Wichita Falls High School - Coyote Yearbook (Wichita Falls, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1950 volume:

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BROWN 6 mrnonucnou AoMnwsmAr1oN cLAssfs mvomfs PusucAr1oNs, CLUBS, Ffuunf spokrs rf-IANK You AUTOGRAPHS Pusususn sv THE simon cLAss or WICHITA FALLS SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS JE, 3' Q .X J 3 3 Q ,f ! ., 44 . J N ll 5 -5 .--3 I L if SPE? as- 1 1 A If l?Y:4 l' 4. VW M2 1' Lx u-L e-as 'Q fi! 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Several major traits help to determine success and advancement in a career or profession' some of these characteristics are imagination intelligence ambition and personality Development of each of these qualities denotes individuality in any person Not only these mayor traits but also many other features such as self expression dependa bility tolerance and knowledge are important in creating a stable profession We feel that Wichita Falls Senior High School offers student many opportunities to develop in a way that will ard him to my make a success of his career To the students of Wichita Falls Senior High we present the 7950 Coyote May they enfoy this book throughout life as much as we have enjoyed producing it fs-WV PM fle- I I , . r ' r ' I l . U f 1 . . . 7, V ' ' -wi xg, D -I . 7 tr. Y. .RT fag 5 I . ,Q-. .-ja., .ret 1 'Cf .1 Acjiffi Y gi '-rvL'h,1w,. 51- ,JL 1-rf ' .1 . ,gm ' 2:L 1-My .2 'SYN 5431: gif :dl Ffelffk- 47791 1 525' Wil' F1711- ifi 9 .5 :ri :R .' ' . +2122 .s. 5 - f flfiftli ,' . -3, 1.- ae-:Q V 335' ' xg 1. .f rn-X AR! uf 8 WS: J X Q1-ff+ I . . age The :deals and prlncrples which Mr and Mrs S H Rrder have impressed upon the minds of the many who have known them will live forever Because they have glven so unsellrshly to the advancement of Wichita Falls Senior Hrgh School we the 1950 Coyote Staff believe that every student who attended Senior High during Mr Rider s administration will sincerely loin with us IH the dedication of this yearbook to Mr and Mrs Rider 5w its if-:'hf 55-5-2? 56 fy, gf? X -5 5 J :H 4 W I 2 fi 1' 124,57 .' 'Y 1.114 , Q' - If 1' 2 S I... I. 4 'V :iff ,l Z7 'r 1: R .ww . gg' , . .. , . Q?'f'sx 'y .ivwfu .X - F554 ff? I: J . Af' ggi: y z , e . L, 5:1 . - tg mv E' . :iff . . . . . - 5 f6 Fr- - - -vi: wg . . i . . -ai 54, . . . . . 9 1 .ygj'v1., - . . . . , . . . . : - 2 Tr , . . . . . . . . 41, a Iliff! . 531-Ji . gpg: . . . ...QQ , -e es. ft? A , 1 -. : S qi, 61 . Q, 1 , I ,, .cb Y If lf-, 4 ',7 2 ,f ' ', ,. .1 -5 :y ', . F .4 5- 'J 0.53, . X. .Q . 5- hw' 9 a f ,t 4' -'f' Ka It' .,, V' . 1'-L - ,n-.-, 1- .I-gf f . 5 . . v I ,. 1 n bv? 1 -Q wb. ,-L9- lift ' ,g'. . .. M- h 1 -5, my :, -J 'I , .g'7,'. Lz15'fSZRn1,T3'-3-.-'..',.:,4I-v' o n .WE , I ,vi ..1.?,- ,I -P-'ff 1- ge., 5154, . N Hai 91? 2,1 Q W.. sf -ref' ' X :J xiii Q pi ij ' .4 1'-7 JOE B MCNIEL MA Superintendent of City Schools emfmx me BOARD OF EDUCATION BUILDING ,,.---' s S ,.-'ff-v ..,f T uf? ini- ' J . 4 1 . or x! gt 1 LEFT TO RIGHT: MRS. H. P. LEDFORD FLOYD L. RANDEL, VICE PRESIDENT H. B. DUDLEY MERLE T. WAGGONER, PRESIDENT JOE B. MCNIEL CHARLES PROTHRO, SECRETARY C. W. CAHOON, .IR. DR. BILL POWERS I JENNIE ROBERSON, M.A. Supervisor of Art eww ogpw MRS. FRANCES DANIELS Supervisor of Cafeterias SARA DUNN SISTRUNK, M.F.A. Supervisor of Music O T FREEMAN MA Prmclpal of Semor High School seam Jhgh 561,001 mga, MRS P G BALLARD Secretary to the Principal J . . , .. N N S 0 0 g fl 3 'n L..--' I , is' . pi ' Y ,-Q fn fw l 5 , . MRS. JACK MOORMAN Office Secretary Seniaa Jligfn Scfnaaf Ugfze :E-'1 l-.I HELEN GRACE GOULD, B.A. Dean of Women x ll To exggse o J .- .ff . 5 -ffaml V I 1 1. 1- 1 . '-WJ A? 4 ,- 'iwylx .L I! 956 N-.. V: .1 09' f MRS. I. H. COOPER Registrar r not to excuse that absence x ' La .:+-- .fj M f 1 - ' X , f vpf Pix A 'I I fl U j 1 -' .l, A 2 I 4 af re' XR' iff JJJ IJ Excl Af l 1 ,1-.r ZZYTTP - X I g 4 .N I LOUISE LIPSCOMB, M.A. Q7 nglbifn Learning the use of English is the most important factor in developing the talents of any student regardless of the profession he may choose. This subject will give the student a better understanding and appreciation of literature, and it is in an English class that the student may discover his talent for creative writing. Each year brings better understanding of the importance of English in every phase of life. 4 x KATHLEEN ME,-A7-I M.A. The attempt and not the deed confounds us. -Q SARAH FRASER, B.S. LOUISE KELLY, M.A. JANE McCULLOCH, M.A Lf f Wrrte and re wrrte for success Four years of English are required for graduation Senror students who have the abrlrty to write may upon the recommendatron of their teachers substrtute yournalrsm for the regular Englrsh course A recommendatron rs also grven by teachers of Englrsh for senror students who work on the yearbook The lournalrsm class publrshes the school newspaper The Coyote News and the yearbook staff edits the annual The Coyote W' 62 xx... BENNIE WORKS MA IDA JANE COLLINS MA LONA BETTY BROWN MA LILLIAN JOHNSON MA I C PRESSON MA -L in' WELDON BIBB VY ETHEL FARABEE MA JOE GOLDING BS acmlluclau The held of socral studres provides students with a knowledge of gov ernment which wrll be a benefit to hrm rf he chooses a career rn this field or rf he uses rt only as an under standing crtrzen Careers which are based on the knowledge of hrstory are natronal officers news reporters archaeolo- gists genealogists teachers ambas- sadors and explorers. MATTIE LEE UNDERWOOD, M.A. PERRY GOOLSBY, BS -!.'. HUNTER KIRKPATRICK, B.S. J. C. MATHIS M.S ' ' ff '- A 31 af P' 'vm 0:4 JOE GARLAND MA BEATRICE MORGAN MA .IOE REED Anyone who plans to become a sclentlst an astronomer a geo physicist an engineer a book keeper an accountant or an arch: tect wrll frnd he has a great need for mathematics In both high school and college Mathematics rs needed rn almost every phase of life whether rn busmess or m the home where the budget IS Important rn solving family lrnances 5-v 4 'T' RICHARD MOSS BS ln.. lx-N .l W WILLIAMS MA 1 'fl a square x b square equal headache FANNYIS VANCE, M A ,J 1 WILLIAM T FALLS BS Sczencei The scrences of brology chemrstry and physrcs not only present the facts of plant and anrmal lrfe but also grve facts which may prove valuable rn epoch making drscoverres rn greater screntrfrc research From the ranks of these classes wrll rrse the doctors vetermarrans pharmacists screntrsts dretrtrans geologists engineers Inventors nav: gators prlots farmers ranchers and photographers -mg HADDON MALONE MS LENA McKEE MA CARLOS L BROWN MS ,AK fri' ESTELLE WOOD MEd Experrmentrng for unknown elements gi 'nie , -rs s ' ,'E4 v K 7 --:na'i'-sifL I . .1 l L Poco a poco aprendemos mucho 'FQ 1--A AGNES ZIHLMAN MA s,mu1, Students who plan to become Interpreters salesmen nurses lournallsts mrssronarres drplomats or polrtrcrans frnd It benefrcral to c qurre a knowledge of Spanish The abrlrty to read and to write Spanish also gives enjoyment and entertainment to the student through books radro and televrsron .falluz Latm rs a requirement for students who plan to become doctors lawyers nurses lrngursts and pharmacists Latm can also prove beneficial to those who plan to become public speakers writers muslcrans or rntellr gence officers Smce some modern languages are derrved from Latm rt rs prereqursrte for the study of certam forergn languages T Sr mtellrgentlam quaerrs crrcumsplce hrc NELL SAMMONS M A lk! Vw-J X , Girls Glee Club Mixed Chorus J . X . -' if. ff MARY LOU HENDRICKS, B.M.E., M.M. 2 .. Muffin The music department offers general music, glee club and a cappella to those interested in a career in music. Many students who do not plan to major in music enter these classes to gain an appreciation of it. Experience in entertain- ing is gained by the members of the a cappella choir, the Boys and Girls Ensembles and the Barbershoppers in pro- grams which they give for school assemblies and for civic groups. A Capella Choir J . ax GX! - , X Q ' f P ,. sf- s, - I f? :'f:1 ,.v I ' x , . X 5 Q Q r I f I Q f 1 . 1 5 . R 3 2 U N . ' f 5 ' 3 ' N X l 1 ' . ,F . 'll If ',. ll' tt, , A I f F YI, J sl' I '. 7 my 4. M. LA . F ' - V 5' ,, ,X13 . - ' 4 ... M. .g7.,,,ik1V., 1 'gr fx-,.whmwnwMQf+ 1 ,M , , . . ' x M1 'cs-f'f.f -+ - Mg.: g - -' f'fq':34,i?:fig-ffiw -vw... 1.1 gy-.ff 'V X- . l I r 'F ' 1 1 .W 4 'sf-'. .Y --f x 1 x . f' r- . A if . .TE .ng . 5 0' . 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' ,y 4 -.Ei X g,.f.-:x- SM !'x,k ELIZABETH GEER M A 1'1!u J!'ll'IQI15'l!'fl On wrth the race from Ima Fool F' fx All for the Show spud, Each student has the opportumty to benefit by courses offered ln the speech department for development of poise personality acting ablllty and voice control Those who choose to become lawyers actors mmrsters newspaper reporters commentators judges mu slcrans clerks advertisers English mayors and crvll officers wrll fmd speech mdrspensable Panel discussion on Community Teamwork M liss comes to WFSH FPC a dramatic organization stressing development of poise speaking ability and acting ability entertains students of WFSH with assembly programs and play productions The members of this club give interesting and educational programs to other schools Sheppard Air Force Base churches the Y s the Woman s Forum and to many business and civic groups The lights must go on Christmas Crusade in the true spirit of Christmas. 'Kv ilmlnanvqfl JOYCE SAMUELS MA Fmdmg careers rn art A student may take courses rn the art depart ment for enjoyment and apprecratron or as a means of helprng hrm plan a profession Careers rn art may be followed rn educatron advertrsrng stage design textrle design rnterror desrgn or rndustrral desrgn Art students decorate the Woman s Forum at Chrrstmas 79 f K A LOIS McGAUGHY MA lmagrnatrons at work , I xp .,,, 9 . 1. V - ,X t' .I ceramics, sculpture, photographiy, painting, ln i gs A X, 3 ff' 3 'Z - r A ,ff ' ' N : ,ef ' .1 4,,.x 'Q'-xx H MRS RUTH HARRIS MA fmwjj sw, The study halls ol WFSH provrde an atmos phere of peace and quiet conducive to concen tration an abrllty needed In every occupation Books descrlbmg innumerable vocations and grvmg their advantages and disadvantages are found rn Snider Library Frfty seven subscrrp trons and numerous books for relaxation and study have been donated each year to WFSH through the generosity and Interest of Mrs C W Snider and the late Mr Snider Fountain of knowledge The atmosphere for careerrsts 5 MRS TRAVIS H SMITH BA NATALIE GORIN BA BS ywby' ,wwf 2 'US 04? MRS JOHN WILKES BS SAM KING BS Learn whlle earning wmfufaecf 0 Dlverslfled Occupations a new course IH WFSH offers guidance and counseling to enable the student to select an occupation which matches his Interests and abllltles It provides for planned and supervised work experiences In the basic operations of chosen occupations on real ,obs with real tools machines and materials Such occupations as automobile mechanics radio repalrmen photo engravers carpenters or prmters can be chosen by a student who IS trammg for a ,ob on this part time opera tion program fbihauuhue cfucaifaan Students who wish to work while they go to school or who plan business careers find Dlstrlbutlve Education invaluable ln glvlng training ID stock work advertising and display selling and special services The proper yob attitude techniques of selling store organization adver tlsmg and display are taught r MRS JULIA CRISSEY, M.A. Pay for their efforts. fix f 4-7 C-.bi-J -os. Executives bookkeepers secretaries accountants? Gam The commercral department offers many opportunr tres rn trammg for future busmess executives and employees It offers trammg which may lead to pos: trons as salesmen bookkeepers stenographers teachers writers accountants advertisers news re porters and lrbrarrans S. EULINE SHAW MS Accuracy before speed W J WEBB MBA ff? JOHNNIE MAE LONG av 'C' X1 l MRS ROY W KNIGHT, BS fx-s Jlameg The Home Economics Department Interests future home makers rn personal health problems as well as rn foods clothrng and home management Students takmg these courses may plan careers as dletrtrans teachers nurses county demonstrators food demonstrators and food com mentators ancf Wana! Tests are grven rn this department to both rndrvrduals and groups to determine personality achievement rntellr gence quotrents and aptitude for vocations It rs through these tests that teachers are able to help many students choose their life occupations Films ardmg rndlvlduals as well as departments are shown darly as a part of vrsual education and guidance LELA TOMLINSON MA G A'lRE k! 7 Cabinet makers of the future Students who plan to become carpenters, cabinet makers, furniture repairmen or construction engineers will find practical training for these professions by taking shop ' fbaawinq Boys who plan to become chartographers, civil, electrical, mechanical or petroleum engineers, will find training in their mechanical drawing classes. Students who are in- terested in becoming commercial artists or interior deco- work. JAMES COWAN, M.S rators will lay the ground work for these careers in mechanical drawing classes. SW Graff The stage craft class offers training to students who plan to become stage designers, interior decorators, technical and stage craft directors. The stage sets which are de- signed and built by the -members of this group give the ,---.l-,I ,,4,..--,L-,- 1-,, ll ,,,,,I ,A -WA , L,,l, ,HA ,,,,,,,A W , . 1 just A. D. NEAL, M.S. .. Kuff Draftsmen in the making Stage craft class at work -Q, ,. M? 5 X . fgi' A I V 3 ai 4, PM .M 'E 1' 'Q 1 ., f sz' J X 'AA I it f 3, , Q 'A' E we 1. ,Q t '-Q e 4 AQ A V' 1 , In S bg , ii ' F 3 Q 'L i - A L - nk 'f' I l t ', 1 1 al' 5 '44.' ',f - ' 1 '24 5 . , x A Q gk ,f I- H ll if Ill! l',l 1 V . Y . M-, V x fi . - f ' , . f f f , o I, . 4 1 I ' ' gf- . P' 0 5 A Q-, C , '- 41' ' af K--, fx4t' f an 4 -. ' ' 1 1-.17-Kpfrwzg, I 531 Aw W ' , ,V . Q .rj ., ,.,x . X ,:i,,S'. fif.,jpN , r 5 Z r --'-' Y . 3 ,Q 1 A -' D out 4 Lv 1. . M ,-SVYT ..g.,, , 'WHY- . R .-A',,iMi '- xl' A game of touch football -an 1-- N A V 1 2 v 1' , , 1, 1. , o f A .-.A 6, lfky rf' ..v . ,f -,xy ,r , g pg- ' 'YW W' M -x ' sir: ' - vi.. ' 1, . ,,,X , 9 xv V ' JK 'gl .4 U X 4 -' f ,Q o fw.a,f-- o f 'IU .-W-Q: 'L-r ' ' W . 3 H., . ' M X gs T, A I. I V R -,-,,,,k,,,.,- q 2..- 1 . h ,l -- .. - 4 . V 1 V 1 A. A 7311- .Q A 5 .1 1 -gfs-J.-ivly' --y X. 7 mr, , r . V- ' -. b .': ' 5-.Li f a 'V ' ' ' J if 0 X MRS. J. W. DEAN MRS. EULA B, WILSON x ,.,.' 9 'ft AY-5 l Sympathetic aid 'Wm Afuue Immediate attention is given in the nurse's office to students and teachers who became ill. This office is under the supervision of Mrs. J. W. Dean, who has become an inspiration to many girls interested in nursing as a career. Cafeteria The cafeteria is best noted for its friendly atmos- phere. Afltfhough courses are not offered in the cafe- teria, 'me of the students enjoy working there. The kndwlggge gained there might lead to students' de- ciding upon careers in cafeteria management, die- xtetics or other phases in this field. What! No line here? ' ig: ,J P. ...J Smwu Samoa Gffwwi President Charles Sanders Vrce President Quenna Dean Smith Secretary Betty Cunnlngham Treasurer uenhn Kramer Seneca Spouau Mrss Lrllran Johnson and Mrss Fannye Vance XX ul -4 Seauoa eauauul Standing from left to right Sandy Boone Elizabeth Mouser Quentin Kramer Mrss Johnson Charles Sanders Mrss Vance Quenna Dean Smith Brlly Bookout Betty Cunnmqham Charles Greqq and .lack Bryant Seated from lelt to right Joan Krnnamon Beth Mosley and Louise Cornutt Q . , . V 5 6 V I , S 4: 5X Sf 1 J J? , V ' ' - A: 4 5' f ' 2 . . 'ajf- . ig .- 4. h . . : . I . In ' . I . I I I f I v 'D S 1 I 1 uddy Adams Wayne Ansted Barbara Bacon S Richard Bartula Easton Allen Eugene Arnold 45' Q-1 I Betty Barbee Wayne e 1, 3 j,mmy Elaine Allison AIYIS .lack C rayton f Awtry 'G 1 Margie Mary Barlgw Barnes p ,pr f Wil k- A v K rm Anderson 'W Orville Ayers Louis Bartosh Q H Hugh oe Donna Bettis rr B alr I I V Y X .,fL p V i m 'Y' kj B 3 ' J' 1 55 I 7 f P , ,, In fy ' ' - , i A P B, r 5, , ri , 5 if ff A B A A ff l 1 'W X l 4. ff fl J If n f 1 I A in 5 M A 1 B ' i 5, 'Z V . ,l X J B ll ' B' d Seniou K! Thomas Blake r y Sandy Annabel Boo out B e Bowden X Q an Q! l ox James Brewster Tommy Bradley Gerald Burdick Johnnie Eddre Mae Butner C aldwell o Caswell lack am C ates Ca tter 'uf 1 'P Dolores Bryan Nei Cameron Robert C eballos Arvena Bowman Jack Bryant G 3 inf oe Carter David C hrldress hd i ' B ' a . B'Il f X k ll ' 1 , . gif ' X 1 N V A x A I - B'll B , t - -,.- 'V . ' . -I ' ' l x L a y or B Q, , -. .41-'fi .,f-Q B AA t A s ,yyo B , X y Q A 1 1 . . .I 73 . 22 .11 .5 U B Dt X -1 A' ' S Bob Collins I Q Serucvzfi y Rosa Harold Jimmy Collms Collms Cook Betty Copeland Carroll Anita C opelana ox Louise Marlon a C ornutt C ottmgame C owd en lm O Crabb Culver L AE Betty C unnlngham Clarence Wllllam oe Crow C ude C ullom Robert James L! erry Davenport Dennis Dunham Vernal Dunson iw'-w Senaafzd ZW? Eldrrdge Johnnre Fecher Tommy Bl lle ack ns Ernce Farley nn Fouts Sankey Frazle YL eq-'P oe Garza Herschel Gibson C ay .lune Fu cher Frrtzler Ronald Grbbons John Fulton All Edward Glddlngs Tommy Gilbert Marvm Givens GVGQQ Mary Hatcher Noel Lrlllan Glade Grant Gray Charles Q S y fm ws G- -iv - . is 5 .1 . ' st , .IO 'Aft l ' 1 A 1 - 0 . 'l ' .l Ell' M 6 7 A 4 5 fs, A , sea' ' . l . r I . H AX-' . . 5' - A K LJ 1 ,f s 15 Sefuafzfi Jo Ann Grrfhs Gretel Brlly John Hacker Hager Ha fvx iv? Dwayne Hamilton Olene Hannah f' E Edgar Hrckman Wylodene Harbin a Henderson Leola Hrcks Georgia Hoffman Mrckey Holden 0? George Hendrrckson OH Hreberf Hrghtower Wesley Horton Johnnye Hevrrn Shrrley Hrtt rx Mar lorre Houts E,?' Agnes Humphrey exz Reba Hunn Peggy Jeter Samurai Charles Jo Ann Betty Hunt Jenne Jeter tri Bobby Jeter Charles Geneva Mike Johnson Jones Kelly Charles Kerbow 41 0 . ' 4 ' L Quentin K ieren Kramer Peggy Joan Cherry Lynne King K innamon K olter Y Ruby T Dennis Lamb Lewis Jerry Richard Deryl Lambert Lapo Lewis Donald Lewrs Jery Mrlton Barbara Lewis Lower Lumsden u Lundren U Blanche Mclntrre fx Zona Martin Dorothy Moeller Wrllre Rayford e McQuerry Mackechney Mahon Mansell Clyde Mrller FEW? Barley Morgan Barbara Mrtten Benny Moses Sefuafrfi Fw Beth Mosley George E lrzabeth Moss Mouser Neal lr ii Nrchols Margaret une Norrrs North C-s Jean Parker Barbara Br y Parlrn Parr Wade Oliver Ross Nelson T 'Y a O Nerll Dolly Patton C edrrc Perry Reeves Dorrs Patsy Tommy Pollock Powell Purcell o Penrck Jerry 1 Y ' A. D. sw I 1 , Q 1. J D N: B. , it , P t i Q J n 4- .. ' t P t 6' . A x ,N we s , 1 4' -'Ei X : I . A ,Ig , 'S .45 P , N 1 B b 'll . f 'H -6' , X ,' VM: I Semm Donus Ricks vid Shirley David Frank Riddle Robinson Robinson James Rogers Tommy Rogers Mildred Charles Joann Rowland Sanders Schmidt Jimmy Schroeder John Scott Georgia Seabolt Shelton Larry Shields .XX Pat Benny Shipman Sinclair Raymond Shelton v , I Fern Smedley i Sherman 1 f V xi 1 n U' Betty Jo Smith Semau C herllyn Quenna Dean Smrth mlth Harry James Peggy Smith Smith Smith 'tl 15' od y Fred Snowden Stlmpson Barbara Jerry on Solesky Steadham Stearman Patsy G rlbert Stolpef Sumner Kathryn Jerry a Stone Stovall Strother 'Q if' 'Y Beverly Helen Swan Tracy Mark Lloyd Edward Tankersley Taylor Thompson ' Lt .1 t x 5 ' - A t if. - Q 8' - ' 1 .7 S Y , D 'wry 137' g , X. 3 . . . , z.. ' H I if' Q Nl l Leona Upton 2?e4442vz4 Norma 1 Weldon Veatch Waggoner Walker Faye Wallace Vx Gen A A Francrne Wallace Whrte Vrrgrnra Mary Evelyn Weems Wehunt Westmoreland Ronald Whitehead Peggy ohn Dorothy Pau Wrlkmson Wrllenborg Wrllrams i ohn Wrllrams l Bettye Wrllrams Wood Charles Beth Donald Wilson Withrow Wofford Seniofui Jo Ann David Jim Word Young Young 'r - 'rl 4. ,gr f'f- ' NLE Q' 0 -4111 I jp A 4 - .. , t 'qi' 'A ' 'Z 5- 4--x ' -'Vv, ' J -4,5 Knit' ,, 3110-11 -iii? Senior Kid Party When we were a couple of kids. N1 Seated left to right John Wilkinson Charles Gregg Inez Herbert Standmg left to right Beth Mosley Paul Wlllams Ona Beth Wlthrow Peggy Hacker Pat Cowden Fred Stlmpson Dot Wlllenborg Dolly Patton Dot Caswell and Raymond Shelton Jfcgffzedl' fzankuzcj Sencaad. Seated left to rlqht Paul Williams Gretel Hagar Betty Cunningham Agnes Humphrey Standing lelt to right Clay Fulcher Lllllan Gray Milton Lower Barbara Lumsden Crayton Awtry Ann Fouts Mary Barnes and Quentin Kramer 'Ri gin-fir. ir, '51 Standlng left to right Jerry Stovall Peggy Hacker Milton Lower Fred Stlmpson Tommy Purcell Jeryl Lewis and Lllllan Gray Eedl rqlfencfance Seam-0. 61644, 1950 Standing left to right Easton Allen Buddy Adams Benny Moses Betty Barbee Crayton Awtry J uentln Kramer Doro hy Caswell Jack Farley and Gerald Massey ohn Scott E+ 'WP --.L S 1 ' Q -z.. f' , I . x ' ,' ' I I 'y 1 ' V1 . ' - A . ....: .07 g ,V-s , ,f A - 5 ,.,,., - ,5 -N11 ix , w W K I ,, I , Q . L+, , 42,51 . '.5 .1 A.- ag,'. ff:-fc-fi A. ., LL n . . ,,,. D ft .D 'e . I I I . I . I I . I 1 T . 'Q 1 r 1 1 I Q , f , , - E -, tl... ? 'I arf H -1 Q., V .4 -.a Q. . ' 1 ' ' t V' 1 'I Q14 ,JO ' ' se f ., ' . . ' N N -5 . Q Q ' ,Au 'BQ . -.' KN - ro. .1 A l' l SENIORS Left to right: Bill Fellows, Clyde Terry. JUNIORS Top row-left to right: Harold Wolf, Ir., James Key, Garland Murry. Seated-left to right: Ruth McDonald, Mary Ann Fuller. I 'x MM- 7mm gnffded '4-Q.. SOPHOMORES Top row-left to right: Waldo Blanchard, David Fletcher, Nayland Smith, Richard Min- ter, Bobby Craver, Raymond Nunez, Charles Worthy, Jr., Roy Wilcox. Seated--left to right: Clara Stodard, Jane Worley, Mary Kintz, Jean Williamson, Anne Breeding, Roberta Thomas. PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER Joyce Akms Gloria Martln Gracie Smrth Billy Keith Wolfe Charles Smith Standing left to nght Grac1eSmlth Charles Smith Gloria Mar tln Edith Woodward Christine Llgon Vanlta Tate Billy Keith Wolfe Mrs Roy W Knight Seated left to right Buddy Baird Gertrude Datson Katherine Lanmgham Clyde Bartlett Betty Ann Allrson Bobby Alexander Maryann I l I Tommye Jo Andrews Archer MIYJJO-44 Windy Andrus a Allrson '1- Bettye Arwood OSE' i Brllre Faye Norwn Amos Anderson Blllre Anderson pl Donald it Demarls As Ashley Wilton Ashby Q L CT? 1 1 4, -- ,JJ V V ,rb . I Q ' is JE-. . '. V Y sv 'Z . if ' . ' . V I A V , j . A s ' 1 . .f .f ' 'Ewiif r. e,J. 'L W , -4 - 6 6 3 A N ff , Q9 25- 'G 'v . 7 ' f . Pt . . . 1 5,4 tj, -, 6 l -. u, 'A -5. S 'Y . ii 1 5. u X f' 7 xt , , . . 0 I h 1 Raymond Tommy Atkrns Baggett Joan Banks PV? 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Ira Freddie Van C leave Llla Mae Walker if Norma Welchel is Y' Amfq Leon F,edd,e Larrre .lean Whrtehouse Wrllrams Wllll0mS Wrllrams W'lll5 Warren PUf5Y w,1k5 Wrllramson fauuoafi T 44, A if J is 1' , qv A - P' A n f 4 he f f A ' ' ' V55 P r c 1 A A ff -, 1 Fr . r N51 ' k ' ' Q ' Heh r , Q . x 5 V f l A A 1' C 1. ll l Q Q nxv- M L? 19- E I A l rlllll ' A 2.4. P' - I ' T: v A R Vllk ll I ' I I A .5 W 2' CA 1. H. ' a ' sos. ff W 7 V O' - Q W Sonia Jean Anne B' Y C aras Ann E+- Charles Wrlson W'l50n v4 on Wood X . Bert Brown Frances Wrlson Edrth Woodward A 1 Q .lackre Parr Ruth Woodward Wo K erth Wolfe Paunrce 1 1' Q-94 Wolfe Wolston ,J GUVVY Alrce Ann Wood Woody Wyatt York Nellre Yeakley IN MEMORIAM The hearts of WFHS students were saddened by the untimely deaths of Bert Brown a sophomore and .lackre Parr a iunror funahu B ',. le 'F 'G .' ' 1 . v - ' If ' u . - cr I Q A' Y W e y e a B A ' , 2 BN, - y, yjffxn.-. yy- D 5 l l A X y ,-, sap, -- First row, left to right: Larry Godfrey, Marilyn Boren, .lon Dell Brasher, .lean Wadsworth, and Glenda Graham. Second row, left to right: Miss Lona Betty Brown,sponsor,Mary Leeper,Pat Brumley,.loe Browning, .lo Ann Geyman, Martha lo Parker, Monta Rea Radford,Nina Leffingwell, Sandra Dublin, and Nelda cf 1 f , Cf ,jj -ff Ujffkma Jon Dell Brasher li' l J Marilyn Boren A 7aea4uam .lean Wadsworth Ropoafw: Glenda Graham Ireland. Third row, left to right: Marilyn Hull, Ray Ashbrook, Bobby Smith and Gordon West. I j sl 35 'I 1 ,A lb. P' y F -: T , l A A . 1 fl K Charles ' --N .lune Dwight Johnny Abbott Allen Ammann Burney Peggy .lo Adair Allison ,, 1 V . K :sv x l hx 1 I X 4 X V I We V Sharon BH, Ray Alvihf An erson Anderson Armgfrong Ashbroola qv Ashley x Par f Brooks Anderson Ashcroft ' .11 i 'M Af Edna Austin Barbara Avery 2 Q.. 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Nb Peggy Shrra Lynn ' oreta Elton Spencer Splawn Spoon Spradlrng Stanbery DIC C orval awn Jackre Stafford Tommy -,r 5 Brock Carroll Dean uz Stanfreld Staples Stewart Stewart i. Rrchard Lee Stone Jrmmy Br re 19,516 Stansbury Strpe U1 Sandra Stone Q-v' US Betty Stockwell Nanc Sylvra Wanda Melton Stralton Sullvran Summar Sumner .lettre Sumner S Wayland Swanner Lawrence ar Taylor Penny Travrs C laudra Underwood Jean Wadsworth 8 George Burnheart Taack if Cf' Troy Taylor Thames Truly Pearl Underwood Tommy Waggoner YYXOJ' Mary Frances Talralerro 15 Br y Thom Edward Tschabold ZX Irene Valadez Ernestrn Wa o Tatum Herbre Taylor Joy Ruth Taylor Lourse rm Beverly Thomas Thompson Trapnell B yron Tunnell I an Noy a Wa IVIGI Tupnell Lovetta Vrce Rrchard Wall Topper Y ? Q... Billy Wayne Turner ,-X Hugh Waddle Robbre Wallrng Sealy Turney Donald Wayne Wade Y Mary Frances Wallrs Alrce Ward s H Dawson W Annie Doris Webb SN Q:-v Joe Brll White Wanna Wllllams Ward Martha Sue Webb 'C 1' Claude Whrtley ard Gordon West K., Betty Warren June West ean Warren Lucy Jrm Westbrook Rfcl-,af Bettye Jean Whittaker Wrlkmson Wlll'0m5 Jacque wr' Mrckre Wrllrs Adolph Wlrz Ov Vx T7 Blanton Barbara Wood Woods A lm Shirley Mgflon L6Sf6I' Chdflle Worsham Yancey Yaakler YOUNG ' Y Wright James Watson Kenneth Westmoreland Braxton Wrllrams Ax Gene Harl Woods Mary Young S 6 Howard Weaver 1X Dick Wheeler Frances Nadine Wrlllams Johnny Woodward Harrell Young 6 if f x I . - -L-'41 . I V v Q H- r . , 'I A if 25.4 Q , . ,J X f .L . . ,No I ' ' 1' v 3 ' -Q , V , Al. 1 . . 'Nv ' 2- Q X hi 'Q ' . A ! la R ' W 3' as pi.: 5 4 M' - -. ,fr Q p VN ! 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V.- 3-9, f 3-1 eA ' ?-,,.,..f , 1: , Af .W 24,52 ,J Q genial: qauoluifed CHARLES SANDERS PATSY COWDEN CHARLES GREGG X 3 5-.1 0 3 ,f fi wi 'a A 1 K gm' - ' X Hn N I 3 .- 1 - f ff Vf X 'Z in-1 anim Qaaouled PAT MOYER FRANCILLE KNIGHT woooy YORK A X A A F1 , X , V Q- Sapfzamoae aaaaaifed BUDDY HENDERSON LUE MASSEY DELORES MOORE 'fl WJ' GRACIE SMITH fafin Queewx SHIRLEY HITT BARBARA BACON Badkelfiall Rani ELIZABETH MOUSER BETTY WOODS 14 eappella gclacafion C? . .- wwf: Y- - .A v Iv Q' 'fha 'bv r , , 57 fr' '7'7'x :1 r 7' E 1 ' -4 fs e 4 r - -,- , 4 sn- ' . ' -L .4 ' . . ' v-f ' , , Q. ,.,,-- . Apu. .-I --.1 -' ' 52 ',.. 7f-':.,.1. - - - .' r, - if 'f'.f '.- eff ful-2 -- 5 'i'J:. s f H' 'sv-:i7'Nrg1i-L ST' ' X 't nelfh' :A - 5- Ss . v--' 'vt-A 'T Z' ' -' 1 -fx- , . x. 4 REEF -I Y' 1 I l ' --sq 'IL'- ee s I 4.-,Xa 61' flldfan .Bowen C7 enezux. .Jfaioay Boakkeepmq THE STAFF WISHES TO GIVE SPECIAL RECOGNITION TO M TON LOWER BECAUSE HE WAS CHOSEN AS OUTSTANDING REP RESENTATIVE IN SO MANY DE PARTMENTS XXL., ,aff Thrs year as every year the T950 Coyote staff has upheld the tradrtron of electmg beauties and favorites from the sophomore lunror and senror classes the electron being held by secret ballot The staff has also surveyed each department for the outstanding students which we have called Career Nominees For hrs future each has already formed these unusual endowments rmaqlnatron rntellrgence and ambltlon Those selected for scholarshrp are chosen by the faculty We wrsh to express our sincere thanks to Mrs C P McGaha for the use of Shuffle ln the teen aae recreation center and to the YMCA staff for the use of the YMCA burldma where the pictures for thrs sectron were made I L .1 1:-L ,A-V 5 - - -v J..-,f -- t3+r1f'f.':-1' A-ff' 51: , -' W- pix x .b we Lf, I JL? 5 4,4 .H sys- vs--.-,s 5 I I 5 ' -2 4 R sq-.e -Q in w -' fi .' - J WT. , A ,, Tiff' , r .F . ,. 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Jack Bryant also served as fa- vorite editor and Fred Stimpson and Mary Glade served as class edrtors Brlly John Hall Sankey Frazier and John Wilkinson Ewrmeu ZCMM4 Pat Mclntlre .lerry Dunham Betty .lo Cunningham .symzs eww Charles Gregg Quentin Kramer and .lack Farley ff As, an '7!w 1950 The Coyote Annual IS a publrcatron which IS edited by the staff members who are chosen for their abrlrty m organization photography business or art All the edrtmg art layouts and orrgmal composr tions IH art are done by members of the staff l xky f vie ,kyxwl D 'l ,, V 1 P -. .J -Q H- Q I X.. D as- 'i.f: 1- -:,-,. 'lY., Uoqolerq Many of the photographs which are used rn the book are taken by the photography staff Members of the business staff make all collections for the book Although each sectron has an edrtor all members of the staff collaborate rn producmg the entrre Coyote 4 A 5. -a..-...A I '7!1a Qaida ,' Isa ks:-X Q , i ' - rf N H' : 01- N gtg. Li. 4' c A ,, ' , . 1 V ,. i H ' L1heeDCoyore New . I - gy Al V KX HA, -A l epat S, . I . 31 ! S . 92- . -, AY , by the Stgdzfnf of English If SP0nS0r9d by 7 - A -. ' Students Ure In the iuniina pubnfafion A67 0 ff f C e'S of English fommended b yeaf Certain apzuae A on the Paper or the W0rk or the teach- A . Sfdff writers ff i f - - ,,.-,,..,, WQHHL L ' f , , , if .g::.'::.-.- xvgjf it mes a 'S mum M ' ' ' E3-Lllfiil ,ff Reporters: Jack Bryant, Dorothy Caswell, Carroll Copelin, Robert Davenport, Jack Farley, Marion Cottingame, Noel Grant, Clay Ful- cher, Ann Fouts, Mary Glade, Wylodene Harbin, Agnes Humphrey, 7 Quentin Kramer, Elizabeth Mosley, Shirley Riddle, Georgia Seabo , he G k Fred Stimpson, Shirley Hitt, Pat Cowden and Dorothy Willenborg Wa' BUSTNF-SS STAFF Advertising: Easton Allen, Ann Fouts, Gerald Massey and Fern Smedley Bookkeepersz Doris Pollock and Dorothy Moeller. , Q DD,,?:-,l,- .I ,.D , D, CIRCULATION STAFF Lennie Chamberlain, Zona Martin, June North, Patricia O'Neil Jean Parker, Jo Ann Word, lva Dell Cooks-ey, Betty Chamberlain Eosemary Edmonson, Pat Hanaway, Jacquelyn Lebus, Edith Wood ward, dra Weiss, Patsy Williamson and Peggy Farley. SPONSORS I. C. Presson and J. W. Williams ..,.,....,,......., i...i....... Circulation G. A. Reeves .........,...,.....,....,............,... , ..,..,,.......,......... ............ A dvertising MBS Louise Lipscomb . ....,,.....i.i...........,..........,. ..,....., J ournalism d i ,,.,. ....i. A uditor Mrs. Oze Wwpwu Aleau Since advertising is largely the means of paying for the school paper, the work in- volved in securing ad copy is very impor- tant. On each day of publication salesmen report to The News office to sell copies of the paper to WFSH students. fvewd Goal fa paeu r 711-e eiacafaiian Slaff -.A 5 .O .- I 5 ,, S 5-x if ll Y :J- 7a.i- '7een4 President-Blanche Mansell Vice-President-Kathryn Stone Secretary-Beth Mosley Treasurer-Fern Smedley 0 The girls enrolled in the Tri-Y Club are the future home-makers, journalists, tegch- ers and all-around citizens of tomorrow. Their aim is to set high standards of seiv- ice to home and school and to build a Christian character. - F' , 'f.,,.f-o- .4 me . .Q-1 VM pc-JU' 4+ Q 'l .f-- e em President--Fred Stimpson 535, Vice-Pres.-Bill Box .K ' Secretary-.lody Snowden l K 55 2 Treasurer-Jimmy Allison . The Chemistry Club is the only science group in the schoolj and its meetings are held in order that the members may discuss new dis- coveries of the science world of today. Unusual chemical experi- ments promote a greater knowl- edge in this field of science. - N FJ VJ D 'J ff! 'w . K ,X Ja-if President-Billy Chaney Vice-Pres.-Alfred Thom Secretary-Evans Donnell Treasurer-Cliff Taylor Sgt.-at-Arms-Royce Reagan The Hi-Y organization endeavors to make WFSH a better school and Wichita Falls a better community by instilling in its members the high standards of Christian character and service. 'SB Szfualml Sponaau President-Quentm Kramer Vice Pres Pat Mclntlre Secretary Shrrley Hltt Treasurer Frank Robinson Pt Secretary-Carroll Copelrn Student Sponsors of WFSH work through out the year to help new students to be come acquainted and to hnd a place rn society They have pledged themselves to be dependable courteous and cheerful rn all phases of school hte 7 V ll gl Q, -ra ,Wil i .fdaafuf Glad President Pat O Nerll Vrce Pres Alvre Ashley Secretary Emily Smith Treasurer .lrmmy Mrley Reporter Ruth Martrn Those students who serve WFSH by shelving books checking rn books and repalrrng them are members of the Lrbrary Assrstants Club They devote at least one period a day to work ln the lrbrary 61-r Jfame Room fzepaedenlafwed President Noel Grant Vice Pres Buddy Henderson Secretary Pat Henderson Treasurer Brll Harris Reporter Bettye Arwood The Home Room Representatrves elected from each home room class group meets twice each six weeks to cuss problems mvolvmg the school :ts teacher student relations In thas students have a voice rn making rules Gfe E I UH WU GH regulations which affect WFSH students 7lze am' The members of the Girls' Club Council are represen tatives of the entire group. Their duty is to plan and to promote the social and welfare services performed by the oraanization throughout the Year. Il A V 5 ua Y fl Back Row: Larrie Jean Willis Fern Smedley Katherine Stone Blanche Mansell and Ann Fouts Center Row Shirley Hitt Noel Grant JoAnn .lenne and Betty Barbee Front Row Jane Moore Pat Cowden Chenlyn Smith and Martha Rider X -Q 'x YI his , sf' M If I . V-: ,,., , i . ,, 6 v E Xl iss: ' .Q 1 of V 5 Q ' S- q . ' -4 3 x 'u gp - W YY . - U I he S - i - r y XPS ' lt V T 1 7 ' .. if ' . U A :ly ' V so f M EMG il Back Row: Miss Kathleen Melat, sponsor, Bettye Arwood, Nancy McDermett, Lue Massey, Jackie Cobb, June Shell and Ann Krohn Center Row: Linda Kennemer, Pat Ballard and Francille Knight Front Row: Carolyn Crockett, Dolores Bryan, Pat Henderson, Dorothy Caswell, Quenna Dean Smith and Pat Moyer K IE QS' -rf' gaqd Gym feacfwzd President Tommy Gilbert Vice Pres Hugh Blair Sec Treas Albert Holzer Reporter Joe Shelton Sportsmanship leadership and depend ability are the outstanding qualities of gym leaders They are chosen by their classmates to direct the physical education classes and activities Their assistance contributes greatly to the efficient manner in which the gymnasium is run f ,,,., Oi' Qiafd' Gym .feacfmd President-Fern Smedley Vice-Pres.-Norma Welchel Sec.-Treas.-Dorothy Willenborg Reporter-Joan Banks Sportsmanship, leadership and depend- ability are the outstanding qualities of gym-leaders. They are chosen by their classmates to direct the physical education classes and activities. Their assistance contributes greatly to the efficient manner in which the gymnasium is run. Golf Glad President Helen Thomason Vice Pres Danny Strachan Sec Treas -Gracie Smith A Golf Club membership is available to any WFSH boy or qirl who is interested in the game Practice sessions are held regularly at the Municipal Golf Club to improve the playing form of the golfer pan - Aanwdcan Sfuienl 4044601 President-Sylvia Spragins Vice-Pres.-Wylodene Harbin Treasurer-Nancy Jones Secretary-Katherine Laningham Reporter-Ann Fouts The Pan-American Student Forum of WFSH is composed of the students en- rolled in the Spanish classes and also those interested in furthering foreign relations with the Latin-American countries. J A fuauoa Jfadfadaanfi President Kermit Cummings Vice Pres Don Hill and Buddy Baird Secretary Treas James Dennis Reporter Chloe Cullum Sponsors Miss Louise Kelley Mr Bryan Lovelace Junior Historians are among the most loyal and avid supporters of the Lone State State They study to increase their knowl edge of Texas and its history 4.46'lu6 President .lohn Gibson Vice Pres Bob McCann Secretary Bobble Ruth Longley Reporter Kim Leiter The 4 H Clubs have pledged them selves to the study of those things which compose a wellestablrshed home such as health food and clothing - .. - 'C' - i ' 1, l V H , ' ' -'A vu u 'I' ' ' ' J 1 Q . . X ' 1 I L. QXIA 1 . . . - 4 o Q 'T 5411 -H..- . . 'I - A , 1 7 ' . - -- , - ,-.jr ' .' 1 ' ' ' . V' 5 ir ' -2' .. 4 ,, V ,. , ,1,x.,.. - , ' f',s'51'i -7- 5 , 7-'T'-' V ' ' V- Nalawual Jfancvz Saaeiq Presrdent Mrlton Lower Vlce Pres Lllllan Gray Secretary Ann Fouts Reporter Fred Strmpson National Honor Society rs devoted to the promotion of better scholastic efforts Its members are chosen on the basrs of scholarship leadership character and service Each year the members tutor those students who need help with their more dlflrcult subjects 1 fella Glad Consules-Bud Lundien Agnes H phrey P su ors-Inez Hiebert, if' Helen Thomason and Gertrude Datson J Quaestor-Don Dilday Tabularius-Jo Anne Myers Historicus-Ann Krohn The Latm Club rs one of the larger groups In WFSH Each year the or ganrzatron mcludes In :ts program of varied actlvrtres a special as sembly an annual Roman banquet and a dance honormg the Latm beauty .bv fv S--' Wadma Glad President Charles Ward Vice Pres Sam Catter Secretary Treas Pat Moyer Hlstorlan Gracie Smith The Writers Club rs sponsored by the De partment of English its members strrve to develop therr talents rn creatrve wrltrng rn both serious and humorous forms 12? flswfmajzefl T Uccu-fzaliand President-Billy Keith Wolfe Vice-Pres.-Joe Hays Secretary-Treas.-Bobby Blackerby Reporter-James Lee Brumbelow The Vocational-Industrial Club, bet- ter known to WFSH as the Diversified Occupations group, strives to provide opportunities for development of leadership and to promote high standards of workmanship and schol- arship. lt fosters high ideals and appreciation of employment in busi- ness and industry. .kbulaiduiaaa Glad President-Wade Oliver Vice-Pres.-Jerry Reeves Treasurer-Leon Goforth Secretary-Reporter-Jo Corley The Distributors Club has meetings each semester to further its knowl- edge and interest in the retail world. The members have a definite inter- est in this organization, since most of them plan to enter some field of business. eammeacial Glad President-Zona Martin Vice-Pres.-Billie Ruth Ernce Treasurer-.lody Snowden Secretary-Blanche Mansell Reporter-Georgia Seabolt The Commercial Club members extend their interest in the business world through valuable demonstrations and advice in the line of their future business occupations. Sylvia Spragins, Charles Gregg, Frank Robinson, David Fleming and Charles Smith Raymond Shelton, Fred Stimpson, Ann Krohn and Vanita Tate One of the main duties of the Office As- sistants is to check attendance as well as to care for permanent school records and other office details. The students devote at least one period a day to this work. Auuimds President-Gertrude Datson Vice-Pres.-Fred Stimpson Treasurer-Secretary-Charles Gregg Reporter-Ann Krohn ii' Ona Beth Withrow, Gertrude Datson, Katherine Laningham and Gerald Massey '7Ae Mum: Glad President-Dick Lapo Vice-Pres.-Wanda Lee Secretary-Gloria Martin The Music Club furthers the appreciation of fine music through programs featuring not only WFSH students but also other tal- ented musicians from civic organizations. Many who belong to this club are not enrolled in the music department but be- long because of their great interest in good music. 7fze Eaq4 fbaudle Quaalel' Left to right: Billy .lohn Hall, Dick Raub, Cecil Minton, leryl Lewis, Eldon Boone, Gene Neel and Dick Lapo fi Ann Fouts Extemporaneous Speaking and American Legion Sue Binnion and Ray Farabee 1v Typing Representatives lst Row: Louise Thomas, Eddie Mae Caldwell, Demaris Ashley, Jackie Cobb, Dot Caswell, Cherry Lynne Kol- ter and Wanda Lee ef- 1 Tr 3 2nd Row: Elmarie Miller, Elaine Tally, Dorothy W 4 S J! Gamfwi o.A.R. Repfesenfafive R Penny Travis Winner of Mary Hardin- Baylor Poetry Contest - Out of one thousand en- tries, Penny's was one of the top three. O'Mary, Nancy Jones, Pat Moyer, Jennie Schoolfield, Fred Stimpson and Mary Karr 3rd Row: Eldon Boone, Pat Campbell, Pat Lewis and Bobbie Ruth Longley .,a-l 2 ,.' 4 1 W w wJ Tournament Play y lst Row: Bernard Woghorne, Bettye Arwood, Woody York, Clay Fulcher, Charles Sanders, Frank Robinson, Regional Scholastic Art Award Winners Cl'll TUYl0f, and -l0f' Dell Bf05l'9f . ln car: Buddy Henderson, Dot Caswell, Pat Moyer, Wil- Edith Woodward, Lora sodeflund, aeny Jo smifh, 'on Ashbr and Gefald Bufdwk- Dot Willenborg and Carolyn Commegys 7062564 eonial RGFJ-01 .4 l Junior Chamber of Commerce Pat Moyer v- Y-- Boys-Girls Declamation Jon Dell Brasher, Buddy Henderson, Dot Caswell, Angela Ledford, Carolyn Crockett, Shirley Moore, Wylodene Harbin, Sylvia Spraqins, Gerald Burdick, Shorthand John Mark Hirschi, Frank Kell Cahoon, Pat Moyer, Linda Kennemer, .lane Moore, Dolly Patton and Dick lst Row: Katherine Laningham, Billie Ruth Ernce Dudley and Dolly Patton. 2nd Row: Eldon Boone, Betty Jo Cunningham and Pat Mclntire iff . yy 41 'N A F- . Ready Writers lst Row: Eldon Boone, Mabel Harrison, Gracie Smith, Noel Grant, and Pat Moyer. 2nd Row: Donald Scott, Debate Frances Robertson, Penny Travis, Julia Pink, LaVonne Tunnell and Dick Raub. 3rd Row: Sue Binnion, Elaine Lillian Gmy, George Deen, Sandy Boone, Bob Cmver, Alvis, Clay Fulcher, Gertrude Datson and Mary Barnes Ray Wal, and Richard Wall Jima am! 7!1eae WFSH Social Committee plans the next dance. Students who have attended schools in foreign Countries. Barbara Martin and Billie Ruth Ernce, Germany, Max Daughtry and Gretel Haqer, Germany,' Vir ginia Hammer, Colombia, Penny Travis, Oki nawa,' Lorene Sweigert and Joe Cullom, Japan. 5,1 61 Miss Sara Buchanan, director, is introduced to the Shuffle ln Junior Council. Mr. Freeman greets some late entries. Jack Padgett, Mr. Freeman, Gene Nelson, Lucille Maxwell, Johnnie Kennemer, JoAnn Williams and Don- Qlilllmkdy Mr. Ludolphus, Mr. Stone and Mr. Brothers take good care of WFSH. ll ' ll fn. 1 l Vx, 704 S A1 Togaed guests assemble at Latin Club banquet. wli. Table of the slaves. of I949 celebrate graduation at hnal ml , af W I H gx 5 lil f reel ' ' A-' A ,A If ll Cb fl ' . .- 1 A ' ll 5 -JL lg' Table ol the gods and goddesses. I , Santa comes to FPC. FPC Banquet presents new officers. A an '-1 K in I 4:-' .-.., .cv 1 'lk 0,54 .N v D o fi Q1 --. -. s 41 f'?f fix. fig r L, 'v 5, N A -kk ., ' ' 1,151.2 4' -K ' '43--A. gag. '15- f2Rv'f-' -12 . hx '- ',:1PY 4 f,f' I I 'slr -I ISI!- Ha ai! nf' u- .K 'L Ipx Vg f i Qual Pad Iecaaaiau DOROTHY CASWELL PAT COWDEN 4 PAT HENDERSON SHIRLEY HITT DELORES BRYAN CHERILYN SMITH QUENNA DEAN SMITH BETH MOSLEY BLANCHE MANSELL The Coyote Stall expresses the appreciation of the school and all the fans to the girls who so laithlully decorated Coyote stadium for each game through fair weather and foul. NOEL GRANT lnot plcturedl I n 35 ' 1 , 'K 4 , .f-- x B3f529Q-fffi-L .1 1 'Y Y 4 5 uhvig mi' ? -1 'Hsu '-'- -. .,4, N -- in, S 'Q 'qig-w' v X nf Y , - 3 Tl? ' QM.: 74 - - z 35 . :2'5?sf' Q , . -354-f.i :1. W, cz ,-- x X X Q 4 P, Ax. rv' .1 . A A' I' 5 , L, V my V4-.'fxL,f Q '- - 1 Y! i 3 v , 6 4 6 Q .I 5' asv' .. 1 A I 'I' 6 I 1 ,ffl Af gr, -A6 if '19 , is m 5, I 1 1 s,En4 fr QGIA3- V1 gr T ?:?1q3'-bfl W Yz,A1?g5,---+41 -if L 5 f ' AC ,ga ,, 1' u' -R' in ' I it V ' . UI ,L 5 'W' X 1 Egfiivy X V . -3- sg f 1 ., ,, 'S +f' 4'9- 1 1 .5 - u A ' - -I ' 'f ' . 1 1 fi 4, vu XV - 3 A E- :K , M F x kg. 'zf : ?f.,. - f. . A i MH. 1 'n 5 gf 'D uni, 545 O Q-Q 1 ' ' fy an 1 'S' Q it lf Q, 1 V J F335 I . . . xx 1 L- ff S. t Fashion right football boys model for Girls Club assembly. 0 Rf FPC performs in Dutch dance with The lndigos. of the Half Century FPC presents Pride and Prejudice on Book Week Assembly. 1- The Rhumba of the '30's is revived in FPC musical. The Balboa of the '50's proves a hit in the FPC musical. Q ,,,,A,JM,A3 9 1 if ' 'QQ 'Q ai' , J f if .1 - 1 - D ,gl ' W , . . ' A' . .I VVWY 3-I ff ' ?--.5 J? - 1 3 Q 'V ' ' , . .o 'L Hx 26 9 .fb 'fn . if J'- , fl A 1 xp . lv ' t 'H a.-fif '- 3 1 ' 'Q Q4 'wf K' 'L AJ. b J wg. 4' H an d o 1 ff w -5 ll I V 4 T71 sm' -Q f-H4-221 'Tlf- '-t 'EW 0, ix , 'I lv. ,, 4 , ,A - ,- vwj!. lx X :.,, 0 SEPTEMBER 1949 12-First day of school 16-Pep rally, Denison vs. Coyotes 21-Pay program, Walter Everman, Liquid Air 23-Pep rally, Breckenridge vs. Coyotes 27-Pep rally, Abilene vs. Coyotes OCTOBER 1949 7-Pep rally, Pampa vs. Coyotes 11-Amateur Guild, one-act play, Box and Cox 14-Pep rally, Electra vs. Coyotes 21-Pep rally, Highland Park of Dallas vs. Coyotes 26-Pay program, Sam Grathwell, G-Man 28-Pep rally, Quanah vs. Coyotes NOVEMBER 1949 3--Coyote Mothers Club picnic for Coyote squad 8-9- M-Liss, FPC three-act play 11--Pep rally, Vernon vs. Coyotes 18-Pep rally Childress vs Coyotes 22 FPC Book Week assembly 24-Thanksgiving Day game Graham vs Coyotes 28 Pay program The lndigos DECEMBER 1949 Pep rally Pampa vs Coyotes Bl district game Pep rally Austin of El Paso vs Coyotes Quarter finals Amateur Guild Christmas play FPC Christmas pageant Highland Park of Dallas vs Coyotes Semi finals Christmas program of Music Department Coyote state championship victory over Austin High School 26--Christmas dance at Kemp Hotel JANUARY 1950 2 Classes resume after Christmas holidays 6-FPC assembly Rider Day 10 Electra vs Coyotes basketball 12 Coyote Mothers Club banquet and dance at Kemp Hotel 13 Amateur Guild plays 17 Vernon vs Coyotes basketball 20 Quanah vs Coyotes basketball 24-Childress vs Coyotes basketball 25 Fire Prevention Assembly 27 Graham vs Coyotes basketball 30 Pay program Loring Compbell 31 FPC Football Assembly Electra vs Coyotes basketball FEBRUARY 1950 3 Vernon vs Coyotes basketball 6-Latin Club Square Dance 7-Quanah vs Coyotes basketball 8 Senior Western Dance 10 Childress vs Coyotes basketball Magic Show E gk FPC one act play The Neighbors 2- I u I . 9- I . q I . U- . . ZOT . 1 . . a 23- I . . . . . 3' . . qi 9 ' ' ' ' P A ' A by 5,1 1 W5 gs . 4 A 1 s 1 as is ' s sl iv' .-34,5 x - I H rv-1' 1 's - -' .2 s 6 ilu ' ayemu FEBRUARY 1950 MAY 1950 1 11-Valentine Dance at Woman's Forum 14-Graham vs. Coyotes, basketball 15-Faculty vs. Coyotes, basketball 17-Sophomore dance to honor queen 18-FPC trip to Theater '50, Dallas 21-Brotherhood Assembly 24-Fourth Annual Distributive Education Convention, San Angelo 28-Pay program, William Wallace, Memory Wizard MARCH 1950 2-FPC Musical 4-FPC Banquet - 5- Shuffle ln opening 6-Latin Club square dance 14-Duncan vs Coyotes baseball 15 Latin Club Banquet 16 17 Distant Drums FPC three act play Duncan vs Coyotes baseball 3 5 ll 19 21 25 26 Southwest Recreation Track and Field Meet Fort Worth 21 Archer City vs Coyotes baseball 24-Archer City vs Coyotes baseball 25 Girls Club Dance 27 Blind program Coyote and Coyote News picnic 28 Altus vs Coyotes baseball 30-Olflce Assistants picnic 31 A Cappella choir trip to Highland Park Festival Possum Kingdom Relays at Graham track Altus vs Coyotes baseball APRIL 1950 3 Latin Club square dance 4-Vernon vs Coyotes baseball 6-Graham vs Coyotes baseball Easter holidays Quanah vs Coyotes baseball Girls Club Council Banquet Gym Circus Childress vs Coyotes baseball District Track Meet at Graham Band Concert Electra vs Coyotes baseball Vernon vs Coyotes baseball Regional Track Meet at Dallas Graham vs Coyotes baseball Quanah vs Coyotes baseball Latin Club all school dance fl 9 cl Q 17 X-3 r W 7- ' 11- . , 13- ' ' 14- . ' 15- ' ' ' ' 18- 21- 1 1 22- ' Q , 25- . , . 28- ' . , , 0 29- - Q GN Allis' 'O Y A Q ' iaith V -A f I X '13 -1 I ,9. I 6 5 ,lf -, l ' Q 0 r if 1' fs so 5 I A Latin Club square dance Childress vs. Coyotes, baseball State Track Meet at Austin Electra vs. Coyotes, baseball -12-Senior Play, Heaven Can Walt Senior Picnic Senior Commencement Sermon, Memorial Auditorium Senior Banquet at Country Club School closes Graduation exercises at Memorial Auditorium Ch fb 2 O. N D Q 3 0 fb Q rs Q 0 2 I eo- H 'f Q C U' 'Q p J 1 R.. if , .. I1 piolfuaea fmzmlzwf f t S fcvalfse ewze ' 1 K Y R mera- Students face the C0 Mr. D. Dandurant, class photographer, begins the pic ture drive. Staff members deliver ballots for election of favorites. icture making The before WFS lllll llll and after of P H buYS the Coyote' I ' COLJOTE PAYHE N15 fam X Staff photographers shoot a familiar scene. x ss 4 -.4 'FL H fn :mx , xg V -'4 ,ly 'W '44 L I IL, .lc .- 5 U , . -- -'E2?L1If. H, ' '.v1:I:-' f - - LF? ' ' ' ff -M1 11 ,- xfu 'sag' 1 , , U- ,-,,.r ,Q K, 1, . -,.jL f' - , -M5 nw 'f r ', A 0 v I ' lm . V. U, 1 I. if 'gl' l-4. V, -. 4 ,. . '17 ,A J y ,, V D. ,: . . . , Ax -. , hm. .Q I. ,, il., 'I 1: fav? , .1 -' .- '. ' -4- ' - ,,,,. 1... - M 1 t' fs. 7.1 an fs -. - 1. -s . x .1 V ' , 4 , 1.41.1- .9 - . . , -r qw1..,v' 'fl .-' '..,vN 1' ,,,.-w I 4. +4 , 1 6 aleft I4 W llffcmaand I3 f 9 J wi INN, fav' V . 1 K asa 42. X5 ...EQ 'QQSVQQQS7 if-If . .4 4'-,Q ,' ' Top Row, left to right: Bill Harris, DeLynn Patterson, Ronald Whitehead. Second Row, left to right: .loe Carter, manager, Wilton Ashby, Charles Gregg, Quentin Kramer, Bill Waggoner. Third Row, left to right: Deryl Lewis, manager, James Smith, Charles Ward, Benny Leqgett, Don Fritts. Bottom Row, left to right: Dick Long, manager, Edward Beach, Bill Chaney, James Self, Fletcher Grissom. Q Siale efzcamyziowi 9 7949 Q To Row left to ri ht' FBI P 1 9 - Bob Penick, Clay Fulcher, Kermit Cummings, Richard Ledbetter, Deedy Wolston. Second Row, left to right: Everard Terrell, .lerry Fouts, Raymond Atkins, Charles Sanders, Coach Hunter Kirkpatrick and Coach Joe Lester Golding. Third Row, left to right: Weldon Walker, Cliff Taylor, Tommy Fields, Buddy Henderson, Billy Bookout, Coach J. Weldon Bibb. Bottom Row, left to right: L. J. lvie, Billy Coulson, Buddy Baird, Merrell Blakely, Bernard Waghorne. eaqole S We They 32 Denison 1 , 6 14 Breckenridge 1 ,. .7 33 Abilene . 1 7 14 Pampa 7 53 Electra 0 14 Highland Park . , 7 59 Quanah 0 THE COYOTE COACHES The 1949 Coyote coaches included Joe Golding, head coach, Hunter Kirkpat- rick, line coach, and .l. Weldon Bibb, end coach. The strategy of these coaches proved to be invaluable in the success of the 1949 Coyotes. Because the head coach, Joe Golding, made a championship team from a small, inex- perienced, but determined group of boys, he was selected by the Texas Sports Writers Association as the Out- standing High School Coach of Texas for 1949. 1949 We 36 Childress 21 Vernon 39 Graham 20 Pampa 58 21 14 Austin lEl Pasol Highland Park AUSTIN They 0 14 7 , 12 6 0 13 THE COYOTE MANAGERS Deryl Lewis, Joe Carter, and Dick Long, Coyote managers, helped to make the class AA State Championship a reality by caring for the equipment and injuries ol the players. Deryl and Joe will graduate, but Dick will return as a manager ol the 1950 Coyotes. CLIFF TAYLOR Playing his first year on the Coyotes, Cliff showed up well at the blocking back position, and will return next year. DON FRITTS Playing his second year of football, Don per- formed well enough at his starting tackle post to be named on the second all district eleven. He has com- ' pleted his eligibility. KERMIT CUMMINGS Snagging passes was Kermit's special- ty. He will be around for roll call and a starting position next season. BILLY DON COULSON At his guard position Nose saw service which will help him when he returns next year. Wzcwfa 4604 .21 Wyman I4 I WELDON WALKER Peaches, often called, The roughest defensive end in the state, proved to be a great in the Coyotes march to the State Championship. He had a fighting 1 heart with the will to win, and his position will be difficult to fill. CLAY FULCHER Clay's outstanding play at the guard position earned him a place on the all-district team. Graduation will claim him. A? BILL HARRIS Billy's dependable service at the pivot position earned him a position on the all-district team. He will return as co- captain of the '50 squad. BILL WAGGONER Bill, playing offensive tailback and defensive linebacker, was named to the second all-Ameri- can and all-state teams. This co-captain for the I949 season will graduate in May. wwiwta 46114 3.2 4 6 Tlfacfulfa 'Walla ,fffyxuml BOBBY BOWMER Peak 0 Bobby was handicapped by a late start, but he still saw much service. He RICHARD LEDBETTER S will be a valuable asset to next year's team. RONALD WHITEHEAD Hooks was an outstand- ing pass receiver as well as an outstanding defen- sive end. He will be greatly missed next year. ,bdqizffl ,fy Lack of experience has kept Richard among the reserves this year, but he will return for next year's team. CHARLES SANDERS Moose, i949 co-captain, per- formed well enough at his tackle slot to be selected for the first all-district eleven. He will be x greatly missed because of graduation. DE LYNN PATTERSON One of the first players to come straight from junior high to the Coyotes, De Lynn showed up well in his first year on the squad. CHARLES WOLSTON Deedy, although his first year on the Coyotes, played a hard rough game. He will return to claim a starting position next year. JAMES SMITH Up from the Rowdies, James was like a stone wall at his tackle posi- tion. His place will be a hard one to fill. X , BUDD HENDERSON Hindu, playing his first season with the Coyotes after coming straight from junior high school, proved to be a hard blocker, running from the blocking back position. He will return next year. Wwhufa 46114 58 . T Klaufm, CZ! pedal 6 f: All, If if ' EVERARD TERRELL At guard position Terrell dis- played his ability to throw hard, vicious blocks. He will greatly strengthen the '50 squad. Wichita 62613 14 Peak 7 BILL CHANEY Bill displayed ability at his end position while playing his first season on the Coyotes. He is a returning letterman in 1950. FLETCHER GRISSOM Putt-Putt, a very depen- dable wingback, showed his great desire to win by con- stant hustle in practice and games. He will be lost through graduation. L. .l. IVIE Playing with the Coyotes his lirst year, Ivy showed his great desire to play at guard by constant hustle in practice. He will be on the '50 squad. BILLY BOOKOUT The safety abilities of Book and his hard- running will be greatly missed by the i950 squad. Billy, who played at wingback and tailback, was placed on the first all-district team and received honorable mention for all-state. He was the biggest little man ever to wear the Red and Black. K Q. .ff TOMMY FIELDS Tom Cat's line-crushing and heads- up defensive play were an invaluable aid to the team. Tom performed so well at the fullback position that he was named to the first all-district team and received honorable mention for all-state. He will co-captain the '50 team. BUDDY BAIRD 'Bud, the lightest player on the team, showed great promise and will return for another season. 1, I i ri ' U by , .gf ,7 K J JAMES SELF Little Jock was one of the fastest backs on the squad. Be- cause of his speed and great ability to change pace, James landed on the second all-district team, even though he was not a starter. Jock will return at the wingback position in 1950. EDWARD BEACH Beachcraft saw a lot of service in '49, and proved himself to be a hard runner and an alert defensive player. Edward will be around next year for a starting berth. Wichita Quilt rqudlin I3 BENNY LEGGETT Benny, a 750 pound center, saw little action this year due to in- experience. He will return to fight for the center position next season. :X JERRY FOUTS Mr. Automatic performed so well at his end and halfback positions that he was named as the Outstanding Texas High School Football Player for l949. He was picked for the all-state team as well as the district AA team. His play- ing will be greatly missed in 1950. 1' ln ZF- -' 1. WILTON ASHBY Playing his lirst year on the Coyotes, Little Willie saw more than an average amount of service and will return for a starting position next season. -I QUENTIN KRAMER Quentin a ISO pound back showed hrs ability to play anytime he was put into a game He will graduate in May CHARLES GREGG Country, playing his second year of football, showed up well enough at the blockingback position to earn a position on the third all-district team. His ability at blocking and signal calling will be greatly missed in '50. BERNARD WAGHORNE Bernard filled his position at center well and showed his desire to play in the games he entered He will return rn 50 sv wer, ' s WI' fl if , ' Y . fi., I I . X . . . . g . . ,V N i , , jg- g All t . , I .tx A , . xy f -'1flCf,fivt 'Eff A ., ,r r -r Y. V .'4.ixH:M ,. - as-V51 msd: .mr-Ar' vt - . ' f., O Q L Rowdie coaches, Perry Goolsby and .loe Reed. 1 , -dl X- 1 W . 'Jilf 3rd Row, left to right: Perry Goolsby, coach, George Bookout, Milton Sumner, Billy Turner, Bob Crunk, Bill Harlin, Buck Lowery, James Kollman, Billy Spears and Harold Huff. 2nd Row, left to right: Marshall Doke, Bob Shelton, Malcolm Putty, Ray Wall, Tim Thomson, Donnie Draper, .loe Bill White, and Robert Carter. lst Row, left to right: Jerry Biggs, manager, .loe Clyde Underwood, Don Dilday, Kenneth Hurley, James Hobbs, Byron Topper, Barton Lockhart, Jon Dell Brasher, and Bobby Renolds. 0 awcfuwi Wf 6 'TI III I I8 79 45 20 47 6 Rawffie Scfzecfule THEY I3 I3 33 6 20 0 0 33 I2 COMPETITION ARCHER CITY ELECTRA B TEAM HENRIETTA VERNON B TEAM DECATUR ELECTRA B TEAM NOCONA BOWIE VERNON B TEAM 3rd Row,' left to riqht: .loe Van Smith, Charles Davis, Jim Rivkin, Charles Young, Danny Strachan, U. D. Speck, Kenneth Darr, .lim Davis and Coach .loe Reed. 2nd Row,' left to right.' Conky Fisher, Frank Cahoon, RZ' Ashbrook? Dick Wheeler, Henry Davlin, Dick Dudley, Harold Hickman, Johnny Cupit and Diamond Jim Smith. lst Row, left to right: Jesse Dea, Bill Land, Fines Martin, Dawson Ward, Larry Cobb, .limmy Smallwood, Jim Brown, Buz Stewart and Charles Thomas, manager. 1950 eoqole 14 '7eam Scfaecfule WE THEY COMPETITION ELEC TRA SEYMOUR VERNON VERNON QUANAH CHILDRESS GRAHAM VERNON ELECTRA SEYMOUR CHILDRESS GRAHAM lst Row left to right David Fleming Max Wallace Ronald .l Weldon Bibb head coach and assistant Whitehead Harold Huff Jerry Skmner and Crayton Awtry coach Perry Goolsby 2nd Row left to right Larry Cobb Royce Reagan Pat Stew art and Richard Stone Nfl' J .I YY ll 40 36 34 23 25 39 22 53 34 42 46 62 25 27 35 64 37 4l 49 31 34 46 34 31 A 4 , , f X 4 'A ' A J' ' E I Z' t 1 6 , , I , at 5 be I , J L 4. J ' . , so 55,1 sa lst Row, left to right: Woody York, Quan Elliott, Stanley House, Gerald Estes, Jim Dean, James Brasch, and Jim Rivkin. 2nd Row, left to right: Charles Smith, Buddy Baird, Edgar Hickman, Johnny Cupit, Elton Stanbery, and For- rest Lemond. .lerry Biggs, manager of l95O basketball team. 1950 604,414 B 74am Schedule WE THEY COMPETITION 27 I4 ELECTRA 38 I8 VERNON 30 38 QUANAH 32 33 CHILDRESS 28 34 GRAHAM 47 44 VERNON 49 31 ELECTRA 34 37 QUANAH 36 37 CHILDRESS 33 22 GRAHAM ll ls, CRAYTON AWTRY Shotgun was the mainstay of the ball club. A senior forward, he was a good ball handler, who never failed to sink a basket when he had the chance. He led the 1950 squad in game points. He will not be back for the '51 session. Track form helps on the court. .IIM DEAN Archie was not a starter at the first of the year, but height and ability enabled him to become one in the latter part un of the season. He will return W . at his center position in 7957. RICHARD STONE Although Richard did not get into the scoring bracket, he was an exceptionally good de- fensive player. He will return for the 'Sl session. High links technique holds sway. RONALD WHITEHEAD Hooks was a great defensive ball player and dependable center H wi graduate in May ROYCE REAGAN Playing from the guard position, Flash, who well deserved the name, displayed his great dribbling ability. He will return for a starting position in his senior year. MAX WALLACE Playing center in his junior year, Max showed his great desire to play by constant hustle. His pivot shot was a constant threat to all opposition and should be an important essential for next year's team. W , , HAROLD HUFF A sophomore center, Harold did not see much action this year. However, he made o good showing in the games in which he participated and will return for another year of basketball. JERRY SKINNER DAVID FLEMING Flem was a constant threat to the op- position from his guard position and was the second top Coyote scorer. A set shot artist, Fleming will greatly bolster next year's team. Skinny won much praise while playing his first year on the Coyote basketball team by scoring valuable points. He will be a good competitor for the guard posi- tion next year. The Long stretch. Fleming holds own on center jump. LARRY COBB Lulu, who was a sophomore guard, saw little action because of lack of experience, but he always had plenty of hustle and became known as ball hawk. He will be back next year to help bolster the Coyote scoring. Stewart takes to the air. Q in V f 1 , Q 'N I lx nf . V Q lk . i l 4. I -yy j PAT STEWART One of the high scorers, Pat seldom missed a basket once he had the ball in his hands. As a guard he was a very dependable player, and his position will be a, hard one to fill. '7aadu is -nFko'. Bob Penick, Harold Mclnroe James Hankins, Jerry Fouts Bob- by George and James Self 1949 Side Ganleufanaix - Joe K. Reed The feats of the 1950 track team are not presented here because the yearbook had to go to press at an early date. ln 7949 the Coyotes won the district meet held at Graham. At the regional meet held in Dallas Harold Mclnroe, Bob Penick, James Hankins, Bobby George, Jerry Fouts and James Self placed, thereby quali- fying for the state meet. Spring found Coach Joe K. Reed with only four lettermen returning. On this year's squad are these letter- men who placed in district competition: James Self, sprinter, Quentin Kramer, middle distance, Cliff Taylor, discus throwerg and Tommy Fields, pole vaulter. Others returning from last year's squad include Clay Fulcher, Kenneth Bracken, Ronald Whitehead, Dwayne Hamilton and James Brosch. Over fifty boys reported for work-outs this spring. Front Row: Jack Edwards, Jim Anderson, Henry Mitchell, Jimmy Stovall, John Harris, Jimmy Rambo, Harold Hickman, Fines Martin, James Brosch, Mark Huff, Joe Clyde Underwood. Second Row: Kenneth Bracken, Charles Smith, Grandin Hunt, Gayle Glidewell, Lester Yeakley, Carl Hale, Don Smith, Danny Strachan, Bobby Hibbs, Dwayne Hamilton. Third Row: Dennis Pate, Quentin Kramer, Donald Scott, Gene Lewis, Alvie Ashley, Ronnie Whitehead, Bobby Crunk, Joe Van Smith, Edward Beach, Wayne Anstead, Coach Hunter Kirkpatrick. Fourth Row: Coach Joe K. Reed, Deryl Lewis, Manager, Bill Kollman, James Kollman, De Lynn Patterson, Clay Fulcher, Richard Ledbetter, Buck Lowery. , Back Row: Buddy Henderson, Larry Cobb, Tommy Fields, James Self, Jerry Biggs, Cliff Taylor. ' X r 'K fc .' A X Q 2. Brack does everything l. f'Pug and lock are getting up speed. 3. Brack and Dwayne take the high hurdles. 4. Quentin jumps high. 5. Rippling Muscles lleft to rightl Fines Martin, Gayle Glidewell, Danny Strachan, Quentin Kramer, Kenneth Bracken and Dwayne Hamilton warm up. Pl .411 '7enni4 X E X Son Coach Tom McCarty demonstrates form. Helen Thoma Glade Und I , MUKY AllYCe Hihrlebgcixs tennis feum' make UP As the l95O Coyote went to press before the tennis teams participated in any of the district, regional or state tournaments, the staff is unable to record the out- come of these matches, however, matches have been played with several North Texas and Oklahoma teams this year. Coach Tom McCarty is instructing the three classes, two of which are for team members and the third for beginners. Those enrolled in the course receive training in the basic and advanced principles of the sl game. d, - H vey, Plctwe- Allison and Oh The boY5 fe '5 ' ed form Ray Fdfabeet - n not P'CtU' ' Wllkinso I and John team. Pictured below on the first row, left to right, are Gretel Hager, Mary Glade, Allyce Hernblom, Helen Thomason and .lohnnye Clyde Hevrin,' not pictured, June Adcock,' standing left to right, are J. B, Riley, Evans Donnell, Garland Murry, Bobby Alexander, .lack Farley, Johnny fads, Alfred Hevrin, Olin Harvey, .limmy Alli- son, Ray Farabee, Bobby Nimmo, Thomas Caldwell, .lohn Wilkinson, Charles Collins, Larry Godfrey, Stan Lang- ford, Ben Penix, Bud Lundien and Claude Whirley, not pictured, Jack Magonye and Richard Freeman. t ' i s ,. , ' - D tx L.- ' Q - .. 1 ' x l I -- 5 in it T' . 'LG i -7 I Yr ' X: B l l' A 1' A if 4 V 'Y' if ff 7 N , Aj.-an 7enniA ls that handball or tennis, Allyce? 4f'W0ts-MY, , , Mary and Helen are shown concentrating on the game. Banda!! Of the '49 Coyotes there were two regular starters returning, Billy Bookout and David Fleming. Book transferred from his third base position to shortstop, and Flem returned to the mound. Other returning lettermen included Kermit Cummings and Jack Bryant, infielders, Herbie Taylor, George Bookout and Benny Leggett, outfielders, and Cliff Taylor, a pitcher. The '49 Coyotes won the district championship by defeating Electra in a playoff series. This victory gave theifgoylsotes the right to play Lubbock in the Bi-District playoffs where the Coyotes lost by the scores, 12-6 an - . Because the 1950 Coyote Yearbook went to press before the baseball season was fully underway, the 7950 scores were not available. Back Row, left to right: Billy Wright, George Taack, George Bookout, Bill Spears, Jerry Meyer, Edward Tscha- bold, Donald .Hoepfner, Jim Smallwood, Ralph McClure, Bobby Lawson, Max Wallace, Buddy Henderson, Fred Scheibe, Louis Schwerke, Joe Browninq, Jack Knieff, Benny Leggett, Kermit Cummings. Middle Row, left to riqht: Eddie Huskey, Charles Gregg, Jerry Fouts, Billy Bookout, James Self, Herbie Taylor, David Fleming, Charles Thomas, Fletcher Grissom, .lames Smith, Larry Cobb, Cliff Taylor, Coach Richard Moss. Front Row, left to riqht: Tom Fields, Elton Stanbery, Jim Crabb, Carroll Copelin, lack Bryant, Woody York, Royce Reaqan, Richard Stone, Bobby Gibbs. 1, 'Mxi' Busfefu C rabb bats in 0 Banda!! Little Dave Fleming, junior pitching ace, displays his pitch- ing form. ll uclean-Up sition- Ban Bookout is buf is at W ork. Wichita Falls March 14 March 17 March 21 March 24 March 28 March 31 April 4 April 6 April 11 April 14 April 18 April 21 April 25 April 28 May 3 May 5 v'4vk'4 e'?'2l if Coach Richard T. Moss pauses for the cameraman. 1950 Schedule Opponent Duncan, Okla Duncan, Okla Archer City Archer City Altus, Okla. Altus, Okla. Vernon Graham Quanah Childress Electra Vernon Graham Quanah Childress Electra Take me out to the Ball Game. 777 -ye 7lv.a1-uf, We, the members of the 7950 Coyote Staff, wish to express our sincere thanks to all of those who have so generously given their time and efforts toward editing our pub- lication. We know that without every valued contribution this production of the 1950 Coyote would not have been possible. To all we are grateful. 1-4:40, oamqb c Os f-EL if ggffff 9.4.,.., 'UC 1-11 r I r 7 r .., - L37 911' 1 . - A If -E 1355 45 ' .-1 .-?- QLWL ' NIH Since these three friends of Wichita Falls Senior High School have retired and will not be here to sign each student's book, the staff decided that the students would appreciate their autographs which they have written espe- cially for this page. Mr. S. H. Rider served as principal from 1927 to 1949. Mr. O. J. Didzun, instructor of econom- ics, was on the faculty 30 years from 1919 to 1949. Mr. .l. C. 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