Abilene High School - Flashlight Yearbook (Abilene, TX), Class of 1942, Cover

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FRANK ETTER Business Adviser Lou Brook - BiIIie Ioe Parrish - Roy Reynolds - Quentin Buch MoIIy Hinds - David Lantz - Dan SorreIIs o BiIIy Ray Stewart AIton Wiison - Katherine Anderson - Wandaiu Pruitt - Mary Watson - Ed Yates - Gloria NorVeII - Patsy Nuckols - Dorothy Stewart - Arnold WaIkoW X , ' l V , -f -1 U15 Waslzlzyhf 7942 Published by me students of ABILENEN HIGH SCHOOL h Abilene, Texas wfb? ,M X A F , ,. W Q if ,. , ,gg Qc, -ggeiffsg 9 ,ww-, 5 gwf f Zz ,f , ..,, , ,- 2 ' 32 1:5 2 munlb if l To l OE C. HUMPHREY sincere teacher and upholder of me true ideals of democracy and aood cm zenship, staunch frrerld of all tl'1os with Whom he comes mto coma t we dedicate our 1942 yearbook IUANITA IOHNSON HUMPHREY . . my dearest partner mr 'rw of I of greatness if i 1 wg 'P fringed "Enter to learng go forth to serve." Today these Words mean more to the students in Abilene High School than ever before, for many are going forth to serve our nation in time of its need. For our theme we have used a patriotic motif in connection with our daily Work here in Abilene l-ligh. You will find how our school carries on its Work during a national emergencyg how students and teachers Work together for better understandingp and how the entire faculty and student body are aid- ing our country by preparing themselves for any duty they may be called upon to perform. Wherever the paths of service may lead you, We hope that in this l942 yearbook you will find a record of the pleasant memories of your days of learning. .Q :Yagi Z Q W .N npus shrubbery i. Coiiirnondeis-in-Chietfu . . . Whose low is reotson" H. Minutemen-" . . . who depend Upon thot low os on the best ot friends" IH. Citottions for Merit-" . . . to stotion ot command Rises by open rneorns ond there will stond Cn honoroloie terms" IV. Aerioti Squddroneupidys, in the rnotny qdmes of life, thot one Where what he most doth vdiue must be Won V. Propotofotndd-"That owctkens ourselves to conditions dround us thot We moty not be oduqht ndppinqu dzglcs Nest h me of the Warbird Kenfml T sion of our high s h I M, PV , s Q! uw 1 9 ,ir lqli gi itil waf,' a+n,+ aww 4 tht: gf 2 4 4 "aa 'l a' "'s Hrfmlmzrzdcrs-in-Hlzicf l SUPERINTENDENT L. E. DUDLEY, M. A., LL. D. This has been a trying time for many of you. Your loved ones have faced danger and death in order that our nation may continue free. You, yourselves, have sacrificed certain accus- tomed luxuries in order that you may contribute your part toward Winning the war. ln spite of worries and sacrifices, the lines have fallen to us in so much more pleasant places than is true of school people in all other nations of the World that We ouaht not to complain. With confidence in the riahteousness of our cause, let us continue in every Way to be loyal and true. May the instruction you have received make you more appreciative of the privilege of livinq in the "land of the free and the home of the brave." L. E. DUDLEY - -1 Hvmmaudcrs-in-Khicf l PRINCIPAL H. S. FATHERREE, B. A. Every individual in Abilene High School is asking himself what he can do in this emergency to aid his country. Many channels of service are removed from us. Qlder men will do our fighting, our ship building, and our diplomatic Work, older shoulders will bear the load of transportation, nursing, rescue, and other duties. One giant task remains for us - to gird our- selves for the great task of carrying on. "To us from failing hands is thrown the torch." lf we build carefully, honestly, in- dustriously, and soundly in character and citizenship, We can hold high the torch which will shortly be relinquished to us. Ours is the opportunity to equip ourselves with those enduring qualities of sound citizenship so that leadership and citizenship in the future shall not fail our country. H. S, FATHERREE. :..-....-" Kommauders-in-Hhicf MRS. EDITH C. SMITH, B. A., STUDENT CCUNSELCR Adaptability, courage, endurance, faith, and vision are the attributes you will need in the years ahead. To help Win the War and to keep yourself Well-balanced, you must be able to adapt yourself cheerfully and intelligently to conditions which will be changing daily and almost hourly. Courage will help you undertake new and unusual tasks, and endurance will en- able you to Work at them as long as your efforts are needed. Planning and rebuilding the World after the War is over- rebuilding it into a better World than has ever existed before-Will require faith and vision. Faith in you makes me confident that the next generation will have a better universe in which to live. EDITH C. SMITH. .....-'1..:- Hammaudars-in-Hhicyf ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL D. B. WEATHEBBY, B. A., M. A. May We pause to think of the many Wonderful privileges and opportunities that we have been enjoying and in so doing refill ourselves with patriotism so fervent and ardent that we, as true citizens of our homeland, will go about our Work of national defense and of the making of this World safe for democracy in such earnest fashion that success will decidedly crown our ef- forts. Let us all continue to do our part in winning this great struggle into which We have been forced by our enemies, even though these parts vary from that of the practice of rigid econ- omy at home to that of meeting the foe at the battle front. May each of us realize with seriousness just what We owe to our own United States and do our part cheerfully. Let us feel a thrill in doing our best to keep the Stars and Stripes Waving. Let us go on with enthusiasm and establish the glory of democracy throughout the World. D. B. WEATHEBBY Q --i z-..-' Gommaudcrs-in-Khicf ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL ICE C. HUMPHREY, B. A., M. A. "Chance favors the prepared mind." You, the students of "grand old Abilene I-Iigh," are preparing for the battles ot today and tomorrow. Your luck will largely de- pend on how Well you are prepared. You are learning day by day how important it is to be ready to go. War is teaching all of us the all irnportant lesson, "Be prepared." May your lives be richer, finer, happier, and better as a re- sult of having learned the vital lesson of preparation. 1oE c. HUMPHREY -F-...'.?.. peg , , KAMHW . ,T ii6i"' Page 14 MR. L. I. ACKERS MR. E. P. MEAD Vice-President l6'mrd af Zfrusfees MR. W. E. IARRETT President MR. W. V. WOMACK MRS. C. G. ATKINSON MR. IOE SMITH MR. E, B. FREE MRS. SELMA BISHOP B. A., M. A. English Ready Writers MISS MARY BAGGETT MISS TOMMIE CLACK L. I., B. A. English Flashlight-G an G MISS WINNIFRED PFAFF A. B., M. A. A. B. English English Senior Sponsor MISS ANNIE LEE WILLIAMS MRS. KATI-IRYN MORROW B. A. B. A. English English Student Council MISS BENNIE SPECK B. A., B. O., M. A. English Declumuiiorl MRS. CAROLYN WOOTEN MISS B. A. English Assistant Debate TI-IELMA MCPI-IERSON B. A. English MISS BOBBIE CLACK L. I., B. A. English Direcior of Spelling MRS. LAUREL DUNN B. A., M. A. English MRS. HOWARD MILLER B. S. English Drcxmcriics gllflllfy Page MISS YETTA MAE SLAYTON B. A., M. A. Spanish MISS RUTH EPLEY B. A. English MR. V. D. BOWERS A. B. Shop Work page 16 MR. I. I. MOORE A. B., B. S., M, S. Vocational Agriculture Future Farmers MRS. C. B. HICKS B. A. Latin MR. W. RAINEY OWEN B. S. Diversified Occupation Coordinator of Diversified Occupation MRS. A. H. GATLIN A. B. Spanish MRS. E. M. RANDOLPH L. I., B. A., M. A. Spanish Los Leales MR. G. W. HAGGARD B. A. Iournalisrn Battery MR. E. C. POLK B. A. Spanish Declctmation MISS MYRTLE TRANTHAIN B. A. Latin MR. FRANK O. CAIN B. S. Mechanical Drawing waanmwxwfymesuwmmwwww ,,-W 1353 W , :.,,. . .... 5 ' H mmmmm . X ' A .4-N 4,'1i4'M ' MB. D. B. WEATHEBBY MB. S. I. SMITH MR. IKE W. IAY MB. I. F. BOBEN B. A., M. A. A. B. B. A., M. A. B. A., M. A. Mathematics Mathematics Mathematics Mathematics Assistant Principal Tennis Senior Sponsor- I-Ii-Y Banking MISS BELLE IONES MBS. I. F. BOREN MBS. M. E. NOBWOOD MBS. O. E. DIVAN B. A. B. A., M. A. B. A. B. A. Mathematics Mathematics Mathematics Mathematics MISS MABEL REEVES MB. FRANK EII EB MISS HELEN MARTIN A. B. A. B. B. A. Mathematics Mathematics Mathematics Fiashliqht Baitery Zzculiy wif 1' Viv-V -.aS. gn S QQ.: ' 22151-.551 ,fy in 33 fn, 'L . .. g ..,., 5 J i ,xg,,5: I m ex, 5 i MR. B, T. BYNUM B. A., B. M. Band MR. R. M, COWDEN B. A. Science Iunior Sponsor MBS. PAT I-IENAGAN B. A. Art Art Director MB. BOB MCDONALD B. S. Music A Cappella MISS WILLIE MAE FLOYD B, A., M. A. Science Iunior Academy of Science MISS WILLIE M. HINES B. S. Foods MISS AILEEN HARDIN B. S. Music Personality Girls Freshman Sponsor MB. IOI-IN B. I-'ARR B. S. Physics Iunior Sponsor MR. ASI-IBY SMITH M. S. Chemislry Sophomore Sponsor Iunior Hi-Y Page MRS. LAVELLE HAYS MR. I-I. L. SULLIVAN MR. LONNIE BRIGGS B. A. B. S., M. S. B. A., M. B. A. Secretary Secretarial Training Business Administration Stenoqraphy Typing MISS RUTH I-IUTCI-IISON MRS. GEORGE MURRAY MR. COMER CLAY B. A., B. S., M. A. B. L., B. O. M. A. Librarian Librarian Speech Student Council--Debate MR. W. K. BENTLEY MR. HOWARD MILLER MRS. BEE SI-IACKELFORD B. A. B. S., B. B. A. B. S. Physical Training Business Administration Physical Training Track BasketbaI1 Pep Squad--G an G Page 20 MISS HELEN OLDI-IAM Secretary MR. C. B. FORD B. A., B. M. Dramatics Thespian MR. VERNON I-IILLIARD B. B. A. Athletics EootbaII Zzcufly MRS. IOHN BROVVN B. A. History MISS AVIS MCKELVAIN A, B. Speech National Forensic League Student CounciI MR. ERNEST SUBLETT B. A. Science Sophomore Sponsor Zzvulfy MISS LILLIE M. BANKI-IEAD B. A. Spanish Pan American MISS MARIORIE ARNOLD B. S. Secretarial Training Stenoqraphy MISS EVA GARVIN B, A., M. A. Business Administration Typing MR. LEON HUDDLESTON B, A., M. A. Chemistry MR. IAMES CASSLE B, S. Mechanical Drawing Freshman Sponsor Iunior Hi-Y MISS EMMA IOHN BLAKE B. A. Spanish Page 21 - 3 Bitsy Gruver, Hollis Manly, Welton Lindsey Boyd Rogers, Victor Womack, Sam Henry Smith, Margie Givens Student ,llssacirzfirffz This year the Student Council has had as its aim, "The main- tenance of a successful school year and the establishment of a program of all-out effort for the defense of our country." Each member has worked diligently to provide for a successful school year, as Well as sponsoring campaigns, assemblies, and other drives for defense. Such things as collecting l,482 books and l,34l magazines for the United Service Organization, providing civilian defense registration among the students, and selling 35,902 Worth of stamps and bonds show the value of our Student Council. The excellent cooperation of the student body has made it possible for the Council not only to maintain the regular duties of such things as milk fund, hall patrol, lost and found, bank system, flower fund but also to carry on successfully the additional program of defense. The election of Abilene High School as the president of the Texas Association of Student Coun- cils proves the efficient Way that our Council has carried out its aim. Page 22 if P1324 ,Nadina Dees Cylcr Nadine Dees-her sincerity, candor, and ever-present smile Won the admiration and love ot all. Those with Whom she Worked found her loyal, trustworthy, and dependable. She was an ideal person to have as a friend, for she Was always aenuine, cheerful, and helpful-one who would comfort and inspire. "When she had passed, it seemed like the ceasing of exquisite music." '-xx. xx., I A X xy M , My viffjfkmfww W2 WS ff X WWW W f E P5i5f?gD,f Sufi 61 Q ' 15 , fgVjOf 5 ,LXR 53 H 7 . mg Qt? BX 10 N E Q35 . if V 370 Q HRX EERE Q5 A f fx Senivrs I QMJ Vxgfd f IA IF jg Zyl? 5 Q '44, day V ' V ' f ,f,,'lfj,L X filer' ' V" LSLY. ff X V! ff A., X. ff J iafzwv ' n 7 ax OFFICERS: President ..... ,... K enneth Plumlee Vice-President . , . .......... Billy D. King Secretary ..A. .,.. N Cincy Ounninqhcxm Reporter ...., ,..... E Hison Gerlach SPONSORS Mr. Ike W. Icy Miss Winnifred Pferff --l ..-:.....-'- Page 26 MINUTEMEN OF PATTI lEANNE ALLEN Sons cmd Daughters of the American Legion '39y A. A. A. Collectors '40-'4l: Pep Squad '4Zg G an G '42, Llkffsf-1-.4 V5 College? Afbcflenlelbhristiari -R Major: journalism IIMMY ASHBY F. F. A. '40-'42, College: Agricultural and Mechanical Major: Civil Engineering GRACE BAIZE, Foreign Correspondence '39-' 41: G an G '42. College: Abilene Christian Major: History WYNOGENE BALLARD Girl Reserve '39-'4O: Foreign Correspondence '4l: Personality Girls '42p Student Association '39- '4O: National Honor Society '42. College: Hardin-Simmons Major: Science NORMA BARTON student ms-ascii '39g Girl Reserve '39: Personality Girls '41-'-42: G an G '42: Pep Squad '40-'42: President of Pep Squad '42: Field Marshal of Pep Squad '4l. College: Hardin-Simmons Major: Business Administration WALTER BLACKBURN Sons and Daughters of the American Legion '39: F. F. A. '39-'42g National Honor Society '42. College: Agricultural and Mechanical Major: Animal Husbandry FRANK K. ANTILLEY F. F. A. '39-'42, College: Agricult ralfand 1 Mechanical I Major: Anima Htgbandry I' 6. Girl Reserve '39-'4O: Glee Club '39-'4O: G an G '42. College: Gail Major: Business Administration IUANITA BALLARD Girl Reserve '39-'4l: G an G '42. College: None DOUGLAS BARRON College: Agricultural and Mechanical Major: Engineering LA DOYT BETTIS Model Airplane '40-'4l: Diver- sified Occupations '40-'42: Na- tional Honor Society '42. College: Western States , Major: Engineering DORIS BOHANNON Latin '39: Cyclodrama '4l: Glee Club '39: Personality Girls '4lA'42: Pep Squad '40-'42, College: University of Texas Major: Business Administ tion JINETEEN HUNDRED FORTY-TWO Page 27 5 2 Z 4 t Page 28 LEWIS BOWDRY Track '41-'42, College: Hardin-Simmons Major: Architecture BOBBY BRASELTON Band '39: Photography '42. College: Agricultural and Mechanical Major: Engineering R. C. BRYAN Back o' Curtain '39p Radio Guild '39-'40, College: Abilene Christian Major: Law BILLIE MAE BUSTER Foreign Correspondence '39: Art '4O4'4lg Glee Club '39-'4Og G an G '42. College: Hardin-Simmons Major: Business Administration MELBA CHANEY Girl Reserve B97 Diversified Occupations '4l-'42 College: None FRANCES CHOATE Pep Squad '40-'42: Girl Re- serve '39: Star Gazers '39-'4U: Glee Club '39-'4O: Typing '4lg G an G '42. MARION BOYD Social English '39: Cyclodrama '40: Student Association '4l-'42g Personality Girls '4l-'4Zg G an G '4Zg Pep Squad '4l-'42: National Honor Society '42, College: Texas State College for Women Major: Art EULALIA BROWNING Tennis '39g Foreign Correspon- dence '4O: Pep Squad '40-'42g G an G '42. College: Hardin-Simmons Major: Business Administration MAY ELIZABETH BURTON Social English '39-'4O: Glee Club '39-'4lg Fine Arts '40-'4l: A Cappella '42: Public Address '427 G an G '4Z: National Honor Society. College: Texas State College tor Women Major: Music BILLIE BYERS Los Leales '39-'4l: G an G '42, College: McMurry Major: Business Administration MARY FRANCES CHELF Fine Arts '39: Cyclodrama '39- '4ly Glee Club '39-'42g A Cap- pella '4Zg Trio '42: G an G '42: National Honor Society '42, College: McMurry Major: Business Administration BARBARA CLAYTON Social English '39: Sons and Daughters of the American Le- gion '39: Future Teachers '40- '4lg Pep Squad '4U342p G an G '42. Major: Business Administration College: University of Texas Major: Business Administration MINUTEMEN C College: Gail RICHARD COCHRAN Golf '-42: Glee Club '427 A Cap- pella '42: Photography '42. College: Agricultural and Mechanical Major: Military Science AUBREY COLE First Aid '39y Basketball '40- '42: Track '40-'42, College: Hardin-Simmons Major: Business Administration BILLY COLWELL Football '39-'42. College: Abilene Christian Major: Engineering WILLIE IEAN CULLEN Star a , ories '4O: A. A. A. Collectors '4l: Pep Squad '40-'42g G an G '42 College: Abilene Christian Major: Business Administration PEGGY DARDEN Foreign Correspondence '39: G an G '42. College: Hardin-Simmons Major: Speech ESTHER DOTSON Girl Reserve '4Op Home Mak- ing '41g Glee Club '40-'42g A Cap- pellla '42g Student Association '42p G an G '42 College: Bethany Peniel Major: Music MOODY LEE COFFMAN Spanish '42g Cyclodrama '4O: Band '42. College: Abilene Christian Major: Mathematics IEANNE COLE Flashlight '39: Iunior Red Cross '39: A. A. A. Collectors '40-'42g G an G '42, College: Abilene Christian Major: Science BOB CORLISS Tumbling '39-'4Ug Foreign Cor- respondence '4lp National Honor Society '42. College: Hardin-Simmons Major: Spanish CARROLL DANIELL F. F. A. '39-'42: Photography '42 College: Agricultural and Mechanical Major: Agriculture IEAN DAVIES Sports '4l: Glee Club '40-'42: G an G '42 College: Gail Major: Typing BONNIE DUMIS Glee Club '4l-'42: G an G '42, College: Draughon's Business Major: Mathematics NINETEEN HUNDRED FQRTY-Two . P ' '29 W .1 Q 4 X, A age I 7- .. .. Page 30 532:14 DOROTHY ELLIOTT Los Leales '4l: G an G '42 College: Abilene Christian Major: Law MARGARET FAGAN Fine Arts '39: Cyclodrama '40- '4lg Pep Squad '40-'42g Person- ality Girls '41-'42: G an G '42 College: Sophie Newcomb Major: Music KENNETH FORD junior Geologists '38: Science '39-'4Og Diversified Occupations '40-'42: Public Address '39-'4O: National Honor Society '42, College: Bob jones, Tennessee Major: Ministry GLENN GARRETT Flashlight '39: Life Under the Microscope '40-'4l: Photography '42. College: Agricultural and Mechanical Major: Architecture BILLIE IEAN GLASS junior Red Cross '39: Foreign Correspondence '4Og Typing '4l: G an G '42: Pep Squad '40-'42g A Cappella '42: Student Associa- tion '40-'4l: Glee Club '39-'42g National Honor Society '42 College: Abilene Christian Major: Business Administration MV' LUCILE GRAVENS Band '39-'4lg Los Leales '41: G an G '42: I. M. P. '39-'40 College: None NANCY ESTES Girl Reserve '4l: G an G '42 College: Abilene Christian Major: Science MARTHA FONVILLE Band '39-'4Z: Girl Reserve '39: G an G '42. College: Hardin-Simmons Major: Music GEORGE GAEFORD Cyclodrama '39-'4U: Glee Club '39-'4Og Stage Crew '39 College: Agricultural and Mechanical Major: Aeronautical Engineering ELLISON GERLACH Sons and Daughters of the American Legion '39-'4U: Quill and Scroll '39-'42: Battery '39- '4Z: Business Manager of Bat- tery '42: Hi-Y '4l-'42: National Honor Society '42 College: Rice Major: Government and Law WRIGHT GLOVER Iunior Geologists '39-'4O: Ra- dio Guild '39 College: Agricultural and Mechanical Major: Stock Raising MERIETTA GREEN Fine Arts '39: Los Leales '39- '4O: National Thespian '40-'42: G an G '42 College: Gail Major: Clerical MINUTEMEN Oli VIRGINIA GRIZZARD Personality Girls '4l-'42g Na- tional Thespian '4l-'42g A Cap- pella '42g Glee Club '40-'42g Bat- tery '4Og Pep Sguad '4lg Cyclo- drama '39-'4l: Student Associa- tion '4O7 Band '39-'4Ug G an G '42 College: University of Texas Major: English MARY ELIZABETH HAAG Back O' Curtain T397 National Thespian '40-'42g National Foren- sic League '4O-'42: Band '39-'42g Orchestra '39-'427 Student Asso- ciation '4U-'42p Battery '40-'42: Ouill and Scroll '4l-'427 G an G '42: National Honor Society '42 College: Abilene Christian Major: Business Administration BILLIE MARIE HARVEY Knitting '39p I. M. P, '4Oy Band '4l-'42p G an G '42 College: Hardin-Simmons Major: Music LEE HENRY, Ir. Sons and Daughters of the American Legion '39g Tennis '4Op Photography '42g National Honor Society '4l-'42g National Thes- pian '40-'42: President of Na- tional Honor Society '42 College: Agricultural and Mechanical Major: Chemical Engineering INA LOU HILL Girl Reserve '39-'4U: Sports '40- '4lp Glee Club '4lg G an G '42 College: McMurry Major: History GLADYS IO IOHNSON Girl Reserve T395 Star Gazers '4U: lunior Red Cross '4U: Typing '4l: G an G '42 College: University of Texas Major: Business Administration BITSY GRUVER Back O' Curtain T395 Cyclo- drama '4Ug National Thespian '4l-'42y Pep Squad '40-'42: Field Marshal of Pep Squad '4l: Sec- retary of Student Association '42g Executive Council '42: Personal- ity Girls '41-'427 Band Sweet- heart '427 G an G '427 National Honor Society '41-'42 College: Hardin-Simmons Major: Speech NANCY HARRIS Girl Reserve '39: Band '39-'42: G an G '42 College: Draughon's Business Major: Typing IAMES HAWKINS First Aid '39p Los Leales '40- '4lg Bicycle '39 College: Hardin-Simmons Major: Mathematics IIMMY HIGGINS Tennis '39p Model Airplane '40g Hi-Y '4l-'42g Flashlight '40- '42g Flashlight Photographer '427 Battery Photographer '42g Ouill and Scroll '42 College: University of Texas Major: Photography BETTY HOLLINGSHEAD Art '39-'4Op G an G '42 College: Hardin-Simmons Major: Dietetics PEGGY IEAN IOHNSON Girl Reserve '397 Star Gazers '4Ug junior Red Cross '4U5 Typing '4lg G an G '42 College: University of Texas Major: Business Administration NINETEEN HUNDRED PoRTY-Two Page 3, 4 4 .1 u V .X QQ X X 'Q K. Page 32 DONALD IOLLY Social English '39-'4l: Diversi- fied Occupations '4l-'42 College: Agricultural and Mechanical Major: Engineering HENRY IAMES KEITH Shop '39: F. F. A. '39-'4l College: Texas Technological Major: Civil Engineering BILLY KING Band '39-'4lg Tennis '39-'42p Basketball '41-'42g Student Asso- ciation '39-'4l: President of Soph- omore Class '4U: President of junior Class '4l: Vice-President of Senior Class '42: Hi-Y '4l-'42: President of I-Ii-Y '42: National Honor Society '42 College: Agricultural and Mechanical Major: Civil Engineering MARGARET ANNE JORDAN Tennis '40-'4l: Girls Tennis Squad '41-'42: Battery '4l-'42: Quill and Scroll '41-'42: G an G '42: National Honor Society '42 College: Hardin-Simmons Major: Physical Education BEULAH MAE KING Girl Reserve '39: Embroidery '4l: G an G '42 College: University of Texas Major: Dietitian HOPE LAMBERT Foreign Correspondence '39: Band '4l: G an G '42 College: Abilene Christian Major: Business Administration BOBBIE LOU LANDERS Band '39-'42y G an G '42 College: Abilene Christian Major: Business Administration LUCILE LeMAY Girl Reserve '4l: G an G '42 College: Hardin-Simmons Major: Science WELTON LINDSEY F. F. A. '39-'427 National For- ensic '4O-'42y Hi-Y '4l-'42: Na- tional Thespian '42p President oi F. F. A. '4lg National Honor So- ciety '42 College: Agricultural and Mechanical Major: Agriculture '+- -. IACK LANIER lunior Red Cross '39: Cyclo- clrama '40-'4l: Diversified Occu- pations '42 College: University of Texas Major: Business Administration WILBUR LINDSAY Tennis '42 College: Texas Technological Major: Aeronautical Engineering IIMMY LONGLEY, Ir. National Forensic League '39- '4l: Hi-Y '4l-'42: Flashlight '39- '4O: Tennis '40: Track '39p Model Airplane '39: Debate '39: Pho- tography '42: Student Associa- tion '39-'4U. College: Agricultural and Mechanical Major: Engineering MINUTEMEN OF IEAN LOWRY Foreign Correspondence '39: Radio Guild '4U: A. A. A. Cole lectors '4l: G an G '42 College: Gail Major: Business Administration MAXINE McDONNELL Girl Reserve '39p Knitting '40: Los Leales '4l: G an G '42 College: Abilene Christian Major: Dietetics HOLLIS MANLY, lr. National Forensic League '39: Glee Club '39-'4lg Student Asso- ciation '39-'42: President Student Association '42g Radio Guild '39- '4l: Vice-President of Class '39p Hi-Y '42: Photography '42: De- bate '39-'42: National Honor So- ciety '42 College: Abilene Christian Major: Pre-Law NORMA MASSEY Band '39-'42: A. A. A. Collec- tors '40-'42g G an G '42 College: Texas Technological Major: Business Administration VIOLA MILLS Star Gazers '39: Glee Club '4U: Rand '40-'42: O r c h e s t r a '42: G an G '42: National Honor So- ciety '42 College: Hardin-Simmons Major: Music MAE AVONNE MURRAY Foreign Correspo ence '39: Social English '4U: A. A. A. Col- lectors '4l: G an G '42 College: Hardin-Simmons Major: Science PAULINE MCCARRELL Ready Writers '39-'42g G an G '42 College: Texas Technological Major: Nursing MARY FRANCES MCMINN Foreign Correspondence '39- '4O: Future Teachers '4lg Glee Club '4l-'42g G an G '42 College: I-Iardin-Simmons Major: History MARGARET SUE MARSHALL Foreign Correspondence '4U: G an G '42 College: Gail Major: Stenography MINNIE ALICE MAYFIELD Glee Club '39-'42: Social Eng- lish '39: Home Economics '4lg F o r e i g n Correspondence '4U: G an G '42 College: I-IarclinASimmons Major: Business Administration WAYNE MITCHELL Sports '40-'41 f College: Draughon's Business Major: Bookkeeping MARY ALICE NELSON Cyclodrama '39-'4U: National T h e s p i a n '40-'42: Personality Girls '4l-'42: G an G '42 College: University oi Texas Major: Chemistry JINE EEN HUNDRED FORTY-TWO Page 33 PEYTON NORVELL College: Auburn, Alabama Major: Cinema Photography EVELYN OWEN Sons and Daughters of the American Legion '39: Los Leales '39: Back O' Curtain '4O: A. A. A. Collectors '4l: G an G '42 College: University of Texas Major: Business Administration 1 gf 1 l EAR E A M ' 9 irl '4 2 Knitti 7, es rve Collect 41 G an G ji oll ar in-Sim ' s j ministration X ,ff MARlAN PENHOD C C Personality Girls '41-'42p Na- tional Thespian '427 G an G '42: A Cappella '42: Glee Club '41- '42: Battery '4l-'42: National Honor Society '42 K College: Baylor Major: Physical Education DONALD PITTS Sons and Daughters of the American Legion '39: Life Under the Microscope '4U: Photography '42 College: McMurry Major: Science NADYNE POSTON I. M. P. '39: Band '39-'42: Quill and Scroll '42: G an G '42: Bat- tery '42 College: Hardin-Simmons Major: journalism LORA KATHLEEN OLIVER Embroidery '39g S. T. C. '4U? G an G '42 College: Hardin-Simmons Major: Business Administration ALVIS PARKER College: Draughon's Business Major: Business Administration BILLIE IOEAPARRISH Foreign Correspondence '4U: Art '4l: G an G '42: Flashlight '42g Student Association '4l-'42y National Honor Society '42 College: McMurry Major: Art ' :PRESTON PETTY Track '4l: Cfyclodramg '4O: National Thespian '42g Band '39- '4U: Hi-Y '41-'42: Yell Leader '42 College: Agricultural and Mechanical Major: Engineering DWAYNE POMEROY College: University of Arizona Major: Electrical Engineering lO POWERS Latin '394'4O: Glee Club '4U4'42: G an G '42: l. M. P. '40-'41 College: Abilene Christian Major: Court Reporter r MINUTEMEN OE LORBTA PRUUIF Foreign Correspondence '39- '40g Girl Reserve '39: G an G '42 College: Draughon's Business Major: Stenography CURTIS REED Science '39g Archery '40: Stage Crew '42 College: Agricultural and Mechanical Major: TOM RHODES Camera '39: Glee Club '40g Iunior Geologists '40 College: University of Southern California Major: Advertising CARROLL RAY ROGERS Stamp '39: Tennis '40-'41 College: Agricultural and Mechanical Major: Petroleum Engineering BILLY SHAW Band '39-'42g Photography '42 College: Hardin-Simmons Major: Science CATHERINE SNOW Fine Arts '39: Cyclodrama '40- '4lg Glee Club '39-'42: A Cap- pella '42y Trio '42: G an G '42 College: McMurry Major: Nursing WALTER RATTAN Student Association '42g Na- tional Honor Society '42 College: Hardin-Simmons Major: Science FAUNCILLE REED I. M. P. '39: Pep Squad '40-'4lg G an G '42p National Thespian '39: First Aid '39: Typing '40 College: Abilene Christian Major: Business Administration LOUISE ROBERTSON Foreign Correspondence '39: Radio Guild '40p National Thes- pian '40-'42g Model Airplane '4l: G an G '42 College: University of Southern California Major: Physical Education BRUNN ROYSDON College: University of Arizona Major: Military Science ARLENE SMITH Girl Reserve '39: Foreign Cor- respondence '40-'4I: G an G '42 College: Parson's School of Beauty Culture Major: Beauty Culture IOSEPH SNOW Band '39-'42: Orchestra '39- '42: junior Academy of Science '4I: National Honor Society '4l- '42: Sons and Daughters ot the American Legion '39 College: Harvard Major: Medicine CIINETEEN HUNDRED FORTY-TWO .., Page 35 X N lb l 0 J' A Q Page 36 jonsrrsgsrggrg .. . GTFHQIQEERJS '39-'4Og G an G '42g Glee Club '42 College: McMurry Major: Business Administration BILLY IO STEWART Fine Arts '39: Sons and Daugh- ters oi the American Legion '39: Radio Guild '4Ig Glee Club '39- '42g A Cappella '42: Sextet '42g G an G '42: National Forensic League '40-'42 College: McMurry Major: Public Education LARRY SUMMERS Sons and Daughters of the American Legion '39 Colle ez University of Texas or: Architectural Engineering MARY ELIZABETH THOMPSON Girl Reserve '39p Orchestra '39- '42: G an G '42g National Honor Society '42 College: University of Texas Major: Business Administration I. NV. TOMME National Thespian '42: Hi-Y ' : Photography '42: Football '42 College: George Washington University Major: Law GERALDINE TRYHEART I. M. P. '39: Los Leales '4I: Star Gazers '39 College: Hardin-Simmons Major: Business Administration STANLEY STEVENSON Stamp Collectors '39: Basket- ball '39-'4l: Track '4U: Photog- raphy '42 College: Texas Technological Major: EDWIN STEWART Stamp Collectors '39-'4Op Quill and Scroll '39-'42: Battery '39- '42: Business Manager of Battery '42p Student Association '40-'42g National Honor Society '42 College: Baylor Major: Pre-Med DOROTHY TAYLOR G an G '42 College: University of Texas Major: Business Administration ARLOTTE ANN TOMB G a 'G '42 College: Texas Technological Major: Home Economics VIRGINIA T Glee Clu 5 Band '39-'42p A. A. A. Collectors '4l: G an G '42 College: Hardin-Simmons Major: Business Administration . R. H. TULL, lr. Iunior Academy oi Science '40 College: University ol Texas Major: Pre-Medicine MINUTEMEN Of KATIE IO ALDREDGE Star Gazers '39: Glee Club '39: Band '39-'42g G an G '42 College: Hardin-Simmons Major: English BONNIE IEAN ANTILLEY Girl Reserve '4O: G an G '42 College: Hardin-Simmons Major: History MARTHA SUE BAKER G an G '4l-'42: Glee Club '39- '42: A Cappella '427 Radio Guild '39-'4l: Sons and Daughters of the American Legion '39g Typing '40 College: McMurry Major: Business Administration NORMA BAR SIN Student Association '39g Girl Reserve '39: Personality Girls '4l-'42: G an G '42: Pep Squad '40-'42: President of Pep Squad '42g Field Marshal of Pep Squad '4l College: I-Iardin-Simmons Major: Business Administration CLARA MAE BOWVDEN Glee Club '39-'4l: Star Gazers '39: Future Teachers '4Og Quill and Scroll '41-'427 G an G '42 College: McMurry Major: Business Administration IEAN BOYCE Glee Club '39-'42: A Cappella '42g Sextet '42: Fine Arts '4l: Star Gazers '39: G an G '42 College: McMurry Major: Secretarial Training I IRA ALLEN Band President '-42: Band '39f 42: Orchestra '42g Drum Major '40-'42p Photography '42 College: Agricultural and Mechanical Major: Aeronautical Engineering LOIS ARRANT Embroidery '39: Girl Reserve 40: Spanish '4l: G an G '42 College: Hardin-Simmons Major: Mathematics MAXINE BALLINGER G an G '42 College: McMurry Major: Business Administration ROY BOURLAND Stamp '39: Sports '4Og Cyclof College: Abilene Christian C Major: Business Adrninistralion drama '4l: Battery '42 Q LOUISE BOWLES Future Teachers '4l: Glee Club '39: Girl Reserve '4U: G an G '42 College: Draughon's Business Major: Business Administration ROBERT BRADBURY Foreign Correspondence '37- '39: Band '37-'4U: Radio Guild '40-'4l: Back O' Curtain '38-'4U: A Cappella '4l-'42 College: University of Southern California Major: Dramatics NINETEEN HUNDRED FORTY-TWO Page j Page 38 GEORGE BRELSFORD Dramatics '42: Glee Club '42 College: University of Texas Major: Law LOU BROCK Cyclodrama '39-'4l: National Thespian '41-'42: Pep Squad '40- '4l: Flashlight '42: Senior Editor of Flashlight '42: Personality Girls '42: G an G '42: Glee Club '39-'42: Student Association '4l: National Honor Society '4l-'42 College: North Texas State Teachers - Major: Child Psychology ' x RED BURDITT ki-li-Y '4l-'42: Tennis '39-'42: Football '39-'42: Track '39: Stu- dent Association '4l College: Agricultural and Mechanical Major: Engineering VICTOR CARL CADENHEAD Tennis '39-'4l: Model Airplane '39-'40 College: University of Texas Major: Mathematics H. G. CASTLE Basketball '39-'4Ug Track '39- '4lg Model Airplane '39: Falcons '39: Art '39-'40 College: Randolph Field Major: Aviation lACK M. CLARKE Football '39-'42: Hi-Y '42 College: Agricultural and Mechanical Major: Civil Service llM BRENNEN Hi-Y '40-'42: junior Geologists '38: Cyclodrama '4O: Football '41- '42: Flashlight '4O: Science '38 College: Agricultural and Mechanical Major: Aeronautical Engineering lOl-IN BROOKS Band '39-'42: Tennis '4l: Model Airplane '4U. College: Oklahoma University Major: Technical Engineering J-,.,,f-M, NE BUZBE1-2 r .ff Foreign Correspondence '39- '4U: Glee Club '39-'4l: Typing '4l: Pep Squad '40-'42p G an G '42 College: Hardin-Simmons Major: Business Administration ESTHER CARRILLO Los Leales '39-'4U: Girl Reserve '38: G an G '42 College: Hardin-Simmons Major: Spanish ROBY lEAN Cl-IILES Band '39-'42: Battery '4l-'42: G an G '42: Quill and Scroll '4l- '42 College: Hardin-Simmons Major: Business Administration Y MICKIA COGDELL Foreign Correspondence '39: Band '39-'42: G an G '42 College: Northwestern Major: Music MINUTEMEN O EARL CLAXTON F. F. A. '39-'40 College: Agricultural and Mechanical Major: Agriculture RAY COMER Model Airplane '39-'41 College: Agricultural and Mechanical Major: Agriculture IAMES COWAN Football '39A'4O-'4l: Glee Club '40 College: Agricultural and Mechanical Major: Aeronautical Engineering EVEQLYN CULVAHOUSE F ti e Hom Makers '39: of '42 A flege: N e if lOE DABNEY Tennis '39-'4l: Hi-Y '4l-'42: Basketball '39-'4l. College: Hardin-Simmons Major: Business Administration LEA ROY DANIEL First Aid '39-'4Og Radio Guild '40-'41 College: Texas Technological Major: Science TOM COLLINS Football '39-'42: National Hon- or Society '41-'42 College: University of Texas Major: Chemistry BILLY COTHRON Tennis '40-'41 College: Hardin-Simmons Major: Business Administration lOl-IN CRUTCHFIELD Band '39-'42y Model Airplane '4O: Orchestra '4O. College: North Texas Agricultural Major: Engineering NANCY RUTH CUNNINGHAM Social English '39: Fine Arts '39-'4O: Personality Girls '40-'42p Pep Squad '40-'4l: G an G '42y A Cappella '41-'42: Sextet '4l- '42: Glee Club '40-'42 College: Hardin-Simmons Major: Science MARY WILMOTI-I DALTON G an G '42: Girl Reserve '39: First Aid '39-'4U: A. A. A. Col- lectors '40-'4lp G an G '42 College: McMurry Major: English BILLIE RUTH DARNELL Girl Reserve '39-'4l: Glee Club '4O4'42: G an G '42 College: Gail Major: Business Administration NETEEN HUNDRED FORTY-TWO Page 1 GERALDINE DAVIS Glee Club '39-'4Og Foreign Cor- respondence '4O: A, A. A. Col- lectors '4l: Pep Squad '40-'42g Social English '39: Student Asso- ciation '39: National Thespian '41-'42g G an G '42 College: McMurry Major: Business Administration BETTY IANE EARP Fine Arts '4l: Sextet '4l: Tfifl '42: A Cappella '4l-'42: G an G '42: Cyclodrama '4l: Glee Club '4l-'42 College: Texas Technological Major: Public School Music FRANCES EVANS Knitting '39: Band '39-'42: G an G '42p President of Band '42 College: Hardin-Simmons Major: Music MARTHIEL FORMAN Star Gazers '39-'4O: G an G '42 College: Abilene Christian Major: Business Administration HENRY FRANCIS Tennis '39: Model Airplane '39- '4l College: Curtis Wright Major: Master Mechanic i Mjwwf KATHLEEN FRYAR Girl Reserve '39-'4O: Sports '40- '4l: Glee Club '40-'4l: G an G '42 College: McMurry Major: English MARY ANN DAVIS Band '39-'42: Girl Reserve '39: G an G '42 College: Hardin-Simmons Major: Business Administration BUB ESCUE Hobby '40 College: Texas Technological Major: Mathematics BETTY IEAN FISH Girl Reserve '39: Glee Club '39-'4l: Future Home Makers '39- '4l: Pep Squad '40-'42: National Thespian '4l-'42: G an G '42 College: Hardin-Simmons Major: Interior Decoration BILLY WAYNE FOSTER F. F. A. '42 College: Agricultural and Mechanical Major: Agriculture THELMA FREEMAN G an G '427 Back o' Curtain '4l: Glee Club '42 College: Texas Technological Major: Sociology WELDON FRYAR Sports '39y Kodak '4Ug Diversie fied Occupations '41-'42 College: Agricultural and Mechanical Major: Aeronautical Engineering MINUTEMEN I ROYCE GAINES F. F. A, '40-'4l: Shop '33 College: Agricultural and Mechanical Major: Agriculture BILLY GILILLAND Band '39-'40 College: Abilene Christian Major: Business Administration CHARLENE GRAVIS G an G '42 College: Burnett Major: Social Work CHARLINE GRIFFIS G an G '42g Cyclodrama '40- '4l7 Quill and Scroll '4l-'42: Stu- dent Association '4Ip National Honor Society '42 College: University of Texas Major: Iournalism GWEN GRISHAM Cyclodrama '4Og Pep Squad '40-'42y Personality Girls '4l-'42: G an G '42 College: University of Texas Major: Costume Design E. I-I. HAMILTON Tennis '40-'42y Student Asso- ciation '4Uy Hi-Y '41-'42 College: Agricultural and Mechanical Major: Animal Husbandry AUBREY GAY First Aid '39: Football '4Og Spanish '41 College: Hardin-Simmons Major: History MARGERY GIVENS Back o' Curtain '39: junior Dec- larnation '39g Debate '39-'42: Pep Squad '4Oy National Forensic League '39-'42: G an G '427 Cy- clodrama '39-'4I: National Thes- pian '40-'42: Student Association '4U-'42: Executive Council '42p National Honor Society '42. College: University of Texas Major: Law DOUGLAS GREEN Typing '41 College: Hardin-Simmons Major: Business Administration FRANCES GRIMES Foreign Correspondence '39g Tennis '4U: Latin '4O: G an G '42g National Honor Society '42 College: North Texas State Teachers Major: Iournalisrn La FAWN HALL Radio Guild '40-'4Ig G an G '427 National Thespian '41-'42 College: Baylor Major: Speech VIRGINIA HAYLEY A Cappella '42g Battery '42g Glee Club '42y G an G '42 College: University of Texas Major: journalism NIINETEEN HUNDRED F ORTY-TWO Page Page 42 HIRAM HAYNIE, lr. Stamp '39-'4U: Tennis '4l7 Track '4l-'42: Hi-Y '4l-'42 College: New Mexico Military Institute Major: Civil Engineering MARIBIQHNSON ' sm GZ-ers '39: Bend '39-'42: Orchestra '39-'42: Battery '42: G an G '42: National Honor So- ciety '42 College: Hardin-Simmons Major: Music Star Eazers Cyclodrama '4O: Glee b '40-'42g Foreign Correspondence '4l: Pep Squad '40-'42: G an G '42: National FRANCES HENDRICKS Girl Reserve '397 Social Eng- lish '39: Star Gazers '41: G an G '42 College: Hardin-Simmons Major: Home Economics GERALDINE IONES Glee Club '39-'42: Social Enq- lish '39g Foreign Correspondence '40-'41g Home Economics '4O: G an G '42 College: Hardin-Simmons Major: Business Administration RONALD KNIGHT Band '39-'42 College: University of Colorado Major: Social Science Honor Society '42 College: University of Texas Major: Spanish CHARLES KUYKENDALL VONCILLE LANDERS Band '39-'4O: Tennis '40-'4lp Married Hi-Y '42g Vice President of Class '41 College: Agricultural and Mechanical Major: Animal Husbandry 3 R LUISE LAT AM BERNICE LEVERTS 'QPQQ' 91 03427 'lin '4 7 Knitting '39: Red Cross '4Og iv sv- . '42 Girl e erve g G Cm G f42 e l b ' J College: School of Nursing, Olleqez MCM T San Antonio ajor: Busi s 1 ' ion Major: Nursing BETTY LUSH RAY E. MCCLURE National Thespian '42: G an G First Aid '38-'39: Los Leales '42g Typist for Flashlight '42 '39-'4l: F. F. A. '4l-'42 College: University oi Arizona College: Agricultural and Major: Liberal Arts Mechanical Major: Animal Husbandry MINUTEMI-:N or VICTOR MCGLOTHLIN Tennis '39: Falcons '39: Cyclo- drama '4l College: University of Texas Major: Chemical Engineering IOE MANSELL Model Airplane '39-'4O: F. F. A, '4l-'42 College: Agricultural ancl Mechanical Major: Architecture K I A 5t7j71ELco R N X. Latin '40-kd G GH G '42 3 College din-Simmons lr' Maj oreign Language if i p' 'X "li 12 i EVA MAE MEYER Girl Reserve '39: Future Home Makers '4U: Cyclodrama '4l: G an G '42 College: Gail Major: Business Administration LOIS MITCHELL Foreign Correspondence '39: G an G '42 College: None I j NANCY NELSONM, Y 1 Knitting '39g Band '39: G an G '42 College: North Texas State Teachers Major: Home Economics kit FRANCES MCKELVY G an G '42 College: University of Texas Major: Dietetics BILLIE MARTIN Band '39-'4Ug Star Gazers '4O: F o r e i g n Correspondence '39: G an G '42 College: Gail Major: Business Administration XY f 5 MARY DORIS MATHIS BackF"Gfu4rtain '39: Band '39p Glee Club '40-'42g National Thes- pian '40-'42g Quill and Scroll '39: Personality Girls '4l-'42: G an G '42: Secretary of Pep Squad '42g Pep Squad '40-'42 College: Texas State College for Women Major: Business Administration ETI-IEL LEE MILLER Los Leales '4l: G an G '42 College: Draughon's Business Major: Secretarial Training MARY ELLEN MITCHELL Student Association '42g Pep Squad '42: National Thespian '41- '42g Personality Girls '42: G an G '42 College: Oklahoma University Major: Dramatics BETTYE NORMAN Ready Writers '42: G an G '42 College: University of Texas K Major: Commercial Art " I 1 R p x IINETEEN HUNDRED PoRTY-Two :N Page 43 GEORGE OVERSI-IINER Band '39-'42g National Honor Society '42 College: University of Texas Major: Law DORIS HAILEY PADGETT Girl Reserve '39: F. F. A. Sweetheart '4ly Los Leales '4U: G an G '42 College: None pf" W ,MVB t ls ROBBY PERKINS ll Stage Crew '38-'42: National Thespian '42: Glee Club '40-'42g A Cappella '40-'42g Quartet '42g Stamp '38 College: Oklahoma University Major: Law IOYE PITZER G an G '42: Band '42 College: Hardin-Simmons Major: Business Administration HELEN REAM Foreign Correspondence '4l: Battery '4l-'42: G an G '42 College: Hardin-Simmons Major: Secretarial Training DORIS SAMPLE Stamp '39: Foreign Correspon- dence '4O: Tennis '4l: Girl Re- serve '4l: G an G '42: National Honor Society '42 College: Gail Major: Business Administration I. A. OWENS F. F. A. '40-'42 College: Agricultural and Mechanical Major: Agriculture :l TAYLOR PAUL Basketball '35-'42g Golf '39-'42g National Honor Society '41-'42g I-HAY '42 A V College: Abiltne Christian Major: Business Administration MARY PHILLIPS Girl Reserve '39: Sports '40- '4l: G an G '42 College: Gail Major: Secretarial Training DALE PLANK College: University of Arizona Major: Military Science ROY REYNOLDS Stamp '39: Public Address '4l: National Honor Society '4l-'427 Bank '41-'42 College: Agricultural and Mechanical Major: Engineering PATTY SARRELS Girl Reserve '39: Iznitting '4O: A. A. A. Collectors '4l: Glee Club '40-'42: A Cappella '42: G an G '42 College: North Texas State Teachers Major: Business Administration MIN UTEMEN O EVELYN SAXON G an G '42 College: University of Alabama Major: Business Administration ELrNoR EQILEY Social Englislf."39: FICISII ht '4U: Person 'y"Girls p Sqgad Ultlyjg 'Vice-Piiaifdenglof pqp sqlmi '42: National H OT sfiq' y"41-'42z: Gan G '42 lege: T xjs State College for Wo Major: Ph sical Education FREDA SMITH G an G '42: Star Gaze-rs '39g Back O' Curtain '4l: Pep Squad '40-'42 College: Hardin-Simmons Major: Business Administration ANN STINCHCOMB Pep Squad '4l: A Cappella '42: Personality Girls '4l-'42g Glee Club '41-'42: Cyclodrama '4O: National Thespian '42p Sec- retary of Iunior Class '4l: Stu- dent Association '4O: G an G '42 College: Texas State College for Women Major: Secretarial Training SYLVAN STOOL College: Hardin-Simmons Major: Pre-Medicine MARGUERITE STREET Embroidery '39: Knitting '4U: G an G '42 College: Gail Major: Business Administration LaNELLE SHAW Girl Reserve '39: Sports '40- '4lg Glee Club '40-'4l: G an G '42 College: Tulsa University Major: Business Administration BOBBY SMITH Model Airplane '39-'41 College: Hardin-Simmons Major: Science K x .y , ,QL - -exp IOYCE SMITH Glee Club '39-'42: Star Gazers '4l: Iunior Red Cross '4U: I. M. P. '39: Spanish '39-'4l: G an G '42 College: McMurry Major: Spanish HERBERT STOKES junior Academy oi Science 'filp Band '39-'4l: Orchestra '40-'4l: Spanish '39: Student Association '39 College: Hardin-Simmons Major: Engineering NORMA STOVER Knitting '39: Glee Club '40-'42g G an G '42 College: Draughon's Business Major: Stenography MARY ELIZABETH STRIBLING l. M. P. '39: Foreign Corre- spondence '4U-'4l: Glee Club '39- '42: A Cappella '42: G an G '42g National Honor Society '41-'42 College: Texas Wesleyan Major: Music INETEEN HUNDRED FORTY-TWO Page fi 'J .1 I ' iffy! I jj ij! 1 I V Us lf' 1 9-. f U. M. TADLOCK, lr. F. F. A. '4U: Diversified Occu- pation '4l College: Agricultural and Mechanical Major: Petroleum Engineering MARY JEAN THOMAS Girl Reserve '39: Foreign Cor- respondence '39-'4O: Cyclodrama '4l: Personality Girls '4l-'42: Pep Squad '4lA'42: G an G '42 College: Texas State College for Women Major: Library Science BILLIE RUTH THURMAN Foreign Correspondence '39: G an G '42 College: Gail Major: Business Administration IONE TILLETT Pep g Club '39-'4l: Student Association '4lp Foreign Correspondence '39-'4l: Debate '4l: National Forensic League '4l-'42: G an G '42: President of G an G '42: Per- sonality Girls '42: National Hon- or Society '42 College: Texas State College for Women Major: Psychology ,Z n T ,- gk X! E- HERMAN TRUITT sins and Daughters of the Am rican Legion '39: Los Leales '4U: Ouill and Scroll '4l: Glee Club '41-'42p A Cappella '42 College: McMurry Major: Mathematics MARY EVELYN VARNELL Tennis '4U: Radio Guild '4l: Orchestra '39-'42: National Honor Society '42 College: Hardin-Simmons Major: Chemistry BILLIE IO TAYLOR l. M. P. '39-'4O: Foreign Cor- respondence '4l: Pep Squad '40- '42g Quill and Scroll '427 Battery '42: G an G '42: National Honor Society '42 College: Draughon's Business Major: Stenography , - f ' X JOYCE THoMPsoN 64'L"t"" Girl Reserve '4l: G an G '42 College: None :XV EDWAR rEW!lll3"'oi1:y,"' Photogr 'Q fl 1 'V - , 2 -1 College: i e Chrfstihn Major: Ch stry La VERNE TOWNSEND G an G '42 College: Abilene Christian Major: English HELENW-VAYDEN Q G an G '42p Tennis '39-'4Oy I. M. P. '39 College: McMurry Major: Business Administration LILY MAE VAUGHN G an G '42 College: Draughon's Business Major: Stenography MINUTEMEN o ROSE WAKEFIELD Future Home Makers '4lg G an G '42g I-Iorne Nursing '42 College: Hardin-Simmons Major: Physical Education ROSE SHIRLEY WALKOW Back o' Curtain '39g National Forensic League '39-'42g Cyclo- drama '4l: G an G '42g Accom- panist for Boys' Glee Club '40- '4l: Glee Club '4l-'42: A Cap- pella '42: Sextet '42g National Honor Society '4l-'42 College: University of Texas Major: Voice CLIFFORD WATTS College: john Tarleton Major: Aeronautical Engineering GRADY WEIR Back o' Curtain '39g Track '39- '42p Glee Club '40-'42: Student Association '40 College: Agricultural and Mechanical Major: Engineering TOM PORTER WEST Model Airplane '39-'4Og Radio Guild '41 College: McMurry Major: Pre'Medicine one CLQIXAHLLLAMSI Los Leales '39g Spanish '39- '40 College: McMurry Major: Mathematics EDNA MERLE WALKER Star Gazers '39: Foreign Cor- respondence '4O-'4ly Battery '4l: G an G '42 College: Hardin-Simmons Major: Economics a SUSAN PATRICIA yllfino Back 0' cumin '35-'4Op G an G '42g Personality Girls '42 College 'Southern Methodist Major: emistry f v 4 ,A .I OVNA LOYCE WEATHERRED Girl Reserve '39p Back o' Cur- tain '4Op Band '39-'4O: G an G '42 College: Texas State College for Women Major: Home Economics DARLEEN WERNER Embroidery '39: Tennis '4l: G an G '42 College: Hardin-Simmons Major: Pre-Medicine RONETTA WILDMAN Foreign Correspondence '39: Life Under the Microscope '4Uj G an G '42 College: Tulane Major: Nursing IACK WILLIAMS Band '39-'4lg Quill and Scroll 39342: I-Ii-Y '42 College: Southern Methodist Major: Law NINETEEN HUNDRED FORTY-Two Page 4, La NELLE WIL.LIAMS Back o' Curtain '39-'4Og Star Gazers '4l: Pep Squad '40-'42g G an G '42 College: Draughon's Business Major: Stenography VAN WILEY WILLIAMS Cyclodrama '39-'4U: Freshman President '39g Flashlight '40-'42y Business Manager of Flashlight '42g National I-lonor Society '4l- '42 College: Chicago Art Institute Major: Art I-IORACE WILSON F. F. A. '40-'42 College: University of Texas Major: Art W. D. WINKLES Football '39-'4U7 Basketball '40- '42p Football Manager '42g Hi-Y '42 College: University of Texas Major: Engineering EARLENE WITCHER Embroidery '4l: G an G '42 College: Draughon's Business Major: Business Administration DENNIS WOODS Sons and Daughters of the American Legion '397 Art '39- '41 College: Texas Christian Major: Literature LATAINE WILLIAMS Girl Reserve '39g Ready Writers '39-'42g Art '4O: Quill and Scroll '40-'42p G an G '42: Glee Club '39p Battery '40-'42y National Honor Society '42 College: Hardin-Simmons Major: Business Administration LELAND WILLIS Tennis '40-'41 College: McMurry Major: Business Administration LUBERT WILSON Short Story '39: Quill and Scroll '4l-'42: G an G '42g Bat- tery '4O-'42: Editor of Battery: National Honor Society '42 College: Gail Major: Stenography BILLIE IEANE WISDOM Pep Squad '40-'42g Glee Club '40-'42y Personality Girls '4l-'42g National Thespian '42: G an G '42: Latin '39 College: Abilene Christian Major: Business Administration BONITA WOODS G an G '42 College: Hardin-Simmons Major: Education IAY WOOTEN Sons and Daughters of the American Legion '39: Public Ad- dress System '40-'42 College: Agricultural and Mechanical Major: Science MINUTEMEN OF DAISY MAE ADAMS Short Stories '39: G an G '42 College: Hardin-Simmons Major: History LETA MAEWB-A'-RRINQQTOIQ Future Home Makers '40-'4l: G an G '42 College: Hardin-Simmons Major: Home Economics lOE BENNETT Football '39-'42g Track '39-'42g Cycloclrama '39- '4Og National Thespian '42: Science '39: Bug. ketbull '39-'42: Glee Club '39-'41 College: Agricultural and Mechanical Major: Petroleum Engineering DOROTHY BIGGERS College: Gail Major: Secretarial Training BETTY lEAN BROWN Band '39-'42g Orchestra '40-'42g I. M. P. '39: G an G '42g National Honor Society '42 College: McMurry Major: English DON CRANFILL Golf '-40: Hi-Y '41-'42: National Honor Society '41-'42 College: Abilene Christian Major: Business Administration BRYAN AKENS Stamp '39-'40 College: Abilene Christian Major: Social Science GENE BATES Sports '39-'4lp Tennis '39 College: Agricultural and Mechanical Major: Engineering j, '. if VICTOREE BENTON Glee Club '39-'42: Fine Arts '39-'4lg Radio Guild '4O: G an G '42: A Cappella '42g Sons and Daughters of the American Le- gion '39 College: Hardin-Simmons Major: Music MARlORlE BLACK Social English 39: Sons and Daughters of the American Le- gion '39: Flashlight '40-'427 Ed- itor of Flashlight '42: National Honor Society '4l-'42: Secretary of National Honor Society '4l4 '42: G an G '42 College: Hockaday Major: Fine Arts RODNEY CATHEY First Aid '39-'4Og Photography '4l-'42: Boxing '42 College: Agricultural and Mechanical Major: Mechanical Engineering BUCK FRANCIS F. P. A. '39-'4U: Tennis '39-'4O: Basketball '39-'4lg Quill and Scroll '4l-'42: Battery '40-'42 College: University oi Texas Major: journalism N INETEEN HUNDRED FORTY-TWO p,ge ,V IACOUE HITTSON I. M. P. '39y Tennis '39p Pep Squad '48-'42g Foreign Corre- spondence '4Og G an G '42 College: Abilene Christian Major: Business Administration ETHEL NEWMAN G an G '42 College: Hardin-Simmons Major: Business Administration BETTY IEAN PECHACEK Embroidery '39g Girl Reserve '4Up G an G '42 College: McMurry Major: Business Administration KENNETH PLUMLEE President ot Senior Class '42: Sports '4U: Golf '4Og National Thespian '4lp Photography '-42: National Honor Society '42 College: Baylor Major: Dramatics IUANITA RUCKER Future Teachers '4l7 G an G '42 College: McMurry Major: Mathematics ' CHRISTINE SMITH Girl Reserve '4lg Tennis '39: Glee Club '39-'42p A Cappella '42g Student Association '42y G an G '42 ' College: Hardin-Simmons Major: Mathematics TRUMAN KIRK Los Leales '39-'4lq Stamp '39 College: Hardin-Simmons Major: History ZELDA O'NEAL Band '39-'42: Star Gazers '4lp G an G '42 College: I-Iardin4Simrnons Major: Business Administration TOMMY PENNINGTON, l ..4-ii" First A' '39g S '4Op junior Academ ' of Scien ' l-'42 Coll Texas chnol gical Ma 1 , ' ctric ' ring LEO RICHARDS Shop '39g F. F. A. '40-'4lp Glee Club '42 College: Agricultural and Mechanical LAURA SAMPLE Foreign Correspondence '39g Girl Reserve '4l: G an G '42 College: Gail Major: Secretarial Training INA PAYE TUTT Girl Reserve '4ly G an G '42 College: Hardin-Simmons Major: Business Administration MIN UTEMEN OF BOBBIE LOU ANDERSON Pep Squad '4U: Foreign Cor- respondence '40: Social English '4Ug A. A. A. Collectors '4O: G an G '42y Girl Reserve '39 College: University of Texas Major: Business Administration GENE GOLTZ Manager of Stage Crew '41- '4Zq Stage Crew '40-712: National Thespian '40-'42: junior Red Cross '42: junior Academy of Science '4U: Cyclodrarna '4l: First Aid '39 College: Agricultural and Mechanical Major: Engineering VlRGlNlA TEAGUE Band '39: junior Red Cross '39 '4O: Glee Club '4l-'42: Foreign Correspondence '4l: Battery '42y National Thespian '42: G an G '42 College: McMurry Major: journalism WlLLlAM WRAGG Band '39-'41 College: Abilene Christian Major: Business Administration HUGH BALFANZ Football '397 lunior Geologists '4lp lunior Academy of Science '4l: National Thespian '42: Stage Crew '4l-'42 College: University of Texas Major: Engineering WILLENE HENRY National Thespian '40-'42: Per- sonality Girls '4l-'42: G an G '42 College: Abilene Christian Major: English IMO D. WITCHER College: Draughon's Business Major: Bookkeeping RAY YOUNG College: Baylor Major: Science I i 1 'iw W-t1arfw:e,,,. ,mm-.Q NINETEEN HUNDRED FORTY-TWO Page 51 Page 52 U16 gfll5hfl?fIf Stay Lou Broclc Senior Editor Van Wiley Vlfilliams Business Manager Marjorie Black Editor-in-Chief Billie loe Parrish Editor Katherine Anderson Ed Yates Mary Wat'son Sophomore Statt Gloria Norvell Patsy N uclcols Freshman Statt Miss Tommie Claclc Editorial Sponsor Dorothy Stewart Freshman Statt David Lantz Art Statt Alton Wilson Molly Hinds Business Statl Quentin Buch Dan Sorrells Billy Bay Stewart funior Statt Mr. Frank Etter Business Sponsor Boy Reynolds Athletic Editor limmy Higgins Photographer -.1" 4 IVIQYHT. First Row: Mary Elizabeth Haag, Mary Elizabeth Stribling, Lataine Williams, Buck Francis, Marie lohnson, Lubert Wilson, Ellison Gerlach, lack Williams, Roy Bourland. M Second Row: Billie Dean Brown, lohnnie Gamble, Fred Lee Hughes, lames K. Graham, Evan Duval, Roby lean Chiles, Patti Allen, Helen Ream, Arlene Long, Billie lo Taylor, Clara Mae Bowden. Third Row: Bobbye lackson, Tom Rhodes, lra Allen, lohn B. Miller, Norma Bland, Frances Grimes, Robert Page, Margaret lordan, Mildred Hackney, Charline Grittis. Fourth Row: Mr. Frank Etter, Virginia Teague, La Vaughn Gathn, lewell McKinney, Betty Dona- than, Kathleen Marshall, Wilda Kennedy, Edna Stover, lerry Powell, Winnie Dudley, Mary Ann Noland, Mr. G. W. Haggard. Battery The paper must go to press. Deadline Tuesday at tour. We've got to make itjust as good or better than the other All-American Batteries have been tor the past tour- teen years. These thoughts are uppermost in the minds ot the Battery statt as work begins on the paper that comes to your desk every other Thursday afternoon. There is much work in gathering, writing, rewriting, editing, and headlining about titteen thousand words ot news about Abilene High School, but it is tun, too. Members who work hardest are rewarded with trips to the Texas State High School Press Association at Denton and to the State Association and All-American in the National Scholastic Press Association. EDITORIAL STAFF BUSlNESS STAFF Lubert Wilson , . . ...... , . . Editor-in-Chiet I Charline Gritiis . . ..,.. Managing Editor Elhson Gerlgch A , M 1 Buck Francis .,,. ,..., . Sports Editor COBUSIUQSS Cmaqefs Marie Iohnson , . ..,.... .,,,. M usic Editor Lataine Williams . , . , . . . . .Fiction Editor Mary Elizabeth Stribling .Eagle Feather Editor Mildred Hackney .... .,.., . I Margaret lordan , , . . . ...... Columnists Patti -.4 f4'4:' A 94- .... . l. l ' F "' 'A N Clara Mae Bowden ..,,.., ...... if T .sts Roby lean Chiles . . . .... . Ypl J L X Edwin Stewart ..,. J lack Williams . , .Associate Business Manager Roy Bourland ,.., , . , Circulation Manager Mary Elizabeth Haag .Advertising Salesman Page 53 'fb A ' ' t First Bow: Bitsy Gruver, Ann Stinchcomb, Doris Bohannon, Mae Avonne Murray, Mary Elizabeth Striblinq, Lou Brock, Tone Tillett, Billie lean Glass, Freda Smith, Virginia Grizzard, Nancy Cunningham, Marian Penrod. Second How: leane Moutray, Sue Baker, Patty Sarrels, lane Buzbee, Dorothy Taylor, Marie lohn- son, Frances Evans, Mary Elizabeth Haag, Betty lean Brown, Mary Elizabeth Thompson, Martha Fon- ville, Katie Io Aldredqe, Viola Mills, Bill Wisdom, Billie loe Parrish. Third Row: Marjorie Black, Mae Elizabeth Burton, Bose Shirley Walkow, Patti Allen., ary ' e . Latham, Wilda lean Cullen, leanne Cole, Charlene Gravis, lerry Keith, La Nelle Williams, etty Hol- linashead, Dorothy Elliott, Nancy Cole, PeqQIY Darden. - Fourth Row: Mary Alice Nelson, Victoree Benton, Mary Virden, Darleen Werner, Lucile Bryan, La Fawn Hall, Lubert Wilson, Boby lean Chiles, Mickia Coqdell, lean Davies, ,Elizabeth Bailey, Billie Buth Darnell, Rebecca Parks, Mrs. Bee Shackeltord. ' 61015 OFFICERS lone Tillett ....., ,...,. P resident Billie lean Glass . . .Vice-President W Lou Brock .,.,.. ,..,. S ecretary Freda Smith .,......... Treasurer Mary Elizabeth Striblina . Chaplain Miss Tommie Claclc ,..,. Sponsor Mrs. Edith C. Smith .,,,.. Sponsor Mrs. Bee Shackeltord ..,. Sponsor Officers and sponsors 1... --2.-' Page 54 rf. -. '- Oil ,wi T,-1 if A First How: Evelyn Saxon, Frances McKelvy, Willene Henry, Mary Doris Mathis, Virginia Teague, Clara Mae Bowden, Esther Dotson, Norma Stover, Merietta Green, Maxine McDonnell, Lucile Gravens, Frances Choate, Frances Brewer. Second How: Billyjo Stewart, Norma Barton, Shirley Williams, Arline Long, Norma Bland, Mary Wilmoth Dalton, Marguerite Street, Lorene Currence, Evelyn Culvahouse, Bonnie Dumis, Io Ann Bul- len, Mary Frances McMinn, Peggy lean Iohnson, Gwyimmegi. li , Third Row: Edna Stover, Grace Baize, Geraldine Tryheart, Louise Robertson, La Nelle Shaw, Bar- bara Clayton, ,La , Leta. ' , Nanllflefrorl Hope Lambert, Marthiel For- man, Ioye Pitzer, losephine Mohr, Bose Waljeiield. A f Fourth How: Miss Tommie Clack, lo c , l-lgenjfaden, Kathleen Oliver, Ethel Miller, Mary Phillips, Merle Walker, Geraldine lones, Geraldine Davis, Minnie Alice Mayfield, lean Walker, Kath- leen Davis, lmo D. Witcher, Bobbie Lou Landers. 611146 The G an G gave the Little Sisters Christmas presents at the annual Christmas party, which was held in the auditorium. At this party, the Big Sisters revealed their identity to their Little Sisters. Page 55 ,..q fr.: ' V.. fl " L First Row: Mrs. Edith C. Smith, Mary Evelyn Varnell, lewell McKinney, Mildred Hackney, Nadyne Poston, MargaretlSue lordan, Nancy Estes, Lucile LeMay, Helen Bryan, Pauline McCarrell, Pauline Wimberly, Billie Byersgloyceu Tlf1O-IIIIDSOY1, 'z-N Second How: Mary lean Thomas, Marion Boyd, Elinor Sivley, Betty lean Pecha- cek, lo Dean Steele, Lily lean Vaughn, Doris Sample, Billie Martin, Laura Sample, Mary Frances Chelt, Catherine Snow, lean Boyce, Christine Smith. Third Bow: lna Lou Hill, Helen Beam, Lucile Clark, Merle Mansell, Bonita Woods, lna E aye Tutt, Ethel Newman, Charline Cfrittis, lean Lowrie, Betty lean Eish, Margaret Sue Marshall, luanita Bucker, Ovna Loyce Weatherred, WelconleuMartin. Fourth Bow: ligthleen Eryar Bobbie Lou Anderson, Betty Lockhart, Erances Hen- drick, Bonnie lean I-Xntilley, Nancy Harris, Doris Padgett, Betty Norman, Wynogene Ballard, Pat Ward, Bonetta Wildman, Esther Carrillo, Lataine Williams. GHHG An annual tradition ot the G an G is the entertainment of their mothers at a Valen- tine tea. This year the club entertained at the Abilene Woman's Club on Eebruary lil, the colors being red and White. The receiving line consisted ot lone Tillett, Billie lean Glass, Mrs. Edith C. Smith, Lou Brock, Mrs. Bee Shackeltord, Freda Smith, and Mary Elizabeth Stribling. Marjorie Black and Bitsy Gruver poured tea and coiteeg Bose Shir- ley Walkow and leanne Moutray entertained during the tea hours. Page 55 .Ml ffff ,, First Row: Hollis Manly, Preston Petty, Don Cranfill, Billy D. King, lack Williams, 'limmy Higgins, Sam Henry Smith. Second Row: Dub Duti, Gene Spires, Iohn Howell, W. D. Winkles, Welton Lindsey, Ioe Bob lay, C. G. Whitten, Bill McDaniel, Ellison Gerlach. Third How: Mr. lke W. lQ'1L,,llLI1.I1Q1 Longley, Charles Kuykendall, Taylor Paul, Burns Free, Ll'-'g1Lri,m5,4 ennington, E. H. Hamilton,1 . W. TOBEQ, Ioe Dabney. ffi- lf "Scholarship, sportsmanship, iriendship, and courage"-these are the four ideals ot the Hi-Y. By holding their aims high and trying to live up to these aims, the Hi-Y members answer the prayers oi the nation tor strong Christian young men. Deviat- ing from the serious side oi lite, the Hi-Y sponsored several picnics and a Father and Son Banquet. At the annual banquet held in the Colonial Boom ot the Wooten Hotel lBitsy Gruver was named Hi-Y Sweetheart on the night ot April 9. i Billy D. King Don Crantill , . limmy Higgins , . , lack Williams . . . Sam Henry Smith 4 , Mr. llce lay . . OFFICERS President ViceQPfeg1dle'm Secretary Treasurer lchgfpiqifi C Sponsors Charles Kuykendall , , , C. G. Whitten . .Hollis Manly . . . , Gene Spires , . Sam Henry Smith , . , Mr. I. B. Neely Page 57 7 ,,,, 7, ...4 . ,f 'Oi . . I X lilly! xii . . ' ,El C Qi X A -Q W ' ' First How: Mrs. Owen Stinnett, Bitsy Gruver, Marion Boyd, Elinor Sivley, Nancy Cunningham, Marian Penrod, Bill Wisdom, Molly Hinds, Pauleta Rutherford, Bill Brown, Ann Stinchcomb. Second How: Doseyq alhisfvirginia Grizzard, Willene Henry, Dorothy Coffman, Mallie Nelson, Betty lo Horn,,xLillie Vletas 'Tgou Bick, Mary lean Thomas, Monta Middlebrook, lo Ann Luther. Third Rowf':l5.nnette Grubbs, Sarah Ballard, Margaret Balch, Genevieve Henslee, Pat Clark, Doris Bohannon, Shirley Williams, Norma Barton, Gwynella Reed, l Wynogene Ballard, Pat Ward, Lessie Norvell. Pcrsvlmlify Girls The highlight ot this year's activities for the Personality Girls was their fourth an- nual Saint Valentine banquet held February 7, in the Colonial Boom ot the Wooten Hotel. Following the custom ot many years in the history oi the club, a King of Hearts was selected from the escorts oi the members to the banquet. This year Dick Grant was the honored boy selected as the sweetheart ot the Personality Girls club. OFFICERS BANQUET COMMITTEES Nancy Cunningham .... PI'eSld9I'lf MQHU DQCOIQUOH PIOgfQnj Y Elinor Sivley ....., Vice President Marian Penrod .....,.. Secretary BUSY GTUVGT GW911 GTiShCITfl MCIUCIH P93LTOCl Marion Boyd ,,,.,,.... Treasurer Gwen Grisham .,i.,.... Reporter 'H ,, Bill Wisdom ..,. Sergeant-at-Arms DOSGY MCITHE- WYUOQGHG Ballard Mrs. Cwen Stinnett .,,... Sponsor Doris Bohannon Virginia Grizzard ESQ-e.E,,, ,Z,A,,,,..,.A avg. , , -.... Page 58 U A A V-M emu i ,,,. -if X I Wvswqgivizi . ky M. ,. 8,46 - ww Q5 my v' Y 4 - ,, :+- P E R S 0 N A Page L I T Y G I R L S B A N O U E T 59 r w First Row: lacquelyn Stephens, Mary Ann Murray, Mildred Hassey, William Shep- pard, lr. Second Row: Charles Belvin, lr., Lynn Knight, Parramore Sellers, lohn Lynch Ford, David Scogin, Gene Dalton. , Gther Graduates: Horace Bradley, George Carley, Tommye Gaye Grisham, loe Bob Lilius, Patrick Ryan. Summer Qrzzdmzfss PROGRAM lnyocation . t , ,.,. Rev. Noel Bryant Salutatory .,. .,.... A ,. . . . N. . ,Mlohn Lynch Ford Heirs of Democracy Valedictory ..,....,.. ...... ,... ,... . I a cquelyn Stephens There Burns a Light Commencement Address ..,.. .,.,.,,., , , ,Mr. loe Humphrey What Sculpture is to Marble Education ls to the Human Soul Presentation ot Diplomas .... ..., S uperintendent L. E. Dudley Abilene High School Library August l, l94l Page 60 OFFICERS President .,..4,., AA.., ,...V....... I o hn Howell Vice-President A.,,..,A., ....... S orm Henry Smith Seorefggy ...,, .,.. . A, . Reporter ..,4 ..,.,. ..., ....4 M o l ly Hinols Sponsors Miss Odell lohnson Mr. H. M. Cowclen A Mr. lohn B. Pom' -...-..": Page 52 X TINY RUTH ALDRIDGE MARY NELL BAKER Nurse Stenoqrapher MARIE ALFORD Beauty Operator MARGARET BALCH MARGIE BLAIR To pass Spanish Secretarial Work FRANCES BEVERS 5 Stenographer LEONARD BRANCH BOBBIE LOUISE Rancher BREWSTER Stenographer EDWIN BRAI-IANEY Petroleum Engineer CALVIN BROOKS LUCY AN'N'BRYANT Road Contractor Successful Career BILLIE 'LOUISE BROWN Reporter WANDINE BRYANT MILDRED CALVIN Business Woman Dietitian QUENTIN BUCI-I Engineer CHARLES CAMPBELL BARBARA CHAPIN Aeronautical Engineer "Hour of Charm" Cornetist TOM CARPENTER Chemical Engineer l NINETEEN HUNDRED FORTY-THREE Page 53 '1 I l WAYNE CI-IAPIN BETTY IO COATS Army Officer Nurse LESTER CLEMMER Army Pilot RICHARD COLLIER DOROTHY DOWDY Doctor Frienclliesi Girl D. W. CRANE, Ir. Auto Salesman IOYCE DRUMMOND MARTA VE EVERTON Stenoqrapher Psychiatrist IO ANN DUNN Concert Pianist MARTHA FARR ROBBIE D. GOODRICH Speech Director Nurse BURNS FREE Businessman ANN GRAHAM ANNETTE GRUBBS Nurse Interior Decorator BILLIE GRAHAM Commercial Work GLORIA I-IAILE RUTH HARRISON Secretary Singer GRACE HARDIN Stenoqrapher I Page 54 MINUTEMEN OF IOHN W, AXE OTIS HARVEY Rancher Music Director BILLY BREIHAN U. S. Army Air Corps Pilot MARCUS HARWELL DOROTHY HAYNES Globe-trotter Red Cross Nurse IMOGENE HASSEY Stenographer GENEVIEVE HENSLEE DEWEY HIGGINBOTHAM Business Administration Stock Farmer S. C. HERRING Petroieum Engineer CLARICE HIGGINS MACK HOBBS Coliege Drum Major Aeronautical Engineer STANLEY HINNANT Army Pilot ll CORLIS L. HOLT HUGH HORN Iourncrlist Buiiding Engineer 'Wins 'Z- BETTY IO HORN Physician BOBBYE IACKSON PETE IOHNSON Iournaiist Navigator CATHERINE IOHNSON I ' Foreign Correspondent P 3 3 X '51 f ry A ,Q as "' " NINETEEN HUNDRED PoRTY-THREE Page 65 Page 6' 6 SUE IOI-INSON LOYD KEITH Designer Farmer TOM IOI-INSON Traveler PHIL KENDRICK PEGGIE LOCKHART Success Stenographer IENNELOU KUEHN Designer IO IOYCE LONGLEY VADA RAY McADAMS Costume Designer Ranching RAMONA IO LOWRIE Dietitian BYRON MCCLANAI-IAN BILLY MCKINNEY Transport Pilot Civil Engineer IERRY McCONNICO Sailor MERLE MANSELL PEGGY JEAN MARTIN Designer Flying Instructor BOBBYE MARTIN Physician NILA MASSEY OBERON MOORE Typist Aviation Cadet ROSEMARY MILSAP ' Globe-trotter MINUTEMEN or LAMAR MUSTON IO ANN NOTI' Electrician Successful Career Woman SAM MIXON Surgeon VONCILLE O'BAR DALLAS PERKINS Commercial Work Army Engineering ROBERT PAGE Iournalist DONALD PIERSON ERMA LEE RICHARDSON Success To Tour America VENICE POPE Private Secretary PAULETA RUTHEREORD DUB SHIELDS Secretary Athlete ELAINE SCHAMBACKER Artist FRANCES SIMMONS RUBY IO SMITH Red Cross Nurse Nurse W MARVIN SIMPSON, Ir. Designing X, Y 1 , r - ,1. SAM HENRY SMITH MARY IO STORMAN Lawyer Air Hostess GENE SPIRES Earnous Athlete - NINETEEN HUNDRED PQRTY-THREE Page 67 Page 58 EDITH ABBOTT DOROTHY ALEXANDER Aviatrix Stenographer ATIE LO ATHY Commercial Work LLOYD ALFORD IAMES ANDERSON Boxer Electrical Engineer BILLIE LOIS AMAN Bass-Fiddle Player IACILE ASHTON BONNIE BEAN Success Foreign Correspondent DOROTHY AYERS Bookkeeper TOMMY BLAKNEY ROBERT BUCKLES Chemical Engineer Electrical Engineer FLORENE BOWDEN Aviatrix IAMES CARLYLE PATRICIA CLARK Aviator To Pass Geometry IUNE CHORN Stenographer ANNA VERNE CLEMENT CLARICE COCHRAN Pianist Laboratory Technician HELENE COATS Dietitian MINUTEMEN or FRANCES BREWER ANN COLLINS Stenoqropher Doctor GLYNN COLLETT Success LORA LEE COOK RUTH DAMERON Actress Airline Hostess DOROTHY CUTBIRTH Stenoqrclpher CLARA DEUTSCHMAN DUBB DUFF Home Economist Politician WINNIE DUDLEY Writer BOBBIE DEAN DUNCAN MARIORIE ECHOLS Speech Director Secretory MAXINE EASTIS Secretory VIRGINIA EVANS BARRY FINLEY Stenoqrcrpher Doctor BOBBY FIELDER Aviator MARY FRANCISCO VIRGINIA GRIFFING Bcmd Director Actress IOHN GRIFFIN Doctor NINETEEN HUNDRED PoRTY-THREE Page 59 BILLIE DEAN BROWN MYRL HANKINS Secretary Teacher ION ANN GRISHAM Everyone's Friend HORACE HART ROB HENDERSON To Graduate Army Officer LAURINE HAYES Rancher ALENE HENLEY IOHN l... ON , I l Designer At Ie -fi l BILLY HENSLEE ,-"' Aviator i MARY RUTH HIGGINS WELDON HILL Nurse Traveling Salesman WANDA LOU HILL Air Hostess MOLLY HINDS IOHN HOWELL journalist Doctor CECIL HOBBS Business Man IOE BOB IAY META ALICE KEITH Chemical Engineer Journalist IOY IOHNSTON l Bookkeeper Page 70 LEAH KENNY DORIS MAY KEYES A Costume Designer History Teacher GEORGE KERR t Test Pilot l KENNETH KILLIAN LOWELL KNIGHT Sailor Musician MARILYN KIMBLEY Music HUYLAR LEE ARLINE LONG Paleontoloqist Red Cross Nurse? BILLY BOB LEWIS Musician ' IO ANN LUTHER IEWEL MCKINNEY Red Cross Nurse Interior Decorator l KENNETH MCBEATH X Lawyer , BARBARA MCOUARY IOHN MEYER Reporter Army Officer DOROTHY MEAD Secretary MONTA MIDDLEBROOKS IACK LEE MILLER Society Editor Lawyer DEAN MILLER Flight Commander L NINETEEN HUNDRED PQRTY-THREE Page IOI-IN B. MILLER IUNE MORGAN News Reel Photographer Housewife ROBERT MONK Successful Businessman IEANNE MOUTRAY KATHRYN MYATT Concert Violinist Drummer BETTY MURPHY Globe-Trotter MARY ANN NOLAND EVERETTE PITTMAN Foreign Correspondent Civil Engineer MARY RUTH PEARCE Nurse TOOTSYE OUARLES STANLEY ROGERS Singer Aeronautical Engineer PATTY RIDDLE x, Lawyer ' DORRIS ANN ROWELL CECIL RUDLOFF Secretary Aviator DUDLEY ROWNTREE Federal Agent HERSCHEL SAMMAN CHRISTINE SMITH Farmer Air Hostess VERA SCHOOLER Private Secretary A I page 72 MINUTEMEN OE rlrlr i. BENNY BAILEY LONNIE BOGGS Telephone Engineer Saxophone Player CLINTON BLAUER Army Officer YNEZ BROWN VIRGINIA HAGANS To Major in Music Beauty Operator NORMA IO FORMAN Traveler BILLY HAGOOD ANNIE HARVEY Aeronautical Engineer Air Hostess LAVINIA HARRIS Nurse HELEN HUMPHREY . BILL MCDANIEL Interior Decorator Aeronautical Engineer HOWARD MCCOOK Aviator BUCILLA MORRIS WALTER SHERWOOD Costume Designer Radio Operator CLARENCE PULLIAM Pilot LEE WILLIAM SMITH CLARA STRANGE Aviator Aviatrix DAN SORRELLS Chemical Engineer NINETEEN HUNDRED PoRTY-THREE Page MARY STEWART C. DERRELL SUITER Stenogrcrpher Aeronauiical Engineer EDNA STOVER Receptionist BETTY IO TATE BOBBY IO TIDWELL Stenographer Aviairix VIRGINIA TEAGUE Foreign Correspondent HAROLD THROWER DURA MAE WALDROP Mechanical Engineer Teacher LILLIE vii-52.5 Costume Designer IEANNE WALKER I. L. WARREN Sienographer Aeronauiical Engineer LAVINIA WARD Organist MAURINE WARREN TOMMY WEBB Secretary Lawyer MARIORIE WEATHERBY Interior Decorator SUE WHISENHUNT GENE WHITE Teacher Nurse ALLEN WHITE Rancher I Page 74 MINUTEMEN or GLORIA WILHITE SHIRLEY WILLIAMS Air Hostess Nurse ALICE WILLIAMS Adveriising Executive STEVE WILLIAMS TROY WILLIS Architect Rancher CHARLES GRANT WILLIS Engineer HORACE WILSON MARTHA WORK Aviator Foreign Missionary IOHN TOM WINNIFORD Rancher DONALD YARBRO BUREN BETTERTON Musician Farmer DICKEY DON ANTILLEY Rancher ETTA BONTKE MERLE NEWMAN Concert Pianisi Sailor HARMON CARTER To Graduate BILLIE RAY STEWART RAYMOND 'TROUTMAN Noveiisi Coach CHARLES TRICKY Rancher NINETEEN HUNDRED PQRTY-THREE page 75 L dx A by if X ' of 11 f LY M First Bow: Mary Elizabeth Stribling, Anna Bell Harkey, Alton Wilson, Tom Car- penter, Sam Henry Smith, Martha Farr, Tommy Webb, lack Hardy Grissom, lohn Dor- man, Lora Lee Cook. Second Bow: Miss Avis Mclielvain, Billyjo Stewart, Bose Shirley Walkow, Hollis Manly, Victor Womack, Mary Elizabeth Haag, Marta Ve Everton, Patty Bid- dle, Baymond Thomason, Phil Kendrick, Miss Pansy Gardner. Third Bow: Miss Benny Speck, Calvin Mclntosh, La Fawn Hall, Patricia Yonge, Shirlene Weir, Billy lean Fowler, Welton Lindsey, loe Bob lay, Bobby Fielder, Timmy Longley, Bobert Buckles, lames Harold Wright, Mr. l. l. Moore. ,Mzfirwal ?0re14sic league The National Forensic League is a nation-Wide organization open to students competing in the lnterscholastic League speeah activities, such as debate, extempo- raneous speaking, and declamation, and has as its purpose the promotion ot these activities. The local chapter has ranked first oi all the chapters ot this region-the region being one oi the highest in the nation. Last year the girls' debate team and the boys' extemporaneous speaking team Went to the State Finals-the boys' extem-. pore team Winning State. This year the boys' A team in debate Won tour out ot tive tournaments entered, and the girls Won one. , .Sam Henry Smith -, , , ,.,.,.,, President Tommy Webb , , , , ..,. Vice President Margie Givens .,., ,...., S ecretary Martha Farr ..,, ,... T reasurer il Page 76 J 4 Crirf Catherine Snow Lavinia Ward a Mary Frances Cheif 4 I . Quark! Ray McGioih1in George Kerr I. B. Dean Phil Kendrick Serie! Biiiyjo Stewart Nancy Cunningham Rose Shirley Waikcw Kaihryne Myati Ioyce Marie Owens lean Boyce .......-...-':." pig s A4 A INV0 l A Y 0 , L First Bow: Mrs. Aileen Stinnett, Billie lean Class, Mary Elizabeth Stribling, Vic- l toree Benton, Billyio Stewart, May Elizabeth Burton, Marian Penrod, Nancy Cunning- ham, Virginia Crrizzard, Ann Stinchcomb, Mary Frances Cheli, Catherine Snow. Second Bow: Lavona l-larris, Darleen Graves, lean Boyce, Patty Sarrels, Sue Baker, Marilyn Kimbley, Marjorie Weatherby, Alice Williams, lean Bowers, Bose Shirley Wal- kow, Mary Elizabeth Meeks, Kathryne Myatt, Margaret Balch. Third Bow: Christine Smith, Mary lane Sage, Mary Frances l-liatt, Leroy Vlfhite, l. L. Dellis, George Watson, Dubb Dutt, Raymond Thomason, l. B. Dean, Phil Ken- drick, David Budd, Esther Dotson, Lavinia Ward. Fourth Bow: . ' don, Dick Cochran, Steve Powers, Lea Boy Daniels, George Kerr, Bobert Bradbury, Bobby Perkins, Troy Willis, Clittord Watts, Preston Petty, Burton Clifton, Herman Truitt, Bay McCflothlin, Mr. Bob McDonald. ,4 Kappclla The A Cappella has been working hard all year tor the glory ot Abilene High. By their singing ot patriotic songs, they have helped the cause oi National Detense l not a little bit. They have put on several chapel programs, and students know that they will always have an interesting program it the A Cappella has charge. This organization is a real asset to the school, being known tar and wide because ot its t singing tor churches, colleges, and civic organizations. CFFICEBS First Term Second Term Troy Willis ,..... .,......,.....,.....,..,.... T roy Vlfillis President Bobby Perkins . , . . , .,.......... .... . Bobert Bradbury Vice President Betty lane Earp , , .............. , . , Patty Sarrels Secretary - l Page 78 -5 I 1 f , i jg .. Y First Row: lames Griffing, Douglas Barron, l. L. Dellis, lr., Leroy White, Darrell Lawliss, Robert Page, Ray McGlothlin, l. B. Dean, Troy Willis. Second Row: Mrs. Aileen Stinnett, Dudley Fish, Earnest Booth, Gus Vletas, Her- schel Samman, Dick Cochran, Leo Richards, Milton Young, David Rudd, Franklin Northrup. Third Row: Bobby Clements, C. G. Whitten, Raymond Thomason, Dubb Duff, lohn L. Higdon, George Watson, George Brelsford, Burton Clifton, Mr. Bob McDonald. of T Fourth Row: Grady Weir, lames Anderson, George Kerr, Wallace lordan, Lea Roy Daniels, Robert Bradbury, Clifford Watts, Robby Perkins, Preston Petty, Herman Truitt, Phil Kendrick. Boys 6166 67116 Do, re, miFWhat's that We hear every day about the seventh period? Must be the Boys Glee Club. Yes sir! That's just what it is-the Boys Glee Club, with their deep masculine voices resounding day after day through the halls of Abilene High School. t The Boys Glee Club is made up of a collection of the choice voices of the male set of Abilene High School, from which are selected the boys for the A Cappella Choir. Their activities are varied, ranging from chapel programs to banquets and church functions, and for many years the club has been known throughout the state as one T of the leading high school male choirs. l onficsss Robby Perkins . . ,... . . , President W Troy Willis . . .Vice President Ray'mond Plowman . . .Secretary Grady 'Vlfeir . . . Reporter Pqfg E t .ii 4 t , r, f r First Row: Iacqueline Iones, Annette Grubbs, La Nelle Gibson, Iennye Ruth Hooper, Mildred Austin, LaVerne Greene, Betty Io Filling, Iennie Sue Tatum, Billie lean Fowler, Ann King, Tommy Nell New-- man, Anne Etheridge, Mozelle Bates. Second Row: Lora Yarbrough, Laura Harris, Ophelia Bryan, Lora Lee Cook, Iudy Bryant, Shirley Gaskill, Sarah Ballard, Billie lean Wisdom, Pauleta Rutherford, Patsy Petty, Lillie Vletas, ,.Marilyn Kimbley, Dorothy Moore, Yvonne Starns, Kathleen Marshall. An- , .A V, Third Row: Ieraldyne Henderson, Peggy Seybold, Ioyce Hackney, Betty lane Iackson, lean Bow- ers, Mary lane Sage, loy Sue Self, Mary Frances Hiatt, Wanda Iean Huffman, Norma Newman, Mari- anne McClure, Darleen Graves, Billie Dean Dunlap, Evelyn Hunt, Vada Ray McAdams. Fourth Row: Billie Dean Brown, La Iuan Henderson, Pat Murphy, Dorothy lean West, Helen Humphrey, Peggie Lockhart, Lavona Harris, Leah Kenny, Io Ann Dunn, Kathryne Myatt, Augustine Ted- ford, Doris Hendricks, Sue Helen Bradshaw, Lavinia Ward, Virginia Lewis. Girls Glee 51116 The purpose of the Girls Glee Club of Abilene High School is to create within the girls of the W organization a deeper appreciation of music, to sing purely for the enjoyment of singingg to uncover creative talent in the girls: and to further National Defense through the singing and teaching of patriotic T SOI'1Q'S. First Term Feddy Ruth Cole . . Monta Middlebrooks lo Ann Luther ...., Kathleen Marshall . Tootsie Quarles . . Billyjo Stewart ,.,,, Catherine Snow , . 4 Sarah Ballard ,.,. Page 80 OFFICERS Second Period . . . President , Vice President , . Secretary . . .. Reporter ., Third Period . . . President , Vice-President . . Secretary . . ,. Reporter . . Second Term . L . Pauleta Rutherford AnnKing, . , . Annie Harvey . . . Martha Workl , . . . . . . . Ann Stinchcornb . . , 4 Rose Shirley Walkow . . . , . Dorothy Coffman . ,,..,..,...,.. Virginia Hayley -l ,I ' i .l'11M""' First How: Peggy Ruth Paul, Winnie Iones, Wilma lean Brown, Ann Pickard, Genelle Woodrum, Patricia Strawn, Patty Lynn Britain, Emily loy Lowr ie, Natalee Quinn, Virginia Ann McGaughey, Elaine Starnes, Dolorsey Bryan. Second How: Martha Pender, Hortense Hooker, Iune Hale, Tommie Sue Glass, Eleanor Bouldin, Victoria Shaheen, Maxine Clement, Dorothy Symes, Nancy Cawyer, Zar , Pauline Camp- bell, Naomi Holliday, Charlotte Steele, Barbara lackson. Third Row: Angie Dres, Lora Pearl Haynes, Claire Whitten, Ba'Ortez Howington, Betty Sue Gustat- son, Mary Catherine Higdon, Mattie Blanche Fletcher, Betty Pierson, Etta Ieanne Lamb, Gloria Malcom, Mary Nell Baker, lo Ann Tandy, Dorothy Harber, Westell lohnson. Fourth Row: Myrna Hunt, Mary Nell Young, Shirleene Weir, Alice Ballard, Ann Ballard, Georgia Mae Harris, Adalee Holmes, Carlene Sparks, o Anne Powers, Mary Elizabeth Meeks, Sherry Pechacek, Violet Simpson, Betty lane Lea, Veriena Hutc ins. Girls Glee 61116 The Girls Glee Club oi Abilene High School has participated in the presenta- tion oi the "Messiah" Through their ettorts Abilene was privileged to hear the tamous Denton A Cappella Choir. Divided into tive classes taught by Mrs. Stinnett and Mr. McDonald, the club has five sets ot officers, and is really tive clubs. i OFF ICEBS First Term Fourth Period Second Term Betty Lush ,.,..... ..,,. , ,..,. P resident ..,.. ...,.. N orma Stover Mary Elizabeth Stribling r . .r.. Vice President . , ...,. Mary lane Sage Margaret Fagan ,.,.... . , , Secretary ..., . . r . , . . Esther Dotson t Meta Alice Keith . . . r . . . . Reporter . . . . Mary Elizabeth Stribling T F itth Period Martha Pender , , . President . . r , , Martha Pender Charlotte Steele . . . ,.,, Vice President , , . .,... Barbara lackson LaVerne Greene r , , ......,,. . Secretary ..., . Virginia McGaughey Genell Woodrum . , . ,.,.,.. , . . Reporter l , , , , Genell Woodrurn ,i -:': i Page 81 l l 1 V , W 'I First How: lo Ann Bullen, Mary Frances McMinn, Victoree Benton, May Elizabeth Burton, Billie lean Glass, Ann Stinchcomb, Martha Work, lo loyce Longley, Marjorie Weatherby, La Fawn Hall, Mary Elizabeth Haag, Mary Ruth Pearce, Esther Carrillo. Second Row: Marian Penrod, Merle Mansell, Monta Mioldlebroolcs, Io Anne Luther, Meta Alice Keith, ,Dorothy Cottman, Lou Broclg ' inia Gritting, Mary Elizabeth Stribling, Alice Williams, Iennelou Kuehn, ElizcTBetl1TBEtilQgDEatie Lou Abernathy Norma S o, er. Third How: lean Davies, Io 'mCith, ean Boyce, lnez Kimbrough, Bobbie Steele, lacaueline Iones, Minnie Alice Mayfield, Geraldine avis, Hazel Steele, Mary Frances Chelt, Patty Sarrels, Martha Sue Baker, Christine Smith, Esther Dotson, Catherine Snow. Fourth Row: Mr. Bob McDonald, Virginia Grizzard, Margaret Balch, Nancy Cunningham, Virginia Teague, Marian Harvey, Venice Pope, Dorothy Ayers, Billyjo Stewart, Bose Shirley Walkow, Margaret Sue Marshall, Billie lane Lackey, Eudera Goldsmith, Betty lo Bice, Billy loyce Coats, Mrs. Aileen Stinnett. Girls Glee 631110 "Any bonds today?" Yes, that's the Girls' Glee Club practicing tor some event in the not too distant future. The girls ot this organization are not privileged to demon- strate their ability to other schools because there Will be no interscholastic contests in music on account ot the tire shortage. They are doing their best to make up tor it by singing more within the city. OFFICERS First Term Sixth Period Second Term Nancy Cunningham . . . , President . . . ,... Martha Sue Baker Ann Stinchcomb . . . . . Vice President . . . . . . t Marian Penrod Patty Sarrels . . . , . . Secretary .,,....,....,.,,,. . . . Lillie Vletas Page 82 lra Allen, Billie Lois Aman, Helen Bailey, B. L. Bates, Lonnie Boggs, Betty lean Brown, Lockilou Bynum, Miclcia Cogdell, Dorothy Cutbirth, Billy Davis, Frances Evans, Martha Farr, Mary Francisco, Billy Hagood, Otis Harvey, Gaylia Wray l-lilburn, Marie lohnson, Lowell Knight, Bonald Knight, Billy Bob Lewis, Darlene Mackey, Viola Mills, leanne Moutray, Lessie Norvell, Mary Buth Pearce, Everette Pittman, David Bichey, Toe Snow, Frances Tompkins, Mary Elizabeth Thompson, Mary Evelyn Varnell, Don- ald Yarbro. Orchestra The line tor the grand march forms, the doors to the l-lilton's crystal ball room swing open, and through the open door floats the melody, the "March ot the Wooden Soldiers." The scene, it you haven't already recognized it, is the annual lunior-Senior banquet. The lunior and the Senior members ot the Crchestra furnished the music tor that gala occasion. The lunior-Senior banquet is tar from the only thing the Cr- chestra has played tor. The Crchestra gave us two excellent chapel programs, play- ed tor the Chamber of Commerce banguet, and aided in the presentation of the "Messiah," OFFICERS Billy Davis ,.... .,..,.., . , , .,,,,.. President Betty lean Brown . . . . ,,.. Vice President Mary Evelyn Varnell , . .Secretary Marie lohnson ..,... .... H eporter Donald Yarbro .... .,.., L ibrarian l ....+:.- P Q 83 t 2 5 5 I 2 3 3 5 1. Don't over-exert yourselves, kiddos . . . 2. "Calling all radio operators." 3. Hisses . . . The Villc 4. "For the qitt Without the giver is bare." 5. "Well-it's this way!" 6. Ah! This tairer sex!! 7. "And arrows tiew past Whenef' 8, It rnust be interesting, boys. 9. "I crown thee, Queen ot the Freshman Cla e i pQge34 H ...MP OFFICERS Victor Womack ..,.A...........,... President Richard Dillingham . . . .ii. Vice President Virginia Thompson .4.. .i,.,.. S ecreiary Dorothy Watson .,..i.,... i..4. B eporter Sponsors Mr. Ernest Suhieit Miss Pansy Gardner --..-J...-" ....-3 page 86 MIN-UTEMEN oi VONCILLE ADAMS IIM BAKER "Ci1Ie" "Pansy" KATHERINE ANDERSON LAURA LEE BECKMAN "Katrina" "LolIy Pop" ROBERT BIBLE ROBERT BLAKE "Bob" "Bobby" BILLIE IO BILLINGTON VIRGINIA BLOCK "Bill" "Gin" HELEN IEAN BOND SUE HELEN BRADSHAW "Bon Bon" "Suzie" IEAN BOWERS RUBY IO BROCK NIO IO., "Ieoner" - REID BROOKS VIRGINIA BROWN "Skinny" "Vorb" R. L. BROWN, Ir. IUDITI-I BRYANT "Bubba" "Iudy" ESTHER CAIN REBA CLARK "Essie" "Ditto" BARBARA CASEY I-IAZEL CLAYTON "Bobs" "Chubby" C. H. COLLINS IOYCE COX "Ikey" "Iocy" IIMMY COOPER BETTY DANIEL "Coop" "Bet" MARTHA DANIEL WAYNE DEAN "Honey" "GiIbert" TOMMY DAVIS LOUISE De GUIRE "Slick" "Lou" DELWYN DILL BETTY DONATHAN "Pinky" "Donna" RICHARD DILLINGHAM MAXINE DOSS "Di1ly" "Denver" INETEEN HUNDRE D FORTY-FOUR E Page 87 I BILLIE DEAN DUNLAP WANDA PAIN "Bunny" "Shorty" ANNE ETHERIDGE LOLA FONVILLE "Ginger" "Fran" REESE FOSTER MAC FULLERTON "McLoyd" "Elmer" ROY LEE FULLER SHIRLEY GASKILL "Linsey" "Gasket" GLENNA GAY DARLENE GRAVES "Candy" "Gravy" LAVERNE GRAHAM DOLORES GUILL "Gruesome" "Tooter" ROSEMARY HAMBRICK IOHNNIE FAE HARWELL "StuIJby" "Teddy Bear" RALPH HARDY VIRGINIA ANN HARVET "Geat" "Blondie" BILLIE MARIE HAZARD ADALEE HOLMES "VViIIiam" "Ada" DOROTHY HILLMAN IENNYE RUTH HOOPER "Dot" "Gennie" WANDA IEAN HUFFMAN IOYCE HUTCHINSON "Shorty" "Hu1chie" MARY HUMBER ELIZABETH IOHNSON "ShufiIes" "Bea" IACOUELINE IONES LOIS PAYE Le MAY "Iackie" "Shorty" GENEVA KIRK VIRGINIA LEWIS "Ginny" "Dina" I PEGGY LITTLE MARIANNE MCCLURE "Peg" "CIure" IOSEPH LUTHER THAD MCDONNELL "lack" "Tiny" i PUQQ 88 MINUTEMEN OE RAY MCGLOTHLIN MAIOR MARLING "Iune-Bug" "Colonel" FOY MACKEY WAYNE MARTIN "Fooe-y" "Wham" WILMA MARTIN MARY ELIZABETH MEEKS "WiI1ie" "Nookie" GLENN MEEKS O. L, MILLER "BurheC1d" "Ozy" DOROTHY MOORE BOB NORTHCUTT "Dotty" I "Bobby" 17's jf'-T A I ELLAIMA MORRIS ! , IACK NUCKOLS "Mit Sweetui x "Sissy" I , GEORGE PLILER IO ANN POWERS "Georqy-Porgy" "Iody" PRANCINE POMEROY I-IOMER PUTNAM "Frenchy" "Putty" ROY PAUL REED BILLIE MAE ROGGE - "Spark" "Ruqqy" WELDON ROACH CECIL RUTHERFORD "Drip" "Cecil B." IOY SUE SELF IAMES SHELTON "Baby" "Punkin" PEGGY SEYBOLD CALVIN SKINNER "Shorty" "Benny" FRANK SMITH GERALDINE SNYDER "Frankie" "Jerry" MARY CLYDE SMITH YVONNE STARNES "CIydie" "Evey" D, ORVAL STRONG CHISHOLM THOMPSON HDGVYH "Chiz" LEONARD TAYLOR VIRGINIA THOMPSON "Bud" uveen NINETEEN HUNDRED PORTY-POUR Page 99 I -4 BILLIE D. ABBOTT BETTY IO ANTILLEY "Bill" "Io" BOB ANDREWS ALICE BALLARD "Artie" "Twin" ANN BALLARD BILLIE BAXTER "Twin" "Bill" DEE ANNIS BARLOW VIRGINIA BLOCK HDOCIYH "Gin" CHARLES BRADSI-IAW BILLY BROOKS "Bud" "Slick" IMA IEAN BRANNAN DON BROOKS "Ieomie" "Yo-Yo" IAMES HARVEY CLARK BONNIE IEAN CONSTANT "Bc1by-Face" ' "Bon-Bon" BOBBY CLEMENTS FRANCES DALTON I "Leche" HFICIHKIGH J LOUISE DANIEL EARL DARDEN "Pumpkin" "Red" MARTHA DANIEL EULA PAYE DARNELL "Honey" "Ella" I. L, DELLIS, Ir. EDWARD ENGEL "Dippy" "Mike" MERLE DELMER FRANK EVERTS "Pearl" "Pcmcho" WANDA PAIN TED FORSYTI-IE "Shorty" "Lefty" MATTYE BLANCHE BILLIE IEAN EOWLER FLETCHER "Pug" "Mcmche" IEAN GARNER IOAN GILL "Ie-cmie" "GildersleeVe" LANELLE GIBSON GRADY GORDON "Nellie" "Squid" Page 90 MINUTEMEN OF l MARION GRANT LQVERNE GREENE "BiIIir1qsby" "Dee-Dee" DORIS GREEN EDDIE GRIER "Jinx" "Happy" ROBERT GRISHAM ANNADELL HARKEY "Bob" "Dsete" DOROTHY I-IARBER CLAUDEEN HART "Dottie" "CIctudie" HAROLD HARVEY PHLETUSs HENDERSON "Esquire" "Flea" MARILYN HAYS MARY FRANCES HIATT "Sluts" "Puddy" CHARLENE HOLLEY MABETH HOPKINS "Twin" "Sr1ooky" CHRISTINE HOLLEY GENE HORTON "Twin" "Skeets" IEANE HOWARD DAVID GLENN HUNT "Shorty" "Senator" SIDNEY HOWZE DALTON HAINES "Percy" "Sweeci" ONA B. IONES ELSIE KILGO "Date-r" "Dax" SUE KEMP BUDDY LACKEY "Suzy" "Tuck" BILLY LADAS BETTY IANE LEA "Beautiful" "Betsy" DESA LEE LAIRD ROBERT LEE "Des" "Doc" LEROY LEGGETT VIRGINIA LINDLEY HSCIUITIH "Virgie" DUWARD LEVERETT MARTHA LOIS MCCARTER "B91'1ii" "Marty" 'Q X. QINETEEN HUNDRED PQHTY-FQUR Page 91 , HUNT MCKINLEY GEORGE ROSS MILLER "MGC" "Lightning" DARLENE MACKEY ONNA BELLE MORAN "Darling" IIOHHISVI RAYMOND MUNDEN IEAN NEWMAN "Bula" "Patty" GARTH NELSON NORMA NEWMAN "Choc" "Bessie" TOMMIE NELL NEWMAN IOYCE MARIE OWEN "Nellie" " Ciizzyu V DONALD NEWSON BURL OWENS "Trigger" "Curly" WADE PARMELLY BETTY IO PEARCE "Slim" "Bei" DAN PARRISH PATSY PETTY 1 "BuIch" "Patricia: Susan" ' MARGARET IO PORTER WANDALU PRUITT "IocIie" "Rusty" I CLAUDENE PROCTOR WAYNE RAMSEY "CIc1udie" V." MARSHALLENE RAY STEVE ROBERTSON X "MC1rshcxII" "Bussie" DON RIDDLE MARY IANE SAGE i "Don lush" "Ic1r1ie" I CHRISTINE SAMMANN FRITZ SEYEARTH "Fish" "Cottor1hecrd" CLIFFORD SCHAEFER PERRIS SHAHEEN "CIiff" "Ferry" I I EUGENE SHIRLEY BILLY BOB SMITH "Gene" "Squeaky" REBECCA SMITH ADELLE SPLAWN "Becky" "DeII" Page 92 HAZEL STEEL RANDALL STORY "Flossie" HRGHHYH ROBERT WADE STEGER BILLY TADLOCK "Bob" "TCM" RAY TAYLOR AUGUSTINE TEDFORD "Red" "Brints" IACKIE THOMPSON CHARLIE VAUGHN "Icck" "Curly" ELIZABETH WALLIS MILBURN WARNER "Beil'1" "Iunier" PAULINE WARD DOROTHY WATSON "Scoots" "Dot" MARY WATSON MARY ANN WHATLEY "Lulu" "Anne" SHIRLEENE WEIR TOMMY WHEELER "Shirley" "Termite" RUSSELL WILHITE ANNA BELLE VVILLIAMS "Russ" 1 "Bea" GLENN ROY WILLIAMS "Little Williams" BOB WILLIAMS "Whiz" WENDELL WILLIS NELDA KATE WILSON "Wilkie" "Kelly" GWENDOLYN WILSON ROSA LEE WILSON "Bill" "Fuzzy" IOE WINNIFORD VICTOR WOMACK "Io-Blow" "Vic" LC1 NELLE WITCHER IAMES HAROLD WRIGHT "Nellie" "Hymie" ED YATES ALLEN YOUNG "Spike" "Slim" PATRICIA YONGE MARY NELL YOUNG "Pct" "Shortie" L I I INETEEN HUNDRED PORTY-FOUR page 93 .X l' A ef A4 ll CLASS CALENDAR Class Organization . , .,.a. ,.A. I , . . , Candy Sale ,..... I-Iot Doa Supper . . . SHIRLEY BASS SAMMIE BUSTER "Bunch" "Sandy" ZENA FAE BOULDIN IACK HARDY GRISSOM "Zenia" "Handsome" GEORGE KING PATSY MOBLEY "Georqy" "Pat" CLIFTON LAWHORNE LOIS RUCKER "Nero" "RuCky" . . .October 2, I94I ,. lNovernber 5, I94I , , . , November 7, 1941 Save one for me!" Buell Lindley: Secre- "Come and get it!" tary of the F. F. A., sfatloned at the ear of COPD. Page 9 4 I ..T. .....-3 First Row: Iimmy Tittle, Victor Womack, Iack Luther, lames Harold Wright, Wanda Fain, Richard Dillingham, Guy Daniel, lohnny Shaw. Second Row: Fred Hughes, Dalton Haines, lack Hardy Grissom, Robert Lee, Ed Yates, lohnny Gam- ble, Boyd Rogers, loe 'Winnitord, Thad McDonnell. Third Row: Mr. Iames Cassle, Donald Byrd, Billy Brooks, Ralph Hardy, Wade Parmelly, Raymond Munden, Wayne Ramsey, Don Brooks. Mwior fli- lf To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high stan- dards ot Christian living are the three main purposes of the lunior Hi-Y. ln keeping with these purposes, it is a belief that much can be accomplished by a bettering oi relations between father and song thus a Father and Son Banquet was held and was one ot the highlights oi the y'ear's activities. For the first time, a Hi-Y Sweetheart was elected, Wanda Fain, a sophomore, being the girl chosen. OFFICERS limmy Cooper ..,, ,....,..... ,...,., P r esident Richard Dillingham . . ..,. Vice-President lack Luther ,...,...,,. ,...,. S ecretary lames Harold Wright . . . . , ...- , Treasurer Eddie Grier .,,,,. . . . , .Sergeant-at-Arms Victor Womack . . . ......... Chaplain Wanda Fain . . . ,.,. Sweetheart i...- Page 95 J. . First Row: Willene Henry, Mary Alice Nelson, Martha Pender, Gene Goltz, Kenneth Plumlee, Bitsy Gruver, Lee Henry, Robby Perkins, Hugh Baltanz, Dorothy Dowdy. Second Row: Dacey Mathis, Martha Farr, Billie Dean Dunlap, Merietta Green, Io Ann Powers, Mary Elizabeth Haag, Lou Brock, Ann Stinchcomb, Ioe Bob lay, Edwin Brahaney, Donald Pierson, Leonard Branch. Third Row: George Kerr, Geraldine Davis, La Fawn Hall, Sam Nixon, Wayne Dean, Gwynella Reed, Bobbye Milstead, Phil Kendrick, Genelle Woodrurn, Frank Everts, Nona Mae Snow, Lora Lee Cook. Fourth Row: lohn L. Higdon, David Richey, Cecil Rutherford, Sam Henry Smith, Tom Carpenter, Mr. C. B. Ford, Dick Cochran, Huylar Lee, l. B. Dean, loo Bennett. afirfmzl Uzespian First Row: Dublb Duit, Preston Petty, Marian Penrod, Virginia Grizzard, Billie lean Wisdom, loan Newman, I. W. Tulle, Welton Lindsey, Laurine Hays, Lavinia Ward. Second Row: lay McClure, Doris Bohannon, Hollis Manly, Nancy Cunningham, Robert Bradbury, Frances Mclielvy, Pauline Ward, Thomas Odell, Virginia Teague. Third Row: Dixie Barlow, Mary Virden, Delores Guill, Pat 'Ward, Elinor Sivley, Betty Pierson, Clair Whitten, Louise Robertson, Betty McAlister, Ola Fay Burgess, Edith Abbott, Frances Tompkins, Betty Bouchette. Fourth Row: Mary Ellen Cochran, lo Glover, Betty Fish, Virginia Gritiing, Virginia Raymond, Bobbie Ann Head, Io Wilson, Eulaine Hicks, Christine Sammann, Marta Ve Everton, Lucille Bryan, Clarice Higgins, Mr. O. B. Ford. V ,.4 ' Page 96 The National Thespian, Troupe number 353, gave their major production, A. A. Milne's "Ivory Door," on December 5, 1941. Programs from this production were en- tered in the National Contest, which the Abilene Thespians Won in l939-'4O. "On Vengeance Height," the first production of the year, was presented in Oc- tober in assembly and repeated for the P. T. A. in November. Another November at- traction was the melodrama, "Little Nell," which was also offered in assembly. "Beyond the Last Mile," skits, and dramatic readings have been given in schools, USC clubs, and Camp Barkeley. , . The Thespians presented as tournament play, "The Knave of Hearts," a sparkling stylized play-the first of that kind that Abilene High School had ever given. The cast consisted of the best players in school, and these actors were made-up to re- semble the faces on playing cards. Cvurnamenf Flay OFFICERS Kenneth Plumlee .... ..,.. ..... . , . . . President Robby Perkins . .... , . . Vice President Bitsy C-ruver . , , . . .... Secretary Sue 'Kemp .,...,,.... . . . .Secretary Mary Ellen Mitchell , , ..... Treasurer Dorothy Dowdy . . . ......... Treasurer Lee Henry ,... . . ......,...... Reporter Martha Pender .,........ ...,,...,.,......... . .Sergeant-at-Arms THE KNAVE OE HEARTS ' Dordthy Dowdy Bitsy Gruver Kenneth Plumlee Cecil Rutherford Bill Ladas Ioe Bob lay Sarn Henry Smith Katydell McCarty Everett McGehee Page 97 First How: De Alva Watkins, Billie Bay Stewart, Ioe Snow, Billie Graham, Virginia Evans, Frank Everts, Dorotha Hutistedler, Frankie Grittin. y I Second Row: Donald Allison, E. B. Cox, Ioyce Drummond, Dura Mae Waldrop, Bobbie Louise Brewster, Marian Harvey, lune Chorn, Venice Pope, Betty Lou Thornton, lune Morgan. Third How: Mrs. E. M. Randolph, Bandall Story, Ioe Winnitord, Melvin Archer, Lewis Bowdry, Milton McMinn, Kathryn Myatt, La Verne Greene, Clara Ruth Antilley, Gene White. ,Cas Zeales Este club trata de poner entasis en las relaciones entre las Americas, hablando bien la lungua hermosa, cantando canciones espanoles logrando y leyendo litera- tura moderna, como periodicos y cuentos que nos revelan actividades y costumbres de las naciones al sur de nosotros, asistiendo a asemblios de los Mexicanos de nuestra Ciudad, y teniendolos hablar y cantar a nosotros en nuestros asemblios, aprendiendo con exactitud de la pagina impresa, para que los socios puedan entender exactarnente un mensaje desde un pais spanol. Algunos socios sin duda tendran posiciones de secretaria del gobierno en relaciones extranjeras. Es la opinion de este circulo que caulquiera cose que valga hacer vale haciendo bien. Par eso es un idea que a todas las actividades de la escuela se subscribio ciento por ciento. Ningun socio ha recibido derneritos durante el ano escolar. Cada socio trata a todas tiempos ser un ejemplo de virtud, buena conducta, y de cooperacion. OFFICIALES Primer termino Segundo termino loe Snow .,... .... P residente . , . ........ loe Snow Frank Everts .... ..,, V ice Presidente . . . ,..,. Frank Everts Virginia Evans . . .....,..... Secretaria ........,....... Billie Graham Billie Graham ..,..,.... ...... H elatora ,............. Billie Bay Stewart Ioe Snow ...........,. .Representative de estudiantes ...,.,,....... Ioe Snow Senora Bandolph .......,...,.. Madrina .,.......,,,.. Senora Bandolph - . Page 98 That bad man again Whats so iunny girls? Swing it, partner! Freshman royalty on parade Ladies and gen- tlemen, yes sir, the Senior Candy Sale is today Our favorites The Winning post- er with a Winning smile Contributing their bit to the success ot the Senior Box Supper. l2on't iorget to buy your annuals today "And We must have more pep" These are our football heroes i Page 99 Betore school starts Come on, luniors, buy some candy Van and Marjorie enjoy Denton's hospitality Sold for tive-sixty! l Let's hope it turns out all right Page 100 Learning how to do it Installation ot the electric score- board t l X Y fviallf' My pq OFFICERS President ,...,., ,.,., .AA,,, A4...A E r nest Booth Vice President , . A . . A , . timmy Tittle Bobbye Miistead . . Clair Whitten Secretary .,..,, .,.. , A , . , Treasurer ..... ii..,.,..,., . Sponsors Mrs. Owen Stinnett Mr. Iames Cassie Mr. Iames Cuilar --....:....- ....'-':..- Page 102 MINUTEMEN CI Eg.- , , HELEN AARON EARLINE ANDREWS Central Central IOE ANTILLEY PAUL T. BAILEY Elrndalo College Heights HELEN BAKER DIXIE BARLOW Central Central MARVIN BARLOW CRAWFORD BARRIER Central Central LOUISE BLAKEMORE Plainview Iunior High PETER BOUCK Minneapolis BRYAN BOGLE lennings Avenue Iunior High IOY BRAMBLETT College Heights BILLY BRASELTON IESALYN BRASHER Morehead High College Heights PATTY LYNN BRITAIN BARBARA BROWNING College Heights College Heights ARY IOYCE BROWNING OPHELIA BRYAN Central Wylii DOLORES BRYAN SMITH BURNS North Park College Heights MADLIN BURT LOCKILOU BYNUM Central Valley View CLEO CLARY HELEN CLAXTON Shawnee, Oklahoma North Park 3 MAXINE CLEMENT BROOKSIE NELL COLLIERW Central Fair Park X IANE COLLINS NONA LEE CONAWQAY Central Central 'A l l IOY CONLEE AUBREY CONNALLY North Park Central GAYZELLE COOPER NANCY CROWLEY I Marlow Iunior High Travis 'INETEEN HUNDRED Porrrr-FIVE Page 103 4. Page 104 FLOY CUTBIRTH GUY DANIEL Fair Park Fair Park DON DAUGHERTY RICHARD DAVIS Valley View Central CHARLES DODSON BETTY IO EDMONDSON A. C. C. Acazlerny Central ORAN ELMORE, Ir. ROY FARNES Fair Park Valley View BILLY RAY PIELDER DUDLEY FISH Central Lamar IOHNNY GAMBLE NANCY IO GLOVER College Heights Central IAMES K. GRAHAM IEANNIE GRAY Central Travis MARILYN GREEN CAROLYN GRISHAM College Heights Central BETTY GUSTAFSON MYRTLE BETH HAMMERS Central Central GEORGIE MAE HARRIS PAULA HAZEL Central Central BOBBIE ANN HEAD IACK HENDERSON Central Central MARY CATHERINE HIGDON GAYLIA WRAY HILBUR Lamar Valley View BILLY HILL BOBBY LEE HILL Central Lamar GERALD HILL NAOMI RUTH HOLLIDA Fair Park Central BOB HOLLOWELL HORTENCE HOOKER Central Tye CHARLES HORN CHARLES HORTON Valley View Travis MINUTEMEN Q IARY LUCY HOUGHTON RA'ORTEZ HOWINGTON Central Lamar LESTER HUMPHREY BARBARA IACKSON A. C. C. Academy Lamar KAY IOHNSON VIRGINIA IOLLY Central Travis BILLY IOE KING GEORGE KING Travis College Heights BUELL LINDLEY EMILIE LONG Central Valley View EMILY LOWRIE ALMA LOUISE Lamar MCCULLOUGI-I Odessa VIRGINIA ANN EVERETT MCGEHEE MCGAUGHEY Central Central MARKLEY MCMAHON PAULINE MCWILLIAMS Central North Park GLORIA MALCOM DAVID MILLER Central Travis KATI-IRYN MILLER ROSE MARIE MILLER College Heights Valley View HENRY MOHR CHARLES MORRIS College Heights College Heights MARCEIL MULLINS IAMES NEECE Valley View Valley View ERNEST BRANCH GLORIA NORVELL NICHOLS Central Travis TEMA PARKER MARTHA PENDER College Heights Central BETTYE PIERSON KENNETH POLLOCK Central Central BETTY NAN RATHMELL VIRGINIA RAYMOND College Heights Central IINETEEN HUNDRED FORTY-FIVE Page 105 I Page 106 BILLY EARL READ SAMMY RIDGEWAY Hamby College Heights ALTA MARIE EARL GLENN ROSE RICHARDSON Lamar Hamby LOIS RUCKER CARL SHOULTS, Ir. Travis Lqmgf MARIE SHADDIX VICTORIA SHAHEEN New Hope Eair Park IOHNNY SHAW WANDA SHORT Fair Park Cleburne Iunior High BARBARA SMITH NONA MAE SNOW Valley View College Heights ELAINE STARNES O. B. STEPHENS Central Fair Park ETTA IANE STEPHENS DOROTHY SYMES College Heights Central H, D. TERRY BILLY GENE THOMPSON Central Lamar IOANNE THOMPSON IIMMY TITTLE Central Central RAYMOND TODD FRANCES TOMPKINS Travis Central BIRDIE MARGARET IUANITA WALTON WALKER Ranger Central LEROY WHITE LOUISE WHITING Central Central BOBBIE IEAN WILLIAMS RENA LEE WILLIAMS Valley View Butterfield IO WILSON GENELL WOODRUM Travis Central GUS VLETAS IACK WOODS Lamar Central MINUTEMEN or - 1 1 1 PEGGY to ABBOTT BEN Aeumaia Travis LUUIUY EMMA BETH BARNSLEY FRANK BENI-IAM El Paso Central IOYCE BLAUER DOROTHY IEANNE Columbia, Georgia BOTKIN College Heights BETTY BOUCHETTE ELEANOR BOULDIN College Heights Central ZENA PAYE BOULDIN BETTY BREWER College Heights Elmdale BILL BREWER OBERIA BRIGHT Elmdale Trqvig MARIE BROOKS GLADYS BUCHANAN Travis Central GRACE BUCHANAN PATRICIA BUCH Central Fair Park ANNE BERGFIELD NANCY CAWYER Arizona Central CORA LESLIE CLARK CATHERINE CLEGHORN Fair Park College Heights R. L. COLLINGSWORTH DONALD COTHRON Wylie College Heights RUTH CROWSON PATSY DARDEN College Heights Central BILLY DARNELL CHARLES DODSON Central A. C. C. Academy ANGIE DRES MARY DUDLEY Lamar Central l CHARLES DUNN EVAN DUVALL Wylie Central BEATRICE ELLISON GLADYS ELLIOT Valley View Fair Park I NINETEEN HUNDRED FORTY-F IVE Page 107 4 IERRY FINEG TOIVIMIE SUE GLASS San Antonio College Heights EUGENE GLENN IAMES GRIEFING Central St, Ioseph Academy PAT'SY GRISHAM IACK HARDY GRISSOIVI College Heights Pair Park DOROTHY GUTHRIE HOIVIER GENE HARKE Central Valley View HM HARRISON LORA PEARL HAYNES Kerens School Valley View MENOMA HAYNES MILLARD HEATH ' Plainview Central W I PRED LEE HUGHES PATTIE HUNTER 1 Central Lamar W I EDITH HOLLAND EDNA IRENE HOLMES Valley View Harlandale, San Anton PATTIE SUE HORTON VERIENA HUTCHINS College Heights NOYU1 Park DON IETER WESTELLE IOHNSON Fair Park Fort Worth DORTHEAL KILGO ROBERT KING Central Fair Park Q ALFONSE KNAPP ZARA BETH KNOTT St. Ioseph Academy entral l ETTA IEANNE LAMB GENELL LAWHON Central Lamar VIRGINIA LAWLER BETTY MCALISTER Dallas Valley View KATYDELL MCCARTY CLINTON MCCOMBS College Heights College Heights I BOE MILSTEAD BOBBYE MILSTEAD Central Odessa I Page 108 MINUTEMEN OI WILDA HOLMES WINNIE MAE IONES Valley View Travis BERNICE MCCOLLUM POLLY MONK Lubbock Iunior High Travis IAMES MURPHY WANDA MUSTON Central Central HELEN NORRIS PATSY NUCKOLS Santa Anna Lamar WILLENA OLSON ALICE MARIE OSBORNE Central College Heights BILLIE IOYCE PECHACEK BERNICE PERRY Central Lamar IOHN PERRY ANN PICKARD Fair Park St. Ioseph Academy PARKS RAMEY MARIORIE RICHARDS Sarn Houston Iunior High Travis DAVID RICHEY FRANCES RITTENBERG College Heights Harnby H RAY ROBINSON BOYD ROGERS Seminole College Heights BOBBY SAXON IOY SHEFFIELD Central Lamar ALMA IEAN SIBLEY EDITH SNYDER Central Central DOROTHY STEWART PAT STRAWN Central Fair Park IOAN WALKER IOHN ROBERT WALKER Van Horn Central ARNOLD WALKOW ANDY PAUL WERNER Travis Valley View BARBARA IEAN WILLIS OLLIE DEE WINDHAM Lamar Central NINETEEN HUNDRED PORTY-FIVE Page109 LILLIAN ALLEN THE FRESHMAN CORONATION WILMA IEAN BROWN Central College Heights MADLIN BURT HAROLD CHAPMAD Central Lamar BOBBIE LOU ENSEY DOROTHY HARBER Central Travis STELLA MAE HOLCOMB WINNIE lONES Sulphur Springs Travis IOAN SITLER E. C. SATTERWHITE Travis Central LOIS RUCKER MEL THURMAN Travis Fair Park I. E. LAWSON CLAIR WHITTEN Valley View Central Page 110 .....'-:-1" Dizfcrswed Ofcupalious Paul Tatum C. CS H. Electric Leroy Alexander Western Chevrolet Co. La Doyt Bettis Abilene Pl umbinq CS Roofing Co. Bob H avins Abilene Machine Shop W. T. Comer Western Chevrolet Co. Clarence Beasley Safeway lncorporated Stores, Number l 5 Calvin Brooks Safeway lncorporated Stores, Number 25 Donald folly J Sun Electric Co. Billy Crabb Berry Radio Service Page lll Dirferswed Occuprzfians Kenneth Ford Thornton's Radio Service Shop lean Morris Waddington's Ladies' Wearing Apparel Weldon Fryar Crain Office Supply 4: A- ul- Charles Lewis Safeway lncorporated Stores, Number l 6 Geraldine Coplen lVlinter's Downstairs Store Lamar M uston Refrigeration Supply df Electric uk Af 1 Kenneth Campbell S. 5 Q. Clothiers George Hermann C. R. Gaslcill, .Architect Lowell Milstead Hoppe Auto Electric Service Louise Oldham Rex A. Smith, leweler Page l 12 A Diwrswvd Occupnfivns Billie Mae Buster C. M. Presley, Ieweler Elmer Tedtord Abilene Sheet Metal Works Howard Cheek Albert McAlister, Building Contractor Melha Chaney Filth Avenue Shop Bohert Taylor Minter Dry Cvoods Co. + Q 1 Metal Machine Shop, opened Iune lB, l94l, for the traininq oi Work- men in defense in- dustries. T h r e e hundred and iorty men were trained the iirst year. Mr. W. Bainey Owen, Cofordina- tor. E-"'..'-- Page 113 . I' ' " ' x' A First Row: Buell Lindley, Billy Wayne Foster, Ioyce Drummond, Bay Hardwick, lo Ann Powers, ter Blackburn, Billyjo Stewart, Iohn W. Axe, Peggy Little, I. A. Owens, loe Winnitord, Mr. I. l. Moore. 0 Second Row: Alton Baker, B. C. Farmer, Cleon Smith, Lloyd Keith, B. l. Collinsworth, Shelton Leach, Billy Roberts, Dick Antilley, C. F. Briggs, Carroll Daniell, David Chase, Delwyn Dill. Third Row: Allen Young, l. E. Montgomery, Milburn Warner, Harold Iones, Frank K. Antilley, Wil- lard Martin, Burl Owens, Dewey Higginbotham, Eugene Tooke, Boy Lee Ferguson, Elvis Skipper, Leon Nichols, Calvin Cowden. Fourth Row: Bobby Bay Moore, lames Box, Ernest Nichols, Charles Trickey, Leonard Skipper, George Pliler, Bay McClure, Carol Bland, Welton Lindsey, Wallace lordan, Gene Horton, loe Mansell, lesse Edmondson. Sufurc' Sfrzrmers af America Vocational Agriculture was introduced into Abilene High School in l929. During these thirteen years tour hundred and sixty-tive students have taken the course. Be- sides strict agricultural training, the boys are trained in leadership. This training is obtained through activities in F. F. A. work. The Future Farmers ot America is na- tional in scope. More than 200,000 boys are active members. Texas has a member- ship ot 30,000, the course being three years in length. Four credits are allowed for the three years' work. A variety ot activities are engaged in by the chapter, among which are judging of livestock, soil conservation, livestock and crop improvement, radio programs, public speaking, community service, as well as many other activities. A trained farm leadership is the goal. President . . , , , . . . .Walter Blackburn Treasurer . Billy Wayne Foster Vice President ,.,. .,.. I ohn W. Axe Watch Dog . . . . , . Bay l-lardwick Secretary . . . ..., Buell Lindley Parliamentarian . loe Winnitord Reporter . . .l. A. Owens Adviser . . . . I. l. Moore Page 114 .......' Zufure Zzrmcrs Iohn W. Axe Welcomes dads to the Walter Blackburn and his capon Father-Son banquet ' ' ' ' ' ' Alton Baker and his winning Billyjo Stewart is rnade Queen lersey heiter 'k 1' X' Q if 1' Dewey Hiqqinbotharn and his Welton Lindsey and his tinewool lamb Billy Richards and his champion qilt champion gilt page 115 t fly? f f 1 1 Q 1 A -. 0 First Row: Mr. H. S. Fatherree, Frances Evans, Don Crantill, Mary Elizabeth Stribling, Elinor Siv- ley, Bitsy Gruver, Roy Reynolds, Lee Henry, Nancy Cunningham. Second Row: Taylor Paul, Walter Rattan, joe Snow, Van Wiley Williams, Lou Brock, Marjorie Black, Rose Shirley Walkow, Billy D. King, George Overshiner. Third Row: Charline Grittis, Betty Iean Brown, Viola Mills, Louise Oldham, jerry Keith, Wyno- gene Ballard, Kenneth Ford, La Doyt Bettis, Hollis Manly. Fourth Row: Lubert Wilson, Lataine Williams, May Elizabeth Burton, Margaret jordan, Mary Eliza- beth Haag, Mary Frances Chelt, Marie Iohnson, Edwin Stewart, Ellison Gerlach, Walter Blackburn. Fitth Row: Frances Grimes, Doris Sample, Marion Boyd, Mary Evelyn Varnell, Billie lead Glass, Billie Ioe Parrish, Marian Penrod, Margery Givens, lone Tillett, Billie Io Taylor, Robert Corliss, Wel- i ton Lindsey. l y - - ,Nafzomzl ffamfr Smcfy j l Cn April 8, l942, in a chapel program conducted by the members elected in i l94l, thirty-seven graduating seniors were inducted into the National Honor Society, Marjorie Black, secretary, introducing the new members. Mr. H. S. F atherree presided at the meeting and emphasized the qualifications necessary for election H outstand- ing scholarship, leadership, service, and-most important oi all-character. lndivid- ual speeches were made on these requirements: Scholarship, Rose Shirley Walkowg Leadership, Elinor Sivleyg Service, Mary Elizabeth Striblingg and Character, Bitsy ' Gruver. At the close of the program, the members repeated the pledge led by the presi- dent, Lee Henry. OFFICERS Lee Henry . . . . . . . ,President Taylor Paul .... . . .Vice President Marjorie Black . . . , , . .Secretary ........ Page116 lm sscc Could tt be Santa Claus behind those whiskers? Qflice girls really worlf: 1k My goodness! Ioe must he a good corrversattonaltst What's so funny? -Af 1 -A- "O'er the land ol the tree and the home of the brave" That's telling 'em, l-lawlcshaw A r , Q' t-' "Future Farmers' banquet come to order" Look at the pretty sun-grins Page 117 5 s 5 I5 Q: U16 1941 I I PROGRAM I. White Cliffs . . . .Public Speaking ancl Music Departments II. Rhythm Taps ,st..,,t.., .,,.,.......... M arjorie Black I III. By the Sea .... , . , . .Rack o' Curtain Club I Lubert Wilson IV. Spanish Trio , . . . Marqaret Sue Marshall I Kathleen Marshall V. Lobby Scene . . , .,...,..., Personality Girls I VI. Paw-Paw Pickers , , . . , ,.i., Raclio Guild VII. Tap Dance ancl Sona . . , . . .Ruth Harrison VIII. The Hillbilly Band . . . . ,... F. F. A. Chapter Q H8 "-'...-: Q tl SI Kvadshvw CCRCNATION Neptune's Court Neptune . . . ,A..A.A4...,...AA..,.. .4., I ohn Garrett Pirates . . . r.., r.,r C harles Sammons, lack Boles Princesses Escorts Princesses Escorts Senior Sophomore Frances Watson CQueenD . , . L . Roy Boaer Lillie Vletas i ,.... .,.. .... H a rwell Barber Sis Hambriclc ...... .... .... I . W. Sorrells Molly Hinds ....i.,..t Raymond Thomason Doris Lind Antilley . , , Welton Lindsey Mary Ruth Higgins .......r..... Guy Evans Iunior Freshman Elinor Sivley .... . . . . Preston Petty Dorothy Watson ,i... ..,.. R aymond Munden Bitsy Gruver ..,i.. ............. R ed Burditt Rosemary Hambrick ..,........ limmy Cooper Norma Barton , . . . . . ....... Earl Lawless Wanda Pain .,.......,.........,, Robert Lee Spirit ot the Waves . ,i,.,i . . . .....i ,..,, . Marjorie Black Coronation Music . , . Abilene Hiah School Orchestra Staae Setting , Nancy Cameron, Van Wiley Williams Directors , L . 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WWI' ' Ay' ,R ilfif x jf i Elmar- - - ' 2 f' 1, lm fn an ll Senior iff five feaeli and three inches of pep and school spirit 99 96 if make yell-leader ELINOR SWLEY a charming FLASHLIGHT QUEEN ii if ii likes long red finger- ii if ii h i to wait ii ii ii dislikes nails and prefers cats to clcas a es people who use excessive slang if if is would like to become an artist 96 if 99 here's to you, Sivley. l if Y F E i t E i 'K g...... ........---.i Y Y Jfallis - - No particular aversion 96 96 96 wavy black hair 96 96 96 a "whiz" at badminton 96 96 96 that's HOLLIS MANLY, MCDST VALUABLE student in dear old Abilene High 96 96 96 likes sport clothes and brown boots 96 96 96 favorite subjects are photography and science 96 96 96 likes collie dogs, especially one named "Skippy" 96 96 96 al- though he is interested in aviation, Hollis intends to make insur- ance salesrnanship his life work. K, I JI, U it of 1, t 4 if l 4 4 t lla I l Dvscy - - Amigble MARY DORIS M!-RTI-IIS if if if pictured here gs MOST FRIENDLY student 99 if if has blue eyes and ddrk brown hdir if it if friendly, vivcrcious, ornd likes everybody if if 9+ ct senior, seventeen, gnd five feet, five inches tctll if if if just "loves" to knit gnd designs dll her clothes if if if ambition is some doty to become or foreign correspondent if if if good luck, Dosey. , ir ir Whizzcr - - Eriterprisiriq VAN' W. WlLLlAMS X it it likes to sldm doors, dot silly, wear loud socks - especially his portriotic red, white, cmd blue ories-motke sdr- cdstic crctcks omd pop gum it it it well deserves the honor oi MOST DEPEND- ABLE' BOYX it it CI murder mystery tori omd likes to collect records it it it tctkes his temper out oh the piomo it it it it he doesn't loecome ct mdqctzirie illustrotor, he'd like to be ct motion picture director or cm orctor-with Hedy Ldmdrr to pldy opposite him. 'K x I t W ,fly .70 5- if of this is. eiriq i otrs T p MJ h 65 hectd is drioth ILL it r ff VL 5 10 N I I MOST UEP N A E' I L it it she detestsgb ' tter chool hours shlylls ers ring! er! civic dctivin s it clqimlgker rjglfjdr is not ct dis CUf1lNCgG it it at li'es t cctrry on toreiqxrrxfdr spohdehce it it it Wants to 1'l'1CIjOgilf1 psychology it it it rx so-power to yd, lone! Q-3 Q ,Aflazyvrie - - Need a dance partner? l-low about MARIORIE BLACK? it it if she's been dancing since she was two it it it has brown eyes and is tive feet and two inches oi independence it if it says her cowboy boots are her pride and joy it it it is a natural for MOST VEBSATILE GIRL if it 4+ besides dancing, Margy likes to draw, play the piano and swim, collect whatnots and records it it tt wants to become a career wo- man, but admits that she might change her mind. ' cxylx lk 5f kr-' 6 -XE-E 4 'IK Kenneth - - Sentimental, accomplished, dark- haired it it it KENNETH PLUMLEE it it it MOST VEHSATILE BOY in Abilene l-ligh it it it jazz and reading are his two pet aversions it tt itwhen not tak- ing the lead in one of the Thespian plays, Kenneth is usually golfing or skating it X' it a swell Senior Prexy it at tt it his plans work out, the world will soon have another Maurice Evans. F 1 . ll it MLN 'A' if 59, i Mhkltifvnry - - Meet the morn who prefers clctssicgl to swing music if if if yes sir, it's SAM HENRY SMITH, the students' choice fO1'MOST REPRESENTATIVE BOY if if A five feet gnd eleven inches, l4O pounds, brown eyes ctnd hctir, this debctter likes ony subjects pertgining to government if if if tennis cmd swimming tgke up his spgre time if if if never hots met gnyone he couldn't lectrn to like if if if ots to the future Sctm intends to prctctice lgw. l5'ifsy - - Collecting hrotcelets ctnd rec- ords, especictlly those of Ellg Eitzgerctld, otre two of the mony olobies of MERLAINE GRUVER, his yegr's loctnd sweetheoirt gnd OST REPRESENTATIVE GIRL if if wishes she hctd cr Southern drgwl if if if this true Eggle would like to mgke dgncing her cgreer if if if sgys musicctl comedies gre her fgvorite type of movies. r o A ii 4 ll' ir kay' - Put together five feet and eleven inches, l95 pounds, dark hair, and brown eyes, and you have it it-Pit RAYMOND TROUTMAN, junior ft it it MOST ATHLETIC BOY it likes anything to eat, unaffected people and all sports 'lt it it likes to have fun on dates but dislikes smart- alecks and going to dances it it it though he's undecided about the future, We can expect great things from this Eagle. . 41 if , , ,A t 4 Suef f The girl with the refreshing personal- ity-SUE Wl-IISENHUNT, lively, ani- mated-selected by the students of Abi- lene l-liqh as MOST ATHLETIC GIRL it it it five feet and eight inches, light brown hair it it it Sue likes to take part in all sports and is a "killer" at base- ball tt at it dislikes themes and operas it it it could live on "pumpkin" pie if necessary it it it Wants to become a school teacher it it it We're backing you, Sue. in--H1-I. V , 1+ l 555. . President ot the National Honor So- ciety, optimistic LEE HENRY is the pick of the student body for MOST INTEL: LECTUAL BOY at it if is an amateur playwright and photographer at at at likes loud clothes and bloody adven- ture tales it it if boogie Woogies is bet- ter than Bach in his opinion at it it says that army lite seems to be his calling at at 96 Wants to become a chemical en- gineer. Ever see anyone Who had rather sing than eat-almost? Well, here is it it if BILLIE IEAN GLASS if at at this year's MOST INTELLECTUAL GIRL it tt at a senior, tive feet, four inches tall, blonde, laughing blue eyes at if tr likes to curl up in a chair, eat candy, and read it if at dislikes unfriendly peo- ple it it if prefers Artie Shaw to clas- sics it at it next year, it's college and a major in business administration it it it best ot luck, "Babe" Dlsllnguzshcd Scrwcs ROY REYNOLDS M athemancs BILLIE IO TAYLOR Pep Squad ll' BOB C ORLI SS Spanish CATHERINE JOHNSON Latin 'K , MARTA VE EVERTON History VIRGINIA BROWN ROSE SHIRLEY WALKOW PATTY SARRELS Distinguished Sereiee DONALD YARBRO VICTOR M CGLOTHLIN TROY WILLIS DOHQTPIY DOWDY LUBERT WILSON Drcmcriics lOUI'HGIiS1T1 Distinguished Smfive PATRICIA YONGE LATAINE WILLIAMS LCINELLE WILLIAMS Public Speaking English Commercial 4X 1 I 1 4 .-J I LaDOYT BE TTI S Diversified Occupations E iiii HELEN BAILEY 4k NELL LAWSoN ll' Band Aff gt Distinguished Sereiee WALTER BLACKBURN Vocational Agriculture 1 AUBBEY DUNCAN DAVID LANTZ Shop NI Mechanical Drawing E l L . if 41 g5,,f'14Z5i.fY K' C71 I f ,f ff C6 ,law-Q ,ffhfd-555, Wyman 651.4 , M Q,V-JW' AA' ixfedj M 5 Q msnwg f 12221 z ZC! me - H-L xf'Xx.9g.O9,- os- XQQJH Q,x,,VkL,k9gj im , Jim- ' ' QW JQANQQQ CSP OL Js,WJJliL , QWMJQ . STEM M SQ? duyjow. U 4 , ' ' I ' ' ufvwn 1,4-Awww' ,fifa," , ".+-of-u,,' - :,afwf,' I N.,,ann.,.:1AKg -- I 'N , 1 SX 'U Q X 'NS M MQW Wifi Y. ..--1' I xyf MR. VERNON HILLIARD MR. W. Q ' ,TLEY MR. I. B. NEELY MR. WILFORD MOORE Head Coach Ffeshma Co h B Team Coach Varsity Line Coach l- ........ Page 133 Zrwfball By ROY REYNOLDS and ALTON WILSON HM BRENNAN MOLLY I-IINDS TOM COLLINS Halfbaclc-Captain Football Sweetheart All-District Tackle-Captain Front Row: Dub Duff, Ioe Bennett, Iohn Howell, Max Fisher, Dub Shields. Second Row: W. D. Winlcles, Iohn Tom Winniford, George Watson, lack Boles, lack Clarke, Dick Grant, Gene Spires. Third Row: Bill Kiker, lim Bren- nan, Red Burditt, Toni Collins, Ioh ' james Cowan, Neal Bradshaw. Fourth Row: Raymond Troutrnan, C. H. Collins, Donald Havins, Ioe c:Minn, Billy Colwell, Morris Patterson, Kenneth Killian. Page 134 Kevzew N CN-CONFERENCE GAMES Abilene. , . .25 Plainview . , . U Abilene . , . . 6 Thomas lefferson O Abilene ...., . . O Breckenridge .... 15 ABILENE 6-LAMESA O The Eagles in their first Conference tilt cruised into the midst of the Tornadoes in the Lamesa stadium, and before the Tornadoes ever started blowing, the Eagles were flying steadily toward the goal. lt was the power-house driving of ro- bust Raymond Troutman who thundered across for the last six yards to score the lone touch- down of the game. The Eagles floated through the remaining three quarters, playing a defen- sive game. Lamesa in all their efforts failed to penetrate the Eagle 30-yard line. After sixty minutes of hard fighting, when the Tornadoes had ceased and the dust had settled, the Eagles were flying high with their first Conference victory. N90 IACK BOLES IOHN L. HIGDON Guard - Center GENE SPIRES-W. D. WINKLES Managers IACK CLARKE Guard 4 I M. ,,. M ..?.....'-"' Faq 5 1 l t KENNETH KILLIAN End ABILENE 6-ODESSA 7 Under the lights of Eagle Stadium, two great teams-the Abilene Eagles and Odessa Bronchos-fought a hard battle to the finish with the final score reading 6-7 in Odessa's favor. After a thrilling sneak play by Howell and Burditt, whose score was nullified be- cause of an error, the game lost interest until close to the second quarter when lack Boles intercepted a pass and on a sustained drive the Warbirds pushed seventy-eight yards for a touchdown. The extra point was not good. Eeeling that the game was theirs, Eagle hopes flew high until the last fatal moments, when the Bronchos steadily pushed the Eagles back for a score, their extra point being good. At the end of the season, Odessa was found to have an ineligible player and was forced to forfeit its victories, thus giving the Eagles the game. NEAL BRADSHAW BILL KIKER E' 51 End Page H --..:..' SWEETWATER 45-ABILENE 6 After playing a close game with Odessa at Eagle Stadium, the Abilene squad went to Sweetwater to be de- feated by the Mustang juggernaut to the tune of 45-6. lt was the Eagles' game through the first quarter, and at one time they penetrated to the Mus- tang 6-yard line, only to lose the ball on downs. Early in the second guar- ter the Eagles received the ball from a punt on the Sweetwater 49-yard lineg then it took only ten running plays for Abilene to score, with Brennan carry- ing over on a short drive. The kick from placement was wide. From then on the game belonged to the Mustangs, but it was not earned without hard fighting against the Eagle forward wall. RAYMOND TROUTMAN Fullback ' JOE BENNETT IOI-IN HOWELL Center Quarterback .-.:..-'- ABILENE 19-MIDLAND O Having lost a hard-fought game to Sweetwater, the Eagles jumped back into the Conference fight by clawing the Midland Bulldogs to a l9-O victory. After a calm first quarter, the Warbirds cut loose in the second period when Brennan carried the ball over from the l7-yard line. Then without giving the Bulldogs a chance to breathe the Eagles headed for another goal, in which Brennan plowed over for six more points. The conversion was made by I-Iigdon. Before the end of the sec- ond guartet, Burditt scored the final point. The last half was slow, with the Eagles spending their time batting down passes. DUB SI-IIELDS DICK GRANT Quarterback Halfback Page ,38 -.1- ABILENE 26-COLORADO CITY 7 Gaining momentum as the season pass- ed, the Abilene Eagles became a real threat in the SAA District Eootball race. This was definitely proved when the Eagles met the Colorado City Wolves on the Wolt field. Starting the game off with a bang, loe BILLY CCLWELL Tackle Bennett pounced on a tumble and the War- birds were one score ahead three plays later. Without giving the Wolves time to howl, Bennett pounced on another tumble and for the second time in the game, Trout- man found pay dirt. Having held the ball only a few minutes, the Wolves lost it again to the Eagles when lack Clarke broke through the line to block a punt made by This time it was Brennan who the toe. broke through for the third touchdown of the game. The last Warbird score came near the end ot the first halt. The Wolves' only score came in the last period against the Abilene Reserves. ' IAMES COWAN JOEL MCMINN Tackle Tackle -'..: .-.-4.-'- any Page 139 l l ABILENE 35-SAN ANGELO O With vengeance in their hearts for former losses to the San Angelo Bobcats, the Eagles trounced a weak Bobcat team on a bleak November day. After a fifty-three yard trek to pay dirt by Troutman, Bren- nan sped over twenty-one yards to the second score of the game. Again in the second quarter Troutman proved himself a real player by speeding twenty- six yards for another six points. On a pass from Howell to Burditt in the closing moments of the first half, another score was added to the swift heaping numbers to make the score 28-O for the Eagles. The scoring-at-will by the Warbirds stopped in the second half, and the Eagles were held to only one touch- down, made by Howell on a twenty yard Canter. Higdon's talent to kick extra points was not discov- ered until this game in which he kicked all the con- versions. ABILENE 28eeBlG SPRING O With a trail of glory behind them, the Eagle closed one of their most successful seasons in yearn with a 28-O convincing win over the Big Spring Steer The first score was made by Brennan in an eighti three yard race. Another score was in sight whe Kenneth Killian blocked a kick on the Steers' 23-yar line. ln three tries Brennan carried the ball ove the goal, untouched, and it was just three plays late that Troutman surged forty-six yards for the thin tally of the game. The final touchdown came in tl last period of play when Burditt intercepted a Stes pass. On the next play, Dub Shields heaved a pas to Burditt, who took the pigskin on over. Under their new coach, Vernon Hilliard, the Eagle closed the 1941-'42 football season. It was their be in many a moon-second place in the 3AA Distrit crown. ,xx Q. " L 'A At that game again Page 140 X ' A B A S K E T B A L iw S L HOWARD L. MILLER SAM STOVALL Coach Captain High-point man First Row: Taylor Paul, Sam Stovall, W. D. Winkles, John L. Hiadon, Don Crantill, Gene Spires. .f A f Second Row: Toe Bennett, Benny Bailey, Rex Stubbs, Ralph Hardy, Ray- mond Thomason, Dorman Farmer. Third Row: Billy D. Kina, Aubrey Cole, Coach Howard Miller, Red Bur- ditt, lohn Howell, C. H. Collins. -Wt -- "X Page 141 7, B A S K E T B A L TAYLOR PAUL L IOHN Center After the surprisingly successful season of 1941, the turned to the basketba11 court to resume the District 3AA ag1es re- u11 compe- tition of 1942. Because of a change in the method of determining district champions, the cage race this year Was run off in the form of a doub1e round robin. Bated as pre-season favorites, the Warbirds did not fai1 their pub1ic, and after a fiuctuating and uncertain season, they emerged with the Dis- trict Tit1e. The race of 1942 proved to be the craziest this part of the country has seen in many years. As many as six different times, four teams were tied for the championship, and at one specific time, after the season had reached its peak, six teams were tied for the crown, and out of the eight Weeks of p1ay, the Warbirds were tied nine times with some other team or teams for top position. After dropping two games, their first and one about the midd1e Warbirds can't be stopped by Odessa Page 142 B A S K E T B A L l L GENE SPIRES DON CHANFILL Guard Guard of the season, the Eagles, with determination and fighting spirit in their hearts, set out to accomplish one goal-District Championship. Having lost a game to San Angelo and one to Big Spring in the first half of the double round robin schedule, the Birds avenged these losses with stinging defeats to the enemy in the second half. The other games of the sea- son were mostly a cinch, and many times the Abilene hustlers emerged from tilts with lopsided scores in their favor. Two such times were the Colorado City and Midland games with scores of 49-l7 and 48-16, respectively. With Stovall as their captain and high scorer of the season U52 pointsl, the Eagles stretched their home winning streak to twenty-five games and their District winnings to four out of the last five years. After winning District, the Cagers faced only one foe before the State finals, but that foe was fatal. Playing a two out of three games series with the No qo-but a good try Page 143 B A S K E T B A L L BED BUBDITT JOHN HOWELL Guard Forward Austin Panthers of El Paso at El Paso, the Birds dropped the first two, 45-l9 and 37-31, respectively, giving the Panthers the Begional Crown. Because of their brilliant playing and smooth handling of the ball, the Eagles finished a golden season with colors flying and honors received for their accomplishments. They proved a successful team - one that Abilene l-ligh School can justly be proud of and claim as its own. The individual record of the leading five for the full season is as follows: Player Points Stovall Ccaptainj L L L ,l52 Winkles L L ,.,,, ll8 Spires ,L ,L L LL 77 Paul L L L .,,. L L 57 Lciligsdon L L ,L,L.L.LLLLL. LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL L L L 53, 3. Keeping up their good WWZ4-,y-42, 0.509 Page 144 fy Al. B A S K E T B A L 1, DORMAN FARMER DUB WINKLES Forward Abilene Anson 1 24 Abilene 19 Big Spring .28 Abilene Cross Plains 21 Ajgilene 24 Lgme-Sq 17 Abilene Brownwood .15 Abilene 32 San Angelo 26 Abilene San Angelo 32 Abilene 38 Midland 27 Abilene Larnesa , .19 Abilene 48 Colorado City .17 Abilene Colorado City 416 Abilene . 39 Cdessa A N34 Abilene Midland 18 Abilene , 48 Sweetwater 27 Abilene Sweetwater ..31 Abilene 134 Big Spring . , 30 Abilene Odessa , 25 Abilene . . .19 Austin tEl Pasol 45 Abilene . 31 Austin C121 Paso? 37 Ringing the bell again .K,. 5 ' .Nl Pg 145 Pep Squad Upper Left: Preston Petty, Norma Barton, Mary Doris Mathis, Elinor Siv- ley, Baymond Thomason. ' n C A ' Upper Bight: Betty lo l-lorn, Betty lane Lea, Marion Boyd, Billie Marie Haz- ard, Patsy Petty. Lower Left: First Bow, Wynoaene Ballard, Frances Choate, Dorothy Nell Haynes, Anne Ethe ' 7 Second Bo , t?QLa Nelle Williams, Freda Smith, Willie lean Cullen, Mary To Xtorman, Betty Fish. Lower Bight: First Bow, Barbara Clayton, Molly Hinds, Pauleta Buther- ford, Monta Middlebrooks, Billie Louise Brown. Second Bow, Eulalia Browning, Patti Allen, Mary lean Thomas, Venice Pope, Billie lo Taylor, lacque l-littson. PM CFFlCEBS Xglllgrma Barton . , . ,President Eti'n6iFSi5i5y ,,., . , Vice President Mary Doris Mathis ,.., ..,.. S ecretary Preston Petty . . , . , Leader Baymond Thomason . ,Leader Pq146 gf- With a T-F-A-M and a rah, rah, rah, rah! T-E-A-M and a rah, rah, rah, ra hi T-E-A-M and a rah, rah, rah, rah! Team, rah! Team, rahl Team! Upper Left: First Row: Betty lo Tate, Virginia Grilling, Peggy Martin, Ger- aldine Davis. Second Bow: lune Chorn, Io Anne Nott, Lora Lee Cook, Dorothy Dowdy, Ion Ann Grisham, Marian Harvey. Q Upper Bight: First Row: Mary Ruth Higgins, Io Ann Luther, Lessie Nor- well, Mary Ellen Mitchell. Second Row: Iudy Bryant, Margaret Fagan, Mary Alice Nelson, Patricia Yonge, Louise Daniel, Wanda Fain. Lower Lett: First Row: Shirley Gaskill, Gwendolyn Grisham, Doris Bohan- non, Patricia Clark. Second Row: Elizabeth Iohnson, Genevieve Henslee, Dorothy Hillman, Dorothy Gene Moore, Doroth ,gt - Dorothy Lehr. Lower Right: First Rowz l i ootsie Quarrels, lacile Ash- ton, Virginia Block. - Second Row: Shirley Williams,lXIane Buzbee, Patsy Mobley, Lavinia Har- ris, Eudera Goldsmith7 Lillie 'V'l'etasQ M""""""'r--W -'r' A Pep Squad :..1 ....-:..- Page 147 lra Allen, Dorman Akins, Bob Andrew, B. L. Bates, Douglas Berry, Tommy Blak- ney, Lonnie Boggs, C. F. Briggs, lohn Brooks, R. L. Brown, V. E. Bryant, Charles Carter, lack Chaney, Ralph Chapin, Marvin Clements, Aubrey Connally, D. W. Crain, lohn Crutchfield, Moody Coffman, Calvin Cowden, Billy Davis, Richard Davis, Wayne Dean, lessie Edmondson, Cran Elmore, Frank Everts, Billy Ray Fielder, Bobby Field- er, Roy Lee Fuller, Mack Fullerton, lohn Griffin, Billy f-lagood, Homer l-larker, Otis Harvey, Lowell Knight, Roland Knight, Billy Bob Lewis, Bryan McClanahan, Don McClure, l-lunt McKinley, Glen Meeks, Henry Mohr, Bobby Moore, foe Nettles, George Cvershiner, Wade Parmelly, Everett Pittman, Don Riddle, Cecil Rudloff, Clifton School- er, Clifton Schaeffer, lames Shelton, Walter Sherwood, loe Snow, Crvall Strong, Earl Thompson, Mel Thurman, Iohn Walker, Burl Williams, Earl Williams, Glen Williams, Charles Willis, Wendell Willis, Donald Yarbro, Bitsy Gruver, sweetheart. 6 tingle Hand OFFICERS Captain ....,............,...,.,.,..... lra Allen First Lieutenant ,.., ,... I ohn Crutchfield Second Lieutenant . . . .... .Donald Yarbro Second Lieutenant . , . .... lohn Frank Brooks "PROP" BYNUM P Q 148 wi Billie Arnanfgelen Bailey, lesalyn Brasher, Betty lean Brown, Barbara Chapin, Boby lean Chiles, Ellen Cochran, Miclcia Coqdell, Dorothy Cutbirth, F loy Cutbirth, Bet- ty Daniel, Martha Daniel, Eula Faye Darnell, Frances Evans, Lola Fonville, Martha Fonville, Mary Francisco, Mary Elizabeth Haag, Nancy Harris, Laurine Hays, Clarice l-liqqins, Wanda Lou Hill, Marie lohnson, luanell Iones, Dessie Lee Laird, Bobbie Lou Landers, Viola Mills, NQQEY-iNQlS-QQ Voncele C'Bar, Betty Io Pearce, Ioyce Pitzer, Bet- tie Bounds, Eleanor Schaefer, Natalia Schaefer, Elaine Schanbacher, Mary Lo Sears, loy Sue Self, Barbara Smith, Nona Mae Snow, Yvonne Starnes, Clara Strange, Flor- ence Tollett, Virginia Tripp, Bosa Lee Wilson. 6 Girls Hand OFFICERS President ..., Frances Evans Vice President Betty lean Brown Secretary , .Barbara Chapin Reporter . , ,Marie lohnson Librarian , . . Mary Francisco l t I First Row: Doris Keyes, Margaret Iordan, Dorothy Taylor, Betty Io Delano. Second Row, Leonard Taylor, Leland Willis, Wilbur Lindsey, Grady Gordon, Mr. Shelby Smith fcoacht. Abilene High School was ably represented this year with one of the best tennis teams in the history ot the school. At Dis- trict Meet, the Abilene High senior girls' doubles placed tirstg junior girls' singles, Doris Keyes, first: in senior boys' singles, Grady Gordon, secondg in senior boys' doubles, Leland Willis and Wilbur Lindsey, second, in junior boys' singles, Leonard Taylor, second. Zennis and 50? At the Sweetwater District Meet this year, Abilene High School had as its representatives Gene Stovall, Don Craniill, Billy Murphey, Eddie Grier, and lay McClure. These boys brought back to Abilene High School the second place trophy. Other mem- bers: Dick Cochran, Lewis Chase, Bedford Dunn, lohn Howell, Harwell Barber, and Billy Ioe Dunn, Mr. D. B. Vfeatherby Gene Stovall Sam Stovall Taylor Paul Don Craniill Coach Pacing the Sweetwater Mustangs down to the finish of the last race, the Abilene l-ligh Tracksters won a close second in the District 3AA Meet of '42 with an accumulation of 34 points to Sweetwater's 37. Troutman, one of Abilene's star players, was high-point man of the Meet with 15 l-4 points, winning first place in the shot put and discus. Burditt, one of the surprise stars of the Meet, won first in the 220-yard dash and the 100-yard dash. On the 440-yard relay, the Abilene team-Burditt, Spires, Lee, and Troutman-placed first and set a new Dis- trict record of 47 seconds flat. At the Regional Meet, Abilene again surprised a group of track fans by beating Sweetwater for second place honors, after Breck- enridge copped the title with 27 points. The Eagles in gaining a total of 16 points, made their strongest bid for top honors since 1935. Troutman, Eagle high-point man of the Meet, along with Flanagan of Sweet- water and Fambro of Breckenridge with ten points each, took first place in the shot put and discus. ln the discus, Troutman set a new record of 132 feet, 2 inches, bettering the old record of lames Thomason of Brownwood. Burditt again copped first place in the 100-yard dash with a time of ten and one-tenth seconds. The Abilene boys did a grand job-one that we are truly proud of. Our hats are off to you, boys, for your fine work and glorious display of sportsmanship and truly great ability as tracksters. Crack First Row: Dub Duff, Charles Trickey, H. G. Castle, Bobby Lee l-lill, Fred Schultz, Donald Bird, Gene Spires, Stanley l-linnant. Second Row: Billy Lee Allen, Richard Dillingham, Bill McDaniels, Robert Lee, Ray Taylor, Eugene Tooke, Charles Bradshaw, Eddie Grier. Third Row: Mr. W. K. Bentley Ccoachl, Duane Sandlin, lustin Edgar, Ralph Ownby, Bobby Buckles, Morris Patterson, Raymond Troutman, Louis Bowdry, and Bill Kiker. tr t. , ,.., 5 ftftttzgif 31 k J 1? f1ki"m'u,, 1 3' 'il :QQ 15.81 . ' fx U , ,Q D gy g 13112-A f . ,L K . , K .am 9521959 '. 3 3535 tyaegl 5 3 1 A 1 - 1 fig sirens 353' ,fi ti'. 1 4' V, .M .lwmz i .K I ' W ..,wf'i' - , 11 A 3:38 555081 .. , Page 151 ,?5 i L Mk 1 X, .fr-'iw-1 l. A. Owens, re- porter ofthe F.F.A., speaks ot their cin- nugl banquet lrci struts his stuff The Bond Boys ore so-o-o-o versa! tile! Like tother, like son We might soy Hg good time was had by crlluevbut thgt's trite Polly Monk-the Potty Berg oi Abi- lene High Page 153 Smile, kids! Smile! "So th e y took m e d o W n th at long, last mile." L o o lc a q a i Dj they're tlsh. "S o m e candy, dear teacher." That gf o l cl e n- votced orator. "Do dat dinlcy dance." Paint, b I u s h, and oh boy! What We all must do! 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N l if 4' 4 flvllis - - No particular aversion it it it wavy black hair it it if a "Whiz" at badminton it it it that's HOLLIS MANLY, MOST VALUABLE' student in dear old Abilene l-liqh it it it likes sport clothes and brown boots it it it favorite subjects are photoqraphy and science if it it likes collie dogs, especially one named "Skippy" it it it al- though he is interested in aviation, l-lollis intends to make insur- ance salesmanship his life Work. ,amd ,, t X it , J J Dascy- - Amidble MARY DORIS MIXTHIS 96 96 96 pictured here ds MOST FRIENDLY student 96 96 96 hos blue eyes dnd ddrk brown hdir 96 96 96 friendly, vivdcious, and likes everybody 96 96 96 cz senior, seventeen, and five feet, five inches tdll 96 96 96 just "loves" to knit ond designs dll her clothes 96 96 96 ambition is some ddy to become d foreign correspondent 96 96 96 qood luck, Dosey. E Li.. l I J., fx I' it -it Q yi' 'A' 4 ,I .4 'A' 'ir Wllizzcr - - Eriterprisiria VA N, W. WlLLlAMS it it if likes to slam doors, act silly, Wear loud socks - especially his patriotic red, white, and blue ones-make sar- castic cracks and pop gum it it if well deserves the honor ot MOST DEPEND- ABLE BOY4 ii 96 a murder mystery ian and likes to collect records it if it takes his temper out on the piario it it it ii he ClOGSl'1Ll-lD9CCTH6 ' ' A , he'd like to be a motion picture director or an actor-With l-ledy Lamarr to play opposite him. K l T lxageg1thus1 ic, r de head is arioth ILL it pr ot this is ema Mm y .gg Zjf , N , M . , Y . Mosr HEP JIXJDA QE 1 L it if she detests b ' l iter chool I idl t o XS hours she i er's riitqglea er 4115 civic activives it jf clgimlfl-ter reii ityar is not a disaiifaht age it it ii lilkjes t carry on foreiqrnifgillsponderice it ii it Wants to majoi in psychology ii ii ti so-power to yd, lone! ir Fil! l 4717 5- M M! xfl Q to X ,flflazyvric - - Need a dance partner? l-low about MARIORIE BLACK? it it X' she's been dancing since she was two ii it it has brown eyes and is tive feet and two inches of independence it it it says her cowboy boots are her pride and joy it ii it is a natural for MOST VEHSATILE GIRL 9+ 9+ +P bgsidgs dancing, Margy likes to draw, play the piano and swim, collect whatnots and records it it if wants to become a career wo- man, but admits that she might change her mind. ,jx.a jc A L sfqfe Kenneth - - Sentimental, accomplished, d a r k- haired it it it KENNETH PLUMLEE it it it MOST VERSATILE BOY in Abilene High it ii it jazz and reading are his two pet aversions it it fwhen not tak- ing the lead in one ot the Thespian plays, Kenneth is usually golfing or skating it tl' it a swell Senior Prexy it it it it his plans work out, the world will soon have another Maurice Evans. l l 6 till ir if Kitsy - - Collecting bracelets and rec- ords, especially those of Ella Fitzgerald, are two of the many obbies of MERLAINE GRUVER, his year's hand sweetheart and OST REPRESENTATIVE GIRL if if wishes she had a Southern My M taaa tllflllffl me ilffflfll - - Meet the man who prefers classical to swing music if if if yes sir, it's SAM HENRY SMITH, the students' choice fO1'MOST REPRESENTATIVE BOY A if T five feet and eleven inches, l4O pounds, brown eyes and hair, this debater likes any subjects pertaining to government if if if tennis and swimming take up his spare time if if if never has met anyone he couldn't learn to like if if if as to the future Sam intends to practice law. drawl tt it if this true Eagle would like to make dancing her career if if if says musical comedies are her favorite type of movies. A il i 'k Kayff T Put together five feet and eleven inches, 195 pounds, dark hair, and brown eyes, and you have it fait RAYMOND TROUTMAN, junior if if it MOST ATHLETIC BOY it likes anything to eat, unaffected people and all sports if it it likes to have fun on dates but dislikes smart-alecks and going to dances if it if though he's undecided about the future, We can expect great things from this Eagle. . ir ll' t 1 41 4 Sue- f The girl with the refreshing personal- ity-SUE Wl-IISENHUNT, lively, ani- mated-selected by the students of Abi- lene l-liqh as MOST ATHLETIC GIRL it if it five feet and eight inches, light brown hair if it if Sue likes to take part in all sports and is a "killer" at base- ball it if if dislikes themes and operas it if if could live on "pumpkin" pie if necessary it if if Wants to become a school teacher if it if We're backing you, Sue. fgg. . President of the National Honor So- ciety, optimistic LEE HENRY is the pick of the student body for MOST INTEL- LECTUAL BOY if it if is an amateur playwright and photographer if if it likes loud clothes and bloody adven- ture tales it it if boogie woogies is bet- that army life seems to be his calling if it if Wants to become a chemical en- gineer. Ever see anyone who had rather sing than eat-almost? Well, here is it it it BILLIE IEAN GLASS it it it this year's MOST INTELLECTUAL GIRL it if if a senior, five feet, four inches tall, blonde, laughing blue eyes if it if likes to curl up in a chair, eat candy, and read it it if dislikes unfriendly peo- ple it it if prefers Artie Shaw to clas- sics tt it it next year, it's college and a major in business administration rr if it best of luck, "Babe" ll' BOB C OHL! SS Spanish Dzsfznguzshcd Service ROY REYNOLDS M aihematics BILLIE IO TAYLOQ Pep Squad CATHERINE JOHNSON Latin 2 -K MARTA VE EVERTON History i VIRGINIA BROWN ROSE SHIRLEY WALKOW PATTY SARRELS Distinguished Serzfirc DONALD YARBRO VICTOR M CGLOTH LIN L TROY WILLIS , I '1 4Wt:,5 - . DOBOTI-l Y DOWDY LUBERT WILSCDN ll' Drcrmatics I OU1'HUliS1T1 Distinguished Sereiee 4 I PATRICIA YONGE LATAINE WILLIAMS LQNELLE WILLIAMS Public Speaking English Commercial ,fl 1 A I A -:fl LaDOYT BE TTI S Diversified Occupations HELEN BAILEY X NELL LAWSON Band Aff ell- Distinguished Scrzfive WALTER BLACKBUHN Vocational Agriculture 1 AUBBEY DUNCAN DAVID LANTZ Shop NI Mechanical Drawing fm' df ' - 0+-,uf fffffoy , Jvc' lflhaj Q 31? WQQQM 4,fbc,A4,acfff ,252-fcdvffbf Vx X 955 uL.owr- S-lm, SSQSMLJ ' My Xfxxswcfgil , cr.- AAL Q wx, ML ' XBQAABNC ' Gvvvksfxkfx B VW M xx. aw vw WWJM. " ' -IZEEEEEEE 5UkjdM7WUQM GN Ji V ,M QW qzwmfwv W 'Oulu M 1' I L X K ' " MR. VERNQN HILLIARD MR. W. 'LEY MR. I. B. NEELY MR. WILFORD MOORE Head Coach Freshma Co h B Team Coach Varsity Line Coach Page 133 ............. ,n Zfrffbfzll By ROY REYNOLDS and ALTON WILSON MOLLY HINDS TOM COLLINS Football Sweetheart All-District Tackle-Captain HM BRENNAN H alfback-C aptai n ,,A,...w' qw' Front Row: Dub Duff, loe Bennett, lohn Howell, Max Fisher, Dub Shields. Second Row: W. D. Winkles, lohn Tom Winniford, George Watson, lack Boles, lack Clarke, Dick Grant, Gene Spires. Third Row: Bill Kiker, lim Bren- nan, Red Burclitt, Torn Collins, loh ' Flames Cowan, Neal Bradshaw. Fourth Row: Raymond Troutman, C, H. Collins, Donald Havins, loe cMinn, Billy Colwell, Morris Patterson, Kenneth Killian. 6' VIL' W N CN-CONFERENCE GAMES Abilene. . , 25 Plainview . . . . U Abilene . . . . 6 Thomas lefferson . U Abilene i.,.,... . U Breckenridge .l5 ABILENE 6-LAMESA U The Eagles in their first Conference tilt cruised into the midst of the Tornadoes in the Lamesa stadium, and before the Tornadoes ever started blowing, the Eagles were flying steadily toward the goal. lt was the power-house driving of ro- bust Eaymond Troutman who thundered across for the last six yards to score the lone touch- down of the game. The Eagles floated through the remaining three quarters, playing a defen- sive game. Lamesa in all their efforts failed to penetrate the Eagle 30-yard line. After sixty minutes of hard fighting, when the Tornadoes had ceased and the dust had settled, the Eagles were flying high with their first Conference victory. N210 A IACK BOLES IOHN L. HIGDON Guard Center GENE SPIRESGW. D. WINKLES Managers l ACK CLARKE Guard -1 .--:.' X.. Pag 135 KENNETH KILLIAN End Page 136 ABILENE 6-ODESSA 7 Under the lights of Eagle Stadium, two great teams-the Abilene Eagles and Odessa Bronchos-fought a hard battle to the finish with the final score reading 6-7 in Odessa's favor. After a thrilling sneak play by Howell and Burditt, whose score was nullified be- cause of an error, the game lost interest until close to the second quarter when lack Boles intercepted a pass and on a sustained drive the Warbirds pushed seventy-eight yards for a touchdown. The extra point was not good. Feeling that the game was theirs, Eagle hopes flew high until the last fatal moments, when the Bronchos steadily pushed the Eagles back for a score, their extra point being good. At the end of the season, Odessa was found to have an ineligible player and was forced to forfeit its victories, thus giving the Eagles the game. NEAL BRADSHAW BILL KIKER End -'T-"'--..I." SWEETWATER 45-ABILENE 6 After playing a close game with Odessa at Eagle Stadium, the Abilene squad went to Sweetwater to be de- feated by the Mustang juggernaut to the tune of 45-6. lt was the Eagles' game through the first quarter, and at one time they penetrated to the Mus- tang 6-yard line, only to lose the ball on downs. Early in the second quar- ter the Eagles received the ball from a punt on the Sweetwater 49-yard line 5 then it took only ten running plays for Abilene to score, with Brennan carry- ing over on a short drive. The kick from placement was wide. E rom then on the game belonged to the Mustangs, but it was not earned without hard fighting against the Eagle forward wall. RAYMOND TROUTMAN Fullback E JOE BENNETT IOHN HOWELL Center Quarterback i'-' ."'-.:..'- BED BURDITT H alfback ABILENE 19-MIDLAND O Having lost a hard-fought game to Sweetwater, the Eagles jumped back into the Conference tight by clawing the Midland Bulldogs to a l9-O victory. After a calm first quarter, the Warbirds cut loose in the second period when Brennan carried the ball over from the l7-yard line. Then without giving the Bulldogs a chance to breathe the Eagles headed tor another goal, in which Brennan plowed over for six more points. The conversion was made by Higdon. Before the end of the sec- ond quartet, Burditt scored the final point. The last-half was slow, with the Eagles spending their time batting down passes. 4 , xt' . ' DUB SHIELDS DICK GRANT Quarterback H alfback ' ""' ABILENE 26-COLORADO CITY 7 Gaining momentum as the season pass- ed, the Abilene Eagles became a real threat in the SAA District Football race. This was definitely proved when the Eagles met the Colorado City Wolves on the Wolf field. BILLY COLWELL Tackle Starting the game off with a bang, loe Bennett pounced on a fumble and the War- birds were one score ahead three plays later. Without giving the Wolves time to howl, Bennett pounced on another fumble and for the second time in the game, Trout- man found pay dirt. Having held the ball only a few minutes, the Wolves lost it again to the Eagles when lack Clarke broke through the line to block a punt made by the foe. This time it was Brennan who broke through for the third touchdown of the game. The last Warbird score came near the end of the first half. The Wolves' only score came in the last period against the Abilene Reserves. ' IAMES COWAN IOEL MCMINN Tackle Tackle -...i .-:.-..- Page 139 ABILENE 35-SAN ANGELCD U With vengeance in their hearts for former losses to the San Angelo Bobcats, the Eagles trounced a weak Bobcat team on a bleak November day. After a fifty-three yard trek to pay dirt by Troutman, Bren- nan sped over twenty-one yards to the second score of the game. Again in the second quarter Troutman proved himself a real player by speeding twenty- six yards for another six points. On a pass from Howell to Burditt in the closing moments of the first half, another score was added to the swift heaping numbersfto make the score 28-O for the Eagles. The scoring-at-will by the Warbirds stopped in the second half, and the Eagles were held to only one touch- down, made by Howell on a twenty yard Canter. Higdon's talent to kick extra points was not discov- ered until this game in which he kicked all the con- ABILENE 28-BIG SPRING O With a trail of glory behind them, the Eagle closed one of their most successful seasons in year with a 28-U convincing win over the Big Spring Steer The first score was made by Brennan in an eighti three yard race. Another score was in sight whe Kenneth Killian blocked a kick on the Steers' 23-yar line. In three tries Brennan carried the ball ove the goal, untouched, and it was just three plays late that Troutman surged forty-six yards for the thii tally of the game. The final touchdown came in tl last period of play when Burditt intercepted a Stee pass. On the next play, Dub Shields heaved a pas to Burditt, who took the pigskin on over. Under their new coach, Vernon Hilliard, the Eagle closed the 1941-'42 football season. lt was their be in many a moon-second place in.the EAA lltstrii versions. CI'OWI'1. Q -u sy mi is 2 ox At that game again 1 3 Page 140 ..l .".i.-'- B A S K E T B A L L HOWARD L. MILLER SAM STOVALL Coach Captain High-point man First Bow: Taylor Paul, Sam Stovall, W. D. Winkles, elohn L. l-liqdon, Don Crantill, Gene Spires. ., V ' Second Bow: loe Bennett, Benny Bailey, Bex Stubbs, Balph Hardy, Bay- rnond Thomason, Dorman Farmer. Third Bow: Billy D. King, Aubrey Cole, Coach Howard Miller, Beol Bur- clitt, lohn l-lowell, C. H. Collins. X AJ- rr! Page 14 f B A S K E T B A L 'rAYLoR PAUL L ioHN Center Biagles re- compe- tition of l942. Because of a change in the method of determining district champions, the cage race this year was run off in the form of a double round robin. Bated as pre-season favorites, the Warbirds did not fail their public, and after a fluctuating and uncertain season, they emerged with the Dis- trict Title. The race of l942 proved to be the craziest this part of the country has seen in many years. As many as six different times, four teams were tied for the championship, and at one specific time, after the season had reached its peak, six teams were tied for the crown, and out of the eight Weeks of play, the Warbirds Were tied nine times with some other team or teams for top position. After dropping two games, their first and one about the middle After the surprisingly successful season of l94l, the turned to the basketball court to resume the District 3AA Warbirds can't be stopped by Odessa Page 142 B A S K E T B A L L GENE SPIRES DON CBANFILL Guard Guard of the season, the Eagles, with determination and fighting spirit in their hearts, set out to accomplish one goal-District Championship. Having lost a game to San Angelo and one to Big Spring in the first half of the double round robin schedule, the Birds avenged these losses with stinging defeats to the enemy in the second half. The other games of the sea- son were mostly a cinch, and many times the Abilene hustlers emerged from tilts with lopsided scores in their favor. Two such times were the Colorado City and Midland games with scores of 49-17 and 48-16, respective1y. With Stovall as their captain and high scorer of the season C152 pointsl, the Eagles stretched their home winning streak to twenty-five games and their District winnings to four out of the last five years. After winning District, the Cagers faced only one foe before the State finals, but that foe was fatal. Playing a two out of three games series with the No go-but a good try Page 143 B A S K E T B A T L L , RED BUBDITT IOHN HOWELL Guard Forward Austin Panthers of El Paso at El Paso, the Birds dropped the first two, 45-19 and 37-3l, respectively, giving the Panthers the Regional Crown. Because of their brilliant playing and smooth handling of the hall, the Eagles finished a golden season with colors flying and honors received for their accomplishments. They proved a successful team - one that Abilene High School can justly be proud of and claim as its own. The individual record of the leading five for the full season is as follows: Player Points Stovall fcaptainl . . . . .l52 Winkles . . . . ll8 Spires. ....77 Paul . , . 57 ,-.,,,ljigdon , . .........,......,...........,....... , Keeping up their good WW 4,1-4, O..6f,LV Page 144 DORMAN FARMER Forward Abilene 40 Abilene 23 Abilene 38 Abilene 28 Abilene 33 Abilene 49 Abilene 48 Abilene 34 Abilene 33 f 1. B K E T B A L L DUB WlNKLES Forward AHSOI1 V24 Abilene 19 Big Spring Cross PlainS 21 Abilene 24 Larnesa BrOWHWOOCl . 15 Abilene 1 132 San Angelo Sun Angelo . 32 Abilene 38 Midland 1 Lamesa 19 Abilene 48 Colorado City Colorado City .16 Abilene 39 Odessa A Midland .16 Abilene ,48 Sweetwater Sweetwater 1 131 Abilene . . 34 Big Spring , 1 , Cdessa, .,... 25 Abilene 1, 19 Austin C121 Paso? 45 Abilene . , 31 Austin CEl Pasol 37 Ringing the bell again ., - P '1 ,-1 Q 9 -' I ,, , zf Pep Squad Upper Left: Preston Petty, Norma Barton, Mary Doris Mathis, Elinor Siv- ley, Baymond Thomason. A T ' Upper Bight: Betty lo Horn, Betty lane Lea, Marion Boyd, Billie Marie Haz- ard, Patsy Petty. Lower Left: First Bow, Wynoaene Ballard, Frances Choate, Dorothy Nell l-laynes, Anne Ethe ' T! Second Bo , Nelle Williams, Freda Smith, Willie lean Q-ak-nl Mary lo torman, Betty Fish. Lower Right: First Bow, Barbara Clayton, Molly Hinds, Pauleta Ruther- tord, Monta Middlebroolcs, Billie Louise Brown. Second Bow, Eulalia Browning, Patti Allen, Mary lean Thomas, Venice Pope, Billie To Taylor, lacaue l-littson. mi CDFFICEBS xx Norma Barton . -President EnForlSiyley i , Vice President Mary Doris Mathis i . .,.. Secretary Preston Petty i , , . . , Leader Baymond Thomason ..., Leader 146 g- With a T-E-A-M and a rah, rah, rah, rah! T-E-A-M and a rah, rah, rah, ra hl T-E-A-M and a rah, rah, rah, rah! Team, rahl Team, rah! Team! Upper Left: First Row: Betty lo Tate, Virginia Griiting, Peggy Martin, Ger- aldine Davis. Second Row: lune Chorn, lo Anne Nott, Lora Lee Cook, Dorothy Dowdy, lon Ann Grisham, Marian Harvey. b Upper Right: First Row: Mary Ruth Higgins, Io Ann Luther, Lessie Nor- well, Mary Ellen Mitchell. Second Row: ludy Bryant, Margaret Fagan, Mary Alice Nelson, Patricia Yonge, Louise Daniel, Wanda Fain. Lower Lett: First Row: Shirley Gaskill, Gwendolyn Grisham, Doris Bohan- non, Patricia Clark. Second Row: Elizabeth lohnson, Genevieve Henslee, Dorothy Hillman, Dorothy Gene Moore, Doroth ,QA - Dorothy Lehr Y Lower Right: First Row: ootsie Quarrels, lacile Ash- ton, Virginia Block. Second Row: Shirley Williams,QIane Buzloee, Patsy Mololey, Lavinia Har- ris, Eudera Goldsmithf Lillie Vl'etasQ ' 276,11 Squad l ..-:'...'- page lra Allen, Dorman Akins, Bob Andrew, B. L. Bates, Douglas Berry, Tommy Blak- ney, Lonnie Boggs, C. F. Briggs, lohn Brooks, B. L. Brown, V. E. Bryant, Charles Carter, lack Chaney, Balph Chapin, Marvin Clements, Aubrey Connally, D. W. Crain, lohn Crutchfield, Moody Coffman, Calvin Cowden, Billy Davis, Bichard Davis, Wayne Dean, lessie Edmondson, Gran Elmore, Frank Everts, Billy Bay Fielder, Bobby Field- er, Boy Lee Fuller, Mack Fullerton, lohn Griffin, Billy Hagood, Homer Harker, Otis Harvey, Lowell Knight, Boland Knight, Billy Bob Lewis, Bryan McClanahan, Don McClure, Hunt McKinley, Glen Meeks, Henry Mohr, Bobby Moore, loe Nettles, George Overshiner, Wade Parmelly, Everett Pittman, Don Biddle, Cecil Budloff, Clifton School- er, Clifton Schaeffer, lames Shelton, Walter Sherwood, loe Snow, Orvall Strong, Earl Thompson, Mel Thurman, lohn Walker, Burl Williams, Earl Williams, Glen Williams, Charles Willis, Wendell Willis, Donald Yarbro, Bitsy Gruver, sweetheart. 6 Afaglc Hand CFFICEBS Captain ..,,,...,..,,....,.,,..... ..., l ra Allen First Lieutenant ,,.. ,.,, I ohn Crutchfield Second Lieutenant . , . , , . Donald Yarbro Second Lieutenant , . , ..,. lohn Frank Brooks "PROP" BYNUM P Q 148 or vgw Billie Aman, elen Bailey, lesalyn Brasher, Betty lean Brown, Barbara Chapin, Boby lean Chiles, Ellen Cochran, Miclcia Coadell, Dorothy Cutbirth, Floy Cutbirth, Bet- ty Daniel, Martha Daniel, Eula Faye Darnell, Frances Evans, Lola Fonville, Martha F onville, Mary Francisco, Mary Elizabeth l-laaa, Nancy Harris, Laurine l-lays, Clarice l-liqqins, Wanda Lou l-lill, Marie lohnson, luanell lones, Dessie Lee Laird, Bobbie Lou Landers, Viola Mills, ljgngyylllelsyorg Voncele C'Bar, Betty lo Pearce, loyce Pitzer, Bet- tie Bounds, Eleanor Schaefer, Natalia Schaefer, Elaine Schanbacher, Mary Lo Sears, loy Sue Self, Barbara Srnith, Nona Mae Snow, Yvonne Starnes, Clara Stranae, Flor- ence Tollett, Virginia Tripp, Bosa Lee Wilson. Q1 , Q . President .... girls Hand CFFICEBS Frances Evans Vice President Betty lean Brown Secretary . , ,Barbara Chapin Reporter .. Marie lohnson Librarian . . ,.., Mary Francisco First Row: Doris Keyes, Margaret lordan, Dorothy Taylor, Betty lo Delano. Second Row, Leonard Taylor, Leland Willis, Wilbur Lindsey, Grady Gordon, Mr. Shelby Smith fcoachl. Abilene High School was ably represented this year with one of the best tennis teams in the history oi the school. At Dis- trict Meet, the Abilene High senior girls' doubles placed first: junior girls' singles, Doris Keyes, first: in senior boys' singles, Grady Gordon, second: in senior boys' doubles, Leland Willis and Wilbur Lindsey, second, in junior boys' singles, Leonard Taylor, second. Tennis and 505 At the Sweetwater District Meet this year, Abilene High School had as its representatives Gene Stovall, Don Craniill, Billy Murphey, Eddie Grier, and lay McClure. These boys brought back to Abilene High School the second place trophy. Other mem- bers: Dick Cochran, Lewis Chase, Bedford Dunn, Iohn Howell, Harwell Barber, and Billy loe Dunn. Mr. D. B. Vleatherloy Gene Stovall Sam Stovall Taylor Paul Don Craniill Coach Pacing the Sweetwater Mustangs down to the finish of the last race, the Abilene I-ligh Tracksters won a close second in the District 3AA Meet of '42 with an accumulation of 34 points to Sweetwater's 37. Troutman, one of Abilene's star players, was high-point man of the Meet with 15 l-4 points, winning first place in the shot put and discus. Burditt, one of the surprise stars of the Meet, won first in the 220-yard dash and the lOO-yard dash. Cn the 440-yard relay, the Abilene team-Burditt, Spires, Lee, and Troutman--placed first and set a new Dis- trict record of 47 seconds flat. At the Begional Meet, Abilene again surprised a group of track fans by beating Sweetwater for second place honors, after Breck- enridge copped the title with 27 points. The Eagles in gaining a total of l6 points, made their strongest bid for top honors since 1935. Troutman, Eagle high-point man of the Meet, along with Flanagan of Sweet- water and Eambro of Breckenridge with ten points each, took first place in the shot put and discus. ln the discus, Troutman set a new record of l32 feet, 2 inches, bettering the old record of lames Thomason of Brownwood. Burditt again copped first place in the lOO-yard dash with a time of ten and one-tenth seconds. The Abilene boys did a grand job--one that we are truly proud of. -Cur hats are off to you, boys, for your fine work and glorious display of sportsmanship and truly great ability as tracksters. Crack First Bow: Dub Duff, Charles Trickey, l-l. G. Castle, Bobby Lee Hill, Fred Schultz, Donald Bird, Gene Spires, Stanley l-linnant. -3 Second Bow: Billy Lee Allen, Bichard Dillingham, Bill McDaniels, Bobert Lee, Bay Taylor, Eugene Tooke, Charles Bradshaw, Eddie Grier. Third Row: Mr. W. K. Bentley lcoachl, Duane Sandlin, lustin Edgar, Balph Cwnby, Bobby Buckles, Morris Patterson, Baymond Troutrnan, Louis Bowdry, and Bill Kiker. Page 151 sei if Sl Q 2 l. A. Owens, re- porter ot the FFA., speolcs ot their cn- nuol banquet lrg struts his stult The Bond Boys gre so-o-oeo Verso- tile! Like icfther, like son We might S C1 y "cr good time was had by ollupfbut thc1t's trite Polly Monlcfthe Potty Berg ot Abi- lene High Page 153 Smile, kids! Smile! "So th e y took m e d O W U th C1 t Ionq, lost mile." L O o If CI cj C1 i 1'1,' they're fish. "S 0 m e candy, dear teacher." That q 0 I d e ne voiced orcztor. "Do dat dinky dance." Paint, b I u S h, and oh boy! What We all must do! Purge 154 , .- L N X In steps the Vil- lain ik 'Tm an old cow- hand" "Calling C - Q! Come in, C-Q" One more bud- get to go "Old rockin' chains qot me" we W 0 n d e r what their interest is? T clk, b CI b yf Talk! "Your b O 0 If is overdue" Q 1- This is Lou! It is Cl puzzle, isn't it? Page 155 When South America meets North America A couple ot rea- sons tor our nice looking build i n g and campus Starting oit the Victory Book Cam- paign Enjoying th a t favorite all Ameri- can pastimefeat- ing G o o d Thanks- giving spirit a n d good -looking stu- dents : 1 we Looking tor that all-important item -their names R a i s i n g Old Glory to its hon- ored position for all to see 1: wr if Architects ot to- morrow Page 156 4 4 4 ,1-V . . L L. if V :L-ff 2 - siffq f-. f.:,u4l, -1 A31 hgf3:,QVfg3 'L . LMLLMLV -. L . . , :QVQVVVVV-Vl"f.f:,L,.'9.s-'L'5LV,,.,l V MV -1 ,:zQ,gfV., -.wg. '-ff -ft V V V ., VVV4 Vj-g:.V,V,V V VV ing.. :Var V . weti. A: VVTVFVV QW V V V VM' 5116 .:AVigMVfi5,Vf4,aV..,VSiVi,VV!,C V .VJVVVVV V TV V. Q' fi, 'VL-gif PLLPLJ Ly gil LEQL KQL. . if-LL X lik?" -L V' . fL .V F ' f-5' LL l- V-.film 'Fl Q ! ' . 'Lf QL 'L 3 . 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Mr. Thurman, official FLASHLIC-HT Photographer, made 996 class pictures this year. .......i I--.... 1 would know by looking at this picture that it was 4 olelock for else these students are cutting chapel or the seventh periodj. Anyway a frosty bottle of is an energizing bite to eat for any hoy or girl on a hot afternoon. P l59 Q fam Smafzj Glaihea am! ' X Span' 7:1941 ll Whwemdenhqdhm ,l, 1 ,fl From every good style source from California to New York these pretty styles are selected and assembled in our Ladies, Ready-to-Wear Depart- ment Q2nd Floorj for the approval of fashionwise students. PARTY SPORT PRETTY EVERYTHING DRESSES DRESSES SLACKS TO WEAR Young men also find the right clothes for any need . . . Hollywood Suits, I-lart, Schaffner 86 Marx Suits and Sport Coats, Slacks, Sport Shirts and smart furnish- ings. Graduation gifts are beautifully wrapped free. Be sure yours has a MINTER label! P g 160 "Just because that ' you're drinking is so delicious, Pauletta, is no reason for your it down," grins Molly. "After all, you -gn have another" Mary jean chooses BARQQS BOUT BEER, but Molly prefers 12 ounces of BARQS GRAPE. P mu, ,azz me Smzllevi? Oh! I see now--- eating sandwiches made from the bread thaI:'s rich in Vitamin Bl. Try MEAWS BREAD and you'll smile too. age 162 Wlbis is my big momentf, says Hollis. Nl'lere l am--holding a girlls band and she utters not a soundf, Wfbat shows bow dumb she is," retorts Joe. uSbe,s not so dumb. She looks like a child of the vitamin ads to mefl remarks Bitsy. Mwhiob provesf' concludes Joe, uyoulll be Well-dressed if you choose clothes at whether youare a dummy or notlw P q 16 f DS f' P' A N ff ' X. -I 'H , 2 N X P I 'f IIIII Rr C fwicQDsff1 If . E EEEF Fsiiiii-I iililfl C B IHJEEAE' r8Y 'M l "- NA. NAA : C '3 5 I2 5 " JI f"f i xr LM jx , C. K ,N Abilene Christian ollege A STANDARD GRADE "An FOUR-YEAR COLLEGE MEMBER OF TEXAS ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGES BACHELOR OF ARTS AND BACHELOR OF SCIENCE DEGREES COURSES IN : BIBLE ART AVIATION KCIVIL AGRICULTURE BASKETBALL AERONAUTICSI CREEK BADMINTON ENGINEERING DRAWING HEBREW FOOTBALL MECHANICAL DRAWING N ,I C BASEBALL PRE-MEDICAL WORK WY PING SOFTBALL PRE-LAW WORK SHURTHAND VOLLEYBALL PREENGINEERING WORK ACCOUNTING TENNIS IOURNALISM SALESMADQSHIP TABLE TENNIS ARGUMENTATION AIIVERTISING TUIVIBLING RADIO SPEAKING EINANCE TRACK PHONETICS INSURANCE FOODS INTERPRETATION MARKETING CLOTHING A CAPPELLA BUSINESS LAW INTERIOR DECORATING BANII ECONOMICS CONSUMER PURCHASING VOICE EIIUCATION MATHEMATICS HARMONY ENGLISH BIOLOGY PIANO FRENCH CHEMISTRY VIOLIN GERMAN PHYSICS ORCHESTRA SPANISH HISTORY STRING ENSEMBLE ARCHERY SOCIOLOGY LIBRARY SCIENCE Correspondence Courses in 65 Subjects Elementary and High School - Fully Affiliated Page 164 Summer Session Opens June 8, 1942 For Information Call 4713 or Write Don H. Morris, President With its toy drums and wooden soldiers, the 1942 Junior- Senior Ban- quet came iliiun HINEL March 21, 1942. Every one enjoyed the military theme, the food, the entertain- ment, and especially courteous service shown to all! Pg 165 F l l i V i i P i E r ! l to LCC Adilene Jfigfz Scfzaol Seniafzd, Za UHIVEHSITU Shown at the left is Bill Tippen, for- mer AHS student council president, active in H-SU debate and student council affairs, talking things over with Bee Agnew Shack- elford, former Abilene High pep leader who was later the H-SU Cowglrls presi- dent, and is now a member of the Abilene High faculty. Abilene Highis record l94l- il-2 delegation at H-SU is both active and f I popular in student affairs. l-lardin-Simmons University's curriculum is streamlined to meet the War emer- gency. You can now graduate, with bachelors degree, in tour semesters and three sum- mers, or tive semesters and two summers. A lengthened summer session, to begin lune 2, has been lengthened from 12 to 15 Weeks, and competent students can earn as many as l8 hours, or you can go for one or two six Weeks terms, or a final short term ot three Weeks. Courses that will help the young men of America in the defeat ot l-litler, Musso- lini and the lapanese are specially planned loy competent faculty memloers. Hardin-Simmons University is a member oi the Southern Association ot Colleges and Secondary Schools, the National Association oi Schools ot Music, and other ranking accrediting associations. For catalog, pictorial, or call by representative, Write Dr. W. H. White, president. Page 166 1 Tl s? A lv c ,X l C g J I Y.5x This service flag in the Wlcst Texas Utilities showroom is a tribute to the companyis 17 employees now in the armed forces. Posing with the flag are two long-time YVTUersflVlarvin Mayfield tleftl and Kate McNabb fright High school students are Billy Bob Lewis, Lou Brock, and John Crutchfield. FOBTY-SEVEN men from this compgny, mgny' of whom once gttended Abilene High School, now gre in the ngtion's grmed forces. We're proud of those men. And we're doing our best to help equip them gnd trgin them to Win the fight for Democrgcy . . . the Ameri- cgn wgy of living of which gll the Axis ngtions gre envious. lt's our job to provide light gnd power for trgining cgmps, for industries, gnd for home gnd business. lt's pgrt of our job, too, to pgy tgxes which buy the plgnes, the tgnks, the ships, gnd the guns so bgdly needed by our fighting men. All this We gre doing. Americg's electric compgnies todgy gre furnishing power Where it's needed, when it's needed. Last year they paid S5l0,000,- 000 in taxesga lot of money. Enough to equip 2.1 1" 00,000 sol- diersg build 9,273 pursuit planesg or 1,522 flying fortresses. ltlll help maintain the schools, build highways-and help pay off the enormous wartime debt when the victory is won. f. f . YES? Egflitglgwill Q ron t vuevowt Page 157 1 s lfvvffffffvifeses iw' - 1 ff ff N' i ,ww '. 'Jvfjf g ' l 1, 1 3 J I- I ,A .I it ll' , A 'Ei , ,, r X .1 , Vx LAI J ,! It I -A! I V I ,-I, I rl If AJ- H! ' I Av! Jig' I jf, I '. 5-"f ' W, "aug f 1 ff iv if I 1 y I fy! 4,- ff ,,' y' 1 M' ,ff ew" e Q 4 ' - I ,rj Q , 4 , " fli I x ' J ,fl X .I jf ' i ' !, ' . 1 f ji f if f f i A champiiQmQ?Qg,d59Qiji?mot eoniieri. Everxjpairi haiiid-'made and bench- lastegii Thdifnioljisjhave the Images? boot sicgck 'f iii West Texas, more thqrii styleilfiiolphoose fI'O,IQ1 jf wide' range of colors and styles, filusethieffaet thzftifwe' eariyfwiiiths in A to E guerantees you the utmost ng f' Pfii' . . , E ' ' 111 boot satisfaction. v I' 1 4th and Oak "A City Abilene Within Itselfn Page 168 Remember These . Elwood Phil John Betty Brock Willa Jean Mary Vondell Baldwin Ramsey Schultz Garrett Martin Rehm Booth Womack Stribling EX - Eagles? These are a few of the Students who graduated with honors from A. H. S. last year . . . They enrolled in MclVlurry College and are con- tinuing their success in scholastic honors . . . loin Them Next Fall! lVlclVlurry has much to offer . . . Social Sciences, Art, Mathematics, Journalism, Business Administration, Science, Languages, Music, and English, along with many extra-curricular activities. MCMURRY CGLLEGE Write for Catalog P g 159 LAWYY TI-IE nb Cyril eras Bari de Last Spring the Tllespians pre- TEXAS PRINTING COMPANY Produces National Winners -.W6 , ,g C aw o nnnnN n p ,. I A f- e in sg .W 5 get K -K f 5:5 Q77 A :J ...: fig , ll, srbnnl S . a0r"Yn ln the Spring of '38, the Thee- With the Spring of '39, came the sented MCyrano cle Bergeraog' and pians presented 'Hamletw and the 'lMerehant of Yenic-ef' another the alwove program won first place in the nation. 11113 program pictured above won hon- Thespian presentation. This pro- orable mention in the nation. grain won first in the nation. 'mean rinting 8: Svtutiunvrg Gln. Produces Winners! Talent to Originate - Skill to Produce ABILENE, TEXAS . .4 I ,1..1- .1l1.. Banquets of all sizes and descriptions are our specialty. The lux- urious Colonial Suite andthe more informal Roof Garden are two of the many features which make the Wooten uAbilene's Most Modern Hotel" M Coca-Cola belongs. People welcome Coca-Cola. They know it is Q13 13:1 tif-,-the quality drink. They know that its taste and refreshment never disappoint . . . always please. You frusf its qualify O TLED UNDER AU HO OF THE COCA COLA CO P NY BY ATTENTION, YOUNG AMERICANS When older and es- tablishing a home, and purchasing furniture, remem- her-- Barrow Furniture Company The "straw voten of High School students is always Banner Products Our pep leaders like both the half-pint bot- tles of Banner Pasteur- ized Milk and Banner Tubs, which come in sanitary bottles and pa- per cups. 'J T Page 173 Q,- Miss Compere and h e r H o m e Eco- nomic students k n o W W h e r e to come for the latest thing in styles and fashions. Of course, itls the pattern Counter in the F W Woolworth Company i 'kiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Hey, you Mhep-Catswl Get in the groove with Benny Good- manls Q and Tsohai- kowskylsj latest recordings. Every- thing on your ccmustl' list can be found at the H N WHITE Com an of Texas W h e t h e r football or band is being discuss- ed- R. C. Cola always manages to get into the conversation, as is evident in this snap of Coach Hilliard and Prof. Bynum each with the drink that is "best by his taste-test." R. C. Cola Bottling Comyany Why so bashful, Vee? We meant it when we said that there were four A.H.S. favorites in the opposite pie-- ture. Everyone lc n o W s that you, Kenneth, and Siv- ley, are tops in our opinion and that Ford l Deluxe is a favorite at l Abilene High. Universal Motor ompan This may not be the Moollege of knowl- edgew but when youlre looking for the best refresh- ments in town, for your money, and come to MACK EPLEWS Web:-:r's Root Beer Stand you're not so dumb! itittitttttttttttti Wfhese kids aren't dumb. They k that PIGGLY-WIGGLY STORES offer the best k for the best prices s - have some more buns and weiners, kiclslv Piggly-Wiggly Stores of Abilene Mr. Akin shows Billie Joe with pride the PARA- MOUNTQS next 4- Star attraction while Roy is doing his part in aiding the country by con- tributing a used li- cense plate to the cause. Paramount Theatre Do you play Bad- minton? lf not, Tennis? If not, Basketball? lf not, Croquet? lf not, do you box? lf so- CODIC to SEARS-nossucn s. Company l E, An Amicahle Life Endowment Policy will Guarantee Your Financial lndependence Mr. Manly decides the argument-in this Case it's AMICABLE LIFE' HOLLIS L. MANLY GENERAL AGENT AMICABLE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 501-05 Utilities Building iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Amateur I OI' Professional! It makes no differ- ence. We can fill your needs. Make us your photo- graphic headquar- ters. EXCEL PHCTO CO: These High School students enjoy attending the For an afternoon oi pleasure and enjoyment Will Rogers' picture attracts Berl's, Jennelou,s, Wyiiogeiiels, and Bobls attention in the lobby of the TEXAS. 'kiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ?g3,""f!Z35-lf-LH ' Yes - even dehat- ers get a shine now- adays. QPardon the slam, hoys.j However, they know Where to come for a truly good shoe-shine. You guessed it - itlsthe RICHARD SHOE SHOP Page 1 Eagles Are Always in line for Broadway Better Pictures f4Lavinia, have you seen Almilenels eight school em- blems featured in paintino at the B1'oadway?,7 HYes, Dubb, l always sit right near the Abilene High School Eaglef' Emilia 4 I , ' i i DN BRUQDWQY OF RHERICR W Y' '1 0 0 I E PINE ST? UNDERQPRSS PP sf 'kitttiittktttttttti Graduation Comes But 0nce a Year--- lVlake it a thing to remember. A Sen- ior Ring restores pleasant mem- ories. Visit-- H E X A. Etlllll N01'fh SCC011Cl Street Between Pine and Cypress l ZWQQJMJ May the Spirit of the Eagles and the Service of the LIN C PH MACY Alwa S be with You ffxxxxninfxffffme P 7!ae4f Sewe From military headquarters, army camps, and naval stations throughout the country come grateful letters from young men, telling how the Draughon training is helpinif them to serve their country in vital capacities as assistants to commanding officers and in office work in the Quarter- master's Corps, Procurement and Finance Departments, and other office assignments. They enjoy higher pay, pre- ferred status, and opportunities for advancement. Young men not yet of military age can soon complete a course here that will prepare them for interesting posi- tions and good pay in important defense and business of- fices. If later called into the service, their training will not only be valuable then, but will provide a fine founda- tion for the reconstruction period afterwards. YUUN G WOMEN N EEDE D Young women now have vital opportunities to both serve and achieve. Thousands will be needed in business to re- place men being called into military .service. Almost twice as many positions every month as we can fill, The1'e is also an acute shortage of young women for government positions in Washington, D. C., and many other areas, at starting salaries of 961,260 to 251,440 a year. Every week Draughon students and alumni are leaving to accept positions of this kind-often after only a very few months of preparation. N EW TIME-SAY ING COURSES Emergency schedules, streamlined courses, and individual progress enable students to enter any day and prepare for good starting positions in only a fraction of the time required in other types of educational institutions. No one is rushed on or held back by others. Special sum- mer rates and terms. 9 BUSINESS C0llEGE ABILENE, TEXAS Page 181 A 4'- 0 . , A- fx f , or f .fs a ,N ' U N -f ' 1 k..,1sJ 'EJ QL F' 'S X ?'.k eg.-I ,ffxn '--jxx ' - 1' I W, C 'NN x x' 1 "-' -fx ""x... .. ,f'1,"4, LQ' i 'uni of we -'fs 4. X ' ' Xxi X fx 1. X . 4 ' ll r C5114 K' 5- . V f' ' L fx! kr, I 4 I I .Ml -Vp, A , ,XG V -. J I 'xx S V 'J 'ql . C 'x Q -XX, f X,g'g'i.v',A",A li,- 7f"'r:i,,, hd W I, C ""-if , 4 .xg gif ,fiquq " .f Qi ', 41 ' M X. v"n',f tgff44. gf! 1 I qi -xii Manufactured by WEST TEXAS COTTONOIL COMPANY ABILENE, TEXAS fffiiiiffiiffifiiii QQILENE IT IS- .. . 0 ' 4 ' : 'X . , xs 5 K if 5 g S 2 . f Ss-Q:?e Qs f 'or counsl' 'N Horne of Cleaner Dairy Products-Milk, Butter, Ice Cream, and Cottage Cheese "All Pasteurizedn 4th and Chestnut Phone 6277 ttttktitktitttitttt Clothes for Young Men and Men Who Stay Young "Styled For the Four I-lunclredw Q "Priced For the Forty Million" AY' Ahilene's Largest Store For Men and Boys 15 8 Pine St. Phone 5 5 44 Page 182 , Xu , ' N ' X J A K2 0 'Xa X 144TheMWeSt TeXaS HouSeM ' ,- el? 'off' l J VI hh ji X EA.AQ,,'ENDE1l QMPANNL X , , gh 2' ue? J f 4 4 I ' .11 N! XL' x S 1 N N Qi EKEFQENITERE LooSE LEAF , " 1' I f -NQQUHNGIHDHCES EEE' SYSTEMS x SAEES ETC. I J ,, anufacturing Qtationers Complete Line of Office Supp1ieS ABILENE, TICXAS itttttititktkttttii 15 ,- - A Complete Stock of ,A ,,,,,,,, 4 1 .lm , 29115:,55j553f.:Qf5:Is?1E152ffffj'W . .-:f333g:ggE:5:f:g. ,255 --.. 5:::5:33EfEZQEfg5:. ' ' ' " .4 ,. .. . .,.. ...,. Bulldmg Matenalsf WESE '-'-'g:,.113:3:3:5:3:135713,I ' .-. .3Z3:3:3:3:-'i:2gZ5f5:3.l'f.- .3.?:"3' :Qt-: Y"-. P d W ' "'- A4.-. i ' . "" . Pa Per , iw , F Q' E H 73f7f!f5:,-.gfffffz-' f 'F V f:f:f:3.4. ,:r ff "fr555' 'E5f55"g, CG - - ,, ..W... . EV to d . f-15:555:51553ga:5:5:.:::2:3:g:1u1:-:-1.,.-.-1 ..,., S,E5f:E:5gr::5:-:2::f:-:-:-wvI 6 """" South Texas Lumber Co. 501 Sycamore Phone 6232 After exercising, these hap- py High School lads and las- sies like a bottle of that uHits the Spotw drink. Yes sir, Pepsi-Cola is the ideal beverage- since you get twice as much-and for a nickel, too. Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. Page IB4 Take a letter, were- Dear Students: These fountain pens, pencils, zipper notebooks and school sup- plies down here at GRAIN UFFIGE SUPPLY are "super." Come clown and look them over. Sincerely, US. Abilene High Students are amazed at the massiveness of the vault system at the Citizens National Bank Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Yes It's Time To .... Buy a Clock-especially since war-ti me makes it necessary for Abilene High students to get up earlier. These students are Willing to do their part for national defense so--it's clocks for them. AT W. T. GRANT COMPANY a delicious JO-BUY Bar of Candy from the ABILENE CANDY COMPANY Pfiqe 185 I-IENDRICK MEMORIAL HOSPITAL SCI-IOSL OF NURSING offers a three- year course in Nursing to graduates of Accredited high schools, leading to eligibility for Registration. Students are admitted in September of each year. For BULLE- TINS and FULL PARTICULARS WRITE DIRECTOR OF NURSES Hendrick Memorial Hospital ABILENE, TEXAS 'kiiiiiiiiiiiiikkiii Hs BIQOWI of QW Seifvicc-3 We can be very helpful about arranging the right insurance protection for you. FIRE, TORNADO, HAIL, AUT OIVIOBILE, LIABILITY, ALL MARINE COVERAGES, AND BONDS Emm eltegh andler OENERAL INSURANCE 509-10 Mims Bldg. Dial 5665 Page-185 S'QfKk'fla,4.f PEN1ey,g: WW? I A , I 4, J ' nc x gf ft ,f . ,xi , If hA xAk E C fx, ggi Pme Street ' f 1 f if if if fm?-ff? IJ, NX txfkfvx t f X X ,fx L tj l - ' I . X f X if ff J yffexfxl-'QF'S?kjfmt?wfoU132 Feiigral tlepgisit Insufafgbertfigoration. X51 e am atdlays teidj tcgxjx ke tins: - ! i r, EC TNG A520 NTtS?1P OFWOUXI' keyvenlence. , I il fffrRAy'SLER,S EQUESLXBANK DRRFTS, H ' M ' 1 ,Ur bmfjs ,fJIfPARTMEiTxfQWe act gl.. Executive! Kdminfisnafofjufqd Trustee. I XfgAFi'fBEP0?t,7bB0PliBB:" My Fx " N X i Q gn! J W K 0 F aripefs MX: -Mjerchdnts tatlonal Bank EV X LQJXX ABILENE, TE5y?eff' t W. G ri iiiifiiiiiiikiiikii Mm' .5 f it 3 Since 1894 . ,gy -, f-af W ' Q 4.-.QAJ Qwj ' ' I , , . f .. xv fx ,,. , , f , , I , 1 4.t.,f, W, 768 Walnut Street ef, . zifi CW if ,Wk ml if Phone 5266 .f,f, ,1,,.,1v X D I if ,QL J ,K ,,,,,psJt:V.W, Ai, I . ' f K! f f V . Pg 187 XA xil '.x,l ' xx 'V ji, 'al . in , VJ' If ,'y'f' E-if j 1 'V 4, fl X I ' ii tr -f A D RUG C0 TY 'li iffxi 'f X I ' rj v l ' rl Q J fl T' 'yi - ' ' lil"-MTlie l-louse of lVlanv Favorsw T v A 6, 'NR J l I jj ,INK Jjsl 'T' ly, ' JT 1 , ity A, if XVI it FREE DELIVERY ' s ' 3 S If HP df'DEfWJ,wf ,E ,511 ,J :Po I ,,5iMLif3JChestnut St. Telephone 6209 E," I xg! f' AEILENE, TEXAS E wl 'kViikiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii WesternAuto AssociateStores A Home Owned and Home Operated Athletic Goods-Western Flyeffiieycles--Davis Auto Tires h Auto Aeees ies-QQ rue Tone Radios W E V S O. P. Beeloe, it .el 'phone 3051 181 Pine Street if if if M-in A A' ox 0 0 E g 1 6 Q Qprepal e the odzglgeh are necessary for every 3 grow boy and girl. lu Ch-time, visit the C Wtiile e igh Cafeteria 1 In I1 HALL Music, COMPANY . V, "Everytl1117g 111 MUS1C,, ?... K Mason 86 Hamlin-'-5YVurl1tzerfCh1c . Complete Stiilck Sheet Music and Studies nun S Half if xfifilfillf SAY mos, gg , , Those QO75fyu-LOQPQ sgafqaf the A L l BGBBYL WALKER L are Q. Kr- Have You Tried Them? ,sxfxffffffn-kfnffn l J. R. FIELDER i A' O. D. DILLINGI-IAM L FIELDER f DILL1NGHAM LUMBER COMPANY l Cook's Varnish and Paint 410 Chestnut Street Wall Board l Wall Paper Telephone 3 73 3 Sash and Doors L ffxfxffAiL3fEfiAlxffxfff RIGHTWAVIAUNDRY ...l.1.. .i T-.- iii.-11T1 'lynn ear!! Q0 Zffaamy Me Way" . 609 Oak Street Phone 5295 Page 199 SHOE SERVICE STORE MAKERS OE COWBOY BOOTS AND SHOES LUGGAGE, BOOT AND SHOE BEPAIBING Abi ene Texas fifxxxxxwxxxfxffffiiifpflf J. M. RADFORD GROCERY CO. Picmeea Zllhaleaale Qaacead Same 1883 bwqasmmend STAR STATE CoFFEE juIgr'1rfMirtttr M-:Muni M03 EA E W! ei- if f Cmjsfgfr STEE BREAD" We M L l MX Retains Freshness Longer 'k'k'k'k'k'k'k'k'ki: tiki iiiki "EVERYTHING IN HARDVVAREH China-Glassware--Kitchen Ware Westinghouse Refrigerators and Roper Gas Ranges Philco Radios--Speed Queen Washers Lion Hardware Company Let Us Give You A Demonstration Phone 3241 East of Post Offi 190 fri.. 1 ii Yih. 1 XL IM, I 1f'!,iREST WISHES Aj, 'ff , , SEWILLIAMS gg M DRUG Co. HAlWays Room to Parka, Phone 5555 Hickory at Eighth 'kiiiiiiikif if id: iikiii CH U HZ ir STAR t North 7iUa:tHiCkm FURNITURE 82 CARPET CO. F y Groceri Selected Nieats, Fresh Be Thrigtgiigy Eorgash and Save rui s an e e ables O er ent at FAlfPani5YSE1ptp1ies Jollncifligjrtijix Jr' DIAL 7227 PI ..,11.- 1:1553 A1111 f-.,l-, '11-11115 'k'k'k'k'k'k'k'kir1k'k'k'k'k'k'k'k 'ki' w'I c f We Do Good Lithograph Printing I a e V N In V h ou: sP13cI1i11r1411:i1l q D1S11m1ve Food iiii and S r ' Biiiii-adf N Populag o1i1iNcIiiixfET1i iD1i1Ni11x1G SHOP c10mEe.11e1111y L.11-1111611 111 1101111111111-.1 141111111116 13111 111116 51. Phone 3322 'k'k'k'k'k'k'k'k'k'k ir'k'k'k'k'k'k'kir JOHN WARIYS MEDICAL ARTS PHARMACY PAnsoN'g school Fas Free Deliver 1190 liiofrh Third Siren Phone 7234 THIRTEEN YEARS SERVICE 9 IN ABIL 812 I-Iickorypxbilene, rjiiihone 2-0057 P 9 Nn.SQ6cu1ft,tyfIiiQeiitlE1entvftif. ,J -f ' Q ., . L' ff'- ltllll 150. Tllg-,j'g6lW6Cll Sycamore and Chestnut W 8 V. , t ' WIUQQW-SHADES-VENETIAN BLINDS , L , Y J v Q., - 1 . ,l,, V E, AIEJTOBAHQILE EINANCINE lt" .AWNHXGS-CANOPIES-TARPAULINS 1?E I N! V' xl! il J is ' Xf I . :JV fill Selling Direct To You! '. r g, , - A 4 41 -, v If Hat 3. 1111 , - 6 . . X4 14 ' " li ts' If " Phgfi 4587? it L-1 V- . 1 J' L, a xc, - Abilene Shade 81 Awning Factory ' eff. ,SEE ETLLMFULWILER , . 1 , JJ y wa' ' 9... Miles R, Roberts, Owner Phone 5527 'kf'kll'k'i'i' if iiii ii' iiiiiti X . ' J xt A Conn Band Instruments-Baldwin I l! A N- vt., ""'f ,U . , Pianos l I fl Complete Stock Reeds, Strings, Music Supplies MEDALSsTROPHIES Popular and Classical Sheet lVlusic Studies anfl EFFICIENT REPAIR DEPARTIVIENT Teaching Material Gifts For Every Uccasion "A Complete Music Servicev Anything in the Store on Easy Terms LILLIAN MORRISON MUSIC SHOP C. M. PRESLEY and the CHICDIT JEWELEH lVlcDANlEL MUSIC CO. 209 Pine Street Aliilc C, Texas H73 North Zntl Phone 3735 xfmfxx. fxxxxxfnxn Q X , - - LA SHOP Rl X X I MBQQECI ped Shop in West Texasw Q 5 X Q rr R fs Q X Jim H. Johnson, Owner 'ktiiitttttttttttti This 1942 Flashlight Cover is a Product of KI GSKR FT COVER CO. 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Abilene High School - Flashlight Yearbook (Abilene, TX)

- Class of 1942

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