1951 Haskell High School Yearbook in Haskell County, Texas * The Chieftain 1951

THE CHIEFTAIN
FOR 1951
DEDICATION
Twelve Chieftains have seen the Haskell Independent School District grow into
one of the finest in West Texas. The 1951 Chieftain proudly acknowledges the
astounding progress that has been made in this school system through times of un-
certainty, conflict and doubt, and opposition.
In this, the twelfth Chieftain, the staff has tried through the cover and class
division pages to symbolize the phenomenal movement forward.
Standingas a monument to those who foresaw the importance and who had faith
in its growth and maturity is the new ultra-modern Haskell Elementary School, a
symbol of progress.
To the faculty and pupils of the new Haskell Elementary School, it is with de-
ference the staff of the 1951 Chieftain dedicates this book, in hopes that it will be
a constant reminder for them to continue moving forward!
The Staff
annual staff
HASKELL HIGH SCHOOL
CAMPUS VIEWS
0
ELEMENTARY
BUS SHEDS
ADMINISTRATION
BOARD OF EDUCATION
Dr. T. W. Williams, W. P. Ratliff, Bob Sego, Sam Herren.
Standing: Walter Rogers, Ted Marugg, Ed Hester.
S. H. VAUGHTER
Superintendent
MRS. BYRD
Spanish, English
MR. DEAN
Band
MRS. DEAN
MRS; CLIFTON
Secretary
MISS WATSON
Homemaking
mr. McCollum
Principal
AT HOME WITH
OUR TEACHERS
MR. TYSON
Science
MR. STONE
Agriculture
MRS. WEAVER
English
MRS. THOMAS
Business Administration
MR. ROTEN
Coach, History
MR. SMITH
Coach, Mathematics
SENIORS
SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS
President, Billie Hall; Vice-President, Leroy Tidwell; Secretary, Wanda Cook;
Treasurer., Temple Williams; Reporter, Geneve Wheeler.
As usual, the Seniors are going in circles !
CLASS FAVORITES
ROYCE MULLINS
GENEVA WHEELER
SENIORS
ADKINS, BILLY
Freshman Vice-
Pres. '48; F. F.
A. '48-'49, Sec.
'50; Band '48-'5O,
Drum Major '51;
Spanish Club '48,
Treas. '48; Jr.
Class Pres, '50;
F. F. A. Annual
Editor '50; Who's
Who '51.
AMMONS,
EDWARD
Football '48-'51,
Football Capt.
'50; Basketball
'48-'51; F. F. A,
'49 —'51, Favorite
Future Farmer
'50; Track '48;
Class Rep. '49.
BLAKE, JOE
BLEDSOE,
JIMMY
Football '48-'5O;
Track '48-'5O;
Soph. Class
Treas. '49;
Freshman Class
Favorite '48;
F. F. A. '48-'51.

BOWEN, JEAN
Home Ec. Club
'48-'51, Historian
'51; Pep Squad
'48-'51.
BROCK,
ROBERT
F. F.A. '48-'49;
Football '50-'51,
"H" Club ’50-'51,
Football Ca-pt.
'51.
SENIORS
CHRISTIAN,
GEORGE
F. F. A. '48-'51;
Band ’48-'51,
Master-at-Arms
'50, First Lt.'51.
COLLINS, DON
F. F. A. '48-'51;
Tennis '48-'5O.
DAVIS, BILLY
F.F. A. '50;
Football '47-'5O;
Track '48-'5O.,
"H" Club '47-'5O
CLIFTON,
BETTE
Pep Squad '48-
'49; Band '50;
Chorus '48; Span-
ish Club '48-'49;
Home Ec. Club
'48-'49; Annual
Queen Cand. '50;
Most Popular
Girl '51.
COOK,
WANDA RUTH
Freshman Class
Sec. '48; Spanish
Club '48-'49;
Sr. Class Sec.
'51, Ass't. Ed..
'51; F. F. A.
Sweetheart Gand.
'50.
DENDY,
ROLAND
F. F. A. '48; Band
'48 —'51; Spanish
Club '48-/49;
SENIORS
DISMUKE,
JAMES
Transferred from
Levelland.
DODSON, RUFUS
F.F. A. '50; Bas-
ketball '48-'51;
Football '47-'5O,
"H" Club '47-'5O;
Jr. Class Rep.
■50; Track '48-
'50; Who's Who
'50 —'51; Annual
Staff '48-’51, Art
Ed. '50-'51.
FREE,
LULA FAYE
Basketball '49;
Home Ec. Club
'48-'51, Historian
'49, Treas. '50,
Sec. '51; Pep
Squad '48-'51,
Vice-Pres. '50,
Pres. '50; Jr.
Class Rep. '50,
Typist *50-'51;
Pep Leader '51;
Football Sweet-
heart '51.
GRAHAM,
CURTIS
Football '49-'50;
Track '49; F. F.
A. '.4’8-'50.

HALL,
BILLIE JO
Pep Squad '48-
'51; Basketball
'48; Home Ec.
Club '51; Sr .
ClassPres. '51.
HARRISON, ANN
Freshman Class
Favorite '48;
Sports Ed. '51;
Pep Squad '48;
Soph. Rep. '49:;
F. F. A. Sweet-
heart Cand. '48;
Band *48-’51, 2nd
Lt. '50, Majorette
'51; Spanish Club
'48-'49; Home
Ec. Club '48-*49;
Annual Staff
'48—'51; Basket-
ball Sweetheart
'49.
SENIORS
LUSK, VERNAY
Spanish Club '48-
'49; Soph. Class
Treas. '49; Foot-
ball '48-'5O;
Track '48-'49,
"H" Club '48-'49.
MELTON,
JOANNE
Home Ec. Club
'48—'49; Spanish
Club '48-*49;
Band '49; Pep
Squad '48-'50-'51,
Vice-Pres. '51.
MULLINS,
ROYCE
Football '47-'5O;
Spanish Club '48-
'49; Track '48-
'50; F. F. A. '48-
'50, Vice-Pres.
'49; "H" Club
'48-'50.
RABKE,
DOROTHY
Basketball '48 —
'49; Home Ec.
Club '48-'49,
Rep. '49; Chorus
'48; Annual Staff
•49-'51, Ass't.
Typist '50-'51;
Pep Squad '48-'5O.
REDWINE,
STANLEY
Spanish Club '47;
Tennis Club '46.
REESE,
LAVADA
Pep Squad '48—'51,
Leader '50; Home
Ec. Club '48-'5O;
Basketball Queen
'49; Ass't. Socie-
ty Ed. '49; Bas-
ketball '48; Ass't.
Organization Ed.
'50.
SENIORS
ROBINSON,
FRANKIE
Annual Queen
Cand. '48; Home
Ec. Club '48-'49,
Sec. '49; Basket-
ball '49; Band
'50-'51; Class
Rep. '50; Major-
ette '51; Pep
Squad ’48 —*49;
Annual Staff '50;
Spanish Club '48-
'49; Annual
Queen '51.
SMITH, DON
Tennis '48-'5O.
SEETS, EUGENE
Band '51; Tennis
'48-'5O; F. F. A.
'48-'49.
SLOAN,
LENNIE RUTH
Home Ec. Club
'48-'49; Pep
Squad '48-'49;
Spanish Club '48-
'49, Treas. '49;
Band '50; Chorus
'48; Annual Staff
'50.
STRAIN,
ERNEST
Football '47-'5O;
Basketball '48-
'51; F. F. A. '48-
'50; "H" Club ’
'49-'50.
TAYLOR,
BILLY MACK
Football '49-'50;
F. F. A. '48-'50,
Historian '50;
"H" Club '50;
Track '49 —*50.
SENIORS
TIDWELL,
LEROY
Basketball '49-
'51; Football '50;
Track '49; Sr.
Class Vice-Pres.
■51; "H" Club
'49-'51.
TOMPKINS,
SAMMIE
Spanish Club
'48-'49; Home
Ec. Club '49-’5O;
Pep Squad '49—'51;
Soph. Class Vice-
Pres. '48.
TREADWELL,
JACKIE
Band '48-'51,
Majorette '50-
'51, Uniform
Custodian '51,
Sweetheart '51;
F. F. A. Sweet-
heart Cand. '51;
Basketball '49;
Jr. Class Vice-
Pres. '50.
WHEELER,
GENEVA
Band '49-'51;
Spanish Club
'48-'49; Home
Ec. Club '48-'51
Band Rep.- '50;
Sr, Class Rep.
*50; Ass't. Ed.-
'51; Class
Favorite, '51.
VAUGHTER,
NELDA
Home Ec. Club
'48 - '49; F. F. A.
Sweetheart '.48;
Band '48-'51, 1st
Lt. '49, 2nd Lt.
'5!; Librarian
'50; Who's Who
'48-'51; Annual
Staff '49-'51,
Ass't. Business
Mgr. '50, Editor
in Chief '51,
WILLIAMS,
TEMPLE
-Freshman Glass
Pres. '48; Jr =
Class Treas. '50;
Sr. Class-Treas.
'51; Who's Who
'48-'51; Football
Mgr. '48-'5O,
Football '51;
Spanish Club
'48- '49, Vice-
Pres. '49; Bas -
ketball '48-'51;
Annual '48-'51.
SENIORS
48-’5O; ”H”
31ub ’48-'51.
white, kirx
Football Mgr.
'48-'51; Baske
ball '48-'49;
XArrr. '4
Parlfcw CWrh Award
, 1 the Carlton gotten Award.
The Chieftain proudly acknowledg e is to further develop
year to an outstanding Senior. s P four years in high school.
been demonstrated during t e s u en i-ich. he was chosen.
by the receiver to further the talent or
This award is made each
talent which has already
The award must be used
2j.JtgL.-j.
JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS
President, EldonAmonett; Vice-President, Jane King; Secretary, Mary Von Cobb; Treas-
urer, Sid Woodson; Reporter, Betty Joy Redwine.
As you can tell by the look on their faces, these Junior Officers are busy at work making
big plans for the banquet!
KEITH WHEATLEY
BETTY JOY REDWINE
AMONETT, ELDON
ARREDONDO, FELIPE
BACCUS, CLINTON
BRYAN, JO ANN
COX, CHARLES
COBB, MARY VON
JUNIORS
CROW, FLORENE
CROW, LORENE
DAKE, WILLARD
DAVIS, KENNETH
FLANARY, JOHN
FOWLER, JAMES
FREEBY, CLARENCE
HESTON, DOW
JOHNSON, JOHNNIE
KENNAMER, DOROTHY
KING, JANE
MULLINS, WILLARD
JUNIORS
REDWINE, BETTY JOY
REYNOLDS, ROBERT
SMITH, EDGBERT
STOCKS, AUDIE
WEAVER, NANETTE
WHEATLEY, KEITH
WILSON, BOBBY
WOODSON, SID
JUNIOR SNAPS
SOPHOMORES
SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS
President, Nathan Tinkle; Vice-President, Nellwyn Conner; Secretary, Betty J° Herren,
Treasurer, Joe Kimbrough; Reporter, Delores Burnett.
Setting ah example for the rest of the class, are the Sophomore officers.
CLASS FAVORITES
BILL THOMAS
DIANE CLARE
ADAMS, LOUISE
ADKINS, EVA
ALLRED, SHIRLEY
AMMONS, FLORENE
ANDRESS, JAMES
BOUTWELL, BOBBY
SOPHOMORES
BRADFORD, WAYNE
BURNETT, DOLORES
CAMP, PATSY
CHAMBERLAIN, BESSIE
CLARE, DIANE
CLIFTON, DAWN
COBB, JERRY
CONNER, NELLWYN
COX, YVONNE
DARDEN, JOAN
DENDY, DOUGLAS
DICKEY, DONALD

FERGUSON, LONGE
HARTSFIELD, JOHN
HERREN, BETTY JO
HOLLAND, THOMAS
IRVIN, BOBBY
JOHNSON, JO IVA

JONES, WANDA
KENNAMER, PEGGY
KIMBROUGH, JOE
KING, DORIS
KREGER, JESSIE
LANE, KENNETH
SOPHOMORES
MATTHEWS, SAM
McCALL, ROSALIE
McFarlin, ann
MERCHANT, BARBARA
MOON, PATSY
MULLINS, FRANCES
OFF1LL, RALPH
PAYNE, DON
PERDUE, PATSY
REDWINE, JEANIE
RHOADS, ROY DON
ROBISON, TOMMY
SOPHOMORES
RUEFFER, ELLIEN
SKAINS, JACKIE
SLOAN, DANIEL
/ z ''
SONNAMAKER, PEGGY
STEPHENS, LOUIS
STOCKS, DEAN
THOMAS, BILL
TINKLE, NATHAN
TURNBOW, PATSY
VINEY, PATTY JEAN
WHEELER, DORTHY
WHEELER, LARRY
SOPHOMORES
WHITE, JIMMY
WILLIAMS, KEMBLE
WORRELL, COLETA

FRESHMEN
FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS
President, Melva Andress; Vice-President, Betty Lynn Waldrip; Secretary, Lena ae
Rueffer; Treasurer, Truett Craft; Reporter, Bobbie Merchant.
just brushing up on a few personality hints, are these Freshman officers.
CLASS FAVORITES
TRUETT CRAFT
BETTY LYNN WALDRIP
ALSABROOK, DELORIS
ANDRESS, WANDA
ANDRESS, MELVA
BANKS, RUFUS
BRADY, BEULAH
BROCK, MABRY
FRESHMEN
BURNETT, CHARLES
BYRD, MARY SUE
CALLOWAY, TERESSA
CARTER, PATSY
CLARKSON, FRANK
COLEMAN, SARAH
COX, JACKIE
CRAFT, TRUETT
DAVIS, DYRELL
DILLER, SAMUEL
DISMUKE, LOIS
EASTERLING, RUNEZ
FLANARY, CHARLES
GARDENER, KAY
GILSTRAP, BEVERLY
HARRIS, MARION
HARTSFIELD, PAT
HAYNES, NELDA
FRESHMEN
HENSHAW, SHIRLEY
HOLLEY, WALTER
JOHNSON, MAX
JONES, JESSIE RUTH
JOSSELET, BRENDA
KIMBROUGH, HELEN
FRESHMEN
LEWELLEN, CHARLES
MATTHEWS, DUANNA
MELTON, SUE
MERCHANT, BOBBIE
MIDDLETON, DAVID
MULLINS, MANUEL
MULLINS, MARY ETHEL
NEELEY, ELLEN
NUCKELS, BETTY
RATLIFF, PAULA
RIVERS, ALMA
RIVERS, ELMER
FRESHMEN
ROSE, JOYCE
RUEFFER, LENA MAE
RUSSELL, DOROTHY
STEPHENS, RUBY NELL
STRAIN, DORIS
TOWNSEND, PATRICIA
RNER, RAY DUANE
PSHAW, HELEN
WALDRIP, BETTY
MARTIN, VERA NELL
WORSHAM, BORDEN
FOUGHT, BILLIE
FRESHMEN
OUR JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
FIRST-ROW: Carney, Brown, Baccus, Cook, Jones, Williams. SECOND ROW: Kreger,
Chamberlain, Alvis, Alexander, Rhoads, Morgan, Oates. THIRD ROW: Phillips, Thompson, Humphrey, Marugg, Conner, Cunningham, Martin. FOURTH ROW: J. Cook, Bryan,
Thompson, Baxter, Pitman, Bouldin, Bartley.
SEVENTH GRADES
BIRST;;ROW: McKelvain, Renfro, Rosser, Fowler, Tate, Davis. SECOND ROW: Gibson,
Punkoney, Baker, Fagan, Wright, -Berryhill; THIRD ROW: Waidrip, Hammer, Pitman,
Ratliff, Hattox, Cook, Duncan. FOURTH-ROW: Mrs. Thornton, Byrd, White, Sheets,
Matthews, Hudgins, Bursoni .
SEVENTH—SECTION THREE
FIRST ROW: Alsabrook, Robertson, Currie, Cowley, Josselet, Farrell, Williams, Baird.
SECOND ROW: Becker, Rose, Lusk, Larned, Banks, Frierson, Nichols. THIRD ROW:
Strickland, Mullins, Ratliff, Highnote, Collins, Matthews, Mrs. Duncan. FOURTH ROW.
Pierson, Collins, Brown, Carter, Bullock.
EIGHTH—SECTION ONE
FIRST ROW: Ivy, Thomas, Mullins, Trussell, Redwine, Davis, Bass. SECOND ROW:
D. Pitman, Punkoney, Self, Schwartz, Fry, Callaway, Vaughter, Oneal. THIRD ROW:
Grindstaff, Teague, Bynum,'Long, Alexander, Johnson, Anderson, Pickering; FOURTH
ROW: Johnson, Pitman, Rogers, Jones; Scoggins, Offill, Mrs. Diggs.
EIGHTH GRADE, SECTION TWO
FIRST ROW: Lankford, Melton, Berry, J. Duncan, Stone, W. Harris, Jones. SECOND
ROW: McFarlin, Dalrymple, Lofton, Blake, Upshaw, Wheatley, Brown, M. Duncan, Foil,
WayneHarris, Andress, Dendy. THIRD ROW: Young;- Ammond, Voyles, Howe, Cobb, Col-
lins, Dodson, -Berryhill.
JUNIOR FOOTBALL TEAM
FIRST ROW: Oates, Gibbs, Josselet, Howeth, Norman, J. Mullins, Pennington, Hood,
Oneal, Worrell,'Cook'. SECOND ROW: Harris.2, Bouldin, Matthews, Bird-, Alexander, Wheat-
ley, Lusk, Jones, Roten, F. Mulliris, Williams. THIRD ROW: - Collins, Kreger, Strickland,
Duncan, Wayne Harris, Coach Overton, Baxter, Bartley, Stone, Dendy, Pitman, Hatch,
Larned, Henry.

MISS FRANKIE ROBINSON
Queen of the Chieftain

RUNNERS up
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I RUFUS-DODSON
Most Typical Boy
J J NANETTE WEAVER
■ Most Beautiful Girl
l/rfo

LULA FAYE FREE
Football Sweetheart

PATSY TURNBOW
F. F. A. Sweetheart
JIMMY BLEDSOE
Favorite Future Farmer
JACKIE TREADWELL
Band Sweetheart
THESE ARE OUR FAVORITES TOO-OUR LIBRARIANS
Mary Byrd, Doris Strain, Melva Andress, Joanne Melton, and r'atricia 'lownsen .
Bess Chamberlain, Nanette Weaver, Nellwyn Conner, Jessie Kreger, Delores Burnett.
WHO'S WHO
TEMPLE WILLIAMS
Hobby: Model Airplanes
Ambition: Physician-Surgeon
NELDA VAUGHTER
Hobby: Piano and Saxophone
Ambition: McMurray Graduate
ELDON AMONETT
.Hobby: Sports
Ambition: Farmer or Coach
NANETTE WEAVER
Hobby: Piano and Organ
Ambition: Music Major
WHO'S WHO

BILLY ADKINS
Hobby: Twirling
Ambition.: Trick Twirler
RUFUS DODSON
Hobby: Sports and Model Airplanes
Ambition: Physical Ed; Major
.ann McFarlin
. Hobby; Music
Ambition; Music Major
SIDNEY WOODSON
Hobby: -Fishing
Ambition: Hereford Rancher
ATHLETICS
haskell lineup
inng
the 2-
twUdc
oeing S
i * P^*=
w® V
Th®*® 1
Tb®®® 1
H®<® ’
Th®*®
i-^rsTTn i«>rkg: car-1
and Davis skirted;!
for the remaining
io first touchdown.
artesy of The Ihtb-Dry doods Stoio
>?;195t SEASON^
J- to the 20. D»
sAni 3 phehout for
t»nd Amoncu made H that
disregarded, by a 45 yard-
rigainst the Indiana. An* \
wer -ight tackle fcr j
tried' a .bootleg ar»-
and fumbled r A
covered by/* •• % - w
\\»
>t 15 yards tha
>r. the 42 yard \
- • 4 to' the 33 i
•u. dght end f
33 ynrds and th.
A*^npns try for conversion failed. |
5«. «’6-0. '
.u'nwn's,-kickoff was received-
l>y Gvi’-n on the-15 and he return-
ed it »tf the 1H.* Rowland attempted
a pass to Goodgame that was in-
complete. Green took a handoff
from Rowland and gained “
first pcirod ended. Score
6, Hamlin 0.
Beginning the second
Green hit the left side of
for 1 yard. Rowland’
A competent team r.f reset
barks carried the defense k
bore Friday night when the I fl
Class A Indians overran
Rule Bobcats, 5ft to 0.
j The victory was co*
| ever, since Edward ./ an
I standing Indiany
(the first qua’
] collar ten- .
- Rotan
!» sva?W’
6 Open
Indians £><«&><. nw
Bobcats 59-0
Friday Night
>\aw* '
Roy •
roTJ < vfe
quarter
the line*
_ ----------punt was
blocked by defensive left end Ed-
ward Ammons,
The Indian'. look possession ni i
the-ball on the Hamlin 3*^\m-
n'.ons hit the center ^>'hc
play was annulled
v.-vre penalized r
Amonett bV-‘
tackle (r Yj
Amnv
'fimated en on the ft
2.1. Rowlard
superior mo for no ga
.n a wide ver right tecta
ned. The iked o pace a.
pas*mg. nd for 2 yurxls.
SiU V •
Hcrt V
Th® r® V
w® i
i\®t®
Her®
Jimmy White
Rule nais mUl
U 4\pS»"
.3 V AluniW
r. 1®
v* | o°ntctcRC
Tidwell. Leroy
Johnson. Johnn;
- —------------ — which Fowler .lame*
d penalties
•mi viMviw ^MrunurtW, **.M1ltbftir hwri sjahuil the h<
pound pigskin later who win Igpur ndlidogs.
barking the signals from the RUt| j>jek Gibson, &
ttrback position. 1.- —
Coaches ■ Jack Rotan, Ruyo
Smith, end Rmj Overt.co--'’’'
been putting th* ’ k -"f* V
some M *v _ —-f* ftk \ V
ilvx . ord tried right p
-towlind Uded tok
19 Alt hard by Mullin* ;-k-lC I J1S* -
f- .w Inn Ro^’ijnrf —«*-*•*’ . rsl K %S1. r"^ ^>-******r/l
our.ds cn the \ B‘ local
unons tumbled al TA 1 -> utal spur as bad as tht|
t wanted to. but thay must ba*]
^Haskell Indians Runnig Wild in (lift A
nU/:ik 7A a » - “
*nt on the 4S
yard line, i
incomplete
on cd. Jias- L-
_ Rowland pd^
ctAtfrado CW« -.-Vlemptedj*
„ a<A''” ' aat"8
;W0, PRO <
w \d one ctavn
out cl Juhnny.
cvcH-Rule punt in tlte
'c ay.I and recovered for &
plays.lBni TTvomus; • a
broke through for;
■Elrion • a tally. >.
irr.c < 1} On. the flpr <
th-Thalf. lla^' fej
n>Hn<lliniUe 0. V
►m ci • iater Kcnh L?
from the ‘ ’
'bed r-marked up v;
•° yard ran ana
rn- l£‘.| another. plunkK.
’14 • 1 intercepted
nine fintarr.ed to the Z
0371 threcr 10na carried to t
.;rih--qu.irL r. tackle. Amon
^*4rant->ge. 2®!° Amrnc
ihe ball dov. n uuxh ri<ht guan
pe Hne-plungox ~"~>~gwi — -,
andouts in the Hamtta Tl—
b Biiiy Sutherland, center,' aiM
Goodiimnt. end Don RowLancn
lerbsck and’ Donald Greers
t halfhack. .«UmxI out la th=s
1-r br.chfeld.
he Indbrj win meet the Hal
teats in third nco-conArr—
» tilt fa the HaakeR Stediutw
*«7 night at ft p. m. Lost wccS
Bobcats were downed 18-1=1;
AbOene B team.
A Roandnp of the Game
> *'. Hargrove took th« npenia*
t-fcoff from the toe of Aauiwea
H|-----lyrfixffied to -
^gg Indisoe. .
C7 J .eth Doyb
r ft yards but «r*2
i ift poiuiiy
I IL Dodson carried
nnech Davis gainedj
~ i pjnfcd. .
-r> the pool on tha{
ned to the 45 yard
carrlitd for ft, ftgaio
“ WF iberry made L Row. '
from the Kor.keU 46 ‘
Y I vis look it on his own J too* a pitchout for 5
nneth Davis’ run was L
. ^. / n a lo yard penalty SJ
Xl rJic. Billy Davis fakedPL
j tried the right 1
j end the HU **«» o ‘ ” bl
i downs Haskell
f 5 yards. t Lj?
J tried a pass inieflftip
T try that was ’ncompMo*^^'
mode 3 and
/ quarterback sneak «L
’ hem 4 yards which
f by a 5 yard
HaskeB and a first q
Jin. MabciTT
tfflskcli Indio opa'KBauatlt
p7i»«“» **^2 bw-.cTSE?’^1
\fullins, Manuel
'.'e - less. Kenny wat xlhrtsti^ld, John
in the Indian backfiel------
^.»jA «>•» Cftjirh .la
’Mr
.’tnrlcd the wnrirfjlis other
•ng .around loft end' ft '“rd*;, on
1,1 ■ He Kicked the yard
Ammonou s^nred ihe r.wf Aminat
an Ifi ya«f gallop anlOR * 5i
K over from the 3. ' jH^*’
Johnson^ blockod'?^^
Second
Gafcty> ' s iX*
THE COACHING STAFF
COACH OVERTON
Assistant Coach
COACH SMITH
Assistant Coach
FOOTBALL CAPTAINS
Brock and Mullins
MANAGERS
Holland, Lusk, and White
OUR FOOTBALL TEAM
ALL-DISTRICT
ERNEST STRAIN
Tackle
MANUEL MULLINS
Guard
MAX JOHNSON
Center
WAYNE BRADFORD
End
BILL THOMAS
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We all dreamed, didn't we ?
KENNETH STEWART
Back
KENNETH DAVIS
Back
BOBBY WILSON MABRY BROCK
Center Back
JACKIE COX
Tackle
ROBERT REYNOLDS
Center
JIMMY WHITE
Back
DYRELL DAVIS
Center
BILLY TAYLOR
End
TEMPLE WILLIAMS
Back
FRANK CLARKSON
End
KEITH WHEATLEY
Back
JOHN FLANARY
End
KEMBLE WILLIAMS
Tackle
WILLARD DAKE
Back
WALTER HOLLEY
Back
DANIEL SLOAN
Bapk
CLINTON BACCUS
End
TOMMY ROBISON
Tackle
BOBBY BOUTWELL
Tackle
RALPH OFFILL
End
1950 SEASON
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Stamford-------19
Big Spring-----26
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Throckmorton---6
Munday---------6
Albany---------25
WILLARD MULLINS
Guard
BUDDY COLLINS
Tackle
RUFUS DODSON
Back
- AFTER THE STAMFORD GAME
. HASKELL 20
VISITORS 1J
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DAVID MIDDLETON
Forward
TOMMY ROBISON
Center
EDWARD AMMon
F orward
ROBERT REYNOLDS
Guard
WAYNE BRADFORD
Center
THROCKMORTON OFFERS THRILLS!
WALTER HOLLEY
Center
TEMPLE WILLIAMS
Guard
PAT HARTSFIELD
Forward
RUFUS DODSON
Guard
BOBBY WILSON
F orward
Haskell--45 Albany--38
KENNETH LANE
F orward
DOUGLAS DENDY
F orward
FIRST ROW: Middleton, Freeman, Craft. SECOND ROW: Coach Overton, Robison,
Dodson, Reynolds, Williams, Lane, Dendy. THIRD ROW: Holley, Tidwell, Strain, Brad-
ford, Wilson, Payne, Ammons, Coach Smith.
FIRST TEAM
TRACK
high JUMP
POLE VAULT
ORGANIZATIONS
FLUTES
Sue Byrd, Nanette Wea-
ver, Doris Strain, Betty
Waldrip, Paula Ratliff,
Beulah Brady.
SAXOPHONES
Dorothy Kennamer, Sara
Coleman, Faye Rivers,
Barbara Merchant Wan-
da Long, Frankie Robin-
son, Brenda Josselet,
Betty Herren, Roy Don
Rhoads, NeldaVaughter.
CLARINETS
Seated: Larry Wheeler,
Jane King, Jackie Tread-
well, Johnny Berryhill.
Floyd Self, Ann McFarlin.
Second Row: Doris King;
Melva Andress, Florene
Ammons., Barbara Mullins,
Barbara Davis. Back Row:
Vella Redwine, Mary Thom-
as, Betty Anderson, Mau-
rice Fouts, Jean Bass.
BRASS
Sitting: Jimmy Byrd,
Billy Adkins, Bessie
Chamberlain, Nellie
Chamberlain, Sam Mat-
thews. Standing: Don
Payne, George Christian,
Gene Seets, Loraine
Johnson, Felipe Arre-
dondo.
TRUMPETS
Nathan Tinkle, Sam Vau-
ghter, Edgbert Smith,
Geneva Wheeler, Clar-
ence Callaway;

PERCUSSION
Bobby Merchant, Ann Har-
rison, Jessie Jones, Roland
Dendy, David Middleton,
Mildred Pickering, Terry
Bynum, Ellen Neeley, Shir-
ley Henshaw.
CHEERLEADLERS
Betty Redwine, Eva Adkins, Lula Free, Ellien Reuffer, Lavada Reese, Patsy Camp.
drum MAJOR: Billy Adkins. MAJORETTES: Jackie Treadwell, Jane King, Ann Harrison, Nanette Weaver, Frankie Robinson.
FIRST ROW: Free, Rueffer, Reese, Camp, Redwine, Adkins. SECOND ROW: Turnbow,
Bowen, Adams, Gardner, Rueffer. THIRD ROW: Moon, Mullins, Andress, Hall, Tomp-
kins, Matthews, Redwine, Clare, Russell, Kennamer, Kreger. FOURTH ROW: Mrs.
Thomas, Wheeler, Worrell, Darden, Conner, Mullins, JL>. Crow, F. Crow, Viney, Alsabrook, Upshaw. FIFTH ROW: Rose, Easterling, Perdue, Melton, Jones, Bryan, Kim-
brough, Sonnamaker, Johnson.
"H" CLUB
FRONT ROW: J. Cox, B. Davis, Johnson, Fowler, Wheatley, Holland, Dickey, Robison,
J. Flanary, Collins, Dodson. SECOND ROW: Reynolds, Thomas, Dendy Offill, Coaches
Smith, Overton, Roten, K. Davis, J. Hartsfield, Stuart, Sloan. THIRD ROW: Jac<'us’
Lusk, R. Mullins, Taylor, T. Williams, K. Williams, Tidwell, Ammons, Craft, M Mul-
lins, Bradford, W. Mullins, Lane. FOURTH ROW: White, D. Davis, K. White, Strain,
P.‘Hartsfield, Amonett, C. Cox, Johnson, Boutwell, Wilson, C. Flanary, Dake, Clark-
son, Holley.
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SPANISH CLUB
FRONT ROW; McFarlin, Conner, Burnett, Kreger, Chamberlain. BACKROW: Jones,
Thomas, Boutwell, Reynolds, Sponsor-Byrd.
FUTURE HOMEMAKERS
BACK ROW: Matthews, Neeley, Darden, Turnbow, Andress, Rose, Sonnamaker, John-
son, Henshaw, Brady, Worrell, Adams, Gardner, King, Alsabrook, Dismuke, Upshaw.
SECOND ROW: Watson, Weaver, Rueffer, Clare, Free, Redwine, Andress, Waldrip,
Kennamer, Townsend, Ammons, Herren, Gilstrap. FRONT ROW: Nuckles, Josselet,
Wheeler, Cox, Rivers, Coleman, Jones, Merchant, Strain, Kimbrough, Mullins, Merchant, Mullins, Russell, Ratliff, Byrd, Stephens.
Song Leader, Rueffer;
Rep. , Clare; Pianist,
Weaver; Treas. , .Red -
a^ine; Sec., Free; Hist.
Bowen; Pres. , Herren;
Pari. f V. Pres. , Waldrip.
The home of
Future Home-
makers.
THE INSIDE STORY OF OUR COTTAGE
BACK ROW: Banks, Burnett, Sloan, Johnson, White, D. Davis, Mullins, Stewart, Off ill,
Kimbrough, Rivers, Holley, Flanary, Skains, Cox, Rhoads, Bledsoe, Stone. SECOND
ROW: Stocks, Tinkle, Dendy, Turnbow, Thomas, Holland, Cox, Mullins, Lane. FRONT
ROW: Dake, B. Davis, Dodson, K. Davis, Cobb, Harris, Andress, Graham.
PROJECTS

IQirns
EVENTS IN H. H. S
Person^
motor <■
39« Offi
JOE KELLEY
phone 663
Maskell
MYRON BIARD; 6
N. Avenue E
"Especially for Yd S .
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BRAZELTON IM (
Up ill ?V(!<i ?KSS
4cross Railroad on Throckmorton Hgw. _
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Rich' Brown & Pearcy Motor Co
KWi'l ROSS PEARCY 114 NORTH AVENUE E
PHONE 1 ICECREAM
PHONE: T
390 Office 801-J HoW
South Side Square
ADVERTISING
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Phone V» XPtfT Orders
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HASKETT
BILL. WILSON MOTOR COMPANY
Ford Mercury Lincoln
Sales and Service
309 S. Ave. E Haskell, Texas
BAIRD'S CLEANERS
For quick & efficient service bring your clothes to Baird's Cleaners
PITMAN MOTOR COMPANY
Dodge passenger cars Plymouth passenger cars
Dodge job-rated Trucks
200 N, Avenue E
HASKELL NATIONAL BANK
The Haskell National Bank, situated on the northw est corner of the square,
stands ready to serve the people of Haskell County courteously and
efficiently.
BURTON CHEVROLET COMPANY
"Where Friend Meets Friend"
R. L. Burton, Owner
Haskell Texas The Most Beautiful Buy of all
PAYNE DRUG COMPANY
With a complete line of drugs and fountain supplies, Payne’s has always
beenhappy to serve the students of H. H. S. This is why the crowd always
gathers at Payne Drug Store.
OATES DRUG
Why go hunting for your friends when you can find them at Oates Drug?
Oh the same old corner ready to serve you from day to day.
LYLE'S JEWELRY
For the finest in all jewelry, Mr. and Mrs. Lyles invite you to come in
and look over their complete stock- of gifts.
"A lesson to remember—
3ree ENTERPRISE = OPPORTUNITY Unlimlfd"
Prof. REDDY KILOWATT
v/ut of the brains and activities of men,
working in a free country, has grown the highest
standard of living the world has ever known.
The youths of today are intelligent and
ambitious, and one of you may be another Edi-
son or Steinmetz or Westinghouse. All that is
needed is the full opportunity to develop ideas
freely and market talents as each sees fit
You must guard that "full opportunity" so that
when your “individual initiative and energy” fathers
an idea, you may call upon the resources of our Ameri-
can system of free enterprise to make your idea a reality
for you and for all.
Your lltctrlc Servant
Westlexas Utilities
Company
DREW LUMBER CO.
LUMBER-
i/iloing materials
WALLPAPER -HOUND c<t>' PAINTS' — BAROI0 PRODUCTS
HASKELL
HOLDEN'S FUNERAL HOME
Ambulance Service
Phone 12
Haskell Texas
LANE-FELKER
"The Latest in Wear Eor Ladies Who Care"
BRAZELTON LUMBER COMPANY
Brazelton Lumber Company, just east of the square, has the best in
lumber, wallpaper, and other building supplies. Visit them for your
needs.
THE PERSONALITY SHOPPE
"SMART WEAR FOR WOMEN"
BLOHM
STUDIO
HASKELL FREE PRESS
Jetty V. Clare, Owner
Serving Haskell County since 1886.
The students of today are the citi-
zens of tomorrow, and we are be-
hind you in every worthwhile effort.
COOK BROTHERS
BARBER SHOP
Floyd and Roy
"We Like You"
A good place to trade
WE DELIVER
GHOLSON'S GROCERY
Phone 79
BLOHM
STUDIO
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HASKELL FREE PRESS
Jetty V. Clare, Owner
Serving Haskell County since 1886.
The students of today are the citi-
zens of tomorrow, and we are be-
hind you in every worthwhile effort.
HELBER'S JEWELRY STORE
THE HUB
Mr. & Mrs. Middleton invite the
students to visit their store. Gen-
eral dry goods and sporting goods.
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WOODSON RADIO & ELECTRIC
Sales and Service
JONES-COX HARDWARE
The right name for finer
furniture.
Hardware
&
F urniture
PERKINS-TIMBERLAKE CO.
DRY GOODS
This store carries every kind of
piece goods as well as ready to wear
for men, women, and children.
HATTOX
hardware & implement
Visit this modern-stor e f or furnish-
ings for the home..

PIGGLY WIGGLY
GRO. & MKT.
Piggly "Wiggly, the store of fine
foods. In this store you can find
a complete line of all kinds' of foods.
When in need of groceries, visit
Piggly Wiggly..
FELKER MEN'S WEAR
Curlee Suits Resistol Hats
Arrow Shirts Berkeley Square Suits
Freeman Shoes Botany Sportswear
Dobbs Hats Hickok Belts
Interwoven Socks
Call 89
SERVICE CLEANERS
Distinctive Wardrobe Service
STURDIVANT
HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY
FRAZIER'S RADIO
& RECORD SHOP
Visit Frazier's for the latest hits
in records and the very latest mod-
els in R. C. A. Victor radios
record players.

BACHELOR STEAM LAUNDRY
Shirt Service
Bachelor Bundle
CLOVER FARM
We handle a complete line of the
best foods. Shop here for lower
prices and better merchandise.
E. R. Clifton, Owner
RICHIE-STRAIN COMPANY
BUICK
Sales & Service
Genuine Buick Parts
INTERNATIONAL
Trucks & Tractors
HASKELL IMPLEMENT CO.
501 S. 1st Phone 215
Haskell, Texas
W. I. COGGINS
Complete Insurance Service
South Side of Square
Phone 390
Haskell, Texas
WHITE AUTO STORE
R. B. SPENCER LUMBER
COMPANY
See. us for all sorts of building sup
plies: wallpaper; paints, and vene
tian blinds.
Call 63