White Deer High School - Antler Yearbook (White Deer, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1953 volume:

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A 5.1 gi, :' if,1--1:,iQ,+Q.',14LH1.!g,- ,A -- 1 1-..:T:fi .. - e QL' 2,-',-QF, '1 V- 1.1Q,r.1f u-get-v, :u'.t: , IWMVE-. Iffawgirt-, ,V,',,, :, - 1 '?iI,-ylyfzggfzg-v Q-2-.g:fg,5JQ.w,'g-Q ' --'-A .TJJE.j!?'?ig5aiS.. . , A .lag-,A--1, .Q I Er , 41 - ., cy: .T -Q-'L-ixysl, M: IH, W ' K. , ' '.. Nl. W A , nf 4, W ,F t W 'Mx ' gj:I:? ' V :. Y .J 'lr T: ,f-' :F Ti'?rn- xr :'!1T lf. .- . .. , .- WHITE DEER HIGH SCHOOL FOREWORD Throughout the year, from our quarters in the barracks, we have watched eagerly the construction of a new high school building across the street. We have seen the workmen run a strong foundation, erect the stee1beams,laythe bricks, then add the other materials that make ours one of the most beautiful edifices in this area. As the men have been going about their work across the way, we, too, have been building - building something even more important and more enduring than a structure of steel and brick. We have been building our eternal lives. Maythe yearsto come prove that we have built well, that we have laid a firm foundation of intellectual achievement and added to it strength and beauty of character, so that we, like our splendid newbuilding , may be of great and lasting service to our community. CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION FACULTY CLASSES PERSONALITIES ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS CAMPUS SCENES is '- IT ik-EEL 0' ji-. UEIlU U un- H?-QFULH ,-,,v-fm .P -, --H Wu-- 3 HB U.---0 f gif? a RUS EES, PRL SCHOOL PROGRESS -7e'7.fi'? . ll fill 1 'mi'5?5 W't 11 B igvgmfi ' L Q. 135 ' ' wf ' 1 -a .fn .. V1 ,R P ? A N ggzgimal ' ' f .,v.3.if'fiaa2,.,f',pJW . ,MI R W -' .. je 'I li.: , 'L . . f.-Q . A 1 , ' .Jw - ,M . ,- - . A.. , , Q v 1 - ' , 7 'A UA A . '- . ' T ., , . z., ,.,Q',jA. ' f Tfisff' ' . ' Q wg PA ' ks , 'M 'H ' ' 3 .1 , A 1 , I n K -nf fy - , 'APA . . ' flu!!!-1 'r-r ,' ' ., . . .. ,V .. .-,- L ,,,.,,,,.,, . '-, . ...' . rp ' UL- J - .2-gr-.5 ,af -4-..... , I . ,-, Wg Qu .-LQ ... -1',,g3..Q1, . 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M.A. - Denver University ENGLISH Mrs. J. T. Webster B.S. - W.T.S.C. LIBRARIAN Hobart McDonald SPEECH 1- Kenneth Livingston B.A. - E.N.M.U. PHYSICAL EDUCATION M.A. - Oklahoma A. and M. FACULTY C BU I LDS R. Y. Corder M.E. - W.T.S.C. SCIENCE FOR AMERICANS WAY Calvin Strickland B.A. - A.C.C. MATHEMATICS jx , r Mary Green B,S. - Texas Tech. HOMEMAKING Mrs. Horace Ledbetter B,S, - N.T.S,C. INDUSTRIAL ARTS PHYSICAL EDUCATION John Driskill B,A. - Southwestern State MoEu ' WQSQTQCQ INDUSTRIAL ARTS Dav1d Grayson MsEo ' WoTosoCn SOCIAL SCIENCE E. G. Gaston AGRICULTURE - Mrs. J. R. McMurtray R.N. - St. Vincent College of Nursing NURSE 'T RRR' T T fifsfiig '-if N T R.RR' T E . T t James Love Q w R I B.S. - w.T.s.c. gf 3 Xu COACH I N I X 1 T + L X T R Nils gs li V 44 B.S. - Texas Tech. Clauda Everly B.A. - T.S.C.W. M.A. -California U. JOURNALISM ENGLISH Helen Walker B.B.A. - Texas Tech BUSINESS Byron Autrey B.A., B.S. - Central Missouri State C. M.A. - W.S.T.C. CHORUS BAND W 1 lf HIGH SCHOOL, NORTHEAST END CLASSES SENIORS BLUEPRI T PLA S FOR FUTURE DOUGLAS COFFEE F F A. Vice-Pres. J'r. Chapter, '50g Pres., F.F.A.. '51, Masquersg outstand- ing Soph. student, Student Coun.Rep.: Pres., Senior Class: Secy-Treas., W MORLAN SHUMAN Football, Track, W Club5Masquers5 Outstanding Junior Citizeng 1-,ittle Women N.H.S., Vice-Pres., '53, Most Energetic '52, Vice-Pres., Senior Class, Pres., Science Club ...el W -.1 .- .-,,. X jr 5- 'sf ,,q.,i,, , ,, -., . I- ! -ff-Q al ,gg X .h nl, ml ! N 1 4.53 1 r l E' or LAVERNE MCADAMS Doe C lub Pres., '52, F.H.A.5 N.H.S.: Ma s que r s 5 Student Coun. Rep, Volleyball, Basket- ball, Annual Queen att.,'5lg Annual Queen, '52, Secy- Treas., Senior Class, Cheer- leader, '51-525 Pep Squadg Glee Clubg Crafts Club, Most Outs tand in g Soph. studentg Good Posture Queen 49' The Senior C la s s , sponsored byGer- trudeGolladay' and R.Y. Corder, led the social p a r ad e of 1953. An ambition party was held on November 8, They were honored at three banquets, by the W.M.U.'s of White Deer and Skellytown Baptist Churcheson February 5 and 12 and the Juniors on March 2.8. Five days were spent in Colorado Springs, starting on April 2.9. The Baccalaureate service at which Dr. Douglas Nelson spoke, was followed by a reception given by Supt. a nd Mrs. Laycock. At last-Commencement, May ZZ, in the new auditorium,with Burl Huffman making the address. NANCY FORD Doe Club, Secy-Treas. '52,'53g Thespiansg Masquersg Cathedral Clock , Hlrnagin- ary Invalid 3 One Mad Night , F.H.A. Parl. '53g Crafts Club, F.T.A. Secy-Treas. 53 Student Coun. Rep., Secy-Treas. '53, Most Dependable, '52g Buck's Tale, Ed., 53 N.H.S.3 Pep Squad CARL MCCABE Football, Basketball, Track, Pres. Fresh man Classg Most Outstanding Athlete '52g Student Coun. Vice-Pres. '53, GleeClubg W Club, Masquersg Science Club IP GUYDA BAT EN Bandg Glee Club, Trio '50g Basketballg Volleyballg Pep Squadg Doe C1ubgMasquersg N.H.S.,Trea.s. '53g F.T.A.g Most Cheerful Girl, '5Zg Annual Queen, '53. BARBARA BENTLEY Pep Squadg Doe Club, Vice-Pres. '5Zg F.H.A., Pres. '53g N.H.S.g Lib.Club5 Bas- ketballg F.T.A.,Hist. '53, ThespiansgMas- quers, Vice-Pres.'53g Buck's T ale , Ed. , '523 The Imaginary' Invalid g Little Women g One Mad Night g The Heir- ess g Most Dignified Girl, '52, DAVID BRADFORD Football, Mgr. '51, '5Zp Basketball Mgr. '51, 523 Nl-IS.gScience Club,Reporter, '53. JAMES BICHSEL F.F.A. BETTY COFER Basketbal1gSecy.-Treas., F1-eshmanClassg Doe Clubg N.H.S.g Buck's Tale, Mgn. Ed. '53g Student Councilg Masquersg F.H.A.3 Lib. Club. Vice-Pres. '53, SUE COLEMAN GILL F.H.A.g Pep Squadg Masquersg Glee Club, Buck's Tale, Cir. Mgr., '53g Lib. Club, Secy-Treas., '53. 12' .J 1 CJ-, , A fetal! ALLEN CALHOUN Tenms, Football Mgr., 51, Reglonal ln Math, '51g Buck's Tale. DON CARPENTER F. F. A., Sec y . '51, Parl. ' 5 OgF0otballg Trackg W Clubg Crafts Club, NORMA GIBSON Glee Club, T riple Trio, '52g Pep Squad: F.H.A.g Antler, Asst. Ed., '53g Masquersg Doe Clubg Football Que e n Attendant '52, PATT Y HE MPHILL Buck's Tale, Mgn. Ed . '52g Crafts Clubg Glee Club, Pres. 'Sly F.H.A. RICHARD ESTES Footballg Track. JERRY FOOSE Footballg Basketballg T rackg W Clubg Vice-P re s . F re shrnan ClassgN.H.S.g P1'es.Sophornore Classy Masquersg Thes- piansg Science Club, Vice-Pres. '52. MAX COWART Volleyball, Basketball, Mgr. '53g Masquers. KENNETH HIGHTOWER Trackg Football, W Clubg Masquers ALMA HOWARD Pep Squadg Bandg F.H.A., Treas. '52., Vice- Pres. '53g Doe Club, Basketba1lgJN.H.S.g Thespiansg Masquersg Glee Clubg The Imaginary Invalid g One Mad Night 5 The Heiress , all starcast regionalg Little Wornen g Buck's Tale, Girls' Sports Ed, '53g Most l, '52 g Student Council, '49, '50, JACK HOOD Football, Basketball, W Club, Science Clubg Glee Club. YVONNE HENRY Basketball, Mgr. '53, Doe Clubg F.H.A., Reporter '5Z3 Band, Majorette '50, Secy- Treas. Sophomore Class, Masquers, Re- porter-'5lg Most Energetic Girl '52, Buck's Tale, Sports Ed. '52, N.H.S., Secy, '53, Pep Squad, Cheer Leader '52, Vice-Pres. '53, Crafts Clubg I. L.P.C. 5th plac e , '5Zg Antler, Sports Ed. '53gVolleybal1g Foot- ball Q-ueen '52, MAX JORDAN Footballg T 1' a c kg Basketballg W Clubg Vice-P r e s. '53, Vice-Pres. Sophomore Classg Masquers. V 1' IUANITA HERNANDE Z Buck S Tale, Asst. Ed. 523 PepSquadgDoe Clubg Glee Clubg F.H.A.g Volleyball. CLELA PERSHALL Pres. Freshman Classg Secy-Treas. Soph- omore Classg Reporter Junior ClassgFoot- ball Q ue e n Attendantg Cheerleader ' 5 0 , '5lg fat Velma, Oklaj Pep Squadg Basket- ball, Mgr. '53g Buc k ' s T aleg Lib. Club, Reporter. FIDEL LOPEZ Football, Basketball, W Club, Volleyball JAMES Mc COY Footballg Basketballg Trackg Vice -Pres. , of Junior Classy F.F.A. fe... Q7 PAT KALKA F.H.A.g Pep Squadg Masquersg Glee Clubg , Buck's Tale, '53g Lib. Clubg N.H.S. .....l. ' w BETTY KNUTSON Buck's Tale, '5Z,Crafts Clubg Pep Squadg Glee Club: F.H.A.g Masquersg Volleyball. , ,-y ROBERT PRESTON Band, F.F.A.g Crafts Club. CARDELL PUGH Football, Co-Capt.'5Z, Honorable Mention State '52, W Club, Basketball: Student Council '50g F.F.A.g Glee Club. BARBARA SKAGGS F.H.A.g Pep Squadg Basketball, Glee Club, Buck's Tale. BETTE WEBSTER Pep Squad, Cheer Leaderg F.H.A.gN.H.S., Reporterg F.T.A.,Vice-Pres. '533 Basket- ball, Co-Capt. '53g Lib. Club, Pres. '53, Thespians, Treas. '53g Glee Clubg Doe Club, Pres. '53g PrettiestGirl,'52g Friend- liest Gi rl, '52g Masquersg Annual Queen Att. '52.g Volleyball, Co-Capt. B Squad, '5lg The Imaginary Invalid g Buck's Tale, Feature Ed., '53, Antler, S Secy-Treas. Junior Class. PHILIP RAPSTINE Basketballg Track, Macbeth g One Mad Night g Masquers, Vice-Pres. '52g Thes- pians, Vice-Pres, '52, N.H.S.g G le e Clubg W Clubg Antler, Ed.5 F.H.A. Sweetheart Candidate, Gloria Mundi , Student Coun- cil, Pres. '53g Science Club, Secy-Treas. '53, GLENN SATTERWHITE F.F.A.3 Football, Track. BUD WILKERSON 1 V Footballg Basketballg Tennisg W Clubg 1' 15- 1 Crafts Clubg Band. Y , ' N 'fl 4' , I -H-.' W,--I f '- - 4 l ' Sli- I ,Y Y li m,-N if H I N . . Y it--Y I not I .5 fi , BILL WILKERSON Mffg y ' . -' ', v.W , W FIVE?-T: . J- ,QL ' 3 Footballg Basketballg N.H.S.g Band: Good . Q' 'D x ' C Posture King, '5l: Most Dignified Boy, '52g I H A' I f ,I ' LJ- Y --. 5 --W club. Lg. .L Il ANNIE LOU RIGGINS F.H.A.g Pep Squadg Glee Clubg Masquersg Buck's Taleg Lib. Club. , i 1 BETTY WEST Glee Clubg Pep Squad , Vice-Pres. '52g F.I-I.A.g Thespians, Sec y. '53gMasquersg N.H.S.g Football Queen ' 51g Antler, Bus. Mgr. '53g Buck's Tale,Cir. Mgr., '53g Doe C1ubg ter, '53, f JIMMY WILLIAMS fi 1' Football: Band, Vice-P1'es.'533 W Clubg 49 MI Glee Club. DICK SHIPLEY j U ' , , -5 - 5 f .I iz , :T ' -Mft.:-' 4+ if Football, Co-Capt. '53g Basketballg Tennisg -my Pres. 533 Glee Clubg Track. A J' ' .- , ' , nn n fit ' -at -g-hifi-Zi! Volleyball, P1-es.Jum0r Class, w Club, A-SPM JUMIORS ERECT SCAFFOLD FOR CONSTRUCTION . so O T , fgf, N f . 4 C.. L V Y 4 jj! i 'lf 'll g f X ' . ' ' James Huffhines K 4- V A 7 L' Pat1'iciaHendricks PRESIDENT SECRETARY-TREASURER RcmaldMills VICE-PRESIDENT The Junior class spent most of the school term in raising m o n e y for the junior-Senior banquet and the pro- spective senior trip. The class managed the concession stand at the foot- ball and basketball games and sold advertisements for the football programs, which they distributed at the games. Other funds were derived from commissions on the sale of toothbrushes. A skating party in Pampa completed the year. Class members who won honors during the year include: Marilyn K ai s e rr and Dewayne DeFever, musicg De Wayne, sports writingg Ronald Mills and Donald Den- ham, a thl e ti c s 5 Dick Foose and james Huffhines, dramaticsg and james, photography. Miss Helen Walker, Mrs. Horace Ledbetter,David Grayson, and john Drisldll were class sponsors. STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES Pauline Centrell Donald Denham Cm f'-,ai'-gr? QW ,. ' g-- ' '.1.r W, - :lv-3 rg. is j 1 , fr ,., , A f, V I 7 1 - : Ju! ' . 1 g.S-.' M. . -z 1 ' '-. ' 'QV d . ':'JI?? 1 fl- J., Dick Foose Donna Eubanks N . , 0 ii ',..,1 X n- .- , ?- ,-- ..- Donald CoEer DeWayne DeFever .T H I- , - - - ,VV--.T --: -fzfff ---- - ---- -1 Q Clint Freeman Don Gallaher I f 'QQ W ,, w- ,Q F ' m f - , Barbara Evans ' - ', 1 UNIORS O i f ! Marilyn Kaiser Edward Vaughn Bernice Young V LA, Emoline Gilreath Eugene Hoskins .,-..,.f-.-if-ffmv ' ,A-'.-1.3 w 41 , ,,, . . 'm-' E .:,' ,. N x f I K 1 Shirley Smith Delbert Lemley f ,f N, fyx SOPHOMORES BRICK SCHOLASTIC WALLS , .yt .. I ,. X - VV., 1: 'C -' A, M ,, is T '- V. 11,3 i 5 ' '-It sl A ' gl- - . J I -. If j r rsee rl X. if Larry Cannon Patsy Moran Jack McCabe PRESIDENT SECRETARY-TREASURER VICE-PRESIDENT The Sophomore class had only one social affair during the year, a skating party the first semester. Representing the class in school activities were Beth Brooks, an attendant to the Football Queeng Patsy Moran,' an attendant to the Annual Queeng and Naomi Hill, one of the prettiest girls. Outstanding in special fields were Roger Barrett in Eng- lishg Marion Bichsel in industrial artsg and Ray Eller in agriculture. jug! I erry Kotara and Jerry Gordzelik went to ' the state contest in d airy cattle judging: N. ip xv Billy Mostellerwas on the livestock judg- iu Mfr' Q E ing te ami and Roy and Ray Eller and o E Marion Bichsel won tenth out of 42 teams 1 E, in crops judging at Texas Tech. Class sponsors were Mrs. J. T. Webster fi 'Rig and Coach K. L. Livingston. 2 L? Y P r Roy Eller Betty Jo Freeman STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT C OUNCIL N2-:7.'w+' , -'Lia rj ',11,,. -' ' 1: :I V' 5 .- ' X' W 1 i H J ft JW K I f X tfX if SOPHOMOR S B B563 t fwggsfgi HWSJSWQZW .w ,,.,..r... ,. ...,i.2..,A .. .I , ., X V , WW , Egl in y - 4- ,,, -a,.:w f.-Moa THQ? , ' '5?' 4.-lj?-29,1-g?Q?Zi?aSPf-r-IF, A ,. ,.x, f-1 -:x-.-vi ,f..-1-,.,.,-5 'bfi' ' '. A. -Q.,-. ' 'wsm:':f?j'Q. -'UW 'WW 19 'f 3 312.244 - ef L, L -1. 2---nf wwf! W 51253943 apr www ww Beth Brooks Annette Burns Doris Carter Sharon Dickens Norma I. Dorsey Roy Eller Bette Foster pf ? Hazel Bake r Ve rnon Bake 1' Roger Barrett Marion Bichsel Q izzsf EJ.LwJ1H,.!' 6 Ie rry Ballard .A --nw--vf::1----- v 1 4 1 , . f 1g 11- ' 1 , 4 fl, 4- 1- 3 I . ,QQ W , ' -11 , ,al uf 1 fum R. .Q Y f , X A' f' I W A uf fa w 1 A ,A Q 3? ' ' 1 1 I .I ml r za fx :Q I A, A ar Y, W Q Ep! ,., xt Ka V f V MXL ' Q B I x -'W' ' 1, ,ml , . ,fr ',7'5TE'5 if Efwixinf? 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M1 43? iryh f+?.,q-251 lf! - 1 f g I ' 7 1 I tl SOPHOMORES 4' ' 'Q 'midway 5-5-Q-f.. 523112, 5f'.?JA':g3 .5,,-,fs L, -1wsv'v:.-r ' - was 35553 fit-'Simi 5'35?'f,5:r TA M Hwyuwwwfifygl prsw Y' 5 pfcfifif'- 3'-,vi fl? rw 351+ sfmggg 25:2 f fE5?i EN-Paws-454' - I, N ,. Q Q- vs' Wk, V 5 Eiflfzfifz ff sf-F' Mary Huggins Dale Hunt Jimmy Johnson mff-- W 'Y 3 -'e.-1I1jf.,,.-- ' 1- II 94 I I I 'vigrgi-wI.II -: ,.u.,f iff- 'P QI mfgfejffh I. gf. AL 1 ,5 W 1 X I I , II I II F M , 1 I Ig'a?ffr 4, '- .1 1 4 , , 1:-' Q .3 ' Y ff - Il!! SOPHOMGRES er - - .. -.- -5 .r -ur jqhk -ri' I, Q:-2.31- ' we r 4:4gff,,awy- '- ,ggifal 'r - w-si-11411413 45S?RQ:ns:9lz'1'E1i'?N-7 uhy, ,gt ,L ,, , Geraldine Rhoades Bette Fern Roles Audra Sargent Lou Wayne McBee Yvonne McCoy Helen Perdue -..asp Lynette Powers Ie rry Puckett Patsy Smith Q, Ruth Smith Ierle Thomason Lovelle Vaughn Inahue Wall Ted Williams Eugene Willis Allen Young xr .M . , x, 'I x ff .u,. , I ul ffl ? . - - ,Sp 1 'Ml .. 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Malone PRESIDENT l i in A. . r be , I V f.: V I , 1' ,, l fi '71, I l X l Julia McConnell TREASURER I -'kg Shirley Keel SECRETARY 2-- wg, 1 if F 151 1 . n . , .. . 1 w V . ,', . - ,H 1 Dean Foo se VICE-PRESIDENT For social functions the Freshman class enjoyed a skating party at the roller rink in 'Pampa in the fa ll anda picnic at Cargray Lake in the spring. I Individuals who brought honor to the class during the year were: Amy Durning , who was named best actress in the regional one-act play c o nte st, and Lyda Spears, who played the lead in the play, which placed second in the regional meet, Ronnie Rhodes, andlimmy Gray, who received second division ratings, and Jerry Gray, who received a third division rating on their solos in the district band contestg George Collis, who was a member of the dairy cattle judgingtearnwhichplaced second in the area, fourth in the region,and representedthe school in the state c onte st at Texas A and M3 Alvin and Melvin Kalka, who w e r e on the livestock judging teamg George Bagley, who was awarded a trophy in a magazine sales campaigngJ'u1iaMc- Connell, who was atlggndant to the Annual Queeng andJ'anice Hess and Shirley Keel, who were F.F.A. Sweethearts. Sponsors of the class were E.G. G a s ton a nd Miss Clauda Everly. 'N Evil- Ut fi HQ' X' I ..- sf- ,f g3g:.fL,31 .-f ae 7 'Q Hd . tk, . . 1 21. 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' 3 , .Q 2464? .Lia .tif Henry As encio Ruth Bagley cd K f .ffx A fi W? i 3-.sq xr 311. -Z' , N ,VL .Toyce Ballard Frances Cantrell Otis Frost Richard Haiduk Charles Harrison Eula Jones Maynard Kotara Brantley Laycock , Jerry Mills Lynn Morris W Danny Myers N ' Peggy O'Neal 1 of it Marilyn Peugh James Smith J'.B. Smith Leon Vandergriff Walter Dean Wyatt L If .0 :- FOR HIGH SCHOOL ATTAINME T N ll! cr- '- J 67 :amuse Claudine McCoy Lloyd Marlar Carroll Noble John Parsons Billy Phillips Judy Rhodes Bobby Wallin james Werley Bobby Jo Willis Diane Witcher Johnnie Hand Mickey Huffhines Bobby johnson Rita Kay johns Don Jones James Kalka Anna Kramer Nancy Lester A, ffl. .1 4 ,N A ww! .- H,,1' l b ., I I I L . 1 -4T.Q'Li V Ruby Cook Wilma Dunivin Gary Gosnell Charles Grady LN 'N 'W 1 13 .Ja 1 3?Qf'fl 5 .1 s w ' 1 5 I X 1 'Q 1 P 1 ,uv,?T.iyfr ,j g If fi I-' if - A uf, V 'Q lml ily'-fairy if .li - F! J I A as m y :ici if J ' 4 A - ,filgli -:Mil L' f lbw. ' Q4 ' J:-if i cf.. 2' 1 .4-, 1, . I AL 'K+ if Ci 'if' S W, L , W,-me 1,- Q1 .fl WT. s. T'.1.-, 6.4 if-1-'QAe':caf'f.: mr-21 nr 5 r I' 5 5 ' il, a' - ,I . if I' ' 4. 1 'U ' 'L 5 Q ' , 3 'i I k Q' 'V '., ' ' '1 . .,..4 sw j:,::n:,:., -W, f ., ::,::g. - - .i !12!g7'!iq,g.. -X, :-'-:ng . 41-,Z ':fr:::-101393-. , H ' A- 59:1 .-- ,1 ig, , fi 622-Pfifzrtsuik --..-ip 1 . -.- c .f--:- .- .11 .:. p.. '---,.- f?mxY5,u-. l m. Fai 3 :f-1:31 ' .uv-:::-.:-.::.':?1La--. l Y -fs fi ' r . . iz. M . ,A ff ' , ei - l P J'-ff A 1 , V ,a V , A . x V 11.1711 1 W - V Vi Y ff 35 e H Hag! be ' J -1 Y 501 -f .h 'ig I - ' w I Nw., ' .f.,..- -are '- '4 'f'k'jw V, I ' E 2' 5 'LJL i J R ' A ' fl? fx' sl Jef f mi: , N' 1 L' - Wy. 'mf' -.. .-'W' va The ' ,V .wr :,5 '1 - ' 1 i ..-' ff, . l.. 1 up-5 1 'V '-'A . ' ' , ,. H., -1. , nf - - '51 ' ' if Jr il' 1 uw.--, . Y V I El f yn ij.-4 . . .H -a -1 A -M IJ- - .1 all f' 1 :P KX If me Q - in g I I Y -VVY Ii , -gzagifiv ,M soclALl AFFAIRS HONOR GRADuATEs w.M.U. I ' BANQUET af. Q fsfxQ.2mf-1212 if 'H-si 'K it f1'..,W5fg'm:-W WHITE DEER 2-if Mrs. Corder, Mrs. Lake Pylant, and Mr. Corder Mrs. Lyons, Rev. H. G. Lyons, andthe Corders -W' 1 MQ' :.' . ff, - We . . 1 o o kqf A 51- H 4' QQQA . 8-'QB' nw, x 15.34 Wayland Quartet 3:-eq' , f. L if f,,,,1?LLQi - . iv!--, Rev. Winfred Moore Bob Smoble 'if se: SKELLYTOWN SKELLYTOWN W.M.U. W.M.U. BANQUET BANQUET Mr. Shaw, Douglas Coffee , Miss Go1lada.y,Mrs. Kelly Max c., Bill w., Mrs. shaw 4, -.-LA' Q LAYCOCKS' RECEPTION ' 4 I 1 .HU N ,fra :u,. . . 32' ,n w,- .':- II, ds., nn w:,:.L,f 9. -- ... Ar 'ii .. -,-,W-. F 2,1 Yvonne, Morlan, Mrs. Corder 6 x rf 1 I 11 f U s i Lx I W n v 0, , in f., M. . ..,- ww :I ' HIGH SCHOOL, MAIN ENTRANCE PERSO ALITIE Fi J 5- It ,, EQ' . K YE r Ex Nix v I HI N rw I1 V rf V I f QA f P LM I ' -:s'1.QWu-i'91f-iii'-, 1 ' 'iw ' r r V Aw, of -f ATTE DI G THE PRINCESS WERE - SHIRLEY SMITH Inmior is fi' A PZ? :,'f 7 3if' V ' 5.2 L, . .Wy iff-'ET ', u .vu f U - ,- 1, J. ' - D mn! W ,fl t... 1.5:-' - V sm , ,- 1.1--,f , :J ' mn- 15:57-rang! 5,4 I Nw 'f x -K, ,P I .. W x T I -'I+ 1, . , ' what f In 'V' 4251 F1 Ir V J .NIJ F1 M 4' ,... ,M fo. m., Q rw dvr .nh .1 , , , 4 44- H. f I. ! I- ' 4 ,I 1 ,. .. N fi' I li V Aw.. M A 5' 1 V K rlb 1 IVY J W J J um f I ur . FA,,L,.m 1 'w ri1':-.'- fx .W. Am F, , .., PATSY MORAN Sophomore H .,,j:L--.P . '.1:n+L1 .E , , E E 1 4 25.5 M ,4 ,V 4,,5415,.,, ,.f-1. M -m.-fmu31iivg lmQy'jf4I-I',:H wgm -'if HN ,, 1, 1.1,-v QL, .- ,n ,- nf. ,-1 ug up ,..' I umm--:.1, 4. 41,-A ,nn M.. mvf- H,-'uf 1-, N-T, ,1 -,.,y..1. ,4'fff:JY-.1 +1 .NJN , 4, , :Jn . .,. ,, , ,N F ,nm ,,VrE,,',P,a,,,,m,JlL My ,, ,,-,UL I X , 1.-51.4 , 3-3.1-ii K' . 'ZH .l,,-.'r:.,m2-1 'Ai .-.gif 1 .J -- ' :L I V ,5,n..1,-- ,.. -tp, ,n gimp: qw :mm 2- - , 41, 1 I ,fl 'iff .' ,.g :. ,vm-,,l..,., 'if ivifiqg .HQ M -. 4 'W U51-4.a. '+w-'P 'em' X' ' ,Q E A E r'115ff?'gLg 2,,Q:.,g .m5llT:Wri ' W'-:'f5'F,51.JJ fRng,59l2f 'r 11.-i5U..m.u: -w,,..,,, '1 'fix iv, V Q51-.f-gi2,1,y4:.'f!2:a4 qmwm wh .xiimn!?i1ipy-1',:wL'S'uf,. 5: 235.-Q '-5 ,-by .:v 1-ga., .,L-',:'ff:1j .Nao gm: 1, -v. ggffigngrg,-.ru-A 'L-qgq, ,L 2 H - H Q Y ' ., ' wir rf- if af ff 1 3:31 Q -1l,1Q.'.5, ' 1 . QTL I ,I 'F,j-F '-5 H si? ' 4.1 1-ffm H-51,311-W5-F5fm-'--gf' U fvgqz , ww 1 1-ga fam?-ai .J-,'Q':2i' 1' g'4 E1 W , :5fijN,f 'f'6'jf:IS ! QB ir . ff ig x ,Hn . . , ' LEW: . - V I . , .-.1 , ,f .af 5? 'L ' . JULIA MCCONNELL Freshman -Lv .1 4 r 'Q' 147: .- w .- ,. ., 157, W- V,. ,Q-ff.,-A ,QI ' f .,.gzUf 5-:A- 5 4. v ul in gr , m,..,,, w.-'H' ,.-YH. ww-I :f- E11. . ,... Mg. ,nw -,. w ,221 My .v w f AQ 1.34. . U Ex 'ew 4' lsu ,,z,L,.V I was U f f'-A,-,'3m,'3rff312 L , .f F. g u'n I-1 '21-1 .m W.-. 41,553.1-.,. , .,-,.,v:7,n,:.'f4-wggw W mg, -l-,r.:1,zL 111.5 ,-.. -' , -5:5 gpg, umq: 'f'V'1-41','Tvb--'IH ' 3 if' ' iff: if .w-'A J'9?'!'Z: ?:x5-:Ik-Q'P'EJ.': 1:.n'y-L-, 43151 572: 1, . ,:.'Lnx,r,1,m 7' -fgiif.-svggzv Ilyjlir-fI,fvtfVL:1j , , --:.-1 JIP-xA. '-Q1+J..A:-.fs , .- , 541. -53: 3 l.,L-I'21l'-W. :fQ1': 'glE ?' V -.93 . ,ln .,V, .,-t. w Ml .l,'..1.R' '1 '- sf.: --. ,gl ' ,p,. ,. m- ' . W.. ,iv . V VENADO BLANCO CITIZEN .MA - ,. l f BARBARA BENTLEY 'If ?f':Nj.-E ,x .ff -QW MR.AND MISS W.D.H S xr I : .fs fy' 1-pg, 1 'X ,, if .. James McCoy Bette Webster V -'v k 1 T 1 X Attendant Norma Gibson QUEEN YVONNE Attendant ' Beth Brooks K4 ' ea. ffffri., Co-Captain Dick Shipley QUEEN YVONNE Co-Captain Cardell Pugh H :', YVOTQNE HE RY REIGNS AS roofs LL QUEE W. D. SELECTS ns CHARMERS , , .1 Q91 . ,, W1 is J Y' , , 1, V. .M '-TW' .x 'lj . din' I I 'r':-, .f . I Naomi Hill Donald Denham Ronald Mills Bette Webster 9 CY: X, ig 5 E 2, 1. l Ray Eller DEP RTMENTS CHOOSE Betty West Jimmy Williams PUBLICATIONS BAND AGRICULTURE Morlan Shuman SCIENCE , 1 . Ronald Mills Alma Howard ATHLETICS COMMERCIAL OUTSTA DI G STUDE TS x V 43, 9 'X I - 1 fo James Huffhines Roger Barrett SPEECH ENGLISH A Marion Bichsel ' INDUSTRIAL ARTS jerry Foose Juanita Hernandez MATHEMATICS ATHLETICS Barbara Bentley SOCIAL STUDIES iii -L ,ti SOUTHEAST END ORGANIZATIGNS NEWS STAFF DRAFTS FACTS FOR READERS l F1 Barbara Evan s, asst. editor, Betty Cofer,man- N 5 l aging editor, Barbara Bentley,dept. asst.3 Clauda , Everly, sponsor, and Nancy Ford, editor. gb . g. J., A . l Bd-965 1 gui t. ei 1 Sames DGXNSS-ne me W abs Howaia' 52 . P-V93 ieaxugesi sports. Def ever ' BettyWest , Sue Gill , circulation managers, Annie Lou Riggins ,Edward Vaughn, production managers, Allen Calhoun, Donna Eubanks , Emoline Gilreath, Barbara Skaggs, Pauline C an tr e 1 1, P a t Kallga, Clela Pershall, reporters. 1953 was a big year for The Bucks' Tale staff. InDecember, at THSPA, the paper was awarded first place. In March, at PHSPA, Bette Webster won first place in general columns, Betty Cofer, second in editorials, and Sue Gill, second in sports col- urnns. Six others received honor- a bl e mention in various contests. James Huffhines was elected pres- ident of PHSPA for 1954. ANTLER STAFF ERECTS LADDER OF MEMORY The staff of the 1953 Antler worked hard to produce a book that would excel the 1952 Antler ,which placed third in Class A at PHSPA in March. In the PHSPA contest, also, james Huffhines won first place inphotog- raphy. Highlights of the year for the staff were the Steck clinic in Plainview in October, the THSPA convention in Denton in December, and the PHSPA convention in Canyon in March. Norma Gibson, assistant editor, Clauda Everly, advisers Philip Rapstine, editor. 'fl'C'f:5,1'3T':f'3'1' , F 11.-+91 igiqbgf :Jr if 0 1. . , V ,gal ' :J N Hx Pat F' SY A4 . 01' as-Ylstant b g?n.- artist bus-illes uslnessm 5 Larry C ,, S mana imager. ann -wifi -es ,, ger' Beltyw est! , ,i3'Zf?' E:-ft-1,1-, . ' I: Hi? e, , , A 1-gg my gg f . 51 , Rav 'l a' 35511 W . r .wa-' :l g,'w::,' af: .- , -7'j'I .,:'E' 1' S'.'11 Ji 'A' '., JY-ATT . -3'-4 . -'fb'-11.14-,'-r'f'e f .ilu mUa:,,':J' W -7 : - ,1:,E1l:,?::L5, sw. j ggfggl-',,' 'jf ':,:.,3'1i'fj3,, 5 !! 7, sf-N33 , . -I :F :,,. ,Q Y W ' REV ' i N A- Vi Q N Q1 - -.Q-'., iL,g..x:. ' , M , ' ' ' .- , '13K l' ,-,f.gf:,lx.gL?,T-1' J. 5. X Q M, ,V N F3 it , . A ,.-W -if-' ' ' if Nl'-ip-2, - ai V5 'A : V . ,FLY -'agree Y, -' .. g l ,: fa 'ULLLF ,dlcm ,- gig? Benny Noble, assistant photographer, Yvonne Henry, sports editor, james Huffhines, photog- rapher. Class editors: Pa11'iciaHendricks,junior5 George Bagley, freshmang Be tte Webster, senior, Sue Franklin, sophomore. STUDENT COUNCIL FOREMANS SCHOOL AFFAIRS Major projects for the Student Council were the Christmas din- ner and programs an art exhibit by which they earned six pic- tures for the new high schoolg and sale of soft drinks, candy, and gum. Philip, Nancy, and Mr. Grayson attended the State Convention in Lubbock in March. 1 1- w' ,?---.. p' - .W 5-'grit J'-'Q' -O ,,':1'i,2 X fix A.: I ' - ' 1, X. ., rw' M..--N 2 - J J Pauline Cantrell, reporter, Nancy Ford, secretaryg Philip Rapstine, presi dents Carl McCabe, vice-presidentg and David Grayson, co-sponsor. Nancy and Philip pack Christmas baskets for needy families. Lawson Shaw, co-sponsor, Roy Eller, Sandra Rodawalt, Donald Denham, Betty Freeman, and jimmy Gray sell candy at noon. NHS DESIGNS ACADEMIC GAINS A public initiation on the evening of jan- uary 31, at which six members were received into the Society , and an assembly program on March 27, at which one person was initi- ated,constituted the major activities of the National Honor.Society for 1953. O ffi c e r s were: Carl McCabe, president, Morlan Shuman, vice-presidentg Yvonne Henry, secretary, Guyda Baten, treasurerg Bette Webster, reporters and Miss Clauda Everly, sponsor. BACK ROW Cofer, Ford, Howard , Evans, S Smith, Dick Foose, Lemley, Riggins, Hendricks, Rapstine, Webster, West FRONT ROW B111 Wilkerson, Bentley, Bradford, Baten, C McCabe,Henry,Shuman,L. McAdams,I.Foose, THESPIANS DESIGN STAGE E TERTAI ME T D. FOOSE P. RAPSTINE Pres.5 G1oriaMundi 5 Co- Vice-Pres., Q152 , ,. ' Dir., And the Lamp Went Night 5 Asst. Dir., Gloria Out - Mu.ndi 5 Co-Dir., And the 1 A. HOWARD og Mad Nighg Mundi F .V QS B. BENTLEY ' Ol Mad Night -, Gloria - Lamp Went Out Gloria B. WEST S e cy . - Treas.5 Prompter, One Mad Night x 'H' J.HUFFHIN'ES I n Mundi 3 Co-Dir., Ladies X fx , 1 of the Mop I M 'Tir N. FORD ' O-ge Mad Night-, Make -up , , X Q' Gloria Mundi 5 Co- Dir., '35, K ' Ladies of the Mop INITIATES: Barbara Evans, Amy Dunning, Raymond Driski1l,Dean Foose, Lyda Spears. M2 .m l I, ' , ,,Ei 4 One Mad Night-, Gloria Mundi 5Dir., Two Crooks Q and a Lady ..., 4.4 T V . B. WEBSTER I Crew, One Mad Night . 6 ' I ..,? j' sxqt ' ' ,R-,IQ , 5 'Ad' MASQUERS SERVE APPRENTICESHIP The Order of the Black Masque was organized to make available the opportunity for devel- opmentin the field of drama for those stu- dentswho are talented and interested. Stu- dents were encouraged to participate in one- act plays presented in school assemblies and in at least one major and one minor pro- duction. Five members of the group made sufficient points to become members of Thespians this year. Eleven other members participated in a s s e m b 1 y programs to amass points for T h e s p i a n membership. These points are accurnulative and can be carried over into next year. , D----O e We Y Q .qu ff -or' is 3 BACK ROW: Mr. McDonald, sponsor, Bryant, Dickens, Carter, Moran, Larry DeFever THIRD ROW: Dean F oose, Driski1l,Frank1in, Evans, Kalka, Baker, DeWayne DeFever,J McCabe SECOND ROW: Dick Foose, Durning, Spears, Williams, McConnell, Prall, I-less, Huffhmes FRONT ROW: Webster, Riggins, Howard, Bentley, Rhoades, West, Gibson. NOT PICTURED: Rapstine, Eubanks, Kramer, Vaughn, Sargent, Karlin. F.H.A. ELEVATES IDEALS OF GOOD LIVING . - 't' tion officers pveslde at lm la WARD MORAN, FORD, BENTLEY' HO Carl McCabe is dec , Y ,- .nf g-wir-I I I ni - Q' ' fi -wr:-11' 1 V ' - ' H Q A W -1 Y sl 7f'7!'I:' 5 . -' J , -H, ,wx , FH, . Q .Ti ,, ww, , N, H lm, , r ' 1 , 'Lf'- gi ,,-r .. A- '1,ylt'! 4, 't ' Lrg' , '-'W ' -2 ' 'px qrfilsw is f ii 1 PV, ,' .Mfg ' -W X' y.f.' '- P J. .A Qu!! 5- 'n A-'Sami V T b . 'I I, - .1 N-t'q' f X J, rx X r V 'S ,.--. .. g. .- '-V Girls prepare for style show Freshmen honored at watermelon feast ted B?auH XAiMAKER5- l , O Om wg 7 sf K fa .. -yo s il mf, a , ua L Q-L... ff Jr ' my Y ff. A ' Q ,NIO 4470 . OQ5 NEW H ,, A Watermelon feast for freshman girls, a formal initiation and reception,observance of National F. H. A. Week, a Valentine tea at which the club Beau was named, and a spring style show gave the Future Home- makers a busy year. Offi c e r s were: Barbara Bentley,pres.g Alma Howard, vice-pres., Patsy Moran, secy.5 Beverley Henry, treas .3 Nancy Ford, parl.g Patricia Hendricks, song leader, Pat Kalka, reporter, Miss Mary Green, spon- sor. Other mernbe r s were Brya nt, Burns, Baker, Chance, Chapin, .Carter, Cantrell, Cofer, Crump, Dickens, Doi-sey,Durning, Evans, Franklin, Foster, Freeman, Grady Hess,Horner, Homer, Hill, Hoff, Knutson Kenny, Karlin, Larned, Lester, Lopez McAdams, McBee, M c C onne ll, McCoy Morgan, Neeley, Perdue, Prall, Riggins Roles, Rodawalt, R. Smith, P. Smith Thompson, Tosh, Traylor, Williams. 1 1 9 2 ! J Initiates sing F.H.A. song Washing dishes after tea seems fun .gr 'ffzerfrf' . ....... QA 'l.,. F.F. A. PLUMBS TALENTS -13- 3 5 ' ' 65110 fl P 4 ,- C 1 - ' ou Q fu '25- ' 0 10 0 ',- fg hif' . G .. -, K C fs , 1 .f 9 1 QS tr Among the activities of the Future Far- mers of America w e re a magazine sales campaign and a P a r e nt and Son banquet financed by a s c r ap metal drive and the sale of hogs fed out by the members. In various contests the members won: a prize for grand champion barrowat Pampag third out of 54 teams in swine judging at Amarillog tenth out of 42. teams in crops judging at Texas Tech, first out OF FARM BOYS ,fjj ttci 3 l 'E li' , fl r Q y Officers confer on plans Gaston: Eller, Bichsel, Eller of 99 teams injudging holsteins and fourth Q 1 in judging dairy cattle at Tech, thereby ' g V M in qualifying for the state contest at A and M. P A N 593: -'lf ' I ,L . Officers wereRayEller, pres.5 BillyMos- 1 al ' f te lle r , vice-p r e s ., R o y Eller, secy.g ' 1 34, , .,,. ll 'EZ' - Marion Bichsel, treas.3 and E.Cr. Gaston, I fl- 4'N 1 ' Q N' jf L-Q advisor. l 'Q' F , , X f ' , Other members w e r e Billy Aaron, John Ml? f ig 1 Qi ,KH . , K r am e r , DanielC o ok , Wayne Howard, 3.1-LLALQQ-.C ,fli ' Fe P' Y' George Collis, Melvin Kalka, Alvin Kalka, Robert Preston, D o ug la s Coffee, Jerry Kotara, Jerry Ballard, Jerry Gordzelik, and Jirnrny Hoskins. lifes , , ' M J 1 , ll l 2 A A l P 5, A llc ,' ' ,E -jf r.. , , , 1. TY- yt--!i'.-WJ7iJ,' A Dalton Ford and J. C. Freeman Noble and Johns entertain crowd Ray Eller presents Honorary Degrees to BOYS enter judging contests W' ref. -Lf y, -ku! P., t 55-'Fi f ' ' 4 ,v ,I -M' .cs .:.1 ' . Iv 1.-:L 1 ., N 1514 ' 1 '.f': , , ' ' 1 4 yi ' I: V l , . , w , . , ,-xl. ' l , w vw., 1 .Mg . ,,, V - fff., ,I .r ,gil , 1 lik f lf 47 i w ' J wig l,,' ,5f Q, y H iw I J . - ' ' 'f t 1 l l f fa a . x 1, 1 J. P. Smith gives main address at Parent and Son banquet Roy Eller and his violin join in U' nf' ,rg LIBRARY CLUB ENCOURAGES BOOK LOVERS OFFICERS Sue Gill, secretary-treasurer, Betty Lou Cofer, vice- presidentg Bette Webster, presidentg C1e1a Mae Per- shall , reporter The Teen-Age Library Club, a new organization this year, was designed to promote interest in books and in library techniques. Members have made posters advertising new books, clipped articles for the ver- tical files , reviewed books and magazine articles, and demonstrated preparation of books for shelving. BACK ROW: Evans ,Eubanks,Miss Golladay, co-sponsor, Hemphill,Gi1reath,Brooks,Dickens, Pershall, Mrs. Webster, co-sponsor, FRONT ROW: Riggins, Skaggs, Webster, Cofer, Gill 4 We AIM mi H l.El1iZiafQ,. iminm ir. XV Lf' -- FUTURE TEACHERS BUILD TOMORROW'S INSTRUCTORS The Emmitt D. Smith chapter of the Future Teachers of America., named for a former superintendent here, was installed bythe Amarillo chapter, February 20. The install- ation was followe d by a. reception. The chapter later sponsored an assembly at which two German exchange students spoke. During the year, some of the members ob- served teaching methods in other schools and others did substitute teaching here. OFFICERS Emmitt Smith, Barbara Bentley, historiang Bette Web- ster,vice-president, Nancy Ford, secretary- treasurerg Betty West, reporter, Sue Franklin, president, Mrs. B. R. Weaks, David Grayson, sponsors. BACK ROW: I-Iuifhines, Traylor, Drislclll, Howard, Baten, Powers, Burns, Freeman, Powell. SECOND ROW: Hess, Spears,Du.rning, Rhoades,Evans,Brooks,Dickens, Mr. Grayson, Mrs. Weaks. FRONT ROW: C ' rump, Bentley, West, Webster, Ford, Franklin. CRAFT CL '1 1:--Y SECOND SEMESTER STANDING' M 1' s L . : edbetter, Evans, Cofer, Webster, Hendricks,Cantre1l, Young: SEATED: Ka rlin ,Wa1l, Mc- Coy, W. McAdams UB DECORA ...-f- ' ' ia- ' 5 'T' ,. n 1 SECOND SEMESTER Cofer, Denham, Lemley, Vaughn, Mosteller, Willis, McBee Among the new clubs organized this year was the Craft Club, designed for those in- terested in c 1' aft s , particularl 1 work y eather- , as a hobby. it - TES BEL TS AND BILLFOLDS STER STANDING: Freeman, Franklin, M 1' S Ledbetter, C rump R , . Smith, Hill,P Smith, Larned, Roles, Henry, SEATED Hemphill, G' 111, Hernand e z ,Knutson L 4 . ,x M- 9 , ,Ada in V. nfl ff' 4, ,V l 'QF-. ,ef - y . ,N g ' j- M Z M V , l 1 V ij 'R , ,ni V ' ' 1 ,. , , , R 4 we .. . - ' S :-Q so V' NX 'X s 1 ,' J: 1 ' ,. ' , A 6 ws: g A 3 Q-, r L. H lx .K 1 y 5 it ,i,,Qr D ,. 41- , v fl i U 1 v-----,q FIRST SEMESTER 'E s te s , Bud Wilkerson, Mr. Driskill, Powell, Thomason, .T. Bichse l , Roy Eller, Cook. , ll - mil my ll . , 'hi' ' 1 :. :' ' ' 1 ,. ' 9. X . 1 .1 4 at-'I 1 ,, , f ., xl r X , 5 PM f ' .A-A A33 am' SCIENCE CLUB WELDS EXPERIMENTATION AND LEARNING The Science Club was organized this year to promote interest in scientific experimentation and p e r s o n a 1 re- search. O f fi c e r s were: Morlan Schuman, president, Jerry Foose , v i c e-presi- dent, Phil Rapstine , secretary-treas- urerg David Bradford ,reporterg R. Y. Corder and Calvin Strickland, spon- sors. 6, L 1 V S ff bl 5. STANDING: Foose, Shuman SEATED Rapstme, Corder, Strickland, Bradford BACK ROW: Corder and Strickland, SECOND ROW: Bradford, Lemley, Rapsnne, Baker Baten, I Foose, Barrett, Shuman, Kotara, Larned, Powell, FRONT ROW: D. Foose, Roe, Gray, Carlson Mile I ,am it BAND CHEERS SCHOOL WITH SNAPPY TUNES - I N ' QQ- ' ' , ,. , .,.., W . , ,.,,,,,, , ,H , ', l WHITE DEER-SKELLYTOWN MASSED BANDS Under the direction of ByronAuu'ey, the band and the chorus appeared 4. 5' on the program during American Education Week, the band presented a concert April 17, the chorus sang at the baccalaureate service, and , both groups participated in the District contests in Canyon. w 5 2 OFFICERS Jimmy Williams, vice-President J Sue Williams, secretary Delbert Lemley, president HIGH SCHOOL BAND STANDING: Malone, S. Williams, J. Williams, Autreyg BACK ROW: Driskill, Carlson, Gray, Hightower, Gray, Lemley, Ratliffg FRONT ROW: Rhodes, Traylor, Cannon, Kaiser, Huffhines, DeFever ' CILIORAL CLUBI AIQOUSES MUSIC APPRECIATION I I I BOYS' QUARTET GIRLS' ENSEMTBLE Rapstrlne, DeFever, Foose,johnson Moran, Smith, Gibson, Roles, Keel, I h Carter, Franklin , McConnell f I OFFICERS 'Lyda Spears, secretary jimmy Williams, president Patsy Smith, vice-president CHORAL CLUB BACK ROW: Rapstine, Foose, Johnson, DeFever, Huffhines,Hood, McCabe, Driskill, Ratliff, Ma1oneV,Williams, High- tower, Rhodes, SECOND ROW: Smith, Keel, Chance, Grady, Morgan, Perdue, Role s, McCoy, Traylor, McConnell, Pral1,Wi1liams,Foster, Hess,Wall, Eubanks, FRONT ROW: Lopez,Lester, Bryant, Kaiser, Eva.ns,Horner, Larned, Baker, Durning, Thompson, Karlin, Kenny, Hemphill, Spears, Carter, Moran, Franklin, Autrey. , I DOE CLUB uwmfs HONORED GIRLS . Y 5' ,,,Y WT- ' iif V' Y-V' ,Q - B jp , ' ' ' ' N y 1 A r T if 1, l OFFICERS A fl M id V b Z ft. - j Mrs. Horace Ledbetter, Bette Webster, 1- .A V F j ' . 1 ' J' W president, Barbara Bent1ey,vice-presi- . Xen, Ig A ' X ' 5 A N dent, Nancy Ford, secretary. . ': L-E W V A A u ' 'W ,,.,, B ,ra . ,, yfff-W .ff'Jft1if 'fir' . 3, Hs - , .. ' ' F .. . ft ' :i'f'.c P - 1 -' 1. - f 'QM ' K7 , , XG , V r .-. . , 1 ' I - 'A F .... . A- , f2?r5 g'- 'S - ' SENIORS STANDING: Alma Howard, Clela Pershall, , , Guyda Baten, Yvonne Henry, Barbara Skaggs, - - . e 3 Norma Gibson,Betty West, Betty Lou Cofer, W ' ' -. r ' un Juanita Hernandez. ' UNDERCLASSMEN BACK ROW: P. Srnith,McAdams,Freeman5 SECOND ROW: S. Smith, Durning, Can- trell , Traylor, Hill, R. Smith, Evans: FRONT ROW: Lester, Rodawalt, Spears. 1 WH! 1 ,z UNDERCLASSMEN w BACK ROW: Powers, Eubanks,Vaughn, Brooks, McCoy, McAdams, FRONT ROW: Franklin, Moran, Bums, Carter, Dickens. A W CLUB LINKS LETTERMEN OFFICERS Coachjames Love, Dick Shipley, presi- dents Maxjordan,vice-presidentg Doug Coffee, secretaryg Coach K. L. Liv- ingston. 'DTVVW1 A ,M Y I 5 g SENIORS STANDING: Bud Wi1kerson,Don Carpenterg SEATFD: Philip Rapstine, Morlan Shuxnan, Glenn Satterwhite. SENIORS STANDING: jackHood , jerry Fooseg SEATED Jimmy Williams, Kenneth Hightower, B il l W i 1 k e r s o n . UNDERCLASSMEN Clint Freeman, Ronald Mills, Ray Eller, Donald Denham. PEP SQUAD WIRES SCHOOL FOR SOUND -'DTT Bette Webster Laverne McAdams CHEERLEADERS PEP SQUAD w , 1 :sm 1- .. , . 51 FQ'-,fr T 1 M ik. ..f Q 4 3 fy' . 9 r-1+ : 5- -I3 v 'E . A A..-'.-.Tun A IG. 2 Yxxxf' ' N dh .' 'Q ' 29,3-fE:::, sl in , 5 I QSJZ' , 129. ., ' 1' 3:5-f A . hi 1- f - .1 ggfffe m -A , rf' ' v-if If--21-'IL 'Y ew' ' PN ' - -1 -., 1-mvrw ,Z i -,U-,:. - nw'- s, r rake- -, V . 'VI W ' 53'-314 , , 5 1 1, Afiitr iiig. , .. gr f-.155 2-f-, :::+5,1- 5 Shirley Smith BACK ROW: Spears,Henry,Burns, Tosh,W. McAdams, Keel,Crump5 FIFTH ROW: Hoff, R. Smith,Hernandez, Foster, Riggins, Kalka,Brooks, Pershallg FOURTH ROW: Howard, Franklin,Bryant, Traylor, Williams, Baten, Dickens, Rhoades, McBee3 THIRD ROW: Homer, Kenny, Bentley, Evans, Young, Cantrell, Powers, Grady, Morgan, Rodawaltg SECOND ROW: Miss Green fsponsorj, Hill, P. Smith, Knutson, Prall, West, Gill, Lester, McConnell: FRONT ROW: Larned, Cofer, Homer, Durning, Hess, Carter, Moran, Baker, Roles X 2 ACTIVITIES GRADUATES REACH GOA Carl and Clela, lead the Mrs. Ke lly presents recessional' Venado Blanco award to Barbara. Orrnan Bentley hands d' 1 t 't . IP oma O Juam a Jerry admires his Bausch- K Q Lomb sci ence award. i1,f.-f BACK ROW: BudWi1kerson, Bill Wilkerson, Satterwhite,McAdams,McCabe,Bentley, Shuman,Bichse15 FOURTH ROW: Pugh, Kalka,Estes,Howa,rd,Braclford,Persha11,Coffee3 THIRD ROW: Baten,Cowart,Riggins, Hood, Henry, Hill, Webster, SECOND ROW: Ford, Lopez, Gill, Calhoun, Gibson, McCoy, Hemphill, Shipley, FRONT ROW: jordan, West, Rapstine, Cofer,Foose, Skaggs, Williams, Knutson, Hightower. Hernandez not shown. V .4 I,5,..! EOLORADD DSPRINGS LURES SENIORS Garden of the Gods I 4 51: c : L -222911-,.. ,V 1 1 mfF5fSi2i 1 by W- YM Seven Falls H , nn! 1 1 ., .. ff 1 I 1!'!!PHf ' -2? 2-'I-jg 1 gr w.,'fCFYEw - ' ' '11:,xi't q,F ' . 1 fnggfgij - 1' Antler Hotel Van Briggle Pottery V '1 '- -54 1 21 2 '9 Lions' Den . nf- of - rr, ', -,fn 1 .MQ , -,.A 1 4 1. LJ -1 1 .Alf may ,J b 1 , 4-1-.,., . . ' 4011 5 'st ew. I, .1 1 1- 1. d . Bud threatens Clela with ducking David, Ken, and Bud feel at home V 'ww f 'ww if W- W 'W 4 1 + . 1 r .1 .-ffxa pf-- ngyyg , -iii Q 1 Glenn A ' -und: fi ' A' N Bud, C1218,JBTIY, Jimmy, Betty, Philip, Sue , David, Bette 1'q5 ,-. .gg fs- ' 1 - ' ..'nZ4.', '1' ff- , 1., .,, ir, . l J W 1:79 11, LGd4:2. A ., A1141 f 'vii E11-ai '75 . . ., . I-4.14 je. 12 4 -1 X 1! J 9.5, Y! The Corders PLAY PLACES SECOND I REGIO P hi l ip Rapstine makes W Lyda, Barbara up Dick Foose Lyda CAST Dick Foos e , Mr. Lloydg Alma Howard, Miss Dunng Amy Durning , Mrs. Farnsvvorthgliyda Spears, Miss Blakey Barbara Bentley,Miss Iebbg James Huffhines, Dr. Cartwell Amy Alma, Amy, Dick l N a n c y Ford makes up Amy Durning Gloria Mundi was the White Deer entry in the one-act play contest this year. Directed by Hobart McDonald, the play placed first in the dis- trict contest, W ith Dick Foose and Amy Durning on the all star cast, and James Huffhines, best actor. B a r b a r a -Bentley was named best actress at the area meet, where the play won first place. In the regional meet, Amy Durn- ing was chosen best actress, and Dick Foose and Alma Howard were on the all-star cast, butthe play placed second. Lyda, James LADIES OF TI-IE MOP - Annie Lou Riggins, Pat Kalka, Sue Franklin, Lyda Spears SPEECH STUDENTS DISPLAY TALTE TS Stage entertainment was furnished by two drama organizations, the National Thespians and the Order of the Black Masque. The first majorproduction was One MadNight, a three-act play, givenin the fall by the Masquers. In the cast were Barbara Bentley, Alma Howard, Barbara Evans, Lyda Spears, DeWayne DeFever,DelbertLem1ey,James Huffhines, Philip Rapstine, Dean Foose, Patsy Moran , Nancy Ford, Sharon Dickens, jack McCabe, and Raymond Driskill. Three one-act plays, directed by members of the Thespians, were presented in assemblies. These were: And the LampWentOut, Philip Rapstine andDick Foose, directors, Ladies of the Mop, Nancy Ford and Barbara Bentley, directors, and Two Crooks and a Lady, james Hufihines, director. TWO CROOKS A.ND A LADY - Lyda, Sonya Prall, Delbert ',f.i 'E ffdlaiiffi? 2, A E TT '. TT ' A T - Qi! T ff Tr' l , T1.133Qi1'f!! T 7532! A ' W X f -in 'fini ' ., T- ,Q -fm, :1 W W .. V ' I 'ff GG'-T AW ' :gr 'ELEEIT' AND THE LAMP WENT oUT - sue, Larry DeFever, Annie Lou ONE MAD NIGHT - Barbara B., Alma, Barbara E., Lyda, Dewayne, ONE MAD NIGHT , Dean, Barbara, James , Delbert james , Philip JUNIORS HO OR SENIORS X wifi. - .A-- W fa Y . , Rev. Bill Thorn amuses crowd. Douglas Coffee, senior president gives response to junior welcome. Vaughn enchants feminine hearts. Frank Phillips octet sings Viennese melodies. EEA ' ' juniors and guests enjoy-a Night in Old Vienna. Married men take advantage of good meal. FIELDHOUSE ATHLETICS HEAD COACH FOOTBALL ICI 52 6 ASSISTANT COACH James I-Ove Kenneth Livingston S ,X A X v ,l X L fi -7- I J.. ' 1 l F Y, Q33 5-if J N Q - - ' ,.,. w Y ' ' UMANP - ' L ,. 1 J . -- NH' - iw 1, ' paw x wi I , m,g.,a-ff, 13 l f51f5l:fX ' 'H-2215 f 5 4.97-251' W - '53, 1 A 1 'of 'Te'T '2fff-1,fbi Q .im Vzif--7f5i?,f A 'A ' X. - fig, L' ,.ff'!q ,lm !:,j,:'3,,4,.'9 '- . , V ' '1 'ma J r , 44,-W vi 1 l-1 Nl kr X f' CO-CAPTAIN CO-CAPTAIN Dick Shipley MANAGERS Cardell Pugh Powell and Bradford SQUAD BACK ROW: Love, Freeman, R. Preston, Noble, Shuman, Driskill, Eller, Carpenter, H. Preston, Hood, Livingston, THIRD ROW: Aaron, Faust, I. Hoskins, Eller, J. McCabe, Kotara,I-Iernandez, L. DeFever, Thomason, SECOND ROW: Rhodes, jordan, Puckett, Wilkerson, Gallaher, Mills, Satterwhite, D. Foose, Larned, Powell, FRONT ROW: J. Foose, Pugh, Shipley, J, Hunt, Coffee, Denham, J. Williams, Bradford. NOT SHOWN: Kramer, Lopez, G. Hoskins, johns, Young , Bagley. 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Ledbetter COACH Annette Burns MANAGER 1 The girls volleyball team had a very imsuccessful season. The boys, however, lost only one series of games, and won the District title. 'N i . 1-H '-,r:fv , H ,A ,L MM J -:Me -- 'mf ,lr 1. w 1 1 ,, .N-, w' an ,A BACK ROW: Morgan, P. Smith, Baten, Roles, Freeman, Traylor, Vaughn, Wall, Eubanksg FRONT ROW: Lester, Hill, R. Smith, Her- nandez, Carter, Bums, Rodawalt. BACK ROW: Bradford, Freeman, Bill Wilkerson, G. Hoskins, M. Bichsel, Coach Livingston, FRONT ROW: Powe1l,Roy Eller, Ray Eller, Malone, Cowart. Manageti M916 Cowan ' Br BUCKS NA I'L OPPONENTS Captain McCoy Coach Livingston Captain McCabe McLean game . The White Deer Bucks ended their 1952- 53 basketball seasonracking up 15 wins out of 27 challenges, and taking 7 of their 10 conference tilts to place second in the District 1-A running. Below are listed the conference games: Panhandle 45 W. D. 62 Clarendon 30 57 Lefors 46 45 Canadian 54 55 McLean 5 3 52 Panhandle 38 50 Clarendon 2 1 35 Canadian 6 1 78 Lefors 6.3 8 1 McLean 60 6 1 Wilkerson Tw-ins. 1. J Ei: Wu nw ' ' 22 Bucks' ready for another two points. d C fer Bill Wilkerson, Bud Wilkerson, BACK ROW: Carl McCabe, Donal o , james McCoy, Donald 1' R I ' 1 3.21: 1 Y' Aj ' Denham, Clint Freeman, Roy Eller. Mccoy and Mljcabe Ronald Millsg FRONT ROW: rw Y , , U ' W ,mn gi, ll , ,,.:.v DOES HAVE FUN Defeat stalked s year , snatching away all but three games. Out of 10 conference games, the White Deer girls won over Lefors, 44-25, and Clar- endon, 42-41, and 30-27. They lost twice to Canadi an , McLean, and Pan- handle, and once to Lefors. the Does again thi Guyda goes high. y . - at ' is C TTS, i 'wr 1 H -3 Gubajfds cofer and west Captain Webster Coach Livingston Captain McAdams P Man a eg-sh gers all and Henry F?O O'1f'H , O Laverne sinks 'another. F01'Wa1-ds W b e ster, L. McAdams, Baten BACK ROW: Baten, Dickens, L. McAdams, Freeman, Powers, W. McAdams, McCoy5 SECOND ROW: Webster, Brooks, Cantrell, P. Smith, Rhoades, Burnsg FRONT ROW: West, Rodawalt, Cofer, Carter. 1 N V N I r N a lnri ..l. . TRACK Boys PLASTER OPPOSITION 1 . fn A .. ., l - '-550:-,-,--ff f-he ,i1:.3 'EH Mikal as K ..: ' - ' 'fl - . '- i.'1'i ' 4' y -1 , . .-. W , 'ffj 'V I 'J f Y Q p K J 'I'hOIn2.SOD ff V. , - 1 :' 4 , , .. . -' T -iff. . . 5h1P1eY :1 A - 3 ' ' ' gg l Hood 'rr LV, - , - , 1 fri A . SHOT PUT -.-.'-vw-: I l funjtvfif' Agfa. 4 L . 1 'ry 1' ,T..'f'1.1s1-321, rx 'f . ' L'L f? i1 F1 fi 'a e f -' eg 1 - ' TM 5 -' fii 'fi'S ' . H . f f.. ff?-T w.1': -' -114.1 .mi is' 1 1 lj 5,1 .4A.,:- -- . A- ,vt ld! 1 , 25' z:'fm..i,t-b.,, , an Raaiff MILE RUN gy l e' -V ill ' y A T ' A. , 'rn W 'S 1 .,. eil, Mr I I' bb 'A :wp v' ,yy , A, .. , .... 4 f ev J ..... f 2' 'vv . . ig- Te:-cr. - 1 -5 :L ga, rf'--M J ' ' ,f K 1 ,. we, Jw: 25 If N J f I N . Y 143 V f lu. ' - V nj,- The White Deer Bucks had a very successful track season this year, placing McCoy and Mills in the finals at the State meet in Austin. The boys won second place in the District meet atPanhandle and went on to Regional. There the mile relay and 440 relay teams placed second, andMills placed firstin the 440 yard rim. McCoy and Mills sacked first place ribbons in the half mile run and broad jump , respectively. Nineteen points were gathered, with three second places and two firsts. 'L ' LA. ij Q McCoy and McCabe H h imf 5' l5:. , - . w-1 80 Over the top nl I I ':, ' 3-r 'fIfR za... . fs-.T-, i . 1 Qi! ,, 'H .., ,, 1 446, 1 . ' ww ' ' ll JK 'EW 1 ... . ...,..n., -1 . d3Pf:',.f:-, - - 3 w.Q:1+...u.. ' fr 'Q M, .r ' , .. .. . .. Mm. . X s Mm' -:J ,In . . . -, . L - -.. ' .. W.,--KA. : ,aw ,,. -, W my 'Y 1 P'-,L V , , ,F ,dm -- 1 V I., ,. 'A i' I Ta.. , 'J-.V V I I 'ff WI' .:, -,: fm. .: ' W l1gV'. J V.-..-.. li 1' .- JW A '. .H Powell goes across the bar. A - 5 M Q? 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I 1 A Fi, - ' ' ' 4 '-..- 1 1 . -f. 73 ' MILE RELAY 'f M DISTRICT -------------- 1st place 1 gA 0 el p REGIONAL--------------lstplace I AA ,4 up .1-1: ', ge.TQ'i5AjQ,1j sl-IUMAN ----- Mile re1ay522O yd. 3 3-in dashg 440 relay AAZAA fi JORDAN ---------- ---- Mile relay p' MCCOY ---- Mile relayglow hurdles, poweu 1-HGH JUMP ' District 1st3 half mile, District and Regional, lst place '?g5f'4 '-e' -1151, 'l ei,pe QMQQ p MILLS ---- Mile relay3440 dash,Dis- . Q - ij trict,1st5 Regional, zna, State sth, 'W' Q, - i ' broad junp, District and Regional, - .A 440 RELAY DISTRICT ------------- 2nd place REGIONAL ------------- 2nd place C. MCCABE-440 relay , 100 yd. dashs low hurdles, high jumps broad jumpg DENHAM ---- 440 relayg high jump, 1st place, District J. MCCABE--440 relayg 100 yd. dashg broad jump, 3rd place, District lst place. 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E, 111113.11211 C oy Sprln OU. bf!-M114 E fl -.1 ,,.j 1 1, H :.qQ:' , H' gg -,E H ' 35' IRQ, ' ' Ronald andjames head for home after state meet. UM STAY' ' 7 A T'Y'? T l I Q I . W ,L I 1 I I V , L' K IN Q 1 ilu, Robert Preston wins in amateur contest. CAMPUS SCENES V7f'7'f.- ' H 4'-Pitt. F.-i , ' +5551 !4 , I '.i1-A n, 1 S fm 19 --gi' ff' 43 e.,,n , I ' Q I g l . , vi il . A N Q -. Q, Q - L-egg I I H, x M V ' ' S I I X! -x I xr , Rhodes Huffhines Cannon FRESHMAN JUNIOR SOPHOMORE BEST CITIZENS Underclassmen receive citizenship awards. Philip Rapstine, president of Student Body, Juanita turns on charm at banquet. and H. T. Dickens, vice-president of Board of Trustees, lay cornerstone for new high school building. QBe1owj Mrs. Neal Edwards, one of first graduates, joins observers at ceremony. Bette and Betty leave for regional journalism contest. Q, S.,-V-1 E F' 1 ff' Cathy and Cathy Dale Pugh attend Dale's graduation. ' F n . 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