Lubbock High School - Westerner Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1943 volume:

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He also has taught in the University of Denver in Denver, Colorado. Captain Irvin holds a Bachelor of Arts degree and a Master of Arts degree from Hardin- Simmons University. He received his Doctor's Degree from the University of Texas in June of 1939. board of education Paul Hardwick C. A. Guy Dr. J. T. Hutchinson President A. C. Jackson Business Manager R. F. Bayless Secretary W. G. Alderson W. B. Atkins E. J. Parsons principals Mr. Raymond W. Matthews, whose regular position is that of principal of Senior High, is now acting superintendent and member of the administrative council during the absence of Captain Irvin. Recog- nized everywhere for his efficiency, Mr. Matthews, in his 20 years of service to the Lubbock school system, has won the respect and admiration of many. He re- ceived his Bachelor of Arts degree from Southern Methodist University and his Master of Arts degree from Texas Technological College. lr. Floyd Honey, the lit- nan with the big smile, eived a "warm hand" gg u the students when he s appointed assistant lcipal this year. From commercial department las carried into his new tion the same old con- Elce, the same efliciency. ese trying times he is inspiration to h i g h ol students. Mr. Honey nded Texas Technologi- College, where he re- Ed his B.B.A. and Mas- f Arts degrees. d26I'lS Denver. Dean H. J. McCabe, a new member of the faculty, is appre- ciated by all the students, be- cause of his ability to make friends and to remember new ' faces. His duties are more than those of dean of boysg he has been a great help to the student body in planning programs, pep rallies, and general school activ- ities. The sophomores are in- deed fortunate in having him as their head sponsor. Mr. McCabe ' holds a Bachelor's degree and a Master's degree, having received his training from Morningside College and the University of ,Ewa-HN Miss Mamye Alexander, though she has long been familiar in Lubbock schools as a visiting teacher, comes to Senior High only this year as dean of girls. She is a friend to every girl and boy, and a willing helper where help is needed. She received her Bachelor of Arts degree from Texas Technological College. fw- coordinators Miss Grace Padley is a familiar person around Lubbock High. She is the coordina- tor of language arts and also the director of guidance. Miss Padley attended the Univer- sity of Wisconsin and Northwestern Univer- sity, where she received her Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts degrees. Miss Dorothy Lomax is serving on the administrative council which is functioning in the absence of Captain W, B. Irvin. super- intendent. She is also director of secondary curriculum. Miss Lomax attended Baylor University and Texas Technological College, where she received her Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts degrees, respectively. clerical staff Miss Grace Ellington Secretary to Superintendent West Texas State Teachers College Miss Bobbie Nell Weldon Secretary to Supervisors Lipperts ,Business College Mrs. C. B. Crosson Attendance Clerk West Texas State Teachers College Mrs. Juanita Cox, B.A. Secretary to Principal Texas State College for Women .nl A -cwaw : fp..-1 :f , :X"""':H-g .. E' ,- is ji' 'A L ,.-,.,. 12" -5" : , V , A mx, A .. , Q' ,af-ezeqr.,-." 1 A, nm, fq,,::f Y ' 'E1'n'M',J ly L.,:y!,g554f,gz. 'fs- wugfn J i'1ULwE?5Q"213ff 2 Q.. .,. ': "V , - hrfw- '15, 1 iffiix 25il3I"' , SP nf-. - 'rf 1:--4:1 -2:11-..e1 .Lv Y 1. . ..., ,, ,W . , , , . 1 , . x ,,,.. ,QV ., f"'wS-is.-,:1. ,-.nzzw-ijt-:., , -vm: "2 '11-" -if ff: . J. 'f:': wi G 2' ' 1.1,.J..' -.M .sa ,- ...V W ,154 ':' 531' -1, 35533 'H'-E341 e H: G??zrf1?E?'f' ff JYJA 'A 'Ai'-1215565 . 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Cade, B.A., M.A History Daniel Baker College George Washington University Miss Lois Cardwell, B.A., M.A. English Southern Methodist University The University of Texas Miss Mattie E. Clark, A.B. English Trinity University University of Colorado C. C. Cox History-Government The University of Texas Miss Mozelle Cobb, B.A. English Texas Technological College North Texas State Teachers College Mrs. Opal M. Cozby, B.A. Director of Publications Texas Technological College The University of Southern California G. E. Dawson, B.S. Industrial Arts J. M. Davis, B.S. Physical Education Texas A. Sz M. Texas Technological College West Texas State Teachers College Texas Technological College Miss Beulah Dunn, B.M. Orchestra Chicago Musical College Charles Eskridge, B.S. Band The University of Texas Schreiner Institute Mrs. Dan Etheridge, B.A., M.A. Mathematics Hardin-Simmons University Texas Technological College J. R. Freeman, B.A., M.A. Mathematics Texas Christian Austin College University Mrs. Marie Gabriel, B.A., M Speech Texas Technological College The University of Southern Calif, E. T. Groves, B.A.' athematics exas Technological College Mrs. R. T. Groves, B.A. Librarian Texas Technological College The University of Texas Miss Margaret Henderson, B.B.A. Commercial The University of Fexas hmael Hill, -B.A., M.A. athematics est Texas State Teachers College olorado University Miss Linioel Hilliard, B.S., M.A. English The University of Oklahoma Texas Technological College Miss Glenys Honey, B.A., M.A. English Texas Christian University Texas Technological College . L. Hooten, B.A., M.A. istory exas Technological College esley College Mrs. Truman Hutson, B.S. Algebra Texas Technological College The University of Texas Miss Kathleen Ingram, B.A., M.A. Social Studies Washington University Texas Technological College iss Evelyn Jennings, B.A. omemaking-English aylor College for Women exas Technological College Miss Audie Jonnson, B.S. Applied Science West Texas State Teachers College Mrs. R. P. Johnson, B.A. Latin The University of Texas EI. E. Key, B.S., M.S. ndustrial Arts Vest Texas State Teachers College Dolorado A. 8: M. Sam Leifeste, B.A,., M.A. Distributive Education Southwestern University The University of Texas E. J. 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Girls' Physical Education Dixie White, B.A. Jlflthematics-Assistant Coach Texas Technological College North Texas State Teachers College Miss Neville Wrenn, B.A. Science West Texas State Teachers College Miss Blanche Zeman, B.A Commercial University of Colorado Texas, Technological College -.tv ,, ', ,gf - .'lYf7':fFf X '1,.f'5'f , Mfr ' A ,,.g,.K,x,',:, V, ' ,P?1, 1ff S ,1 3 rj :xx if -4 V, A 25, Q, officers anci activities P1 eszdewt W Robert Brewer Secretary Elizabeth "Umpy" Robinson "That sensational senior Class of '43"' L H S 'll Vice-presidents are: Top 10 Jerry McCauley, Hubert Bechto Tom Pirtle, Marshall Rhea. B tom row, O'Veta Morris, Con McDonald, and Willella Nelsoi . . . . . wi still be shoi years from now. Headed by that efficient president, Robert Brewer seniors have really gone places this year. The first thing they did to win the scrap metal drive. "Corrigan Day" will stand out as a letter" day for the class of '43. Seniors discovered what beau women some boys can make' That Barn Part w f ' . y 'as un, too. All ii the senior class of 1943 was a happv d , an successful one! That beauty HQ at the left is Jerre McCftuley with escort, Rufus An- thorzy. H . ,, .d t Primo and George wear turl Josephme Tlwmpsonf plneif en but Jack prefers bangs. Pat will of the Student Cownczil, at the Cor- He fm, hey. Cigm.. rigan Day" party. 0, '77ZCl,7?,. Zoot suit staigs say, "Today I am , .MNWKK Sh1rley Jean Allen Girl Reserves 42-'43 The Westerner 42 J. R. Allison CO1UIlf1'll.fl8 '40-'41 Westeriier Football '42-'43 Co-Captain '42 Track '41-'42 Basketball '41-'42 Allen Ater Hi-Y '40-'42 Mixed Chorus '41 Radio Club '41-'42 Typing Team '42 Kendaleen Aycock Bill Babb Band '40-'43 Guidance Vice-Pres. '45 Honey Grove Texas Jean Bardwell Gens Togata '41 Aeronautics Club '41 K Anthony Barrier Guidance Pres 425 Vice-Pres. '43 Johnie Bass The Westerner World '41-'43 The Westerner 41-'43 Guidance Special Representative Hubert Bechtol Junior Class Pres. '42 Football '41-'42p Co-Captain Basketball '41-'43 Track '41-'42 Soph Class 'Vice-Pres. '41 Senior Class Vice-Pres. '43 " Elf' ' 1 '- , . J ,, KL ff' D 'fans , lf ww ,S . 7' . . '91 rj .. 'Q' Wu? ,A 1 ff K f I 6' ff 51 iv! ,W 1+ r H . 'M Ph if MQ," Q l Jw f f .1 . R lx V 1... ,E X i x xl 'calf 4 .L .v .. 'S' ?"X5 ,av 3, gg, 2 V, Q7 ' .J ff l, ' Z7 2 I f ' J' , , E32 ,rl 4 ,,. 1 K .E .A 5 X 5" ' 43 .te r X , Ali ,iff t 4 1 2 'Y -. , 'C' ef' 'jb if mul' 4 . ,,. 4 f . ,X CJ' A I A ,As 3 l dx 1. It Q. .os f ' sua ff. S Mary Bell Girl 1fCS67"l2CS '42-'43 Morris Bell Hi-Y '41-'J,2,' Secretary '42 Guidance Pres. '43 Football '42 Charlene Berry Olforl High School '40 Girl Reserves '42-'43 Radio Club '43 ' Marvin Payne Berry Ross Berry Kathryn Bledsoe National Honor Society '42-'48 Astronomy Club '42-'43 Guidance Treas. '42 Amarillo High. School '40-'41 Bonnie Jean Bloodworth Opal Mae Boldin Mary Emma Club '41-'43 Girl Reserves ,41-'43 Doris Jean Bond Mary Emma Club '41-'43 Vice-Pres. '42-'43g Treas. '4 Melvil Dewey Club '42-'43g Vice-Pres, '42-'43 Librarian Elbert Boullioun Bettye Boulter Girl Reserves '41-'48 Tllespian '42-'43 De Leon High School '41 George Bragg Jewell Bray Robert Brewer Bob Brock Football '41-'42 Ollie Mae Brock Ross Brock Football '40-'43 Student Council '40 Boy's Chorus '40 Guidance Pres. '42 Charles Brown Quill and Scroll '42-'43 Cowhand Football Mgr. '40-'4 Cowhand Basketball Mgr. '41-I Westervier World Staff 41-'4 Westerner Track Mgr. '41-'43 Gloria Bumpass Mary Emma Club '41-'43 Guidance Special Rspresentfltive Allied Youth '42 Girl Reserves '42-'43 '41-'53 Lola B. BUIIIDZISS Shamrock High School '41 Tennis Club '42 Allied Youth Girl Reserves 4 e ,ya 3 lVestcrner World '4 2 -'4 J Willie Belle Burkhart Lainesa High School '39-'42 Thespians '43-'4.i Armisticc Pageant '42 Panze Butler Girl Reserres Hubert Burgess Banrl '41-'43 Drum Major of Rand Hi-l' 24.2 Y '4.1 Thcspian '41- 4 .K Spanish Club Orchestra '4 J Juanita Campbell Spanish Contest '42 .91-,Val Bobby Campbell McClea.n High School Armistice Play '41-'43 Declamation '41-'42 Radio Club Pres. '42-' One-Act Play '41-'42 Junior Plaz '41-'!2 '43 140-1191 4 3 J Weslerner Worlzll '4 2-'4 3 Christmas Play '42-'43 Thespian Club '41-'43 Charles Camplian Maisie Carter Dorothy Cantrell Girl Reserves '41 Scrapbook Club '41 National Honor Societ Thespians '42-'43 Junior Play '42 Orchestra '41i'41lJ Vice-Pres. '42-'43 Concert Master '42-'45 Gens Togata '42,' Sec. '42 Latin Tournament '41-'42 National Honor Society '41-'43 Radio Club '42-'43 Bennie Nelle Jean Chappelle Guidance Sec. '41 Student Council '41-'42 Thespians '41-'43 Armistice Play '43 Tho lVesterner '43 Bill Chesley James Cogburn Hi-Y Club '42 Guidance Pres. '43 Aviation Club '41 Maretta Colli Cave Frances Chance Guidance Vice-Pres. '41 11 '41-'42 Mary Emma Club '41-'42 Treas, '41-'42 Victory Youth '43 Girl Reserves '42-'43 Weldon Cobb A W ff ff 1 Vffwf Z X f 'G X W, I 177W 6, Richard Collier Oklahoma City '41 Band '42-'43 Orchestra '42-'43 Guidance Pres. '42 ?! x 43 um ,, Q :A dl 1 f fig ,A 'K' f 'fi' xr 25 V V 1 if 'Q' ,nay K 'I x S Q L ? . fi- 4 Science Klub 41 '42 Astronomy Club '42 Jack Conley Cowhanrls '40 W'esterner Football' '41-'42 Guidance Vice-Pres. '42 Wallace Cooper Slaton High School '42 Lela Mae Craddock Seminole High 'School '42 National Honor Society Pres. '43 Norma Croxton Thespian '4 1-'43 Ann Crenshaw Mixed Chorus '41-'43 Mizerl Quartet '41 Thespian '41-'42 A Cappella Choir '48 Sec. of Junior Class '41-'42 Student Council '40-'43 Guidance Vice-Pres. '40-'42 Westerner World '41-'43 The Westerner '42-'43 National Honor Society '42 Louise Dean 'llzzed Chorus '43 .1o,hn Dubberrley H-i-Y' '42 Allied Youth '42 Cowhands '40-'41 Nadine Cummings Mary Emma Club '40-'43 Reporter '41g Secretary . '42 Allied Youth '4 2 Clinton Dewolfe Waco High School '40-'42 National Honor Society '43 National Forensic League '43 Hi-Y Club '42-'43 ' Cowhand Baeketball '41 John Ewing Band '41-'43 Orchestra '43 National Honor Hi-Y '43 Verdia Beth Edler Orchestra '40-'41 Guidance Pres. '43 National Forensic League Society '41-'43 Dewey Farris Band '4 1-'43 '42'3 Edith Farris Louise Fisher Bill Fleming Junior Play '42 Victory Youth Club '43g Pres. '43 Hi-Y '43g Sec. '43 Armistice Pageant '42 Mary Louise Forbis Hugh K. Fry Hi-Y '43 Gentry Gallimore Mary Emma '41 Guidance Sec. '41 Joy Garret Marlin High School Ruth George Orchestra '43 Jayne Glaze Guidance Sec. '41 Guidance Vice-Pres, '42 Guidance Pres. '43 Felicia Gonzales Girl Reserves '42 Guidance Sec. '42 Jean Goodloe Girl Reserves '41 Gens Togata '41-'42g Vice-Pres. '42 Melvil Dewey '41-'48 Guidance Sec. '41 The Westerner '48 Nell Graham Guidance Sec. '40-'42 Vada Lois Graham Junior Play '42 Thespians '41-'43 Girl Reserves '41-'48 Mixed Chorus '42-'43 ' Guidance Vice-Pres. '42-'43 Student Council '41-'42 Victory Youth '42-'48 Armistice Play '42 Patsmary Gray American High School, Mezico City Gens Togata '41,: Sec. '42 Girl Reserves '41 The Westerner' World '41-'42 The Westerner '41-'42 Guidance Vice-Pres. '42 Thespian '42 Rowena Grisham Plainview Senior High '40-'42 Girl Reserves '42-'43 La Rue Hall Thespian Club '41-'42 Guidance Sec. '42 Guidance Reporter '43 Jack Hankins Louise Harrington 'Hue flffri . f. of ya '- it ,,,. 1 -ez: tw-1 - 14 I ...ay ha at fi? Q.. is ,H ,. N., 4. as f, ..u , Mika iz 5 1 ,Q - 1 ' 5 4 1 1 4 4 ---. V 4 Q 1 0 x 9 x a 3 if- K 1 -2 Qrrrgxf' -p 'G 1, 4 ff i '53 . il gi. :js ,fb fl r - W - new-.. , 'f I: ds 5 4 . :Mig LJ f '10 '1- , .ar . A fl' vi sf V L r vrkxf . . Km,.h QKV' f 4 . 1' . if .. f 'r 4 ,gf-1 '53, x A ,.W, 4 'jeff . , . ,'. kffzfii . gf ' :f:. r ' V Billy Harris Midland High School Thespians '43 Catherine Harrison Marjorie Lee Harrison Girl Reserves '41 Spanish Club '42-'43 Meluil Dewey '42 Allied Youth '42-'43 Thespians '43 Mildred Harrison Girl Reserves '41-'42 The Westeriier World '42-'43 National Honor Society '41-'48 La Cervantina '41-'42,' Pres. '42 Thespian '42-'43 Essay Contest in District '42 Betty Haynes Thespian "41-'43 Student Council '41 Guidance Vice-Pres, '43 Armistice Play '42 The Westerner '4.i Don Henderson Odessa High Sch o Cowhands, '41-' Camera Cl ' Band '42 Carl Hester Band '39-'43,' Captain '43 Camera Club '41-'42 Football '42 J. T. Hickerson Edmond Hicks Fae Beth Hill Thespian '41-'42 Girl Reserves '41-'435 Pres. '43 Radio Club '42-'43 Junior Play '42 Armistice Play '41-'42 VVallaCe Hillyer Don Hockaday Tyler High School '40 . '4 - Guidance Vice-Pres 1 '42 Mixed Chorus '42 T espian 4- Z alfa 4 ed Tom Hodges Band "41-'43 Junior Play '42 Guidance Pres. '42 Neil Holcomb Don Holt Gens Togata '41 Chess Club '42 Band '40-'48 Orchestra '42 Eugenia Hopper Mary Emma '41-'43,' Vice-Pres. '42,' Pres. '43,' Area Il Vice-President '43 State Hornernaking Rally '41-'42 Girl Reserves '41-'43 National Honor Society '42-'43 Wanda Horton George Hughes Boys' Choir '39-'40 Mixed Chorus '41-'43 Hi-Y '42 Aviation Club '41 Allied Youth '41 Bobby Hurmence i.-me Band '41-'42 P 'V' ' Astronomy Club Mixed Chorus '43 "' Librarian Sam Jackson Band '39-'43 The Westeriier '41-'43 The Westerner World '41-'48 Mixed Chorus '42-'43 Bennie Dora Johnson Girl Reserves '40-'43 Miared Chorus '40-'43 A Cappella Choir '43 '-'- ' f Guidance Pres. ,' Guidan H Thespians '41-'43 Armistice Play ce Sec. W"" 'f David Johnson ' Q Latin Club '40 ,-- A Hi-Y '40 .. . Thespian '41-'43 Guidance Vice-Pres. '40 Armistice Play '42 . -fa gn 5, 5 N 9 ga W Melvin Johnson Westerner Football '41-'43 Basketball '41-'43 Track '42 Guidance Pres. '43 Betty Johnston Girl Reserves '40-'42 National Honor Society '41-'42 R Mixed Chorus '41-'42 b Guidance '40-'41 A Safety Council '41 'P X Edwin Jones 1' . Elvis Jones ' 'i ' Camera Club '41-'48 Band '41-'42 I 4 Mary Katherine Jones lRaymond Jones 4- Zanalee Jones gy 'Z 4 ' Mixed Chorus '42 Q Girl Reserves '42 A Cappella Choir '43 sV,- Mary Francis Karr 1 Guidance Vice-Pres. '42 Guidance Pres. '43 Mary Emma Club '41-'45 Vice-Pres. '43 .I Norma Kelly Student Council '41 Mixed Chorus '41-'43 A Cappella Choir '43 Thespians '41-'48 Armistice Play '42 Guidance Sec. '41g Pres. '42 'Q ,4-an, Alton Ray Kendrick T i "ii' ' Cowhands '41 Mixed Chorus '41-'43 Harold Kendrick Hi-Y '43 Melvil Dewey '41-'43 Couvhands '42 Westerners Football '43 Bobby Kershner ff: la: 2 F' Band- '41-'42 ' 4 Peggy Ketron Joyce Elaine Kilpatrick Girl Reserves '41 The Westerner World '4 J ' E' A . i. . -fi R , ., M X Q K. , - , S ,AAA S 'ff by N I i . W E, f 1 -11 - ,.." Q ' 3 s 'Hia 'fir an ' x xl, li xi . Q on, we fi' , A if ,. i ,mf .,5.i, . sl.,A fi wi 1 E' i W 6 fs x N ..-M ..., . MW... . N f .A L ,ad A f so fax ' wk ' ctw ,- ff. 9 e s , FT J ed Knoll l Anieta Kunkel Guida nce Vice-Pres. Mary Langford Guidance Vice-Pres. '41-'43 Astronomy Club '39-'40 Thespians '42-'43 J. L. Lea Football '41 Gens Togata '41 The Westerner '42-545 June Marie Leftwich Mixed Chorus '43 The Westerner World '42-'48 Thespians '41-'42 Robin Leftwich Our Lady of the Lake. San Antonio, Texas '41-'42 Guidance Sec. '50 Franklin Leonard Ella Mae Lewelling Mary Emma '40-'53 Juanita Lewis Mary Emma '41-'52 4 Frank Liddell Cowhands '40 . . U 3, Westerners '41 .y Guidance Vice-Pres. '41, Pres. '40 ' Sunset High School, Dallas, Texas, 'N h Tom Lokey L, Jerry Longley ' ' Thespians '41-'42 . E A-.1 xt! l X W -4 3' X fl Guidance Vice-Pres. '42 Joanne Lord Cape Elizabeth High School Cape Elizabeth, Maine '40-'42 M y LV.. V Yvette Lynch r, A Abernathy. Texas '39-'41 Guidance Vice-Pres. '42-'43 A ' Allied Youth '41-'52 F Nila Massey . Abilene High School '39-'41 .V National Honor Society '42-'43 Wilma Massey Girl Reserves '41 Thespians '42-'43 . Geraldine Massie Mary Emma '40-'l8,' Treas. '41-'43 State Homemaking Rally, Dallas '42 Victory Youth '42-'43 June McAlister National Honor Society 41-'42 The Westeriier '!,1-'42 Mary Emma '41-'42 1 -wt an in We ..., . K We 'erry McCauley A- .Q A 4- it ' -- Student Council '43 -'-.Qt I . Guidance Pres. ' if rr Football '40-'42 ' Track '41-'42 1 2, . Basketball '41-'42 fi Marion McCollum ,t , . . if , Aubrey McCulloch ' 455 Douglas McCurry 1' ' Sophomore Class Sec. '40 1 Football '40-'42 Basketball '40-'42 M Track '40-'41 ,. ,, V tgirl Betty McDonald . , U ',,,,f,J"-f-' -Girl Reserves '41 'C 'Ag.., W Z. ' Gens Togata '41-'42j Sec. '41 F - . Illelvil Dewey '42 , vt' . S 4 H l. Victory Youth '42-'43 I Mixed Chorus '43 Q I 2 -h Thespians '43 II. . U tt ' t ,Q . I . Conny McDonald Q Q, ,hs Girl Reserves '40-'48,' Vice-Pres. '43 ,.,1. ' Guidance Pres. '41-'43 , ' ' A . Westerner World '41 ' X4 . Westerner '40-'43 4 my J..-M I .X al f Q? A Cappella Choir '43 ' 'lyk at Q, X 'om Paul McEachern Basketball '41-'42 Hi-Y '42-'ls Tennis '41-'42 Garland McGee ane McGowan Mary 'Emma '41-'43 , National Honor Society '49 Guidance Pres. '42 Melvil Dewey '43 Doris Mclnroe terry McMillin Slaton High School Girl Reserves '42-'43 Mixed Chorus '43 Victory Youth '42-'43 Student Council '43 National Forensic League '43 Dorothy McGinnis Guidance Sec. '41-'42 Girl Reserves '41 Melvil Dewey '41-'43 La Cervantina '41-'42 National Honor Society '42-'48 Elizabeth McLarry Harlingen High School Guidance '42-'43 Billie Louise McNabb Mary Emma Club '41-'43,' Sec. '42-'43 National Honor Society '42-'43 Melvil Dewey '42-'43 lindell Melton Band '41-'43 Thespians '43 Guidance Pres. '43 Armistice Play '42 Christmas Play '42 Carolyn Mills Steve Meinecke Hi-Y Club Camera Club South Park High School, Beaumont Thespians '41-'43 Christmas Play '41 Junior Play '4 2 Armistice Play '42 Science Club' '4.2: Sec, '42 Guidance Pres. Kathryn Millsap National Honor Society Gents Togata '41-'43,' V Melvil Dewey '41-'43 Parliamentarian '42 Guidance Sec. '42 H , f ice-Pres. '41 I 'Z .1 W QQ' f'-at 3 Y., MP' , f IW xv M 'E sf' uf' A V :.11 ., 'fx 'W , wil ,Ai - K' C C-4' A 4 Ah, 'wr 4... 2 3 ' ' A if 4, K W lx I J 1 3571.51 ' lf! XJ, ' -lsw igiif ,li 1 - ' . 1 ll . is f r , ...A "fir . H. 1 W' ' P'Q '45 '. ,fs 5? , ek, Q A. ,Y .ff gm Y . . Six Ray Mitchell Gerald Molloy Band '41-'42 Basketball '42 Track '42 Winfield Moore New Deal High School '41 Charlia Bob Morris Office Assistant '41-'42 Guidance Social Chairman '41 Allied Youth '42-'43g Sec. '43 Guidance Sec. '43 O'Veta Morris Quill and Scroll The Westerner World '41-'43 Editor '42-'43 Girl Reserves '40-'43 Victory Youth '41-'43,' Sec. '41-'43 Student Council '43 Guidance Pres. '43 Wendell Morisset Band Camera Club, Pres. The Westerner World Basil Moss Mary Virginia Mullins b National Honor Society '42-'43 The Westerner World '42-'43 Billy Murfee Band '89-'42 Safety Club '89 Guidance Vice-Pres. Nancy Neill Orchestra '40-'43,' Sec. '43 Thespian '43 Sally Nelson Gens Togata '41,' Sec. '41 Girl Reserves '41-'42 Mixed Chorus '41-'43 A Cappella Choir '43 Willella Nelson Student Council '41-'43 Favorite Sophomore '41 I Thespian '41-'48g Pres. 8 4 Mixed Chorus '41-'43j Sec. Armistice Play '42 The Westerner '42w'43 Safety Council '43 Pep Leader '42 Jean Newman National Honor Society '43 Mixed Chorus '41-'48 Guidance Sec. '41-'42-'43 Virginia Norman Girl Reserves '41-'43 Tennis Club '41-'42 Quill and Scroll '42-'43 Allied Youth '42-'43 Westerner World '41-'43 Wayne Odam Cowhands '40 Guidance Pres. '41 Track '41 Westerner Football '41-'42 Student Council '40-'41 R. J. O'Hair Guidance Pres. '48 Elene 0'Hair Roswell High School Roswell, New Mexico '41 Girls' Volleyball Team '42 Jane O'Neall Girl Reserves '41 '4: Mary Emma '41-'42,' Vice-Pre National Forensic League Vice-Pres. '43 Guidance Pres. '43 Debate Team '42-'43 N ,E ii Whois who '42 1 Q , '11 The Westerner World '42 . , , ,f fl . ,, it he p'?rX'f' 2127 A 5 v - xg!" -'--2-22-N ,Q 'i 'iff ,3 5' ,L .... 4 f 1' 141' Ila Faye Oswalt Killeen High School '40-'42 Frances Page - Mixed Chorus '41-'43 Thespians '41-'43 Junior Play '42 Christmas Play '42 Wandell Park Mattie Doris Parker Girl Reserves '41-'43j Committee Chairman '41-5425 Treas. '42-'43 Thespiau '41-'43 Radio Club '42-'43 Armistice Program '42 Mary Frances Paschall Stephen Payne Track '42 Hi-Y '41-'42 Thespian '42 Guidance Pres. '42 George Perkins Athens High School '41 Hi-Y '42 Allied Youth '42-'43 Philip Perkins FFA Club '43 Willie Pike Mary Emma Club '41 Girl Reserves '43 Tom Pirtle Virginia Pitts Mixed Chorus '41-'43 A Gappella Choir '43 Guidance Pres. '42: Sec. '43 National Honor Society '43 Theda Beth Porter National Honor Society '43 Girl Reserves '41 Thespian '43 Westei'iier Worlll '43 The Westerner '43 Guiflaiice Vice-Pres. ' Miared Chorus . Spanish Club '41 V Youth '12 Electra Hiyh School '40 Evel n Prater Y Girl Reserves '41-'43 Westeriier World '42-'43 Office Assistant '42-'43 Quill and Scroll '42-'43 National Honor Society '42-'43 Billy Price Band '41-'43 Phil K. Ragland Uowhands '41 May F'ete Soph Rep. '41 Lucille Rains Clovis High School '41 John A. Raley Westeruer Football '41-'48 Basketball '41-'43 Track '41 Hi-Y '41 Maxine Redman Ropesville High School I Rumi. w 1.4 M5 ax r is 1... , A 'S Z , ...n F v 'Y' ,ff ,. 'lb " A S. r -in i, --I F4: A Q I .A 4:7 C -8 .ls Dorothy Nell Reese Natalie Reynolds Girl Reserves '42-'43 Dimrnitt High School '40-'41 Bobbie Jean Rhodes Girl Reserves '41-'4J,' Sec. '4 Guidance Vice-Pres. '41 Junior Play '4z Thespian '43 Armistice Pageant '42 Robert Riek Cowliands '41 lVesterner Football '42-'43 Guidance Pres. '43 Ozell Roberts lVesterner lVorltl '42-'43 Shirley Ann Roberts La l'eri'antina '41-'42 Thespian '42-'43 Melvil Dewey '42-'48 Girl Reserves '42-'43 James Robins Cowhaizzls '39 W'esterner Football '41-'42 Track '40-'42 Elizabeth Robinson Girl Reserves '41-'42 Mixed Chorus '42 National Honor Society '41-'42 Allied Youth '42 Secretary of Senior Class Pep Leader '45 Bill Rodgers Delillah Rodgers District Volleyball Team '42 Geneva Rogers Girl Reserves '41 Landa Rogers Girl Reserves '41-'42 4 L T. C. Root, Jr. I 'G is 4 s' Austin Rose, Jr. K A .by 5 Margaret Rossen W Gulfport, Mississippi '40-'42 A r . Mifezl Chorus '43 X 1 N Victory Youth Club '43 xy Girl Reserves '43 ' Guidance Sec. '43 A -.iff J. L. Sanders 'EM' is Juanita Savell z Q5 . ' X r '1 if , H.: Elizabeth Schmidt ,sa 3' " The lllesterner. Asst. Editor if 1 4 Editor '43 ' 4 is Latin Club '42 4 4 Quill and Scroll '42-'43 I A 3 , National Honor Society '42-'4 I ii- Thespians '43 of it ,J Melvil Dewey '41,' Secretary X I Ugg Girl Reserves '41 -.Sv Vkr, k , kk Weldon Scott Eddie Scuday National Honor Society '42 Coivlzaizrl Basketball '42 Tennis '41 Margaret Sessums Mary Emma Club '41 Library '42 Melvil Dewey Club '43 Home Ec. Office Dallas '40-'41 Aubra Lee Shook Crosbyton High School '40-'41 Girl Reserves '42-'48 Juanita Simpson Westerner World '42-'43: Eaxzhange Editor '41-'42,' News Editor '42-'43 The Westerner '41-'42 Girl Reserves '41-'43 Quill and Scroll '41-'48g Pres. '43 Allied Youth '42-'43 La Ceruantina '41g Vice-Pres. '41 Billie Ruth Sinclair Westerner Worfd '42-'43 Guidance Vice-Pres. '43 A. J. Smith Bi1l,Smith Football '40-'42 Track '41-'42 Basketball '41-'42 " Charles Smith Camera Club '41-'42 Distributive Education '41 ' 3 Malena Marie Smith Orchestra '41-'43 Astronomy Club '41-'43g Sec. '42 Girl Reserves '42-'43 Allied Youth '42-'43 Jerry Smyth Band '41-'43: Sec. '48 Hi-Y '42-'43,' Pres. '43 Guidance Pres. -'43 Junior Play '42 Armistice Play '43 Christmas Play '43 Mixed Chorus '43 Leddrew Lee Snyder Hi-Y '39 Radio Club '40 ,eah Somers Henry Spalding Westerner World Graham High School '41 Katherine Sparks Mixed Chorus '42-'43 Cherokee, Alabama '40-'41 A Cappella Choir '42-'43 Vohn Spikes Westerner World '41-'42 Cowhands '41 Hi-Y '41 Nancy Stiles Latin Club '42-'43 The Westerner '43 Guidance Pres. '43 Sarah Jane Strange Girl Reserves ' 1-' h 4 42 Guidance Vice-Pres. '41-'42 Thespian '41-'43 Gens Togata '41-'42 The Westerner '43 La Cervantina '48 Vice-Pres, '43 is 7 'J 1'-.ap "QI" 4 5, -': fy ,. ,,,,, l A.. vm 1. 4 WWA 'fn X 4 'IZ r Y ' , WD ' this L -D lf H- " ' f - 5 . -wi.: .,., -wi I' it E Q C V9 X -4 " 4135 4 122- " 4.7: , JJ , g:,s-' K .1 . 9 ,, ,Q ,. . ..sau ., ,. 1.3 - Si l 511 '-', J' ff' 1. -.11 .. .1 ws., 1, sf .ap AL I . . 2 , M, 9 Y-J S Y l 5 LI' s fd! - 3:1 V., ra.: -e 1 . 1 117-3 4? f,X . fi 0 176 ei- -ii . . ii' r .ax . q It 11 P . ' ' wfMHslK-' 1 12.1 J. F. Strickland Guidance Pres. '42 Ili-Y '42-'43 l Lessie Sturges V Youth '41 Guidance Sec. '42 Mickie Sweeney Band '41-'42 Frank Taylor ' Hi-Y '43 Mary Elizabeth Teal Westerner Woi'ld. Bus. Mgr. '43 Latin Club '42 Orchestra '41-'43: Reporter '41-'42 Quill and Scroll '42-'4J Thespians '42-'43 Jimmie G. Terrell Dolores Thompson Girl Reserves '41 Thespian '42 Dorothy Helen Thompson Paris High School '40-'41 Mary Emma Club '42-'43 Guidance Sec. '43 Jack Thompson Disrribzitiire Education '41-'48 Joe L. Thompson Sophomore Class Pres. '41 Srnrlenf Pouncil Vice-Pres. '42,: Pres. '43 Foirlmnrls '41 'Weslerners '42-'43 Guidance Pres. '42-'43 Rowena Tipton Mary Emma '41 Mixed Chorus '41-'43 Lee Turner Football '41-'42 Guidance Pres. '42 Sue Tyson Westeriier World '42-'43 Mixed Chorus '42-'48 A Cappella Choir '43 Imogene Vincent Orchestra '40 Wanda Wadsworth Girl Reserves '41-'43,' Progran Chairman ,' Parliamentarian National Honor Society '42-'43 Guidance Program Chairman ' Ernestine Wallace Girl Reserves '41-'42 Thespian Club '42-'43 Dcclamation '42 Guidance Vice-Pres. '43 Meliril ,Dewey '43 Armistice Play '42 Pete VValler Band '41-'43 Afton Walker Thespian '41-'43 Girl Reserves '41-'42 Radio Club '41-'43 Armistice Play '43 Girls' Chorus '41 Allied Youth '41-'42 Scholastic Typing '41 Juanita Ward Arlie Ruth Waters K , ,... 'U' W Wheeler, Texas '50-'41 I . Allied Youth '42-'43 Girl Reserves '42-'43 Guidance Reporter '42-'43 , N ' Thespians '42-'43 I , 4 , Quill and Scroll "JZ-'43 li gif Westerner W'orlal '.92-'43 'si 7 Doris Marie Weir s k Girl Reserves '42-'43 Guirlunce Pres. 'll-'48 X Radio Club '42-'43 Peggy Weiss Thespians '43 Gens Togotrz '51-'H Reporter '.il.' Presiflcnt '43 'z Melvil Dewey '42 Vice-Pres, '42,' Pres. 'U Junior Play '42 Girl Reserves '41 1 3 Armistice Play TQ.-I - .gn 7 W ,f Eunice VVelch Dunn High School ' ' C. E. YVendt, Jr. R " ,fe Band '41-'53 fl Jlflired Chorus '45 Of Hi-Y '41-'42 A .., :Q . David West 4 'xx f, R' , Distributive Education W R ' ' Track '41 ,Wm Leon West Ina Whitney National Honor Society '.5.Z-'53 A .- Melvil Dewey Club. Seo. 353 x Mary Emma Club '52-'4.1 Librarian Juanita White - :. Q , . Kult , Lurlene White - 3 K Girl Reserves '41 ' ' g Guidance Vice-Pres. '42 V . .R Q Van White IPatsy Wiley Seminole High School r Bill Williams ' Ecctemp. Speaking '42 4 -W- HM' W YO' . Bob Williams j Slaton High School .K f . 4 p AW ' Timmy Williams rl -ff' , Westeriier Football Mgr. '41 , Hi-Y '42 Guidance Program Chairman . Q Johnanna Williams M Thespian Club ' 2 ' 3 4 - 4 V - .,i. . Midland High School '41 Kenneth Williams fl My f 2 gl ,K X if 3 i -cg K , ..y.. ! 7 l lata I ff, Q i' 5? -,,,, f +H fl 7545 av , N ' :'? 4 . X 2 3, S gi 1 iii we ii' 1' 4 Janet York .R Guidance Pres. '43 ii? v 4535 s X Lou Ann Williamson , Silverton High School '40-'42 1 is l ,H Mary Williamson 4 Mary Emma '41-'42 ' Dalton Woods Guidance Vice-Pres. '43 Mary York Girl Reserves '41 Mary Emma Club '41 Vice-Pres. '42 Radio Club '41-'43 Westeruer World '42 Guidance Pres. '42 Marshall Rhea National Honor Society 42 National Forensic League 41 Secretary '42: President 4 Student Council '43 1- ,T .if Q lk v va N Y' ' A S f . Sag AF I' f' Q K fl., , ig ff . , 9 5 51 1 'B' 'ihve' -b -Jsg ': H . A A 'ffm ' gp- .,,. , . ,V 'R vf wx 5' f 0 4 W bw ke Nr x a ,f -41 'JW' 7 'Y 3-2 4 nf , 6 -LAW R1 ffm? ff V u -nz wht' .f 9 :QV 5? 'H fa fm. u officers and activities Vice-presidents are: Top row, Jack Grady, Ben Wells, Tim Miller. Bottom row, Doro- thy Watson, Dollie Robinson, and Jackie Lewis. Not pictured is Opal Hall. .H X- X M it -X N- ,XN - X is QS L-,xrex . E , X 8- AX ' bi ,, XNKK N - . -5 Ai -on xxa, x X h Qlx f-1 X-X K ij , ' 'wi . X, y kt N.. 'E President Johnny Davis Seeretary Mary Beth Dupree Setting the social pace for the other classes, the juniors opened their social year with a surprise party in November. At this party the junior football boys dressed as cigarette girls, night club singers, and the like, and presented scenes from a typical night club. True to the Westerner spirit, the juniors did their part in the Scrap Metal Drive by collecting 28,800 pounds. Did someone say "Dumb- bell"? .fi " Jerry and Dollie seem to be getting their share for nwrej at the junior party. Tinker and Bess offer advice. 'FN Doris A'Dair Ellen Ann Alford Dave Alkire Coleman Archer Jo Lou Archer Lottie Margaret Atkinson Mary Jo Baber Wendall Bagwell f 1 'U 1, -i 'f U, N3 5 A 36 t , it? Shafter Bailey C A A Wanda Barker M V ,., A ' , at L ' B ttin f mf rm' fr V, ouise a " A, . yy Billie Bell B A , C C Marion Benson Wanda Berry John R. Bigharn Eugenia Faye Bishop Betty Bornar Virginia Bondurant Nell Booher Jean Marie Boone Doris Brock Dorothy Brown Sam Brown Ralph Bucy Doris Mae Burdett Charles Burton Reta Caddel Jean Caraway ...ff '9 G7 av- K' K , s "' T2 3 P' -A . rw ef 4 Y -ix-4 -Az Y fa' ' 1 ra 'Z' I 'gif 3 , I ,ia trryj ' 1 ssffll K I. vl lf - it A 34 ,., 1 4 ,-,J , H, X Forrest Carr Bill Carroll 1, Charlotte Carter Billy Casstevens Mozell Cates Annabelle Chester Louise Ann Chetney Jo Cobb Betty Cogburn Johnny Cole Robert Lon Cole W. F. Cole Lloyd Conditt Delbert Cooper Jack Butler Cooper Pauline Cox Cranford, Jr. Marie Crawford Irene Crim J ohnn Ruby J o Denton N ovie Diebel Addie Mae Dixon Joyce Donnell Bobby Frank Downing '55 Mary Beth Dupree Mary Ann Dykes Betty Eisenberg Jack Erwin Vernell Eubank Pat Fain Mae Eleanor Ferguson Isla Mae Fewell Garland Flake Ted Forsythe Eloise Gill Joan Gill p Jack Grady -1 .4 Annie Mae Graham Charles Graham Roger Greenlee Virginia Lee Green Billie Lee Grifiin Mary Lo Griffin Margie Griiiith Bess Griggs Roy Thomas Grimes W Frances Groce Nelva Joyce Halbert Joan Hale Opal Hall John Halsey Jim Hankins Josie Lee Harris X 'MJF' Gene Carolyn Harvey A, .R . J 1, gg jg . Q.-Q Qt X kgs, 9: -an 3 M ,pun Q i :IW W W 'PTY , V i P Q - I Bob Hassell Q Edwin Hatchett ' Mildred Hawkins -fr Marjory Hay 'N ,S Li. L E JU! Sam Henly ' as , 'A g Edward Hensley J. wiuis Higginbotham A i Frances Hindman f . l """ Q X X , N ' Q Evelyn Hodges X Q 1' 1 James Howard Y,,,a 2 -v Lamar Jackson .s-if A .w 4' Algl ff, 'W F I Henry Klein Masuda Hodges Bob Hoffman Charlotte Horney Louise Huffstuttler Louis Hunt Avery Jackson L V y Peggy Ann Johnson 2, V. Billie Keelin Charles Kelly Marie Killingsworth Billy H. Kindred Kenneth King Marie Louise Klaus I Q Lou Nell Knott Roland Laxon Q i"""" ' Rudolph La Fon , l Maurine Leftwich Jerry LeMond Barbara Leonard Betty Leonard Jackie Lewis Harry Libby Beuron Lindsey Peggy Lindsey Pauline Lokey Lenora Lowe Donald Lowery Robert Lowery Bill Luck Betty Mangum Jean Martin L I -I , igv V V V . fy A iie L . , L ,l.f it lef we x iw .2 J , , L yyie ' J no yl:-o or ge J jgff , , For - "'.af'-'T' 0-J Rose Mather Mary Frances Mauldin Gene Mayfield J 3 J Joanne Mayfield Temple Joyce McAfee - eeyll P 3 Patricia McCall Frank McCrummen Elizabeth McDonald Don Mclnturff John McLarty Shirley McRee Norma McWhorter Billy Medley f ink argl Q - A '75 We N 4'C"'r :Af , ! Q 'M , l ll A' QL ' 1 5 13 P N M ' rstt P ' QE ' 9 L, :fi .rajiky LLIT, , r- . he . A my r xffsseazl.. .. X .... . .-un.. . vi.-:I.n::,,...--.u. Q.-9.9-v'....n---uv I . iw '1' -an P q wr :ri M A W t - .... . ., - 3. a Q J . af . J- H. .ant K P , P P 3 ,. y W as 3 , , . 3 ' . Vjffl A kg t N r : : t Jean Medley Tim Miller Tinker Miller Amaleta Moore Burl Moore Leslie Morrisset Andy Murrey Betty MUSIC Tommy Nash Doris Neal Opal Nessmith Clyde Nev1ll Roland Nichols Ella Norman Mary Jo Norman Joy Norwood Elbert O'Neall Johnny Overfelt Bula Fae Paxge Ruth Parkhlll Jack Parks Corinne Payne Doris Payne Dimple Darrell Perman Sequoyah Perry Lee Pharr Billy Ph1111pS Margaret Pierce Mary Gene Pierce Jessie Merle Pipkin N-if Geraldine Pool Stanley Postert I -1' Junior Powell Billie Jerel Puckett Billie Puryear X acccii Patricia Quinlan Helen Rand Olive Rankin iz, Francis Raulston Johnny Reeves ,dh Ronald Reger Q 0' Norma Grace Reid c 5 ' Zackie Reynolds 5 i V Sammye Rhodes Wanda.Jo Ribble 5 Jim Joe Rieger fx Clifton Riek l N P. 1' -Q. 'if' V15 Q at f' ., fl ilk Dollie Robinson Dorothy Nell Robinson Elton Rodgers Betty Frances Rogers Fred T. Rogers , , . A, Q. Betty Rountree lt l Ai f -f it .. James Rountree G l . 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Y: 3 .f.i11 " 1" W- ' 41415-5 .5 -1 .M -ii' :C . X 'ff ' .F W - 1' f 2, W.. J , 1 X5 "-- .J 1 , -1 "H .12 "-katie-,, 'j- " 319 --flxliiflf A' 5' Y 3 +R Q 'V :V 4,1 si, , Q, ocww ' fi' ' ' -1 wi f ', rf. ,, -S. hm, A ' ,gm 1 : :wmv I army M. ' " v ,4 , .,,5E?i??gv V. .. 'EEEIM-11 ' ' . ' 2- .'15Effm. 'N' xzigikfqglm 43153. "ian, MM President up Milton Butler Secretary Jane Lawson Francys Peters, a well liked istfe career they are both so interested sophomore, poses for the camera. ' ,. 433 officers ancl activities The small fries Csophomoresj have proved themselves a active part of Lubbock High School. In the scrap drive, as Wei as other activities, the sophs did their share, collecting 33,38 pounds of scrap metal. Other activities during the seconi semester include the Lil' Abner party which proved a real suc cess. The sophs "have got what it takes" to make future junior and seniors. Top row: Earl Lockhart, Georg Brewer, Elmer Reed, and Scott Vaughr Bottom row: Joan Nislar, Nell Anthony and Jo Ann Bailey. Other sophomor vice-presidents are Billy Felty, Jin Lowrey, Mary Jane Hinchey, ani Norma Jane Murray. Jane Lawson and a sophomore rug- cutter at the all-school dance. Marijane Grace and Rue Copeland seem to be preparing for that journal- Lil. Weldon Adams Marjorie Alford Lelia Ray Allen Oma Allison WV , . 1 X Nell Anthony V Muriel Arker ' Daniel Arledgre J Joe Arrington ' ! Edmund Austin Bobby Baber Juanice Bagwell Joe Ann Bailey ,waz K ' f lr Ea, Lx 4 Q 'Z vi' 3 wiiiii, .wi Brix' .. Lee Bailey V Wayne Bain gyoy ,,,,. .Q f as R Don Baldridge . ff1R,1a1 yf5i 'E qi 4, iayo Bruce Barrier A i i it ,l A 1,, 3 K " A ., W Q Charlotte Ann Barrier A Raymond Biggers 4 Z 5 i A fr r"3' Dayle Blackburn A in ' Joy Bockman yytijyA,r ryytrr 1 Dorothy Bogart Norma Bonham Betty Lou Boone V. C. Bozeman Dee Bradford Charles Bratcher George Brewer Godfrey Brooke 'W' X I ay,etyS ryr,r .. i Grady Brooke 3 Maurice Browder o Du Ease Buck X JJJJ s 5 Walter Bumpass 'AX f' I ws N J. p C an fre 3 M, Harold Burdett . .3 V, ' J p Ab Milton Butler 'A' ' '33 Jpl X Wenton Butler 'C S I , Q3 , J , Guin Byers 1 sf' ' Y .li 2 x I fi? V ix ,TIA J ' " 'r L J N .vu x 5 In J A 1 James Cagle I Paul Campbell Mayona Cardwell Garland Casey . Kenneth Cawthron '5 Q Thelma Chester Mildred Chism - J. W. Clark -6' J ? 3 Nell Clifton ai 1 Mia Q, 2 'fi' Lois Cone Q E J Robert Conley C J ' I Jean Cooke 1 1 .. Norma Jean Cook " 3 t -2 Q Q Ann Cooper ' 7: J C Gypsy Cooper J s p is Rue Copeland J if A -J 2 n iff? ,C J J D'Aun Corcorran Af p 'G A r Q Billye Lou Counts , 'sie 'vi C David Coursey 5 . Ruth Cowart ltsrre f , xx ' if LQJL ff A q . - Marie Craig Floyd Crume Beverly Cumbie Francis Ann Dalmasso Marjorie Dane Don Davidson Betty Davis A Marilynn Day Clifford Dean Wayne Dean Le Roy Deardorff 'Eddie Dodson Larry Dorsett James Eagan Julia Eagan Aleta Jane Elliot Noel Ellis Harold Emery Paul Eppes Billy Felty Mary Lois Findley Jackie Fletcher Jo Ann Forbes Alvis Ford O. C. Foster Cloyd Freeman Tommie Jean French June Fry C2 2 fy? """ 1 V. . . e A i n , . S 119 7 i 'jr .jf , . . J 1 2 ' ' ' ,:.' X A K H jg' , E 15.5 3 I i L' V- ' f'l A - V ll 9 E -I X G A KF 5 in Q 3 ,, Y , hiv Q X l . 'Rl' x: vi, n f.: ix G, pi tt ai ,. .ar , 1 .5 40 l t A A :. -Q M y 1 Q 1 'F ,il A k kV l ' J it J H R. f fi K . f t A 'QS' Margene Fry Marion Fults Don Furr Pat Garrett Beverly Giles Ray John Givens Footsy Glimp Rex Glimp Bette Godbehere Jane Gorden Polly Ann Gossett Marijane Grace A. L. Graham Joan Green Wynelle Green Lavenia Grisham Betty Jo Guillot Charles Guy, Jr. Rosemary Hairston Bette Hallmark Lucille Ham John Hampton Joy Haney Roy Blake Hankins Dick Hardin Paul Hardwick Bob Harris Dorothy Harrison Xen Harris Wendell Hartsfield Helen Hatchett Herbert Hawkins Frances Hawn E. J. Haymes Jerneice Hayslip Scottie Helber David Hester Jack Hinchey Mary Jane Hinchey Ulyss Hobgood Tommie Lou Hodges Patricia Hogan Jane Holden Elizabe Ruth Hopping Dolores Horne Betty Sue Horton Bobby Hughes Billy Jack Hunt La Juanah Ince Tom Ingram Barbar Ruth Jackson Erma J effcoat Earl Jones Mary Conley Jones TZ' "' ' ' e V rf 3 all 3 , ,i 'Ml do .X 1 'il ia-QGl0a 3 fi Q 'E' y 2 X X i - J - f ll -A 5 YJ ff. Sei 'ii A, F J A of xfgff ,f on I J w I N Patsy Kaigler Robert Karr Charles Kelly Dorotha Kelly Charmaine Kelner Lemuel Kelso Joanne Kendrick Jimmy Kennedy John Ike Kennedy Thomas Kilpatrick Charlene King Gladys Jo King Ina Dean King Barbara Klaus Margaret Klaus Tommy Krueger Barbarick Jean Kyle Mary Evelyn Lacy Carlon Land 'Larles Land Don Landers Phillip Land Hal Langford Homer Lawson Jane Lawson Billy Ledwig Theron Lee Jean Lindsey Ralph Lindsey Martha Lively Don Lyle Earl Lockhart Jim Lowrey J uanda Lee Lynch i' ,. g,,,.e:,jg ,E . - gag, ,Kaffe Bob MacDonald L Q I J. J 2? 6. , Gene Malone Nancy Manderson Lareta Maner Pat Marquis Bayless Martin Wanda Joe Martin Olive Pearl Matthews Freda McCaskill Dorothy Sue McCelvey Jack McClellan Pearl Jean McCurry Bil' McDaniel ,ggi l,, ,.. . I . - is 715 '4 ifF'fi9fl? 'uf' - L -1 t M- wfwwm- .- ,, 5 K , ff' fkw fy' ,Si 'T' P r"'7"' 'T ' ' V-fj5fT'fz,,!?f --4911-: . "1 K -'Q . 1... Af A Fred McDonald J s Marie McGee V- 'ii f J,-.Q Kemper McGowan if-J ' 2- Jean McKinzie ' F e La Juanda McLeod William McMillan Wanda McPherson Verlene McSpadden fm f, .Wy 3, 4' if ,.. L19 N... 45 4 3 ii' la. E' "M l i at ,lf My if . M . m 7N. Z', 4? A g l ,J-""" ' ff? Q C I I . Q b .t .ar -ebay? ! -J' .xf we A E -Hd! t tk x 1 A 1 Y A A QR ' 75 xx V Angie Beth Merchant Bobby Monroe Mary Beth Monroe Lonie D. Montgomer Marjorie Moore Sue Moreland Nelson Morris R. W. Moyers Wanda Marie Muller Max Myatt Pat Naylor Roberta Niblack Joan Nislar Pat O'Leary Gordon Parkhill La Trice Parnell Dennis Patterson J-oe Dean Payne Francys Peters Dean Pierce Mary Lou Pinkston Molly Pinkston Nell Pipkin Elizabeth Ponce Nina Maude Potts Maxine Pribble Amelia Ann Pryor Douglas Ray Margery Read Elmer Reed Jeanne Reid Jacquelyn Reynolds Mary Belle Richards ' Billy Wayne Richardson Gene Roberts Billy Joe Rogers Joyce Rogers Martha Rondeaux Pat Ross David Rowland Donnie Sanders Norma Schudel Sam Sensabaugh Bill Shearer Martha Sue Sheeley Carol Ann Sherrod Lala Fern Shipley Eugene Smart Bobby Smith Edgar Smith Helen Smith Jerry Smith Robert Smith Virgie Lee Sneed Wilborn Stacy Betty Stephens lf' A .W fr ...ix 2 , ,lx .f ,. -F53-' N, llii ' M ,"' I t, "7 . A J A if Q! fa E if l ., , -F. in ' , - 4 i , . P!! 4-ui 2 is 8 I 'Q' -Q' ,, n xpla , . N, 'ff .7 I 4, -Q an 11 ...ei Q , E itt i A I gzr ' , I B s natiia A ' r , A-..., fv- f -aff' .QQ S g,, J .. , . 2 T ' q j ve 13 V ..: J 5 , If Z4 15 -fr ...Q X 1 Paul Stevens L. E. Stotts Floradare Stuart Charley Sturges Alice Sweet Delton Tapp Mildred Tarlton Barbara Anne Tatu Billy Taylor Ruth Taylor Erma Teal Lois Marie Thompso Martha Jane Thurman Pat Thurman Gaston Tribble Johnny Trout Dorothy Jane Trusty Lamoine Tune Dick Turner Harlan Patsy Valentine Tommy Vallas Mavis Van Beekum Mary Jo Vaughn Scott Vaughn Dorothy Waite Billy Walden Charles Ray Walde Jack Walter Conrad Ward Della' Pearl Wards Billy Watson Jo Rae Watson Virginia Whittenberg Genelle Wiley Rita Wilgus Connie Williams Johnny Williams Mary June Winburne. ' Peggy Wolfe P. J. Yancy . Raymond Yandell Joyce Yocum Marjorie Young Rex Zachary ff 'Q fit X it ilssy R yyyl. officers Top row: Joe Thompson, president: Mr. H. J. Mc- Cabe, sponsor, Billy Med- ley, vice-president. Bottom row: Norma Croxton. sec- retary, and Miss Mayme Alexander. sponsor, i student council i i The Student Council is the most active organization in Lubbock School. It was organized ten years ago, and since then has been taki ' the lead in all movements for the common good of the school. The voi of the Student Council is the voice of the student body. The great oppol tunity of the Council this year has been to lead an enthusiastic studeli body in an "All Out for Victory" charge. 1 Among its many activities, the Council sponsored the Scrap Meta Drive, which netted 104,590 pounds of 'tslaps at the Japsj' the tuberculos: bangles sales, and programs for entertainment. Mr. H. J. McCabe, head sponsor of the Council and dean of boys, say "I have never seen a nicer group of students. The students were unusuall wise in their choice of representatives." Miss Mamye Alexander, dean of girls, is also sponsor. it it .....ls- mCmlDCI'S Back row, standing: Tim Miller, Hubert Bechtol, Joe Thompson, pres., Billy Felty, George Brewer, Tom Pirtle, Jerry McCauley, and Jack Grady. Second row, standing: Earl Lockhart, Elmer Reed, Jim Lowrey, Scott Vaughn, Ben Wells, Milton Butler, soph class pres., Johnny Davis. junior class pres., and Robert Brewer, senior class pres. Back row, seated: Opal Hall, "Umpy" Robinson, senior class sec., Jane Lawson. soph class sec., Norma Croxton, council sec., Willella Nelson, and Conny McDonald. Middle row, seated: Joan Nislar, Nell Anthony, Mary Jane Hinchey, O'Veta Morris, Dollie Robinson, and Jackie Lewis. Front row: Dorothy Watson, Mary Beth Dupree, junior class sec., Norman Jane Murray, and Joe Ann Bailey. ig M 10" -naw i i WI 1 i w I '+ ,. N M 1' M p 4 I , w M . ,- --- E . .N .. . . , .- -. .. 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MISS KATHLEEN INGNN W No IIAVE WOIZILED I V o FICI NT AND I HEAD JUNIOQ CLASS SDOIIQA ,1 , EZZTOELCATIC TEAQLIEQ5 IN WGN MI2S.COZI-EY DIZ-.SIEIZIIESFfQ..Q,Q',,.AV--fl My O, 'J I MUCH TQIBUTE A9 I.IEI2 OUTSTANDING womb I If . I A A g A I D IS A C EDIT 0 TNF TUUGII EST WD LDBBDCK VSBLIC SCIYI-OOLS. MOST DIFFICULT OF ACTIVI '5 I ff f.ss-qsvfsiifw? A . Q55 In Jjwlff ,z LES" his-2' , f ' G, f ff v 1 Y" if Egg 1- ,f -. L - - s e W: W ff? ii 1.9, N- , .gmgwq 'QW' ' if A n K 4. Km ,nf . ,Wm .X-me - , ,ti-. , qw- 425: ' is Q Zu aw f 1'2" 1' ' fb v gmfm 1 Mft. wwf' ' 1 7 gm if Tn? '-0 fu " i fy I 1 9 ' J fl' Xfliffwl xl- hand , First organized in 1915, the Westerner Band is divided into the A and B bands. This system permil every student to take active part in band work. The band has played for victory concerts, civic club and assembly programs. The outstanding social for the year was a combination dance and game part President Carl Hester M-+ FQ M, eescg Q y Vice-President 2 Vi X Richard Collier 2 r, .W 5, j fm' , f X W x 'J' A A l Members: Billy Aycock, Billy Babb, Bobby Badgett, Wayne Bain, J. Don Baldridg Flake Barber, Billie Bell, Marvin Berry, Sam Brown, Ralph Bucy, Hubert Burger Guinn Byers, Vincent Cargile, Billy Joe Chesley, Richard Collier, Royce Copelarl dwin Cozby, Clifford Dean, Richard Dickey, John Ewing, Billy Felty, Roy Hanklr Paul Hardwick, Sam Henly, Carl Hester, David Hester, Tom Hodges, Don Holt, Lama Jackson, Sam Jackson, Earl Jones, Lemuel Kelso, Thomas Kilpatrick, Carlon Land, Langford, Berry Lolland, Benny Lowe, Don Lowrey, Jim Lowrey, H. A. Mahle, Bayl Martin, Windell Melton, Fred McDonald, Lonnie Montgomery, Wendell Morrisset, Nelsl Morris, Andy Murray, Max Myatt, Clyde Nevill, Dennis Patterson, Joe Dean Payr Sequoyah Perry, Billy Piercy, Billy Price, Elmer Reed, Derrell Rodgers, Fred Rodgei J, D. Rodgers, O. T. Ryan, David Sears, Mike Sellen, Bill Shearer, Wynona. Sims, Bil Slagle, Joe Smiley, Bobby Smith, Jerry Smith, Mary Lou Stewart, Mickey Sweeney, Di Turner, Jimmie Verner, Billy Walker, Pete Waller, Conrad Ward, C. E. Wendt, Bob Williams, Lewis Wllleford. Mr. E. S. Eskridge, director. 1 l Xi H l ia 3 Business Manager S 'Q Jerry Smyth J ,Q xy V 5 orchestra One of Lubbock High's most active organizations, the o'rch,estra is composed of students who have a alent and love for music. Among its activities this year were participating in victory concerts, assem- lies, playing for civic clubs and social functions, such as the senior play. Members: Lela Ray Allen, Bill Babb, Panze Butler, Giles Carter, Masie Carter, Dick Collier, Betty Cogburn, Royce Copeland, Edwin Cozby, Ruth Cowart, Francis Ann Dalmasso, Zola Mae Elliott, John Ewing, Arlene Farmer, Ruth George, Roger Hall, Sam Henly, Don Holt, Larry Holly, Barbara Klaus, Margaret Klaus, Theron Lee, Gene Malone, Betty Jo Mangum, Joan Mcllhaney, Tim Miller, Nancy Neil, Betty Rogers, June Royalty, O. T. Ryan, Joe Bob Smiley, Malena Smith, Gordon Stalcup, Mary Lou Stewart, Mary Elizabeth Teal, Jimmy Verner, Jo Rae Watson, George Zournas. Sponsor: Miss Beulah Dunn. Secretary Nancy Neill ' 1 5 Q fy 2 ' was-izissr, f -- 345 if . 1 .f giif ,Lil mixed chorus The Mixed Chorus, organized in 1930, has as its purpose to promote the students' love for music. D1 to the war, thfe usual trips were not made, but they have presented assembly programs, given prograr for clubs and socwls, and participated in victory concerts. The Mixed Chorus has had a very S'lLCC6SSIl and brilliant season. silk cgnnp fs, of 'vm Vice-President Mary Beth Dupre Secretary Willella Nelson Members: Nell Anthony, Ruth Anthony, Lottie Atkinson, Charlene Berry, Virgir Bondurant, Milton Butler, Panze Butler, Willie Belle Burkhart, Guin Byers, Jean Ca way, Gypsy Cooper, Blllye Counts, Ann Crenshaw, Floyd Crume, Frances Ann Delmas Richard Dickey, Mary Beth Dupree, Mary Ann Dykes, Jayne Glaze, Jean Goodloe, Va Lois Graham, Frances Groce, Carl Hester, Willis Higginbotham, Bobby Hughes, Boll Hurmence, Peggy Johnson, Betty Johnston, Zanalee Jones, June Leftwich, Lenora L01 Joan Mayfield, Maxine McCollum, Betty McDonald, Conny McDonald, Verlene McSpadd1 Willella Nelson, Jean Newman, Roberta Niblack, Frances Page, Sequoyah Perry, Um Robinson, Mike Sellen, Elizabeth Schmidt, Jerry Smyth, Kathryn Sparks, Gordon Sl cup, Dorothy Stevenson, Rowena Tipton, Sue Tyson, Afton Walker, Jo Rae Watson, C, Wendt, Lou Ann Williamson, Mary Williamson, Connie Wi-ight, Joyce Yocum. Mrs. A Alden Trotter, sponsor. N l President Ezell Wallace fNot Picturedl a cappella choir The A Cappella Choir is organized for students ' 'ho have a talent and love for singing. Some of eir numerous activities this year were Christ- s caroling in schools throughout the city, par- ipating in two victory concerts, and in the hanksgivzng program for the International The National Honor Society is sponsored to promote leadership, to create an thusiasm for scholarship and to stimulate a desire for service. This club is A , ade up of students with no grade lower than a B, and at least one A. Activities the year have been the annual Christmas banquet, an assembly program, and V136-Pfefideni -1, cretary Vice President President lyne Glaze Ruth Anthony Wright Stubbs I Not picturedj Members: Ruth Anthony, Virginia Bondurant, Robert Brewer, Ann Crenshaw, Jayne Glaze, Willis Hlgginbotham, Bobby Hurmence, George Hughes, Bennie Dora Johnson, Zanalee Jones, Norma Kelly, Alton Kendrick, Conny McDonald, Sally Nelson, Willella Nelson, Virginia Pitts, J. H. Putman, Sammye Rhodes, Kathryn Sparks, Wright Stubbs, Rowena Tipton, Sue Tyson, Connie Wright. Mrs. Ann Alden Trotter, sponsor. President 5 Buddy Crites . F fa. national honor society Secretary , -f f Jackie Lewis K f! X George Bean ll 25' Members: Ellen Ann Alford, Louise Battin, George Bean, Betty Bomar, Kathryn Bledsoe, 3 Maisie Carter, Jo Cobb, Jack B. Cooper, Mar- jorie Craig, Buddy Crites, Martha May Crow. Clinton De Wolfe, John E. Ewing, Eleanor Ferguson, Jack Grady, Mildred Harrison, Sam Henly, J. T. Hickerson, Eugenia Hopper, Elizabeth Hurlbut, Lamar Jack- son, Betty Johnston, Mary Kathryn Jones, Helen Leigan, Jerry LeMond. Barbara Leonard, Jackie Lewis, Marion McCollum, Dorothy McGinnis, Billie Louise McNabb, Edwin Earl McWil- liams, Nila Massey, Billy Masters, Tim Miller, Kathryne Mil- san, Dorothy Jean Newman, Virginia Pitts, Theda Beth Porter, Evelyn Prater, Norma Grace Reid, Zackie Reynolds, Elizabeth Robinson, Dollie Robinson, June Royalty, Elizabeth Schmidt, Eddie Scudday, John Mike Sellen, Bessie Thompson, Wanda. VVadsworth, Ben T. Wells, Ina Whitney, Mary Jean Wood. Mrs. Rosa Mae Burford, Miss Mattie Clark, and Miss Lois Card- well, sponsors. ? x seniors play one act play "Dust of the Road," was this year's entertaining Christmas play. Well dframatized, the- play was th. story of Peter Steele, and how a tramp brought hi tortured soul to peace. Pictured here are the mem bers of the cast. From left to right: Peter Steele Windell Meltorig the Old Man, Jerry Smythg Pru device Steele, Frances Pageg and the Tramp, Bobby Campbell. The play was under the direction of Mrs Mariex Gabriel. The leading characters in the cast of the senior play are, from left to right: Marge, Willie Belle Burkhartg Dottie, Willella Nelson: Kate, Afton Walkerg Tony, Bobby Hurmenceg George, Bill Flemingg and Norman, Jerry Smyth. Others are: Mrs. Garnet, Peggy Weiss, Muriel, Carolyn Millsg Mr. Kenny, David Johnson: policemen, Weldon Cobb and Don Hockadayg Mr. Coburn, Bob Wil- liams. Norman Gerry Smythj tries to console Dottie fWillella Nelsonj. Mrs. Marie Gabriel, speech teach- er and dramatics director. senior Play if A-2 3, ' not ' ' 2,7 'Y gag 3,11 s , if., One of the funniest scenes in the play takes place when most of the characters appear stabbed on the stage. The eccentric Mr. Kenny, well vrtrayed by David Johnson, de- .ribes how to make "gumbo," his .vorite dish. "Out of the Frying Pan," a three-act comedy by Francis Swann, was the Seniors' dramatic contribution to Lubbock High School's enter- tainment this year. Mrs. Marie Gabriel, speech teacher, directed the play. Having won acclaim X A on New York stages and amateur stages, "Out of the Frying Pan" was presented to a full house here. NH V' l "Mr. Coburn, you leave your daughter alone!" if said Mrs. Garnet, the landlady, Played by Peggy Wfsk ' ' Weiss, to Bob Williams. fps. . X The policemen, Weldon Cobb and Don Hock- aday, take their hats off to what appears to be the corpse of Carolyn Mills, playing the part g -fn of Muriel Foster. I ' . Y r r ? i girl reserves A branch of the Y. W. C. A., the Girl Reserve Club has as its purpose to promote a higher degree o religious consciousness, recreational activities, fellowship, and workmanship. The members have a choic of joining one of five committees: publicity, program, servwe, international, and social. This year it ha had many worthwhile programs on the war, and given an interesting assembly program. Two of th club's annual affairs are the Boy and Girl Banquet in February and Recognition Service in March. President Fae Beth Hill Vice-President Conny McDonald Secretary Bobbie Jean Rhodes R r A f 1 Members: Bertha Nell Adair, Ellen Ann Alford, Shirley Gene Allen, Mary France Appling, Mary Jo Baber, Johnnie Barnett, Louise Battin, Mary Bell, Charlene Berr1 Dorothy Bogart, Betty Bolter, Jean Marie Boone, Gloria Bumpass, Lola Bumpass, Gui Byers, Thelma Chester, Lois Cone, Rue Copeland, Ruth Cowart, Billie Lou Counts, Fredi line Eddleman, Margene Fry, Marijane Grace, Bess Griggs, Lavenia Grisham, Roweu Grisham, Nelva Joyce Halbert, Frances Hawn, Fay Beth Hill, Eugenia Hopper, Jes Hopper, Barbara Jackson, Bennie Dora Johnson, Zanalee Jones, Jo King, Barbar Leonard, Hazel Lewellyn, Jackie Lewis, Gene Malone, Wanda Jo Martin, Olive Pea: Matthews, Maxine McCollum, Conny McDonald, Jean McKenzie, Verlene McSpadde! Tinker Miller, 0'Veta Morris, Pat Naylor, Roberta Niblack, Ella Norman, Mary Jo No man, Willie Pike, Nell Pipkin, Jesse Merle Pipkin, Evelyn Prater, Norma Grace Reis Jeanne Reid, Natalie Reynolds, Bobbie Jean Rhodes, Sammye Rhodes, Mary Belle Ricl ards, Shirley Ann Roberts, Dollie Robinson, Umpy Robinson, Betty Frances Roger Landa Rogers, Margaret Rosson, Carol Ann Sherrod, Aubra Lee Shook, Juanita Simpson Wynona Sims, Malena Marie Smith, Ernestine Snyder, Betty Stanley, Mary Lou Stewar Barbara Tatum, Lois Marie Thompson, Dorothy Jean Tyson, Wanda Wadsworth, Bet! Sue Walker, Arlie Ruth Waters, Doris Marie Weir, Betty White, Virginia Whlttenburg Betty Wilkins, Lou Ann Williamson, Nell Womack, Connie Marie Wright, Joyce Yocun Sponsors: Mrs. Dick Cozby, Misses Mary Magee, Linioel Hilliard, Neville Wrenn, Chri tine Peek, and Aline McCarty, head. thespians The Thespians, National Dramatic Honor Society, is sponsored for students interested in attaining a tter mastery of language, poise, and self-control, in acting, and dramatic techniques. Many interesting ,ays have been given this year. Members: Nell Anthony, Ruth Anthony, Lottie Margaret Atkinson, Juanice Bag- ll, Wendall Bagwell, Wanda Barker, Willie Bell Burkhart, Bobby Campbell, Dorothy ntrell, Jean Chappelle, Jo Cobb, Betty Cogburn, Lois Cone, Bobby Conley, D'Aun Cor- irran, Norma Croxton, Betty Davis, Marilyn Day, Mary Beth Dupree, Mary Ann Dykes, v Ann Forbes, Eloise Gill, Joan Gill, Bette Sue Godbehere, Vada Lois Graham, Patsmary ray, Billie Lee Griffin, Bess Griggs, Frances Groce, George Hamilton, Nelva Joyce Hal- vrt, Paul Hardwick, Billy Harris, Xen Harris, Marjorie Harrison, Susan Harrison, 'endell Hartsfield, Gene Carolyn Harvey, Betty Mae Haynes, Fae Beth Hill, Don Hock- lay, Evelyn Hodges, Bennie Dora Johnson, David Johnson, Norma Kelly, Jane Lawson, irry LeMond, Barbara Leonard, Earl Lockhart, Loreta Maner, Betty McDonald, Shirley cRee, Windell Melton, Carolyn Mills, O'Veta Morris, Nancy Neill, Willella Nelson, 'ances Page, Mattie Doris Parker, Corinne Payne, Steve Payne, Francys Peters, Molly nkston, Jessie Merle Pipkin, Elizabeth Ponce, Geraldine Pool, Theda Beth Porter, elia Ann Pryor, Margery Read, Billie Ann Reese, Jacquelyn Reynolds, Bobbie Jean odes, Mary Belle Richards, Shirley Ann Roberts, Dollie Robinson, Umpy Robinson, :tty Rountree, Elizabeth Schmidt, Martha Sue Sheely, Vola Mae Sherrod, L. E. Stotts, .ra Jane Strange, Floradare Stuart, Ruth Taylor, Erma Teal, Mary Elizabeth Teal, mis Marie Thompson, Dorothy Jean Tyson, Afton Walker, Betty Sue Walker, Billy Joe alker, Jack Walter, Earnesteen Wallace, Arlie Ruth Waters, Dorothy Watson, Marjorie ebster, Bettye White, Betty Wilkins, Johnanna Williams, Lou Ann Williamson, Mary relynn Williamson. Sponsor: Mrs. Marie Gabriel. Presikient Willella Nelson Vice-President Marjorie Read Secretary Frances Groce 'Cf 1 1 if nf' 'tra-its mary emma President Eugenia Hopper Vice-President y , Mary Frances ,J K, Karr ee Q A Secretary Billie Louise McNabb The Mary Emma Club is a chapter of the national organization of homemakir k,i4 V , A .,,Q bkny 1 students. The theme of the club this year has been "Design for Living." The club has 'tli ess '- 'IV' ' ' tea at the beginning of the year to honor the new members, and one at the end of tl d y year to honor the members graduating. li . qg K b 1 2' Q y Members: Bertha Nell Adair, Oma Allison, Opal Mae Boldin, Doris Jean Bond, Bili ' ' Lou Counts, Ruby Jo Denton, Eugenia Hopper, Ruth Jackson, Mary Frances Karr, E , A ' Mae Lewelling, Mavis Linke, Betty Jo Mangum, Geraldine Massie, 'Maxine McColl X X ' ' Pearlie Jean McCurry, Jane McGowan, Doris Mclnroe, Billie Louise McNabb, Verle: X McSpadden, Joan Nawlin, Carol Ann Sherrod, Betty Stanly, Betty Stephens, Floren A Taylor, Lamoine Tune, Patsy Valentine, Ina Whitney. Sponsors: Miss Gertrude Watsc Miss Elma Miller, and Miss Evelyn Jennings. melvil dewey - The Melvil Dewey Club trains students in library procedure, promotes reading of good literature, and gives members some social activity. Each year the club sponsors a Christmas dinner, and a banquet held late in the school year. Members: Marjory Alford, Opal Boldin, Doris Jean Bond, Jean Goodloe, Marjorie Harrison, Barbara Jackson, Harold Kendrick, Jackie Lewis, Jean Martin, Dorothy 4 McGinnis, Jane McGowen, Billie Louise McNabb, Jean Medley, Kathryn Millsap, Jessie -it Merle Pipkin, Shirley Ann Roberts, Margaret Sessums, Malena Smith, Ernestine Wallace, ' ,A Peggy Weiss, Ina Whitney, Peggy Wolfe. Sponsor: Mrs. R. T. Groves. -Q' , -5 it ski President Peggy Weiss y R! Vice-President 2 f Doris J ean Bond y f .,,,s Secretary Ina Whitney national forensic league President Marshall Rhea Vice-President at-4, Jane O'Neall G 'gf' Secretary . Q Irene Crim ' lb- t The National Forensic League was organized in 1938 for debaters, eztemporaneous Qeakers, and declaimers. Since the war prevents the members from traveling to tonrnaf uents, they have done outside speaking to gain membership p0ints, and have participated it panel discussions and assembly programs. 'T f Members: Wendall Bagwell, Robert Lon Cole, Irene Crim, Clinton De Wolf, Verda eth Edler, Jack Grady, Charles Guy, Sam Henly, Billy Masters, Jane O'Neall, Marshall rf N -fx ,. hea, Norma Grace Reid, Kenneth Sandlin, Mike Sellen, Dorothy Stevenson, Dorothy Q glut Watson. Sponsors: Mrs. Marie Gabriel, Mr. H. J. McCabe, and Mr. J. W. Reid. , i Q,-WX President Bobby Campbell Vice-President Irene Crim J Secretary Philip Nichol tNot Picturedl raclio club The Radio Club, organized two yewrs ago, offers entertainment and experience for those who plan to enter the field of radio. Several defense programs have been given over the school radio and also over KFYO, the local statwn. Members: Charlene Berry, Bobby Campbell, Maisie Carter, Louise Ann Chetney, Rue Copeland, Irene Crim, Marilynn Day, Ted Forsythe, Margene Fry, Marijane Grace, Fay Beth Hill, Jean McKenzie, Tim Miller, Mattie Doris Parker, Mary Lou Spence, Lawrence Stone, Mary York. Sponsor: Miss Marie Miles. The Dzstrzbutwe Education has as its purpose to train boys and gir tn dwtmbutwe occupatzons, those which retail or wholesale a commodity ,Q sermce Ot er half of the members were required to pay an income tam this Members Joy Bockman, Forrest Carr, Jackie Carr, Billy Casstevens, Thomal Crudup Garland Flake Luther Gardner, Floyd I-Iickerson, Royce Lane, Billy Medley Ray Mitchell Dorls Neal Opal Nessmith, Bob Rodgers, J. L. Sanders, Betty Jo Smi Charles Smith Bllly Stephenson, Dola. Ussery, David West, Mary Jean Woods, Hele Ruth Fawcett Bates Witt Mr. Sam Leifeste, sponsor. future farmers of america Taylor Secretary Elton Ray Vice-President . " m in M11burn Gaston The purpose of the Future Farmers of Amemca zs to promote agricul- fNot Picturedl tural mterests The outstanding project thzs year was working a seventy- , t ,si - President , sp five acre farm which planted wzth peanuts potatoes, cotton, corn, bewns, is B Edwin Earle B McWilliams s lNot Picturedj Members: Lee Bailey, Shatter Bailey, Bruce Barrie' Bruce Bellamy, Eddie Bledsoe, V. C. Bozeman, J. W. Clarl James Fewell, Joe Gaston, Bruce Gentry, Bennie Gum Gail Hudson, Don Mclnturff, Edwin Earl McWilliams, E1 ward Richardson, Don Slage, Bobby Joe Sprouts, Bobb Stephens, Elton Ray Taylor, Billy Walden, Doyl Weathe: ford, Danny Williams. Mr. Henry Elder, sponsor. science club The Science Club, organized for 'twelve years, has as its purpose to rovide an opportunity for students to make projects in science that they fre unable to make in class periods. Several interesting field trips have en made, however, because of transportation dificulties, and the closing certain establishments, the club has been unable to make the usual trips. wesmm sy to r. R. A. Studhalter, of Texas Technological College, was the outstanding uest speaker of the year. Billy Slagle lNot Plcturedl Vice-President Members: Riley Conely, Roger Hall, Betty Hollmark, Billy Jack Hunt, Louis Hunt, 'lorence Joosten, Lemuel Kelso, Theron Lee, Gene Malone, Wanda McPherson, Carolyn fills, Clyde Nevill, Joe Dean Payne, Amelia Pryor, Billie Jewel Prickett, Jackie Rey- olds, Darrell Rogers. Sponsors: Miss Audie Johnson and Mr. W. C. Watts. pea! 3 an Secretary Malena Smith President Tim Miller Vice-President Roger Hall mot Piccuredl Gene Malone 1 Not Pictured I Secretary Carolyn Mills junior amateur astronomy club The Junior Amateur Astronomy Club was organized in 1942 by Mr. Rogers Orr. The purpose of the club is to promote interest in and knowledge of amateur astronomy, and to destroy the unscientific attitudes resulting from the teaching of astrology. This year the club has studied the history of astronomy, the constellations, seleonography, meteors, the sun, the seasons, and the planets with their moons. L-n-J ll' YOUR BEST! Members: Maisie Carter, Betty Cogburn, Riley Conely, Ruth Cowart, Eleanor Ferguson, Roger Hall, Mildred Harrison, Lem- uel Kelso, Gene Malone, Joanne Mayfield, Tim Mlller, Joe Dean lPayne, Malena Marie Smith. Mr. Rogers Orr, sponsor. K, ,E Sam Henly Q 1 Vice-President lr Sarah Jane I K Strange One of the oldest clubs in the school, the Gens Togata or "Weavers of the Togo," is sponsored for all students who are taking or have taken Latin. It has as its purpose to study the customs and language of the Romans. Its two annual afairs are the initia- tion of the new members, and a farewell to the seniors. Members: Charlotte Barrier, Ralph Bucy, Louise Ba-ttin, Maisie Carter, Giles Carter, Lou Ann Chetney, Robert Lon Cole, Rue Copeland, Ruth Cowart, Eleanor Ferguson, Margene Fry, Joan Gill, Bette Godbehere, Marijane Grace, Pat Gray, Avery Jackson, Florence Joosten, Barbara Leonard, Billy Masters, Tim Miller, Kathryn Millsap, Jacque- lyn Reynolds, Mary Bell Richards, Joyce Rogers, John Sessums, Margaret Stormer, Alice Sweet, Ruth Taylor, Peggy Weiss. Sponsor: Mrs. R. P. Johnson. el club panamericano President Secretary Ruth Parkhill fu 3 Ht cs W vt Q 9. 3 ..-. 3 Q E S 3 2 cu -z 3 Q. 3 'Q li B' 3. fa 8 of 'Q. cu 0 P' . N " ' V ff .'," iff '.l .. - ilwii? 1 , ' Walker. Miss Velma. lVlTcCarid1ess, sponsor. 1- gens togata President Peggy Weiss Vice-President Billy Masters fNot Picturedj Secretary Patsmary Gray A1 Sponsored for Spanish students, El Club Panamericano has as its aim to study the language and customs of our southern neighbors. This year the club has had manfy Members: Ellen Ann Alford, Marjorie Harrison, Gene Harvey, Sam Henly, Rachel Joyce, Nancy Manderson, Ruth Parkhill, Malena. Marie Smith, Sarah Strange, Betty Sue victory youth President Bill Fleming ' .V ,X Vice-President ' Conny McDonald Secretary 4 'E , g ill 5 Charlia Bob L, 5 i In Morris ,il, pr- f l Organized last year as the Allied Youth, this club adopted "The Victory Youth" as its name for this yeafr. Once a month this club has a meeting and some social. The Victory Youth Club is made up of students allied against intoxicating drinks, and it has as its purpose to promote worthwhile entertainment, and to do its best in helping to win the war. Members: Marjorie Alford, Ruth Anthony, Joe Arrington, Lottie Atkinson, Mary Jo Baber, Charlotte Barrier, Thelma Chester, Delbert Cooper, Bill Fleming, George Hamil- ton, Frances Hawn, Sam Henley, Dolores Horne, Theron Lee, Gene Malone, Maxine McCollum, Betty McDonald, Conny McDonald, Verline MoSpadden, Dixie Jean Medlock, Amaleta Moore, Charlia Bob Morris, O'Veta Morris, Pat Naylor, Roberta. Niblaick, George Perkins, Bobby Jean Rhodes, Mary Belle Richards, Dollie Robinson, Margaret Rosson, as Organized twenty years ago, the Hi-Y, the oldest club in school, is sponsored for boys striving for a good Christian character, clean speech, and a high standard of sports- manship. Among their activities this yeafr was a theater party. Members: Coleman Archer, George Bean, Maurice Browder, Riley Conley, Clinton De Wolfe, John Ewing, Bill Fleming, Jack Grady, Billy Harris, Sam Henly, Harold Ken- dricks, Don Landers, Jerry LeMond, Tom Paul McEachern, Tim Miller, Steve Meinecke, Roland Nichols, Kenneth Sandlin, Jerry Smyth, John Spikes, J. F. Strickland, Frank Taylor, Jimmy Verner, Jimmy Young. Mr. H. J . McCabe and Mr. Sam Leifeste, sponsors. Malena Smith, Barbara Tatum. Sponsor, Mr. E. M. Barnett. I In-y President Jerry Smyth Secretary Bill Fleming Vice-President Kenneth Sandlin tNot Picturedl 4 I i E V if WWW -5' 33 Rl iffgflls A if' K ,tele - f 'L f"' 9 ral . ill Q 3 fb uf, Q A. J4, Elf '5 3 r 4 Q 4 A ss, M523 V ..,,,gffi pi' :wagner Y the westerner Elbert O'Neall To the right, part of the Editorial Staff of the Westerner are mounting pictures. Pictured are, left to right: Boys' Sports Editor and Ju- nior'Editor-Jack Gradyg Asst. Editor-Jackie Lewisg Editor-Elizabeth Schmidtg Girls' Sports Editor-Dollie Robinsong Asst. Club Editors-Pauline Lokey, Margene Fryg Club Editor-Jean Goodloe. Other members are: Senior Editor-Ruth Anthonyg Asst. Senior Editor-Sarah Jane Strangeg Sophomore Edi- tor--Joyce Yocumg Asst. Sophomore Editor- Marijane Graceg Asst. Boys' Sports Editor- Jerry Lemondg Faculty Editor-Norma. Crox- tony .Assistant Faculty Editor-Jean Chappelleg Favorites Editor-Willella Nelson: Asst. Favor- ites Editor-Umpy Robinsong Art Editor- Fred Beasleyg Bookkeeper-Virginia Norman. C. E. Wendt .,. 1 Carl Hester Always on the job, these three boys have been responsible for the taking and developing of the pictures you see in the annual. Their willingness to cooperate has made it possible to present a complete picture of the year's school activities. Heads of departments who directed others in the planning of the annual are. fStandingJ, Fred Beasley, art editorg Ben Wells, asst. business mzmagerg Mrs. Dick Cozby, publication adviser. 1Sea.tedJ, Jackie Lewis, asst. editor: Elizabeth .,, Schmidt, editor: Conny McDonald, busi- ness managerg and Virginia Norman, bookkeeper. l I .L fr-W . N ' ' Qega - Asfkq the westerner world This is the plaque that rewarded the hard-working Westerner World S tajj' in 1942-43. Juanita Simpson, news editor, and 0'Veta. Morris, editor. Last fall at the annual Texas High School Press Association in Denton, the Westerner World, a weekly newspaper, won jirst place for 1942. Vir- ginia Norman won first place in club stories, while O'Veta Morris won second in the same event. At the Panhandle Press Association in February, O'Veta won first place for the editorial column and June Royalty first for the news story, and Jack Cooper won fourth place in sports column. o the right, part of the Editorial Staff he Westerner World meet a deadline. ,ured ar.e: lstandingj, Special Rfe- :ers-Louise Wilson, Arlie Ruth Wa- , June Royalty: Cub Reporter-Henry lding. CSeatedD, Special Reporters- by Campbell, Bess Griggs, Mary Vir- a Mullins: Cub Reporter-Sarah Jane tnge tcenterlg Publications Director, . Dick Cozby. Other members are: tor-O'Veta Morrisg News Editor- nita Simpsong Special Reporters- ginia Norman, Theda Beth Porterg v Reporters-Virginia Pitts, Wendell 'risset. 1 f To the left, part of thc Western World Business Staff labors to pay for the paper. Pictured are: lstandingj Ad Solicitors-Henry Spalding, Dorothy McKelvy, Genelle Wiley, Nell Pipking fseatedj busi- ness Manager-Mary Elizabeth Tealg Circulation Manager-Pauline Lokeyg Ad Writer--Mike Sellen. Other members are: Ad Writer-Fred Beasleyg As- sistant Ad Writers-Bob McDonald, Mary Rogersg Advertising Managers-Jane O'Neall, Jean Lindsey: Bookkeeper-Vada Lois Grahamg Circulation Mana- ger-Evelyn Praterg Collector-Norma Croxtong As- sistant Collectors-Joe Arrington, Jerry Lemondg Ad Solicitor--Theda Beth Porter. fi safety council dm The Safety Council is sponsored to bring about greater safety among high school students. Its members include a sophomore, a senior, and a junior who strive to make their fellow students safety-conscious. Members: Willella Nelson, Joan Nislar, and Bill Medley, chairman. Miss Kathleen Ingram, sponsor. CI'I6SS club The Chess Club is sponsored for all students who enjoy playing chess. A tournament will be held among the membersg however, to play in the contest, the students are required to have ten points which they have gained by u-inning games played throughout the year. Members: Wendall Bagwell, Robert Lon Cole, Delbert Cooper, Billy Felty, Mike Forrester, Roger Hall, Herbert Hawkins, Don Henderson, Sam Henly, Bill Kindred, Leslie Morrisset, Max Myatt, Jo Dean Payne, Sequoyah Perry, Mike Sellen, and Billy Walker. Mr. R. T. Groves, sponsor. President John Michael Sellen 1' Y X Vice-President ' l Roger Hall Secretary Sam Henly n-iq 1-1-num.-q quill and scroll fficers are: res.-Juanita Simpson 'ice-Pres.-O'Veta Morris ec'y-Louise Wilson Trai The Quill and Scroll, an honorary society for high school journalists, is made up of students who have done outstanding work on the Westerrler or Westerner World. The members are required to be in the upper third of their class, and be either a junior or a senior. Miss Margaret Turner was the guest speaker at the Quill and Scroll banquet, which was held in the Hilton Hotel. Members: Fred Beasley, Charles Brown, Bobby Campbell, Jack Cooper, Jack Grady, Bess Griggs, Vada Lois Graham, Jackie Lewis, Pauline Lokey, Conny McDonald, O'Veta Morris, Mary Virginia Mullins, Virginia Norman, Jane O'Neall, Theda Beth Porter, Evelyn Prater, Elizabeth Schmidt, Dollie Robinson, June Royalty, Mary Elizabeth Teal, Arlie Ruth Waters, Ben T. Wells, Louise Wilson. Mrs. Dick Cozby, sponsor. ai at .S Mrs, Cozby presents the new members 4 ith the club pins. ,qs l,..,,. Miss Margaret Turner is guest speaker at the Quill and Scroll Banquet at the Hilton Hotel. ,L 1.2 ss, ,.-e, 1 'M 5 q .. it . o .lll . 1 3: A .rL,4lV,6- :E Y in A V V. 2 1 , if Y z i I K H 5 j 3 '41 'I fm... ' l .gg ,fo , Platoon A-2 Qbelowj Platoon A-1 S' H A W , if . 1 F 1 J. I in .' at 1:1 fy ' ,'Q.t.Qgr Wal' j f - of Q. The Victory Corps has as one of its purposes to teach students who a interested in military drill. Each Monday afternoon they drill for one hour, und the direction of Lieutenant K. N. Clapp. The Victory Corps is organized into til companies-boys and girls. These companies are divided! into platoons. Hig School boys, who are members of the Texas Defense Guard, help drill the studenz l First Lieutenant K. N. Clapp commands the companies in the Victory Y V A Corps. I 1 - A Carl Hester, a symbol of all the students in Lubbock High School who are giving their best to Na- 'onal Defense. 1 Platoon B-1 1 . ,py.,.p e Y P Q P Platoon B-1 I " ' 1 new " flissox xx if to ..... if K ' z'o1'!.o f Platoon B-2 ,J - i,,l ,.,- A v,t. . .sm , "b'.,, o Q' Q, ,... ,. '," 'lwfaf . , Sw f 2, N M, , - . :"fssy."." Lf 16, - - g. f 5" 1 -V if I A production Austin Rose, Jimmy Young, Billy Harris, Q W . 1 wi 95: R. J. O'Hair, Luther Bunderandt, Marion Manderson, John Spikes, and Duane Estes listen in with the radio that was built in the physics class. pmt Pirtle, and Joe L. Thompson look on as r. Orr demonstrates the process of electric elding. In the National Defense hop, which trains workers wr vital war work, Charles aylor is drilling out rivets. ' Bill Patterson concentrates on the tact measurements of this model air- lane. 21ie2L,.1.:a.,f,, , -. fiat. - 5E21S5ii2,54?gif!i msg Wallace Hillyer, one of the many high school boys who is taking this defense course, is setting up a rivet plate. Conny McDonald, George Bean, and Fred Beasley used, in this battle of th-e air, model planes made in the woodwork and mechanical drawing classes. A r 5 W- - 'V Y f-fi----F55 1 ff If B ll, . J x 5 6' , W - Lf' t Imogene Blair, LaDora Williams, h and Claudine Casey demonstrate how to use hot compresses. I Betty Mangum and Lola Brothers make cookies for the USO. C, l W fir? ,gi ' ,, 1 ,rs ' 1,5 X , . The Homemaking Department, realizing tha y the war must be fought on the home front as wel C , as the battle front, has gone all out in the School g g elo at War Program "to save, serve, and conserve? ,i v - W ,V .V .5-,V QL , of ff The Mary Emma Club girls make scrapbooks for the air base hospitals for their Victory Corps work. Pictured here are Ina Whitney, Oma Allison, and Doris M clnroe. Victory Corps girls receive their Red Cross Nu- lrilifm, Certificates. Pictured first row, left to right: .lumf McAllister, Willella Nelson, Mary Langfordg Ffffffflltll row, lrffl to T'lT!1ht.' Edith Fa7'7'iS, LGDOTQ Wil- lwrnse, Vola Mae Sherrod, Ina Whitney, and Betty ,VI fl,7L yu rn . I I Girls photographed as they contribute their bit to defense fork are fto the rightj left to right: Flora Louder, Arline Varmer, Martha Crow, Willella Nelson, Doris Mae Burdett, nd Edith Farris. Below, left to right: Hazel Lewellyn, Vanda Marie Mueller, Janette Click, Mavis Link. 'P " ., f.f . V K we ff X A s v ,J 1 Betty Boulter and Louise Wilson pre- zre a splint in first aid class. The Foods 21 class can meat for a family in war sermbe who are not able to get meat. W Shirley McRee seems all prepared to take care of the situation, as she ban- dages Joan Gill's would-be broken arm. scrap the ia The scrap contest was headed by the class presu . dents, who divided their respective classes into groups. Pictured are: Senior Class Pres., Robert Brewer,' Student Council Vice-Pres., Billy Medley, Junior Class Pres., Johnnie Davis, Student Body Pres., Joe L. Thompson, Soph. Class Pres., Milton Butler. Thfrough the hard work of the group cap- tains and the students, the seniors won the contest. 'SJW - 3 ' In spite of meat rationing, t h e s e boys work their fin- gers to the bone gathering scrap. This boiler will be sent directly to Berlin by the seniors. Hitler will just fit in it. In spite of gasoline rationing, these boys forfeit a coupon to .L p rr' if ' is " I "i' f . P 1 if 1- , x f p if 'l X Sophomore girls a well as boys unloan scrap. -. .f .1 - +4 ' -1 . ,M ,:. 1 VY' ',i,, 'li Juniors sock that sap we call the Ja with piles of scrap. gather scrap. Together we scrap, divided we fall. lf sv 32 2' Here today, gone Scrap today, gun tomorrow tomorrow Westerners' joy, Hitler's sorrof 5"'3?'4f5z EWS 'Y 37' Erie r 9 i SPV 4 V '1 ,1 ,J 2 P5 if 2 9 R E 2 r il E 3 29 .X Q E 1 'Z '1 Y 14 '1 la 4 1 X L 'R 2' R 1 ? gl 5 "1 M72 "1 -W-.f.m..,, l 4- S . -. ty fe fn. .sa s f , , W ' lm q H.. X ,L' V. 4 we-l E Vg, M VV 'TK i 'FP' , . if ' if ,J ,fur , 5 f t f 9 5 A in .4wfW, ,1 -.Q ,EA I ' L. H. S. blanketed in white Winter wonderland Marry poses naturally Beautiful scenery but frozen fish Wright evidently got the works A good old snowball fight Mr. Powell calls it a day-a cold -iff: Same tower-new angle Henry gets the hot U1 foot Theda Beth battles the cold to pose It's no use, Jimmy. You're just too big Is there a sculptor in the crowd! ,x-Alf u CN I u ,,,,v-1' ug, l v 1 '1 2 33 ff .ak 4 it , , , , . , E. f fm?5"1il1'. Q . W ' ' A ' ' 2 ,Q S Q ,its XX ' . 5 X ff 2 ' . 1 'W Q .V S x ' '22 1? ' 1 r. 1 - L"' ' 3 Q . 1 V 5 g Q ix M il ,M ,h X ii' ' ,- ' Z 'I QSM-1--51.42 e 5 - li x Q .Ginza K, , I 1.4 1 1. School a la bike! 2, Yea, Westerners! 3. Alma Mater 4. Future Waaes ? 5. Beer-barrel Bessie 6. Shirley and Bennie pose for the Camera 7. "Every noon about this time" 8. Smile, but please don't swallow the Camera 9. The usual gang 10. Peek-a-boo 11. Christmas time in Pat's guidance 12. A little monkey from Hawaii 13..Ask Mike Sellen if he makes a habit of this .fl X-' J , ,A 1 . sg K. ...QR 'if We X - ' Vs.-.ll .mf .fl3Qj,,i5.5, 'gl',dei?j'.,3,4Q 5 VR uf pf fir if -1' 3. ' it if .W x ,gl,"'.sf:. ff who M 4 '34 is 'ff IV' ,l I 4 2 Q. ..w - .1 ' c 'Wi ,I fr- , PT' 1 f' ,,.- X 'B 8:- -9 t N ah. 4 , .vii 5 .ali -L. D. r..ff1g?f3igi . ff us? . . X. 1 ' J, if , Q N iq Y 1 v jf . Nt if it 7 x K - -5,33 isx K X . hx gf-f . .3 'lf 1 5 The gang. the whole yang and nothmg but guna The Navy comes to town lah boy 'j Fourso me of fun Mrs. Cozby helps Pat Mr. "Pinky" Lozzrrey m hls u9uaI mood Grin, Dollie Happy, Doris ? Charlene is a Texan at heart Maybe it's Peruna New school day daunzn, Haley and Curley 5141 pw .iq-ww 3' 4--'M gf! E M 'XX 'f 411 L.. . s '?lx CX X 9 file..- . .IA Q K ,V - XXQJ fp' iii GX 2 is wi' fs V0 mv A 2 . N' as-H fu Q-n-...Wd 1 is 1. We've always wondered about Tom 2. Working hard, Miss Wrerm? 3. Sweatergirl Robinson 4. Lonesome hearts? - - hardly! 5. Mighty like a rose 6. Radio-bug Orr 7. Mr. Honey saving gas and soles 8 Miss Clark 9. Maisie hides her face from the camera Ohums, Doris and Nelva Joyce under the Isn't the dog cute? These are the ojicers of the FFA .v5, bridgt mx W I4 NO x I C SKY- ? G' 1. Summer camp 2. The speakers fable 3. Margene and Mary Jane leaving 4. Fun at the D. E. skating party 5. Czzttizz' up after the G. R. banquet 6. A group of mere sophs 7. Looknzon. the Magician, S. Norma looks happy. ditto the rest 9. Gee. looks interesting! Jackie. Martha.. and Jack hard at work 11. Time u'as.' 12. Mr. "Pop" Groves 13. Two of a kind! 14, At a G. R. party 15. Just Bennie Dora 16. Lottie and her studies 17. Lee gives us a big grin 7' what had th .2 li-- . :ii 11 'f X, HQ A .Lf .........qv Qibadnam ,..,. ll 1. W 1410 10' an s l Familiar trio Mrs. Cozbyls friendly smile Verdia Beth and June are typical high school girls Going some place. Ted and Stony? Typical noon scene Billie Louise poses for the camera Same old patio-new angle Marge and Jean are dog-tired .A 51- Q 4 1 uf, 1-91 ' -': - 1-1'-'.,!L - ,z ik , Q. 11 ,KZ Za 'io, I 5 i S S 9 1, .,,.L.- 13 14 " 15 16 10 11 . 12 Eugenia takes time off Signin' off time Charles in his workshop Looking doion Pottery class busy at nzork Ruth and- Norma are a "Constant couple" Fifteen-minute speed test Dollie and Jack loaf by the new arch 'N' fb if 552' mum ki nm A a ""'m., 1 ,, 3' -sz Ly' wx," f xgdyg' F ig ,NN-N 'N , fr ,xv 1 w N Q 1 i 2 22.1 ' ' '. 'ff ,t :iwenmm . g Q . , S 5 N ? 5 ,Qi 'Nr I 4' fy.. ax -s i Myrna ...f K 2 T 1!w 1' P' 'J ff.. t W S - Xgld l0,,. , . 'Rn 2, . 1 ,Z 9 1 1' 1 g i 1 A tw S 1 Y 1. The tower 4. "Macabee's,' famous grin 1 2. The Westernettes shine 5. Flagpole Frolics 3. Ditto 6. Files, files, files, and Eugenia 7. We can't figure out what this guy is doing, so we can't write copy for this picture 8. The same old story! 9. On his tour of the country, Fulton Lewis, Jr., lectured at Lubbock 10. Marching. with the school in the background 11. Scrap paper for Victory 12. Lamar Jackson clowns for the camera 13. Just loajing 14. Mrs. Elizabeth Bruce, the bookkeeping and general business teacher 15. L.H.S, boys go all out for victory ' 1 Wx 5 at ' S. J :SS L .f- V! -if W TT'-J, , gb. :fi fi' Q ff-',"N ...- fi., ,ig W? Ck "'h'C"5?"?'5f li' 1 'S , f' fs.. ,. Mg ,., ,xx ,, k ,- x. Q, -'Y Q-.... Q, 5 lf' , if-'YPQQJ -" . 4 -' - .,.. . r ,, , ,i .,, ' N 1 pn:-I-nf! ,..-sv,,Z'i.a,: 4- , f,t.iv'jg,,' , 17,4 . ?:'.ff7',4Cl'3' ' fzilil UQ.-,uffi ff? ,,.,- N il- M43 Hr., f . wrist: 47 .,-"'f,, ,.. X ,,,..f4""' N ....--"f""' 1-j",,."3 J, "',,.,A-. Good, Dollie? Westernettes after practice With the wind in her hair Something funny, Ruth? Ye Olde L. H. S. The band swings out! What goes on? Peelcaboo! Why the frown, Shirley? Just goons Cuddlesomq twosome Typical, isn't it? Fun at Buffalo - This seems to mean a lot to the paper staff, but the annual sta17 can't see why. , - - ..-,...-- . 3 'hm- fffglr Heh.,- .AL -A f--n:3,,,,g-Q--R "T'-'-thi Vffvfargkfgfgir ,TQ '.0.Qi ,9.Q 0 9 9.4 ' ' . , M, ,. V W, 1 ' p gx':.::. 1 S3 5 il ? .LIE 5 3 4 if 3 1: ' pr' ': F . 1 -'Q Ls , 1 'it . up I E A L 6Ak Nf 4 1. 2. 2, 4. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11 12. 13 The Cariwdii to Browiififild Petr did his part lcv rind the filllilfflfll Brozmijivlfl. hors 1470 comet' Naomi looks bored. diifo the 1'PSf Disrcgard thc posrz fhfifffp just sophs 'Nuff said The Junior "Kids" Close your big mouth. Jackifx' The icimzers. Jackiv and Ed The Contestants A group of happy juniors Ed. John, Roy. Lamar. and "little boy" Watts ' ...gg -me Carl Hester Roy Grimes Jerry LeM0nd Jack Grady Tim Miller Johnny Davis Tommy Nash Pauline Lokey 1 30: R.. E' x ... ,Wt 11. Betty Wilkins 12. Charles Smith 13. Joyce Yoeum 14. Elizabeth Schmidt 15. Oonny McDonald 16. Shirley Ann Roberts 17. Louise Wilson 18. Maisie Carter 19 Bennie Dora Johnson . Ruth Cowart 5 X H- --L--.-A 1 'si it-V' ', , Y ha N s. Z1 1 S . we h'. fan ' . ' r ' K 1. E gif " ' ' A' - ' 'Q .1 gg I. , . -'lk 3 . 1 .... Betty Roundtree 20. Malena Smith gin.: BQ. Try fo pivk Ollff Bill Pool. Bessiv Thompson. 130211 Willinmx. Cevvlia I"m'mer. Roller? "Skf'P2f.T" Barrie Gene Gray. Elion Rogerx. Jean Cf1?'flll'flj!, Jlrzfirze H0 ard. Bonnie Rufh Ho1c'arrl. Jlury .lo Bczlwr. 1"f1Iir'v C0 mivhrlel. Betty .1Ic'Dm1r1l1l. W. I". Cola Billy Jfzr-lc Stewie son. Y C J 8 ff' ,..1-. we "'1'A" :U -Z 5 4 ' e rf.-. Y f X9 sw' 'f f Rim il I X I The position, honored and desired by all girls, was won by Norma Crqxton, this year's football sweet- heart. After being presented with a dozen roses at the Plainview game, Norma sat on the sidelines with the boys. fi' 1' ff K S 1 f tx A Outstanding in many school tioities. Norma is Secretary of Student Council, a member of Thespians and National Honor ciety, faculty editor of the '43 VI erner. and collector for the West er World. 00 1 Coach "Mule" Davis Coach Davis not only makes out- standing football players of his boys but also takes a personal in- terest in making them strong future soldiers, sailors, or marines. He has gained more than just the friend- ship of the team. They regard him as a "regular fellow." the coaches ,,g,'w.RNi Coach "Dixie" White Being line coach was only one of Coach White's many duties. for he took upon himself the task of mak- ing everything pertaining to sports a success. Respected by students and teachers alike. he left Lubbock High School to join the greatest team of all - the United States Army. .,,9,, -3 'Yr' Coach White, the ideal of all the football players. is shown at the local recruiting station. Standing on the bench are two of Lubbock High Schoolis' former coaches, Lovic Liston and J. G. Keyes, and one of the football players who helped make the Westerner squad state champions in 1939, Leete E .. Jackson. While here in this school, they gave every- thing they had to sports, and now they are giving everything they have to a still greater cause. N i., 4 1 . -e W 4.2, ,Q , 52, 5. I if if , gifs -, -T.-Q oo ""CQ fi - CDD: CQ2 G3 itll' EJ: Q3 .-Q m-as E25 iii :E S52 p 5: 2? gm Om U6 23 E5 q,aE"4 72 52, g - wg Am SE gn C :EE ,fm 32 O . S53 25 TIE-4 Em 0.3 355 .22 L4-v-4 ESQKL5 Emi 329 E354 - -O ESPN -CEU: 3.22 'Sgr- S50 9,23 '40 'goo QUE Iii" mm :Q CD sf? E58 S40 sig B a .-QCD OS-4 CQFQ Ken- Brock, er, Ross 92' yRi mm Strawn, Ji re y. R. Allison, Jim y Cole, Jim Low -s: 72 'Do SP1 O46 2.2 Eos mf. -fi 'Go Sm Zvi E5 ii Fm ..-E EO ,Mn 353 9-10 -1-1 CS-4 O"U 'Ui S-:CD o UM E ,go gi .Sm z- SEE ,gm 2.2 .F-4 QE 2 Od 2:5 'Um M id th Ph Ile s: s O fn Q. O 4-T .ZZ EJ Z .cf 3:3 E cn E 5 o U1 Q. E O ,cz E4 pi 1-u -45 4-7 on -cs 7-4 5 CQ E o 3-4 as I :Z O O 5-4 03 . CD A32 CQ-A ,D-1 v, QE ,go QE' LES: :E Oz: S-4 gm ME -+1 E - ,AE an H75 O 'Um Ss, EQ HJ? 1.5: 351: '55 ou Q2 '+-bib!! 25 no -QD 3 - 35 :QT:s Di 4 Ross Brock No. 76 Tackle "Skeeter" is a powerful addi- tion to the Westerner squad. Kenneth Pharr No. 75 Tackle "Foxy" was a rough hustler, and he stayed in there fight- ing. Jerry McCauley No. 74 Tackle "Big Red" is plenty rough and always ready. Johnny Davis No. 24 Back Johnny ought to see a lot of action nezvt year. Gene Gray No. 86 End Next year holds a bright futwre for Gene. Billy Bob Harris No. 52 End 5. Bob has another year to go, and we know he will be an' excellent player next year. 4 , Q1- K . - ' B 7 . ,Q -fi, M 4 r' F, K xi D f 'I ul - A K , .,,. s 1 A ch 4 te': if "1-e H Q Ke1't ., 4. .Q tt, . sg, -x K . 'G 'L ix, s' fn J- dl, .5 -'-' 'yjftgz ,,,A ,,Ig I we - -, 1' W Melvin Johnson No. 46 Roy Grimes No. 45 End Back "Mel" can be depended on at Long strides and determina- any time. tion distinguish this boy as a future star. Joe L. Thompson No. 22 George Brewer No. 25 Back "Bow Legs" was well liked by all those who played football with him. "if Back George has two more years 1 go and he already shoig signs of becoming a gre player. Lff5'5?iYisYiV5Qx.2l!iif3E Hubert Bechtol No. 87 End "Beck" was one of the most outstanding co-captains Lub- bock High ever produced. He was the only Westerner to make fifrst string All-State. Hubert was well liked by all the students. .,.i.....-....-...i.....i.- I l It 1 . ' "2Z Lk1 L " "' ' 'MA s ,W W ""mq"k R""""i"""wX:Awq rf ..,l. 3 ,M gina , K M ' Mu T Bueron Lindsey No. 23 Gene James No. 73 lack Tackle 5555 4 rueron has another year to Gene's lmre for the game kept if ,uu 8 ' lay, and we know that he him in there fighting. i f Q' Jin be a leader. a l ev 2 ' .1535 it at M - L i f , K - Thomas Pirtle'No. 67 Lee Turner No. 84 Guard End "L, M." fladies' manj made Spirit and determination All-District. made Lee an outstanding player. "' . it is.- ,ll ' H , , . . r 3. is ' ,t.fi t . R Jil' 1 I r Nasal ti I Robert Brewer No. 44 Back "Bustin' Bob" made secomi string All-State. Jerry Crawford No. 88 End Jerry was a fighting Weggem- er all through the season. John T. Read No. 12 Back John made an excellent back. R. W. Moyer No. 56 Center A future tackle just up from the Cowboys. N. W. Elston No. 8 Back With two more years to go N. W. should make a strong X back on the Westerner squad. y , H d Burdett No. 85 T W 5 - rd" was well liked by the J. R. Allison No. 31 ' K . , fm- Back R V "Curley" was an excellent co- gg captain, and his label, "Dyna- ' i t s-Q., mite," was well placed. He 4 was one of the fastest men on . the squad, and was well-liked by the rest of the team. P , , Robert Riek No. 51 Douglas McCurry No. 14 Center I 1 , ' Back "Bashful Riek" was not 1 "Primo" played hard to keep shy on the field. V M the Westerners in shape. by V W Q0 1 .yh, ,. A A hhh e . A Jim Butler No. 60 . 211151 Joe Relger No. 20 .., Guard if V Jim Joe was an excellent end Q "Ironman" Y , this year, and he will be bet- 'G Q i if ter next year. W ' W 1: '-' V, . John A. Raley No. 10 Back John was of 'vital impedance to the Westerner squad. if! 0 1 M OITIS Bell No. 83 . ei End " T-M Morris did an excellent job ' W- for his first year. A Jack Norwood No. 28 Back Jack has a "slip hip" fools opponents. Bill Smith No. 68 Guard Bill made the going for the other team. 3 Fl!! that Wayne Odam No. 33 . Back Leon H3mllt0n No. 48 ,,Tmy,, is a Wad broken ,md Tackle 7-unner- rough A prospective Jirst stringen- neart year. L em. " ' ' iikt V W K N X X SL Q 1 f , 1 X A 1 w as A lame 'X s, . ,,I .... -5. X X 1 l ,, - 1 . F 1 . l Jim Strawn No. 72 Tackle I He will be a leader in the 7183! 118018. 1 FB' J QP Ty S I' Bob Pinkston No. 66 Tackle. He is going to make a tough Marine. v Harold Kendricks No. 21 Back Harold was a sincere player and will be missed next year. Burl Gene Moore Back No. 35 Next year's speed demon M ei .l I5 ' e il - 1 V - ?3J' I2' , g Homer Lawson No. 77 , l, Q - Tackle ' "Hema" will be a leader in M . h ' f ' . t e 43 Wes erner line l w:'s..,,.14 V ' ' ' 4' y Jack Conley No. 53 Center gy 1 "Coon-alley" is an excellent 3' Q ibzi V , , .. f line backer. 'F W- Tom Lokey No. 52 1 ' Guard 'ff I Tom wuz ngnz hard for the V Westerners nezt year. - I Jim Lowery No. 27 Back "Little Pinky" has two more years to grow into an ezcel- lent back. Tommy Nash No. 65 Guard Although a substitute, Tommy has made a good player, and he will be back next year. Bob Brock No. 47 Guard Lots of hustle made Bob outstanding guard: Robert Haley No. 50 Center "Bird" was always there when called. 3 G, Johnny Cole No. 26 Back With another year to go, Johnny should make an ez- cellent back. 'Hi 'iylyy P 5 5 y Ay , . 7 ,eede,,,e , g -lr ,,. . . Q - 444 3. A '4 'ii - .. U M521 9. . 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J, ...FJ 'y, " 'L -f-Hu. ., 4.-' . -. 'e 3 1-11.43 ' '-w 4 4 I.: 352.9 I if 4- -f., 1:4-4-4 .,,. 4. ' '--f-1.54.1 .ww -- , .gg.7f'41fa" 'Lin 4. 4, 'elg.,'i? 4 . v' 16. N691 -Nw 'N f' ' f 5' ' 'L",'-ll"'rf . . . . . Q -Q.. , --gpg.-':.-5 - ' ..4, x.-.z-4 -.. 3.-,nf ' -- 4 Q-. 4-:.f-3:-42---.. --. -.- - 12 . . -. -..--.-4:.f,gqrg--'.1.-aww" lf - f 4.-74, . I .J A r'--Lrg: x AM. Z. xiii. iv'44v4f'f-f---.--'V 77" ""3f1'iZii- --gjfLL:yf:. . f""F'1b:--ff, 4I.4':xf,1i6?: .. .., ,-L--..4 31' 1-4 - ,'-'.14--4'.:-J.gv,,g- 53 -5,54 -41.4-1-if?.'.:f w132g..f,.j4 2: -- -M. , -. Q-u -g-' 4.1.-' '-Q., --5-..-4.1-. " -- ' 'f-4?'4'1:.L..' ifwisl-4 iii '-wif-f-' "' -4,f':':1T-?:'--, 4' 'an c' 'iff '- '.' fm' 2: 52 'Q' -1 R' ' - 3: ..-gf. ,-J. . p. .- ,- -.",Yi-T 5? 5 '. --'czaf5.gg,4 4 4 1 1 Odessa was the first opponent for the Westerners this year. We defeated them to the tune of 7 to 6. t looks too bad for the Essa player when three bbock players gang up on 1. Brewer skirts the end while an Odessa player closes in behind. It takes the power of about half the Odessa team to stop "Primo" Mcdurry. ,I .On Thanksgiving Day, the Westerners 'met the Plainview "Bulldogs" and defeated them 28 to 0. Nofrfma Croxton, the foot- ball sweetheart, was pfre- sented between the halves. Mc0u.rrg carries the ball through a 4+ I 49 big hole in the Plainview line. "Curley" Allison, while plowing through the line, is tackled by an unidentified Plainview player. 1 s 1K"'Q"-v..... Y.. ,, ' .Qs -u--, uf' --.. ii X Mason of Plainview seems t have a clear road since Pirtl is down. ane Lawson D1Jh01lL0'l'6 Ben T. Wells Junior Betty Rountree Junior if-' - ,xsnl""" 41" M ' .di Here is a tribute to that growp of kids who keep the spirit in those fighting Westerner teams. They led the student body in all the yells and helped them show the team that we were behind them one hundred per cent. Our hats are off to you, Cheer Leaders. i . BL. ' 4 A l is V 'li I The qualities of a true Westerner are exempli- fied in the personages of Mr. McCabe and Mrs. Arrington. A l t h o u g h new in this school they have entered into things with such a spirit that they have won the ad- miration of the whole student body. Bill McDaniels Sophomore Umpy Robinson Senior Dan Young Senior QW 'X 5,7 3 JJ' A .... . . f, X, I V ' , r R QQ K B K 4 f l k,,: R, jf.. . t I if U 5 lx'-r sig fi , 3' I - 1 'K Charles Brown "Buzz" Parkhill Leslie Morrisset Our managers were an important cog in the wheels of our basket- ball and football machines. They were the boys behind the boys and saw that our equipment was kept in the best possible condition. Like the men behind the guns, our managers kept our team supplied with the necessary equipment. Although this picture of Coach Lowrey makes him look as if he is asleep, in reality he is a wide-awake roach and tops with the boys out for track. Coach Lowrey was busy when the photographer asked him to pose for this picture. Mr. Lowrey turned around, took a step forward. folded his hands behind his back and said, "Well, snap it." the westerner Football season On September 18, the Westerner team opened its 1942 football season by subduing a hard fighting'Odessa team, 7 to 6. The next week San Angelo's Bobcats invaded our camp and held the Bronc Busters to a 6 to 6 tie. Then we emerged victorious over Big Spring, 18 to 6, only to suffer our first defeat by a stunning upset at the hands of the Breckenridge Buckaroos when they out- scored us 26 to 0. The following week we met Borger for our first conference game and retaliated with a 51 to 6 triumph. We next met the Temfple Wildcats, and they overcame a 6 to 0 handicap to win, 13 to 6. On the following Saturday we went to Pampa and conquered a jolting Harvester team 14 to 13. Brownfield's Cubs handed the Westerners their first defeat in district play when they staved off a last minute rally to win 7 to 6. Then the disaster came! The Golden Sandstorm from Amarillo rolled over a hard fighting Westerner team to th-e tune of 20 to 0. The Westerners rounded out their '42 season on November 26, when they battered out a 28 to 0 win over Plainview. Do they do this all the time? The ole swimmin' hole The favorite sport of L. H. S. That Robinson swing! Ditto! Strike one! ! 9 5 ... fx, ,ii , , .Mft ii' 6 Why so glam, Umpy? The long and the short of .it We always wondered what they looked like on the bench Three-point landing Is Tom going to kick the football or Beck? Coaches Goober, Dixie, and Gordon now in the service . - Wt., , Rui L 3 , I I 1 ' wx. as D 5 ifhhg , , V s"L4Qfb ' Six' 'iz 'mimi TH? 5, 355 1 V h , no .4 1, . A .L ., ,, 4... ' 37 4 A ' 5 f "Ffh 52.5. C' K ' ' 755, f "M 1 - a""h'4 1. - -' HJ - I -so " , j J- .2 ' - ,, , " rw ' NW , it 4. 'Sf 1 J 4' 569' 6- X , 1f1f'!" it it s Q E 3 Y 2 E 1 1 i I 3 L : 5 3 5 3 a Q 5 n 5 I E E I , a F E v F 5 I 5 ? i E 5 E 1 5 5 2 3 3 i ! 5 E I Z E 3 E E i 2 i . if . mm" ' , . ., . V-V.. ,.,, Y 1 A A 1s.. ,fi - ' H 2 in fear, mr Eff 'W' A, ,,, ff" I 1,1 , I ,.,,, ,..,, M -- "'4'lsQ'Mf ,,p,t.....: V, ' We - if--N--em , Standing, left to right: Coach Davis, R. W. Moyer, Bill Cope, Hubert Bechtol, Jim Strawn, Melvin Johnson, Joe L. Thompson, Phil Ragland, Coach Lowrey. Middle row, left to right: Leslie Morrisset, Gordon Parkhill, Wayne Trego, O Q , Harold Burdett, Jerry Crawford, Clifford Dean, Bueron Lindsey, Lefty Downing. , Seated, left to right: Charles Brown, N. W. Elston, Tommy Nash, E. L. Snod- i"' grass, Burl Moore, Tom Lokey, Ross Berry, David Lawson. the basketball season Althrmgh the Westerner five didn't win the district title they did display a strong threat, winning 15 out of 25 games. This year's team played and defeated many of Labboclds expe- rienced air base teams. THE BASKETBALL RESULTS Opponents Lubbock Opponents Lubbock S. P, A, F, S ....,... .... 1 4 24 Levelland .... .... 3 1 25 New Home ,....... .,.. 3 23 Levelland .tt. -.. 15 20 New Home ...,..........,............. 33 54 Levelland ....... .... 3 4 24 84th Sqdn. ,..,,..,........ , ........,... 27 31 848th Sqdn. ..... .... 2 4 38 15th Troop Carrier Sqdn. 26 23 848th Sqdn. ...................a...... 17 27 15th Troop Carrier Sqdn. 34 28 Idalou .........................,........ 24 26 - 59th Troop Carrier Sqdn. 32 37 15th Troop Carrier Sqdn. 33 32 5 , 2 New Home ..,.,..,.,..,...,....,...... 28 38 15th Troop Carrier Sqdn. 25 39 848th Troop Carrier Sqdn. 30 24 Amarillo ...........V.....,....,. 35 25 is Glider Pilots ..,.............,....... 24 22 Amarillo .............................. 27 23 - 1 Levelland ,,.....,.............,,....... 29 26 848th Troop Carrier Sqdn. 27 29 L' 848th Sqdn. ...., ..... 3 5 28 Medical Detachment .,..v... 23 51 Glider Pilots .........,............ 20 33 Hubert Bechtol Captain i Coach J. "Mule" Pwvis Although he had never coached :sketball before, he coached the am like a veteran. Coach Davis is the kick of a "mule" and pnrred" the team into many vic- ries. He is doing his part in na, :nal defense by teaching our boys i be better sports. the basketball coaches Bobby Downing Guard Jim Strawn Gwra Coach "Pinky" Lowrey Coach Lowrey has found it his duty to train the boys of Lubbock High School to be prepared for the part that they will share in the war p r o g r a m . Fondly called "Pinky" by the s tu d e n t body, Coach Lowrey is a splendid exam- ple of a true Westerner. Bueron Lindsey Guard Phillip Ragland Forward arf ilu x Q A I in 'Sm--....... V - Sf 1 mf ,z g It avg? j l we ,V .W - 42" S 'if N2 534 Burl Gene Moore Forward Melvin Johnson FOTYDGTKZ Tom Lokey Guard . ii e or Harold Burdett ,aw ,, , Forward , Q gi ,,.-ef. Tommy Nash 4 Y- Nr Guard L if Wayne Trego Forward Bill Cope Forward Robert Brewer Guard David Lawson Guard Come, fellers, Zet's not quibble. Higher, Bill, higher! Now they're walking on the ceiling. What will Mr. Davis make them do next? Bathing beauties???? Baseball players after assembly. Two great coaches shake. Your guess is as good as ours. Ah, Wilderness. al! 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. .. ,. 45.3 K: " it ' 51229 I UV. x so .f 2335. K my .. xg How does she do it? Ouch! Put your little foot.. S0mething's funny somewihe Mrs. Arrington's class displ the flag. Mrs. Arrington looking 0 Dollie's shoulder. A . 5 1 "' arg E 1 Q3 S- 51551 ., V . + " A w K l ,Q X.- Q . R ffiggi 1 3- 'L ' 1,2 fi-1, -A f A A ,M 1,, L , o' 1 . QR Does it hurt that much, R. lW.? .,v1i:,ii tl .,.. .L , i. l s - l 1 K K M., ....-,nw1w, Y Jim Butler clears the bar. p, Q3 4634, Bill Cope displays perfect form for discus throwing. The boys are off to cz fast start. 'A' QW, 4, Hubert Bechtol jumps a hurdle with perfect timing. E gs fi ' N kizk g H EA. -' l qllh V i A 'Eff , 1 3 , , f ' 'sjglgsfsr if J I Jump, 3011, jump ' if as . ,. j1i'1'Zqg5 e Brewer boys are struttin' their stuff. These foot races are goocl for develop- r strong legs. , ki! We wonder if Jim Butler will make it. riii , ,.ss S . L I F . E M . U Im L, ,-,ii- ---i iis' s . rs, Q.. eu s.s, S? ,. ff N, New f 1"1-' - - "IE: xi-025:35-J J-"Ill . K . ' Y ., " " wciiwezl---. . I .1 2:.i5:4S51'a., Q 4, H L,,, - . . f ,,sgEsg?b?,gfw ff A, A . 'few- -,5 e Jimmie Rieger clears a hfurdle. 1 Ou your mark! Get set! L. Joe Thomfpsori slings the discus. "Stoney" is taking calisthenics in his gym class. ' Even the boys "put their big foot." , j,i to .fr 5' ?. sfEis1wQai-fssisggew so -2 f X V 1 -.A, x f . Ex Nix' J?" """ 'M' 2 Q! Jerry LeMond plays leapfrog in ' e ' Lefty Downing doing his exerc .f iv. gym. ' Al with a smile. . V rf" P' Billy Walker is ready and waiting for that ball. 4 if x.i, X V A .:., silos' w ifi , I f VF V- , .,. i x xxxp . 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'lg u ' Right: Francis Page 1,5-g g , and Doris Mclnroe do " . the Swan B alan c e 1 Stand. l 1 r ia I ---1 ,- 5"' ' . I . ,V ' A ,, A ,.,. , M 5 Z, swf -f - Haggis, 51, 1' -SLI?" if ff- WW fQ?3?5??7f51'?f1i '?l':f Willa Jean Reid and 'Pat Naylor po.se r a picture while playing ping-pong. minor sports J I s V x A reducing exercise for the 'hysical Fitness Program. Below: Francis Ronlston ud Bessie Thompson are in e midst of an indoor base- ll game. 2335532-, ""-ll r Above: Jean Hopper Above: Mrs. Anne Arring- ton and Mrs. John Wilson hare iron the respect and ad- 'miration of the girls because of their splendid work in making them physically fit in the war effort. Helozo: Among the minor sports, horseshoes was a rery popular one. Here, Rath Anthony and Ruth Parhhill enjoy a game. demonstrates the correct forrn, for serving a volley ball. fl...,.......---...W-5 ' J 4 f s ,H . f,--. . . X doing their part in the war effort "You leave me breathless!" Oh, for a B-B gun! Character dancing was taught to the girls during the first semester by the Tech Physical Education majors. First Aid was taught to the girls by Mrs. Arrington and Mi Ingram. In the upper picture, Louise Wilson, Betty Johnston, Bet McDonald, and Norma Croxton demonstrate artificial respiratio In the lower picture, Bertha Nell Adair is the victim for Lola . Bumpass. Entering the regional tennis meet April 24, Dollie Robinson was the singles representative, and Del Gallagher and Umpy Robinson were the doubles representatives. Pictured below are Umfpy and Dollie. Ks H ,ff I ,V 3 ga , ' sf if f I' uf if ,ggi ,W wwf' t, if f"'-'--- K I Y, ' , U ,,L, . if K pw pq, -- ' ' ,jgw ,cf .,,,z5,,5-f- Q' I U. f ., '- 1 1, t,'s - - . 1 , if A A .aff Q. .gas 1, ' N Asif: , " .f ,T , W - A ' 1.1--.isa e -' .g!Cg,g5g,w1? , f,igafwgf':fi- ' ' -... 3 "2gf' i' ,m . " A J . 543: ,, . , if Q K' ' N, E I h ' M, R4 ,N Z'1'E.- -, "5 ,lf-,: -'I H". ,.g1,'Z,,p, - I-55 V 31.1. 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