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Yearbook Name
The Chieftain 1952
Location
Haskell, Texas (Haskell County, TX)
Additional Information
THE CHIEFTAIN
FOR 1952
Haskell Highschool, 1951-1952
Foreword
In our mind's eye we can all become the star of the football team
first chair trumpet player,
the hit of the senior play, the outstanding scholar,
the most popular boy or girl,
the guiding light of the yearbook . . »
All of us spend some time daydreaming. In moderation this is a
healthy, normal habit.
Our own special daydream has been to make this issue of the
Chieftain
live up to its fine predecessors.
There have been some changes made--
not just for the sake of making changes--
but for the sake of bringing you the* freshest, best book we knew
how to put out.
But the nicest thing about dreams is that they work two ways.
Now we dream about the future.
Thirty years from now when we pick up our Chieftain from the shelf
we will dream again of these "good days, "
and only then we will know
Whether today's dreams were translated into reality.
Happy dreaming... and happy remembering...
The Staff
• Contents
•
• Personalities 3
Administration and Faculty 13
Classes 23
• Features 43
Organizations 53
• Sports 69
• Junior High School 81
• Advertising 97
Spring Supplement
117
Personalities
'iirASI
Nanette Weaver
QUEEN OF THE CHIEFTAIN
AND
HER COURT
Nellwyn Conner Doris Strain Betty Melton
Betty Joy Redwine
Most Popular Girl
Robert Bruce Reynolds
Keith Wheatley
Most Popular Boys
James Fowler
Most Typical Boy
Betty Jo Herren
Most Beautiful Girl
Haskell High
Barbara Merchant
Bess Chamberlain
Ann McFarlin
Nanette Weaver
Buddy Collins
Ann McFarlin Football Hero
Band Sweetheart
Eldon Ammonett
Favorite Future Farmer
Lorene Crow
F. F. A. Sweetheart
k
Diane Clare
Basketball Queen
Jo Ann Bryan
Football Queen
Dear Sir:
It is with pleasure I answer your inquiry
good
It is with confidence
selects
Furthermore, he has shown
will be successful in an
has made a splendid record at Haskell High School
about one of our graduating seniors. This individual
Ill Hl
Haskell High School
South Entrance
Homemaking Cottage
Band Hall
East Entrance
Agriculture Building
Activity Building
Auditorium
Club House |''f|£W’
SCHOOL BOARD
T.W. Williams, Ed Hester, John Kimbrough, Sam Herren, President; Bob Sego, Ted
Marugg, Walter Rogers, Secretary.
Faculty
Left Above:
Above:
Left:
Left Below:
MR. STONE,
Agriculture
MR. DEAN,
Band
MRS. WEAVER, •
English
MRS. REED,
English
Right Above:
Right:
Left Below:
Right Below:
MRS. DEAN
History
-MISS McCALL
History
MISS WATSON
Home Economics
MR. COYLE
Mathematics
Left Above:
Right Above:
Left:
Left Below:
H
d
MISS CHAPMAN,
Music
MISS DICKINSON,
Science
MRS. CLIFTON,
Secretary
MR. SMITH,
Typing, Athletics
Top: OFFICE ASSISTANTS--Sid Wood-
son, Barbara Merchant, Betty Joy Red-
wine, Deloris Alsabrook, Jo Ann Bryan,
Nancy McFarlin. Above: CUSTODIANS-
Steve Sloan, Richard Josselet, O.L.
Lassetter, O.L. Miller. Right Above:
LIBRARIANS--Ann McFarlin, Jessie
Kreger, Nellwyn Conner, Betty Lynn
Waldrip Dolores Burnett, Bess Chamber-
lain, Nanette Weaver, Melva Andress.
tapir.
Right Middle: LUNCH ROOM WORKERS-
Mrs. Pearl Homsley, Mrs. Wilma Bart-
ley, Mrs. Lula Massey. Right Below:
BUS DRIVERS--Steve Sloan, J. E. Berry-
hill, Richard Josselet.
SKMHRBMI
Orbie Pat Collins
Born May 17,1935
Died January 14, 1952
Classes
Seniors
OFFICERS--Florene Crow, Class Representative; Willard Mullins, Class Ro ... .
Mary Cobb, Reporter; Sid Woodson, President; Keith Wheatley, Treasurer- R«k preen a lJe;
Vice-President; Jo Ann Bryan, Secretary. Robert Rernolds'
AMMONETT, ELDON
Class Pres., *48-'49;
Class Rep. '49-'5O;
Class Pres., '50—*51;
Most Conscientious
Player, '50-'51; F.F.A.
49, *50, '52; FFA Treas.
'50; FFA V-Pres., '52;
Ftb., *48 thru '51; Track,
'48 thru '52; H Club, '48,
'52; Track Capt., '50-
'51; Ftb. Capt., '51-'52.
ARREDONDO, FELIPE
Class V-Pres., '48-'49;
Track, '49 thru '51;
Band, '49 thru '51; Sp.
Club, '48 thru 50; V-
Pres., '49-'5O.
BACCUS, CLINTON
Ftb. '49 thru '52;
Bsktb., '50 thru '52;
Tennis '50 thru '52;
Class Treas., '49-'5O.
BRYAN, JO ANN
Transferred Munday,
'50; FFA Sweetheart
Cand., '50-'51; Pep
Squad, '51-'52; Pep
Leader, '51-'52; HE
Club, '51-'52; Class
Sec., ’51-'52.
CROW, FLORENE
Pep Squad ’48— '52;
Treas., '50-'51; HE,
'48 thru '50, '51-'52;
Class Rep., !51-’52.
COBB, MARY
Transferred Lueders,
'50; Class Sec., *50-’51;
FFA Sweetheart Cand.,
■49-'50; Band, '50 thru
'52; Majorette, '51—'52;
Class Sec., '50—'51;
Class Rptr., '51—'52;
Annaul Staff, '51-'52;
Sports Editor, '51-'52.
CROW, LORENE
Pep Squad, '48-'52;
Treas.., '50-'51; HE,
'48 thru '50,'51 -*52;
FFA Sweetheart, '51-'52.
1
COX, CHARLES
Ftb., '48-'5’; H Club,
■48-'52; VA, '48-'52;
Sentinel, '49-'50;
Parliamentarian, '50-'51;
Pres., '51-'52.
FOWLER, JAMES
Ftb., '48-'52; Ftb.,
Capt., '51-'52; VA, '48-
'49; Bsktb., '49-'5O;
Track, '50-'52; H Club,
'48-'52.
FREEBY, CLARENCE
VA, '48-'49,'51 -'52;
Tennis, '48-'5O.
MULLINS, WILLARD
Ftb., '48-'52; Track,
'50-'52; Tennis, '48-49;
FFA, '48-'52; FFA Sec. ,
'51-'52; H Club, '48-'52;
Class Rep., '51 —'52.
HESTAND, DOW
Transferred Oklahoma,
'50.
REDWINE, BETTY JOY
Class Rep., '48 —'49;
Sp. Club, '48-'5O; Sp.
Rptr., '48-'49; Social
Ch., '49-'50; Pep Squad,
'48 thru '51; HE Club,
'49 thru '51; Hist., '49-
'50; Pres. , '49-*50; Pep
Leader, '49-'50; Annual
Queen Cand., *49—'50;
Class Pres., '49 —’50;
Class Rptr., '50-'51;
Pep Leader, '50-'51;
Class Rep., '50—'51;
Head Pep Leader, '51-'52.
KING, JANE
Class Sec., *48 —'49;
Band, '48-'52; HE
Club, '49-'5O; Club
Song Leader, '49—'50;
Class Rptr., '49-'5O;
Class V-Pres., '50-
'51; Annual Queen Cand,.,
*50 — '51; Majorette, '50 —*52;
Head Majorette, '51 —'52;
Annual Staff, '51- '52;
Typist, '51-'52.
REYNOLDS, ROBERT
Transferred Colorado,
'50; Ftb., '50-'52; Bsktb.,
•50-'52; Class V-Pres.,
J51-'52.
SMITH, EDGBERT
Band, '48-'52; Capt.,
'51-'52; Sp. Club, '48-
'50; Annual Staff, '51-
'52; Class Editor, '51-
'52.
WHEATLEY, KEITH
Ftb. , '48-'52; Bsktb.,
'50—'51; Class Rep.,
'50-'51; Ftb. Capt.,
'51 —'52; Class Treas.,
'51-'52; H Club, '48-
'52.
STOCKS, AUDIE
FFA, '48-'5O; '51-'52;
Parliamentarian, '51-'52.
WILSON, BOBBY
Ftb., '50-'52; Bsktb.,
'49-'52; Track, '49-'5O;
Class V-Pres., '49-'5O;
Sp., '49-'5O.
WEAVER, NANETTE
Sp., '48-'5O; Sec., '49-
'50; Band, '48-'52; Major-
ette, '50-'52; Master of
Arms, '50-'51; Custodian,
'49-'50; Annual Staff,
'50-'52; Business Mgr.,
'50-'52; Most Beautiful
G-.rl, '50-'51; HE Club,
'50-'51; Pianist, '50-'51;
Who's Who, '49-'51.
WOODSON, SID
FFA, '48-'52; Rptr.,
'49—'52; Class Treas.,
'50-'51; Class Pres.,
'51-'52; Annual Staff,
'48-'52; Kodack Editor,
•50-'51; Editor, '51-'52;
Who's Who, '48-'49, '50-
'51.
Juniors
OFFICERS- -Douglas
Dendy, President;
Betty Herren, Re-
porter; Thomas
Holland, Vice-
President; Elsie
Drinnon, Secretary;
Peggy Sonnamaker,
Class Representative; Larry Strat-
ton, Class Representative; Tommye
Holt, Treasurer.
LOUISE
ADAMS
EVA
ADKINS
SHIRLEY
ALLRED
FLORENE
AMMONS
JAMES
ANDRESS
BOBBY
BOUTWELL
WAYNE
BRADFORD
DELORES
BURNET
BESS CHAMBERLAIN DIANE CLARE
NELLWYN CONNER
PATSY CAMP
JERRY COBB
KENNETH DAVIS
JOAN DARDEN
I
DOUGLAS DENDY
DONALD DICKEY
DALE DIXON
ELSIE DRINNON
LONGE FERGUSON JOHN FLANARY
CHRISTINE GHORMLEY
BETTY JO HERREN
THOMAS HOLLAND
TOMMYE HOLT
BOBBY IRVIN
JOHNIE JOHNSON
JO IVA JOHNSON
WANDA JONES JESSIE KREGER PEGGY KENNAMER KENETH LANE
RAY LAUDERDALE
ROY LAUDERDALE
SAM MATTHEWS
ROSALIE McCALL
ann McFarlin
BARBARA MERCHANT
PATSY MOON
FRANCES MULLINS RALPH OFFILL
DON PAYNE
JEANIE REDWINE
ROY DON RHOADS
ELLIEN RUEFFER
TOMMY ROBISON
JACKIE SKAINS
DANIEL SLOAN
PEGGY SONNAMAKER LOUIS STEPHENS DEAN STOCKS
LARRY STRATTON
BILL THOMAS
NITA TURNBOW
PATSY TURNBOW
PATTI JEAN VINEY
DORTHY WHEELER
LARRY WHEELER
| Sophomores
OFFICERS--
Melva Andress,
Class Representative;
Jimmy White,
Treasurer;
Lena Rueffer,
President;
Truett Craft,
Reporter;
Helen Kimbrough, Secretary; Frank
Clarkson,
Class Representative.
DELORIS
ALSABROOK
MELVA
ANDRESS
IKEY
BANKS
BEULAH
BRADY
MABRY
BROCK
CHARLES
BURNETT
MARY SUE
BYRD
TERESSA
CALLOWAY
PATSY CARTER
FRANK CLARKSON
SARA COLEMAN
SHIRLEY HENSHAW
WALTER HOLLEY
MAX JOHNSON
JESSIE JONES
BRENDA JOSSELET
HELEN KIMBROUGH
DWANNA MATTHEWS
WILLIAM MEDFORD
SUE MELTON
BOBBIE MERCHANT
DAVID MIDDLETON
MANUEL MULLINS
MARY ETHEL MULLINS
PATSY MULLINS
ELLEN NEELEY
BETTY NUCKELS
PAULA RATLIFF
JOYCE ROSE
LENA MAE RUEFFER
DORIS STRAIN
PATRICIA TOWNSEND
BETTY WALDRIP
JIMMY WHITE
BORDEN WORSHAM
OFFICERS--Cliff Berry,
Class Representative;
Betty Melton, Secretary,
Billy Blake, Reporter;
Terry Bynum, Treasurer;
Wendell Dixon, Vice-
President; Barbara Mullins, Class Representa-
tive; Sam Vaughter,
President.
BETTY
ANDERSON
MELVIN
ANDRESS
SUE
AMMONS
JEAN
BASS
CLIFF
berry
BILLY BLAKE
NANCY BROWN
TERRY BYNUM
CLARENCE CALLAWAY
BUDDY COLLINS
WANDA COX
FRANK DODSON
RUSSELL DRINNON
JOHN DUNCAN
MARY DALRYMPLE
DON DENDY
WENDELL DIXON
MIKE DUNCAN
CHARLES FLANARY
DAVID FOIL
BILLY FRY
BETTY GHORMLEY
DAN GRINDSTAFF
WARREN HARRIS
WAYNE HARRIS
GARY IVY
LORAINE JOHNSON
LORINE JOHNSON
DAVID JONES
WENDEL JONES
EVELYENE LANKFORD
WANDA LONG
nancy McFarlin
BETTY MELTON
ARCHIE MILLER
BARBARA MULLINS
ELEANOR OFFILL
ELAINE ONEAL
MILDRED PICKERING
<
DONALD PITMAN
DOYLE PITMAN
VELLA REDWINE
BOBBY REXRODE
KENNETHSCOGGIN
KENNETH SCHWARTZ
FLOYD SELF
GENE PUNKONEY
BOBBY STONE
VERNA TEAGUE
MARY ANN THOMAS
MARGARET TRUSSELL
SAM VAUGHTER
JERRY WHEATLEY
Features
School Wasn't All Work.
ABOVE: Freshmen had their
day. Dixon and Callaway
flank a bevy of frosh
charmers.
RIGHT: Band queen was
crowned with pomp and
ceremony.
BELOW: Getting in the
spirit for the game . . .
LEFT ABOVE: Sophisticated
seniors are at it
again.
LEFT MIDDLE: High school
beauties.
LEFT BELOW:
Maestro Banks<and
his magic piano.
RIGHT BELOW:
Promenadin'
freshmen
fi.'t
ABOVE: Basketball brings out
the beast in us.
RIGHT: Go Indians ! Go !
RIGHT BELOW: It must have been
the Roby game.
BELOW: Sideline coaches huddle
for warmth.
RIGHT ABOVE
season
Honors to the
football favorites.
tag
JU
A bang-up ending
for the football
RIGHT ABOVE: A favorite combi-
nation-Christmas
food and pretty
girls.
LEFT ABOVE: Was it the
memory of the
Roby game that
brought the
smile?
LEFT ABOVE: Smile girls,
you're under the mistletoe.
LEFT MIDDLE: And then
Coach Neeley said. ..
LEFT BELOW: Typical School
girl and boy -- Robert B. and
Betty.
RIGHT ABOVE: A new jacket
for Lorene.
RIGHT BELOW: The music
stopped.
We work in school and out too.
Staying in at recess.
Trying for 50 words per.
Shakespeare made less painful.
Looking at cogs and wheels.
The butter and egg set.
Printing the weekly news.
_ . A sweet way to earn pin money.
Free enterprise. 7 F '
_ .. ... Other folks' fun is his job.
Delivering the daily news. • •>
Hobbies
LEFT ABOVE: Hobby which wins
prizes.
ABOVE: Literary pursuits; book
collecting, painting, and poetry
collection.
LEFT: Girls never grow up.
LEFT BELOW: Two hobbies that are
up in the air.
BELOW: Getting the bird stuffed.
Camera Club
FIRST ROW- Clare, Long, Turnbow, Redwine, McFarlin, N.; Ratliff, McFarlin, A. SECOND
ROW: Burnett; Waldrip, Chamberlain, McCall, Herren, Woodson. THIRD ROW: Reed,
Sponsor, Vaughter, Self, Killion, Middleton, Stephens. FOURTH ROW: Callaway; Ammonett;
Robison; Wilson, Harris. NOT PICTURED: Reed, Sponsor; Coyle, Consultant.
FAR RIGHT: Part of
the club at work.
RIGHT: Officers
President: Ann
McFarlin
Vice-President:
Sid Woodson
Spanish Club
FIRST ROW: Worsham, Wheatley, Callaway, Vaughter, Duncan, Middleton, Johnson, Clarkson.
SECOND ROW: Cox, Trussell, Ammons, Dalyrymple, McCall, Clare, Redwine, McFarlin, Waldrip,
Andress. THIRD ROW: Brady, Merchant, Strain, Byrd, Ratliff, Bynum, Brown, Long, Thomas,
Sponsor, Dean;
OFFICERS
President ---------- Rosalie McCall
Vice-President------Betty Waldrip
Secretary--------------Diane Clare
Reporter------------Jerry Wheatley
Program Chairman---Melva Andress
FIRST ROW: Wheeler, Berryhill,
King, Self, Andress, Ratliff;
Waldrip, B.; Strain, Bryd, Weaver.
SECOND ROW: Fonts, McCall,
Anderson, Renfro, Ammons, Jones.
McFarlin, Rhoads, Merchant, Barbara,
Herren, Cobb, Coleman, Josselet,
Brady, Hester, Waldrip, P. JXHIRD
ROW: Thomas, M. ; Bass, <^nltins^
Redwine, Carter, Phillips.
INDIAN BAND
Burnett, Smith, Vaughter, Ivy,
Callaway, Baccus, Ratliff, G.»
Melton, Adams, O'Neal, Thompson,
Baker, Clare, Long, Chamberlain,
N.; Chamberlain, B. BACK ROW:
Henshaw, Jones, J.; Neeley;
Pickering, Turnbow, Townsend,
Merchant, Bobbie; Coburn, Bynum,
Jones, David; Frierson, McFarlin,
N. ; Matthews.
Band Life
This is
Dreams to reality.
how it's done.
LEFT: Band Officers
Callaway; Boy's uniform
custodian
Chamberlain; Reporter
McFarlin; 2nd Lieutenant
Ratliff, Girl's uniform
custodian
Smith; Captain
Merchant; Librarian
Vaughter; 1st Lieutenant
RIGHT ABOVE: Majorettes
King, Merchant, Cobb,
Waldrip, Drum Major;
Byrd, Weaver
RIGHT: Cheer Leaders
FRONT ROW: Bryan; Camp;
Adkins.
BACKROW: Redwine, J.;
Redwine, B. ; Rueffer.
_ n»riwine J FIRST ROW: Crow, F. ; Crow ,
LEADERS: Adkins, Rueffer, Redwine, B.; Camp, Bryan, d ’ Trussell, Knuckles, Carter.
L ■ Mullins, F. ; Matthews, Wheeler, Kennamer, Calloway, *-ang ,
SECOND ROW: So„„an,«k.r, Johnson. L. : Viney. Holt,. Brinnon, Melton, Alsabrook, Rueffer L. ;
Cox, Turnbow, Rose. THIRD ROW: Moon, Offill, Easterling, Ammons, Kimbrough, Gardner, John-
son, J. ; Darden, Brown, Faught, Mullins, M.
OFFICERS
President -------------- Joan Darden
Vice-President--------Billie Faught
Secretary-------------Jo Iva Johnson.
Treasurer-------------Lena Rueffer
Reporter------------ Frances Mullins
Sponsor (Not Pictured)---Mrs. Dean
Pep Squad
FIRST ROW: Foil; Scoggin, Johnson, L. , Self, Dixon, Ivy. SECOND ROW: Cook, Davis, Alsabook,
J.; Ghormley, B.; Kreger, Melton, B.; Redwine, Bryan, J.; Langford, Callaway, O'Neal. THIRD
ROW: Merchant, B. ; Mullins, P. ; Gardner; Mullins, B.; Henshaw, Crow, F. ; Crow, L. , Josselet.
FOURTH ROW: Jones, Rueffer, L.; Alsabrook, D.; Ghormley, U.; Garter, P. ; Ghormley, C.;
Matthews Rose Anderson, Bass, Collins, Duncan, Sturdivant. FIFTH ROW: Watson, Camp, Herren,
Turnbow, Nuckels, Pickering, Neeley. SIXTHROW: Adkins, Coleman, Mullins, M.; Faught, Allred.
SEVENTH ROW: Eldridge, Johnson, J. ; Easterling, Kimbrough, Townsend, Offill, Johnson, L. ;
Sheets, Melton, S. ; Bryan, C.; Marugg, Highnote.
OFFICERS
Rueffer, L.--------------Secretary
Redwine------------------President
Mullins, B.-----------------Reporter
Turnbow----------------- Song leader
Herren---------------Parliamentarian
Camp - ----------------- -- Historian
Jones----------------Vice-President
Self ---------------------Treasurer
Miss Watson (Not Pictured---Adviser
F. H. A.
ABOVE LEFT: Take notice girls!
ABOVE: You never can tell what
a scarf can do.
LEFT: With care like this sick-
ness might not be so bad.
LEFT BELOW: Lot's of fun as well
as useful.
BELOW: Clothes can mean a lot in
a girl's life.
ABOVE: Betty Herren, Area
historian; Len^ Rueffer, District
song leader.
RIGHT ABOVE: Glamour in the making.
A careful fitting (right) produces
a good fit (below).
BELOW: Too tiny to model.
FIRST ROW: Woodson, Freeby, Sloan, Cox, Stocks, A.; Mullins, W.; Lane, Rhoads, Ammonett,
Thomas, Mullins, M. ; Wheeler. SECOND ROW; Mediord, Johnson, Holland, Dodson, Drinnon
Grindstaff, Rexrode, Schwartz, Blake, Harris, M. ; Berry, Jones, D. ; Miller, Harris, Warren, Banks
THIRD ROW: Davis, Andress, Pitman, Doyle, Jones, W. ; Punkoney, Fry, Andress, Stone, Pitma
Donald, Teague, Dendy, Burnett, Stone. FOURTH ROW: Cobb, Flanary, C. ; Harris, Wayne, Collin:
FIFTH ROW: Stocks, Flanary, J.; Colson, Holley, Stratton, Dickey, White, Brock, Cox, Offi
Matthews.
OFFICERS
Rhoads--------------------Se
Stocks------------Parliamen
Mullins W.-----------------Sec
Ammonett------------Vice-Pre
Cox---------------------Pr<
Lane - ------------------ Tre
Thomas-------------------R
Mullins M. - ------------- - H
Stone ------- - ------ - - - - - - - -
F.F
A number of
things. . surveying,
mechanics, and tree grafting.
Left: It looks like we
are playing cowboy.
Left: Ready for work? ?
Below: Projects worth
while.
Annual Staff
Left: Editor-in-chief, Sid
Woodson; Business manager, Nanette
Weaver.
Right: Part of staff
busily working.
Right: Annual Staff.
Front Row; Chamberlain,
Organizations editor; Wood-
son, Editor and Photograp-
her; Weaver, Business man-
ager; Waldrip, Art Editor;
Cobb, Sports editor; Clare,
Junior High editor; Smith Class
editor; McFarlin, Feature
editor; King,, typist;
Merchant, Kodak editor.
ASSISTANTS
FIRST ROW: Ratliff, Merchant, Assistant typist; McCall, Assistant business manager; Herren,
Assistant sports editor. SECOND ROW: Andress, McFarlin, N.; Jones, D.; Assistant art editor,
Clare, Assistant organization editor; Jones, J.; Assistant kodak editor. Not pictured: Self, Turnbow,
Assistant feature editor.
ANNUAL STAFF
FIRST ROW: King, Cobb, McFarlin, McCall, Herren, Chamberlain, Anderson, O'Neal, Andress,
Brady. SECOND ROW: Redwine, Langford, McFarlin, -Self, Pickering, Thomas, Merchant, Ratliff,
Waldrip. THIRD ROW: Smith, Turnbow, Clare, Vaughter, Weaver, Woodson, Jones, Reed, Stevens.
Sports
Football
August 27 saw thirty-six men competing for
starting positions on Haskell High's football
team. Training got under way with the
coaches building their new team around
twenty-two returning veterans and twelve
who had no experience.
ROYCE SMITH
Head Coach
1951 SCHEDULE
Haskell Opponents
0 19, Stamford
2 19. Hamlin
0 25, Anson
13 0, Roby
0 19, Roscoe
7 12, Big Spring
13 7, Throckmorton
7 27, Merkel
19 7, Munday
1 z 25, Albany
RAY OVERTON, JR.
Assistant Coach
Talkin' it over! !
Captains: Flowler, Wheatley,
and Ammonett
And so the man said.__.........
Managers: Worsham
Middleton, and Sloan
BUDDY COLLINS
TOMMY ROBISON
Robert Reynolds
JAMES FOWLER
LARRY STRATTON
KENNITH DAVIS
ELDON AMMONET
WALTER HOLLEY, JR
JIMMY WHITE
DALE DIXON
BOBBY WILSON
TRUETT CRAFT
BOBBY BOUTWELL
WAYNE HARRIS
RALPH OFFILL
MAX JOHNSON
MANUEL MULLINS
DOUG DENDY
CHARLES FLANARY
JOHN DUNCAN
BUSKE BERRY
WAYNE BRADFORD
KEITH WHEATLEY
THOMAS HOLLAND
DON DENDY
DONALD DICKEY
WENDELL, DIXON
JERRY WHEATLEY
FRANK CLARKSON
MABRY BROCK
LYNN COLSON
CLINTON BACCUS
WILLARD MULLINS
MIKE DUNCAN
WARREN HARRIS
RAY OVERTON, JR.
Head Coach
DUNCAN AND SLOAN
Managers
Basketball
SCHEDULE
Hamlin 23 Nov. 27 Haskell 18
Stamford 58 Dec. 3 Haskell 39
Weinert 40 Dec. 4 Haskell 48
Weinert 44 Dec. 11 Haskell 32
Rule 24 Dec. 14 Haskell 48
Paint Creek 32 Dec. 18 Haskell 26
Stamford, Avoca 54, 51 Dec. 20,21 Haskell 40, 36
Albany 38 Jan. 4 Haskell 17
Stamford 51 Jan 8 Haskell 36
Throckmorton 42 Jan. 11 Haskell 17
Munday 47 Jan. 18 Haskell 31
Hamlin 29 Jan. 22 Haskell 36
Albany 34 Jan. 25 Haskell 33
Throckmorton 58 Feb. 1 Haskell 44
Munday 55 Feb. 8 Haskell 26
ftk*
DALE DIXON
LYNN COLSON
ROY LAUDERDALE
BOBBY WILSON
LARRY STRATTON
SAM VAUGHTER
DAN GRINDSTAFF
MABRY BROCK
KENNETH scoggin
ROBERT REYNOLDS
Junior High School
Haskell Junior High School
MISS JOSEPHINE STUEBER
Education Consultant
MR. THOMAS JONES
Principal
MRS. W.P. McCOLLUM
MRS. K. H. THORTON
MRS. FRANK MARTIN
MRS. J.A. BYRD
MRS. W.A. GILMORE
MR. RAY OVERTON
MR. J.E. BERRYHILL
June Alsabrook, 8-3
Ann Alvis, 8-1
Duane Baccus, 8-1
Robert Baker, 8-1
Richard Bartley, 8-2
Nancy Becker, 8-2
Johnny Berryhill, 8-1
Patricia Booker, 8-1
Ollan Boulding, 8-1
Wanda Brown, 8-3
Carol Bryan, 8-3
Ned Dean Bullock, 8-3
Wanda Burson, 8-1
Jimmy Byrd, 8-3
Faye Carter, 8-1
Dan Chamberlain, 8-1
Barbara Collins, 8-2
Wayne Collins, 8-2
June Cook, 8-3
Roger Cook, 8-3
Gladys Conner, 8-2
Culver, Carney, 8-1
Oleta Cunningham, 8-1
Ann Currie, 8-2
Shirley Davis, 8-3
Jean Duncan, 8-2
Elbert Fagan, 8- 1
Bobby Foil, 8- 1
Shirley Fowler, 8-3
David Frierson, 8-1
Bobby Furrh, 8-2
Oris Gibson, 8-3
Carrol Green, 8-2
Jacquelyn Hattox, 8-3
Charlene Highnote, 8-2
Eighth
Mary F. Hodges, 8-3
Jeanette Holt, 8-3
Jerry Holt, 8- 1
Jimmy Howeth, 8-1
Anita Humphrey 8-2
Bucky Jones, 8-2
James Kirby, 8-3
Glenn Kreger, 8-3
Jerry Larned, 8-2
Bobby Lusk, 8-3
Jerry Matthews, 8-3
John Matthews, 8-1
Grace Marugg, 8-2
Bobby McGary, 8-2
Janice McKelvain, 8-3
Darlene Morgan, 8-3
Franky Mullins, 8-2
Sue Nichols, 8-2
Don Oats, 8-2
Janis Pitman, 8-2
John D. Pitman, 8-3
Leia F. Phillips, 8-1
Ann Ratliff, 8-2
Gloria Ratliff, 8-1
Beverly Renfro, 8-1
Sue Rhoads, 8-2
Jeanette Robertson, 8-1
Nelda Rose, 8-2
David Strickland, 8-3
Barbara Sturdivant, 8- 1
Carroll Thimpson, 8-1
Peggy Waldrip, 8-1
Eddie Wesson, 8-3
Jo Wester, 8-3
Kenneth Williams, 8-1
Grade
Ina Mae Adams, 7-3
Jimmie Allgood, 7-1
Don Allred, 7-2
Lo..nie Almond, 7-1
Thomas Alvis, 7-2
Cecil Biard, 7-1
Douglas Brown, 7-2
Gail Brown, 7-2
Rodney Brown, 7-1
Frances Boutwell, 7-1
Jim Bob Bowers, 7-1
Mary Carter, 7-3
Bobby Cass, 7-1
John. Clifton, 7-2
Sandra Coburn, 7-3
Emily Conner, 7-1
Wayne Conner, 7-2
John Darnell, 7-1
Ruby Dalrymple, 7-2
David Duncan, 7-2
Jerry Fancher, 7-3
Creed Flanary, 7-3
Maurice Fouts, 7-3
Mary Galinda, 7-1
Madalin Gilstrap, 7-3
Wanda Grindstaff, 7-1
Don Hamilton, 7-3
Anita Harris, 7-2
Patrick"'Henry, 7-2
Bettye Hester, 7-3
Jane Holt, 7-3
Walter Hood, 7-2
Doylene Hoover, 7-2
Seventh
Mayme Lou Irvin, 7-3
Tommy Jones, 7-2
Janice Jones, 7-3
Imogene Kennamer, 7-2
Donald Logston, 7-2
Lorene Long, 7-1
Bobby Matthews, 7-2
Mary McMillen, 7-3
Mickey Melton, 7-2
Shirley Miller, 7-1
Jerry Mills, 7- 1
Delorise Mullins
Jimmy Mullins,
Myrtis Mullins,
Norma Mullins,
> 7-1
7-2
7-2
7-3
James Norman, 7-1
Billy Norton, 7- 1
Alvis Offill, 7-2
Horace O'Neal, 7-1
Dale Pennington, 7-3
Clarance Punkoney, 7-3
Gertrude Reynolds, 7-2
Doris Roberts, 7-2
Bobby Sego, 7-1
Byron Smith, 7-1
Gail Kay Smith, 7-2
Robert Starr, 7-2
Jean Strickland, 7-2
Jeanette Turner, 7-3
Lois Ussery, 7-1
Douglas Williams, 7-1
Modena Young, 7-3
Jerry Young, 7-3
Grade
Hazel Andress, 6-3
Jo Ann Bayless, 6-1
Rheba Berryhill, 6-1
Robert Bird, 6-2
David Burson, 6-2
Rosa Lee Burson, 6-2
Jimmy Brock, 6-2
Iola Brown, 6-3
Bobby Camp, 6-1
Jo Chamberlain, 6-1
Janice Coker, 6-3
David Conner, 6-2
Rex Cox, 6-2
Douglas Davis, 6-2
Glenda Davis, 6-1
Janice Davis, 6-3
Charles Elliot, 6-1
Don Elliot, 6-3
Nancy Fancher, 6-1
Norma Gipson, 6-2
Jeanette Gibson, 6-1
Gwendolyn Gilliam, 6-2
Charles Goodwin, 6-2
Sandra Hadaway, 6-3
Lyendon Harris, 6-3
Janice Hester, 6-1
Billy Highnote, 7-3
Lee Hollar, 6- 1
Betty Sue Ivy, 6-1
Chester Jones,. 6-1
Jeanette Jones, 6-1
Er-nest Kimbrough, 6-1
Sixth
Linda Merle Lane, 6-2
Dalton Linton, 6-3
Mary Maldonado, 6- 1
Marie Malone, 6-1
Arvil McFaddin, 6-2
Judy Nell McGary, 6- 1
Billie Mercer, 6-2
Johnny Mills, 6-1
Jerry Mullins, 6-3
Wanda Sue New, 6-2
Karen Pitman, 6-2
Don Pennington, 6-2
Lynda Perrin, 6-2
John Pedroza, 6-1
Laurence Rinehart, 6-3
Gaile Roberts, 6-1
Mary L. Roberts, 6-2
Floyd Rogers, 6-3
Robbie Roberson, 6-3
Sara Sue Roberson, 6-3
Peggy Seay, 6-2
Linda Gayle Spain, 6-3
JohnStone, 6-1
W. E. Taylor, 6-3
Joyce Thomas, 6-3
W. J. Turnbow, 6-2
Dalton West, 6-3
Bobby Wheatley, 6-3
Maxine Wheeler, 6-2
Fitzhugh Williams, 6-2
Laquita Young, 6-3
Nancy Young, 6-3
Grade
They Left Me Out
Band
FRONT ROW: Jones, Fancher, Lackey, Chamberlain, Hester. SECOND ROW: Hadaway, Rey-
nolds, Thomas, Davis, Kennamer, Roberts, New, Biard, Neeley, Camp, Stone, Bowers.
THIRD ROW: Smith, Burson, Norman, Andress, Highnote, Ussery, Long, Russel,
Elliot, Jones.
Pep Squad
FRONT ROW: McMillen, Rhodes, Jones, Mullins, McKelvain, New. SECOND ROW:
Lane, Wheeler, Roberts, McGary, Strickland, Hoover, Highnote, Rose, Ratliff, Nichols,
Greene, Currie. THIRD ROW: Mercer, Boutwell, Long, Gilstrap, Hester, Pitman,
Holt, Turner, Collins, Humphrey, Mullins.
JUNIOR HIGH ANNUAL QUEEN
Sue Rhodes
RUNNER UP
June Cook
RUNNER UP
Jeannie Strickland
OTHER CANDIDATES
Faye Marie Carter, Norma Gipson,
Delorise Mullins, Jeanette Jones,
Maurice Fouts, Nancy Young.
OUTSTANDING SPORTSMAN
Glenn Kreger
RUNNER UP
John Donald Pitman
JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL
FRONT ROW: Harris, F. Mullins, J. * Mullins, Pennington, Wheatley, Davis, J. Mullins,
Hood, Burson, Melton, Brock, Elliot. SECOND ROW: Duncan, Bird, T. Jones, Josselet,
Allred, Oates, Cook, Matthews, B. Jones, Logston, Star, Wesson, Brown, Carney, Henry.
BACKROW: McGary, Byrd, Lusk, Bartley, Collins, Strickland, Kirby, Coach Jones, Furrh,
Gibson, Matthews, Clifton, Kreger; Pitman, Larned, Conner, Offill.
Run, Barbara, It's a homer
Make it a touchdown, Ches!
"--for reading maketh a
full man. "
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Advertising
BILL WILSON MOTOR COMPANY
Ford Mercury Lincoln.
Sales and Service
309 S. Ave. E. Haskell, Texas
DR. PEPPER BOTTLING COMPANY
Drink a bite to eat with Dr. Pepper at 10, 2, and 4 o'clock.
Dr. Pepper Bottling Company
Olney, Texas
PRESCRIPTIONS
POLLED
OATES DRUG STORE
Why go hunting for your friends when you can find them
at Oates Drug? On the same old corner ready to serve
you from day to day.
HOLDEN'S FUNERAL HOME
Ambulance Service Phone 12
Haskell, Texas
BANNER MILK COMPANY
KISER MILK
HASKELL NATIONAL BANK
The Haskell National Bank, situated on the northwest corner
of the square, stands ready to serve the people of Haskell
County courteously and efficiently
Reynolds
Phone 548
Stamford, Texas
BLOHM STUDIO
Complete Furnishings for the
home.
give with pride
PERKINS-TIMBERLAKE
DRY GOODS
CO.
kind
ready-
This store carries every
of piece goods as well as
to-wear for- men, women, and
children.
HELBER'S JEWELRY STORE
SADLER FURNITURE
T.E. Sadler
Haskell,- Texas
HOOSE WITH CARE...
WILL
You
US
YOUR LO55E5
Complete
Insurance
Service
Phone
390
W.I. COGGINS
South
Side of
Square
Haskell
Texas
* A good place to trade
* We deliver
* Phone 79
* Gholson's Grocery
BUICK
Genuine Buick Parts
INTERNATIONAL
Trucks & Tractors
HASKELL IMPLEMENT CO.
Richey-Strain Company
501 S 1st Phone 215
Haskell, Texas
THE HUB
Mr. and Mrs. Middleton
invite the students to visit
their store . . .
General dry goods and
of the toojn
,»lOGRhPH
REAL SAVINGS
for the latest
and the very
in R.C.A.
BACHELOR STEAM LAUNDRY
Shirt Service
Bachelor Bundle
Visit Frazier'
hits in record
latest model
Victor radios and record
players.
FRAZIER'S RADIO AND
RECORD SHOP
Supplement
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Track
Head Coach, ROYCE SMITH
Assistant Coach, RAY OVERTON
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ELDON AMONETT, winner of state low hurd-
les contest, Austin; highpoint man,Bluebonnet
Relays, Brownwood.
WAYNE BRADFORD
FRANK CLARKSON
DONALD DICKEY
WAYNE HARRIS WALTER HOLLEY
MAX JOHNSON
MANUEL MULLINS
DON PAYNE
TOMMY ROBISON BOBBY STONE
JIMMY WHITE
ABOVE: Eldon Amonett receives the R.C. Couch
scholarship award. LEFT ABOVE: Band trophies
wonbythe Indian band at the interscholastic league
contest in Abilene--first division for marching and
concert. LEFT: EdgbertSmith accepting the Arion
Award for the outstanding senior band member.
LEFT BELOW: Honor Students--Sid Woodson,
valedictorian, Nanette Weaver, salutatorian; Robert
Bruce Reynolds, Jane King, Edgbert Smith. BELOW:
first division winners in solo band instrument contest
at San Angelo—Betty Lynn Waldrip, Bobbie Merchant,
Floyd Self, Ann McFarlin, Mary Sue Byrd, Larry
Wheeler, Doh Payne.
Style Show Winners
F. H. A.
At the Barbeque
Mr. Me
Senior Play Cast: SEATED--Betty Joy
Redwine, Jane King, Robert Bruce Rey-
nolds. BACK ROW--Nanette Weaver,
Edgbert Smith, Keith Wheatley, Mary
von Cobb, Bobby Wilson, Jo Ann Bryan.
SPONSORS: Mrs. Weaver
Collum (not pictured).
"Alibi Bill"
Junior Play Cast: FRONT ROW--Ann
McFarlin, Diane Clare, Betty Jo Herren,
Rosalie McCall, Barbara Merchant, Mr.
Coyle, sponsor. BACK ROW--Miss Mc-
Call, sponsor; Thomas Holland, Roy
Don Rhoades, Tommy Robison, Tommye
Holt, Danial Sloan, Wayne Bradford,
Louis Stephens.
ABOVE: Freshmen pub-
lished a newspaper and
magazine.
BELOW: Resting up
for finals.
LEFT BELOW: Fair
senoritas at the
Spanish Club party.
ABOVE: The music must
have been dreamy.
LEFT: Three little maids
from school.
LEFT BELOW: At the
spring band concert.
BELOW: "I'm a Texan,
Suh I"
Junior-Senior
Banquet
ABOVE, A toast to the faculty.
LEFT ABOVE: Enjoying the Mardi
Gras fare. LEFT: It happens at
every party. LEFT BELOW: Coats,
ties, and pretty dresses for the big
event of the year.
Viewing Austin from the
capitol dome
Strolling through
Brackinridge Park
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Resting in the shade at
San Marcos Lake
Royal Mounted Police?
Home
again!
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COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES--Front Row: Florene
Crow, Lorene Crow, Mary von Cobb, Robert Bruce
Reynolds, Sid Woodson, Nanette Weaver, Edgbert
Smith, Jane King, Betty Joy Redwine. Second Row:
Mr. W.P. McCollum, Rev. T.G. Craft, Dr. L.A.
Eiserihuth, Rev. Bill Austin, Mrs'. Arlos Weaver, Mr.
S.H. Vaughter. Third Row:- Bobby Wilson, Felipe
Arredondo, Clarence Freeby, Clinton Baccus, Jo Ann
Bryan, Keith Wheatley, Eldon Amonett, James Fowler .
Left--A salute to a high school diploma. Left below--
A twelve-year goal realized. Below--Parents and
friends were proud, too.
First year F.H. A. models
"Chattanooga Shoe Shine Boy"
Girl's volleyball team in game
Was it a goal?
Western Day in Haskell
First Division Medal-
ists at regional band
contest.
"A Trip Around
the World "
"Do-
re--
mi--
fa- -
so- -
la- -
ti-
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JUNIOR
HIGH
CHORUS