Amarillo High School - La Airosa Yearbook (Amarillo, TX)
- Class of 1942
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To that wondrous spirit ot patriotism
this book is given. To that spirit which
stirred Patrick Henry to give his well-known
orations tor liberty, to that spirit which made
a mere silversmith ride as it possessed by a
demon over hill and dale, to that unknown
quality existing only in our imagination, but
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CORONATION
The Queen .... bless her!
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noble dukes ond The bequTiTul duchesses, qnd bringing up The con-
vocqTion come The orisTocroTic princes ond The eminenT princesses.
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dignified she proceeded down The oisle To The siogel There she wqs
given her scepTer ond crown. ThoT lqsT scene, ThoT of The queen
wqlking Through d conopy of swords, mode o mosT bequTiTul sighT.
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lCharacTers: From left To right:
lHarold Thomas
Sue Kuykendall
lBiII Jenkins
jEvereiT Boland
Janice Westmoreland
Mary Ann Hall
Irvin Wall
Elaine Johnson
lBilIy Sfarsefh
Gaynor Van Shaw
John Reynolds
Betty Knight
Robert Bigelow
Peggy Woodson
Dick Cline
R. B. Norman
James Franklin
Queen: Patricia lVlcClarney
LeeRoy Boyfer
Dean Wrighf
Billy Keith Irwin
Wilda Williams
John Andrews
Nancy Caldwell
Ira Lee
Maxine Deason
Frnesf Rogers
ilvlildrew Sfinson
'Bill Jolly
Eleanor Adams
Frank Williams
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A spirir of reverence . . . a wish 'ro share our blessings . . . a beauiiful Chrisrmas
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CAST OF CHARACTERS: Par McClarney, Mary Ann Hall, Mary Ann Dudley, Barbara
Boyce, Elaine Johnson, Gladys McGlasson, Louise Walker, Barbara Pollard, Jane
Gordon, Joyce Saunders, Berry Roberts Adelaide Horton, Le Wayne Stroud, Ernes-
Tine Wanser, Bobbie Jean Williams, Brownie Longabach, Maurila Fly, Sammy Deal,
Eugene Stephens, J. T. Kisner, Elmer Sfroup, Garland Trimble, James Richardson, J.
W. Snyder, Alfred Daniel, Donald French, Kenneth Duggins, Virginia Bowman, Dick
Cline, Malcolm Dever.
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when The closs fovoriles were inrroduced, everylhing wos glmosl Too wonderful
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ELECTION DAY
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7. IT's going over big.
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MILITARY BALL
Whoi o highi . . . Soii music . . . 'EighT To o bor" ond o slick floor, Too . . .
vvhoi o highT . . . Arid Those sweei IiTTIe hoihihgs I whispered To you . . . Ah, vvhoi
o night Thoi highi wois To me. . .A red IeT'rer doy in The colehdor of my memories
. . . Thof glorious night of The Miliiory Boll . ..
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CAVALCADE OF MUSIC
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eyes . . . From The STohe Age scene-humorous isThe home Tor iT-To The moclerh-
ess of The sophisTicc1Teel Club Mirmor . . . lT was oll immensely enioyoble . . .
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CACTUS CAPERS
A musical "hiT' '... CacTus Capers . . . PresenTecl by our Music DeparTmenT
. . . A program given To The singing of "WesTern" music . . . Music ThaT seems To
linger on, never grows old . . .The cliTTies made popular by The nomaols of our
plains. . . The finale WiTh a saluTe To Uncle Sam and To John Bull broughT To a
close on occasion long To remember . . .
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ADMINISTRATlON
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CHARLES M. ROGERS R. B. NORMAN R. A. SELBY
Superintendent Principal Director ot Secondary Curriculum
M. A., Texas Technological College M. A,, University of Texas and Guidance
M. A,, Oklahoma University
JOHN WAYNE MIDDLETON MRS. GERVIS TAYLOR
Assistant Principal Dean of Girls
Dean of Boys Texas History, Commercial
M. A., Colorado State Arithmetic
College of Education B. A., West Texas State
Teachers' College
FACULTY
MRS. C. P. ATWOOD
English
M. A., Texas Technological College
MISS MAGGIE AVENT
Mathematics
B. S., West Texas State Teachers' College
MISS MARION BARNES
English
M. A., University of Oklahoma
R. C. BOULWARE
Commerce
M. A., Southern Methodist University
CHARLES BREEDLOVE
Science
M. S., Southern Methodist University
MISS BETTY BRIDGES
Commerce
M. A., Texas State College for Women
MRS. A. L. BRINT
Social Science
M. A., Texas Technological College
MISS .IEWELL BROCK
Science, Mathematics
M. S., Texas Technological College
MRS. DOROTHY BROKAVV
Social Science
M. A., University of Texas
MRS. J. N. BROWNING
English
B. S., Coe College
MRS. W. B. BURKHALTER
English
M. A., West Texas State Teachers' College
MISS CATHERINE CHAPMAN
English
M. A., Texas Technological College
ELI P. COX
Distributive Education
M. S., North Texas State Teachers' College
MRS. VIRGINIA CRABTREE
Librarian
B. A., University of Texas
MRS. LELA CROSSETT
Social Science
M. A., University of California
MISS JULIA DEAN
Music
M, A., West Texas State Teachers' College
MRS. SUE DONALD
Home Economics
M. A., Texas State College tor Women
ALFRED R. DONNELL
R. O. T. C.
West Texas State Teachers' College
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FACULTY
MISS MINNIE FEIERABEND
Social Science
M. A., University of Chicago
MISS CELIA FEINSTEIN
Commerce
M. A., Columbia University
MISS MAUDE FLETCHER
Art
M, A., Columbia University
MRS. ELIZABETH M. FLY
Home Economics
B. S., Kansas State Agricultural College
W. I'I. GORDON
Science, Social Science
M. A., Texas Technological College
THOMAS H. HAYNIE
Physical Education
B. A., University of Texas
L, B. HERRING
Social Science
M. A., University of New Mexico
CHARLES A. HERTEL
Journalism, English
M. A., University of Colorado
V. R. HOWARD
Social Science
M. A., Colorado State College of Education
T. G. HULL
Manual Arts, Assistant Coach
B. A., Simmons University
MISS ICIE B. JOHNSON
Business Administration
M. B A., University ot Oklahoma
LLOYD H. JONES
Bible
A. B., McMurry College
MISS ANNA MAY KLAPPROTH
Latin, Mathematics
M. A., University of Colorado
ROSS H. LARSEN
Mathematics, Assistant Coach
M. S., North Texas State Teachers' C
H. M. LAUGHLIN
Social Science
M A., University of Texas
MISS NELLIE .IANE LUTHER
English
B. A., University of Texas
HOWARD W. LYNCH
Social Science, Head Coach
M. A., University of Kentucky
MRS. ALICE GIBSON MCDAVID
English
M A., University of Colorado
ollege
FACULTY
ROY MILLICAN
Diversified Occupations
M. A., Southern Methodist University
MAURICE W. MITCHELL
Shop, Auto Mechanics
M. S., Texas A. and M.
MRS. W. E. MURRELL
English
M A., Texas Technological College
MISS ELBERTINE REEDER
Librarian
B. S., University of Illinois
MRS. PAULA REEDER
Physical Education
M. Ed., University of Texas
MISS MABLE ROWAN
Music
M. A., West Texas State Teachers' College
MISS CORA RUSSELL
Spanish
M. A., University of Southern California
MISS LOUISE RUSSELL
English
M. A., University of Southern California
MRS. BERTHA SHALLER
Mathematics
M. A., Texas Technological College
MISS ADELLE SHOWS
Commerce
M. B. A., University of Texas
MISS VELMA SHOWS
Commerce
M. A., Tulane University
WILLIAM RUSSELL SMITH
Science
M. S., North Texas State Teachers' College
MRS. MATTIE SORENSON
Physical Education
B. A., West Texas State Teachers' 'College
WILLIAM L. STUCK
Science
M. A., Colorado State College of Education
AILEN TAGGART
Commerce
M. A., Columbia University
MISS RUTH ANN TOLBERT
English, Social Science
M. A., University of New Mexico
HUGH UNDERWOOD
Mathematics
M. A., University ol Missouri
MRS. C. C. WALDEN
Science
M. S., University of Southern California
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CHARLES A. WALLACE
Science
M. A., Texas Technological College
MRS. N. N. WHITWORTH
Speech
M. A., Northwestern University
ROBERT F. WILLIAMS
Commerce
B. A., Sguthern Normal University
MISS KATE WILSON
Mathematics
M. A., Southern Methodist University
OSCAR WISE
Band, Orchestra
M. S., Oklahoma A. and M.
MISS JANE WOODRUFF
Speech
M. A., Texas Technological College
MRS. LEE BROWN
Registrar
MRS. W. A. EWING
Secretary to Mr. Norman
OFF THE RECORD
l. Miss Vlfllson in o rofflim' good Cort Q. Foculfy members visit Gloucester Moors. 3. Mrs. Brokaw sur-
vels Comodo. 4. Teocjlwers try new punishment. 5. Mrs. NNl1iTvvorTl1 rodioles sunshine. 6. Miss Rus-
sell exploins The comfouncl complicofeol comorfious ol Tlwe verb, 7. "Mumps," mumloles Mosfer Monitor
Mr' Midcllelon H llvll Vvolloce wollops what?
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TO THE STUDENTS OF THE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
Dear Friends:
It is a distinct pleasure for me to have this opportunity of extending to you greetings and best wishes
for the continued success and happiness of those of you who will continue in High School after this year,
and for those of you who are leaving High School this year the greatest measure of success and happiness
in your endeavors after leaving High School.
This is a time which challenges everyone of us, both adults anc' boys and girls. It is a time when
you should put forth your best effort to render such service to your country as you can now and to make
the best use of your time in preparing yourself for the challenges that are coming to you in the near fu-
ture, as citizens of our beloved country. New ideas and new issues are developing. New calls are coming
for men to carry on the fundamental ideals for the establishment of which our fathers paid dearly in toil
and sacrifice. These calls are coming to you now and in the near future. Will you respond to these calls
by making the best use of your opportunities today?
Quoting from Josiah Royce: "When you are old . . . however memory brings back this moment to
your minds, let it be able to say to you: That was a great moment. It was the beginning of a new area
. . . This world in its crisis called for volunteers, for men of faith in life, of patience in service, of charity,
and of insight. I responded to the call however I could. I volunteered to give myself to my master-the
cause of humane and brave living. I studied: I loved: I labored, unsparingly and hopefully, to be worthy
of my generation."
Sincerely yours,
Chix. M Rogers
Superintendent Amarillo Public Schools
Greetings: The year l94I-42 is one of history making. Despotical tyrants have forced our peace lov-
ing people intc war which promises to eclipse all previous wars in cruelty and destruction of property and
life. It is doubtless extremely difficult for the youth cf today to envision even the slightest ray of hope for
the blessings of peace, prosperity, and high standards of living that have been enjoyed in our country the
last two decades. This is no new experience, however, in the life of nations. Not many generations have
past in the world's history that youth was not called upon to face outlooks similar to that which it faces
today.
The problem of winning this war is great, but the problem of establishing a world order that will
prevent the recurrence of such a war is relatively greater and more important. The principal challenge to
the youth of today is to develop intelligence and to muster courage adequate to solve this problem of
peace and a new world order.
The accomplishment of the above task is not irsurmountable. With emphasis upon character, with
unfaltering faith in the destiny of right, and with the intelligence with which our youth is by heritage en-
dowed, nothing is impossible. Faith is paramount. To place the blame upon the former generation
for your oresent plight avails nothing. After all, your fathers have given you the best part of the globe
upon which to live. Your heritage is unequaled in the world. You have cause to be proud: you have much
to preserve: you have much to accomplish. We exoess sincere faith that you are made of the stuff that
temporary defeat will not stop short of the realiazticn of your worthwhile goal for a world wherein right-
eousness peace, and plenty for everyone may prexail.
Sincerely yours,
R. B. .Nbrmmz
Principal
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STUDENT CONGRESS
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JAMES FRANKLIN TRUETT HULL SHIRLEY MAXFIELD
President Vice'President Secretary
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FRONT ROVV1 Bobby Lynn Johnson, Betty Moore, Mary Frances Russell, Juanita Sharp, Mary Kathryn Barnard, Suu Kuylcendall,
Betty Knight, James Franklin, Jean Chandler, Gwen Ely, Shirley Maxfield.
SECOND ROW: Gene Rutledge, O. D, Thompson, T. VV. Holman, Charles Adams, Sant Bowen, B. R. Jones, Jolin Andrews, Billy
Meadows, Eugene VVilson, Edna Houston,
THIRD ROW: Mr, Herring, sponsor, Truett Hull, Fred Brady, Earl Ham, Edmund Starkey, Dick Gifford, J. E. VVrenl Ray McCaus-
lancl, l, C. Oakley, Grady Cooper.
LAST ROVV. Fred Sclidenstranq, Dirk Madison, Charles Hughes, Dawson Bray, Don Franlfs, Jack Couley, Joe Bob Mol'Jley, Leonard
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AIROSA EDITORIAL STAFF
THOMAS MOORE IRA NAE BARRINGTON
Editor-in-Chief Assisforit Edifor
CHARLES HUGHES
Sfoff Photographer
RAY COOLEY
Liferory Edifor
PATTY WEST
Sfoff Typisf
GENE CLARDY
Art Editor
NELL COLBY MARY NELL GIBSON
Assisfonf in Office Assisfonf in Office
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BEST SELLERS OF ADVERTISING
MARY KATHRYN BARNARD JOAN MARSH ELAINE JOHNSON MARY ANNE HALL
BEST SELLERS OF ANNUALS
BETTY KNIGHT PAT MCCLARNEY BURT CORY MARY KATHRYN BARNARD
The business staff expresses sincere oppreciotion fo Doris Shields for her voluoble Ossisfonce in The
LO Airoso subscripfion campaign cmd her work on The Populority BOII.
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Ken Klub '40, '41, '42, Honor Society '41, '42, Dis-
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AARDAL, WESLEY
Distributife Education '41, '42
ABEL, CARL
Yannigan Football '40
ADAMS, MARGIE
Ken Klub '41, '42, Vice-President, Advisory '41, Treas-
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ADAMS, ELEANOR
Horseback Riding '41, Vice-President, Advisory
'41, Junior Usher '41, Library Representative '41
ALBRIGHT, GRANT
ALLISON, JIMMIE
R. O. T. C. '41, '42
AMERSON, CLIDE
Ycnnigan Football '40, Yannigan Basketball '40,
Tennis '40, '41, Vice-President, Advisory '41,
Sandie Football '41, '42
ANDERSON, JUANITA
ANDERSON, MINNIE
Basketball '40
ANDREWS, JAMES
Ken Klub "41, '42, Honor Society '41, '42, Hi-
Y '41, '42, President, Advisory '41, R. O. T. C. '41,
'42, Saber Drill Winner '41, Rifle Team '41, '42
ARMSTRONG, JIM
Forensic Society '42
ARMSTRONG, LOVVELL
BAKER, ELAINE
Band '41, '42, Orchestra '41, '42, Tvvirler '42,
Flag Bearer '42
BAKER, EUGENE
BAKER. GEORGE
Yannigan Football '41, Sandie Football '42
BAKER, GERALDINE
Vice-President, Advisory '41, '42
BAKER, LEE ROY
BAKER MARY
Band '40, '41, Distributive Education '41, '42
BALAND, EVERETT
Hi-Y '41, Distributive Education, President '42,
President, Advisory '42, Student Congress '42,
Critic in English '41, '42
BALL, ARTHUR
R. O. T. C. '40, '41, '42, Forensic Society
'41, Treasurer, Advisory '42, Vice-President
'42
42
BALL, BEVERLY
Vice-President, Junior Closs '41, Horoseboclc Riding
'41, '42, Forensic Society '42
BALLEVV, DOROTHA
Glee Club '42, Secretory, Forensic Society '42
BALLEVV, MURL
Boxing '39, Treosurer, Advisory '40, '41,
Forensic Society '42
EANGS. GORDON
BARNARD, MARY KATHRYN
Hostess Club '40, Ken Klub '41, '42, Honor Society
'41, '42, Tennis Club '42, Lo Airoso '42, Tri-Hi-Y
'42, Congressman-cnt-Large '42, Vice-President,
Forensic Society '42, Thespion '42
BARR, MARY
Eugene, Oregon: Sophomore Fovorite '39,
Secretory, Sophomore Closs '39, Glee Club
'39, Amorillo, Distributive Educotion '40,
'41, '42
BARRINGTON, IRA NAE
Ken Klub '40, '41, '42, Honor Society '41, '42, Secre-
tory-Treosurer, Advisory '41, Secretory, Forensic So-
ciety '42, Lo Airoso '41, Assistont Editor '42
BASSETT, CLYDE V
Hi-Y '40, '41, '42, Yonnigon Bosketboll '40, '41,
Sandie Bosketboll '42, Trock '42, Forensic So,
ciety '42
BAUCUM, GEORGE
Snndstorm '41, R. O. T. C. '41, '42, Chain-
bor of Commerce '42
BEARD, CARROLL
R. O. T. C. '41, '42
BEASLEY, MARY MARGARET
Library Representotive '42
BEASLEY, MILDRED
BEC K, MARILYN
BECK, ROBERT
Bond '41, '42
BELL, GLENNA
F. H. T. '41 Tri-Hi-Y '42
BENNETT, PHIL
BENTLEY, ADELLE
Secretory-Treosurer, Advisory '41, Bowling '42,
Lo Airoso '42
BERG, TiMMYE EVELYN
lnternos '41, Reporter '42, Ken Klub '41,
'42, Honor Society '41, '42, Secretory, Ad,
visory '41, Archery '42
SERGMAN, HERMAN
Tennis '40, '41, R. O. T. C., '40, '41, '42, Secretory,
Advisory '41, '42
BERRY, BESS EVELYNE
volley Boll '40, '41, F. H. T. '41, Tennis '41,
Hostess Club '42
BERRY, VVILMA
Forensic Society '40, One Act Ploys '41, De-
bote '42, Tennis '42, Archery '42, F. H. T. '42
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BEYERS, EMMETT
BICHSEL, VIOLA
BIGELOW, ROBERT
Yannigan Basketball '41, Ken Klub '41, '42, Honor
Society '41, '42, Sandie Basketball '42, Vice-President,
Advisory '42
BLACK, GENE
Band '41, '42
BLACK, ROSEMARY
BLACKBURN, GERALD
BLACKWELL, PUNCHIE
BLYTHE, BUDDY
R. O. T. C. '41, '42, Track Team '41, '42,
Rifle Team '41, '42, President, Advisory '41
BOND, WANDA
Abilene, Texas, Treasurer, F. H. T. '40, Home Econom-
ic Representative for Who's Who '40, President, Ad-
visory '40, Amarillo: Ken Klub '42, Internos '42, Honor
Society '42
BONES, SAMMIE KATE
Student Congress '41, Ken Klub '41, '42, Honor
Society '41, '42, Forensic Society '42, R. O. T. C.
Sponsor '42
EONNER, BILL
Plattsburg, Kansas: Football '40, Track '40,
N. M. M. I.: Football '39
BOREN, RACHEL
BOURASSA, DONALD
Roseburg, Oregon: Football '-40, '41, Basketball
'40, '41, Class President '40, '41
BOVVMAN, BOBBY
BOYCL, BARBARA
Internos '41, Horseback Riding '41, R. O, T. C. Sponsor
'42, Los Viaieros '42
BCYCE, JOHN
Ken Klub '41, '42, Honor Society '41, '42, Sandie
Manager '41, '42, R. O. T. C. '41, '42, Rifle Team
'41
BOYD, DONNA
lnternos '41, Forensic Society '41, Ken Klub
'41, '42, La Airosa '42
BOYD, EVELYN
Chamber of Commerce '41, Treasurer, Advisory '42
BOYTER, LEEROY
Student Congress '39, '40, '41, Track Team '40,
'41, '42, Yannigan Football '40, Yannigan Bas-
ketball '4O, '41, Sandie Football '41, 42, Presi-
dent, Junior Class '41, Junior Favorite '41, Presi-
dent, Senior Class '42
BOZEMAN, CECIL
R. O. T. C. '41, '42, Rifle Team '41, Swim-
ming Team '42
44
BRADY, EARL
Hi-Y '40, Diversified Occupation '40, '41, '42
BRADY, FRED
Yannigan Basketbkall '41, Ken Klub '41, Presi-
dent '42, Student Congress '41, '42, President,
Advisory '41, '42, Secretary and Treasurer, Advis-
ory '41, Los Viaieros '42, Honor Society '42
BRAY, DAWSON
R. O. T. C. '40, '41, '42, Track '40, President,
Advisory '41, Student Congress '41, '42, San-
die Manager '40, '41
BRAZIEL, BETTY
Secretory, Advisory '41
BR I NGOLD, BLANCHE
BROACH, BETTY
Secretary, Advisory '41, Secretarial Club '42
BROADDUS, GWEN
Secretary and Treasurer, Advisory '41, Los Viaieros '42
BROOKS, LEONA
Volley Ball '40, Captain '41, Manager '42, Presi-
dent, F. H. T. '42, Tennis Club '42
BROOKS, REED
BROOM, MYRTIS
Vice-President, Advisory '41, Library Representative
'42
BROWN, CHARLES
BROWN, DEAN
Boxing '40, '41, President, Advisory '41, Band
'41, Librarian '42
BROWN, LILA LEE
BROWN, T. C.
Scndstorm '42
BROWN, YVONNE
Ken Klub '40, '41, '42, Glee Club '40, Dis-
tributive Education '41, '42
BROWN, YVONNE
BROWNING, MARY
Los Viaieros '42
BULLOCK, JACK
lntromural Basketball '40, '41, Forensic So-
ciety '41
BUNDRANT, ED
BURCH, MARY FRANCES
Hostess Club '41, F. H. T. '41, Secretary '42
BURDEN, MARY
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R. O. T. C. '41, '42, Swimming '-41, Treasurer, Advisory
'41, Debate '42
BURKHAM, CHARLES
BURLESON, GEORGIA
Baseball Team '39, Bowling '41, F. H. T. '42
BURNETT, LUCIA
Hostess Club, Secretary Treasurer '42
BUSH, JIM
BUTLER, NELDA
Horseback Riding '41
BYNUM, BRADLEY
R. O. T. C. '40, '41, '42, Rifle Team '40, '41
CALDWELL, GLORIA
CALDWELL, NANCY
Ken Klub '41, '42, Los Viaieros '41, '42, Tri-
Hi-Y '42, Forensic Society '42, Tlwespian Club
'42, Bowling Team '42
CALDWELL, T. M.
Diversified Occupation, President '41, '42
CALVERT, RUTH MARY
Band '41, '42, Secretary of Band '41, '42
CARAWAY, ADAH RUTH
Bowling Team '41, Librarian Representative
'42
CARLSON, NORMA
Tri-Hi-Y '42, Chamber of Commerce '42
CARLSON, WALTER
R. O. T. C. '40, '41
CARR, BOB
CARTER, DOROTHY
CARTER, JAMES
Yannigan Football Manager '41, Sandie Foot-
ball Manager '42
CARVER, Eowv
CHESHIRE, CELESTE
Abilene, Texas, Girl's Reserve '40, Back o' the Curtain
'40, Amarillo: Treasurer, Advisory '40, Ken Klub '41,
'42, Honor Society '41, '42, Library Representative '42
CHILDS, JOHN
Yannigan Football '40, Sandie Football '41, '42,
Sczndie Track '41, '42
CLARDY, GENE
R. O. T. C. '40, Sandstorm '42, La Airosa
'42, Movie Club '42
46
CLARK, HUBER1
CLARK, J. W.
Yannigan Football '39, '40, Yannigan Basketball
'41, Track '41, '42, Sandie Football '41, '42
CLEGHORN, PAT
Glee Club '41, Sandstorm '42
COBB, MELVYN
Glee Club '40, '41, '42, Vice-President '40, '41, Vice-
President, Advisory '40, Los Viaieros '41, Boys' Quartet
'41, '42, Extemporaneous Speech '42
COBERLY, VERLEN
Band '39, '40, Glee Club '39, '40, '41, '42, Vice-
Piesiclent, Forensic Society '39, Reorter, Music
Appreciation Club '40
COCHRAN, DALE
COFFLN, JANIE
Ken Klub '41, '42, Los Viaieros '41, Horseback Riding
'41, Vice-President, Advisory '41
COHEA, Bll.LlE
Ken Klub '41, '42, Treasurer, Honor Society '41,
'42, lnternos '41, '42, Tennis Club '42, Archery
'42
COLLINS, BURREL
Sandie Football '40, '41, Captain '42, Sec-
xretary, Senior Class '42
CONNELLY, ANDREE
F. H. T. '41, Tennis Club '41, '42, Tri-Hi-Y '42, Archery
'42, Bowling '42
COOPER, CAROLENA
Tri-Hi-Y '42
COOPER, GRADY
Student Congress '42
COOPER, MARILYN
Los Viaieros '41, '42, Hostess Club '42, Sandstorm
'42, Thespian '42, Forensic Society '42
COPELAN D, LESLIE
COR BELL, CECIL
CORNELL, MIRIAM
Tennis '41, Archery '42
CORY, VIOLA
Los Viaieros '41, Forensic Society '42
COVEY, JOYCE
Orchestra '41, Horseback Riding '42, Sand-
storm '42, Thespian '42, Forensic Society '42
COVVART, BETTY
President, Advisory '41, Student Congress '41, Ken
Klub '41, '42, Los Viaieros '41, '42, Honor Society '42
COX, LEROY
Panhandle, Texas: Football '39, '40, '41, Basket-
ball '40, '41, Most Popular Junior Boy '40
COX, MARY LEE
Junior Usher '41, Tri-Hi-Y '42, Los Viaieros
'42
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CRAWFORD, VAUGHN
CRAFT, BETTY
Los Viaieros '40, Forensic Society '40
CRAIG, ALICE
CRAIG, ANNE
Bowling '42
CRAWFORD, OLIVER
CRAWFORD, ROBERT
CRIST, EARL
CRITES, HAZEL
CRITTENDEN, JOY
CRITTENDEN, ROY
CROWELL, WINIFRED
Diversified Occupation '41, President '42
CULLUM, ROY ANN
Horseback Riding '41, Treasurer, Advisory '42, Sec'
retary, Forensic Society '42
CUNNINGHAM, JAMES
Bend '40, '41, Camera Club '41, '42, Student
Proiectionist '41
CURRIE, GEORGIE BELL
F. H. T. '41
CURTIS, SUE
Distributive Education '41, Secretary-Treasurer '42,
Forensic Society '42
DALE, ROBERT
Yannigan Football '41, President, Advisory '40,
R. O. T. C. '40, '41, Tennis '41, Hi-Y '42
DANIEL, ALFRED
Band '41, '41, R. O. T. C. Band '41, '42
DANIEL, LLOYD
DANIEL, RAY
Sandie Football '41, '42, Track ,51, '41, Ken
Klub '41, '42, Honor Society '41, '42
DANIEL, REX
Sandie Football '41, '42, Track '41, '42, Ken
Klub '41, '42, Honor Society '41, 42
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DARN ELL, INEZ
DAUGHTEE, CALVIN
R O. T. C. '40, '41, '42, Rifle Team '41
DAVIS, CARROLL
DAVIS, CHARLES
R. O, T C. '40, Glee Club '41, '42
DAWSON, LLOYD
DAVIS, JUANITA
l'. H. T, '42, Los Viaieros '42
DEASON, MAXINE
Ken Klub '41, '42, VEcefPresident, Advisory '41, Presi-
dent, A Cappella Choir '42, lnternos '41, '42
DEAVER, BERT
Boxing '39, '40, '41, Yannigan Football '40
DECKER, DOROTHY
F. H. T. '41, Secretary, Advisory '41, '42,
Tri-Hi-Y '42, Tennis Club '42, Los Viaieras
'42, Archery '42, Bowling '42
DENNEY, KATHERINE
DEAVER, BETTY JANE
DEVER, MALCOLM
DICE, JANE
St. Mary's Academy: President, Sophomore Class '40,
Senior High, President, Secretarial Club '42, Chamber
of Cornrnerce '42, Honor Society '42
DICKSON, BILL
Sondstorm '39, '40, '41, Debate Team '39, '40,
Band '39, '40, Drum Maior '41, Ken Klub '40,
'41, '42, Honor Society '40, '41, '42, Forensic
Society '40, Thespian Society '41, '42, Student
Congress '41, '42, Dance Committee '41, '42,
Junior Rotarian '41
DILLON, JANICE
Chamber ot Commerce '40, 41, Glee Club
'42, Secretarial Club '42
DISHON, LYNN
R. O. T. C. '41, '42
DIXON, ROBERT
Wellington, Texas: Editor, Annual '40, Publicity
Manager, Junior Class '40, Male Quartet '40,
Slfetch Club '40, Kress, Texas, Male Quartet '41
DOANE, REGINA
DOHERTY, BILL GENE
Tennis '40, '41, '42, Band '40, '41, '42, Orchestra
'41, R O. T. C. Band '41, '42
DORMAN, MYRON
Basketball '41, '42, A Cappella Choir '42
DOTSON, CARL
49
DOUGHTY, J. T.
R. O. T. C. '40, '41, '42, Vice-President, Advisory '41
DOWLEN, LANDON
Chamber of Commerce '42
DUDLEY, MARY ANN
Tennis Club '42, lnternos '42, Forensic So-
ciety '42, Archery '42
DUFFIE, LEWIS
DUNCAN, MELVIN
DUNLAP, CLOE TEAL
Reporter, Tri-I-Ii-Y '42, Ken Klub '41, '42,
Honor Society '41, Reporter '42, Secretory-
Treasurer, Advisory '41, Library Representa-
tive '42, Secretarial Club '42, Hostess Club
'42, Sandstorm '42
DURKEE, MARION
Ken Klub '41, '42, Los Viaieros '41, '42, Tri-Hi-Y '42,
Honor Society '42
DYKE, JACK
EAGAN, BUFORD
EDELMAN, DON
Band '41, '42, R. O. T. C. Band '41, '42
ELLIOTT, BETTY JO
lnternos '41, Sandstorm '41
ELLIOTT, JUDY
Ken Klub '41, '42, Treasurer, Forensic So-
ciety '4I, lnternos '42, Tri-Hi-Y '42, Tennis
Club '42, Honor Society '42
ELLIOTT, ROBERT
Band '41, R. O. T. C. '41
ELLIS, ANITA
ELLIS, JEWEL
Secretarial Club '41
ELLIS, WANDA LEE
Band '41, '42, Orchestra '41, Flute Quartet '41, Hostess
Club '42
ELY, NORMAN
R. O. T. C. '41, '42
EUBANK, BOB
EVANS, PHYLLIS
Band '41, '42, Tri-I-Ii-Y '42
EWELL, ROBERT
Bond '41, Hi-Y '41, Treasurer '42
FARMER, ELAINE
Forensic Society '41, Secretary, Advisory '40
50
FARWELL, FENTON
R, O. T. C. '42, Camera Klub '41, '42, Intramural
Football '41, '42
FELTER, ISABEL
Hostess Club, Vice-President '41, President '42,
Forensic Society '42
FERGUSON, CHARLES
Diversified Occupation '41, '42, Los Via-
jeros '41
FIELD, ROBERT
Orchestra '41, '42, Forensic Society '42, Thespian
'42, Ken Klub '42
FITZ, CLOVER
'Sophomore1
FLANDERS, BARBARA
Treasurer, Advisory '41, Secretory, Advisory
'42, Chamber of Commerce '42, Archery
'42, Secretarial Club '42
FLEMING, JOYCE
Hostess Club '42
FLEMING, MARY
FLOREY, JOY
Horseback Riding '41, La Airoso '42, Foren-
sic Society '42, Thespian '42
FLY, WALKER
R. O. T. C. '40, Diversified Occupation '40, '41
FOREMAN, PHYLLIS
FOWLER, LOIS
FRANKLIN, BETTY
Ken Klub '41, '42
FRANKLIN, BILL
FRANKLIN, JAMES
Sandie Basketball '41, '42, Sandie Trock
'41, President, Advisory '42, President Stu-
dent Congress '41, La Airosa '41, Senior
Favorite '42
FRANKS, MARIE
Student Congress '40, '41, Secretory-Treasurer, Junior
Class '41, Forensic Society '40, Vice-President, Ad-
visory '4O, Distributive Education '41, '42
FRANKS, RUTH
Secretary, Advisory '41
FREEMAN, LA VERNE
Volley Ball, '39, Choral '40, '41, Hostess
Club '41
FRENCH, DONALD
FRENCH, ROBERT
Tleespian '42, Extemporaneous Speech Winner '42
FRIOU, ROYCE
Ken Klub '40, '41, '42, Los Vioieros '42,
R. O. T. C. '41, '42
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FULKERSON, IRENE
FUQUA, CONNIE
Horseback Riding '41, Swimming Club '42,
Tennis Club '42, Thespian '42, Forensic So-
ciety '42, lnternos '41, Treasurer, Advisory
'42
FYFE, BOBBY JOYCE
Vice-President, Advisory '41
GARDNER, REYNOLD
Librarian, Band '41, '41, R. O. T. C. Band '42
GASWAY, JACK
President, Advisory '41, Student Congress
'41
GENEVA, GLENN
GEORGE, JAMES
GHORMLEY, BETTY
Swimming Team '40, '41, Secretary '41,
Bowling Team '41, Forensic Society '42
GIFFORD, DICK
GILBERT, BETTYE
Distributive Education '41, '42
GILES, ESTELLE
GILL, DORTHEY
GILMORE, DOROTHY
Hostess Club '41, Archery '42
GLASS, ANNIE MAE
Treasurer, Advisory '41
GOODEN, ERNESTINE
Student Congress '41, Hostess Club '39, Ken Klub '42,
Library Representative '42, Secretarial Club '42
GOODMAN, WALLACE
Band '41, '42
GRAY, ANNA RUTH
Hostess Club '40, Chamber of Commerce '40
GREEN, BILLIE GRACE
F. H. T. Secretary '41, Vice-President '42, Tennis Club
'41, '42, President, Advisory '41, Secretary, Advisory,
'42
GREER, MARY JO
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GRESHAM, LEO
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GRIMLAND, BILLY
GROVE, ZELLA
F. H. T. '41, Forensic Society '41, Tri-Hi-Y '41, '42
GROVES, GEORGE
Band '39, '40, Assistant Drum Major, Twirler
'42, Forensic Society '41, R. O. T. C. Band '42
GRUHLKEY, DICK
GRUVER, DALE
R O. T. C. '39, '40, Vice-President, Advisory '42
GRUVER, EMMA LOU
GRUVER, GLEN
Diversified Occupation '40, '41, Boxing '42, Intramural
Basketball '42
HAGAN, ETHEL
HAGEMEIER, HAROLD
Band '40, Yannigan Basketball '41, Sandie
Basketball '42
HALEY, J. c.
HALL, MARY ANNE
Horseback Riding '41, lnternos '41, Ken Klub '41,
Vice-President '42, Honorary Society '41, '42,
Secretary, Advisory '41, La Airosa '42, R. O. T.
C. Sponsor '42, Dance Committee '42
HALL, NELSON
Secretary, '41, President '42, Advisory, In'
tramural Basketball '41, '42
HALL, PEGGY
Glee Club '42, Girl Quartet '42
HALLEY, DOROTHY
Tennis '42, Bowling '42
HAMBLEN, THELMA
Tennis '41, Golf '41, Volley Ball '42
HAMILTON, GRACIE
HAMLETT, JO ANNE
Memphis, Tennessee, Secretary, Sophomore Class
'40, Amarillo, Horseback Riding '41, Bowling '42
HAMMONDS, NORMA
Los Viaieros Vice-President '41, President
'41, Vice-President, Advisory '42, Chamber
of Commerce '42
HARBISON, ORVILLE
HARE, RALPH
Forensic Society '41, Vice-President, Advisory '41,
Sondstorm '41, '42, Diversified Occupation Re-
porter '42
HARP, RAYMOND
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HARPER, BILLY
HARRIS, JIM TOM
R. O. T. C. '40, '42, Intramural Football '42
HARRIS, PEGGY
HARRISON, RUTH ANN
Vice-President, Advisory '41, Student Congress '4i
HART, LEEILA
HATHAWAY, EDWARD
IJAWKINS, JACK
R. O. T. C. '40, '41, '42, Assistant Pep Leader '42
HAYHURST, NITA
Forensic Society '41
HAYWARD, BETSY
Tri-Hi-Y '42, Horseback Riding '42, A Cappel-
la Choir '42, Tennis Club '42
HEATH, ROSS
HEFNER, HORACE
HENDERSON, HELEN JO
Basketball '41, Junior Class Play '41
HENDERSON, JEAN
HENDRIX, LOU ELLA
Secretary-Treasurer, Advisory '41, Treasurer, Ad-
visory '42, Archery '42, Forensic Society '42
HENRY, IMOGENE
F. H, T. '41, Band '41, '42, Forensic Society
'42
HENSLEE, HAROLD
Los Viaieros '42
HERRINGTON, HUGH
HESTER, GILBERT
R. O. T. C. '41, '42, Yannigan Football '41
'42, Yannigan Basketball '41, '42
HEWETT, RAY
R. O. T. C. '40, '41, '42, Hi-Y '40
HIGGS, MARY LOU
Internos '41, Secretary-Treasurer, Advisory '42,
Archery '42
HIGHTOWER, JOYCE
Ken Klub '41, '42, Secretary, Los Viaieros
'41, Library Representative '42, Honor So-
ciety '42
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HIGHTOWER, ROSE MARY
Tri-Hi-Y '40, '41, Sandstorm '41, Chamber of Com-
merce '42
HIGLEY, JAMES
HILL, BETTY LEE
F. H. T. '41, Vice-President, Advisory '42
HILL, JAMES
Ken Klub '40, '41, '42, Honor Society '40, '41, '42,
President, Advisory '42, Student Congress '42
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HOBGOOD, LA DON
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HODGES, FRED
R. O. T. C. '41, '42, Yannigan Football '41
HODGES, MARY HELEN
HOGLAND, VIRGIL
Student Congress '40, Ken Klub '41, '42,
Honor Society '41, '42
HOLLINGSWORTH, OPAL
Distributive Education '41, '42
HOLMES, JOLLY
Intramural Basketball '42
HOLT, CLIFFORD
HOLT, NINA DELL
HORNE, LOIS
HORTON, ADELAIDE
Honor Society '41, '42, Glee Club '41, '42,
Forensic Society '41, Junior Usher '41, Thes-
pian Club '42, La Airosa '42
HOSKINS, DWIGHT
HOUSTON, EDNA
Ken Klub '41, '42, Honor Society '41, '42, Volley
Ball Team '41, '42, F. H. T. '42, Student Cong-
ress '42
HOWARD, GRADY
Tennis Team '41, Golf Team '41, La Airosa
'42, Sandstorm '42
HOWELL, FRANK
R. O. T. C. '41, '42, Orchestra '40
I-IUCKABY, MERLE
Yannigan Football '41, Forensic '42
HUGHES, CHARLES
Band '40, R. O. T. C. '41, '42, President,
Camera Club '42, La Airosa '41, '42, Honor
Society '42
55
HUGHES, CHARLES
Yannigan Basketball '40, Sandie Basketball '41, '42!
Orchestra '40, Track '42, President, Advisory '42,
Student Congress '42
HURD, LA VETA
HURD, SYLVAN
JACKSON, ELENE
JENKINS, BILL
JOHNSON, BILL
Intramural Basketball '41
JOHNSON, ELAINE
Secretary, Advisory '41, Horseback Riding '41, Ken
Klub '41, '42, Honor Society '41, Secretary '42, Dance
Committee '42, R. O. T. C. Sponsor '41, '42, La Airosa
'41 Business Manager '42, D. A. R. Representative '42
JOHNSON, NAOMI
Bond '41, 42, Orchestra '41, '42
JOHNSON, VIRGINIA RAY
Secretary, Advisory '41, lnternos '41, Arch-
ery '42, Forensic '42
JOLLY, BILL
Yannigan Basketball '40, Sandie Football '41, '42,
Sandie Basketball '42
JONES, AUDREY
lnternos '41, '42
JONES, JUANITA FAY
JONES, PAUL
JONES, VVANDA
Ken Klub '40, '41, Tri-Hi-Y '40, '41, '42, Tennis
'40, Volley Ball '40, Secretary-Treasurer, Advis-
ory '40, President '41, Distributive Education '41,
'42
JORDON, ELIZABETH
Band '41, '42, Band Queen '42, Vice-Presi-
dent, Advisory '42
JORDAN, ROY
JULIEN, LILLIAN
Ken Klub '41, '42, Student Congress '41, '42,
President, Advisory '42, Los Viaieros '41, Sand-
storm '42
JUNELL, TURNER
Boxing '41, '42, Diversified Occupation '41,
'42
KAUEHOLD, ROSS
Ken Klub '41, '42, Los Viaieros '41, '42, Glee Club '42
KEATON, LAWRENCE
Hi-Y '40, Band '41, '42, Vice-President, Advisory
'41, Ken Klub '41, '42, Honor Society '40, '41, '42
KEEN, BOB
56
KEEN, EDD
Hi-Y '41, Distributive Education '41, Forensic Society
'42
KEGANS, TIM
R. O. T. C. '40, '41, '42, Rifle Team '41
KELLEY, DICK
KELLEY, WINONA A -
Ken Klub '41, '42, Reporter, Hostess Club '41, '42, '
Library Representatives '42 ,. if
KELLUM, J. L. 'U'
KENNEDY, BILL
KENNISON, FRANCES
KENNISON, NOLA MAE
Hostess Club '41, '42
KENYON, PAUL
R. O. T. C. '41, '42, Yannigan Football '41,
'41, Library Representative '42
KHOURY, JIMMY
KILLION, KEITH
Forensic Society '42
KILLION, LOWANNA SUE
KING, CARL
Secretary, Advisory '40, Sandie Basketball '40, '41
KING, TED
Distributive Education '41, '42
KIRKPATRICKI KATHRYN JANE
Internas '41, Secretary, Advisory '41, Arch-
ery '42
KNIGHT, BETTY
Student Congress '41, '42, Horseback Riding '41, Vice-
President, Advisory '41, Congressman-at-large '42,
La Airasa '42, R. O. T. C. Sponsor '42, Library Rep-
resentative '42
KNIGHT, CLYLAS
Bcnd '40, '41, Track '41, '42, Sandstorm '42
KNOTT, JIMMY
R. O. T. C. '41, '42
KNOX, JOYCE ANNE
Swimming Team '41, Bowling '41, '42, Glee Club ,42,
Secretary, Advisory '42
KUYKENDALL, SUE
Los Viaieros '41, '42, Debate '41, '42, Forensic
Society '41, Student Congress '42
LAMBDIN, AUDREY
Ken Klub '41, '41, Honor Society '41, '42,
Swimming Team '41, Student Congress '41,
Los Viaieros '41
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Chamber of Commerce '42
LATSON, BILL
LATTIMORE, ANNIE LOY
Chamber of Commerce '42
LAUDER, RUTH
lnfernos '41, Secretary '42, Orcheslra '41, '42, Glee
Club '42, Chamber of Commerce '42, Honor Society
'42
LAWRENCE, .JERE
Ken Klub '40, '41 '42
LEARD, ANON
Golf '41, '42
LEARD MILBURN
LEE, CLYDE
Thespian '41, '42
LEE, IRA
Forensic Society '41, Glee Club '42, Extem-
poraneous '42, Thespian '42
LEMASTER, DEE
LENTZ, .IOSEPHINE
Forensic Society '42
LIEBERKNECHT, LORNA
Sandsorm '41, A Cappella Choir '42, Los
Viaieros '41, '42
LINDSEY, NELL
Volleyball '41, '42, Bowling '41, F. H. T. '42
LODEN, NANCY
LOHOEFER, KONRAD
Yannigan Football '41, Sandsiorm '41, Intra-
mural Bciskelball '42
LONGSTRETH, GERRY
F. H. T. '42
LOONEY, CLIFTON
R. O. T. C. '40, '41, '42
LOVELAND, RALPH
LOVELESS, CLARENCE
Band '41, '42, R. O, T. C. Band '41
LUKER, JEANNE
Tennis '42, La Airosa '42, Forensic Society '42
LUPHER, BOBBIE
Tennis '41, Archery '42, Bowling '42, Tri-
Hi-Y '42
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LYNCH, BOB
Secretary, Advisory '42, Intramural Basketball '42
MLALISTERI CHARLENE
Bc-vvling '42
MCCARTY, EVELYN JEANNE
Ken Klub '42, '42, Honor Society '41, '42,
President, Interrios '41, Secretary, Advisory
'42
MCCLARNEY, PAT
Student Congress '41, President, Advisory '41, Ken
Klub '41, '42, Honor Society '41, President '42, Presi-
dent, Internos '42, Extemporaneous Speech '41, State
V.'inner, President, Glee Club '42, President, Tri-Hi-Y
'42, Queen '42
MCCLURE, JOE BOB
Yannigan Basketball '40, Sandie Basketball '41,
'42
McCRlMMON, DON
Band '40, '41, '42, R. 0.11. C. Band '42
MCGEL, BLANCHE
Reporter, Advisory '41, Sandstorm '41, '42, Volley
Ball '41, '42
MCGEHEE, TINEY
Hostess Club '41, '42
MCGILL, JEANNE
Forensic Society '41, Distributive Education
'40, '41, '42
MCGLASSON, GLADYS
Horseback Riding '41, Archery '42, Los Viaieros '42
MLKECHNIE, ELIZABETH
MCKINNEY, ALBERT
Band '41, '42, President, Forensic Society
'42, Camera Club '41, '42, Swimming Team
'41, '42, President of Bond, '41, '42
MCKITTERICK, MARJORIE
lnternos '41, Tennis '41, Music Appreciation '41, Glee
Club '42, Sextet '42
MCLAUGHLIN, ELMER
MCREYNOLDS, MARY
Student Congress '40, President, Advisory
'40, Hostess Club '41
MCSWAIN, MILDA
Tennis '41, Secretary, Advisory '41, Archery '42
MADISON, DlCK
R. O. T. C. '40, '41, '42, Student Congress '41,
Hi-Y '40, '51, '42, Sandie Basketball '40, '41, '42
MALON E, JAMES
MANASCO, ZELMARIE
F. H. T. '41, '42
MANSFIELD, B. F.
MARABLE, GERALD
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MARSH, JOAN
Vice-President, Advisory, '41, Tennis '42, Ken
Kiub '42, Forensic Society '42, La Airosa '42, Hon-
or Society '42
MARSH, JULIA
Tennis '40, '41, '42
MARTIN BILLY
MARTIN, JACK
Ken KIub '41, '42, Secretary Treasurer, Advisory
'41, Hi-Y '42
MASON, DICK
Intromurai Football '40, '41, '42, Los Via'
ieros '40, '41, '42, R. O, T. C. '40, '41, '42,
Rifle Team '41
MATHEVVS, HENRY
MATTIXI JOY
Tri-Hi-Y '41, '42, Glee Club '42
MAYES, DOYLE
Intramural Boxing '41
IVIAYNE, ALICE
Horseback Riding '41, Archery '42, Internos '42
MAYO, FRANCES
Ken Kiub '41, '42, Student Congress '41, Vice-
President, Advisory '42
MAXFIELD, SHIRLEY
Ken KIub '41, '42, Honor Society '41, '42,
Junior Usher '41, President, Forensic Society
'41, Student Congress '41, Secretary-Treasun
er '42, Dance Committee '42, La Airosa '42,
Secretarial Club '42
MEADCIVVS, BILL
MEDART, CHARLES
MEDLIN, LYNN
MENDEL, JULIUS
Band '41, '42, Flute Quartet '41, Los Viaieros '42, Ken
Klub '41, '42, Honor Society '42
MEYER, NANCY LOU
Horseback Riding '41, Dramatics '41, Secretary-
Treasurer, Advisory '41, Sandstorm '42
MEYERS, VV. A.
Sandie Footbali '41, '42
MIDDAUGH, Cecil
MILLER, JIMMY
Orchestra '41, '42, Ken Klub '41, '42, Honor
Society '42
MILLER, JOHN LAWRENCE
Band '41, '42, Flute Quartet '41, Orchestra
'40 '41- Hi-Y '41
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MILLER, KATHERINE
MILLER, MAXIE
MILLER, NOLAN
MILLER, T.
Diversified Occupation '41, '4
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Yonnigan Football '41, President, Forensic So-
ciety '42, Secretary-Treasurer, Advisory '42, Sandie
Footboll '42
MINCHER, PAUIA
F. H. T. '42
MIXON, CHARLES
MIXON, LEWIS
MOBLEY, JOE BOB
Ken Klub '41, '42, Honor Society '41, '42,
R. O. T. C. '41, '42, President, Chamber of
Commerce '42, La Airosa '42, Congressman-
at-Large '42, Assistant Pep Leader '42
MODE, GEORGIA LOU
Horseback Riding '41
MONTGOMERY, HELEN
Ken Klub '41, '42, Honor Society '41, '42, Cham-
ber ot Commerce '41, Secretarial Club '42, Libro-
ry Representative '42
MONTGOMERY, RAYMOND
Hi-Y '42
MOORE, GERRY
Volley Boll '41, Sandstorm '42, Hostess Club '42, Tri-
Hi-Y '42
MOORE, THOMAS
Ken Klub '41, '42, Honor Society '40, '41, '42,
Assistant Editor '41, Editor '42, Lo Airosa
Moores, Tom
MORROW, GENEVA
Secretary, Advisory '41, Choral '41, Ken Klub '41,
'42, Hostess Club '41, Los Viaieros '41, '42, Honor
Society '42
MOSLEY, MAXINE
Forensic Society '41
MOTLEY, .IEAN
MURPHEY, JEANE
MURPHY, KENNETH
MYERS, BOWIE
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NEW, HAROLD
NEWCOMER, MARGARET
Internos '41, Ken Klub '41, '42, Honor So-
ciety '41, '42, Forensic Society '42
NEWMAN, PAT
Hi-Y '42, R. O. T. C. '40, '41, Sergeant-at-Arms, Foren-
sic Society '42, Debate '42
NOBLES, EDWARD
Vice-President, Advisory '41, Rifle Team '41, R
O. T. C. '41, '42, Debate '42
NUNN, RUTH
OAKLEY, J. C.
Yannigan Basketball '40, Champion, Intramural Box-
ing '41, Captain, Intramural Basketball '41, '42, Stu-
dent Congress '42, Boxing Squad '42
ODELL, ERNESTINE
O'DELL, JACKIE
O'KEEFE, BOBBY
Ken Klub '40, '41, '42, Band '40, '42, Tennis '41,
R. O. T C. '42, La Airosa '42, Student Congress '41,
I-lonor Society '42
OLDFATHER, EUNA RUE
Declamation '41, Ken Klub '41, Parliamentarian
'42, Treasurer, Advisory '42, Los Viaieros '42,
Sondstorm '42, Honor Society '42
OLIVER, LEON
R. O. T. C. '40, '41, '42
OSBORNE, JIMMIE LOIS
Hostess Club '42, Los Viaieros '42, Honor Society '42
OVERTURF, FRANCES
PALM, RICHARD
Hi-Y '42
PALMER, JACK
Intramural Basketball '41, '42
PANKRATZ, CARL
Band '41, '42
PARK, JAMES
R. O. T. C. '40, '41, '42, Forensic Society '41,
Intramural Football '40, '41, '42, President,
Advisory '41
PARKS, JIM
Distributive Education '41, '42, R. O. T. C. '40, Rifle
Team '40, Student Congress '41, Secretary, Advisory,
'41
PARK, WANDA
Tri-Hi-Y '40, '41, Secretary, Student Congress
'40, Forensic Society '41, F. H. T. '41, Sandstorm
'42
PARR, BILL
R. O. T. C. '41, '42
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PARSONS, JOAN
PAUL, LA VADA
Ken Klub '41, '42, Glee Club '41
PAYNE, WILLA JEAN
lnternos '41, Forensic Society '41, Secretary-
Treasurer, Advisory '41, Vice-President '42,
Tri-Hi-Y '42
PELZ, BENNY
R. O. T. C. '41, '42, Intramural Football '41 '42
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PENNINGTON, KATHERRYN
Distributive Education '40, '41, Tennis '41, '42,
Golf Team '42, Bowling '42
PERRYMAN, KATHERINE
Ken Klub '41, '42, Honor Society '41, '42,
Sandstorm Business Manager '41, Tri-Hi'Y
'42, Internos '42, A Cappella Choir '42
PHILLIPS, ORIE
PICKETT, ALMA JEANE
F. H. T. '41, Hostess Club '41, Tri-Hi-Y '41 '42,
Bowling Club '42
PICKETT, CALVIN
PIPPEN, LUCILLE
Baseball Team '39, Student Congress '41, Volley
Ball '42
PITTS, H. O.
Ken Klub '41, '42, Honor Society '41, '42, Los
Viaieros '41, '42, Chamber of Commerce '42
PLUMLEE, DENNEY
Forensic Society '40, Contest Play '40
PRICE, JOHNNY
Yannigan Football '39, Ken Klub '39, '40, '41, '42,
Honor Society '39, '40, '41, '42, Yannigon Basketball
'40, Sandie Football '41, '42, Sandie Basketball '41,
'42, Sandie Track '40, '41, '42, President, Forensic
Society '42
PRICKETTI PAULINE
Glee Club '41, F. H. T. '41, '42, Tri-Hi-Y '42
PRIEST, WILMA
F. H. T. '41, Secretary '41, Treasurer '42,
Advisory, Tri-Hi-Y '42
PRINCE, DOUGLAS
PYEATT, BILLY
PYEATT, DAVID
Hi-Y '41
PYEATT, .IEANNE
Treasurer, Advisory '42
QUATTLEBAUM, GLENN
Tennis '40, Yannigan Football '41, Yannigan Bas-
ketball '41, Track '41, '42, Sandie Football '42,'
Sandie Basketball '42
RADEY, KEN
R. O. T. C. '40, '41, '42, Ken Klub '40, '41,
'42, Honor Society '41, Vice-President '42,
Hi-Y '41, '42, Advisory President '42 I
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Swimming Team '41
RANDALL, GLEN
F. H. T. '41, Swimming Team '41, Glee Club
'42, Forensic Society '42, Bowling '42
RASMUSSEN, EVALYN
Distributive Education '41, '42
RATLIFF, LUCY MAE
Glee Club '41, '42, Sextet '42
RATCLIFF, TED
REEVES, EDNA
Secretary, Advisory '41, Tri-Hi-Y '41, '42, F. H. T. '41,
Tennis '41
REYNOLDS, JOHN
Ken Klub '41, Sergeant-at-Arms '42, R. O. T. C,
'41, '42, Swimming '41, Tennis '41, Honor So-
ciety '41, '42, Rifle Team '41, La Airosa '42
RICE, KENNETH
Hi-Y '42
RICE, ROY
RITT ER, GEORGE
ROACH, FAYE
F. H. T. '42
ROBBINS, OSCAR
Yannigan Football '42, Sandie Football '42
ROBERSON, J. D.
ROBERTS, BOB
ROBERTS, NORA MAE
Band '39, Baseball '40, Volleyball '41, 42
ROBERTSON, AUBREY
Champion, Intramural Handball '40, Tumbling
Team '39, Track '40
ROBERTSON, BILLY
. ROBINSON, JOHNNY
R. O. T. C. '41, '42, Forensic Society '41, President '41,
l Vice-President '42 Advisory
-X ROBINSON, ALINE
RODDY, LURINE
Student Congress '39, Secretary-Treasurer,
Advisory '41, Honor Society '41, Ken Klub
'42, Tri-Hi-Y '42, Secretary-Treasurer, Cham-
ber of Commerce '42
64
ROGERS, ERNEST
H1-Y '41, President, Advisory '41, R. O. T. C. '41, '42,
One Ac? Ploy '41, Pep Leader '42
ROSS, ELLEN
ROSS, ROBERT
ROYE, NAD1NE
Glee Club '41, Forensic Sociely '41, Hosress Club '42,
A Coppello Choir '42
RUBOTTOM, WANDA
RUDELSON ANNA
RUFFIXER, VlRGIN1A
RUSHMER, GORT
RUSSELL, RUTH
RUTH, DOROTHEA MAE
Porfoles, N, M.: Secretory-Treasurer, Sophomore Closs
'40, Glee Club '40, Roms Tole '40, Amarillo: Secre-
mriol Club '42
RUTLEDGE, GENE
lnfromurol Boskefboll '42, President, Advisory
'42, Sludenf Congress '-42
RUTLEDGE, WAYNE
Bcmcl '41, '42
SALMON, GLENN
SALMONS, JEAN
SANDERS, INEZ
SANDERS, ROYCE
Ken Klub '41, '42
SANDLIN, TED
Tennis '42, Sergeant-or-Arms '40
SATTERFIELD, MYMA
SAUNDERS, BILL
SOWELL, LA VERNE
SCARBOROUGH, JACK
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storm '41, '42, Hi-Y '41, Secretary '42
SCHNEIDER, SHIRLEY
SCRIVENS, WANDA
Reporter, Advisory '40, Vice-President, Cham-
ber of Commerce '42, Tennis Team '41, '42,
Secretarial Club '42, Archery '42
SEALE, DANA
Tennis Team '41, Bowling '42
SEELY, MARGIE
SHARP, ED
President, Sophomore Class '40, Sophomore
Favorite '40, Student Congress '41, Yanni-
gon Football '41, Yannigari Basketball '41,
Sandie Football '42, Sandie Basketball '42
SHETON, BILL
SHELTON, TOM
SHELTON, WANDA
SHOCKLEY, WINNIE VEE
Tri-Hi-Y '42, Volley Ball '42, Hostess Club '42, Secre-
tarial Club '42
SHORT, EARLENE
Student Congress '40, President, Advisory '40,
Sondstorm '40, Sergeant-at-Arms, Advisory '41,
Pep Leader '42
SHRUM, LEONA
Tri-Hi-L '41, Los Viaieros '41
SIEDENSTRANG, FRED
President '41, Secretary '41, Advisory, Ken Klub '41,
Secretary '42, Honor Society '41, '42, Congressman-
ot-Large '42, Hi-Y '42
SIMMONS, MARGARET
Secretary-Treasurer, Advisory '40, Chamber of
Commerce '41, Sandstorm Representative '41, Los
Vioieros '41
SIMS, OTHO
Ken Klub '41, '42
SINCLAIR, LAWRENCE
SISSOM, JOHN E.
SIZEMORE, NELDA
Secretarial Club '42
SIZEINAORE, WANDA
F. H. T. '42, Glee Club '41, Choir '42, Forensic So-
ciety '42
SIZEMORE, ZELDA
Secretarial Club '42
SMITH, EILEEN
Glee Club '40, '41, '42, Girls Quartet '41,
'42, Forensic Society '40, Thespian '41, '42
66
SMITH. EURA PAULINE
F. H. T. '41, Tennis '41, Secretary-Treasurer, Advisory
'41, Hostess Club '41, Tri-Hi-Y '41, '42
SMITH, FRANCES
Secretary-Treasurer '41, Sergeant-at-Arms '42,
Advisory, Horseback Riding '41, Forensic Society
'42, Debate '42
SMITH, LILLIAN
SMITH, PAT
La Airosa '41, Ken Klub '41, '42, Bowling '42
SMITH, SARANNE
Forensic Sociey '-42, Bowling '42
SMITH, THOMAS
Chamber ot Commerce '42 Q
SOUTHWORTH, BILL
Yannigan Football '40, Hi-Y '40, Sandie Football '42
SOWEI.L, LA VERNE
SPARKS, NADINE
SPEARS, O. C.
Boxing '40
SPECK, ROMA DALE
F. H. T. '40, '41, '42
SPECTOR, KATHRYN
Tri-Hi-Y '40, '41, Vice-President, Advisory
'42, One Act Plays '42
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STIDGER, GEORGE
STINSON, DONALD
Hi-Y '39, Glee Club '39, President '41, Vice-
President '42
STINSON, MILDRED
VVl'ieaton, Illinois: Glee Club '41, Assistant
Eclitor of paper '41, Pep Leader '41, Ama-
rillo: Bowling '42, Thespian '42
STOCKTON, BECKY
Honor Society '41, '42, Internos '42, Chamber of
Commerce '42, Debate '42
STOCKTON, LOY
Hi-Y '40, Forensic Society '41, Camera Club '42,
Declamation '42
STORSETH, BILLY
Student Congress '40, Vice-President, Junior
Class '40, Vice-President, Senior Class '42,
President, Advisory '41, Honor Society '40,
'42 Vice-President '41, Ken Klub '40, '41,
'42, Yannigan Football '40, Sandie Football
'42
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STORSETH, GLADYS
Secretary, Advisory '42
STORY, ROBERT
STOVALL, THOMAS
Band '42, R. O. T. C. Band '42
STRIMPLE, ESTELLA JEAN
STRINGER, J, H.
SUTTON, GENE
Sandie Football '40, '41, '42, Tack '40, '41
SWAFFORD, BERNICE
Tennis '41, Golf '41, Valley Ball '41
SWEET, GENE
Yannigan Football '39, Sandie Basketball '40,
Track '40
SWIFT, WAYLAND
Band '41, '42, R. O. T. C, Band '42
TADLOCK, RICHARD
Yannigan Football '41, '42, Yannigan Basketball '41,
Sandie Basketball '42
TAGGART, THURMAN
TARVVATER, BILL
TATE, RUSSELL
Boxing '42, Track '42
THOMAS, JACK
THOMPSON, INA LEE
THOMPSON, O. D.
Ken Klub '41, '42, Honor Society '41, '42, Student
Congress '41, '42, R. O. T. C. '41, '42, Tennis Club
'-43, '42, President, Advisory '42
THOMSON, CARLTON
Yannigan Football '40, Choirr '41
THORN, MATHA
TOLLESON, BETTY
Hciseback Riding '41, Student Congress '41, Junior
Usher '41, Forensic Society '42
TOLSON, J. B.
TOMBERLIN, JACK
Yannigan Basketball '41, '42, Yannigan Foot-
ball '4l, '42, Manager, Track '41, '42
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TOMLINSON, G. A.
R. O. T. C. '40, '41, '42, Rifle Team '41, Student
Congress '40, '41
TOMLINSON, KENNETH
TRENT, RAYMOND
TRICE, BARBARA
Tri-Hi-Y '41, '42, Hostess Club '41, Secretary-Treasur-
er. F. H. T. '41, Pep Leader '42
TRICE, DOROTHY
Tri-Hi-Y '41, '42, Hostess Club '41, F. H. T. '41,
Pep Leader '42, Vice-President, Advisory '42
TRIPLETT, JEANNE
Band '40, '41, '41, Ken Klub '40, Los Via-
ieros '41, '42
TRISLER, BOB
Yannigan Basketball '41, Yannigon Football '41,
Sandie Basketball '42, Sandie Football '42
TROLINGER, CHARLES
R. O. T. C. '41, '42
TROTH, ANN E
Student Congress '41, Horseback Riding '41,
'41, President, Forensic Society '42
TUPIN, LOUIS JR.
TURNER, ARTHUR
Student Congress '39
TURNER, DOROTHY
Hostess Club '41
TURNER, GENE
TURNER, GEORGE
VAN PELT, DOROTHY
Tri-Hi-Y '41, Treasurer '42, Chamber of
Commerce '42, Secretarial Club '42
VAN SHAW, GAYNOR
Junior Usher '41, Secretary, Forensic Society '41,
Vice-President '41, Secretary '42, Advisory, Ken Klub
'41, '42, Honor Society '41, '42, Sandstorm '41, Editor
'42
VEAZEY, LLOYD
VISAGE, JEWELL
WADDILLI BONNIE
WADDILL, GORDON
Ycinnigon Football '41, Track '41, '42, Sandie
Football '42, Vice-President, Advisory '42
WAGHORN, GEORGINA
Glee Club '41, F. H. T. '42
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WALKER, DOROTHY
WALKER, LENAMAE
Hostess Club '41, '42, Valley Ball '42, Sandstorm
'42
WALL, IRVIN
R. O. T. C. '41, '42, Sandie Football '41, '42,
President Advisory '42, Student Congress '42
WALLS, JIMMI E LEE
VVANSER, BONNIE
Band '40, 41, '42, R. O. T. C. Band Queen '42
WARD, cEciL
R. O. T. C. '40, '41, '42, Intramural Football
'40, '41, '42
WARDLE, FAYE MARIE
WARE, CHARLES
R O. T. C. '40, '41, '42, One Act Play '41, Pep
Leader '42
WARE, NEAL
R. O. T. C. '40, '41, '42, One Act Play '41,
Pep Leader '42
WARNER, BERT
R. O. T. C. '41, '42, Ken Klub '41, '42, Honor So-
ciety '42
WARNER, JIM
Sandie Football '40, '41, '42, Sergeant-at-Arms
'4C, President '41, Advisory, Track '40, Intramural
Boxing '40, All State Guard '41, Glee Club '40
'42
WARNIX, JACK
R. O. T. C. '40, '41, '42
WARNIX, KATHERINE
Basketball '41, Los Viaieros '42
WARREN, LAURA
WATSON, E. J,
Football '41, '42
WATSON, K. BERT
Yannigan Basketball '41, Hi-Y '41, R. O. T. C, '41, '42,
Sandie Basketball '42
VVEBB, GARY
WIGLEY, MARCELLA
Tri-Hi-Y '41, Secretary '42, Secretarial Club
'42, Hostess Club '42
WELCH, J. D.
WEST, PATTY
Horseback Riding '41, Ken Klub '41, '42, Honor
Society '41, '42, Junior Usher '41, Vice President,
Forensic Society '42, La Airosa '42, R. O. T. C.
Sponsor '42, Hi-Y Sweetheart '42, Assistant Pep
Leader '42, Secretarial Club '42, Senior Favorite
'42
WESTMORELAND, .IANICE
Columbia, Missouri, Blue Triangle '41, Pep
Squad '41, Verse Speaking Choir '41, Ama-
rillo: R. O. T. C. Sponsor
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INHEATLEY, ROBERT
VVHEATLEY, ROBERT FOWLER
WHELCHEL, TOM BILL
Sandie Football '41, '42
INHIDDON, MARY
F. H. T. '42, Archery '42
WHIDDON, PAULINE
Tennis '41, Archery '42, F. H. T. '42
WHITAKER, LOIS IRENE
WHITED, BETTY
Secretary, Advisory '40, Glee Club '41, '42
WICKHAM, MARGARET
Glee Club '41, '42, Junior Usher '41, Treasurer,
Infernos '42, Library Representative '42
VVILEMAN, JOYCE CERTAIN
Tri-Hi-Y '40, President, Advisory '41, Cham
ber of Commerce '41, Sandstorm '42, Sec
retarial Club '42
VVILKINSON, HAROLD
WILLIAMS, BILLY JOE
Diversified Occupations '41, '42
WILLIAMS, DOLLIE
F. H. T. '41, Treasurer '42
WILLIAMS, FRANK
R. O. T. C. '39, Band '39, Tennis '40, Yannigan
Football '41, Track '41, '42, Sandie Football '42
WILLIAMS, JIM
Yannigan Football '41, '42, R. O, T. C. '41, '42,
Basketball '42
WILLIAMS, LOUISE
WILLIAMS, REX
Yannigan Fooiball '40
WILLIAMSON, DOROTHY
WILLIAMSON, VERNELL
WILLIS, MARY ANN
Dlainvievv, Texas: Secretary, Advisory '39, Spanish
Club '40, Typist, Ploinsman '41, Typist, Plain View
'41, Debate '41, Speech '41
VVILLSON, PAT
Forensic Society '41, Tennis '42, Sondstorm '42
WILSON, DORIS
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WILSON, FAY
Vice-President '41, Los Viaieros '42, Arcltery '42
WILSON, JIMMY
R. O. T. C. '42, Los Viaieros '42, Sanolstorm
'42
WILSON, LA vor
WILSON, Loiasisi
WILSON, ROY
R. O. T. C. '41, '42
WINCHESTER, BESS
Ken Klub '41, '42, Clnamber of Commerce '41, Host-
ess Club '42
WINGATE, MARTHA
Junior Usher '41, Ken Klub '41, '42, Horseback
Riding '41, La Airosa '42
WINK, LUCILLE
WINKELMAN, JOHN
R. O, T. C. '41, '42, Yanriigan Football '42
WOODS, BILLIE
Bond '40, Vice President, Advisory '41, Secre-
tarial Club '42, La Airosa '42
WORD, TOM
WREN, J. E.
Student Congress '41, '42, Boxing '40, '41
WRIGHT, BETTY
WRIGHT, CLIFFORD
Intramural Boxing '39, '40, Basketball, Cap-
tain '41, Sanclstorm '41, '42
WRIGHT, DEAN
Keii Klub '41, Treasurer '42, Tennis '41, Junior Class
Favorite '41, Swimming Team '42, R. O. T. C. Spon-
sor '41, '42, Dance Committee '42, Honor Society '42
WRIGHT, MARSHALL
WYATT, OTIS
YEAGER, JOAN
Kansas City, Missouri: Treasurer, Hestia '42, Critic
Literary Society '41
ZELSMAN, BOB
Sandie Football '41, '42, Ken Klub '41, '42, Hon-
or Society '41, '42
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vice versa. 4. You are now looking ot the tuture - - er, - - eh, something. 5. Books, books, everywhere, but not a minute to
study, 6. Tl1ey're just learning.
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Allen, Laura
Altsman, Nelson
Ammons, Douglas Eugene
Andrews, John
Archibald, Dorothy
Baird, Maxine
Ballew, Lavoy
Barker, Melvin
Barnard, Bill
Barnes, Jimmy
Barrett, Charles
Baskin, G. W. Jr.
Bayousett, Steve
Beckwith, Emer
Belcher, Charles
Belcher, Florence
Bennett, Beatrice
Bennett, Marie
Billau, Phillip
Bittick, Doris
Blades, Desmonds
Bledsoe, Kathryn
Plessen, Jimmie
Board, Yvonne
Bowlin, Raymond
Bowman, Virginia
Brooks, J. P.
Brown, Dorothy
Brown, Henry
Bruce, Orphahue
Cain, Dorothy
Cameron, Don
Carlson, Bill
Capps, Betty Myrle
Cassas, Phyllis
Castle, Mattie
Castleberry, .lan
Cauley, Jack
Childs, Bill
Cline, Dick
Cloninger, Roy
Coffee, Doris
Connell, Betty Zane
Connell, Jack
Cooke, Gwendolyn
Cooley, Ray
Cory, Burt
Cowden, Leonard
Cox, Henry
Cunningham, Mary Catherine
Cupp, Royce
Curry, Sterling
Cutler, Dorman
Davis, Marie
Davis, Mary Ann
Deal, Sam
Denton, Joe
Dial, Bill
Dickson, Herman
Dishon, Peggy
Duggins, Kennth
Dyke, Ruth
Easterday, Wayne
Edwards, Janie
Elkins, Bobby
Evans, Clifton
Everett, Nell
Everitt, Mary
Farris, Reba
Ferguson, Wanda
Floyd, Millie Mae
Foreman, Doyle
Foster,
Joe
Fowler, Mary Elizabeth
Franks, Dori
Fullington, Frank
Gaddie, Arnetta
Gout, Darrell
Gilbert, Tommy
Giles, Anne Bell
Giles, Tommy
Girard, Delbey
Graham, Ray Lynn
Gray, Billy
Gray, Lelland, Jr.
Creathouse, Betty Joyce
Greathouse, Netty Loyce
Green, Edith
Green, Vivian
Grier, Wesley
Grider, Bill
Griggs, Nina
Hamby, Beatrice
Hamic, Joyce
Hardin, Thomas
Harp, Vera
Harrington, Aline
Harris, Charles
Harris, Virginia
Hastie, Naomi
Hasty, Kathleen
Haynes, Audrey
Hays, Maedell
Hayworth, Darwin
Henderson, Lester
Hensley, Mary Margaret
Hester, Robert Gilbert
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Hills, Lloyd
Holland, Cecil
Holland, Frank
Hull, Truett
Humphers, June
Hutto, Dorothy
Hysmith, Billie
Jackson, Roberta
Janszen, Bill
Jennings, Regina
Johnson, Bobbie
Johnson, Harvey
Jordan, Joyce
Jupe, Fred
Keith, Donald
Kelley, Leota
Kendall, Bill
King, Marcus
Kisner, J. T.
Kittinger, Elbert
Kunkel, Oran
Kyle, Rose Mary
Lamb, Vifinilrecl
Lane, Ruth
Latta, Gwendolyn
Laughry, VVillard
LeGote, Richard
Lehman, Eldon
Lemmon, Betty
Lindsey, Sammie
Lloyd, Dorothy
Loyelady, Othel
fAcCandless, ,Kate
QMGCoIIurn, Pete
'l " McConnell, Mardelle
McDowell, Amos
McLemore, James
McLeroy, Charles
McPherson, Mary
Maples, Joeline
Maples, Mamie
Marcum, Coy
Marshall, Dorothy Al
Martin, Dorothy
Mashborn, Betty
Mathews, Dorothy
May, Dewey
Meaclor, Calyin
Meador, Layoice
Meler, Charlene
Mickey, Robert
Montgomery, Nada
Moore, Betty
Moreland, Shirley
Morton, Dan
Muldrow, Dorothy
Mulkey, Alton
Murchison, J. D.
Neusch, Herman
Nobles, Bette
Norwood, Harry
O'Bryont, Grace
Oliver, Jean
Owen, Charles
Owens, H. R.
Page, Nelson
Palmer, Rotha
Parker, Addie
Parker, Minnie Belle
Pa rtain, Betty
Pearson, Mildred
Perkins, Bill
Peterson, Fred
Pettey, Lue Ethel
Pierce, Beth
Pippen, Opal
Pollard, Thelma
Potter, Donna
Powell, Jimmy
Prother, Joetta
Price, G. H.
Prince, Tom
Raffkind, Morris
Randall, Jimmie
Reynolds, Yvonne
Rhodes, Neil
Richerson, James
Richerson, Rae
Rivera, Carmen
Roberson, Olene
Roberts, Betty
Roe, Earlene
Rogers, Calvin
Rutherford, Helen
Sadler, Loveta
Schaffer, J. W.
Shafer, A. C.
Shaw, Raymond
Shelton, B. W.
Shelton, Jeanetta
Shepherd, Fulton
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Snider, J. W.
Spaulding, Doroiha
Speed, Billye
Siambaugh, Eloise
Stephens, Eugene
Siock, Calvin
Siokes, Cecil
Siroup, Elmeil
Suggs, Virginia
Tanner, Gerald
Thomas, Floy
Thomas, Harold
Thompson, Charles
Thompson, Lydia
Thorpe, Bear!
Trimble, Pele
Troup, .lack
Tucker, Sherry
Turner, Furd
Turner, Lillian
Turner, Ray
Uhrich, Fred
Underwood, Grady
Upion, Bob
Vanderpool, Louise
Vineyard, Jack
Vinyard, Ruby
Walker, Grady
Walder, Sue
Wallace, Betty
Walls, Clifion
Waliers, Lahoma
Wailcins, Donnie
Weafherly, Mary Elizobeih
Weaiherred, Kathryn
Webb, Belly Lou
Welch, Joe
Whiie, Beiiy .lo
White, Evamae
Wi lbanks, Robert
Williams, Dick
Williamson, Bobby
Wilson, Betty Rue
Wilson, Eleanor Sue
Wilson, Edwina
Wilson, Eugene
Winters, Raymond
Woodring, Leo
Woodson, Peggy
Wrighi, .lerry
Young, Billy
Young, Relda
OUTSTANDING STUDENTS
I. Elaine Johnson, Daughters of the American Revolution representative, 2. Gaynor Van Show ond Joyce Jordan, won third
place in editorial writing and news story writing, respectively, in press contest. 3. J, C. Oolkey, voted the most valuable player
in intra-mural basketboll. 4. Robert French, placed first in boys' extemporonous speaking in the Lubbock High School lnvito-
tion Tournoment. 5. Mory Nell Gibson ond Peggy Woodson, ploced first in debote at Lubbock. 6. Jean Bechtel, placed second
in girls' declomotion ot Lubbock.
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President Vice-President
WILDA WILLIAMS
Secrefory
Aardall Raymond
Adams, Charles
Albrighf, Jayne
Albrighl, Wauldine
Allen, John
Allen, Pal
Allgire, Hazel
Allison, Arthur
Alsobrook, Max
Allison, Lesler
Amerson, Sadie
Amos, Jack
Amos, Jerry
Anderson, Bill
Anderson, Jack
Anderson, Melva .lean
Andrews, Charles
ApplequisT, Carl
Archer, John Robert
Armstrong, Anna Lou
Armstrong, Jack
Ashpaugh, Harold
Alwood, Sherman
Autry, Donna
Baker, Barbara
Ballard, Sammie
Ballew, Juanita
Barfield, Bourdan Rea
Barger, Leroy
Barker, Margaret
Barley, A. G.
Barnetl, Billy
Barren, Frank
Barrington, Mahdeene
Barron, Travis
Batson, Anna Rene
Baftenfield, J. E.
Battin, Glenna Lee
Bearn, Marion
Beavers, Edna
Bechlel, Jean
Beck, Elna Rulh
Bedenk, Mary Ann
Bell, Dorothy
Bell, Nell
Bell, Sandra
Bills, Kathleen
Bird, R. F.
Blackburn, Charles
Blackwell, Lloyd
Blades, La Una
Blair, Torn
Blake, Lloyd
Blank, .lean
Blankenship, Asa
Blessen, Ruth Ann
Boaris, Bernice
Bogard, Billy
Boon, John
Boulware, Bill
Bowen, Sam
Byrd, Mary Jo
Boydslun, Alice
Boyter, Emma Lou
Boxwell, Barbara
Bradbury, Irene
Bradley, Dwight
Bray, Jayne
Britt, John
Brock, Betty
Brodie,, Nina Lee
Brown, J. L.
Brunson, Martha
Brush, William
Bufkin, Frank
Bunch, T. O.
Burch, Bascom
Burdine, Anita
Burdine, Eli
Burgett, Roy
Burke, Eugene
Burkhalter, Jean
Burnett, Eula Jean
Burnett, Robert
Burns, Bob
Burrough, Carson
Bush, Paul
Caldwell, Billy
Caldwell, Bonnie
Caldwell, Dean
Cannon, Elbert
Cannon, Jimmie Lee
Corder, Alvin
Carmack, Charlesteen
Carter, Lyndol
Case, Nancy
Casey, Clara Lee
Castleberry, Vivian
Cates, Don
Cavinl Lois
Cathey, Betty
Chambers, Mary Florence
Chandler, Jean
Cherry, J. R.
Chesshir, O. B.
Chilton, Rhea
Chowning, Henry
Clancy, Ray
Clark, Billie Jane
Clark, June
Clark, La June
Cobb, Doris
Cobb, Morris
Coble, Merle Jo
Coffee, Bobby
Coffey, Miriam
Colby, Nell
Cole, Richard
Coleman, Norma Jean
Coleman, Nova
Colville, Billy
Compton, Jean
Conners, Lona Lee
Cook, Mary Louise
Coontz, James
Cooper, Halbert
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Copeland, Bobby Lee
Copeland, Vernon
Corbell, Betty Lou
Counts, E. J.
Cox, Bill
Crawford, Irvin
Crawford, Louise
Crites, C. W.
Crudgington, Jonathan
Cruz, Antonio
Cunningham, Fred
Curtis, Edene
Curtis, James
Cutler, Leo
Darnrriier, Wayne
Daughtee, Eugene
Davidson, Coleeta Alean
Davis, Annabelle
Davis, Le Etta Rae
Davis, Loretta
Davis, Mary Beth
Dean, Harold
Deckard, Charles
De Fries, Mary Frances
Denson, Hazel
Dickens, Albert
Dickenson, O. C.
Diggs, Billye
Dixon, Billy
Dobkins, Hal
Dodson, Donda
Dollar, Wayne
Dowlen, Lee
Drake, Ellen
Dunham, Alford
Dunlap, Dorothy
Dunlap, Perry
Dunn, Thomas
Dwight, John
Easley, Gene
Elliott, Betty Jane
Elliott, Wes
Ellis, Mary Elizabeth
Elrod, Patsy
Etheridge, Horace
Estopinal, Audrey Moe
Ely, Gwendolyn
Evans, Annabelle
Evans, Martha Jeanne
Evans, Paul
Everline, Jane
Fackner, Esther
Fanning, Bill
Farmer, Bill
Fenwick, James
Field, Donald
Fine, Betty Ann
Finley, Darrel
Flores, Bobby
Floyd, Bettie
Flynn, Patsy
Foron, Joe
Forbes, Tommy
Ford, Colleen
Ford, George
Foster, Bill
Foster, Martha Jane
Fotheringham, Betty Jean
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SANDIE LETTERMEN
Quoting the Coach:
COLLINS, BURREL-l94l Captain
two-year letterman-great leader-spark that kept
the team going for eight games-picked on third
All-State team and a member of the North All-
stars-Senior.
AMERSON, CLIDE
second year on squad-improved as the season de-
veloped-one of the best shoulder blockers on
team-Senior
BOYTER, LEEROY
second year on squad-'Butch" was main-spring
of backfield - carrying the main ball-carrying
burden-also doing some kicking and passing-
played good defensive ball-Senior.
CHlLDS, JOHN
second year on squad-"Bottle" developed into
one of the steadiest linemen.
CLARK, J. W.
second year on squad-good center and line back-
er in spite of lack of height-overcame his de-
ficiencies by hard work.
DANlEL, RAY
two-year lettermon-handicapped by the change
of positions, but developed into a good ball
handler and passer-should make a great ball
player next year.
DANIEL, REX
two-yeor letterman-handicapped by iniuries but
gave a good account of himself-next year should
be his big year.
HOSKINS, DWlGHT
first year-started slow, but developed as the
season progressed-played great ball in Lubbock
game-should be ready next fall.
JOLLY, BILL
two-year letterman-one of the best blockers on
squad-rugged and ready-can be expected to
develop into great end in '42.
LYNCH, BILLY
first yeor-turned out to be better than expected
-in spite of an obvious handicap-two more years.
MYERS, W. A.
second year squadman-handicapped by switch
from one position to another-should make a great
tackle next year which is his natural position.
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MILLICAN, OSSIE
first year-developed into a line blocker and de-
fensive player-in spite of experience.
PRICE, JOHNNIE
two-year Ietterman-"Little Giant"-if some of the
big boys had the heart he had what players they
could have made.
QUATTLEBAUM, GLENN
first year-one of the finest all-round backs-best
kicker Sandies have had since Bob Clesson.
STORSETH, BILLY JO
second year-small but smart and aggressive-
never gave up-played great game against Plain-
view.
SUTTON, GENE
two-year Ietterman-great lineman in '40-never
developed as well as expected as backfielder-
was still a good blocker and linebacker.
TIGART, THURMAN
two-year Ietterman-great blocker-weak on de-
fense-if overcomes that fault should do well in
college.
INALL, IRVIN
two-year Ietterman-Captain-elect for 1942-good
blocking back-expected to be great leader in '42,
WARNER, JIM
two-year Ietterman-great offensive and defensive
player in spite of bad shoulder-will be missed
next season.
WATSON, E. J.
second year squadman--played good ball at
times-shows prospects of brilliance as a pass
catcher and kicker.
WHECHEL, TOM BILL
two-year Ietterman-small but a scrapper-size was
a handicap but he never asked for help-could
take it and give it right back.
WILLIAMS, FRANK
first year-rabbit of squad-ankle iniury slowed
him up at the end of season or he might have
had better luck.
ZELSMAN, BOB
two-year Ietterman-one of the steadiest Iinemen
should be ready for great season next fall.
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SANDIE RESERVES
Andrews, John
Armstrong, Lowell
Boker, George
Blessen, Jimmy
Cline, Dick
Hull, Truelt
lrwin, Billy Keilh
Meadows, Billy
Owens, Guy
Robbins, Oscar
Shorp, Ed
Southworth, Bill
Trisler, Bob
Woddill, Gordon
Word, Tom
Williamson, Bobby
PEP LEADERS
Our pep leaders . . . The Trice Twins . . . The Ware Twins . . . Earlene Short . . . Ernest Rogers . . . Fine kids, gave lots of time
for us.
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BOXING SQUAD
FRONT ROW: Dean Webb, J. C. Oakley, Hoy Marcum, Pere Trimble.
LAST ROW: Mr. Hoynie, coach, Tom Word, Russell Tate, Willis Hamilion, Roy Cloninger, Mgr.
TRACK TEAM
FIRST ROW: Torn Bill Whelchel, Bobby Zelsman, John Childs, J. H. Slringer, Lee Roy Boyfer, Johnny Price, Frank Williams, Ed
Sharp, Ben Hearne, Richard Whisenand.
SECOND ROW: Grady Howard, Sonny McGinley, Sammy Deal, Carrol Hall, Jimmie Allison, Ossie Millicon, Billy Lynch, Billy K.
Irwin, Tom Blair, Buddy Blythe, Paul Kenyon.
THIRD ROW: Jack McGee, Wes Ellioff, Rex Daniels, Harold Hensley, Gordon Waddill, Ray Daniels, Nelson Page, Buddy Mager,
Doyle Foreman, George Boucum, Johnny Sissom.
LAST ROW: Edward Nobles, Jackie Tomberlin, Fluff Myers, Bradley Bynum, Arthur Ball, Don Edleman, Dick Cline.
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FRONT IQOW: Nancy CQICIWGII, ,Irion Blank, Chorieen McAIIisfer, Pof Smith, AdeIre Benfiey, Sorcmne Smith.
SECOND ROW: Joyce Knox, Anno RudeIson, Dona Seole, Glen Rcmdoll, Joy Mcmix, Betiy Glwormley,
THIRD ROW: Aliie Craig, Anne Craig, Miss Bridges, sponsor.
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ROSTER: Bernadean Aardal, James Andrews, Mary K. Barna'd, lra Nae Barrington, Timmye Berg, Robert Bigelow, Wanda
Bond, Sammie Bones, Fred Brady, John Boyce, Donna Boyd, Celeste Cheshire, Billie Cohea, Betty Cowart, Ray Daniels, Rex Dan-
iels, Jane Dice, Bill Dickson, Cloe Teal Dunlap, Marion Durkee, Judith Elliott, Mary Anne Hall, Joyce Hightower, James Hill,
Virgil Hogland, Adelaide Horton, Edna Houston, Charles Don Hughes, Truett Hull, Elaine Johnson, Lawrence Keaton, Ruth Lauder,
Joan Marsh, Shirley Maxtield, Evelyn McCarty, Pat McClarney, Julius Mendell, Jimmy Miller, Joe Mobley, Helen Montgomery,
Thomas Moore, Geneva Morrow, Margaret Newcomer, Bob O'Keete, Euna Rue Oldtather, Jimmie Lois Osborne, Katherine Perry'
man, H. O. Pitts, Johnny Price, Kendrick Raoley, John Reynolds, Fred Siedenstrang, Rebecca Storktoft, Billy Storseth, O. D. Thomp-
son, Gaynor Van Shaw, Bert Warner, Patty West, Dean Wright, Bob Zelsman.
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FRONT ROW. Lovetta Sadler, Bess Winchester, Rosemary Black, Joe Mobley, Dorothy Gill, Betty Wright, Wanda Scriyens,
Miss Johnson, Sponsor.
SECOND ROW: Jock Dyke, G. H. Price, Geane Gear, Lawana Killon, Norma Carlson.
THIRD ROW: Dolores Spears, Dorothy Van Pelt, Landon Dowlen, Jane Dice, Annie Loy Lattimore, Barbara Flanders, Thomas
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ROSTER: OLD MEMBERSeBernadean Aardal, Margaret Marie Adams, James Andrews, Mary Kathryn Barnard, Ira Nae
Barrington, Timmye Evelyn Berg, Rosemary Black, Kathryn Bledsoe, Wanda Bond, Sammie Kate Bones, John Boyce, Donna Jean
Boyd, Fred Brady, Robert Bigelow, Wava Braum, Celeste Cheshire, Nancy Jane Caldwell, Doris Coftee, Billie Cohea, Janie
Cottin, Betty Ann Cowart, Patsy Ruth Cox, Ray Daniel, Rex Daniel, Sammy Deal, Bili Dickson, Maxine Deason, Cloe Teal Dunlap, Ma-
rion Durkee, Judith Elliott, Robert Field, Betty Jean Franklin, Royce Friou, Mary Anne Hall, Joyce Hightower, Edna Houston, Truett
Hull, Virgil Hogland, Robert Irving, Elaine Johnson, Ray Martin Jordon, Lillian Julien, Ross Kouthold, Lawrence Keaton, Winona
Kelly, Audrey Lambdin, Evelyn McCarty, Pat McClarney, Joan Marsh, Jack Martin, Frances Mayo, Jimmy Miller, Thomas Moore,
Geneva Morrow, Joe Bob Mobley, Shirley Maxtield, Julius Mendel, Helen Montgomery, Margaret Newcomer, Robert O'Keefe, Euna
Rue Oldtather, Kathryn Perryman, Harold Pitts, Johnny Price, John Reynolds, Kendrick Radey, Royce Saunders, Fred Sieden-
strong, Otho Sims, Pat Smith, Nelda Stanley, Billy Joe Storseth, O. D, Thompson, Gaynor Van Shaw, Patty West, Martha
Wingate, Bert VVarner, Bess Vtfinchester, Dean VVright, Bob Zelsman. Sponsors: Miss Nellie Jane Luther, Miss Jewell Brock.
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Jo Coble, Bobby Coftee, Nell Colby, Jonathan Crudgington, Fred Cunningham, Jane Eyerline, Easter Fackner, Jeannette Frazier,
Mary Bess Fullerton, Horacine Gibson, Mary Nell Gibson, Jane Gordon, Glorice Haynes, Norman Higgins, Sam Inman, Billy Keith
Irwin, Shirley Dale Jackson, Regina Jennings, Lloyd Jobe, Bobby Lynn Johnson, Billy Rual Jones, Kenneth Kelley, Frances Sue King,
Lanelle Ledbetter, Peggy Jean Love, Billy Lynch, Bert Mathews, Ann Moreland, John Morgan, Jack Mothershead, Bill Nugent, Ralph
Odom, Guy Owens, Patsy Restine, Cumo Roberts, Joyce Rodgers, Ruth Rowe, Mary Froncess Russell, Easter Savage, Mary Jo
Sizemore, Glenmar Snook, Frank Spann, Dolores Spears, Mary Lou Strueber, Wilmyra Swenson, Mark Taylor, Virginia Vogel,
Kent Webster, La Verne Wilmeth, Tynetta Wilson, Jane Wolfe, and Margaret Jane Zimpfer,
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HOSTESS CLUB
FRONT ROW: Tiny McGehee, Cloe Teal Dunlap, Nola Kennison, Isabel Felter, Joyce Fleming, Wanda Lee Ellis, Bessie
Winchester.
SECOND ROW: Marsalla Wiedly, Gerry Moore, Winona Kelly, Lena Mae Walker, Marilyn Cooper, Bess Evelyne Berry.
THIRD ROW: Mrs. Elizabeth Fly, Sponsor, Betty Brock, Nadine Roye, Betty Murrel Capps, Lucia Burnett, Jimmie Lee Osborne,
Laverne Freeman.
FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF TEXAS
FIRST ROW: Leona Brooks, Florence Gochnauer, Nell Ward, Betty Hamilton, Jerry Ann Sopher, Georgiana Waghorn, Pauline
Prickett, Zelmarie Mauasco, Georgia Bell Currie, Mary Frances Burch.
SECOND ROW: Mrs, Donald, Sponsor, Kathleen Bills, Gloria Jane Webb, Joyce Jean Webb, Yvonne Reynolds, Paula Jane Min-
cher, Wilma Jean Murphy, Georgia Burleson, Vera Harp, Maxine Beard, Mary Whidden.
THIRD ROW: Betty Moore, Roma Dale Speck, Billy Grace Green, Barbara Baker, Inez Darnell, Dolly Williams, Joye Crittenden,
Dorothy Archebald.
LAST ROW: Nellie Lindsey, Edna Houston, Nancy Case, Pauline Whiddon, Milma Berry.
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HI-Y
FIRST ROW: Robert Montgomery, Robert Wheatley, Patty West-Sweetheart, James Andrews, Robert Ewell.
SECOND ROW: John Sissom, Jack Martin, Ken Radey, Billy Schell, Jim Bush.
LAST ROW: Pat Newman, Fred Siedenstrang, Curtis Polm, Kenneth Rice.
SOPHOMORE HI-Y CLUB
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FIRST ROW: Bobby Flores, Ray Watkins, William Campbell, Galen Hays, Harold Dean, W. Russell Smith, sponsor
LAST ROW: Richard Moore, James Coontz, Bill Gooclson, Don Stonley, Bert Matthews,
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TRI-HI-Y
FRONT ROW: Anna Ruth Gray, Lurine Roddy, Edna Reeves, Dorothy Trice, Pat McClarney, Pauline Smith, Mary Kathryn Bar-
nard, Winnie Vee Shockley, Cloe Teal Dunlap.
SECOND ROW: Willa Jean Payne, Carolena Cooper, Kathryn Perryman, Marion Durkee, Barbara Trice, Norma Carlson, Relda
Young, Mary Lee Cox, Lorna Lieberknecht.
THIRD ROVV: Joyce Hamic, Doris Coffee, Margaret Wickham, Nancy Caldwell, Dorothy Van Pelt, Wilma Priest, Judy Elliott,
Phyllis Evans, Dorothy Marshall, Faye Wardle.
LAST ROW: Pauline Priclcett, Kathryn Bledsoe, Marie Bennett, Mrs. C. C. Shaller, sponsor, Dorothy Decker, Andree Connelly,
Bobbie Lupher, Marcella Weigley.
SOPHOMORE TRI-HI-Y
FIRST ROW: Jean Chandler, Melva Nelle Jones, Ruby Lauder, Gleva Tuttle, Patsy Elrod, Colleen Ford, Juanita Sharp, Nell
Ward, La Una Blade, Betty Lois Hamilton, Lona Lee Conners, Elizabeth Ann Norton
SECOND ROW: Miss Adelle Shows, Sponsor, Wilda Williams, Florine Sparks, Donna Jean Roth, Virginia Vogel, Verna Lou Single-
ton, Cole-eta Davidson, Kathleen Bills, Nona Coleman, Jane Ann Hodges, Peggy Gene Love.
THIRD ROW: Lanelle Ledbetter, La Verne Wilmeth, La Verne Salyer, Darlean Tieman, Louise Walker, Roberta Wright, Cumo
Roberts, Betty Jane Houston, Eunice Faye Williams, Jane Wolfe,
FOURTH ROW: Edna Mae Nutt, Helen Louise Khoury, Bobby Lynn Johnson, Betty Grace Smith, Wanda McCarthy, Vivian Cas-
tleberry, Mildred King, Mary Lou Streuber.
LAST ROW: Nell Bell, Merle Jo Cable, Betty Jeanne Smith, Doris Pierce, Jean Townes.
MOVIE AND CAMERA CLUBS
FRONT ROW: Charles Andrews, Joe Mcllroy, Billy Nugent, Gene Clardy, Charles Adams, T. C. Brown.
LAST ROW: Denny Plumlee, Jack Landers, Bob Wray, Mr. Gordon, sponsor, Bill Jenkins, Loy Stockton, Bill Kinclall.
THESPIAN
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FRONT ROW: Robert Field, Mary Ann Dudley, Nancy Coldwell, Adelaide Horton,, Joy Florey, Mary Kathryn Barnard, Celeste
Cheshire, Dorothy Al Marshall, Kenneth Linn.
SECOND ROW: Yvonne Brown, Jean Bechtel, Kathryn Spector, Connie Fuqua, Mildred Stinson, Donna Boyd, Betty Roberts, Mrs.
N. N. Whitworth, sponsor, Lou Anna Price.
LAST ROVV1 Edna Mae Nutt, Robert French, Patricia McClarney, Bill Dickson, Jack Dyke, John Sissorn, Eileen Smith.
Members not in picture: Lucy Ratlitf, Mary Elizabeth Weatherly, Euna Rue Oldtather, Nancy Meyer, Donna Boyd, Bobby
OfKeete, Earlene Short.
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LOS VIAJEROS
FRONT ROW: Travis Tadlock, Euna Rue Oldtather, Betty Cowart, Katherine Warnix, Lawanna Price, Eunice Fay WiIIiams,'Co-
leeta Davidson, Jimmie Lois Osborne, Cora Russell, sponsor.
SECOND ROW: Jane Wolfe, Ross Kauthold, Julius Mendel, Jean Blank, Dalien Tieman, La Vada Paul, Lorna Jean Lieberknecht,
Mary Lee Cox.
THIRD ROW: Max Alsobrook, Norma Hammonds, Nancy Caldwell, Bobbie Lynn Johnson, Marilyn Cooper, Mary Browning,
Relda Young, Joyce Hightower.
FOURTH ROW: I-I, O. Pitt, Jimmy Wilson, Audrey Lambdin, Katherine Miller, Fay Wilson, Juanita Davis, Marion Durkee, Mary
Lau Strueber.
FIFTH ROW: John Allen, Harold I-Ienslee, Fred Brady, James Maberry, Lina Haug. I
FRONT ROW: Jane Everline, Patsy Restine, Wilda Williams, Phyllis Foreman, Charles Adams, Evelyn McCarty, Timmye Evelyn
Berg, Jeannette Frazier, Mary Frances Russell.
SECOND ROW: Nave Coleman, Margaret Wickham, Bettye Elliott, Shirley Jackson, Maxine Deason, Katherine Perryrnan, June
Richmond, Wanda Band, Anna Moreland.
THIRD ROW: Miss Anno Klapproth, sponsor, Phillip Billau, Paul Richardson, Judith Elliott, Billie Cohea, Margaret Newcomer,
Becky Stockton,
LAST ROW: Jack CauIe,', John Morgan, Margaret Zimpter, Mary Nell Gibson, Juanita Konkle, Betty Jean Smith, Joan Yeager.
Members not pictured: Audrey Janes, La Verne Wilmeth, Mark Taylor, Jack Mothershed, Jonnie Dean Reneau, Ruth Lauder, Billy
.also , 1- it Lou Armstrong, Joe Mcllroy, Irene Wallace
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SECRETARIAL CLUB
MEMBERS: Blanche Bringold, Betty Brooch, Kitty Cunningham, Jane Dice, Janice Dillion, Cloe Teal Dunlap, Barbara
Flanders, Clylas Knight, Shirley Maxfield, Helen Montgomery, Frances Overturf, Dorothea Mae Ruth, Wanda Scrivens, Nelda
Sizemore, Zelda Sizemore, Winnie Vee Shockley, Dorothy Van Pelt, Marcella Weigley, Patty West, Billie Woods.
LIBRARY SERVICE OR!GANlZATlON
FRONT ROW: Juanita Hamby, Melva Nell Jones, Dorothy Martin, Celeste Cheshire, Helen Montgomery, Jean Compton, Jane
Everline, Nell Colby, Harold Dean.
SECOND ROW: Margaret Wickham, Joyce Hightower, Winona Kelly, Phyllis Foreman, Cumo Roberts, Aline Harrington, Cloe
Teal Dunlap, Dean Brown.
THIRD ROW: Jimmie Holmes, James Mayberry, Myrtis Broome, Betty Frandeson, Mary Elizabeth Weatherly, Ernestine Gooden,
Adelle Bentley, William Magnuson, Elbertine Reeder, sponsor,
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GLEE CLUB
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FIRST ROW: Ruth Lauder, Mariorie McKitterick, Dorothy Jean Martin, Donna Potter, Kitty Cunningham, Miss Mabel Rowan, di-
rector, Glenn Randall, Peggy Hall, Eileen Smith, Valeta Jo McCoy, Lucy Mae Ratlitt.
SECOND ROIN: Thelma Pollard, Jay Mattix, Joyce Knox, Patsy Mae Flynn,, Lawanna Killian, Mariorie XA!ilkinson, Betty Cathy,
Anna Rene Batson, Lois Wilson, Betty Vvhited.
THIRD ROW: Dorothy Ballew, Jean Salmons, Jan Castleberry, Billie Jane Clark, Marie Bennett, Gwen Lotta, Janice Dillion, Pat
McClarney, Betty Moore, Adelaide Horton.
FOURTH ROW: Judson Roope, Gene Lawson, Charles Davis, Verlen Coberly, Bill Fanning, Bob Keen, G. W. Boskin, Ira Lee,
Melvyn Cobb.
LAST ROW: Bobby Kemp, Carrol Hall, Rhea Chilton, H. R, Owens, Donald Stinson, Edward Hathaway, Ross Kauthold, Philip
Bennett.
MEMBERS: Roy Burgett,
Myron Dorman, Donald
Field, Arthur Grove, Bil-
ly Keith Irwin, John Mor-
gan, Collie Moye, Fred
Siedenstrang, Mark Tay-
lor, Carlton Thompson,
George Thornton, Donna
Jean Autrey, Glenna
Ruth Bell, Barbara Box!
well, Betty Brock, Betty
Myrle Capps, Coleeta Da-
vidson, Le Etta Roe Da-
vis, Maxine Deason, Ha-
zel Ruth Denson, Donda
Dodson, Betty Jean Fa'
theringham, Betty Ann
Fine, Frances Fox, Emily
Gean Gear, I-lorocine
Gibson.
A CAPPELLA CHOIR ,
Alice Lee Gist, Ruth
Gloss, Betsy Ann How-
ard, Patricia Jones, Jean
Josey, Elizabeth Johnson,
Betty Nan Kelly, Frances
Sue King, Nora Jeanne
Lamb, Lorna Jean Lieber-
knecht, Betty Ann Long,
Martha Lois McCorter,
Elaine Montgomery, Kath-
erine Perryman, Gloria
Pyeatt, Betty Ruth Ravey,
Sue Rogers, La Verne
Salyer, Betty Grace
Smith, Wanda Sizemore,
Betty Jo Stockton, Betty
Tinkle, Neatha Turner,
Tynetta Wilson.
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MEMBERS: Max Alsobrook, Wesley Askew, Elaine Baker, G'enna Lee Batter, Phillip Billau, Billy Bogarcl, .lim Boggs, Dwight
Bradley, Jayne Bray, Jerry Briscoe, Eula Jean Burnett, Ruth Mary Calvert, Morris Cobb, Alfred Daniel, Eugene Daughtee, Bill
Dial, Bill Doherty, Don Edelman, Wanda Lee Ellis, Phyllis Ely, Martha Evans, Phyllis Evans, Joe Foran, Hugh Farmer, Reynold
Gardner, Beatrice Garrett, Darrell Gaut, Dick Gifford, Ruth Glass, Wallace Goodmen, Bill Goodson, Nina Griggs, George Groves,
Iris Hall, lmogene Henry, Bob Hill, Peggy Warick, Russell Howe, Reid Hughes, Donnie Jean Hurd, Betty Jane Husted, Elizabeth .lor-
don, Cecil Langmack, Bob Leachman, Lanelle Ledbetter, Eldon Lehman, Merlin Maness, Bert Matthews, Albert McKinney, Julius Men-
del, Maurice Meredith, Richard Moore, Lynn Paul, Walden Pavillard, Margie Randall, Marvin Redding, Dotty Reynolds, Neil
Rhodes, Paul Richardson, Bobby Rigler, Helen Rippey, June Roffey, Wayne Rutledge, Delbert Sahli, Myma Ruth Satterfield, J. U.
Schatter, Jane Speck, Stuart Stoops, Thomas Stovall, Elmer Stroup, Billy Toombs, Raymond Trent, Jeanne Triplett, C. A. Turner,
Fred Llhrich, Alvis Veazey, Veeda Wales, Donnie Wanser, Kent Webster, Zella Mae Wible, Eleanor Wilson, Rue Wilson, Ruth
Wise, Boy Wray, Dale Wright, J. C. Wright, Robert Wright, Oscar Wise, conductor.
H ORCHESTRA
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FIRST ROW: Orie Phillips, Virginia Roberson, Anna Lou Armstrong, Jonnie Dean Reneau, Kathryn Walker, J. C. Wright, Jimmy
Miller, Ruth Wise, Phillip Billau.
SECOND ROW: LaVada Paul, Virginia Vogel, Lorene Speer, Melton Lepard, Phyllis Evans, Helen Rippey, George Groves, Zella
Mae Wible, Imogene Henry, Veeda Wales, Bert Matthews, Lanelle Ledbetter.
LAST ROW: Jane Everline, Ruth Lauder, Elaine Baker, Lloyd Veazey, Dan Morton, Oscar Wise-Conductor.
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F!RST ROW: Mary Nell Gibson, Peggy Woodson, Becky Stockton, Margaret Barker, Kathryn Spector, Mrs. Coffee, sponsor.
SECOND ROW: Leo Southern, Dorothy Lloyd, Frances Smith, Bill Jenkins, Robert French, Kenneth Johnson.
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SECOND ROW: Judy Elliott, Pat McCIarney, Bobby O'Keet'e, Alice Craig, Johnny Sissom.
THIRD ROW: Connie Fuqua, Edward Hathaway, Lay Stockton, Mrs., N. N. Whitwarth, sponsor
ROTC - STAFF OFFICERS AND COMPANY A
TOP PICTURE:
FRONT ROW: Lieutenont Donnell, Cadet Colonel Irvin Wall, Honorary Cadet Colonel Elaine Jolinson, Cadet Lieutenont Colonel
Dawson Bray, Cadet Coptain G. A. Tomlinson.
LAST ROW: Cadet Lieutenant Colonel James Andrews, Honorary Codet Lieutenant Colonel Dean Wright, Cadet Lieutenont
Colonel Arthur Ball, Honorary Codet Lieutenant Colonel Janice Westmoreland.
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BATTALION DRILL AND TARGET PRACTICE
TRADE AND INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION
I. Another T. Edison. 4. He knows what he is doing.
2. The closs Tho? works, 5. Does he? Yes,
3. A wizord of The formulas, 6, The modern method of FJUIIIFIQ your nose to the grindstone
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l. The entire group. 4. The cash register is prociicolly ringing now
2. A window disployer dehnce. 5. Wonnu buy 0 hot?
3. And such u pretty scnesgirl, foo. 6. A perfect Mend of Colors,
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Fine Jewelry Railroad Watch Inspector
Diamonds Watch Repair Service
Watches Diamond Setting
L. N. PITTMAN
Phone 2-1419 Jeweler and Optometrist 510 Polk St.
Father: lt's a good plan, my dear, to think before you speak.
.loan lvl.: But, Dad, by the time I do that the girls have changed the subject.
Nationally Famous Clothes for the Young Men
Smartly Styled Togs for Campus and Dress Wear
Phone 2-2904 604 Polk St.
.IUNKIN DRY GOODS CO.
"The Store for Yard Goods"
613 Taylor St. Amarillo, Texas
LOW A CONVENIENT
CASH PRICES - PR'Cff"T4U" - . TIME PAYMENTS l
A Department Store for the Entire Family
Mrs. Brokaw: Lto a student who is halt an hour latei: You should have been here at
ine o'clock.
Charles T.: leagerlyl: Why, what happened?
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9th and Tyler
6th and Louisiana
"We Give S 81 H Green Stamps"
Telephone 6231
Telephone 6922
1. The sun must have been shining. 2. They're being followed
3. ThuT's no smile!
4, WhoT's The matter? 5. He'II be busy Tonight, of home.
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AMARILLO HOTEL TAILOR SHOP
For Quick Service ond Good Work
A. L. Corbin, Mgr.
W COMPLINIYENTS OF
POOL DRUG STORES
IL N2.-.1JI IQSQI I 521.21
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PHONE 4371 PHONE 8256 SANTA FE BLDG.
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Dick C.: Since I met you I con't eot, I con't sIeep, I cc1n't drink.
Borboro B.: Icoylyi Why not?
Dick: I'm broke!
Compliments of
RULE BUILDING GARAGE
Phone 2-1295 215-217 P0114
Thomas Moore: Chorles Hughes sure takes the worst possible view of everything
Gene C.: A pessimist, eh?
Thomcs: No, he's cw condid comero fiend., .
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Eunice W.: B-cn-n-ci-neo-n-o-n--gosh, I con spell it but I don't know when to stop
Best Wishes
from
PANHANDLE OUTDOOR ADVERTISING CO.
Ross D. Rogers, Mgr.
Compliments of if -2
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Auto-Lite Batteries
Compliments of
DATE and M. Z. WILSON
W 2IO West 6th Phone 2-4349 y
They marked the exams so strictly, they tlunked him tor having a period upside down
Com Iiments of
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Leroy B.: I don't like these photographs at all. I look like an ape! D
Photographer: You should have thought ot that before you had the pictures take
Compliments to the
Graduates of I942
from
AMARILLO HARDWARE COMPANY
Phone 5318
807-809 Polk
Martha VV.: Are you going to let that redhead get your boy triend?
Betty K.: No. I'II dye tirst.
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7 UP PANHANDLE CO.
D. E. McGlasson, Mgr.
Always Use
GOLD MEDAL "Kitchen Tested" Flour and RED STAR "Perfect Process" Flour
Milled by
GENERAL MILLS, INC.
" A Home Institution"
Amarillo, Texas
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2. She got him.
3, Swing it, boyl
O. M. FRANKLIN SERUM COMPANY
Hall Medford, Branch Manager
310 Polk Street Amarillo, Texas
B 81 M CLEANERS
Cleaners, Dyers, and Hatters
l6th at Tyler Phone 8221
I-I ER Side!
I'm the one that's going
to do the housekeeping-
the one he will praise,
or blame, for how the
place is run-so
I want modern gas equipment
for the 4 big iobs:
COOKING, HEATING, REFRIG-
ERATION AND WATER HEATING!
HIS Side!
I'm a crank about good
cooking and I want our
home to be attractive
and comfortable, too
-so I've agreed
with Jane IOOCX: on
a CP Range, Electrolux,
Automatic Water Heater
and Thermostatic Home Heating
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THE DEBATE TEAM PRACTICING .
BARTON'S GROCERY
Superior Groceries and Meats Friendly Service
522 West Sixteenth Phone 7205
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to the sfudenf body of T942
Z'1fXz5TGfZLllZf5I :Alaskan :Service
Ruth Donaldson, Owner
BOXWELL BROS.
Ambulance Funeral Directing
Phone 521 1
AMARILLO DUMAS
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Mrs. C. C. Cunningham W, J, "Bill" Beechler
CUNNINGHAM FLORAL COMPANY '
Amarillo's Leading Florists
One Location
2511 West Sixth
Telegraph Flowers
Amarillo, Texas
THE AMARILLO BOWL
Bowling at Its Finest
1015 Polk St. Phone 2-5714
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During the preceding week mother was trying to teach Mary Nell table etiquette
was her result:
Mary Nell G.: Pass the butter!
Mrs. Gibson: It what?
Mary Nell: If you can reach if.
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Insurance of All Kinds
606 Taylor Phone 6381 I
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A. H. S. Graduates
of 1942
PHILLIPS PETROLEUM CO.
GIRLS' BASKETBALL INTRAMURAL TEAMS
President, Edno Houston
Monoger, Lenoo Brooks
Compliments of
y JENKINS ONE-STOP SERVICE
l Open All Night
17 Years Dependable Service
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Joe M.: l call my girl "Pe-och."
Bob O.: Why? So sweet?
Joe M.: No. She has a heart of stone.
flair!--Yes
Portraits can have it too! I
Let us show you what is newest.
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James A.: Everytime I have a cup of tea I get a stabbing pain in my right eye, What
shall l do?
PatS.1 Take the spoon out of your cup."
Y E Y Y YPCompIiments of
BRIGHT'S STUDIO
Nunn Bldg.-Room 217
i Corner 5th and Polk Phone 2-1428
1 FURR FOOD STORES INCORPORATED
I Your Guarantee of Satisfaction
Quality Foods at the LOWEST of Prices
I One in Your Neighborhood
Joyce C.: Oooooh, Edward, I'd love to meet a snowman!
Edward H.: A snowman? Why?
Joyce: Because they just melt in your arms.
The ,1.,-,. M ,H , ,am W ,
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lFormerly Plains Office Supplyl '
3 Bill Dee Phone 2-4323
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"We Seek to Serve"
l RYNDERS JR. DEPT. sToRE
Free Parking 3310 West 6th Ave.
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Compliments of
MAXOR DRUG STORES
No. 'l-'l61h 8: Jackson No. 2--Fisk Building
Phone 6256 Phone 8214
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The study hall .... The rendezvous for lesson-learning . . .Where new acquaintances are made and old
ones broken.
Compliments of
CITY SIGN CO.
609 Harrison Sf. Amarillo, Texas
V. M. Rippey
B A L l. A R D ' S
Dependable "Sec" Cleaners
Phone 4397 T215-l2l7-T219 Polk ST.
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Compliments of
POTTER COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY
Sam J. Aronson, Oliver-Eakle Bl
W. L. Askew, Rule Bldg.
R. P. Black, Rule Bldg.
Ben T. Blackwell, Fisk Bldg.
Sam K. Broyles, Rule Bldg.
Fred J. Crumley, Fisk Bldg.
J. J. Crume, Fisk Bldg.
J. Ralph Carroll, 703 Harrison
T. P. Churchill, Amarillo Bldg.
Geo. M. Cultra, Fisk Bldg.
Walter Dine, Fisk Bldg.
Frank Duncan, Amarillo Bldg.
R. A. Duncan, Amarillo Bldg.
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W. F. Dutton, Oliver-Eakle Bldg.
Kenneth Flamm, Amarillo Bldg.
Robt. T. Foster, Groom, Texas
M. L. Fuller, City Hall
Nan L. Gilkerson, Fisk Bldg.
R. D. Gist, Fisk Bldg.
A. B. Goldston, Fisk Bldg.
J. W. Gustin, Rule Bldg.
Neal Hall, Fisk Bldg.
l. J. Haugen, Veterans' Hospital
J. W. Hendrick, Fisk Bldg.
J. D. Jordaan, Fisk Bldg.
Richard Kevs, Fisk Blda.
Melvin K. Knight, Rule Bldg.
W. R. Klingensmith, Fisk Bldg.
H. H. Latson, Amarillo Bldg.
J. R. Lemmon, Fisk Bldg.
Dan H. Loving, Fisk Bldg.
A. F. Lumpkin, Amarillo Bldg.
Hugh Lumpkin, Amarillo Bldg.
David M. Marcley, Fisk Bldg.
Members
Don S. Marsalis, Rule Bldg.
F. P. Miller, Fisk Bldg.
W. O. Murphy, Fisk Bldg.
J. B. Ozier, 4231 West 'l2th St.
Guy Owens, Amarillo Bldg.
L. K. Patton, 803 Harrison St.
Ralph B. Payne, Fisk Bldg.
Evelyn G. Powers, Fisk Bldg.
Geo. Powers, Fisk Bldg.
Howard Puckett, Amarillo Bldg.
B. M. Puckett, Amarillo Bldg.
N. C. Prince, Fisk Bldg.
I. Rasco, Fisk Bldg.
D. Roach, Lucerne Apts.
E. E. Reeves, Oliver-Eakle Bldg.
E. A. Rowley, Amarillo Bldg.
Geo. T. Royse, Fisk Bldg.
J. R. Robberson, Amarillo Bldg.
W. J. Shudde, Fisk Bldg.
Ernestine Smith, Fisk Bldg.
A. J. Streit, Fisk Bldg.
R. R. Swindell, Amarillo Bldg.
Wm. B. Thomas, Fisk Bldg.
Walter Van Sweringen, Amarillo Bldg
J. H. Vaughn, Fisk Bldg.
G. T. Vineyard, Amarillo Bldg.
R. T. Vineyard, Oliver-Eakle Bldg
Geo. M. Waddill, Fisk Bldg.
R. F. Wertz, Amarillo Bldg.
W. H. Wheir, Amarillo Bldg.
J. B. White, Rule Bldg.
J. G. Willoanks, Fisk Bldg.
A. E. Winsett, Fisk Bldg.
J. R. Wrather, Amarillo Bldg.
Besf Wishes 'ro the
Class of 'I942
AMARILLO BAR ASSOCIATION
Compliments of
AMARILLO DENTAL SOCIETY
Stuart W. Browning, Fisk Bldg.
W. M. Curl, Fisk Bldg.
w. 1. Damn, Fisk Bldg.
F. W. Dodson, Fisk Bldg.
C. D. Ewing, Fisk Bldg.
W. E. Gibbon, Rule Bldg.
C. O. Hess, Oliver-Eakle Bldg.
Geo. G. Ingham, Amarillo Bldg.
T. B. Jones, Oliver-Eakle Bldg.
MEMBERS
F. Q. Kelleam, Fisk Bldg.
J. B. Landers, Amarillo Bldg.
John W. Makeig, Amarillo Bldg
W. R. Moody, Fisk Bldg.
R. P. Parcells, Fisk Bldg.
R. L. Rogers, Fisk Bldg.
W. B. Stevenson, Fisk Bldg.
B. Younger, Oliver-Eakle Bldg.
Jack Younger, Amarillo Bldg.
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THE GLOBE-NEWS STATION
1440 Kilocycles
The NBC Outlet for the Panhandle
At school for the first time, the small boy started to sob bitterly.
What is the matter, Neal? asked the teacher.
Please, Mrs. Smith, I don't like school. And I've got to stay here till I'm fourteen
Don't let that worry you, said Mrs. Smith. I've got to stay here till I'm sixty-tive.
Compliments of
CARLTON-FLOREY GROCERY COMPANY
AN AMARILLO BUSINESS SUPPORTING AMARILLO INSTITUTIONS
Featuring Nationally Known Merchandise
Dole Fancy Pineapple and Pineapple .Iuice
Del Haven Canned Fruits and Vegetables
Gold Bar Canned Fruits
Melvin C.: lot dinnertr Dad, are caterpillars good to eat?
Mr. C. Iseverelylr Haven't I told you never to mention such things at the table?
Mrs. C.: Why did you ask that question, Melvin?
Melvin: I iust saw one on Dad's lettuce, but it's gone now.
Compliments of
THE BANK THAT FAVORS SAVERS
THE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK
OF AMARILLO
Member of Federal Insurance Corporation
YW- W Y I
LA AIROSA STAFF AT WORK
The snapping snooper prepares to snop.
in this picture you see the editor reolly working.
VVouldn't you like to dictate To her?
Nell wields Q mean brush.
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The business staff in c round-toble discussion.
And you will find them like this every clay, too
Quiet! Genuis at work!
Thot's what we like, used receipt books.
How to Guard Your Eyesight
and get more
OUT CF LIGHT
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lt'S m0l'e fUl1 and less eyestrain Q
when you sink back in bed
wlth a book lf the bulb ln
your pin-up is a 100-watt.
Southwestern
PUBLIC SER VICE
Company
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Compliments of
POWDER PUFF BEAUTY PARLOR
2 Amarillo Bldg. Phone 4925
L- ,-
l. Hof dog! No more lessons for awhile, of least not until 2. J. D. ond his Model T. Llt's really on A., but T, rhymes
tonight. beftenxj
Compliments
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iiQ"-145 36 : -Q Completely Air-Conditioned on
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Compliments ot l
HARDEMAN-KING CO.
"Millers of Merit"
LORD'S
Shop With Assurance of Quality Merchandise
"Make Our Store-Your Store"
725 Polk Phone 2-2068
J. W. C.: My father is a brave man, he is. He killed tive lions and an elephant in
Africa singlehandecl.
James H.: Bosh, that's nothing, my dad bought a new sedan when ma wanted a
coupe!
Dr. T. M.dMontgomery H Mike Montgomerym K
MONTGOMERY 8g MONTGOMERY y
Doctors of Optometry l
703-4-5iOliver-EaklevBldg. V m?n Amarillo, Texasfw
SPIKES-TRUITT PONTIAC COMPANY
909-'l'I Tyler Street Telephone 4201 1
Amarillo, Texas
Alice M.: Oh, dad, how Wonderful it is to be olive! The world is too good tor ony-
'P
thing. Why isn't everyone happy.
Father: Who is he this time?
Mannaw-7HuMAs
HARDWARE COMPANY
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i. Dusty wods . . . 2. Rough ond tough. 3. Nice looking tree. 4. Refuse. 5. i wont on introduction! 6. Lei's go swim-
ming. 7. A working mon. 8. A trio out looking. 9. Quite o loud. IO. Very impersonal. ii. Monoionous, isnfi it? 12. A
mid-summer nighT's dream. 13. A victim of the summer hem? 14. l'd like Too, boyi! i5. Wiilw The green gross growing
oli around . . .
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Credit ff. V,7LfiJQX -Kfmi-T Silverware
P Y Jewelry, Clocks
Qs iCi' kno' 2133296
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oTriNoER's I
WEST TEXAS SHOE SHOP T
"Business Comes Where IT's Invited and l
STays Where IT's Taken Core Of" i
V i i if 'IT6 EaST 7Th T
Donna B.: Do you know vvhaf TermiTes do?
PaT M.: Navy.
Donna: ThaT's righT.
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MCCARTT SUPER MARKET
"CUT The CosT of Living"
1OTh 81 Taylor STS.
Car Mechanic: Use your nood'e. lady. Use your noodle.
BeTTy lvl.: My goodness, where is The noodfe? l've pushed and pulled everyThing
Ise in This car!
CongroTulaTions To The Class of '42
HOLLYWOOD DRESS SHOPPE
715 Polk
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Phone 6921 l
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Buili' To SERVE BETTER-LAST LONGER-COST LESS TO OPERATE
CULLUM MOTOR COMPANY, INC.
Disfributor
Amarillo, Tenfasf W f W in i if J
A natal.: - DI
Kid Headquarters
BoTh Old and Young
'I4Th and Polk Ice Cream, Drinks, Sandwiches
Phone 5732
Congratulations to Class of '42 ,
DIXIE and JANE DICE I
, Dixie Dice School of Dancing
I. This is our school flag. Nice, isn't it? 2. The Drum Maier and ahe Queen ol the Band, as if we didn't know. 3. The
are, as you should know, our two expert twirlers,
5 . Good Luck Graduates
I in All Your Endeavors'
I X up We Wish You Everything You Wish
t Yourselves
1 ' """ ' ' Sandie Headquarters For Years
Compliments of
MAXFIELD DRUG STORE
201 west 6th
Phone 7665 Amarillo, Texas
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I BARFIELD LUMBER COMPANY
I
I Complete Building Service
I T. J. Wagner, Manager
FOX DRUG COMPANY
Neighborhood Stores
2121 Washington
I 4th and Pierce
D ,, fa, 2 iw, , ,, ., W .
3520 Line Ave.
A tommyhawk is what if you go to
sleep suddenly and wake without
hair, there is an Indian with.
MOTOR TUNE-UP SERVICE BATTERY AND IGNITION SERVICE
l CLARK DYE Fhillips 66 Service Station
' 2701 Line Ave, Amarillo, Texas
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I SEARS Roesucic 8m co.
"Your Friendly Family Store"
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CAPITOL HOTEL
Amarillo, Texas
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I MCKNIGHT TRANSFER L. 3. s. co., INC.
I R. C. JORDAN
I Tiomiplimgits oti T 7 vi
J. W. HILL FURNITURE CO.
, 911 Polk
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Phone 9012
W SANDIES
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I. Cecil never misses, very IHULI1. 4. Look at that Charles fake cn pam
2. Who? o mon. 5. ln ogoin for A. H. S.
3. Change the score, Ed, 'cause Jc1mie's shoo1in'! 6. Perfect stance, thc1t's what it is.
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V KWITCHERKIKKIN
i AMARILLO LAUNDRY 8. DRY CLEANERS -
Harrison at Third Street Phone 8251
JONES-ROBERTS SHOE STORE S
"Shoes for Every Occasion"
805 Polk St. Amarillo, Texas Telephone 2-2881
Donnie W. was taking his first trip on a train. When the conductor came through
the car and called for tickets Donnie readily gave up his. A few minutes later the train
boy coming through called, "Chewing gum!"
"Never!" cried Donnie, bravely. "You can take my ticket, but not my gum!"
Tw'vE'E'2W E '4g'f E 'E E' it 'W'iA ""Au"'A lwiwvi
CRETNEY DRUG STORES
The Panhandle's Leading Drug Stores
l Amarillo-Pampa-Borger
GUNN-HINERMAN TIRE COMPANY
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Goodyear Tires-General Electric Appliances
Jack D.: What are the three words most used by students?
J. E. W.: iAtter a pauset l don't know.
Jack D.: Correct.
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i Ready-to-Wear 7 Millinery
Faye S. Gordon Un Kitty Kerrigan
TYPEWRITER SERVICE COMPANY
'l'l'l-B East Third St. Phone: 2-T313 Amarillo Texas
Portable Typewriters Victor Adding Machines
R. M. Kiclwell
l We rent and repair all makes of typewriters and adding machines. w
" SANDIE RESERVES
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I. Wimpy the Sharpshootor.
2. Glenn th Gladiator.
3. Two-bt t g od.
4 An p t the by t
PIERCE STREET GREENHOUSE
Flowers for Any and All Occasions
T805 South Pierce Street Phone 7'I'I7
BORN WITH THE SOUTHWEST
8 9
SAFE ICE CREAM
Made from Grade A Dairy Products
AN AMARILLO INSTITUTION
THOMAS BAKERY
Home of Mother's Bread, Fine Cakes and Pastries
906 Polk St.
Pho
ne 2-3727
Billy Woods coming to her beauty parlor appointment 45
Did you take my time?
Next Customer: I didn't have to. You took it yourself.
minutes late:
S AMRGCK
Makes Mofory Sing!
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Landlord to lady seeking accommodations:
Have you any children?
No.
Any dog, cat, or canary?
No.
Piano, radio, or phonograph?
No, but l have a fountain pen that scratches.
JANSONIUS NURSERY COMPANY
K. Jansonius, Landscape Architect
1006 Monroe St. Amarillo, Texas
OFF TO THE FAIR
I. Aren'1 they good? Oh, Boy! 3. How did she get in Mere?
2. A Tour down the midway. 4, He's seem quite often in The hulls of A. H. S
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Sun-Ray Meat Products
Are Made in Amarillo-by Amarillo Workmen
PINKNEY PACKING CO.
Amarillo, Texas
John B.: Hi, there! What are you doing up in my cherry tree?
Cecil B.: Dere's a notice down dere to keep oft de grass.
WAGNER APPLIANCE CO.
Frigidaire Roper Gas Ranges Philco Radios
408 Pclk Phone 6919
Joanne H.: Daddy, who was Hamlet?
Mr. H.: Aren't you ashamed of your ignorance? Bring me the Bible and I'II show you
Congratulations
WALTER IRVIN, INC. I
LINCOLN-FORD-MERCURY
Modern Transportation
Second at Taylor Phone 4315
Congratulations
from
MURRY WATTS STUDIO
Phone 2-2756 613 Taylor St.
Always the Best in Entertainment
INTERSTATE TH EATRES
PARAMOUNT-STATE-CAPITOL-RIALTO
I. What a game! 3. What do you think ab
2. Marvel of science ee and hear the game at one time. 4. Eggin' us on.
Our Compliments to the
A. H. S. Graduates of 1942
AMARILLO TIMES
I63
MORRIS BROWNING
IClass of I905-A. H. SJ
COUNTY COMMISSIONER NO. I, POTTER COUNTY
SOUTHWESTERN STORE FIXTURE CO.
G. C. Matthews, Mgr.
Designers-Builders of Store, Office cmd Bank Fixtures
Factory to Store Delivery by Enclosed Trailer Van
KUYKENDALUS
"The College Shop"
Paramount Bldg. Phone 2-1972
LAMENT
I wish I were a kangaroo
Despite his funny stances
I'd have a place to put the iunk
My girl hands me at dancesl
Compliments of
SOUTHWESTERN INVESTMENT CO.
"The Friendly Finance Company"
Taylor at 'IOth Phone 6378
Compliments of
UJUZOU
PANHANDLIQ
INSURANCE
AGENCY
X Let US 50I"DIA"'NSUne You I
INSURANC ton VERYTHING
Taylor at Tenth Phone 6378
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Y. Around and around.
2. Just Too, Yoo ducky.
3. Wham? you doin' now?
4. How hsppy cmd corefref-.
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5. The line up.
6. Con? they read?
7. Well
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C. M. WILLIAMS 8g CO.
Furniture and Floor Covering
Distributors ofthe Following Nationally-Known Merchandise
Electrolux Refrigerators-Magic Chet 81 Anderson Ranges
Ward Floor Furnaces and
Athletic Equipment of All Types
615 Taylor St. Amarillo, Texas
Little .lack Hornet sat in a corner,
His radio tuned up high.
He listened a ghost, then turned it oft fast,
And said, "What a bad B. M. I."
Compliments of
FOXWORTH-GALBRAITH LUMBER COMPANY
Phone 8263 5th 8K Washington St.
Compliments of
TEXAS M 81 M
Waiter: Did you enioy your dinner, sir?
Bourden Rea: Yes, except the dessert, that was terrible.
Waiter: Did you have the plum tart or the lemon pie?
B. R.: I don't know. Anyhow, it tasted like glue.
Waiter: Ah! That was the plum tart, sir. The lemon pie tastes like paste.
KIRK DRUG STORE
Best Wishes for Class
of '42
COFFEE
It's Really Fresh
Visit Our Fountain
700 W. 16th Phone 9835
AMARILLO GARAGE 8. STORAGE, INC.
U. S. Tires Twenty Four Hour Service Texas Gas
3rcI ancl Polk
81
Phone 5271-5272 3rd and Tyler
MERRILY WE BOWL ALONG
31 YEARS IN AMARILLO
We are proud of our record in Amarillo during the past 31 years. We hope
for you as enjoyable next 31 years as we have had in the past.
WILLBORN BROS. CO., INC.
Tank Manufacturers
101-113 Houston St. Amarillo, Texas
Finest Beef Frozen Foods
ZERO LOCKERS cmd COLD STORAGE
First and Taylor Phone 2-5771
Texas Largest Locker Plant
'Ti T "We Cool the Sun"
AMARILLO TENT SQ AWNING CO.
Manufacturers of Awnings, Venetian Blinds, Window Shades
Phone 9430 i Ei H?
BARRICK CATTLE COMPANY
Specializing in Quality Stocker and Feeder Cattle
Office Amarillo Hotel Bldg. W. N. Barrick, Mgr.
Phone 2-3113 Hugh H. Wilson, Office
The preacher finished his sermon with:
"All liquor should be thrown in the river," and the choir ended singing, "Shall We
Gather At The River?"
Dick M. crept into the house
The cuckoo clock struck tour,
He crept close to The clock
Then cuckooed eight times more.
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9429
Benton's Paramount Lunch
DOCHE 8: CO.
Master Cleaners
408 Buchanan St. Phone 4378
Licensed Sanitone Cleaners
A long list of girls.
Oh, gui!
Huddie.
Writer, water, water.
Tsk! Tsic!
Three deep.
A knight in cirmour.
Going my woy?
Here's looking of you. W-
Me, wo.
The comero is This way
The iuckpoi.
lim left oUT again.
Top view.
Quite Q load.
Cheesecake.
Oh, good!
A working mon?
Yes, yes.
Compliments of
PLAINS PLUMBING COMPANY
310 West 7th Phone 6215
Compliments OFMT
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BIVINS SERVICE STATIONS
"The Best in Service"
3rd and Tyler 3rd and Fillmore
Salesman: Is your mother home?
John R.: Yessir.
Salesman: fatter knocking several tTmesI I thought you said she was home.
John: She is, but vve don't live here.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF AMARILLO
Security and Service
Since T889
Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Compliments of
TEXAS STEAM LAUNDRY 81 DRY
CLEANERS
A Complete Laundry 8. Dry Cleaning Service
Phone 7008 411 East 11th Ave
MILLER 84 MILLER MOTOR FREIGHT LINES
T101 Grant St. Phone 5328
STUDENT CONGRESS IN ACTION
I I y pl Y this woy . . . 2. Ask the mon who knows one. .. 3. He k h T t II b t
Soft Water Service does not cost. It Saves.
Let us tell you about it
SOFT WATER SERVICE CO.
Phone 2-3012 in M 706 West 16th
Compliments of
HARRIS FOOD STORES
In Amorilio Since 1909
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Complimenls of
DANUBE OIL CORPORATION
QOTA Rr
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THE ROTARY CLUB
Of Amarillo
N Wishes To exte ol g eehngs oncl best washes
, To The Semo Class of 1942
3 I H DAVIEC President
GORDON K MORRISON Sec etc y
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ONS' Our
Liberty
I L I
Intelligence J
'ln Safety
DOWN WITH MONDAY
Halt-chewed stocking---darn that clog!
Prunes tor breakfast, dismal fog,
Words that weren't exactly nice
When l fell upon the ice.
Unlearned lesson, English test
l"Students, this is not your best"i
Heaven, eliminate this blue clayg
Skip from Sunday night to Tuesdayl
Our Sincere Congratulations and Best Wishes
to the Class of '42
AMARILLO NATIONAL BANK
Member ot Federal Deposit insurance Corporation
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KEARNS GRAIN 8g SEED CO.
l Associated with Twelve Country Elevators
l Domestic-Export-Feed, Grain and Seed
Harry L. Kearns Robert L. Yeager
Phones 4338-4339 W kim? W M Amarillo, Texas
Compliments of
HALEY FURNITURE COMPANY
New and Used Furniture
RHEALEE HAT SHOP
801 South Polk Street
Showplace of the Southwest
SEAT OF LEARNING
The lad was dull at school you see
His dad took things to heart,
He took the lad across his knee
And there he made him smart!
Drink
063'
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In Bottles
SMILING SANDIE SQUAD
l. Our pride and joy. 4. Up, up, cmd owo-0-oy.
2. So near ond yet so for. 5L And another Wesferner bit the dust
3. Going down for fhe lost Time.
175'
HAGY, HARRINGTON, 84 MARSH
Producers ot Natural Gas, Motor Fuel, and
Liquefied Petroleum Gas Products
Congratulations and Best Wishes
to the Class of I942
Dear Billy Joe:
Come tomorrow evening sure. Papa is at home, but he is Iaid up with a very sore
foot. See? Elaine J.
Dear Elaine:
I can't come tomorrow evening. I'm laid up on account ot your tather's sore toot.
See? Billy Joe S.
I
Compliments of
VETESK MARKET 84 GROCERY
Particular Market for Particular People
AMARILLO PRINTING COMPANY
Job Printing-Publications-Catalogs
Featuring Quality-Plus Service
Amarillo, Texas I 'I2 East Fifth Phone 2-2857
Harvey Southworth
Wishes you
the greatest success in lite
OLDSMOBILES, BUICKS, PONTIACS, FORDS, CHEVROLETS
In tact, I am your car broker.
SOUTHWORTH MOTOR CO.
Phones 6391-6392 701 South Fillmore
Compliments of
BLACKSTONE CLEANERS
Phone 7377 208 West 10th
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-'31 7'
I. Look at Bob O'Keefe slave and toil for his teacher,
2. Ah, yes, Now for an evening of relaxation.
3. BiII's really telling you off.
BLACKBURN BROS.
CLOTHIERS
Est. 1906
Varsity-Town and Undergrad Suits
West Texas Largest and Finest Store for Men and Boys
E. B. MEYER
V Amarillo's Most Reliable Service Station
Sixth and Harrison Phone 6064
MARIZON CO.
Ladies Rea dy-to--Wear
Phone 2-0643 705 Polk St.
Mrs. W.: lentertaining Truett H. at dinner with the familylz Sister, why didn't you put
ci knife and fork at1'ruett's place?
Patty: Dicln't think he needed it. You said he eats like a horse.
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' G. G. LAING
Grocery, Bakery, Cafeteria and Market 1
Phone 8201 2121 Washington St. l
l We Appreciate Your Business
C Z 1 1 W C 'CP M l
Credit To All Amarillo
THE DIAMOND SHOP
"Home of Sam's Club of the Air"
514 Polk sf. Phone 2-4319 l
Mr. Wallace: You know that heat causes an obiert to expand and cold causes it to
contract. Now, can anyone give me a good example?
Rex D.: Well, in the summer the days are long and in the winter they're short,
Compliments of
CLOWE 81 COWAN, INC.
Amarillo, Texas
WE KNEW EACH OTHER WHEN
l. Lila Lee Brown 2. Juonifo Konkle 3. Gwendolyn Ely
4. Fronces Kennison 5. Bill Dickson 6. Helen 81 Jimmy Khoury
7. Earlene Roe 8. Kathryn Spector 9. Marion Durlcee
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Congratulations and Best Wishes
PLAINS CHEVROLET CO.
"Plains Service, Serves the Plains
Phone 2-T237-8-9 212 East 4th St.
Grady I'l.: What would you say to a girl who's so nervous she iumps into the nearest
man's arms if she's frightened?
Burt C.: I'ol say "BooI"
FE'Qmp'hhiQHfs of M
McAFEE'S INC.
The Panhandle's Oldest and Largest
Furniture Store
Miss Luther: Do you like O. Henry?
Mary Kathryn B.: No, the peanuts always stick in my teethi
Arthur B.: lat gun practicel Get ready. Aim. Fire at will.
John W.: Which one is Will?
in iCompIiments of A
THE WILSON STUDIOS OF MUSIC
' "We Develop Artists'
T013 Harrison St. Phone 7708
Adelle B.: Are you doing anything for that cold?
Jimmy K.: Well, I sneeze everytime it wants me to.
Compliments of
GUARANTY ABSTRACT and TITLE COMPANY
A. B. Jones, Mgr.
KILLOUGH 81 DAVIES
Campus Togs-Suits for Young Men
516 Polk
1. Suspended motion
2. Going up!
3. Coming down!
Compliments of
BROOME OPTICAL CO.
Dispensing Opticians
315-16 Fisk Building
Office Phone 6650 Residence Phone 4048
Compliments of
PALO DURO MOTOR TUNE UP
Bob J. Johnson Ed Putman
TENTH STREET DRUG STORE
B. C. Thompson, Proprietor
522 West 10th St. Phone 9330
SAN JACINTO PRESS
Amarillo's Only Community Newspaper
Modern Printing Department, Capable of Any Size Order
2812-14 West 6th Avenue W Phone 2-3491
SHAKESPEARE ON FOOTBALL
Down, down."-Henry IV
"An excellent pass."-The Tempest
"A touch, a touch, l do confess it."-Hamlet
"Let him pass but kill him rather."-Othello
"We must have bloody noses."-Henry lV
"But to the goal."-VVinter's Tale
They always talk who never think.
WOMAN'S EXCHANGE
Home Baked Foods-Hot Lunches
Bread, Rolls, Cinnamon Rolls, Pies
Decorated Birthday Cakes and Wedding Cakes, Party Cakes
1221 Polk St. M W i i Phone 5770
Oriental and American Rugs
Chinese Hooked Rugs
Established 1903 318 Polk St.
A' Khoury' Manager Amarillo, Texas
K 61 jf S 0715 FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS
Retinishers, Upholsterers and Manufacturers of Fine Furniture
410 West 7th Ave. y M A V Amarillo, Texas
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Superman Comics. 8. i'm looking, too.
Roil birds. 0. Yum, yum.
Boo! IO. "All clone cmd lonely."
Snow use. il. Bcxshfulness.
Sissy IQ. A stock of beauties.
"Deep in the heart of Texas" I3. Carefree youth.
l'm thinking the some. 14. Close up.
Aix
The shy creature.
So near ond yet so
How do you do?
Yes, you're in.
Summertime.
for-to the water
Compliments of
PANHANDLE LAUNDRY AND
DRY CLEANERS
A Splendid Laundry Shirt Service
201-3-5 Pierce Phone 2-2277
BARE TRUTH
Girls when they went for a swim
Once dressed like Mother Hubbard-
Novv they have a different whim
And dress more like her cupbodrd.
1
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.lomes F.: How did George breok his leg?
Bert W.: Well, do you see those steps over there?
James F.: Yes, I see them.
Bert W.: Well, George didn't.
McDAVID BROS.
Dry Goods
Home of Curlee Clothes-Vitality Shoes
il W 808 Polk
Compliments of
DICKSON DRUG
in Amarillo since
. e1?9?e. .
Compliments of
FLOYDE GARWOOD
Class of '24
Compliments of
WOOD-WEBB LUMBER COMPANY
1023 West 5th Phone 4366
I. The presentation ofthe scepter. 3. The queen is crowned.
2. The long, but honored walk. 4. Her moiesty, the queen.
5. Princess Deon.
Compliments of
SUNSET STABLES
15th and Georgia
LiNE AVENUE CLEANERS
3812 Line Avenue Telephone 2-2165
Clean Clothes Last Longer
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Accessories Howard
14th gt Tyler Musical Headquarters phone 6766
Katherine P.: lNhat's the ditterence between a barber and a sculptor?
Judy E.: I'II pass.
Katherine: A barber curls up and dyes, and a sculptor makes taces and busts.
Boys .....
Buy Your
R. O. T. C. Uniforms and Sports Wear
ARMY and NAVY STORE
201 East Fourth Phone 6403
Father: rcalling downstairsl: Young man, it's time tor you to go home.
Albert MJ Gosh, but your tather's a crank,
Father: foyerhearingw Well, when you don't have a self-starter, you need a crank
POTTS INGERTON SADDLE SHOP
Cowboy Boots
Belts-Saddle Repairing-Chaps
329 Polk St. Phone 2-0439 Amarillo, Texas
Compliments of
HYMIE CLAYTON
6th and Tyler Phone 4411
ORDWAY-SAUNDERS COMPANY
Loans-Bonds-Insurance
Amarillo, Texas Phone 2-2281
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1, Fay Wilson. 2. Miriam Corneil. 3. Annie Loy Laftirnare. 4. Betty Ruth Ravey. 5. Bill and Jack Hawkins. 6. Beverly
Ball. 7. Pauline Prickeif. 8. Bernice Sparks. 9. Donald Edleman. 10. Jane Dice. 11. Mary Barr. 12. Nora Jean Lamb.
13. Joyce Covey. 14. Connie Fuqua. 15. Billy Keith Irwin. 16. Maxine Deason. 17. Melvin Cobb. 18. Billie Louise
Gaines. 19. Elaine Johnson. 20. Aline Robinson. 21. Kenneth Linn. 22. La Vada Paul, 23. Ruth Ann Blessen. 24. Blanche
Bringold.
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FASHIONETTE and ACCESSORIES SHOPS
SmcirT SporTs STyles and Accessories
607 8s 816 Polk
Ivlrs. ATwood: Does your TaTher pray, Joy?
Joy F.: Yes, Teacher, when we saT down To supper IasT nighT The TirsT Thing he said
Was, "Good Lord! We've goT loeans again." A
BRING IT ON
Gaynor V.: "You oughT To Take chloroform."
Duane R,: "Yeh? Who Teaches IT?"
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201 Fillmore Amarillo, Texas Phone 5386
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Complimems of I
, FlNLEY's CLEANERS I
319 East 6Th Phone 2-0903
Punchy B.: I wish I had a nickel Tor every girl l've kissed!
Billy S.: Wham' would you do, buy a package oT gum?
Ray C.: Did you know John is playing end guard on The Team This year?
Ira Nae B.: End guard?
Ray C.: Sure, he siTs on The end of The bench and guards The vvaTer buckeT.
ComplimenTs of
RED and WHITE STORES
High School STucIenTs Are Invited
To Sleep, Ecii, and Dance or
AMARILLO HOTEL
C. S. Pryor, Mgr.
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Phone 9468 Amcirlllos Smortest Shopping Center H 3037 Polk St.
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M 81 L TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Phone 5263 COMPANY, Inc. Phone 5263
3rd ond Arthur St Bonded Warehouses--Amorillo, Texos l
Cogblimentsrfot
AMARILLO ABSTRACT CO.
Abstracts, Title Insurance, Escrows
406 B Polk St Phone 8577
Ladies Rea dy-to-Wear
F R A N K L l N ' S
Everything for the 'teen Age Girl
709 Polk Phone 2-4165 i
Compliments of
RUSSELL JEWELRY CO.
T23 East 5th St. Fhone 7406
Household Appliances
WESTERN LIGHT 8m SUPPLY CORP.
Tappan Gas Ranges
410 Polk St. Fhone E384 N
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ARMSTRONG Tl?ANSFER, Si STORAGE l
Co., INC.
WAREHOUSES AT AMARILLO AND LUBBOCK, TEXAS
Distributors of Wm. C. Boyce, Pres. Bonded Warehouses
Manufacturers' J. A. Rush, Vice-Pres. T03 S. Pierce Street
Merchandise C. S. Oliver, Secretary Telephone 5374
Amarillo, Texas
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DOTY PACKING COMPANY
1 Wholesale Distributors of Fresh Beet, Pork, Cured Meats, and Cheese
1 Home of Golden Sandstorm Meat
l Phone 4391 1809 N. E. 3rd
Two Negroes who had not seen each other in tive years discovered each had been
married in that time.
"What kinda Woman dicl you-all get, Mase?" asked Rastus.
"She's an angel, Rastus, dat what she am."
"Boy, you sho is lucky. Mine is still liyin'l"
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l 906-912 West 6th St. Amarillo, Texas
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carefully back to the soda fountain, 1-landing it to the clerk, he said, "Much obliged for
the use ot the vase."
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Amarillo, Texas
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battle cruisers . . . flying fortresses . . . and of countless
other instruments of offensive war . . . is proving a telling
factor in our nation's drive toward decisive victory! Like-
wise the quality of the photo-engravings in this outstand-
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Congratulations to every member of the staff, to Miss
Feierabend and to Mrs. Burkhalter for their accomplish-
ment! It has been a pleasure to have worked with them
in the creation of this worthy yearbook.
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