Vernon High School - Yamparika Yearbook (Vernon, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1942 volume:

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Her untiring efforts have made it possible for you to enjoy the antics of Tippy throughout The Yam- parikai' off'- Because of lmer ever optimistic attitude, Because of her energetic ancl untiring efforts in helping the students of Vernon High School, because slae is enclearecl in tlme l1eart of eacla Senior, We, the Staff, graciously cleclicate this volume to our ljelovecl friencl - - MRS. MARGARET PRICE s f ,ti ia . .. , s- ,pv ' Q,1...,v- , f ,Jffw wx .L x F X iw 2 ,, M W L....,.. 11 zgamm F A .a ,,..,l 3 swf mm if x. i f x N ga , 5 xc . .9 x M A SSA is , :Q SJ. . if A QRS 3 ...,.... ...x.....m. :mmm SISQ uv. --.. ,Q .Jim X.. . 33, .X N A w 2 Q QM 53982 K c ff iff K .. '-fi F 5 .15 gk- fm' ' -.1 1.., x Q Q , A E Q Q1 ses? 'S- xga en me N A X QQ Q L -, f,f4 L. ' fx.. Q, if Vernon School Board IR. F. C. BYRD IR. GUY SELF un. NED cUR'ris HR. I. W. TRAXLER, HR. W. N. MARTIN President il l 1 4 .. . i 3 4 1 Q 3 5 3 nm. H. K. GREEVER o ' 1 1 4 Q 3 1 i 5 i -1 W iN . '4 J i i HR. J. R. WRIGHT ,-l1.l.-lg OFFICE 1 3 Administration and Faculty HR. D. 0. FULTON Principal HR. C. H. DILLEHAY - 'Superintendent IIISS JO ANN NORWOOD Secretary g ' t . C' f Q J C' L, . it 3,30 V V I HRS. STELLA BRYANT B.S., M.S. Biology and Soc. H . W. R. BRADFORD, B.S. KISS MARGARET CHEATHAH History B.A., H.A. Spanish I , D, B, DAVIS KISS EDNA HIGHTOWER MISS IRIS HOLLIHAN KISS H D KIRKPATRICK B.S. B.S. B.S. B.A. Chemistry and Physics Clothing Librarian English IISS RUTH HcCOLLOCH Latin I . OTIS LIPSTREU IRS. MARGARET PRICE P BDSO, Hass B.S. Commercial English, Speech IR. E. W. SHEPHERD BIS! Band, Shop HISS DAISY BHD! B.S. Physical Education '11 KISS JOHNNIE SHIRLEY l.A., B.A. English I S. J. G. ICCARROLL KISS RUBY SIITH KISS JENNIE LEE WITHBRS HISS BEULAH WILLIAM' B.A. B.A. H.A. B.S. B.A. H A Geometry I History Foods Eng1ish,,Journa1ism I 7 ro 0 cgi' I MT, ::i. IJ , 112 I- 1' '::':?n'...1. h 4 Ll'-5613 A TIPPY HCULH LION B.o., c.o.n., B.v.n. P.D.Q., A.W.0.L. R.s.v Professor of Lionology. P. H WA? wmv f I A . N g my H 2,5 fs ter. s 'L 'Q . -0 ., v-ff-wr in-V-P--f.-A ----1,-W F-W -1- - - -f ----New n-:--:es'5w'5-f.f'-f- .f?w.+rff,.-f.fvf.Y..,-f.A- .-.wx-V-we SENIOR CLASS OFFICER Q -' X'L' 'Kkk ' ew 1-5 N1 W..,,... A . , R .. Kfppzeg W ,. .,.. K .- XW...Wm..M....N. 6 5-Q .g if? 5 f .wx K . .1 es. aff 1-, we k - Sgjhmvrx .lfgg A K -35wN :T ,. , ,. fri .ffl 1 Q . . A - . ffgwiain HQ, 'XQEQLQ Q 1 i- . 1 ---- X , . .,XX ' AX ' Q. .. t -was 4dQgyn x we-Q--Q--elk ii H f Q SESS we W is PRESIDENT - R. A. Duke VICE-PRES. - George Freudiger SECRETARY - Wanda Jean Granot SGT.-AT-ARIS - Haxie Bell 'S Y 4 ALETHA ABDOTT when she turns on laughter. he LEONARD ALEXANDER 'Alecn is crazy about :aking those offsprings af nitro cellulose Cthat .s, snapshotsl. As drum truly Creallyl blonde of Vernon Hi is before your eyes. makes everyone hap- music box of tink- EVA MAE ADAMS Step up folks and meet our little editor, Eva Mae Adams. If she were deprived of her power of speech, her eyes would make an admirable sub- stitute. She goes into a thing gladly, works hard, and cares not to whom the glory goes. MARY HELEN ADRIAN Because of her happy disposition and dis- creet manner, Mary Helen is welcome where- ver she goes. She is tops with both teachers and classmates. JANET ANDERSON No matter how tough the going, nNetU can hold her own. Besides collecting salt and pepper shakers she is very active in the xajor he has led our bandHome Ee Club. In her zo many national honors. spare time she can be und don't you just love seen riding about town. :hat hair? 155. ., IARVINE AYERS nlaru is a Sonja Henle on wheels-- had rather skate than eat, and puts Vivien Leigh in the shade with her Wteeny-weenyn waist. DOROTHY BAILEY Dorothy, with her quiet unassuming manner, is still a person to be reck- oned with because of her extraordi- nary talents in the field of homemaking. NORHA JEAN BARNES' Norma's favorite hobbies are raising dogs and racing Buicks. She's a great girl when you get to know her. Do you know her? AARON R. BARNHILL Aaron is a favorite with everyone because of his eternal good humor and sparkling eyes. The only weak spot in Aaron's life is his fancy for the Nweaker sexn. IARGABET AIN BELL 'larg' not only adds to the scenery of the school lith her story book looks, but she can boil a terrific pan of water! As a pastime she tickles the ivory-both organ and piano. IAXIE BILL laxie, our little Davey 0'Br1en, is brainy as well as brawny, He is reporter for the Senior Class--has been a solid, dependable classmate- and has accumulated many friends. JAIEB BLANKENBHIP Going about his daily routine so quietly that he disturbs no one. HThe Trave1er'sN chief ambition is to join the navy as a nGenera1W. Ihat a nan! JOANNA BON 'Jann has that pecu- liar trait of causing no one any trouble. She gets plenty of action in the Sports Club, but when at hone there's nothing like a good book to vhile aiay the time, she says. DOH BOIERS The guy with the nag- nanimous personality, who has caused all the extra heartbeats' of the feminine sec- tion this year, sliles with charac- teristic and disarm- ing charm--also a true Jitterbug at heart. ,PAULINE BRO!! 'PreeneW is a person possessing a very sweet and pleasing disposition. She goes about her daily schedule with a quiet efficiency everyone admires. ELIOOD BROWN Butch, who always has too much business of his own to be concern- ed with other people's affairs, dislikes stuc up girls and can devou steaks as no one else ever could. 1? I ELLEN CABE Ellen's fine dark eyes have often been the envy of her friends. Ie'd accuse her of tak- ing a correspon- dence course, if all those letters didn't look so darn personal. JINE CABE s cute little liss is wn as NCyN to her many ends. Contrary to cus- she admits she wants be a housewife. She a- 'es salted peanuts, army Lforms and murder myster- Yance is unusuals likes to JACQUELYN CAIP Jackie is an all a- round girl--Pres. of the Spanish Club, Honor Society, and saved the editor's life by helping get in copy before the deadline. She throws off clever remarks with a non- chalance that is a delight to her friends. VANCE CARBUTH - one of those who really write in that LGUISE CHANCE iise will be sore- missed when she ceives her degree. I never talks much is always a good vtener--one you L tell your trou- 'S toe strange language call- ed shorthand. .He is-a man of many talents-- a clever debater, a pianist, and has a knack for telling pointless jokes. YILIA CHILDBESS Iilma is pretty and is unconscious of it- can skate, dance and play volley ball. Can you imagine the Sen- ior Class without her? CLAIRE CHRISTIAN Yivacious 'high stepp- ingu Claire is the Band Sweetheart of V.K.S. She is well qualified to fulfil her ambition to be a great singer. RUTH CLEIENTS 'Blondie's secret ambi- tion seems to be to own a ranch. You'd never have believed it be- cause she seems Just the type that would fit into a cozy little cottage. Sweet and lovable to all Cand innocent to those who don't know her.l TIILA JEAN CLONINGER Twila, who is peppy as well as peppery, is a nonchalant little liss who is often heard say- ing Wlaxien. You should recognize her as that super-saleslady of annuals. TDI COCKERELL One of the leading mem- bers of the V.H,S.Band, Tom plays a soothing trombone, and is a just Ntoo too' divine dancer. His quick wit and good humor make him a de- lightful person to know. I LOIS COOK Her persistence is ri- valed only by her inter- est in sports. She likes to sew, cook, and dream of red and white kitchens with muslin curtains and a red ge- ranium on the sill. CULLEN COX Captain uCassanovaH Cox . has one of those winning smiles that has won him an endless list of friends. Captain of the football squad, an all- district center, he is one of the best examples of a good sport. BILLY CURRIN leet Mr. Currin, with all his million dollar words and artistic ges- ticulations. His in- exhaustible abundance of energy and wit have made many friends. FAYE ELLEN DIETRICH WFi-Fin makes friends as easily as she makes melo- dies. She has a very be- coming, and we might add, cute Kansas accent. Those soft brown eyes and dimpled chin make her a very charming miss. A. J. DUFFIE How much one doesn't know of A. J. unless one really knows! He is very likeable, takes advantage of his oppor- tunities, is fair and square, and always comes to the right conclusions. JIIMY ELDRED If friendliness ispa mile stone to success, Jimmy will have an abundance of it. He enjoys life because of what he puts in it and has a splendid way of meeting people! NELL RUTH FARRIER Nell has an unexpected ambition--to pilot a plane! Her mind is full of visions of herself piloting bombers to Bri- tain. She would prefer her co-pilot to be tall, dark and handsome. R. A. DUKE Folks, meet our A Sr. prexy, also a indispensable to football team. H school spirit wil be remembered and his loyalty never forgotten. A GERALD FERGUS HPinkyN Ferguson' decided there is more to chemistry than chewing gum. If red hair is a sign of brillianc then he is truly flambeau of V.H.S LOWELL FLETCHER rell does his work -y well, for he as it quietly. One 'the outstanding '41 HIS, upign is quite interesting person- .ty and a boy well 'th knowing. HAXINE FOREHAN As editor of the V.H.S. News, lax has given proof of her journalis- tic ability. She is fill BOBBIE GILBREATH If good looks are nec- essary to have a string of admirers, Bobbie should have a lengthy line. She is an ex- cellent volley ball player, and that's not all. Just ask her friends. WANDA JEAN GRANOT ed with a warm sincerity--Besides handling the has a wardrobe full of stunning clothes--can dance 'til the wee sma' hours, and we could go as on forever. CLESS GADDY ess is another fellow GEORGE FREUDIGER Little George will leave a big vacancy when he deserts the position of forward on the basket- ball team. His person- ality and ability has heaped upon him such honors as Vice-Pres. of the Senior Class and toastmaster of the Jr.-Sr. Banquet of '4l. GAYLE GASTON I likes brunettes only. vrave soldier, for .ntlessly, yea, smil- 'ly, he came out of 'sics. His ambition, kieve it or not, is to ome a farmer. Gayle has a pair of big brown eyes--a heart as big as the Grand Can- yon and a spirit of friendliness that Ver- non Hi will miss. position of Art Edi- tor of the annual and the minutes and money bags of the Sr. Class, the grade books prove that she is quite a scholar. All the while she smiles--she makes friends--and keeps them. ANITA GUNTER Anita eats coney is- lands, salted peanuts, drinks root beer, and dislikes all forms of slang. She is inter- ested in Hbugologyn-- is just a bit of nAll rightn. DALE HALL Dale, one of the most romantic students in our school, has a smile that wins him friends. He is known far and wide for his work in the 4-H Club, for his hobby result- ed in a free trip to Chicago. J. T. HALL J. T. has that very worthy motto of nHonesty always pays.N A member of the Hon- or Society he upholds its high standards. He is the quiet re- tiring type who has many friends. CLEO HANEY A paradox with red hair and a Vitamin D. disposition, and there's lots of grey matter beneath that bright mop. He is full of pep, wit, and nothing gets by him. OLLIE RUTH HASKINS LOU ELLEN HIPP NThe way to a man's heartn, you know, is--and Lou Ellen really knows how to splash the hash. She is a real friend and a good sport, too. MARY JO HOLLARS The little blondenlive- wiren of V.H.S. has a very charmin ersonal- E P ity and a smile for everyone. So you just can't miss her Cbecause you just don't want toj. Ollie Ruth's ambition to be a nurse fits her to a HT.N Her hobby is writ- ing letters that she nev- er mails--and her dramat- ic ability was establish- ed as a result of her fine acting in USuspend- ed Animationn. DORIS LEE H LTON Doris with her deep brown eyes is attrac- tive to all the stu- dents of Vernon Hi, especially to the stronger sex. She is Sulphur Springs' loss and our gain. NELSON HUDSON All the qualities th make Nelson a good c leader made him innu able friends. He is versatile as a safet pin and his recipe f having friends is to One Q mfg X Aga?--v. 355 CLAUDE HUNT Seemingly he is quin and unobtrusive, buw really he is a go- getter. Claude make: one think that some day he will settle down and live on a. great big farm. J. B. JACKSON J.B. is a student who will accomplish what he has set out to do--to be a good architect. He shoulders his re- sponsibilities with a' smile and makes friends out of enemies. IREBA JOHNSON Ireba is the sort of person that makes one say to his neighbor, nWe'd sure like to know her bettern. The evidence is strong that she is a Hdarling one of the few girls whose dimples are not deeper than her brain. AUBREY JORDAN Better known as nLit- tle Audn to his many friends. He is one who can think of a comeback for all cracks, whether ser- ious or in Jest--is seen about town in a cute little stripdown. CAROLINE KARCHER Caroline is a serious little lady, but then an education is some- thing to be serious about. If you don't know how something is done, ask Caroline, she does. JAMES KING Is there a doctor in the crowd? Oops! Sorry! We overlooked the best one to be-- Jimmie. He supports his own ideas and gets a lot of pleasure in argu-fying you into accepting his views. JANIE KING Janie never meets a stranger, and with her frank feeling of com- radeship and a laugh Kthat is as contagious as chickenpoxl she has made herself one of the mostnlikeablesn in all V.H.S. DOROTHY KNIGHT nDudieN Knight may be little, but she does not go unnoticed in a crowd. She has been dubbed by friends as the Nmighty moleculen. HALLIE HARIE KOONTZ There's a light o' good nature and friendliness that shines from her eyes which im ediately draws you to her. She possesses a mild and maidenly manner--a girl everyone likes. EDDIE LOU KREBS Eddie is composed, re- fined, gentle, and has the trait of offering help when it is most needed. She would make a good advertisement for hair nets, 'cause you never saw her with a lock out of place. GUY LAMAR Here's the Guy with that tantalizing black wavy hair. He likes best to bowl and hunt, but we like him. HARGUERITE LAYNE Do you know Maggie? Well, of course, every- one does. She is full of something that never runs down--just a nat- ural. 5 BRYANT MCDONALD Bryant has been an outstanding band mem- ber in V.H.S. for several years, and is an excellent student. He is destined to be- come an expert avia- tor. JACKIE MAYFIELD Look who's next! It's none other than HWhat-a- mann Mayfield. He may not look like the stu- dious type, but he has enough in his cerebrum to attain the honor of being a member of the Honor Society. RUTH MATHIS Ruth strives very har in her school work. She is allergic to in toxicated people and has an unequal love for hamburgers--has been a very active band member. J E fl ., ., ,au on 2' NANCY HELEN HCKEI Quiet with the dig- nity of the Sphinx no one could doubt her wisdom. Aside from her scholastic achievements she ie an enthusiastic wol er in the Home Ec 1 PEGGY JO MOORE d Santa has nothing Peggy when it come - to being generous. She says she is gc ing to be a doctom but somehow seems be more suited to a happy housewife. d ' jg-fizzf of Q . . . .. 5, VERNA IOORE Petty used models, n Verna would be nfully employed. is the type of 1 men toast and ls roast--but we adore her. NELL NIXON is one of the most students in our known for her and grand . The rain this twin--for her isn't that kind. JAYNE IULANAX This is one little girl whose middle name could well be NFriendlinessN. Her wonderful sense of humor has brought cheer to many hearts in V.H.S DELL NIXON NED OIENS He has gained as many friends in one day as most of us have in four years. By his witty comments you are con- vulsed with laughter on the most solemn oc- casions. Ned's made of the right stuff. JO ANN PERRY Here's a little red- head who doesn't act a bit like one--has a host of friends as a result. If you have seen any of Jo's art work, you know she will realize her ambi- tion by going far in the commercial art field. Nsinging for her suppern seems to he her favorite pastime--she is that nightingale of the Sr. Class. Truly she is a credit to V.H.S. She is one of those talented Nixon twins. HARTHA JANE OWENS lartha has blue eyes, dim- ples, and a complexion Cleopatra would envy-- also a long list of dis- likes which include nDe- tention Hallu and being a member of the NTen 0'clock Scholar Cluhu. CLOIS PKIPPS Lonesome Cbecause his girl friend lives else where! Clois is a strong believer in the philosophy that every- thing works out for the best. LAWRENCE PLUI ER If silence is golden, Lawrence is worth his weight in gold. He is a large leaf on the tree of knowledge-- in fact he's the ber- ries. LILLIE BELLE RAY If you think nDimplesN is always quiet, calm and dignified, you are certainly mistaken! She is full of life and is very companionable. To really appreciate her you must know her. She studies, but not too hardy she is neat, butinot fgssyg she is ser ous, ut knows how LEE RECTOR to laughg in short, she is UOKW. Lee is a true blue Wes- terner in spirit--frank, friendly, and loyal. He is earnest in his sil- ence--most of the time, earnest in everything-- most of the time. BILLY RIALL The most energetic lit- tle person in V.H.S., Bill is a very persis- tent fellow, but with flashy convertible he can well afford to be. He never commits the sin of being idle. that KENNETH RUSSELL NRuStyN, a good student, a good athlete and a good sport, has the es- sentials of a success- ful business man. His dry wit is always in use. JACKIE SHANNON ELWANDA SIMMONS Elwanda is a girl wt southern sense of hu captures the hearts all who know her. E likes to dance, and knocks a volley ball around with a regula rhythm. 7 .NSR an B a x WINSTON SIMMONDS 'Tis said by those who know th he is a crack football player. Witty, good looking and easy t like, Winston is the kind you say many nice things about--an then part of his good qualitie are left unmentioned. V0 I, X, ,ff 0 fi Z 0 P X ' : mf' M1 1 A5542 ' X ln .'lps7 aqn ' xsiggz ELLEN SHITH mme call her attrac- ve, some call her teet, but all agree t she can never an enemy. She ts in the picture fancy has painted a nsociety bellen HELEN SMITH Golden curls, blue eyes and a Winsome smile-- the essence of feminin- ity. Her ambition is to learn to cook. Do you suppose there is an ulterior motive behind .this ambition? KENNETH SMITH A nonchalant senior is Kenneth. Happy-go-lucky, he goes his way, confi- dent that nHe will get byn, and usually does. Skating is his favorite hobby, pastime, and he also likes to skate. SILENA STOREY An attractive young lady of the 14 carat type who can paint the town red and will paint her way to success. Leave it to Pill if you want a thing done as it should be done--is resourceful, frank, and dependable. NATHYLYN surrn' ztle, loquacious, and :eable are only three the many adjectives .t could describe this t1e'un of Vernon Hi. 2 acts upon the theory nRead, mark, learn N inwardly digest.n ei 1 A 1. -f ,. X .5 1 L .QQ - HW x.-L .xx -me - 'Qi' - g f fQf5k.F,f CARL STOREY Carl, an indispens- able of the V.H.S. Band, blows a mean trumpet--is particu- larly famous for his rendition of Nwabash Bluesn--an intriguing gent, who capably fills his position as Sales Mgr. of HThe Yamparikan. HELVA JEAN STRICKLAND Because of her athletic ability Cor disabilitiesl Helva has created her own niche in V.H.S. People, here is one girl who says Cbut we don't believe herb that she dislikes Cyou guessed ith boys! JOE THOMAS Joe says he admires the person who knows something about every- thing and everything about something. A staunch member of the Honor Society, he has a way of getting things done--and has a mind with enough power to run ten dy- namos and a Ford coupe thru mud on a rainy day. I ee. T?f3?iT i? - ' :fi-ft ,ax ,. . .., , ! 2 x HAZEL THOI SON Quiet and discreet could well describe Hazel. Her slan ex 8 - pression is NSilence!W She admires people who aren't stuck up. Her ambition is to be a short story writer, and some day we will be able to say Wie knew YI her when . T. D. THOHPSON niell, saw my leg offu and see who's here! The one and only Tommy with his dark hair and deep blue eyes. After RAY TUCKER Ray is one of our most handsome young HLochin- varsn who slings the slang at a soda foun- tain. Two days that he worries about are yesterday and tomorrow. EVELYN TUNE Evelyn-is a newcomf to V.H.S. and alre has made many new friends. She has ne er been seen when she wasn't busy, m is outstanding in all forms of athle1 ics. he gets a good Job, a wife is his chief ambi tion. BURTON VETETO The old axiom, WDyna- mite comes in small packagesn, is carried out in the person of Veteto. Full of Nwim, wigor and witalityn he pursues his studies equally as well as he does football. J. I. THOI SON Always quiet and busy with the things of everyday life, he never worries anyone with his cares, has an understanding and a disposition to make any situation adapta- ble to his wishes. EDFRED WEBB Edfred's outstanding musical and executiv 6 ability has given him the honor of Presi- dent of the V.H.S. Band. He is seldom grumpy but is full of the joy of living. ANEITA FAYE WEBB The acme of neatness she forms a refresh- ing picture in this world of stringy loc A member of the Hone Society, she assimi- lates English and ty ing in an uncanny wa FRANCES THRASHER Her and are her She sweet disposition lovely brown eyes partly a result of pastime--sleeping. will make an excel lent nurse, and later a grand housewife. - - p 1' 1 -:1T1 'ir,i':if - 1-Q2 BILL WERLEY is the possessor a vocabulary that lr. Webster be proud of. he is a Jolly od fellow and an cellent football r. no one can deny. Z X , X 1 N 1 A fi , no 1 f 5 1 W -,f:iw,:i ' A ' ' 'ysiw .x CJ w '-1' milf'- FLOSSIE WILSON ossie's fortune seems say she will attain goal Cto be an A-1 retaryl with friend- ps and gladness all way. Flossie is girl our mothers ld have us to be. JII IE IILLIAHS Jimmie's good nature has made him the tar- get of many jokes. CRemember that soci- ology class?J He is a good scout with all that that implies. LOUISE IIIPLE OPAL WITHERSPOON Tiny twinkling optimist, chatters on incessantly and delightfully. If she retains the determi- nation she now has, her ambition to nurse will be fulfilled. DOROTHY JEAN YOAKUH As the spirited Sr. pep leader, Dot has done a 1ion's share of her duty in making V.H.S. tick. Quiet, lovable and de- pendable, she floats often upon the river of your thoughts. MYRTLE KARCHER Post Graduate Louise adores day dream- ing of the future--living the life of a rancher's wife, and you know the rancher. Possesses the enviable gift of gab and a natural permanent. p K i . ., , -X .vw .nf-1 . . Q, . ,L .- X .N he HAGGIE RUTH RECTOR Post Graduate 5. X R.A,,.,:i..Lw 3'-get ii. 0, N ., in , M x X In ' x x, ' ' 112:54 45, i::!f- i,:- je -i ,. I' '-. ...,.z: -ggwwqk ,iv .. .. . .-- .n -0,.,x, . 'If --., q' .. ,. . .,. . ,..... .. .b X. - ,g -'H ,L gf ,3.,g'x Q.-J.. I V! : E--Z?':Q.:.- 4 ?J ,lfxfgltg ' :br K 'ff7 ,'- .' I . ,1:5L 2: V :-fx I Mgt'-:R .7 '-'J..-:g'X2E1:gj1:.1f- ' T..-1 -'fu-'. 'fziifi-if-5' 5-. :ggw5':.5 if-.77 211- A EE?7i . 1'.2l'i' 1 .. ' .-1.,:L.5,g,.:V -Q 5 5531 'ex Ps: '.--1-'f.-:sl-' ,-v.. - 'qv x .ya-.-.,'-Q -1 . ,b 2593.5 . Q s' Q.-.'. -::,0.:, 5334 Ni EESSHEQT. .,r:::5i' fifffv ' 1' N,.,4'i A .. o. ,.. . ,' '- .Qiifl-iy af 4-11:11 Mfifj READ 53 FUTURE 4 - '-I-E957 lh ' .--,n, 9 H1 .. JW! ff ns Q ,tk s xxx s ff' D:f?! 1 Xxx 4 I 1. il , A WG- 1- is it 5, 1012 CLA S S oFF1cERS , S wax ifi ,.,, . Tj. i X, X. fri N -mf. . V., - ' x my -- , xx 1 M ,lm . :1 ..mL-mxxgq-, , X N -A .. :gglf sa ' '- Q N ab -: -4. 15 L . -W xx.. N, x X ki :3.,A1If X 1, ,..: A X Q . :Q im , .KMA 45,5 V ,, gf., gr, A .5 N- - 2 1I.'S 2755 iii? 21,5 ifxnfdzul I X :NBR we WKSRQ , ,A ,X W-M .Y M, Q3 . EW mf Q if A x 'L :if ' f ,,-3ffg..lfw1- . TSS ,x 1 ' Fm- wx yr- X 1 1 H Q. ' 1- fam -ww NN ,,W,LW,,.W NLLm,,L ,M XL,X LLL.. .WM-WM ff--f A Him KM ,W .... AM..-N'-wwvwwxwx-Qfm' gui' is K 4 W W 1 '53 5:14 1.333411-' WAYS 5 KQ.Q I ,, PRESIDENT - Foy Gaddy VICE-PRES. - Richard Webster SECRETARY - Edna Janes Holladay DHN T. ANDERSON ASCHALL BARRETT HAUDINE ADAMS MARY ETTA ALDERSON v1oLE'r ANDREWS HAROLD Bommn OLIVE JUNE BOX VIRGINIA ANDREWS J. F. BELEW nono'rn'r BRANCH mm. BRISTO P1-:NNIE H. Bnocx T JUANITA BROOKS BETTY R. BROOKS FRANK BURKHALTER DEAN BYARS JIIHIE BROCK R. I. BROWN J. J.CURE PLD DIETRICH LORETTA CARY ARTHUR COLEMAN TOLA DANIELS I HEIQRN FRANCIS DOAK JOHNNIE DUNN I Ii 1 I MARY mrrn ,R .4 DANIELS N1 4,1 11 I 1 i Nj 1 W A 4 1 4 .5 1 J 1 VIRGINIA DILLEHAY S ,. , 'f 'Lv PATSY RUTH FAIN A , FOY GADDY .,, ,J L. - . K vnu Enlnr . J- J- FAIN , CURT FREELING IRA GOLDEN DORIS GODWIN GERALD INE FREESE ALMA GAUNTT WN- 1 ' A EDWARD HALL RGARET HA ST INGS NORIIA GREEN DOUGLAS GROGAN YVONNE HARRI S 4 1 1 uAnY Jo HALL - 1 1 ..., i 5- .'1k . .. K .-., ' I pg- V VI g: 'li Y, ,-3. ' V-ff4'f' 2. 1 ' .Q X, iii' A CLARENCE HILDEBRANDT DORIS HITE 1 1 BARTON , HILDERBRANDQ R 1 4 JOY FAY HOWELL J IIIHI E HUDDLESTON EDNA JAHES HOLLADAY BILL HOLL-EY FLOYD HUDDLESTON BETTY JOHNSON GEORGE JOHNSON ROY DALE HOWL BILLIE HUDS1 IIE RUTH KING 'Y LITTLEJOHIN MARY ALICE JOHNSON OHER JORDON RITA MAE LEWIS SHIRLEY KING BETTY MCDONALD HELLEN ICKINNEY DOLLY B. HCADEN RUEL MASON BILLIE HcHAHEN MARY FRANCIS HASHBURN BILLY GLEN MATHEWS BENNETT MATHIS CLEVE MILNER WARREN MILNER VIRGINIA MA LORENE MILL HARY FRANCES MULLER A EDD ORR JOANNA HOORE CLYDE IIOTE JERRY ONSTOTT BEN PARHAH DALE PARKER EARL NEIGHBORS JAMES OWENS HARIANNA POSTON DOROTHY RIGGS CHARLOTTE PARRI SH IARJORIE PAULK RUBY num RIEDEL JANETTE POLLARD MARY ALICE REA LESLIE PRI! IIIOGENE - RIG4 'EGGY ROSSON s RREST RUTHIERFORD THERESA ROBERTSON BILLY RQDGERS JOYCE RUSSELL DORI S ROWLAND Thefs whai wil HBPPUI1, if you' Dorff Stop bifig A YOU' Finqffnaibf 2' L . ' m - .Lf L 'L 'A V Q X4 3, K W 5 if 5. 'J I - 1 -Wy so ' Q LENART smug AGNES scnwzmz NORMA JEAN SHRAEDER OARRELL SHERRARD INA SUE SEARCY 2 4- arg- , 1 - -,.,f.:5p' . K -- BOBBY SMITH DOROTHY JEAN SELF 1 - Q 'T 5 Y S , I Iwi L , if? SSS X- X Y x. A I if . A . E N I . 5. - A.. - 5. . : -- X g 'N Sf? u - 5 xi' s , Y- ,S -Karl NAE32'-V1 if -X -. , 31 . fx is f f ii ..' x X Q if - 2 rr -91 -. ,Q mv I Ia 2, I, QUINCY NELL SIIHONDS ODIS SMITH ,vw N.,- sw wife.- ,, - ' - - -www. .Qi -, . -7 ,wk wt' W, - ' f NONA PEARL SOUTHALL VIRGINIA STOREY FRANK SNYDER CHARLES TATE RILEY THORNTON HARY ANN SULLIVAN X LOIELL SUTTLE HERLE THRASHER 1 PEGGY THOMPSON .roms TRUELOVE EDNA VERN VAUGHN KENNETH VAUGHN RICHARD WILLBANKS JANE WRIGHT S. M. WALKER RICHARD WEBSTER MAURICE WOGD MARGARET JANE YOUNGBLOGD TOM Y BELL JOYCE WILLIAMS JIMMY WRIGHT JWXXW fX fi I llHmHllllMlllIIIlll Y H S -if 1 . ' 15 Q s., X via '4..4L Z' 6' 3 S .Q .Q Q. 9. Q' M155 .osyf Iliff in Sophomore Class Officers ' 1 if . ' Q . - .:. F Srl- HV 3155 ,AX Rss Mgiv -. G as wr A S o. o Xooo Q -Q rw! ski., ,..x 9 My-b so--v 3 Q.:-is Q riiw .fe Q5 PRESIDENT -B111 Hampton K , 'W ws M., ,. . Na+ K VICE-PRES. - James Johnson SECRETARY - Harillyn Gibson DONALD FRANCES ANTLE BARNHILL HELEN VELVA JO BRIDGES BRIDGES BETTY LOU CHARLENE EUGENIA BENNY. BELEW BERRY BIRNBAUM BOWDEN HERBERT CORNELIA BURK BYARS DOROTHY CAPPS VIOLA CARTWRIGHT -1 r '- fi ' I If BD B L DORTHEA IIARY FRANCIS C. L. COLBERT MARTHA RUTH BILL CURTIS BERYLE CLONINGER JR, - COLE COLEMAN COLLIER CATO - fvx r 'V ' fm rv Y . ,,-Q, L. 2 ? ' gf.-nluf.' EDMUND MAHIE FAYE' BERTA LUEL DORIS COOK CORLEY DAVIS DUFFIE DYER ji!- to. A Q , ' a.:.s N CLAUDE BILLY LEATRICE WANDALLEEN OHA NELL HARILLYN E STE S EVAN S FORD GAUNTT G I LBE RT G IBSON X , -. N IR is I C 1 X in 'YA Mg BETTIE LUE BILLIE SUE C. D. GRIBBLE CENETA H. T. HAIRE BETTY GRANOT GRANOT GROGAN HAIRSTON .ing f A as . WP . M .Y A W 4, A 'Q ,RS xi 2' Q s :ai .1 Q. . 'GL-52.5, .K Q 1 ,x , .fgjbfk ,V . , - - , ' . - r X515 5555 ' 1 N ,c , N BILL PATRICIA TRAVIS JAIES THEO JOYCE JEANNETTE HAMPTON HANNAH HANNAH HARD IN HENRY H INGST 5 BERYLE JANE S LEE ANABEL CHE STER ANNA CLOI S HOFFHAN HOLLAR HUGHE S I RONS JENN INGS JOHNSON Q L 'I EP .Av JAMES JEANELLE WAYNE MILDRED .TURINE 3 JOHNSON KARCHER KOONTZ LAMB LA SETER P JEAN LOWELL HELVA JEAN CHARLE S KENNETH VERA HARBER iLOR.ANCE LONGLEY HCCALHONT HCCRARY McG I LL MAA S Y m f ' K W . ATRIC IA DONNA EVELYN BETTY JO EVERETTE JIMHIE R IDETH MOORE MOORE HULANAX HURD OCK MURRELL DBERT VONDAL C . B . PARKER JAMES SAMHIE CHARLES EIGHBORS 0 ' STEEN ' PEACOCK PIERCE QUERNER J . W . RE ID VERNON JOE AMARYALLI S CLA I RE CHARLES MAX INE R ICHEY RIDDLE ROBERTS ROWLAND RUSSELL . X BILLY BILLIE CLINT FRANCES ANN JAY ORVIS SEALE SHIVERS SMITH SMITH SMITH SMITH MARY FRANCES JACK LEE RAY WILMA LOU ROBERT MARY CHARLI STILL STONESIFER SWIM TEEL THOMPSON THRASH gwwev-YW g1: :sf-mf . J - PATRICIA SAMMYE WILLO MAE FRANCES CHARLENE BILLY TOWNSEND WELCH WELCH W ILLIAMS WOOD YOAKUM 1 ,.A.i, X , W5 iff f is ,.... V, , Q 'Q v' ' - - . w f I f- , v ' Q F A , As' 2 - C ,, '. l 1' R ' 4 ZN ---' FJ , Lang? L o J 0 xo 1 , t l ' 2f'ffEE! ' S A BEST ALL-ROUND SENIORS Eva Mae Adams Kenneth Russell BEST ALL-ROUND IUNIORS Edna Iames Holladay Forrest Rutherford BEST ALL-ROUND SOPHS Patricia Meridith Orvis Smith LOOKS ' lreba Johnson Cullen Cox PERSONALITY Mary Ann Sullivan R. A.-Duke , FRIENDLIEST lane Wright Ned Owens MOST POPULAR Dorothy Iean Yoakum Maxie Bell x BAND SWEETHEART Claire Christian DRUM MAJOR Q Leonard Alexander wid' an-. '1l Q' New 'Yu 1 ,f me Jada!! J ,ff je XT' sw w-Q 1 N ,. QYQ---V--vu ' Q 'X' 4' N x Q Q-'QNQFIQQQXQN wmv wwe Q V .Q,...W ,ME Z gf, ., .. vvn . QA Q ' 13 ' Q ax x. ii, its 6 5554 . 2362 N. ,,..- ..,-vw' ,.. S Rm x.saxi..- . I .. M, .A -QMQ-f . 'Q .wwf kay f' ' S vf' wg, Q, y .fx ii Q A 'N Y' 3' W-vu, M kv ..... . rw? Y was x., A ax AN if fl .xk- Sf ,,-v N-Kwgmxff WC gum- wi-W ' NVQ ,Nm-A QW 5 ie? is ,.' Ss ,Q ix ,-X if fag X x Q R i'sf .. N, ww' 1. w F Q.. 5 :gk 3 K Wg x. xx . . is Nxt 5 L .L.L Q 5 53125 ' kwg, is 1 xi Q . ww , , S53 1 A .X.. N . . . YE M x Q msg M l X X r..-1: :iss Xi i :QPF -Saw 5 s ' ' Yi F 'Y ZW 75 gif? Zfff gww Q54 JSM ,liar 5 wwf? fgfwww Z-if gwwgb gwy-,fLv4! QWWMQCILWM QW MMM My W 'ff 494' fffifq' . -145, Q4 Q J' o U, 430 0. Q. Q Qfks, QQ t. . .J 9- '- , Oo Q. , .' QQ in YR 'Wfffffm- 1fs5f'Y3 N . ..,::::3i3iaE333EEiiY. '--ffE?1'?g:?T2iiLii::l h 5 K The 1942 Yanparika takes pleasure in presenting the first lho's Who in the history of NThe Yanparikan. Nominations were made hy the heads of each department. Then the nen- bers of the faculty made the selec- tions. Students :ere chosen on the basis of scholarship, personality and extra-curicular activities. The lho's Who is not of national affil- iation, but the lho's lho of V.H.S. QM! It must bd the 1 'f' 11- f 1 wrong book' Nffyybbg x 'rf Q W nj ',am, ATHLETICS BILL NICHOLSON BAND ATHLETICS VIRGINIA ANDREWS BIOLOGY ED FRED WEBB JOE THOMAS .,ff ' BUSINESS ADHINISTRAT ION ENGLISH ANITA FAYE WEBB WANZDA JEAN GRANUI' ,A J, ENGLISH HOKE ECONOHICS JACQUELYN CAHP BETTY RUTH BROOKS INDUSTRIAL ARTS JOURNALISM BENNIE BOWDEN HAXINE FOREHAN ,- ,f f LATIN mm RUBY MAE RIEDEL JUANITA BROOKS J. T. HALL PHYSICS SPANISH BILLY RIALL JIH IE HUDDLESTON .-Q ,W SS SPEECH SOCIAL SCIENCE VANCE CARRUTH -BEN PARHAH I XX Q- I, X ' , . rr W S , .1 Q X Xl V, . ,,, fe. ?757:.:.:?-'I' i a noi f. :::J75l.' nab-J X ' ' ' U' nd -T Q ' ! E , N s 'Q Y-. X , . 4. Kiki fd' xs S131 X X A X' r- X e - L N L x .3 T x X Sk e w ' Q. IRL ' N x X X ' ,, Rx wx R ,345 'R'ca.NTf.7q i ' fl 1 L x Y f..-.. ffifi. ff N '35 7d 9-9 we N wr fa- ,ff 1+ Q 444 if nu r if 1 ' -- - 5 Ml in . I ' -'., 5 ' ' 7? Q Ill a J M24 S Keg-Q ,..--,1,'13 ' , A0 K l ti ' IM , . .4 Q. 9. wwggw- we . KQQ. L. :Q ., R. A. DUKE Advertising Solicitor MAXIE BELL dvertising Solicitor DOROTHY JEAN YOAKUH Senior Class Editor EDNA JAMES HOLLADAY unior Class Editor -A A he +g 3333? .. X :fl . -f.- Qfg r.fH AEN MARGARET J. YOUNGBLOOD Feature Editor CULLEN COX Sports Editor WINSTON SIMMONDS Typist J. W. THOIPSO MARY ANN SULLIVAN Assistant Editor VIRGINIA STOREY Administration Editor MARGARET ANN BELL ' Club Editor LEONARD ALEXANDER Photographer Printer rn. B. mvrs Sponsor YAMPARIKA sTAFV'Q EVA MAE ADAMS Editor-in-Chief CARL STORY Business Managa MARY FRANCES CLONIN Soph Class Editor WANDA JEAN GRANOf Artist MAXINE FOREMAN Editor-in-Chief 'ILLIE BELLE RAY Est. Business Mgr. q !'Il!!iik4f53 im iAIRE CHRISTIAN Mailing Clerk 53 t,TS JOE THOMAS usiness Manager VI-IS, NEWS STAFF BILL WERLEY Assistant Editor VIRGINIA ANDREWS Circulation Manager BETTY McDONALD Asst. Sports Editor VANCE CARRUTH Copy Reader MISS BEULAH WILLIAMS Sponsor ui-1 YS' PAT FAIN I Advertising Manager PEGGY MOORE .4l.. VIOLET ANDREWS I Circulation Manager HAZEL THOM SON g 3 Asst. Circulation Mgr. f'w' j I g A sJ,i,gJ F .ilglq . riigglgggi -Lf' ' ' , -,.k'g R sb- K 'fx E .. . K kk.V. . X K i JACQUELYN cum 1 ' ' - ' A ' a Exchange Editor DOROTHY KNIGHT Business Manager DOROTHY ROLLER Art Editor , J. T. HALL Annual Staff Asst. Printer Asst. Advertising Mgr. 1 HK may .. E. -M5:,-, - OFFICERS PRESIDENT - Kenneth Russell VICE-PRES. - Burton Veteto SECRETARY - Aneita Faye Webb M MBERS Eva Mae Adams Maxine Foreman Nancy Helen McKee Mary Helen Adrian Wanda Granot Nathalyn Smith Maxie Bell J. T. Hall Joe Thomas Jacquelyn Camp Jackie Mayfield , SPONSORS: Miss Williams and Mr. Fulton 7--. OFFICERS PRESIDENT - Margaret Ann Bell VICE-PRES. - Twila Jean Cloninger SEC.-TREAS. ' Janie King M M ERS Claire Christian Edna James Holladay Mary Ruth Daniel Jimmy Huddleston Fay Ellen Dietrich Nelson Hudson Virginia Dillehay Ireba Johnson Ira Golden Shirley King ' SPONSOR: Miss Hollimon Betty McDonald Bennett Mathis Norma Schrader Maurice Wood Dorothy Yoakum Margaret Youngblood OFFICERS PRESIDENT - George Freudiger VICE-PRES. - J. B. Jackson SEC.-TREAS. - Edfred Webb MEMBERS Harrold Bonner Cless Gaddy Claude Hunt Billy Riall , Jimmie Brock J. T. Hall Rex. Johnson Charles Rolland J, We Thompson Dean Byars Barton Hildebrand James King Benny Sneed Tommy Thompson Wayne Byars Charlie Hildebrand Guy Lamar Kenneth Smith S, M, walker Jimmie Eldred Roy Dale Howell Earl Neighbor Lowell Suttle Bennie Bowden Earl Bristo Don Burchfield Bill Coleman Arthur Coleman Curtis Collier SPONSOR: lr. Bradford 5 OFFICERS PRESIDENT VICE-PRES SECRETARY James Blankenship Cecil Crawford Keith Elliot Claude Estes Billy Evans Maurice Freudiger Travis Hannah James Hardin Fowler Hix James Lee Hollar James Johnson Omer Jordon Leroy Kitchens Wayne Kuntz Travis La Duke. SPONSOR: Hr. Lipstreu Harding Collier - Bobbie Crews ' Ben Parham Clifford Mayo Clyde Mote Dean Morgan Everette Murdock Robert Neighbors Jerry Onstott C. B. Parker Jack Rich Bill Rodgers Orvis Smith Jack Stonesifer Lee Ray Slin Charles Tate Riley Thornton Richard Wilbanks Jimmy Wright CLARINET SECTION - sk kt O xx . k .xl 5 O X 1 SAXOPHONE SECT I ON BASS SECTION DRUM SECTION ,, GO 0. no IO 'O 'O so no BASS SAXOPHONE GLACKEN SPIEL O is. . L1 B 4 V.I-I. is - I s ,s N , DRUH MAJOR, BAND SWEETHEART 5 'Q IIAJORETTES, FLAG BEARERS 's .1 .3 .. IQ -1 cb .3 14 . ,MM . X.. V. V S. .. . K QA ki V .kkk R Rfk M y X.,. ..f CORNET SECTION WOODWIND SECTION -As . . .. . X... -X .,w,w....N. .,,. ..., . - .4,QQ.Q.EQW,,H mf! BAND TROHBONE SECTION FLUTE SECTION 7 xv I 452 X PX W-2 ff 56, JS. 0, Q J.. 7 ' - f 2-N3 FRENCH HORN SECTION 5 -,f.f f 'Xe Y J Q' oo rl' K wp M , , BARITONE SECTION Darrell Sherrad Luel Duffie J. C. Burke C. P. Gribble 4. H. CLUB M IBERS CCont'dJ Tamma Key Emerick Lamele Erdman Norma Greene Mary Jo Hall Yvonne Harris Caroline Karcher Jeannelle Karcher Helva Jean HcCa1mont Hellen McKinney Mary Frances Muller Imogene Riggins Dorothy Riggs Gloria Robinson Doris Rowland Agnes Schwarz Leta Faye Shook Wilma Lou Teel SPONSORS: Miss Hightower Kiss Kral - Dale Hall A. J. Duffle Leonart Schur Herbert Burke PHT- OFFICERS PRESIDENT - Eddie Lou Krebs VICE-PRES. - Jackie Shannon SECRETARY - Nancy Helen McKee M M ERS Janet Anderson Eugenia Birnbaum Joanna Bond Sylvia Bradley Pauline Brown Berta Davis Fay Dietrick i OFFICERS ESIDENT - Vir in E iCE-PRES. - Lorene Miller QCRETARY - Violet :PORTER - Beryle Hoffman ia Andrews Andrews CAPTAINS Marvine Ayers Joyce E. Burch Jennie M. Brock Ellen Cabe g Marillyn Gibson Wanda Hightower Lu Jean Lorance Donnie M. Moore SPOR S lCLB ea . MEMBERS A dine Adams Ruth Clements Anita Gunter Billie R. McMahen y H. Adrian Mary F. Cloninger Betty J. Hairston Mary Mashburn y E. Alderson Lois Cook Patricia Hannah Pat Merideth garet Jo Bailey Mamie Corley Yvonne Harris Evelyn Moore n Bane nces Barnhill ty L. Belew rlene Berry othy M. Branch ene Bray en Bridges va Jo Bridges ty R. Brooks nelia Byars othy Capps la Cartwright etta Cary othea B. Cato lyn Cave ise Chance ma Childress Lola Daniel Helen F. Doak Margaret Hastings Joanna Moore Donis L. Hilton Betty Jo Mulanax Jonnie Dunn Theo J. Henry Dell Nixon Vina Ervin Jeanette Hingst Vondal 0'Steen Leatrice Ford Doris Hite Janette Pollard Jerry Freese Billie Hudson Marianna Poston Gail Gaston Anabel Hughes Amaryllis Riddle Audrey Gatewood Anna Jennings Claire Roberts Alma Gaunt Betty Johnston Theresa Robertson Wandaleen Gaunt Margaret Jordan Peggy Rosson Bobbie Gilbert Billie R. King Joyce Russell Oma N. Gilbert Mildred Lamb Maxine Russell Doris Godwin Frances Lancy Ina S. Searcy Susie Gordon Jurine Laseter Alice Servatus Cenita Grogan Rita M. Lewis Billie M. Shivers Bettie L. Granot Betty Littlejohn Quincy N. Simmonds Billie S. Granot Jean McCraw Dorothy Skipworth .SPONSOR: Miss Rhone .f X Helen Smith Mary F. Still Audrey L. Stone Melva J.Strickland Peggy Thompson Mary C. Thrash Frances Thrasher Patricia Townsend Ruth Vaughn Freida Walker Frances Williams Flossie Wilson Charlene Wood Joy McCaleb Edna V. Vaughn Evelyn Tune Oleta Reeves Vera H. Moss Frances Smith Nona Southall Sammye Welch S . B! a xg' OFFICERS PRESIDENT - Jacquelyn Camp VICE-PRES.- Kenneth Vaughn SEC.-TREAS. - Joyce Williams V Af' 4!h'k xv MEMBERS 1 ' .gfvul f'v Donald Antle Dorothy Knight Olive June Box Kenneth McGill Jane Cabe Edna Faye McKabb Mary Sue Greene Jimmie Murrell Donnis Henderson Dorothy Helen Perry SPONSOR: Miss Cheatham OFFICERS PRESIDENT - Elwanda Simmons VICE-PRES. - Floy Huntley SECRETARY - Jean Bane M M ERS Aletha Abbott Vance Carruth Floy Huntley Maudine Adams Lois Cook Mary Alice Johnson Norma Barnes Cleo Haney Ruth Mathes Jean Bane Ollie Haskins Billy Mathews Juanita Brooks Joy Faye Howell Carlos Mathews Frank Burkhalter Mary Jo Hollars SPONSOR: Miss R. Smith Vesta Mathews Cleve Milner Verna Moore Mary Alice Rea Ruby Riedel Elwanda Simmons Ellen Smith ' Jo Ann Perry Albert Robinson Oscar Walker Anita Faye Webb Willa Mae Welch i Billie Woodingto Wesley Stephen Frances Thrash Myrle Thrasher Louise Wimple v OFFICERS I PRESIDENT - Bryant McDonald VICE-PRES. - Jackie Mayfield SEC.-TREAS. - Dorothy Self MEMBERS Aaron Barnhill Billy Currin Foy Gatewood Lee Rector SPONSOR: Miss Shirley Maggie Ruth Bobby Smith Joe Thomas Dorothy Fay Jimmy Willi Rector e Welch ams y CE-P sz! 1 . . . P PP vu ll m m E E EH' .AJJ -L!?' III' . OFFICERS PRESIDENT - Carl Storey VICE-PRES. - Marguerite Layne SECRETARY - Wanda Granot M MBERS ' R. M. Brown Frank Burkhalter Tom Cockerell Martha Cole .Ruel Mason SPONSOR! Mrs. Price Sam McCu11ey Jay Smith Virginia Storey Mary Sullivan Robert Thompson Jane Wright SENIOR CLASS MOTHERS Hrs Hrs Mrs. Hrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mr. SPONSORS R. B. Adams ' Laddie Johnson W. P. Layne Barnie Cloninger T. S. Bell Jake Foreman C. P. McDonald Sidney Wright Jesse Owens C. J. Price Mrs. 'Herbert Smith SOPHOHORE CLASS MOTHERS Hrs. Hrs. Hrs. Hrs. Hrs. Mrs Barnie Cloninger K, H. Moore Delbert Smith Walter Hoffman H. J. Hoore Bruce Gibson SPONSORS Miss Ruth HcCo11och Hr. W. R. Bradford JUNIOR CLASS MOTHERS Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Hrs Mrs Mrs Miss Jennie Lee Withers Mr. Otis Lipstreu 5 i QW! IIN! ....,....--1-,, ,,... .1 'SEUL215 , plllllfl MUIWW G Q 'E A WZ 1 . f m sQ Q S : WWW X ........-. Wk ,A.,..J.....-...,A.,g ,.,, -4 ,A,,.......L..L....,-., A, ,-t,:,., :ff-ff' , . , ,,,, ,, ,,,.,. -......,........l A ig px BILL WERLEY CU A .rurwmmm .,x.XL 1 ai i, 'unsung- siidssfr PAT GERALD WILSON HERRING Head Coach ' LEWIS EH RICK Asst. Coach Asst. Coach VERNON NFIGHTINGN LIONS I LLEN COX JAY SHITH C APTAIN Managers Center Afx f H 3' N lk We f j ,:i1L:..,u 1942 MHZ HAXIE BELL J. J. FAIN Back Back R. A. DUKE Back ,xgjx ' n Q sv ii...:.- ra Ni-' My ' X V527 ' SEQ fix 'l' X 1 52 '- rg . ..-- .YH--W -.E X :5 DALE PARKER Guard BILLY NICHOLSON Back LOWELL FLETCHER Tackle KENNETH RUSSELL Back X Y , x In X X 'x ext' --x 'Q I K ff ,f p. '-. ' ff , Q 51 ' ffi?:-r , FORREST RUTHERFORD Back WINSTON SIH ONDS End CLELDON SIHS Tackle BURTON VETETO Guard if RICHARD WEBSTER .A5ME , L 5 1'1 I Back OIER JORDAN End NORRIS BAILEY WARREN IILNER T8.Ck18 ODIS SMITH Tackle , . TOI Y BELL Guard End AUBREY JORDAN Guard w -.,,,.1. I :gf av X K . X5 .. N, , E. ,- W: 2' V N XX ..-Q Q- 4 xx 3 xi 3 5 , S 5 5 ai X S sw 1 A E' RAY Sa Q, N . , .QNX wx X '5 I M A R I ,f I - N- I ...' I X rs ' if ff '--V ..15?: s ., ,Y --',--, , I V. , ,S Xk-w ' ---- at ' ' 5 1 4AM H'VfKw Q. Mir! ' . ' NY ' QW' - - T- A I xw ? JX, sf A RUSTY JAY BIRD BURT NED WINSTON WEED 1 1 0 K z Vi 3 -A, ' 225' . Q ,I k Q. V g -- - x SLICK gg 'A M :Z I , ' 1,9 15 5'i2E2'4l'P 'I A ODIS SLOW X 1 - Xu? ...ww .ex ' ,,. A-, wx , MAX PIG , ee .-ff, I' iff - . 'N m- H RED SULLY SLHIS RABBIT' SFOOT WILSON H RRING Coach xv? 3 xv JAY SHITH Manager J. J. FAIN Co-Captain Center KENNETH RUSSELL dd xQ.Ewwwa- .Nm 1' -vw , ' .X . fa y,. HN is I 7 sg SX N Ewa Saws -' '51 'ii ' N56- HAXIE BELL Co-Captain Forward Guard BILL NICHOLSON Forward DEAN BYBRS Forward X N 5' W i1F L TT kk kxrk k f Q ix K CLIFFORD IAYO Guard . z- .I,.,.1-,, BASKETBALL TEA! A 2 3 X .Q R N 'J' 2 F. LESLIE PRICE A F d Omar RICHARD WEBSTER Guard 9 UB RED SIIS Forward IN, AAAAA 3 fi' xi A x A -dv.-f b ...N 5 I Y bi 1' Q Q A +f? ,x NORRIS BAILEY Forward V 13- W-51 If din.. ' . I 1.2 f-Q X V ,4 A gg EMI . .k.kxk. A A 3: RICHARD WILBANKS F01 RI'd 7 ? A 'QQ-. , 1' Y K7 ' 5 vi J ' M: ff. -ix KURT FREELING Guard TENNIS TEAM Coaches: RHOM NLIPSTREU ,. 1, in , ,M .. M.l,.,,, we - CB ER LEADERS i Betty McDonald, B111 Yoakum, Dorothy Yoakum, Nelson Hudson, Wayne Hill, Mary Frances Cloninger B-SQUAD Coach: EIERICK 5 -3. .:,-:. 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Evelyn, the bathing beaut- 2. Fletcher working?!!!? 3. Where are the boys? 4. Guess who. 5. Tch! Tch! Teh! Who'd a thought it? 6. Wait ing for the Blue Goose. 7. Z Hola, senoritasi 8. Wadin' in the stream. More fun. 9. Swinging on the gate. 10. On the sidelines-V.. 11. Mary, Har ...How does our arden row? 12. We di ' 13. ith. y y g g dn t do nothing. James and Anabel. 14. A maiden's prayer. CHar, Har, I don't get Hs.. S 1. YE' J on a be r Q Q 1 , W7 .S -HQ, .1 - . ' IE ,, A on .i l 1 Q I 1 1' ,--' ringkigaiit TL , qVknNlm ,ZEL .N E is X N , W. N 'A K msg M 5 sf w K H N ff if SAS ,X tax K R .. X 'X X N X 4' Y v 1 .sk S R SX K 1 a . .ppp 6 -H: ga.. K . , -' jew W: . -, X . Xu at . Q.. N QA 5' we ' Q gif f . . 1 , 1 , I 1 K X 3' K 5 - i , LL.. I ! 2 ' .xik f -e-llf '1 1 ' .X , Q B Qis Qs x kfiz-'glfef' df- ' - 's --1:11 'kk 1 .hi .-sQ!Qg LX 1 1. Orvis the mighty muscle man. 2. The faculty discussing our future. Oh Hy!!! 3. When master minds meet. 4. At work in the office...it seems. 5. Where's Jay? 6. The printer speaks. Quote...end of quote. 7. Gad! How did Christian get in there? 8. A1bert's portrait. ' 9. Pitching and tossing'em at noon. 10. Janie and B111 sunning on the steps. 11. Just a couple of cuties. 12. Sun grins...or just pos- ing? 13. Industrious aren't they? 14. Boys, boys everywhere. 15. WEinstein Davisn explains a hard one. 5 i 1 E 1' 2353 4.1. L3 x A'- ,.., . Q va, .1 Q W.. 'T J! 5- 44. -- 'iw HPR' ' -a J f A'-r 2 4 I A 1 3 1 l 1 1 1 1 4 N 4 a N N W 1 4 tx 11 We, students of VERNON HIGH SCHOOL, as Well as our parents are always Welcome to visit or invest our savings at . . . THE HERRING NATIONAL BANK VERNON, TEXAS 3 1 I ul 'Ti' -I' 'l l 1l i7'? Qf ?'Q lf1l'f 1f1lff Q l l- J C PENNEY COMPANY, INC Home of Values 1516 MAIN ST VERNON TEXAS UI1 CIWOO Ullera 01116 1601 PEASE ST VERNON TEXAS PartIcular People call 6 6 3 for modern cleamng VOGUE CLEANERS Carl Robertson 1827 W1lbarger The Best 'm Clothmg for Grandpa down to Jumofr 66 CY LONG S Clothzers of Men and Boys 1810 Pease St Vernon Texas FRED THOMPSON'S JEWELRY STORE 1712 Mam Vernon Texas FREESE BAKERY House of Specwltzes For HIgh School and College APPAREL OF DISTINCTION Smart Campus Clothes and ACCGSSOTICS Make Th1S Store Your Store You Are Always Welcome DIXON'S LADIES STORE The Style Center for Vefmon 1608 Main St. Vernon, Texas For FIRST CLASS BUILDING MATERIAL ee H G LEONARD LUMBER COMPANY DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF BUILDING MATERIALS Vernon Texas I . S 7 A ,. -f4'2 5-V4 lk, m I' EQ ?2'sllf can 695 ' s b E 0 - 4 3 1 i I 1 4 I 1 3 ri 1 , 4 I I 1 1 3 I 4 5 5 5 I3 i 1 I I yi 4 J 1 I -l -I 5 I 1 a ! 1 . 1 I 3 1 i i 1 . . 'ji .im THE WAGGUNER NA'l'l0NAL BANK VERNON, TEXAS GOLDFEDER'S READY-TO-WEAR AND SHOES Prompt Ambulance When . Considering DAY OR NIGHT ' ' That A Home HENDERSON See FUNERAL SHAMBURGER HOME L U M B E R COMPANY Phone 500 A Phone 130 2203 Wilbarger Street 1928 Texas Street voulaflluuvnv ELZY YOUNGBLOOD FURNITURE CO. 1521 MAIN STREET VERNON, TEXAS 'il' 'I' 'T 1YYl iT ?ir 'l l Q' 'T'N?'Q 'l 'l' Fvllfiv -l l l il l l l' l l' Q 3 f Q l ' 1630 MAIN ???? that's where the HUBER CITY DRUG is!!! the best in prescriptions and fountain service Phone 723-4 CONGRATULATIONS Students arid Faculty o VERNON HIGH SCHOOL LEUTWYLER'S CREDIT ' JEWELERS 39 Years in Vernon DR. THOMAS D. COX Optometrist FOR... Butter Toasted Sandwiches of All Kinds Fountain service including Frosted Malt RABBIT HUT J. Leslie Swim, Mgr. DICK COFFEY'S CLEANERS AND DYERS For All Kinds of SHOE REPAIRING See Ph n 30 0 6 NED cukns SHOE sl-IOP 1906 Main St. Vernon, Texas 1810 Texas St. can 64 New and Used Furniture Bought and Sold 3 D3 O DULLAR DOWN FURNITURE CU. iVernon's Great Credit House 1606 Fannin St. Phone 571 ' 13, OWENS' FLOWER SHOP YOUR FRIENDLY SHOP yb , QOWETS O OF QUALITY . . . fo ll 1 ou O wr QI'1!---r'1- 7'T Q -fi? KEEP A STEP AHEAD PHILCOS for 1942 Phone 66-Vernon Amerlca s Favorite Radio Have Your Clothes Samtoned RECORDS AND SHEET MUSIC Get Yours at VERNON MUSIC 'M' AND ELECTRIC MODEL CLEANING Radlo Bu11d1ng Phone 853 AND DYEING Vernon Texas 1 PERKINS TIMBERLAKE COMPANY Campus Styles for All Occaswns 1716 PEASE STREET VERNON TEXAS n , a 0 S6 ' 99 . . . I Mm-sfnew--se.-s.m..Mns,., A i Q f, -'-f---M---Q.-......,,...,, ..., We .....rss.. ,, A., . , . , . . ..4.. . N6 ...A X 1 . ' 9 MARTIN'LAN E COMPANY RETAIL STORE MILL AND ELEVATOR 1331 MAIN ST. MILL BLOCK VERNON, TEXAS -p 2 -NH 1. g..,.y. . - For fine meats I and quality foods . . . You'11 find them at Congratulations Senior Class 1942 i , DUKE'S GROCERY I , .:,-f- AND MARKET is pan: ,ff' CF Anvil Q! -1L.! Y'M!f1'T 2629 S. Main Phone 1307 You are a stranger only once our Services will please We take subscriptions to ' ' all magazines and newspapers HUWARD HUDGINS BARBER SHUP All new modern equlpment Phone 247 Vernon, Tex. Ph0T1e 635 Howard Hudgins - Morris Howard One of Three Bands Affiliated Music Studios The Music Center of Northwest Texas o1'swovi'bg4mpsicQien1'Q1' Exchanging photographs with your classmates is a graceful Way of acknowl- edging friendship . . . ' of keeping school memories fresh KIRKLAND p STUDIO Phone 1482 FOREMAN'S FOREMOST FOR VALUES 1526 MAIN ST. VERNON, TEXAS -lf4 i Q TT- CYif'T ?i. 17 1' -T Q- -I' -?vF li l ' Mode,0 Day Dresses and Llngerle Proper to wear anywhere MODE O DAY Ada L Grlsham 1726 Fanmn St ALL K1NDs OF INSURANCE Capltal Stock Companles Only T E DAVIS AGENCY 1713 Fanmn St The Way You Look A jects So Many People Insure those looks at P GLADYS BEAUTY SHOP 1620 Fanmn st ' can 1018 PURITY BAKERY Bread, PISS and Cakes ONCE TRIED SATISFIED .1806 S Ma1n Street VERNON PACKING COMPANY QUALITY TRIPLE E TENDER SMOKED HAMS VERNON TEXAS ' ROBERT L. MORE THE PERFECT HOST TO YOUR OAR TELEPHONE 1234 When in the Market for . . . SEED ' FEED AND MACHINERY - See - THE VERN-TEX DAIRY WALLM Pasteurized Milk We help build muscles GRAIN for those hard-hitting COMPANY VERNON LIONS Phone 810 Phone 312 876 Main St. 1310 Fannin Street Vernon, Texas -PT '7 Q 1l- flr'P Q THE VERNON DRUG STORE Your REXALL Store Phone 44 Reglstered Pharmac1st 1704 Maln St Buy at Your Grocery CONGRATULATIONS that good 1942 SENIORS ANDERSONS 1531 Ma1n St Vernon Texas 'VERNON BREAD baked by THE VERNON BAKERY Dr Pepper Botthng Co 1516 Pease Phone 421 CC 77 . - Q - K C 99 TO Q I , 1 s 3 0 0 P 4 w . X A g?fg1aw1,AQ. wqz:,f.:.,x., N .NU - SO LUNG fa KtO5! Q., iLLAg..m,-L, ,, , ., Q Us Q. o . lg ag 41 ' fma, ' X Sfyfxcx . ' 'QE -' n-pw . fi ' I 59,156 . fha-fx? 'Q 3 ra, V415-f . ill ' .- zi, - qgwgg . 1 553,15 ' X Qian-X '- . ' W.: 14 , Q3-17' ? E359 .X if-it-' f lpn: , 555 : 1 Ri . 3,1 A X ?Sfl'T ' if ex: .itll x 23552 ,OIIY , 11241 fQC??ti 5 T' Y x ,Wi ' Pi'- f:,.i,Q. 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