Tulia High School - Hornet Yearbook (Tulia, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 190 of the 1952 volume:

TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY DALLAS. . TEXAS 7 tyt -umU MEANS MTTEW yeamooks PUBLISHING COMPANY DALLAS. TEXAS tUfl r-meuU MtANS ra YEAXtooKS Published By TULIA HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS Tulia, Texas 1951-52 administration contents seniors sophomores freshmen tumors favorites advertisements sports elementary UOUDJ SIUJUJpD Standing: R. K. Brooks, M. C. Wheeler, J. E. Ward, J. C. McMurry. J. M. Hill. Seated: J. L. Clower, W. V. Swinburn, C. T. Herring, Harry Rogers. J. M. HILL President J. C. McMURRY Secretary school board VERNON T. LEWIS Band MRS. BONITA HERRICK Mathematics MISS NORMA AKIN Physical Education Art R. B. DAWSON Agriculture MRS. FLOYD PANNELL School Secretary WARREN G. WALDRIP Agriculture, Shop faculty FLOYD PANNELL Commercial MRS. L. B. PENICK Homemaking R. E. DEVIN Science, Math prW EZRA JONES Custodian MRS. DAVID BURGESS English. Typing CHARLES (CHAT) JOHNSON Basketball, Social Science faculty CLARENCE TILLERY HERMAN SMITH MRS. HERMAN SMITH Football, Science Social Studies Speech, English Football MISS MILDRED HULSEY English BILLY D. WALKER Band Director First Semester MRS. S. C. SCOTT Librarian faculty TOMMY OVERSTREET student council Able leadership assures the success of all enterprises-- MR. BRYAN MR. BRYAN........ DAN RODGERS------ AUDREY LOVE------ BUTCH BRYAN------ EUGENE MOTE------ TOMMY OVERSTREET LOIS PARKER...... MARY ANN HILL---- DOLORES HUTTO - - PATRICIA CULWELL - v,- V } 51 V' I M, -------------------Sponsor Freshman Representative Sophomore Representative - - - Junior Representative - - - Senior Representative President - - - Senior Representative - - - Junior Representative Sophomore Representative Freshman Representative Dedicated to PROGRESS To those who stride forward with- out fear into the unknown regions of tomorrow----- To that which has changed our nation from one of undeveloped possibilities to the living example of determination and faith--------- To all that has contributed to the development of individual person- alities in the youth through im- provement in school facilities, education, and a higher standard of living---- We dedicate this annual to the future with the hope that by ac- curately showing the contrast be- tween the old and the new and by upholding the faith in all that which is new, we shall instill in all who see the reflection of youth in this light, the belief in the fu- ture— THE UNDERSTANDING OF INEVITABLE PROGRESS. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS BOBBY JENNINGS...........................................President JO VETA BLANKENCHIP......................................Secretary JUNIOR CANSLER -------------— — - -- -- -- -- - Vice President RICHARD CAGLE--------------------------------------Parliamentarian KATIE KINCAID............................................Treasurer MRS. SCOTT - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Sponsor MR. PANNELL - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - Sponsor Marking each step toward the future with individual distinction, the senior class boldly takes another stride in progress. PAT ARNOLD Who’s Who 4; Football Queen 4; FFA Sweet- heart 1; Nat'l Honor Society 4; Annual Staff 3,4; FHA 1.2.3,4, Officer 1; Christmas Pag- eant 3,4; Class Play 3; Play- Sleeping Beauty 2; One Act Plays 4; Nat’l Thespian Society 4; Band 4; Twirler 4; Choir 1,2,3,4, Officer 4; Choir Ensemble 2.3,4; Pep Squad 1,2,3, Of- ficer 3; Cheerleader 1,2,3,; Librarians' Club 1,2, 3.4, Officer 2,3; State Vice President. JO VETA BLANKENCHIP Class Favorite 2; Halloween Queen 4; Basket- ball, Mgr. 2; Volleyball 2; Nat’l Honor Society 3,4; FHA 1,2, 3,4, Officer 4; Spanish Club 3; Officer 3; Office Staff 3; Interscholastic, Spell- ing, Typing, League Contest 3,4; Sleeping Beauty Play 4; Assembly Play 3; Nat'l Thes- pian Society 4; Choir 1,2,3; Pep Squad 1,2,3, 4, Officer 4; Cheerleader 4; Class Officer 2,3, 4; Librarians’ Club 4, Officer 4; Vespa Club 2, 3,4, Officer 2,3; Speech Club 2,3. R. C. BOSLEY Who's Who 4; National Honor Society 3,4, Officer 4; Science Club 2; Office Staff 4. DOROTHY BRIGGS Class Favorite 1; Who's Who 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Annual Staff 2, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3,4, Officer 2, 3.4; Area Officer 2; Christmas Pageant 3,4; Class Play 3; Two One Act Plays 4; Sleeping Beauty 4; Choir 1,2, 3, 4, Officer 4; Choir Ensemble 3,4; Pep Squad 1,2, 3; Class Officer 1, 2; Speech Club 1, 2, 3. 4, Officer 4; Girls' State 3; Personality Queen 4. KENNETH BRIGHT GENEVIEVE BECKMAN FHA 1,2,4; Interscholastic League Contest, Extemporaneous Speech; Christmas Pageant 2; Class Play 2; Librarians’ Play, Undertow, Sleeping Beauty ; National Thespian Society 4; Choir 1,2; Pep Squad 1,2; Librarians' Club 1; Speech Club 4. RICHARD CAGLE Class Favorite 4; Hornet Staff 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4; Class Officer 4; Texas Tech Judg- ing Team 2; Dairy Cattle Judging Team 2; Shorthorn Judging Team 2. JUNIOR CANSLER Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Football 2, 3.4; Track 3; FFA 1,2,4; Science Club 1; Pep Squad 1,2, Class Officer 4; T Club 3.4; Boys' State 1951. DON L. CHILDRESS FFA 1,2, 3,4; Choir 1,4; Pep Squad 3,4; Librarians' Club 4. JEALETA ELLIOTT Basketball 1,2; Volleyball 1; Annual Staff 3,4: Hornet Staff 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4; Christmas Pageant 3.4; Class Play 3; One Act Plays 2,3,4; National Thespian Society 4; Band 1; Choir 2,3,4; Choir Ensemble 3,4; Pep Squad 1,2,3; Librarians' Club 1,3,4, Officer 3; GAA 2, Officer 2. NESTA FRANKS Annual Staff 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Plays 3; Choir 1; Pep Squad 1,2, 3, 4; Librarians’ Club 3. GERDA GALINS Outstanding Future Homemaker 3; National Honor Society 4; FHA 3.4; Christmas Pageant 4; Choir 4; Speech Club 3,4; Entered Junior year from Keinkotz, Germany. CHARLES HAILE Football 2, 3.4; Track 3; Student Council 2; Hornet Staff 4; FFA 1. 2,3.4; Dairy Judging 2; Shorthorn Judging 2. JOE HOOPER PATTI HOUSER Play Sleeping Beauty 2; One Act Plays 4; FHA 4; National Thespian Society 4; Band 4; Entered from Seattle. Washington senior year. WAN DIE HUTSON Class Favorite 2; Who's Who 1; Basketball 2. 3; Football 1.2. 3, 4; Track 1.2. 3.4; Student Council 1; National Honor Society 3,4, Officer 4; Hornet Staff 4; FFA 1.2. 3.4, Officer 2, 3.4; Interscholastic League Contest, Extemporane- ous Speaking 3; Christmas Pageant 3.4; Class Play 3; Mr. Vincent Play 4; National Thes- pian Society 4; Class Officer 1.2.3; T Club 1, 2, 3,4, Officer 2, 3, 4; Speech Club 3.4. Officer 3; Football Captain 3.4. BOBBY JENNINGS Personality King 3; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Foot- ball 1.2.3.4; Track 1.2. 3,4; FFA 1.2, 3,4, Officer 2,3,4; Christmas Pageant 3.4; Class Play 3; Play Sleeping Beauty One Act Play; Choir 2,4; Choir Ensemble Quartet 4; Class Officer 1.2,4; T” Club 1.2. 3.4. Officer 2,3.4; Speech Club 2,3,4; Thespian Club 4; KATIE KINCAID Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Tennis 3; Volleyball 1.2.3 4; Class Officer 4; Librarians’ Club 4, Officer 4; Vespa Club 3,4. Officer 3; GAA 2; Speech Club 3; All Tournament Basketball 3; District Champion Tennis 3. RONALD LACEY Who’s Who 2; Basketball 2. 3, 4; Track 2, 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Hornet Staff 4; FFA 1; Science Club 2; Science Club Officer 2; Pep Squad 3.4; Class Officer 3; ”T Club 3,4; All Tournament Basketball 3,4. IMA JEAN LANGFORD FHA 1,2, 3, 4; Play Sleeping Beauty 4; Class Play 2; Pep Squad 2, 3,4; GAA 2; Entered Freshman year from Plainview. SHIRLEY BETH McCARTY Entered from Crosbyton, Texas Senior year. Tulia Achievements: Class Favorite 4; FHA 4; Band 4; Crosbyton Achievements: Class Favorite 1; FHA Play 1; Class Officer 1; Pep Squad 1, 2, 3; Class Reporter 2, 3; FHA 1, 2, 3; FFA Sweetheart 3; Science Club 3; Class Play 3; Cheerleader 3; FHA Officer 3. EUGENE MOTE Class Favorite 3; Football 1,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Student Council 4; FFA 1.2, 3,4, Officer 2, 3.4; Class Officer 1,2; T Club 4; Livestock Judg- ing Team 3. EFFIE NULL Basketball 1.2; Basketball Manager 3,4; Volleyball 1.2. 3,4; Tennis Team 3,4; An- nual Staff 4; Hornet Staff 4; FHA 1,2, 3; English Play 2; Pep Squad 1,2, 3,4; Librarians’ Club 4; Vespa Club 3.4, Officer 4, GAA 2; District Tennis Champion 3; Pioneer Club 4. TOMMY OVERSTREET Class Favorite 2; Track 1; Student Council 3,4; Officer , President, 4; FFA 1, 2,3,4, Officer 4; Office Staff 4; Interscholastic League, Typing, Contest 3; Pep Squad 1; Tech. Live- stock Judging Team 3; Dairy Cattle Judging Team 2; Dairy Products Team 2; Pioneer Club 4; Shorthorn Judging Team 2. DELORES PALMER FHA 1,2 3,4, Officer 4; Pep Squad 3,4; Librarians' Club 3; Outstanding FHA Member 4. LOIS PARKER Outstanding Future Homemaker 2; Student Council 4; National Honor Society 3,4, Of- ficer 4; Annual Staff 3; Hornet Staff 4; FHA 1,2, 3,4, Officer 4; Office Staff 4; Inter- scholastic League Contest 2. 3, Extemporane- ous Speech; Christmas Pageant 4; Class Play 3; Play Sleeping Beauty 4; National Thespi- an Society 4; Choir 1; Pep Squad 1,2, 3,4; Class Officer 3; FTA 3,4, Officer 3,4; Girls' State 3; District FTA Recording Secretary. PAUL RAY POGUE Who's Who 4; National Honor Society 4; FFA 1,2, 3,4, FHA Officer 3; Christmas Pageant 3, 4; Class Play 3; Childrens’ Theater 4: Sub- merged 4; National Thespian Society 4, Officer 4; Choir 2, 3; Lone Star Boys' State 3; Pep Squad 3,4; Class Officer 4. PAT PORTER Who's Who 1; FFA Sweetheart 3; Band Queen 4; Student Council 1; National Honor Society 3.4; Annual Staff 3.4; Hornet Staff 4; FHA 1,2,3,4, Officer 3; Interscholastic League Con- test 2,3; Essay Award 2; One Act Play 3; One Act Play 4; Sleeping Beauty Play 4; Nation- al Thespian Society 4, Officer 4; Band 1, , 3, 4; Twirler 2,3,4; Drum Major 4; Choir 4, Officer 4; Class Officer 2; Speech Club 2. 3, 4; Officer 4. MARGARET PUGH FHA 1,2, 3.4; Christmas Pageant 2,3; Home- making Play 3; Librarians’ Club Play 3; Choir 4; Choir Ensemble 4; Pep Squad 1,2, 3,4; Librarians’ Club 3,4; FTA 1; GAA 2; Pioneer Club 4. MARIAN RAWLINGS Spanish Queen 3; Basketball 2. 3; Volleyball 2; National Honor Society 3,4; Annual Staff 1; FHA 1.2,3, 4, Officer 4; Spanish Club 3. Officer 3; Interscholastic League Contest 3,4; National Thespian Society 4; Choir 1; Home- making Play 4; Speech Club Play 2; Sopho- more Class Play 2; National Honor Society Officer 4; Sleeping Beauty Play 4; Pep Squad 1,2, 3.4, Class Officer 3,4; Librari- ans’ Club 3,4, Officer 3,4; Vespa Club 3.4 Officer 3,4; Speech Club 1. GLENN RICHARDSON Annual Staff 4; Hornet Staff 4; FFA 1,2; Science Club 2; Office Staff 4; Play 2, 3,4; National Thespian Society 4; Pep Squad 1,3, 4; Librarians' Club 3; Speech Club 4, Officer 4. BILLY ROGERS Football 1,2, 3,4; Track 2, 3; Annual Staff 4; FFA 1,2, 3,4; Christmas Pageant 3,4; Class Play 3; Play, Mr. Vincent, Childrens' Theater, Submerged; National Thespian Society 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4, Officer 2; Choir 3,4, Officer 4; Boys' Quartet 3,4; FTA 3; T Club 2,3,4; Speech Club 3,4. DORIS ROPER FHA 1,2, 3,4; Homemaking Play 3; A Cappella Choir 4; Pep Squad 1, 2,.3,4; Librarians' Club 3,4; FTA 1; GAA 2; Pioneer Club 4. MILDRED SCHULTE FHA 1,2, 3,4; Office Staff 4; Christmas Page- ant 3,4; Class Play 3; Play 2; Choir 1,2, 3,4; Choir Ensemble 4; Pep Squad 1,2, 3,4; Libra- rians' Club 3,4, Officer 4; GAA 2, Officer 2. GUY SMITH Basketball 1,2; Football 2, 3, 4; Track 1,2,3, 4; Hornet Staff 4; FFA 1; Science Club 2, 3; Class Play 3; District Pole Vault 3; T Club 3.4. GARNER STAMPS Football 3,4; Track 3; FFA 1,2, 3,4; Christmas Pageant 4; Choir 4; Pep Squad 2, 3; Librarians' Club 4. DAN STEWART Hornet Staff 4; Christmas Pageant 4; Choir 2,3,4; Choir Ensemble 4; Pep Squad 1,2, 3,4; Librarians' Club 4. BUEAL LEE THOMPSON Basketball Manager 3; Football Manager 3; FFA 1,2, 3.4, Officer 2; Band 1; Pep Squad 2,3; T Club 2,3,4; Judging Teams at Tech 2; Farm Demonstration Team at Amarillo 3. W. A. TUCKER Football 3; FFA 1,2, 3,4, Officer 2; Shorthorn Judging 2. MELVIA WEBB Class Favorite 3; Basketball Queen 4; FFA Sweetheart 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3,4, Captain 2; Volleyball 1,2, 3,4, Captain 3; Tennis Team 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Hornet Staff 4; FHA 1,2 3; Interscholastic League Contest, Typing 3; Speech Play 3; Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 3; Librarians' Club 4; Vespa Club 3,4; GAA 2; Speech Club 3; District Tennis Dou- bles Champion 3; All Tournament Player in Basketball Twice 4; Pioneer Club 4. ANNA LEE HICKMAN SCHUSTER Tennis Team 2; Student Council 3; FHA 1.2; Speech Club 2; Choir 1; Pep Squad 1,2,3, Officer 3; Speech Club 2; Volleyball 2; Mar- ried in Senior year. CAROL JONES MONTGOMERY Entered from Lamesa, Texas Senior Year. Tulia Achievements: FHA 4; Christmas Page- ant 4; Lamesa Achievements: Class Officer 1; Junior Historian Club 2; Most Beautiful 3; Booster Club President 4. juniors JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS BOBBY GOODWIN....................... BOBBIE BRALY........................ SHIRLEY COPELAND.................... ZACK PANNELL........................ ROBERT GOULD........................ LARRY NELSON........................ MRS. BURGESS........................ MR. DEVIN........................... -----Vice President Secretary-Treasurer - - Parliamentarian ----------President - ----------Reporter - Parliamentarian ----------- Sponsor -------------Sponsor Looking ahead to the crowning year of high school, this class expands its ideals and makes ambitious plans as Seniors of '53. BETTE BARNES JOE EDD BURNETT CLYDE DALLUGE BOBBY EWING CORALYN HUTSON QUIT A JEFFERSON BETTYE JOHNSON BESSIE LANGFORD WELDON McCLURG JIMMIE NELSON J. LARRY NELSON ROBERTA NICKEL REBECCA SALAZAR CHARLES SARCHET PAUL SHELTON BILLY SHIVES TERRY TERRY BILLY TIMMONS 0 s ELOUISE VAUGHN GARLAND WADE sophomores SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Phillip Zeeck............................................President J. C. GALES.............................................. Sentinel ROBERT REX AYCOCK...................................Vice President ELIZABETH MASSEY...............................Secretary-Treasurer MARY JANE BROWN....................................Parliamentarian PHILLIP BROOKS................-....................Parliamentarian MR. and MRS. SMITH...............-....................... Sponsors Proven worthy of high praise, the versatile Sophomores promise to be providers of many honors for T.H.S. T. J. Anderson Jenny Appleton Timothy Appleton Robert Rex Aycock Donnie Bauer Louise Boggess Geneva Bosley Judith Bradley Philip Brooks Mary Jane Brown Hoyet Burnam Harold Ray Caraway Sylva Lee Chandler Billene Childers Mary Ann Christensen Jane Cobb Ozella Crawford Martha Dalluge Bill Daniel Buddy Daniel Shirley Davis Pauline Dickens Kenneth Dietrich Loy Edwards Neta Franks J. C. Gales Phyllis Gardner Jessie Hayhurst Wesley Hayhurst Jearl Hooper Delores Hutto Shot Hutson Roy Jackson Glenda Johnson Herman Keahey Joe Don Leach Audrey Love Jo Ann McAnelly Roger McMurry Mary McReynolds Elizabeth Massey Billie Mounts Billy Neeley Carlos Newby Thelma Nix Benton Noble Albert Null Doris Nunn Macky Oldfield Pat Parsons Vera Ratzlaff La Don Pruitt Juanelva Rose Gerald Schulte Carolyn Sedgwick DeWayne Shell Otto Schuster, Jr. Donald Smith Donald Speer Lee Ann Stamps Marilyn Stewart Paul Stewart Jimmy Stout Jimmie Tomlinson Joyce Wellborn Charles Whitsett 1. Sophisticated Sophs. 2. Dry Joke. 3. Demure. 4. We two. 5. To be or not to be! 6. Calamity Jane 7. Isn't he gorgeous? 1. New cheerleader. 2. Our prancers. 3. Jo Don Harry James” Leech. 4. Little Sucker. 5. She didn’t say that did she? 6. Simon Legree. 7. Eddy Arnold. 8. Now it isn't that bad. 9. Little boys having a party. 10. Surely not Tot. 11. Freckledy Mahala. 12. Not now. 13. I, am MISS COPELAND. 14. Don't tell me you are in the cafeteria. 15. Take it easy Bud. 16. Peek-a-boo Gabby. 17. Address me as MR. BROOKS. 18. Our WONDER' FUL Ezra. 19. Little Angels. 20. Caught like rats. 21. Advertising for your father again I see. 22. PR 23. 1 don't know, let’s look at her face. 24. Co-Champs. 25. GOOFUS. 26. Look at that muscle. freshmen FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Don Fincher - -................................. -President Kelly Atchley...........................................Vice President Lloyd Dean Morris-----------------------------------Reporter Barbara Flynt................. -...................Secretary Jerry Don Herndon----------------------------------Treasurer Patricia Culwell.............................Student Council Dan Rodgers..................................Student Council Miss Akin............................................Sponsor Mr. Dawson -.........................................Sponsor Bringing new ideas and vigorous activity into high school, the large Freshman class assures profitable years ahead. James Anderson Monette Andrus Kelly Atchley Larry Barbour April Barnes Warren Lee Bell Buddy Berry Edwin Bice Betty Bonds Lester Boydstun George Bozeman, Jr. June Bradley Betty Braly Edward Bryan Edwin Burns Donnie Campbell Ellis Childress Coy Chisum Leslie Culifer Patricia Culwell Jackie Dannecker Dan Davis Dwaine Dennis Robert Dyer Joy Embry Donald Ewing Don Fincher Barbara Flynt Verlie Gales Bettie Lu Gatewood Treva George Marvin Glenn E. C. Goodman Robert Goss Norwood Grubb Alton Hamilton Robert Hancock Walton Hancock Glen Herring Jerry Don Herndon Barbara Hicks Donald Hicks John Hill Evie Lois Hogue Paul Holligan Lois Hood Guy Hooper Amy Hudson Shirley Hutson Dean House Kay Jennings Ray Johnston Joy Brent Thelma Kirkland Frank Kiker Bill Lemmon Sue Love Paul Madura Teresa Melton Loyd Dean Morris Rita Mullins Jewell Newby Dennis Patzig James Perrin Peggy Rankin Larry Riley Dan Rodgers Hubert Schulz Winona Shaw Derry Shell Gary Simmons Melvin Simmons Alton Sipes Loraine Smith Vasco Smith Stanley Terry Mahala Joy Stamps Perry Stamps Ronald Stephens Jan Tucker Mona Tucker Billy Don Watts Charlotte Wheeler Virginia White Eugene Mote, a senior who is rather representative of his class has been chosen to relive, in snapshots, a normal day in his life. a seniors day A long way to go for this book report. He has achieved many honors through- out Texas with his Black Angus show Calves. Gotta hurry! The bus is almost here! “BUS Brother gets home from school early! except during football season. 7:30 and Eugene is calling for his dat DOROTHY BRIGGS JEALBTA ELLIOTT JO VETA BLANKENCHIP BARBARA FLYNT MELVIA WEBB Hallowe'en queen personality queen DOROTHY BRIGGS SENIORS Each year two outstanding students from each class are elected by the faculty to Who's Who------- who's JENNY LOU APPLETON who ------The election is based on the student's scholarship, behavior, loyalty, dependa- bility, citizenship, and achievement. SHIRLEY HUTSON FRESHMEN senior class favorites hill junior class favorites sophomore class favorites PHYLLIS GARDNER freshman class favorites organizations Left to right; Jim Byrnes, Roger McMurry, Jealeta Elliott, Glenn Richardson, Dorothy Briggs, Assistant Business Manager; Marilyn Boydstun, Assistant Editor; Pat Arnold, Pat Porter, Nesta Franks, Effie Null, Bill Rogers, Melvia Webb, Katie Kincaid. The publishing of the account of this school year although a big job, has been a pleasure. Our efforts will have been well rewarded if, in the future, this annual will be to you an accurate history of the school year 1951-52. MRS. SCOTT and MR. PANNELL. Sponsors annual ll PAT PORTER, Editor PAT ARNOLD, Business Manager staff national honor society I vet- sect ' rer Lois patU ’ ujandie 7. « ■ £; M� � � � ,n8 This newly organized society which is based on a fourfold foundation of scholarship, leadership, character, and service will strive to encourage all that which is desirable in the lives of Tulia High School students. • 1 - ji v 'eJS p . i Sam T. Bryan, Principal; Miss Mildred Hulsey, Sponsor; Mr. Roy Devin, Co-Sponsor. Standing: Copeland, Wade, Braly, Overstreet, Blankenchip. Goodwin, McCasland. Byrnes, Jefferson, Vaughn, Galins, Hill, Pogue, Nelson. Sitting: Briggs. Arnold, Rawlings. Hutson, Wilkins, Poage, Boydstun, Parker, Foster, Porter, Hutson, Bosley. o the hornet MR- p Spon oT LOIS PARKER, Editor WANDIE HUTSON, Assistant Editor RONALD LACY, Business Manager GLENN RICHARDSON JEALETA ELLIOTT. BUEALEE THOMPSON PAT PORTER Distribution Manager KATIE KINCAID. MELVIA WEBB, EFFIE NULL Sports Editors Music Editor RICHARD CAGLE, CHARLIE HAILE, EUGENE MOTE, DAN STEWART Page Editors Mimeograph Operators band CONCERT BAND: Oboe--Keahey, Bryan. Flute--Bozeman, Hill, Swinburn, Sammann, McCarty. Clarinet-- McCasland, Rose, Hutto, Dyer, Smith, Jennings, McMurry, McAnelly, McReynolds, Arnold, Sedgewick, Jefferson, Jackson, McGavoch. Hill. Bass Clarinet--Vaughn, Caraway. Baritone Saxophone--Simpson, Boyds- ton. Tenor Saxophone--McMurray, Brown. Alto Saxophone--Rogers, Massey, Simpson, Copeland, Brooks. Cornets--Leacn, Shives, Billington, Pruett. Joy, Wallace, Vars, Armontrout, Campbell. French Horns--Bauer, Smith, Porter, Danneker, Massey, Goodwin. Trombones--Wade Nelson, Chenowith, Marvin, Dietrich, Hale. Baritone--Goodwin, Bright. Bass--House, Boydston, Measles, Deluge. Bass Drum--Tumipseed. Snare Drum-- Carr, Simmons, Houser. Tympani--Foster. pat Porter. Kneel- im Ma)0re ' Uy Elizabeth es. Jo Ann McAnelly. Goodwin, Pat Arnold. Dora Mae Caraway, Secretary; Roy Allen McCasland. Vice President; Bobby Goodwin, President; Kenneth Bright, Stu- dent Director. band sweetheart PAT PORTER ELIZABETH MASSEY GLORIA GOODWIN MARILYN BOYDSTUN CAROL SWINBURN Back row: Hooper, Riley, Warts, Zeeck, Rogers, Madura, D. Love, Chisum, Shell, E. Childress, D. Grantham, Dennis, Jennings, H. Poage, Stamps, Stewart, McCasland, Oldfield, Tucker, Woolsey. Second row: Mullins, Nix, Love, Newby, Roper, Pugh, P. Barnes, Pannell, Orr, B. Barnes, Kiker, Tuggle, Gould, A. Barnes, Herndon, Embry, Grubb, Gatewood, Crow, Galins, Copheranham, Cope- land, Stephens, Flynt, J. Bradley, Gales, Miss McMinn. Third row: Stanaland, Hogue, Hood, Johnson, Davis, Sourer, Andrus. Melton, Bradley, Childers, Crawford, Porter. B. Grantham, Cobb. Shaw. Fourth row: Hayhurst, Boggess, Hudson, White, Arnold, Tomlinson, C. Poage, Chandler. Dalluge, Bosley, Appleton. Elliott, Briggs, Boydstun, Schulte, Griffith, George. choir BOYS' QUARTET Bobby Jennings Zack Pannell Roy McCasland Billy Rogers Pat Arnold Marilyn Boydstun Jealeta Elliott Jimmie Tomlinson Carolyn Poage Dorothy Briggs FRESHMAN ENSEMBLE Joann Stanaland Winona Shaw Rena Souter Virginia White Monette Andrus Amy Hudson Barbara Flynt Treva George Bettie Lu Gatewood Teresa Melton Lois Hood SOPHOMORE OCTETTE Jessie Hayhurst Geneva Bosley Jennie Appleton Mary V. Griffith Billene Childers Martha Sue Dalluge Ozella Crawford Sylva Lee Chandler MISS McMINN Director Left to right: Pat Porter, Reporter; Barbara Flynt, Librarian; Dorothy Briggs, Secretary; Pat Arnold, Treasurer; Billy Rogers, Vice President; Zack Pannell, President. Our chaperones at the fair. We made it!!! These scenes are from the Choir trip to the Texas State Fair in October. The outstanding performance of the Choir in contest in April, 1951, entitled the Choir to an invitation to the State Fair. Left to right, Sitting: Mrs. Smith, Orr, McCasland, Arnold, Blankenchip, Porter, Richardson, Boydstun. Kneel- ing: Grantham, Wilkins. Beckman, Briggs. Hutto. Parker, Braly, Houser, Foster, Copeland. Standing: Hutson, Pogue, Jennings, Rogers, Bright. Officers: ROY McCASLAND, Vice President; PAUL POGUE. President; PAT PORTER. Secretary. Back row . Mrs. Penick, Nix, Parsons. Griffith, Goodwin. Franks, Boggess. Second row: Bradley, Cobb. Stamps, C. Poage, Wilkins, Jefferson, Rose, Tucker, Bonds, Hicks, Culwell, Brown, Dickens. Third row: Crawford, Childress, Appleton, Massey, Bosley, Mullins, Kirkland, Newby, Shaw, Stamps, Gatewood, Jennings, Smith, Barnes, Beckman. Fourth row: Porter, Hill, Hutto, Dalluge, Chandler, Tomlinson, George, Love, Bradley, Hood, Flynt, Wheeler, Souter, Andrus, Melton, Stanaland. Fifth row: Burnett, Foster, Barnes, Pettiet, Galins, Langford, Barnes, Carr, Vaughn, Rawlings, Parker, Christensen, White. Front row: Briggs, Boydstun. McAnelly, Pugh, Roper, Houser, Elliott, Arnold, Copeland, Schulte, Blankenchip, Langford, Palmer, Franks. future homemakers of america Standing: Jo Veta Blankenchip, Treasurer; Rena Sourer, Sergeant-at-Arms; Barbara Flynt. Sergeant-at-Arms; Marilyn Boydstun, Song Leader; Dorothy Briggs, President; Shirley Copeland, Vice President; Marian Rawlings Historian; Lois Parker, Parliamentarian; Dolores Palmer, Secretary. MRS. PENICK Sponsor DELORES PALMER Outstanding F. H. A. Member First row, left to right; Ewing, Campbell, Boydstun, Leach. Bauer, Dietrich. Kiker, Hamilton, Fincher. Love, Bell, Bice. Berry. Second row; D. Smith. Stout. Null, Whitsett. Pogue, Perrin. Patzig, V. Smith, Hicks, Herring, Sipes, Stephens, S. Terry, Solomon, Stamps. Third row; Childress, Glenn. Kitchens, Culifer, Tucker, Rogers, House. Shultz, Riley. G. Simmons. Jennings, B. Rogers. D. Childress. Fourth row; Anderson, Harrington, Davis, Goss. Herndon, L. Grubb, R. Hancock. W. Hancock, Joy, Barbour, Atchley, Chisum, M. Simmons. Fifth row, back; B. Bryan, T. Terry, Burnett, Pearson, Shelton, Noble, E. Mote, Holligan, Cagle, W. Hut- son, Goodman, Haile. Stamps. Johnson, Crow, Overstreet. Pruett. Burns. Nelson. McClurg, Schuster. O'Neall, G. Schulte, J. Mote. Dalluge. Morris, Billington. Larry Nelson, Joe Wood Mote, Joe Edd Burnett, Richard Cagle, Charlie Haile, Reginald Bryan, Tommy Over- street, Bobby Jennings, Wandie Hutson, Eugene Mote. Initiation A program over the public address system. f. h. ZACK PANNELL a. pin-up boy f. a. sweetheart MELVIA WEBB pioneer club Front row: Grantham, Orr, Terry, Pruett, Timmons, Smith, Bauer, Schuster, Zeeck, Bell. Second row; Smith Burnett, Barnes. Hicks, Tucker, Love, Bradley, Bonds, Jackson. Third row: Mullins, Kirkland, Newby, Barnes. Foster, Shaw, Christensen, George, Webb, McClurg, Parsons. Fourth row: Bradley, Cobb, Hill, Hutto, Barnes, Embry, Brooks, Johnson, Null, Morris. Fifth row: Goodman, Simmons, Tucker, Kiker, Overstreet, Burnam, Byrnes, Schulte, Grubb. Sixth row; Hicks. A. Hamilton, Atchley, Herndon, Richardson, Leach, Roper, Pugh, Mitchell, Nickels. MISS NORMA AKIN Sponsor OFFICERS, left to right: Delores Hutto, Program Chairman; Mary Ann Hill. Vice President; Billie Burnett, Secretary; Phillip Zeeck, President. Left to right; Dolly Wilkins, Ouita Jefferson, Carolyn Poage, Lois Parker, Bettye Johnson, Dora Mae Caraway Jane Cobb. future teachers of america OFFICERS, left to right; Ouita Jefferson, Vice President; Dolly Wilkins, Historian; Carolyn Poage, Secretary and Treasurer; Lois Parker, President; Bettye Johnson, Reporter. Seated; Miss Hulsey, Sponsor. Three ages n tofiLe et p ay n 1 ° Learning to read. putute 'Y itd Grade Tea c et. President, Rawlings; Reporter, Kincaid; Sponsor, Mrs. S. C. Scott; Parliamentarian, Blankenchip; Secretary, Schulte; Vice President, McMurry. librarians’ club Tulia Librarians'Club Standing: Mrs. Smith. Orr. Montgomery. Childers. Christensen, Griffith. Boydstun. Briggs, Braly, McAnelly, Dickens. Copeland, Houser. Hutto. Porter. Appleton, Pruett. Galins, Chandler, Tomlinson. Bosley. M. Dalluge, Massey, White, Rose, Boggess, Gatewood, K. Jennings. Sitting: Grantham, Beckman, Bauer. Keahey, Richardson. Bright, W. Hutson. B. Jennings. Rogers, McCasland, Brooks, Leach, Love, Hood, Sedg- wick, Nix. MRS. HERMAN SMITH Sponsor Sleeping Beauty of Loreland A 3-Act Fantasy, dedicated to the magic greater than death that shall wake us all after we sleep long years. Presented January 31, 1952. Later at Happy and Petersburg. -! First row, left to right: Chandler, Blankenchip, Dalluge, M. Stamps, Gatewood, Hood, Schulte, Langford, Wheeler, White, Aycock, Burnett, Goodman. Second row: Bosley. Tomlinson, P. Barnes, Hicks, Bonds, Love, J. Bradley, Culwell, Crawford, Rawlings, Parker, Third row: Childress, Griffith, Newby, Kirkland, Mullins, Shaw. Christenson, George, Webb. Null, Parsons, Franks. Fourth row; Bradley, Cobb, Stamps, B. Barnes, A. Barnes, Embry, Richardson, Byrnes, Roper, Pugh, Mitchell, Nickel. Fifth row: Chisum, Solo- mon, Patzig, Atchley, Herndon. Appleton, Wilkins. Meadows, Hudson, Souter, Andrus. Sixth row: Hicks. Burnham. Brooks, Stewart, Pettiet, Dickens. Langford, Stanaland. Flynt, Melton. I JO VETA BLANKENCHIP Senior pep squad BUD MILLER Senior BILLIE ANN BURNETT Junior SYLVA LEE CHANDLER Sophomore Katie Kincaid Melvia Webb Marian Rawlings Elizabeth Massey Jo Ann McAnelly Dolores Hutto vespa club Mary Ann Christensen Christine Foster Lee Ann Stamps Barbara Grantham Effie Null Pauline Dickens Left to right: C. Foster, Vice President; D. Hutto, Parlia- mentarian; E. Null. President; M. Rawlings. Reporter; E. Massey. Secretary. The Vespa Club is the letter club for girls who are awarded a letter for outstanding action in sports. A true spirit of sportsmanship is invaluable in the characters of truly American young people. Basketball, tennis, and volley- ball are the games in which Tulia High School girls take part. Standing: Rogers, Mote, Thompson, Sarchet, W. Hutson, Pannell, Jennings, Poage, Haile, S. Hutson, Ringo. Kneeling: McAnelly, Bryan, Timmons. Shives, Newby, Smith, Jackson, Lacey, Nelson. COACH TILLERY COACH SMITH club COACH JOHNSON CANDIDATES PAT ARNOLD Monette Andrus, Freshman; Patsy Harris, Sophomore; Mary Ann Hill, Junior. football queen Manager Manager BOBBY JENNINGS, CHARLES HAILE. WANDIE HUTSON Captains CLARENCE TILLERY Coach HERMAN SMITH Line Coach BOBBY JENNINGS End 4 Years No. 50 ( CHARLES HAMILTON End Reserve No. 53 ■ «Ei i ©£Sr3 ZACK PANNELL Fullback 2 Years No. 25 4 ar j- ROY McCASLAND Halfback Reserve No. 28 ✓ ___________ WANDIE HUTSON Fullback 4 Years No. 24 ROY JACKSON Guard 1 Year No. 35 JIMMY NELSON Halfback 2 Years CHARLES SARCHET Center 2 Years ROW RT RINGO Guard £ Years; BILLY TIMMONS Quarterback Reserve No. 22 Quarterback 3 Years No. 21 Guard 2 Years No. 47 BILLY McANELLY Halfback 1 Year No. 29 GERALD SCHULTE Halfback Reserve No. 23 y ■= EUGENE MOTE Center 1 Year No. 31 BILLY ROGERS Tackle 3 Years No. 48 SHOT HUTSON Tackle 2 Years No. 44 CHARLES HAILE Guard 3 Years No. 32 BUTCH BRYAN Guard 2 Years No. 37 CLYDE DALLUGE Tackle Reserve No. 46 CARLOS NEWBY Halfback Reserve No. 27 jm J. C. GALES End Reserve No. 52 ■v Standing: Coach Tillery, Luke, Cansier, C. Hamilton, W. Hutson, Pannell, J. Nelson, Jennings, Coach Smith. Second row: Gales, Sarchet, Rogers. E. Mote, S. Hutson, Haile, Ringo, McAnelly. First row: Shives, Bryan, Dalluge, Newby, McCasland, Timmons, Schulte, Jackson. Whitten. MELVIA WEBB basketball queen CANDIDATES, left to right; Jo Veta Blankenchip, Dorothy Briggs, Shirley McCarty, Dora Mae Caraway, Carol Montgomery. Barbara Flynt, Elizabeth Massey. JUNIOR CANSLER Captain 2 Yr. Letterman Forward MERMAN SMITH Assistant Coach CHARLES (CHAT) JOHNSON Coach Left to right . Bill Daniel, Robert Ringo, Zack Pannell, Pete Grubb, Bobby Jennings, Ronald Lacey. Butch Bryan J. C. Gales, Junior Cansler, Buddy Daniel, Duane Luke . Managers: Charles Sarchet, Jon Ray Whitten. BILL DANIEL Guard 1 Year PETE grubs Yeat REGINALD (BUTCH) BRYAN Guard 2 Years DUANE LUKE Guard 2 Years J. C. GALES Guard Squadman Standing: Coach Smith, Hamilton, Goodman, Sarchet, S. Hutson. Kneeling: Jackson. Newby. Timmons, Bryan, Atchley. BARBARA GRANTHAM Guard CHRISTINE FOSTER Guard DELORES HUTTO Forward MELVIA WEBB Forward CAPTAIN KATIE KINCAID Guard CHARLOTTE WHEELER Forward LEE ANN STAMPS Forward MARY JANE BROWN Guard MONA TUCKER Forward BETTY JEAN BONDS Guard MAHALASTAMPS Guard PAULINE DICKENS Guard BETTYE JOHNSON Forward PEGGY RANKIN Guard PAT PARSONS BARBARA HICKS JEANNE ANN HAMNER Guard Forward Guard Left to right, standing: Miss Akin, Sponsor; Brown, Tucker, Foster, M. Stamps, Webb, Hutto, Dickens, Grantham, L. Stamps, Wheeler, Bonds, Null, Manager. Kneeling: Hicks, Parsons, Johnson, Rankin, Hamner. The F.H.A. girls went on an overnight camping trip to Palo Duro during the summer In October, the Halloween Carnival created a lot of fun with its money making booths and coronation of the queen. VITIBS The Future Homemakers' Slumber Party is one event of the school year that we won’t soon forget! cafeteria staff bus drivers 1. Dan Stewart. 2. Delores Palmer. 3. Glenn Richardson. 4. Marian Rawlings. 5. Jealeta Elliott. 6. Doris Roper. 7. Kenneth Bright. 8. Nesta Franks. 9. Lois Parker. 10. Billy Rogers. 11. Eugene Mote. 12. Pat Arnold. 13. Ima Jean Langford. 14. Melvia Webb. 15. Effie Null. 16. Tommy Overstreet. 17. Genevieve Beckman. 18. Mildred Schulte. 19. Garner Stamps. elementary MR. GORDEN GATEWOOD faculty MR. L. B. PENICK Principal MISS GRACE MRS. ERNESTINE BEACHAM BROWN Supervisor MRS. MARJORIE BREWER MISS HELEN BROWN MRS. KATE CARSON Social Studies Music Fifth Grade Third Grade MRS. LAWRENCE DRAKE MRS. OLA CLONTS MISS EVELYN CULWELL MRS. RAY DOUGLAS Math, Geography MRS. LIZZIE G ARGIS First Grade MRS. GORDEN GATEWOOD Fourth Grade Fifth Grade MISS CALLIE GUNTER Third Grade MISS BONNIE HARDCASTLE Fourth Grade Second Grade MRS. BEULAH MISS JO ANN HENDERSON HENDERSON MRS. BLANCHE COOK School Clerk faculty MRS. J. J. MEADOWS School Nurse MRS. C. 1. MASSEY MRS. BEULAH McGLAUN MISS THELMA McMINN MRS. KERMIT MITCHELL a MR. KERMIT MITCHELL Language Arts Second Grade Music Fourth Grade MRS. PAT O'DANIEL MRS. C. W. MRS. LOLA MAE ROSE SANDERSON MRS. A. L. SHAW Boys’ P.E. MRS. ELBERT SWEATT MRS. W. V. SWINBURN Fifth Grade First Grade MRS. CLARENCE TILLERY Girls’ P.E. Second Grade MRS. I. H. TURNEY Librarian First Grade First Grade O I iri. MR. W. L. WALKER Mathematics MISS HAZEL WILLIAMS Special Education Westley Aldridge Clesta Anderson David Armontrout eighth grade Troy Bates Bob Berry LaFon Berry Ruth Biles Cledon Billington Bill Bivens Shirley Boggess David Bookout Patsy Bradley Frances Brooks Donald Brown Doris Burns Kinan Burk La Donna Burrow Bobbie W. Byrnes Jimmy Cagle Jeff Carlile Eddie Carroll Maymie Chenoweth Lola Chisum Karen Copeland Kathleen Cox Levita Crow Lendel Culifer Doris Dowdy John Elliff Jack Flippo Jarus Flowers Ivars Galins Carolyn Goss Richard Hale Valeria Hall Jewel Hancock Jimmy Hoodenpyle James Jackson Joe Jackson Donald Jennings Linda Jennings M. H. Jobe Kenneth Josey Dale Joy Mary Lea Kinder Joe Love Jo Ena McDuff Dennis McGavock Ann McMurry Ruth Massey Lonnie Mitchell eighth grade Maxine Neeley Jo Ann Neil Ruth Nix Douglas O'Daniel Hugh Osborn Hershel Owens Sandra Pearson Frederick Peek Winnie Phillips Wayne Potter Glenna Reagan Peggy Reid YVonne Sammann Hubert Schulte Walter Schultz Joe Shelton Doretta Simpson Etta Sue Simpson Wanda Spilman Jimmie Stratton Carol Swinburn Bob Thornborrow Barbara Jo Thornton Rayford Townsend Travis Turnipseed Don Max Vars Jim Don Wallace George Washington seventh grade Kenneth Aldridge Nolan Anderson Bonnie Barker Elizabeth Bartlett Charles Beck Berniece Beckman Verlene Billington Evelyn Bonds Amy Lou Brasher Edward Brooks Frances Bryan Harold Butler Lora Jean Cannon Glenn Caraway Billy Chandler Geneva Childress Jerry Dannecker Annie Beth Drake Larry Drake Glenda Ewing David Finch Jimmy Fowler Gaye George Dwain Glenn Doris Goss Ann Grant seventh grade Patsy Hamilton Gracelyn Hansen Terry Harman Sue Harris Marie Hoggins Jean Hoodenpyle Rita Hooper Claudette Hutson Roger Hutson Robert Alan Johnson Jimmy Ketchum June Kirkland Forest Lacey Irma Langford Billy Lankford Tommy Leka Shelda Looney Carolyn Love Dennis Love Diane McDonald Gracie Lee Martin Mary Montgomery Delia Lynn Murrell Betsy Musick I seventh grade Darrell Nelson La Quita Noble Patsy Nuzum Wilma Lou O'Daniel Billy Joe Oldfield Jim Pettiet Joyce Pogue Maydene Porter Mike Pugh Fred Rankin Patsy Rice Sandra Rodden Jimmy Schooler Arthur Smith Jackie Starnes Betty Lou Stone Dan Vaughn Joann Vaughn Genaro Verver Betty Ruth Watts Jerry Weaks Calvin Weiss Elizabeth Ann West Eddie Wilt Ardis Wilkerson Don Young sixth grade Pat Adams Walter Barker Frances Berry Rose Bew ley Ann Blackard Geraldine Boggess Don Brooks Elaine Brown Bobby Cagle Lynda Cagle Robert Caraway Grant Carruth Mary Beth Carter Glenda Chitty Ronnie Cleaver Paul Cox Richard Culifer Richard Dalluge Gilbert Davidson Gene Drake Tommie Bill Edwards Catherine Elliff Katey Ellis Arnold Estes Johnny Eudey Sue Evans Gay Nell Ferguson Carol Jean Flippe Leon Foster Nelda Franks sixth grade Donald Gales Monty Gardner Thomas Garrison Jo Ann Haile Jerry Hair Edith Herring Bobby Hicks James Hill Libbie Hill Tommy Hinkle Jerry Hoodenpyle Calvin Hunt David Hutte Claude Hyatt Marilyn Jobe Clyde Johnson Maynard Johnson Patsy Johnson Carolyn Jones Charles Jones Virginia Kirby Faythe Love Jerry Love Dan McDaniel Arthur McDowell Jerry McDowell Patty Mars Mike Martinez Carole Massey Don Morris sixth grade Paul Murrell Delbert Newman Donald Nickel Sharon Nokes Edmond Parsons Lillie Pope Barbara Potter Carmen Pruett Fern Ramsey Douglas Rodden Lavelda Rose Shirley Ruland Robert Russell Betty Lou Schulte Jerry Shannon Deloris Shaw Inette Shelton Wanda Simmons Patricia Sims Judy Sorrenson David Stamps Dwight Stevens Jerry Sturgess Allan Summers Isaac Thompson Chris Ward Peggy Washington Don White Donna Wilkins 5 C - MRS. BREWER 2 A - MRS. GARGIS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR First row; Lonnie Mitchell, Royce Hutson, James Jackson, Lora Jean Cannon, Marie Hoggins, Doris Dowdy, Patsy Nuzum, Winnie Mae Phillips. Barbara Jo Thorton, Jewel Hancock. Second row: Tommie Crow, George Washington, Cledon Billington, Hubert Schulte, Sandra Rodden, June Kirkland, Betty Ruth Watts, Ann Grant, Carolyn Love, Peggy Reed, Glenna Reagan. Third row; Corky Berry, Wayne Potter, Grade Lee Martin, Clesta Anderson, Jo Ann Neill, Ruth Nix, Maxine Neeley, Joyce Pogue, Patsy Bradley. Fourth row: Douglas O'Daniel, Patsy Rice, Shirley Boggess, Sandra Pearson, Carolyn Goss, Wanda Spilman, Miss McMinn, Director. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL - EIGHTH GRADE Left to right, front row; George Washington, J. L. Southerland. James Jackson, Hubert Schulte, Troy Bates, Allen Summers. Second row: Jimmy Stratton, Fredrick Peek. Lonnie Mitchell. Billy Chandler, Wayne Potter, Joe Love. Top row; Bob Thornborrow. Bill Bivens, Douglas O'Daniel, David Bookout, Travis Turnipseed. Jeff Carlile and Coach Kermit Mitchell. B TEAM - SEVENTH GRADE Front row; David Hutto. Richard Dalluge, Charles Jones, Chris Ward, Don Morris, Delbert Newman, Don Young, Claude Hyatte, Jackie Starnes. Middle row; Isaac Thompson, Paul Cox, Robert Caraway, Edmond Parsons, Fred Rankin, Jimmy Schooler, Darrell Nelson. Back row; L. B. Penick, Coach; Donald Nickel, Kenneth Aldrich, Junior Turnipseed, Eddie Wilt. Don Brooks, Jerry Weeks. Dennis Love, Tommy Dean Elliff and Don White. JUNIOR HIGH BOYS' BASKETBALL First row: David Bookout, Jimmy Stratton, Wayne Potter, Douglas O'Daniel, Jeff Carlile, James Eastep, Lonnie Mitchell, Bob Thornborrow. Second row: George Washington, Cledon Billington, Bill Bivens. J. L. Southerland, Donald Ray Brown, Kinan Burk. JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS' BASKETBALL Left to right: Ann McMurry, Maymie Chenoweth, Mary Lea Kinder, Linda Jennings. Valeria Hall. Shirley Boggess, Maxine Neeley, Sandra Pearson, Mrs. Mary Tillery, Coach; Etta Sue Simpson, Manager; Frances Brooks. Peggy Reid, Doretta Simpson, Glenna Reagan, Carol Swinburn. La Donna Burrow and Winnie Mae Phillips. JUNIOR HIGH BAND Bottom row, left to right; Bobbie Blackard, Lela Simpson. Ruth Smith, Johnny Eudy, Emily Ward, Glenda Homan, Betty Harmon, Alice Goodman, Elizabeth West, Anna Beth Drake, Gay George, Marie Hutto, David Fench, Judy Dawson, Janice Cowan. Second row: Nancy Sherbet. Lavelda Rose, Sue Harris. Betsy Music. Diann McDonald. Carmen Pruett, Gracelyn Hansen, Joann Vaughn, Marilyn Bryan, Linda Wadill, Janice Vice, Charles Jones, Third row; Forrest Lacy, Kay Evans, Billy Lankford, Lonnell Terrell. Baily Ward, Laquita Noble, Sherwood Love, R. l. Little, Bill Goodwin, Carroll Griffith. Fourth row; Mike Music, Carley Smith, Keith White, Tommy Barnett. Terry Griffith, Tommy Goodman, Charles Aycock, Daniel McDaniel. Cris Ward, Jerry Love, Mike Pugh, Jay Vars, Jimmy Hill. Fifth row; Dan Vaughn. Dwain Glenn. A. C. Alexander. Robert Russell, Ed Vaughn, Thomas Garrison, Larry Drake, Darrell Nelson, Dennis Love. Director, Vernon T. Lewis. Jr. High School Carnival King and Queen DENNIS McGAVOCK LOLA CHI SUM Elementary Carnival Queen LINDA LOU WADDILL Congratulations To The Seniors Of 1952 120 S. W. 1st Street Tulia, Texas TO YOU MEW2D+JONES FINER FOODS Phone 111 Phone 666 Tulia, Texas c'pwzwaw e MEMBER Texas Grain Dealers Association Panhandle Grain Dealers Association Storage Capacity 27 5,000 Bu. Telephone 15 Tulia, Texas Compliments of IA)I LLSON-N I CHOLS (jh Tuila, Texas cyyzeA UIA'QDWA'KE Plumbing and Electric Phone 34 Tulia, Texas TfutrCtcau DAIRY PRODUCTS S W I SM-ETR Creamery - Cheese Factory Phone 286 actory Tulia, Texas Phone 97 Tulia, Texas Congratulations To The 1952 Senior Class Tulia High School Our 50th Anniversary Ys ' m =71 2 Locally Owned Nationally Known VARIETY STORE iu70J to 7‘ Jit SENIORS OF 1952 I CGS HA,T?r5WA1?E Phone 664 107 South Austin Tulia, Texas l_ AsV '32'Z?a T Serving Tulia, Swisher and Adjoining Counties For Over Twenty - Six Years l EL.1-65 ________ 1 m a Phone 289 Tulia, Texas fidOt pood 'pood a£r C I r V CAFE Choice Steaks Fine Service Tulia, Texas 225 South 87 Avenue Phone 665 PUT YOUR BEST FOOT FORWARD BWHS-MSHANEV “Your Family Shoe Store” DEPENDABLE 41, DRUGGIST Your Prescriptions Accurately Compounded Fountain Service and Sundries DuBarry Cosmetics On Highway 87 TULI-A =GIN = ‘Satisfied Customers” Is our Policy And We Appreciate Your Patronage Phone 427 Tulia “ toni) JOYCES Cattle Spraying Road Service STUDIO Pho. 224 202 S. 87 Ave. SERVICE WHEN Fine Photography YOU NEED IT jf Ph. 10 iliijM 104 N. Armstrong Tulia, Texas Tuila, Texas mm I y y Compliments of • !' Veterinarian 1 v__ y 6Jflp?A4. 'M (wY Insurance - Loans Real Estate Tulia, Texas Ho 4 Congratulations To The Seniors Of 1952 TULIA Royal and Gay Phone 194 A KERY rea d and | asf,. o $ Bruce Aldridge, Owner Phone 233 Elgin and Hamilton Watches Wallace Sterling Tulia, Texas Corsages - Bouquets - Wedding Arrangements Mrs. Oleta Bates - Owner Phone 83 Tulia, Texas MA12-VELS STYLE SHOPPE Gift Items and Children’s Wear If) Compliments of POXTHC.. MACHINERY OO. Phone 258 201 West Broadway Tulia, Texas - jomji ments oj- TOL_es Everything In School Needs 5 10 Store The Home Of Popular Priced Merchandise Radio and Electronic Shop RADIO SERVICE ASSOCIATE STOR E Appliances, Batteries, Radios Home Owned and Operated By Jack Teel Phone 466 Tulia, Texas JOE'S Quality Craftsmanship Joe Car others - Everybody’s Friend Tulia, Texas One Stop Service SWI5HET? 2- S Z ZCf L Compliments to the Seniors Phone 281 300 East Broadway Tulia, Texas Congratulations to the Class of 1952 Tulia, Texas You're money Y Ahead! Insure Your Home See “TOM 6AGLEY Phone 288 HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES A.V-1. COOPER £ £eo$i-la Decca, RCA Victor Columbia Records Phone 27 Tulia, Texas BILLS B120S. 100% Independent Wholesale - Retail 24 Hour Service Phone 60 Tulia, Texas ZIEG LEETEEi Finest In Farm Machinery Phone 72 143 E Broadway Tulia, Texas For Exquisite Jewelry “Your Time Is Our Business” 3rd Door North Of Bank Phone 329 Tulia, Texas V A UGWN'S Sty£z -and Smartest Styles In Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear Phone 242 145 Broadway Ele ntn MOTOie. COMPANV DeSoto - Plymouth - Sales Service Phone 16 ft Tulia, Texas J.w MUTTO Real Estate and Insurance Phone 352 Tulia, Texas Congratulations To The Class Of 1952 $ C?d?LeQl2, Tulia, Texas Swisher County Electric Cooperative, Inc. Phone 8 Tulia, Texas Congratulations To The Seniors “Finer Things For Men” Call 375 Tulia, Texas WILL-FEOTWEPSTON c o fN n= rNi v TDT . RE-RRER: 222 V . Broadway Tulia, Texas GOODMAN 3 ‘The Best Machinery Deal In Town’ Automobile Tractor Parts Tulia, Texas Lumber, General Building Material Mound City Paints, Oils, Glass, Etc. Farms, Ranches, City Property Established In 1907 Swisher County “The Pride Of The Plains” Tulia, Texas U—l_EE National Brands F or The Entire Family Boot Shoe Department Phone 425 105 S. Austin Combines - Tractors Farm Equipment Phone 46 202 S W 1st I N S UTSA.MCE 1. Life Insurance - An unparalleled profit sharing program. 2. Fire Insurance - Written for 20% less at time of writing. 3. Auto - Currently paying 27 1 2% dividend. Legal reserve - non assessable Nation wide fast claim service Nation’s largest company. DEDICATED TO SOUND PROTECTION AT LOWEST POSSIBLE NET COST. JEWELEE Hamilton - Elgin and Bulova Watches 117 North Maxwell Tulia, Texas e Tulia, Texas Congratulations To The Seniors BAREOUR BROS. Electric Appliances Products Phone 65 Tulia, Texas Congratulations To The Seniors Of 1952 Q . Of Tulia, Texas “A Square Deal Always Phone 680 See Us For Chevrolet, Olds, Frigidaire And Cadillac Irrigation Motors Wintroath Irrigation Pumps Complete Well Service N l OTOR Phone 235 - 685 Tulia, Texas Congratulations To The Seniors Mobilgas M 2� 3 rvj O L_ l J. S. Ford Phone 160 Tulia, Texas Complete Stock Of Food Needs J OY'5 GROCERY and MARKET and SERVICE STATION Friendly Service - We Give S. H. Green Stamps Phone 366 T ulia Congratulations Seniors ! OIL CO. D. W. Hutto - Owner Phone 495 104 N. 87 Av. Tulia, Texas MA.NJ SEN F. H. A., Farm and Auto Loans Julius Hansen Phone 6 Tulia, Texas •HUTTO'S Phone 200 Tulia, Texas steel building (Authorized Quonset Dealer) Corrulux - Stran-Steel - Swing-O-Matic Gates W. R. Houser, Gen’l. Mgr. Pho. 442 Tulia, Texas 1. Next comes the bathing suit. 2. Don't look so mad. 3. NOOOO don’t puleese. 4. Best taxi service I have had in years. 5. And they're still posing. 6. I didn’t think I weighed that much. 7. They didn't take pity on us. 8. Sun princesses. 9. Don't sneak about it Jimmie. 10. But it is so far home. 11. Another joke I suppose. 12. Jackie and Buddy. 13. Coronation. 14. They really walk that way too. 15. Don't ask me for I can't see very well. 16. Big hunter Tim. 17. A.L.J. 1. Looks like Luke and Foster to me. 2. The dance will be over soon and then we can have some fun Charles. 3. Next time you are out sunning, let me know. 4. Yes. I THINK they are Seniors now. 5. Dot and Ken. 6. Day- dreaming. 7. You could have waited. 8. Glamour girls from way back. 9. We girls. 10. Some luscious creature from T. H. S. 11. Be careful girls. 12. Big boys and girls now. 13. Nice looking dog. 14. You be first, we can vait. 15. Heap BIG squaw. 16. This is where I quit. 17. Big Ikes. 18. Another creature from T. H. S. 19. It must have been funny. 20. Long lost Katie; Melvia and Effie. 21. Well I don't know for sure but that is what I heard. THE WHOLE TRUTH This hilarious comedy pre- sented by the Senior Class on May 7 was directed by the class sponsors, Mrs. Scott and Mr. Pannell. OUR TOWN was the contest play directed by Mrs. Herman Smith. It won second place at the district meet with two members of the cast, Roy McCasaland and Pat Porter be- ing placed on the all-star cast of the district. ■■ ARSENIC AND OLD LACE,” a well known and popular play was di- rected by Mrs. Smith and presented on the 15 and 16 of May. interscholastic league contests TRACK Dwane Luke, Butch Bryan, Jimmy Nelson, Charles Sarchet, Zack Pannell, Wandie Hutson. Sitting: Donald Ewing, Donnie Campbell, Guy Smith, Robert Ringo, Billy Rex Stephens, and Billy Timmons. These students participated in the Interscho- lastic League contests, winning honors in the various events for themselves and for Tulia High School. TENNIS Lee Ann Stamps, Garland Wade, Melvia Webb, and Effie Null. LITERARY EVENTS Phillip Zeeck, Extemporaneous Speech; Dennis Patzig, Junior Declamation; Jo- ann Stanaland, Junior Declamation; Pattie Houser, Essay Writing; Juanelva Rose, Spelling; Lois Parker, Extempo- raneous Speech; Bobbie Braly, Extem- poraneous Speech; Dorothy Briggs, Spelling. sadie Ha day On April 1, T. H. S. turned Dogpatch and held a Sadie Hawkins Race complete with Marryin' Sam to fire the start- ing shot. By dragging the captured boy across the finish line the girl had her date for the Sadie Haw- kins party the following Satur- day. These are some scenes from the party. Top: Charmin’ couples from Dogpatch Society. Left to right: Happy Hobos. Pearly Belle and Pete? Purty corsage, Injun Joe. TIT winnah. Kirk Hulsey Callers and Mr. Bryan. These Oriental ladies served at the JUNIOR - SENIOR BANQUET. In an Oriental garden with paper lanterns, sampans, chopsticks, and costumed boys and girls as servers, the Seniors enjoyed one of the most beautiful and delicious banquets ever given in T. H. S. This last banquet, given by the Senior mothers, is one always to be remembered by the Seniors of '52. The SENIOR BANQUET theme was Dutch and the beautiful decorations complete with big windmill and table decora tions of tulips, wooden shoes and Dutch figures only made the delicious food better. After an entertaining pro- gram by Mrs. Henderson, the mothers and the Vandergriffs, movies of the Senior trip were shown.______________________ Cheer up my brothers You're in the sunshine, SENIOR TRIP Come on in; the water’s fine Mr. Pannell and the boys Sungrins? Mr. Treasurer Pogue Howdy Pardner Mote and Jennings Water Guns Inc Homesick ? graduates of 1952 Top row: Marian Rawlings, Paul Ray Pogue, Jean Langford, Tommy Overstreet, Melvia Webb. Second row: Don Childress, Nesta Franks, Bueal Lee Thompson, Delores Palmer, Doris Roper Rousseau. Third row: Carol Jones Montgomery, Dan Stewart, Mildred Schulte, Garher Stamps, Hffie Null. Fourth row: Eugene Mote, Patti Houser. Bill Rogers, Gerda Galins, Charles Haile. Not Pictured: Kenneth Bright, Ronald Lacey, Bud Miller, Carolyn Meadows Poage, Harold Poage, Margaret Pugh, Glenn Richardson, Anna Lea Hickman Schuster and Katie Kincaid Brown. The Baccalaureate sermon was given by Reverend Dennis on Sunday, May 18 at 8:00 P. M. Seven seniors received awards on Class Night, May 20. Certificates were given to honor students in all high school classes. Graduation exercises were held on Friday, May 23. Wes Izzard, Editor of the Amarillo Globe News, gave the address. The Senior Mixed Octet sang You'll Never Walk Alone. Marian Rawlings gave the salutatory address and Pat Porter the valedictory address. Diplomas were presented to forty-three graduates and the following students planned tocomplete requirements by corre- spondence courses: Harold Poage, Deryl Love, and Kay Phillips. LOIS PARKER Sorosis Citizenship Award JUNIOR CANSLER Hornet Booster Award R. C. BOSLEY American Legion Boys' Award PAT PORTER Tulia High School Award English and Thespian Awards BOBBY JENNINGS Lions Athletic Award DOROTHY BRIGGS Woman's Study Club Essay Award WANDIE HUTSON Kiwanis Award First row: JoVeta Blankenchip, W. A. Tucker, Pat Arnold, Deryl Love, Shirley Beth McCarty. Second row: Richard Cagle, Jealeta Elliott, Guy Smith, Genevieve Beckman, Kay Phillips. School is far from deserted when classes close. Mrs. Pannell, school secretary, has added responsibilities in the summer--checking out equip- ment, carrying on correspondence, and in general keeping things run- ning smoothly. On the file in the corner are the trophies, plaques, and certificate which the band won in its spring ac- tivities in Altus and Canyon. The new junior high building is rapidly progressing. A very attractive addition to the campus, this building will help the crowded conditions al- ready found in the modern school sys- tem. As the school prepares for the opening of classes in September, we see that, vacation or not, school is a year-round activity. Here is Mr. Jones who makes summer the most colorful and beautiful season at school. The well-kept lawns and beautiful flowers as well as the refinish- ing of furniture, floors, and school rooms are due to the hard work of Mr Jones. Summer classes in history, typing, and homemaking were held here. Algene O’Daniel, summer homemaking instruc- tor, is conducting a class in textile painting. As an answer to crowded schedules and needed courses, summer classes are growing. 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