Tahoka High School - Kennel Yearbook (Tahoka, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1960 volume:

TAHOKA HIGH SCHOOL TAHOKA, TEXAS VOLUME 22 1960 KENNEL A yearbook tells a story, paints a picture, or composes a tune. With this in mind, the Kennel Staff began tentative plans, realizing that the story, the picture, or the tune must be able to convey a message. We knew that just as a faulty link weakens the chain, so shall a missing stroke upset the perspective of the creation. Through the Feature section, the past is seen. Through the Faculty, Organization, and Sports sec- tions, the future is represented. Our Advertising section extends school-community relationships and characteristically features the students. Meeting the Chal1enge . . . this is the theme of your 1960 Kennel. This is the theme of mankind in the book of life. Challenged by new horizons, we explore - never keeping ourselves prisoners from our ideals - always eager to grasp the baffling and hazy objects which hide deep in our minds. Youth accepts the challenge of life. Our aim is to try, to strive, to struggle, to fight, and to win. Although defeat may appear, we must meet the challenge and search for the answers. To the painter, who has captured the mood on his canvas . . the young boy, who has mastered the baseball . . . the student, striving to make the grade . . . the teacher, seeking to mold the minds of Youth . . the mother, cheerfully completing her daily tasks . . . the father, who always treads his path in rain or snow . . the teenager, striving for popularity . . . the businessman, keeping pace in a competitive world . . the singer, who improves and perfects . . . the farmer, the blacksmith, the carpenter, the writer, the actor, the pioneer. the dreamer, To these . . . we give honor with this book . . . for theirs is a struggle which pushes us on in times of sadness, theirs is a success which cheers us in our time of joy, theirs is a light which comes in the dark to guide us - to remind us of our task. To all of these people and more, to each of you, who have met the challenge, the staff and I dedi- cate this 1960 Kennel. Sincerely, isdxk Carol Smith Editor TABLE OF CONTENTS FACULTY PAGE 6 CLASSES PAGE I4 ORGANIZATIONS PAGE so PAGE 80 FEATURE PAGE 104 ADVERTISING PAGE 124 STAFF SPONSOR Mrs. Wood EDITOR Carol Smirh ASSISTANT EDITOR Vennre Faye Ratlrff FEATURE EDITOR Sunny Glbson CLASS EDITORS Martha Bell I1ll Walker SPORT S EDITOR Buddx Chestnutt ORGANIZA TION EDITOR Helen Long ADVERTISINIG MANAGER Sharon Applewhrte L1nda W1Il1ams STAFF VIEMBERS Sue Henrx Rebecca McCu1ston Jack Stevens L3 nn Graysol 3 SPORTS .... A, . TAHOKA HIGH SCHOOL ,, 11 .1 as 1 -V f E 'ws i - zaidigi S-512 . '. XQJ5 n ,vii F ,,:5 5 . kg , E. gk N f 1- ' is 5 f' 1. '71, 'fig 55?i 4 .. f 1. , ' in - - . .+gf5 iifi1 i L'AQifk gg ta? 4 Q aQ?? 2 .fii N , i? i QF' 3E1 iL ,: . Sf- A 4 Ae ml, .gf 5 . . 0- . ,.,, ,,.,W,,, QT53'HWqHQ? ?wm,x -Q'1 4 4w 1 , f: f f?9ENQ?Jjwww,m: V A-V ,fwmawfh--Q. we .1 , .w Y M .sj3'ii.g ' Q ' HOMEMAKING TAHCKA , - gs is BUILDS MOST MCDERN GYM ON SOUTH PLAINS . . . ' our, 4 . ... , . - T , A A , .- 513 1. 3 x ' A Q -A , n. t , 4 1 3 Z .-A-' A 2 'Y ..-f -N .gf . ,-, . w,L.. ,15 6 - f- Af-yu if Sex 4? TAHOKA SCHOOL BOARD --+...,.. . Left to right: Earl Terry, Wilton Payne, Maurice Huffaker, President, Otis Spears, Superintendentg MHUUCC SIDS-11, SSCretaryg W. W. Young, Sam Edwards, R. L. Thomas, L. A. Forsythe fnot picturedj The Tahoka School Board is one of which we are proud. They have a tremendous task to fulfill and heavy responsibilities before them. They have done an outstanding job this year, and we the students, appreciate all that they have done. We understand that these men represent the strong link that ties Tahoka High School to our community, and we are confident that they are doing their very best for our benefit. PRINCIPAL The door of knowledge is labeled Push, As the 1959-1960 school year comes to a close, I hope that T, H, S. has rendered every service possible toward providing the student body with a portion of that desired knowledge. May T. lI.S. always render the type of training that will prepare young citizens for the future as well as for the present. May the student body realize that the future belongs to those who prepare for it, and the student body mustdiligentlygive their time and effort to help make T. ll. S. the educa- tional medium for which it is intended. The 1959-1960 yearbook will aid you in perpetuating the happiest days of your life by preserving pleasant memories and treas- ured items of T. H. S. May the most in success and happiness be yours. SUPERINTENDENT Education isacompanion which no mis- fortune can decrease, no crime, destroy, no enemy, alienate: no despotism, enslave: at home, a friend, abroad, an introduction, in solitude, a solaceg in society, an orna- ment. lt chastens vice, guides virtue, and gives grace and government to genius. Education may cost financial sacrifice and mental pain, but in both money and life values itwill repay every cost one -hundred- fold. Education plus determination and persistence, will enable you to achieve most any goal you may set for yourself. Sincerely, n Q -wb 1 MQ ' iff 6 mm fggf Q M444 Q14 iv' , ?Ffiw . L ,mv S..-f ,Ak Q Q ,Q-. ffm. Q K ,L aim? A ix 5 g., fk .Lu . K . ,P .,. X M ,. ,. - , 4 .1-.5:,,w. A j W mf Uma 1 '- ' T x ' 1' , ,, ,I ' -.2254 ' A ., A MV fs, J. .1 ,V 'iii-W. Vi -gdtgf' fs- 3 V- 'gl' Q ,3ASr:ii'i..1 ' 'E Ziff.-19 fi 22 ' I 31 wp - W 'YL 'f W, -. ,. f ' 'rw '-H Q Y N :q.',Lif5Q . 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A WW 'C Ng 4:5E,1a3.Rp Ek' - ' , E h I fl. 1: 4 ' MR. NILS PERSON MR. BENNIE THORPE MR. FLOYD TUBB B. M. E. , West Texas State B. A. , Texas Tech B. B. A M E Texas Tech College Physics, Trigonometry, Algebra II, Typing B00kkeeP1I1g and Short Band Plane Geometry hand Junior Class Sponsor Math Club Sponsor N. H. S Sponsor Pep Squad Sponsor Junior Class Sp0rls0r MRS. JOE WEBB Attended Howard Payne Eighth Grade History, Science, Reading, and Spelling MRS. IOLA WOOD B. A. . Texas Tech Algebra I and II Library Library Sponsor Annual Sponsor Our efficient bus drivers are ready for another run i 1 D . . . , 1 i X , a lit . . . THESE HELP US HAVE A BETTER SCHOOL Take that pulse, Mrs. McCord. Have a burger: Band mothers plan activities Joe and helpers on the job. for the band. ,HI ,vM,,,,.,f- ,-0 K SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS .Aim Q3 'WI I6 President - - Reporter - - Treasurer ---- Vice President - - ' Parliamentarian - Secretary ---- - MICKEY OWENS BARBARA THOMAS ' JOE PHIL INMAN - LARRY FORSYTHE - - RICHARD STICE - SUNNY GIBSON PIKE BURKHART Football 58-605 Track 595 Junior Play 595 Senior Play 605 Speech Club 605 T Club 58 -605 Tennis 605 FFA 60. DAVID COPELAND FFA 57-605 Third State Chapter Conducting Team5 Football 56-605 Basketball 56 -605 Track 56-605 FTA 57-60, Parliamentarian5 President 605 T Club 56- 605 Student Council 60, Reporter5 Junior Play 58. FOSTER DUDGEON FOOtba1l 56-605 T Club 56-605 FFA 56-605 FTA 59-605 Student Council 59. DEAN ELLIOTT Football 56-605 Honorable Mention All-District 595 Track 56-605 Regional Meet 595 State Meet 595 FFA 56 -605 Speech Club 605 T Club 56-60. GEORGE ADAMS Class Favorite 575 Class Vice President 575 Math Club 57-595 T Club 56-605 Vice President 58-605 All-District Quarterback 595 Football Captain 605 NHS 57-60, Treasurer 605 Who's Who 595 Student Council Reporter 595 Student Council Vice President 605 Mr. THS. DANA AKIN FHA 57-605 Spanish Club 58-605 Pep Squad 585 Band 58-605 FTA 58 -605 Senior Play 605 Tennis 57- 59. SIIARON APPLEWHITE Cheerleader 56, Head 605 FHA 57-605 NHS Reporter 605 Office Secretary 605 FFA Sweetheart 605 Student Council 58-605 Class Favorite 585 Class President 59 Miss Personality 605 Miss School Spirit 605 Junior Play 595 Senior Play 605 Best All-Around 60. GARY BRAZIL FFA 56-605 Chapter Conducting5Milk Judging Team Spanish Club 585 Speech Club 595 Senior Play 60. PAUL FORD T Club 56-60, Reporter 605 Spanish Club 57-60, President5 Basketball 56-60, Captain 605 Football 56- 585 Junior Play 595 Senior Play 605 Track 56-59. LARRY FORSYTHE FFA President 605 NHS 57-60, Secretary 605 Basket- ball 56 -605 T Club 56 -60, Secretary 605 Tennis 56 -605 Golf 58-605 Math Club 57-595 Citizen of the year 605 Student Council, Parliamentarian 605 Class Vice President 60. SUNNY GIBSON Cheerleader 575 Class Secretary 595 Class Secretary 605 Basketball 57-605 Library 57-60, Secretary 59, President 605 Citizen of the Month 605 NHS 58-60, Vice President 605 FHA 57-605 Annual Staff 60. PHILIP HAVINS T Club 56-605 Football 56-605 Track 56 -605 Golf 58 -605 FFA 56 -605 Senior Play 60. SUE HENRY FHA 56 -605 Office Girl 605 Basketball 565 Growl Staff 605 Chorus 595 Pep Squad 57-60. JAMES HICKS Football 56-595 Track 56-605 T Club 56-605 FFA 56 -595 Spanish Club 585 Speech Club 605 Dairy Prod- ucts Team 585 Student Council 605 Junior Play 595 Senior Play 60. LEON HINKLE FFA 56-585 Math Club 57-595 Spanish Club 58 -595 Track 58 -605 T Club 58-60. CLAUDETTE HOGAN Basketball 565 Band 575 Choir 585 FHA 56-605 Speech Club 595 Senior Play 605 Speech Play 59. DOYLAND LEWIS FFA 56-605 Football 56-575 Track 575 T Club 575 Speech Club 605 Runner-Up Most Handsome 575 Most Handsome 585 Junior Play 593 Senior Play 60. TRUITT MCADA FFA 56 -605 Grass Team 595 Band 56-60. REBECCA MCCUISTON Basketball 59 -605 FHA 59 -605 Speech Club 595 Class Favorite 595 Growl Staff 605 Library 605 Pep Squad 60. ARLINE MEADOWS Speech Club 575 Speech Play 573 Junior Play 595 Senior Play 605 Spanish Club 58-605 FTA 59-605 FHA 56 -605 Pep Squad 56 -605 Office Girl 60. GERALD HUFFAKER Basketball 57-60, Captain 605 T Club 57 -605 Math Club 58-605 Speech Club 585 Junior Play 595 FFA 59 -605 NHS 60. BENNIE INGLE FFA 56 -605 Spanish Club 56-60, Secretary 605 Math Club 59. JOE PHIL INMAN Football 56-605 T Club 56-605 FFA 56 -605 Spanish Club 58-60, Vice President 605 Speech Club 605 FFA Parliamentarian 605 Tennis 59 -605 Track 56-605 Junior Play 595 Senior Play 60. CLAUDIA KNOX Speech Club 575 Speech Play 575 Junior Play 595 Senior Play 605 Spanish Club 58 -60, Reporter 605 FTA 59 -605 FHA 56-605 Pep Squad 56-605 Office Girl 60. LARRY OWEN Football 57-60, Honorable Mention 585 Track 57-605 T Club 57-605 Speech Club5 FFA 57-60. MICKEY OWENS FFA 56-60, Vice President 605 State Chapter Con- ducting Team 565 Radio Broadcast Team 605 Band 56-60, President 58-595 Drum Major 58-605 Vice President 605 All-Region Band 605 Junior Play5 Senior Play Class President 60. MARIHELEN REID Library 57-60, Secretary 59 -605 Basketball 57-595 FHA 57-605 FTA 58-605 Math Club 58-595 Speech Club 585 Junior Play5 NHS 59-605 Pep Squad 57-605 Senior Play, Who's Who 60. DUEY RIDDLE Band 56-605 FFA 56 -605 Crops Team 585 T Club 60. LEIGHTON RODDY Band 56 -605 Librarian 605 FFA 56 -605 State Quiz Team 575 District Dairy, Cattle judging 585 State Dairy Cattle Judging 595 Golf 605 Math Club 57-595 NHS 59 -605 T Club 60. GERALD SHORT Football 56-585 Basketball 56 -605 Tennis 56-605 Dis trict Doubles Champion 575 Golf District Runner-Up 58 -595 Math Club 57-595 Sophomore Secretary 57- 595 Class Favorite 595 NHS 57-605 Student Council President 60. BILL SMITH Basketball 56-585 FFA 56-60, Reporter 58, Secretary 605 State Quiz Team 575 Radio Broadcasting Team 605 Class Favorite 605 Senior Play5 junior Playg T Club 56-585 Citizen of the Month 60. CAROL SMITH Class President 575 Class Favorite 575 Class Reporter 585 Student Council 58-60, Secretary 595 NHS 57-60 Secretary 59, President 605 FHA Secretary 59, Presi- dent 605 Who's Who 57-595 Annual Staff Editor 605 Junior Play5 Miss THS5 Senior Play5 Basketball 56-59 Cheerleader 59. KENNETH STICE Football 57-605 Basketball 57-585 FFA 57-60, Presi- dent 59, Lone Star Farmer 59, Treasurer 58, Vice President Shop 585 T Club 57-60, Reporter 605 FHA Beau 605 Track 57-60. RICHARD STICE Football 56-60, Honorable Mention 59, Captain 595 T Club 56, President 59, Parliamentarian 585 Class President 575 FFA 56-60, Sentinel - Parliamentarian: State Chapter Conducting Team 565 Citizen of the Month5 Class Parliamentarian 60. VESTIE STICE OLIVER FHA 56 -605 Pep Squad 58-605 Speech Club 58. BARBARA THOMAS Basketball 56-595 Cheerleader 575 Speech Club 57- 585 FHA 56-605 FTA 58-60, Secretary 59-605 Chorus 593 Class Reporter 59 -605 Library 56-60, Vice Presi- dent 605 Pep Squad 56-605 Student Council 58-59. TERRY SPEARS FFA 56-605 Green Hand Secretaryg Quiz Team 56-57 Band 56 -605 Librarian 595 Co-Drum Major 58 -605 Re porter 59-605 Track 605 Golf 57-60, Second Place District5 Senior Play5 NHS 57-60, Parliamentarian 60 Who's Who 59. LARRY SPRUIELL Football 56-59, All-District 595 Basketball 56 -605 Tennis 56-605 Band 57-585 Track 56-605 FFA 59-605 Speech Club 58-595 Math Club 59. .TACK STEVENS Student Council 575 Football Manager 575 T Club 57-585 Growl Staff 59-60, Sports Editor5 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Who's Who 575 Speech Club 57-585 Tennis 56-58, District 57. CHARLIE STICE Speech Club 59 -60: FFA 56-60, Dairy Judging Team 595 Track 605 Senior Play. ROY LEE THOMAS Football 56-60. Honorable Mention 605 FFA 56-605 Class Favorite 585 Football Captain 605 T Club 56- A gg-Q 60, Parliamentarian 605 Speech Club 605 Track 56- 595 Senior Play 60. DANNY UZZLE FFA 56-605 Basketball 575 Tennis 575 Member State' FFA Quiz Team 575 Class Reporter 595 FFA Broad- casting Team 605 Senior Play 60. JILL WALKER Class Reporter 575 Class Secretary 585 Speech Club 585 FHA 57-605 FTA 58-605 Band 57-605 Band Sweet- heart 605 Annual Staff 60, Class Editor 605 Football Queen 605 Senior Play 605 Office Girl 60. PATSY WALLACE FHA 56-585 Chorus 56-595 Tennis5 FTA 59-605 Sen- ior Play 605 Speech Club 58-595 Pep Squad 56-59. JOHNNY WHEELER Football 56-595 Track 565 FFA 56 -605 T Club 56- 595 Senior Play 605 Junior Play 59. LINDA WILLIAMS RENFRO Band 56-595 Majorette 56-60, Vice President 575 Li- brary Reporter5 FHA 56-605 Basketball 56-60, Captain 605 NHS 605 Annual Staff 605 Office Girl 605 Junior Play 595 Class Favorite 60. Nominees anxiously await result of class favorite elections. What's the main attraction, boys? 'R JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS YQ' il? Reporter ---- Vice President - - Secretary - - - Parliamemarian President ---- DOUGLAS MCCLELLAN - - - SUSAN THOMAS FRANK GREATHOUSE - - - - CARROLL BEST VEN NIE PAYE RATLIFF i 5- H Q, LYNDA APPLEWHITE MARTHA BELL CARROLL BEST BILL CAIN BUDDY CHESTNUTT MARTHA COLLARD HOW THE PRESSURE OF EXAMS RATTLED US . . MARTHA CURRY GEANNE GANDY JAMES GHORMLEY FRANK GREATHOUSE VICKEY HAMILTON CHARLIE HOLLAND I 5 9 I I 'Qa- STANLEY KRAUSE LAVERNE LAUDERDALE SETHEN LEWIS HELEN LONG DOUGLAS MCCLELLAN MARY JANE MCCORD . . COUNTLESS CHALLENGES STILL CONFRONT US . 157' 49 GLORIA MORRIS KAY PARKER GAIL PHILLIPS PEGGY POLK HARVEY PYBURN DARLENE PYRON VENNIE PAYE RATLIFF VERNON REDWINE MELISSA REECE SUE RENFRO NEDRA ROBERTS VIRGINIA STEPHENS . BUT YOUTH IS READY TO MEET THESE CHALLENGES . . A I I I 1 I I MARY LESLIE STRECH ALTON TERRY SUSAN THOMAS IRIS TYLER RONNIE WALTERS IANICE ZEDLITZ. JUNIORS Plan that prom! Sw if 'li The Earls presented a fine Loafing again! .d ' a assembly. Hard work paid off for the Juniors. gs ' 1 'Q You tell'em, Nedra. Break period. Homemaking, our favorite class . . . IN ACTION 5, 'Fx-1 ex , ..,..-- a 5... .ll J K Studying lessons? Buddy sells '60 Kennel to oldest 3 subscriber, Mr. Jacquess. Ear hardy, Bill. Are you embarrassed, Vickey? Shouldn't you be in class girls? X X Quit posing, the bell's ringing, Junior ITIUSIC IOVCTS7 29 SOPHCMORE CLASS OFFICERS i if Reporter TOMMY JONES V1ce Pres1dent LESTER FORD Secretary FRANCES WILLHOIT Presxdent - - - - -WYNDELL INMAN M7 2 X Carolyn Adams Carol Jean Allen Mae Daun Ashbrook Raymond Bagby Ian Brown Elayne Buchanan WE HAVE MET COUNTLESS CHALLENGES . . Merrill Cloe Donna Copelin Billy Davis Vesta Dudgeon Jim Dulin James Efird S. If Y Stephen Ellis Diane Fails Perry Flippin Lester Ford Mike Gurley Kay Halaniicek f ' 9 -fi' THE CHALENGE OF UNDERSTANDING AND IMPROVING J ? OURSELVES Curriss Harvick Fred Hegi Nancy Hicks Glenn Hopkins Billy Hubbard Shirley Hubbard V2 Carl lngle Wendell Inman Tommy Jones s 4 2+ f f fx .c Z , 5 gf i f f 'Wr Billie lVlCQllLELlIl Kathy Makovy Joe Marcz . . THE EXPERIENCE OF SEEING EACH TEACHER AS A GUIDING FORCE . . . Fred Martin Billy Nance Dorsey Olipham Mike Orr Jerry Pebsworth Diamautina Perez Loretta Potts George Reece Patricia Richardson Ginger Riddle 1,47 Rose Scott Lorena Short gif? THE EXPERIENCE OF BEING OVERCOME WITH SPIRIT AND PRIDE . . . G W Robert Smith r, !Y!f' , ' Larry Spears E -- P ' Z' Darlene Tekeil x X K I' 1, Larry Thomas John Freddy Thomas Judy Thomas jun if A E Delmas Ussery Sue Walker Allen White ,f' Frances Willhoit Paula Wood Darrell Young Joe Young There is an exception in every class of seri- ous students, isn't there, Jan? N5 Fred, aren L xou . . HOW EXCITING WERE THE PRODUCTS rnterested? OF OUR EXPERIENCES . . . Now who invited you two? FRESHMAN CLASS CJFFICERS 1 Mxy, Secretary LARRY PRICE Reporter MARIAN MILLHXEN Vxce Presldent JERRE WYATT Pres1der1t ---- - - -JERRY FORSYTHE J. E. Birdwell , fi ' 9 fi . M ' JF -4: Neely Brooks 5 it E L ' Andy Bray 'X ' X Sharon Brown ,QTL Horacio Bueno Peggy Burdett WE MET EACH CHALLENGE AS IT AROSE . . Jack Burk Omega Burr Lynetta Cain Billy Clinton do A. Letta Clinton Bobby Curry Sharon Drager Bettie Edler Jerry Forsythe S Cynthia Franklin Ronny Gandy Adeia Gonzales THE CHALLENGE OF DEVELOPING HIGHER PRINCIPLES ...Q Angelica Gonzales Lynn Grayson Bonnie Hale Don Hammonds Patricia Hamrnonds Ronnie Hart CTV .pai X Patsy Hays Ray Hays Shirley Henderson Claudia Hinkle Ruby Hinkle Donnie Hopkins THE EXPERIENCE OF BECOMING A VITAL PART OF THE Carolyn Howard Johnny Jackson Sue Jones Jerry Kelly Taylor Knight Craig Leslie SCHOOL . . x F4 J, ,ps 4-r 'Y Johnny Marez Marian Milliken Patricia Phillips Larry Price Ronnie Pyburn Larry Pyron pq-1, . 5 .P-rr . X 53 W kr If ,gr WE HAVE MET TRYING TIMES 3 VW Brooksie Reece Jack Reece Iune Riddle Johnny Rogers Roger Renfro Mike Sarten 1, ii 'T 'ii 9' v K H it wx, Q, t is 9? Wayne Vandergriff Billy Wallace Hazel Ware Sarah Wells Jimmie White Jimmy Wright Kenneth Scott Tony Spruiell Freddie Stice Roy Stice Terry Strech Mike Taylor ALL THIS WAS PERPLEXING . . 3 is 2 if 1 Ze tx BUT WE WERE EAGER Freshmen seek prize for outstanding Christmas decoration. Student Council presented a check for five-dollars to the best decorated floor . . . second floor - decorated by the Juniors and Sophomores won. Have you boys given upo EIGHTH GRADE CLASS CFFICERS 'ill' 1 Vice President - - - - - LOUELLA TOMLINSON Reporter ----- ------- I ANIS GATTIS Secretary - - - - - MACKY JOE MCWHIRTER President - - -f--- - - ALLEN COX 44 'qu Q 00 4' ::o Q 1' 40 I ...iff c '.v , ooff, 'oar' ., s . U, n 1 :f'sf'P' fe: ,. .-.- -1. -4. .-.1 use oe. .,.v dFllqQ 3, L, ,1,.. ,LM ?MQB y'?j, 'R .:5PJo' . Q :Z!!53s - w ..-.-.. .open ,,onow ,Q-..4- ' oqovlvn 9940. QC.9v O Larry Ailshie Rex Austin Dorothy Bingham Mike Carriker Adelia Castillo Henry Champa HOW INTRICATE WERE OUR PROBLEMS . . . Jerry Chapa Nancy Collard Linda Coppedge Allen Cox Vonnell Dotson Karen Farris ,ex CFWSICCE E., Q xlfltro ,,,,.I ,, et? fx mi? Jack Flippin Gail Ford Shelia Gandy Janis Gattis Stephen Greer Gary Grogan A-mu if 0 4' . : v . 21:-'. '-:- :Ji':: P: o :1 'uv ,u .,.-..', or ,.-. . a : 'J 'av Q' Q SE a 2 1 . .1 0 Q ou,' 1 fa 1 1' 9 oo 10:14 oo.qo1?' g, 9 t',.1 .., Q10 - - F 1 Q' oss WE MET THE CHALLENGE OF ENTERING A STRANGE BEWILDERING SCHOOL .:- 3' .'. ' . . v'. , nos, , W nnownoq, Leon Gonzales Ronnie Hill Robert Hinkle Nancy Inman Jerry Isham Patsy La Rue ,ann Larry Lonis Monty McGinty Gailyn McMillan Macky Joe Mc Whiricr 1, 493 Billy Miller Donna Miller ' Q , Q K4 U sits O.. Q WE MET THE CHALLENGE OF MEETING AND MAKING NEW FRIENDS . . . Laylan Musick i AQ Sharon Patterson Terr y Phillips tx P . . 1 'f U o 's' J Martina Reyes I A I-fl ffm. 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H 1 wr 1 ' 110- 1111011 1110 s111110111 body 111111 1110 f110u11y . . . 1 . .'1 li , 1: 001141 1. . . flxir. 1 'rf ' 111 1 LX' ' 11' ' ' ' 'Ar 11 01. . . 1 1 .-1: 11-1 I 1 . . . 111- 1 1 1110 Q1 - lull Y 1 1111 ill'-19-11 , , A 1v0r1's1 i11 1 E 'A 111' .,.f'1 si111 :Ll 1 ' Q 5 , r1-Q 11' g . 4' T 151:11 1, 01,07 pf '1 1r g - rs'- dcz 3 n1'r 11 1-1p11'v'1i10, sc re ary ...11-: 'g1w11g' 1: LEADERSHIP STRENGTHENS RECOGNITION OF AUTHORITY AMONG STUDENTS left to Rrght Nancy Inman erghth grade Roger Renfro freshman Tox ne Walker erghth grade These people are puttrng food rnto the Chrrstmas boxes for needx people of Lxnn countx each class l-rom each class comes .1 box and gnl represcntatrxe Left to Rrght Mcrrrll Csloc sophomore Darlene Tekcll sophomor a rd lynuetta Caln freshman lhcse people are rn cha ge ofthe twr p meek table a week rn whrch ,1 n buys a lrcense to take a box out rf the boy doesnt care to go he must bux a rc fusal lrcense people rot obexrng these rules must go on tual has a box each brrngs a certarn commodrtx the Student Councrl drstrrbutes food among people who wouldn t have a Chrrstmas drnner otherwrse ...gmllfl Left to Rlght Martha Bell Junror Stanley Krause junror James Hrcks senror Carol Smrth senlor These boxs and glrls are decoratrng the goal posts for a home game Student Councrl also plans actrvrtres for annual homecornrng game NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY STRIVES TO l George Adams t easurer Sunnx Cyrbson x cc presrdent Terrx Spears parlramentarran Larrx Fo sxthe secretarx Lrnda Wlllrams reporter Nlr Tubb sponsor Mrs Charles Verner speaks on success N H 5 sponsors assemblx speakers also an nual Career Conference a conference where students consrder a selected vocatron speakers from nurnerrous vocatrons speak on merrts on short comrngs of therr chosen professrons students better prepared make mtser selectron of work thew wrll do for a lu elrhood or ser vrce thex wrll render therr fellow man sw ! 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Carol Smith, president KENNEL AND GROWL STAFFS Mrs Wood sponsor Carol Smrth edrtor and Vennre Faye Ratlrff HSSISIHHI edrtor A blg Job guldrng and drrectmg the staff Ill publrshmg the lxennel and Growl -b Helen Long orgamzauon edrtor Buddy Chest L-3 nutt sport s edrtor planmng layouts Members of the Growl staff Lynn Grayson Photographer Rebecca McCu1ston Fashron ed1tor Sue Henry Organrzatron edrtor prmt the Growl read the news rlght off the press KENNEL STA-FF planmng the dummy wntmg copy takrng prctures rndex mg names selhng ads rush mg to get the 1960 Kennel pubhshed on txme these dunes and many more keep the annual staff busy . . . r- J, 56 RECORD ENTIRE SCHOOL YEAR Martha Bell and 1111 Walker class ed1tors look for layout rdeas III varrous annuals Sunny Grbson feature ed1tor and Lmda W1ll1ams busmess manager mdex names rn frles xl N-il.: Growl staff members Sharon Apple whxte organrzatlon edltor I ack Stevens sports echtor 11st names of those purchasmg annuals GROWL STAFF collect reports from all reporters proofread 3-IIICISS type stencrls punt and staple pages sell Growls workmg after hours many days was necessary to get Growl out on mme OFFICE GIRLS HAVE Offrce grrl a be vrce organrzatron conrteouQ co operatrxe dependable capable wrllrng to be of bervrce to otherb at all mme Offrce grrla have manx Y6SpOIlSlbl1lIlSQ Clandra Knox sharon Applewhlte and Arlene Meadows fulfrll one of these responsrbrlr ues makrng an announcement for Mr Ga dner Maman Mrlrken, Jan Brown, and Elayne Buchanan help keep all records stralght 1n off1ce frhng cabrnet MANY RESPONSIBILITIES Mnneographrng tebts postrng bulletrns other responsrbrlrtres Laverne 'auclerdale Loretta Short Rrta Sue Renfro and Gtanne Gantly bum at work Gmger R1dd1e Kay Halamlcek and Io Ann Zecllrtz help Mr Howell total U lunch room lnvorces rn South Elementary ' K 'ifggyit ff .-gigs' ' sv S ' 1 , 2 Paula Wood answers telephone Sarah Wells takes the message Vennre Faye Ratlrff and Rose Scott look on 1-x. LIBRARY SERVES AS INFORMATION X4 Left to Qrght Gall Phrllrps and Susan Thomas check the shelwes for mrsplaced books get them rn order so thex can be easrly found Lrbrarx Club an orgar rzatron to promote more effectrxe lrbrarx work to help make the student bodx more famrl a mth the lrbrarx Each xear the Lrb arx Club has tts annual banquet exerxone enjoxs good food and other year s actrxrtrcs tre Drstrrct Mcetrng and State Lonxentron Left to Rrght X rckex Hamrlton reporter Kay Parker hrstorran Mar1helenRe1d sec retarx Barbara Thomas vrce presrdent and Sunnx Grbson oresrdent f 1 'WWE Left to Right: Mrs. Wood and Vesta Dudgeon . . . use electric stylls to identify new books . . . ENTER OF TAHOKA HIGH SCHOOL Cxnthra Frankhn pasres envelopes rn new books -Jul Le t ro rrbhr JL e -Xnn Xxxatr Da lcne lekell and Mar ra Co1'ard arrange the reference books er them rn order fo hoxnc room perrod ,,......4-1---f X17 if, 4' mfqQ.'4Ql f Left to rrght Rebecca N1cCursron and Dranne F3115 check the frhng cabrnet tor books LPICX need to frnd . . . FUTURE HOMEMAKERS ser GoALs rowARD New HORIZONS . OFFICERS PRESENTING THEIR BEAU SITTING left to rrght Mrs Hegl sponsor Lrnda Wrllrams treasurer Kenneth Strce F H A beau Carol Smrth presrdent Sharon Applewhrte v1ce presrdent Vennre Faye Ratlrff recordmg secretary Mrs Adams sponsor STANDING left to rlght Loretta Short parlramentarran Donna Copelm and Frances W111ho1t h1SIOI13I'IS Llnda Applewhrte sergeant at arms Martha Bell reporter V1CkCy Hamrlton song leader Martha Collard degrees charrman Carol lean Allen pramst Melrssa Reece correspondmg secretary Rose Scott reporter Future I-Iomemakers of Amerrca orgamzed to further mterest rn homemakrng to encourage grrls rn communrty work to help make lrfe more rnterestmg and worthwhrle F H A a natronal orgaruzatlon broken 1.nto four uruts State Area DISIIICI Chapter We are fortunate to have an offrcer from Tahoka rn each of these unlts Carol Smrth State Fourth v1ce pres1dent Sharon Applewhrte Area II second v1ce presrdent Susan Thomas Drstrrct III vrce presrdent F I-I A natronal convenrron Chrcago Tahoka s delegates Carol Smrth Sharon Applewhrte Motto Toward New I-Iorrzons colors red and whrte flower rose GIRLS NOT TAKING HOMEMAKING SITTING Nancy Hrcks Sue Renfro Gall Ph1ll1ps Geanne Gandy Sharon Applewhlre Mary Jane Mc Cord Susan Thomas Helen Long Sunny Grbson STANDING Marlhelen Re1d Arlene Meadows Claudra Knox Mary Leslre Strech Vrckey Hamrlton Kay Parker J1l1 Walker Llnda Wrllrams Darlene Pyron Barbara Thomas Rebecca MCCUISIOH Claudette Hogan Sue Henry Carol Smlth W' J THIRD YEAR GIRLS SITTING Martha Collard Melxssa Reece Peggy Polk STANDING Glorra Morrrs Sethen Lewls Vestre Ann Strce Martha Bell Martha Curry V1rg1n1a Stephens Venn1e Faye Ratlrff Nedra Roberts Lrnda Applewhrte Dana Akrn Laverne Lauderdale . . . . , , . . . ' , . , I I I ' O ' ' ' l I I I - I ' I I ' I I . 1 I . . I 1 I I I 1 . . 4 ' u I , yi 4. ,lf T: 11 . by I .4 I V 7 Q 1 I ,I K' 'V A , 1 A I . 1 I n 1 1, ff fl i V ,r v . A ffl' 'M - . - , . y - I I A . . Q U , . I j y I l D ' I ' D I I A ' I . I - GIRLS GIVE ENTHUSIASTIC RESPONSE SECOND YEAR GIRLS SITTING Loretta Short Diamantina Perez Billie McQueen Shirley Hubbard Patricia Richardson Loretta Potts Rose Scott Vesta Sue Dudgeon Diane Fails Sue Walker STANDING Mary Frances Wood Mae Daun Ashbrook Donna Copelrn Frances w1l1ho1t Darlene Tekell Paula Wood Ginger Riddle Carol Jean Allen Kathy Makovy Iris Tyler Elayne Buchanan Judy Thomas Kay Halam 1CCk Jan Brown . . . determined to master this pie filling . . . Jan Brown Kay Halamicek Loretta Short Dimantina Parez keep the kitchen buzzing . . . TO VARIOUS PHASES IN HOMEMAKING - Adella Gonzales Cynthia Franklin, Patsy Hays and Patricia Phillips . . . eager to learn . watch Mrs Hegi demonstrate the art of perfecting the button hole . . FIRST YEAR GIRLS SITTING Carolyn Howard Lynetta Cam Cynthia Franklin Patsy Hayes June Riddle Shirley Henderson Omega Burr Patncia Phillips Brooksie Reece STANDING Adela Gonzales Angelica Gonzales Sue Jones Sarah Wells Sharon Brown Patricia Hammonds Jerre Ann Wyatt Peggy Burdett Marian Sue Milliken JoAnn Zedhtz Hazel Ware Joyce Allen Bettie Edler Bonnie Hale Letta Clinton Ruby Hlnkle Sharon Drager X vi 1 1 . . . e P As ,fy . . . 1 . : 1 1 v l 1 I 1 1 9 . . 2 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . , a ' 1 4. 3 - X - . 4 , tl? Ml, l H 1 , N , 5 .1 K, S X In 'g7.1,i',. P FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Future Farmers of Amerrca rs an orbanrzatron desrgned for the adxancement of xocatronal agrrculture members re cerxe trarnrng so that when rt CO1'Ilt,s therr turn to lead ther xt 111 be prepared gjurded toward loxaltj. for God Amer rca and therr frrends Throughout the xear F F -X sponso s xarrous outstandrng actrxrtres partrcrpatron rn 1rx'estock shons WHT nrng am ards B xs rn F F A le 1 to be a successful farmer the a t of farmmg as a profrt able xocatron through freld trrps and classroom studres STANDING left to rrbht M X P garter and Mr Lester -Xdams sponsors presrdent Mrckex Owens xrce Desrdent Fred Hegr treasurer Ierrx Pebsmorth sentrnel Brll Smrth secretary Left to Rrght La r Sprurell Dean Ellrott Larrx Owen Joe Phrl Inman Mrckex Owens Eugene Schoenhals stud student rnstructor Duey Rrddle Raxmond Babby Rox Lee Thomas Doyland Lewrs Rrchard Strce and Kennrth Stree O O O . 7 . . . , , - As l Q B A I I' 4. .A . ' o' ' . arr . . . SITTING: Foster Dudgeon, sentinelg Frank Greathouse, sentinelg Buddy Chestnutt, reporterg Larry Forsythe, 2. 1 f elif' ar . - swf? 'F 1 V 'F V ve l . . GAIN EXPERIENCE THROUGH DEMONSTRATIONS . . . N Xxx ll FOURTH YEAR BOYS STANDING left to rrght Larrx Forsxthe Phrlrp llaxrns Johnny Wheeler Trurtt Mc Xda B1ll Smrth Dannx bzzle Terrx Spears Davrd Copeland Foster Dudgeon and Lerghton Roddx KNIEELING Mr Lester Adams and Mr Ierrx Church ff THIRD YEAR BOYS Left to Rrght James Hrcks Gerald Huffaker James Ghormley Alton Terrx Joe Young? Mrke Orr Stanley Krause George Adams Jerry Chu ch student rnstructor Mr Adams Douglas McClellan Mr Carter Buddy Chestnutt Frank Greathouse Prke Burkhart Gerald Short Charlre llolland L C Homle B111 Cam 67 ' Q f , l 1 . fl. . 1 X... f' KY O' ' t --W If 1 1 1 - - x .N ,1111s- ,,,,..,d,, 1. m 5 X k , . ' v v . . i v. Y . A . . 1 1 - I I 1 1 1 - 1 1 , 1 1 .' ' . , 1 4 1 1 1 , - 1 ' V 1 7 4 -YE .'w- 1 . Z' i . I , E 5 S -. 1 . . , X . ff ' 1 - 1 . I 1 I ' X ! .- 7 , 4 X . 1 D ' 1 in R I ' . ' 1 1 1 1 7 ' . 1 1 1 I 1 I v 1 V . Y 1 1 Y 1 1 - 1 1 ' 1 ' . A ' V I l 1 I I 7 ' ' 7 . . THROUGH CLASS STUDY . al S - -S-f2.M....lf, M-1-Q f 1- A51 Q9 SILLOXD H him BOE 5 Lett to Qtbht Do sex Ohpl xt Blllx Nance Btllx Dax s Lar x Thomas Georbe Reece Don Hammouds rsobert Smlth Larrx bnears Je x Kellx Jack Burk and F ed Nia tm left to Right Clautlte II lkte Nic e 1 Nw udell hm an Glu Hop us Pebsxto 68 ibas as sl:C'OND H E-W BOYS 111 I lot. Pe rx Chipm Jerrx Church studtnt mstructor Fred C ,ul Iuble Ste mn hills John Thomas 11111 Dulm and Jer x THROUGH PARTICIPATION FIRST YEAR BOYS Adams Ray Hays Johnny Rogers Roy Stice and Freddie Strce These boys learn how to butcher a hog with the assistance of their instructor FIRS T YEAR BOYS Left to Right Larry Pyron Jimmy Wright Johnny Marez Kenneth Scott Jack Reece and Jimmy White These boys scraping the hog getting ready to butcher 69 i W Left to Right: Mike Taylor, Jerry Forsythe, Bobby Curry, Neely Brooks, Ronnie Hart, Mr. Lester THE TEAM SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY WORK TOGETHER FOR VICTORY 'x K W-Bk It 'Ln ilu crowd happx and LXC1Itd expreb mg xlctorx lhe team eujoxmg the feelm wo kmg together The mdlwldual 5hOW1llgh1 extreme euthuslasm at the game X outh at plax carefree energeuc hecuc umes berene moments A11 Ih1S IS part of the duly routme part of meetmg the challenge FUTURE TEACHERS PREPARE Fon CHOSEN PRoFEssloN Kilt F T A. DURING A GENERAL MEETING FIRST ROW J 111 Walker Sue Walker Elayne Buchanan Lynda Applewhlte Manhelen Re1d Carol Smlth treasurer Vrckey I-Iam1lton h1stor1an I oe Phrl Inman parl1amentar1an Barbara Thomas secretary Foster Dud geon v1ce pres1dent Davrd Copeland presrdent SECOND ROW Robert Smlth Larry Thomas Ga1l Ph1l11ps Buddy Chestnutt Susan Thomas Brlly Davrs Glona Moms Geanne Gandy Vesta Sue Dudgeon Rose Scott Kay Halamrcek THIRD ROW Mellssa Reece Brlly Nance Larry Spears Ian Brown Paula Wood Donna Copelm Darlene Tekell Frances W1llhort Martha Collard Martha Bell Sunny Grbson FOURTH ROW Dana Akrn Arlme Meadows Claudra Knox Patsy Wallace Fred Heg1 Glenn Hopkms hm Dulm Carol Jean Allen Raymond Bagby FUTURE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION an organrzatron that any mterested boy or g1I1 may Jom provrdes mformatron about the teachmg professron promotes mterest III teachrng as a career glves students a chance to pracuce teach 111 the publrc school F T A truly an encouragement for today s teachrng professron .. lMPRovlNG THE voice .. SPEECH llllRD ROW left to rrght Doxland Lewrs Rrchard Strce ,errx Pea son Johnny Wheeler Jackre Gage Ronnre Pxburn SECOND ROW Sethen Lewrs Donn1eHopk1ns Ronnx Ga x Dear Ellrott Larrx Omen Jarnesllrcks Phrlrp Haxlns HQST ROW Chalre Strce P1r4eBurkhat IoePh1l lnmar Speake Terr Strech Teacher Mrs Bartlcx wonos mom Mexico SPANISH 6 adv SECOND ROW left to rrght Crarg Leslre Brllx Clrnton Mrs Harnrlton Darlene Pyron Dana Alun Sarah Wells Arlrne Meadows and Roger Renfro FIRST ROW Taxlorlinrght Claudra Knox reporter La w Prrce Melrssa Reece parlramentarran Bennre lngle secretarx treasurer Joe Phrl Inman vlce presrdent aid Paul Ford presrdent Thrs group rs reparrrng toxs to grve to lrttle chrldrerr at Chr strnas trme placed boxes rn town to collect these rows EIGHTH GRADE CONTRIBUTES TO T H s THROUGH CHOIR - SECONJD ROW left to right Ann Wright Elwanda Tekell Sharon Patterson Linda Riddle Vonnell Dotson Dorothy Bingham Linda Thomas Arnetta Wood Nancy Collard Nancy Inman and Monty McGinty FIRST ROW Patsy La Rue Janis Gattis Janette Wood Patricia Srkes Gaylon McMillan Louella Tomlinson Karen Farris Donna Miller Barbara Thomas pianist Gail Ford and Mrs Green instructor FOOTBALL SECOND ROW, left to right: Macky Joe Mcwhirrer, Henry Chapa, Jack Flippin, Larry Aieshie, Jack Wood, Allen Cox, Terry Phillips, Jerry Chapa, and Stephen Greer. FIRST ROW: Billy Miller, Gary Grogan, Jesse Spruiell, James Richardson, Ronnie Hill, Mike Carriker, and Ronnie Shepherd. BAND ENTERTAINS STUDENT BODY AND coMMuNl'rY FIRST ROW Terry Spears reporter Jrll Walker Drane Farls Kay Parker Donna Copelm Loretta Potts Carol Jean Allen Shxrley Henderson Peggy Burdett Vesta Sue Dudgeon SECOND ROW Peggy Polk Sue Walker secretary Lerghton Roddy l1brar1an Nedra Roberts Lynda Apple whrte Susan Thomas THIRD ROW Raymond Bagby Mary Jane McCord pres1dent Carolyn Adams Vrckey Ham1lton 'I'1m T1pp1t Jerry Kelley FOURTH ROW Mlckey Owens v1ce presxdent Truxtt McAda James Efud P3U.'1C13 Srkes Mr Person drrec tor Bxlly Hubbard Lester Ford Don Hammonds Duey R1ddle Harvey Pyburn TAHOKA HIGH SCHOOL BAND Mamtams the pace of a glor1ous past thnllrng spectators at Bulldog football games parades contests concerts presentmg half t1me shows for games playmg for pep rallres truly a great J0b E1 Paso Stm Bowl excmng mps brg moments THESE FEATURES ADD SPICE TO T H S BAND MAIORETTES Mary Jane McCord IUHIOI Head Majorette Peggy Polk I un1or Irrs Gayle Tyler Jumor Sue Walker Sophomore fa Band Queen, 1111 Walker, and attendants, Sue Walker and Mary Jane McCord retum to the Corvette followmg the half tune crowmng ceremony . . close observers are Ins Tyler and Terry Spears . . . swf The drum ma1ors lead the band Terry Spears Senlor Mrckey Owens Semor 'Hg .xr x . Tx Y vf. , aw 1 ? M , Nj A A95 , ,J ff? A:1Aiig9r:5w L N . Af- f 5 .ew f , af L w .V fy F , wk-qE2ig,2ff'wM 1, ,Q -1 X K , i 2' A M f , KM vfwm 1 if sf Q ' -- 3-,,-W , A f f- V 'j,.4f.fy,.,ugw1Q 42, Mn . 2 ,few yi- .-' ,, -, ggi, .3 1-xg: V. , f wfx3V,.XQ.t,4 Q,'x,:,Yg if , ,U , . 5, X :S J ,U ,mf .Wy V, .Ml , , ,P . w . pf ,, ,- 5 f, 5 f pi, -,saggy 1 -- i, at . ,M f Y ?.N,f,,?, ,Mig iv. K Q if Y It T 14 . 4 W 31, K U ,. ',.g.i.L 41 if . 2 WN' Q, ,J ' ,I Ak, AMW , ., 133 X A 5 x L E 5 ur' 0 Q, QNTQMQ I 122 Q 5 5 ew 5 ' r 'Ml 2 Z i i' P. jk i M Sf. 5 Y 5 1 f 75 41 All , , 1 ,' .N . - L, ENCOURAGE SPIRIT PEP SQUAD BACKS THE BULLDOGS FIRST ROW Nancy Hrcks Betty Edler Patsy Wallace Patr1c1a Rlchardson Elwanda Tekell B1l11e McQueen Kathy Makovy SECOND ROW PBIIICIB Phrllrps Claudette Hogan Omega Burr June Rrddle Gaylon McM1llan Nancy Collard Nancy Inman Louella Tomlmson Brooksre Reece Sharon Drager THIRD ROW Sue Henry Vestre St1ce Darlene Pyron Monty McGu1ty Arlrne Meadows Mr Thorpe Spon sor Claudla Knox Janette Wood Leta Chnton Paula Wood FOURTH ROW Sunny Grbson Sharon Brown Garl Ford L1nda Rrddle Vonell Dodson Bonnre Hale Shel1a Gandy Karen Farres Mar1on Mrllrken Sue Jones Barbara Thomas Pep squad and cheerleaders work hand 111 hand ellm screammg hollerrng attendmg all games and pep rallres Through thrs orgamzatron our school has gamed sp1r1t enthusrasm lo alry W8n Cares! 93321513 1 1 1 77 OO - T' r 634 iid?-'M' E3 Zhi B I - I S a - y - . X ' - 4 , an ,J 1 ' I' K 5 Ing, A ' W- . s ,i , v , '.gg A x W- P ' T' - Q ' 1 H of , i v, .5 'rx' Q - , l : , ' '. , ' . ' . - ' ' . . . ATHLETES OF T.H.S. REALIZE THROUG ,.. ,. f 4 f' - 4 . . t 2- s .ri Xi ' In V - T Club. . . an organi- iq ' ix 5 K 2 Y s zation composed of boys who letter in any phase of ath- i letics. . . V, Purpose of 'l ' Club . . - ' 'E YJ W to boost spirit of players . . . r , help members realize import- , , r IX: if 5 ance of true sportsmanship . . , Q I N I i n n C -, 1 X A x hw ROW l: Delnius Ussery, Frank Creathouse, Charlie llolland, Wayne Vander griff, Douglas McClellan, Bill Cain. ROW 21 Billy Wallace, Billy Davis, Curtis Harvick, Stephen Ellis, Wyn- dell Inman, Carl lngle. ROW 35 Mike Curley, Andy Bray, Billy Clinton, Johnny Rogers. ROW 43 Gerald lluffaker, Jerry Forsythe. ROW 5: Richard Stice, Terry Spears. ROW 6: Joe Phil Inman, Dean Elliot. ROW 75 Larry Spruiell, Kennith Stice, George Adams, David Copeland. Richard Stice. . . serves as president of T Club . . . holds a very high office . . fulfills the job well . . . MPORTANCE OF TRUE SPORTSMANSHIP is f T CLUB . . . 'l ' Club . . . stands as source of I 4 7 1,4 2 r M8 inspiration to members . . . encour- Ix . , f A , 1 ages members. . . N. 'l ' Club . . . an organization of 5- XX ,Al X x at w, teamwork. . . one that promotes self i confidence . . . 53' rr C3 Qi t .G '35, 1 l ROW 1: Allen White, Ronnie Walters, Buddy Chestnutt, Alton Terry, Charlie Stice, Glenn Hopkins. ROW 2: Merrill Cloe, John Freddy Thomas, Perry Flippen, Tommy Jones, Fred Hegi, Tony Spruiell. ROW 3: Neely Brooks, Lester Ford, Larry Price, Taylor Knight. ROW 4: Craig Leslie, Leon Hinkle. ROW 5: Philip Havins, Foster Dudgeon. ROW 6: Ronnie Walters, Pike Burkhart. ROW 7: Gerald Short, Paul Ford, Larry Forsythe, Larry Owen, Roy Lee Thomas. Left to right: Paul Ford, Parlia- mentarian during basketball season, Larry Forsythe, Secretary-Treasur erg George Adams, Vice President, Kenith Stice, Reporter and Roy Lee Thomas, Parliamentarian during football season. Seated: Richard Stice, President. ,r V: rl . J rc, K 4 ,4- 14.0 W. tif' m TAHOKA .......1-.--1 iii I .Il 2 rx, XS?-iryfli' 'Af' S.' . . '1 ut' Wifi? W 'A ,, IU A20 4 Lal. rp.. Q is ra-.ls tg' 82 AA? FRONT ROW: Tommy Jones, Fred Hegi, Carl lngle, Billy Clinton, Richard Stice, Andy Bray, Tony Spruiell. SECOND ROW: Johnny Rogers, Neely Brooks, David Copeland, Allen White, Wayne Vandergriff, Roy Lee Thomas, Alton Terry. BACK ROW: Billy Cain, Billy Davis, Larry Owen, Charlie Holland, Larry Spruiell. BULLDOGS -W 1-1s ni Q . Pike Burkhart, Foster Dudgeon, Joe Phil Inman, Jerry Forsythe, Merrill Cloe, Curtis Harvick. Douglas McClellan, Ronnie Walters, Mike Gurley, Philip Havins, Craig Leslie. Glenn Hopkins, George Adams, Dean Elliott, Kennith Stice, Billy Wallace. 83 3 . 'r if a rv, A iff 4 L 1 -si COACI IES Coach Atwell Coach Hodges Coach Bartley MANAGERS Larry Forsythe xN7l.E1deH Inman John Fred Thomas '-wmv ROY LEE THOMAS Senior fTack1eJ Weight - 171 2 Semor fBackJ Weight - 187 5 GEORGE ADAMS nl ' ' 70 ' DEAN ELLIOTT Senior fTack1eJ Weight - 200 LET me out of here, Pidner. nn 7 5 RICHARD STICE Sen1or fGuardJ Weight - 231 ! RONNIE WALTERS Senlor fBacky Coach, he ain't supposed to do that! weight- 130 Senior Cindy Weight - 173 50 LARRY OWEN Senior fEndJ Weight - 150 'Now it's my tum!' PHILIP HAVINS Senior fGuardy Weight - 171 FOSTER DUDGEON X - Eli e! Head him off at Senior fBackj Weight - 158 L-ru X 7 ! , 6 D DAVID COPELAND JOE PHIL INMAN Senior fGuardJ Weight - 165 DOUGLAS MCCLELLAN Junior CBacky Weight - 142 ALTON TERRY Junior fGUa'd7 He 1 who has me ball? weigh: - 160 Y' X J.: 87 GLENN HOPKINS Sophomore fTack1eJ Weight - 229 ALLEN WHITE Junior fCenterJ Welght 165 I . MERRILL CLOE Sophomore CBackj Weight - 131 88 BILLY DAVIS Sophomore fTack1ej Weight - 191 CRAIG LESLIE Freshman Endj Weight - 145 FRED HEG1 ANDY BRAY Sophomore Freshman wack, aguard, Weight - 135 Weight - 135 PM-s. ' rf 5 rr.,-by 3 s Y Y Q I ,uf U .ar Q , -M M 1 1 an -' 1 P 's COACHES CAPTAINS MANAGERS Coach Jacobs Paul Ford Wymiell Illmilll Coach Hodges Gerald Huffaker Larry Price BCYS 1 if - LL QLLDUGH4 wuaoge 9 3' 995006 ,EE fx 2 or-L Q N flu. Q rv! STANDING Davrd Copeland Gerald Short Larrx Forsythe George Adams Perrx Flrpprn Larry Sprurell KNEELING. Brlly Wallace, Taylor Kmght, Jerry Forsythe, Tony Sprurell, Mrke Gurley. BASKETBALL x,,,, , A ' ' ' C m 4 f -A as f, A ,V I A Ls N Q4 A ' A f 1 ' si QU- DOG' LDUG LLFUG ' QL-LDUG E4 'J i Frank Greathouse, Paul Ford, Gerald Huffaker, Charlie Holland, Douglas McClellan, Fred Hegi. Craig Leslie, Andy Bray, Stephen Ellis, Billy Clinton, John Thomas. 9I PAUL FORD Senior Height - 6'2 fCenterj FRANK GREATHOUSE Junior Height - 6'2 fForwardj LARRY SPRUIELL Look! Up in bird, it's Frank, . Senior Height - 6'2 CCenterj GERALD SHORT Senior Height 6 fGuardj if ,QQM , , , '- fl eff- GERALD HUFFAKER GEORGE ADAMS Senior S ,O Height - 6'2 em I fForward5 Height - 6' fGuardy , it's a NO! It's Rebound. tx. ,.51 DAVID COPELAND Senior Height - 5'8 fGuarc1j f FRED HEGI Sophomore Height - 5'8 CGuardj LARRY FORSYTHE Senior Height - 6' fGuardj ! mai Q... DOUGLAS MCCLELLAN Junior f X xx Height - 5'l1 W Rx Uiorwardj X 46 4 it L CHARLIE HOLLAND Junior Height - 6'2 fCenterJ PERRY FLIPPIN Sophomore Height - 6'2 CCenterj 93 lgh er Drakes' TEAM AS SEEN FROM THE SIDELINES 2323 33811: The feehng ofa tense moment lS shown bx all I 11 knock you down blg box' Gomg Gomg Inthere1 For two pomts agamst Spur K , ,,,,.,Ke ,H - .1 1-. H when - 2' I . , . uv v 7 - , H I . .. . , n - , . 1 Z if f XJQ, Af-7 . th . I 2 f 1 i S , A - .A , , , 4, A - . V- . J I . ,.!,5. n in ix.. 'I 'f .J ' . X . L: 'Arg V 2 Q MMT fm 559 f 'f Q' is ' m 9' fi - 17 J 1 ix J N 'O s 'l 3a-ii Pl , x I A A I r S- g in Eg' M 1 , , Xi 'K 5 X at A K ' - GIRLS rw. G1 Z f!,.n.... 'X-..... .ff STANDING: Leia Clinton, Hazel Ware, Martha Curry, Judy Thomas, Kay llalamlcek, Linda Williams. KNEEl.lNG: Brooksie Reece, Melissa Reece, Nedra Roberts, Sharon Drager. BASKETBALL L! 11 3 STANDING: Rebecca McCuiston, Jerre Ann Wyatt, Bonnie Hale, Loretta Short, Carolyn Howard KNEELING: Paula Wood, Sunny Gibson, Diane Fails, Sue Jones. NEDRA ROBERTS Junior fGuardJ MARTHA CURRY Jumor fGuardJ JUDY THOMAS Sophomore Uiorwardj Jierre Ann Wyatt sinks a field goal SUNNY GIBSON Semor MELISSA REECE Junior CForwardJ 98 CGuardJ LORET TA SHORT Sophomore fForwardJ for two pornts agarnst Spur, REBECCA MCCUISTON Seruor CGuardj KAY HALAMIC EK Sophomore fForwardj DIANE FAILS fSophomoreJ fGuardJ IERRE ANN WYATT Freshman fForwardj PAULA JANE WOOD Sophomore BRooKs1E REECE Guard c J Freshman Uiorwardj TRACK RELAY TEAM BACK ROW: Dean Elliot, Alton Terry, Larry Owen, Kennith Stice, Buddy Ford. FRONT ROW: Merrill Cloe, Buddy Chestnutt, Tommy Jones, Duey Riddle. ' X i . Z. Y f DISTANCE MEN STANDING: Buddy Ford, Robert Smith. KNEELING1 Terry Spears, Carl lngle, Jerry Kelley. STANDING: Coach Atwell, Terry Spears, Glenn Hopkins, Duey Riddle, Lester Ford, Bill Cain James Ghormley, Alton Terry, Billy Davis. KNEELING: Carl Ingle, Jerry Pebsworth, Merrill Cloe, Jerry Kelley. TEAM . A .1 .N , STANDING: Jackie Gage, Robert Smith, Jack Reece, Wayne Vandergriff, Larry Owen, Kennith Stice, Leon Hinkle, Dean Ellior, Buddy Chesrnurr. KNEELING: Tommy Jones, Curtis Harvick, Freddie Stice, Mike Taylor. r M A ' K f L, . -S.. f ' . V ff- ' 4 'if 21 . MIDDLE DISTANCE MEN BACK ROW: Leon Hinkle, Larry Owen, Kennith Stice, James Ghormley. FRONT ROW: Freddy Stice, Mike Taylor, Bill Cain Jerry Pebsworth. fax sa ' SPRINTERS BACK ROW: Buddy Chestnutt, Alton Terry, Dean Elliot. FRONT ROW: Duey Riddle, Tommy Jones, Merrill Cloe. IO1 9 TENNIS Terry Spears, Douglas McClellan, Jack Stevens, Gerald lluffaker, Joe Phil lnman, Gerald Short, Pike Burkhart, Larry Forsythe, Truitt McAda, Charlie Holland, Leighton Roddy. GOLF Philip Havins, Larry Forsythe, Gerald Short, Douglas McClellan, Terry Spears, Charlie Hol land, Leighton Roddy, Joe Phil Inman-Caddy. :oz kv W 'fe W ' 7 if .1 wx W - K!-.fl wx -fx' IVY gli v ' M vm.. pw . N fa,-,,- ,ssic .ci 2 if 1 Q ,Q E 1? 3' , EN, .. . 'lb' A 1-4 o ,q'l' N! 1 I A.,m ,L ,Q 1 3 'S MOST HANDSOME MOST BEAUTIFUL al' F F A ,N 41 F.H.A. Beau KENNITH STICE Queen JILL WALKER Attendant LINDA WILLIAMS Q Attend ant C AROL S MI T H FOOTBALL ROYALTY Sweetheart JILL WALKER BAND Attendant MARY JANE MCCORD ve, if A 5 Attendant SUE WALKER BASKETBALL ROYALTY 1? EMM LN. 5 ,x i' 31 SARAH WELLS Freshman Queen DONNA COPELIN SUSAN THOMAS CAROL SMITH Sophomore Nominee Junior Nominee Senior Nominee MR. AND MISS SCHOOL SPIRIT BEST ALL- AROUND ATHLETES REB CAL CUISTOW OUTSTANDING PERSONALITIES H-XHZON -XPPLEWHITE LAYRH FO? HTIIE CITIZEN OF THE YEAR CXROI SXIIIII L-X Ei FOR X IIIE I IIIEMQEIIEE ' -Iiiiiii MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED CAROL SMITH F! I MOST HUMOROUS MARY JANE MCCORD fa-bf II4 K-NNMXN 'Lx in . . .f L 5 xi EIGHTH GRADE FAVORITES LOUELLA TOMLINSON - ALLEN COX 5 X, Jiq-2- A lmhu 4 y FRESHMAN FAVORITES DON HAMMONIDS PATRICIX IIAMMONDS '?' lug ' ' s 7 f j 3 E s '53 yfsgff -Ii II6 fr 3 I ' X -vs ofa, SOPHOMORE FAVORITES CARI. INGLE - ELXNE FAIL5 it ff N-fx.-w.W,W-N WN ,,.X,..A. Q .+,..,.,....,.,,,,m,.,M,m,,,,M,, W, ,, 3 I i ,Q,.fv,'i. , . .. ,., , , ff ,I M -' 'w-mr' -FS ,w3f':4f', JUNIOR FAVORITES MARTHA CURRY - STANLEY KR,-XUSE ' Y'fi4b01l A ni-L -'Q 5 xx, SENIOR FAVORITES LINDA. WH MANS - BILL SMITH OE PHIL INMAN Semor WHO'S .K ORM THE - Semor WHO NM NU 1 -rf' Q CAROL JEAN ALLEN - Sophomore X BILLY DAVIS - Sophomore FNB BEST ALL-AROUND FRIED HEGI SHARON APPLEWHITE - f 5 Q ff- drf' , if MR AND MISS T H S CAROL 5-NUIH GEORGE AD-XX 5 ADVERTISEMENTS Shoppers enter the store . . . confident of good service . . . high quality products. Advertising in a democratic land . . . this is the reason for such satisfaction . . . the challenge of competitive enterprise is met. . . To improve the product . to please the customers . . . to serve the needs of the community . this is the goal of every business . . -large or small- here in our growing Tahoka. 1 s g Kwan-.,,,,,, E 'ii 1 3 ,st avi t aff 1 i W E 1 Mem.-, I24 W? of Blau '-H11 I3 1 f I: Inlluyis 1 unusual 'vs The Staff of PIGGLY WIGGLY always stand ready to serve customers such as Elayne Buchanan and Sue Walker fu. CARTER INSURANCE AGENCY WY8-4095 WY8-4344 1509 Sweet Street Tahoka, Texas WEST POINT GROCERY AND STATION Mgr. EUNICE DODSON Carol Smith and Mickey Owens Phone discuss Senior financial matters with Pete Hegi, Vice President IN 5-4296 of FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Tahoka, Texas. Buddy Chestnutt g1VCS V1S1ble proof to Sharon App1ewh1te Lmda W1I11ams and Jack Stevens that courteous serv1ce 1S always ava1lab1e at CHESTNUTT SERVICE STATION Long Term Low Cost FEDERAL LAND BANK Farm and Ranch Loans Avallable through TAHOKA POST NAT'L FARM LOAN ASS'N ROSS SMITH Sec y Treas Tahoka Texas HARVICK MOTOR CO. Phone WY 8 4733 Tahoka, Texas ECHO'S BEAUTY SALON ECHO MILLIKEN, Prop. ECHO .IO BELLE BILLIE DALE ,xl Nancy Inman, Andy Bray, Bmlly C11nton, and Arnetta Wood and other THS students enjoy a refresh mg drmk at WYNNE COLLIER DRUG STORE Vw I X, .' K 'U ' , f U., I f ' . ., 4 I 3 L' I V .. I z 4-A. A 'Fig I 1 I L, 4 - E i , J. I, , - , a 1 . - . I - , . . 1 3' -abr M Q A , W-NG Comm 3 1 rss fwwww-,V fmt W. V'-'sew is at M W, . MM Y -h ,QA-g--N ? urls ' 2 ' D if -v-.----uns-noni ' .q..... ,..... . Linda Williams, Bonnie Hale, Sharon Applewhite, and Walton Terry inspect the scales and remodeled office of GOODPASTURE GRAIN AND MILLING CO. , INC. WHAR TON MOTOR CO. Oldsmobile - Rambler - GMC Trucks Phone Tahoka, WY 8-4241 Texas MARSHALL - BROWN Apparel of Distinction Tahoka Post Ph. 8-4933 Ph. 605 UNION COMPRESS ya 'rl Tahoka Texas i fiw '1 I eris ROY EDWARDS - Mgr. Ph. WY 8-4141 Terry Spears Sue Henry Donna Copelin and Gerald I-Iuffaker learn of the advantages of Gas Yard Lights from Dean Taylor of THE PIONEER NATURAL GAS CO. Paula Wood Fred Heg1 Sarah Wells and Ph111p Hav1ns thr111 1n ant1c1pat1on of a cru1se 1n a boat purchased at McCORD'S DAVIS TIRE STORE BORDEN DAVIS S1e be rhng T1re s Ph WY 8 4002 DALE THUREN FARM STORE Baby Ch1cks Produce 1nsect1c1des Seeds Lwestock and Poultry Supphes Ph WY 8 4664 P O Box 727 Tahoka Texas SHAMBURGER GEE Lumber Sash Doors L1me Cement Bu11ders' Hardware Pa1nts Tahoka Texas Ph WY 8 4133 TAHOKA DRUG L C HANEY Ph WY 8 4041 JOHN WITT BUTANE GAS COMPANY 1. PIIWEII ll ETO PIIIISPEIIITY Mg Ei kg? ...omww-1' The Electrlc Cooperotlve borrowed money ot mterest to bulld the rurol electrrc system that serves people who couldnt get elec trlcuty any other way Locally owned business managed tux poylng the Electrrc Cooperotrve IS owned and operated by the people at serves ond hos brought nothmg but good to rural Texas KGB P O Box 755 Ph 84822 QT ff, Tahoka Texas Q-X flrrramh' . 9 1 ' Q I n - 0 0 I - .. - . . .2 ' 5 A I - - . ,... 2 A gi V rr- . f ' ze... .' 1. ...... ,J '- , 1, , ' ., . ., . --t-. l A X .E 7 - ' 4 ' T , gi 1. l 1- . g 1 I , V -:lzlti -I gr ai ' ' IIE -- 5122 1525-EQEL 'T 'X Q'1'.!z.tQ::54Ix2:2'?c: Fi? 3351 IQQQE-F ' '- . Q tw .elf ff15155215223arse:2:gpgzpiaa32:5-5-315232QszQtr:gif:Q:j:j.5gggg:ata:a:a212:-:f1f:2:::.g . . ,:-. . ,nz , ,.e. Q .... I ., . T ,. .- . . 7:25 , . an 'I , ' ' v o 4 u 0 ' . L ' ' S I -'fi Z n-, I' rf' 3 i 12' 4. ff f' 41 I ' v -6, . . Q C C DONALDSON, Agent Auto - Life - Fire and Casualty Insurance DIXIE DOG DRIVE IN Ph WY 8 4850 BILLIE'S BEAUTY SHOP Sue Renfro Frances W1llho1t Helen Long and B111 Ca1n look over a new Chevrolet at BRAY CHEVRO Ph WY 8 4104 Tahoka Texas LET COMPANY CREDIT ASSOCIATION Lwestock and Crop Loans Tahoka F1eld Off1Ce Tahoka Texas COT TONSEED ACID DELINTERS Tahoka Texas Ph WY 8 4115 Post H1ghway Darell Young Larry Forsythe BAR FLYING SERVICE and Lynn Grayson demonstrate Ph WY 8 4777 BOX 276 that customers always get prompt Tahoka Texas servlce at D8zH LUBBOCK PRODUC TION T- 7 9 HOUSE OF FLOWERS Box 7 Ph WY8 4212. Plants Glfts and Flowers for A11 Occas1ons STANLEY FUNERAL HOME Box 96 Tahoka Texas BENNET'S VARIETY STORE The Fr1end1y Store Kay Parker Loretta Short Doug las McC1e11an and Larry Owen watch cotton bemg gmned at THE Ph WY 3 4455 Tahoka Tex FARMERS co OPERATIV1: GIN N 1 il Lynnetta Cam demonstrates oven V F JONES GRAIN 8: SEED CO Post Offlce Box 65 Tahoka Texas Comphments of the Class of 41 RAYFORD SMITH Authorl zed Deale r and cook1ng ware from ALTON CAIN WHITE AUT0 STQRE to Danny UZZ16, Paul Ford, and B111 Smlth. Tahoka, Texas uuwrr,-err so M 1 Wm, rwrmmfz mn w mv mr: IWW an 4 IIIIVIIUPIJFI WA! SJIWWN 4 W rw ww rw If Susan Thomas Martha Collard Raymond Bagby and Doyland Lewis enjoy a refreshing Coke at THE LYNN COUNTY FARM BUREAU Phone 8 4320 Tahoka Texas TURNER ROGERS DELICATESSEN Compliments of MR AND MRS MITCHELL WILLIAMS LEVINE BROS Everything to Wear Tahoka Texas Compliments of MC O DRIVE IN where you get JAQUESS SCHOOL STORE service with a smile us-nuullm s 'fa ai 1 .- 'ar K , were Frank Greathouse gives a sales Vennie Faye Ratliff and Stanley talk to Marian Milliken, Gerald Krause watch with amazement a Short, and Darlene Tekell at bale of cotton being weighed at HIGGINBOTHAM-BARTLETT THE WEST POINT GIN. LUMBER COMPANY. v CICERO SMITH LUMBER CO. W. M. HARRIS Hardware and Furniture AUTRY'S RED 8: WHITE GROCERY HAMILTON AUTO 8: APPLIANCE FENTON BROS GIN Tahoka Texas 'E Aix YOU LL LOVE A MEDALLION HOME TOO' X75 Scif' ,M HAEIMARK OF EXCELLENCE SOUTHWESTERN Pllilffmifg VICE' X Wm Davld Copeland Rlchard Stlce Dean Elhott and Kenn1th St1ce ROY Lee Thomas Red Terry se rv1ce Dav1d's car w1th Conoco P1ke Burkhart feel at home 1n the seat of these John Deere tractors sold by GILMORE AND JACQUESS gas and O11 at RENFRO CONOCO SERVICE STATION LYNN COUNTY NEWS FRANK P HILL Ed1tor GIBSON MOTOR FREIGHT Box 365 A J D FINLEY TAHOKA IMPLEMENT Phone WY 8 4454 As the fash1ons change Sunny G1bson Martha V1Ck6y and Bell Ham1lton select the1r fall ward robe from KING'S DEPARTMENT STORE GRASSLAND BUTANE CO Your Ph1ll1ps 66 Jobber GRASSLAND CO OP GIN Phone FA 7 5448 or FA 7 5443 Compllments of LOIS 'S BEAUTY SHOP A L ANDG G NORMAN LOIS ROBERTS Prop E L VAUGHN CARRIKER FOOD STATION 8: GARAGE Grocer1es Meats and Vegetables Post Texas Route 3 Grassland Texas PRODUCERS C0 QP GIN TOMLINSON'S GULF STATION Route 3 Post Texas 1906 Ma1n Street Tahoka Texas . I 3 2 ' ODIS TEU, Manager Q J. K. APPLEWHITE CO. Tahoka Texas Box 875 Phone WY8 4411 WOODS JEWELRY Bonded Diamonds, Watches Gifts - Watch Repairing Phone WY8 4340 West Side of Square Comp11ments of DR AND MRS THOMAS ABBIE'S FASHION SHOP Tahoka Texas GLENN FISHER BARBER SHOP Fast Courteous Serv1ce DORTHY'S BEAUTY SERVICE 1927 South F1rst Phone WY8 4400 Tahoka Texas LANKFORD VARIETY MR AND MRS GRADY LANKFORD 1635 Ma1n Phone WY8 4775 THE CLIENT WALKER AGENCY Complete Insurance Cove rage GULF PRODUCTS W E SHAWN Cons1gnee J111 Walker and Rebecca McCu1ston watch Oland Hallow qu1st demonstrate the use of the adgustaform at AYER WAY CLEANERS THE TEXACO COMPANY Tahoka Texas Phone WY8 4166 E T CLOE Conslgnee ADAMS AND PRIDMORE .TACK ADAMS SAM PRIDMORE Phone WY8 4065 C EDMUND FINNEY 1813 North F1rst Phone WY8 4142 The Name F1nney on Your Portralt Is L1ke the Name Ster11ng on S11ver Lynda Apple white , Ma rihelen AWMQLW, .m g Enormous Pile of Gram Reid, and Leighton Roddy look Sorghum Bought by over the 1960 Ford on display TATUM BROTHERS at SHIPLEY MOTOR COMPANY Tahoka, Texas B ALDRIDGE BAKER Y Lubbock, Texas Thanks to Our Advertisers THE KENNEL STAFF MRS. WOOD CAROL SMITH JILL WALKER SUNNY GIBSON SHARON APPLEWHITE LINDA WILLIAMS JACK STEVENS BUDDY CHESTNUTT VENNIE FAYE RATLIFF HELEN LONG MARTHA BELL SUE HENRY REBECCA MCCUISTION LYNN GRAYSON -Ni The Rotary Club, Tahoka's outstanding service organ- ization, is represented here by the Rotary officers and student representatives: President - Mitchell Williams, Vice President - Otis Spears, and board members - John Toler, C. W. Conway, H. B, McCord, Jr., Junior Rota- rians for November - Larry Forsythe and David Copeland, and club sweetheart Carol Smith. ADAMS ADAMS ADAMS ADAMS AILSHIE 10 66 6 M 10 62 CAROLYN 31 74 GEORGE 17 52 54 LARRY 45 AKIN DANA 17 63 71 72 ALLEN CAROL JEAN! 31 55 62 64 71 74 121 ALLEN JOYCE 65 APPLEWHITE LYNJDA 25 62 63 71 74 134 APPLEWHITF SHARON 17 52 55 07 58 62 63 76 109 125 126 122 111 112 ASHBROOK MAY DAUN 31 64 ATWELL COACH 10 95 100 84 ATWOOD MR 10 AUSTIN REX 45 BARTLEY MR 10 84 BARTLEY MRS 10 72 BAGBY RAYMOND 31 66 71 74 30 BELL MARTHA 25 53 57 62 63 71 132 BEST CARROLL 24 25 BINGHAM DOROTHY 45 73 BIRDWELL J E 37 BRAY ANDY 37 82 88 91 125 BRAZIL GARY 17 BROOKS NEELY 37 69 82 BROWN JAN 31 58 64 71 BROWN SHARON 37 65 77 INDEX 67 83 85 90 92 111 84 BUCHANAN ELAYNE 31 58 64 71 76 4 BUENO HARACIO 37 BURDETT PEGGY 37 65 74 BURK JACK 37 68 BURKHART PIKE 17 67 72 83 86 131 BURR OMEGA 37 65 77 CAIN BILL 24 67 82 128 101 100 CAIN LYNNETTA 37 53 65 76 129 106 CARRIKER MIKE 45 73 CARTER MR. 11 66 67 CASTILLO ADELIA 45 CHAPA HENRY 45 73 CHAPA JERRY 45 73 CHESTNUTT BUDDY 25 55 56 66 67 71 111 101 100 CHURCH MR CLINTON BILLY 37 72 82 91 125 CLINTON LETTA 37 65 77 96 CLOE MERRILL 31 53 68 83 88 101 100 COLLARD MARTHA 25 62 63 71 130 76 125 COLLARD NANCY 45 73 77 COPELAND DAVID 17 52 67 71 82 87 90 93 131 34 COPELIN DONINA 31 55 62 64 71 74 109 126 120 COPPEDGE LINDA COX ALLEN 44 45 73 114 CURRY BOBBY 37 69 CURRY MARTHA 25 63 96 117 DAVIS BILLY 31 55 68 71 82 88 121 100 DOTSON VONNELL 45 73 77 DRAGER SHARON 38 65 77 96 DUDGEON FOSTER 17 66 67 71 83 87 DUDGEON VESIA SUP 31 60 64 71 74 DULIN JIM 31 68 71 EDLER BETTIE 38 65 77 EFRID JAMES 31 74 ELLIOTT DEAN! 17 66 72 83 35 131 10 0 ELLIS STEPHEN 32 68 91 FAILS DIANNE 32 61 64 97 116 FARRIS KAREN 45 73 77 FLIPPIN JACK 46 73 FLIPPIN PERRY 32 68 90 93 FORD LESTER 30 32 74 100 FORD PAUL 18 72 91 92 129 89 FORSYTHE JERRY 36 38 69 83 90 FORSYTHE LARRY 16 18 52 54 66 67 90 93 8 134 120 112 113 84 102 FRANKLIN CYNTHIA 37 61 65 GAGE JACKIE 101 GANDY GEANNE 25 59 63 71 GANDY RONNY 37 72 GANDY SHELIA 46 77 GARDNER MR 9 GATTIS JANIS 44 46 73 GHORMLEY JAMES 25 67 101 100 GIBSON SUNNY 16 18 54 57 60 71 77 97 132 GONZALES ADELA 38 65 GONZALES ANGELICA 38 65 GONZALES LEON 46 GRAYSON LYNJN 38 56 128 GREATHOUSE FRANK 24 25 66 67 91 92 130 GREER STEPHEN 46 73 GROGAN GARY 46 73 GURLEY MIKE 32 83 90 113 HALAMICEK KAY 32 59 64 71 96 HALE BONNIE 38 65 77 97 126 HAMILTON MRS 11 72 137 ,MR.' , , 7,69 , - , , ' RS' - Y 1 -' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 123 , -45 ' - '73 1 ' 1 1 1 ' '- ' 1 1' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1,10 1 ' 1 1 1 xl I - ' , ' ' ' - FORD, GAIL 46,73,77 A' -'- , '1111.111121 I - I 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 a , . -as ' - ' HAMILTON VICKEY 25 60 62 63 71 74 HAMMONDS DON 38 68 74 115 HAMMONDS PATRICIA 38 65 115 HART RONNIE 38 69 HARVICK CURTIS 32 83 101 HAVINS PHILIP 18 67 72 83 86 127 102 HAYS PATSY 39 65 HAYS RAY 39 69 HEGI MRS 11 55 62 65 HEGI FRED 32 55 66 68 71 82 88 91 93 127 HENDERSON SHIRLEY 39 65 74 HENRY SUE 18 56 58 63 77 126 HICKS JAMES 18 53 67 72 HICKS NANCY 32 63 77 HILL RONNIE 46 73 HINKLE CLAUDIE 39 68 HINKLE LEON 18 101 HINKLE ROBERT 46 HINKLE RUBY 39 65 HODGES COACH 11 89 84 HOGAN CLAUDETTE 18 63 77 HOLLAND CHARLIE 25 67 82 86 91 93 HOPKINS DONNIE 39 72 HOPKINS GLENN 32 68 71 83 88 100 CAROLYN 39 65 97 HUBBARD BILLY 32 74 HUBBARD SHIRLEY 32 64 HUFFAKER GERALD 19 55 67 91 92 126 89 102 INGLE BENNIE 19 72 INGLE CARL 33 68 82 116 100 INMAN JOE PHIL 16 19 66 71 72 83 87 119 102 INMAN NANCY 46 53 73 77 125 INMAN WYNDELL 30 33 68 89 84 ISHAM JERRY JACKSON JOHNNY 39 JACOBS COACH 89 JONES SUE 39 65 77 97 JONES TOMMY 30 33 82 101 100 KELLY JERRY 39 68 74 100 KNIGHT TAYLOR 39 72 90 KNOX CLAUDIA 19 58 63 71 72 77 KRAUSE STANLEY 26 53 67 117 130 LA RUE PATSY 46 73 LAUDERDALE LAVERNE 26 59 63 LE MRS LESLIE CRAIG 39 72 83 88 91 121 LEWIS DOYLAND 19 66 72 130 106 LEWIS SETHEN 26 63 72 LONG HELEN 26 56 63 128 l38 LONIS LARRY 46 MCADA TRUITT 19 67 74 102 MCCLELLAN DOUGLAS 24 26 67 83 87 91 93 129 MCCORD MARY JANE 26 63 74 75 109 113 MCCUISTON REBECCA 19 56 61 63 97 133 111 MCGINTY MONTIE 47 73 77 MCMILLAN GAILYN 47 73 77 MCQUEEN BILLIE 33 64 77 MCWHIRTER MACKY JOE 44 4 MAKOVY KATHY 33 64 77 MAREZ JOE 33 MAREZ JOHNNY 40 69 MARTIN FRED 33 68 MASON MRS 11 MEADOWS ARLINE 19 58 63 71 72 MILLER BILLY 47 73 MILLER DONNA 47 73 MILLIKEN MARIAN 36 40 58 65 77 MORRIS GLORIA 26 63 MUSICK LAYLAN 47 NANCE BILLY 33 68 71 OLIPHANT DORSEY 33 68 ORR MIKE 33 67 OWEN MICKEY 16 20 66 74 75 124 PARKER KAY 26 60 63 74 129 PATTERSON SHARON 47 73 PEARSON JERRY 72 PEBSWORTH JERRY 33 66 68 101 100 PEREZ. DIAMANTINA 33 64 PERSON MR 12 74 PHILLIPS GAIL 26 60 63 71 PHILLIPS PATRICIA 40 65 77 PHILLIPS TERRY 47 73 POLK PEGGY 26 63 74 75 POTTS LORETTA 34 64 74 95 PRICE LARRY 36 40 72 89 PYBURN HARVEY 26 74 PYBURN RONNIE PYRON DARLENE 26 63 72 77 PYRON LARRY 40 69 RATLIFF VENNIE FAYE 24 27 56 59 62 63 130 REDWINE VERNON 27 REECE BROOKSIE 40 65 77 96 REECE GEORGE 34 69 REECE JACK 40 69 101 REECE MELISSA 27 62 63 71 72 96 REID MARIHELEN 20 55 60 63 71 134 120 , ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' , - , 102 , ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 71 , ' , 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 , , 1 ' 1 1 1 1 , - , , 1 ' 1 1 71 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' v I HOWARD, - , , OWEN, LARRY ' 20,66,72,82,86,129,101,l00 1 - 46 1 ' 1 1 1 , 1- 1 I 1 ' 1 - E' . - 1 ' 1 1 1 RENFRO ROGER 40 53 72 RENFRO SUE 21 59 63 128 REYES MARTINA 47 RICHARDSON JAMES 47 73 RICHARDSON PATRICIA 34 64 77 RIDDLE DUEY 20 66 74 101 100 RIDDLE GINGER 34 59 64 RIDDLE JUNE 40 65 77 RIDDLE LINDA 48 73 77 RILEY BILLY 47 ROBERTS NEDRA 27 63 74 95 96 RODDY LEIGHTON 20 55 67 74 134 120 102 RODRIGUEZ SEVERO 48 RODRIGUEZ TRINE 48 ROGERS JOHNNY 40 69 82 SARTEN MIKE 40 SCHOENHALS MR 66 SCOTT KENNETH 41 69 SCOTT LEMA JO 48 SCOTT ROSE 34 59 62 64 '71 SHEPHERD RONNIE 48 '73 SHORT SHORT SIKES SMITH SMITH SMITH SPEARS SPEARS SPEARS GERALD 20 52 55 67 90 92 130 102 LORETTA 34 59 62 64 97 129 PATRICIA 48 '73 74 BILL 20 66 67 118 129 119 123 124 134 ROBERT 34 68 71 101 100 WAYNE 48 M 9 4 LARRY 34 68 71 TERRY 21 54 67 74 75 126 119 100 SPRUIELL JESSE 48 73 SPRUIELL LARRY 21 66 82 86 90 92 SPRUIELL TONY 41 82 90 STEPHENS DAVID 48 STEPHENS DON STEPHENS VIRGINIA 27 63 95 STEVENS JACK 21 57 125 102 STIC E STICE STIC E STICE STICE CHARLIE 21 72 FREDDIE 41 69 101 KENNITH 21 62 66 83 109 131 101 100 RICHARD 16 21 66 72 82 85 131 84 ROY 41 69 OLIVER STICE VESTIE 21 63 77 TEKELL DARLENE 34 53 55 61 64 71 130 TEKELL ELWANDA 48 73 77 TERRY ALTON 27 67 82 87 131 101 100 THOMAS THOMAS THOMAS THOMAS THOMAS THOMAS THOMAS BARBARA 16 21 58 63 71 73 77 JOHN FRED 34 68 91 84 JUDY 34 64 96 LARRY 34 68 71 LINDA 48 73 ROY LEE 22 66 82 85 131 84 THORPE MR 12 77 TIPPIT TIM 49 74 TOMLINSON LOUELLA 44 49 73 77 114 TUBB MR 12 54 TYLER IRIS 27 61 64 75 USSERY DELMAS 35 UZZLE DANNY 22 67 129 VANDERGRIFF WAYNE 41 82 101 WALKER JILL 22 57 58 71 74 75 108 109 WALKER SUE 35 64 71 74 75 109 124 WALKER TOWNES WALLACE BILLY WALLACE PATSY WALTERS RONNIE WARE HAZEL 41 65 96 49 53 41 83 90 22 71 77 27 83 85 WEBB MRS 12 WELLS SARAH 41 59 65 72 109 127 121 WHEELER JOHNNY 22 67 72 WHITE ALLEN 35 82 88 WHITE JIMMIE 41 69 WILLHOIT FRANCES 30 35 62 64 71 128 WILLIAMS LINDA 22 54 57 62 63 95 96 0 STRECH MARY LESLIE 27 63 STRECH TERRY 41 TAYLOR MIKE 41 69 101 WOOD WOOD WOOD WOOD WOOD WOOD ARNETTA 49 73 76 125 JACK 49 73 JANETTE 49 73 77 MARY FRANCE 64 PAULA 35 59 64 71 77 97 M 12 56 60 WRIGHT ANN 49 73 WRIGHT JIMMY 41 69 WYATT JERRE 36 42 61 65 YOUNG DARRELL 35 YOUNG JOE 35 67 ZEDLITZ JANICE 27 ZEDLITZ JO ANN 42 59 65 SUSAN 24 27 55 60 63 71 74 109 130 1 ' - ' ' 1 7 1 1 1 SMITH, CAROL 20,53,54,56,62,63,'71,108,l09,l12, WARE, JERRY - 49 113, 1 1 1 , . - , R. - ,13 , - , , 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , ' , , , , , 1 T Y 1 T 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 -I-1-51 I - 1 - 1 1 I - l I I 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 RS. 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