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

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1954 volume:

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'51, or 9' ' ' N? I N I Si 1 v , f ' f ' -l, L 'f , 3 YW NOW , slmue Lilw 4497, META PH OR by f ff PE.Rson a Flcmold wx I ' f wx f !Z 'ff 1 Zi' ggi, . ff ya ,, fix fra?-i P K , vena f ' ' .- ' L' X f-, J iff .4 1 .. ffm ' ' 1- ' -1 ' ' 9' I' ,ix -- V f ' X., 4, . , fg T g,'f ,f Aff I' 45 -1-V lllllllln JiJau'ii,f ug., I BOARD OF EDUCATION H. T. DICKENS Vice President A. D. PARSONS B, O, BENTLEY JOHN KOTARA, IR. President J. T. CRAWFORD Not shown: H. C. LITTLE, JR. Secretary J. W. WELLS Business Manager -'-up 11- MRS. MARVIN MILIKIEN Secretary HUELYN LAYCOCK M. A. -W. T. S. C. Superintendent ,B 64 vii' kg. 1 31 xg, I Q: J X 1 ,,,ez1'i .-'X'- 4 4 A9 - Q EPT. 35 51. .l'1?' A f-'N FWF: MRS, B, R, WEAKS B. A. -W. T. S. C. Counselor MRS. I. R. MCMURTRAY R. N. -St. Vincent College of Nursing Nuxse LAWSON SHAW M. S. -N, T, S. C. Principal lx Al .-3 CLAUDA EVERLY B. A. , T. S. C, W. CLINTON DAVIS B. S. , Sam Houston State Science M. A. , California U. English, Journalism Bucks' Tale, Antler, and N, H. S, Sponsor Junior Class Sponsor Girls' Basketball Coach JOHN R, DRISKILL B. A. , Southwestern State MARY GREEN M. E. , W. T. S. C. B. S, , Texas Tech Industrial Arts Homemaking Craft Club Sponsor F. H. A. Sponsor Everly, Green, Davis, Driskill, and Gaston take time out for a few minutes chat, 7 Q E. G. GASTON B. S. , Texas Tech Agriculture F. F. A. and Junior Class Sponsor 4-l-1.1 ,,. .F vi C 1 fx! fx 9 ? DAVID GRAYSON MRS. HORACE LEDBETTER M. E., W, T. S. C, B.S., N. T, S. C. Social Science Industrial Arts Senior Class Sponsor Physical Education Craft Club, Pep Squad, and Sophomore Class Sponsor It's coke time for Ledbetter, Grayson, Love, Love, and Haught. JAMES LOVE MRS. JAMES LOVE B. S. . M. E. . W. T. S. C. JIMMY HAUGHT B. A. , W. T. S. C. Civics B, M, , 0, C, U, English Football, Track and Band Junior Class Sponsor B Basketball Coach KENNETH LIVINGSTON HELEN WALKER B. A, , E, N, M. U, B. B. A, , Texas Tech Physical Education Business Driver Education Basketball, Assistant Football Coach, Fresh- man Class Sponsor Walker, McDonald, Webster, Livingston, and Strickland enjoy a good joke. 14 HOBART MCDONALD MRS. J. T. WEBSTER CALVIN STRICKLAND M. A. , Oklahoma A. 8aM. B. S. . W. T. S. C, B. A, , A, C. C. Speech and Chorus Librarian Mathematics Vocal Ensembles, Black Senior Class and F. T. A. and Slide Masque, Thespian Sponsor Library Club Sponsor Rule Club Sponsor . y -.PSR -f .1 ' 'r . - X .A N,WQ0Q f S V .... . V J b 'A M .1 -'-f 1 1 , mnuqumf 54 ' tmp'-,5 lxxjgx fa X' ' ,, lx TDECORATIONS l mica Oblicew RONALD MILLS Vice President BARBARA EVANS Secretary-Treasurer CLINT FREEMAN President Leading the grand march of activities this year were Mrs. J. T. Webster and David Grayson, sponsors. Money for the senior trip was raised by a stunt night, bake sales, sale of school jewelry, and advertising at the football games. Social events honoring the class were banquets given by the White Deer W.M.U. January 21, and by the juniors, May lg and a tea given by the Skellytown W.M.U., May 10. Colorado Springs was the vacation spot for 13 seniors, May 12-16. The baccalaureate service, at which Bob Wear, Here- ford, spoke, was followed by a tea given by Supt. and Mrs. Laycock. Commencement was May 28, with D.D. Monroe, Clayton, N. M., giving the address. SHIRLEY SMITH Student Council DONALD DENHAM Student Council fi0 x D? Disk Q KL Fw? X , if :qi U N: mr PAULINE CANTRELL DONALD COFER DEWAYNE DEFEVER DONNA EUBANKS vb? DICK FOOSE EMOLINE GILREATH ,r X L E: F ' Lf f N D 'N PATRICIA HENDRICKS EUGENE HOSKINS Qi' -'F-fa' JAMES HUFFHINES ,qw Q if V ,, Wx :iw 3 ag MARILYN KAISER 'TL' E E A DELBERT LEMLEY GRADY MILTON PAULINE CANTRELL Pep Squad, Chorus, Student Council Reporter 53, Doe Club, FHA, Mas- quers, Volleyball, Basketball, BUCKS' TALE. DONALD COFER FFA, Basketball, Track, Good Posture King 54. DEWAYNE DEFEVER Band, lst solo, Chorus, Boys' Quartette, BUCKS' TALE, 2nd State, Sports Story, Crafts Club, Masquers, 1 Play, Football, Tennis. DONALD DENHAM Chorus, W Club, FFA, Student Council 53, 54, Class Vice President 51, 52, Most Handsome Boy 53, Senior Class Favorite, Mr. W.D.H.S. 54, Football, All District 2 years, Basketball, Track. DONNA EUBANKS Library Club, President 54, Chorus, BUCKS' TALE, Masquers, Pep Squad, Student Council, Library Assistant, Doe Club, Thespians, 3 Plays, Volleyball. BARBARA EVANS FHA, Secretary 52, Historian 53, Class Secretary 51, 54, Masquers, BUCKS' TALE, Assistant Editor, N.H.S., President 54, FTA Presi- dent 54, ANTLER, Senior Editor, Thespians, 3 Plays, Annual Queen Attendant 51, 52, Annual Queen 54, FFA Sweetheart, Chorus, Pep Squad Library Club, Vice President 54, Crafts Club, Doe Club, Declamation 52. a.. DICK FOOSE Student Council President 54, N. H. S. Secretary 54, Declamation, Thes- pians, President 53, Vice President 54, Masquers, l Plays, Chorus, Boys' Quartette, Tennis, District 51, Foot- ball, Personality King, Valedictorian, Science Award, Davidson Scholarship. CLINT FREEMAN Class President 52, 54, FFA, W Club, Chorus, Football, Co-Captain 54, Basketball, Track, EMOLINE GILREATH FHA, Crafts Club, Chorus, Office Assistant, Cafeteria Assistant, Li- brary Assistant, Library Club, BUCKS' TALE, Pep Squad, Masquers, Volleyball, Basketball, PATRICIA HENDRICKS Masquers, Pep Squad, Student Coun- l cil, FHA Song Leader 53, N,H.S.g Triple-Trio, Chorus, Class Secretary 52, 53, Crafts Club, Doe Club, ANTLER Editor 54, Class Favorite 51, 54, Volleyball, Citizenship Award 52, Highest Ranking Girl 54. EUGENE HOSKINS FFA, Football, Basketball, Volley- ball, Track. IAMES HUFFHINES Best Actor, District, Area, Regional, State 51, 52, District 53, District, Area, Regional 54, Outstanding Masquer 51, Best Speech Student 53, Masquers President 54, Band, Chorus, N.H. S. Vice President 54, FTA, Class President 53, Best Citizen 53, BUCKS' TALE Feature Editor, ANTLER Photographer, lst, Photog- raphy, P. H. S. P. A, 52, 53, 2nd, T. H. S, P. A. 52, P. H. S. P. A. Presi- dent 54, Salutatorian, Venado Blanco Citizen, Davidson Scholarship. MARILYN KAISER FHA Vice President 52, Chorus, Band, W Club Sweetheart 51, Foot- ball Queen Attendant 51 fat Weatherford, Okla.j, Band, Chorus, Pep Squad. DELBERT LEMLEY Band President 52, Chorus, Crafts Club, Masquers, 2 Plays, Science Club. RONALD MILLS Class President 51, Vice President 53, 54, FFA, W Club, Class Favor- ite 51, FHA Beau, Best Athlete 52, 53, Most Handsome Boy 53, Football All-District 3 years, Co-Captain 54, Basketball, Track, 2nd Regional, 5th State, 51, 4th Regional 52, 2nd Regional, 6th State 53, Mile Relay, 440 Dash, Broad Jump. GRADY MILTON Band 4 years. SHIRLEY SMITH Latin Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Sigma Delta fat Pampaj, Student Council Secre- tary 54, Doe Club, Football Queen 54, Annual Queen Attendant 53, 54, Cheerleader 53, 54, Personality Queen. 'fa Oficefw The Junior Class suffered a financial blow when about S100 of their money was stolen from the vault early in the year, However, they doubled their efforts in the concession stand at the football and basketball games and made enough money to give the seniors a beautiful Moonlight and Roses banquet in the Hotel Borger, May 1, The class had a gym party in October and a hay-ride in March. Sponsors were Mrs. James Love, Clinton Davis, and E, G. Gaston, Among those bringing special honors to the class were Hazel Baker and Larry Cannon, best groomed g Lynette Powers, best posture , Betty Freeman, Miss W.D,H.S.g and Lovelle Vaughn and Wanda McAdams, winners in the state journalism contest. 4 4? ROGER BARRETT President ,R V N 1 H W H W.. :Qi - -,H :at 4' PATSY SMITH ZZZ I uznz V Secretary , JACK MCCABE Vice President L , V ANNETTE BURNS -. - Student Council R ' JERRY PUCKETT Student Council .fl RVVN uw X 45'-in VU' JERRY BALLARD SHARON DICKENS RAY ELLER ROY ELLER BETTE FOSTER SUE FRANKLIN BETTY IO FREEMAN cuzdaw HAZEL BAKER VERNON BAKER LARRY CANNON DORIS CARTER MARION BICHSEL 'WT 5 W 5 i f f ,, L . , ,av W H an ' I . 3 5 1 J H 4. 1' , A,! A ,W . ' i L , 11 X I 1 r H gi 1 H53 4 -V X Ur- 'i ' W MQ v , f wg, '-T ', 'H '41 fm 1 1 YS, .VY E I ,,, IERRY GORDZELIK ,I -ww NAOMI HILL HOMER HUGHES x MARY KARLIN JERRY KOTARA JOHN R. KRAMER PM rn' if 4437511 . 1 3 u. xbw, if 1 Y' ' ff Tig: - N Hz, '45 ' CARROLL LARNED ! ,. Y Jo LARNED gin zlz PATSY MORAN , Y I' Y Y u. I I 'ay 'X M ,Q Ng. fx YK f'?- l' g 15 L Wu 1 3 PATT Y MORGAN BILLY MOSTELLER WANDA MCADAMS YVONNE MCCOY 2-5' Z, , . .zzz awiafw HELEN PERDUE LYNETTE POWERS GERALDINE RHOADES wh f 'hn Q BETTE FERN ROLES FLONDENE SPOONEMORE DARWIN SUTTON IERLE THOMASON If LOVELLE VAUGHN INAHUE WALL T TED WILLIAMS T ALLEN YOUNG -:v W 41' '57, AUDRA SARGENT RUTH SMITH -iq xl .1q..g-:ff ir .. .. :- r-z -w-- r -1 a ze gg I-1 rv G E 3- to E3 Z 0 O O 5 E O I2 E Q .gs ...,, -. A, m im an Exim e.-' 'il ,- .,.:',:1.:.-2 nf my ::g,, ' w irq, -, 1 .avtlrgp j is- en was , mm N m M new as H.. r,H5v,1.:C:'-'lr ' K ' , L S? 5 we Q' r Q 5 UQ Q f A as z,. H G X H sa A 5 O m 1 5- ,Liu Aff.: ,, g U96 .reef . 5 9-1 V 5 'A -Qu. ., ,QQ I: '4 .L A :.. EAA W. 1 H N: The Sophomore class sponsored two assem- bly programs during the year, a film that Mrs. Ledbetter had taken in Alaska, and a talent show and March of Dimes drive at which S50 was raised. The class also had a gym party and a Li1 Abner and Daisy Mae party. In the class meet- 'EE' ings much helpful discussion of student problems was carried on. Lyda Spears and Dean Foose won special honors in the one-act play contest, and several others participated in speech activities. Lyda ' was also a cheerleaderg Mary Sue Bryant was elected historian for the district Teen-Agers Library Clubg and Alvin and Melvin Kalka and George Collis were on the F.F. A. judging teams. Class sponsors were Lawson Shaw and Mrs. Horace Ledbetter. Raymond Driskill President ,ws 1 Q Carolyn Horner Dean Foose Amy Durning Secretary Vice President Treasurer Betty Armstrong Jimmy Baten Donald Carlson Mary Sue Bryant Jerry Cobb George Collis Marie Chapin Larry DeFeve.r Howard Farley Janelle Crump Jerry Gray Jimmy Gray eww ,fl nd? 'QW 'U'- -,sr H J? 5n 'Xl Cheryl Chance f '?' -i aff' 1.9, W' 2.5 ...Q W '52 0 . an -my 1 'Q- s '15 'ik -fl' ff- eq: .1 Joy Mae Hoff -qw we new Alvin Kalka Melvin Kalka B Lou Wayne McBee arbara Huscher .e use L4 M Qiiiezffg, 55 -iv fi -Ei ' -N, ,Mr K - 5 55559 iifiifgi 1 - ,X V , Q 1 , WH . FE 3 ei: 7 . -.Q M , 5 Y :Z ' . f , , ,I X' ,E . .V 5 1, 1 f --1 45 , 1 ' ' , M gf '-: ' w gb! I ig, f 4 , 531 ,, H ,.. ,, 5 2- ' 2 -5 '54 v ' M ei A 12. ,. 1, 1 X ' - 1 .. ' .3 - - ' I f it in M ' t , mi, 5E A rg. Z Q.-' gr in -e N, Rf - if -'T' E'- L ' ' 7' i Carol Germany Janice Hess Jimmy Hoskins Doris Kenney Beuford McGee A.C. Malone ,uv ,W 1, 2, lik fl. Horice Preston f E H H ,X 3.,.,.Q 1 fit 4 -3 T' 0 I w bu , :W si! A Q ' 4- L -. ' Egglgffwf ' ' , 1. .X U, ,,... .. , ,v. . 11 135-my .. . ...,, 1- MJYKI : fx' . -' , , uw mal' . , .,,...wy,.n W ,.,'..,'-.y.'Z Y .f - Mfg-2:2 ,.,,5.f3, f-1.5. ,z:m,,,-' ' ., I .V W yu .mf X n M ,1- 1 Y .1 Iames E. Smith Jerry Mills President Vice President The Freshman class, having been initiated with fitting ceremony, or rather with freak costumes and funny stunts, took a very active part in school affairs, and some of its members won special recognition. Carolyn Anderwald was elected F.F. A. Sweetheart and a cheerleaderg Jerry Mills lettered in athleticsg Buddy Smith took honors in dramatics, playing in Antic Spring and 'Aria da Capog' John Parsons also had roles in 'Antic Spring' and 'Ghost Wantedg' and Maynard Kotara and Otis Frost were on the crops judging team that placed second in Area I competition and fourth in the regional contest. Sponsors of the class were Mrs. B. R. Weaks and Kenneth Livingston. 7 ' If -L L 1. ' 'Q if T WH V1 'JM H1 m , 1:s,, - m H ,. e V w J ' , 1 , ' Gordon Stevens Student Council P ' 5 g H ' bbs, l',L' - ,V H . Peggy 0'Ne31 Ruth Bagley Secretary-Treasurer Student Council Ruby Nell Cook Daniel Cook Wilma Dunivin Otis Frost Gary Gosnell Richard Haiduk Charles Harrison aqw ry f Carolyn Anderwald Henry Asenclo Joyce Ballard Walter Beauchamp Frances Cantrell Dwaine Clemons ,-lr.. .-Ugg, ., K 4 ,V d, ff' N 1 Iii. xi ax. . ,wr L! 1 'If I 917' AIP' XL 5 if seas .. A , .- , -,..1 .,,,?a,w . 1,2 .WT -if .. iff I 1 ,wi QQ fu K xl gg' V ,I nlfdlf N? -I 'lxzj 2 10' f DN ,ya-f ' I 1 ' 3 . ..., . lm 'll x X 11 75 Q, Y, V i ,,, 1 ,gf -.. ui ff- .el Q M a -A 'Q .r X K2 ,f-cs 'C' -Seq, life fi' in ye as W ' ' - ee as Q1 'sf :aw asia 15 .,: 'Eff' Arthur Hernandez Wayne Howard Ray Jackson Rita Johns Don Jones Anna M. Kramer Maynard Kotara Brantley Laycock Nancy Lester I. R. Logan Lloyd Marla: gf' 1,51 -Jay My M -ff f ff' is I ,A , f 1 A X X X I A 5, it E1 ,fc wana W ' 2 ,L xy ,kr 2, w f .!, 1, ,Q 1, y ' -'1 5 5' Aff? :gif N' ' X .r X I ,E . .V , ,,.,, Z i , .. ff ' 'wgggni af. 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Smith A- 55 34 Jerry Thornburg P Wf 1- Mickey srnnh 7 ., . 91,6 W . me ir 'Yn ff? .2 yfg , ,wx 1, M -9 .. ,42- . 5, X z ,S 4 1 many' Q: Sgr In H1 il ef' -:--:Er - wi? ' .1 A N M . -A H,---If-',,i,'.-+3-1: ig: amz, H -'ASEE ',' , W ? 1 H ,sr-.. 1 Q -Eb . k,f'i' . . Eff ' if M4 .sei 925 I P 13' Q F 'J K Q 'ai' A '62 U r' Ai g S .r -u ,, My ' f- Q3 gow .M E' 'ff Q Bobby Willis '71 z-V: 43' Q5' 4 ,Aw .U 13 'Q fs L I 41 Leon Vandergriff James Werley Bobby Wallin , . 1 , . N , .. is ll qw , ,,. K ,,, ' K 2' f ,Iii , 5 5 .. ,A .Q - ., 3:13 - . ' j ' -'-4 ffyudue W N w . t ,R ww ' giga- 1714 ' ' . 1 I n IIS 1 re wa 'K 'fe 2 'Z , V 'L A fry, games L 2,I'vi'Mi1 M1 l A- 3 f1Q,v:5U:af':-fgili. JH? 'sa ug, vt.: 1-H 1 Mx: ,H ' H ls Alf: 2 . V R 1 . J,---:aHw,f-a3- R 4 fs., 11' ,n J , ' 1 David Hemphill Alton Hill Bobby Kalka Joy Kotara Joe Raymond Lopez Nancy McConnell Joe Martinez Wilma Milton Lewis Powers Donald Rapstine Gregory Rapstlne Marian Rhoades Betty Jo Smith A. I. Alford Regenia Baker Jerry Baker Donna Brand Ioan Chance Lynne Davis Jack Estes ff? Q James W. Haiduk Treva Hall ' Dale Hemphill -sf' 4' ,a it ,. 1 X as ,K M .i L, ,N N W .W Ei U- F- I' Marretta Burress Suzane Bates Robert Bichsel Rocky Coffee Ronny Coffee Harold Cottinglm Lee Ann Crowson Dale Estes Darrel Franklin Richard Gordzelik 53' 4, . .if T P unzv . 'I . ' S I , ,n ... ,,..YY ,fwv Wax saws W Msfsmmwy 2 7, .. , N, :lm-E :Wa 1 six: 1834 2, is ii I - ff f 'f.f V X, ',:, ,. , f ' i, y 4 B sfl In ' I 1 r ,... F f '- iw H Q X Q, I .W 3 . Michael Germany Reita Gosnell Rhiny Grange Bertha Mae Hassler rv 2:1-fi' J 'V Na-J H' I 'Y ,J 8 3' mu .z Mary Helbert L25 - . - N , Delores Hess E I Jimmie Horner .1 -1 ? up ff: fy Q Arlen Kaiser ' if X339 'P Virginia McGee S :.. . ' j -' V' 'W- Raymond McKinney A A I ' 44? 6 1 -as , :-: V J N Dennis Madden Naomi Malone Sandra Mercer ICM 'I' ,' ,Z Q if R ii , r .ar , . Q eff . V P are -'QW-is 1 n nf'??'r, fmwii. 2? f- all , , .V ' r, IGG G A 1 K -' 59,3 f 1 :li -53 I I ln' -.5 1 ,1 v N, Nw rw 1 'Nl if. in 5 E .1 ..n. n I A r as 1 w r lg -e K, H E2E:.- - . fifalp l ri , YS -. Shannon Morgan Priscilla Moss Clifford Mynear Jerry Neeley Nelson Noble Alene Phillips Audrey Phillips Orville Phillips Robert Rhodes Clay Richardson Dallas Sargent Bobby Smith Ruth Stanley Jerry Vaughn Billy Weaver Virgil Wilson Eva Jo Woodward Ronnie Wrinkle Buddy Wyatt Ronnie Young Yi :-: 1- iii 5, fi i -P x Dr. Kenneth McFarland, Topeka, makes the address at dedi- cation of high school building, Dr. A. M. Meyer, Amarillo, listens intently. James Huffhmes crowns Barbara Evans Queen of THE ANTLER. Sue Williams and Claudine Lycia Spears and A. C. McCoy as I azz Age models. Malone swing out with the ever popular Charleston, :aux-,,,,..,,.?. 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Q, Fa A Best Citizen - Sophomore Class DON POWELL If WHY Ig? ,X fl' 3 i 15.5 rs' uf Si .wil ww- . Aa Best Citizen - Junior Class ANNETTE BURNS 5 Most Courteous DEAN FOOSE - CECILIA LOPEZ Personality King and Queen DICK FOOSE and SHIRLEY SMITH .. ff- '55 Z 66444 cwafullfec f r J Seniors PATRICIA HENDRICKS DONALD DENHAM Sophomores BET TY A RM STRONG JIMMY BA TEN Juniors ANNETTE BURNS RAY ELLER Freshmen RUTH BAGLEY BUDDY STEVENS -5 Uzqaaigazfdaaa X 0 'Q wx x mf QKKW an 605 s ' XE . -' 1 1 I kvmlgkizik l ' Mm A Mix: 1 0:1 5 FX A J ,f1ff-my ' !f'9l!f?gKi i EER. ws X3 - L 'K m Q IR 1x,N,W:,' WM 1 -ff.. , lkl, -.Nm in kfru ..- ' AML, x N ' ff-' ': Q 1 Q ' , , .. - Q ,K + I 1-A l f i ' rg: Miss Everly Sponsor Doris Carter Editor THE BUCKS' TALE was awarded first place in both the Texas and the Panhandle High School Press Associ- ations and the Award of Achievement in the Interscho- lastic League Press Conference. Lovelle Vaughn received honorable mention in edi- torials in Tl-ISPA, and first place in featurettes and second in features in ILPC. Wanda McAdams placed first in news writing and second in featurettes in ILPC. George Bagley received first place in photographyg Roy Eller, fourth in sports storiesg Doris Carter, honor- able mention in general colurnnsg and Jo Larned, honor- able mention in editorials in PHSPA. ' Lovelle and Roy represented the staff in the regional ILPC contest in Lubbock. M13 A 'DEVELQPURE-5 ROOM .o N Editors Roy Eller Sports Wanda McAdams Billy Mosteller, Art Editorg first semesterg Jo News Lovelle Vaughn Feature Ray Eller Larned, Roy Eller. , N Q, rr -if IS I if Pat Hendricks Editor Sue Franklin Assistant Ifarry Cannon Business Manager Four members of the staff with the edrtor of THE BUCKS TALE and the publications sponsor, attended the Texas High School Press Association convention in Denton and nine members attended the Panhandle Hrgh School Press Assocrauon meeting m Canyon where James Huffhmes served as president. placed second in the divrslon for yearbooks costing ln November the staff sponsored a fashion show in connection with the coronation of The Antler Queen and in February they conducted a sales campaign rn which they sold 5605 worth of maga- zine subscrrptions Marilyn Kaiser was high sales- Iames Huffhmes Photographer Patsy Moran Arr CLass Editors Barbara Evans semor Doris Editor George Bagley Assistant Photographer Carter Junior Sue W11l1ams Sophomore dana! Wanna crackle - 1 435 Standing: Roy Eller, Roger Barrett, Jack McCabe, Dick Foose, Shirley Smith, Barbara Evans, Pat Hend- ricks, James Huffhines, Marion Bichsel, Larry Cannon, Jerry Kotara, Ray Eller. Seated: Patsy Moran, Naomi Hill, Doris Carter, Bette Roles, Patsy Smith, Annette Burns, Sue Franklin. The National Honor Society began its year's activities with a dinner in the home of the president, at which time plans for the annual initiation were made. In February, the chapter sponsored Courtesy Week, electing the most courteous teachers and students, and con- cluding the week with a skit in which the members depicted the wrong way to act on various occasions and the initiates showed the right way. In a formal, candlelight ceremony, February 22, fourteen new members were initiated, bringing the total number of members since the chapter was organized in September 1938, to 188. The program was followed by a tea honoring the initiates and the parents of all the members. Officers for the year were: Barbara Evans, Presidentg James I-luffhines, Vice Presidentg Dick Foose, Secretary: Shirley Smith, Treasurerg and Pat Hendricks, Reporter. -4. Clauda Everly, Sponsor, confers with Barbara Evans, President. AEE' , In a skit presented during Courtesy Week, Dick Foose, James Huffhines, and Shirley Smith show how NOT to act in a restaurant. sf- P' 1 k l l X- IN T 1 P 5664605 enamel!! i w ,nal 1 , E Jerry Puckett, George Bagley, Donald Denham, Ruth Bagley, Annette Burns, Julia McConnell, Buddy Stevens, Shirley Smith, and President Dick Foose. The Student Counci1's money raising projects this year were a religious program by Dr. Stephen Haboush, the candy sales, and the coke machine. The Council has purchased a coffee urn to be used by stu- dent organizations, trophies and awards for the intramural sports, and a magazine stand for the reception room. Its members have served as ushers for all events such as the American Education Week program, dedication service, etc. They have given receptions for the parents, taken charge of all assemblies, bought decorations for the Christmas pageant, sponsored the Christmas gift exchange and the can drive for Christmas boxes, written letters of welcome and instruc- tion to all visiting schools for athletic contests, taken care of the trophy cases, and sponsored the fingerprinting of all students and school personnel. The Council is affiliated with the Texas and National Associations of Student Councils. Students being fingerprinted for Civil De- fense purposes, a new project of the Student Council. Dick Foose, President, talks over important business with Lawson Shaw, Sponsor. tl nn - -Q1 Huffhines President Spears Secretary Ji: '1 nf 1-, v: ,ff . Driskill Foose Vice President 'N A Evans Reporter ' ' 'Na-. 5221 . . ppm, , 3.7. la Y , Q '. 'E 'E'1..' f' , Durning The Thespian Club has been very active in dra- matic productions this year. The Club as a whole produced three major productions, which included Ghost Wanted, a Christmas program, and 'Aria Da Capo, the entry in the League one-act play contest. Several members directed one-act plays which were given in assemblies, special occasions, and H night of one-act plays. In the casts of the plays were Dean Foose members of the Masquers Club pictured below. A Hobart McDonald Thespian Initiates: Eubanks, Malone, Sponsor Smith, Powell, Rhodes, Dickens and Horner . g. Ufwlaagzde Last row: Tommy Ratliff, Dean Foose, Carolyn Horner, Amy Durning, Julia McConnell, John Parsons, Micky Smith, Carolyn Anderwald, Don Powell. Third row: Larry DeFever, Wilma Dunivin, Judy Rhodes, Janelle Crump, Frances Cantrell, Barbara Evans, Donna Eubanks, Emoline Gilreath. Second row: A, C, Malone, Lyda Spears, Janice Hess, Sharon Dickens, Bette Roles, Sue Williams, June Traylor, and Cheryl Chance. First row: Patsy Smith, Dick Foose, Raymond Driskill, Buddy Smith, Brantley Laycock and Claudine McCoy. ,V J l V tr k X rs. Y l ,b X.. H1 W wa- se .5 .gil-1 g. ,. .3 X gf x Al ,V Back row: George Bagley, Jimmy Gray, Homer Hughes, Jimmy Baten, Calvin Strick- land, Sponsor. Second row: Earnest Reusch, LB. Roe, Jerry Gray, Larry Cannon, Dean Foose. Front row: Jerry Mills, Brantley Laycock, Ronnie Rhodes, Vernon Baker, Roger Barrett. ada 244644 Aggam The Slide Rule Club was organized this year to Another new club this year was the Current give students more experience in the use of the Affairs Club, composed of only sophomores, who slide rule, met at noon for lunch and much lively discussion Jimmy Baten, Roger Barrett, and Ronnie Rhodes of current problems and events. Jerry Cobb was competed in the district meet and Jimmy placed President, Tommy Ratliff, Vice President, and fourth. Betty Armstrong, Secretary. Back row: Carol Germany, Sue Bryant, June Trayler, Betty Armstrong, Raymond Driskill, Tommy Ratliff, Dean Foose, Larry DeFever, J.B. Roe, Jerry Cobb, Mrs. B.R. Weaks, Sponsor. Front row: Cheryl Chance, Amy Durning, Sue Williams, Lyda Spears. V GE 0? f f' '23 Q l:::.T - k , Q N 'fl .gi ' pf . or .5 10 er ,ffl h ff-D' if .:.-.. CROPS IUDGING TEAM: M. Kotarag Frost, 7th and Collis 9th at Lubbock. DAIRY IUDGING TEAM: FUTURE 0F A Kalka, lst Uerseysj Plainview- Preston M Kalka FIRST. A I, J U' . scum: Hntsrsms F ' t . A ,ms mn 1953 i gg 4 roumu ' 7 wfnsmnn RY cms.: A , A E , H rss '+A P- s .. Q 1 ,, pc 6-, I 0,1 sl ' , tp k, s 1 X114 V L u , . Q J . . an :.,.g A: Q ' ' , I nw? 'f :1'9EDn:,,' B V' ' ' ' ' '-'L c 5 A I ' f 5 SLIVESTUIIK JUEGIEEE QVA A ' 4AnAmnum-.srl p LIVESTOCK .TUDGING TEAM: Ray Euer, 5th qsheePJ. Lubbock: J. Kotara, in high io lsteersj, Lubbockg Gordzelik. 7,7,,4., The F.F,A. had a long list of honors this year. Winners at the Pampa show were: calves, I, Kotara, Sthg Bichsel, 'lthg M. Kotara, 'lthg swine, M. Kalka, 2nd, Chester Whites, Preston, 2nd, Durocs. At White Deer, J. Kotara showed the grand champion calfg and M, Kalka, grand champion swine. At Amarillo, out of 12 teams the senior farm skill demonstration team placed 2nd, out of 11 teams, the livestock judging team placed lstg and the dairy cattle judging team, 2nd. At the Amarillo Fat Stock Show, out of 54 teams the livestock team ranked 3rd in judging cattle and 6th in judging sheep, and at Canadian, they placed 2nd, a At Plainview, the dairy judging team was 11th out of 56 teams. In the regional contests, the livestock team was 4th out of 99 teams in judging cattle, and the crops team was 4th out of 30 teams. The crops team also placed 2nd out of 19 teams in Area I. Back row: George ,sms '2-' '..4 ' ' x' '14 N f . Q .'..:: L 5 I. . Mint: Collis, Melvin Kalka, Jerry Ballard, Harice Preston, Dean Wyatt. Marion Bichsel, Dwaine Clemons, Richard Haiduk, Alvin Kalka. Front row: Ray Eller, Jerry Gordzelik, Gary Gosnell, Wayne Howard, Harold Isaacs, Jerry Kotara, Roy Eller, E.G, Gaston, Sponsor, 7 71.14, The Future Homemakers of America enter- tained-the freshman girls with a picnic in Venado Park early in the year, and later had a hamburger supper for the members of the chapter. Their major project during the fall semester was packing gifts for children in Holland. In March, they held their formal initiation ceremony and honored their parents at a tea after the initiation. In May, they gave their annual style show. Officers of the chapter were: Patsy Moran, President: Annette Burns, Vice President: Carolyn Horner, Secretary: Joy Lester, Treasurer: Hazel Baker, Parliamentarian: Sharon Dickens, Song Leader: Mary Sue Bryant, Historian: and Miss. Mary Green, Advisor. Members not pictured below are Mary Sue Bryant, Janice Hess, Patricia Hendricks, and Geraldine Rhoades. Back row: Cantrell, O'Neal Lester, Ballard, Trayler. Third row: Burns, Horner, Moran, J. Lester, Baker, Roles. Second row: Dnnivin, Johns, Kramer, Bagley, F. Cantrell. Front row: Free- man, Williams, Germany, Evans, Dickens. Officers: Horner, Burns, Moran, Baker, J. Lester. 1 Inltiates: F. Cantrell, Johns, N. Lester, O'Neal Bagley, Dunivin, Ballard, Kramer. ' Q2 ' . Q? ,. 'J ' - is J fig? is - H tss f I it Betty Freeman, Miss Mary Green, Sponsor: and Patsy Moran at tea. iii I Rhoades. Vaughn' 5 onso 1 d Back row: MIS- W?S::2:mFDunivin. Ken'neY'KiZ:fZI, Morgan' Crump' Eubanks. seared: Cook' row: SPBMS' Ewfns' ohns. Rhodes' Bryant, Hess, DLCRBHS. I OFFICERS Emoline Gilreath -------------- Reporter Barbara Evans - - - -------- Vice President Lyda Spears - - - ---- Secretary Donna Eubanks - - - ---- President Members clip articles for filing. 'V Members of the Library Club served as assistants in the library, learned to repair books, clipped magazines for materials for filing, and presented book reviews and quiz programs dealing with books. Twelve members attended the district Teen-Agers Library Club meeting in Plain- view, where Lyda Spears appeared on the program. Mary Sue Bryant was elected historian for the Panhandle disuict, and accompanied by Mrs. Webster, attended a meeting of the district officers in Canyon. s 'FH .- 'NX ,AH 7 ff -tr N , '61-L . . Q-1 Back row. Mr ' 5 Weaks DeFCver P0 I ' SP0I1sor- 1 wen, Tmyler -Driskm Rad. Coll' ' lff. 1-md. s . P0I1s0,-.Freema 1s, Mr. Strick- Hes ' n. 5 s. Bryant, Anderwald Esojnd row: Spears, HOHIQ- , ' Lestef Rhoad ns' LaYC0ck. Seated: Members of the Future Teachers of America Dm, . , es B Ring. Franklin, llrlls. Powers, Dickens assisted at Open House: and sponsored an art exhibit, a program featuring foreign students from Amarillo, and Personality Week, during which and Good Posture they selected Good Grooming Kin s and Queens. They also conducted a panel S discussion on Personality at Panhandle, and irls observed and taught one day in the grade school. The chapter was represented at the state , the district meeting in Canyon, and a Delta Kappa Gamma tea in seven g convention in Denton Pampa. It closed its year's work with a steak supper at Cargray. W 2 s ll ig v : :P ,533 t ' W Y i B' : V3 51 1: 4 7, 1,53 , nj! ,yr bn . 9.3 OFFICERS Carolyn Anderwald, Secretary-Treasurer: Don Powell, Parliamentariang Barbara Evans, President Lyda Spears, Historian: and Betty Freeman, Vice President. Members chat with foreign students at coke party. s, is 8, wg W 0146 Back row: Cook, Kenney, Powers, Hess, Cantrell, Mor- gan, McConnell, Gilreath, Anderwald, Kramer. Front row: Larned, Chance, Mrs. Ledbetter. The girls in the Craft Club made costume jewelry, leather key rings billfolds, purses, picture frames, moccasins, etc. The boys devoted most of their time to the leathercraft making b1ll folds, notebooks, and belts. Although the clubs made many useful decorative articles, they were disbanded at mid term because of con flicts with other activities. - -QQ X5 ,1 ,1 1 fy 7 V I hi Ls 4' L4 LLLL A W M t ep Back row: Dunivin, Cantrell, Anderwald, Ballard, N. Lester, Bagley, McBee, Mrs. H. Led- better. Fourth row: Chance, Spoonemore, Vaughn, Hess, McConnell, Huscher, Williams Gilreath, Rhodes. Third row: Durning, Kenney, Karlin, Morgan, Crump, P. Smith, Roles, Evans, Trayler, Second row: Franklin, Rhoades, Hill, Kaiser, Powers, Dickens, Moran Baker, Carter, Bryant. Front row: Hoff, Freeman, Cantrell, Hendricks, Eubanks, J. Lester, Burns, R. Smith, Johns. W1th four alert and energetic leaders in charge the pep squad held bnef pep meeungs before school for several days preceding each game and a bl rally each Friday afternoon. ' .1 vm ew sw ts 9 . ss e -A uv H, N v 4. Q 2 'sf ff . , Jaan , Q L, I I 'uf Ag? . w i. V - Wm 1 'I m -M 7 .s ,K QQ!! .2 9 ' :lg K gm wmgc. rf as die, 2, ?'- 3-il qi ' L ?1 . I5 .as -W' P 1' 5 Y f W , 9 M 5 3 H 1' , 1 1 lr, 3 1 ,E .. 1 li :Isl 9 A xxhl . rf: -1 .55 ,im I 'I , - Q? I Zend After assisting with the Christmas pageant, the band concentrated most of its activities in March. Combining with the grade school bands, it presented a concert at Skellytown, attended a clinic at Tulia, and competed in a contest at Memphis, where it received third place in both sight reading and concert playing. DeWayne DeFever placed first with a corner solo. In March also, the high school group was entertained with a hayride. In April, the combined bands com- peted in the district contest at Canyon, placing fourth in concert playing and third in sight reading. Completing the year's work, the bands and the chorus gave a concert April 30. Officers: Rhodes, Parliamentariang Williams, Secre- tary-Treasurerg Malone, President: Farley, Vice Presidentg Mr. Haught, Director. DeFever demonstrates musical skill. .A Back row: Milton, Ratliff, DeFever, Farley, Williams, Jimmy Gray, Smith, Laycock. Second row: Lemley, Jerry Gray, McCoy, Anderwald, Carlson, Williams, Driskill. Front row: Huffhines, Rapstine, Cannon, Germany, Kenney, Rhodes. Pepping it up m the gym Rally around the deer Little boy - big horn 4N7'y y r . 1 ,Li Panty Panther's . . for Burning 'Z- QEAD 51 CENTENNIAI. E Texas School Centennial Student Counci1's Can Day 11 sg , if I Ho1d That Tiger Spring Maids Baker, Franklin D 1f4ZeZc'ca I fr, l .'!' ll . I 1 4 I 4, I . a W iff .,' ' I .Je fl X 'f fy ml' I ' ' 1' . 5, 1 .. 1' . Q M xgiglixxx ZA , ,I JI ffm . Y- I - xiyxk Nw' 4 KID, 1 , V ' I U Jff ff S , 1 -' y f ,U fs! Lift 4' l X . fd ff? ff 4' Ax if ,,,,,wf,.,,,,,,-- Xlf fg' I 1 X ' H 'Y gg' .7 ' 'I ,QI p f ' ,ff N if m 1 Li -s,j7FTQi:,2f:,r' -.g ' X 'rj' I. V , H- M h,91j9M ,'WfW i K ...X COACH JAMES LOVE COACH KENNETH LIVINGSTON 74416416 The 1953 football season was an unsuccess- ful one for the Bucks in non-conference play they won over Gruver, 39-'7g and the Pampa Guerillas, 20-6: but lost to Price, 32-185 and Perryton, 20-7. In conference play, they defeated Clarendon, 35-12: and lost to Canadian, 33-75 Memphis, 25-0: McLean, 20-16: Lefors, 7-05 and Panhandle, 21-13. Captains, DON DENHAM Managers, DON POWELL, RONNIE RONALD MILLS, CLINT FREEMAN RHODES, LEON VANDERGRIFF Back row: Coach Love, Manager Powell, Foose, R, Mills, Bagley, Ratliff, Reusch, Marlar, Willis, Thomason, M. Kotara, Coach Livingston. Middle row: Manager Vandergriff, Denham, Freeman, McCabe, Driskill, L. DeFever, McBee, Puckett, D, DeFever. Front row: Baker, I. Mills, Larned, Smith, Laycock, Young, Ray Eller, Roy Eller, J. Kotara, IBEW.. :3 V S.,--E fbias- DON DENHAM CLINT FREEMAN fi E d En I1 - Q s . W - I , - ' , f xx J.. - 2 f, H, H, . 0. 1 i Q HM lg A X .er M92-. RONALD MILLS - F Back , K QV . .L L a-1 L r Q- , , 1 J' ,gif . ,E . - ' A N N , ' ,wegggigj JACK MCCABE f- H M , V -, W- Tackle u f: L 1 Mtt M is -. 4 - - '.', ' 7 A 511'-'yi 1 ' i .a V 23 k E AQ Q S4 fifzxwv. Ph 5 A 9 Q ' . fl -Rd AK K A Q X Q - wmv 2. Aga H r'Wi'ffom x- 4 J, N KA:-1 A :f M? I J 'Q ff 3 -3291 'S S -- 'Tgg! T21's?'grf W 'ew . 2 fa: JERRY MILLS Back 1 L ' ALLEN YOUNG Back-Guard TOMMY RATLIFF Center- End 'S L 2, 1 . v 5, QE f 1 C4 ' '46 I 5+ +af'i? gf' L 'A 'f,w:,f.xTf1A:1,f , . H mfilkiii .TERRY KOTARA Roy E11er Scores Against Wildcats End 1 E 3 , 1 , L3 I --V l x., -.' I. , sit, Y.. , 1- 1' N, 4.1-. Ch. efff1fm Y S V, L. -:Erik .- V ' --4 ' ,v S55 PW 4 Y W I 1 L1 W s -. A, Q A If 1 , E ff if ,Q 2 A ' X' 7 , In . Rf ' A .4 lrr A Y 4G v 'i , 'qi 1 K 'ja r E I' ,'Y-Ali L r 1- 4 12' :r ,K iw, z ' JJ.. .Qty ,Ax ,ql,.LQ?, wif 1 wr: 1. -V 1' ,,m,:mf1'-- 1 1564. fain.. r X nxfxwj, I Q, nk ,ax Ap 1 , P ' 'M 15.-fs .,-..',,,- Q v - V- f , -1 ' ,.'7 r. H5152 -- . L x.SS..1JY4: ' . 5' 'W 4-v , ' 'FU'-..1 . Ya-2 5' .fa- . :SCF - .. iff? ,U DICK FOOSE Center Q Pal A -f RAY ELLER Back ff- . Q 1, -u 'Q ' I I r - -4 ,-Lf, 11 , ,gf-V? 'ff ' 'ff g53,15?fT4?'Iq-62-53' 1 , f ,. 3.1-fax JN: ge ,Q me L 3 fijff'-ff 99'Fl':f5g Z-f 'F .fait A ' 'W fig . Q , 1 , -3.'54,,,,35..-gpSL5QIg'fjLh.:i.:y:G f. s.5ir,.4?lnM-ga, ..'.-iw.. , ,.-V ug-fain re. , ,w.gQ-,L ,, ey, ..'iJL?P' 2 A-2+QF::?s,w,.a ' ..,,, ..w,,g,i 1. M., J. J uf-mu-,-if m - Y . L . ,. ,A-J. X -' All 0 Qi RFQ .xx 14. DeWAYNE DeFEVER Guard ,' . -BE His-ig: , , 4 '- .va .. . -111,1 P vb. -L.f- , 1 5' -B . 'mfr , '7',7.f.,ggr 'ff 'fZj7f:x':g-fr' ' 'N 3-g,E,,.! 1 2 A 1 iff hfiwdiefhfif GEORGE BAGLEY ' Tackle . BOBBY WILLIS-Back was . 1 E ,sf f ' fiiwii-Bffaiiif 1 ,4 xr.. l A l, -B 9 V ffiifgkfffh Q'-x-f-. If .. lf., 4-. . 1 -.2 , . 'fnsvfg zw ' , , gin ' -L f '25411 f,:'Q : ie .' . , . fg f ,.,, ' q v, f ' fbi-ggi?-H'-U '- Ji 1 ff-wg :L H . , ?7i AJ' S' . in K Y , ,V T525 TERRY PUCKETT-Guard J X f ' f? wa Q I ,, K x 'Q --J., Q f '95, G' ' I . ...L 'f A . ' r--14-,u-f'4 -' - '14, ' ' 73 ' +9 -L--?c -' '- '-- - Qu: . - km I ,, Q.. . -:f .,,,. . , ., , , ,. ,f-v -' 1 '1 a ' - X. 4 S, 8 XL 'Q , rl' J' . Q: 'ka - 5i3.4i:-2:3 D '49 , , 49,5541 :f. . . ,. -. 'z-. H'-'y-g .-I ff :Q-wfsffw w- L.,-4,-411,-g.a':-X32-H xv-.lg H . ,fH.1nS-yr.-'zi.1'p:ss r 'Tn :Q . .11 ROY ELLER Back VERNON BAKER Back RAYMOND DRISKILL-Guard if 2 5 f K f w ., ' ff X bqjtw U , -lil-.1-Z AJ. . , 1 'i:rJ1 , .'.-M.. --.Y , , :ff fbi? . fff v to Q'7hif'f-. - f Rf.-1.7. N, L I - fl?--Yx ia,.:fT fe J- ff-me-nirw-. ' f 2 L. . 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' ' A' Kneeling: Managers, Vandergriff and Rhodes. Tense moment in Canyon game' Y s ,. Q' WHITE DEER OPPONENTS 43 Nov. 28 Tulia 43 Dec. 1 Samnorwood - 60 Dec. 4 Groom 32 Dec. 5 Childress 41 Dec. 8 Groom 88 Dec. 10 Shamrock 41 Dec. 11 Samnorwood 51 Dec. 12 Claude 43 Dec. 15 Tulia 49 Dec. 17 Memphis 48 Dec. 18 Canyon 4-I-' 40 Dec. 19 Perryton 20 Dec. 28 Samnorwood I' 3-Q C ini QF- M111s reaches for a lngh one m the Pan- handle game Qfx 7 fx 3-KXM 4 A TEAM f x S din M b ills tan g cCa e M Bichsel Cannon, Freeman, and Denham meets his match W1 th Coach Livrngston. Seated: Mills, Powell, Denham, Roy Eller, Ray Eller. M v Q' - A! Iv , 'xxx J L '4 'Q ' f 4 f w ,fu ' 8 , 1 4 n . 9, rv., 3,1 5 I 6 . , Di Q T V 4 - Ai-G Panhand1e's Bentley. I 2 . L-Q Standmg: A Captains, Mills, Freeman, Canyon Eagles narrow the score' Denham. Kneeling: B Captains, Powell, WHITE DEER OPPONENTS Mins' Dec. 31 Borger 41 Ian. 1 McLean 40 Ian. 2 Spearman 39 Jan. 8 Canadian 30 Jan. 9 Stinnett 57 Jan. 15 Clarendon 42 Ian. 22 Memphis 52 Jan. 23 Childress 63 Jan. 26 McLean 55 Jan. 29 Lefors 35 Feb. 5 Panhandle 48 Feb. 6 Stinnett 50 Feb. 11 Canadian 42 Feb. 12 Canadian 52 JI Denham drops one in. . ... . Ek B TEAM Mccabe Denham and Mills Standing: Coach Love, Kotara, Foose, Farley, Reusch, Rat- r p 1. , ' D . , get in on the Play. 1ff McGee Seated. B Smith, Stevens, Smrth, Bafen, Parsons, Baker. aeeetlafl June Trayler, Managerg Coach Patsy Smith, Betty Io Freeman Davis, Rita Johns, Manager. Co-Captains. .....l.. The girls' basketball team played the same schedule that the boys did, except the White Deer and Claude tournaments and two games with Childress. However, MCCOY iUmP5 high- but 10565 ball to they were not as Successful as fha Powers and a Pantherette vie for the Panhandle' boys were, since the girls won only up-off. three games and lost sixteen. Back row: Naomi Hill, Wanda McAdams, Yvonne McCoy, Bette Roles, Betty Freeman, Ruth Smith, Pauline Cantrell, Coach Clinton Davis. Front row: Annette Burns, Patsy Smith, Frances Cantrell, Sharon Dickens, Lynette Powers, Janice l-less. 'Fe , if L 4 x C, K Standing: Patsy Smith June Trayler Frances Cantrell Betty Freeman Bette Fern Roles Seated: Coach Ledbetter Ruth Smith Nell Neeley Patsy Morgan Naomi Hill Donna Eubanks Friday, March 26, the boys' and girls' volleyball teams toured to Canadian to enter the district meet. Both teams won two games, but did not place. 1 t, fi 5 L. Standing: Coach Livingston Roy Eller Marion Bichsel Earnest Reusch Tommy Ratliff Manager Rhodes Seated: Jerry Puckett Don Powell Don Cofer John Parsons Jimmy Hoskins r sea r tt 2 We ' ,'- , 2 'fi 325512 'W' 'JN W 'E w A 16' Coach LOVE JERRY MILLS - 440 Manager LAYCOCK ' - Punch l. -' RAY ELLER - Shot, 440 RONALD MILLS - 440 ,J 'I Saturday. March 6, the track team traveled to 1 Amarillo to participate in an invitational meet. Of W h ' hi. the 16 boys from W. D. H. S. , Ronald Mills, who Ann' 'Kb ranked first in broad jump with a distance of 20'1 1l2 , 'sissy' was the only one to place. ,Angel Saturday, April 10, the team, which now con- sisted of only three boys, journeyed to Childress to 'usp' enter in the district meer. Ronald Mins, taking ,Eagan Q first place in 440, set a new record of 52. 4, which ,navel . . . . . . . ,Hg 4 qualified him for regional, but because of an injured ,sul 4' leg he could not. participate. Qi' xc M 7 emzda I I X L: -ia. 5- n ' ' . L' L sgaaraw. K-2 A ..., 1 gf, - f ii: - -V ' -., ' ' -- '- 13- jL R f ,gif I' 1. Hiigffir l ' ' e lq'llg U I -IH' ' e ,r u rZ' 9Faa'?. --T .. J f -f-f . . rise, k -117 lm. 1 .,-,. g. fr- S ,ggeag gi-,fr :Ji waivers 2-'la 'Ura - . ,'l:!lsrqgf,, 5?-lg Y. 1 gglggiffifivf?'7'7A1'g?-gfwlijgffgi ' , 'M7?f2Q'ff ' lefffiggggggpi . ., l ' N ' U xsr.e:?S?ff.' . A 1 .:.fSJps.,- 'fra' 11+.1?fiit'1 ' BARBARA HUSCHER RUTH SMITH PATSY SMITH MRS. LEDBETTER Coach Three girls competed in the district meet at Canadian, but did not place. 774246 0 1? damlcaa ARCHERY PYRAMID -. All 'Aww-fffjsg gg-2,15 . ig, 35 , SOFTBALL TENNIS r--Q. ' g TUMBLING PYRAMID 1,, k Q. .Nw SQUARE DANCE TRAMPOLINE I I . HORSES!-IOES: Smith, Eubanks, SHUFFLEBOARD: Freeman, Larned, Carlson, Preston. Jerry Gray, Smith. Intramural sports of various kinds were sponsored by the Student Council throughout the year, The names of the two people who rated highest in intramurals, Patsy Smith and Don Denham, were engraved on a plaque. The Student Council also gave trophies to the two best teams, captained by Naomi Hill and Don Denham, Warm e4am,06an4 vfmas' lv 7 coil PING-PONG: Patsy Smith and Don Denham. WINNING TEAM Hillbillies Back row: Hill, Cantrell, Roles, Germany, Hendricks. Front row: Smith, Gilreath, Johns, McConnell, Franklin. WINNING TEAM Hadacol Kids Back row: Puckett, Cofer, Kotara, Wyatt, Parsons. Front row: Wer- ley, Denham, Baker, Preston, Carlson. 74 N4 'U if 1 5-Q A A - ' , 'rf , . jf ' 'V rX K lfuflm X if 9 7,1 , X L, X I' X X 5 I 2. A I A x 'QCII-l : N 1 E x 'yx n ' 1 ', L ,ff ' 1 X11 h X l xr X fr-'I 'fag' ' ll V f ' f C 1 ' f QS X ' T-2 A.C. Malone, Amy Durning, and Carolyn Horner, in 'Ghost Wanted. D as The National Thespian Society, assisted by The Masquers Club, presented one major dramatic production, Ghost Wanted, October 26,27. With the combined efforts of the music and drama depart- ments, a Christmas candle lighting program was given. This included brass and voice choirs, solos, and tableaux. Both productions were directed by Hobart McDonald, speech and choral director. The cast and crew for Ghost Wanted were: Dean Foose, Raymond Driskill, Judy Rhodes, Lyda Spears, Dick Foose, Find him, Mr. Bradshaw, Wilma Dunivirr, Sharon Dickens, John Parsons in 'Ghost Wanted. Dick Foose, Donna Eubanks, and James Huffhines in Ghost Wanted. Judy Rhodes, Lyda Spears, Dean Foose and Raymond Driskill. Carolyn Horner, James Huffhines, Donna Eubanks, Wilma Dunivin, John Parsons, A.C. Malone, Sharon Dickens, Amy Durning, Sue Williams, Don Powell, June Traylor, and Janelle Crump. And an Angel appeared unto Mary saying. . . N I T' Q.-' And they came and found Mary and Joseph, and the babe .... ' 4 of one-act plays. Club. Between-act French by Dick Foose, All the plays shown here were directed by members of the'Thespian Club. They were given either in assemblies, for various clubs, and special occasions such as open house, or on May 18, when the club presented an evening One play given that is not shown was If Men Played Cards as Women Do, produced by the boys in the Thespian Old Lady Shows Medals. In The Villain Anderwald, The Villain Her, directed by Amy Spoonemore, Laycock, Malone, DeFever, Anderwald, in Vi1lain Still Pursued Her, Williams, Dunivin, McBee, In Antic Spring Horner, Malone, Chance, Dunivin, Eubanks, McCoy, Smith in Old Lady Shows Her Medals, directed by James Huffhines, Parsons, Smith, McCoy. Dick Foose, Lyda Spears, and James Huffhines in Marriage Proposal, Antic Spring, directed by Spears and Huffhines, was given for assembly and Venado Blanco. If d If STATE WINNER! Come out and do the scene Aria da Capo, by Edna St. 'Vincent Millay, was White Deer's entry in the League one-act play contest this year, The play, directed by Hobart McDonald, won first place in the state meet. At the district contest, Lyda was chosen best supporting actress, Dean and Buddy re- ceived honorable mention, and James was chosen best actor. At area James was again chosen best actor and Lyda and Buddy were on the all-star cast. At region Dean and Buddy were on the all-star cast, and James and Lyda were best actor and best actress. Buddy was the only member of the cast to be named on the all-star cast at the state meet. Lx-, , ... Dick Foose as Cothutnus Masque of Tragedy . and hide them from the house, the audience w111 forget. I' I I Q 1 F 5 as Y 1 D.D, Monroe, Clayton, N.M., delivers commencement address. 523 5 ,Az 5 Mrs. Laycock presents citizenship award to James Huffhines. E Mr. Shaw presents Davidson scholar- ships to Dick Foose and James Huffhines 6 z CLASS OF 1954 Back row: Milton, Hoskins, Mills, Cofer, Second row: Foose, Freeman, Denham, Huffhines, DeFever, Lemley. Front row: Kaiser, Evans, Eubanks, Gilreath, Hendricks, Cantrell, Smith. 1 ,J fe wm- 644 Laycocks, Webster, and Grayson form receiving line at Laycocks' tea. Mrs. Shaw serves 'sec- onds to hungry boys. cmdaz Semin gvmgaez' IL lv, A , , -. 3, . - If, If ,f J n SK., K -Al iii Girls await the beginning of festivities, K P Clara Hoskins attends her fourth junior- senior banquet, Rev. Dick Crews reads on fl C ff .I .M W1 Casey At the Bat. Frank Phillips College quartet entertains. Sponsors Davis and Love admire juniors' gifts. ef' we-:why - 1 w 3 - ' Yi .. fs: . - . FQ iii , K 5 V 5 Moonlight and Roses. Colorado Springs, Colorado 4 That ole gang of mine N15 Hey, over here I ,uf Cross Over the Bridge Girls , can't you read? Helen Hunt Jackson's grave - Seven Falls h f '-4 Chow une Home Sweet Horne Why are we stopping here? Gfadl' P0365- E Freshman charmers Smith and J ones - extraordinary ! Freshman slaves 0 Us ww- A rw-. - Dig those belts! Bunnyhopping is X germ is Driver Education! ! 8 .tw x Q: ,JA E E0 W. Stolen - two belts! S A 'f Winners' smiles Cafeteria Staff - Hendricks, Standridge, Burns Custodians - Simms, Moore, Bertrand I C, Q, Zampac 'ax' r' E 64,'la, Registration Slide Rule Contestants - Number Sense Contestants Smith, Parsons Baten, Barrett, Rhodes Sales campaign winners Delegates to THSPA Panelists at Open House A. spring style show Seniors at Skellytown tea N.H.S. c1ean-up squad Homemakers' dinner for the faculty l f A V x ,of , .,. 9 - ff, , There were times we thought we But we finally got it done, It tookna lot of effort, T But we had a lot of fun. new Y Y- -4 wou1dn't, Here it is .... V we hope you like it ! I I THE STAFF w '- xxx '1 -,' 1,4- xx, 1 1 5 lf? X r. xx ,- ffgx , f f fx 1 J 1 -5 'nm' fl 1 .2- 'T Q- '-.,'1' vw If ...,....a........-.,...,.,.. - ,... L.- -. ,...,.......,..........-.A......-...f ....-,......Q.........-,..Q........' 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