Charles H Milby High School - Buffalo Yearbook (Houston, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1941 volume:

MAJOR J. B. WISE Professor of Military Science and Tactics MISS VAUGHT Sponsor of the ROTC Sponsors Club TROPHY AWARDED TO MILBY ROTC '40 DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS '40 CHARLES H. MILBY HIGH SCHOOL HOUSTON, TEXAS VOLUME X 1941 EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: LAYOUT EDITORS: ART EDITOR: ADVERTISING EDITOR: MAURINE CHAMBLEE EMERIE JONES MAXINE HARGIS MARGIE WILLARD COLLEEN PLASTER DEDICATION rdf rW8 V t The Secretary of State WASHINGTON With the democratic spirit of the times dominating the theme of this issue of THE BUFFALO we dedicate Volume X to the principles of democratic unity in the Western Hemisphere to this staunch advocate of this ideal, the Honorable Cordell Hull, Secretary of State of the United States of America. October 18, 1940 My dear Mias Chamblee: I wish to acknowledge the receipt of your letter dated October fifteenth and to thank you for your courtesy In informing me of the plana of the Charles H. Mllby High School to adopt Hemisphere Defense as the theme for its year book. As of possible interest and for such use as you may desire, I take pleasure In quoting below an excerpt from my speech to the Second Meeting of the Foreign Ministers or their Representatives of the American Republica at Habana on July 26, 1940: “By helping each other, by carrying out with vigor, determination and loyalty whatever deci- sions are reached, the American nations can build a system of economic defense that will enable each of them to safeguard itself from the dangers of economic subordination from abroad and of economic distress at home. Sincerely yours. U Mias Maurice Chamblee, Charles H. Mllby School, 1601 Broadway, Houston, Texas, TABLE OF CONTENTS Tabla de Materias I. ADMINISTRATION Administracion II. GRADUATES OF '41 Sraduados de '41 III. CLASS OF '42 Class de '42 IV. CLASS OF '43 Class de '43 V. FAVORITES Los Favoritos VI. SCHOOL ACTIVITIES Actividades de la Escuela VII. SPORTS Los Deportes VIII. HUMOR Los Chistes FOREWORD JO ALLECE BRANCH and HARLEY WEBB represented Milby in the Houston Rotary Club contest for sending two high school students as emissaries to Latin-America in June, 1941 We, the staff of the 1941 BUFFALO, have tried to bring to Milby students some of the highlights of this school year and at the same time to record our ideas of the extreme importance of friendship between ourselves and our Latin-American neighbors. With this feeling dominating our national life, we have chosen Pan-Americanism as our theme. We sincerely hope this book will recall in years to come the joys and woes of our high school days and meanwhile be of some aid in cementing democratic unity in the Western Hemisphere. Today we realize more than ever what a privilege it is to live under the torch of Liberty. The United States of America has kept this torch burn- ing brightly by establishing public schools and colleges for the education of all. The National Government helps the poor to become educated by provid- ing part-time jobs in order for them to complete their education. Education is the foundation of Democracy; our privilege it is to strive for a 100 per cent enlightened nation. .- ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION BOARD OF EDUCATION OF HOUSTON INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT Left to Right: Holger Jeppesen; Miss Madera, Secretary; E. D. Shepherd; W. E. Moreland, Personnel Director; Dr. Henry A. Petersen; H. L. Mills, Business Manager; Dr. Ray K. Daily, Chairman. DR. E. E. OBERHOLTZER Superintendent J. O. WEBB Assistant Superintendent W. I. STEVENSON B.A.-M.A., T.C.U.-Univ. of Texas PRINCIPAL J. T. LONG B.S.-M.S., Texas A. M. Col. ASST. PRINCIPAL MRS. CLARA McLENDON B.B.A., University of Texas DEAN—ADV. SHORTHAND NEEDHAM, MRS. R. M. B.A., Rice Institute REGISTRAR MILLIGAN, MRS. H. K. B.A., Rice Institute SECRETARY BRUNDAGE, MRS. G. Colo. Col. of Ed. ATTENDANCE CLERK MILTON, Q. KATHRYN B.A., Tex. St. Col. for Women LIBRARIAN YOUNG, MARGARET E. B.A., University of Texas ENGLISH, CHAIRMAN BAYLESS, ROSCOE B.A., Texas Tech. PUBLIC SPEAKING BRENNAN, M. B.A., San Marcos St. Teachers Col. ENGLISH COX, HAZEL JUANITA B.A.-M.A., U. of Tex.-U. of Hou. CO-ED—ENGLISH DONOGHUE, JACK V. B.A.-M.A., Sou. Calif.-U. of Tex. ENGLISH HARRELL, FANNIE B.A., Mary-Hardin Baylor Col. ENGLISH BRIGHT, DOROTHEA B.A.-M.A., University of Texas ENGLISH HOSKINS, CONDE R. B.A.. University of Texas PUBLIC SPEAKING INGRAM, MRS. LILY P. A.B.-M.A., Baylor U.-U. of Miss. ENGLISH DEE, LOUIS Ph.B., Georgetown University MATH GRAY, MRS. J. E. B.A., Southwestern University MATH LcGROS, MRS. PAUL B.A.-B.S., University of Houston LAB. READING MARTIN, ODELL B.A., No. Tex. State Teachers Col. ENGLISH SCOTT, MRS. BESS W. B.A.. Baylor Col.-Baylor U. JOURNALISM DAYIS, MRS. FANNIE B.S., Sam Houston St. Teach. Col. MATHEMATICS, CHAIRMAN GROVER, MRS. B. B.A.-M.A., University of Texas MATH KERR, MRS. N. C. B.A., Rice Institute MATH PERKINS, MRS. J. C. B.S.-M.Ed., Sam Houston St., Univ. of Texas, MATH BAILEY, AVIS B.S., Rice Institute HISTORY, CHAIRMAN BELT, MAURICE B.A., Rice Institute HISTORY HENDRIX, J. B. B.A., Southwestern University HISTORY—LATIN McGREGOR, M. L. B.A„ Rice Institute HISTORY MARR, JOHN C. M.A., University of Texas HISTORY ROSE, GLADYS B.A.-M.A., University of Texas HISTORY TRIBBLE, ELSIE M. M.A.-M.Ed.. Sam Houston St., University of Texas, HISTORY LOONEY, MRS. RALPH LAWRENCE, MRS. K. E. B.A- Rice Institute-Univ. of Tex. BA., Rice Institute COMMERCIAL, CHAIRMAN COMMERCIAL SIMPSON, MRS. J. H. B.A., Liniversity of Texas COMMERCIAL VAUGHT, MARGARET B.S.. Tex. St. College for Women COMMERCIAL WALLACE, MRS. W. T. B.BA., University of Texas COMMERCIAL STOCKARD, CORA I). B. A., Univ. of Tex., CHAIRMAN H. ECONOMICS, CLOTHING i DURRENBERGER, M. M. B.A.-M.A., SI. Edwards Univ., Columbia U., PHYSICAL El). McCOY, INEZ B.A., Tex. Si. Col. for Women PHYSICAL ED. a nM ROSE, CURTIS LEE B.S., Sam Houston St. Teacher'sj Col., PHYSICAL ED. FRANZ, SGT. G. F 9th Inf. of U. S. Army R.O.T.C. MILES, JIMMY B. SEALY, MARTIN T. Sec. Lt.. B.S., Texas A. M. R.O.T.C., Now in active duty 1st Lt., U.S.M.C.. BA., U. of H. K.O.T.C., Now in active duty GREEN, B. Q. BA., University of Texas SCIENCE NORTH, HAROLD M. BE.-MA., San Marcos, Univ. of Mo., SCIENCE BARCUS, NANNETTE BA.-M.A., Baylor University SPANISH, CHAIRMAN BOXLEY, KATIE BA.-MA., Rice Institute- Univ. of Tex., SPANISH WINDHAM, WM. P. YOUNG, PRENTISS B.S.. North Tex. St. Teacher's Col. B.S.-MA.. A. M.-Columbia Univ. GENERAL SHOP. SHOW CARD MECHANICAL DRAWING HURST, MRS. M. A. BA.-M.A., University of Texas SCIENCE, CHAIRMAN- BOMBARDIER, MRS. N. BA., University of Texas ART. CHAIRMAN SEASTRAND, E. L. B.A., Colo. Col. of Ed. MUSIC, CHAIRMAN POOL, MRS. LeROY S. B.S., Tex. SL College for Women MUSIC SCHOENFIELD, A. P. BA.-L.LJB., Rice Institute Houston Law School, HISTORY ORRISON, MRS. A. L. B.S., Tex. SL College for Women FOODS WATTS, MRS. ANNIE B. B.S.-M.S., TSCW- Univ. of Tex. HOME ECONOMICS ZINNECKER, LLOYD F. Southeastern St. Teacher’s College IND. ARTS CHAIRMAN, SHOP BRADY, MRS. R. E. B.S., Tex. St. Col. for Women ART The United States of Venezuela, as one of our South American neighbors, has had a history of bloody battles, uprisings and revolutions. Its longest period free from strife was from 1880 to 1892, twelve years, under Guzman Blanco. Due to these internal quarrels, which have kept it undeveloped, it has been a struggle to enforce education throughout the country. Since 1921, however, when a law was passed which made primary education free and compulsory, it has become more general. Now there are a number of schools and colleges established in this coun- try of beautiful cloud-topped moun- tains and the future for an enlight- ened people is bright. GRADUATES OF ’41 EVAN WEAVER President JOHN BOILLIN MAXINE BONNER LEONARD BOSTON TENNIE BOWERS PATRICIA BOYLE BILLY ADAMS DOROTHY ADAMS LUCY ALBERTSON GLORIA ANDERSON DORIS ALEXANDER KENNETH BEAN DORIS BELLAMY JOHN BENNETT ROBERT BLANAR BILLY HERMAN Vice-President LOIS M. ALLBRIGHT DAISY ANTHONY OLLIE ASKEW RUTH AUSTIN BRUCE BARNETT JOAN BARTH LORRAINE DUFFY Secretary EMERIE JONES Sgt.-at-Arms GEORGE ANDERSON WAYNE DOWLING HERBERT DYER M. EBERHARDT B. ECKHARDT LENNOX ENGDOHL CECIL ERICKSON GEORGE COX WILLIAM COYLE D. CRITENDON FERNE CRUSE JACK DAUGHTERY HELEN DAHMS HELEN DENMAN DOROTHY DILLMAN EDITH DIXON OMA LEE DUNHAM LILLIE DUPLANTIS CARRIE DURHAM LOUISE CULPEPPER P. J. CULPEPPER JOY NELL CUSHMAN RALPH CUSHMAN LEWIS DAVIES MARIE DAVIS SHIRLEY DeLAGE BILLIE JEAN GEROW V. GILBREATH EDWARD GOEMAN MARYBELLE GRACE ELDREDGE GRIMES DANIEL GUTIERREZ JUDITH HAINES LOUISA ESPINOSA ANITA J. FERNANDEZ PETE FLORRES MARY FOLEY EDMOND FORD LUCILE FREITAG JEROME FRITZ DAVID FROELICH WALLACE GAMBLE RALPH GARDNER WILLIAM HARMS FLORENCE HARPER DONALD HARTMAN MERLE HARVEY rl ■ JULIA HEREDIA WILLIAM HEATON EDGAR HENDERSON IRENE HATFIELD MARY J. HOUSMAN GILBERT HAYES RUFUS HERNANDEZ DORIS HERZIK E. HERNANDEZ QUEVA F. HESTER L. HOLLINGSWORTH DEE HOLLYFIELI) JOSEPHINE HOWARD HERBERT HUCKABY LENA M. HUTTON TONIA IMAI PAUL LEONARD M. JOHNSTON MILAM JONES R. L. RASTER ANN LUCAS BETTY LUMBLY ROLAND MADDOX ELLEN MANNING WALTER MANNING HAROLD MARSH REBECCA MARTINEZ SAM MASSEY DOLORES KAUP WILFRED KAY JAMES KIRBY MARILU KNUPPLE EDNA MAE KOPPEN EDWARD KUERBIS ROBERT LANGDON ROBERT LANSDELL JACK LARSON BILL LEE JACK LEE GWENDOLYN MAYNE DORIS LEONARD K. McCALEB CHARLES NEFF ELLA NEWMAN STELLA O’FALLIN ELEANOR OLSON LOUISE MOSS J. W. MUNKE GEORGE MYRICK WESLEY NAGORNY RUTH OLSON MARY K. POUEIGH EDWINA POWITZKY GIBERT QUINONES LESLIE RABORN FRANCES RAMIREZ NINA RAY BLAIR REBER BOBBIE OWENS TOM ROBERTS EVELYN ROBINSON DOROTHY OWENS ELSIE OWENS R. C. PALM MINTER PALMER JAMES PARR V REX ROBINSON NORMAN PAYNE GERALDINE PEEL CARMEN PEREZ JAMES PERKINS DORIS JEAN PETRY LILLIAN PILAT JANET PITTMEIER COLLEEN PLASTER LORAINE PORTER BETTY WARREN LLOYD WEAVER THELMA THOMAS WAYNE TIBBS E. WEIDEMIER RUSSELL WEST JAMES WHITE WM. EDWARD WILL HENRI THEILER «■ JACKIE B. WILLARD MARJORIE WILLARD G. WILLETT DARRELL TUCKER GRACE TUNNELL EVA TURNER WM. VELASQUEZ IVAH G. VERLANDER DORA VIDAURRI EUGENE VIDRINE EDDIE VOLOTKO BUDDY WEIKEL MABEL TISSUE ANNIE TOBLER JUANITA TORRES GENE WADE DRAMATISTS? MACHINIST SALUTE THE MAJOR [LAMAR JOURNALISTS I BOX SUPPER PAPER SELLIN ? HUNGRY? SMILE. PLEASE OUCHI ■ THE SUN SHINES BRITE POSIN' iAROLD MILBY WHEN BOSS HERMAN TAKES OVER COMMISSIONERS JOB DOROTHY WILLIAMS JUANITA WILLIAMS BILLY WILLIAMSON JAMES WLMBERLY MARIE WINSTON ROGER WINTERS WINNIE R. WOODS ETHEL YOUNG GRflDUADOS H0I10RABUES DOROTHY ADAMS: Quill and Scroll. LUCY ALBERTSON: N. H. S. GLORIA ANDERSON: Quill and Scroll; Student Life Federation. CLYDE ARCHER: Football; Track. OLLIE ASKEW: Hi-Y; President Camera Club. RUTH AUSTIN: N. H. S.; Student Life Federation; Club Editor of Annual; Quill and Scroll; Who's Who Among Texas High Schools; Senior Play; Graduated with Honor. BRUCE BARNETT: Hi-Y; Camera Club. JOAN BARTH: N. H. S.; Graduated with Highest Honors. JOHN BENNETT: Hockey Team. MARVIN BLAIR: Student Life Federation. ROBERT BLANAR: N. H. S.; Graduated with Honor. LEONARD BOSTON: Student Life Federation; Track. JOHN BOILLION: Cartoonist of Buffalo; Vice-president H-Y; N. H. S. TENNIE BOWERS: N. H. S.; Graduated with Honor; Senior Play. PATRICIA BOYLE: President Quill and Scroll; N. H. S.; Student Life Federation; Who's Who Among Texas High Schools; Business Manager of Buffalo; Feature Editor of Annual; Graduated with Honor. CARL BOYLES: N. H. S.; Quill and Scroll; Paper Staff; Annual Staff; Hi-Y; Senior Play; Lieutenant ROTC. HELEN BRADY: Graduated with. Honor. JAMES BRADY: Vice-president Camera Club; 1st Lt. ROTC. BILLYE BRADLEY: Secretary Quill and Scroll; Circulation Man- ager of Annual; Paper Staff. MARGARET BREWER: Quill and Scroll; N. H. S.; Lt. Co-Eds; Student Life Federation; Who's Who Among Texas High Schools; Graduated with Honor. JOY BURGES: Graduated with Honor. LULA MAE BUTTERFIELD: Lt. Flags of Co-eds. JULIA BELLE BYRD: Quill and Scroll. JULIA MAE CAESAR: Quill and Scroll; N. H. S.f MAURINE CHAMBLEE: Editor of Annual; Sophomore Editor of Annual '39; N. H. S.; Secretary of Scott Scribes; Vice- president Quill and Scroll; Who's Who Among Texas High Schools; ROTC Sponsor; Graduated with Honor. MARJORIE CLAYTON: N. H. S.; May Fete '39. ETHEL COOK: Quill and Scroll; Feature Editor Buffalo. MELBA COOLEY: Graduated with Honor. VIOLA COWAN: N. H. S.; Graduated with Highest Honors. BILLY COYLE: 1st Lt. ROTC. DOROTHY CRITTENDON: Graduated with Honor. FERNE CRUSE: Captain Co-eds. LOUISE CULPEPPER: Quill and Scroll; Directory Reporter; Advertising Annual. PATRICIA CULPEPPER: President G. A. A. FELIX CURBELLO: 1st. Lt. ROTC. JOY CUSHMAN: Co-Eds; Who's Who Among Texas High Schools; President Girl Reserves. RALPH CUSHMAN: Student Life Federation; Sports Editor; Annual and Paper Staff. MARIE DAVIS: N. H. S.; Graduated with Highest Honors. EUGENE DE LAGE: May Fete '40; Hockey; Football; President Junior Class; Student Life Federation; Cheer Leader '40. SHIRLEY DELAGE: May Fete '40; ROTC Sponsor. EDITH DIXON: N. H. S.; Quill and Scroll; Advertising Manager Buffalo; Graduated with Honor. LORRAINE DUFFY: Ch.eer Leader '39-'40; Belle o' Milby '40. '41; Duchess May Fete '39; Princess '40; Miss Columbia '41; President of Scott's Scribes; Senior Editor of Annual; Who’s Who Among Texas High Schools; N. H. S.; Student Life Federation; Quill and Scroll; Graduated with Honor. OMA LEE DUNHAM: N. H. S.; Faculty Editor Annual; Grad- uated with Highest Honors. BARBARA ECKHARDT: May Fete '39. '40; Quill and Scroll; Student Life Federation; Captain of Co-Eds; Who's Who Among Texas High Schools; President Girl Reserves; Senior Editor Annual; Candidate for May Queen '41. JACK FAUSSET: 1st Lieutenant ROTC; Rifle Team; Camera Club. EARL FELTS: Football; Track. ANITA JANE FERNANDEZ: Graduated with Honor. LUCILE FREITAG: President G. A. A.; Spanish Award; ROTC Sponsor; Vice President N. H. S.; Who's Who Among Texas High Schools; Graduated with Highest Honors; N. H. S. Best Citize-n. BILLIE JEAN GEROW: Business Manager Buffalo. ED GOEMAN: Lieutenant Colonel ROTC; Jester May Fete '40; Boy o' Month December, '40; Senior Play. MARYBELLE GRACE: N. H. S.; Who's Who Among Texas High Schools; Quill and Scroll; Graduated with Honor. JUDITH HAINES: N. H. S.; Student Life Federation; Lambda Sigma Alpha; Graduated with Highest Honors. ELVIRA HALLMARK: ROTC Sponsor; Rifle Club. MAXINE HARGIS: Layout Editor Annual; Co-Editor Directory; Vice President Quill and Scroll; Senior Play. WILLIAM HARMS: Football; Basketball. LEONARD HARRIS: Captain ROTC; Student Life Federation; Boosters' Club. BOBBY HARPER: Football. MERLE HARVEY: Directory Reporter; Annual Staff. BILLY HERMAN: President Student Life Federation; Vice Pres- ident Senior Class; Who's Who Among Texas High Schools; Hi-Y; N. H. S.; Graduated with Highest Honors; N. H. S. Best Citizen. DORIS HERZIK: N. H. S.; Quill and Scroll; ROTC Sponsor; Graduated with Highest Honors. QUEVA HESTER: Beauty Representative for Austin-Milby De Molay Dance. LOIS HOLLINGSWORTH: National Honor Society; President Quill and Scroll; Graduated with Honor. BILL HUCKABY: Duke May Fete '39, '40. GARNETT HUGHES: National Honor Society. BROWN. F. BRYANT, I. M. BRYANT. O. J. BURROUGHS, C. BUSH, E. BUTCHER, D. BUTLER, E. 1 v] BUTTERFIELD, L. M. CAMP, C. CARPENTER, M, CRUNDWELL, L CROWLEY. J. COPPINGER. I. CLARK. M. CARSON, T. vV , DARBY, H. DEAL, J. DUNLAP, G. FEHRMANN, J. H. FEHRMANN, 2L FLETCHER, F. FOX. D. FRISBY, C. - ' V i ' i—w. GERHARDT, R. KENNEDY, D. HYAMS, F. JONES, H. J. KELTON, T. HULL, T. HOWARD, B. HUGONIN, G, MARTIN, M. MASTERSON, J. MAXWELL, F. E. McCAMMON. J. McCLURE. E. A so 36 . - MEEK, M. MOORE, W. X '«k r-,' MORGAN, A. MORRISON. J MURRAY. G. N. MURRAY, M. - trw % OAKLEY, J. PARSONS, D. PAYNE, B. PAYNE, H. c0 £ AW POLLARD, G. PRESCOTT, J. C . QUAST, L. RADFORD, H. SIEMSEN, A. ROBERTSON. T. M RODRIQUEZ, I. ROGERS, C. ROGERS, N. ROGGE, C. • i K I n jL fell I rlta RUNNELS, A. M. SANDERS, G. . « ix t. SAWYER, R. SELLMAN, J. A SHAW, B. M. SHURTLEFF, N. SIMPSON. C. SMITH. J. STAR. F. J. ‘ STOWERS E. L WEBER, N. WHEELER, D. WHITTEN. v ,Ai l WOODS. F. ZERT, F. f' X 1 X GRADU ADOS HORIOR ABL6S LENA MARIE HUTTON: Graduated with Honor. ELIZABETH JACKSON: Co-Ed Cadet Corps. GRADY JEANNES: Treasurer Boy's Glee Club; Basketball; Track; Football. ROBERT JOHANSEN: Quill and Scroll; Reporter; Camera Club. GORDON JOHNSTON: Football. G. W. JOHNSON: Rifle Team; Captain ROTC. MARJORIE JOHNSTON: Quill and Scroll; Graduated with Honor. EMERIE JONES: President of N. H. S.; D. A. R. Citizen; Secre- tary Student Life Federation; Co-editor Directory; Managing Editor Paper; Layout Editor Annual; ROTC; Sponsors' Club; Treasurer Quill and Scroll; Sergeant at Arms Senior Class; Boosters' Club; Graduated with Highest Honors. ROGER KELM: National Honor Society; Graduated with Honor. JAMES KIRBY: ROTC Captain. EDNA MAE KOEPPEN: Graduated with Honor. BOBBY LANSDELL: Band Master; Camera Club. ROBERT LANGDON: Boy o' Month. PAUL LEONARD: National Honor Society; Graduated with Highest Honors. BETTY JO LUMBLEY: Graduated with Honor. ROLAND MADDOX: N. H. S.; Lieutenant ROTC. ELLEN MANNING: Graduated with Honor. SAM MASSEY: Quill and Scroll; N. H. S.; Lieutenant ROTC. LEOVARDA MATA: Football; Track; Baseball. MARVIN MEUTH: President Rifle Club; Captain ROTC; Vice President Officers' Club; Who's Who Among Texas High Schools. SYLVIA MEYER: ROTC Sponsor. STANLEY MILLER: Lieutenant ROTC. EARL MITCHELL: Treasurer Scott's Scribes; Hi-Y; Football. ALLAN MIDDLETON: President Hi-Y; N. H. S.; Student Life Federation; Basketball. LOUISE MOSS: President of Girls' Glee Club; N. H. S.; Quill and Scroll; Scott's Scribes. WESLEY NAGORNEY: 1st Lieutenant ROTC; N. H. S. ELLA NEWMAN: ROTC Sponsor; N. H. S.; Who's Who Among Texas High Schools. BOBBIE OWENS: N. H. S.; Student Life Federation; Boosters' Club; Graduated with Honor. ELSIE OWENS: ROTC Sponsor; N. H. S.; President Lambda Sigma Alpha; Who's Wh.o Among Texas High Schools; Graduated with Honor. JAMES PARR: Football; Track. J. V. PERKINS: President Boys' Glee Club. LILLIAN PILAT: N. H. S.; Quill Scroll; Who's Who Among Texas High Schools; ROTC Sponsors' Club; Senior Repre- sentative; Graduated with Honor. JANET PITTMEIER: Graduated with Honor. COLLEEN PLASTER: Who’s Who Among Texas High Schools; Treasurer N. H. S.; Quill and Scroll; ROTC Sponsors' Club. LORAINE PORTER: N. H. S.; Graduated with Highest Honors; Senior Play. KATHERYN POUEIGH: N. H. S. GILBERT QUINONES: Sergeant ROTC. LESLIE RABORN: Sergeant ROTC; Band. MADELINE RAINEY: Low Senior Beauty. BLAIR REBER: Student Life Federation; Lambda Sigma Alph.a; Hi-Y; Football; Buffalo Staff; Most Popular Boy '41; May Fete 41. IRENE RODDEN: Quill and Scroll; Circulation Manager Buffalo. DAVID ROSS: Sergeant ROTC. LAWRENCE ROBINSON: Sergeant ROTC. RUTH ROYE: President G. A. A.; President Girls' Glee Club. LEO RUIZ: N. H. S.; Sergeant ROTC; Graduated with Honor. BUDDY SATTERLY: N. H. S.; Graduated with Honor. YONEKO SAWAMURA: N. H. S.; Graduated with Honor. BENNIE MARIE SHAW: Graduated with Honor. LEON SHEPARD: Football; Track. CHARLES SIMPSON: Hi-Y; Graduated with Honor. GRACE SMITH: N. H. S.; Graduated with Highest Honors. IVARENE SMITH: Graduated with Honor. MILES SMITH: Hi-Y; Camera Club. EDITH SPEARS: Graduated with Highest Honors. MARGARET SPRAGGINS: Senior Representative Most Beauti- ful Senior; Candidate for May Queen '41. CARL TAUTENHAHN: Band, 1st Lieutenant ROTC. DORIS LEE TAYLOR: Who's Who Among Texas High Schools; N. H. S.; Quill and Scroll; Sergeant Co-Eds; Graduated with Highest Honors; Student Life Federation. RUDY TAKACS: Vice President Scott's Scribes; Hi-Y; Football. MABEL TISSUE: Major Co-Eds; N. H. S.; Quill and Scroll; Student Life Federation; Valentine Sweetheart; Duchess May Fete '39, ‘40; Club Editor Annual; Who's Who Among Texas High Schools; May Fete '41; Graduated with Highest Honors; Candidate for May Queen '41. EDITH THOMPSON: Co-Eds. ANNIE TOBLER: Graduated with Honor. DARREL TUCKER: Drum Major Band. EVAN WEAVER: President Senior Class; President N. H. S.; Football; Basketball; L. S. A.; Student Life Federation; Ser- geant-at-Arms Scott's Scribes; Sports Editor Buffalo. ELIZABETH WEIDEMIER: N. H. S.; Graduated with Highest Honors. BUDDY WEIKEL: Who's Who Among Texas High Schools; Lieutenant ROTC. RUSSELL WEST: Graduated with Highest Honors; Senior Play. JACKIE BELLE WILLARD: ROTC Sponsor; N. H. S.; ROTC Sweetheart. MARGIE WILLARD: N. H. S.; Who's Who Among Texas High Schools; Quill and Scroll; Artist on Annual; Art Scholarship. GWENDOLYN WILLET: President G. A. A.; ROTC Sponsor. DOROTHY WILLIAMS: N. H. S.; Graduated with Honor. BILL WILLIAMSON: Lieutenant ROTC; Rifle Team. JAMES WIMBERLY: Captain Basketball; Football. 8 The Republic of Panama, including the Canal Zone, comprises the Isth- mus of Panama and forms the con- necting link between North and South America. Panama was a part of Co- lombia for eighty-two years, from 1821 to November 3, 1903. Primary education is compulsory for all children between the ages of seven and fifteen. The completion of the full six-year primary course and an exam- ination are required for admission to secondary schools. Panama has many institutes of higher learning. Among them are the National Institute and National Uni- versity, which were created in 1935. CLASS OF ’42 ADAMS. D. ADAMS. R. ALDERSON. V. ALEXANDER. K. BASS. K. BAUER. B. BECK. E. BECKERS, N. BENEFIELD, O. F. BENNETT. J. BIANCHE. L. BLACKMAN. N. R. BLUDWORTH, L. BONGART, B. G. BOWERS, F. BRUMLOW. J. BULLOCK. H. BUSH. J. BUSING. R. CADDOU, J. CALAMI, S. CAMPBELL, B. CAREY, F. M. CARLIN. J. CARNATHON, T. CARSON, V. CARTER, E. P, CASINGER, M. CAYANAUGH. M. CAYWOOD, M. CHAMBERS. E. M. CHAPMAN, R. CLEMMONS. J. COFFEY, H. COFFEY, P. COFFEY, T. ' f ; COX, F. : CONNER, R. COPLEY. L. COURREGES. E. COUVILLION. B. COLBERT. L COLLINS, E. CRENSHAW. W. CRONK, M. CROWELL. L. CROZIER, E. DEHART. D. DERREBERRY, T. DICKENSON, D. D. DONALDSON, D. DORRE, L ECKHARDT. L. ELLIS. C. ELLISOR, A. ELMORE, J. ELSENBROOK, G. DOWDY, R. DUFF, P. R. ERICKSON, F. ERVIN, L DUMAS. A. ERWIN, B. J. FALOWRE. F. FARRAR, H. FLANIGAN, J. DUNCAN. C. DYE. B. EBERHARDT. A. FOSTER, J. FOWLER, L. FOYE, M. H. FRANZ. J. B. FREITAG, A. FROELICH, T. GENTRY, H. GLENN, A. M. GUTIERREZ. C. GUYEWSKI, J. o GOLDSTEIN. C. HANAGRIFF, J. HANSEN, A. HANSEN, E. HANSEN. R. HARRIS. A. HARRIS. M. HARTY. M. HATFIELD. M. HAWKINS, C. HERNANDEZ, E. HERRIN. L MEYERS, M. MEYERS. M. MILES. S. MIZELL. B. MULLEN. A. NASH. D. NELSON, M. NICKELSON. M. NIDAY, B. NIDAY, L. NOVELLA. C. NOWLIN. A. NUNNELLEE. L. OELFKE, D. O'NEAL, L OWENS. C. PARKER, C. PARKER, J. PARRISH. N. PARROTT. J. PEACHY. B. PEDERSON, C. PENGELLY. D. PESNELL, J. PENNINGTON, V. PERKINS. A. PERRY, A. L PHILLIPS. H. PLASTER. W. POPE. C. PRANGE, M. PRESCOTT, J. B. PRYOR, D. QUARTERMAN, H.QUARTERMAN, P. QUILLAN, B. J. RABY, D. RADFORD. A. RAY, D. RAYMER. G. RANEY. M. REDDICK. J. RICE, E. RICE. ELTON RICHARDSON. A. RICHIE, E. RIDGE, V. U RITCHEY, B. ROBINSON. B. 'wt V ROGERS, H. L ROGERS, R. ROBINSON. J. ROSS. R. ROYAL, M. RUCKER, J. SALLEE. A. SALTER. B. SARTIN. J. SAUNDERS, L SAWAMURA, A. SCHIAMARA, J. SCHULZ, H. SEAY, H. SEE. E. SEMANDS, B. SHANNON, P. SHANNON, T. SHEFFIELD, D. SHUTTLEWORTH, B. SIMONTON, M. SINGLETON, C. SMITH, A. SNODDEN, R. SOMMERS. M. SPEARS. J. SNELLING. C. SPIVEY, B. STAUFFER. A. STEINHART, STEVENS, B. SMITH. M. SMITH, V. L STEVENS, R. STEWART, E. STODGHILL. D. T. STRICKLIN, M. STRICKLIN, M. A. SULLIVAN. F. SUTTERFIELD, J. SWAN, L. TAQUINO, TAYLOR. D. TAYLOR. M. C. TERRITO, J. THEILER, G. THOMAS, L THOMPSON. H. TOBLER, M. TOWNSEND, H. TOWNSEND, R. TURNER. F. URBAN, L VANDERSTAY, D. VARNER, G. VESELKA, W. L VIDRINE, C. WOMACK, R. WALLIN, F. WATERMAN, B. WATERMAN, W. WELLS, L WENGLAR, H, WALLING, J, WALLS, M. WALTERS, M. WESTGATE, D. WESLEY, L. WEST, F. WEST, P. WETZEL, J. C. WHERRY, C. WILLIAMS, D. WILLIAMS, JOY WILLIAMS, J, WHITE, M. WIGLEY, A. WHITE. H. WILLIAMS. L WILSON, E. WILSON. K. WILSON. L. WOODS, J. YATES, A. M. YEATS, J. R. ZORN, G. YATES. C. YEATS, W. YOUNG, V. ZLOMKE, A. SURPRISE SPanisf edalists down CONVERTIBLE BULL SESSION CONCENTRATION I S ROTC ON PARADE Pickett Tells All, Concludes He Should Have Taken Journalism SI Senor, It’s All Aboard for Latin America Students Head for Rhumba-land; Generate Good H ill on Side LOUIS DUPLAN Consul tor Mexico A MILBY’S OWN CELEBRITIES LASS or In the midst of high mountains, spectacular caverns, and many har- bors lies Cuba, the largest island of the West Indies. No month is free from rain, but the temperature does not materially differ from that of Florida. Columbus discovered the island in 1492 and said it was the most beau- tiful land that eyes ever beheld. On December 28, 1898, the United States formally took the island over. Cuba, which was formerly a Spanish possession, was then declared free, and to this end the United States es- tablished municipal government and schools, and formed a constitution by which the Republic of Cuba was es- tablished. AARON, DOYCE ALLEN, W. H. ANDERSON, VIRGINIA ARDENEAUX, MARY COPELAND, BERNICE CORNATZER, CHARLES COYLE, JORDAN ARMSTRONG, MARGARET CRADDOCK, DOROTHY M. BAILEY, BETTY JO BATEMAN, SAM BAXTER, GLENN BEARDSLEY, WILSON BENTLEY, EVELYN BLACKSHEAR, MILTON BLANAR, MARY BOCK, GWENDOLYN BODDEN, ELLEN BOEKER, BERTA LEE BOEHM, LEON BOEHM, ROBERT BOURQUIN, FRANK BOYER, ROBERT BRANCH, JO ELLECE BREEDEN, PEGGY BROWN, ERNEST BUHMAN, FRED CAFFALL, MYRLE CAMARDA, JOSEPHINE CAMP, EMMALINE CAMPBELL, WILLIAM CANDERSON, TALLIE CANEVARE, JENNY CARPENTER, LOUISE CATES. VIRGIL CHAPMAN, SHIRLEY CHEZEM, JANE CHRONISTER, KATHERINE CLARK, ROSEMARY COLEMAN, LAVERNE COLLINS, ANDREW COMEAUX, BOBBY COMIER, HELEN COOGLER, JOHN CRADDOCK, EARLINE CRANE. HELEN CRENSHAW, EUNICE CRITENDON, ROSALIE CROWLEY, DAN CUNNINGHAM, ROBERT DANIELS, CHARLIE DAVIDSON, BILLY DAVIS, A. D. DAVIS, L. C. DAVIS, MARGARET DAY, DOROTHY DELEON, MIKE DONNER, WILMA DORAN, DORIS DOSSER, WELDON DOYLE, CALVIN DRURY, HARRELL RAY DRYMAN, PAULINE DUNAWAY, LUCILE DUNCAN, ETHELYN DUNN, LAMAR DURANT, MARY CLYDE DURDEN, A. E. DWYER, ROBERT EDGAR, MARY NELL vf Hlv ■ Kt x ! v AM HARTMAN, JOYCE HAYES. NAOMI HAZLEWOOD, ELOUISE ENGLEMAN. MARGARET HEARON, MARTHA ELLIOT, RICHARD EMORY, HAROLD ERICKSON, ANNIE ESTES, HAROLD EVANS, IRMA • EVANS, JUANITA «K 4' A h-1 Mf m'iCi LITTLE, DELLA LOCKRIDGE, IRENE LOWLIS, MOCK NELSON, VELNA NEWTON, DUNCAN NORTON, EVELYN LUCY, KATHRYN O’HAVER, HARRY ¥ i 4-1 LUYNX, LAWRENCE OLSON, CHARLES r MADDOX, CLARA O'MALLEY, PAT P MALONE, FRANKIE PATTERSON, PATSY MARQUART, CHARLES PAYNE, PERRY MARTIN, JESSE PENNINGTON. WILMER MARTIN, ROBERT PERRY, LESLIE MATTHEWS, MASON PESCHKA, DE ETTA MAUZY, GLENN PHILLIPS, DOROTHY McCOLLUM, DOLORES McCORMICK, BILLY McCOY, JOYCE PORTER, BERNICE PORTER, WAYNE PRICE. HARRY McKINZIE, WANDA McKENNEY, CHARLEY McKinney, pat QUAST, MILDRED RABORN, DOUGLAS REDDING, SUE McLAURIN, PATTIE McRAE, MILDRED MEZA, LOUIS REED, JACK REEVES, FRANCES REEVES, VERA MIDDLETON, KATHRYN MILLS, JOHNNIE RUTH MOONEY, ERNEST MOORE, DELBERT MOORE, WILBURN MORRIS, ELOISE REYNOLDS, EULIALEE RICHARDSON, J. G. RICHNOW, GWENDOLYN RIDDLE, ALEX ROARK. CLYDE ROBERTS, ALICE MAE MYRICK. JOHN NEEDHAM, BILLY NEFF, NOAH ROEHRIG, JANE ROEHRIG, PAUL ROGERS, GERTRUDE ROGERS, JESSE ROSENBERGER, JOYCE ROSS, PATRICIA STEWART, DOROTHY STOERKEL, ESTHER STORY, ORVILLE fl ROWE, JANELL RUTH, DOROTHY SALADINIR, ALBERT SULLENDER, KATHLEEN SWAIN, WINONA SYKES, BETTY JO SANDERS, NELDA TABLER, JEANNE - SANNER, OLIVER TAYLOR, HELEN LEE W' SAYERS. MAY TEMPLER, DOROTHY SCHANTZ, BILL THOMPSON. ANN V I 1ST SCHARDT, EVELYN THOMPSON, JACK SCHMIDT, JOSEPH VAN PELT, ALMA i SCHUENAMAN, MAXINE SCHULZ, BETTY SCOTT, WALTER SETTLE, CLARA SHANNON, FRANK SHINPAUGH, BENNIE VOGES. ROLAND VREDEBURG, MARGARET WEBER, RAYMOND WENGLAR, LOUELLA WEST, JUANITA WESTERFIELD, ELMER SIEBER, JOHN SIEMSEN, ALAN SILVA, FORREST SIMMONS, C. R. WHITE. JOHN WHITE, WOODLAND WHITFIELD. EUGENE WIDEMAN, CLINTON SKRIVANEK, FRANKLIN WILBANKS, VIRGINIA itfl A SMITH, GAY WILBUR. ARCHIE SMITH, HOWARD WILLARD, WALLACE m J? SMITH, LORA WILLIAMS, FELIX SMITH, PHYLLIS WINN. TED ✓ STAGNER, JACK WOOLEMS, JOHN 4 1 STARR. J. T. YATES, ELSIE Lfe STARR, LAVINIA YOUNG, MYRA i —' A FV' MAS IN THt UA IS home room ( FOUNTAIN POSE aRTists PEANUT ROLLERS AT ALVIN Argentina is one of the famed ABC powers of South America, or, as it is better known to the high school stu- dent, the Rhumba-land, with gay senoritas and fiestas in abundance. The fiesta has been a national in- stitution since 1515, when Juan de Solis, the first white man to set foot on the soil of what is now Argentina, navigated the Rio de la Plata. These fiestas, which often last three or four days, do not retard the com- mercial interests of the country. Wheat and meat are its main exports and a large portion of this goes to war-ridden Europe. •'FT- SENIOR BEAUTY are ' iwcLar vm a rc f POPULAR ajjK' iSiewew REPRESENTATIVE miwtv • y jwrh Jf)« r6ay« St STUDENTS HONOR MABEL TISSUE Valentine Sweetheart LUCILLE FREITAG, BILLY HERMAN N. H. S. Best Citizens EMERIE JONES D. A. R. Representative JUDY HAINES. BILLY HERMAN Honor Grads WHO'S WHO AMONG TEXAS HIGH SCHOOLS ' Mart. :?h f CC t . f (((f (' I ( u (( Hf ((.)( r . f jjffr 9mwf (jcrrjt Her, rrr .yu, y O t 'f O ff tf • tnofoicorS; iZ 'f zt in . J jft f to f n r yejto ': Oi r ttenc fi ttx to f o z.uoevi: Zafay tor ,1 t ( i ft ut Z e t f ni t llfftty j ff( ut i ftr on (J t o J utoft ■ tuto, , s o O 'fO f y 'ai to f r trio oj ttyyy ff ift C tf o ■ o 't Zi ft t f ' if: Of '.J.J in r ff 'ft tr . (tfjo (jf ( (• ytt ff tft Zii too ft ft . Jarrt i -Zif uojj - ' rot y ,, . 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SCHOOL ACTIVITIES GIRL RESERVES GERTRUDE ROGERS ...................Secretary DOROTHY GRAHAM. .Inter Club Reporter LOLA MAE MARQUES................ President ELLA NEWMAN .............Program Chairman ANITA CLAIR PERKINS. .Finance Chairman Bottom row: Eleanor Olson, Ella Newman, Anita Clair Perkins, Jean Tobler, Margaret Brewer, Ruth Olson. 2nd row: Ester Martinez, Mrs. Perkins, sponsor, Dorothy Graham. Doris Lee Taylor. 3rd row: Evadene Mosher, Lola Mae Marques, Gertrude Rogers, Myrtle Taylor. Bottom row, left to right—Gwendolyn Willett, Merle Harvey, Ruth Austin, Elvira Hallmark, Margaret Spraggins, Edwina Powitsky, Dorothy Adams. 2nd row—Dorothy Hartman, Katherine Bennett, Gean Wade, Lois McCluskey, Helen Denman, Dorothy Critendon. 3rd row—John McCraw, Pat Giles, Blair Reber, Harold Radford, Jack Lee, Eugene DeLage, Wayne Dowling. 4th row—James Kirby, Bob McClendon, Tony Schiamara, Bill Lee, Edmund Ford, Wesley Nagorny. 5th row—Dixie Reese, Earl Felts, Eddie Volotko, Roger Kelm, Jack Larson, Mr. Schoen- field, Sponsor. Bottom row, left to right—Patty Jean Culpepper, Billie Jean Bradley, Amme Tobler, Dorothy Estes, Maxine Hargis, Sybil Bray, Lena Marie Hutton, Janet Pittmeier. 2nd row—Joy Cushman, Judy Byrd, Ellen Man- ning, Dorothy Owens, Frances Bray, Betty Jean Carleton. 3rd row—Frank Helton, Sam Massey, David Ross, Robert Blannar, Billy Williamson. 4th row—David Droelich, Frank Savage, Evan Weaver, James Parr, Mr. Schoenfield, Sponsor. 5th row—John Boillin, Raymond Little, Robert Bautch. 6th row—G. T. Crow, David Bracewell, Stanley Miller, Bill Huckaby, Wayne Dearman, Louis Davis. Bottom row, left to right—Minter Palmer, Billy Coyle, Jettie Clair McCowan, Geraldine Peel, Lois Albright, Louise Culpepper, Ann Cook, Jackie Bell Williard. 2nd row—Robert Johansen, Dorothy Williams, Dorothy Dillman, Gloria Anderson, Fern Cruse, Silvia Meyers, Lois Hol- linsworth. 3rd row—Ethel Young, Evelyn Robinson, Josephine Howard, Ruth Olson, Eleanor Olson, Evadene Mosher. 4th row—Leonard Boston, Marvin Meuth, Roland Maddox, Effie Setter white, Mary Kent, Doris Alexander, Mr. Schoenfield, Sponsor. Bottom row, left to right—Biliye Jean Gerow, Doris Leonard, Lucy Albertson, Edith Dixon, Barbara Eckhardt, Doris Bellamy, Wanda Carey, Doris Herzik. 2nd row—Dee Hollyfield, Bobby Lansdell, Myrtle Taylor, Mabel Tissue. 3rd row—Rudy Takacs, Mary Katherine Poueigh, William Will, Rex Robinson, Ralph Blackman, Roger Winters, Norman Payne. 4th row—Queva Fae Hester, Betty Warren, Mary Alice McGill, Buddy Weikl, R. L. Kaster, George Cox, Cecil Erickson, Mr. Schoenfield, Sponsor. mm •iU June ',ar° ’ferine tr C en QV -. D°r,s ” ra.2rar°- L V ns°n’ . Pau V-eon Bo orn ’ c,av avr vi Donna fcvetyn Banner Treasurer Secretary Reporter e.?resident President Bottom row: Dorothy Brandt, Mary Murray, Doris Lee Taylor, Lillian Pilat, Edith Dixon, Emerie Jones, Ruth Austin, Ella Newman. 2nd row: Marilyn Prange, Marie Davis, Oma Lee Dunham, Maurine Chamblee, Carl Boyles, Allen Middleton, Mabel Tissue, Jack McKim, Billy Herman, Eppi Jean Shook, Allen Frietag. 3rd row: Algernon Badger, Lois Hollinsworth, Caro- lyn Rockett, Mary Cavanaugh, Jim Masterson, Charles Goldstein, Gene Atkinson. 4th row: Viola Cowan, Loraine Porter, Tennie Bowers, Elsie Owens, Mildred Harris, Evan Weaver, Verna Lee Smith, Gordon Dunlap, Miss Barcus, sponsor. 5th row: Mary Katherine Poueigh, Judith Haines, Colleen Plaster, Warren Tuley, Muriel Rainey, Pat Boyle, R. L. Kaster, Bruce Barnett. .Treasurer Secretary . Reporter . President MARY MURRAY RUTH AUSTIN . . PAT BOYLE .... EMERIE JONES STUDENT LIFE FEDERATION I k MARY MURRAY BILLY HERMAM BLAIR REBER EMERIE JONES Vice President President Program Chairman Second Vice-President Drill Lieutenants Margaret Brewer Nellie Shurtleff Joy Cushman Bugle Lieutenant Drum Lieutenant ORCHESTRA CLUBS Bottom CLUB , Al CAC 1 Secre ar' ' ?tes A VARS' ,. PORTER ••• .Vice-P ■ -lo,'' M H. COV AN • • • ■ • MR - SENIOR PLAY CAST MAXINE HARGIS—SHARON RUSSELL WEST—MR. BUTLER RUTH AUSTIN—JOAN TENNIE BOWERS—AUNT JESSICA BENNIE MARIE SHAW—JOSEPHINE MARGARET BREWER—ESMERALDA ED GOEMAN—UNCLE BARNEY, THE ABSENT MINDED PROFESSOR CARL BOYLES—DAVE R. C. PALM—JOE MAXINE HARGIS—SHARON ED GOEMAN—UNCLE BARNEY RUTH AUSTIN—JOAN ED GOEMAN—UNCLE BARNEY LORAJNE PORTER—MISS MELVINA EDGAR HENDERSON MORJORIE GROVER CAMERA CLUB CUTE, AREN'T THEY? Bottom row: Zane Fehrman, Helen Anderson, Robert Johanson, Jimmy Brady. Second row: Dorothy Brandt, Bruce Barnett, George Olson. Third row: Ollie Askew, Dixie Reese. ALLEN FREITAG.................................Vice-President JUNE MARTIN........................................Secretary ELSIE OWENS........................................President Bottom row: Jack Lallier, Jo Ellece Branch, Evelyn Imhof. 2nd row: Viola Cowan, Mary Ellen Irvin, June Martin, Betty Jo Quillan, Algernon Badger. 3rd row: Evan Weaver, Judith Haines, Elsie Owens, Allen Freitag, Mrs. McLendon, sponsor. Bottom row: Mrs. F. N. Irvin, Mrs. H. S. Badger, Mrs. E. C. Child, Mrs. Max Shoenaman. Second row: Mrs. D. S. Tuley, Mrs. W. Z. Morris, Mr. W. I. Stevenson, Mrs. Fannie Davis, Mrs. Clara McLendon. OFFICERS MR. MAX SHOENAMAN.....................President MRS. P. T. LIPSCOMB................................1st Vice-President MRS. R. E. SHOOK...................................2nd Vice-President MRS. E. F. MURRAY..................................3rd Vice-President MRS. E. C. CHILD...................................4th Vice-President MRS. E. M. ROCKETT.................................5th Vice-President MRS. W. Z. MORRIS..................................6th Vice-President MRS. H. A. MAY.......................................7th Vice-President MRS. F. N. IRVIN ....................Recording Secretary MRS. D. H. McCLUSKEY . . . .Corresponding Secretary MRS. FANNIE DAVIS..............................Treasurer MRS. H. S. BADGER.................Parliamentarian MRS. D. S. TULEY...............................Historian rp riRu'- ' MARJORIE WILLARD JOHN BOILLEN—Artists I JIMMY BRADY. RUDY TAKACS, EUGENE PELAGE SCOTT SCRIBES Sergeant-at-Arms ......Sec.-Treas. . . .Vice-President Sergeant-at-Arms ........President HELEN JUNE JONES . MAURINE CHAMBLEE MARY CAVANAUGH EVAN WEAVER..... LORRAINE DUFFY ... PRETTY GOOD? EH, CHARLES? FRANCES HYAMS . . , EVAN WEAVER..... RUDY TAKACS..... EARL MITCHELL .... ARTHUR PATTERSON DOROTHY WHEELER ........Secretary Sergeant-at-Arms . . .Vice-President ........Treasurer ........President Sergeant-at-Arms ALL THEY DO IS EAT — d ■ 5 « BjdP nw fc.-s sa •a ■ Q U D ,‘ , I ro : Wytene Ke jrton, “ ■ L;i, lvl“’ Oori‘ H=™‘. uni,™ Piiat B 1 n° S “- N F - ■ ■ - . Prsn9: j . “ M”‘' Cl� '1 GoUrt� ;n. Robort j°k T' °W‘ McC°'° ' Wonon. I ° ' Cr=� l.y. Helen And ,. ‘° .� ' V’” ’ 'bel T!“ 8’ Berbene W. hardt, Rufh Austin. INO INITIATES GOINS THROUGH THE MILL ANNUAL la Colleen Plaster—Advertising Manager Oma Lee Dunhai Faculty Editor Carl Boyles, Pat Boyle—Snapshot ai Feature Editors Margaret Brewer, Billye Bradley—Publicity Manager and Circulation Manager Lorraine Duffy, Barbara Eclchardt—Senior Editors SPORTS La Corrida de Toros! A sig- nificant term throughout Mexico—one that would cause the laziest peon to perk up his ears, one that would cause the languid loiterers in the nearby sa- loon to become alive with bustle and activity. The bull fights are held in stadiums much the same as our ball parks, where thousands turn out to see the bloody slaughter of some six bulls turned into a thing of grace and skill by the gallant matadors. MILBY SPORTS CALENDAR FOOTBALL A much underrated Ft. Worth team, paced by Willis Roberts, eked out a 6-0 victory over a green Buff team. The game was played in. St. Thomas Stadium on September 20, 1940. On September 27, the Bison journeyed to Pt. Arthur to get a 32-0 whitewashing. Alvarez was standout of the potent Yellowjacket attack. Captain Mike Jones suffered a fractured rib. In Milby's District opener, Lamar's rampaging Redskins took the Buffaloes into camp by an 18-0 count. J. B. Fooshee and Borneman engineered the Indian's attack. The Austin Mustangs stampeded a luckless Bison eleven to the tune of a 20-0 score. Madeley and Wasek supplied the needed punch for a Pony win. The powerful Davis Panthers rolled the Buffs further into the sod by a convincing 31-0. Captain Mike Jones returned to the Buff line-up. The Buffs showed some signs of life against San Jacinto by scoring on a pass from Bob Waterman to Bershal Anderson. However the Bruins won 13-6. Sam Houston's mighty Tigers romped over the Buffs in a 26-0 fashion. Ralph Porter was a one-man show for the Bengals. The Buffs closed one of the Harrisburg school's most fruitless seasons as Reagan won by 19-0 in a slow game. BUFF BASKETBALL IN REVIEW OPPONENT AUSTIN REAGAN LAMAR DAVIS SAN JACINTO SAM HOUSTON WE THEY 34 25 25 28 20 43 26 41 24 66 43 63 26 34 23 54 27 34 33 44 36 43 25 23 MILBY FOOTBALL SQUAD FRONT ROW—Rudy Takacs, Blair Reber, Frank Savage, Herbert Dyer, Captain Milam Jones, Harold RadFord, James Parr, Herschel Dyer, Alton Brune, John Boillin, Bob Waterman. BACK ROW—Head Coach Marvin Durrenberger, Manager Leovardo Mata, David Parsons, Mike Gonzales, Jesse Rogers, Earl Felts, William Harms, Tom Roberts, Gordon Johnston, Evan Weaver, Harold Higgins, Ernest Crume, Billy Jinks, Jesse Martin, John Myrick, Assistant Coach Curtis L Rose. MILBY'S MILAM (MIKE) JONES has brought many athletic honors to Milby as well as himself on his three-year stay. Mike was voted the Most Valuable Player in Houston in 1941. He lettered three years at center, Captaining the team in his last year. Mike received Looney Trophy for the most valuable player of his team. He starred in the charity all-star game Christmas. He was selected to play in the annual Texas North-South all-star game, an honor never before bestowed on a Milby athlete. LORRAINE DUFFY EUGENE DELAGE HELEN JUNE JONES CHARLES GOLDSTEIN charley McKinney above- left— Crume after Lamar's Fooshee TOM ROBERTS Dtain-Eleci JAMES PARR Letterman Guard JESSE ROGERS Tackle Letterman Letterman Fullback JOHN MYRICK Halfback Le Herman JOHN BOILLIN LeHerman BELOW—Rudy Talcacs goes down HAROLD RADFORD Guard Le Herman .4 3 WATERMAN Letterman BLAIR REBER Quarterback Letterman MARVIN DURRENBERGER Head Coach CURTIS ROSE Asst. Coach Fullback RUDY TAKACS Halfback Letterman BILLY JINKS DAVID PARSONS Tackl Letterman EVAN WEAVER 3 Yr. Letterman Letterman S - ALTON BRUNE Fullback 2 Yr. Letterman EARL FELTS J V. PERKINS Manager Letterman HERBERT DYER Tackle HERSCHEL DYER Letterman Letterman WILLIAM HARMS Center Letterman Squad Hal MARVIN GRACE, A. D. DAVIS, JOHN MYRICK, W. H. ALLEN TOM SHANNON LEONARD BOSTON D. H. WATKINS HERBERT FARRAR ppsp JAMES PARR FRANK SHANNON BILLY DUSTIN BILL WIMBERLY GRADY JEANNES WILLIAM HEATON BASKETBALL 1940-41 D. H. WATKINS D. H. Watkins, Milby's cotton-thatched eager, was the outstanding shot-maker in the city. He gathered 138 points during the district race. The sports writers of the city were unanimous in their choice of Watkins for all-city forward. WILLIAM HARMS MELVIN CARPENTER A” TEAM SQUAD B ' TEAM SQUAD FRANK SHANNON CARLOS FLORES THOMAS COFFEY BILLY JO MORRIS TOM SHANNON EVAN WEAVER G. A. Left to right: Ruth Olson, Evadene Mosher, Eleanor Olson, Gean Wade ClilTMcCow An Mm Cham b«, Dy ’p D ”oH,y Shooter, Jetti. Evadono Mosher, Ru� h Ol.on Eleanor OlsonPerj 7to - MartJn Ellen Crinior, Grace Hart Lola M « u ' 2 or 0 lfWin- 2nd row: Hallmark, Laverne NenellO ol.h r Sertrude Roger,, Elvira Hollinjwortti. w Jean Culpepper, Helen Coa U “ El,a Nowman. P«t Y Joan Culpepper Helen Coffev 4 h - M P Y 6 - w ■� p°l,ard'jotti8 ALL STAR HIGH SCHOOL FOOT BALL GAME SOUTH RICE STADIUM Player. School— Evan Weaver. Milby Vernon Hooper. Austin David Parker, Lamar Milam Jones. Milby Bill Thorn. San Jacinto Herbert Dyer. Milby Bill Bland. San Jacinto Doug McClary, Lamar Gone Wasek. Austin J. B. Foshee, Lamar Bob Gunn. San Jacinto Tackle End Back Sack Back SQUADS I Ends: Evan Reaver. Milby; Bill Bland. Sen Jatlnl Waller Pockham. Lamar; Bill Withers. San Jacintl Stuart Gordon. Austin; Frank Savage, Milby. Tackles: Hors hell Dyer. M'lby; Niels Beaman. Sai lacinte: John Seibert. San Jacinto; Bob Sharp. La: Vernon Hooper, Austin; Herbor: Dvcr, Milby: Wi Weems. San Jacinto. Guards; David Parker. Lamar: i Jacinto; Ed Clarac, Austin; Bash Fo cinto; Bruno Leonard!, Austin: Jim Harold Rud|ord. Milby: John Moore. Canters: Milam Jones. Milby; J. P. J. C. Traylor. Austin. Back]: I. B. Fooshoe. Lamar; Bob Gi Douglas McClary. Lamar: Gone Sii c nto: Dick Durham. Lamar; T. D. Harria, Son Jaci Bill Pravoi, Lamar; Gene Wasek, Austin; Hu Berger. Austin; Alton Bruno. Milby. in. San San Ja- GAME OFFICIALS Umpire—'Bob Kiorsky. Baylor IJnivc Milby Buffaloes Houston. Texas Brazil, land of red dye-wood, re- ceived its name from the Portuguese braza, burning coal. It borders all the South American countries except Ecuador and Chile, and is bounded on the northeast, east, and southeast by the Atlantic Ocean. Brazil is the fifth greatest country in the world. Brazil has only one university, al- though it has excellent schools of law, medicine, and engineering. It has many small free libraries. There are about 30,000 schools scattered throughout the country. Buenos Aires, the largest city in South America, is Brazil's most beautiful port. It is the gay life of this city which gives Brazil the title of Land of Romance and La Conga. HUMOR BRUCE GREEN map SANDRA SCHOENFIELD ROSCOE BAYLESS, III BOBBY BRADY SDDTHERN ENGRAVING COMPANY HOUSTON JEWELERS AND ENGRAVERS Official Jewelers for the Class of Milby High School Commencement Invitations Designed and Engraved by Southern CLASS RINGS ENGRAVED INVITATIONS ENGRAVED DIPLOMAS CLASS PINS MEDALS TROPHIES AWARDS CERTIFICATES CAPS AND GOWNS J. R. JONES Office and Factory City Sales Representative 1116JG Prairie Telephone C-B176-6177 CUNNINGHAM ELECTRIC RADIO Service 718 Broadway Wayside 0202 Compliments of R. W. ROGGE SERVICE STATION 6909 Telephone Rd. Wy. 9-0336 • Safe Guide to Style • Safeguard to Quality The Home of Sympathetic Service Phone W-4111 BOULEVARD FUNERAL HOME J. V. COSSABOOM, President 6929 Harrisburg Blvd. Houston, Texas Best Wishes to . . . MILBY GRADUATES WILSON Stationery Printing Co. Prairie at Fannin DEL MONTE TAVERN 8101 Harrisburg Mr. SAM BUTERA Owner LOWE THE FLORIST 7901 Easton. Wy. 9-2245 We constantly strive to give the best service possible. ESTAB LL.S.HLE.D________V.feV)------------IN 1032 LEWS LLW BROS. DRY GOODS CO. MILBY MARCHES ON . . . . . . . and it's a source of considerable gratification to us that the Boys and Gals of the Blue and Gold step up to Foley Bros, for fashionable apparel and fixings. Milby marches on . . . inspired by a fight- ing school spirit . . . and to every grad and undergrad of Milby go the heartiest best wishes of Houston Owned Houston Minded Compliments of CALLAWAY FUNERAL HOME Funeral Directors Ambulance Service 923 Broadway W. 2959 You Can Get It At PARK PLACE VARIETY STORE 3808 Broadway Save Time and Gasoline Right Prices - S H Green Stamps C. E. BENNETT, Prop. F. LEVIT JEWELRY COMPANY 520 Main Street Sterling Silver Hearts Special 25c Each LEWIS FOOD SHOP Groceries - Meats - Vegetables 3826 Broadway EAST END FLORIST SHOP Mrs. ROBERT L. NEWMAN, Owner 6925 Harrisburg Blvd. W. 4810 Houston, Texas Member Telegraph Delivery Service ARE YOU READY FOR A JOB? When you apply for a job you will be asked: What can you do? If you can type, if you can write shorthand, if you can keep books, you will get the job. But if your preparation is limited to the general edu- cation of the high school and the uni- versity, you still need something more that you can trade for a semi-monthly salary check. This is a business world. You will not fit into it until you have had business training. It is, therefore, important to you that you learn now what you are sure to need when you seek a job; not just any job, but a position that will lead to something in keeping with the time and effort you have invested in your education. The quickest, surest and least expensive way to such a position is through a course in Massey Busi- ness College. Massey guarantees satisfaction or your money refunded. HOUSTON LIGHTING POWER COMPANY WmM HOUSTON p ( Ji A[ I f IftT 12 i [ 1 I iio r™ 2 f f a % 3« | WATCH CO. for Watches Easy Terms 1 5| 911 Franklin Ave. Ml R. J. SLAGLE President SCARDINO Publishing School Newspapers Exclusively THE HUMBLE COMPANY A. Texas Institution Extends to the class of '41 its hearty congratulations. May you find in your life's work both happiness and success. BERNOS — BILL marie DOROTHY — RALPH °OROT HY V A GRAD WE MISSED TROOP 17 TEACHERS' TABI P MAKIN1 OUT PROGRAMS NO CUTTIN' IN LINE ROTC MINGLE WITH GYM GIRLS THE OTHER LUNCH LINE CITIZENS GT. HOLI WUZ A MAN Hl-Y BASKETBALL U ‘ MILLER’S LAUNDRY CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES SENIORS from Your Official Photographer HEMY STEM 229 West Building C-7837 HOUSTON BUSINESS COLLEGE 3708 South Main Phone Lehigh 0589 READY TO SERVE YOU on land and sea! —On the waterfront —In the home —Cash and Carry LEON REDMAN HARRY REDMAN l eclm cin 5 military tailors PHONE PRESTON 3922 717 TRAVIS STREET HOUSTON, TEXAS Your Official Pep-Squad-Tailors R. O. T. C. Headquarters V. G. ROSS 722 Broadway W-71’31 GIRLS: Shop at HELEN'S DRESS SHOP Complete Outfits for fill Occasions 417 Broadway BLUEBONNET DRUG CO. Prescription Druggist 1000 Broadway W. 5311 Houston, Texas Compliments of GOODMAN'S FOOD MARKET 8111 La Porte Road MERCHANTS AND EMPLOYES INDUSTRIAL BANK 2y2% 306 Main Street Personal Loans Paid on Time Deposits Houston, Texas Repayable Monthly Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation To Milby Graduates: Our heartiest Congratulations and Best Wishes for a Happy and Prosperous Future Weingarten’s One Dozen and One Big Food Markets to Serve You Compliments of PETERSON'S DRUG STORE 431 Broadway W. 2626 LANG'S PHARMACY Dependable Prescription Service” 3802 Broadway Wy. 9-1229 Free Motorized Delivery HARRISBURG WALLPAPER PAINT CO. Wallpaper - Paints - Supplies Phone Wayside 4141 7408 Harrisburg Blvd. Houston, Texas Compliments of RITTER'S CAFE 2802 Broadway W. 9-0077 . TENNIS FORM TICKLED? CONTACT! ANNUAL SELLERS RECOGNIZE 'EM? FRONT VIEW PERSONALITY PICKETT TELLS ALL k i STUDYING CLICK LUNCH HOUR FLAG DETAIL TOGETHER GAL'S GOSSIP MAJOR WALKIN GIRLS FLOCK TO CONVERTIBLES ETHYL V tf LUNCH HOUR IS LEISURE HOUR ASSOCIATES ON THE BEACH OLD GLORY WAVES ABOVE MILBY SCIENTIST ALEXANDER SCHROEDER 80 Kinds of Lumber 5401 Lawndale W. 6-1747 Compliments of FOSTERS FOOD SHOP KIMBERLIN SERVICE STATION Where Price Meets Economy- Gas and Oil 520 Broadway TELEPHONE LAUNDRY E. D. BUTCHER, Owner 809 Telephone Road W. 2123 CORRIGAN'S Jewelers 903 Main CONGRATULATIONS xdteiAieim. 812 MAIN HOUSTON'S SMART STORE FOR MEN—WOMEN—BOYS Compliments of PECAN PARK SALES OFFICE 1009 Evergreen Drive W-1914 For the Students! TYPEWRITERS BUY All makes of standard and EASY portable typewriters! TERMS . . . Select yours today. • REPAIRS - RENTALS HOUSTON TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE 408 Fannin Pr. 9129 BROADWAY FOOD MARKET 1702 Broadway Wayside 2722 BLUE'S SHOE REPAIR SHOP Wayside at Navigation ALL WORK GUARANTEED Give Us a Trial EARNEST BLUE, Prop. Houston, Texas For Prompt and Courteous Service Call ROSECREST FLORISTS 8301 Detroit Wy. 9-0041 UNION BOTTLING WORKS Capitol 9248 USK Houston's Greatest Store for Men Women and Children IN THE GULF BUILDING Milby Co-ed Cadettes Completely Outfitted with the Finest Equipment Obtainable HOLTON BUGLES and LUDWIG DRUMS PARKER MUSIC CO. 916 Capitol five. Houston, Texas Compliments of VALENCIA COURTS J. E. Sellman 920 Broadway W-1829 Double Your Ability To Get Things Done DICTAPHONE CORPORATION 209 Larendon Building Capitol 9614 Compliments of CARTER SERVICE STATION 4104 Polk B. 3-0597 KRUPP TUFFLY J. 901 Main at Walker SHOE CENTRE OF SOUTH TEXAS SINCE 1882 Most Complete Family Store • Escalators • • Air-C o o I e d • • Free Parking • 4200 MAIN STREET COMPLIMENTS PARK VIEW PHARMACY J. H. COCHRAN, Prop. (Class of '25) Prescriptions Filled by Registered Pharmacist -with High Class Pharmaceuticals 7502 Harrisburg Blvd. — W. 4146 5600 Telephone Rd. — W. 9-2111 Compliments of SHIELDS' CLEANERS TAILORS Cleaning, Pressing, Alterations, Relining 7312 Harrisburg EDWARD SHIELDS SAM PLATT SON'S 414 Broadway The Bargain Center of Harrisburg for Dry Goods, Shoes COTTRILL'S TEXAS PHOTO SUPPLY CO. Kodak Developing and Complete Photographing Supplies Preston 8000 1818 Main Wishing You All a Very Happy and Prosperous Future LAND SALES CORPORATION Developers of HOUMONT PARK 312 Fannin St. C. 1828 DOROTHY WEIKERTH SCHOOL OF DANCING 8033% Park Place Blvd. W-9-1144 Compliments of SAKS SHOE STORE Capitol and Travis Shoes for the Entire Family Compliments of BARNETT'S GROCERY 3802 Broadway HENDRICK GRAIN COMPANY W. 7129 6619 Harrisburg Blvd. Compliments of PARK VIEW HOSPITAL 75th and Harrisburg BAUER'S SERVICE STATION 24 Hour Wrecker and Road Service We Call For and Deliver Wayside 0287 MASON PARK LUMBER AND SUPPLY Lumber and Building Materials of All Kinds W. 6-2772 7521 LAWNDALE AVE. THOMAS GOGGAN BRO. (Piano and Music Headquarters) 1201 Main Established 1866 Compliments of BOB ROBERTSON Houston's Oldest Chevrolet Dealer 302 Broadway W. 7134 ROLLER - SKATE at the OLYMPIAD The Better People Do JAPANESE NURSERY Complete Landscape Service Wy. 6-2618 7200 Lawndale THE BUFFALO STAFF wishes to thank the firms represented here who have made this book possible RUBENSTEIN'S —in— Harrisburg 322 Broadway W-6-4221 L. S. POOL Texaco Quality Products and Service Firestone Tires - Accessories 5319 Fannin Street Corner Prospect Phone H-0150 Houston, Texas POPULAR CLEANERS T. O. DUNMAN, Owner 716 Broadway W. 7171 PLAZA THEATRE 3818 Broadway - Park Place - Tel. W. 9-1667 Will Show All Features Playing Loew's State, Majestic and Metropolitan 1216 Birdsall Taylor 3700 F. E. MORRIS Floors Sanded and Finished Old Floors Made New New Floors Made Beautiful Work Guaranteed Compliments of HERBERT CALDWELL Architect S Designer 4122 Glenbrook Court W. 9-1339 Park Place Houston, Texas KRAL'S PHARMACY 7777 Harrisburg Blvd. •Way 5300 Houston, Texas Keystone 3-5050 1010 Elgin LYDIA HOUSTON, INC. Graduates from our Beauty Academy are in demand Write or Phone for Catalogue Formerly Pres, of Texas Mrs. P. A. Houston State Board of Cosmetology President HARRIS COUNTY LUMBER YARD GUY L. and A. G. JEANES Owners 6656 Navigation W-2191 Always the Best Deal in Town on Tires for Your Car at CLAYTON TIRE COMPANY Goodyear Tires 1405 Milam P-4414 w i