Hillcrest High School - Panther Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1942 volume:

1 ' maxim! , i.51v.n.J.m.:.'7'.zL1:fa:.'5'L,1.11.fx1L.4a1pu..l4lu'Rihvl:1b,-nlaluiim ' ':inll4!Ro'.!a!uu haRf4i:r..1r.5f1..:.+7.4.1m :k'si.'mx-15.2-ALE ' ' ' ' 'iimrills ,. ' X MQW 5NSif,5f1f'7W ' ii QE EBJM ig 34 JM? AER? 321212 , ' Xi SE Q-A xg QQ E? 5 ' ' XS sw f Q SAS i f fi .4bf - Q52 5- i ak A5 ll - , y, K 8 vt na-.!,ifij W N. l L 3 1 T C OBJECTS' To promote the welfare of children and youth in home, school, church, and community. To raise the standards of home life. To secure adequate laws for the care and and protection of children and youth. To bring into closer relation the home and the school that parents and teachers may cooperate intelligently in the training of the child. To develop between educators and the general public such united efforts as will securefor every child the highest advantages in physi- cal, mental, social, and spiritual education A4 PM fic -' fri., 31,1 Qj.Heify,- sigh., Q, 1 'W- 1.m,.g , will , ,, 1. by ,, , . ,,,5,, 2q'WmQMq?Y5mu, w -bwmmM4hNT-A wtf 1w.fw.f:, .2 .1 . SRG ., ,, A- ggi..-..f twiki, ,-,. Y 'KMA-s'11,-, Ni tn' r--,.,uAi?.v-1 gf. vain, -nf.-an , ff-5 . - 33, :mQVqQ3MW 51: . fg,,,fA5fr,,,.- v.p,.',3,u An, 4 gh w-5:3,'w,. ,pnh Wg, , ,y f. 54453.- ,hgv .J . I mad In this the 1942 edition of the Panther, we the staff, have tried to make the record of this year outstanding for your pleasure, so that in the years to come you may glance over this annual of '42 and recall the success, happi- ness, and minor tragedies of the past year. 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A -f' VICKERY HILLCRESTA s Contribution To The Defense of Our Country Joe Bishop Cecil Boswell Rex Boswell James Dabney Harrison Ghent Gus Graham Warren Hogan Harris Hubbell Billy-McCullough Giles McDaniel Glenn Morris Leonard Pender Riley Robinson ,f Norman Scott Fm ,512 Max Stuart :gL:'45 -WHL David Waggener 5' ' :5S,4 'q1g.f w Glenn Wilgus s' idititl A in g A ,,,..,.-,, a ' , ,wks .. . 5?f1Qgi 5 Marine Navy Air Corp Army Air Corp Navy Navy Navy Army Air Corp Army Army Air Corp Army Air Corp Navy Marine Navy Army Navy Marine Air Corp Navy y ,ery 1 ,Ee 'I F'Q 'F-r G A 1 X ara- J, .. .N Lx Q .,.,., nu u nr- i - XL:-ifva-f-T,-1 V. '- . 1 A' LQ ' . . A XT , X Qx,,, W- Q ' .- . . A '- I A , 'l44a'f'- '-in W -mam-, 4 A if5f:f:ff,, ,W W rf' - -' ' , . -4 - - iv- ,M- maui- 'V C war wfe,rf+' has - .-- .. Y- mgamlrhqvl ,. - -V M -M ...Y .V lu I u-'npr , .,...- Qbgwfedom Am,,,,g5,,,n4svwws.u'UF2 'Q F AM. Because she is devoted to the ideals of our I school, We look up to her Because she is firm and sincere, we respect her BCCHIASG S110 u1grier'stau1ds m0dQr'n J Outh , We trust her Because she is like our Owxxruothers, We revere her To such a friend, MISS GLAUYS BELLUNS, The Senior Class of Viukerg-hillcrest high School uffecLiouuno15 dedicutes this the fourLh volume oi WTHM PANTLEHH XX X of E Duron kfmmjfqicozfzf 55 M gmfvm wg K Busumzss MANAGER . ': ' M' Jzulvmz Qgfaznfeyf A - 3 E .,A2- : W wQ SDON SOR .JESS Z2 el Z ww Ziff ASSl5TAPiT EDSTOR Jane Dowd! Standing: Dieterich, Eidt, Gillock, Bellows--Spon. Whitccmb, Canfield, Morton. Sitting: Atkisson, Gressett, Miller, Scott, Stanle v Y Powell, Dunham, Manning, Blnkley, Green, Thomas. Q I xx I XXRX . 'Y gb To live an humble, beautiful, uwoful Iifv is lif0's grvntvst sntisfnrtion. M? ., Worl is lifc's grvntvst bl0sQinQ. lux 5 fe To hflp rocplv livo grunt livvs rs Eli lifP's gr0ntcQt Qvrvicv, You, the first Svnior Class to finish n four year tern in th? nom high school. will by your attitude and acccwrlishwvnts reflect whether the Schocl has made n right hpginninf 6 4. f---ff, Prinrira Z9 My lima V5 , Survrjntvudcut J '49-. Y- ae' entre-1' ll.f'. N-war-rg: ll.f,xillfA1'. ll'-'-ai:-1nI:ll.-l. l'll'l'lI 'lN Nrurwlingz l.l. lslrkingtfu . iw-wwltwrl-lWvwuwurezu 1l.M. 1X iltun' H.N. xwVnru: J.M. Mqrfiu. livw-Vrwslmwnf S , A ,K Q gawk 91 A. , A,,.: iw-ki.. K .,..7..5L A,l' Y f, A -.3.'w,.....'w,,+f'-- M ,rg 'b , .mm A Apu Qi 19 6, J,, is A Q 2 'Q dk 1 ,K -multi ff W ' i W - , N, h WWW! -Q. 'flarlys 'N lows Sponsor, Fr-ninr Flass Nts, F?iCh:xr'i T. Strhud Social Fc ifmcp Hrs. YE. I.. 'frafrnm Sponsor. Tunic-r f'!:aQi Nell Orr Sponsor. Snphmmrv Vlnss Mrs. O. lf. Lane Physica! Yirhmrat inn Nirs. Lillian Fpruce Sponsor, Yfrefshman Flass I. 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Bill Aly Virginia Armer Bob Atkiuon Mary Beth Blair Joe Bond Sarah Bush Jane Charles Shirley Dieterich Eloise Dunham i -- -'---' ' ' 'l N ,K xx X XXX xx XX N xx cw, UMM Gloria Easley Betty Erickson Joan Graham Marinan Graham Doris Green Betty Gressett Bigar Hale Hollis Hogan Edward Joyce Evelyn Lawrence Mary Martha Mayes Judith Miller -an wr cg. ' ,ff Nix ,,.-P' V -Q av , J., Jack Norton X, 'P' . Paul Powell Wmmh, Qwprfix fa my Bryant Scalf A . , A6 xr A ay f .,. .,., x I ,,, gffyh A kv X jimmy Scott ' an , jg 4 Eugene Spillman Y W, Norma Stanley ' L 5 T X f my r Thomas M 5. Q if DO!'Othy gag by i up Raymond Thomas Ps ATE: 5, 1 f' A F- 'Q-. Qt., Clare Whitcomb Joe Whitley Bill Yetter Edward Zbylot SENIOR PLAY JMURDERED ALIVE? The Senior Class presented its annual play March 27, 1942. The play 6Murdered Alive' was a three-act mystery comedy. The cast was composed of the following. Mrs. Libby Ryder, A society matron. ..... ..., Judith Miller Tillie Meek, a maid ...................... ....Norma Stanley Arden Ryder, her charming young daughter... ..... -Doris Green Stella Backus, who'rules the roost ......... .... Betty Gressett Frank Backus, her weaker half ................. ........ jimmy Long Iris Alda, who gets messages from the dead .... .... Clare Whitcomb Otis Marvin, a lawyer ........................ ..... Bob Atkisson Warner Melton, in love with Arden .......... .... Raymond Thomas Luverne Speed, from Creston Corners ..... ,.. .... Dorothy Thomas Acton Chance, a correspondence school . detective .... .... Jimmy Scott Arline Evans, charming and refined.. ....... .... Eloise Dunham The Mysterious Stranger, who is all the name implies ......... ... ..... Bryant Scalf Miss Bellows ...... . .............. . .................. Senior Sponsor Wealthy Marvin Ryder has been killed in a motor accident. His lawyer wires all the heirs to come to 'Hi1lcrest', the count- ry estate of the deceased. The will mentions most of the re- latives, and then the lawyer reads two codicils attached to the will. Marvin Ryder set aside 510,000 to capture his murderer and the same amount for the person or persons who capture the criminal. Things begin to happen! There are many strange noises and weird occurances. Acton Chance, a correspondance school de- tective, tries to find the murderer, but he is only made ridicu- lous. The romance is furnished by Arden and Warner, Mrs. Ryder and Otis, and Tillie and Acton. , SENIOR PROM On May 16, 1942 at 10:00 p.m. students and facultynmmbers assembled in the gym for the annual Senior Prom. lThe Flight Theme,' which was used by the juniors in their banquet, was carried out to perfection in the decoration of the gym. The orchestra fulfilled everyonegs highest expectations. The grand march was led by the president of the Senior Class and his date, followed by the president of the Junior Class and his date. ' With the students and teachers looking their best, the Prom was enjoyed by everyone. li X x 'THE DIGNIFIED SENIORS' once upon a time ln the deep Forest of Vlckery-Hillcrest lived three DBHTSL jimmy Long, the papa bearg Betty Gressett, the mama bearg and Bill Aly, the baby bear. They were very happy in their little home with no one to bother them. one day mama bear cooked some porrldge, but lt was too hot to eat so the three bears went for a stroll in the woods. As they passed under an old oak tree, the beautiful songs of four lit- tle birds could be heardg Judy Miller, joe Bond, Betty Erick- son, and Edward Zbylot. Their songs seemed to paralyze the woods. The three bears strolled still on until they came to a small brook. It was filled W1th,Sma1l fishy some we recog- nize as being jane Charles, Edgar Hale, Marjorie Manning, and Bryant Scalf. And over on the bank sat a big green frog whom they TDOUQHE was Bill Yetter. The scene now changes, and we see a little girl lost from her poor mother and daddy: Sarah Bush and Paul Powell. she 1s on her way to her grandmother's, Gloria Easley. She wanders back and forth ln the woods, crying as if her little heart would break. Her golden hair blowing ln the wind! Walt! It must be little Golden Locks. Yes, it ls, and who do you think it is? None other than Norma Stanley. n she has almost given up hope of ever finding her sees a little cottage Just down the hill ln a small when she reaches the home, she knocks, but no one She enters and finds three bowls or porridge, the of which she eats. She then gets sleepy and goes on the smallest of the three beds. back to the bears. Thinking the porridge has coole Whe way, she clearing. answers. smallest to sleep NOW enough, they start back home. Mama bear screams as a little rabbit, Hollis Hogan, Jumps up and hops oft. The scare makes her very nervousu They continue and are stopped by a chatter in Ehe trees. The chatter ls made by five little squirrels Curtis Williamson, Clare Whitcomb, Dorothy Thomas, Shirley Dieterich, and jack Norton asfthey feather their nests with nuts to last through the cold winter that is to come. They hurry on toward home when whom do you think they meet? None other than some of their old school cubsg Eugene Spillman, Mary Martha Mayes, jimmy Scott, Evelyn Lawrence, Edward Joyce, and -the twins bears, joan and Marinan Graham After a short chat, they part and soon reach home. Baby bear reeds some wild carrots that he has round to his pet bunnies, Doris Green and Raymond Thomas. Very much excltment takes place when they find their soup gone, and a little girl asleep in baby bearfs bedt Hearing the noise, she awakes and is very frightened to see the bears. She rushes out of the house End into the woods. Some of her little forest friends lead her to her grandmotherfs house. They were Bob Atkisson, the chlpmonkg Mary Beth Blair, the weaselg Virginia Armer, the porklplneg and joe Whitley, the fox. The 113512 friends part and fade in the distance as the d 3 . glowlng.red sun sinks in the west only to rise again thenext m0I'l'11!1S., NN 05445545 X m - w'QMwwwwYw4 , .h,.w g X 1 ffr: v'fa,,,.. X 1 . Q - fam, john Morton President Charles Yeurgain Vice President Patsy Kuhnvll Secretary Walter Arwine Bruce Benson Mozolle Blakely john henry Bond Dan Chesney X , 'Ir' '- kP i f:..:'.:'S1,,. ..-,IL '... .,.., ' f 1 1 :N 3 - V+' M l V .1 .x.. X,.,.,,, . .... , . zig - -- ' --X3 gzgf HH ii??T Qik E .R S 1 , 2 W3 7: -55.-, WJ f . 'l E Eli ' :XXL mr Q lm fe: if Q, . fwwvi Q , . l Zg' ff l 2 5 l fill ,B rs, K 'SM 1 K Kiki fi H all Q .22 il N Q ,, 2 !iRm Efqi, k x R ff YY XX I 1 fb xgyyx an ilu 5. W ,H ll 4 will I 2 if .3 l nn n, , xx john Clegg j. W. Cook Dorothy Daniels Margie Davis Victor Deuback Virginia Duncan Jack Easley Scott Eidt Stuart Fisher Angie Fleming Ben Gossetr Charlie Faye Grn Y i K I v I I E l I w l I 1 I i i Q' V M 's:'j,.1 6 : 1.,1.f.. wg 5 'arf X A l is KU' 'SA 'erm 5- , '- Q. , Q , Wien ,fs 3,5 in M il4 ..v....,.,-..,?.,..,,i...,.,-M , , N , . +1 MR f fi, .gg I B535 ' 1 E . Q4 s A f 8 'ara U1-lwx rnmv! :xrnW 'GUY 'lfarirwu :1rrwU Cnrfll 'zxwrfhaff I.:-mtaiwf VO: uv ffnn Shy N'fw'nr4 Trerw KM FV5?'1!uc-fb Vin 'jarhnra Loy- ax '4 Virffinia 'Lnrr isrwrx David 'ash Mi Wrof! Ps rcs' 1:2119 Fam- I! fhvcp- 'xi 'SIS' 'Zone 'Fohnnsnn Puhy Volninsnn Q . Q 'V ,VMVV ,..A,fx if ' Am gi my !N::vm f'f11ff2f1r 91 W. - my my--1-Y,. 157 4' ff' fx .,,,... . n A f . hi - fi vi. l x 5. ' ff - g W V .E ' A -,W 2, ' r Rx JUNIOR PLAY 'SAFETY FIRST' On Friday night, March 13, 1942, the Junior Class presented 'Safety First', a three-act comedy. The cast was composed of the following: ' Jack Montgomery ---- ------------ David Nash jerry Arnold ----- ll--Charles Yeargain Mr. McNutt ----- --------- Scott Eidt Elmer Flannel ---- ---- Tom Simmons Abou Ben Mocha ---- ----- John Morton Mable Montgomery -------- ---- Mildred Percy Virginia Bridger ---------- ------- Margie Davis Mrs. Barrington-bridger ---- ---Virginia Morrison Zuleika ------------------ ----- joan Robertson Mary Ann O'Finnerty ----- ----- Wanda Rupard Mrs. Graham ------------------------------------- Junior Sponsor ' This play was a new and sparkling farce of sustained inter- est, abounding in mirth--provoking situations. The place is in the suburbs of a large city where jack Mont- gomery is plunged into the abyss of the law after trying to rescue a Turkish maiden from the hands of the police. . Jack and his chum jerry Arnold visit Zuleika to aid the interests of jack's cousin, Elmer Flannel. jack, Jerry, and Zuleika are arrested and sentenced to thirty days in jail. After much confusion and a series of laughable events, jack, who thinks he is eloping with Mable, his wife, finds that he is running away with the cook, Mary Ann O'Finnerty. FORMAL BANQUET On Saturday, May 16, 1942, at 8:30 p.m. the juniors honored the Seniors with a formal banquet, in which the Flight theme was carried out in the colors red, white, and blue. The place cards were minature flags, and the nut cups were airplanes. The Fresh- men and Sophomore girls who served were dressed as airplane hostesses and later favored the guests with a dance. U John Morton, the Junior president, gave a welcome to the Seniors and was followed by a response from-jimmy Long,PT05ib dent of the Senior Class. Y L lr, ,viY,,,,,, K, W 5 A 1- rir -5 ,xx 1- ... -. x ,xg X XIX X xx X. XX B-JJ, gwwwax nf f .Q .SGW , . 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Jack Cahell--Scrubbing ships' decker Martha Giddensw-Reckless ambulance drivern Grady Griffin--Teacher of Civilian Defense Classp Dorothy Krodellwwlsd Cross nurse in Irelandn Rose Renfrew--News Rsportsrr Les Miller--Collecting tin for defenser Bobbie Lou Farrar--Fire Wateherr Joe Snyder-eNews Photographer stationed in Russiar Earl Granstaff-Periscope operator on a submariner Bob Whitlsym-Driving a ee for Uncle Samv Gordon Smith--Famous sciengist trying to improve synthetic mmm Tommy Greene-Supervisor of an ammunition factory: Howard Ueekert--Blood Doner for Defenser David Soeltermmstationed at a Marine Base in Floridar Noma Hogan Sewin , ripping, and tearing uniforms Boyr ita Guzggey-fl-Gfamarous movie actress selling Bonds and Stamps. Maury RolniekmwHead of the Office Production Managementr 'Bobtm Jean White-fSeeretary to Maury Rolnieko Billy Meade-Captain of the Artillery at Fort Bliss Richard Henrym-RrALFU Flier. Eleanor McGoughan--Actress in Charity Player Lois MayesmaRaising food for defensew Louise ScribnermuCab Driver. Ethel Naylor--Head of Bundles for Britain Driven Katie BoothehDrawing Patriotic Cartoons, Estelle Turneru-Christening sniper Olive FineherMmBuilding up the morale of men under Marianna WatersvwStree Car Conductor. Jack LaDueMMLeader of the Parachute Batallionb Dan WinnnwAir Raid Wardenn Mary Nell Osborn-wHead of a refugee homer Ina Reba Miller-wTruck Driver for the Durationr Evangeline Mills--Policewoman. ,1 Doris West-wForeign Language Interpreteru Helen Thomas--Rationing sugarr Peggy Jacobs-QDietieian for the Governments Ola BootheQSecures patents for War Inventors. Charles Poetonu-Head of the Suicide Squldr Eugene Ganellee Good Will Ambaseadorn Pat Manning-mCivilian Defenee Flier June Morrisonw-Motoreyele eourierr M'ld d H d' -SD Ai ' uniform Q Maryrfou giapggrfuigoggzggfggvgar Moral: Poster. 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W ' f ,niimf 101- - Q 1 'IA 1- A , 'X ' Q5 x Promote frifmvislzift 2f Els-velofw a xlermcrativ spirit . B 2 'ivvvlogf charactc-r mv? IQs:f?vrw'zif' ,fwxw 'ix . . -- ix Af? .zervv the Sdvorrl mv? f'c:n'mxz'1ty '31 Eg , 1 , ' 5-irylf Hiv mzxmdvrrrivilpgu-fi ,O 1, -, 1 H Wx A f f' 'ZH' f, 'ww ufif 6' m,'ZuL,fffXU 3f1',jf g W5 zffem .J: NT f dan. lin 4' na, Xv'lCE 'PRES!DENT' 01. 0 zz 'My Qkmwzus CWB, Q5 Z1 1' Cad QJKUVL' 29011 ffffz' :QCRAETARY SDQMQOR T12EAsUHL12 I .ff 'll 1 I I r ! I A i P 77645614645 4501405 Soc ' Sitting: Zbylot--Pres., Gressett--Vice Pres. Standing: Stanley, Miller, Scott, Dieterich--Sec , Mannina--Treas., Green, Lone, Stroud--Span. 4-f if 4 E: 'To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community, high standards of Christ- ian character.' Mr. F.R. Boswell, Sponsor Welch, Vice-Pres. Yeargain, Pres. Thomas, Treasurer Fisher, Secretary Officers: Blakely, Pres.g McDaniel Vice-Pres.g iuffey, Sec.g Powell, Treasuersg Miss Orr, Sponsor. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS of TEXAS FIVE-POINT PROGRAM I. To build self-defense for National Defense. II. To help Youth understand the problems of living which people have to face. III. To do our part for Uncle Sam. IV. To be a good neighbor. V. To participate in the Nutrition program for National Defense Scewacec Standing: King, Easley, Lomax, lorrison, Er9cRson, Dunham, Powell, Mrs. Cade, Sponsor. Sitting: Morton, Long, Davis, Fuhnell, Cressett, Percy, Miller, Bolton, Grounds, Schrader, Green, Thomas f Y .J z E first iiowz Ku!aneTl--Drum Pdajor. D2ZViS'-u.'flj0X'f'ft?' Second 'fnvvz 52011, rown, Whitcomh, U1-ckert. Vartin, Tichardson, Tar9ington. TMirH 5ow: Vead, Fanfie!H, Swith, R. L. Pohwnnw- Hand Uirectnr. Fourth Wow: Gilbert, varrcll. Morton. Vustvr, Fpili- man, Triffin, Vfaycw Drum Hiainrc-tte Qinsctj foie We s , li iv 'XJ -13 PM 54 t ' First Pow: Mayes. Nrmer. m:'Pj,', 'ffY7, 'hvix w'5!If,ffTX',, 4-ffm-yin. Marvel 19. Yndfzorn EZPCOUSQ Vrsw: Vlair, ffrfwn, fvrw. Turmxr, 'm'ri1wu, g'm11?4 Wnffvv, Uidfiews. nwfif. Yfvfwll, :z'v'1i',s. atm-Q., 'vh' Iuffpyiw '-Prriifvv 'WiPTm'1r?1. Lrvvm: 'T'?1ir NOW '5'9f':WNf1K1 Nf 'Q'i!'ff '-'u w'-YV, 'if-'.'1r'!wmrw, -ihvr, Fxarw, x!xYXl!5C r -1 X x JI W 534659250 C.Ef.BEEL.L. MRSODELL RHEA Almost two hundred students enjoy the delicious foods in this cafeteria daily. It is operated by a most genial lady, Mrs. Odell Rhea, who is loved by all the students. As Mrs. Rhea rules the cafeteria, so the custodian, Mr. Bell, keeps the building and campus. Al- most everyday we can see the improvements that he has made . Q, DUN!-IAN! HOGAN NYAYE5 Rl-SEA THOMAS F! . f' .M xx f5H W -, , 7' Iv . 15.5 ,. . ,: w,g. : w vL -. - 7 f Lrg. Q, . ' , Lf' l.?x 'l5S 51 ' .1 Wig . Q .f-4'1Yf3i? A . 'fb A . 5 my' W is .3455 4 x 1 Say W L . Rf ei 3 53, gg , r ,, A , a f-'SX' w 1 K H 1 '1 3, .. ob, L3 i A ,M 1, .52 ww ' 0 . - , qlffgia.. .,-.ix k- 51, J 5. M, M, N ma .M .,,1.,, llewfimwyjafv lf Ckofam Yaffazlfmm 00-daptazkf fhymmaf 'Mamas lSc0oter Mawaw GUARD LEFT- END TACKLE '39 L. no-km 'so L. no-4: L. '40-zu .3 K ' fs- Xa ,l ,K ,:. ii . X , f at N I k Z R, 4. FK L 5: L, k ff L0 X .QA Y .- . , L QT I A MM. . , , 4 1 ,, -' aflzfw Vlfelcfi Bill 0-Hy jlwmyfowq' HALF-BACK ' QUARTER-BACK HALF- BACK '39 I.. '40-4-I '39 L.. '40-Z-! L.. 'A-l .Q x. ' . ' , ., ,..iQ',,c :S W V., 7 , A V L. M g,?Si?L?ET'Y2f-f'w':g5f1i5,,1,. L . Q. Zz, . '.-,, - 4 .3 V Y? .Zlfz'Zelbe Ga!! Hoy C3440 can , CENTER' L.. RIG!-IT-END' L. 40- 4-I G' D- L. 41 m R'XX Xx if vs Q 7 A ,v -v. 3 Y ue f M WH, , ' s ' gl .ff lx Aw, ,,,,,,,,., f' I ,R - 1225 , ,megan if A : . ,W My ., 1 EW 95 ' Q 'r M W, Q ,, 9 1 fs 1 , ,M A as .W-5, is A W, www , , 1 M as SSL. , v Q 9 'W , ,, F f .if 4 ',',, '14 ,W ,so53i5 W 'G ik , , GHMRKQQEIH W5mQLv5f f ofQK4f,w 4, I 1 . 4 ,. H . .. it uf , l Q . yy , ...uw- f'5.f'5'i3f9-an - .f ' 7 ,mi 7emllf7ef2faff Mzrrzhqjbhf7'f1301fJ 3017177 ZSCHQC hfflflfffzfley GUARD BLOCKING'-BACK WING-BACK TACKLE 001aZZf3gzzacf BAC? ROL: Powell Manager, Williamson, Thomas, Hogan, Xearguin Bond, Whitley, Aly, Welch, Nitchell'Coach, MIDDLE RCW: Arwine-Manager, Hall, Long, Gossett, Spillman, Scalf, Nash, Howard, FWCNT RCW: Rell, Loveless, Clark, Cheaney, iorthington, Wenry, k .BXi3.!a.,.,. Vi HIGHLIGHTS ON FOOTBALL and the PANTHERS On the bright, sunny night of September 26th, the Panther Team of the Vickery-Hillcrest High School was very unfortunate in their first game of the season. They battled with Forney, and lost with a score of 27 to 13. October the 3rd was a bright, rainy day with plenty of water everywhere. The Pep Squad couldn't attend the game so the Pan- ther's spirits were low. They lost to Lancaster with a score of 34 to 0. Q By October the 10th, we were beginning to get better, and soon we'll slip up on a victory. Wilmer-Hutchins scored a 7 to 0 victory. On October 24th, we did slip up on a Victory for Vickvry. We beat Irving with a score of 19 to 7. We must be improving. We were still riding high when, on November the 7th, we made 19 points to Grand Prairies' 12. Another Victory for Us. Richardson beat us with a score of 27 to , but we don't talk about that. Reserved for Next Year Besides those on the bench, we have Coach Mitchell on the Beaten Path. I Don Rae Howard, Leon Loveless, Rae Bell Richard Henry, Dan Cheaney, John Clark, George Worthington. w. Arwine , A . P e lvl V' ' ' ll., of 11 D1 - .Q 'C 9' coach Mitchell- DD ,,.....-XA X K E COACH' BOYS FOOTBXXLL BIXSKFTBALL.. AQ, Q? Q36 105. 0922 Zane COACH-GIRLS PED 5QUAD- BASKETBALL 00113 QIWCQXZ FOOTBALL Quh LN Cflylli 6'4k2!29a,ZZ Lomax--Manager, Armer, Uogan. I, 'Traharm Y'ric sr'n. Fietvriclf. T, ' 2r:af1.wr-. nigsby, Vorrison, Wodson, Green-Captain, 'f?ic!mrdson, Thovwrss--Co-Certain iingg. 'H1n'xar-w, '1a' :e1y, Weir, Vrs Lame--fbach. C:NUf:1uQ'7f7j1Av11 Iilddflllfl ,fl .wb X I Aa Kafyffaffaff 5511 nrpen, Vmunfh'mnH, Henry, well, Tossett, Wi1!iamson, Thomas, fnrgiain. itc: Q1!-foncfw, ffofrar, m'ar-fi, .-Hy, Lonff. Erfuwn, 'lietm-ich The Vickery-Hillcrest feminine basketmball team of '42 displayed great skill this year by taking 10 out of 16 of the conference games that were played. This Panther girlsg team scored a total of 320 points to their opponents total of 313. Although very much cooperation and smoothness in working the ball on the part of the whole team was shown, this team produced several stars which will long be remembered in the minds of the students of V. H. H. S. The high-point pantheress was Doris Green with a total of 249 points. She broke the records of any individual scoring in the Vickery-Hillcrest history. Qn the other half of the court, Mozell Blakely, was the star guard and displayed much skill and effectiveness. The Vickery-Hillcrest High School and community are very proud of this team who added history to our school which will long be remembered. - The Vickery-Hillcrest Boys' Basketball team won first place in our district this year. They lost only two games this season, and we hope our boys? luck will continue so that they may go to Austin. The high-point man for the season was Hollis Hogan with a total of 203 points. Out of the faithful 5 who marched to Victory this year, Ben Gossett is the only one left behind for next year's team.How- ever, that does not mean that the rest of the team will not be back to support next yearfs team. We can never forget 429s team and their excellent record. We also cannot forget the coaching of Mr. Mitchell. While the crowds roared, He sat alone seeming to be entirely at ease. . Now that we have come to the end of the season for both boys and girls, we find'that the Boys? team stands in first place, while the girls are not far behind, in 2nd place. HURRAH!!! HURRAHE!! ff NX 2 -4 . .- xv 'f We, the staff of the 'Panther' wish to thank the student body for the splended cooper- ation of each and everyone. Without thestudent body and the faculty we would have accomplished very little. May we also take this time to express our appreciation to the many advertisers who added their moral support as well as their financial suppor t . And last, but by all means not least, our sincerest appreciation to our sponsor for her unlimited patience and kindness at all times. Without it, none of our dreams and great hopes would have come true. THE STAFF -Y Wag- J W .... 1 '4' 'T,...f-v' jf. t --, l r N XX X f I 1 f J 4 l X XX X I' I V :ii 'V ' I I 5 Se- 1 - . -' ff, EQ! V ., X' my X - x ii yi' -Q 4,!-,, mn. b - V. - .4-11 -fr. - - -'+'5'sQ2l- b'W - ff' '- W I Wm Qfhfeldketx.. Deserve our thanks, appreciation, and support for their cooperation and financial assistance. 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All mothers should see to it that their own children, far more valuable, get nothing but pas teurized milk. 5. Dairy farmersiin many places have milk for their fa- milies, pasteurized at the dairies and returned to the farm each day from the cities. This is a wonder ful thing when farmers, too, may secure milk pasteur ized. 6. We all buy Red Cross Seals to help cure tuberculosis. We should use pasteurized milk, only, to help to pre vent it as well l 7. Pasteurized milk is a superior milk. 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WKWMM X XAMW LM 9 my-P mQ2g7y2MQ9MiZ,m W7 EW C57 co. 1 CHUCKLES 'Contound you,' roared the colonel, 'why donft you be lore caretul?' 'What do you mean, s1r?w taltered the Army clerk. Iwhy, instead of addressing this letter to the Intelligence office, you have addressed it to the Intelligent otrlcer. You ought to know therevs no such person in the Army.' Auto Demonstrator fwho had tried for three hours to sell the carjz 'Now Illl throw in the Clutch.0 , Bruce: 'If11 take her then. I knew it 1 held oft long enough 1 would get something rree.I narinang 'why does that new boy in your class act so aloof?' charlie rayeg on, n1m? ne thinks he2s a bargain because hels half arrow ' Hrs. Lane: lJoe, I wouldnft slide down the hall like that!W . Joe Bonds-'wouldnlt you, Mrsm LQB6?,ThPH show me how you d do itil racnerg wsan, your school report shows a lot or very low marks, How about 1n'r' A , , , Raymondg lwell, you see, Dad, EVBPY .th1ng's BO high n0WQd8yS, I thought lt was time some items were marked d0Wn.' - ' A Scottish banker on a holiday had to send an urgent telegram, and, not wishing to be extravagantn wrote like this: 'Bru1ses'hurt erased afford erected ananysis hurt too inrecteious dead.U 1Ten words.J The Scot who received the slated it asg 'Bruce is hurt. H6 raced a Ford. DOPIBS 'whatls the mBtt8F in here?' Norma: 'Grandpavs show- 1ng'bad how to do my hone- WOPk.' 'Y8S8ah,' Bald the 113316 darkey, 'IDB named to' mah parents. Pa's lame was Fer- dinand and Hammy's name was Liza.' Hwhatfs your name 'Ferd1l1za.l , then?' Mr. Mitchell: 'How old would 8 born ln 189O?' DSPSOB be who WEB Clare: 'Man or woman?' The reporter for the lo- cal newspaper was interview lng the visiting celebrity. 'Do you believe in clubs for WOEBDT' he BBKBG. 'Um--yes,I replied the dig nitsrlan, 'but only it kind ness Ialled.l Judy: 'What kind is th1s?' of pudding Betty: 'Thatls college pud ding, m1ss.l Judy: 'Wellp therefs an egg in lt that should have been expelled.' A woman riding a trolley car was anxious not to pass her destination. She poked the conductor with her umbrella. 'Is that the First National Bank?' 'N0, ductor. 'That's my stomach.l mUm,' T6D116d Che COD- Wlre immediately SPED- HE wrecked 15, and Alice ls hurt, too. In fact, shels dead.l fN1neteen words., N - SCHOOL CALENDER September 9--Dear Diary, School started today with a bang. Gee Illl bet we have lots or fun. September 26--oh boy, Diary, Football season started. OCCODCP 17 SCh001 GIBEIBBBG fOr the IBIP SOGBY and BVBPYDDB had 8 grand EIMS. october 24--The P. T. A. gave a wonderful party today. Such re- treshments! November 11--Armistice Day Holiday. November 13--Gee, Diary, what a wonderful P. T. A.. they enter- tained with a dinner this time, NOVSNDSP 14--The H1-Lite Club SBVG 8 GBHCB U0'H1BhU. Oh, I don't know when Ifve had so much fun. November 20-21--Just think Diary, two whole days for Thanksgiving! November 28--Umm, the Seniors had a picnic with everthing swell- elegant to eat. Isnvt life grand, Diary? December 5--We had a school festival and everyone had a marvelous time. ' December 7--'Remember Pearl Harbor' December 9--Basketball season started today. December 12--we had a Football Banquet to-night. Gee, Diary, the boys look so nlce in their sweaters. December 25--Merry Christmas, Diary! January 5--oh diary, we came back to school today to find a blank- et of snow covering the entire campus. January 23--End of the first semester. February 20--The Seniors had a dance to-night. March 13--Had so much fun to-night, Diary. The Juniors gave their play. It was really good. March 26--The P. T. A. gave another dinner. Gee, diary, it this Keeps up we shall have to go on a diet. March 27--Thrills and Ch11lS! Diary, C0'n1ShE She SSHIOFS SBV6 Bh61P Dlay. The CBBC WHS terrific! April 5-7--Easter HO11dayB may 16--Glamour and excitement-thatfs the Prom. oh, Diary, it was wonderful! ' May 22--Senior Day! Just as much fun as the Prom. May 29--Gee, Diary, another year gone! 5 YR lx 557.8 TAYIAIR ENGRAVING CDMPANY jnuifaiiona - EEFLIOIYZQI - afau cfqings - cqnnuafs P.o.noX 597 gallons, gras TO THE ANNUAL STAFF AND THE STUDENT BODY W2 ' I WE SALUTE YOU for your pralseworthy effort in producing an enduring record or your achievements during the most momentous days or American History. Your efforts are in Keeping with President Rooseve1t's request that we all Hcarry-onn in a normal way as much as is possible. Frankly, we are proud of your Annual. We believe that you have rendered your school and community a distinct service. This printed and pictured record of the School- year, 1941-1942, will be appreciated by stu- dents and friends more and more as the years go by. 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