Abilene High School - Flashlight Yearbook (Abilene, TX)
- Class of 1943
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Marjorie Weatherby, Io loyce Lonqley, Sam Nixon,
Peqqy Martin, Donald Hanks, Katherine Anderson,
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Assistant Principal
Adviser to the Bank, Bond Sales, cmd Golf Club
'-PC Mr. Dcn B. Weatherhy, who
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us tcr the duties cmd respcnsihilities
ct future citizens, we dedicate this
FLASHLIGHT tcr l943. Sincerity
cnd diligence have been the cut-
stcinding chardcteristics ct him dnd
his wcrlq during the sixteen years
that he has tdught gt .Flbilene High
Schccl. We have scught this means
tc shcw scme ct the appreciaticn
and attecticn thcit We teel tcr this
truly great teacher.
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THE YEAR 1943-TI-IE YEAR OE A WORLD AT
WAR-HAS BROUGHT MANY NEW EXPERIENCES
TO ALL OE US. NOT A FEW PLEASURES, AND
EVEN THINGS WE CONSIDER NECESSITIES, HAVE
BEEN DENIED US OR HAVE BEEN GIVEN TO US IN
LIMITED QUANTITY.
THIS BOOK SHOWS HOW THE WAR, SHORT-
AGES, AND RATIONING HAVE AFFECTED THE
WORK AND THE PLAY OE THE STUDENTS AND
TEACHERS OE THE "CHAMPION SCHOOL OE ALL
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U16 Selma! ,Gives
She stands
A symbol of democracy
And of freedom in America.
She speaks,
And from the records of humanity
She fills the soul and mind
With Wisdom and With courage.
She teaches
The joy of honour, faith, and fellowship
These guardians
Of lasting peace. v
She stands
A symbol of America
And of freedom that is ours.
David Richey
Abilene High Svhwl
Champion School of C111 the West
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This page is dedicated to the service rnen, living and dead,
ot Abilene High School
CADET DENNIS ROSS FRANCIS SEAMAN FIRST CLASS S. G. GENTRY
Died in plane crash in California U. S. S. Houston
February 6, l942 Missing in action
February 28, l942
PRIVATE ERNEST TRICE LIEUTENANT ALFO L. BAKER
Marine Detachment Instructor of Victorville Flying School,
U. S. S. Houston Victorville, California
Missing in action Died in airplane crash
February 28, l942 September l9, 1942
He thrills to danger, courts the wings of death,
And adores to love. With lyric grace
He caught a stricken flag to lift it high.
He scofts at fear, nor is afraid to die.
Vada Hart Webb.
FRED KEATI-ILEY LIEUTENANT WILLIAM S. PENNINGTON
Died April 23, l943 94th Fighter Squadron
Santa Ana Army Air Base Died in airplane crash in England
Santa Ana, California October ll, l942
W SERGEANT LEAHMON BRYANT
I 422nd Bomber Squadron
Killed in action over France
December 6, l942
Posthumously awarded the Purple Heart
CORPORAL C. M. ELLIS
Company B, 562nd Sig. A. W. Bu.
Killed in accident in Africa
Ianuary Il, 1943
CORPORAL XIVALTER C. OUGHTON
Died in airplane crash in Oliver Springs, Tennessee
March 29, 1943
CORPORAL BILLY VIRDEN
l3lst Field Artillery
Died at Fitzsirnmons Hospital, Denver, Colorado
February 21, l943
CADET WILLIAM T. I-IOLLIDAY
Died in airplane crash
LaGrange, Georgia
March 31, i943
LIEUTENANT OWEN BAGGETT
A , V 1 Q G First Pilot 9th Bombardrrient Squadron
d L d mergcgn aug eerd TOUBH H, A 1 ,, Missing in Asiatic Area
Squa ron ea er o econ qua ron, e s nge s March 31' 1943
GEORGE L. PAXTON, Ir., CLASS OF '20
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SUPERINTENDENT L. E. DUDLEY
M. A., LL. D.
To the Class of 1943:
No doubt many of you seniors in recent weeks have been taking stock-
thinking of the training received in high school that will fit you for a place
of usefulness in a world at war. At first thoughtjyour assets may appear to
be few-a fair knowledge of English, a few historical facts and dates, a su-
perficial knowledge of mathematics and science, perhaps the ability to type,
and write shorthand, and at least a speaking acquaintance with numerous
other subjects of doubtful practical value to the young person engaged in
war work. Meager though your knowledge may be, you are well equip-
ped if you have learned to apply yourself diligently to the task assigned, if
you are strong physically, sound morally, and alert mentally. As you go out
to help secure the blessings of freedom for the nations of the world, the best
wishes of your teachers go with you.
Sincerely yours,
L. E. DUDLEY
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PRINCIPAL I-I. S. FATI-IERREE, B. A.
In its moment of supreme crisis our country has asked of every citizen his utmost con-
tribution ot preserve our nation. It has asked that able-bodied men of certain age man the
battle front that other men and women form an adequate staff for the production front, and
that all civilians maintain a home front, strong in
morale for the crisis and in citizenship building for
the future.
In this picture of total mobilization, you young men
and Women of Abilene High School have carried on
in a very concrete Way. You have increased your
drive for educational preparation by intensifying
your studies and by wise choice of preparatory sub-
jects. You have aligned yourselves with that unit
of the Victory Corps in which you can best serve
your country. You have organized and carried on
an excellent physical fitness program. You have
given hours of your time to Red Cross, bandage
rolling, making of afghans, aiding in registration
programs, serving in Home Defense work, present-
ing programs for soldiers and USO units. You have
contributed of your time and monev to salvage
drives, War Stamp and Bond sales, USO, and other
needed War Work.
May your country find you ever Willing and pre-
pared to give the maximum service which lies with-
in your power and your country's need.
Yours sincerely,
I-IILLIARD S. FATHERREE
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MRS. EDITH C. SMITH, B. A., STUDENT COUNSELOR
"Iam not so concerned to prove myself right as to be so." Trollope in
these words sets a standard that we may well take for our own as we make
the many decisions required from every citizen in a world at war. Whether
to volunteer or wait to be drafted, whether to labor on a farm growing food
for home and for lend-lease, or in a factory producing guns, planes, or chem-
icals, whether to have a party or make surgical dressings, how to apportion
income among food, clothing, entertainment, and Bonds and Stamps-
all these are problems forced on you, students of Abilene High School, in this
momentous year of l943. May you call to your aid moral courage, strength
of character, power of endurance, and forsaking all selfishness, may you be
led by your best inward convictions and be tried only in the court of your
own conscience.
Sincerely yours,
EDITH C. SMITH
Adminisfrafivn
ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL ICE C. HUMPHREY
B. A., M. A.
As I sit today at old desk Number 40 in the House
ot Representatives at your State Capitol in Austin,
my thoughts are turned to you, the tine young stu-
dents ot Abilene High School, and I crave deeply
to send something more than the formal communi-
cation which the FLASHLIGHT statt invites me to
send each year. Many ot you have stopped me in
the halls, called me on the telephone, greeted me
out in town, or patiently listened to me in the audi-
torium.
Our American Democracy depends on each of us
learning and practicing the lessons of obedience to
law, both the natural and man-made law. Obedi-
ence is the core ot character. All high character
depends upon inward obedience to moral law. My
one supreme desire is for each ot you to be the
loyal, obedient, and true American citizen which
your country, school, and triends expect you to be.
Sincerely your friend,
IOE C. HUMPHREY
Adminisfrafiau
ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL D. B. 'VVEATI-IERBY, B. A., M. A.
As the work of this year has progressed, I have observed repeatedly the general atti
tude of the majority of our high school students, and it is indeed gratifying that proper
and splendid consideration of responsibility toward war conditions have been shown. Seri
ousness has prevailed, and yet ability to relax has been maintained. All along there has
been strong evidence of willingness to co-operate
and to become prepared mentally and physically.
Occasionally we may observe some unworthy ef-
forts of the careless and irresponsible, but the ref
sponse toward corrective measures by the true and
tried majority only serves to strengthen the long-
held faith that l have had in the youth of our entire
nation.
To glance forward, we would all judge that the
duties of world citizenship that are to be placed on
the shoulders of our high school students of today
are unusually heavy. Surely joys and sorrows alike
are to be shared in the performance of these. Sin-
cerity, diligence, and perseverance in all efforts will
be necessary. lt is my hope that this war-torn world
may emerge from this conflict a far better place in
which to liveg that the privileges and pleasures of
democratic living may be granted to all. I would
extend to our youth the most sincere wishes for
glorious success in efforts to stop totalitarianism and
rebuild to a civilization that would know no such
horrors as those of war.
Sincerely yours,
DUN B. WEATHERBY
Mr. and Mrs.
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Walter R. Iarrett
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Mr. and Mrs. loe Smith
Mr. and Mrs E B Free
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Albert A. McAliste
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Pender Mr. and Mrs. Paul McCarty
MEMBERS OP THE BOARD
Mr. W. E. Iarrett, serving his tiith year Mr. A. A. McAlister, serving his second year
Mr. E. B. Free, serving his fourth year Mrs. Roland Jones, serving her second year
Mr. P. P. McCarty, serving his second year Mrs. H. A. Pender, serving her second year
Mr. Ioe Srnith, serving his third year ' '
Mr. L. P. Cook, serving his first year
FACULTY
MR. VERNON I-IILLIARD, B. B. A, MR. W. K. BENTLEY, B. A. MRS. BEE SHACKELFORD, B. S.
Director of Athletics-eFootbaiiYBoys Physical Training-Baskeibaii-Track Physical Training-Pep Squad-Girls
Cadet Corps-Senior Adviser Cadet Corps-G an G
MRS. LAVELLE HAYS, B. A. MISS ELINOR SIVLEY
SecreiaIY Secretary
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To you, the few to Whom We owe so much-the iew Who,
during these troubled years, have been the steadyina hand
which has guided us safely along the rocky path ot childhood-
We offer our deepest and sincerest appreciation.
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EXECUTIVE COUNCIL
In this year of war, the Abilene High School Executive Council has been
a credit to its school. In addition to its usual duties of sponsoring the hall
patrol, milk fund, lost and found, school bank, and flower fund, it has spon-
sored and carried on, with the fine co-operation of a loyal student body, scrap
drives and victory book campaigns, as Well as War bond and stamp drives.
These bond and stamp drives have come to Well over thirty thousand dollars.
It is self-evident that the trust and faith given to the chosen delegates in this
governing body composed of the students themselves is not misplaced.
SAM HENRY SMITH , . , ....., President
TOMMY WEBB .... I ..,. Vice-President
IVIOLLY HINDS . . . ...,...,.,.., Secretary
ICE BOB IAY .... .... S enior Representative
DONALD BIRD . . . ,.,...,, Iunior Representative
DAVID RICHEY ........ Sophomore Representative
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PAN AMERlCA PARADES
Uncle Sam A..A,.....,,.,, , ......,..,A,...... Hollis Manly
Assistants to Uncle Sam , .Welton Lindsey and Kenneth Plurnlee
Queen ....,.,...i... Bitsy Cfruver Cescorted by Ellison Gerlachl
Senior Princesses Escorts Sophomore Princesses Escorts
Bobbie Lou Landers ...,..,., Aubrey Cole Wanda Fain , r , . . . .Raymond Munden
Elinor Sivley ..,..,, ...,. R ed Burditt Patsy Petty .....,.... Richard Dillingham
'Virginia Thompson ..,,.. . , ,Robert Lee
junior Princesses Escorts Freshman Princesses Escorts
Patricia Clark , . . ir.,,. , . , .lack Boles Dorothy lean Botkin ....,. ,.,i. D on Ieter
Molly Hinds ..i.r.i.. Raymond Thomason Carolyn Grisham ........ Iohnny Gamble
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Advisers
LESSIE NORVELL
Secrelary
MARY ANN NOLAND
Reporler
CLASS OF '43
EDITH ABBOTT
National Thespians '41-'43:
G an G '42-'43p Cadet Corps '43:
Victory Corps '43
War Work: U.S.O.: Surgical
Dressings: Red Cross
College: University of Indiana
Major: Aeronautics
LLOYD ALFORD
Boxing '42
College: Government Radio
School
Major: Radio Technician
BILLIE LOIS AMAN
Star Gazers '40-'4l: Glee Club
39-'4O: Band '40-'4Z: Orchestra
42
College: Hardin-Simmons
University
Major:
CLARA RUTH ANTILLEY
Los Leales '4l-'42g G an G '43
War Work: Surgical Dressings
College: Gail Business College
Major: Bookkeeping
IOI-IN AXE
Vice President Green Hand
Chapter '40-'4l: Vice President
Future Farmers '4l-'42: President
Future Farmers '43
War Work: Agriculture
Production
College: Texas A 6. M
Major: Engineering and
Animal Husbandry
BENNY BAILEY
Tumbling '39-'4O: Basketball
39342: Tennis '39-'4l: Battery
42543: Dramatics '42-'43: Tour-
nament Play '43: Football Man-
ager '42: National Thespians '42-
43: Thirteen Masques '42-'43g
Band '39
War Work: Stamps and Bonds
College: Baylor University
Major: Electrical Engineering
DOROTHY ALEXANDER
Star Gazers '39: Girl Reserve
'40: Red Cross '40-'4l: G an G
'42-'43p Cadet Corps '43g Victory
Corps '43
War Work: First Aid: Stamps
and Bonds: Book Drive
College: Hardin-Simmons
University
Major: English
COLLEEN ALLISON
Foreign Correspondence '39-
'4O: G an G '43
College: Hardin-Simmons
University
Major: Home Economics
IAMES ANDERSON
Glee Club '42-'43: A Cappella
'42-'43: English Club '41-'42
War Work: Scrap and Paper
Drive
College: Texas A 6 M
Major: Electrical Engineering
LENA ASHBY
Foreign Correspondence '40-
'41
War Work: First Aid
DOROTHY AYERS
Girl Reserve '39-'4O: Glee Club
'40-'42: Pep Squad '41-'43:
G an G '43
War Work: Stamps and Bonds
College: Gail Business College
Major: Secretarial Training
MARY NELL BAKER
Girl Reserve '39-'4O: Future
Teachers '40-'4l: Los Leales '41-
'42: Cadet Corps '42-'43: G an G
'43
War Work: Afghans: Stamps
and Bonds
College: Hardin-Simmons
University
Major: Secretarial Work
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MARGARET BALCH
Cyclodrama '39-'4Og A Cap-
pella '42: Personality Girls '42-
'43p Glee Club '39-'4l: G an G
'42-'43
College: Hardin-Simmons
University
Major: Music
I-IARWELL BARBER
Basketball '39-'43g Boxing '4l-
'42g Foreign Correspondence '39
War Work: Cadet Corps
College: Texas A 15- M
Major: Business Administration
BUREN BETTERTON
Football '39-'42: Model Air-
plane '39-'40
College: Texas A G M
Major: Mechanical Engineering
MAXINE BISHOP
Art Club '39-'4l: G an G '42-
'43: Battery '43
War Work: Surgical Dressings
College: Abilene Christian
College
Major: Bible
TOMMY BLAKNEY
National Honor Society '42-'43g
Band '39-'43: Sons and Daugh-
ters ot Legionnaires '39-'4l:
Swing Band '43g Band Drum Ma-
jor '42-'43: Student Council '39-
'4l: National Honor Society
President '43
War Work: Victory Corps
College: Texas A 61 M
Major: Engineering
ETTA BONTKE
Sons and Daughters of Legion-
naires '39-'4Ug Los Leales '41-'43
War Work: U.S.O.
College: Hardin-Simmons
University
Major: Business Administration
V'
SARAH BALLARD
Cyclodrama '40-'4lg Glee Club
'40-'42: Student Council '40-'4l:
Pep Squad '41-'42y G an G '42-
'43: Personality Girls '42-'43:
President Personality Girls '43
War Work: Afghans: U.S.O.
College: Abilene Christian
College
Major: English
MORRIS BATTLE
Band '4lp Treasurer junior
Academy of Science '4l: Vice
President junior Academy of Sci-
ence '42
War Work: Cadet Corps '43g
Victory Corps '43
College: Hardin-Simmons
University
Major: Chemical Engineering
FRANCES BEVERS
junior Red Cross '40-'4lg Girl
Reserve '39-'4O: G an G '43
War Work: Home Nursing:
Victory Corps
College: Texas University
Major: Secretarial Training
MARGIE BLAIR
Embroidery '40-'4l: G an G
'-43: Student Council '43
War Work: Surgical Dressings
College: Draughon's Business
College
Major: Business Administration
R. H. BLANKS
College: Abilene Christian
College
Major: Business Administration
FLORENE BOWEN
Embroidery '4O: G an G '42-
'43: Girl Reserve '40-'41
College: Hardin-Simmons
University
Major: Aeronautics
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EDWIN BRAHANEY
National Thespians '41-'43:
Stage Crew '4l4'42: Cyclodrama
'39-'41
War Work: Stamps and Bonds:
Cadet Corps
College: Texas University
Major: Chemistry
BILL BREII-IAN
Band '39-'42: Cadet Corps '43
War Work: Ten Per Cent Club
College: Hardin-Simmons
University
Major: Aeronautical
Engineering
C. F. BRIGGS
Band '39-'43: Future Farmers
'40-'41
War Work: First Aid: Texas
Defense Guard
College: Hardin-Simmons
University
Major: Aeronautical
Engineering
BILLIE LOUISE BROWN
G an G '43: Personality Girls
'41-'43: Los Leales '4l-'42: Glee
Club '4l-'42: Cyclodrama '39-'4lg
Pep Squad '40-'48
War Work: Stamps and Bonds
College: Texas Tech
Major: Business Administration
LUCY ANN BRYANT
Glee Club '39-'4l: Fine Arts
'39-'4l: Pep Squad '424'43
College: Texas State College
for Women
Major: Business Administration
QUENTIN BUCI-I
Flashlight '39-'43: junior I-Ii-Y
'40-'4l: I-Ii-Y '42-'43: National
Honor Society '42-'43: Vice Presi-
dent National Honor Society '43:
Secretary junior Hi-Y '4lp Editor
Flashlight '43
War Work: Texas Defense
Guard
College: Texas University
Major: Mathematics
BOBBY BRASELTON
Band '39-'4O: Photography '41-
'42
College: Georgia Tech
Major: Architectural
Engineering
BOBBIE LOUISE BREWSTER
Los Leales '4l-'42: G an G '43
War Work: Afghans
College: Texas Tech
Major: Business Administration
CALVIN BROOKS
Golf Club '39-'4lg Latin '4Op
journalism '4O: Diversified Oc-
cupations '42-'43
College: U. S. Marine Corps
Major: Marine
YNEZ BROWN
Embroidery '39-'4Og Glee Club
'39-'43: Girl Reserve '40-'41
College: Texas Tech
Major: Public School Music
V. E. BRYANT
Tennis '40-'4l: Band '41-'43
College: McMurry
Major: Business Administration
ROBERT G.
Stamps '39-'4O: National For-
ensic League '4O-'43g junior Hi-Y
'40-'4l: National
'43
BUCKLES
I-Ionor Society
War Work: First Aid: Texas
Defense Guard: Cadet Corps
College: Texas University
Major: Mechanical Engineering
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CHARLES BULLOCK
War Work: Military Drill
College: University of Texas
Major: Civil Engineering
KENNETH CAMPBELL
Diversified Occupations '41-'43
College: U. S. Air Corps
Major: Flying
ALVINA CARRILLO
Future Teachers '39-'4Og Girl
Reserve '40-'4lg Glee Club '40-
'4Ip G an G '43g Victory Corps
'43: Cadet Corps '43
War Work: USO
College: Hardin-Simmons
University
Major: Physical Education
PATRICIA CLARK
Cyclodrama '39-'4lg Personality
Girls '41-'43p G an G '43g Pep
Squad '41-'43
War Work: Home Nursingg
Surgical Dressings
College: Hardin-Simmons
University
Major: Home Economics
LESTER CLEMMER
Cadet Corps '43
College: Texas A G M
Major: Engineering
BETTY IO COATS
Girl Reserve '39-'40g Radio
Guild '40-'4lp Los Leales '41-'42g
Cadet Corps '43g G an G '43g
Pep Squad '42-'43
War Work: Surgical Dressings:
Scrap Drive
College: Hardin-Simmons
University
Major: Mathematics
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RED BURDITT
Hi-Y '4I-'43g Science Club '38-
'4U: Football '40-'43g Basketball
'41-'42g Track '42y Cadet Corps
'43y Tennis '39-'40
War Work: Scrap Drive: Bonds
and Stamps
College: Texas A G M
Major: Architecture
TOM CARPENTER
N.F.L, '39-'43g Model Airplane
'39-'4Og Radio Guild '39-'4lg De-
bate '39-'40p Science '41-'43:
Stage Crew '41-'43p National
Thespians '41-'43g Student Coun-
cil '42-'43g junior Hi-Y '40-'4Ig
Hi-Y '42-'43g Cadet Corps '43
War Work: Texas Defense
Guard
College: Texas A G M
Major: Mechanical Engineering
lUNE CHORN
Girl Reserve '3934U: Los Leales
'40-'42: P e p S q u a cl '40 - '43y
G an G '43
War Work: Surgical Dressings
College: Hardin-Simmons
University
Major: Business Administration
ANNA VERNE CLEMENT
Glee Club '39-'42: A Cappella
'41-'43g Band '40-'4lp National
Honor Society '43
War Work: Afghans
College: Abilene Christian
Major: Music
BURTON CLIFTON
Photography '41-'42g Glee Club
'40-'43g A Cappella '40-'-437 Stu-
dent Council '4Z-'43: Science '39-
'40: Victory Corps '43
College: Texas Tech
Major: Civil Engineering
HELEN COATS
Star Gazers '39-'4O: Radio
Guild '40-'42q Cadet Corps '43:
Pep Squad '42-'43
War Work: Surgical Dressings:
Scrap Drive: lunior Red Cross
College: Stephens
Major: Dietetics
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DOROTHY COFFMAN
I.M.P. '39-'4Og Glee Club '40-
'42g Cyclodrama '40-'4lg Person-
ality Girls '41-'43p G an G '43g
Home Nursing '4l-'42
College: McMurry
Major: Business Administration
RICHARD COLLIER
Band '39-'43: Bank '41-'43
College: Hardin-Simmons
University
Major: Science
BILL COLLINS
Bicycle Club '39-'4O: Football
'41
War Work: Victory Corps
College: Texas A G M
Major: Mechanical Engineering
LORA LEE COOK
N.F.L, '4l-'43g National Thes-
pians '39-'43: G an G '43: Stu-
dent Association '39-'427 Thirteen
Masques '42-'-13: Glee Club '39-
'42: Declamation '40-'437 Pep
Squad '40-'42g Stage Crew '4I-
'43
War Work: Afghans: Victory
Corps
College: University of Indiana
Major: Aeronautics and
Dramatics
IOI-IN CRUTCI-IFIELD
Band '38-'43: Orchestra '39g
Model Airplane '38-'42: Cadet
Corps '43: National Honor So-
ciety '42-'43p Student Council '43g
Sons and Daughters of Legion-
naires '38-'40
War Work: Texas Defense
Guard: Packing Surgical Dress-
ings
College: U. S. Army Air Corps
Major: Flying Officer
KATHLEEN DAVIS
Travel Club '39-'4O: Foreign
Correspondence '40-'4l: G an G
'43g Art Club '41-'42: Student As-
sociation '4U-'43: Historian Stu-
dent Association '40-'43
College: Texas State College
tor Women
Major: Costume Illustration
GLYNN COLLETT
Girl Reserve '39-'4Ug Star Gaz--
ers '40-'4lg Pep Squad '42-'43:
G an G '-13: Cadet Corps '43
War Work: Surgical Dressings
College: Hardin-Simmons
University
Major: Business Administration
ANNE COLLINS
Stamp Collectors '39p Life Un-
der the Microscope '40-'4lg lun-
ior Red Cross '40-'4l: Girl Scouts
'40-'42: G an G '43
College: University of Texas
Major: Range Management
MILES COLLINS
Star Gazers '39-'4Og Tumbling
'39: Student Association '39
College: Randolph Field
Major: Aeronautics
E. B. COX
Spanish Club '39-'4l: Band '40-
'4l7 F.F.A, '42-'43
War Work: Food Production
College: Texas A 5: M
Major: Agriculture
DOROTHY CUTBIRTH
Band '39-'42: Orchestra '40-'43g
G an G '43
College: Hardin-Simmons
University
Major: Business Administration
BETTY DELANO
Tennis Club '39-'42g Sports
Club '39-'42g National Honor So-
ciety '42-'43: G an G '43: Cadet
Corps '43
College: Hardin-Simmons
University
Major: Business Administration
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CLARA FAYE DEUTSCI-IMAN
Glee Club '4l-'42: G an G '43
War Work: Bonds and Stamps:
Surgical Dressings
College: West Texas Nurse
Training School
Major: Nursing
DOROTHY DOWDY
Cyclodrama '39-'4O: Glee Club
'40-'43g Pep Squad '4l-'43p Na-
tional Thespians '39-'43g Thirteen
Masques '43: G an G '43: Back
o' Curtain '39-'4Oy Declamation
'4l-'43: Victory Corps '43
College: Abilene Christian
College
Major: Dramatics
IOYCE DRUMMOND
Radio Guild '4O- '42: F.F.A.
Sweetheart '41-'43: G an G '43:
Vice President G an G '43
War Work: Afghans
College: Texas Tech
Major: Secretarial Training
ROBBIE DEAN DUNCAN
National Thespians '39-'43p
Student Council '42g G an G '43:
Stage Crew '39-'42: Cyclodrama
'39-'4Og Victory Corps '43
War Work: Afghans
College: Hardin-Simmons
University
Major: Dramatics
MAXINE EASTIS
Girl Reserve '39-'4O: Radio
Guild '40-'42g G an G '43
War Work: Afghans
College: Gail Business College
Major: Business Administration
IESSE LLOYD EDMONDSON
Band '39-'43: F.F.A. '40-'4l
College: Hardin-Simmons
University
Major: Aeronautical
Engineering
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ESTI-IER DOTSON
Student Council '40-'4ly Glee
Club '4l-'42: A Cappella '42
College: Bethany Peniel
Major: Music
LARRY DRISCOLI.
Cadet Corps '43: Victory Corps
'43
War Work: Bonds and Stamps
College: Notre Dame
Major: Medicine
WINNIE DUDLEY
Foreign Correspondence '39-
'4Ug Glee Club '39-'4O: Art Club
'40-'4lg Ready Writers '39-'4lg
Quill and Scroll '4l-'43g Vice
President Quill and Scroll '43:
National Honor Society '424'43g
Battery '4l-'43
War Work: Cotton Picking:
Stamps and Bonds: Scrap Drive
College: Baylor University
Major: English
GLORIA DUNN
Cadet Corps '43: G an G '43
War Work: U.S.O.
College: Chicago Art Institute
Major: Commerical Art
MARIORIE ECHOLS
G an G '43g junior Academy
of Science '40-'4l
War Work: Bonds and Stamps:
Afghans
College: Abilene Christian
College
Major: Business Administration
WILLETTA ETI-IRIDGE
Girl Reserve '39-'4O: Embroid-
ery '4O-'4l: G an G '43: Cadet
Corps '43
War Work: Surgical Dressings:
Bonds and Stamps
College: Hendrick School of
Nursing
Major: Nursing
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VIRGINIA EVANS
Girl Reserve '39-'4U: Los Leales
'40-'4ly G an G '43
College: Gail Business College
Major: Business Administration
MARTHA FARR
Extemporaneous Speech '39-
'4O: Debate '40-'43: Orchestra
'40-'43: Back o' Curtain '39-'4l:
National Forensic League '40-'43:
Treasurer N. F. L. '42: Secretary
N. F. L. '43: G an G '-435 Na-
tional Honor Society '42-'43: Nae
tional Thespians '4l-'43: Chair-
man Victory Committee '43g Stu-
dent Council '43
War Vforkx Land Division Vic-
tory Corps '43g Home Nursing
College: Stephens
Major: Speech
BOBBY FIELDER
National Thespians '42-'43: De-
bate '39-'4l: N. F. L. '39-'43:
Student Council '40-'4l: A Cap-
pella '43: Sons and Daughters
oi Legionnaires '39-'4l: Band '39-
'4Z: Hi-Y '42-'43
War Work: Cadet Corps: Texas
Defense Guard
College: Baylor University
Major: Engineering
FAY FOSTER
Glee Club '4l-'42: G an G '43
College: Abilene Christian
College
Major: English
MARY FRANCISCO
Foreign Correspondence '39:
Girls Band '39-'43: Band Presi-
dent '43: Orchestra '40-'43
War Work: Afghans
College: Hardin-Simmons
University
Major: Instrumental Music
DON FRYDENBERG
Model Airplane '42y Archery
'39
War Work: Cadet Corps
College: Texas A G M
Major: Engineering
DORMAN FARMER
Football '40-'43: Basketball '40-
'43: Hi-Y '42-'43g First Aid '4lg
National Honor Society '43
'War Work: Part-time job: Vic-
tory Corps: Cadet Corps
College: Texas University
Major: Petroleum Engineering
IO ANNE FEDERBUSH
G an G '43
College: Texas State College
for Women
Major: Business Administration
NORMAN IO FORMAN
Star Gazers '39-'4l: G an G
'43
War Work: War Stamps and
Bonds
College: Abilene Christian
College
Major: Business Administration
MARY LOU FOSTER
G an G '43
College: Gail Business College
Major: Secretarial Training
RAYMOND FRAZIER
Back 'o Curtain '39-'4O: Turnb-
ling '40-'4l: Photography '41-'42
War Work: Stamps and Bonds
College: Texas A G M
Major: Aeronautical
Engineering
ANITA GILBERT
G an G '43
College: Baylor University
Major: Dramatics
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Futmea'chersP'39:P nEmbroid-
ery Club '4O: Spanish Club '4l:
Glee Club '41-'-42: Pep Squad
'41-'43: G an G '43
College: Hardin-Simmons
University
Major: English
ROBBIE DEE GOODRICH
G an G '43: Cyclodrama '39-
'4l: Pep Squad '40-'43: Person-
ality Girls '43: Los Leales '39-
'4l: Senior Queen '43: Flashlight
Oueen '43
War Work: Stamps and Bonds
College: Hardin-Simmons
University
Major: Business Administration
DICK GRANT
National Thespians '4O: Tennis
Club '40-'4l: Cyclodrama '40-'4Z:
Football '4O: Track '40-'42: Glee
Club '40-'4Z: A Cappella '4l
War Work: Scrap Metal Drive:
Cadet Corps
College: Texas A G M
Major: Animal Husbandry
FRANKIE GRIFFIN
Red Cross '39-'4O: Los Leales
'41-'42: G an G '43: Cadet Corps
'43
War Work: Surgical Dressings:
Afghans: War Stamps
College: Draughon's Business
College
Major: Secretarial Training
VIRGINIA GRIFFING
Glee Club '4l-'43: Cyclodrama
'42: National Thespians '43: Pep
Squad '41-'43
College: Southern Methodist
University
Major: Aeronautics
ANNETTE GRUBBS
Foreign Correspondence '39-
'4U: Glee Club '39-'42: Cyclo-
drama '40-'4l: Pep Squad '40-'42:
Personality Girls '42-'43: Secre-
tary-Treasurer Personality Girls
'437 G an G '43: Student Coun-
cil '4l-'42: National Honor So-
ciety '43
War Work: Surgical Dressings
College: Baylor University
Major: English
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DOROTHY GOOCH
Foreign Correspondence '39-
'4U: Los Leales '4l: Quill and
Scroll '42: Battery '41-'42: G an G
'43: Spanish Paper '41-'42
War Work: Home Nursing: Red
Cross Knitting: Stamps
College: Baylor School of
Nursing
Major: Nursing
BILLIE GRAHAM
Foreign Correspondence '39-
'4O: G an G '43: Los Leales '40-
'42
College: Gail's Business
College
Major: Business Administration
MARIE GRAY
G an G '43
War Work: Home Nursing:
Surgical Dressings
College: Baylor Medical Uni-
versity
Major: Nursing
IOHN GRIFFIN
Sons and Daughters of Legion-
naires '4l: Student Council '4O:
Band '39-'43: Hi-Y '43: Orches-
tra '4l: National Honor Society
'43
War Work: Army Division oi
Victory Corps
College: Hardin-Simmons
University
Major: Medicine
ION ANN GRISHAM
G an G '43: Glee Club '39-
'42: Cyclodrama '40-'42: National
Thespians '42-'43: Thirteen
Masques '43: Battery Business
Manager '43: Pep Squad '40-'43:
Stage Crew '43: Iunior Academy
of Science '4l-'43:
'42-'43: Quill and
N. F. L. '43
War Work: Air
ion Victory Corps
College: Hardin-Simmons
University
Major: Science and Speech
Declamation
Scroll '42-'43:
Service Divis-
DONALD I-IANKS
Flashlight '43: Victory Corps
'43: National Honor Society '43
War Work: Stamps and Bonds:
Rationing
College: Texas A 5- M
Major: Chemical Engineering
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EDDIE FAYE HARBER
G an G '43
War Work: Bonds and Stamps
Married
FRANCES HARP
Latin Club '40-'4l: G an G '43
War Work: Surgical Dressings
College: Gail Business College
Major: Business Administration
WAYNE HARRISON
Photography '40-'4l: Public
Address System '4l-'43
College: Texas A :St M
Major: Electrical Engineering
and Communication
ANNIE HARVEY
Glee Club '41-'42: Girls Band
'39-'4l: Future Teachers '40-'4l:
G an G '43
College: Texas State College
for Women
Major: Home Economics
IMOGENE HASSEY
Foreign Correspondence '4O:
Home Economics '4l-'42: Glee
Club '40-'42: Battery '42-'43: Na-
tional Honor Society '43
War Work: British War Relief:
First Aid: Scrap Drive: Key
Drive: War Stamps
College: Hardin-Simmons
University
Major: Business Administration
DOROTHY HAYNES
Pep Squad '40-'43: G an G
'43: Homemaking Club '4U: Glee
Club '4l-'43: Student Council '4U:
A Cappella '43: Cadet Corps '43
War Work: Victory Corps:
Scrap Drive: Cotton Picking: Ra-
tioning
College: Hardin-Simmons
University
Major: Business Administration
RAY HARDWICK
Future Farmers of America '40-
'43: President of Green Hand
Chapter '40-'4l: Future Farmers
Watch Dog '42: Future Farmers
Treasurer '43
War Work: Farming: Victory
Corps
College: Texas A G M
Major: Agriculture
RUTH HARRISON
Cyclodrama '39-'4O: Back o'
Curtain '40-'41
War Work: U. S. O.: Stamps
and Bonds
College: Houston School ot
Music
Major: Music
LOUISE HARRUP
G an G '43: National Thes-
pians '43: Victory Corps '43
War Work: U. S. O.
College: Oklahoma University
Major: Psychology
MARIAN HARVEY
Pep Squad '41-'43: Girl Re-
serve '39-'4l: Los Leales '4l-
'4Z: Glee Club '42-'43: G an G
'43
War Work: Home Nursing
College: Hendrick School of
Nursing
Major: Nursing
IOYCE HASSEY
G an G '43
College: McMurry College
Major: English
LA IUAN HENDERSON
G an G '43: Glee Club '41-
'42
War Work: Scrap Drive: Sur-
gical Dressings
College: Draughon's Business
College
Major: Business Administration
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ROB HENDERSON
Band '39-'42: A Cappella '43
War Work: Bonds and Stamps:
Scrap Drive
College: Hardin-Simmons
University
Major: Aeronautical
Engineering
GENEVIEVE HENSLEY
Personality Girls '42-'43: Pep
Squad '41-'42: G an G '43
War Work: Surgical Dressings
Married
S. C. HERRING, lr.
junior Red Cross '39-'4Og Sports
'40-'4l: Glee Club '42-'43g A Cap-
pella '42-'43g Victory Corps '43p
Cadet Corps '43: National Honor
Society '43
College: Texas A 6. M
Major: Petroleum and
Mechanical Engineering
MARY RUTH HIGGINS
Radio Guild '39-'4U7 Foreign
Correspondence '40 - '4l: P e p
Squad '40-'43: Glee Club '4l-'43y
Personality Girls '42-'43g G an G
'43g Student Council '39-'41
College: Hardin-Simmons
University
Major: Speech
MOLLY HINDS
Foreign Correspondence '39-
'4O: Secretary Freshman Class
'39-'4U: Cyclodrama '40-'4lg
Sophomore Class Oueen '40-'4lp
Student Association '40-'43: Sec-
retary Student Association '42-
'43: junior Class Reporter '41-
'42g Football Sweetheart '4l-'42g
Pep Squad '40-'43: G an G '43:
Secretary Pep Squad '42-'43p Vic-
tory Corps '43: Personality Girls
'41-'43: Flashlight '41-'42
War Work: Bonds and Stamps:
Rationingy Surgical Dressings
College: Texas Tech
Major: Business Administration
CORLIS HOLT
Travel '39: Battery '4l: Cadet
Corps '42-'43: Sports Editor Bat-
tery '42-'43
College: Hardin-Simmons
University
Major: journalism
am,
OF '43
ALENE HENLEY
Fine Arts '40-'4lg Pep Squad
'40-'4l: A Cappella '4l-'43: Per-
sonality Girls '4l-'43: Sextet '42-
'43g Glee Club '39-'42: G an G
'43y Student Council '39-'4ly Ex-
temporaneous Speech '39-'41
War Work: Surgical Dressings
College: Baylor University
Major: English
HENRY HERMANN
Latin Club '39
College: Hardin-Simmons
University
Major: Business Administration
CLARICE HIGGINS
Girls Band '42-'43: Drum Ma-
jorette Girls Band '42-'43g Na-
tional Thespians '4l-'42: G an G
'43
War Work: Scrap Drive
College: Hardin-Simmons
University
Major: Business Administration
WANDA LOU HILL
Girls Band '40-'43: G an G '43:
junior Red Cross '40-'43
War Work: Bonds and Stamps
College: Hardin-Simmons
University
Major: Business Administration
MACK I-IOBBS
Model Airplane '39-'42
War Work: Bonds and Stamps
College: U. S. Army Air Corps
Major: Pilot
IULIA MAE HOOD
G an G '43g Girl Reserve '39-
'40
College: Gail Business College
Major: Bookkeeping
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SELMA HOOD
Short Stories '39-'4U: Embroid-
ery '40-'4lg G an G '43
College: Hardin-Simmons
University
Major: Secretarial Training
HUGH HORN, lr.
Public Address System '41-'43p
Social English '40-'41
College: Texas A G M
Major: Mechanical Engineering
HELEN HUMPHREY
Glee Club '41-'42g G an G
'43g Dramatics '43
War Work: Surgical Dressings
College: Baylor University
Major: Interior Decorating
BOBBYE IACKSON
Ouill and Scroll '43g Battery
'42-'43: G an G '43
Married
PETE IOHNSON
Cadet Corps '43
College: Yale University
Major: Business Administration
HAROLD IONES
Model Airplane '39-'4U: EEA,
'40-'42
War Work: Farm Production
College: United States Air
OF '43
BETTYE HORN
A.A.A. Collectors '39g Pep
Squad '39-'43g Personality Girls
'41-'43y G an G '43
War Work: Bonds and Stamps
College: Southern Methodist
University
Major: Speech
DOROTHA HUFSTEDLER
Embroidery '40-'41
College: Abilene Christian
College
Major: Secretarial Training
LORNA HUNTER
Glee Club '42-'43g G an G '43:
A Cappella '42-'43
War Work: Bonds and Stamp:
College: Abilene Christian
College
Major: Library Science
IOE BOB IAY
N.F.L. '39-'43g National Thes-
pians '39-'43: Vice-President NCI-
tional Thespians '42-'43: junior
Hi-Y '40-'4l: Vice-President jun-
ior Hi-Y '40-'4lg l-Ii-Y '42-'43g Stu-
dent Council '39-'43g Executive
Council '39-'43g Radio Guild '39-
'4l: Debate '39-'4Og Declamation
'39-'43y Tournament Play '4l-'42y
National Honor Society '42-'43
College: Massachusetts
lnstitute of Technology
Major: Chemical Engineering
IOY IOHNSTON
Girl Reserve '39-'4O: Back o'
Curtain '39-'4lg G an G '43
War Work: Surgical Dressings:
Bonds and Stamps
College: McMurry
Major: Business Administration
VVALLACE lORDAN
EEA. '42: Glee Club '42
War Work: Texas Defense
Guard
College: Texas A :S M
Major: Mechanical Engineering
Corps
Major: Aircraft Mechanics
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LOYD KEITH
F.F.A. '41-'43
War Work: Food Production
College: Texas Tech
Major: Engineering
PHIL KENDRICK
A Cappella '4I-'43g Tennis
Club '39-'4l: Cyclodrama '40-'4l7
National Thespians '40-'43: Presi-
dent National Thespians '42-'43:
Glee Club '39-'42: N.F,L. '40-'437
Thirteen Masques '42-'43p Foot-
ball '4l-'42p Debate '40-'43g Dec-
lamation '39-'43
War Work: Victory Corps:
Scrap Drive
College: Abilene Christian
College
Major: Theology
DORIS KEYES
Glee Club '42: G an G '42-
'43p Girls' Tennis '40-'43: Victory
Corps '43p Cadet Corps '43: First
Aid '42: National Honor Society
'43
War Work: Surgical Dressings:
U.S,O.: First Aid: Home Nursing
College: University ot Texas
Major: Commercial Art
MARILYN KIMBLEY
Fine Arts '40-'4lg Pep Squad
'40-'4l: A Cappella '40-'43:
G an G '43g Band Sweetheart
'42-'43: Glee Club '39-'42g Stu-
dent Council '4Og Debate '4O:
Foreign Correspondence '39-'40
War Work: Cotton Picking
College: Ward-Belmont
Major: Speech
TRUMAN KIRK
Stamp Club '39p Los Leales '40-
'4lg Sports Club '4l
College: Hardin-Simmons
University
Major: History and
Government
IENNELOU KUEHN
Red Cross '39-'4Ug A.A.A. '40-
'4l: Glee Club '4l-'42: C1 an G
'43
War Work: Surgical Dressings:
British War Relief: Scrap Drive:
Stamps
College: Texas Christian
University
Major: Interior Decorating
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META ALICE KEITH
Social English '39: Foreign Cor-
respondence '4U-'4lg Personality
Girls '42-'43: G an G '43: Los
Leales '41-'42g Pep Squad '4U-
'43: Battery '42-'43: Glee Club
'4I-'42
College: Ward-Belmont
Major: English
GEORGE KERR
A Cappella '42-'43g Quartet '42
War Work: Texas Defense
Guard
College: Abilene Christian
College
Major: Music
BILL KIKER
Sons and Daughters of Legion-
naires '39-'4Op Model Airplane
'39-'4lg Football '39-'43: Basket-
ball '40-'4lg Track '41-'42
War Work: Scrap Drives
College: University of Texas
Major: Aeronautical
Engineering
INEZ KIMBROUGH
Girl Reserve '39-'4l: Glee Club
'40-'43
College: Draughon's Business
College
Major: Stenography
LOWELL KNIGHT
Band '40-'43: Orchestra '42
War Work: Bonds and Stamps
College: Texas A G M
Major: History
BILLIE IANE LACKEY
Glee Club '40-'42: Foreign Cor-
respondence '40
College: Abilene Christian
College
Major: History
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GENE LAVENDER
War W'ork: Bonds and Stamps
BILLY BOB LEWIS
Band '39-'43: Orchestra '4l-'43:
President Orchestra '42-'43:
Swing Band '42-'43: National
Honor Society '43
College: I-Iardin-Simmons
University
Major: Music
IO IOYCE LONGLEY
Glee Club '39-'43: A Cappella
'42-'43: Flashlight '43: G an G
'43: Cadet Corps '43: Lt. Cadet
Corps '43: Foreign Correspon-
dence '394'4O: Fine Arts '40-'4l:
Victory Corps '43: National Hon-
or Society '43
War Work: British War Relief:
Surgical Dressings: Cotton Pick-
ing
College: Texas State College
for Women
Major: Interior Decoration
IO ANNE LUTHER
Tennis '39-'4O: Pep Squad '40-
'43: Cyclodrarna '41-'42: Glee
Club '4l-'43: Personality Girls
'41-'43: G an G '43
War Vtforkz U. S. O.
Oollege: St. Paul's Hospital
Major: Nursing
KENNETH MCBEATI-I
Back o' Curtain '39
War Work: Farm Production
College: Texas University
Major: Law
HOWARD MCCOOK
Battery '4l-'42
War Work: Texas Defense
Guard
College: Abilene Christian
College
Major: Business Administration
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DOROTHY LEI-IR
Girl Reserve '39-'4O: Tennis
40: Pep Squad '40-'43: G an G
43
War Work: Afghans
College: Hardin-Simmons
University
Major: Business Administration
GLORIA LINDSEY
Pep Squad '42-'43: Glee Club
'39-'42g G an G '43
College: Hardin-Simmons
University
Major: Home Economics
RAMONA IO LOWRIE
Girl Reserve '39: Pep Squad
'39-'4l: Battery '42-'43: Home
Making '39-'4U: G an G '43
College: Texas State College
for Women
Major: Secretarial Training
VADA RAY MCADAMS
Glee Club '4l-'43: G an G '43
College: Hardin-Simmons
University
Major: Home Economics
BYRON MCCLANAI-IAN
Band '41-'42
College: Texas A G M
Major: Aeronautical
Engineering
BILL MCDANIEL
Hi-Y '41-'43: Football '4l"43:
National I-Ionor Society '43
War Work: Cadet Corps -
College: Texas A G M
Major: Chemical Engineering
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CALVIN MCINTOSH
Debate '39-'43: Radio Guild
'39-'4l: Cyclodrama '40-'4l: Na-
tional Thespians '39-'4l: National
Forensic League '39-'43: Stage
Crew '39-'4O: A Cappella '43
War Work: Defense Committee
College: Baylor University
Major: Law
DIXIE MARIE MCLEAN
G an G '43
War Work: Stamps and Bonds
College: Draughon's Business
College
Major: Business Administration
BARBARA MCQUARY
Latin Club '40-'4l: Student
Council '42: Glee Club '39-'4l:
Battery '41-'43: G an G '43:
A Cappella '43: National Honor
Society '43
War Work: Surgical
Dressings
College: Hardin-Simmons
University
Major: journalism
ANN MALLETT
Girl Reserve '40-'4l: G an G
'43
CNllege: Texas University
Major: Mathematics
ANITA MARTIN
Girl Reserve '39-'4O: G an G
'43
War Work: Home Nursing '40-
'4l: Victory Corps
College: Draughon's Business
College
Major: Secretarial Training
PEGGY IEAN MARTIN
Pep Squad '4l-'43: G an G
'43: Glee Club '4l-'43: National
Thespians '42: Student Council
'42: Flashlight '43: National Hon-
or Society '43
War Work: Red Cross Knit-
ting: Cotton Picking: Scrap
Drive: Stamps and Bonds
College: McMurry
Major: Business Administration
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BILLY MCKINNEY
First Aid '41-'42
College: Texas A G M
Major: Civil Engineering
MILTON MCMINN
College: Hardin Simmons
University
Major: Pre-Medicine
ROSALIND MacDONALD
Glee Club '4U: G an G '42-
'43
War Work: Afghans
College: Denver University
Major: Nursing
IO NELL MANGUM
Home Economic Club '40-'4I:
G an G '43: "GU" Club '43
War Work: General Victory
Corps: Surgical Dressings
College: Texas State Teachers
College
Major: Dietetics
BOBBYE MARTIN
Red Cross '39-'4U: Star Gazers
'40-'4l: Battery '41-'42: junior
Academy of Science '41-'42:
G an G '43: Band '41-'42
War W'ork: Cadet Corps:
Bandage Folding
College: Texas State College
for Women
Major: Science
DOROTHY MEAD
Foreign Correspondence '39:
A Cappella '42-'43: Personality
Girls '42-'43: President Person-
ality Girls '43: Glee Club '39-
'42: G an G '43
War Work: Surgical Dressings
College: Hardin-Simmons
University .
Major: English
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MONTA MIDDLEBROOKS
Sons and Daughters of Legion-
naires '39-'4U: Foreign Corre-
spondence '39-'40g Cyclodrama
'40-'4lg Pep Squad '40-'43g Per-
sonality Girls '4l-'43: Glee Club
'41-'42
War Work: Stamps and Bonds
College: Texas Tech
Major: Business Administration
GLORIA MILLER
Girl Reserve '39-'4l: Glee Club
'42-'43: G an G '43
War Work: Home Nursing '42
College: Draughon's Business
College
Major: Stenographer
LOWELL MILSTEAD
Band '39: Diversified Occupa-
tion '40-'43
College: Abilene Christian
College
Major: Electrical Engineering
ROBERT IO MONK
Cadet Corps
War Work: Air Division
tory Corps
College: Curtiss Wright
Technical Institution
Major: Aeronautical
Engineering
Vic-
BOB MORTON
Football '42-'43
College: Hardin-Simmons
University
Major: Mathematics
KATHRYNE MYATT
Glee Club '39-'42: A Cappella
'42-'43: Sextette '42-'43: National
Honor Society '43
College: University of Texas
Major: Music
OF '43
DEAN MILLER
Band '39-'4l7 Stage Crew '41-
'43: National Thespians '4l-'43:
Manager Stage Crew '42-'43:
Iunior Hi-Y '4l
College: University of Oregon
Major: Aeronautics
ROSEMARY MILLSAP
G an G '43
War Work: Red Cross Work
College: Abilene Christian
College
Major: Business Administration
LOUISE MOHR
Girl Reserve '40-'4l: G an G
43
War Work: U. S. O.: Red Cross
College: Hardin-Simmons
University
Major: Business Administration
TOM ROGER MORRIS
Cadet Corps
War Vtfork: War Stamps
College: Texas A 61 M
Major: Animal Husbandry
IUNE MORTON
Girl Reserve '40-'4l: G an G
'43
War Work: Stamps and Bonds:
Cadet Corps
College: Hardin-Simmons
University
Major: Mathematics
SAM NIXON
Latin Club '40-'4ly National
Thespians '4l-'43: Extemporan-
eous Speech '40-'4lp Sports Ed-
itor Flashlight '43: Student Coun-
cil '42g National Honor Society
'43
War Work: Scrap Drive: First
Aid
College: Texas A 5- M
Major: Pre-Medicine
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MARY ANN NOLAND
Back o' Curtain '39-'4l: Quill
and Scroll '41-'43: Secretary
Quill cmd Scroll '42-'43: Ready
Writers '39-'42: Battery Editor
'43: Battery News Editor '42:
National Honor Society '42-'43:
Reporter G an G '43: Reporter
Senior Class '43
War Work: Bonds and Stamps
College: Texas University
Major: journalism
IO ANNE NOTT
Pep Squad '40-'43: I. M. P. '4U:
Glee Club '39-'43: Flashlight
Salesman '42-'43: Extemporan-
eous Speech '4l: G an G '43:
A Cappella '43: National Honor
Society '43
War Work: Sea Service: Vic-
tory Corps
College: Texas State College
for Women
Major: Business Administration
ROBERT PAGE
Stamp Collectors Club '39:
Short Story Club '4U: Glee Club
'39-'4l: A Cappella '4l-'43: Boys
Quartet '42-'43: National Honor
Society '42-'43 National Thes-
pians '43: Battery '40-'43
War Work: Key Drive: Vic-
tory Corps: Victory Book Cam-
paign
College: Abilene Christian
College
Major: journalism
TAYLOR PAUL
Golf '39-'43: Basketball '40-'43:
National Honor Society '4l-'43:
Hi-Y '41-'43
College: Hardin-Simmons
University
Major: Business Administration
DONALD PIERSON
National Thespians '42-'43: Cy-
clodrama '4l: Stage Crew '42
College: University of South-
ern California
Major: Medicine
VENICE POPE
Girl Reserve '39-'4O: Glee Club
'40-'43: A.A.A. '40-'4l: Los Leales
'4l-'42: P e p Squad '41-'43:
G an G '43: Secretary of G an G
War Work: U. S. O.: Stamps
and Bonds
College: Hardin-Simmons
University
Major: Business Administration
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OF '43
LESSIE NORVELL
Foreign Correspondence '39-
'40: G an G '43: Cyclodrarna
'40-'4l: Personality Girls '42-'43:
Pep Squad '40-'43: Chairman of
Checkers, Pep Squad '43: Or-
chestra '39-'42
War Work: U. S. O.: Victory
Corps: Stamps
College: University of Southern
California
Major: Interior Decorating
ALLYCE OLIVER
Radio Guild '39-'42: G an G
'43: Quill and Scroll '43: Bat-
tery '42-'43
War Work: Home Nursing: Red
Cross: U. S. O.
College: Draughon's Business
College
Major: Business Administration
LUCILLE PAUL
Radio Guild '39-'4O: G an G
'43
War Work: Red Cross: Ai-
ghans
College: Gail Business College
Major: Business Administration
MARY RUTH PEARCE
junior Red Cross '39-'4O:
A.A.A. '40-'4l: Girl Scout '39-
'43: junior Academy ot Science
'42-'43
War Work: Surgical Dressings:
Victory Corps: Home Nursing:
First Aid: 60 Hours
College: Texas University
Major: Nursing
EVERETTE PITTMAN
Band '39-'43: Orchestra '41-'42
War Work: Cadet Corps: Cap-
tain of Cadet Corps: Victory
Corps
College: Texas University
Major: Civil Engineering
CHERRY POWERS
G an G '43: Cadet Corps
War Work: Surgical Dressings:
Stamps and Bonds
College: Hardin-Simmons
University
Major: Home Economics
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STEVE POWERS
Glee Club '39-'43: Future Farm-
ers '39-'4O: A Cappella '4l-'43:
Sons and Daughters of Legion-
naires '39-'40
War Work: Machinist School
College: Abilene Christian
College
Major: Animal Husbandry
IO RANCIER
G an G '43: Student Associa-
tion '43
War Work: First Aid: Home
Nursing: Home Conservation
College: University of Texas
Major: Business Administration
ERMA LEE RICHARDSON
Girl Reserve '39-'4O: G an G
'43
War Work: Surgical Dressings
College: Gail Business College
Major: Business Administration
HAL RIVES
College: Texas A 51 M
Major: Civil Engineering
DORIS ROWELL
Future Teachers '39-'4O: Tennis
Club '40-'4l: G an G '43
War Work: Bonds and Stamps:
Afghans
College: Hardin-Simmons
University
Major: Business Administration
CECIL RUDLOFF
Tennis '40-'4l: Band '40-'4l
War Work: First Aid
College: Kentucky Military
Institute
Major: Aeronautical
Engineering
IASMINE QUARLES
Cyclodrama '39-'4l: Pep Squad
'40-'43: G an G '43: Glee Club
'4l-'43
College: Hardin-Simmons
University
Major: Business Administration
BETTY IO RICE
Glee Club '39-'42: Spanish Club
'40-'4l: Embroidery Club '39-'4O:
G an G '43
College: Abilene Christian
College
Major: Music
PATTY RIDDLE
Debate '39-'42: junior Decla-
mation '4l-'42: Senior Declama-
tion '4l-'42: N. F. L. '39-'43:
Treasurer N. F. L. '42-'43: Na-
tional Meet, Humorous Declama-
tion '4l
War Work: Bonds and Stamps
College: University of Texas
Major: Law
MARIANNA ROGERS
G an G '43
College: McMurry
Major: Secretarial Training
DAVID RUDD
Model Airplane '39: Glee Club
'4l: A Cappella '42-'43: Cadet
Corps '43: Victory Corps '43
College: University of Texas
Major: Medicine
PAT SAILORS
G an G '43: Victory Corps '43
College: Stephens
Major: Music
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IUANITA SCI-IAEFER
G an G '43
War Work: Bonds and Stamps
EUGENE SCOTT
Football '39-'4l: Radio Guild
'40: First Aid '38-'39
War Work: Cadet Corps
College: Texas A 5- M
Major: Electrical Engineering
DUB SHIELDS
junior Hi-Y '4l: Football '39-
'43: Track '4l-'42: Basketball '41-
'42
War Work: Bonds and Stamps
College: Texas A G M
Major: Physical Education
MELISSA SMITH
A Cappella '43: Sextet '43:
Glee Club '43: G an G '43g Na-
tional Honor Society '43
War Work: Scrap Drive: Vic-
tory Corpsg Surgical Dressings
College: Texas Tech
Major: Music
PAUL SMITH
junior Academy of Science '42-
'43
War Work: Bonds and Stamps
College: Texas University
Major: History
DAN SORRELLS
junior I-Ii-Y '4lg Declamation
'43: Hi-Y '43: Stage Crew '43g
Thirteen Masques '43: Flashlight
'40-'4Zg Student Council '40-'4Z:
Checker Hall Patrol '42g Hall
Patrol Chairman '43: National
Thespians '41-'43: National Hon-
or Society '43
War Work: Texas Defense
Guard: lst Lt. Cadet Corps
College: California Institute of
Technology
Major: Chemical Engineering
VT
ELAINE SCHANBACHER
G an G '43
War Work: Bonds and Stamps
College: Draughon's Business
College
Major: Bookkeeping
WALTER SI-IERWOOD
Band '42-'43p Model Airplane
'39-'40
College: Texas A Gr M
Major: Animal Husbandry
LEONARD SKIPPER
Future Farmers of America '40-
'43
War Work: Scrap Drive
College: Gail Business College
Major: Business Administration
NED SMITH
War Work: Government Work
College: Abilene Christian
College
Major: Meteorology
SAM HENRY SMITH
N.F.L. '39-'43: President N.F.L.
'42g National Thespians '40-'43:
Iunior I-Ii-Y '39-'4lg President Iun-
ior Hi-Y '4lp Hi-Y '42-'43: Stu-
dent Association '4l-'43: Radio
Guild '40-'41g Thirteen Masques
'43g President Thirteen Masques
'43: State Champion Extemporan-
eous Speaker '4l: State Charn-
pion Debater '42g National Honor
Society '42-'43: Declamation '437
Stage Crew '4l-'43: President
Student Council '43
College: Texas University
Major: Law
GENE SPIRES
Sports '39-'40: Basketball '40-
'43: Hi-Y '41-'43: Football '40-
'43: Track '40-'43: President I-Ii-Y
'42-'43g President Senior Class
'43: Secretary-Treasurer Hi-Y '42
War VVork: Victory Committee:
Cotton Picking: Stamps and
Bonds
College: Rice
Major: Physical Education
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ANNIE RUTH STALLINGS
G an G '43
College: New England
Conservatory
Major: Music
WILLIE LOIS STEPHENS
Girl Reserve '39e'4U: G an G
'437 National Honor Society '43
War Vlfork: Red Cross
College: Draughon's Business
College
Major: Business
MARY IO STORMAN
Glee Club '39-'4ly Fine Arts
'39-'4O: Pep S q u a d '4l-:43:
G an G '42-'43g President G an G
'437 National Honor Society '43
War Work: Atghans
College: Gail Business College
Major: Business Administration
JAMES TATE
Football '39-'4O: Star Gazes '4l
War Work: Ship Building with
Consolidated Steel Corporation,
Ltd.
College: Texas A 6. M
Major: Petroleum Engineering
RAYMOND THOMASON, Ir.
N.F.L. '39-'43y National Thes-
pians '39-'43: Pep Leader '42g
Basketball '4l-'43: Football Man-
ager '42-'43: junior Hi-Y '39-'4U:
Cyclodrama '39-'42g Glee Club
'39-'42: A Cappella '43g Senior
Declamation '42: Iunior Declarna-
tion '4O: Radio Guild '39-'43g
Stage Crew '39-'4Og Thirteen
Masques '43g Student Associa-
tion '39-'4l: Executive Council
'4l
College: University ot Texas
Major: Dramatics
BETTY THORNTON
Girl Reserve '39-'4U: A.A.A.
Collectors '40-'4lg Los Leales '4l-
'42p G an G '43
War Vlorkz Afghans
College: Hardin-Simmons
University
Major: English
DORA BETH STEELE
G an G '43
War Work: U. S. O.
College: Hardin-Simmons
University
Major: Spanish
BILLIE RAY STEWART
Flashlight '39-'42: Battery '42-
'43: National Honor Society '43
College: University ot Texas
Major: English
EDNA STOVER
Girl Reserve '39: Secretary
Girls' Tennis Club '40-'4l: Quill
and Scroll '42g G an G '43g Bat-
tery '4l-'42: Student Council '4l
War Work: Stamps and Bonds:
U. S. O.
College: Draughon's Business
College
Major: Business Administration
BILL THOMAS
Band '4l: Stage Crew '4l-'4Z7
A Cappella '42-'43: Glee Club
'4l-'43
College: University of Texas
Major: Business Administration
MARTHA THOMPSON
G an G '43: Flashlight '42-'43g
First Aid '42p National Thespians
'42-'43y National Honor Society
'43
'War Work: Surgical Dressings:
Rationing
College: Mary Baldwin
Major: Iournalism and Speech
HOLLYCE TRANTHAM
G an G '43y National Honor
Society '43 '
War Work: First Aid
College: Hendrick School ot
Nursing
Major: Nursing
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CHARLES TRICKEY
Football '4l-'43g Track '42p Hi-
Y '424'43: Vice-President, Future
Farmers: Cadet Corps '43
War Work: War Bonds and
Stamps
College: Texas A 61 M
Major: Animal Husbandry
REUBEN TYE
Cadet Corps '42-'43
War Work: Victory Corps
College: Parks Air College
Major: Airplane Master
Mechanics
LILLIE VLETAS
Cyclodrama '39-'4ly Glee Club
'39-'43: A Cappella '42-'43g Soph-
omore Secretary '4lp Pep Squad
'40-'43: junior Secretary '41-'4Zy
junior Queen '42g Field Marshal
Pep Squad '43p Student Council
'4O: President Pep Squad '43g
Personality Girls '4l-'43: G an G
'43
War Work: Victory Corps
College: Texas State College
for Women
Major: Designing
TOMMY WALLACE
Cadet Corps '43
College: Texas A 61 M
Major: Mechanical Engineering
L. I. WARD
Model Airplane '40
College: Abilene Christian
College
Major: Economics
MARIORIE WEATHERBY
Glee Club '39-'42: A Cappella
'42-'43g Foreign Correspondence!
'39-'4O: Fine Arts '4O: National
Honor Society '42-'43: Pep Squad
'4lA'42y Student Association '39-
'4O: Senior Editor Flashlight '43:
G an G 'f-13: Treasurer G an G
'43: Librarian A Cappella '43
War Work: Red Cross Knit-
ting: Sea Division Victory Corps:
British War Relief
Collgee: Baylor University
Major: Interior Decorating
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DOLLY TRIPP
G an G '43: Art '40-'4lp Girls
Glee Club '40-'41
War Work: Victory Corps
College: McMurry
Major: Art
C. M. VADEN
First Aid '41-'42
College: Texas University
Major: Chemical Engineering
DURA MAE WALDROP
Radio Guild '39-'4l: Spanish
Club '41-'42y Glee Club '42-'43g
G an G '43
War Work: War Stamps and
Bonds
College: McMurry
Major: Pre-Medicine
LAVINIA WARD
Glee Club '39-'43: A Cappella
'40-'43g Girls Trio '42: Girls Sex-
tette '43: Cadet Corps '43
War Work: Victory Corps: Key
Drive
College: Texas Tech
Major: Animal Husbandry
DE ALVA WATKINS
Embroidery Club '39-'4O: Los
Leales '41-'42g G an G '43
War Work: Afghans
College: Draughon's Business
College
Major: Secretarial Training
TOMMY WEBB
N.F.L. '39-'43: President '43,
Cyclodrama '39-'4U: S t u d e nt
Council '42-'43: Vice-President
Student Council '43: Executive
National Honor
Debate '39-'42g
Speech '42-'43:
Council '42-'43:
Society '42-'43:
Extemporaneous
Radio Guild '39-'4O: Iunior Hi4Y
'4Ug A Cappella '43: Flashlight
'43
War Work: Scrap Drive: Head
General Division of Victory Corps
College: Baylor University
Major: Law
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S. C. WHITAKER
Ready Writers '42
College: Texas A G M
Major: Civil Engineering
GLORIA WILHITE
Glee Club '40-'4l: Girl Reserve
'39-'4O: G an G '43
Wark Work: Stamps and Bonds
College: Draughon's Business
College
Major: Comptornetry
BERL WILLIAMS
Band '39-'43: lst Lieutenant
Band '42-'43
War Work: Cadet Corps '43:
lst Lieutenant Cadet Corps
College: Texas A :St M
Major: Engineering
STEVE WILLIAMS
Model Airplane Club '39-'40
War Work: Cadet Corps '43
College: Texas A 5 M
Major: Engineering
LOUISE WILLIS
Sewing Club '39-'4O: Photog-
raphy Club '41
War Work: Cadet Corps
College: McMurry
Major: Business Administration
ALTON WILSON
National Honor Society '43:
Quill and Scroll '42-'43: A Cap-
pella '42: Extemporaneous Speech
'40-'4l: National Forensic League
'40-'43: Short Story Club '4O: Stu-
dent Council '39-'4l
War Work: Texas Defense
Guard: Gas Rationing
College: Texas University
Major: journalism
C. G. WHITTEN
Football '42: Star Gazers '4U:
Radio Guild '4l: Glee Club '4l:
Dramatics '4l: Boxing '42: Ten-
nis '4O: Hi-Y '42-'43: Vice-Presi-
dent of I-Ii-Y '42
War Work: Defense
Construction
College: Hardin-Simmons
University
Major: Law
ALICE WILLIAMS
A Cappella '42-'43: Reporter
A Cappella '43: Glee Club '40-
'4Z: Fine Arts '4l: Pep Squad
'41-'42: Flashlight '4O: Battery
'43: G an G '43: Quill and Scroll
'43: National Honor Society '43
War Work: Surgical Dressings:
Girls Cadet Corps: Captain
Cadet Corps: Cotton Picking:
Sea Division Victory Corps
College: Texas University
Major: Dietetics
EARL WILLIAMS
Band '39-'43
College: University of Mexico
Major: Pre-Medicine
CHARLES GRANT WILLIS
Band '39-'43: Student Council
'40-'4l: Sons and Daughters ot
Legionnaires '39-'4O: National
Honor Society '43
War Work: Cadet Corps
College: Texas University
Major: Chemical Engineering
L. L. WILLS
Bicycle Club '39-'4O: Sports
Club '40-'41
War Work: Post Exchange
College: Texas University
Major: Law
DUB WINKLES
Stamp Collectors '38-'39: Foot-
ball '39-'43: Basketball '40-'43:
I-Ii-Y '41-'43
War Work: Delivering Ice
College: Texas University
Major: Physical Education
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HORACE WILSON
Lite Under the Microscope '4lg
Latin Club '39: junior Academy
of Science- '42p Cadet Corps '43
College: Baylor University
Major: Law
MARTHA WORK
Foreign Correspondence '39:
Fine Arts Club '42: Pep Squad
'40-'42g Glee Club '39-'4Zg G an G
'43: Chairman Milk Fund '43:
Student Council '42: National
Honor Society '43
War Work: Stamps and Bonds,
Surgical Dressings
College: Southern Methodist
University
Major: Social Science
LUCILLE BLEVINS
Girl Reserve '39-'4O: G an G
'43g Battery '43
War Work: Stamps and Bonds
College: Hardin-Simmons
University
Major: Business Administration
DUBB DUFF
Football '39-'43g Track '39-'43:
Hi-Y '41-'43: A Cappella '43:
Glee Club '42: Cadet Corps '43
War Work: Victory Corps
College: Texas A G M
Major: Architectural
Engineering
H. L. FOSTER
War Work: Victory Corps
College: Texas A 6: M
Major: Electrical Engineering
OTIS HARVEY
Band '39-'43: Orchestra '40-'43g
Sons and Daughters of Legion-
naires '4l: Assistant Conductor
of Girls Band '43g AHS Swing
Band: National Honor Society '43
College: Vandercook School of
Music
Major: Music
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IOHN TOM WINNIFORD
Football '39-'42: junior I-Ii-Y
'40-'4l: I-Ii-Y '43: Future Farmers
of America '42-'43
War Work: Stamps and Bonds:
Ranch Work: Keeping Physically
Fit
College: Texas A G M
Major: Animal Husbandry
DONALD YARBRO
Model Airplane Club '40-'4l:
Eagle Band '39-'43g 2nd Lt, Eagle
Band '41-'42: Captain of Eagle
Band '42-'43: Orchestra '40-'42:
Librarian of Orchestra '42' Na-
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dent Council '42
War Work: Scrap Drives
College: Hardin-Simmons
University
Major: Music
KATHLEEN DAVIS
Travel Club '39: Foreign Cor-
respondence '4U-'4I: G an G '42-
'43: Art Club '41-'42g Student
Council '4l-'43: Historian Student
Council '41-'43
College: Texas State College
tor Women
Major: Costume Illustration
REBECCA FLORES
Glee Club '41-'43: G an G '43y
War Work: Afghans
College: McMurry
Major: Spanish
IEWEL GALLE
Girl Reserve '39-'4l: G an G
'43: Cadet Corps '43
War Work: Bonds and Stamps:
Surgical Dressings
College: Draughon's Business
College
Major: Secretarial Training
TINY RUTH I-IELLER
Pep Squad '41-'43p G an G
'43y Girl Reserve '4Op Cadet
Corps '43: Glee Club '42
War Work: Surgical Dressings
College: john Shelley
Major: Nursing
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IOE LEE HITT
I-Ii-Y '43: Cadet Corps '43
War Work: Essential Industry
College: Hardin-Simmons
University
Major: Architectural
- Engineering
VERBA CEE IACKSON
G an G '43
War Work: Afghans
College: john Tarleton
Agricultural College
Major: Business Administration
PEGGIE LOCKHART
Flashlight '39-'4O: Radio Guild
'40-'4l: Glee Club '40-'42
War Work: Stamps and Bonds
College: McMurry
Major: Bible
PHILIP MARSH
Cadet Corps '43
College: Pennsylvania State
Major: Forestry
DALLAS PERKINS
junior Geologists '4l: Boys
Glee Club '40-'42: A Cappella
'42
War Work: Bonds and Stamps
College: Army Air Corps
Major: Flying Officer
BILLY DERR
Future Farmers ot America '40-
'43 -
War Work: Bonds and Stamps:
Cadet Corps
College: Baylor University
Major: Mechanical Engineering
ELLEN ILAND
Ready Writers '43: G an G '43
War Work: U. S. O.
College: University of Michigan
Major: journalism
CATHERINE jOI-INSON
Cyclodrama '39-'4l: Extempo-
raneous Speech '39-'42g Glee
Club '39-'4O: Sons and Daugh-
ters of Legionnaires '39-'4O:
G an G '43: National Forensic
League '43: Lost and Found '41-
'42: Student Council '40
War Vlork: Surgical Dressings:
Bonds and Stamps
College: Texas University
Major: Business Administration
MANUELA MENDOZA
junior Red Cross '39: Girl Re-
serve '4l: G an G '43: Cadet
Corps '43g Victory Corps '43
War Work: Surgical Dressings:
Arghans
College: Draughon's Business
College
Major: Business Administration
IACK MILLER
junior Geologist '39-'4l: First
Aid '41-'42
War Work: Cadet Corps
College: Texas A G M
Major: Petroleum Engineering
PAULETA RUTI-IERFORD
Foreign Correspondence '39-
'4O: Personality Girls '42-'43: Pep
Squad '40-'43: Vice President
Pep Squad '43
War Work: Bonds and Stamps
College: Draughon's Business
College
Major: Business Administration
STANLEY I-IINNANT
Band '40-'4Ig Sports '40-'4lg
Track '42
War Work: Bonds and Stamps
College: Baylor University
Major: Aeronautical
Engineering
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Vice President
ROSEMARY' HAMBRICK
Secretary
DONALD BIRD
Reporter
CLASS OF '44
VONCILLE ADAMS BETTY IO ANHLLEY
Preference: Skating Preference: Shows
War Work: Red Cross WRT Work: Surgical
Dressings
KATHERINE ANDERSON
Preference: Fun
War Work: Stamps and
Bonds
WAYNE AUSTIN BILLIE RUTH AYERS
Preference: Hunting Preference: Green
War Work: Stamps and War Work: Surgical
Bonds Dressings
RICHARD AYERS
Preference: Hunting
War Work: Stamps and
Bonds
ALICE BALLARD DEE ANNIS BARLOWi
Preference: Singing Preference: Swing Music
War Work: Stamps and ' War Work: Red Cross
Bonds ,Knitting
ANN BALLARD
Preference: Popular ,
Music 1
War Work: Stamps and
Bonds
SHIRLEY BASS DANNIE BEASLEY
Preference: POPU1C1f Preference: Good Music
M11SiC War Work: Rolling
War Work: Singing for Bandages
Soldiers
BILLIE BAXTER
Preference: History
War Work: Making
Bandages
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Preference: Eating Preference: Playing
War Work: Stamps and Football
Bonds War Work: Cadet Corps
SUE HELEN BRADSHAW
Preference: Dancing
War Work: Red Cross
Knitting
R. L. BROWN SAMMIE BUSTER
Preference: Playing in Preference: Dancing
Band War Work: Stamps and
War Work: USO Bonds
IUDY BRYANT
Preference: Football
Games
War Work: Cadet Corps
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CHARLES CAMPBELL BARBARA CASEY
Preference: Boxing Preference: Movies
War Work: Texas War Work: Stamps and
Defense Guard Bonds
l. Q. CARTER
Preference: Fishing
War Work: Stamps and
Bonds
IAMES HARVEY CLARK IOYCE COX
Preference: Noise Preference: Having
War Work: Stamps and Friends
Bonds War Work: Victory
Corps
FEDDY RUTH COLE
Preference: Red
War Work: Stamps and
Bonds
CONNER CULVER BETTY DANIEL
Preference: C Card Preference: Good Books
'War Work: Victory War Work: USO
Corps
FRANCES DALTON
Preference: Chocolate
Sundaes
War Work: Stamps and
Bonds
EARL DARDEN WAYNE DEAN
Preference: Hunting Preference: Photography
War Work: Stamps and War Work: Stamps and
Bonds Bonds
TOMMY DAVIS
Preference: Mathematics
War Work: Stamps and
Bonds
RICHARD DILLINGI-IAM H. A. DOZIER
Preference: Football Preference: Parties
War Work: Stamps and War Work: Victory
Bonds Corps
WALLACE DOBBS
Preference: Hunting
War Work: Cadet Corps
BILLIE DEAN DUNLAP ANNE ETHERIDGE
Preference: Pineapple Preference: Bicycling
Pie War Work: Victory
War Work: Stamps and Corps
Bonds
EDWARD ENGEL
Preference: Swimming
War Work: Stamps and
Bonds
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FRANK EVERTS MILDRED FAULKS
Preference Aeronautics Preference: Good Books
War Work Stamps and War Work
Bonds Bonds
WANDA FAIN
Preference: Stenography
War Work: Stamps and
Bonds
FINCHER MATTYE BLANCHE
Mechanical FLETCHER
Preference: Playing
Stamps and Piano
War Work Stamps and
Bonds
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War Work: Work at Air
Base
LOLA FONVILLE IOE FRANCIS
Preference Goocl Music Preference Swimming
War Work USO War Vtfork Starnps and
Bonds
REESE FOSTER
Preference: Music
War Work: Stamps and
Bonds
IIMMIE GILBERT LA VERNE GREENE
Preference History Preference Happy
War Work Stamps and People
Bonds War Work Cadet Corps
DARLENE GRAVES
Preference: Popular
Music
War Work: Stamps and
Bonds
EUGENE GRESHAM IACK HARDY GRISSOM
Preference Sportsman- Preference Football
ship Wark Work Agriculture
War Work Canteen
ROBERT GRISHAM
Preference: Photography
War Work: Stamps and
Bonds
ROSEMQARY HAMBRICK RALPH HARDY
Preference Eating Preference Football
War Work Cadet Corps War Work Stamps and
Bonds
IUDY HARDY
Preference: Skating
War Work: Surgical
Dressings
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HAROLD HARVEY
Preference: Dancing
War Work: Stamps and
Bonds
PHLETUS HENDERSON.
Preference: Mystery
Books
War Work: Stamps and
Bonds
IYRELDYNE HENDERSON
Preference: Blue
War Work: Surgical
Dressings
IANE HICKEY
Preference: Skating
War Work: Stamps and
Bonds
DOROTHY HILLMAN
Preference: Good Books
War Work:
Bonds
Stamps and
DAISY HICKS
Preference: Walking
War Work:
Bonds
CHRISTENE HOLLEY
Preference: Something
to do
War Work: Home
Nursing
Stamps and
ADALEE HOLMES
Preference: Popular
Music
War Work:
Bonds
Stamps and
LAUNA HOLLOWELL
Preference: Adventure
Stories
War Work: Stamps and
Bonds
IENNYE RUTH HOOPER
Preference: Skating
War Work: Stamps and
Bonds
NETA IEAN HOPKINS
Preference: Music
War Work: Stamps and
Bonds
MABETH HOPKINS
Preference: Going to th:
Show
War Work: Collecting
Tin Cans
WANDA HOPKINS
Preference: Mystery
Stories
War Work: Stamps and
Bonds
IEANE HOWARD
Preference: Sport Clothes
War Work: Stamps and
Bond:
MARY HOUGHTON
Preference: Eating
War Work: Cadet Corps
MARY ALICE HOWLE
Preference: Movies
War Work: Stamps and
Bonds
DAVID HUNT
Preference: Quiet
War Work: Stamps and
Bonds
WANDA HUFFMAN
Preference: Swing Music
War Work: Stamps and
Bonds
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ELIZABETH IOHNSON IOHNNIE LOU IONES
Preference: Friendly Preference: Movies
People War Work: Stamps and
War Work: Stamps and Bonds
Bonds
GEORGE IONES
Preference: Hunting
War Work: Stamps and
Bonds
IUANELL IONES ELSIE KILGO
Preference: Pingpong Preference: Dancing
War Work: Stamps and War Work: Stamps and
Bonds Bonds
ONA B. IONES
Preference: Navy
War Work: Community
Service
ANN KING DESA LEE LAIRD
Preference: Chocolate Preference: Aviation
Malts War Work: Stamps ancl
War Work: Stamps and Bonds
Bonds
BUDDY KORMAN WAYS
Preference: Football
War Work: Morse Code
BILLY LADAS NELL LAWSON
Preference: Celery Preference: Receiving
War Work: Stamps and Letters
Bonds War Work: Knitting
CLIFTON LAWHORNE
Preference: Music
War Work: Sea Service
BETTY IANE LEA DUWARD LEVERETT
Preference: Dark Brown Preference: Eagle Band
War Work: Stamps and War Work: Boy Scouts
Bonds
ROBERT LEE
Preference: Eating
War Work: Stamps and
Bonds
VIRGINIA LEWIS BILLY LINDSEY
Preference: Skating Preference: Mathematics
War Work: Stamps and Vtlar Work: Stamps and
Bonds Bonds
PEGGY LITTLE
Preference: Popular
Music
War Work: Stamps and
Bonds
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MARIANNE MCCLURE HUNT MCKINLEY
Preference: Good Preference: Music
Orchestras War Work: Victory
War Work: Cadet Corps Corps
RAY MCGLOTI-ILIN
Preference: Football
War Work: Bonds and
Stamps
DARLENE MACKEY BETTY MAYFIELD
Preference: Shows Preference: Dancing
War Work: Bonds and War Work: Red Cross
Stamps
KAY MARSHALL
Preference: Uncle Sam
War Work: Iunior Red
Cross
GLENN MEEKS MARIE MILSTEAD
Preference: Fishing Preference: Boogie
War Work: Victory Woogie Music
Corps War Work: Bonds anc
Stamps
MARY ELIZABETH MEEKS
Preference: Sport
Clothes
War Work: Bonds and
Stamps
RAY GENE MIMS O
Preference: Steaks Prefer nce: ey Mille:
War Work: Cadet Corps War r Bonds anc
Stamp
BOBBY RAY MOORE
Preference: Theaters
War Work: Agricultural
Project
W. M. MORRIS NORMA4 NEWMAN
Preference: Swimming Preference: Skating
War Work: Cadet Corps War Work: Surgical
Dressings
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Preference: Dancing
War Work: Bonds and
Stamps
TOMMIE NELL NEWMAN LOUISE OLIVER
Preference: Horseback Preference: Shows
Riding War Work: Bonds ann
War Work: Surgical Stamps
Dressings
IAMES NIXON
Preference: Fishing
War Work: Bonds and
Stamps
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IOYCE OWEN VICTORIA PECI-IIN
Preference: Horseback Preference: Malted Milks
Riding War Work: Victory
War Work: Stamps and Corps
Bonds
DAN PARRISH
Preference: Camping
War Work: First Aid
SHERRY PECHACEK IO ANN POWERS
Preference: Music Preference: Airplanes
War Work: Knitting War Work: Stamps and
Bonds
GEORGE PLILER
Preference: Vocational
Agriculture
War Work: Stamps and
Bonds
I. W. PROFFIT WAYNE RAMSEY
Preference: Sports Preference: Model
War Work: Cadet Corps Airplanes
War Work: Stamps and
Bonds
I-IOMER PUTMAN
Preference: Good
Magazines
War Work: Victory
Corps
RAY PAUL REED IVAN ROGERS
Preference: Sleeping Preference: Sports
War Work: Civil Air War Work: Stamps and
Patrol Bonds
STEVE ROBERTSON
Preference: Architecture
War Work: Stamps and
Bonds
GLENN RUCKER CI-IRISTENE SAMMANN
Preference: Navy Preference: Potato Chips
War Work: Texas War Work: Stamps and
Defense Guard Bonds
MARY JANE SAGE
Preference: Good Music
War Work: Stamps and
Bonds
CLIFTON SCI-IOOLER IOY SUE SELF
Preference: Eagle Band Preference: Music
War Work: Stamps and War Work: Cadet Corps
Bonds
MARYLO SEARS
Preference: Talking
War 'Workz Cadet Corps
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MARY LOU SHANKLIN ALDA SISSON
Preference: Skating Preference: To Finish
War Work: Cadet Corps School
War Work: Rolling
Bandages
IAMES SI-IELTON
Preference: Sports
War Work: Air Raid
Warden Helper
BILLY BOB SMITH D. ORVAL STRONG
Preference: Talking Preference: Fine Music
War Work: Stamps and War Work: USO
Bonds
YVONNE STARNES
Preference: Good Music
War Work: USO
CONNIE SWINSON G. W. THOMPSON
Preference: Poetry Preference: Hunting
War Work: Stamps and War Work: Stamps and
Bonds Bonds
EARL THOMPSON
Preference: Interesting
Movies
War Work: Stamps and
Bonds
VIRGINIA THOMPSON ESTELLAR TOLAND
Preference: Being Happy Preference: Mathematics
War Work: Stamps and War Work: Bonds and
Bonds Stamps: Farm Work
MEL THURMAN
Preference: Aviation
Books
War Work: Bonds and
Stamps
RUTH TULL EUGENE VANCE
Preference: Swimming Preference: Baseball
War Work: Stamps and War Work: Bonds and
Bonds Stamps
MARY TYE
Preference: Reading
War Work: Victory
Corps
CHARLES VAUGI-IN GEORGE WATSON
Preference: Traveling Preference: Football
War Work: Victory War Work: Stamps and
Corps Bonds
W. F. VERNON
Preference: Parties
War Work: Scrap
Rubber Drive
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MAC FULLERTON SHIRLEY Giisiqirtf
Preference: U. S. A. Preference: Stenography
War Work: Civilian War Work: Stamps and
Defense Bonqsi , ' A
IEAN GARNER
Preference: Dancing
War Work: Stamps and
Bonds
GLENNA GAY EDDIE GRIER
Preference: Friends Preference: Pretty Girls
War Work: Stamps and War Work: Cadet Corps
Bonds
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1Oi2iR1oN GRAN?
Preference: Brunettes
War Work: Cadet Corps
LARETHA HALL ANNADELL HARKEY 4
Preference: Horseback Preference: Chocolate
Riding War Work: Stamps and
Work Work: Sewing Bonds
MAURICE HARBER
Preference: Hunting
War Work: Stock
Raising
BILLIE MARIE HAZARD DOUGLAS HILL
Preference: Popular Preference: Boxing
Music War Work: Army Dry
War W'ork: Stamps and Cleaner
Bonds
MARY FRANCES I-IIATT
Preference: Aviation
War Work: Red Cross
CHARLENE HOLLEY GERALD HUGHES
Preference: Something Preference: Fishing
to do War Work: Stamps and
War Work: Home Bonds
Nursing
GENE HORTON
Preference: Pretty Girls
War Work: Victory
Corps
MARY HUMBER MARGARET ANN
Preference: Swimming IOHNSON
WGF WOTk3 STGIUDS Grid Preference: Caring for
3011015 Children
War Work: Stamps and
Bonds
JOYCE HUTCHINSON
Preference: Red
War Work: Stamps and
Bonds
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BETTY IO PEARCE MIKE RAMSEY
Preference: Chemistry Preference: Motor
War Work: USO Boating
War Work: Cadet Corps
PATSY PETTY
Preference: Blonde Curly
I-Iair
War Work: Stamps and
Bonds
MARS!-IALLENE RAY EDITI-I RICE
Preference: Reading Preference: Skating
War Work: Stamps and War Work: Stamps and
Bonds Bonds
DOUGLAS REEVES
Preference: Sports
War Work: Cadet Corps
DON RIDDLE CLIFTON SCI-IOOLER I
Preference-g Camping Preference: Swing Musif
War Work: Stamps and War Work: USO
Bonds I
BILL SANDLIN
Preference: Skating
War Work: Stamps and
Bonds
FERRIS SHAHEEN FLORINE SMI'II-I
Preference: Camping Preference: Friendship
War Work: Stamps and War Vv'ork: Stamps and
Bonds Bonds
CALYIN SKINNER
Preference: Hunting K
War Work: Morse Code
ADELLE SPLAWN I-IAZEL STEELE
Preference: Good Books Preference: Sincerity
War Work: Red Cross War Work: Stamps and
Bonds
SHIRLEY SPROAT
Preference: Music
War Work: USO
REX i-STUBBS HAROLD THROWER
Preference: Sports Preference: Engineerin
War Work: Stamps and War Work: Stamps ang
Bonds Bonds
IDA LEE TEDFORD
Preference: Baseball
War Work: Stamps and
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ELIZABETH WALLIS SHIRLENE WEIR
Preference: Chocolate Preference: Dancing
War Work: Stamps and War Work: USO
Bonds
MILBURN WARNER
Preference: Ranching
War Work: Cadet Corps
DOROTHY IEAN WEST TOMMY WHEELER
Preference: Friendly Preference: Swimming
People War Work: Stamps and
War Work: Stamps and Bonds
Bonds
MARY ANNE WHATLEY
Preference: Sentimental
Movies
War Work: Red Cross
ANNA BELLE WILLIAMS GLENN ROY WILLIAMS
Preference: Going Preference: Pretty Girls
Places War Work: Stamps and
War Work: Stamps and Bonds
Bonds
DOUGLAS WILLIAMS
Preference: Sports
War Work: Stamps and
Bonds
SUE WILLIAMSON GWENDOLYN WILSON
Preference: Old Glory Preference: Science
War Work: Stamps and Wqr Work: Surgical
BOHCIS Dressings
WENDELL WILLIS
Preference: Eagle Band
War Work: Stamps and
Bonds
NELDA WILSON La NELLE WITCI-IER
Preference: Dancing Preference: Brown
War Work: Stamps and War Work: Stamps and
Bonds Bonds
IOE WINNIFORD
Preference: Swimming
War Work: Cadet Corps
IAMES HAROLD WRIGHT ED YATES
Preference: Holidays Preference: Girls
'War Work: Victory War Work: Stamps and
Corps Bonds
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Preference: Work
War Work: Stamps and
Bonds
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DONAL ALLISON LAURA LEE BECKMAN
Preference: Hunting Preference: History
War Work: Stamps and War Work: Stamps and
Bonds Bonds
MOZELLE BATES
Preference: Horseback
Riding
War Work: Making
Afghans
DOROTHY BERRY VIRGINIA BLOCK'
Preference: Ice Cream Preference: Dancing
War Work: Cadet Corps War Work: Stamps d
Bonds
DONALD BIRD D '
Preference: Photography
War Work: Stamps and
Bonds
PEGGY BOATRIGHT IEAN BOWERS
Preference: Picnics Preference: Popular
War Work: Surgical Music
Dressings War Work: Cadet Corps
HELEN IEAN BOND
Preference: Having Fun
War Work: Stamps and
Bonds
NEAL BRADSI-IAW IDA BELLE BROWN
Preference: Football Preference: Music
War Work: Stamps and War Work: Stamps ana'
Bonds Bonds
SYBLE BRASI-IER
Preference: Friendliness
War Work: Stamps and
Bonds
PATSY BRUTON MARY CAREY
Preference: Comedies Preference: Dancing
War Work: Stamps and War Work: Cadet Corps
Bonds
DEE BURK
Preference: Sportsman-
ship
War Work: Stamps and
Bonds
CHARLES CARTER BOBBY CLEMENTS
Preference: Green Preference: Girls
War Work: Stamps and War Work: Stamps and
Bonds Bonds
HAZEL CLAYTON
Preference: Friends
War Work: Stamps and
Bonds
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C. I-l. COLLINS IIMMY COOPER
Preference: Girls Preference: Swing Music
War Work: Civil Air War Work: Cadet Corps
Patrol
BONNIE IEAN CONSTANT
Preference: Red
War Work: Cadet Corps
BILLY CRABBE LOUISE DANIEL
Preference: Aviation Preference: Stenography
War Work: Stamps and War Work: Victory
Bonds Corps
PATTY CRONKWRIGHT
Preference: Yellow
War Work: Cadet Corps
MARTHA DANIEL MERLE DELMER
Preference: Good Music Preference: Blondes
War Work: USO War Work: Cadet Corps
I. L. DELLIS
Preference: Radio
Engineering
War Work: Stamps and
Bonds
DELWYN DILL KENNETH DRUMMOND
Preference: Girls Preference: Fishing
War Work: Stamps and War Work: Stamps and
Bonds Bonds
MAXINE DOSS
Preference: Dramatics
War Work: Stamps and
Bonds
R. C. FARMER BILLIE IEANNE FOWLER
Preference: Hunting Preference: Dancing
War Work: Stamps and War Work: Surgical
Bonds Dressings
MARTHA FEDERBUSH
Preference: Science
War Work: Ration Work
ROY LEE FULLER IOHNNIE LOU IONES
Preference: Vocational Preference: Movies
Agriculture War Work: Cadet Corp
War Work: Victory
Corps
IACOUELINE IONES
Preference: Popular
Music
War Work: Stamps and
Bonds
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GLENDEL LANG LOIS FAYE LeMAY
Preference: Sports Preference: Movies
War Work: Stamps cmd War Work: Stamps and
Bonds Bonds
LeROY LEGGETT
Preference: Football
War Work: Cadet Corps
EUNICE LEVRETS BILL LINDOW
Preference: Blue Preference: Medrclne
War Work: Stamps and War Work: Stamps and
Bonds Bonds
BUELL LINDLEY
Preference: Girls
War Work: Stamps and
Bonds
IACK LUTHER WAYNE MARTIN
Preference: Loafing Preference: Sports
War Work: Stamps and War Work: Stamps and
Bonds Bonds
THAD MCDONNELL
Preference: Food
War Work: Scrap Metal
Drive
WILMA MARTIN ELLA MAE MORRIS
Preference: Horseback Preference: Money
Riding War Work: Home
War Work: Surgical Nursing
Dressings
PATSY MOBLEY
Preference: Dancing
War Work: Stamps and
Bonds
LAMAR MUSTON IAMES WALTER NICHOLS
Preference: Football Preference: Debatmg
War Work: Cadet Corps War Work: Stamps and
Bonds
IEAN NEWMAN
Preference: Dancing
War Work: Victory
Corps
TILLIE PACE WANCELE YOUNG
Preference: Friendly Preference: Radio
People Programs
War Work: Stamps and War Work: Red Cross
Bonds
PATRICIA YONGE
Preference: Eating
War Work: Surgical
Dressings
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War NVork: Cadet Corps War Wo1'k: Stamps and P
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Preference: Sports ,
War Work: Stamps and ie,
Bonds
Certificates For War Service
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GUY DANIEL KAY IOHNSON
Vice President Secretary
MISS DOROTHY SHAW
Advisers
MR. W. K. BENTLEY
ELEANOR BOULDIN
Reporter
CLASS OF '45
DOROTHY ANN ADAMS
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Scrap Drives
LILLIAN ALLEN
"Lili"
Physical Fitness
MOZELLE BAGBY
HMOZYH
Scrap Drives
GERALDINE BARRETT
Hlertyn
Surgical Dressings
FRANK BENHAM
,lankyu
Air Raid Messenger
GLORIA BONINE
"Bonie"
Stamps and Bonds
BETTY BOUCHETTE
HBE tn
Scrap Drives
BILLY BRASELTON
"Bill"
Work at Air Base
OBERIA BRIGHT
"Vera"
Bonds and Stamps
MARIE BROOKS
"Mari"
Scrap Drives
PATRICIA BUCH Va,
MARY RUTH ADAMS
"Ruthie"
Bonds and Stamps
IOE ANTILLEY
"Cowhand"
Food Production
HELEN BAKER
"Herbie"
Victory Corps
CRAWFORD BARRIER
"Bunny"
First Aid
LOUISE BLAKEMORE
"Lulu"
Victory Corps
ERNEST BOOTH
"Butch"
Scrap Drives
ELEANOR BOULDIN
"Bunny"
Victory Corps
IESALYN BRASHER
"Tommye"
Bonds and Stamps
ELWANA BRITT
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Physical Fitness
MARY IOYCE BROWNING
"losie"
- Victory Corps
GRACE BUCHANAN
"Butch" "Gracie"
USO ' Scrap Drives
LOCKILOU BYNUM IOE DONALD CAMPBELL
"Lockie" "Slim"
Physical Fitness
Physical Fitness
IOHNNIE MAE CAREY NANCY HELEN CAWYER
"Peanut" "Penny"
Stamps and Bonds Victory Corps
CORA LESLIE CLARK CLEO CLARY
"Corky" "Clee"
Physical Fitness Scrap Drives
OPAL MAXINE CLEMENT NONA LEE CONAWAY
"Mackey" "Lee"
Scrap Drives Surgical Dressings
RUTH ANN CROWSON GUY DANIEL
"Ruthie" "Iitterbuq"
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CLASS OF '45
RICHARD DAVIS
"Dick"
Bonds cmd Stamps
SALLY DUNN
"Sal"
USO Work
BETTY IO EDMONDSON
"Bet"
Land Service
ROY FARNES
"Farm"
Bonds and Stamps
IOHNNY GAMBLE
"Gamba"
Scrap Drives
EUGENE GLENN
MARY MCLAURINE DUDLEY
"Me-ally"
Scrap Drive
BARBARA EBBERT
" I aclcy"
Bonds and Stamps
GLADYS ANN ELLIOTT
"Squirt"
USO
BILLY FIELDER
"Willy"
USO
SUE GIBSON
"Susie"
Stamps and Bonds
NANCY IO GLOVER
"Gene" "CSP"
First Aid Rolling Bandages
LA NELL GRANT IEANNIE GRAY
"NeIla" "Ebub"
First Aid Surgical Dressings
CAROLINE ANN HALL MYRTLE BETH HAMMERS
"Ann" "Bef"
Scrap Drive
HOMER I-IARKER
Red Cross Work
GEORGIA MAE HARRIS
"Slug" "Mae"
USO Stamps and Bonds
LORA PEARL HAYNES MENOMA HAYNES
"Sleepy IPilll" "Minnie"
Utility Bags First Aid
BOBBIE ANN HEAD MARY CATHERINE HIGDON
"Ann" "Catten"
Stamps and Bonds USO
GAYLIA WRAY HILBURN BOBBY LEE HILL
"Gay" "Bob"
Victory Corps
ROBERT HOLLOWELL
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Scrap Drives
CHARLES HORN
"Charlie"
Victory Corps
PATTI SUE I-IORTON
"Pat"
Bonds and Stamps
FRED HUGHES
"Freddie"
Physical Fitness
Scrap Drives
WILDA HOLMES
"Willie"
Surgical Dressings
CHARLES HORTON
"Little Riley"
Boy Scouts
RA' ORTEZ HOWINGTON
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Victory Corps
LESTER HUMPHREY
"Doc"
Scrap Drives
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CLASS OF '45
DALE I-IUMPI-IREYS
"Humph"
Scrap Drives
KATHERINE I-IYER
"Kat"
Stamps and Bonds
CLETA IAMES
"CIet"
Stamps and Bonds
WESTELLE IOHNSON
"Monkey"
Red Cross Work
E. W. KEESEE
"Stinkeroo"
Scrap Drives
HERSHEL KIMBRELL
"Hersh"
Stamps and Bonds
ZARA BETH KNOTT
"Zore"
Surgical Dressings
WANDA LAWLESS
"Wan"
Scrap Drive
EMILY LONG
"Elsie"
Surgical Dressings
BETTY McALISTER
"Betsy"
Knitting
DON MCCLURE
"Donnie"
Victory Corps
EVERETT MCGEI-IEE
"McGee"
Scrap Drives
MARGARET McNEILL
"Marge"
Home Nursing
GLORIA MALCOM
"Bugs"
Stamps and Bonds
HENRY MOI-IR
"Hank"
U.S.O.
BILLY MURPHEY
"Bill"
Scrap Drives
VERIENA I-IUTCHINS
"Snooks"
Victory Corps
BARBARA IACKSON
"Bobs"
Physical Fitness
KAY IOI-INSON
"Katie"
Scrap Drive
WINNIE IONES
"Wink"
USO
DORTI-IEAL KILGO
"Dot"
Surgical Dressings
ROBERT KING
"Bob"
Scrap Drives
ETTA IEANNE LAMB
MENS!"
First Aid
LUCILLE LINER
HLUCYH
Bonds and Stamps
BETTY LOVELACE
"Bet"
Bonds and Stamps
KATYDELL MCCARTY
"Shorty"
USO
VIRGINIA MCGAUGHEY
"V.A."
USO
MARKLEY McMAI-ION
"Hank"
Boy Scouts
NELI. MACKEY
"Speedy"
Scrap Drives
ROSE MARIE MILLER
"Rosie"
Victory Corps
MARCEIL MULLINS
HMOOUH
Surgical Dressings
IAMES NEECE
"Mascot"
Victory Corps
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CLASS OF '45
GLORIA NORVELL
"Godie"
First Aid
WILLENA OLSON
"Willie"
Victory Corps
CHARLES OVERTON
"Charlie"
Physical Fitness
MAURINE PALMOUR
"Bobs"
Stamps and Bonds
PATSY NUCKOLS
"Patch"
Physical Fitness
ALICE MARIE OSBORNE
"Babe"
Stamps and Bonds
BURL OWENS
"Bur"
Scrap Drives
TEMA PARKER
"Blondie"
USO
MARY BETH PATTESON BILLY IOYCE PECHACEK
"Beth"
Physical Fitness
RHAMA DELL POPE
"Rhamy"
Home Nursing
BETTY RATHMELL
"Betsy"
Surgical Dressings
SAMIE RIDGEWAY
"Sambo"
Physical Fitness
E. C. SATTERWHITE
Hlckyu
Victory Corps
FRED SCHULTZ
"Freddie"
Scrap Drive
VICTORIA SHAHEEN
"Vickie"
Victory Corps
IOY SHEFFIELD
"Melia"
Bonds and Stamps
MARILYN SMITH
"Punkin"
Surgical Dressings
NONA MAE SNOW
"Third Officer Snow
Community Service
CHARLOTTE STEELE
"Shorty"
Buy Defense Stamps
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"Paycheck"
Scrap Drives
LYNN POWERS
"Yankee"
Victory Corps
VIRGINIA RAYMOND
"Jonny"
Scrap Drives
EARL GLENN ROSE
"E.G."
Stamps and Bonds
BOBBY SAXON
"Sallie"
Red Cross
DOROTHA SCOTT
"Sconchy"
Physical Fitness
IOHNNY SHAW
Hjohnu
Physical Fitness
ALMA IEAN SIBLEY
"Ieannie"
Scrap Drive
MONA SMITH
"Blondie"
Rolling Bandages
ELAINE STARNES
"Elangeline"
Victory Corps
ROBERT WADE STEGER
,,BOb,,
Scrap Drive
ETTA IANE STEPI-IENSON HATTIE STINCHCOMB
"Iannie"
Home Nursing
NHC t..
Victory Corps
'li i
CLASS OF '45
HELEN AARON
"Twink"
Red Cross
PAUL BAILEY
"Paul T."
Bonds and Stamps
BRYAN BOGLE
"Punky"
Scrap Drives
PATTY BRITAIN
"Pat"
Bonds and Stamps
BARBARA BROWNING
PANSY ALEXANDER
"Spankie"
Rolling Bandages
B. L. BATES
"Buddy"
First Aid
'pukj
DOROTHY IEANNE BOTKIN
"Dotty"
USO
WILMA IEAN BROWN
"Shorty"
Surgical Dressings
GLADYS BUCHANAN
"Babs" "Glad"
Red Cross Bonds and Stamps
GAIL BURGESS BARBARA CARNEY
"Burg" "Bobbie Iean"
Conservation Scrap Drives
IACK CI-IANEY HELEN CLAXTON
"fackie" "Shorty"
Scrap Drives Victory Corps
BROOKSIE NELL COLLIER IANE COLLINS
"Nell" "lane"
Stamps and Bonds
AUBREY CONNALLY
,,Aub,,
Food Production
GAYZELLE COOPER
HGGYH
Bonds and Stamps
NANCY CROWLEY
11Ncnff
Bonds and Stamps
FLOY CUTBIRTI-I
"Flo"
USO
DON DAUGHERTY
,,RiCky,,
Scrap Drive
BEATRICE ELLISON
"Bea"
Surgical Dressings
CHARLENE EDINS
"Charlie"
Physical Fitness
CHARLES DUNN
"Curly"
Scrap Drives
-Hi
Physical Fitness
MARY ELIZABETH COOK
"Betty"
Victory Corps
AUBREY CRIDER
"Cider"
Scrap Drives
IMA LEE CRUDDUP
Hcmdn
Scrap Drives
PATSY FAN DARDEN
"Pat"
Red Cross
ORAN ELMORE
"Orie"
USO
VIRGIL ELLIS
"Bud"
Bonds and Stamps
EVAN DUVAL
"Duvie"
Stamps and Bonds
ANGIE DRES
"Dresse"
First Aid
J2g?Fll1l.l3Ih
4 Finn A
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CLASS OF '45
PAUL FROST
"Frostie"
Scrap Drives
TOMMIE SUE GLASS
WENDOL GARRETT
"Wendie"
Stamps and Bonds
CAROLYN GRISHAM
"Sue" "Grisham"
Physical Fitness Surgical Dressings
PATSY GRISHAM DOROTHY LOUISE GUTHRIE
"Pat" "Dot"
Victory Corps
BETTYE GUSTAFSON
"Bet"
Red Cross
IIM HARRISON
V'Embraceable"
Scrap Drives
MILLARD HEATH
"Dell"
Victory Corps
IUNE HENDERSON
"FreckIes"
Physical Fitness
GERALD HILL
"ferry"
Stamps and Bonds
HORTENSE HOOKER
,,HOok,,
Physical Fitness
PATTY HUNTER
"Hunter"
Surgical Dressings
DON IETER
"Small!ry"
Bonds and Stamps
DARRELL LAWLESS
"Dar"
Victory Corps
ALMA LOUISE
MCCULLOUGH
"Wease"
Physical Fitness
GEORGE ROSS MILLER
"Ross"
Bonds and Stamps
BOB MILSTEAD
"Mil"
Bonds and Stamps
PAT PATTERSON
"Pat"
Scrap Drives
Physical Fitness
DOROTHY HARBER
"Dot" 4..,
Bonds and Stamps
PAULA HAZEI..
"Shorty"
Surgical Dressings
IACK HENDERSON
"Hendie"
Stamps and Bonds
BILLY HILL
"Bill"
Cadet Corps
EDITH MARIE HOLLAND
"Peanut"
Scrap Drives
SIDNEY HOWZE
"Sid"
Stamps and Bonds
MAUD RUTH IAMES
"Ruthie"
Scrap Drives
PATSY LANKFORD
"Pat"
Conservation of Gas
CLINTON MCCOMBS
"Clint"
Scrap Drives
RICHARD MARSH
"Dick"
Scrap Drives
KATHRYN MILLER
"Kitten" . . . . .
Surgical Dressings
CHARLES MORRIS
"Bugs"
Red Cross
MARTHA PENDER
"Penny"
Victory Corps
I ' lllltlllqln'
G il mill
CLASS OF '45
BURNICE PERRY
"Burnie"
Knitting
ANN PICKARD
"Annie"
Bonds and Stamps
NATALEE QUINN
"Nat"
Victory Corps
BILL REYNOLDS
"Billy"
Scrap Drives
ALTA MARIE
RICHARDSON
"Mari"
Physical Fitness
HOLLIS SHANKS
"Holly"
Scrap Drives
ELSIE SLAUGHTER
"Shorty"
Bonds and Stamps
O. B. STEPHENS
"Slats"
Victory Corps
PAT STRAWN
"Patf'
Surgical Dressings
BILLY SYMS
"Bill"
Bonds and Stamps
H. D. TERRY
"Hot Dog"
Physical Fitness
IACKIE THOMPSON
,fjackn
Bonds and Stamps
IIMMY TITTLE
,,!.im,,
Scrap Drives
FRANCES TOMPKINS
I UANITA PERRY
"Nita"
Scrap Drives
BETTY PIERSON
1fDeeH
USO
IOAN RAMSEY
Mimi,
Surgical Dressings
MARIORIE RICHARDS
"Margie"
Red Cross
DAVID RICHEY
HDUVYH
Bonds and Stamps
CARL SHOULTS
"Bob"
Food Production
BILLIE RAE SMITH
"Bill"
Scrap Drives
DOROTHY STEWART
"Dot"
Bonds and Stamps
DOROTHY SYMES
"Doi"
Victory Corps
IENNIE REE TEAFF
,Venn
Food Production
BILLY GENE THOMPSON
"Bill"
Scrap Drives
IOANNE THOMPSON
Hjodyu
Surgical Dressings
FLORENCE TOLLETT
"Shortie"
Bonds and Stamps
GLADYS TOWNSEND
"Fran" "Glad"
Victory Corps Physical Fitness
IEAN TURNIDGE GUS VLETAS
"Jeanie" "Goose"
Bonds and Stamps Scrap Drives
BIRDIE MARGARET WALKER IOHN WALKER
"Buggy" "lohnny"
Girl Scouts USO
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CLASS OF '45
CI-IARLENE BURGESS
"Lenie"
Scrap Drives
DALTON I-IAINES
"Dal"
Scrap Drives
BERNICE MCCULLUM
"Bernie",
Bonds and Stamps
BARBARA PAYNE
"Halas"
Stamps and Bonds
ARNOLD WALKOW
"Tailspin"
Physical Fitness
LOUISE WI-IITING
"Whezzy"
Land Service
BOBBIE IENE WILLIAMS
"Shorty"
Red Cross
RENA LEE WILLIAMS
"Lee"
Surgical Dressings
IO WILSON
.70 ION
Physical Fitness
GENELL WOODRUM
"Gennie"
U.S.O.
CERTIFICATE OE WAR SERVICE
IOAN CAROLYN FOSTER
NIO ION
Victory Corps
RUTH KILPATRICK
"Ruthie"
Victory Corps
WANDA MUSTON
"Punk"
Victory Corps
IERRY TRICKEY
"Little Trickey"
Victory Corps
I. FLEUR WALTON
"Fleur"
Scrap Drives
CLAIR WHITTEN
"Digger"
USO
EMORY WILLIAMS
"Willie"
Scrap Drives
EVELYN WILLOUGI-IH
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USO
OLLIE DEE WINDI-IAM
Hier,
Scrap Drives
IACK WOODS
"lackie"
Scrap Drives
Wilma Ruth Thorn . I , . . 65 1-2 Hours
SOP1-IOMORE CLASS PROGRAM OF 1942-'43
Election of Queen of the Sophomore Class, October 15, 1942.
Sophomore Barn Party, November 4, 1942.
Election of Miss Liberty oi the Sophomore Class, February
18, 1943.
Mid-term Re-election of the Sophomore Class Officers, Feb-
ruary 18, 1943.
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in Memauam
I. L. HUDMAN
Born at Bronte, Texas,
luly ll, l928
Died at Abilene, Texas,
December l 7, l942
l. L. DELLIS
Born at Abilene, Texas,
March 8, 1928
Died at Abilene, Texas,
lanuary 5, 1943
MISS RUTH BROWN HUTCHISON
Born in Obion County, Tennessee,
Died at Miami, Florida,
February 8, l943
University of Texas, B. A., l98O
George Peabody College for Teachers
Library Science, 1933
University ot Michigan,
Master of Library Science, l94l
OH BOY . . . CHRISTMAS!
"King ot Kings, and Lord of Lords!". . . "White Christmas" . . . Little Gwen
performs . . . Santa Claus has come to school . . . Did Santa leave anything tor us?
. . . An apple tor the teacher's daughter . . . Profs pride and joy . . . G an G
Christmas party . . . A big grin for the guy with the long Whislcers.
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ROBBIE DEE GOODRICH
Flashlight Queen
SAM HENRY SMITH
Most Valuable Boy
PATSY PETTY
Miss Liberty
MOLLY HINDS
Most Representative Girl
TOMMY WEBB
Most Representative Boy
DORMAN FARMER
Most Friendly Boy
LILLIE VLETAS
A Most Friendly Girl
ROBBIE DEE GOODRICH AND NEAL BRADSHAW
MARIE GRAY MARILYN KIMBLEY MOLLY I-HNDS LILLIE VLETAS
and and and and
TGMMY WEBB HARWELL BARBER RAYMOND THOMASON DUBB DUFF
ROBBIE DEE GQODRICH
PLASHLIGHT QUEEN
SAM HENRY SMITH
MOST VALUABLE
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PATSY PETTY
MISS LIBERTY
MOLLY I-IINDS
MOST REPRESENTATIVE GIRL
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LILLIE VLETAS
MCDST FRIENDLY GIRL
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X GENE SPIRES
Most Valuable Boy
lOl-IN HOWELL MARTHA FARR
Most Representative Boy Most Representative Girl
PATRICIA CLARK RAYMOND THOMASON
Most Friendly Girl Most Friendly Boy
Gimfizws Qvr Achivvcmenf
CHISHOLM THOMPSON MARY HAWKINS
Latin Clothing
VIRGINIA EVANS
Commercial
PANSY ALEXANDER RAY HARDWICK
Foods Vocational Agriculture
RANDALL STORY I. E. MONTGOMERY
Mechanical Drawing Shop
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Dramatics
RICHARD COLLIER
Social Studies
CORLIS HOLT
Ioumulism
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BOBBY SAXON
Art
IO ANNE LUTHER
Pep Squad
MARY FRANCISCO
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LAVINIA WARD
Voice
ROBERT PAGE
Voice
BILLY BOB LEWIS
Band
AS THE CAMERA SEES IT
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They're in love with the Mon in the Moon . . . The high-stepping maforetie for the Girls Bond . . . Airs Heob'm bound!
. . . Now if you plot the course this wav, you would . . . Der Feuhrefs Fcrce . . . Life under the microscope . . . In ihis
formula, fake two parts Water with ---- . , . That offer-dmner Social hour.
ON THE
HOME FRONT
Room ll prepares
a Thanksgiving box
"l'll put it back to-
night!"
"Boy, We sho' pick-
ed da tiel' clean!"
The Old Locomo-
tive
Are th o s e utility
bags going to Africa
or to Guadalcanal?
Swing it, loy Sue!
"Quiet, please!"
The Seniors did it
again
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NEAL BRADSHAW
End-164
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RED BURDITT DUB SHIELDS
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Coach Athletic Director
PRE-SEASON SCORES
Abilene Eagles .... ......... l 2 Plainview Bulldogs ...,. ..,. O
Abilene Eagles .... 7 Amarillo Golden Sandies . .. .19
Abilene Eagles. . . ..,..., 7 Breckenridge Buckaroos . . . . , 7
F O O T B A L L
By Sam Nixon
ABILENE 34-LAMESA O
Scoring two touchdowns in the first quarter and one each in the remaining
periods, the Abilene Eagles opened their District SAA football offensive at Eagle
Stadium with a 34 to U victory over the Lamesa Golden Tornadoes. Halfback
Shields scored first on a plunge after two power plays. Burditt, fullback, dived for
the second tally, and shifty Spires cut loose for the third touchdown. Bennett,
playing at center for the Eagles, intercepted a pass to run over the double stripe.
The final counter came on a long pass from l-lowell to Bradshaw. Lamesa threat-
ened twice in the last half, but the Tornadoes were stopped inside the lO-yard
line both times. All except the last of the Eagle conversions were good.
ABILEN E O-ODESSA 19
Playing on a muddy field with a wet ball in a driving rain, the Abilene Eagles
suffered their first District 3AA defeat at the hands of the Odessa Bronchos l9-O.
This was a sudden let-down after running all over Lamesa in the game of the
week before. But the Warbirds' morale, both in victory and defeat, was kept to a
high degree by a twelfth man in the stands, numbering about two hundred
staunch Eagle supporters.
Near 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.
HM HARRISON
Back-l 4l
GEORGE WATSON
Guard-l 75
W. D. WINKLES
Endel5O
PAUL BAILEY CHARLEb TRICKEY
Guardhl 85 Back-l 50
ABlLENE 7-SWEETWATER 27
Operating behind a stalwart line, the Mus-
tangs of Sweetwater swept over the Eagles
with a brilliant running attack to score in the
first quarter. But on the kickoff Red Burditt,
Eagle fullback, with extraordinary blocking
by the Eagles, ran ninety yards untouched
for the only Warbird counter. The visitors
put the game on ice in the third period by
making good two touchdown passes. One of
the cheering notes to Coach Hilliard of the
Eagles was the aggressive play of the re-
serve linemen when called to relieve the ex-
hausted regulars, in which reserve group
were Patterson and Winkles, ends, Thrower
and Bailey, tackles, Winniford and Frost,
guardsg and Stubbs, center.
ABILENE 14-MIDLAND 12
The Warbird Warriors gained victory from
the Midland Bulldogs to the tune of l4-l2.
Abilene grabbed a first period lead on Bur-
ditt's touchdown plunge, but the home team
never could get a comfortable margin. E ol-
lowing that opening 75-yard drive and score,
Howell kicked the goal, and the Eagles led
7-O until early in the second quarter. Then
the Bulldogs scored, but missed the conver-
sion because of a beautiful block by Paul
Bailey, Eagle tackle. After a series of whirl-
wind plays, the Eagles scored and converted
again. Late in the game, the Bulldog full-
back plunged for the final score. Again the
Bulldogs missed conversion. As the gun
sounded, the score stood-Abilene Eagles,
145 Midland Bulldogs, 12.
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BILL ALLEN BILL MCDANIEL LE ROY LEGGETT
End-I43 Tackle-l57 Back-I37
ABILENE 82-COLORADO CITY l2
Cn a fine Armistice afternoon in their first day- game, the Abilene Eagles
ran riot over the Colorado City Wolves at Eagle Stadium, 82-l2. This is the
Eagles' highest score since that l923 championship season when the Warbirds
played IO4-O and 96-O games. Against the Wolves, Abilene made one touchdown
in that first period, five in the second, two in the third, and four in the fourth. The
Wolves made both of their counters in the final stanza. Gene Spires led the
onslaught with three touchdowns. I-Ie was outpointed, however, by Iohn Howell,
who tabbed two and added eight points from conversions. George Watson, Red
Burditt, and Dub Shields each made two, and Neal Bradshaw collected one on
ai? interception. Final score in this debfrclez Abilene Eagles, 82, Colorado City
olves, l2. I J I 'ij ,
MARION GRAN PAT PATTERSON IERRY PATTON
Guard-156 Back-190 Tackle-189
HAROLD THROWER
Tackle-I 70
C. H. COLLINS
Back-l55
GENE SPIRES
Back-l30
ABILENE 28-BIG SPRING 0
Once again Abilene High School's football
fortunes were rising. Playing their smoothest
ball game of the season, the Eagles, with
championship hopes revived, rolled the Big
Spring Steers 28-0 in a game which shared
the spotlight with the argument at Sweet-
water, won by San Angelo 21-7. Thus the
stage was set for a possible championship
meeting of the Bobcats and Eagles at San
Angelo, as Odessa had to forfeit all its games
because of an over-age player. Iohn Howell
and Red Burditt both scored twice while lead-
ing the Eagles to complete victory. A tally
was made in every period, with I-Iowell's edu-
cated toe perfecting all four extra points.
ABILENE GHSAN ANGELO 27
In a hard-fought Thanksgiving Day game
witnessed by 5,500 spectators, 2,000 of them
Abilenians, the Abilene Eagles yielded to the
powerful San Angelo Bobcats, now District
3AA champions, 27-6. The Eagles found it
difficult to stop the Bobcats, gravy-train-
bound. But in the second guarter, the War-
bird Warriors made a concentrated land and
air attack for a touchdown on a pass from
Howell to Burditt. At half-time, the score was
tied 6-6. Late in the third stanza the Eagles
blocked a punt on the Bobcat 35-yard line.
With this incentive, the Abilene boys drove
to the Bobcats' I I-yard line, but lost on downs.
This game closed a fairly successful season
for Abilene High School football.
PAUL FROST REX STUBBS
GuardAl 52 Center-I 57
STUDENT COACHES
RICHARD DILLINGHAM
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STUDENT MANAGERS
RAYMOND THOMASON, BENNY BAILEY
Front Row: Evan Duval, Ioe Frank Hall, Sidney Howze, Guy Daniel, Raymond Trouirnan,
Gus Vletas, Earl Glen Rose, Bobby Lee Hill
Second Row: Le Roy White, lerry Trickey, Ferris Shaheen, Ralph Hardy, Dudley Fish,
Billy Murphy, lohnny Gamble, H. D. Terry
Third Row: Ray McGloihlin, lames Neece, Ernest Booth, W. F. Vernon, Iohn Harrell, Roy
Farnes, Troy Weems, O. B. Stephens
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IOHN TOM WINNIFORD I. W. PROFFIT
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First Row: lim Harrison, Iohnny Howell, Bed Burolitt, Ioe Bennett, lerry Patton, Le Roy
Leggett
Second Row: Dubb Shields, Gene Spires, lohn Tom 'Winnitord, George Watson, Neal Brad-
shaw, C. H. Collins, Buren Betterton, I. W. Prottit
Third Row: Dubb Dutt, Dorman Farmer, Charles Trickey, Marion Grant, Bill Allen, Bex
Stubbs, Harold Thrower
Back How: Raymond Thomason, Paul Frost, Dub Winkles, Paul Bailey, Pat Patterson,
Donald l-lavins, Bill Kiker, Bill McDaniel, Benny Bailey
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Coach Bentley-"lake" to the boys ee- built a
Wonderful basketball team this year. He is a
gentleman and sportsman, and is always an ex-
ample before the squad members. The fact that
he is a Willing and untiring Worker for the Black
and Gold has brought him into high favor With
the student body.
W. D. WINKLES
With l63 points to his credit, Dub Winkles fin-
ished his third and final year of basketball for
AHS. Dub, the basketball captain for l943, aver-
aged lU points a game, which is as good as most
of his predecessors' records.
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Guard Center Forward
BASKETBALL REVIEW
By Sam Nixon
PRE-SEASON REVIEW
ln pre-season practice games, the Eagles won and dropped one game to a
couple of powerful army teams. The next game the Warbirds played was
against Lawn, winning it by a four point margin. The score was 21-17. The
next game was with the mighty Cross Plains Buffaloes. lt was a grab-the-ball
and-try-to-shoot-a-goal-if-you-can affair. After carrying the game into nine min-
utes with neither side scoring, Dub Winkles of the Eagles slipped through the
Buffs' fine defense and dropped the loall through for the winning two points. ln
Top Row: O. B. Stephens, Dalton Haines, Ear nest Booth, Bill Reynolds, Gus Vletas, lack 'Woods
Bottom Row: H. D. Terry, Lon Smith, Wendol Garrett, Earl Glen Rose, Billy Hill
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a return game with the Buffs the next week, the
Eagles defeated the Buffaloes. The score was 30-
28. Anson then defeated the Warbirds in two
games, 34-30, and 42-24. Cross Plains came to
Abilene again only to receive a 29-2l setback.
The Eagles grabbed two games from Big Spring
45-28, and 34-24. Breckenridge defeated the val-
iant defenders of the Black and Gold, 48-35, who,
in a return game, overpowered the Buckaroos
33-28.
DISTRICT REVIEW
The Eagle cagers salted away a district cham-
pionship for the fifth time within six years. Dub
Winkles paced the scoring for the high-flying
Warbirds, who conquered Lamesa, Colorado City,
and Big Spring in short order at the District 3AA
meet in Big Spring. In the first game of the
series, the Warbirds defeated the boys from La-
mesa, 39-I3, in what was supposed to have been
a close game. The Colorado City Wolves, who
will return to District ESA next season, bowed to
the high-flying Eagles, 5l-34. The Big Spring
Steers, who won over San Angelo and Midland,
were smashed by the invincible Black and Gold
quintet, 42-29, ending the District 3AA basketball
play-off.
Guard
IOHN L. HIGDON
Guard
Another two points Best O' luck, boys
IOHN HOWELL MARION GRANT NEAL BRADSHAW
Forward Forward Forward
Bl-DISTRICT
ln three rough - and - tumble, slam-
bang games at Bowie High School,
the visiting Abilene Eagles came out
on the short end ot a tough three game
Bi-District series. ln all games, there
was hardly ever more than a two-point
margin between the Bears and Eagles.
The Bears won the first game, 38-39,
but not without very stiff opposition by
the valiant boys from Abilene. The
Eagles grabbed the next game, 36-34,
with Paul of Abilene sharing the high-
point honors with Garcia ot the Bears.
ln the Saturday night pay-ott game,
which was a hard-fought game from
the starting "tweet" from the reteree's
whistle to the final buzz from the timer's
clock, the Eagles led throughout, until
Winkles at work
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The point that broke the tie
inthe fourth period a startling spurt bythe Bears ended the game
41-34-and the series at the same time. In the first game, Winkies
was high-point man for the Eagiesg while in the last game Taylor
Paul of the Eagles was high scorer with fifteen Weil-earned
points.
The matrix from which the polished diamond emerged
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Bottom How: lohn Howell, Dub Winkles, lohn Lf Hiqdon, Dorman Farmer, Gene Spires
Middle Row: Harwell Barber, Hershel Kimbrell, Dudley Fish, Ralph Hardy, Bex Stubbs
Top Bow: Neal Bradshaw, lerry Patton, M arion Grant, Taylor Paul
TENNIS SQUAD
Top Row: lane Thorpe, Charles Morris, Shelby Smith, Betty Delano, Doris Keyes
Bottom Row: Tommy Davis, Cecil Budloii, Bichard Dillingham, Bill McDaniel
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Top How: Dubb Dutt, lerry Patton, Benny Bailey, Carroll Bland, Robert Lee, Claud Thorpe
Middle Bow: Bobby Lee Hill, Rex Stubbs, Marion Grant, Neal Bradshaw, Gene Spires,
lim Harrison '
Bottom Row: Dudley Fish, Billy Murphey, Troy Weems, H. D. Terry, Bay McGlothlin,
Earl Glen Bose
BASEBALL SQUAD
Top Row: Berl Williams, Charles Bullock, lerry Patton, Bob Milstead, Iohn Crutchfield
Middle Row: Buster Phillips, Harwell Barber, Iohn Howell, Dickie Grant, Gene Spires,
Torn Morris
Bottom Row: Ioe Francis, Billy Ioe Gill, Bill Beynolds, Fred Hughes
OUR WORLD OF SPORTS
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. . . Get ready to cheer for a tourhdown . . . The fairest ot the lair . . . The start ot another Eagle victory . , . Feet
sore, maybe? . . . Dorman makes his tally . . . Neat block, that . . . The immortal Stage Crew basketball team . . , That's
an Eaale goal . . . Hell never get through . . . You CGI!!! Catch him now
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First Row: Eleanor Bouldin, Barbara Browning, First Row: Robbie Dee Goodrich, Wanda Fain,
QQELEQQQD, Nancy Cawyer, Clair Whitten Betty Io Horn, Louise Daniel, Mary Ruth Hiqqins
Second Row: Shirley Bass, Betty Bouchette, Anaie Second Row: Io Ann Powers, Dorothy Dowdy, Ion
Dref, Mary Ann Whatley, Glynn Collett Ann Grisham, oldsmith, Mrs. Bee Shackel-
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Molly Hinds
Pauleta Rutherford, Lessie Norvell
First Row: Gladys Ann Elliott, Dee Annis Barlow, First Row: Ruby Miller, Dorothy Lehr, Meta Alice
Glenna Gay, Georgia Mae Harris, Betty Gustafasen, Keith, Betty Iane Lea, Wanda Huffman
Daisy Hicks
Second Row: Myrtle Beth Hammers, Louise Whit- Second Row: Frances Tompkins, Dorothy Hillman,
ing, Kay Iohnson, Ioan Thompson, Mary Catherine Ona B. Iones, Betty Io Coats, Helen Coats
Hiqdon, Tommie Nell Newman
PEP SQUAD
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First Row: Patricia Buch, Dorothy lean West,
Vickie Shaheen, Ra 'Ortez Howington, Ioy Sheffield
Second How: Pat Strawn, Dorothy Symes, Emilie
Long, Alma lean Sibley, Lora Pearl Haynes
First Row: Venice Pope, Tootsye Quarles, Mari-
anne McClure, Io Anne Luther
Second Row: Peggy Martin, lo Anne Nott, Mary
lo Storman, Patsy Mobley, Vee Thompson, Monta
Middlebrook, Dorothy lean Moore
Patsy Petty, Pat Yonge
First How: Maxine Doss, Virginia BloABill Brown, First Row: Dortheal Kilgo, Paula Hazel, Elsie Kil-
Tiny Ruth Heller go, Etta leanne Lamb, Gloria Malcom
Second How: Dorothy Nell Haynes, Anne Ether- Second Row: Patsy Grisham, Tema Parker, Lucy
idge, Iudy Bryant, Iune Chorn, Dorothy Ayers, Ann Bryant, Ola Faye Burgess, Voncille Adams
Marian Harvey
Come on, you Eagles, yell!
Come and get it!
EAGLE BAND
Dorman Akins, B. L. Bates, Douglas Barry, Tommy Blakney, C. F. Briggs, B. L. Brown V E Bryant
lack Chaney, Richard Collier, Aubrey Connally, Iohn Crutchfield, Richard Davis, Wayne Dean Earl
DeBusk, Iames Dossey, lesse Lloyd Edmondson, Oran Elmore, Frank Everts, Billy Fielder Boy Lee
Fuller, Mac Fullerton, Iohn Griffin, Homer Harker, Ctis Harvey, Dale Humphreys, Lowell Knight Glendel
Lang, Clifton Lawhorne, Duward Leverett, Billy Bob Lewis, Buel Lindley, Glenn Meeks Henry Mohr
Don McClure, Hunt McKinley, Everette Pittman, Clifton Schooler, Walter Sherwood, lames Shelton D
Orval Strong, Earl Thompson, Mel Thurman, Iohn Walker, Charles Grant Willis, Wendell Willis Berl Wil
liams, Glen Boy Williams, Donald Yarbro
Don Yarbro . . .
Berl Williams .
Billy Bob Lewis
Tommy Blakney
Marilyn Kirnbley
Mr. B. T. Bynum
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Second Lieutenant
Second Lieutenant
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Sam Nixon
Sports Editor
Don Daugherty
Artist
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Club Editor
Marjorie Weatherby
Senior Editor
Martha Thompson
Faculty Editor
Lillie Vletas
Sue Williamson
Louise Oliver
Business Stall
Donald Hanks
Layout Editor
Ed Yates
Photograph er
Tommy Webb
Business Manager
Mr. Frank Etterl
Business Adviser
Conner Culver
Layout Assistant
Gloria Norvell
Sophomore Editor
Katherine Anderson
Iunior Editor
Mary Watson
junior Editor
Miss Tommie Clack
Editorial Adviser
WOMEN'S AUXILIARY TRAINING SERVICE
First How: Mrs. Bee Shackeltord, Mary Lucy Houghton, Wanda Huttman,
loyce Hutchinson, Adalee Holmes, Mary Carey, lean Bowers, Mary Nell Baker,
La Verne Greene
Second Row: Marianne McClure, Billie lane Lackey, Iuanell lones, Iohnf
nie Lou lones, Glenna Gay, loyce Hackney, Dorothy Nell Haynes, Bonnie lean
Constant, Feddy Buth Cole
Third Row: Barbara Casey, Florine Moore, Mary Watson, Cherry Powers,
Willetta Ethridge, Frankie Grittin, Iewel Galle, Gloria Dunn, Billie Abbott
MRS. BEE SHACKELFORD
Major
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Captain
IUANELL IONES
Top Sergeant
First Platoon Second Platoon
Mary Nell Baker , . . , Lieutenant , . ,,...,,.. lo Bancier
Billy Abbott , . . ,... Sergeant , , , . , , loyce Hutchinson
Iewel Galle , . , , . . . Guide Sergeant . , , , Mary Houghton
Dorothy Nell Haynes , . . . Corporal . , . . . Adalee Holmes
La Verne Greene . , . Corporal , , . . . Ellen lland
Glenna Gay ,..., . , , Corporal ,.,.... , , . , Wanda Huffman
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First Row: Mildred Austin, Dorothy Berry, Mrs. Bee Shackelford, Lucille
Paul, Doris Keyes, Betty Io Antilley, Manuela Mendoza
Second Row: Ioy Sue Self, Alvina Carrillo, Maxine Eastis, Sara Bedford,
Erma Lee Richardson, Ruth Kilpatrick, Frances Simmons, ldalee Brown
Third Row: Ophelia Gilbert, lane Hickey, Edith Abbott, Cleta Iames, Mary
Bose Small, Alice Williams, loyce Longley, Mary Lou Shanklin
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First Platoon
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Dorothy Berry ,... , ,
Mildred Austin . . . , . .
Betty Antilley ..,.
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. . . Mary Shanklin
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CADET CORPS
COMPANY A
First Row: Dubb Dutt, Dub Winkle s, Tom Carpenter, lohn Crutchfield, Dan
Sorrells, Douglas Reeves, lackie Hays, Marvin Clements
Second Bow: Phil Marsh, 'Weldon Prottit, Howard Pyle, Boy Farnes, Calvin
Skinner, Billy Hill, Hugh Hawes, Charles Canant
Third Bow: Pete lohnson, lohn Harrell, Prunty Campbell, Willard Boyce, Billy
Symes, Beed Brooks, Ed Fincher, lerry Fineg, Dewey Higginbotham
lohn Crutchfield . . , ...,..... Captain
Dan Sorrells ..,. ....,, F irst Lieutenant
Dub Winkles . . . .... Second Lieutenant
Mike Ramsey . . . ..,.., First Sergeant
Tom Carpenter . . , , , . .Guide Sergeant
Marvin Clements . . , .,., Guide Sergeant
The Cadet Corps Was organized in November, l943, under the direction oi Mr.
Vernon Hilliard and Mr. W. K. Bentley.
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COMPANY B
First Row: Dudley Bowntree, Sidney Howze, Bobby Fielder, Charles Grant
Willis, Dorman Farmer, Everette Pittman, Leroy Leggett, Bobert Wade Steger,
Harold Hitt, Eugene Tooke
Second Bow: Billy Derr, Marion Grant, lames Tate, Robert Buckles, Bex
Stubbs, Don Frydenberg, Dan Parrish, Norris Stitts, Wallace Dobbs, Stanley Cole-
man
Third Bow: Wayne Bamsey, Chisholm Thompson, David Budd, Bed Burditt,
Billy Lindsey, Bay Gene Mims, I. E. Montgomery, Stanley Stevenson, loe Lee Hitt,
S. C. Herring, Harold Thrower
Everette Pittman . . . ,,..,.,..., Captain
Hugh Balfanz ..., ,,,.., F irst Lieutenant
Dorman Farmer ..,. ,,,. S econd Lieutenant
S. C. Herring , . , ..... First Sergeant
Bobby Fielder ,... . . . Guide Sergeant
Bobby Buckles . . . ..,. Guide Sergeant
In the fall of 1943, the Cadet Corps was organized under the direction of Mr.
Vernon Hilliard and Mr. W. K. Bentley
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COMPANY C
First Row: Steve Robertson, Milburn Warner, Ioe Winnitord, Andy Werner,
Carrol Bland, Merle Delmer, Delwyn Dill, Charles Trickey, Bill McDaniel, lackie
Thompson, Byron Livingston, W. M. Morris
Second Row: Cecil Pruitt, lames Nixon, Bobby Wright, Steve Williams, George
King, Buddy Lackey, Bob Carter, Corlis Holt, Robert Monk, lack Miller, Eddie Grier
Third Row: Edwin Brahaney, Roy Lee Leggett, C. F. Briggs, Ray McGlothlin,
Earl Glen Rose, Morris Battle, Reuben Tye, Hal Rives, Iimmy Cooper, Alton Lance,
Sam Henry Smith
Fourth Row: Raymond Troutman, Larry Driscoll, Berl Williams
Raymond Troutman ,... ,.,.,...,. C aptain
Berl Williams .,,...... . , . ,First Lieutenant
Larry Driscoll . . , .... Second Lieutenant
Charles Trickey . , . ,,.,... First Sergeant
Bill McDaniel . . . . . . .Guide Sergeant
Morris Battle ,.... . . . . .,..,,.,. . , . .Guide Sergeant
Mr. Vernon Hilliard and Mr. W. K. Bentley were the directors of the Cadet
Corps, which was organized in November.
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First Row: Iennelou Kuehn, Dorothy Nell Haynes, lo loyce Longley, Marjorie Weatherby,
Ioyce Drummond, Mary Io Storman, Venice Pope, Mary Ann Noland, Pauleta Rutherford
Second Row: Selma Hood, ludy Simpson, Viola Hornsby, Pat Sailors, Marilyn Kimbley, Lillie
Vletas, Lucy Ann Bryant, Meta Alice Keith, Martha Work, Alice Williams
Third Row: Iulia Mae Hood, Dura Mae Vfaldrop, Marian Harvey, Betty Thornton, Dorothy
Ayers, Verba Cee lackson, lo Bancier, Frances Bevers, Dorotha Hutstedler, Anna Verne Clement,
Allyce Oliver
Fourth Row: Dorothy Alexander, Dorothy Gooch, Maxine Eastis, Lucille Paul, Sarah Ballard,
Alene Henley, Marqaret Balch, Dorothy Mead, Norma lo Forman, Billie Lois Aman
Fifth How: Miss Tommie Clack, Anita Martin, Doris Keyes, Dolly Tripp, Maxine Bishop, Flo-
rene Bowen, Margie Blair, Monta Middlebrooks, Kathryne Myatt, Marie Gray
Mary lo Storman . . , . , President
loyce Drummond , , Vice President
Venice Pope ,,..,.... .... S ecretary
Marjorie Weatherhy . . , Treasurer
Mary Ann Noland . , Reporter
Miss Tommie Clack , Adviser
Mrs. Edith C. Smith r , . Adviser
Mrs. Bee Shackeltord . .Adviser
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First Row: Gloria Miller, Dorothy Tooke, Bobbie Dean Duncan, Hollyce Trantham, Clara Deutsch-
man, Betty lo Delano, Rosemary Milsap, Dixie Marie McLean, Romadelle Wilson
Second Row: Martha Thompson, Mary Francisco, Elaine Schanbacker, Anne Collins, Clora
Nell Lawson, Billie Graham, Virginia Evans, Louise Mohr, Etta Bontke
Third Row: Lucille Blevins, Marianna Rogers, DeAlva Watkins, Mariorie Vern Echols, Inez
Kimbrough, Frankie Griffin, lewel Galle, Willetta Ethridge, Alvina Carrillo, Manuela Mendoza
Fourth Row: Bobbye Martin, Dorothy Lehr, loy Iohnston, Dorris Rowell, Fay Foster, Lois Ste-
phens, LaFern Leonard, Tiny Ruth Heller, Rosaland MacDonald, Glynn Collett
Fifth Row: Mrs. Bee Shackelford, Billie Abbot, Gloria Dunn, Cherry Powers, Gloria Lindsey,
Annie Mallett, Bobbie Louise Brewster, Vada Ray McAdams, Frances Harp, Erma Lee Richardson,
Rebecca Flores
Continuing the tradition of the annual Christmas party for their Little Sisters, the G an G en-
tertained the freshman girls in the auditorium December 20, at which time gifts were given to the
Little Sisters by the senior girls. The program, under the direction of Ioyce Drummond, vice-presi-
dent, included a speech by Martha Farr, a dance by Ruth Harrison, and songs by the Girls Sex-
tet. Co-operating With the war effort, the club did not have a Valentine tea for their mothers this
year.
CERTIFICATES IN WAR WORK
Margie Blair ,..,,... . , . ..,.,,.....,,. ...,..... . , , ,ll9V2 hours
Mary Ruth Pearce , . 78 hours
Gloria Dunn .,.... , , . 74V2 hours
Ramona Io Lowrie . . . . . . 72 hours
Iudy Simpson ....,.,, 7lM hours
La Iaun Henderson . , . . 68V2 hours
Mary Io Storman . ,, 60 hours
De Alva Watkins , ,. 60 hours
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First Row: Mary Lou Foster, Helen Coats, Betty Io Coats, Lucille Cline, Lavona Harris, Imos
gene Hassey, Winnie Dudley, Bobbie Dee Goodrich, Jo Anne Luther
Second Row: Wanda Lou Hill, Annie Ruth Stallings, Dorothy lean West, Ruth Harrison, Ellen
lland, Billie Louise Brown, Billie lane Lackey, Dorothy Cutbirth, Iessie Watanabe, Ramona Io
Lowrie
Third Row: Lorna Hunter, Lessie Norvell, Mary Nell Baker, Pat Clark, Annette Grubbs, Molly
Hinds, Dora Beth Steele, Maurene Warren, Clarice Higgins, Betty lo Rice, Eudera Goldsmith, La
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Fourth Row: PSCJQY Martin, Io Anne Nott, Barbara McQuary, Io Anne Federbush, Ion Ann
Grisham, Dorothy Dowdy, Lora Lee Cook, Melissa Smith, Lavinia Ward, Martha Farr, Mary Ruth
Pearce, Iune Morton
Who are the members of the G an G? The membership is composed of all the
senior girls in Abilene High School. What does G an G mean? This is a ques-
tion that every girl wants answered, but she can not know until she becomes a
senior and is initiated into the club. Boys do not know the meaning, but many
suppose that it means "the Gang." What is the purpose of the club? The object
ot the club is to promote friendliness and loyalty among the girls ot the school.
What war work was done this year by the G an G? Making aighans, surgical
dressings, and taking first aid courses completed the war work done this year.
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First Row: Gene Spires, Bill McDaniel, Dorman Farmer, Dub Winkles, Sam Smith, Taylor Paul
Second Row: Ioe Bob lay, Quentin Buch, Stanley Bogers, S. C. Herring, Bobby Fielder, Charles
Trickey, Tom Carpenter
Third How: Dubb Duff, Iohn Tom Winniford, loe Lee Hitt, Mr. Clyde B. Campbell, Dan Sorrells,
Hex Stubbs, Marion Grant
The Hi-Y platform is clean living, clean speech, clean athletics, and clean
scholarship. The function of the club is to bring together boys who are vitally
interested in Christian standards for personal living and for school life, to pro-
vide the channel through which they may explore the problems that face high
school youth today, and to mobilize their efforts to put into effective action Chris-
tian solutions to these problems.
The members of the Abilene Chapter have gone far in achieving the pur-
pose of the organization by leading devotionals in chapel on Monday afternoons.
F all Spring
Gene Spires , . ,.,. President , , Gene Spires
C. G. Whitten . , . . Vice President ..,. Dorman Farmer
Taylor Paul . . . .,.. Secretary . . . . . . . , Taylor Paul
Bed Burditt . , . . Chaplain . . . ..,. Sam Henry Smith
Dubb Duff ..,,..,. . . Sergeant-at-Arms , . ,,., Bill McDanie
irginia Block . , . , , , . . Sweethear . ,,... Virginia Block
Mr. y e R. Campbell , , , . viser . . . Mr. Pre c inzie
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First Row: Guy Daniel, limmy Tittle, Fred Lee Hughes, Boyd Rogers, Evan Duval, Freddie
Schultz, Richard Marsh
Second Row: Dudley Fish, lames Graham, Gus Vletas, Earl Glen Rose, lerry Trickey, Charles
Morris, Bob Hollowell
Third Row: Mr. L. C. King, Crawford Barrier, C. B. Stevens, lack Woods, Ernest Booth, Billy
Murphey, Iohnny Shaw.
The Iunior Hi-Y is a branch of the Senior Hi-Y, organized for the Sopho-
rnores of Abilene High School. lts purpose and platform are the same as those
of the Senior Hi-Y. The major social function of the club this year was the Father
and Son Banquet held in the high school cafeteria on November 10, 1942. The pur-
pose of this banquet was to give the fathers an opportunity to meet the boys their
sons associate With, get an idea of the activities of their sons, and meet the fathers
of some of their sons' companions.
Guy Daniel . . .,..... President
Evan Duval . . Vice President
Boyd Rogers . , .Secretary
Fred Hughes . . . .Treasurer
Fred Schultz ..., , . .Chaplain
Mr. L. C. King , . . . . .Adviser
Kay lohnson . . . .Sweetheart
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First Row: Bill Brown, Lillie Vletas, Patsy Petty, Dot Mead, Sarah Ballard, lody Luther, Annette
Grubbs, Lessie Norvell, Bettye Horn
Second Row: Alene Henley, Margaret Balch, Alice Ballard, Ann Ballard, Meta Alice Keith, Dot
Coffman, Mary Ruth Higgins, Molly Hinds, Monta Middlebrooks, Mrs. George Wimbish
Third Row: Louise Daniel, Wanda Pain, Bea lohnson, Stubbyfvlslambrick, Shirley Gaslcill, Pat
Clark, Genevieve Hensley Brennan, Pat Yonge, Bobbie Dee Goodrich, Pauleta Rutherford
The development of one's personality and the study of interesting personali-
ties has been the object of the Personality Girls. On the night of February l9,
the main social function, which was a banquet, was held at the Hickory Grill. A
speech was made by Calvin Mclntosh on "The Ideal Girl," and this speech
was acknowledged by Bea lohnson with "The Ideal Boy" as her subject. Dubb
Duff was named sweetheart of the l942-l943 Club at that time.
Dorothy Mead , . . ,..... President
Sarah Ballard . , , , ,Vice President
Annette Grubbs .Secretary-Treasurer
lo Anne Luther , . . , , , , ,Reporter
Mrs. George Wimbish , . Adviser
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First Row: Mary Ann Noland, Martha Farr, Marjorie Weatherby, Winnie Dudley, Robert Page,
Richard Collier, loe Bob lay, Betty Io Delano.
Second How: Mr. H. S. Fatherree, Quentin Buch, Tommy Blakney, Taylor Paul, Donald Yar-
bro, Iohn Crutchfield, Sam Henry Smith, Tommy Webb
Third How: Dan Sorrells, Billy Bob Lewis, Iohn Griffin, S. C. Herring, Charles Grant Willis,
Alton Wilson, Imogene Hassey, Mary Io Storman ,
Fourth How: Billie Ray Stewart, Bill McDaniel, Dorman Farmer, PGQQY Martin, Io Anne Nott,
Sam Nixon, Anna Verne Clement, Annette Grubbs, Barbara McQuary.
Fifth Row: Kathryne Myatt, Melissa Smith, Doris Keyes, Willie Lois Stephens, Martha Work,
Alice Williams, loyce Longley, Donald Hanks, Martha Thompson, Hollyce Trantham, Otis Harvey
Thirty-one members were inducted into the National Honor Society March 19,
bringing the l943 membership to forty-tive. Members are chosen on the basis
of their qualifications in tour fields: Character, Service, Leadership, and Schol-
arship. Only fifteen per cent of the senior class may be chosen, and in Abilene
High School, tive per cent are chosen toward the last ot their lunior year. This
tive per cent makes up the nucleus ot the organization. It is their task to plan and
then carry out their plans for the induction ceremony.
Tommy Blakney . . . i , . . . ..,.,.. President
Quentin Buch . . . .,., Vice President
Martha Farr ..,..... ..... S ecretary
Mr. H. S. Fatherree . , . .... Adviser
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First Row: Shirleene Weir, Pat Yonge, Calvin Mclntosh, Tommy Webb, Sam Henry Smith,
Patty Riddle, Martha Farr, Frank Everts
Second Row: Kitty Moore, Lora Lee Cook, Dorothy Dowdy, lon Ann Grisham, Alton Wilson, loe
Bob Iay, Buddy Korman, Billy Ladas
Third Row: Mary Beth Patteson, Martha Pender, Catherine lohnson, Mary Sears, Dee Annis
Barlow, Billie lean Fowler, Iames Wright, Robert Buckles, Annadell Harkey
Fourth Row: Tom Carpenter, Bobby Fielder, Frances Tompkins, Dan Sorrells, Cecil Rutherford,
Miss Pansy Gardner, Phil Kendrick, Raymond Thomason, Bob Milstead
DEBATE
Boys Girls
State Meet .,,...,, ..,., M ay, 1942 District . . ..,.. .... A pril,
Baylor Tournament . February, 1942 Regional ,. . , , ,.,,. April,
Wichita Falls Meet , , .March, 1942 Abilene . ,.,... .,,.,,.. M arch,
District Meet .,... ..,. A pril 1942 , .
Regional Meet ,.,. .... A pril, 1942 RSQIOHG1 Wlnners' 1943
Abilene Meet . . . . .March, 1942 Martha Farr, Marylo Sears
EXTEMPORANEOUS
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District . , .April, 1942 District , . ,.,.. April,
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Patty Riddle , .
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A CAPPELLA
First Row: Miss Ouida Clemons, Alene Henley, Lillie Vletas, Marilyn Kimbley, Ray McGloth-
lin, S. C. Herring, Robert Page, Kathryne Myatt, Marjorie Weatherby, Alice Williams
Second Row: Sherry Pechacek, Verina Hutchins, Dorothy Nell Haynes, Maxine Clement, Betty
Cook, Mary Frances Hiatt, Martha Pender, Lavona Harris, loyce Marie Cwens, Darlene Graves,
Mary jane Sage
Third Row: Leroy White, Lorna Hunter, Helen lean Bond, Barbara McQuary, Melissa Smith,
Genell Woodrum, lo Anne Nott, loyce Longley, Anna Verne Clement, Mary Elizabeth Meeks,
Dudley Rowntree, Bobby Clements
Fourth Row: Dubb Duti, Raymond Thomason, Dewey Higginbotham, Billy Darnell, Phil Ken-
drick, Reese Foster, David Rudd, Charles Campbell, lames Anderson, lim Harrison, Dallas Perkins,
Bill Thomas
The A Cappella, co-operating with the Hardin-Simmons Voice Department,
presented as its major project this year Mendelssohn's "Elijah," The program
introduced Music Week, May 2-8, in Abilene.
ln helping with the War effort, the choir entertained soldiers at the USC clubs
and the service clubs. The club gave a Victory Concert at which two thousand
dollars worth ot Stamps and Bonds were sold.
Fall Spring
Ray McGlothlin ...,,. .,,.. P resident , , . . . , , . Robert Page
Robert Page . . , . . . . Vice President , . , . S. C. Herring
Kathryne Myatt ,.,.,.. . , , Secretary . , . . Kathryne Myatt
Marjorie Weatherby . . . . . . Librarian , . . Marjorie Weatherby
Alice Williams .,...,. Reporter , , Alice Williams
Miss Ouida Clemons ,... . . Director . . . . Miss Guida Clemons
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GIRLS GLEE CLUB
First Row: Miss Dorothy lean Shaw, Nancy Cawyer, Helen McDonald, Mary
Lou Shanklin, Betty Rathmell, Mary Clive Newberry, lean Howard, Nancy
Crandall
Second How: LaVerne Green, Mildred Austin, Clora Nell Lawson, Ozella
Leonard, Gladys Townsend, Hattie Stinc hcomb, Barbara Ebbert
Third Row: Virginia McGaughey, Lottie Pearl Burk, Cleta Iames, Sue Helen
Bradshaw, Pattie Hunter, Pat Strawn, Dorothy Symes, Betty Cook, Evelyn Gates
Fourth How: Mary Spicer, Mary Catherine Higdon, Winnie lones, Maxine
Clement, Charlotte Steele, Elberta Cline, Dura Mae Waldrop, Hazel Clayton, Bon-
nie lean Constant
"Ireland Foreverw was presented by the English and Voice Departments in
assembly March 22. Tommy Webb was narrator for the program, while Phil
Kendrick, Sarah Ballard, and Peggy Martin recited poems dealing with Irish leg-
ends. Mary lane Sage, Helen lean Bond, and Reese Foster gave individual
voice selections, and the Glee Club gave several numbers.
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GIRLS GLEE CLUB
First How: Miss Ouida Clemons, Alene Henley, Lavinia Ward, Mary lane Sage, Adelle
Splawn, Mary Frances Hiatt, Peggy Martin, Eualine Hicks, Florine Smith, Violet Simpson
Second How: Victoria Shaheen, lennelou Kuehn, Mary Ruth Pearce, lyreldyne Henderson,
Rebecca Flores, Lavana Harris, Pat Yonge, Clair Whitten, Carolyn Grisham, lean Bowers
Third Row: Marjorie Weatherby, lo Ioyce Longley, Billie lean Fowler, lo Anne Nott, Ioyce
Marie Owens, Melissa Smith, lody Luther, Lillie Vletas, Sherry Pechacek, Verina Hutchins
Fourth Row: Birdie Margaret Walker, Lorna Hunter, Peggy Pgull
Emily Lowrie, Bernice Perry, Helen lean Bond, Dorothy Nell Haynes, Barbara ackson, Dorothy
Harper
Fifth Row: Io Anne Powers, Barbara McQuary, Kathryne Myatt, Alice Williams, Genell Woods
rum, Anna Verne Clement, Martha Pender, Darlene Graves, Marilyn Kirnbley, Mary Ruth Higgins,
Patty Lynn Britain
It was in 1927 that the Girls Glee Club was first organized under the direc-
tion oi Miss Dorothy Porter. Regular meetings were held once a week. This
club has progressed until it is an affiliated subject held several periods each day.
Girls interested in music may become members. In the first club there Were only
twenty-three members, and this year the membership grew to nearly one hundred
members. Besides singing at USO clubs and Camp Barkeley, the girls gave many
civic programs.
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First Row: Raymond Thomason, lames Anderson, Bobby
Clements, Phil Kendrick, S. C. Herring, Robert Page, Miss Ouida
Clemons
Second Row: Dudley Rowntree, Glendel Lang, Ray Mc-
Glothlin, lim Harrison, Charles Campbell, David Rudd, Darrell
Lawless
Third Row: Leroy White, Dewey l-ligginbotham, Billy Dar-
nell, Reese Foster, Dallas Perkins, Bill Thomas, Dub Duit
The Boys Glee Club was organized in l925 for the first time
in Abilene High School. The iirst program ever given by the
club was in December ot that year at the Teachers' lnstitute.
There were only thirteen members in the club at that time. The
enrollment included boys interested in the development oi the
appreciation of music. Each year the members ot the Boys
Quartet are chosen from this group ot boys. There are twenty
members in the choir this year.
Steve Powers .President
Burton Clifton , , . Vice President
S. C. l-lerring . . Secretary-Treasurer
Miss Guida Clemons . . Director
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Cornets Saxophones
Billy Bob Lewis Tommy Blcfknev
Hum McKinley Earl Williams
Iohn Walker Homer Harker
Drums
Trombones Frank Everts
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Billie Lois Aman
pmmst Vocalist
Ctis Harvey by Sue Self
The Swing Band, the first in the history of Abilene l-ligh
School, was organized in the early fall of this year. At first
there were only seven members, but before the school year
ended there were fourteen. At the first meeting the theme song,
"Star Dust," was decided upong therefore the name "The Star-
dusters" was given to the organization. A Weekly program has
been given over KRBC on Monday evenings at 8:l5. Besides
those programs, the group entertained soldiers at USO Clubs
and Service Clubs. Vocal selections were given throughout the
ycar by lov Sue Self and Melissa Smith.
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Billy Lois Aman, Peggy Boatwright, Lockilou Bynum, Aubrey Connally, Dor-
othy Cutbirth, Martha Daniel, Bichard Davis, Prank Everts, Martha Parr, Billy
Fielder, Gtis Harvey, Gaylia Wray Hilburn, Billy Bob Lewis, Darlene Mackey,
Hunt McKinley, Betty lo Pearce, Mary Buth Pearce, loy Sue Self, Nona Mae Snow,
Yvonne Starnes
Giving chapel programs, aiding in Christmas programs, and performing for
various other occasions are only a few of the activities of the Abilene High School
Orchestra. The purpose of this organization is to promote the appreciation of
good music among the student body and the members. The outstanding social
function held by the Orchestra members was the picnic early in the fall.
Billy Bob Lewis . . . ,President
Hunt MCKUHGY Vice President
loy Sue Self . ..... Secretary
Martha Parr ,,..,.. , . .Treasurer
Mr. Raymond T Bynum , . , , Director
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First Row: Betty lo Pearce, Nona Mae Snow, Ann Iohnson, Virginia Mc
Gauahey, loy Sue Self, Betty lo Daniel, Wanda Lou Hill
Second Row: Martha Ann Daniel, Myrtle Ruth Barnes, Barbara Srnith, Flor-
ence Tollett, Eula Faye Darnell, Virginia Lane, Barbara Casey '
Third Row: Dessie Lee Laird, Floy Outbirth, Annadell l-larkey, Dolly Down
ina, Yvonne Starnes, Mary Francisco, Lola Fonville
Fourth Row: Billie Lois Aman, Olarice Hiaains, Elaine Starnes
MARY FRANClSOO
First Officer
LOLA F ONVILLE
Second Officer
BETTY IO PEARCE
Second Officer
MARTHA DANIEL
Third Officer
NONA MAE SNOW
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NATIONAL THESPIANS
First Row: Katydell McCarty, Everett McCfe hee, Martha Farr, Lavinia Ward, loe Bob lay, Phil
Kendrick, Lora Lee Cook, Dorothy Dowdy, Catherine Moore, Barbara Browning, Frank Everts
Second Row: Bobby Fielder, Mary Beth Patteson, Cora Leslie Clark, Ola Faye Burgess, Edith
Abbott, May Elizabeth Burton, Martha Thompson, Bobbie Dean Duncan, Maxine Doss, Ion Ann
Grisham, Edwin Brahaney
Third Row: Tom Carpenter, Billy Ladas, Gen ell Woodrum, Betty McAlister, Nona Mae Snow,
Frances Tompkins, Sam Nixon, Iane Shirley, Io Ann Eederbush, Martha Pender, Evelyn 'Wil-
loughby
Fourth Row: Mrs. Howard Miller, Billy Darnell, Dean Miller, Calvin Mclntosh, Sam Henry
Smith, Cecil Rutherford, Dan Sorrells, Bob Milstead, Dubb Dutt, Raymond Thomason, Benny Bailey,
Robert Page
SMILIN' 'THRCUGH
Allan Langdon Martin
Directed by Mrs. Howard Miller
The Prologue
Sarah Wayne . . ..,...., ..,,.. . , Mary Io Storman
Mary Clare , . , , . . . , , ,lon Ann Grisham
The Cast
lohn Carteret ..,, , ,Raymond Thomason
Dr. Owen Harding Sam Henry Smith
Ellen .,..,..,,,,..., , . i Martha Farr
Kathleen Dungannon , Louise Harrup
Willie Ainley , , , Alton Wilson
Kenneth Wayne Phil Kendrick
lermiah Wayne Phil Kendrick
Moonyeen Clare . , i .Dorothy Dowdy
Mary Wayne . . . , . .Lora Lee Cook
TOURNAMENT PLAY
lOl-IN DOE
By Bernard V. Dryer
Directed by Mr. Ernest Sublett
First in Regional
Characters
Benny Bailey r,,. . . , , , , lohn Doe
Dorothy Dowdy . , . V.,, .Ruby
loe Bob lay ..... . . . .limmy
Phil Kendrick ,i... ..,..... A rthur
Dan Sorrells ...,,... , ,,ii,r,,. lesse
Sam Henry Smith ,i.,.. , . , Father lulio
Raymond Thomason . . . , , . . . . . . .... .,... . . . , . . . . Petti
This year the National Thespians under the direction of Mrs. Howard Miller
presented "Exchange," Hlazz and Minuetf' "Thank You, Doctor," and "The Eve
and Eveline." The casts of these productions were selected from the Speech De-
partment, Whose members are also members ofthe National Thespians. Those
persons in the plays received credit for their Work in this national organization.
The casts selected tor the senior play "Smilin' Through" are also members.
OFFICERS OE NATIONAL THESPIANS
Phil Kendrick T... . . . , . , . . . . . . . . , .President
loe Bob lay . . . . Vice President
Lora Lee Cook . . . , .Secretary
Dorothy Dowdy . . , , Reporter
Mrs. Howard Miller . , .,., Adviser
DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATION S
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Calvin Coplen
C. CS H. Distributing
Company
Douglas Hill
Russell ci Roberts
Cleaners and
Dyers
lack Lanier
Minter Dry Goods
Company
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Kenneth Campbell
S. CS Q. Clothiers
Earl Darden
David S. Castle
Company,
Architects
Thomas Revell
Abilene Machine
Company
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Mr. Rainey Gwen
Instructor
Mr. Frank Etter
lnstructor
Rollie Cloud, Ir.
Hughes Printing
and Office
Supplies
Allen Young i
Underwood Type-
writer Co.
Donald Iolly
Sun Electric Co.
Dayle Greqq Bruton
I. C. Penney Co.
Leroy Alexander
Western Chevrolet
Walter Alexander
Crain Office
Supply
Dannie Beasley
Waddinqton's
Ladies Apparel
Gene Horton
Crowell Iewelry
Calvin Brooks
Safeway Grocery
No. 25
Reed Brooks
Abilene Electric
Company
Lamar Muston
Everett Sheet
Metal Co.
Billie Mae Buster
Presley Jewelry
Lowell Milstead
Hoppe Electric Co.
DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATION S
FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA
First Bow: Wanda Fain, Charles Trickey, loyce Drummond, Milburn Warner, lo Anne Powers,
lohn Axe, lean Newman, Bay Hardwick
Second How: Alfred Oliver, Harold Chapman, Billy Quattlebaum, E. B. Cox, Don Cothron, Roy
Fuller, Wallace Jordan, Ioe Antilley, Boy Lee Leqgett.
Third How: Carrol Bland, Ernest Nichols, Bobby loe Vaughn, B. C. Farmer, lohn Tom Winni-
ford, Aubrey Crider, Ioe Winniford, I. l. Collingsworth, Kenneth Drummond
Fourth How: Lloyd Keith, Iames Box, Ellis Skipper, Charles Bullock, Leon Nichols, Clinton
McCombs, Berl Owens, Iames Shelton, Bay Gene Mims
Fifth Row: Mr. I. l. Moore, Dick Antilley, Billy Bay Smith, Bobby Ray Moore, George Pliler, Del-
wyn Dill, Tommy Wheeler, Cleon Smith, Iames Carroll, Glen Rucker
The Future Farmers of America is composed of chartered associations of forty-
seven States, Puerto Bico, and Hawaii. These in turn are made into local chap-
ters, located in high schools where vocational agriculture is taught. The boys
enrolled in this subject make up the active membership lists, but there are also
associate and honorary members. Four degrees of membership that are given
are "Green-Hand," "Future Farmer," "Lone Star Farmer," and "American Farm-
er." The chief object for this year has been production of food and fiber. The
motto is "Learning to do, doing to learng earning to live, and living to serve."
lohn W. Axe , , . President . . . , , . . lohn W. Axe
Charles Trickey , . , , Vice President . . Charles Trickey
Billy Wayne Foster ....,.. Secretary , . . . . . George Pliler
Bay Hardwick . . , Treasurer . , , , , Bay Hardwick
Milburn Warner Reporter , , Milburn Warner
Dickie Don Antilley , . Watch Dog . , Dickie Don Antilley
Leonard Skipper , Parliamentarian . Leonard Skipper
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First Bow: Kittie Moore, Martha Pender, lon Ann Grisham,
Sam l-lenry Smith, Dorothy Dowdy, Lavinia Ward, Maxine Doss
Second Bow: Billy Ladas, Lora Lee Cook, Billy Darnell, Cecil
Butheriord, Nona Mae Snow, lohnny Shaw, loe Bob lay
Third Bow: Mr. Ernest Sublett, Phil Kendrick, Benny Bailey,
Baymond Thomason, Dan Sorrels, Dean Miller, Tom Carpenter
The Thirteen Masques, the newly organized dramatic so-
ciety, consists ot thirteen oriainal members and apprentice mem-
bers. Each member is known by a number, and as each position
is vacated an apprentice member fills the vacancy. The club
produced "Sublime Delusion," and "Arizona Cowboy."
Sam Henry Smith , ,,,,, President
David Richey . . . . ..,,. Vice President
Dorothy Dowdy . . , Secretary-Treasurer
lon Ann Grisham . . . , Reporter
Mr. Ernest Sublett , . . Adviser
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of Abilene High . . . This wus11't cl stciqe kiss! , , . Heap good bug juice . . Me White Lions friend! . . . Promenfzde mil , . .
Food at last!
AS TIME GOES BY
"I present you with this trophyA" , . , Upsie-daisy . . . Beiween classes . . , Miss Liberty oi Abilene High 4 . . Second child
hood . , . After school . . . Shades in Rhythm . , . Pre-senioiion of the new ilorg . . . X-Hier the pep folly . . , Four-tweniy bell-W
beczt ii! . . , Look at the busy siudents!
SIDE LIGHTS
Annual Father and Son banquer given bv the Hi-Y . , . Morning flag-raisins: , , , Girls now run ihe obstacle Coigse
. , , The qirls are now floincy- - . . . Junior staff oi the Flashlight . . . Elficieni workers in ihe Counselors olfir-e , 4 4 Somefhinq
seenxs to be interesting . , . "We choose you, Marilyn, cis the Sweetheczri oi the Eagle Band" . . . Up those long, long stairs
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Banner Creameries A A A A A A A A
Barq's Bottling Co. A A A A A A A A
Barrow Furniture Co. A A A A
Barnes-Williams Drug Co.
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Chenoweth Print Shop A A A A A A A
Citizens National Bank A A A
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Coca-Cola Bottling Co. A A A A A A A
Crain Office Supply A A A A A A A
Crowell Iewelry AAAAAA
Dr. Pepper Bottling Co. A ,AAAAA A A A A A
Draughon's Business College AAAAAAAAAA
Farmers G Merchants National Bank
Fielder-Dillingham Lumber Co. A A A A A A
Grant, W. T., Co. AAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAA A A
Grissom's, Ernest, Department Store
Hall Music Co. AAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAA A
Hardin-Simmons University AA A
Hendrick Memorial Hospital A A
Hicks, C. E., Food Store A A A A A A A A
Hickory Grill AAAAAA A A A A A A A A
Hilton Hotel AAAAAAA AAAAA
Lion Hardware Co. A A A A A A A
Longhorn Creamery A A A A A A A A
McDaniel Music Co. A A A A A A A A
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Mead's Bakery AAAA AAAAA
Miller-Perkins A A A A A A A A
Minter's Dry Goods AAAA
Owen Iewelry AAAA.
Paramount Theater AAAA
Parson's Beauty Shop A A A
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Penney, I. C., Co. AAAA A A
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. A A
Piggly-Wiggly Stores A A A
Presley Iewelry Co. A A A A
Radford, I. M., Wholesale
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Right-Way Laundry Co. A
Russey Printing Co. A A A A
Sears-Roebuck 6- Co. A A A
Security Investment Co. A
Shelton-Webb Motor Co.
Shoe Service Store AAAAA
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Taystee Baking Co. A A A A
Texas Theater AAAAA
Thurman's Studio AAAA
Universal Cover Co. A A A
Universal Motor Co. AA A
University Florists A A A
Ward's Hilton Drug AAAAA
West Texas Cotton Oil Co.
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Jon Ann: uGee, Melissa, this is THE dressfl
lVleta Alice: ulsook at this darling hatlw
Peggy: uAnd here are just the shoes to complete the
wardrohef,
You too can find that ideal wardrobe at
Mel Shows Buddy and Marilyn
the fine points of a picture made by lVlr. Thurman, the official Flash-
light photographerg while Wayne and K a t h l e e n lo o k at another
Thurman specialty. Mac, with his usual eagerness, is fascinated by
an Abilene High School beauty produced by lathe h o u s e of better
photography?
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"Just because that Barq's Orange you're
drinking is so delicious, Pauleta, is no
reason for your gulping it Clown," grins
Molly. "After all, yougn- have another"
Mary lean chooses BARQ'S ROOT BEER? but Molly prefers 12
ounces of BARQ7S GRAPE.
Barq's Bottling Co.
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Speaking of Pictures
just look at these AHS lasses QPat, Shirleylgeajt outfitted in Min-
ter7s spring frocks. Don,t forget those handsome sport coats Tommy
and Harold are wearing.
For quality goods that will make YOU as pretty as a picture
See
lVlinter's Department Store
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Nice hot loaves!
Buy themg try them!
Bread for family needs
Good bread, fine bread,
Try it, buy itffMEAD'S
MEAIPS FINE BREAD
Qashioued glfl' ,Mala
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ing hat, that it was designed for MEN! Or would you?"
O. L. Miller: "There's certainly something feminine and clinging-viney about
the man-appealing loolc of it on you, Betty. How about a date?',
Clair Whitten: l'Decline a verb, but never decline a date, my pet!"
Betty Bouchette: "Well,- I go, you go, we all go to Ernest Grissom's for our
clothes! ' '
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Abilene Christian ollege
HARDIN ADMINISTRATION BUILDING AND CAMPUS
The Kind of College You Are Looking For
If You Are Going to College in September
You Will Be Interested in the Advantages Offered By
ABILENE CHRISTIAN COLLEGE
. A Co-Educational College-Moderate Size -C600 Studentsj.
. Christian Associates-Bible Study.
. Excellent Library-Well Equipped Laboratories.
. Personalized Education.
. Scholarly, Thoroughly Qualified Faculty.
. Live Program of Student Activities.
. Athletics for all.
. High Academic Standing.
. Reasonable Expenses-Student Aid.
. Pre-Professional Training.
. Friendly, Democratic Social Life.
. Successful Graduates.
. Demonstration School for Grade and High School Students.
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COME TO ABILENE CHRISTIAN COLLEGE
The Friendly, Growing College
DON I-I. MORRIS, President
A Friendly Welcome Awaits
You at ACC-Your College
Days Here Will Be Happy,
Memorable Days.
Fall Semester Opens
September 14, 1943
Write For Catalog
Today
You Are Cordially Invited to
Visit our Campus or to tele-
phone us about your plans
for your college work. Tele-
phone 4381-4382.
Un march 5
1943
the Band Mgot in
stepw with a lively
banquet at the
Hi ton
Hotel
Ballroom
Everyone enjoyed
the food, the
entertainment,
and especially
the courteous
service shown
to alll
CCJNTI UE CN-
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Ideal!
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IMMONS
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PRESIDENT W. R. WHITE
There were over l5O Abilene High School graduates enrolled at Hardin-Simmons
this year, all continuing their education in a school they love.
At Hardin-Simmons, President White and his entire faculty constantly work to
maintain that friendly religious atmosphere all students enjoy. You will find Dr.
White and every faculty member anxious to aid and counsel on all occasions-friends
of all and to all.
Hardin-Simmons has an accelerated program, built to meet war conditions and so
arranged to permit graduation in four semesters and three summer schools, or five
semesters and two summers.
Summer school starts lune l, offering l5 weeks of study, or two six-week pro-
grams, if you desire. The courses will help you to fit into the war program quickly
and to gain more rapid advancement if you enter the armed services later.
You'll enjoy life at Hardin-Simmons and benefit, too. Write to Dr. W. R. White,
president, today for a catalogue or to ask a representative to call. Or better yet, come
up and visit on the campus and find out what you wish to know about the program.
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Electricity helps make his tm hat TOUGH.
No soldier in the world today has a bet- women with training and experience in
'. , Q, ter, tougher helmet than our own fight- production problems.
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mg men. It s made of manganese steel Thls power was ready when War mme
the toughest' strongest Protectwe Steel because there men and women already
that science and industry together can ' ., 0' ,, '
. , . . had the know-how and the freedom to
produce. And it s made in electric fur- . - - - -
I . , plan and create-the initiative to invent
naces at 3,000 degrees Fahrenheit. . Q , 6
N X ' l and improve-for erefybody 5 bene t.
, By helping make steel strong, electric Th, , YI h E W 1
P0wer makes XVest Texas and Uncle Sam T ISL wo' 'S JL yy tt 6 alferag" di CM
m.0ng't00. exas ome to ay ge.s twice' or ,ice
5 , . , times as much electricity for its money
bv One big basic reason'for llncle Sam s as just ten or fifteen years ago!
A matchless war production IS Americals I ' I' '
abundant power Supply, Over 90 per gem It's the reason why electricity wul be
INVEST gf which is supplied by electric compa- on the yob to help rebulld a battered
IN nies like the XVest Texas Utilities . .. World-after We have Won the Vlcwfl'
AMERICA operating under well-balanced business and the Peace-
management and manned by men and
WestTexas Utilities
Buy War Bonds and Sfamps!
you Would Rather not Kean: Home in ga in Kvllcge?
ln times like these, your attitude is a natural one. Many students, during the
next two years, will be living on time that is borrowed from Uncle Sam, and
with civilian traveling facilities at a low ebb, most students will prefer to receive
their training as near home as they possibly can.
We have adapted our entire curriculum to the new "war-time high" spirit of pro-
duction, but at the same time we have retained our traditional standards, ideal-
ly inspired by the American lndustrial "E" for Excellence in achievement.
You are welcome to our campus. l-low well do you know us? We invite you to
visit the Reservation and discuss with our administrators the possibility of your
staying at home without sacrificing in any way your College career.
DU WlVlClVlURRY
High School Students
the beautiful
Colonial Suite
or the less
formal
Naturally Prefer
Roof Garden
in which to
hold their
soeials.
l-l 0 T E l.. W 0 0 T E N
Abilenels Most Modern Hotel Bob Westbrook, Mgr
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IIITEHSTHTE THEHTEHS, IHCUHPURHTED, Include
Paramuunl, Hlajesne, llueen and Palace Theaters
R. CTDCNNELL, General Manager
of Interstate Theaters, Inc.
Actual operation of the Interstate Theaters, Incor-
porated, falls to the man pictured here. He is
Robert J. O'Donne1l, known to most folks as "Bobf'
O'Donnell, like most other successful showmen, has
spent practically all hi.s life in the business. He is
recognized now as the best gauger of public-theater
likes and dislikes in the business. He is active in
various charitable projects, and just recently was
made National Chief Barker of the Variety Club of
America, a shoWman's charity organization. He set
:1 charity pace for Freeman Memorial Clinic Sur-
gical Ward that brought recognition from the Na-
tional Variety Organization. Under his direction a
camp for underprivileged children has also been
sponsored by the Variety Club.
KARL HOBLITZELLE, President
of Interstate Theaters, Inc.
Karl Hoblitzelle, president of the Interstate The-
aters. is as well known throughout the nation for
his civic activities as he is for his executive ability
in the theater business. He is actively identified
with a score of civic improvements and plans not
only in Dallas where he lives, but in many other
cities.
COMMUNITY-His civic interest is best evidenced
by the fact that his theaters everywhere are a vital
and integral part of the community in which they
operate. His employees are deputized to participate
in all civic, moral, and cultural advancements in
their community.
Page 173
AHILENE PHINTINE 8 EIATIIINEHY EU.
PRINTERS STATIONERS
COMPLETE OFFICE OUTFITTERS
F7 Gennine Engraved Wedding lnnifdfiene
3 dnd ,flnnenneernenfs
Ynuktakifms
5 S1050 for 50
5 .
No Extra Charge for Engraving Plate
Choice of different styles f l ering. This pric
cludes inside and outside envelopes. Additional In - . F'
tions or Announcements at 7 ts each. I 2 7 D
Printed Wedding Invita ' -- Z D lk
100 .......icc......,,. .cc..,.... ..c...i..,......,..c,.. 5 8 .50 kf Wd-C40
50 .EEE.......ii.,..,.c..........EEcc.....i.....,icc,c....,.,.... 56.00 Xf 572 X
P ices Include Inside and Outside Envelopes
Samples May Be Seen Ar Our Store
Printers ef ine 1943 gldsnlrynt
Store IO38 N. 2nd St., Factory 24I Hickory St.
Abilene, Texas
Attention, Young l
Americans!
Mr. Barrow says,
Hlnsure your
future homes.
Buy War Bonds
and Stamps nowf'
J oe Bob, Dorothy,
Ann, and Dean
agree whole-
heartedly.
Barrow Furniture Compan
Martha: uEven waitinff at
I7
the Broadway is a pleasure,
Jamesf' y
James: '4Yes, Broadway pic-
tures are worth waiting forf'
Wayne: Mlim sure we can
L 7
get two date seals near our
Abilene High Eagle soon.
Mary: G'Oh well, even wait-
ing isnit had so long as cold
drinks and popcorn 'ue not
rationedf'
Oh BRORDWCIV RMERICR I
OPPOSFFE Fl P ST UJDERPRSS
B yr
uuun maint UF ctntlrltu HITS
Page 175
MStamp out the
Axis with War
Stampsfi urges
Dan.
"And don't forget,"
says Kitty, 'Qthat the
Stamps We buy may
help equip some
AHS ex in the
future."
Dotty and Douglas
aclcl their approval,
and so Cloes the
Woolworth Co.,
whose advice to
everyone is,
"Take Your Change
in War Stamps."
F W Woolworth Company
Hey, You
MHep-Catsw
Get in the groove
with Benny
Goodmanis fand
Tsehaikowskyasj
latest recordings.
Everything on
your 44lVIust7' list
can be found
at the
The RECORD SHOP
Whether foot b al l
or band is being'
discussed--
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 Bottlin o
'lFord has always been
a favorite with me,77
remarks Donald.
l'With me, too," says
Everette, 'land espe-
cially now when its ex-
tra miles per gallon go
a long way in curing
my 'A' book blues."
Dorothy and Lora
Pearl declare, "You
can't go wrong in
choosing a Ford."
Universal Motor Company
Page 177
Elsie, the cow, says-
l 'QThese kids aren't so
dumb. They know
that
Piggly-Wigzly
Stores
offer the best snacks
for the best prices sol
have some more buns
and wieners, lcidslu
Piggly-Wiggly Stores of Abilene
. X'
V For
Victory Gardens
While John L., Robbie
Dee, and Neal are dis-
cussing t h e i r victory
gardens, Bill and C. H.
shop for seeds and gar-
den equipment at
ears - Roebuck 84 Co.
At the cage Mr. Fath-
erree deposits for the
athletic fund, and next
in line is Mr. Dudley.
Behind them wages a
Flashlight - Battery dis-
pute as to who has the
more money in the
bank. Regardless of
who is right, both sides
agree that the safest
place for a deposit is
Farmers 81 ercliants ational Bank
Proucll They Serve
From military headquarters, army camps, and naval
stations throughout the country come grateful letters
from young men, telling how the Draughon training is
helping them to serve their country in vital capacities
as assistants to commanding officers and in office work
in the Quartermaster's Corps, Procurement and Finance
Departments, and other office assignments. They en-
joy higher pay, preferred status, and opportunities for
advancement,
Young men not yet of military age can soon com-
plete a course here that will prepare them for interest-
ing positions and good pay in important defense and
business offices. If later called into the service, their
training will not only be valuable then, but will pro-
vide a finc foundation for the reconstruction period
afterwards.
YOUNG WOMEN NEEDED
Young women now have vital opportunities to both
serve and achieve. Thousands will be needed in busi-
ness to replace men being called into military service-
almost twice as many positions every month as we can
fill. ' .
There is also an acute shortage of young women for
government positions in Washington, D. C., and many
other areas, at starting salaries of 31,750 to 31,971 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.
New Time-Saving 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 summer rates
and terms.
if
BUSINESS COLLEGE
ABILENE, TEXAS
Page 179
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Yes - even debat-
ers get a shine now-
adays. fPardon
the slam, boysj
However, they
know Where to
come for a truly
good shoe-shine.
You guessed it -
its the
RICHARD SHOE SHOP
Diamonds Silver
Q
Watches China
Q
Jewelry -gig Crystal
Q
Pearls 54 M6417 M21 ff Clocks
, Maw ,W Uwfye mm
Bracelets JZW7 1507726 Book Ends
0 wi'
Lockets Pens
Q or ,AY B-
Belts Pencils
FI BILCHC Tgxqg
An Amicable Life
Endowment
Policy will
Guarantee Your
Financial
Independence
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
These High School
students enjoy
attending the
TEXHS
THEHTRE
Will Rogers' picture attracts Berlls, Jennelou's, Wynogene,s, and Bolfs attention in
the lobby of the TEXAS.
Page 181
M-.W
-.Mass
'N-.....,
Betty: HlVly what a
pert hatlw
Mltls plenty dar-
ling, agrees Mon-
ta, uhut just look at
this spring eoatf,
Elsie: Mltls a real
sensationll'
For Originality and Exclusiveness Come to
MILLER - PERKI
Paqe 182
Jody: 'QI could eat
cookies like these all
dayf,
Frances: ' Jerry, Dud-
ley and I can't decide
what we want--and no
wonder, for just look
at the many different
choices afforded by
the tempting c a n d y
display at
. T. GRANT'
4
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May the Spirit of the Eagles and the X
Service of the ff" W
CLINIC PHARMAC
Always be with You
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"No kiddini, Lessiel this Banner ice cream is superln exclaims Pauleta.
'lYou bet! After a ride like that, it really peps you up."
HYeal1, and wl'1at's more-all Banner products are deliciousln echo Patricia and
Lillie, and Molly winks her approval.
BANNER CREAMERY
Page IB?
Rings for your
fingers!
Pins for your
clothes!
The best of fine
jewelry
Crowell always
shows.
CRCWE LL JE WE LRY
IN ABILENE IT IS- 5
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Home of Cleaner Dairy Products-Milk, Butter, Ice Cream, and Cottage Cheese
4th and ChCSf11Llt "All Pasteurizedn Phone 6277
Clothes for Young Men and Men Who Stay Young
"Styled For the Four Hundred"
Q'Priced For the Forty Million"
Ahilene's Largest Store For Men and Boys
158 Pine St. Phone 5 544
Page 184
e o s sss sesese es eseoeouee ee o e E
A Complete Stock of I
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Bu11d1ng Matenal E
Paint and Wall
- 1 y-'2'
"Af
Paper f We - We
South Texas Lumber Co.
501 Sycamore Phone 6232
FEED
spculm
COTTONSEED PRODUCT
Manufactured by
West Texas Cottonoil Co.
ABILENE, TEXAS
PQ
46The West Texas H0uSe',
TH E EN DER.. QMPANXQ
FURNITURE LOOSE LEAE
FILING DEVICES SYSTEMS
SAEES ETC.
.Manufacturing Qgtationers
Complete Line of Office SupplieS
PRINTING
PHONE A1722 FILM AT SECOND bT
Call Us For That Next Printing 1019
NEWSPAPERS TABLOIDS
LETTERHEADS ENVELOPES
STATEMENTS TNVOTCES
INVITATIONS FOLDERS
BCOKLETS ANNOUNCEMENTS
BUSINESS CARDS PERSONAL CARDS
PERSONAL STATIONERY
Russey's Printing Company
"Anything From Cards to Newspapers"
P 185
These AHS exes Uerry, Gladys, Frances, Norma, Lucile, Beunettal are engaged in WAR WORK with
a FUTURE!
To win the war to make a worthy peace, AMERICA Nl'll'lllS lVl0lili NURSES.
For bulletins and full particulars write Director of Nurses
Hendrick Memorial Hospitnaln
5:1134
X .oi
These students have found
that Sportland is the place
to go for fun and relaxa-
tion after a tedious day at
school.
Sportland
102 Chestnut ' ' "
Page 187
Whether itis luggage Qas
shown in the picturej or any-
thing in the line of quality
office supplies, the place to
make your purchase is
CRAIN
CJFFICE
SUPPLY
On a Hot
Summer Day
these ha hi h school lads and
PPY g
lassies can surely go for a bottle
of that "Hits-the-Spot" drink.
Yes sir, Pepsi-Cola is the ideal bev-
erage - since you get twice as
much-and for a nickel, too.
Pepsi-Cola
Bottling Co.
Page 188
Abilene High Students
are amazed at the
massiveness of the vault
system at the
Citizens
National
Bank
Member of the Federal Deposit
Insurance Corporation
Louise and Betty are examining a
fur chubby, while Mrs. Altman
explains to Lucy how popular fin-
ger-length coats are this season.
For the latest and most popular
styles come to
Altman's
Style Shop
" "ha 'g'
Corlis: "Man, oh man, these
watches are really ITV,
Joyce: "And judging by David
and Lavinia, Owen's rings have
plenty of the old appeal, too."
For jewelry to suit your taste and
pocketbook see
Owen Jewell'
These students have found
that for durability, economy,
and all-round quality per-
formance a Pontiac canlt be
beat
Shelton-Webb
Motor Co.
Puqe 189
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65544 ' ao' .
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4. - ea 1: mf eifmce
' We ca ja! eipful about arranging the right insurance protection for you.
E E AUTOMOBILE, LIABILITY, ALL
Z Q :CAO , ES, AND BONDS
' ,thu -
'MU Em elle handler
M N A l. IN S U RA ll C I
509-10 Mims Blcl. Lddnilw dj' ' Dial 5665
QZA'
in Hivilene iris
P E N N E Y ' S
J. C. PENNEY CU., Ine.
115 Pine Street
01425 gaofzevzl fbieillfiawi
Prepare the Foods Which Are Necessary for Every Growing
Boy and Girl.
At Lunch-time, Visit the
hilene High aieleria
5
K 'THQ 'WQ ON!
Since 1894
768 Walnut Street Phone 5266
Western Auto Associate Stores
Home Owned and Home Operated
Athletic Goods-Western Flyer Bicycles-Davis Auto Tires
Auto Accessories--True Tone Radios
O. P. Beebe, Owner Telephone 3051 181 Pine Street
MSAY IT WITH FLOWERS
BUT
SAY IT WITH OURSII
University Florist
1202 Ambler Phone 5169
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H HI '1 Hall Music Co.
"Everything in Nlusicu
Mason 86 Hamlin-Wurlitzer-Chickering Pia
Complete Stock Sheet Music and Studies
M 43411 est Teleph 5131
SAY KIDS ....
Those Comfy Love Seats at the
B 0 B B Y W A L K E R
Are O. K. - Have You Tried Them?
J. R. FIELDER O. D. DILLINGI-IAM
FIELDER f DILLINGHAM
LUMBER CGMPANY
Cook's Varnish and Paint 410 Chestnut Street Wall Board
Wall Paper Telephone 3733 Sash and Doors
ABTLENE, TEXAS
Rlerlrwg IAUNDQY
"Wea Gan? Qc Whoa? lfxe Riqfnl' Way"
609 Oak Street Phone 5295
Page 192
SHOE SERVICE STORE
MAKERS OE COW BOY BOOTS AND SHOES
LUGGAGE, BOOT AND SHOE REPAIRING
Abllene, Texas 441 Pine Str t
J. M. RADFORD GROCERY CO.
flianem Zlflwluale Qaaceu
Since i833
Recommend STAR STATE COFFEE
HTAYSTEE BREAD"
Retains Freshness Longer
"EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE"
' K' h
ChlU3lG13 - 1tc en Ware
Westinghouse Refrigerators and Roper Gas Ranges
Philco Radios-Speed Queen Washers
Lion Hardware Company
Phone 3 241 East of Post Office
Pug
BEST WISHES
Barnes- Williams Drug Co.
Phone 5555
Always Room to Park Hickory at Eighth
This 1943 Flashlight Cover is a
Product of
Universal Cover Co.
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS
Parson's Beauty Shop
We have discontinued our school for the duration
All Branches of Beauty Service
Expert Operators?Sa1ne Location
MRS. LETHA AREY I
812 Hickory Dial 2-0057
John Ward's Hilton Hickory Grill
pharmacy Nlr. Kynaston, Mgr.
Fast Free Delivery
Filling Prescriptions Is Our
Specialty
Phone 4341 Pine at Fifth Phone 6181 1030 N- 2115
S It Ll'0PC'o, ie Do Good Lithograph Printing
L .. L f " J OUR SPECIALTIES:
'N ' 1 I li led lforrns Ledger Sheets
I? ,terheads Envelopes
, ' ' ' A Post Cards Form Letters
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4 at t M ne 4567 Better Photostats at Ko Extra Cost
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f L ' ILL FULWILE 1 f f F61 SHOP
V N A -N N l 'Pine St. Phone 3322
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Cohnl Band sl uments-Baldwin
'V anos
Complete Stock
Reeds, Strings, Music Supplies
Popultr nd Classical Sheet Music Studies and
it 3 Teaching lVlaterial I
'GA Complete Music Serviceu
LILLIAN MORRISCTIN MUSIC SHOP Peak,
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MCDANIEL MUSIC CO- Phone 3231 Abilene, Texas
1173 North 2nd Phone 3735
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JEWELER
209 Pine St. Abilene, Texas
STAR C. E. HICKS
FURNITURE R1 CARPET Co. FOOD STORE
Be Thrifty-Buy For Cash and Save GrOCerieStFruitS?Vegetables
25 to 30 Per Cent at School Supplies
Our Store 1-li-School Lunch Room
Phone 4833 Abilene, Texas 109 Peach Phone 2-0159
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