Borger High School - Borgan Yearbook (Borger, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1940 volume:

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Wye do hope that 21 real and lasting success will be your achieve- ment. HU: hope that you may take an active part in Lhe upbuilcliug of your community and eormtribute no the general welfare of your city and community. To this end, let me with Browning advise you: l'Strive, and holcl cheap the slraing learn, nor account the paugg dare, never grudge the three! With Ulysses you should resolve: To strive, to seek, to final, :mel not to yielclfl l Superintendent ...hw Ziwcucw ,wwf xffaaftfxfrfvll ww, ' wa, , LJ Ma. W. j. fxrnuwss Economics , Sociology j Miss B. Axcis. Bovine W 1 M English Mis is 'TH Mu. Miss PEARL, , M155 DLA Q Mas. Lum, ' 'mn Ccicmaflxn Bmw Esmznsow Emmy ' Fwmlish-MG h0ml English Mathefrwtics Sciemrfi 'os M11.CsH. Miss 'EMR ' fM1Lg GLQa1:uza C. Miss DORGTHEA Mus. Gamma MP.. R. W. LANGFORD ' , Lae1,em Mmum Mfwcmz Russ R-own Physical Ecif- 'Ihdustfiai English-f English-F Mfztizefnnticsf Bcmd ' a Arts Spanish Latin Cummefcial Science MR. O. R. Mas. 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NSAC Louis ROBERTS Pres -the boy with the quizzif cal smile w- dashing bandit of The Taming of Tuffy, school play-National Honor Society member - golden-voiced coin- mentatnr for the Grow1,'-mid our superfsuper Senior prexy. GEfXRLD Crxtrriza Gearid is our pride and joy, and a hard worker if there ever was one-hc's Senior class vice-presi cient, the Grow1'si' editor-in' chief, vice-president of the Na- tional Honor Society, junior Business Manager of the 3939 Borgata, and ieading man in sev- eral plays. I-iemzn AICIUONALD The schools dusky beauty - a girl of copious accomplishments --Secretaxy of our class-a whiz at the art of piano-playing - possessor ni? two Hrsts for this ability-owner of two big brown eyes and a dazziing smile-that's Mac, Ronnie Lian ATCHLEY Robbie Lee is one girl who cioesxft let spring fever get the best of herwis a true worker and Borger High is proud of her - was perfect stage manager for She Stoops to Conquef'-has been active in the Current His' tory and Library Clubs - atl- niired by ali her ciassinates. df RAIJPH B Less Although only a one-year Bor- ger student, 8c:oop', has scooped up enough activities and friends to keep him busy-spoms-edited for the Anztdarko Chronicle before coming here-has music in his bones, and, in,cidentaHy, in that deep-toned larynx of his. You have now our be duly mous ADAMS Ed with hair to be district holds a hearts. Lou BECKLLY Miss Beckley, with ways, is a most when it comes up trade for her chum MM, lcgiw A GRACE Boooess 'nw MARIE BRAY Grace is a newcomer to Borger High and has rapidly gained friends-she has been a vital part of the Library Club, but most of her time is spent in studying to continue a splendid nursing career. Booman is the owner of that grin that we see chairman of the in the D. O. an ardent camera never worry Defra and fancy free! t N440 Mc ' ,ffl LE BOYVLING Leona is the person you hear so much about but never see-no wonder, she's so quiet, so small, and always so busy-president of Foods Club, active on the typing team, and a yeller for those Bulldogs for two years- a pride and joy of Burger High. CHRYSTINE BOYLAN Chris carries quite a fund of crisp comicality under her quiei, reserved exterior-participatesqirx almost every extra-curricular iacf tivity possible, including tennis, her favorite-works hare for the Pep Squad each year--is one of the few who haveapcrfect rec- ords of school attendance. ji QJACK BRANDON BQ fi-LS, couldnft function with- outf Lightning - that little boy with a head of bright red hair--he's won honors in base- ball and proved himself indis- ensable to the footballcsquacl. Slick played fa grandipaitt lin' Sweet Marie is renowned for her beautifull auburn tresses-is fondly called Red for this very reason-shes an expert the art of piano-playing - is good at typing,-belongs Commercial Club M- can Spanish with t Q st of BETTY Bruoos Dutch's devastating dimples long ago captivated the sclxoolfs heart- their lovely owner, be- sides being Queen of the High School in '38 and Best All-round Girl of '39, is a Hgoin' dog in all school activities, including band, plays, and clubs. MTARY jo l Bnioos There never was a gal like this josephinc -- shefs got, everything -a full and notable school rec- ord, acting abliitffeificiency in office-holclingr am , to top it all, a rnarvelous talent for public speaking. IVIACK BROOKS Mack never lacks something to do--frequently acts, and with i ' lgusto, in plays-presides over the small but superior Math Clube is the Borgan's all school and Club Editor-P. S.: Beware, or heflllsell you an annual! JD i.tn'l4 l lFRArsQssfBR0wN rances isso quiet fthat B. Fi. S, isn't so well lacquaintecl with her -but it couldnft get along with- out here-besides being the own- er of two beautifulbrown eyes, she has been active in club ai-f lllfairs, on thelfreshman baseball s I-Ioosxer Schoolxnasteshgangtdlis e till 1 q a . stole me showin 'fsaeaasloisRs1raQQlicits g 1323 agdjfastobigrinwigi Egg Con ner --'ust for a. lane ii,s iiie p ' J ' rwwq J l 'tional 111-.A BRUCE Apathy is B 0 r g e r Higlfs Hfitrutting Sam - sang in the Glee Club two years and played a grand part in the Senior play, Imaginary Invalid -makes an execfllem 'Kgeneral llunlaeyu for ftilefieniol' Class. FF HAROLD Wmfmns Xi -1' lil, better known as Al- eyj, is the beloved clown of Borger High -- played football one year - Diversified Occupaw tions seemed more inviting, haw- ever, and as a result he has bex some an oucstandingsiudem in D. O. class, ' l FURRRST CARSON just like Slceezix, his nickname- sakej' Forresm is a boyish, like- able clmap-Wmakes a flazafly ju- nicn' Policemanmstole the show, ln Time for Clxriscxxxasf last year-has ay pleasant, typically Wesrem drawl. CHARLES CARTER Charles is so small he could cas' ily be taken for a Fish'l M but his mental capaciiy makes up for the lack of inches in height M hails from Denton, Texas, where the smart ones grow as thick as fleas-'was active in 4-H Club work and since coming here has been very interested in science--a perfect bookwnrm ! Buss those few and can be both 's an ellicicnt the costumes Invalid - one ANNA Whoever first familiar turef must f CAN NAN ls, BURL W was XVIHIC 'Wlnlezne ru the school with an fund of three years the football e she saved by Club ERDEENE CLEGG Deen, although a newcomer xhis year, is seldom seen without one of her newfound friends- and no wonder, for she's a per- fect little friend herself -A be- longed to the Panyfilrneriean Fo- rum an Fort Worth, and joined Lhe Big Sister Club here. 1 In this corner we have Man Mountain Cogdill-one of these tiny big sensations, if you get ELNDRA ENGLE We pride ourselves on having caught the correct Engle for this osc- - we couldnt have founcig one much pieettier - our subject is also quiekgon the trig- ger, and a typist , iiiliiz-bang u- is a Diversifieikxficeufiations ad- ciliar, and a perfeegclaseaacrender. e ,X l , .L , ia Y, X 1, ,E A E ,- 7, Q le . 3 3 . . .9 GLENN COGDILLAQ Af ,141 what we mean-a good student, especially in Diversified Occupa- tions-rhough hehas a frown for all who disobey his stopeandfgo signals, he's really a little bunch of sunshine. BETTY CoNLeY Lookie, lookie, gaze on Cookie, clever cutie of the Conley fam- ily-Astep aside for the president of the History Club - incline your car to hear her play bell lyres and clarinet,-then thank us gratefully for the advice. M Ace CONNELLY Bone Crusher Connelly, ae he was known in the good old days, is an all-round kid and a good foolball player-quiet inosc of the time, but when sounds like a walking -is a well liked Public lineman in ball. GEORGE fascinates is blue the known an actor, wouldnt him. l Lois Covey? i Miss Ponies, the shore litgbtle member of the pep Squadyfa doesnlv. say much, but lsnk afraid no talk-has sung in the choral club for two yearswand l38 excelled in extexnporaneous speaking. o e Cox rank man- play, he is a GLADYS girl is as the :hc BILL FORBUS lvlentitm Bill and enouglts said -has played his wary into the hearts of many girls and tloesnlt know what Useriousnessf' means -loves school so much he hates to leave--school or the girls? JACK F ox Fox.ie'o'-a. ifoursstar band mem- ber who can play both sweet and hotn on that comet, and takes pride in everything con- cerned with the band-an active member of the Industrial Arts Club. WINDLL FRALEY Get a good look at this green- eyed boy, for when watching him on the football field, you will see, not Windel, but a Twister',-hels a two-year Bull- dog letterrnan, andeone of the best-is an eminent member of clubs and classes, and turns the s J' heads of all the l , it L 3 3 :S x 5,156 Q3el 1555516 f 1 MQW QE t I,-M it V Bosnsos FREELANIQILV Pep, pep, and more pepjgltas Cheer Leader Bobbye, whieh is probably the reason why we yell when, she says yell-she's been able trasurer of both the Dra- -matic Clube and junior Class of '39--can easily be spotted by her I like youn sort of smile, and her innate inability to catch jokes. Q . A 9 0 Xxx tl 'dx BJAXINE GAISER s This is Mattie, a peppy laugh' ing miss with numerous inter- ests - Big Sully ranks high among them, with volleyball, dramatics, f land Library Club coming in forltheir share. 4 Ielozwxsrt GARRETT My kingdom for a lEuf:k', say all the girls-little wonder there, for Buck is a real football hero, having played star center for two years-speaks Spanish fluent- ly--can be recognized anywhere by his manly physique, or by the cute red Ford he so valiantly tries to drive. TT: N.-mine GENTRY Sadie is a lady, for she comes of landedGentry fcute, ehifj-M is the helpful parliamentarian of the National Honor Society- has been capable as bothfpresi- dent and secretary of the Pep Squad during her three years in that organization-loves basket- ball-always completes what she begins g BILL GETER Extreme youth and an easily mis renounced surname make Billp an easy target for good- naturecl teasing-nevertheless, he can really strut his stuff in foot- ball, basketlaall, tennis, and plays - likes strange combina- tions such as chemistry and dancing. L12-QIQEL GEYER One of our most valuable Pen- niefffl fmm heaven-a fair charm- er-falthul, energetic worker for the Growl e-to snatch clarinet- tooter-beautilul? poised 'actress of many, many splaysem tnember of the National Honor Society-M gay, friendly, popular Senior. Clan you guess who? M ARGARET GIKAS Tiny, pert Miss Gikas rates high in the dramatic line-played as page boy-ino, The Merchant of Venice -er was member of-the Dramatic -Club two years-typed on the '37 team- peppedeff-lin the Pep Squad three years-lhas eyes like washed violets. -- UMA Git,BRETi-1 One of Borger Highls steadfast traditions is that Uma must be in almost every play given-vera satility is oz of his strongest points-powerful proof is pre- sented by his activity in clubs and on the Growl, for which he writes the all-absorbing arti- cle, Date Book. J 0.4 40,-ff Dokornr GrII..LMAN Ingenuous Dorothy with her good-natured ways rnalces a swell member of the Pen Squad-has belonged to the Home Ec, Per- sonality, and Big Sister Clubs- is secretary of the last-plays the piano well-looks very trim and tiny driving around in her big Packard. S S fJPAL Gixts Opal quite surpasses in beauty the gem which bears her flame' shegs one of the necessary in- gredients of our band and band club-is particularly fond of mu- sic, having sung in the choral clubs of variouslschools - was vice-presitlent of the Spearman organization. i, I VY W QZENEVIEVE GOODWIN Gene is the Southern beauty of B. H. S. and has :anticipated Vin plays, pep squacl, and club activities since her freshman year -always has a smile for everyone --has proved an asset to Borger High. i r it JACK GRIFFIN Curly-haired 'lliid Galaliacln has been the loyalest of all our loyal Bulldog boosters for the past four years-was twice inan- agcr of the football team-also takes active part in many clubs -is witty, well-liked, and a won- derful laid. Gotnnz CHRISTINA GUFFEY Ginger has plenty on the ball when it comes to comes Club L Wmsrox GUN'1'ER Buff, is a pal of everyone. His interest in the D. O. Club has kept him busy, but he has taken time out to be vice-president of Current History Club and an active member of other organi- zations. o y RUBY Hmtfrm The little black-haired I-Iartin boy is known by no otheriname but Rudy-he carrie here from White Deer, where he had been outstanding as an actor in the junior play-the Science Club claims him as one of its 113,052 loyal, interested members. Wy-fofftl MWZME 1021! PEGGY GREE-NXVAY Peggy,-although a Senior new- comer, has already made herself outstanding because of her coal- black eyes and greatqactivity -- her interests are in the fields of Home Ee and basketball - is a real beauty. Q LGRENA I-IATroN Lorena is a very gifted little girl who comes to us from Amarillo -through this short span of nine rnonths we End her talent lies in music-she's deeply envied by members of the band on her ability to skillfully play any b a n d instrnnfient - she also teaches music. A Wit EVELY-WK ugh ax as the OT mas and the opera ALBERT Hotoowss. Folks meet Holt-ey snappy ccnter of thc Bulldog team Most Popular Boy of his junior class-epast hand member who has placed high in several drum solo contests-a boy who obxiw ouslv never requires Dale Clar- negies advice on winning friends 'I HELMA I-lotcomn Charming prexv of last years Big Sister Club - Sophomore typing team member with a scintillating stnilf.--distinguished Diversified Occupations student --admirable actor of She Stoops to Conquer -- Gearld's girl - PHILLIP KOEHLER Captain Koehler lronhcad star of the Bulldogs mth plenty ol what it takes to win out standing scholar Beat All round Boy of the 59 junior' class W track champ of the mile and high 'hurdles -- heart-throb of every girl in school-thats this handsome curly-topped bog, of whom we re speaking ' lXflAXINE LKDGHRY i l Maxine more often called Mackie by the students of Borger High is a noted mem- ber of the Diversified Occupa- tions Club, wherein she is sta- tioned at the reporters post- was in Amarillds student coun- cil before comin here is at self- that's Thelma, otherwise called G6PCgg3I.!! K FRANK jones l This big, blond, husky fellow is known to us as Pancho -he's an ardent chemistry student-is held in high esteem as zz junior Policeman, and has a worthy record to his credit-was captain of the organization in '38, ELIZABETH KEITH Hold tight, 'cause this here is our Liz'lmshe's our Most Popu- lar Senior girl-21 National Hon- or Society member -0 frequent honor bearer for her fine flute playing-four-year Grow! Staff reporter-mlovely blue-eyed maid- en with personality plus. g ..- possessed young lady. l GUY LEAGH This Guys got ta gooneyi uicknauxe-Ahc's called Bugs - also has an inclefatigahle smile-+ has played in the 'band during his entire high school career-is first lieutenant in that notable xnusic-making otjganization this year N- frequently t Ucornetsn 1 his way to honor in Contests. J i NVENDIQLL LESHER Stutlious Wendell can beifound reading a book if he has his les- sons complete-some people call him 'shy-but he always as his mind soifulltthat hejust doesnft find time for social ajfaits. e AUDREY LUTTRELL If one looks really hard he will notice a small, but large-enough to-be-seen girl skipping around school--the nickname, Skippy, is 'appropriate for Audrey be- cause she has skippeglalong with the pep squad for three years- is prominent in all Home lic activities ' f' . ll DORRYACE NICDCJNALIID X qlyv Ingratiating Dorry possesses utterly fascinating features of face and personality - as a Fish, was member of the Pep Squad--has helcl the position as secretary in both the Wild Ani-by mal and Home Ee Clubs t-t with stead of music, like the old lady with bells one her toes, Dorff spreads sunshine wherever she goes. AIARGARET MCGEE lille lost a very precious gem when our Maggie left us this year--she was tops as drum major-held state and national honors for her superb skill--was tennis champion and Annual photographer - stole our hearts as naughty Toinette in The Imaginary Invalid ands ,more important, as her own sweet self. INA B. McGowan This little damsel, dubbed Ber- tha throughysorne mysterious source, is a i veritable heart- breaker-hast been outstanding in the Clothing and Personality Clubs-was a uartet Warbler in '38--is famed :got her vivacity. y y SHELL lNloNboEif,Wt,e, s Btu isn't jiizst anotiieiftezsttiff.. he is tkeiltdr. Mongoldwvaiuable basketballfand football player- a prizedtstudent of Borger High who cane be recognized by his brown, tumbled hair. AIARGARET jo Moomz l An alive, interested girl who takes part in just about every- thing is this blue-eyed, fair- skinnetl jo at whom you are gazing-she's quite adept and speedy at typing-at the present moment, shels an active Library Club member. x YVESLEY Nance, Tall, serious Wesley hasda de- cided flair for science-he's be- longed to the Chemistry, Sei- ence, and Exploration Clubs - acted as president of the Hi-Y Club-is a loyal, dependable fei- low-we all like him, and thatfs saying a lots y Y NIARY ELLEN NELSON This blue-eyed, fairfhaired, fun- loving miss is none other than Swede Ne1son4-sheisy formerly been the Band Club secretary and a Dramatic Club' member- eangsnappily Ubeatpit out on her snare drums-makes a most attractive center for the grou J by which she's always surrounci- ed. i s FRANCIS OLSON Olie is the charming Swede'? of B. H. S.-proved an able ais- sistant stageftnanagers to She Stoops to Gonqaern- took an active pa1't'in',Current Events Qlub and Science Club. gil l PJARGIE nitita Tall, slender Margie is the schools dreamyseyed poetfeame to us this year with a smile and a song in her heart-norwtontier she got along!--belongslto our Libraryfgillub-sang in tl1e7Cho- ral Clubiiof another school be- fore coming here. by it 7,5 W 2 t s Q ITE iz 1 25 tg ei i at 2 VS a af it X fe rt ,W W 'yoj ,sw X- -. :.-wg-2:2121eg:-5s's:a.s,.if:z.t , M,-,.fw'f' W Ifsiigissiw lxggstilt- arf' if 'Ya fs ss ai A' 'ity , 1 iii t t X 'VZ 1 W' Q to ' ll ,Y Q' ti t ies t iixs-W e eg sl v f 't 'gg t ig t . K, pawn? 1 . . ' it I' , 'tw iffy l sfffiixfi 3' IM . gf? asf' new it gm., ,na I tl BILLY Pxfrarxfxk Deep, beautiful, black eyes - acting ability-a finely-clevelnpecl sense: of humor -A adcpmcss in the newspaper line - scmorous vuiccz, outstanding in the Glce Club-a perfect head for busi- ness, as shown in the title, 'Tinsl- wess Manager of the Annual - all tlxese rfamarlaablc characzcrisv tics has Charley LI QW CLYDE POSTON Under his quiet, Outward ap- pczarmxce Clyde is a bil of mis' chief-he never says much in SYLVIA RYDER Who is Sylvia? A ,Songbird from 'way back'-true lover Gi music- firsz, soprano of former trios, quartets, and clwml clubs-wily ner of Lhe '38 Amarillo Music Festival Solo Contest-.National Honor Society secretary-j. C. L. IllGl11lJCI'--ClZ3.1'iI1421liSf, of the band -taken all in all, a poised, super lovely girl. f JEARLD Sk ' jearlcl is Berger Higlfs first-rate pest --even at that he has been an assei to the school-Mhfs Nlaid them the aisles in the Speech class but, he isxfc so peaceful our of class-has been in the His- tory Club one year and the In,- dustrial Arts Club for three Dress Suit -uwas sec- the Library Club and of home room- his leisure time argue with 3 post JUNE llL3YrmLns him L0 e with in has limpicl la r o w n Okla- eycs, as the poets mnght to clraw it-shi: school :norm Edi- Classlcal one of mr of the :AG rowl in two and - another mn the Club, and HTC the few toward pastime is tally joke - enough odxe' - Ou -4 It IS RS all I1 g 0 r g e 0 hves - '- ? iZ955- P Un? ,,.,, ...,,. E - s 'f f' is 'efi ffi' 't 2 If ' - t W eiss joltw Snousn Jodie Bud -supremely popular: and lovable young miss-former president of the Panhandle High School Press Association - the hard-to-tame Tuffy of the Growl staff play-president of last years junior class-ff-National Society mernberf-Senior Most Popular junior could go on like this Honor WX should he the perfect if the way to a manfs is through his stomachn- has been in the Home EC Club for four years and simply Heats a great asset to for 'three years?- faultzq she fzeoer Bon SICKLESj'1baI'xq Tarzan Sickles mows 'em down on the football field-is one of the fastest, snappiest men on the Borger squacl-deserves all the praise he's got in his three years as football letterman -besides all this, has wort every sort of track honor imaginable- is a favorite with teachers and students alike-sit's a cinch hell go far. JEAN STM-tt. Light brown-haired eannie 'is of the intelligence, epartment of Borger High-has something besides a little gray Hull in her noggin-is treasurer of the Na- tional Honor Societyq-:won first place in their '39 district Latin Gontest 94-Eenthusiastically and praise-worthily participates in all activities. y ,ts QNEA RUTH STEVVART Anna Ruth's l1'IiCkl'l3.!'Ifleg.jg, Pee Wee, is certainly a fitting one for its owner--shes tiny, P ert, and blonde, with an overagun- dance of zip-is the ingratistein little drum majoreof ourgbang -mad sffPokey and endearing character in last year's Junior play -- would be an effective teacheryof any course in poiitu-Q larity. t x i je I l Rh1AN SULLIVAN SHIPP ,yt Btg Sully is just what his name implies-he has saved the day many times for the Bulldogs at his position of left tackle '- one of the few to letter four years in football and deserving of the honor-has proved to be an excellent sergeantsat-arins in B Club and Hifi! Club. N I wines CHARLES T not-tt1'soN f'Charley -a queer name for a Greek or Roman god-but there he is!-comesifrom Kansas where herwas Treasurer of the Fresh- man clss -- since coming here, has been elected Vice President of D. O. Club and is active in the Hi-Y Club. ,1Zv:K.JEWEL TFILLEY jewel is an added gem to Borger High -recently entered here from Shitller, Oklahoma, where she was Secretary-Trees urer of the senior class-on the A squad basketball team--has a voice like a bird and sang in the trio and quartet -- here she plays the flute like Piccolo Petei' for the band. s Vtnotzstn TOXVLER Like her nickname, Ginger, she qputs ginger into what she does-has played basketball and volleyball nearly every year - from her old home state, Wyo- ming, she was the proxy of her junior clubfsplayetl basket- ball the year the team won third all statefethe athletic, quiet type. C, W. Bvztns 2 This buntlle of clynttmite had rather lei football than eat Qt . opiftfllii ' -was lineman for the Bulldogs lhis year-has never been known tossit still agrnint1te.i3i,ghis life-ef st least 'W3Q21i13V6U,.ifiSQ6R him talk time erczvflz e w:w11s:i.:4zLg.,A e., eft msrimmwg 4-vwsam Laureate of Borger High. 4 Is this our digni- . X 'ded Ginger? V l Is the facea mirage? No fair holding hands. The smile that launched a thousand ships. Personality plus. ' . - Ralph, this is leap year. Jeannie with the light brown hair. Topsy-turvy! Aren't you cold, Lois? Answer to a, ma.iden's prayer. l How about a strike? ' . United we stand, Step out of the costume, we' know you! Hearts are trumps! They looked like this before the Annual! Dorothy, many long years ago. Where's Willie? Snow time-A-sleigh time. L What a radiator ornament! Ueeglpana for that football hero smile. A great sport. Senior float. What did Confucius say this time? L. J. in days gone by. . Beloved by ally f f Two peas in a pod. When -you and I were young, Maggie. Portals of our Alma. Mater. lil if S 9 S56 WW in S513 M K ze :.-.. 1 we-z Www. awww eawammf www, NN BFG' ., , 4, . .5 ,r' ,1 22 Y ' Y lk H 2' QW awww ix new 3 W! 'MYERS V 3' 3' ,wwe S Q I' wwllfsw Q we s K 3' P , . 'q sgeggga 9 We s M f--- .. ww M K4 X lM1 A N 43526 5535 4 Q ,W N 5,4 ,,,: f, ww .. .,.. S :elif we -f z5 ': 3I2j2Ha!: WA Aug ,K Yr : 1- we ga f Q N is gh E g-nn-nun .E 1, fl ab' 3 l 2-1. :he ,e in ui' we h f W Q W ,N r 1 1 if ' .::,.,'r. . .- If . lq .,5i lr.. em W hat an icicie, Georgei All - district product. jailbirds! Gm d r e s fs pa.- fade. He isn't Gable. Midgets. Hard day, pro- fessor? E m ii y 21 n d Teddy. Whois posing for the birdie, Maxine? Cin top of the worid. Pauline on Gi- braitar. The Brass Quartet. Two insepara- bias. Ir looks like fun! Two of a kind. Li nioegi in a c: h a r nfl i n g mood. Blondie, what is diverting your attention? A budding rdf mance. GH? the court. T hge Siamese Twins. i Ladies' Aid. Always togeth' er. Elwood and Maurita at Waco. The brass ,hats go scrolling. Candid in the Canyon. Song-birds out of the cage. The three mus- keneers. George is the one with the nie.. SCOTT Sc1'1MALHORsT,, Pres. FRANCES WATSON, Vice Pres EDITH jomss, Secly STEVE RAOAR, Treas. GRACE :QDAMS ,i3'IQf,5gfZw' FANNIE ADKISSON Qs LAURELLA ANDREWS BQ, Doxus BARRON REBA BATENIAN ww- cp!ftJw CURTIS BARGOER 3 U +5 3421.60 Q9-fidfvcb JIM-UU -fc'W 1,6326-cu . Roxuz NIAE BEADLQVXL' EUGENE Bam ALTA BENNETT an-X DANIEL BOONE M PAULINT3 BOYLAN HN Bosnia BRADST-:Aw GEORG12 BRAIN A BILLY BRAY ROSEXLLA BROCK DICK BULGER ALTON BULLA Q, GERALDINE P PHILLIP CAMPBELL 5 .1 ..OTT .O ,. . - ,, ,.,O,O -.. MAXINE CARRoLT..??' , A O EHAURINE SUSKO BETTY jr-:AN CHAMBLESS RUTH LEE CHANSLOR EDXVARIJ CHAPMA J. B. CHAPPELL !2,A,,,..4f-Q LEONARD COLL NGSWORTH RAY CONNELLEY FRANCES COPE A BOB COM ww Af , , 4 , . . 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'I JCJHN LVICLAIN ,L ,MIQ X IRI , I L ff' JOE ZVIERRIMAN Azli I' GEoRf3E MILLER LLV L Q, LE CLEO ?viIZAR 55, DQROTI-:YI MORRIS , I ELWOGII NELSON ALICE O'DELL LIJRIN PFLUG LJIINIMIE PHILLIPS ROYILRAGLAND A HENRY RAY t Yam qw 2 I Q 41' Y T 3 W IW Ii, Z: U ,W , if II I -I 9:1 A , K 1? A I' I ,al VM in I '22 Q 1 Mx 'Q agus as Q I 4 ' 'iff , I I I I L I P ,I:, Lf.:e,g- 1 . .,,, ,T ' I I 2 ,EFAYRENE REECE ig .:.,: w CHARLES RENICIL .1 59 XENA RHODES I Q5 Li TWILA RICH I. I I,LI ' JUANITA -RICHARDS JEAN RIEHER M' ' WILBURIN Romsws LLY ROYSE I L I I I ' I JEE' 'I III. L I JOEIICHARLLES ROBERTS V 5 2 I '3'.gE Q Vg . vm, R 1-Ez, ' 31 Lk Ii f , I w I :.: f ' .-15-,Q,,EEf+ff2-sae -fi -1' -, ., k...:A::5g?i 1 Q ,M 1 'V+-ak 1 X wx 2 K NWA My mf Aw W is K mx digg .sf-1 5 X E 1 Af 5 y y. L My fs . .V .,.,.. , B, .,., A t at 3 - ,..:-EE A x 'wha E. HUBERT RLHQSELL OTTQ SAMPLE - LEONARD BE?-2 SHU1-MAN PQIARIE TERMIN VFOWNSEND .f 115 MH . V 1- - :K 'Q E rs ggi k . F ' N Q 1 T 4+ - fm. 1 ' y f 4 ff. if :',X: 9 ' Mk :V Q .l 1. Barefoot girls. 2. Edith 'beside an iciole. 3.,SnoWbound in Plainview. 4. Little haliback. 5. Can this be love? 6. Ginger and Helen looking stndious. 7. Pigtails are hero again. 3. Mary, the oadet girl. 9. The tall and the slmrft. of it. 10. Mayme looking angelic. 11. Mr. Adkins, in his usual jovial mood. 12. Bradshaw turns on the charm. 13. Shirley with her million dollar smile. 14. Buddy, one of tive. 15. Golly, it's cold! 16. The modern Casanova.. 17. Daddy Long-Legs. 18. How about a bite, girls? 19. Jonnie looking wistful. 26. It looks fishy! 2l.a.Borger,Ba.ndff-f well represented. 22. It looks like spring cleaning. 23. The tive comrades. 24, Two hearts are better than one 25. S0 tired! 26. Albert and Jack in a hap-hop-happy mood. 27. Juniors of '40 and '54, 28. Wl1o's your friend, Bill? 1 3 iq J .9 -.,.f.ifv'3j'u BIERLENE ADAMS VERNA ADAMS ALBERT ARMSTRONG R. C. ,ASHLEY NIORTJA BADQLEY HAZEL CONDRON VVANDA BAKER JACK RBARNHILL KEITH Bocas ROBERT Bova EORGTHY BOWLING E x ..5 'AgR:3: . ffx R 35 Q 9 f f' 'V 5? in 55,35-ldv vi XRiia..f jfxcx BRIGGS J. R. BRQWN R R GERALDINE BROWN MARCX' BULUER GLLIE CAMPBELL Q j. C. BULLICK A ': ' m VANCE BURSON 5, RAY BURTON ,I ' ' f,tk as., in ' jk BERNRRI1 CANNAN 'W M' 1 1,1 Qi K Dxcx CARLTON R 1 L A I X l m X ' : E X ELIzRBm'H BYRNS LENA BYRNS MARGIE CARTRR R R KENNETH GHAMBIQESS R ,Q,,,,!.f,ldLois CLEGG' VAEEW R 1 ' R t QIRUANELL CAMPBELL 3? A NORENE CQLLOM pi - R ' JEAN COOLBAUG BX '-: R .D A 96 LRE Roy C0wAN 3 ' R ,hu R.: ,,.V- ffglfb M BILLIR LQUISR CRAWPURD R- xg! .AA fn ..,, - H na It .-:-.v.,,...,. .L vx- V It ' ,R R 1RR'RR M R R Rs. RR R A PAULLN1: RRUTH Cnoox , 0X L. C. 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X. - ., , '-'r 'Q 5 1 A ' gf? 2 1 1-im .. 2 , 5 , V M 5 CATFlSH SMITH SELMER KIRBY O. R. Head Coach Assistfmt Line Coach Assistrmt if! s if7z l wk Mo 31 .-' ms! ' . W... Back row: Rf2d', utson, Mgng CarHsh Smith, Coachg jack Brandon, Billy Mongolcl, Hubert Russell, I. N. Trotter, Sherman Sullivan, Haskell Davis, Albert Holcombe, Bob Siclclcs, Eugene Belz, S. Kirby, O. R. Goode. l Middle row: Wilburn Harris, Rufus Bradford, Burl YN inks, joe Roberts, C. W. Byrns, jack Florer, Steve Ragar, junior Thorton. Front ww: Vfenclsll Fraley, Mack Connelley, Kenneth Chamlgmless, Phillip Koehler, Alton ,Bu1la, Bill Geter, George Huffman, Leland Long. .ln SL LLY SULLIVAN Leletered four years Senior YVIENDEL FRALEY Lettcred two years Sen im W ILBLJRN HARRIS year ALTON BULLA Leitered one year junior ALBERT HUBERT Russx-:LL Lettered years ff My RUFUS BRADFORD Lcrtereci one year one yeal Junior GEORGE I-IUFFMAN Sopizomwe Lettered one year junior Jff xfgef 9 fe , f j aa! Bon two years BILL Gwen Lette-:red one year Sxcxmzs Senior years Senior RED EUGENE BELZ Senior Lenered one year jwzim' we, 5 .QQ Holman GARRETI' Lettered two years Senim' PHXLLIP three Lettered IVIAC CONENEIJLX' one year Senior ORC jfxcx Bmmnow Lf-:tiered one year Sen im' Bum, Back row: Clyde Leer, Harold Tennyson, J. C. Bullick, Curtis Hillman, J. R. Roberts, Gordon Cornwall, Wayne Hillard, Eugene Young, j. R. Newman, jack Florer, Manager. F font row: W'es1cy Bullick, Jack Hood, Harlan Buckley, jack Briggs, Gene Mauney, johnny Gillman, Jack Fraley, Richard Ragar. COYOTE FOOTBALL TEAM CLYDE LIZER Coach SCHEDULE GAME WE Horace Mann 0 Central 0 Pampa 0 Sam Houston 6 Perrytou 7 Phillips 6 Perryton I 25 Phillips 10 THEY 6 I2 I3 20 0 2 0 13 PEP SQUAD 'MEMBERS Verna Mae jefferson, Roxio Mac Beadle, Mil' fired Mcliachern, Ollie Campbell, Corinc Graham, joyce Erickson, Nadine Gen- YYY, Pmsidefztg Alice USDCII, Norma Harrelson, Se'm'f2tm-'yy Helen Miller, lVfC'f'lEZIlC Adams, Lyle I-loss, Vluanira Harrison, Camilc Evans, Mari- lyn Weinberg, Margaret Gikas, Louise: Jordon, Pauline Taylor, Vice Pz'e.vicZc7z!g Katlmrinc Shadbolt, Anna B. Hurson, Virginia Luttrcll, Aluircy Lurlrell, joy Dodge, Pauline Boylan T1'easz1zvm'g Elwood Nelson, Charlerxe 'Nillia1ns, Bobbyc Freeland, Lillie Mae Qslnomec, Rue E11 Hart? Mary Lee Rodgers, Lena Byrns, Lola Mac Qing, Margie Carter, Verna Adams, Betsy White, Evelyrx Klein, Frzmklc: White, Mabel Hatcher, Clxryscene lloylml, M amino Elmore, Billie I-Icdgccolco, Bcity Gcintry, Trails- wmg' Miss Pritchard and Miss Hudson, Spmzsovs. , P?A??35 M will 9, v V T' V, W WPS V 1 -,svn-W .J ..,..1,i.4 .a.:, ,HLEKESLQ 21 Q5 Moll, A .,m.,f,Lg1L M MZ.. .U . .. L .f r ' Jef' 'G ww w9M...m1 No.5 wam4QM?n:1xi4:m,LuiA 9q wok? f.11mwLvz,fw'5s xxvfhwvhhklx: 21..LAN.,.,-W ,2.w,,m'Zi,.!...L fs I M4 ' 1 0 1 ' U My W7 in 5 wi' mi .:kZ ,E 'S 3 ,inf -5 ' Q ill EM BERS Leola A, Qld i nglo n , Yvoxixze Alexamler, Darlene llailnettv, Juanita liisliop, Maijjorie Blair, Noriiia Lea llzulgley, Lucille Burton, Irene Buss, Betty joe lirown, limma Cox. Helen Cilarinlzl, lloroihy Lee Chappel, Betty Carlton, Elaine Clarida, Yvonne Chapman, Sierline Carter, liraxices Donahoo, Rulli Ann Fenno, Cleo Genet, Yvonne Graham, Doroihy Gillman, 5rffi'eifw'y, Maxine Ciillqrexli, Y'rwm:afm'g Lovena Gilliam, Claris Gilbert, Maxine Gariepy, Bula Raye Harclee, nluanita l'lL1illI3llI fQ'Y. lvlarilia Rose Huey, Betty Hickman, Mary jo Harris, Josephine Terley, Marilia Koehler, Dorothy Koehler, Pauline Keener, Ada Bell Killingsworili, Alice Kehoe, Lila jean Lightfoot, Margie lkillcliain, tluaniee 5'l2iYllI'l, Bessie Lee Mashburn, Evelyn Mason, Nellie Mae ivlowcry, Delores Vann, Corinne Wilson, .fo Evelyiz House, Presi- dent, Mary Sue Ylfhite, Gladys Taylor, Lois Taylor, .loyce Taylor, Clusystene Taylor, Frances 'l'ui'nf,:r, Dorothy Tillery, Cilena Mae Stone, Martha Smith, Isabel Smith, Lavecla Talley, Mary jean Tweecly, Polly Royse, Vice Presidmztg Juanita Riicherson, lluanita Ricliarfls, Myra Millef, Mafgaret Newman, Thelma Neeley, Alice Oliver, Gladys O'Leary, Mary jo Payne, Mary Lee Patton, Norma june Payne, Norene Collum, llfilma Lee jones, Jeannie Lee Rinsley, Lois Clegg, Ercleenc Clegg, Mary Belle Blagg, Corrine Gilchrist, Frances Mitchell, glonnie Lee Eilwarils, Roxie Mae lleaclle, Helen Tillery, lletly Lou Hull, Pau- line Crookg Helen Ruth Fawcett, Gllie Mae Russell, Betty Ruth TWhite,i Lois Hulchinson, Georgia Lee Line, Maurita Ketchum, Lois Jordan, Miss Eacly and Mrs. Fraily, SiJ0'7'I50TS. BIG SISTER CLUB The club deals with personality problems, eciqueite, and social coniacr. Another primary object is to establish in a friendlier atmosphere the new girls in high school. The girls hold concessions in the halls in order to linanrze iniprovemem of the appearance of the school. Miss Early and Mis. Frady are the no-sponsors of this progressive club. MEM BERS Ginger Gufiey, President, Victor jury, Secretaryg Robbie Lee Atchley, Marvin Chappel, Warren Copen- haver, Thelma Cribbs, Ray Connelly, Geneve Hinds, Leon johnson, jack Kieth, Garth Massingale, L. C. Parr, Loriu Pfiug, Ethrich Shipley, C. L. Vaughn, j. B. Watkins, Dallas Marble, Barbara Wheeler, Merle Wiggs, Mann Gregg, Mrs. Olen Henderson, Sponsorg judge Aynesworth, Co-Sponsor. JUNIOR HISTORIAN CLUB Under Mrs. Hendersoxfs vital sponsorship, the junior Historians have made much progress in the past year. This organization has held four objectives in view: fly to promote extemporaneous speech workg Q25 to arouse interest in current problems, Q35 to study carefully the candidates for the 1940 presidential electiolng Q45 to publish a yearbook. ' At the weekly meetings, the programs dealt with such subjects as socialized medicine, personalities in the news, and the lives of Hitler and Mussolini. A Christmas Party was held during the club period just before the Christmas holidays. INDUSTRIAL ARTS This club has been one of the most entertaining in school, and is under the aclepi sponsorship ol Mr. Lear. W Many programs pertaining to music, poetry, stories, jokes, and riddles, have been planned and pore formed throughout the school year at rghe club meetings. In its more serious rinornems, the club discusses drawing and the betterment of the drawing classes. MEM BERS Chris Gikas, President, john Gaddas, Vice Pmridmztg Hollas Barker, Sfmzftrlry mad Trefmzrwg jaznes Adams, Marshal Barnes, jim Bayless, Buddy Blinco, Keith Boggs, Ed Bloomer, Bill Cain, Barney Cannon, Buddy Cartee, Ed Carter, Lee Roy Cowain, Doyle Daniels, Haskel Davis, Gene Elder, Ylfarren Elver, Don- ald Fisher, Buddy Gifford, Preston Giiorcl, Charles Gilchrist, Xlfaync Grill-in, junior Hammon, Frank Higgins, Clifford Hill, Curtis Hilman, Roger Hobczmt, Billy Hom, Danial Kline, Darris Merrinxzln, Ivan Nance, I. R. Newman, Adrean Osborne, Clifford Parkhurst, Clyde Posron, Vnrlin Pine, Ray Ragland, Roy Ragland, R. bl. Roberts, Perry Stapelton, W'ayne Stone, jearld Say, Qneal Eddy, Bobbie Thompson, Eddie Thompson, jack Thomas, junior Thorton, james Vernon, junior Stroud, Clyde Bonian, Mr. Lear, Spon,sm'. . .V -V 1. ,. :szzewzwfz fwcszyzizzszi MEM BERS George Miller, Presiderztg Dick Bulger, Vice-Presidenig Frankie Walters, Secfretaryg Evelyn McKinney, Par- liIZ7'!'l67Zfl2TiIl71Q Joan Risher, Reporterg junior Hall, Sergecml-at-armsg Xvayne Keith, Wayne Self, Doris Barron, Lovenia Williams, Billie Marie Townsend, Winnifred Ramage, Marcia Bulger, jerry Browne, Billie june Connelly, Miss Hopping, Spwzsor. SPEECH CLUB The Speech Club includes the declamation, debate, and dramatic branches nf Berger High. It is under the ardent and insistent leadership of Miss Hopping. Speaking is an art, and speakers are capable, :rained and coached in this organization for the benefit of all students interested. A speech program is prepared each week. This club enforces a constitution written by the members. Plays have been given at the weeklif meetings, and the students have entered a play in the Inter- scholastic League. ln order to be a member of the club one must memorize one hundred twenty lines of poetry and recite it to the class to the satisfaction of the sponsor. K MEM BERS Stanley Vifhite, Co-Captain, james Hughes, Vernon Lewis, jack Barnhill, E. F. Mcflulley, Richard Price, Vllalter Guylls, Billy Clyde Bell, Clifford Ferrel, Qrval Tate, Ralph lzvoorls, Sjyecial Represeizmlizfeg A. C. Onstott, Charles Qing, Everetzr lnscore, Harlan Beard, Billy Gresscrt, Calvin Hunter, C. YV. Frost, J. C. Gunter, Douglas Vehon, Winifred Bethell, R. C. Ashley, Gene Manden, Robert Bove, Raynmonrl Town- send, Eugene McDonald, jack Hood, Wallace Downs, Bill Drake, George Ehlers, Bill Oliver, Captrgivzg Mr. Reece, Sponsor. JUNIOR POLICE The primary aim of the junior Policeds to promote safety in trallie lanes near the school. In order to gain membership, the boys must pass three-fourths of their subjects and have worthy ideals and high moral standards. They are not paid for their services, but each receives one theater pass for each week that he is on duty. The boys are authorized to report to the Police Department anyone violating a traffic law. MEMBERS Mack Brooks, ' President Ira Bruce, Vice President Frank jones, Secretary james Holcomb, Trcasurew' Miss Ola Eskelson, Sporzsor MATH CLUB Under the keen supervisicm of Miss Eskelson, the Malh Club has set for its objective the study of evolution. . Also studied is Einsreirfs theory of relariviiy. Much imeresz is displayed by all members. CHEMISTRY CLUB This club puts emphasis on making science live, and on arousing dormant interest. Q At che meanings experiments are performed and individual members give certain reports concerning 'Q the field of chemistry, MEM BERS , Stanley Cannon, Presidentg Billy Slimpson, Cleo Mizar, Yvilliam Robins, Alton Bulla, Vsfesley Nance, Francis Olson, Gladys Elver, Frank Cox, Merle Beavers, Curtis Bargcr, jo Frances Seeger, E. B, Waech- ter, SPOYISOT. PERSONALITY CLUB 'Miss Kral is the pert sponsor of this club. The main objective is no publish a jfearbook. Personality problems, etiquette, attitudes, and guides LO popularity are discussed an the meetings. A program is also presented, The girls gave Miss Chenowetlfs Home EC Club a Valentine Party at which ,they presented a program and afterwards served tasty refrcsllmems. MEMBERS Opal james, joyce Taylor, Edna Rhodes, Doris Bomar, Patsy Hasselheld, President, Ina B. McGowan Seefetmjy-T1'easm'e1',' Helen McDonald, Katherine Clark, Darlus Shipp, Gladys james, Lorene Young, Mar- garet Landers, Twila Stottlemeyer, Camille Evans, Wynema Collins, Betty Wilschusen, Darlene Barnett, Virginia Glover, jean Tasker, Reporterg Lucille Powell, Miss Kral, Sponsor. I1 4922 CZ11I1Edzl0z Bum Pmrrm ALBICRT HQLCOMB GEORCI Nhum STANLEY CMNAN RAY Buszrzess Mgr Asst. Business Mgy ja 1145! Bus Vg: Qpmts Edztm' jf' Sports Edztm' 1N IAkf:K ELROY Bkooks Ciub Editor b Asst. Iia'.-in-chief Bowan BRADSHAVM ' jr. Asst. Typist Sustain mmf Puurufs 'MARY Io BRIGGS MEM BERS Gearld Carter, Editor-in-clziefg Frankie Nell Snyder, jack Roberts, Associate Edizotsg Louis Roberts, Fea- ture Editor: Henry Ray, Sports Editorg Charlene 'Williama llepartvnerzt News Editorg Gina Gilbreth, Date Bookg Schott Scltmalhorst, Exciumge Editorg Margie Carter, Cfub Editorg Betty jo Lewis, Assembly Editotj: Otto Sample, Proof Readetg Elizabeth Keitll, june Reynolds, George Copeland, Joan Shouse, jack Fraley, Linioel Geyer, Reportersg Lynette Riordan, Post Gmdueteg Leah Liereh, Tyjaisig Dorothea Martin, Sponsor. THE GROWL STAFF Formerly known as The Bulldog Growlj' the paper has been an invaluable friend and aid to students and teachers. The sponsoring of an all-school play, The Taming of Tttffyf' early in October enabled the staff to edit the paper each week free of charge to B. H. S. r A broadcast of the Grow1', was sponsored once weekly over the local station from September through january. i ' Members of the staff have attended conventions and meetings at Amarillo, Lubbock, Denton, and Canyon. At Denton, the Growl's rating in the con test was raised thirty points above past efforts. A The staff offers a rising vote of thanks to Lynette Riordan, a postgraduate, who has stood faithfully by to mimeograph its editions of the Grow, TAMING OF TUFFY ALL-SCHOOL PLAY TOU5' ' Q - ------- jenn SHOUSE Henderson - - Q LGUIS ROBERTS Mr. .Saamdevzs - O - MCELROY BROOKS Mfrs. Sazmders - - - IYIARY JO 35111065 Pete ---- - - JACK ROBERTS Louie - - - - IQUBLRRT DUNLAP Doug A Q ---- QTTO SAMPLE Bill ---- ---- C DMA GILBRETI-'I Df? 6CfU7h ----'- Miss DOROTHEA 2WART1N BUSINESS COMMITTEE Sfage Manager --------- HENRY RAY and , JAMQQS GOODWIN lD'TCIfJ67'l3?l7Wflf1CZg6?T - - - LINIOL GEYIQR Y1lTCli6IfCl'ZClf7'77'LCl1Z - - DORIS BARRON 4 x f., f -..l,'M.. , N 4, 1 .. 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Front row: Rufus Bradford, Bill Geter, Buddy jacka, Vsfoodic Richardson SCHEDULE BASKETBALL TEA Gruvcr Panhandle Panhandle Spearman Gruver Stinnfftt Plainview Srinnerr B Groom Gruver Spearman Canadian Kirkland Phillips Stirmett Phillips Pampa W Lubbock Plainview Pam a P Perfyton B Perryton C EVE 'THEY 13 41 16 26 17 I5 9 22 25 31 27 18 27 30 52 17 Z8 16 28 29 14 43 34 27 31 55 32 37 41 21 19 34 19 34 23 32 25 27 16 30 18 24 24 31 ilwvyf-uf AfQff z'f.4f ,gfffwa FISH SM IT i ' Coach igfpiwll , ,,h..,.1W.v..,. Z ,N-- uw, BUDDY jgrfxao o Sophomore GWFYCP l - , f V 1:15 :5- f, if in? ysx E ' igg! ff?i,g N W k X , f Vx X N ,... . Q , xv sg T 'io 4, J! Fi o .-y Q H S'-'Q f ,,.. q, J U X ?i,' k X52 ' ' N CHARLES GILCHRIST I ff Ji So homore 5 , iauafd m Y f?'q,Qs?'GE3 2 V ,Q 4,7 uf, 5 , o ' I '53 TQ: wig V tx., , W ui ifgni buuu 1 my SQ ,ii 5 , of -I ' wma for 3 A K 7 M W AVff-,- Q i 1 ii Woomn RICHARDSON f if f .- .Q W , , 4 fi 2 iff V . W. N ivwwvkwykiws 'xg ' M ' ' n M QQ 4 5 Q E if k 1 ,, x M Q ,. , , S f m Ji' V UV. W . x R.oilQ.l 1f1fQEW 'hz , Sophomore Guard g 'AW V V 4 2 :. :4 . ,MWLN 3 .. M L ' f MELVIN Hoax-:xx junior 4 iff? he o Bmw' MQNQQLD ' Senzoff Forward W -:.,. fV: k A1 X! L 3 X i o,5g91Ei01' it Forward 2 g o,,. P o aan 51? .. Y - 4 ,wr X Q, 1, ff'-rf , 1 Mo o-w oo o ' 5' ,'.. o o o o o V-fl? ' 4 H., ,ii ji - , K A K k g iii- V 2 Mt RQ , ' Y . , N ., 25' w ': 317 fl i' L ff! ' Q N . Q ffl' ,, J 'V l . 235' 5 ' ' :.. ' k 4 ' 1 AV' , -I fi. S? LL v I ,Fa-' 7, - 4' 51? ' V gm gk - A-on Q ,QQ Y V' , gi . ,ooo o H , o V P . i rw K V kkkr y V . 1 g V i' K ' at ' yr' I 4 J Y 1? . , of BILL Gmfk o ' 1 f Senzor, o ,o 'Li ' ' o l to - j o HASQELL Bg51mso o ,. 3 f'ffm20? 4 f ohxo o o ?ff Z ,1. -ai31GCBIC1Z5E,Tv m o Q . ffifiii. oo of oooo Jw 1 ' Y11. Q X o -M BASKETBALL TEAM Beck Row: Faye Langford, coachg Lotis Gaston, co-captaing Joyce Erichson, Helen Looman, Juanita Wallis, julia Ensor, Geraldine Say, Nadine Gentry, manager. From? Row: Helen Miller, Norma. Harrelson, Maxine Carroll, co-caplaing Pauline Taylor, Alberta Towlcr, Delores Vann. FAYE LANGFORD C Uacik SCHEDULE GAME WE THEY Srinnecr 46 6 Gruver 27 13 Spearman 10 16 Gruver 35 25 Srinnert A 49 10 Morse 46 1 1 Gruver 21 29 S earman 20 26 Pgiillips 21 38 Stinnett 61 18 Phillips ' 28 37 Phillips 33 29 Perryton B 61 13 Spearman 27 25 Higgins 24 39 Phillips 39 35 Allison 44 19 Darrouzett 57 34 Mobeetie 25 43 Higgins 35 37 vifxxmr: IARROLL jun im' Forward DPZLORES VANN Soplzommfe Forward AU LIN xi, Tm LCR ju zz for Forward .L LOTIS NORMA GASTQN HARRELSON jumoe Sophomore Guard Guard HELEN LOOMAN HELEN MILLER OWLEI Forward Guard Freshman Sophomore joyczt ERICHSON I 1 Fomard NADINE GENTRY Sophomore Manager ': , I ,I Q px A 3 cf IQ gs GERA mms SAY M biluil Ewson Guard A Sophomore 1. Back row: Selmer Kirby, Ray Connelley, ll. R. Roberts, Burl Winks, Buddy Gifford, Edward Chapman R. L, Xvinneger. Front row: Merle Grimm, joe jones, jimmy Phillips, Milton Turner, Preston Gifford, BORGER GB SQUAD SCHEDULE E Plfzmcns Panhandle Plemens Panhandle Plainview Pampa Spearman A Stinnctt A Phillips Sr. nlohnls School Phillips St. john's School 'WE lost lost lost lost lost: lost lost lost lost won lost won THEY 'WOYI WOR 'WOI1 'WOI1 'WOH WOI1 won won W' 011 lost WOT! lost SELMER KIRBY C oaciz I Qi if UIMLAGINARY INVALID SENIOR PLAY fhgjan ,,... A- Toiuette MM.,, Qclxnenm .... Cleanse ..,.. Angelique LOlIl5Oi'L,,.. WM,,M4,..,,, Dxafarxrus ,..,. ,. .......h.... - Thomas Diaiiorirus ...... Dc Bounefoxi .,.,........ , Beralcle ..,,.., N A,,..N, Purgan. .,w, , ..,, V .W..,..,.w. Stage Manager, Property Manager ....... Business Manager. ,,.X . C,ostu1r1es,., ....,.,....... ,- lilectriciaxm. ,.., , Pmmptcrsn w.,f . Publicity ...,M... , .....W Dirccmr ...,, - -A ,... ,Vxcrrou Aunmzv NI.-XRGARET MCGEJ5 Lxmoxaxd Grimm ----,-R,AI,PH BAYLESS ,..--W,Br:'1'1'Y BRIGGS .,-.ELrzABE'1'H Ksrru ..,,-,lYiCELROY BROOKS OMA GILBRETH --.WJACR ROBERTS PETER LEE EHLERS Gzoncrz COPELAND A,, .M.McELRo'f Brzoorcs ,,,,-.,OMA Gxnmuzfru W ....,, v IQAN SHOUSE -,,----GLADYS ELVER ,--,-W.FR,2XNK Cox -,,-,,,SYLv1A Ryman JEAN STAHL -,-,--.JACK Romenvs . ,..,.. Miss B. ANGIE BOYLF UT MEM BER? Margie Parker, Pre.siderzt,g jewel Young, Vice-Presidmitg Genevieve Goodwin, Secre'razf'y-Treasurerg Mava Lay, Fayrene Reece, Margaret jo Moore, Maxine Gaiser, Ruth Lee Chanslor, Aims Harris, Miss Edna. Wilson, Sjsmzsofr. LIBRARY CLUB ' , The Library Club was organized in September 3938 by Miss Dale, the librarian at that time. Later in the year she resigned to go to Washington, and Miss Mabe-Ile Taylor, the succeeding libraria.n, reorgan- ized the Club. Miss Mfilson, the present Librarian, is sponsoring the club this year. s The Library Club is open to all classes in Borger High School, but this year it is made up of juniors i and Seniors. The Club is not limited or intended only for those interested in professional librarianship, but for those who are interested in books, reading, and personal improvement as well, The ,first quarter was given to bringing the members into at working relationship with the library. Later, reviews of current books were given through cooperation with the Current Literature Section of the A. A. U. VV. Plans have been made for continued reviews for and by the members, and for a rlourse in personal improvements based on the various personality books. THE DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATIONS CLUB STUDENT AND CLASS OFHCE Ci-IARLICS 'lvl-IOMPSON, President ..,. ......... M- ANNA MAME S1-IIPLHY, S.f?m'etm'y-Trfffzszzrm' M-, HAROLD W1x'1'r1Rs, Vice-P1'esidenz.r ........ PTHELMA H6lI,CCJ3IB,, Clznirmfm Program Crmz. 131auafxvN1a Cfxsslrv ,,v.. - A1,PHfx IQIQNTFRONV .,.. ,. ALFRFIJ XVILSON r FoRRrgs'r CARSON .M.,, . BILLY' Asxxaw M, ,r VELMA Hoon ,,.,.. Grzonmz BRAIN .. Bon Com' , Vmczn. FRALEY A..N . GLENN COGDILL ...., ELNORA ENGLE ,. 'KVINZSTON CZUNTER ..... EM PLOYER Fun' Food Store J. C. jones Co. 'WinLcr's Garage Borger Laundry --r-..,,-r--,-,.-,--Lcwis Hardware , ,,,V,v,,,,,,,,...,,, V,, ,.,.,.,A,... M .....,,.,,,, , C. Sc R. Grocery ,,w..., rHubcr Machine Shop Huber Machine Shop jim's Grocery Gffice Supply Anismarfs Depr. Store XVhire's Auto Store Ollie Harris Holt Grocery Panhandle Slate Bank Latimefs Grocery ' Cl Y LIZACH ,, ,,,,A Rig Theatre ' Ci'.Ax'ToN BRHITENSTEIN .,..,..., j. C. Penney Co. Imfm Lmg Lmnsrpy ,,.A,.,,,, , ,,,, ,,,,,,,...... R etail Credit Association DEE Baum-mp. ,,NW,W,, ,,,,,,,,,, A , .,,,,,,,,,,,,, L ,,,MM,,, ,,,-.,, ,,,-, ,,n,,,.w., . . ..,, .. ,,,,,W S haw Sc Holcomb Grocery Tommy Rmnuc ,.... .,r., y.,, A ,,,,.Wr.. M ....., X . ,..,,W,.r.,........,,..,..rw A w .r...,,,.r ,. .,.,.,,.................. Harris GIUCGI' BUD COUNTSANAQQA ,-,,,,.., W ,,,..,,, WM,,,Wmm,, ,,,,,,, ,M ,,M,,,,, M, ,,,,,, , W-, ,,,,, ,W .,,,, ,,,,,..,,--,C0ntinental gil Co. , MR. Si'5g.WART,LSfUN50T I he D. 0. Club was established last year for the benefit of chose students who do not plan to attend college. MEM BERS joy Dodge, Mary Sue Fields, Dorothy Vtmclron, Virginia Luttrel, Audrey Lutrrel, jerry Brown, Marjorie Wells, Bernice Hanson, Helen Sample, Margaret Ramirez, Connie Hunt, Shirley Mclsfellis, Marilyn Wein- burg, Celina Mae Stone, jerry Burns, Pauline Boylan, Lena Byrns, Louise jordan, Verna Adams, Juanita Harrison, Mary jean Tweedy, Mr. Cockrell, Sponsor. MUSIC CLUB At its regular Wednesday meetings the Music C1 ub, under the sponsorship of Mr. Cockrell, divides its time between singing popular songs and songs that are composed by Mr. Cockrell. Mr. Conkrell and jerry Burns alternate at the piano as accompanists. K v MEMBERS arger Glenn Campbell 'Wayne McDonald james White Owen Collom Roy Cassnry Brlly creamy Toeaszner Dean Smith Fublzczty Manczger Glenn Marior C L 'Walker Rodney Gearld kaxlor Vml11am Morrxs Gerald Harrison Marcus Cantrell johnny Reeves Billy' Nee- Ray Snow, Russell Hawkins, Vance Burrell, Senior Advisorg james Smith, Kenneth Agee, don Terry, Sponsor. m W A ccheson, johnny Gillman, Dean Garland, -I. R. Brown, Kenneth Chambless, Harold Tennyson, 1 a ' x ' 7 f I .v 1 X' , xr 1 - 'g f ' , Y ,' -' . .g ' , . . , 3 ' I F X Q 3 4' ' l SCOUT ADVANCEMENT CLUB m of thls club consxsts oi handicraft ideas hrsrorxcal scoutmg and the advancement ln rank of :lub was organized for the purpose of linking the Scouting program with the school curriculum. a . .... , . . . , . .ual scout. The standards of the club are the same standards as those dictated by the Scouting n of the Boy Scouts of America. 1 MRM Bees juanell Campbell, Presidentg Floetta Koen, Vice P'resident,' Lois Covey, Scc:'retm'yg Dorothy Morriss, Lena Byrne, Juanita Sullivan, Rose Marie Curteman, Minnie Hatcher, Opal Cypher, Lorena White, Twyla Rich, Ozelle Lewis, Anna Maud Bums, Roselle Brock, Adeline Riddle, Peggy Greenway, Charlene Ensor, june Leonard, Melva Joyce Dowell, Willie Mae Betts, Frankie White, Katherine Shadbolt, Aline Gipson, Vir- ginia Swearingen, Normie Lee Haynes, Fairlee Koen, Miss Chenoweth, Sponsor. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB The Future Homemakers of Texas, sponsored by Miss Chenoweth, have as their objective to learn to make homes more interesting and to make the girls better hostesses. The girls are ambitious to be ideal high school girls, and to this end study etiquette. The aim as stated in their yearbook is Home Conduct and Social Acceptabilityf' --ILITEIIC 5 'Q EENiLHi'-ii Axfkcifrkrzbj cowzfifloaowfujfea K' MM HELEN MCDONAL 0 STANLEY CANN -HI! ll mdk 1. if ,a-231 s E Y L F! 1 Q UUUDINH ? , 1 'E lm. WJ T ,Y-MMU! I NW,-ai T J UNIUREJ FRANCES WATSON HEN RY RAY E I3 5 2 Am 2 l 3 fa, fm? LJ E 3 iwgi Y ww 'lm-E E imma? '33 , nf wwf Q W ,WQMM 5 . gym.-J E 5 2 ? 2 lui FE J mv N Q ,J vgN1OR,COLLINGSVL?OR NR? bf PAULINE TAYLOR K 4 A ki 1 3 .1 EUPHUNUEEE JM E,.W,V'fi'Q'59n 3 T . JEAN TASEER Fi L. L 1 HU 'MEN l ?'1 Pr Eb - 'kflm G. l X , ,-4, . ' A -ia? ,, . X- .Q if .A ls- Q lg.: e?,Jlm+ wx . os '21Q' l A2-' ' e if e :V , X I I Ulu, N . .x i 1 ' Q W Z 1 I Q. 1 ,.,, 9 M ' jo Frances Seeger Af'- Elnora Engle .:.f ' we Betty Briggs 'f x ' Betty Lou Q, ,Q ' is Bggklgy in 4. , f ,f . 5 x A I ' x 1 4 Y v- Q Q 1 55' , M N yi Q A w,, ,N 3? sm j ,. s 5' 'Q '14-,f'fe:.2g.gs:S,'s7 ' lm ill . M , fx 9. 1 'ii Louie Cohn Vera Adams ,,.,.., SWF Gearld Carter A group of twelve stuclemb selected for sportsnlanship, scholarship, character, leader ship, and extra-curricular work, are, of course, studemm. The ba tion is similar to ua National Honor dems, except :hat Ii residence is no These students eeed. 'FE 515 1 tg c BHC' Helen McDonald 41562 r HELI-:N NICDONALD Queearfs A tten dcmi KATHARDUZ CLARK Queen of 140 joe CHARLES ROBERTS Duke ALBJQRT HOLCOEIBE Quueenfs Escort Gziiety and excitement were rainpant in our school palace on the night of February 13, for at that time was held' our traditional corona- tion ceremony. First came the presentation of notzibles to the '39 queen, Lotrene Boone, during which several judges selected Helen McDonald, one of a huge array of cluchesses sponsored by local firms, as attendant to the l940 queen. As the results of the queen election were announced, Katie Clark, lovely Senior candidate, took the throne. All money received as votes for class candidates was given to the bandg thus the title, Band Sweetheart of 1940, is borne by 2 2 2 1 1 Q 3? 5 1 Q 2 5 E X Q E 5 5 E S x E E 5 5 2 s OVER THE RAINBOW JUN1oR PLAY CAST Loyd Hamilton .,..........,,., ,. ,......,... N.-0TTO SAMPLE Edna Hamilton ..,, ... ,,.,...,,,.,,,. ,,,--.,Q,--GR.Ac1z ,LXDANIS Shirly Morgan .,,...... .W ,.., .,,m-EvnLYN BICKINNEY' Teddy Graham ,..,, ,, ..,,,, ., ..., .. ..,..u...A... S 'ravxa RAGAR Dick Lawson .... W. .,....,.........,, - ,........ VICTOR JURY johnson --.... ....... .., .,., .,,,,-,-,, w..,.....,,h..... HENRY RAY Polly Klein .... - .,,.. N.. ..... - Yvonne O'Brien-.,.--,.--..-,.,..-,,.. Amy Parten-,..M,-w .,,. .,. Director ........... M-- .....,, .,., WCAROLLIZA JOHNSON ..BomaE BRADSHATN ---,. ........,.... --,Po1,mf Rovsa -,,,.,MRs. GRACE EVIARTIN BUSINESS COMMITTEE Publicity Chairman.. ....... ,. ,......,, GARTH lXfIASSINGILL Stunf Chairman .,,, l, .,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,, BQAXINE CARROLL General Ticket Chairman .,,.,Ml.......,..,h I EAN ITHACA Aclvertisi11g-,-,.,h-,M--,W ,,,.,, , ,,,,,,,,M Tmvis C-RAC Ushers ...,,.,, ,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,.h,.,.N ,,,,, DJRIIFDRD STEYNART FRANQHQS YVATSGN FRANKIE Vv'A1:r12Rs GARTH IVIASSINGILL BILLIE Towxsmzn ,lkfnnromv STE VVART E LJ W5 MMWW' ,WAWAWMM Ofaufwf , Wwiwmpwf wmpow ,ifwwfwfw J TRIO NIARY SUE FIELDS DEALVA VSIININGER LE?-:A BURNS CHORAL CLUB The Choral Club for the: season 19353-1940 had an crxxmlimcm mf more than fifty, fm' Gilda! Sf3!TLQSiClf. Bcforc Lhe Christlnas holidays, a two-pzlrt cam tam was given at several of the city churches azmi in assexnbly. Alter much consiciemticnl, it was dcfgidcd to get robes for the club, which were used at ihc State contest held in Plainview in April. Last year the duh won za. first divi- sion rating in the distract fontest and received a loving cup. - i COMMERCIAL CLUB Mernbefrs: Evelyn Klein, Corrinc Graham, Pauline lioylzm, 7?3tvzty Lou Gentry, Betty Lou Hull, Ollie Ann 7 Campbell, Rue Eli Hart, Lillie Mac Oslamnc, Clirystctie Boylzsm, Mary Left: Rodgers, Frankie Ann YN hitc, Miss Hutson, Sponsor. TYPING CLUB Typing Club activities include typing of social letters, speed and accuracy drills, and regular assign- ments, as well as practice for 1HllCfl'53Cll'lOl2i Ll,lC Itceagtic mzxtefstea. The Typing Club gives honorable mention to the following first-ycztx' lyplsls, Cach of whom was awarclcfl Z1 llmnzte mifflal by the Commercial Depart- mcfnt for typing 35 or more wurclfs 21 minute, with live or lewcr c1'm1'5, on a 15-minute test before Thanks- giving: Joyce Ericksori, Nlzxrgarct Young, Wilma Lac jomgs, EZlYllD'l3W11Cf,', Margaret MQGCQ. Alffmlmrs: Margaret Young, prtfsitlcntg Peter Lcc Ehlers, vice-presiclfxntg Narcidczl Pennington, secretary- trcaatnrcrg Margie Teague, itcporttezrg Elsie Mac: Cypcfrt, Verna Mae jefferson, Bert Stewart. img ' 4 ,: w, , gli , , f s' A:- 'lff 5 sr- 3 il D. D. E. CLUB The D. D. E. Club was Hirst organized in H326 The purpose ol thc: club is to assixre an imtemivc lor better spcakiiig. Students participating iii clcbzites, clecxlmnacion :md cxtcuipo- rziucous speech are aided in rrizikiug an 21CCl1l'?ll.C zmalysis of spffccli problcms. liacli member has set as 21 stzimlzircl, not the ability to express liimscll, but thc falleettivcness of impressing his auclifsilcie. The club has attended four speech IG1lI'I1Zi111CI'1tS fluririg the ycarg nzimcly. lklzuto Lubbock, Pampzi, arid Amarillo. Borgei' has had sfivcral practice contests with riezfirlgzy KOWIIS. During the year l938-39, the D. D. group 'woo the following honors: DISTRICTS REGIONAL Debate, Boys-First Dficlziriifition, lloys--First lflffclamzitioii, Boys-First Extefriporaneous, Girls-Second lixleiinporancoiis, Girls-Fii'st Debate, Girls-Second llcclaiiizicion, Ciirls-Sfxconcl STATIL lfXlICH1POli21NCOU5, Boys-Seqonfl Lewis Scliger won first io Senior Boys .llcclzmizitiom junior Boys-fllliircl Ijgglgmguign at Siam, MEMBERS Scott Sclimalhorst, Bill Sliver, Ray Comieflljf, Tvlary Jo Briggs, Maxine lilmore, llfyrieina Colli11s,Virginia Sweariiigcn, Garth Massingill, George Miller, Mack Clomielly, Billie Marie Towrisefnd, Marcy Bulger, Sylvia Kzzziisli, lilcliih jones, Batty joan Clizimblcss, Framies 'Watsou, Doris Barron, Marvin Dodson, 'William Ulallis, Dick Bulger, Cliilorcl Hill, Miss Lillian Hop- ping, and Mrs. Glen Henderson, Sponsors. 1 , i , l :A A 2 . Q l Vzv' 1 ,,,.1. I U I VERA ADAMS JEAN STAHL Second Year Winner, 1933 First Year Winner, 1939 The Vera Chapter fso named in honor oi Vera Atlatns, Zncl year winner in Latin Tournament in H9385 of the junior Classical League was organized in 1938. This Berger Chapter boasts of the second largest membership of the entire State of Texas. The Club was reorganized early in the year 1939 with Grace Adams elected Presidentg Vera Adams, Vice-presitlentg and Frances Watson, Secretary. Latin students, past or present, having a good scholastic recorcl and in good faith with Berger High School, nifty become members of this organizatitm by being initiated in a very impressive ceremony at which time they are entitled to receive their attractive C. L. pin and niernbership card. i The Vera Clhapter has two honorary members: Vera Atlams, who won hrst place in 2nd year Latin contest in 1938, and jean Stahl, who won first place in lst year Latin contest in 1939. ' October 25, 1939, the junior Classical League entertained all present and past Latin members with a tea. The Club will be host for the first time on April 6 to all-district Latin contestants entering the Latin '1'lOLl1'Il21IllQI1L. The guests will he entertained with a luncheon, tea, and banquet, which will be carried out in Roman pomp and style with all students' dressed in elahoratecosttxmes. The purpose of the junior Classical League is to teach students that Latin is not a tleacl language but lives in all the Romance languages of the world: to teach them a cleeper appreciation of the great cultural Roman civilizationg to show them that the Rontztn people, by their law, art, and literature, made great contributions to the entire world, antl, by their knowledge of Latin, to help to keep the lamp of learning aglow. 'GY if Mp.. CLYDE Rown ANNA RUTH Director Drum I 5 2 Q Fifi xkiiywxqi K . J'?p LWFvkl V4 ,Q ' Mb A : vp: K -1 ' 5 5 QE . , i mf? 7, V 1, .gmiyl , .if ' ff 1575331 7,, Vi. 4? N T A in? V. ck? . W , .V Q A ufwifzi . W, M1152 4 VH y K K ' 1 x .. ff-:frm . T'52fiQf'1j EF' 5 If if if 'rg TL 'Vi iifki i , ,A .Q P553 ' .3 :li wvfzgfi 1,15 ,gg W. . 'NSA hligg ykkrg k , vf ,pg jj g ggggty, L75 5 5 Jw X, M 4 .f my 2 E as xy: 12 W 2 me i w!,gg,, f if by - fx . 9' J QW Y E N' as gi Q 4 SAXOPHONE SEXTET-Jimmie Phillips, Lorena Hazton, Betty Lou Beckley, J' if 2? 5 5 nv? A ,NQFYFF . Bob Evans, Afton Edwards, and Louie Cohn. M ARGARET MQG1-Lx: Baton Twirling First in Nazional '38 and '39 BETTY Lou BECKLEY Soloist First in National '38 and '39 1 ,fix Loans C01-IN Soloist First in National '38 and '39 AFTON EDXVARDS Soloisz First at Enid, Second at National THE MERRY HARES SENIQR PLAY H0'race Ha1'e,-W H....... ..,...,,,..,,..,..., w.,..,,,. L 0 Urs RQHIZRTS Phillip .,............ ..,....... ,.,,.,.. Ek 5 icE1.RoY Bxcxaxs Diana .M,..........A.,...... ,.,,,.,..H.. . M M.., .,,,,,,.,.,,m , .JOAN SHOUSE Annice ..,,,....h.,W.....,..... .,,,, ik TARY jo BRIGGS Anthony Pmzfizer ..,, , ...,,W ,. ,.,.,.. .M.,.,.. f 'XLBERT HOLCOMBR Ch'risti1 ze. ....,....m.M,,,,.,, --- ,......,,.,...... J EAN STAHL Pug Wfu7nwrig?z15 M,.,.,.... ,... M ...,.... ......,., P H ILLIP KOEHLER Aww A-mbsf Lyon .,...,. ,...M..,,.,.., ......,., . ,,,.,.. G LADYS ELVER Pricillcz Rossitefr .,,,.....,.. ' Oloa u.... .......,,......,....,..., CHRYSTENE BOYLAN ,WMAUDREY LUTRELL Isl Radzo Amz ounf:er .... - ..,..... M,.vMmN, - M4 .,.,.W.,....uw,wM OMA GILBRE'FH Znd Radzo A1mu1m.cev',.W, .vM,. W, ...,,. ...,.M..n,....,,.. GLENN COGDILL MISS B. ANGIE BQYLE, Director M112 B XX GEORGL BET1 LINIOEL F12.AmX FRANCIS Gearld Carter Pwfsidmzt Nadme Gentry jimmic Phillips Tfeaszmsr I X . Sylvia Ryder wie 1 1 X- my joan Shouse Vice-Pmsiaiffnz va E I lbx Betty Lou Bcddey Elnora Engle My Elizabeth Keith Uma Louie Cohn QQUNIQH . , WX. ' 'QV ag if if Linioei Geyer Sfscrczary x Helen MMM gl! 'Vera Adams Albert Holcombe 6311 3 1 Betty Briggs Roberts WW rth John M cLair M assingill Grace Adams Frances Vifatson NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY O The 'Berger High School branch of thi: National Honor Society consists of twempy-four studems, sixteen seniors and sight: juniors, Chosen for sfshoiarslxip, service, charzuzter, and leadership, the IIICITJJJEIS are active in class and extra- curricular Work. Band, athieticzs, amluzzl, pep squad, Grow! staff, plays, Latin and Spanish tournaments, chorai work, and student council-all these have been served ef- iiciently by members of the National Honor Socieiy. E EETIUN N- Emmlasy- WUPUUNG gfuuq I ' Q if EJ! gf, M , Y 2 WW J ' HW Qifffl Sl K ,Dj 1 Ulf Eg 1' ' V JF J ,,fl'fM xii' , 7,f1Yg Qu' 50,715 Q 'JL ,v 'A 114 ,N 5 L W N b bf QJLAA Ll,,4,,. u'Lf Q .N -1 - : iw I ffillf' ,U V1 M J mm Vail, I fwfw jf lx 1' A, s x Q xx X Q, 1 ' A 1 . X, XR N. 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