw Gridiron Season Ends 6-4 Our new coaches, Jones and French, assumed positions at the start of the 1978 season. The 'Necks started out slow against some very stiff competition. But, they were a strong, competitive team and as the season wore on, they won five out of the last six games they played. The senior players provided leadership, and younger players gained valuable experience. They all showed character and PRIDE and never gave up when the going was rough. All in all, it was a good football season. I M Ronnie Singleton, No. 26, All-district end UNION SUPPLY CO., INC. - OIL WELL SUPPLIES - SUNDOWN, TEXAS Football M If I.....g Ross Day - No. 74, All-district defensive end CHonorabIe mentionj Billy Jones - All-district and All South Rick Waygood - All-district defensive New coaches, Mr. French and Mr. Jones, give Plains center back instructions David Perez - All-districtpunter Larry Henderson - All-district running back - All South Plains offensive Chon- A3 orable mentionj I A ., . , 4, ,J - wif ,: , ,,.-14: fg- . I I ,, y Nw 3- -3, ,,1, , ,, 1 x., , . f .xx M4121 Si :?fa2ri'C11f : 5' E ji lflihlwlvvi W and Girls' Basketball 1979 District Winners B Team Erin struggles for a basket. The Roughettes take the fast break. In line for rebound Lana runs the ball down court. LeShay lays it up. Flobyn gets the tip. High School Roundball Good form pays off for Kevin Spray. ,R Q fa!!-is fff ' Bench Boys play hard, too. M. Martin whiris it up. Fi. Whitaker glides a lay-up. P. Garza stays with opponent. R. Perkins shoots through Eagles. Team Strives for Good Performance i i i Z 4 Ricky Waygood shows form. Richard Lee goes for a choke! i Paul Garza goes through traffic as team mates move in for position. Ricky and Johnny close the gap. All District Player Picked N03 K-....s 'i '-ff'- '+-f'5 Larry Henderson - All District and All South Plains . . . . I Hon. Men 50 tion Ronnie and Larry inspect the ceiling. Mark Middleton anticipates the rebound. 7 Richard relies on his jump shot. 2. Girls Play the Game Too! Sabra lets one get by! Rob: lays it in Cara pushes with all her might. Right: A mass confusion under the goal. Player Receives Honor ee,e , - fszzfssfgi- ff 11s1s.fszzz.sf 31 .Qi-H : , I - + 'e a , .tm eW,ee.e ,mm ,A ,...... ,............ W to s y ,R Pae Childs receives a ball. Roughettes block out oppone HTS, QU we wang m All-District and All Tournament fSundownj Robi Carpenter. Sabra Srader All Tournament CSundownJ Look Out Next Y J. V. Roughettes run their zone. ll - Terri Carter eyes the ball! J Kari Hoffman tips the ball to Jaylene McCullough. Shelly Fariss looks up the court is ,. District Winners - Regional Qualifiers ' ' sta. .gs r pg' In 5' .f ' ' -a I K K I -- . Q , gh ' sf, -' W r N 5 :51, T ' . 'WW it If '1 - ' fi News 1. - 4.--.P - f -M f, - was-. was J Bwisvh , fsfiia n 'f- ii 1 ft , ff, s fff ,- , Q esp . V ..-fz.5'qg,,.g1g1sfs- ,L f-sf s.vs3es5151j'ifT' af .--s g::Q,.,g:g'gfgaf mg,g!fE?'5ff?E1.7,.:g1E'55,i ' ' ,.,.Q,,:: ,---1fQ..::1:w1:ff : N ll l'is115lifi2:1 H 1. f--- 0, ..,, - s Q f Paul Garza - Mile Run Regional Qualifier Gilbert Castillo Qualifier - Mile Run Regional 1979 District Winners and Coach Jones Kevin Spray - 440 Relay Regional Qual- ifier Larry Henderson - Regional 100, 220 and 440 Run Ronnie Whitaker and Kirk Hinson Neil Nunent runs the 440 440 Relay Regional Qualifiers O'CONNOR - STRICKLAND MOTOR COMPANY - LEVELLAND, TEXAS Girls' District Champs Henderson Pae Childs Robi Carpenter REGIONAL OUALIFIERS - 880 Relay, 440 Relay, 220 Yard Dash and Mile Run 1 CW? - .- pffldfw fwwiwl Sargnglggx and Wanda Brady - REGIONAL OUALIFIERS - 440 Relay, 880 Relay and Gayla Fullerton and 880 Run Carla Nugent, REGIONAL Qualifier - Triple Jump, High Jump, 880 Relay, 440 Relay PAXTON - HARDER AGENCY - LEVELLAND, TEXAS Jr. High Tracksters L 2 3 Shawn Waygood gives his best. Va. Terry Spray takes the stick. Awaiting their turn. .1- . rf sssss I X s Juan Garcia goes over the top. Brad Nance, high point man for season Jerry O'Briant comes in for a landing. Kevin Nairn is out in front. Junior High Girls Do Great STANDING: Coach Mason and the relay team - Erin Stevens, Debra Cornish, Lana Popejoy, Taffi Hedges, and Hernandez. KNEEL- ING: Manager, Debbie Burnett, hurdler - LaSha Box, discus thrower - Robyn Rhodes, 880 runner - Teneshia Martin, and shot putter - Teri Hoffman. The relays Won six championship trophies, set three records, and Becky Hernandez was high point trackster with 82 points in five meets. Derenda Horton MASCOTT Deborah Cornish Teri Hoffman La Shay Box Molly Garza Cheerleaders Tennis and Golf Become ., . . . cu. N s v., .i.,N,,s .,,sgA:,,,:, L , , ' sas my L .W ,,af-. -.sam ,E-:rc RQ - . Q is Egg Niiic Y-s 1:-1f,..c15,myf, I . K may my Xw Qgsvg . 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'E iiiixagsgq. i c J gg tg Tennis SUNDOWN TEXAS Girls' Tennis and coach, Mrs. Turner Popular Sports Junior High students participate in Tennis I I Swl m m I ng ,2f1 . smff..::euq wXP sV,.W. M' WggA ...:35l?3'.4. ..'- 6222 jf. 'ff -s. .. .sf miffif' 2 gl. ....,.- . -. ' K-iz. Mfs':zf:f.:,:uww.:::1z11''vwww- i5,.'.t54-zfzgsz.. T A -ii' . , .gf Q.:-W'Hi i?fQf,,giiffliiif'fE'f5E!f7iiff-- ,e: 15,-f .WQE V gfff5'?'.Qa,5g.ig,f,-.gj.iiE.fE.f5E2's5l2 A o . b . ..,, . ' . f T o .T...rf....:-:e115f:ff.f:.ff.g-1.-'ff.1.'..:.f.1f.z:g.,f.W f:.f::.wlH.p1f:, fzeseffffgzs1.ffz.e1f:e:fue-:,:.1.a4f1.1ifs5:fige5:zf.iLf2fffff.:liis-:leaf'emiisflfiifi 1..fi5ffEiEfsiTi'.5f?2'fff2??iZii12e5?i?1vQa1,2 - fl 21' F me W? .- A Q , ,.-i lfifflijfggifff . ri i-.' s n A Danny Williams takes his laps. A refreshing plunge Swim for Life Cancer Swim-a-thon participants and played the game well. Mrs. Turner Swimming was taught for the first time in the history of the school. The beautiful new pool proved beneficial and enjoyable to all students K-12. SPOT RESTAURANT LEVELLAND, TEXAS 59 l Favors s l A fi. , TEACHER OF THE YEAR - COACH GARY JONES These are A Few of our Favorite Things - beautiful girls, handsome guys, friendly people. Chosen by the student body, these favors become coveted titles each year. It is an honor to be held in such esteem by fellow students. In the future when the dog bites and when the bee stings they can look back on these honors and then they won't feel so bad. M Y . S as yoor J 4 f r -a:g.ff1-- ' J ?'1w 'm Ng Q1 Q Roland Rodriquez and Johnnie Mae Cornish C33 Sabra Srader and Kevin Spray Class Favorites C25 Sherry Tennyson and Larry Henderson 445 Scott Martin and Terri Carter 61 , , :f,Q 11.. , ,..,,:1, I fggiungasgfznfijywwggiifiwflfw , .,.., , .,,.,.,, A N ,WWE y,,E,w:f,f,,m,- 11 , ,A m,,Q,.. m,,,.,e1, . ,,,, 4gq,,,,n,1,5Qgss:e:,2 ff? x ,--,, 5:15225 2 , j35M,WE,f5i55t i 1f,...,b Mw--ff-Hg lg, wan R A- , ..,, ' Mg, Q. ,Q .,.. . 3, X V153- 'X..,,T'. , 1 xc .M K .,,, 5. . .. ,..- -ff- Vg ,Yau W13'wf5f5i : fi N .1 , , 3 HW, ,,,g,E....1ff 1, , f- A H-.,f5Zi,2,W :f 1 , , L 1 E e Z re Q E ROSS D PP' N'--Q 1979 Band Sweetheart Escort: Ross Day Donna Burnett Attendant: Kathy McLeroy Escort: Kirk Hinson The Royal Party Attendant: Angie Herna ndez Sweetheart: Darla Fullerton Escort: Roland Rodriquez Escort: JohnnySingIeton 1979 Band Sweetheart DARLA FULLERTON Entertainment 1978-79 DRILL TEAM Mag Entertainment added a touch of spice to our school program. Talents and energies were enlisted to bring joy to the participants, the student body and to the community. The important thing is that students left these activities with a sense of accomplishment. Not only did they give pleasure and amusement, but they directed proper expression of thought and enriched the learning environment. There's No Business Like Show Business , and SHS was treated to a wide variety of entertainment during 'The Golden Year.' Twirlers LIZ SALAZAR A Senior Drum Major .xg ,r Award Winning Band , 4 fv 9 T 7' 1 1 '- T nnf n ln S as n n n ,S nnnn n n , l,n q J . JV A , 'n' 2 M T' KLA 1,15 W'g U H T A gL'W f ' 'T 2 ' M ' ,I-1 lg' , V. if H .. 91 22.-f , Wg ff ' M- ,f 1 -' A . ,' x.-- w k , lg' T ' nl ,fir V. f-V T f- 4. ' -1 is ir 'ff ' ,.,- - -if 1, 4,, ' it T , 1 T' ,An. at 1 1 ' if if fa 4 M., 'Q K , A ' 5' W? 2', I 52 1' ' I . ' ,, ' ' H, 'f H 4' 1 ', ' ' gyli 1 I I A ' ' , ,V . E 5 A ,, 'xl V ' 'Q A Q 1 , -4 1-V 'V , ,Q 'W '5 'E nn.n - 'V'A W ' T .. '- T W. 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Q 68 Marching Band Individual Awards ward recipient. Ross Day receives the nationally Qiven John Phillips Sousa award. in i eief ,ww if W vas, - ss r N33 ,-- ., N X,:f3Q,-MTNHZ 1,,f, W 'si'-,M X, 1 xo x K. R1 X WS , Sw i K 1 . f' - ,c-siilfils :Q I L w Ss-if ffii 6 sialic' . :Q . if .a 1 -R band members in ea e Sr-AH i N. za- 1. ss ' , ch ki,,.. ' 'ilu X, ,,ar. ' 'E : g gg 5 r 5 w 5. A sw 3, 3 Y . G 'ii' if ' i.i. r i i W J, E we gl i. ,,i,.,. W,.. , i,,. L, .,., Q Mgr. ,a.-,, ix 2 3 R. 5 , ..... .ox .,-, .,.,. X ,,..- ,.,, X5 ....... . 5 ..,- Hi 4, S :..x,.-he 'E WP , X , , . W N f v s , - g '1 51, ' new R ,.95'.qkQ fgK.5g,.Q 5, ,.., . . ,lr Eg . Nga Q xi Q D, 5 M' sg s .fi P Q .Aim 5,--,gs ei X' is X, , , . , . ,i,, t k Ki Rx ,Ei , . .,,, . .... if gf 5 1 ix Si 2 ,,ia .. 2 VB f l gd SX 13 K if Q, 3 wigs K vip, ii if ' o r 1. i Q f .K 'sm 1 f 'S' 5 K 1 K S' bf X il is E ' Q, 'vi le ff K va 2.5 il W f f ' I 212 S N as 53+ QE sa wwe W P Yi? ' W wx i' Q gg r if' 'L X. K N X N, , rg .1 ' 'Q :iam we 2, ,, , i... , Q X X 1 2 i N' . Q5 ,f gxxxy , A gi. x grew , v N -' L-arise seems sz Top Honors Recmived b DEBBIE BURNETT Drum Major TWIRLERS STANDING: Joyce Plummer and Debbie Perkins. KNEELING: Deniese Trull and Tami Johnson. E si N X gk Seventh and Eighth Grade Band and director, Mr. Fetsch. The band won Sweepstakes at the Floydada Band Contest by winning 1st Division in concert and sight read- ing. 16 students played solos and ensembles. 16 1st Divisions were made and 18 medals were received by the group. Young Musicians Mr. Fetsch it sinh Grade Band Fifth Grade Band The Sixth Grade Band made 1st Division in Concert Contest. Four students played solos. They made three lst Divisions, one 2nd Division and received three medals and one certificate. JIUM MONTGOMERY AGENCY - LEVELLAND, TEXAS Homecoming A traditional bonfire heralded exciting events! Exes, fans, and students roasted the Lazbuddie Longhorns. . 'Queen candidates Donna Burnett, DeAnn Hilton, and Angie Hernandez were escorted to center field by Ross Day, John McBride, and Rick Waygood. from the stands as Ross Day and DeAnn and Queen of , The aww .Sf I , iz we . - Junior-Senior Banquet South Park Inn, Lubbock, Texas was the site for the beauti- ful banquet hosted for the sen- iors by the junior class. The deli- cious meal and the reading of the class prophecy and will added to the evening's enioy- ment. H ccti 1 -.::11 - --f,-,f.- M 1 ' ., f ' f,iL.x::,,,'., .X ,Z - ' - 1 ft - . I er, Richard Lee, iunior class president, Master of Ceremonies Billy and Joe take things seriously. Faculty members enjoy the evening. Johnny and Darla, familiar sight. Beautiful girls and dressed up guys. BILL CLARK'S SPORTING GOODS - LEVELLAND, TEXAS District Winning One-Act Play Director Mrs. Richards feels strain The Royal Family of Electra . BOTTOM ROW: Terri Carter, Mitch Gill, DeAnn Hilton TOP ROW before contest. Gina Houx, Greg Nauert. The Chorus from left to right - Kathy McLeroy, Tammy Helms, Steffanie Haley, Jana Melton, and Shannon Stevens. Many awards were won by the cast of the one-act play. At district the Chorus received honorable mention All-Star Cast. Gina Houx and Greg Nauert were named to the All-Star cast and DeAnn Hilton was named Best Actress. Later, at Area Gina Houx was named honorable mention All-Star cast and DeAnn Hilton was placed on the All-Star Cast. Paedagogus - John Rhodes We're Ready to Take a Chance 'Hifi ' EIGHTH GRADE BANou ET 1 e e A 15 322.5 . 2 'f-F ?? iw' .1 , Y M. T 2 all-ff Superintendent and Principal attend. The Grand Emryn Iig, -'1,i Smiling faces. Students on the program. ,- .fjl 1' K fi Ex T A J i WaI1If1Qi0beSefved- E x ' A i . y x T A A eiar W. . :zzr 1 'f,: K 3.21.3 - . fe, - ierr r i 1 iiaai ' iaii. A .M ,,,,,, ,,,..,..a,. . . ..,, , ...W .. ,. ,, , ,M V, ,, ,.,,. ,W . -....,.,y .xfim,,fna.,...r.n..f....i. .,1:,,,k, . ,wB5,,w, ,gre , . -Hz ,,, ,,.. M .sm ',-' 1 a,,: Debbie and Quentin read the prophecy. Terry and Robyn give the Class Will. Mrs. Gilbreth, class sponsor DALE SELF - STATE FARM INSURANCE - LEVELLAND, TEXAS Ee.. . 1 as- . lie A l , QM. I K i 4 ' va xp . Decorations in ANNUAL STAFF - De Ann Hilton, Editor PHOTOGRAPHERS THE WORLD IS SO FULL OF SO MANY THlNGS - Extra-curricular activities, other than sports and band were characteriied by diversity and enriching experiences. Individual interests were met as students partici pated in FHA, served on the Annual Staff and the Student Council, and competed in UIL contests. These activi ties afforded a desirable complement to intellectual skills and tastes acquired in the classroom. FHA and Homemaking FHA group and sponsor, Mrs. Tapp OFFICERS Linda Cornish - Historian and Reporter Donna Burnett - President Gina Houx - Vice President Terri Carter - Secretary and Treasurer Student Council The Council was made up of A students from the freshman, sophomore, junior, and senior classes. They held regular meet- ings during the school year. Activities were varied. They conducted all school elections. They donated 550.00 to the Wichita Falls tornado victims, and sponsored dances in Febru- ary and April. OFFlCEFlS: Larry Cater - Vice President, Ross Day - President, Sabra Srader - Secre- tary, Terri Carter - Treasurer. STANDING: Sabra Srader, Louis Gonzales, Mitch Gill, David Perez, Gilbert Castillo, Larry Carter, Greg Nauert and Ross Day. SEATED Terri Carter, Kari Hoffman, Angie Hernandez, Mrs. Tapp - Sponsor, Sherry Tennyson and Donna Burnett. High School U.I.L Contestants First Place Winners Regional Qualifiers JOE HERNANDEZ - WEST TEXAS WELDING SERVICE, SUNDOWN, TX John Rhodes and Greg Nauert qualified for state in Science and Number Sense. 81 Junior High U.l.L. Robyn Rhodes - 1st place - Poetry Reading NUMBER SENSE AND SPELLING: Larry Run- nels, Taffi Hedges, Robyn Rhodes and Derenda Horton 82 Contestants from Grades 6, 7, and 8 READY WRITING AND POETRY: Robyn Rhodes, Shawn Waygood, Lana Popejoy, La Shay Box and Taffi Hedges. Elementary U.I.L. Contestants from grades 2-5. Melissa Brown, Darin Box, Doug Moore and Donny Trull - Picture Memory Jill Mason and Kim Streetman win rib- bons in Poetry Reading. PICTURED AT TOP OF PAGE: Melissa Brown, Ryder Warren, Darin Box, Doug Moore and Kim Streetman. STANDING: Ishmael Trevino, Donald Boyte, Donnie Trull, Amber Warren, Laurie Bloodworth and Jill Mason fSeatedJ. Los Tejanos Queen Otillia Lopez was crowned Queen of Los Tejanos Day at South Plains College. This is indeed an honor and we congrat- ulate her. OTILIA LOPEZ O'CONNOR - STRICLAND MOTOR COMPANY4- LEVELLAND, TEXAS Prizes GREG NAUERT SABRA SRADER Average 92 Average 96 These prizes , awarded by the administration and faculty, represent honor, dignity, achievement and high purpose. Students receiving these prizes have not only main- tained high scholastic standards, but they have participated in a number of campus activities. We believe that they will be encouraged to greater endeavors which will lead to their ultimate future success. Salutatorian MARIANNE LASATER Average 94.42 Band 3 years March!April Girl 9th Grade Girls Chorus Solo 81 Ensemble, Excellent Rating English Award Sophomore year Girls Sorority 2 years, President Mixed Chorus Superior Ratings History Award Junior year Drill Team 1 year Senior Class Secretary Accounting Award Senior year Homemaking Award Senior year All-State Choir for New Mexico Valedictorian DONNA BURNETT Average 94.57 Band 4 years, Lieutenant 1 year Twirler 4 years, Feature Twirler, Outstanding Twirler - A.S.U. Twirling Camp, 2nd place ENMU Homecoming Contest - '75 UIL Division - 8 medals Class Favorite 1 year Basketball 1 year FHA President 2 years, Officer 4 years Homemaking Award 3 years Top Ten in National Fiber Contest, '79 Homecoming Candidate 1 year Top Honors 4 years Band Sweetheart Candidate 1 year s Awards Assembly Fiasco A faulty camera turned out blank pictures of High School and Middle School Awards Assemblies too late for them to be retaken. We did not wish to leave this important event out of the 1979 Gusher, so we listed the students receiving awards and the awards they received. We included snaps of the students participating in other school activities as snaps were available. MATH FOM I - Margaret Pena, FOM ll - Cara Carpenter, ALGEBRA I - Carla Nugent, ALGEBRA Il - Sabra Srader, ALGEBRA III - Robi Carpenter, CALCULUS AND TRIG - John Rhodes ENGLISH ENGLISH I - Scott Martin, ENGLISH II - Sabra Srader, ENGLISH III - Tammy Helms, ENGLISH IV - De Ann Hilton HOMEMAKING HOMEMAKING I - Marianne Lasater, HOMEMAKING Il - Francisco Castillo, HOMEMAKING III - Donna Burnett, HOME AND FAMILY - Jana Melton INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDUSTRIAL ARTS I - Louis Gonzales, INDUSTRIAL ARTS II - Roland Rodriquez, CRAFTS - Kenny Dyke SOCIAL STUDIES GOVERNMENT - De Ann Hilton, HISTORY - Richard Lee, HEALTH - Donna Burnett BUSINESS ACCOUNTING - Marianne Lasater, TYPING - Isobel Scott, OFFICE PRACTICE - Tammy Helms SCIENCE PHYSICAL SCIENCE - Carla Nugent, BIOLOGY - Sherri Clements ATHLETICS OUTSTANDING GIRL - Pae Childs, OUTSTANDING BOY - Larry Henderson PERFECT ATTENDANCE Norma Perez, Louis Gonzales, Sherri Clements, and Sarah Gonzales I Available Snaps of Award Recipients EE 51 2 Q 541471, ., ,,,. V, ?' W f 'f , ..,f, M, .. ,WM I 55.5, W 4 ., 3,1 , ff .,,-Mil, My fi ' ,,. 5 f ,. I ,Q ,N f K' ev? 1 2 fi M a aa . .,... ,gg -fik f .. 'ki . , QW? 2 . ya W W z Z Qi fvifaf 5 ,S A' T 43 ., X , W5 , Q., ia W W, Qi! 9- Wi 5 365' 4 f 1 ' i ,f A i f M .., 'fffiffiifff f . , 4 ,,,,. M92 5 , gi ,, :1 K if at ii , 6 1 5 of x , 7 M., ,.,5,,,T:,.,,f:N,i,- .i... ,A 5 X Q ii ' x iv Q Xi' ' I '1i,...:,., if pink yy I 5,3135 i 5 4, . , , . ll- i m . f ..-- E ,. a A Q erik ie hw X ,- it Q? 5 b a. ugQg ig 2 1 ' gf 5 W. V, el . Y s n N. , ix 3, , K V . .if f .fx , gk 1 X 1 Q I elif V' - s K S 711 a ' a,.i .. ,3,k5k:1,r1E35fi'E tj . fx? ,M f M - L Ilfibf 151 ,L -ff- 1 -,fi -2 I - ,fw:,55,f,f ,af , vf Middle School Awards SIXTH GRADE Mitchell Rhodes - 94.13, Larry Runnels, Jr. - 94.56, Casey Srader - 95.87, Ginny McGinnis - 91.51 SEVENTH GRADE Rocky Winn - 92.48, Tammi Johnson - 90.43, Teneshia Martin - 93.76, Joyce Plummer - 91.48, Deniese Trull - 90.86, Angela Roe - 90.76, Erin Stevens - 92.95, Diana Swim - 94.53, LaShay Box - 95.86, Janie Coronado - 93.33, Derinda Horton - 91.57, Pam Lockhart- 92.52, Terri Pena - 90.43 EIGHTH GRADE Kevin Nairn - 92.48, Brad Nance - 91.00, Terry Spray - 94.62, Shawn Waygood - 92.29, Debbie Bur nett - 91.86, Taffi Hedges - 97.19, Molly Garza - 90.00, Lana Popejoy - 95.86, Robyn Rhodes - 96.10, Gloria Salazar - 91.14, Teri Hoffman - 91.38, Debbie Perkins - 91.00 PERFECT ATTENDANCE Herman Lopez, Randy Snead, Terry Spray, Henry Trevino, Lana Popejoy, Juan Garcia, Jr., Pete Trevino Mingo Garcia, Benny Strickland, Erin Stevens, Diana Swim, Shawn Mason, Rocky Winn, Tammi Johnson Deneise Trull, Wimpy Fullerton, Dorothy Cornish, Alice Rodriquez, and Ben Villegas 'wwf ' ,i ,.., Q-:Wi srrs 1 'S, . A bg I is Q e. I' X +3 fx' .5 .JH VEf5,25fi:..m, . gg :ji Q 511 'SX' ' ' xr:,.Sxakxyggg::er'jTh :ggi 111 sf1:2f1i2if:f'z. ni .. , W., . 1-iw , ,umm , w..,i.,t Q 1 .- :gl .. ,MQ ..,,, 1 '-,. .ff-. 3 , ,. . g,wag.s,. 5 mt w r i 1. ,- N-ws am W. M.. 1 ... , ?miqv 4- Rl lx Q X . ' ' ,fTfjie,1.1' ..E.i'i. ,'.f 1' .--v- K A Grade School Awards Top: Perfect Attendance Second: First and Second Honor Students Third: Third, Fourth and Fifth Honor Students Bottom: Kindergarten Graduation iilbqgaw, -n'-9 . fri. ' fu I X my is 'X 22 M- Q is Graduation Pae adiusts her cap one more time. Dr. Ted Dotts gives Commencem Address. Kellie receives her diploma from Superintendent Lasater. Final preparations. ent Refreshments It is refreshing to know that these friendly merchants support our school. Advertising with us not only helped us publish our Yearbook, but it put their products before the eyes of many young readers for years to come. 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HALLIBUFZTON Box EE, Levelland, Texas Phone: 894-3656 79336 FUELS LUBRICANTS LP-GAS EDDINS-WALCH ER COMPANY DON TRU LL Branch Manager Andrews 532-4059 Brownfield 637-4567 Denver Cify 592-3444 Lubbock 744-6657 Meadow 539-2347 Midland 694-5525 Odessa 322-9l 89 Sundown, Texas FIRST IN SERVICE OTHER OFFICES TO SERVE YOU PETROLEUM PRODUCTS AND LP-GAS BU LK PLANTS Hobbs, N.M. 393-ZI97 Plains Rankin Ropesville Seagraves Seminole Snyder Sundown OFF. RES. 229-342 I 229-465I 456-5I99 693-223l 562-335l 546-2I4O 758-3 I 57 573-5722 229-342I ET CETERA Sherry Elmore and Muriel Hicks Co-Owners Come Shop With Us 1314 Slaughter Avenue, Sundown, Texas 'MN , Fullen's Garage 402 Slaughter Ave. Box 206, Sundown, Texas Phone: 229-5191 Specializing in Tune-Ups and Carburetors JONES 81 LAUGHLIN SUPPLY DIVISION Phone 229-2551 Box 638 Sundown Texas Q GENE'S AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRS Phone: 229-5891 Sundown, Texas ROBERT MQHAM DIRT CONTRACTCR B 1 5 79336 P249 12235951 WESTERN MAGNETO AND AUTO ELECTRIC We ll Goa Lo QWay Ph 229 3591 Ph 229 800I ox 34 Levelland, Texas i h an a one - Robert IVlcHam Res. 894-5912 ' n OV19 - BoxI5l Sundown, Texas One - LARRY'S TIRE REPAIR MONITOR CB CHANNEL 7 LARRY STEELE I06 S- SIBUQIIIGV Call Day or Ni+e Sundown, Texas 229-576l Q, mums rmcls Q , NATIoNAL mnus Phone mpg COURTEOUS SERVICE 894-4242 V I T FURR'S PROTEN BEEF Levelland Q Texas 7 xt! 0 Off, ww -nd Q T 5 of MZIIETS Gow Bonn s'rAMPs SU N DOWN 7- I I DELIOATESSEN Sam and Joyce Wilkerson - Owners I LOU Dees ja K Floral a nd GIH ,A shop , .L THE SHOP THAT HAS IT ALL 'I QIIIIUHJEYS Phone: 894-7202 Levelland, Texas IO4 SHAMROCK CITY GROCERY Gas and Groceries Manager - C. R. Carpen+er Pho. 229-846I HOCKLEY If'rf Q I ,, ff: r A- 'fi f' f H .' ' 'ik ' fu. :xl 'gkmf I: 'ref- 73' 551 ur V n A . V fr , MI - 7 I .4 A ,, ,.., . ,.,. .sa Q... . .,.. . . '1' I 1 . f. . . - 'f -f ' fa fr' W I Q G , A gk -:fum wwf'- ' fa fa . I A if I or ....,. .........,.. 5 . - Fez. ,IVL hk I arra. ..r. I ,... . In r ar . 3 6 ff I' R- ,,.,,.-M.-ff Wm.. 7 Vw' V U 3. ,.,.,. .W v ' A I- K f N-afil ' W- ,.. va ' . r'r .fxr I I LEVELLAND WELL SERVICE INC. Phones 229-3871 1801 S. 894-5264 - Mobile Slaughter 229-7371 Sundown, Tex. A Fair Deal for Everyone Auto Sales WAYN E KI R BY Levelland, Texas 104 CoIIege Avenue CALVIN DODER Whife Au'ro Sfore 7 i a Avenue H LEVELLAND, TEXAS 79336 894 497l HOME 894-3683 HOMER JOHNSON OIL AND BUTANE PHILLIPS Box 1149 Levelland, Texas Phone 894-6191 .. Q L O SCRIPT ME i Q QFFICE , , 6 O if ff S U PPLY Office Supplies Office Machines Shoppe Office Furniture 894-5843 aio Ausfin S+. Phone 8944975 L H d T V- d 814Ausfin SVG an , BXBS ISE an 79336 Masfer Charge Levelland' Texas iob ' UQ, WURLEY WELDING WURKS INC. , DAY OR NIGHT SERVICE 2 Phone 894-7701 .. Box 606 I-71ll IAS INN LeveIIancI, Texas 79536 SARGENT INDUSTRIES Phone 229-3631 Sundown, Texas fre co HOWARD'S TEXACO SERVICE Washing and Greasirig Flats Fixed l-lavolihe, Quaker State, Mobil, Gulf Pride arid Pehhzoil Oils Gulf arid Slaughter Ave. Sundown, Texas Phone 229-3061 ,,,........- iv? MORRIS MACHINE WORKS AGRICULTURE AND OIL FIELD MACH I N E WORK IO2A e H PI1one:894-3868 I808 College Avenue Levelland, Texas Box I I I6 Phone: 894-468' LEVELLAND, TEXAS FAST PRESCRlPTIONS ' ii Hom E FU RN i si-i i Nes f:gRmHmS K e.,.TT.T Zenifh Color TV Frigidaire and May+ag Appliances Furnifure and Carpeiing 606 Hous+on LeveIIand, Texas ROY REID TIRE CO. Fast Service Tires - Retreading - Tubes Front End Alignment and Brake Service Wheel Balancing It Must Be Right or We Make It Flight hone: 894-7331 Levelland, Texas IO8 TRUE VALUE HARDWARE LEVELLAND, TEXAS HOME OWNED AND OPERATED 9 Avenue H Pho. 894-6 I 38 ATCH ISON JEWELRY Store Hours - 7:30 A.M. Io 6:00 P.M. FINE JEWELRY, CUSTOM LEVELLAND'S MOSLECEQZIPLETE HARDWARE DESIGNING, WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIR Phone: 894-3450 Lenox China Fostoria Crystal Y Bulova Accutron Longines Watches 617 Ave. G Levelland, Texas ' Sundown, Texas Phone 806-229-8411 D. C. Well Service, Inc. NIERLE BRADY Off. Ph.806-592-2118 Res. Phone: 806-229-8191 Denver City, Texas Midland, Texas 1 Andrews, Texas 108 Chancellor Bldg. 1200 North Main P-O- BOX 1101 ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION CO. P-O- Drawer A Phone 915 682-1636 cm, FIELQ Phone 915 523-3200 ELECTRIFICATIDN Line Construction P.O. Box 1148 Phone 806 894-3171 Electrical Contractor Electrical Engineering Levelland, Texas 79336 Motor Repair And Trouble Shooting Rewinding AG Producis, Inc. P.O. Box 786 Levelland, Texas 79336 8 Vi T -6 IOI Firsf S+ree+ Phone 894 6665 HOME DECORATING CENTER 7 I 0 Aus+in Phone 894-5777 Levelland, Texas 79336 H0 BAGGET PHARMACY Let Us Handle Your Prescriptions - Free Parking Phone: 894-7347 Levelland, Texas 79336 MODERN AUTOMATIC LAUNDRY IVIR. AND IVIRS. CHARLIE GILBERT Sundown, Texas THE FLOWER NOOK 408AC Il ge Lev II d T OpaIB I 894 7069 owne R 245 3404 All H CHARLES NANCE DIRT CONTRACTOR Day or Night Service Ph 229 4091 M bl Ph 894 5376 S d T SUNDOWN TEXACO 84 AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR If I+'s Wes+ern - We've GQI II or We'Il Ge+ II We Specialize in ' Handmade Saddles ' Ropes 8: Twis+ed Pigging S+rings ' Trophy Buckles and Trophies EDDIE'S COWBOY STORE -BOOTS- Tony Lama BELTS Eddie Cour+ney - Owner- - SUITS - SHIRTS COMPLETE Gross LEVIS WESTERN WEAR Lasso LEE RIDERS 81 -HATS - WRANGLERS RIDING EQUIPMENT Resis+oI I Bradford 624 Avenue H LEVELLAND, TEXAS Phone 894-4I 58 COMMERCIAL I sf-I I EQUIPMENT COM PANY I ISV!! Farmall and International Tractors 1037 Ave. H Levelland, Texas Phone 894-4756 ARM ES 81 RAWLS EQUIPMENT CO. JOHN DIIII I I SUNDOWN METER SERVICE COMPLETE OILFIELD METER SERVICE 81 SUPPLY I02 Slaughfer Box 4I4 SUNDOWN, TEXAS 79372 ROLAND MARTIN PHONE I806I 229-8I I I STEWART FURNITURE COMPANY, INC 411 Houston Street Levelland Texas Phone 894 6761 Bus. Phone Res. Phone 894-4971 894-6428 WELCH GARAGE , 501 Houston Box 693, Levelland, Texas ERNEST GENTRY FORD Come Down Our Way. . . Trade Your Way! Phone: 894-3139 1407 Avenue H Levelland, Texas Support Your Local Little Profit! COLLEGE AVEN U E FLORAL X XX 'X D Lsozlfotgegge Avsgggb gwwcg if wa ev:l::uxi,S,,,9 .V Kenneth 81 Debbie Bean Q ' I PLEASING YOU IS OUR PLEASURE WlNN'S HEALTH HOUSE Vrlamins, Foods, and Herbs 7I 3 Avenue G. Phone 894-5227 1 ROBCO WELL SERVICING CO. Box 908, Levelland, Texas Ronald Roberts, Owner II4 A +o Z To+ Shop 602 Avenue H Home of Fancy Fashion for the Little Ones THE SHGE RACK 8II Housfon - Phone 894-7983 Levelland, Texas 79336 COMMUNITY CO-OP GINS 4:1-CLAUENE nz-ARNETT KENNETH BATES - MANAGER SUNDOWN AMOCO PHONE: 229-5861 SUNDOWN, TEXAS WE ARPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS BOBBY HEDGES - NEW OWNER AND OPERATOR SWIF SHOP SLAUGHTER 8: 8+h Phone: 229-837I DOYLE WOLFENBARGER - MANAGER 0 rx X' KERMIT ODESSA SUNDOWN BROWN WELL SERVICE 8: SUPPLY COMPANY Odessa 337-4605 A. W. KSONNYI LANE Midland 563-I262 Mobile Ph. 894-53 I 8 Sundown 229-444l LEVELLAND, TEXAS Kermii' 586-2575 SUNDOWN TRANSPORTS CO TRANSPORTS 81 VACUUM TRUCKS JERRY BOEN . 229-746I 229-3 I9l EARL'S WELDING WORKS BACKH OES WELDERS MELVIN HOUX Owner SU N DOWN TEXAS 117 o .l9'5 ,,, Q TROPICAL FISH AND SUPPLIES w- 402 894 5035 AUSTIN . . I ' nr ' .f-', - A 1? , f-S . L - ,.f 'Bif- STEVE BROWN - Cify Secrefa ry RANDY WINFREY - Mayor Aldermen STEVE LEE JOE CRADDOCK BEN SHAW WALTER EBERHART EWING WEAVER CITY OF SU NDOWN X L PHONE: 229-3l3I SUNDOWN,TEXAS UV A LJXN ,QR TONI'S BEAUTY BOX 903 Texas Sfreef PHONE: 229 258I LEVELLAND VEGETABLE OIL, INC. Levelland CLubbock Highwavj Texas 79336 f Ill! I Telephone Area Code 806-894-4931 - P.O. Drawer N -My . I . I , Our Trade Name and Our Aim Level Best TH0lv1lv1AN'S JEWELRY Crystal Elgin and Bulova Watches Haviland and Wedgwood China Where Watch and Jewelry Repair I ls a Business THE BANK THAT ALWAYS HAS TIME FOR YOU The Besl' of All Possible Banks Member FDIC 800 8+I1 SI'ree+, LeveIIancI, Texas II9 SUNDOWN WELDING WCJRKS ROUSTABOUT and DIRT WORK Phone: 229-273I Mobile Phone: 894-3 I 88 Unit 3I8 SUNDOWN, TEXAS BOOGAR DEAN OWNER FAREWELL School days have long been acknowledged as the happiest days our lives. I assure you that my days spent in Sundown Public Schooh have been happy, rich and rewarding. They have given me many prize moments to cherish, and I count it an honor and a privilege to hav served in the system as a teacher and a counselor. Change is ever present. And, as much as I regret severing my assod ation with you and leaving my formal educational duties, I am lookin forward to retirement. There are so many worlds and so much to ddr that I am accepting the challenge of other pleasant and helpful exper ences. Mrs. Lasca McChristiaI . . . . . I assure you that I shall always be interested in your activities arg your accomplishments. There will always be a warm place in my heart for all of you, and I leave with a feelin of satisfaction for the work we have accomplished together during the past 37 years. Sincerely, y 120 JU- 071 M406 C, 9050? Wgggfeifg if ydwiigw wa if mb X9 gil- 52 EC D 2 Q mfg? fi Q3 Q L C M 2,90 CQ, 'ggi' fgwkgqwgy Qgfxjyy 99, Q 5152 , f i Q V O x v ,.,'..--. ' . X v . fb Q rx V . K9' W- I . 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