Wichita Falls High School - Coyote Yearbook (Wichita Falls, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 206 of the 1947 volume:

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A Ari Edlforsua ,.., Bill Arnold Harrison Allen Mary Beflw Boone Jeaneane Boofh David Whifehead Connie Hall Palsy Gardanar Marfha Mann Charlahe Demon June Reagan ,Ramona Lindsey Mary Har-r Harnleff ll uw? lx Jane Holland .Lesley Connally NX Edward Davis Bob N by Jones Sarrin Allison on CONTENTS Page PREFACE .,.,....,..,..,,,.., ....,,, ADMINISTRATION ,,A., ' ,II..I,...,.,.,,,.... ....... I CLASSES ,,,...,...... .,., A ,,.,,I,,.....,.....,. A .........,,.. 2 9 FAVORITES ..,...........,,..,.,.,.,,...........,,.,,.,.... 93 PUBLICATIONS, FEATURE, CLUBS .......... I09 SPORTS ,.....,...,........ S ...,,,,.,,,............,,,...,..., I37 AUTOGRAPHS Q ..I., ' .......,,,, I ,...,.,,,4,,.,, ..,.... I 65 PUBLISI-IED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF WICHITA FALLS SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 'wIcI-IITA FALLS, TEXAS 3 THEIR NOBLE SPIRIT WILL UR THEME TO THE MANY TRIBES OF O . BEEN LURED AND FASCINATED BY THE LEGENDS OF THE' APACHE. AJO. HOPI, COMMANCHE, TAOS. ACOMA AND ZUNI TRIBES. CEREMONIALS DRAMATIZE EVERY PHASE OF THE ANCIENT THE INDIAN ANCESTORS. THESE SACRED RITES WHICH WE TO AS DANCES ARE IN REALITY GENUINE RELIGIOUS ERS. THE CEREMONIALS WHICH THE INDIANS EXHIBIT T A COMBINATION OF THE ANCESTRAL RITES AND CA DUCED BY THE SPANIARDS. THE TRUE INDIAN WORSHIP OF NATURE. ARE ENACTED IN THE WHITE MEN HAVE BEEN ADMITTED. THE SNAKE DANCE. SHOWN ON THE IS ONE OF THE MOST ANCIENT OF THE INDIAN PURPOSE OF THIS RITUAL IS TO BRING RAIN FALO DANCE. THE FRONT FIGURE ON THE IS GIVEN DURING THE HUNTING SEASON THANKSGIVING TO THE GREAT SPIRIT. THE URE ON THE SAME PAGE, IS THE CLIMAX HOOP DANCE. SHOWN ON THE PUBLICA OF SKILL OF LONG ANCESTRAL ANOTHER PHASIZES SKIL SPORTS. THE ON THE AMONG COAST. PAGE. IS FIEI D THEIR PRIMITIVE GREATNESS AND DIGNITY THE MEMB THE I947 COYOTE STAFF WISH TO INSCRIBE THIS BOOK ALL WHO MEET THEM WITH AN OPEN HEART. BECAUSE OF , ER OF A SO GREAT IN THE TRADITIONS OF OUR AMER- ICA, THEIR NATIVE LAND, ARE THE INDIANS THAT uve AS AN INSPIRATION TO S THE SOUTHWEST we H O KIVA, TO AGE, MAIN BUF- PAGE. YER OR IN BACK FIG- THE IS A DANCE SEEN IN THEIR AS PICTURED CAN GENERAL FAVORITE FROM COAST T2 MENTIONED ON THI Y TO GOOD FORTUNE IN THE TO EVERY PHASE OF THE IN- LIFE WHICH EM- BE IS A THE NATIVE AMERICANS HAVE LONG BEEN SKILLED CRAFTSMEN. ALMOST EVERY INDIAN MAN AND WOMAN EXCELLS IN SOME CRAFT. THE ZUNI MEN AND WOMEN ARE ARTISTS IN THE DESIGNING AND MAK- ING OF EXOUISITE JEWELRY. THE NAVAJO MEN AND WOMEN ARE FAMOUS FOR ELEGANT JEWELRY AND THE BEAUTIFUL RUGS WHICH THEY WEAVE ON PRIMITIVE LOOMS. HOWEVER. IN THE HOPI COUNTRY THE MEN ARE THE WEAV- ERS. THE WOMEN OF THE ACOMA AND OTHER TRIBES EXCEL IN POTTERY MAKING. SEVERAL OF THE CRAFTSMEN OF DIFFER- ENT TRIBES ARE SHOWN ON THE SOPHOMORE PAGE. THE KATCHINA DOLL, ONE OF WHICH IS REPRODUCED ON THE COVER, IS IMBUED WITH GREAT RELIGIOUS SIGNIFICANSE. REPRE- SENTING THE SPIRIT OF THE KATCHINA GODS. IT IS SENT DURING THE CEREMONIALS AS A MESSENGER TO THE INDIANS' ANCESTORS TO BRING BACK THEIR WISDOM AND BLESSINGS. IT IS CARVED FROM COTTON- WOOD BY THE INDIAN MEN IN THE KIVA DURING THE CEREMONIALS. LEG- ENDS SAY THAT THE KATCHINA GODS CONTROL THE RAIN, THE SNOW AND THE GROWTH OF CROPS. WE WOULD NOT BE SO BOLD AS TO DUPLICATE OR COPY THE EXCELLENT ART OF THE INDIANS. HA GAINED INSPIRATION FROM THEM, AND WE GIVE TO YOU ATION OF INDIAN LIFE AND LORE. HAVING OUR LIFE WITH THE INDIAN THEME, THE I947 COYOTE PRESENTS BOOK TO YOU THE STUDENTS OF WICHITA FALLS HIGH XG 4 sc:-100 'P 4x21-Kiki? JK , - ,. gxyykxfm 2 ' . fag fi Rjlifsfifif' gsggffff' W M23 we ,ig-wc? K X 5 nf A TY' 'f Y 'T I i ' QTY - ' Y , fmfiiv fi, ' -' ' . f Q , . ,.,, .. , :.,..x. ...Q ..., . . , 1 N ,lf of 1 0,,,,i X . I . , ,W yi ,f .+i4 ' J ' H Y rl? x 1173 'L-b. , , ,U A ..,.,v V. 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THE UNUSUAL POPULARITY AND HAS ENJOYED, IS LARGELY DUE TO HER CONSCIENTIOUS AND FRIEND. wg A110 N 3. 9927 ' igifiwf SQQM OF SUNG Nix 44,0 I cy G C20 5 -ix Q AR NED SO LE 40 Qs X '-R N iv , .. :,' . ., 2211. . .f 'J MIS: B0AllD10F EIIIIGATIDI DR. H. P. LEDFORD MR. H. B. DUDLEY . MR, C. W. CAHOON, JR, MR. OTIS NELSON Vice-President MR. H D. FILLERS MR. MERLE T. WAGGONER P . resident MR. JOE B. MCNIEL Secretary MR. FLOYD L, RANDEL MRS. JOHN HAMPTON H. D. FILLERS, M, A. Superintendent of City Schools CENTRAL 0FFIOE if 2 J. B, MCNIEL, M. A. Assistant Superintendent in Charge Business Affairs MRS. FRANCES DANIELS, B. S. Supervisor of Cafeterias ,,c' ERMA NALA VOSS, B. M. Supervisor of Music JENNIE ROBERSON, M, A. Supervisor of Art 3 +.,..,..., .,.. M i in y .',. i efqfis mf' ,af -.QL gg o1.ss.gW'he 5 f fhcfi u ,Q 1 WW? + s. f ,Q 9 .1 Aw S 'N' W ff' 5. A- GENTRAL 0FFIOE 8. S. H. RIDER, M. A Principe! of Wichita Falls Sensor High ScImoI SEIIIIIII IIIGII SOIIO0I. 0FFIOE MRS. LAURA DANIEL MRS. LENA KERLEY 4 Nugse ' , l'- Secri2:5'OfENIv2'YE?cLman simon men scuool 0FFIOE Vice-Principal o ic :ta a s Senior High School EXCUSED OR UNEXCUSED HELEN GRACE GOULD, B, A. KATHLEEN MELAT, M. A, LOUISE LIPSCOMB, M. A. ALMA McNEILL, M. A. fx -3: EIIGLISII This department offers three years of English which are essential for graduation. High ranking students, upon recommendation by teachers and students, may participate in literary organizations sponsored by English teachers. WRITE AND REWRITE FOR SUCCESS Y g LOUISE KELLY, B. ,gn W 6 SADIE FRASER, B. S, The art of readmg wrrtmg and speaklng as well as the value and appreclatron of good lrterature IS stressed rn the courses offered by thus department BENNIE WORKS, M. A. 7 U5 4.13 A T. RICHARD Moss, B. s. M ,EQ QM M ' Q. f Ig, It . ,511 . f- ' . ' y gems ::- Q..-sf Zig gf K . 5 if . '- 'ml'-new Y -' Z-:fWffe.m+1fi-. - ff P was s are Q 2 ' I M CIVICS FOR BETTER CITIZENS i SCCIAL SCIEIICES To equip the student with the knowledge necessary for becoming a better citizen of tomorrow's world is a problem of utmost importance. Thus teaching the stu- dent to understand and to deal with world problems is part of the task of each social science teacher, MATTIE LEE UNDERWOOD, M. A. G. A. REAVES, M. A. H. V. HARRISON, M. A. O, J. DIDZUN, M. A, 8 Wir ta. .X . F' 5 ,-ai! if Q. JOE GOLDING, B. S. ETHEL FARABEE, M. A. J. C. MATHIS, M, A. SUGIAL SCIENCES In this department the student may receive a great benefit from the choice of subjects offered. European history, American history, civics, Texas history and economics make up the list from which he may choose. ERNESTINE BOLIN, M A 9 LEADERS OF TOMORROW'S WORLD 444, JJ! 6 H NO TROUBLE WITH THEOREMS AND COROLLARIES HERE MATHEMATICS sion and accuracy symbolize the work of this department. Full preparation for later mathematical studies is supplied. A large varie of subjects is offered: advanced and com ' ' trigonometry, l ' TY merclal arithmetic, algebra, p ane and solid geometry. Preci J ,,.....,,.-silk 'QU-v 'f BEATRICE MORGAN, M .A. J.W . WILLIAMS, M. A, LENA MCCONNELL, M. A 10 -,mu-. Q 5 br' .J FANNYE VANCE, M. A. J. K. -4 '1 ' REED, B. A. J. D. GARLAND, M. A MATHEMATICS A student who plans to enter the fields of science and engineering may acquire a good foundation through the W. F. S. H. mathematical depart- ment. Students are taught clear and logical thinking in their work. weergii. . -. .f 1. we . fgiiili W' . f .!5.g4. ' f , JMLTTQK , . e if fm' L 7l9? iW-A ' JUN PAULINE SHIRLEY, M. A. I1 IS IT THAT DIFFICULT7 aww kara -QW' FII:-ng-, c. L. sRowN, M. A. CHEMISTRY llllll PIIYSIGS ON THE VERGE OF DISCOVERY A well-equipped laboratory and able instructors are available to each student who wishes to enter the field of chemistry or physics. After the completion of either of these subjects the student has the neces- sary qualifications for any further scientific study. c. E. CARAWAY, B. s. I INVESTIGATING THE 92 ELEMENTS 12 L fi?-'Eli M H. F. MALONE, M. S. LENA McKEE, M. A. W. F. IS. H. is indeed fortunate to be able to offer each student an excellent course in biology. The course is complete with expert in- structors and an extensive collection of biological specimens. INVESTlGATING THE MYSTERIES OF SCIENCE 13 Bl0l.0GY W. T, FALLS, B. S. ELIZABETH GEER, M. A. f iv- K LIGHTS, ACTION, CAMERA! ,, A Lf . , L ' . 4 3 . 3' 'fr so STATION WFSH SPEEGII Each student has the opportunity of benefiting by the courses offer- ed in the Speech Department. ln addition to general public speak- ing, he may choose radio, drama- tics, platform speaking and de- bate. I LADIES AND GENTLEMEN . . 14 HOPE IT FITS FO0TLlGIlT PLAYERS i own lOne of the outstanding organizations of our school is the Footlight Players Club. Through the sincere efforts of this group and their sponsor, Miss Geer, the students are provided many hours of excellent entertainment. i 1 5 1- ' THE CRISIS Q--...,,,,,. 'V t , A ll0MEMMllllG The courses in this department should be of interest to every girl in senior high school, Many help- ful phases of homemaking are incorporated with the general courses of foods and clothing. FAVORITE PASTlM E GAFETERIA A friendly atmosphere and good food offer the student a relaxation interval of 30 minutes each day. The students appreciate the friendliness with which they are served in the cafeteria. S-xg Xi E gsyyg Wm., i -x LELA TOMLINSON, M. fl MRS. EULA WILSON, B, S 16 nk' ART Courses in the art department are designed as a basis for future work for students who intend to major in this subject, as well as for the enjoyment and appreciation of those who do not plan to specialize in this field. The courses include drawing, modeling, design, art in advertising, lettering, figure drawing, painting, water- color, blockprinting, stenciling, interior designing, survey of paint ing, layout design and stagecraft. LOIS MCGAUGHY, M, A. JOYCETSAMUELS, M. A. N, -sg: COYOTE PAGES IN THE MAKING WHAT WOULD THE STAGE PRODUCTIONS BE WITHOUT THE CONCENTRATED EFFORTS OF THIS BACKSTAGE CREW? 1 7 I H' -MW MRS JULIA CRISSEY B A RETAILERS IN THE MAKING-DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION IIISTIIIBIITIVE ElIll0ATl0Il Students who have chosen to go into,the retail world may receive invaluable training through this course. They attend classes in the morning and work in downtown stores the lost half of the day. This course is open primarily to Juniors although some Seniors are accepted. FUTURE BUSINESS EXECUTIVES-BOOKKEEPING W. J. WEBB, M, B. A. PROSPECTIVE SECRETARIES IN BUSINESS-TYPING 1 , if MRS. LOIS DOWNS, B. S GUMMEIIGIM. Useful training is obtained by all who take advantage of the courses offered in this department. The courses available for future business executives and employees are typing, shorthand, bookkeeping and salesmanship. YES, l'LL TAKE THAT LETTER. -SHORTHAND 19 JOANNA MORRIS, M. A. MRS, J. M. JOHNSON, B. A. SENIOR A CAPPELLA MUSIC General music, glee club, orchestra, junior and senior a capella are offered under able instruction in the music department. The senior a cappella provides excell '43 ent programs for many civic organizations as well as for the student group. SARA DUNN SISTRUNK, M. F. A 353474 ii ORCHESTRA THAT COYOTE SPIRIT BAND The band is one of the most important factors in maintaining school spirit at fooball games and pep rallies in the auditorium. It performs at many civic functions. After football season the band studies s m- 'XSS' Y phonic music and usually participates in the state contest festivals. TOM MCCARTY, M. A, FROM SYMPHONY TO SWING LANGUAGES Because of the importance of inter- American relations, Spanish is a major part of the W. F. S. H. curriculum. The customs and culture of Spanish speaking people are taught in addition to the language. A better understand- ing of our neighbors to the South is promoted by the Pan-American Student Forum, AGNES ZIHLMAN, M. A. , 'IQ JANE McCULLOCH, M. A. , 1.1 ,. . , - ., , 'N H - T, - gf,- ,.,-f ZZ PAN-AMERICAN FORUM OFFICERS . Jack King Mary E. Singleton Secretary ..,,, ..,. F rances Barker Reporter ., President . Vice President . . . ., ,. Ann Lyle THIRD YEAR SPANISH ENTHUSIASTS 22 ,. 'PZ if GENS ROMANA OFFICERS Consul . . . . . , .Ramona Lindsey Pro Consul Dustin Fillmore Scriptor Glenn Jones Quaestor , Mary Davenport Narratores Mary Hart Hamlett Natalou Trott in.. LELIA V. DAVIS, B. A. y.rl .Eff 23 g g is FOLLOWERS OF VIRGI L LANGUAGES lnvaluable aid for the understanding of the rules and principles of English and a foundation for the study of mod- ern languages is obtained by the study of Latin. Knowledge of Roman classics and myths may also be secured. Gens Romana, the Latin Club, is another of the active organizations of W. F. S. H, NELL SAMMONS, M. A. 'E 'ff .LK if 'H y w Q' . MRS, RUTH HARRIS, M. A. MRS, PAULINE SMITH, B. A. MRS. JOHN WILKES, B. A. The study halls provide a place for concentration for the students who appreciate the quiet at- mosphere offered for study. The Snider Library is invaluable to W. F. S. H. The students are indebted to Mr, and Mrs. C. W, Snider for its extensive selections of books both for pleasure reading and research. IS RESEARCH REALLY DIFFICULT? V , y L Wim KU' .arr- LA-Q.,-f NATALIE GORIN, B. s. L Q T5 24 is is or THE ARCHITECTS OF TOMORROW wmv, MECHANICAL DRAWING Allll W00llWOIlK Practical training in general woodworking, blueprinting, architectural designing, and machine drafting can be found in the technical depart- ments of W. F, S. H. These courses provide instruction which will prove invaluable in various professions, THE FUTURE CABINET MAKERS sum Q ,1 5? JAMES A. COWAN, B. S .. Mus. LENNIE M. HARLow B. A. ' BOW AROUND 'N URCLES HEALTH Allll PHYSICAL EDIICA Skill in various sports, plus coopera- tion with fellow students, is the goal of the girls' physical education de- partment. Under capable instructors each student ma y develop good health, poise, and a sense of joy and satisfaction in learning to play a game well, THE GAME IS ON! RUTH RABORN, B. B, A. WHAT A LINEUPI gg-1 x, X3 lv ,fi x VL t sag wt - 4 safe FK F THE FAT PAT PATTISON, B. S. A i HEALTH AND YSIGAL EDllGATI0ll The develo m p ent of muscular strength and coordination I , pus discipline and feomwork, are the major objectives of 'he boys' physical education depart- nent In th . e health classes conserva- 'ion of general health ' IS emphasized. Belt-reliance, confidence, courage and :elf-control are also developed in th student. 8 5 ffl- JUMP HIGH! rw' AL PLUNGE ffl s C. C. FRAZEE RESTING OR POSING? OFFICERS Frances Barker President Kay Ann Monteith Vice-President Coral Cullum Secretary-Treasurer GYM LEAIlEll'S CLUBS These students are elected by their fellow students on the basis of dependability and leadership. Their service is invaluable in the efficient management ai the gymnasium, 0FFl0EllS Bob Miller President Billy Bob Wolf Vice-President John Moore Secretary-Treasurer -t, . 5 A Q . M 357Q,qgkiB F 0 if wad isjfd 28 S i 1 4 1 NTS Hb QW 7' LSKX 441 'X WU X 131. ASSY 6 SEIIURS A MID-TERM UFFIGERS Presidenf - Joy Rogers Secrefary - Dick Norriss Treasurer - Don Krog AT LAST! READY FOR CAPS AND GOWNS! No+e: All sfudenfs in fhe class seciion have been classified according fo Their ranks a+ fhe be- ginning of fhe i946 'Fail +erm. 30 I I ff .s l 2,5 ADAMS, JOHN, JR. ,Q 1 A 'N' .':.'7-- Y f1 'l- .W It ALDERMAN, CLYDE ...L --4 is ., .ef- J CASWELL, DISHEROON, ROBERT JOHN ROBERT x .V Rfiaa- it wr' I1 R Q.l.l1. -H ' A A GRAHAM. HAID, DON CHARLES ,ry ng 5s x mm K J 12 1 KILCREASE, KINKEAD, JACKIE JOHN 31 ips? . 'van' N,d SA ft' .V ALLEN, ASHLEY, HARRISON CHARLES KENNETH 1, . . ima. gg, .f,jy ,ff ,iff w sg . .ef YD sp V... DOOLEN, GILKERSON. JIMMY MORRIS +1 .QNA . .-. ..,, HILL, BILLIE III , I I I if A f i' KROG, DON M-fn auf -x . 11 sm Y 'V I an fx s '. . s,. X X HONKOMP, B. R. LEAKE, JOE. JR. I BLANKENSHIP, H. B., JR. ,J ...Q .. , R Ski' 4 ey ! K 0, GLASSCOCK, JUNE , A-:J 3 ff fl HOWLE, BENJAMIN OSCAR,JRI LEVERETT, DON ., 'V' : FJ-I 3 X' LOWE MCAFEE. MCCULLOUGH, MAHLER, MINTON DICK DON MIKE CHARLES PAUL :-V- Kev .', : J - ,I i f In x ,... ' L2 if W' , 3 RII r S, L ' iii-:Q '14 '1 If I , Ii . M 54 ,'?f5:g211,:q'f.'5ssss' MORRISON. NORRISS, ROARK, ROGERS. ROGERS, GORDON STANLEY DICK NORMA BOBBY JOY is I., I -is .4 X I I M ROTEN, ROYE, I SIDES, SIEBENTHALL, TARR. BILLY RAY ETHELENE A MAXINE ALAN CHARLES THOMAS, HELEN WATERS, YORK, WARREN W. EDNA EIRL 32 SENIOR 00llllGIL Fronf Row Marvin Sullivan Lou Ann Lesley Mary Kafherine Morgan Tommy Jensen Cenfer Row Gene Wilcox iAc+on ackie Flefcher Dick Norriss Claude Clark Back Row Brock Comegys Johnny Allred Wayne Allison Don Krog 33 cuss OFFICERS Presiclen+ aaaasaaaaa Brock Comegys Vice-Presidenf Lou Ann Lesley Secre+ary aaaaaa, ..Wayne Allison Treasurer ..sss.ssssssss Gene Wilcox Sponsors a.,Miss Lillian Johnson Miss Fannye Vance , , .,,, HL K ,Va f, Y ,A 'ju ,M K - , 'Af -4 . , Q 'a,gf.i.S5g ..-Ei' ACTON. MARGARET FPL ALLRED, JOHNNY run - I ARMSTRONG. RALPH is ADAMS. BARBARA 1 1 ' X Ra. J-3 ' f. I! I4 ANAGNOS. JIMMY , 5, is 'TS 5 . 'T ARNOLD. BETTY 'wsu ...L . ., ' ALEXANDER, BETTY JO 'C JL IE Q X 4 . 5' Y 5 A ANDERSON. ALBERT l ARNOLD. BILL BACHMAN. BARBARA ,,, ---,......, .5495 BAILEY, BETTY J! 3' BALLARD, GENEVA 1 ! ALLEN, THELMA A .al K New 7-gy-. -, cf ALLISON, WAYNE fm :WE ANDERSON. ARCHER. EDNA EARLE WANDA FAYE 'Ds 4 I.. I ig. f f ,, wx I , 4, ,... - ' .aux . A I A .'AI lv: Is X ASHLEY, AUSTIN' MALIN DA DAN Q ' , Aim- ' Wlmam ' is 'rv 'mx 'm BANNING. VERNON YU? qv '-10:5- BARKER, FRANCES 34 T-Q ,, 4? Ti ' 3 A-.nj .-, i . . Hr -ov ,N K f 'WU' BARRETT, BATCHELOR. BELL. BENNETT, BERRY, DALE MARY JERENELL PAUL LA VEDA Q. ,T X4-A L :fi me we , ,F L he vu 'z pw. AQ. gh ' T .- -cv .. X Q .V ,Q L 1 X BEVERING, BTGGERS, BIGGS, BIRDETT, BLACKMAN, LOUISE BOBBIE ANN SUE LELA DRUMETRA FAYE ABQ N., Tj 04 'Fair' -L, 4 w 'SJ 'Huff BLANCHARD, BOLTON. BOOHER. BOONE, BOOTH, R. G. JIMMY JANE MARY BETH JEANEANE f--ra-G we 'iff N. A 'B ' ,A Uk- T, 'RQ , A 0 . A ti ' 142-N :J A YB - A In T341 fir .gl If? 1 . fn.. ' 5 BOYD, BRACKEN, , BRADY, BRANDON, BRENT, DALE BETTY WALTER CHARLES JIMMIE 35 ,ssruons 'ST-iii' ss. ef' if A-, , figs, 'U' , 'Btn ff? env' BROWN, NORMA BROWNLEE. BULLOCK , BUMPERS, BURGE, JEAN RITA FAYE FULTON WILLODEAN DON -I W A -ii? I MQ, ax? 'x i . I II If an I I ' , ,M ,F . ' LL , F w I f I I i f ' ' BURLESON, BURTON, , ALLENE DONALD LEON EVA JO AUSTON BURTON, BUTLER, BYARS MARVIN H, A gm -av 4' Y, My j X 3 ww I 'uv Is, I .Q I CAMERON, CAMP, CANNON, CATES, CHAMBERS, MARY PAULINE NORMA JAMES DOROTHY .L 4 www 'V' L' 4,! 7 W I, Q. V CLARK, CLARK, COEN, COFFMAN, COLE, BERT CLAUDE EMILY FAYE GENE PATRICIA SEIIIGIIS 36 'I ' J'M54,g L L f v u 1, ,, s W pm nw I ,iam ,Q 5 M i ' A fv A I I XE- I 1 ' f' - A A ,gf I I I 1 1 f ' -' ,E r. I ,y ,. Y COMEGYS, CONNALLY. COLLIER, COLLINS. BROCK LESLIE JANIS KAY BETTY .5-...L COOPER, COURT, CRAWFORD, CRAWFORD, ONETA LOVEJOY EDDIE ELDON :KL is-. CRISMON, CRUICKSHANK. CRUNK, CUNNINGHAM, PEGGY JEAN CONNIE BILL HELEN ANN in-ff vm 5 .x y , -v'5'I 'j 29.4. X ,I fr V. ' Q , VX df 5 ,I x CU PIT. BILL CURETON. CUTBIRTH, DARSEY. CONNIE PATSY NORMA 37 I , I I E 3 gg f 1 Wkzrf in COOPER, JERRY 5' p 1 ik , ' A f CRAWFORD, WELDON If- Q, , Hu 'QZQQ .S1 2, 'Y B? , 1 if , , fbi CUNNINGHAM, SETH ., 4. ' Jfbx 1 w . It DAVENPORT, MARY SEIIIDIIS S 3 Nd, QQ, 3, IW , I i I DAVIS. DAVIS, DEARMAN, DICKSON, DONALDSON DARYL EDWARD JEANEAN SARAH MYRL DAVID ALLEN IQ V my 41- 5 I Qi? wx sl , if-Q - '-gg' 15 'I tg' 12? at ' , IK, 'X Y 1' DONNELL, DORSEY, DOTSON, DRAPER, DRUMMOND SHIRLEY CORA MAE CHARLOTTE MARY LA VERNE ELIZABETH JANE 'NX t .N F Si - ffm X ' A-Q I 5 'CT-7 it A E f I ' 1 gn 1 , . . I ,ff I L DUNAVIN, DUNCAN, DUNCAN, DUNHAM, EBNER. WANDA JERRY JO ANN PATSY FRANK 'ig 5 4' ft '-5 10 '52 I is I fr-Q Z' EDWARDS, EDWARDS, EIPPER. ELLIOTT, ELLIOTT, JOAN RUBYE JAKE EDDIE JOYCE MARTHA JEANNE SENIORS 38 I x A fi NIE, If L 5,4 'Q' -'UR V f Q- , 'Y A' II gg ..., ,fl ,Y . ELLIOTT, EMOLD. EUBANKS. - EVANS. FITE, BILLIE O'BRIEN CHARLES JO EVELYN BOBBY BETH ,-3 .QQ -ng, ..--9 , +115 I X A ' i FLETCHER, GAMBELL, GAMBLE, GARDNER, GIBBONS, JACKIE EDDIE BEVERLY ANN PATSY JANE MARGALEECE 2 A If-, f- f ,. mfg: l,-:T . I, .I 'T T W2 A Ip I I 'WWA-I' K WI I K X In ' A 'i..'. 'TS ' R A -VVV , . , K, ,gky I N , V I A GILBERT. GOSE, GOSSETT, GOULD, GRAY, FI-OSSIE STEVE BOB - ROBERT S. JAMES 'D 'Dx 'fu m, A 'FU'-s.. II if If GREEN, GREEN, GREENE, GREENE, GREENE, N BETTILOYD DON VESTA LEE HELEN BEULAH MARY FRANCES 39 SEIIIUIIS GREGORY, GREGORY. JEAN GLORIA gy x W If A av Is GUINN, HALEY. DELPHE BILL 'Y E L v. Li N' 5? 12:5 2 sz I s , 0' my XTX if C' ...MW ,I 5' ff' I , G . V 1 R IL GRESHAM, GRIFFIN, GRIFFITTS. PERRY ROLAND GWENDOLYN -gv 1' AUX ,I qua? HALL, HALL, HALL. CONNIE MARJORIE O. E. 1-M !vQ4r15Ly E' HAMILTON, HAMLETT. ONETA MARY HART ','fwN HEGINBOTHAM, HELLMAN, FRANK L. BOBBY HARVEY, ROBBIE I , Q Tw, 2 -Ra HENINGER, GERALDINE HATHAW JACK me 'Q Re-8 'R gi AY, if HENRY, BILLIE 1 HECHT, VALERIE 'QWIQ HERD. BETTY RUTH 40 A I 5 V1 an k .' K S ' Viv?-Hg-31 7 A A 1 , . L . . A . f As' A HIGGINS, HILL. HODGES, HOFFMAN. HOLLAND, RICHARD BARLOW DON JAMES EDWARD JANE ififwvlh Lynx.. H z QP., MV, l S L s , I , A HOLLAND, HONKOMP, HORNBECK, HUBBS, HUGGINS, JUANITA MAE GERALD CARLA FRED, JR. LITA FAY 1.4,kx I fl! MK f -H ' , ,ff f HULL, INMAN, JACKSON, JANCIKI JARVIS' VERNA RUTH JUNE DALE MARTHA HELEN ?v L ' g V fm I f -, K 'VP' ' 9.2 fm 1 ' fn, - Kp. in ,K ,,,,. , 'X -if , ' L+ -Fi 'j i V YA' O Q ,E ' I ,- nga Y W I L - ,Q,, - KW .,,. ,g X 'A V!! , f E! aP'f 1 1 ' I JEMiSON, JENSON, JOHNSON, JOHNSON, JOHNSON. BILLY FRANK TOMMY DOBBIE ELLEN LOYD 41 SEIIIURS JOHNSON. MONA BETH KARR, SARAH ANN 'Q' KIMBROUGH. VERNA MAE KNIGHT, NORMA JONES. BETTYE LOUISE JONES, BOBBY wh' fi. JONES, MARION JONES. CHARLES '92 in 3 :- ,- KAUFHOLD, MADELINE S34 -of KING, JACK 'NA KOLLMAN. KAYS. WILMA 5 X. v .- KING. JOHN LAMBERT, . S -.:g:,.!gi? if 17' JOHN LELA MARGARET 'uf KEE, KIEL, MARJORIE MARTHA GENE I' Q -,Q Q.- L 1. CINE- 4' ik' -if 'F ' TQ. inn! 7 i Y, KLQPPENBACK, KNIGHT. JOHNNY MACK IJ rf RSX Q 1' I 'V' LANDON, LANE, MARY JEAN JACK 42 I 4 QI -f'9? I M. 5:5 A IItiQ.3'i3 I , Mn ff ke Y I I an 9 Q2 ,Q , is nm .1 NW 1,5 ut 3 , ff :e , Y , LANGFORD, FLOYD LESLEY. NORMA E f 'Q .Qs V 1 , , , I , . I In LANGFORD, PIERCE Ig Q Q, f 'AW 'CI7 , --,f 'K ,P M LEVELL, ELFRIEDA 'NWT LAVVS, LAYMAN, RAYMOND, DICK ,ew- A I A D x I LINDSEY, LITTLE, RAMONA JACKIE LOFFER, LOHMAN, LONG, MARY LONGLEY, BETTY JOYCE FRANCES JEAN GAY DORIS JEAN 'F 11 gm 3, ,f,R '1 Il LESLEY, LOU ANN If gl, - Sf--...A ,KQOQX-g-5 SQ 0, I ,,,,., I 'E A ,,,L 8 1 I.IVELY, EDWIN , J I LUELLEN, PATSY JO I LUTZ, LYLE, MCCORMICK, McCULLOUCH, MCGAUGHEY, GEORGIA ANN VIRGINIA TOMMY BONNIE 43 aw' Q if vcr 3.51 f ,P . - vc-Y 7, . i ' 04- 5' , if ,nn f , ., , T 1 MALLETTE, MALONE, DELORES BETTY thx is Nr'-f : fm-.I WASSEY, MEDDERS, WANDA Tom una., .f sf' N7 A, New V, X915 MONTFORT, MOORE. KENNETH KATIE LEE 53 4 g V A R 'mn - ,f T ,Y I tx 1 ff 3 , MOORE MORGAN MORRIS MUSSER, NANCE, MARY HELEN MARY KATHRYN TINCY JULYNN JAMES 44 his-:.I' HCS NEBRIG, NOBLE, NOLEN, OATES. FRED ELLEN RUTH BILL LEPHA JO 'Wi V05 tt OMOHUNDRO, PALACIOS, PARKER, PARKER, BLAND DELFINA BILLIE LOU JEAN . WF-gnxml' YW cr.. .,- , -5 I v I 'ff I OLTMAN, EYVONNE PATRICK, ROBERT an , I 'f'-...uf PATTON, PAYNE, PEARCE, PEARLMAN. RAVIA PATRICIA HELEN JO NELL DOT am ' .J- N QQ PEMBLETON, EARLENE . 'N Q 5 -2- U In ng- . I ss' 'nv W Nm I f ig,-L. I ,. jig? 1 .. .1 351 fI III Y N ffl A f PERKINS, PFEIFER, PIPES, PISTOCCO, POLK. GERALDINE CHARLOTTE ANN KENNETH JOE JOHN 45 SEIIIUIIS Tami'-' .i K is L.3kkk H.-MJ.. X 3,3 .x 5 POSEY, JACK RAY, BILLIE QQ. 1:-A A ii ,. , , gist ' -f. . Q 'JW' ' 5 I in avg. g . I POWELL, PRUETT, RABINOWITZ, RAMSEY, TOMMIE JOYCE DORIS HANNAH JOHN '- A huh . in w , ., 2 B ,. 1 , J 1 REAGAN, JOHN ROBERT Y. REAGAN, JUNE 'Cf' I RICHARDSON, RICHARDSON, RIDDLE, BOB JERRY LEONA f T REEDY, JOE A rf-,. T J ,N 1 1-1 . is s Q P 5 Y X1 RIESON, BARBARA LOU 'V' 'T 'M -1l'? 4 'T' 'Wh REYNOLDS. SAMMY RITCHIE, YVONNE V RJ I Q 1 fz-f' 'S.',Q.,1.4 4 f T, ,M 1. ,. Q . , A 1 ROBERTS, ROBERTS, RODGERS, RODGERS. ROGERS, DONLEY PATSY DELORES PATSY LYNN 46 ROGERS, ROSE. ANNIE FRANKLIN 'FII AZT, IL RUGELEY, RYAN, BUD TOMMY SEAY, SEEKER, SUE JIMMY A ff' f , my .L S 1LE,,5Lg,,L, , ly, xV'S u,ff.. x .E SHORT, SIMMONS, MARY ALICE FREDDY 47 'im 'Ds ROSS. ROSSER. ROUNDTREE, BETSY EVELYN VIRGINIA SAMPSON, SARTIN, WILLIE POLLY ' I 'aku SELVIDGE, sr-LAW, HAROLD KENNETH SCOTT. JEAN ETTE SHIPMAN, CECIL SIMPSON, SINGLETON, SMEDLEY, JOY MARY ELIZABETH BOB - A V! I ,, A 5 S . 'X .. , QS ,ig pf 5,9 'fy' - Q, -,ww ' I NIU SMITH, BRUCE ,S st II x, I SPISER. JO ANN I Aw . 'TT' If ' Edna A T- A 'X ag .it STEPHENS, ANNA BETH fl Iac. SULLIVAN, MARVIN X 'I SMITH. JIMMY CHARLES ff Tiff :L AL ITL, AA I SPRINGER, BOB I -ww ' f , Lp- -I... E. SMITH, SNODDY, SONNAMAKER, JIM KING MARY ANNE CHARLES 3- R SQUIER. STANFORD, STEELE, GUY PEGGY DOROTHY 'W 4, T' A .k 'qv-, ' , A STODGHILL, STOLPHER, STUCKEY, SULLIVAN, JIMMIE K. BETTE JOYCE BETTY L., , IAA... Tvs ,J 2:1 4' i , Y ma ' D , 'fm-9 i ' Y. A A i , , J A f , I .I . 'Iffw A III - - SWAFFORD, SWINT, TALLANT, TAYLOR, BILL ELLEN RAYMOND DOUG 48 fm 'CM Rx TAYLOR TEBAY, TERRY, THOMAS, THOMAS, VELMA JOYCE BOBBY KATHRYN PEGGY ANN ln THOMPSON, THOMPSON, TILLERSON, TRAVIS, L ROBERT WANDA BETTY ELDON if W' JOE ' 'Aff Q15 'fl' ,B T TROTT. TUTOHER, TUTOHER, TYDINGS, VAN NOY, T NATALOU JANE JOANN JAN BETTYE FN' -T ,V 'fffwi-vifff , T I MK h , T: A1 -.A A-as ,gi ef 'TR 'Rf-1 t L ,K K I if f N.-ff. V ' A Y A A VBS WEB i T o 1 ,BAR T VINZANT, fWADDLE, WAGGONER, WALKER, WALKER, JAMES LOUISE JANET MARY ANN ANNA CARL 49 SEIIDRS AWN .af Y wi-vw ' WALLACE, Y' JIMMIE WALKER, WALLACE. PATSY ANN DORIS ' A I 4 I T 1 ' .J L , . Q, 5 wt WASHINGTON. WHITE, WHITE. WHITEHEAD, MARGARET JEAN BILL ELTON DAVID LAWSON I-QQ? QW ffsfff WHITT, WILCOX, WILEY, WILLIAMS, JACK GENE R. FRANCES NOEL tina!-feud Q AL Jshi V.,k- 1 N-.Xf , A f PM WILSON. WINDHAM WINDLE, WINFREY, CHESTER CALVIN BOBBY PAT KIA? WARD, VERNIE RAY 'Q WHITSON, DOROTHY MAY 58x MLLIAMS, GINNY .ff ff f i - 'I- Ib-.1 A I fl! WIRZ, ANNIE ROSE 50 and War' Sk L' Z'- Q V X ff - ' ,.,. 1...- mvyk ', V AL., 1 x M WOLF, WOOD, YANCY, BILLY BOB BOB CLEMONT MID-TERM ENTRIES fx'- Seafedz Suifor, VelmagShy'Hes, Mary an-Q, 1, A 5 . !' rr YARBRO, YEAKLEY, EARL DICKIE Sfanding: Lange, Herman: Horfon, Dewey, Whi+wor+h, Roberh S+ewar+, Charles. 51 'Q 1 fl TWENTY HIGHEST RANKING SENIORS Upper Photogra h p Lower Photograph Back Row Front Row Back Row Front Row Bill Arnold Jo Ann Duncan Mary E. Singleton Lou Ann Lesley Louise Bevering Gwendolyn Griffitts Jimmy Smith Ramona Lindsey Jeaneane Booth Mary Hart Hamlett Peggy Thomas Ann Lyle Norma Cannon Jane Holland Robert Thompson Hannah Rabinowitz Jane Drummond Martha Gene Kiel Notalou Trott Barbara Riesen Q-9 s,,...v Ei JIIIIIIIIIS JUNIOR OFFICERS President ......... Dustin Flllm Vice-President ...., Bill Hammq Secretary .A...,.., June Willia Treasurer ..,. I . , June Humphr . . e . gf -1 , Qf,+2.'f F W: 2 5.1115 , fr JUNIOR COUNCIL , X-- Front Row: Back Row: June Humphries June Williams Gloria Boswell Charlotte Schulz Betty English Margaret Pierce Dustin Fillmore Gerry Katz George Beck R. H. Dilday Bob Baily Bill Hammons Alvin Hall 'u...l.,,. , A . A een J xii. - , x -A T. Adair, Adams, Adams, Allen, Allen Rifa Joyce John Pahicia Be'Hye Eugene Cecil 223 B4 ae J - if. . ,Q N .3 K, 4-1--Q W wwf l,e. ., J 1 ' ' . a s X X l V 5 for 'X-I 1 Allen, Alley, Amis. Amos. Anderson. June Billie Jean Jonas Wanda David 3 f 5 ' a B 25222 - , V L '1 ., , n-l.l Q ',f1, 'i'i 'B wi ' .f E I A L 13 uf ,- Anderson, Anderson, Ansohn, An+hony, Asfon, Roy Ted Ernesf George Freida . 2 , i n f --W - 1 I Q-'un I A Q 'N' , . - ,R . ' e e A , .,: , in if-vs X 4, , ,,,. ff- yy, ,R ax- fr V ? J 3 Q A '? M sf ye' If .. K l io- -. ju , ,V ' g f , 5 .,,. it ,, J L A ,,,Q ii 1 r , 'l'ii Vi A I if 7? i s 5: A I of A is 4, ,J f N 1 Banlrsfon, Barnes, Barnes, Bar+osh, BeCll. Daryl Delberf R. W. Charles Joseph George P. Belue, BeHy 55 Bilbrey, Marjorie W4 '39 Bills, Lesler, Jr. FP- Bivens, Blaclr, Eva Allen Rolland 'bu Allen, Jane Jo Ann Anderson, Jim Bob .J fr - ff f A+kins, Wayne Beioes, Helen Lee J M 5 law X Black, Paul JlIlll0llS xi an ' we Q,-wa.. T 'Wy ,,,. H z ffl , A25 , 2 q A i V, 'M lf gkh U, 4 .wwe , ,M .1L, A V , X ,SS ii iii! . .0 B in , N, Blanlxenslwip, Boafman, Billy Gill ev--Q Af air ' Booher, Dale 1 e 'fig mir, B r B 'lil' Boyd, Billie fi, ,gm .V CM 'ia I , 'fag B 1 BBBBBA ii ,YY V. .YYY- : . ,V l Brewer, Raymond Bunnenberg, Edward JIIIIIORS A Boone, BeHy Bradley, Joyce C C If v ,ru Briley, James Doyle - 1 RL. fy , .MA ,, K . gy -4... . ,,. E , , - if Burns, Bobby ,,,.,-fn. 'UA fnenvfi Yarvmr, 1 M . f Boddie, Barlcara K. Bodin, Henry fic yi by 5 .4-3 ,grab - 2 :J Boren, Boswell, Gene Gloria ' A 57? ., If Y J! G1 P ', 3 Brand. Brannon, Marina Billie qv' R N 1 , V 1655 fi lk -9.-7 .1 Q, H 5. , 3 L L . V .if Brown, Bruce, Bobbie Wanda Bufler, Campbell, Carolyn Lona La Verne Boque, Bolwannan, Dorofhy Charlie Mae W, 1 Bogworfln, Bowman, Jim William Nancy ..,. -1- 'ri Braselfon, Marilyn Anne H iz? 5 Bryan, lrvin xi we rim. , ' X C. I Campbell, Myra Dean yiwlm, A if 9 fc Y 5 -2' Brenf, Billie 1553? , .N I Budd, Milfred v ' Campbell, Tommy 56 img-5, 5 ii s JDM f 1? 1. ,- 1 I L ' , , V 1 1 V ,qv an of ,,.. 7,: .V k I ,. I , f V-N R. 3' fx ,V ., no ,i of D 4 5' y ' .xi . wx , .fr f , f ff, C0l'Cleill16C. Carperllef. Carpenfer, Carpenfer, Carr, Caderl Thiers Forresf Harrold Eugene Lucian Donald Edwin Alma JM K .A V yy 0. A 4 k C Xe A in ' , Q 5: 46' ff' +3 it ya , K W- i - N ri ,Q -fr X ,eg K I y or of Y' f , V M , 5' i R 'W l Carier, Carfer, Caviness, Chafin, Cbafin, Chancellor, Billy Bobby Florence BeHy Bob Beffy Jo ffl if A- N f BM, l' 6' ' 2 ' '33 , 5 , CN v A sl. , ., 7 -rf s1':'., 7j Ask - 'Q' A Q , C 4' if . H at . I x ii il Childers, ,f' Chrisfopher, Claer, Clymer, Colverl, Conner, Waller Jack Tommy Richard Monroe, Jr. Cafherine M, B, 'uv pl W ,.,, 'ii A Q1 ll M, L - .I I , . , fr QA gs '15, .94 aj r 5: y -2 C-U 1 - ' H , 4 - . 1 .- 3 f 2 ,gli if .V ,Q yd f 1 ,Q ' 1 92: ikf 1 1 U , f Cope, Cope, Coulfer, Counfs, Covingfon, Cox, Bill Babb Fred Barbara Roberf David Y Y . -.V VBA 5 rw is ' W V ..-.N ,Q I Y l , - ffiw 9 r, B 'fl' 'Q' 'Q 75 ' 38 ry' Zig: ' . .Q, Q ji' iff' A ' b I 5, , A ik, s . . I :fa . 7 X ,.,. J V, l ll Q it - A - I 'A ' ' 4, 1 , ig '1g,',f,. Nl . 1 in B ' , If Cox. Cross. Cude, Cullum, Culver, Darnell, Johnnie F. Jess William Carol Homer Horace 57 JIIIIUIIS .7 I dp-.lil 'as 2 3 G Darr, Gene Fw.. ,W va. . --. Y' 3 Davis, Norma S' -mev- -M 1 ,5 X Dennis, Don i 3 4. EM. gras Dodd, Nelda ' K M i M... .1 i ' ,I 2 arf .Q IfYJf:'l li3i1E?5351. Davenporf, Sara Frances aww' fs.- . 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Kirlcland, V Klass, 'Grady Enid Lamberi, Lanfair, Larry Billy x s fi' if in Lawson, Lawson, Bobbie Clarence 'D Levinson, Lenore Levine, Denna 1k. Na.: ' L Lindsey, Locke, Jene Jean 62 -Q. Loeser, Carol 1 iw. 2,, 5 iiZ?3'5ZE:: Lucas, Doro+hy McCluslry, Marie g i yr -V 1 f. Q, L...- qmy M 1 if ' If ,AX New MacPherson, Randy Marlin, Bebe Jane 63 'f'U' Long, Janelle lr Long, Thomas 224 L A l X , '53- M. ,, 'HU' LoveH, Helen 'J' nr- Y '53- na Lower, Roy K4 Lowry, Leia Mae y ,W fl'-3 n' e Q Cf 7- A . 4 foal L 4 ga 1 F Q Lucas, Luce. Lummus, Lundien, Lynch, Frieda Robin Ani+a Ronny Ralph , ,La A ,Q L 4 M, f' E' J 'S ' I L, r Q ' 1 'M A ' n J ' M -M. bil L V -J' J 45' ,. x i tx, , K, McCulley, McGill, McLaren, McMillan, McNeely, Wendell Elma Thomas AI Beffy Lee F' 1 5 ., ' at , gg, 4-'Z' Q f .- ..-f,. a ,,,.,. ' A ' 1 he 4 i -V L a'- l . ff X l Man, Maneely, Manlcins, Manros. Marshall. Marfha CharloHe Joan Howard CU lY r '2' 'L I 2 5 --1: V gm. Q - U raaa ,,la V5 l rfaa fff ' i K' M , if Lf May-Hn, Marlin, Marlin, Marlin, Mdflin. David Elion Elizabefh Jimmy Kennefh JIIIIIUIIS 1.4 X , ,Q K LAK ,KP like ...., a ,rf ,K f .. . K, Mar+in, Marfin, Maninek- Massey, M6S+6fS. Maffhews- Mary Wanda Lou Ella Charles JO Ann SammY ,, E r is X Q i , ' L1 I KM gr. Q A 'N K 'Rf K, Q-.4 ', ig- 8' 1 - A - K . . ' Z KK T K VLLL - KKK i K, K Q B1 is , ffflw A iff! i 1, MeriH, Meyer, Michael, Miller, Miller, Mills, BeH'y Jack Sue Bobby Edward Bobby Leroy Doro+hy X2 K , S ' ,Q 8' I X 3 X 'T 3 iv f ' M pl 5' iff il we ge A yo ks , f 4- . fi ' '-f' jf 'ff Q W 'tr M I - -E 'Cf gr - ' I I 'f'?5g,,' T. xg:-Q , I 5' 'K ' i if , rw .K V E as I 15151 f I Mif1iClK. Mize, Mon+ei+h, Moody, Moore, Moore, James Bobby Freda Kayann Kennefh Gary Imogene 5 1 4 ' K .K K1 ,, 4, , K I, 3 . i K A 'Q-gg i 'll A V ,K ,. 5 ,rl K . KK KKK FK, K K Moore, Moore, Mooring, Morgan, Morris, Morris, Roberl' Wanda Jo Ellen Wayne Norma Jean Shirley -my Lg KR K , QLK K If t 3, , E J l ' 1 X 3, r K , Y' I n ii .K ' r 'N ' 4 5 .e,ee f . Morrison, Morrison, Moxley. Mullinax, Murph, Musiclr, Bobby Gene Ed Rufh Billy Gene Linda Pal JIIIIIUIIS 64 A R is-an fm 1 ,S W I wrxgg -5, A Y is no ni f I Q! -, 1 . I . ff X ' sl Neal, Neel. Newman, Nolen, Norris, James Jo Befsy Barbara Ann Cur'l'is Bobby ann 1 'V at 3 'N 1 I ,P V fm- -- LF H H N V My T- I 2' , V I 'xl A Norriss, Norlhcufl, Oden, Pappas, PaHon, Flossie B. Edward BeH'ye Charles Wanda Faye , x i 1. ,, 4- 45 ,g f - ,F a W. . ff L N f .V W :V V .A ,ary a ,r,e R R N --r , A Penisfen, Perkins, Peferson, P9'H'l9l'l?W. Plel'Ce. Colleen Gene Geneal Bob Margaref Lou ga f f ' W 5 , . r fifjlga 7' 'R 'i H ,... ,.e. Kr V V. MN, , 'E , wr , 'L f sa.. y Q if f ' :bg it 'I 6, ' .l ,Rx ' N' ' 3 I K f X . Pi'H's, Posey. Prafher, Pridgen, Prine, Alva Ray Delma Dick Gerfrude George L In my FT 4 ,gg 'pf-m fa , VM Ltr, dw., I in , r 'ff' ' ,, l y y gy , N l , V 5 , , A Raines, Randolph, Rawls, Ray, Reagan, Joe Belly Jo BeH'y Jolmie Rufh Jimmy 55 flifg. f ' J, 7 'I ,nw 4 Norriss, Doris Faye N 4 Payne, Naomi Rufh 3' 9 Tx 5 A tn- , fr , ,' fy -I J fl- Pierce, Sandy '51 ,'lWW ii 60-' ,ASW . . ,i qv Qualls, Billy 4 3 r 3 a Reasor, Marfha JIIIIDRS ,-4, X is 2s:..- 1 R I me :rm .V , 'N - K .. 32 , ' 5 J i QQ ' e e .11 i Iw Q , . V ,fe M s f J f -J + - ,, :.v zr. : . --R QAM.. X , I i Qt 'i as J A , Reed. Reeme, Reynolds, Reynolds, Riddle, Don Marilyn Harry Marfha James , 'MF h ----' - A H z-. x:l K ' X 1 I, ,Vi W3 - V - -. ' 1 my ,Q . , A t ::: le D ,- .I K R' Q 'Q P 'ai J ' X ' V Ring, Rippy, Rivenbarlc, Roberls, Roberlson, Faye Nell Richard Bill Margaref Carolyn in se 1: gg, X E. V fs., yas VZ? ' we - V 1 w R A Z lr. j Ee., - 'S who A in f Rogers, Rogers, Roling, Ross, Rossiler, Bobby Dean Guy, Jr, Alice Dwain Marllwa f - , 3. W' N. - K 3 y R W3 rr 5 R e 1 f Sanders, Sanders, Sawyer, Scardino, Schild+, Don Norma Shirley Jean Ann Anna Margarefh fx? '21 55 if Q-cf f7 ..,. kkf,, 1:-54? Scllweef. Searcy, Sears, Seill, Senlef. Elaine Rvbefla Joseph Shirley Margie .IIIIIIOIIS Su, i x JM T3 i 1 W2 Rinear, Shirley Roe, Delois Mae i W' -rg ,I Ruarlc, Pa+ fi, ,gr .W-., .V .il 'vi yer! fi. X swf 3 Q Schulz, Charlohle Lgnf' A , My . . -X l Sliipp, Palsy 66 1 .A -,-Y r ' A f L . A L L L , , 2 ,EV ii, ,r , V d i 5.1! ,gy fy, xx i ,I I L 1 kkyy ,fy 7 ,EM Vg? -N ,Ve ,. y ,1 ,y, ,. S! 1. exe rrrr -L L , ,Jif 5 Shirley, 5l100lK. Simmons, Sims, Sims, Slrelron, James Flefcher Clarence Jo Helen Bob Weldon Fay Q ,,,- .fx H - We gi A w . EA 1 A -w W 'J ' G ,, , ' f If L flql ' S eeel eeel if L . , ge--S L, , ia, j L S .L - ,, l ' li X? i x il, J L fi S X L. E r QQ-0 . f' 'SX S Slrelfon, Slxelfon, Slciclmore, CJ an, Smi+l1, Smillw, Joe Lee Vera Jo Billy Charles Carl Horace t re., - S ' Klwfiv L give iz l r. A s or F, Smi+l1, Smiflw, Smi'll1, Smifh, Smi+l'1, Smilli, Jack Ellison Joan Joe Kevin Mary Louise Peggie J 1 so ,f y gg. Q S ' , , ,M 5, l 'Q W' N ' if . ' .M l f o, iyfgijff' L, , all- Q fi ' L , in 'i L if fy K .w,,. Sonnamalcer, Soufher, Spangler, Speed, Spicer, Siaber, Dororhy Pai' Jaclrie Lee JeaneHe Franklin Don V -'l , Sfaclrs, Sfallcup, Sfearman, Srearns, Sfeele, Jimmy Craig Kei+l1 Burfon Joyce Louise Joe Ray BeH'y Jeanene 67 JIIIIORS Sfeele, Mary 19611 is 163 2, -as ST a+ ' R T J Sullivan, George 'ST 4--' ,, 3 r .,,. , A Taylor, Jeannine N, Q 5 QNX, for I ft e,. Q Sione, Virgil sg fa , LAL .V L,xV .XS Summar, Carl+on S L Q Tenley, Bob , ...- nfiii T ,Q-f., we f 'Sf Sfowe, Joyce gf, 3. 1 iQ .M --Q'f K 1? SuH'on, Lloyd f .J Y' 3341? 4. J x X . K A Tl1orn'l'on, LoreHa ,f ,J me I Nr. K T54 rw X Sfurm, Georganr. 4 . ., is .5 EI We Sfureville, Gerry ...ge Swarls, Taclrefr, Gloria Barbara F , , I , -ji, M 'u S lifi 'gl' T v aaa ' ' 3 Tinsley, Travis, JeanAm Alan . i , tif. A X Y fi ., Tubbs, Tubbs, Tucker, TUFHBF. Dorofhy Joyce Norma Anne gm Vq--.. yy- , , ESQ. We 5 y ff. .-me fa offs 'fi' f :gs ,wa 4 s f.. 3 egg, 4 ,, K ,, ' 1 , r ' -f My - I 7 , ' 4: yi - l 2 l 1 :fi T 3 I TX ' A J ,fl f ' . rx , Vaguelk Valenfine, Vif'lC9n'l. Wagluorne. James Billy Jackie Sydney JIIIIIDRS KX , iw- 5 ,NM T L Ta T .H ' K Turner, Ricluarcl Wall, Bobbie Jean by A xv, y T, ,yi i Suifor, Opal F . ff Q M is , Talley, Be+fye ru- ,-4- y, nf Travis, Minnie s a.., A N, 7 ggi- .. .M Tyson, Barbara amy J fb' Wallace, Doroihy 68 1 , Q. ..,,, , -N - E 'UN 1 Lux -,fl my K ,Ri . VL L4VV.k W Nw iv, Wallander, W6lf0H. BillyWayne Billy is W -rr-7' Washinglon, Jane Wafson, Toni , In .,a Weaver, Treva Jo in me X 'Q' f li W i - ' ii f-- W l:i'?'?f'1. ,V i Vlkr :V Weelcs, Wesi. Wesf, Wesf, Whafley, Donna Marie Bill Sianlon Dorolhy Maria Billy Y f W 4- f S-W ,fi . 1 , fi W or : , llia ' . ull' My ,. 5 X ljw' 2 Y,-V ji! 'M4,: ,,-v A In ,y-. fy X While, While, While, Wlmilecofion, Whilley, fl Harry S. John O. D., Jr. Rulli Leolon .,,,f fTQ1l:5,3 jli'Fs5jE'? A nd N J. -if - I k i I ' gyly .V if ii a r W in . lb, A I , 4 X it I g g .. - Z .J .,:. Wilclre. Wilde, Wilkinson, Williams, Williams. Roma William Cynfl-:ia Roberf Gray Paul Wayne g 3 ' f' ,Q ki ', 'ff ,-' ,1'- V I A ,F ,Y - W L qrky mn I ,x i I , I L ' ily I - . Williams, Wilson, Wilson, Windle, Wirz, June John LoreHa Sue Herberl' 69 Webb, Pl1ylis Ann Wlwisler, Wyoda ,a,, Wiesf, George i,- 'i A , I Q . In Z 7 -f L , if L f mwah. fixggi Williams, Peqqv I 3 ' Wood William Everefl JlIIl0IlS -an cg: 'xg 'Q , A K-ffl ini mad' , M lj D Woodrum, Woods, Woody, Wriglif, Wya'H, Ya y Julia lic B y Alvin Bill B II A e enn V 9 E . ok. 6 ' it s . fy - aa- I 'Q 'E i- iff--. if IA 1- Yarbrough, Yauger, Young, Youngberg, Lynn James Peggy Evelyn MID-TERM ENTRIES ll JIIIIDRS -mimi M-.hgqw W ,....,,..,..- Sealed: Frazier, Ellen, Marcy, Peggy, Wl1iH', Be'r'I'y Ann, E Sfandingz Johnson, Anne, Owen, Joyce, Tennant George, Mon+gom- ery, Beffyg Longley, Mary, Dickson, Margaret Clanlon, Billie. 'Pay .5443 gd Z2 me K4 fb ' ' ui s SUPIIS SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Presidenl ., .., . ,.,v ,Kay Rugeley Vice Presidenf Adrienne Andrews Secrefary ,eeeeee,ee.eee,..,..., Louise Coe Sponsor ,..s.AAs,, Miss Ernesfine Bolin SOPHOMORE COUNCIL Fron+ Row Cenfer Row Back Row Doroflwy Gray Robbie Dell Denney Jan Swefnam Kay Rugeley Shirley Payne Gene Slewarf Louise Coe ' Pafricia Ann Smi+l1 Adrienne Andrews Dorofhy WeH's+one Kennefh Koenig Wayne Ligon Ann Goodwin Fern Fowler Maurine Moore Leofa Sfipe Nancy Marsh 72 1 Alabof, Mariorie Jean fgQQ Q rf 333 Allen, James Q V.,, 4:3 V q l X Arbuclrle, Weldon Auld, Marlene .Z 1 ff, +Sw v K l 1. Banning, Clarence 73 teh are gf aug' V 5 '1Y 'flP Abernafliy, H. L. WT- 'N 5. J M3 f-ff 3 'WW Q Bm sm , gf . Allison, Eugene 2, S f K 1.1 ,lrr js Q'i, 33 4, Xi Armsirong, Foy Ayers, Orville S: Bannisler, Waldyne 1,2 K. y .- -0. or :YC '- , ,Q , , , V- 1 9 '34 191' , 4 v i ,? Q, ru - A 3 Q ex' ' if X4 r l? , f,,,V Q is ix if F Adams, Alderman, Alexander, Virginia Richard James 234' - ,Li' ,4Q? QF, .,gaae52if- ' . A . ,xi -fi. 5 I Q I ' f XL 'a if Ancell, Anderson, Andree, Palsy Grace James 7,15 ,Aa-' Armshong, Arnhold, Ashley, Janelle Ray Dora xi g , V, t A YQ F 4 A V-y Baber, Bachman, Bailey, Theron Alber+ Sfewarf Bob 4-'G A vw ar R19 E 1: ,gf Barker. Barne'H, Bernice Barbara fee Barr, Aggie Alexander, Jean Nw , W 5- 9 Y 'x Andrews, Adrienne .,- ar' 5 . any W . Ab ,F 1 Q iw' ,'li Ashley, Jimmy Banner, Beffy T Barr, Helen SOPHS BarreH, Pai .an Bell, Ru+l1 Be'H'is, . O' ft? 2 QE, - Blanfon Jerry Q-ful' . L Box, Bill K Barlon, Pafsy 3-, rr- ...M Q sf 1, 1 Wx Benson, Bill 72 , 'S S o Q ' Fil WL A Birdsong, Allan , X 'S yi 9 ,. ff, Blassingame, Fred ry if ' Boyd, Bobbie . ,Q was 3, X? f ,. Jr A' 1, ,. K 'ilu is . Q iz i j . 11. - f Q5 :LA K ' K 'X QF, m Baumgardner, BEGVGFS. Billy Clarence My e f - , - ,fi , gifs- V 5 71. , -iw Benion, B9f1+0l'1. Bobby Jack O. L- Y ' i la A Blaclrerby, Blaclsmon, George Jerniece A PM . M in Q ,D if N, S W., B R y, - e Boley, Boverie, Margarel Rebecca .Is ,,,- , 'F i AEN , 1.5 fi Braclxen, Bradley, Harold Jean i' ee-BN ,B W ,455 Tiff Beclrerman, Rosemary 'llf' 'W ea, Beioes, Mary Ann J 2,,y.,,a f' Q-'xii' a LQ., ky,- i M if ikk, Berry, Berry, Charlene Charles Qi h 72, new ,112 e4-'- + fz. . , 1 A-Y rig, . K, Y N , N X I' -, lies! Blackmonl Blaclrshear, Louise Mary Anne .-ugv Bowers, Louis 'Qi 1 .. 3 7 si M, S' Bradley, Tommy Bowman, Arvena ,F It 1 . N If , . t , , K L .3 ,ifr- BW' If Bradley, Tommie 74 4 P' nh- -,A l v .-..., 1 6' .1 41. Y- 3,5 if x , 1 f 'ii 5 3 - av ig? 4 N B ' tiff: V A ,. 1 i' m - lf -1 ',, l ,A . bmi, Brannon, Branclaway, Brewsfer, Briley' Brosch, Brown, J. P. Jackie James Rufh Ellen Edwin Billy Joe :rs E' 'gvpggfgm Qin , ful ln unlg s14ll'Sref iz l Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Browning, Billy Ray James Josie Vivian Jerry of if f, 2 'K ,Lffl - ' BVOWUIES. Bruner. Bryan, Bryan, Bryani, Buclmer, Opal Rufll -ldflllie G. H., Jr. Marie Jo Ann Wanda ' l::1.' .Q 'S 'i V 1 .Z i ,. , 1 , E . my f E rlir' E - V Q E . E , J i W ' , 1 K Q ' M,w.1,s,:x.-if' i r X - . Bunch, Bush, Bufler, Callaway, Cameron, Cannon, Tommy Harold Phyllis Earl Paul E. Darrold Cannon, Lois Nan 75 Q Cannon, Evelyn Carfer, Roberi' Carier, Sfanford Casey, Jeanerfe Cafo, Joyce SOPHS l il i he we lik in , ,L , l .7 S , i K MV , A vig 'av ,K 5, .UL , 'gr , , P. if 'N ig , '- C 3-,. 1 , 2 K X f iv 1 , -, . 1 - if I.. f' -'f . Q 11 f ' Chancellor, Childress, Chi+wood, Chrysler, Clanlon, Clark, Doris Jo Ann Gloria Iona John Henry BeHy Jo a , mi q r rr r an i 1ffifQi ,gih':i e.a+ swf i??i g's ,m ar ,I ' . lg AN, M -' me , 1 1- g ' 'JJCF 4'1f NW' zh5w,f 1 QQ- iowa ff -,gr an 'W - .'-,. , ' i ir A-, 1- 'V , ,,-, rb gkfy I YR? E X Q Q it -A N V . Eb K dv , Clark, Cloud, Clynch, Coa+s, Coe, Coe, Shirley Fonda Caverna Ofis Richard Pansy Louise ' ' 1 -l i A 'Q 'ir Q xi if one Q Q , rs, . f - si., , r r C. ,C ff -2, 2 X 1 CO'-Jef. Colrer, Cole, Coleman, Collier, Collier, Henry Warren Howard Richard Jack Jimmie nv- 1 ,-'vii F-3? y Q f... yy ,W r ly if F 1 ...M all .3 ' , 5 R. ' ' ' :Q ' ,. x 5 t , 5 yu Q YH -,ev X ,, I ,A TAY A . A Collingsworfh, Collins Collins, Conner, Cook, Cooper, W. B. Mary Minerva Curfis Tillman Janelle A ,yoi '53 l 5' ii f W l L Y it , 2 2 . ay J ,. F 4 , .MMM Q, y , jaw, me 5 A 'Y Ar , 'J M .L Q - li I i F , Q :Q ' li in 4 we if 0.4 I wg i 1 i Copeland, C0r0n6. Coulson, Covingfon, Cowan, Cox, BeHy Danny Darrell Rubin Sfuarf Chrisline SOPHS 76 Crain, Phyllis 9' , . 11 ry, Cupil, Jimmy df' Crawford, Carolyn pr YO'- ,K I , EX ff . ,J Davenporf, Mary ',. . 105 cf Q., Crawford, La Nelle fn, l iw? Davies, Jimmy .-vw if ,j,,fo- . RI ' Decker, Denny, Denny, Janelle Mary Robbie Dell w ir L I! ff if awk. '. Ek if J 3' - L 1 ,, i Q i: no j fw fi'fk'xw- V i ii' , , - ii D L f if f 1 , Di'H'o, Dodd, A Downing. Tim Franlry Ray A 'Y AK 'A 31, ,A ' 'D J , tw X f , XI Dudley, Dudley, Dungan, Jean Shirley David 77 Cromeans, Bunny 4 f, 11, ,fi iv' Davis, Billy sv Nw ,vw K, , M. I A .,. 5 Diaz, Joie E . L Jw! L' . ' 'QP' ff 'J fn E Draper, Billy Joe ,R y ip X1 Dunlap, Bobby ek F,m gf' .2 J D, iii J I 'Na-S, Crow, Cunningham, Lena Roberl V. 'S -- 1 'ilrf '45 ,Q .,.. ,K . '52 l .5532 Davis, DSG, Ella Myrl Delba Sue -4: ,I f,,,ff .- aiil a of . ix h Dilbeclx, Dillard, Dillie Margaref 3' :ar f., -. X sim' rf N .L fhw., 1 . fi --, Drummond, DuBose, Teddy Mary Lynn ,Vg L1 glib Y MC' Dyroif, Eaion, Henry Tom , . E, . KL ' .f K' L , L .2 'ri , -fi ,F L, F Q ,..,L ,L , F L ' V Q , L is ' lm Lf L an R' ' is 1 J TL ! L L? if ,xi fe-f 52 A , Q. Q L ,V , fr. 51 7,5 Qirk , ,,:A,k W ,L ig .L L V, 'gf' , 'F .K , 1, . L , Q. -,F X' 5' ff La J F G 7 ,if f ,,,, it L ,V -QL 3 -., V, .. . L 'Z , V 1 .W,3 K , i L. Eckerl, Ecldins, Elam, Eldridge, Ellis, Engelberg, Charles Clara Jeane lra Eugene Tommy Evelyn ,. LL 'W' 'QQ L - L 6 7: L L rw- M ,L f -N qi ,, fs- 2- 1:5-L, ESf6S. Everly. Ewing, Exum, Farabee, Fecllef. Homer Jean Jerry Nancy Jane Jimmy Johnnie . I Ylf 'gd lil A 'i . ov- ,Ni , ,V 1irk 4 'R 3 .,LL LL. fr: K fi 'f' 1 l ,JA I f Fielder, Flefclner, Ford, F05+er, Fowler, Fox, J. T. Mable Nancy Ruflw Jimmy Fern Wanda , 'Je fr' B me ,X - V, R 5 if I rL.. y L Q- ,L yy 2, ,,,,f,,: ' , r. ,, ,L IQ ,, L, N, ,,,, ,F -Q: L Frank, Frasier, Flllmef. Galloway, Galloway, Garrehl, Logan Dan Rayleen Laddie Tommie Margaref ' - -- ,- - iiiiii f w flfgfl L yy ,,,.L 9525 5 Tex rj, S, F K ,, M, , ' f L L ar -Lr Y L - ,H - 5 fl 'W-'fs Q an L- L15 N' ,L wg, , 'Fw , , y LL ,V , , L , L, , , , we-ig' Lg L,L' 'L J ,iii E I , ,L I 'ly-I f , ,,,, , , , GarreH, Garrison, Gauf. Geiserf, George. Gibbs, Mary Ann Billy Bob Jimmie Bobby Dorofhy 78 lb' sv- ,p.. Z Q Gibbs, Marie 53 l bla S .lat My i K' wg, Goodwin, Ann .fra in r, we Greene Carlene Guinn, BeHy Q., 'asf A nr nw 5' Hammon, Phil 79 l xx may 1' ' -.pr-r N' ,Q ' fx My L -, ,Ei , V Mir., I 5 ,. Q. t , L. . 8 R HR Givens, Glazier, Golleglwer, Good, 60056. Sybil Dorolhy Eugene Jeannene Bealrice ,-W I W i il: rw 4 W SP 73 are . '73 Iiii 5 v 'H-M i 's'1 . ' I V ' 1, ,QM Vw-.... A -i,- I K ' ' ,L G- W , G , ana Gordon, GosseH, Gowdy, Gray, Green, William Lloyd Raymond Dean Levena Dorofhy Palsy ii lie ?fi' 4 i .N ee Q Q .i . 3 my My .fe Kgs. fb? A 7 1, f .g 'K waf ,V.L ' ' ,- ii . x I il - K , Greer Griffin, Griffis, Griggers, Grozier, Melvin Billy Jo Be'H'Y C0f1l'dd if ff:- . e, ef i 4, TA N , V 3 .Q i 'Q i K rwigii nlrx wflvfiiii. ' fire errr 5111 K Hale, Haley, Hall, Hamilfon, Hamilfon. Danny Ann Jo Ann Boyd Virginia i 'E A A W! 2, , ,gy an as ,yt Y ' M' if -e G fi , no be m, j 1 ' y v. . I w.. ' -fi ' T 531 Q be G. w in Hanaway, Haney. Hankins, Harris, Harris, Billy Gene Johnnie James Olon Pa'H'y SOPIIS ' . rv 2 'gl 'K 5, in 135255-v - v :. 1, -,wh Q, ...N-. l 1' J fn a r M 5 . J A J f Hdffii. Harrison. Hasley, Hey. Bill Joe Palsy Anne Janefl ig . 3 , Q S Nu' in W 4 , -ez ll it we 'J f if' Hearnsberger, Roberl' L- -an -..,..1 do V f N vi t RW Q Henderson. Henderson, Heninger. Hicks, Higgins, Jim Wanda Rufh Marie Johnnye Don W Y Q i gd ,, M 'V Q KIZL: I - . in K7 .-f. , 5 yu W, 1.1 'nnn H y fi , xi 'J v-n Hodges, Hodges, Holcomb, Holder, Holder, Esfelle Julia Peggy Alfon Ed , T, 5 J Aft, og' H 2. 'A lk Qi nnw.Q 1 ix law:-. I Ai Y J J U., on , x y , J A Holder, Honlromp, Hood, Hoofen, Horion. Johnny Ed DOI'iS Jim Charles ,, fi 5 L ,N 1 fi A mx, ff g i ffl' ' A -f 5 k V I -LI Jr k f 1' i ,,.-,. I4 .4 '. lsf KV: Kia, .v-- Y , J a li ffl! li fs H0WdI'd. Howelh, Hubbard, Humphries, Hurdf, Bobby Jeaneffe Jean Jayne Doris SUPIIS 5 Wifi- Q uw Heafh, Charles :J ,,,. WH' M.. ' , 4. Q x 1 4 K Y . 66. y iii M-v, . f' Y, Hiie, Lee m ,ix 2 L Q A Holder, Jerry I .491 K 3 rv' 3 , y Q3 H ,,,w, ,J .sa f Horfon, Wesley 'own 'VE Huse, Palsy Rufh 80 :ii V 1, , 3 . Q.- iw yi ,Lx fig we an-iw 5 2 A 'A 'S y fin 4 3 V 8:5 V, 1. . ' Y yr 3 ff f 'S f C ' Q, ' JGCLSOU- Jobe. Johnsfon, Jonas, Jones, Kelly, Lewis Joan Roy Morris Melba Sam if 3' n L 4 V ' fl.-an -...L l sa. V i h W LVV, . 7 . K, f fm' N Vik r 1 ,A H ,QW , 4 . W l H t' if ' ' 5 A S5214 M bi f ' E571 Kennedy, Kieren, Kimbrough, King, King, King, Joyce Jo Roy Billie Ruih Charles David Shelba f iff iilr waeQ?2n 'L f i ell we ' ' L . at kyyy M A K V fa'-9 gk D K L '-'f V WN' i xiii I Kinlcead, Kirlnham, KiH'erman, Klemih, Koenig, Kriss, Sue Ann Gilberi Diclr Edna Kennefh Larry A . fy Q, 'wa lemme lugyxig at K 1 T L L in ,Kg ,Y g ,.,. if g,,-i , V A C A W , vw L y J J L 5 rl ' gf , i ,f - x 3 X if Krohn. Lambert Langfbfd. Langford, Lawler, Lee. George Bobby Sue Wanda Jean Georgia Ruih Marilyn fn E. 43 I 'Q ,i 'A . 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Ai if X McDonald, Donald sl'-M X we-f' , 'wx 1 A, g Mclnroe, Harold 1 J McKenzie, McKinley, McKinnis, McLarry, Mary Charles Byron Mary Fauncein 22 it S .X Kurs - rr- C QQ, J gif? 1,i,,,a-' ' 1 X 'f f , McNeill, MacLeod, Maior, Doug Norma Grace Belly L W' J .W , Arkf E 5 , I A! f .C , l I . ' gd, I 5 i Marley, Marsh, Marsh. Bill Mary Louise Nancy J ' ry t v--'fl Q5 ,, 1 ij i.a 1 J, 9 , rf' l x 5 Mafhews, May, Mayes, Joe Van Billy Jimmie y mug A he 7 lf, Miller. Million, Mills, Priscilla Charles Edi+h ,V lrrr E i f - J - f Moore, Moore. Moore, Jean Jo Ann John 83, ,Q VJ f. ,yy J 5,5 -at ., 64.9 5 '.eV .. f . f,-k U K Y y K ' , K K Qual? A J Malone, Manes, Mann, Brady Boyd Charles H f gg, an .- 1' Marfinelt, Pearl L. A. Marfini. Ag Mendenhall, Mills, Pal Lee Q f J g f f .M Monaghan, Monfgomery. Ray Keifh Glen W 4 fa., . .K , 3 J - ' ' 7343, Wil' A , Maihews, Billy . , f -5 7. .K S? f xv- Q A .1 9, ,L Miller, Clyde fs: he ,., ,Sf aa, ,f , vloore, Doug Moore, Moore, Moore, Maurine Parricia Palricia An.. Morgan :rr 5 Fred, Jrl A Myers, Shirle li .1 F Y ,riffs-'X ,gg . yr, il-, K ,,. f 4,-hw , V we if , 4 itgwiqj rf iq x S ,ir-A. ' .. A 5 ,A 5 1- , 5 W' 1. f l ' . ivfx is :ko-. f 4 J 'fi qw up ., fl -5 'T ,i ' f .,.,., A K! my V, Mo'H', Mullins, James Curfis . l f :... J ,Q Neal. Nelson, Carl Ruplwus John Kei+h hlgl LLL, ' I l, .OM Q 'H rev, 'f5?? AL Nunn, Oakes, O'Brien, Marvin Rama Myra Nell il B 2 . Sa O'Mary, Orms, O'S+een, Belly Lou Norma Lee George .,,r,, ,,, 1 M yy as ' M K y S ., . , Q ,V H f , r , ' ,A ' f all ' pffsff Qnf- K Parr, Payne, Pearson, Billy Shirley Jane+ lra SUPHS ?-ilaffw' -iw- Mullins, Musser, Myers, Palsy Bobby Ru+hie i Z ', 4? J - f M -75? il' ggifg ,, Q f , l l 1. ,r., l s -' - Ya, A Y Nichols, Nichols, Norris, Jack N. B. Robert 'if' Oliver, Oliver, Oliver Gay Wade Zella 'W' , ' 5' 5: J ,. 7? f 'V K 1-ar gs' Q ., . Ag K, I R 7 , K A x I if l AA L A 1 Parlcer, Parlcer, Parnell, Leroy Ralph, Jr. James ,f 'KSN WV , , V A A if irwkgi Pendergrass, Penislen, Penn, Dorolhy Glenn Sallie Jane 84 ini' ' 'glerspl k 'Ra' , is , J x Penrod, William . si N, Popham, Ru+l1 :P-eg ,L+ Q' if Jef' Qualls, Alfred 254253 ekwl Riley, Joe f as 1 ' 2 Rogers, Billy Ray 85 Perry, Lesler 1, ! 1 A :J 5 . AS Posey, Bill '- 4, 1 'qw , ,J al f ,, .317 t . . 'fil ,, '- ifr ie i J 1' . , is 'Q' 1 , Perry, Pelers, Peferson, Nadeen Delois Edgar Allen i z a? CFM qggsit 1. 'w.:...,, fi- ' J , rf s , PoHer, Jim 49' 53' A N in .,,. Powell, Lois Lf f ' Wyfp' L f L' :fo .,.,, , ., 1 4 - . llii PraH, Billy V ,X Ramming, Ramos, Randel, Dick Luz Joan if f 4 '. ' .Ei 7 ,wqw ,rl ,,:'L X! K fy 3 t f xx :sq ,f fiery' as-5 '.'. . Roberfs, Robinson, Robison, Johnny Larry J. W. ki Qi . 5- 1 A , ' I . ' 3 J 'ff :fig ' A ' 'N X Ni Rogers, Rogers, ROQGFS. Charles James Reggie Reddy, Joy Roden, Juanila Rogers, Tommy I Piplcin, June 'sift Price, Shirley ilk, Rice, Berf 5 gS' R' :gm f' Roe, Billy Ross, Cl1arloHe Ann SOPHS A 'fl cr: Allie? K, 'QL 4 x p is is - 4 G, as 5 Ross, Ross, Rucker, DQH5 Jean Dwlgllf Lucille f f fri we fl u 5 1 A is .Sami-fi? ' 'Q Ru+h, Ru+ledge, Sanders, Mary Richard Cliffon K-,J Schulh, Jeanie Sherman, k 4:- SCVUQQS. Seachris MGVY Maxine fm--1 ne. wwf' . 5.4 X , wk 8 ,. ' ,A 1 Shiflef, Sl'1uHers, Pa+ Don Richard Smiflw, Ann JaneHe SUPHS ...Q mum 'Ms- si.. .G 'Ja i ,,,, ,... , 47 is lf 1 Rugeley Kay ,+ 'i in 4' Sanders, Evelyn ,J M- F I Seifz, Par 5, Q fx A ,- Sides, Leela 2. ' 'K 7 . , l Smifh. Smifh, Smifh, BBHY Jo BeH'y June Clara Bow 1 . Nur ,Qi b - 'R .Q ' A 'H L ,,-- ,W gs- i -. ,QM .4 '. 1' Russell' Russell, BEHY pdl' S ii ' ,, sf' X ' , fwfr X l ' . Mi S s. l 'Y' i x 1 1 Savage, Scarlehl, Yvonne Cl1dl'leS aww -Um '35 7 is. 5 , ,fir in f 'R S S .- K H , M fa-ff l A .. :JK vi.. Servalines, Sheefs, Joy Ann Billy Simpson Anne'He K mf m HQ: 9 .qi Slnclaire Frances ,gl-N L I ge S' Smifln, Elizabefh Smifh, Harry 86 17-I rf .i A 'l af if . Y V 1. 3' Qi .,,L', ,cw ' '- 7 fy Bk 1 W . 37 an- 5 , , Smiih, Pafricia IP, 'rv . Rn- ' . K ' 7 5 ,im , '25, .: i f '47 , ,jx g , 'S iisiaifii f 5fiTTif'j ge Spangler, Paisy X Sfaclzs, Peggy ffl 5 Sfevenson, Mary Ann Zz' 'gk,fHbfQg fe' 'E' X I xf, Sfocldon, Billy 87 ao f ' 'm .- 5 Vw.. 5.7, ,R 5- Q is 'Ki 'Si gi - :VMf Q ? f-,, -fx. , , x i my r yy V.. Smifli. Smiilw, Smi+l'1, Smifhson, Snell. Peggy JO Peggy Lou Rodger Charles Duane ix ff l. , , fl iw J Y :V , I ,f 5 in 3 4 51: 42 . K Y f-i n-L krb E 2fi 'l as L Migggg ,iii i maiwi Sparlxs, Splawn, Spradling, Spragins, Squier, Joycfa Bef-ty Jo Richard Edward lames Leon M, 39' 5' a if L me 'amz' ' ,a . ,WHYY U a' -lQn igr fklw N ig'J r X, f A -4- -, v K 'N , .' i ' s W L 1 K fv -.v f i ii ,Q Y if! l Sifandridge, Sfanford, Siearman, Sfeed. Slephens. Kenne'I'h William Don Cleve Jimmy Q, .- K, iw-J A , . 1 I ,ff7f'F E wraa' igiia f W!! X ,L jk :fe K y 1 ,V f X fl i ,i ' f 'W Sfewarf' Sfewarf, Siewarf, Sfinson, Sfipe, Gene Joe William Mary Ann Leofa Mae s ,635 Q1 V' i l 45fy1- fyiin gg . ::v Q' r-fa 'F iw' a... 'TL ' if Q 'W 4.1- if 'A , 2, 'A ii iii V ii X X V Q ,xxx Q i f a-va ' L, , ,.,, yy W .V Q I ' ,. . M XX Z Sfone, Sfouf, Sfrain, Sfrollwer, Summer!- Arvella Lewis Donald Ray Billy Hal KGY SUPHS My fc .. , i Swafzel, Swe+nam, Tanner, Clara Jean Jan Joyce I fiffliiffd f wvsif if 3 , A ' 5' T, ,L T 5? 1:1 nj' N, . , f, , , + K H - M ,JJ , ,N ,K , ,- gb K Tak 1.1 Q. X ,Q 5 24 I ll, ,. - 4 L yi .,f,- . il? f U Ti ' -3 . if ' l Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Geal-Id Jim Lloyd , :mT'i5?'f4??.? :Iggy I K3 rw, ff-, if J e s af' k.,, : . - wif T xf X ,L H , ll, IM Terry, Thorn, Tillerson, Clyde Joan Harry , wi, v 2 JF' L, Tucker, Glenn dd, 1 if I' f , I Waddle, Jack SDPHS Tucker, Tucker, Palsy Willie Mae 1 ' X. . . ll, 'il' I I .L'L H If ff-F Tafe, Tale, Taylor, Doyle Leon Bill M 'wr' 9 viii' T 'sz in I Q i ga, iT , ' 4 Iiii' : A4 4 Taylor, Taylor, Teague, Margie W. J. Paul ' . sf . ' 'A T fy i an 'A m 1- 5 . ! , X Tillman, TroH, Tucker, Jacky Wayne Bonnie ff -'Q fa.. y it' Turner, Juanifa' Van Noy, Margaref Q ii g i 1,11 f I ., .ZQ Lf' T 9: 1 Xi , ,V K in Y T 'iii 1 Walbrick, Wallace, Ward, Nancy Bobby Ray Coy Jean Warren, Bill Vinzan+, Paul in ,im . ,W -3, 2 ..- ,I-.-.A K1 Warren, Billy Bob 88 Wel1un+, Mary Laverne Minis I ,K .V. ' If ,L , 4. ,fQ X v as Whife. James Lynn l 1 N . l 7 l e 1 , Qu . N ......-ff l nn Wiisf, Clara i we if i 1, ygyn 2 I 2 iifflvrdf' , , ,lx y f 4 ,f Williams, John 5 Wilson, Bob 89 QQ NK 'Ev- M-.,, -45, . ax F N: Welfy, Nlarilwa Wesfbroolrs, Marlr, Jr. W6S+. V'fe'Hsfone, Joyce Doroflny , 5 ' .E sf 4 V, K9 .vi R I 5 . , -s .. if l' l gf? , In K. up ,ifiifvi , While, Whife, Whi+e,3cre, Vvlhiieside, Marilyn Mary Lou Roberl' A. Oscar xffgin 1 L1,' Q3 :Q f as Q 'nw , t ci ,, as . , ' Qx X--N 1 Y' '41, ,f . L L ik , QQLIE il VViley, Willen. Williams, Williams, Don Norma Jean Armefa Don Q , ,W . An wah' 'A s , f ff J A 1 ? Williams, Williams, Williford, isVillingl'iam, Kennefh Ronald Cecil Frances ff! 'sm sz. , I W 1, if J, . yi ' V 5 8' Miss., . V., N ii uf ,M ,f L ' , ln? ff '.'f'i ,'Y. Wilson, Winsfead, Win+er, Wolf, Charles Janef Mariorie Nell Allen Lee Whi+e, Charles 5 'asf fl -Q.. L- xlfxs a Y, X F , -9- Widders, Jerry ' Williams Freddie for -vw , ' ,Q -5--,, ' if x Wilson, Buddy , , . C, X Womack, Ralph SOPHS W f,,f-y4 , ',.-., WW. K an ns rd, 9 V Nik ft R1 ,aa if Q ,V . i K . I -ifkx 1 X Woods, Woolley, Doris Jean Marla Mae NS, ,ap xx ,Q K 'w E li x ,N X Wright Virgie fan-num X575 Wooldridge, Woolen, Neil f l X. WyaH, Carl Bei-fy K if i ' 3-QI ' G-1 Q. E' E Nm ' Gin' Y Young, Allen Bl 'ch K H A , r fu M5 gf 9 an ' , I 13 y 0 aught: I M Worsham, Wriglif. Frank Sammy Malcolm Ifk tar' 3 Young, Ramona MID-TERM ENTRIES Firsi' Row: Awbrey, Dorofhyg Bond, Alvin, Brown, Paul, Buffingfon, fer, Joe: Cosby, Sammy Jim, Cox, Corrine, ' Second Row: Daniels,, lllag Duncan, Alleneg Edwards, Lois, Erwin, James: Foufs, Jerry, Gray, Howard. Gene, Calvery, Marie: Car- Billyg Ford, Ole+ag Forfner, 16 '5- 9wQw... im... SUPHS 4,4 90 M, I Sea+ed: Harringfon, Ted: Ha+field, Charlie: Heazelfine, Bob: Hefner, Lonnie: Hendrickson, George: Highrower, John: James, Howard: Jefer, Donald: Jones, Franlc: Sianding: Johnson, Charles: Kelly, Milne: Killingsworfh, Jaclc: Lamberf, Jerry: Lyon, Dora Jane: Mc- Elroy, Gwen: Mclnfyre, Louis: Meaclers, James: MoffiH, Mary Befh. MID-TERM ENTRIES Firsf Row: Morgan, Bailey: Morrison, Jimmy: Neal, A. D., Jr.: Pair, Dawn: Parker, Jean: Peniclc, Bob Shields, Alberi: Second Row: Smi+h, Audrey: Tillman, Doyle: Underwood, Dorofhy: Werner, Tommy: Wesf, Jaclr Whear, Kennerh: Wilkinson, Thomas. ONE TO THREE DAYS BACK ROW: ROBERT THOMPSON--one day CHARLES JONES-t wo days RICHARD HIGGINS-two days , BUD R UGELEY-two and one- half days EDDIE CRAWFORD-two and one-half days FRONT ROW: FLOYD LANGFORD--one and one-half days CLYDE ALDERMAN-two days Knot pictured? LEON BURTON-two days JEANETTE SCOTT--three days A 1 fn Q, F ww. N ,. E, -gZ,5,ks,1n .ia Q f N NN? s J consmlcs cunzron RUNNERS-UP FOR SEIIIUR BEAUTY mm me snonnv SUPHOMURE BEAUTY SUE LMIGFORD JUNIOR BEAUTY nmv RAWLS J-Q -4 C9387 L U, If k7Cfv14,J 4,4J 4,4f4f-ff -Z f 12,-.....,.L,,4..f - gg -rw A4 ' .,,L,,.W lk I numuan-u 'U 2 W I Kun um FISXIIIEQ' nunnzn-ur ron soruomonz 1 nenurv PATSY GREEN BAND SWEETIIEART name Louise .louis 3. SENIUR FAVURITES Lou Ann uzsm wmus Amson SENIOR FIWURITES Lou mm mm, mm vmenun uc con .M-W i?b? ' f JIIIIIUR FAVDRITES Il um num woon Jun Ann IIIIISGIII S0l'Il0MORE FAVURITES IIOBBIE neu. new DWIGHT noss -f ' N It has been the intention of the Favorite Editors and others of the Coyote Staff to keep th identity of the favorites and beauties unknown until the presentation of the book. This has bee done by the casting of secret ballots. Representatives of the Coyote Staff, Coyote News Staff, an the Senior Class counted the votes, Having now unmasked o ur array of beauties and favorite who have ranked hi h t ' ' s, we wish.to present those students g es in some particular subject. Our Who's Who section k through the cooperation of the teacher h was ept secret s, w o selected the students for their outstanding ability in a certain field. However, some students have received honors in two or three sub' tures to appear more tha ' jects, and not wishing their ic- n one time, we have placed an ' Pictures are el h ' ' P asterick by the name of the students whosd sew ere in the Whos Who section. PHYSICAL Ellll0lTl0l GEIIALIIIIE PERKIIS JIIIE ALLEI my ,.,.A 53? El.'lZlBE'l'll L vie ' ' SIIGLETUI Q an W slag Rlmoll Q f LIIIISEY WIl0'S WHO MATII JDIII ADAMS f IIAYMUID LAWS nun nuelam mm nm unmm ARY BETH B00lE EAIEAIE BO0TlI IARRISDI ALLEI SPEECH sm: eos: XM! PUBLICATIONS BILL AIIIIOLII SHIRLEY IIIIIIIELL E I I I II!--W SPAIIISH LIIII MII LESLEY HAIIIAII IIABIHIIWITZ BIOLOIIY IIIIY AIIIIIULII LOIIETTA WILSOII WAYNE TIIOTT wuo's Ki PIIYSIGS nun nuefm I nomr momrson HUMEMAKIIIG I noms noon I worm: mem: IIIIIIA wnuxzn DISTRIBIITIVE EIIIIGIITIUN some Mc enuemav VIRGINIA RIIIIITIIEE , SR 4 NK, Www ENGLISH R nnonw PEARLMAII umnmn asm: KIEL :asv moms lou Ann uzsuav LIBRARY JOIIlE GALLOWAY 'AIIIA MASSEY ROBERT WIl0'S WRO AAAA msronv 7 GWEIIIIOLYI GRIFFITTS fnnmou mon ' ARDBEIIT ruomrson A JWAIIIA MASSEY snonmun .A rmcss mm 'W JAIE nnummonn fum nm :mmm LAW., LATIN MARY IIART IIAMLETT RAMOIIA LIIIDSEY RPEGGY THOMAS WHO'S WHO DIIEMISTRY EDWARD DIIIIEIDIIRG A AJDHI ADAMS BAND A HELEI JARVIS DIl.l.Y LAIFAIII AIDDEIII' MDDRE DILLIE HILL HIMMIE sronemu A EMILY coin WHD'S WHO .Q-M MAIIIIAL suv mu BILLY LEYIIS ':: 'f X , '52 2 PIIYSIGAL EDUCATION SAMMY IIEYIIILIIS 0IIlIY KLAPPEIBAG Inca Maman Vlll0'S WHO AT Seated : Bette Stolper Betty Bailey g Natalou Trott 3 .lane Holland 2 Standing: g Jimmie Smith , l Tommy Medders , , i 5 , A 'S ks in ,. '. sk' Q l , rv SS 5 s fsnuovion vl V TW 6529i rm-J it r 5 rnlass n :anon 5 I Shirley Donnell, Bland Omohundro ...,...,.....,w. . ............... News Editors Jo Ann Duncan, Norma Lesley, Betty Bailey, Mary Hart Hamlett, Mary Davenport, Jane Holland. Katie Lee Moore, Ann Lyle .......e....,..... - .... ........ F eature Editors Kenneth Pipes, Mary Ann Waggoner --.- ........ ...... S ports Editors REPORTERS Frances Barker, Jimmie Brent, Norma Cannon, Connie Cruick- shank, Bobby Jones, Tommy Medders, Donley Roberts, Jimmy Charles Smith, Bette Stolper, Betty Sullivan, Joyce Tebay, Natalou Trott and Jimmie Wallace. CIRCULATION STAFF Gloria Boswell, Milfred Budd, Carolyn Butler, Leta Elizabeth Dawson, Arline Erwin, Sharon Farley, Patsy Jo Luellen, Bebe Martin, Joan Masters, Dorothy Mills, Jo Betsy Neel, Marilyn Reeme. Martha Reynolds, Joan Ann Scardino, Bettye Van Noy a-nd Dorothy West. BUSINESS STAFF Milfred Budd and Pat Ruark --.--- ...... ..- ..... N.- .... -.,...-... Advertising Patsy Gardner --..-- ---d- ,... --.-.. - D - Bookkeeping SPONSORS Louise Lipscomb J . . , , Journalism I. C. Presson and J. W. Williams ...-................. Circulation G. A. Reaves , ,. ., . D . Advertising , ,,-3-441 . ' 'fm-ef' , ' K -v vruunvi '-. ,. Pat Ruark Milfred Budd Standing: Bobby Janes Kenneth Pipes Seated : Donley Roberts Mary Davenport Betty Sullivan Mary Ann Waggoner TIIE GOY0'I'E IEWS Standing: Norma Lesley Shirley Donnell Seated: Jimmie Brent Jo Ann Duncan Joyce Tebay Bland Omohundro Carolyn Butler l. C, Presson Arline Erwin Dorothy West Leta Elizabeth Dawson Bebe Martin Bettye Van Noy Gloria Boswell Joan Masters Jo Betsy Neel Sharen Farley Jean Ann Scardino Patsy Luellen Miltred Budd Marilyn Reeme Dorothy Mills 4 x Standing: Jimmie Wallace Connie Cruickshank Norma Cannon Seated: Ann Lyle Katie Moore Frances Barker Mary Hart Hamlett A , 3,s, ,,,Ldr,., 3 . G' I l THE 00Y0'lE IEWS THE 1947 The yearbook of Wichita Falls Senior High School is truly a student publication. As much of the work as possible on the book is done by the members of the staff. Although the staff has an editor for each section of the book, all members cooperate in the final production of THE COYOTE. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Bill Arnold BUSINESS Patsy Ann Gardner Martha Mon SPORTS LAYOUT Norma Cannon Patsy Walker ART AND LAYOUT David Whitehead Jeaneane Booth Mary Beth Boone Harrison Allen Connie Hall 114 l IIIIYOTE STAFF Practically all the photographs with the exception of those in the favorite and football sections are made by the staff photographers. In addition, the writeups and the original art and lay- out compositions are entirely student work. FACULTY Ramona Lindsey PUBLICATIONS, CLUBS, FEATURE Polly Sartin SPORTS Don Krog Wayne Allison PHOTOGRAPHERS Edward Davis Lesley Connally Bob Jones I FAVORITE .lane Holland Mary Hart Hamlett CLASS Charlotte Dotson June Reagan l.F.S.ll THE BAND DANCE CORONATION OF THE BAND QUEEN f U .rx ,-' Q J Q, . . H5355 J, S 116 I I FIII VALENTINE DANCE HIGHLIGHTS ,vw he It 'I SECOND PLACE Anita Lucus James Gray .IITTERBUG CONTEST 4 Q, FIRST PLACE Betty Collins James Hoffman FOOTLIGHT PLAYERS AT PLAY W4 X, Q ffbx F ,- EW fi , .L. , ,P 'L 1 Q 22? ,af ' Q, E , , W,- 33 5 mu mv .M f Q '53 s 1 e I - Q .M 1' ,,G,k,w, t i N LX J L5-Q 1- 4 1.16 5 3515335 2E s X ,QV ,. , ..,, , ,b ,. ,. wr. -a,g.: k 1+ . , . . ., H w w rrug' 4 43 A. XL' Vi. f, , fl 5 ' ,xy .ia x W 'mga mf ,X Cm. Q 1 3 Q F , s Q. 9 - 3 Y Q f ,X . A . x - s 'uf it Y 2 N Q? E I Tame ur THE GETTING IN PRACTICE ' , -' '41 ,v Rf X' 2 1. ji , Av- ' 5 'lf'+jg-Q A Ng, .X DCM 5 I -fs 'E Jffbi. jf , X 'fax ' J 3 E, M-mfr-'A ff Xxx lE'LL BACK YOU FOREVER 119 f ,-f ,f- .- ,Z ff I,-f .ff HUNGRY FIVE IN ACTION BILLY BOB F 4 A Eb-ri. . T.E-A-M FIGHT! NANCY 4'-35- 'J YEA TEAM FIGHT I 5 4 A ' , f ' 6 ..-A ,Q-gf? A3 Wwingr. YTDSFO GO 1 Quif Y r ,VANS F Ox Wx,H,,, Q W 133A RY C-C-C-O-Y-O-O-T-E-S CONNIE '-mwamwag fa Az 5745: 1 a Q A51 T ff 1 v . wx Min. x :K '-tzv-, '--Nxm 's. NX 'Qc- , 1 RED, BLACK, TEAM COLORS FRANK if , 'wr 4 E 9- X 'DI HQ N0 J 2 5. HVAQQ, . 2 Vik., Q3 'Sl lg, Q2 Quia -x'kV K. i Q T7 PAY NOW OR NEVER! All III FIII w fi? MORE MONEY! 'M GOOD? iiwqg-if , ,, - ma-M.,, .uf PSD 2 5. C V R Q6 F H 0 ,.. ANY RESEMBLANCE T 2 ' STUDENTS IS PURELY 1 INTENTIQNAL Ii 122 nu. ll run fa ' fa- jak x I7 vw? 95 ,X Q W C 6 J Q!! 'ff .NKISCOMNG N- ,JN -J ff 5- 11 Wx IN HONOR OF OUT-OF-TOWN STUDENTS X254 Q fc fb CELEBRANTS or COLOR DAY Ah 4 1 Q 1 lu Z ? 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Q ,L xo I Nc- fa 1 ROMAN FASHION PARADE I run mm nmxnrlon TIME OUT FOR A PICK-UP COYOTE STAFF PARTY 127 TIME AND A HALF FOR OVERTIME JUMP BALL, TOM! SOPHOMORE ROYALTY is 8:00 A. M. A TIMELY ARRIVAL 8:05 A. M. PORTALS OF EDUCATION PHwdhq,,L,,..,,. fig? THE CAMERA RDLLS 0FF A TYPICAL DAY III WFSH 12:20 P- M' 12:10 NCE M AH-H-H-H,F00D AT LAST ' P. - 'Q 'WP' 4.-1 12:25 P. M. ALL IN TH E DAY'S FUN 3:20 P. M. FREEDOM AT LAST 8:I0 A. M. EQUIPMENT FOR THE DAY 8:12 A. M. I0 RIGHT, 23 LEFT, 5 RIGHT 3 IP R WATER WAT ER EVERYWHE M. ' El I s A M TIME FOR CLAS I5 - ' 81 05 P. 5 .Af . , A it I -- ' 3:30 P. M. SQUEEZE SHOT A PAIR 129 7:30 P. M. YEA, COYOTES! LEIGIIE EVEITS TYPING First Row: Joyce Bradley Betty Rawls Jean Ann Scardino Jane Washington Second Row: Tommy Campbell Jane Drummond Ann Lyle Not pictured Charlotte Maneely SHORTHAND First Row: Patsy Jo Luellen June Humphries Frances Barker Second Row: Wanda Massey Pat Cole Mary Hart Hamlett SENIOR DECLAMATION Martha Gene Kiel Dustin Fillmore if First Row: Se Mary Ann Snodcly Jean Ann Hirschi Jane McNiel Virginia McCormick ON E-ACT PLAY cond Row: Steve Gose John Hampton Gene Wilcox Bud Rugeley ,4- , . uf ? LEAGIIE EVEITS ff, Q if 1 EE j l Q1 'S ' 4 Ea-1 'Gi I If we EXTEMPORANEOUS 1' Gwendolyn Griffitts ga Jimmy Smith gf nf' :A :His FE s'1f REGIONAL AMERICAN LEGION CONTES-T Jimmy Smith JUNIOR DECLAMATION Mary Ann St IKM fzvxmii WAR if , wwf 1 .1. MQW mad ati mpinf' pf in mf ll' Q1 nd! E fl Fu inson D. A. R. REPRESENTATIVE Mary Hart Hamlett ESSAY ENTREES Jean Ann Hirschi IFirst Place Winnerl First Row: Jan , , eggy Thomas, Janice Elbert I Second Row: Wendell McCulley, Robert Thompson, Midfred Budd, Charlotte Pfeifer, Betty DeShong, and T ommy Campbell, Knot pictured--Second Place Winnerl e Drummond June Allen P Q' ..-L ..nv- . REGIONAL SCHOLASTIC ART CONTEST WINNERS First Row: Hank Tallent Mary Jane Collins Aylene Lyle Aleene Burleson Connie Hall Robbie Harvey Leta Dawson Sarah Dickson Second Row: Barbara Newman Margie Senter Patsy Walker Jeanette Scott Connie Cruickshank Joyce Tebay Last Row: Eva Jo Butler Dot Pearlman David Whitehead Jackie Spangler LEIGIIE EVEITS DEBATE First Row: John Davidson Shirley Donnell Robert Thompson Second Row: Jimmie B. Brent Frieda Kass Gloria Swartz x , WWW, YQ LATHAM POSTER CONTESTg ' A WICHITA COUNTY DENTAL POS CONTESTQ EASTER SEAL First Row: Robbie Harvey Leta Dawson Norma Cannon Betty Collins Connie Hall Second Row: Barbara Counts Mary Helen Moore Norma Knight Anna Walker Connie Cruickshank T ,Q , A VA GOLF CLUB Officers President ......A,.,... Sammy Reynolds Vice President ..,.r.,.... Wayne Atkins Secretary ,..r. ..r.. B obby Holloway Sponsor .r.......,.,,..,.. Joe Garland sw- Jk an 0 JA The Golf Club of WFSH is open to any boy who is interested in the game. lt meets at regular intervals at the Municipal Golf Club for practice and' play. JUNIOR HISTORIANS Officers President ......4l,.,,l Charlotte Dotson Vice President ........... Johnny Allred Reporter ....,... ,.,.. K athryn Thomas Sponsors l.... ,,...,. J ohn Gould Louise Kelly is ,. The Junior Historians, Chapter 6, is a group of students whose special interest is local and Texas state history. Shi ' Monggiflf Yew' ' Jili- Q is l3 52221421 Amamffo F' R, Providing informative and educational demonstrations in business administra- tion, the Commercial Club is an invaluable aid to the students who are interested in entering the field of business. COMMERCIAL CLUB Officers President ..,.....,. Vice President ..i.. Secretary .... ..., Reporter . , . . . A , Sponsor . . . . . . -9 l . .Valerie Heq ,Jane Drummo .Martha Jani Jimmie B. Br ..,,,Lois Doi CJ 2 QC 1 Sponsored by the English department, this club gives the students an opportunity to write both prose and poetry. Their writing is entered into essay writing contests and into class competition. WRITERS' CLUB Officers President ,,..., Virginia Vice President rt... . Barlow Secretary .t,...,., Milfred Reporter ..,,..., Jimmie B Sponsor ..,. .i.. B ennie 1 Hi-Y and Tri-Y are joint organizations which sponsor the Senior Fun Night at the Y. W. C. A. Vocational instructions and character training are obtained by the members in their weekly meetings, QGQ1 ff 7 he . I HI-Y CLUB Officers President .......,.. Gene Wilcox Vice President . . .Brock Comegys Sec.-Treas. ...,. Tommy Medders Sponsor .........., H. F. Malone .. qsr,. fl, x Qld!! S U ' U9 PU' J 'fl 5 fr A fl , J ' Q ,J . A. TRY-Y CLUB Officers President .....t . .Gloria Swartz Vice President . . . . ,Wilma Kays Secretary ..... Charlotte Dotson Treasurer ........ . . .Ann Lyle Sponsor . . . ,... Joanna Morris QUILL AND SCROLL Wayne Allison Bill Arnold Jeaneane Booth Norma Cannon Mary Davenport Shirley Donnell Jo Ann Duncan Patsy Gardner Connie Hall Mary Hart Hamlett Jane Holland Don Krog Ramona Lindsey Katie Lee Moore Polly Sartin Mary Ann Waggoner Il0IOII SIIGIETIES NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY NATIONAL ATHL Wayne Allison Bill Arnold Betty Bailey Louise Bevering Jeaneane Booth Eva Jo Butler Brock Comegys Norma Cannon Mary Davenport Sarah Dickson Jo Ann Duncan Shirley Donnell Jane Drummond Patsy, Gardner Gwendolyn Griffitts Connie Hall Mary Hart Hamlett Jane Holland Juanita Holland Lita Fay Huggins Martha Jancik Helen Jarvis Martha Gene Kiel Norma Knight Raymond Laws Edwin Lively Lou Ann Leslev Ramona Lindsey Jane McNiel Betty Malone Patricia Marricle Wanda Massey Mary Kathryn Morgan Delfina Palacios Billie Lou Parker Hannah Rabinowitz Barbara Rieson Virginia Rountree Henry Rugeley Polly Sartin Mary Liz Singleton Jimmy Smith Peggy Thomas Robert Thompson Natalou Trott Jim Vague Mary Ann Waggoner Billy Bob Wolf Clement Yancey John Adams June Allen John Davidson Leta Beth Dawson Bettye DeShong John Hampton Jean Ann Hirschi June Humphries Frances Jenne Robert Moore SOCIETY Wayne Allison Gill Boatman Gene Boren Walter Childers Jack Christophe David Donaldso Bob Ray Hall Barlow Hill Dub Jones Jimmy Lawrenc Kenneth Pipes John Polk Bruce Smith Chester Wilson I I NATIONAL FOREN LEAGUE l John Davidson Frieda Kass I Gloria Swarts I I ,xi I DISTRIBUTORS' CLUB Officers State President ..4...t.,,....... Alan Travis President .......,..,..,..,,.,. Lloyd Sutton Vice President . . . .,,, Jimmie Meyers Secretary ....rr ..r.... B ob Gossett Treasurer .... .,,.r.. P auline Camp Sponsor ...... , . , ..... Mrs. Julia Crissey The purpose of the Distributors' Club is to add interest to the Distributive Education classes. It provides entertain ment and further instruction for the students h w o have chosen the field of retailing as their vocation. C3 CAFETERIA CLUB ' orriczns President .,..... Charles Bartosh Vice President .... Bill Hathaway Sec--Treas. ....t... Naomi Payne Reporter ..,...., Donley Roberts Sponsor , ...,. Joe Garland Q3 The efficiency of th U e members of the Cafe- teria Cl ubs aids in keep- ing the cafeteria neat and ord I er y. The club members enjoy such activities as parties d an programs throughout th e year. 6 , i R .1 HI-Y Officers President . . . , . . .Tommy McLaren Vice President ...4....,.r. Jack King , Secretary ...r.. .... S hirley Donnel Treasurer .... . .,.,. Pat Winfrey Sponsor .,.,.4.,......,.. W. T, Falls This organization is for every boy who lives up to its Christian purpose, to create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community high stand- ards of Christian character. if Q CHECKING GROUP Officers President .....,...r,...,..r. Margaret Roberts Vice President ...t,.. .....t.. J ean Ann Hirschi Secretary ,,.,.. ..,r. S arah Dickson Reporter ,.r,. , . . . ,....t,... Betty English Sponsor ..,,....4,...,..,... Helen Grace Gould Careful as to detail and accurate in their work, these students alphabetize report cards and record grades each six weeks in the office. STUDENT SPONSORS Officers President ....t.,tc. Wayne Allison Vice President . Robert Thompson Secretary , . . .,,,. Lou Ann Lesley Point Secretary .rr... Jane McNieI Treasurer . t,.,.,t Sarah Dickson Reporter ,....r..t.. Shirley Donnell Sponsor . . ..., Helen Grace Gould The Student Sponsors offer inval- uable aid for helping the new stu- dents to get acquainted with W. F. S, H. They have sponsored a party for out-of-town students, a sopho- more dance, and other such 'functions to make the newcomers feel welcome. ln addition to these the organization has produced a movie of school life also for the purpose of helping the new students. 1 f . l sf if , - R :nib if' Q MUSIC CLUB Officers President ,A4,4..,.,..,.,. Dick Layman Vice President ,.......... Patsy Cutbirth Secretary ,.,,.. ,...... W anda Dunavin Sponsor ..... .,,.. S ara Dunn Sistrunk HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES Officers President ..,,,...., Bobby G. Miller Vice President ..4...., James Riddle Secretary ...... Robbie Dell Denney Sponsor . . s,....,.... G, A. Reeves i The purpose of the Music Club is to develop a grea ter appreciation of mu ' ' n sic among its members- At each meeting a special program is presented by the members of the club. The members of this club are chosen by popular vote in their second eriod l T p c oss. he purpose of this group is to give our school student government. In open discussions, they have dealt with problems concerning students and the school. O . . . . ne of their major projects this yeor was the publication of the Student Handbook, X, 1 ' CP MOTDSQ h 'PW ne P i Y r Q- R I 'NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Officers President ......,..Q., Robert Thompson Vice President ,,..,.,i., Lou Ann Lesley Secretary .... ,.,, G wendolyn Griffitts Reporter ..... ,.., M ary Hart Hamlett Sponsor , . . ...... Pauline Shirley CORRIDOR ASSISTANTS Officers Captains .,...4....,...... Billy Carter Jack Hilligoss Seth Cunningham Sponsor ...,.rt.....r,.,.. G, A. Reaves 3 5 1 1 11? Chosen on the basis of scholarship, leadership, character and service, the upper 25 per cent of the senior class and the upper 5 per cent of the junior class make up the National Honor Society. This club encourages higher standards and scholarship among the students. Maintenance of order in the halls at lunch hour, as well as aiding new students, is the task of the members of this club and their sponsor. The efficient working system of this group makes our school life more pleasant. 4...-1 fl . .. -wr 14 t 140 , J 745 I 5 r, Q a-ESS i 1 CHESS CLUB The purpose af the Chess Club is to instruct its members in the tactics, strate- gy, openings and games in chess. The members participated in chess tourna- ments with out-of-town clubs as well as with fellow bers. Officers Lf L, iqlbx President ...,.....,, Edward Bunnenburg Vice President ...,,....... Dick Layman d Secretary ....... ...,,,., B illie Brent Reporter ..,.., .... J immie Brent Sponsor . . . ..., Ethel Farabee CHEMISTRY CLUB T Experiments and reports on recent scientific discoveries are given at the club meetings to enable students to appreciate the way science affects their daily lives. h Officers President ......,.. Jimmy Smith Vice President. Robert Thompson Secretary t..... Tommy McLaren y Sponsor ., ..... C, E. Caraway ff' if Q The activities reflect greater interests within the chemistry classes. f . aff, .s,.4N.,,..am44w -,A.......M,-mme nn... r ., ,3 wgwmwif' 7 SX' . sms' COUNC Back Row: SPONSOR, Miss Melat. TELEPHONE COMMITTEE: June Allen, Betty Rawls, Gloria Swarts. PUBLICITY COMMITTEE: Betty Bailey, as Collins, Adrienne Andrews, Kay Rugeley, Sue Longford, Mary Lynn Dub Front Row: TREASURER, Jane McNieI, PRESIDENT, Billie Lou Parker, VICE P .lo Oates, Frieda Kass, Mary Kathryn Morgan, Mary Gay Long. FINAF Mary Elizabeth Singleton, and not pictured: Nancy Bowman. 142 Q1 C' Qi? DLIIBR MBERS tindsey, Wilma Kays, Dorot51y'Sonnamaker, and three not pictured: Carol Cullum, tured: Lou Ann Lesley. AUDITORIUM COMMITTEE: Lou Del McFall, Minerva ie Dell Denny, Louise Coe, Lois Powell, Marjorie Winters. T, Mary Ann Snoddyj SECRETARY, Jean Ann Hershi. ART COMMITTEE: Lepha MITTEE: Wanda Dunavin, Patsy Jackson. SOCIAL SERVICE: Bettye DeShong, 0. D. White Robert Gould Billie Lou Parker -Mary Hart Hamlett John Davidson John King Wanda Massey Shirley Donnell Frieda Kass Mary Jean Landon Robert Moore Raymond Laws Richard Turner Barbara Riesen Peggy Thomas Joe Sears Shirley Rinear Tommy McLaren J. T. Fielder Richard Higgins Jim King Smith K,-buf' Carolyn Robertson Jo Ann Duncan A' -N .N-L..-F-..E,... Wag W In If 'QSM--- ' ....., f! ,ffwg M Ns .F N '1 1 . 1 ,.1 1 I x W 4 4 1 1 W 1 X I 4 1 . A mmm M1 1 YN ss' Sw !' f 3. . rv r, V f K :cr ,W ,,, f f , L B B M . , 1 - 5 AW, -.gp f ', .V 'V .. ' B Bl W L - r 1 K Q V, i ,,X, ,5?. 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Eff ,.H,.f'5 I' -iii' JRST: Andi '. Q , 'av'-YMEIQL ' I I' L, . y Ia f 00YOTE SGIIEIIIILE We They Denison 0 0 Breckenridge I9 6 Swee+wa1'er I4 I4 Paschal lF+. Worfhl 2 I I3 Elecfra 32 6 Highland Parlc 0 206 Ouanah 2I 7 Childress 38 6 Vernon 20 0 Graham 28 6 Amarillo I3 7 Odessa 0 2I I WICHITA FALLS COYOTES I946-47 Bl-DISTRICT CHAMPIONS MANAGERS JIMMY DOOLEN TOMMY RYAN KENNETH PIPES I COACH PAT PATTISOI' ASSISTANT COACP JOE GOLDING 4. , ' x g 1 it A ,. 1 Q ,,,. 9 W., Lxewww if seeirr f ,.., - 1 K , ,iv , xg , , sem, N' wr- ASSISTANT coAci+ sa1 A 2rrn RICHARD Moss 'C ,suv-x..J K' , M yr Qs if 45 If M f I I' es R 1 Is I ' I 'Y W if gig Ki, K ij if M N ,ff 3 wg-gfmnw 1, Q PM X so Q 'sfimw V 'SM fi ., ,x i i ' ,r 3. fix .sk iii'-,f?Nff mga? -k Q askin f3'E? ,f z, :df 143 ww, ,fn I K . f, . X . ri , Sw ef .,,! !L C lm J-fp!! JL, ,VL I j we ,Lf BEN HOWLE fe p r L- , . , . . 4 1 I ,Q -lf' Ben, a specialisl in pm-poinl passes, was Af if-f' I! ,YJ ,J , Q I of greal benefif lo lhe leam af lhe leil- qjp Us l J V back slol. The Coyoles will miss him nerl' s X if 1 ., vw 4 HRISTOPHER S ' ,gi , Tall Chg' lanky hrs, added hiskabilifias ' a wingback secfion of lhe Coyole backfield ll relurn nexl season as a candidale. DICK' NORRISS Dick did a good iob al holding down fhe pivol posf for lhe '46 Coyoles. His hard playing proved invaluable 'lor fhe leam's spirit He placed on ihe second all-dis- lrici leam. X Y 1 Xxx Z, f,., f DAVID DONALDSON l Donnie, wilh his lirsl' year of play on lhe Q' Coyoies, proved lo be a valuable lirsl' slring sub- l ll f.Wll1'l 'lh fl' as liniiledz allhough he gave his help as much Rasta: 5,677 er a C or im on e S ar mg possible in prachce af 'lhe end posihon. l ROGER HANKS Due lo iniuries, Podgie's service 'lo fhe leam BOB HALL Gaining experience and playing lime as a sland-in in many games This season, Bob proved his proficiency al 'lhe wingback posf. He will relurn nexf year as a regular mem- ber ol lhe pack. HANK TALLANT Despife his lack of weighf, Hank was always a dependable, hard-fight ing guard. He bo'Hled up many of fha opponenis' line-plunges. A Yeam will always do well io have a man of his caliber. LA VERNE Anofher one of +hem linemen, Curly proved caliber wiih aggress- iveness and abilify. Nexf year will see fhis player scrapping for 'Phe siarfing line-up. FRANK SMALLEY Smalley showed all- ' -- around abiliiy as a line- man on ihe '46 squad, ac- abilily wirh his hard 'lacllling and good blocking 'lhaf will be useful io nexf year's team. quiring V de 5. 'fx .s ex K . L. . , f f , , 'f' I fe' ' Ii ' 00YOTES f , ' . 1 . V ' Y s . ,AX , , K .. ,, 1. ' L. ,, e.. Y ,- g . 5 i - . CLARENCE LAWSON Hard charging Bull played a violenl' full- back and in so doing gained honorable men- 'rion on ihe all-disiricf ieam. He will refurn wifh his faciics of line-busfing on offense and linebaching on defense in '47, CALVIN WINDHAM Calvin was anofher of fhe middle- men on fhe Coyofe squad, iurning in a 'fine job al fhe cenler posifion. Wi+h his added co-operafion and helpful- Eiess, +he '47 Coyoies should go ar. omsssn TOMMY CLAER Slick, gain- ing experience on his firsl year wifh lhe Coyoles, showed up wifh his aggressive end play. He will relurn nexl' year lo slrenglhen lhe feam. GUY HILL The old bug-a-boo, experience, lrepl Guy off lhe slarling lineup: however he played a fine game when given a chance. The Coyoles will miss his co-operalion and cheerfulness when he graduaies. Frih had sive game af year. ally iammed berlh on CHESTER WILSON Chesly played his firsl season wilh -the Coyofes lhis year, gain- ing skill and experience fhal he will use in The fufure. The combina- 'lion of his weighl and his abilify should place leam. FREDDIE SIMMONS of bringing down passes lhal' really paid off. His offen- lhe knack fhe end posf was 'fasf and sfeady. The '47 squad will be greafly helped by his refurn nexf RICHARD LOWE Playing his second year on +he Coyofe sfarfing lineup, Dick pu? his slrill and experience lo use 'lhis year from lhe facile posilion. He person- up many opponenis' lhreals, lhereby gaining himself a 'ihe all-dislricf leam. him on Yhe '47 slarling JESS CROSS Lack of experience was 1'he only barrier ihaf lepf Jess from playing more fhan he did. The faclrle posiiion will be sfrengfhened when he refurns nex'I' year. BOBBY ROGERS Bobby, 'Phe scafrbaclr of lhe club, was lhe li'Hle guy who wasn'i +l'1ere when ii seemed cerfain fha' he was going fo be laclrled. He landed a spo' all-sfafe learns. BARLOW HILL When fha whlsfle blew, Barlow was lhe fellow who did fhe kicking. Playing an oufsfanding game on of- fense and defense af fhe guard and lafer laclrle slofs, he earned himself a place on fhe second all-disfricf eleven. He' will refurn in '47. GOYOTES-AMMHLLO s 1 in fe, . ,,W..,,.em, W.......- .r.vvmUwwq.wfWw VNmm-f,m- 'b 5, y. ap ,M-aww w..e,w he--w. af-2 - if V--em Q on fhe all-disfricf and honorable menfion on fhei x F Q z 2 00YOTES-A ARILLD '1 ' ' .xml ., ' R Q N 2 1 . 'WH' f i b l .5531 'W-A' -fri iimf CHARLES RAY HORTON 1- Chechen played his firsf 1 year on 'I'he Coyofes as a willing and cheerful end. Al- fhough experience kepf him oui in deference +o older boys, he played comm endably when iven fhe o orfunif . 9 PP Y W Eli: HAROLD HALL Peanu+s displayed his capa- bilify as a replacemenf ai fhe wingback spof. His slzill and hard playing will be missed because of graduafion. J WILLIAM WOODS Those shorf and long passes 'lhaf connecfed many fimes for sizable gains came 'From fhe pifching arm of 'lhis back. Bubby's passing mixed wiih his running proved fo be a grea? assef io fhe feam and placed him on fhe sec- ond all-disfricf eleven. GOYOTES-GRAHAM v4 S KENNETH MARTIN Slab was lnown for his uncanny pass snafching. He proved his slxiil on offense and defense alike ihroughouf many games. His agilify af fhe end posf placed him ihe second all-disiricf ham. Oh JIMMY LAWRENCE Speedy played a dual role on +he I9-16 Coyofe squad, iurning in an admirable iob in bofh ihe iailbach and wing- bacl posiiions. His services will be JOHNNY ALLRED available nexf year. Throwing a monk, wrench info many of fl! opponenfs plays, Joh ny disfinguished himse wifh his ouisianding defense worl. Alerfness, abi ily, and aggressiveness describe fhe fype of ban he played in malring Yhird-feam all-disfricf. 154 xiii? as RALPH LYNCH Ralph's services Io Ihe Ieam 're also limifed Because of uries: buf he gained a ace for himself af 'Ihe be- ming of 'Ihe season' wifh decepfive ball-carrying. 155 MACK KNIGHT Mack lacked Ihe experience possessed by some of Ihe older boys on Ihe iaam, buf he had Ihe enfhusiasm and forfifude fo make Ihem respecf him. He will be missed when he receives his diploma. N-vlh.,.-Q. JIMMY MARTIN CoI Ion was a very valuable subsfifufe his 'firsi year, filling in many fimes on Ihe 'firsi Ieam. The player who malres Ihe sfarfing guard nexf year will have Io confend wifh Co+'l'on's abilify. GENE BOREN Playing his firsf year on fhe Coy- ofes, Gene showed greai' promise for +he '47 Ieam. His helping hand was appreciafed bofh in pracfice and in play. 00YOTES-ELEGTIIA T a- V l V L HERMAN LANGE As a guard, Herman proved lo be a ood su g . J furiher par+icipafion wifh ihe Coy- ofes will be hailed because of his gradua+ion in May. bsiiiufe lineman Hi- iw X., iii: GUYOTES facile and sl DON KRO6 Don had fhe repuiafion of playing a fasf and hard buf clean game af wingbaclx posi- lion. His abilify of pulling down passes 'for large gains and his brillianf run-backs placed -him on +he Third all- disfricf line-up. BILLY VALENTINE ValIy proved fo be a valuable subslifufe line- man. He saw much service lhis season, really doing iusfice fo 'Phe posifioru by his alerlness, hard charging Qnewall defensive work. 155 D VERNON DONALD LEVERETT Lev called offensive signals fhis year, in addifion fo playing an oufsfanding game af blocking back. Near fhe end of fha season Don slwiffed fo wing- back and furned in a fine performance af fl1af posifion as well. MIKE McCULLOUGH 157 Filling in af cenfer, Mike displayed fha fype of spirif and co-operafion fha? builds fine feams. A subsfifufe, Mike gave a good ac counf of himself in all flue games he played. DON GREEN Proving fliaf dynamife comes in small packages, Li'H'le Moon played a rough and ready blocking back on fhis year's Coyofe squad. Signal-calling on offense added fo his abilifies. 00YOTES-AMARILI.0 JOHN POLK John played his 'firsf year on lhe Coyoles as a siand-in facile. His compelence 'lhere was sufficienf fo g'ain his playing fime in many of +l1e games 'the Coyoles played. BERT CLARK Ading as quarierbaclr on defense, Berl proved his worlh from lhe linebacker posi- lion in gaining 'firsl' slring all'dis'lric+ in ad- difion 'fo honorable menlion all-s'la'le. His aggressive game af guard will again be a lhreal nexl year. 153 DUB JONES Dub admirably held ihe posifion of quarferbacl and blocking back fhrough his firsi year on fhe Coyofes. Much of fha feam's success was aflribufed fo his signal-calling which also placed him on fha second all-disfricf feam. Lool for him in '47. ' M X s t1l 3- A ,L,ffb-fa. -JL 'inf' the lQM,,,,,,,ff Q WMTQL XQ-. h pi-auiies LLRANDON A . L , C re, f f altfvx A W., vii Mk' W ' moreaexpreri:nc::qboy?,nl?r?f liiryhels Q lo ihe Coyofe feam. He will refurn WILLIAM SAMPSON 'Bloaf was flue biggesf man fhe field as his opponenfs an 'found ouf. The facf ihaf he , almosf impossible 'io move on ense added lo his work on of- se and made his playing ben- :ial fo fha foam. :0YOTES-llERll0ll 5,315 is - s .deff as-1x.uQ,,sQJ2. , 11' 'N . 'QCJQ 172' lm L15 N L!zML..Ses,l nil +R 'sfo fake his place on fhe Coyole squad nexf season. HAROLD SELVIDGE Harold saw service in games fhrough his sleacli- ness ai fhe cenfer post A replacemenf, he showed his ambifion fo play foofball. A li gh, 5' B in Sealed on 'lhe firsf row are Mgr. Fred Blassingame, Milne Baird, Billy Blankenship, Bob Bailey, Carl Eafon, Charles Heafh, James Riddle, Benny Woody, Bob Gaui, Joe Sfewarl, Jimmy Mays, Pai Soufher, Jackie Vincenf, Fred Smiih and Gene Sfewarf. Kneeling on fhe second row are Bill Nolen, Busfer Goode, Billy Hammons, Jimmie Collier, Warren Colcer, Don Griffin, Loren Hen- derson, Kennefh Sfandridge, Tom Eafon, Billy Skidmore, Jonas Amis, Foy Armsirong, Richard Coleman, Curfis Conner and Tubby Siewarf. Sfanding on ihe lop row are Coach Joe Reed, Harold Mclnroe, Howard Lucas, James Hanlrins, Thomas Long, Dwain Ross, Wayne Ligon, Richard Spradling, Charles Berry, David Cox, Joe Sfearns, Gene Fosfer, George Krohn, Marvin Byers, Billy Bumgardner, Jim Bos- worfh, Horace Darnell, Mgr. Alvin Hall and Coach C. E. Caraway. ,,.-,Hs K ,A COACH JOE K. REED COACH C. E. CARAWAY 160 s I946 ROWDIE SCHEDJLE Sept I9 Sept 26 Oct Oct Oct Nov Nov. Nov Rowdies Rowdies Rowdies Rowdies Rowdies Rowd ies Rowdies Rowdies Around foriy five eager boys showed fheir enfhusnasm +hroughouf fha season by upholding fhe repufahon of ihe Llffle Coyoies This year fhe Rowdies fruly displayed fhe 'faghf and gnf of fufure Coyoies One of fha Rowdnes besf seasons desplfe a fough schedule, saw fhem 'fake sux and drop fwo one a 70 hearfbreaher fo Bowne The near fufure will fund many of rhese boys being rewarded for fhesr hard work by benng placed on ihe Coyofe rosfer BASKETBALL The Coyote basketeers had rough going this year. The main stumbling block that lay in the way was the time element. Time means everything, and in sports it is no exception. Because of a late start, the Coyotes had to tight an uphill battle against teams who had had weeks and even months more practice than the Coyotes. Despite this late start, the Coyotes played their best game against the district champions, Graham, by holding them to a 23-I9 win. This was also the last Coyote game to several of the boys. Among them were David Whitehead, Charles Sonnamaker, Llo d J Yarbro, known for their fighting spirit and clean play. I' y ohnson, and Earl -1. N n l EJ fl' .. We ,N J, 'UH' Front row: Bruce Smith, Man Gary Moore, Don J ager, Gil Boatman, James Riddle, Kenneth Martin acks, Dale House, Charles Sonnamaker, Gene Foster, D I Back row: Assistant Coach T. Richard Moss, Ken David Whitehead, Earl Yarbro, Wa n ' Jones, Dwain Ross, C a e Barrett. neth Standridge, Gene Boren, y e Allison, Lloyd Johnson, Freddie Simmons, Dub oach C. E. BiIl Caraway. 162 DWAIN ROSS Curly-haired Dwain soon developed into an adept reserve guard. Nothing seems to bother Dwain, for he always has a smile for every- one. Watch for him as a probable starting guard on the '47 Coyotes. DALE BARRETT Dale was shifty on his feet which means a great deal in basketball. An efficient reserve guard, Dale made good use of the time that he played. He will not return because of graduation. FRANK WORSHAM Frank, one of the reserve forwards, always played .to the best of his ability. Frank's out- look on life always appears to be a happy one. He possessed a friendly nature that is to be envied. 163 if Q ,WX Q I Q V X M r ,. 'H Af ni 1? ,J -1.,1i,, V' W 4-my ww we '51 xx A 'Q' '25 L N nmwmPx 9 wa as A swf tif? W M4 lm if KW 3',f?lW,, MMS ww 'Kam 5.3 sh 4 .x 2 1 .wp Nwf fwmi x X Q? J 4 Q x x X 'fy 5 X 2 A vw M e W N. ,-A71 A ' Qrv'.v NH Q' -A ' . -. K' . ' A . K k' 2' ,gi , f:5'N4Q-5 f fjfmlkaf,-i-. , ' A , ' ' -AW 0 . Q -' Y gt , V 5 'fl n, 5 .X Q .. ,, 14 1- - , . - , W , M . fm u. -X Kgqfv' - 'i'P5k': -ff f W . MLW-5 55- Xqggy 0 ,f x I H41 - K -, ' -, - . ,A t A Y .mu ,gf 5 x .,. as-f 'WFW A' N ,Y A, ,.,e 'H1-QL:-f . 4 -mm-AA S 2 AEE! l 4 A 1 4 v 1 Wig, -M , ind ,, ,,HQ. . 'vw -awww-X X- A X K W 1 wmwwmm Q, my fwma-w.hm.mN ww - sew WW i 1 00' . .K -uc. ,W-,ww ... ..,...-. . ..-,.-..,...,..M,.. .W , .44-.,-M .4- 'kllfii i , 'W . . NW awww-w -no w., 1 Wa H.. . .X L . ,. 5 tives X ,Q I 2 saw , , , em-a f 5 N Y my V if M, , . 1, A ff - wr w -M ' .. , 4 ,Q R N V 5' : fg 'nf' 'V 35551 f 2252? if A0 ,,.,,.,, .,.. . W 1 J . Q ii EARL YARBRO Red Bird had a way that made him popular with all the boys. He always strengthened the, forward position because of his alertness and aggressiveness. If Earl works as hard throughout life as he has in basketball, he is sure to succeed. WAYNE ALLISON Shorty played center post on the starting line-up this season. The team could always depend on his get- ting the ball off the backboard which is a great help in this sport. Shorty will not return because of graduation. DON JACKS Here is the fellow who will prob- ably keep that center position hot next year, though he play- ed reserve forward this year. Don was a dangerous man because of his accuracy on set shots. 167 GARY MOORE Gary expressed his eagerness to play basketball through his untiring efforts this season. Since he is a junior, this reserve center will be a contender for next year's starting team it vs! 'fi -Isa 'i 'fs kat 'K is .ggilbj ,gi . X .A Q 1 I if its 5' Z, ,Q Q H r ee E4 bi A i tyzgfzsiig agp, U 4 f it gh ,L ' 1' be Qi' 15 A+-A 1 JAMES RIDDLE James exhibited good form at the reserve DUB JONES Hustle and fight best de- scribe the type of ball Dub played at forward. His constant chatter as well as his spirited play was always encouraging the team. We are fortunate to have a player of his ability re- turn next year. guard post. The second Electro game was a good example of his strong desire to play basketball. Look for him on next year's starting line-up. GENE FOSTER Playing his first yeor of Coyote basketball, Gene showed up very favorably as a capable reserve for- ward. His admirable quality of stay- ing with a task will surely reward him next year. !7P v 'QC MACK KNIGHT Mack, a' reserve forward, takes every sport he plays seriously, wheth- er it's football or basketball, Mack has made countless friends because of his pleasant manner and winning way. FREDDIE SIMMONS Returning from last year's start- ing line-up, Fritz displayed fine play at the guard' position, especi- ally in the important conference games. Fritz was always a vital factor with which the opposition had to cope. He will return next year. CHARLES SONNAMAKER Monkey was outstanding in sinking for-off chest shots. This reserve guard did not seem to mind the daily workouts be- cause his love for basketball overshadow- ed what others might call work. Gradua- tion will claim him in, May. . P ' xvx I. YT' t -If KENNETH MARTIN This reserve center had the ole jiniger it takes to play bas- ketball. SquirreI could always be depended upon to give his best while playing. He always meant trouble for the opposing side. fig, men -1941 .fig 440 RELAY FINISH! BREAKING THE TAPE! I947 TRACK TEAM Firsf row: Calvin Windham, James Hanlrins, Jimmy Lawrence. Harold Hall, Dub Jones, Bob Bailey, Jim Bosworfh, Eldon Crawford, Weldon Crawford, Bennie Woody. Second row: Mack Knighf, Jack Chrisfopher, Donald Shiflei. Freddie Simmons, Walfer Brady, Jaclrie Vinceni, Bob Hall, Charles Sloan, Dale BarreH'. Third row: Coach Joe Reed, Busfer Goode, Henry Coger, Jack Hilligoss, Forresf Carpenfer, David Donaldson, Ted Herringfon, Waller Childers, Billy Gray, Jim Henderson, Audrey Smiih. Fourfh row: Bob Peniclc, Kennefh Marlin, Tommy Claer, Harold Mclnroe, Gary Moore, Tommy Campbell, Clarence Lawson, and John Williams. 5 I ,div f rafbliri new HEAVE-HO, SLATS TRACK A large number of eager boys reporTed To Coach Joe Raed To malre up The I947 Track Team. Throughouf The season The Coy- oTes provided sTiTf compeTiTion for all comers. ln The TirsT meeT They maTched wiTh ElecTra and Vernon. They carried away a maior- iTy of The winnings in This meeT which ToTaled BBV2 poinTs. They won TirsT place in The 120 yard high hurdles, I00 yard dash, 440 yard dash, .440 yard relay, 880 yard dash, 220 yard dash, pole vaulT, high jump, shoTpuT, and The broad iump. In The SouThwesTern Ex- posiTion Traclr MeeT aT ForT WorTh, Jimmy Lawrence placed in The I00 yard dash and The 220 yard dash. Also The FooTbalI Relay Team consisTing oT Jim BosworTh, James Hankins, Dub Jones, and Q Harold Hall Tool TourTh place in This meeT When The year booki wenT To press, These were The only meeTs in which The CoyoTes had parTicipaTed. i an 'T TOSSING THE PLATTER PULL OUT THE THROTTLE AS THE GUN BARKS 170 X men OVER THE TOP OVER THE HURDLES! BASEBALL - 1947 Whaf seemed io be a disfenl possibilify became a realify fo dozens of boys in Wichifa Falls Senior High. March. I947, ushered in baseball, ihe grand old American pasfime, under fhe sponsor- ship of fhe lnferscholasiic League of Texas. A span of fwenfy years had elapsed since eleven husiling Coyofes of '27 puf away fheir gloves, nof being able fo confinue Coyofe baseball. Baseball sfandards were high fhen, and since fhe Second World War, baseball has slowly been builf foward ifs prewar sfanderd. Coach T. Richard Moss shouldered lhe responsibilify of iurning an inexperienced buf en- 'lhusiasfic group of boys info a good feam. Since fhis was ihe firsl' year, play will exiend 'only 'through . . . d i fhe disfrici championships. Scores for fhe dlslrlcf games were noi available, because 1 ey a no been played when fha yearbook wen! Yo press. TEllllIS-1947 W. F. S. H. TENNIS TEAM June Allen, Mary Daven t por , Charlotte Schultz, Billy Cupit, l Ronny Lundien, Tommy Medders my aaa 6 3, 5455, . K 6 X! I L S ,. GIRLS' SINGLES AND DOUBLES 3 ftszg- it ' ,..., , ' -'Q or m,fQ,Y,y' M 'n S, June Allen . z4'C.'..L'L A.., fm it M ' Y? 41- --S el s X' ' Mary Davenport ,M f '- X Jw- fs L - gn, ' ' . .kwgg w .,':':fLe.... ' ' ' I , ' ,G 4 S Charlotte Schultz ww' T' W' Na . I 4 Wi ' g S -I , I igf' I-'W fzafzrmffzeteffw,M, H ,,., L' ' T. L: fn 7' fir- '!:t'1 ' ' 1? ' W ,ogy , WL 5 ' Q. - L ,gen More enthusiasm was shown in tennis this year than ever before as a result of the combined efforts of these three boys and three girls who made up the l947 tennis team, This team represented Wichita Falls Senior High in the Interscholastic League District Tennis Tournament. Representatives of this group have played various teams throughout the state and have been under the able tutorship of Coach Tom McCarty. I i f 3 - It l 1-H, ,,S w i f ' fn . ' LN I sift H T f Z ' ,. .. ,QiT i W ,.,, ,, 'ff ,M v'-f . SI L ovs' SINGLES AND DOUBLES I A T it I Tommy Medders 'I Billy Cupit ag, Ronny Lundien cl ' a is l' M 173 10 HKS We, +he I947 Coyofe sfaff members, 'feel I'ha+ any measure of success which has been ai- iained by our produciion is due fo Ihe assisrance of our many friends. We wish +o express our appreciafion and . grafirude 'Io +he following: MR. S. H. RIDER THE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL OFFICE PERSONNEL THE ENGLISH TEACHERS MISS ELIZABETH GEER MISS LOUISE LIPSCOMB AND THE COYOTE NEWS STAFF MISS JOYCE SAMUELS AND THE STAGECRAFT CLASS MR. E. B. WINKLER AND THE WALLACE ENGRAVING COMPANY MR. JOE GREENE AND THE SIMS STUDIO MR. CLYDE BARTLETT MR. ARCH GREENWOOD W cvfgx' an MY A. if WW ,.,,.,,. , - .lu -. .- . - , V YK?- 1?Ef?f. , , ,.,1.,?.-7 -Q!--J,-f f,:g45,.'. gf , 4 ., iir egiw , ,V Q' Q' I rg PW' 2 ,W I lb?-1 gg.-g,iI'1 'Wai ' -' ,F 'Y '3 Z1 , ' Q ,-., 5 -' ' , . g -f i w .- 4? sk 4 5 Hwf! V ' 6 IS 62 6 MQ OUR APPRECIATION We, the members of the 1947 Coyote Staff, wish to thank those students who have aided us so much in the completion of the annual. To our third year art class we are indebted for the layouts in the faculty section- Our thanks go to Billy Carter and Earl Yarbro for their assistance in the typing of copy. Too, we want to thank the Coyote English representatives for their help in the picture drive and distribution of the annuals. The entire faculty and student group have given splendid cooperation in the final production of THE COYOTE, to all we are grateful. We feel that we have given sufficient space in this section for all your friends' autographs. Time, thought and effort have been put into every page to make this book one you will cherish in later years. For this reason, we feel that you will not want to write on the printed pages, since this would mar the appearance of your COYOTE. 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