Corsicana High School - Corsican Yearbook (Corsicana, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1943 volume:

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K, . ww I .' g CORSICANA HIGH SCHOOL an 5 .2 f V. ' .5 A Y, G: 7 xg 1 I.. 5 V-4 '7' H4 . Z2 ' Q 3 A I u fa W.. ff H 2-QMAMH ' A in . F 'A Yu., :LV '-,uv .2 , , ,Ivy Q' . -'R fygl il- i , ' 2 '52 'nvn' x ' J, M a x . 4 401 i Wann , ,: 3 v. ' . V J.y,,, NW , -41-M .hh U -I. H 'M ., ., Ten lrttle Messerschrntdts Flylng stralght and tlne Flew over England Then there were n1ne Nlne httle Messerschrnldts Perfect Yank hart Came 1nto range Then there were erght ljlght llttle Messerschmldts Soon there were seven There was a crash And the pllot went to heaven? Seven llttle Messerschrrudts Holdmg dynamlte Sl1CkS Antl alrcraft trred Then there were SIX SIX l1ttle Messerschmldts Trled to keep ahve F1ght1ng French sabotage Then there were trve Frve l1ttle Messerschrrndts Trled to w1n the war Met up wlth MacArthur Then there were tour Four httle Messerschmldts On a bomblng spree Were spotted by Strlwell Then there were three Three llttle Messerschmrdts Flymg rn the blue Rommel went to Egypt Then there were two Two llttle Messerschmldts A prlot manned the gun l-lltler sald Achtung Now there S one One llttle Messerschmldt lt s days are nearly done Keep buylng War Bonds Soon there w1ll be none ADMINISTRATION A -r-Tw-w'--y1T--'I 1- -'vw-Ml,- 1 --r Ifn giw-,-if K M. ,mf 5 P... 1-,S -Q. M Aw-r-uw N-av-.--muy,-rv--u.-.-U-W... MWA -A-lv'--M I 5 Q 2 2 ...vg- '5- Jtww-, 1 seggr .N..1 wx 'ky f Cf' nm- an Q.. 11 ......-w... 7 . , - . ' N ,QA X, ,V , 1. . I i'Xf,'If I el :ii 1 . 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Nfrwocd, Superxntendent of Schools . . . , I . . . , The Board of Educotlon IS composed of men and Women who qlve much t1n'1e and thought toward constant betterment of our Cors1cc1nc1 schools Under the leddershlp of Mr W P McCctmrnon they have rncuntcrlned the hlqh stctnddrds of school hte that we now en1oy For dll ot th1s the student body Wtshes to thdnk Mr 'W P McCotmrnon Presldent Mrs H R Stroube V1CePres1dent Mr l H Sulllvdn Secretary Mrs Festus P1erCe Mr R L Wheelock Dr I Wllson Dowd and Dr W K Loqsdon for trme and effort they put Oell on behdlt ot the schools and students MR W. H. NORWOOD Superintendent Mr Norwood Sup rintcndont of the Corsicana Public Schools is well qualified tor the position he holds ln addition to his B A degree from Texas University he has r ceiv d hls M A degr e from Columbia Univer ity and has done additional g aduate work at the University ot Chicago Although the supervision ot the s Ven white schools and th two negro schools keeps Mr Norwood busy he takes a prominent part in civic activities being a member of the Lions Club the Chamber of Commerce and the Superintendent of the Methodist Sunday School He is also a lite member of the State Teachers Association and a member ot the Department ot Superintendents oi the National Education Association ln spite of his many responsibilities Mr. Norwood has a per- sonal interest in each student and has the admiration and respect of all C. H. S. Pr1nc1pcx1s O P DOUGLAS R A ARMISTEAD CPD '1 Q as n crth Senror Hlah Scho l Dunng hrs twelue years as Pnncnoal Doua a he IS at lectronately known endeared lnll'Il elt to the hearts ot all students H loeheved par ttcularly 1n athl ttcs and extra currrcular actrvrtres and he always aave the stu dents hrs whole hearted support and syrn pathetrc understandtng lt rs no wonder that our hearts were MR ARMISTEAD saddened when Mr Douqlas lett on March l5 to accept a posrtron wrth the Vocatlonal Rehahrlrtatron Department ot the State Department ot Educatron However we are glad to welcome Mr R A Armrstead as the new Prrnclpal of Hlqh School He has been a teacher 1n our school for eraht years and IS well known and loved oy all the students MR DOUGLAS tO 'I I O O C ' Mr. . . ouglas CCII!'L'?l'?'jCTSlCfIIl Jn L22 a rc etnatlcs teircner, and rn lQ3l he hecarne Prrncrpal ot Corsicana . t Q. . S I ' ' is... V l lxr. . h 't,y, ' '56 'i.. 3 1 I I 'I FACULTY ALLEN H C Trmlty Umverslty Umversxty of Texas Hzstory BROADSTREET FRANCES B A M A Georae Peabody College Mathemaucs DA VA NT I-IORTENSE I-llstory ELLIOTT LOUIS D AGNEW Baylor Uruverslty Amerlcan Conservatory of UYIIVSISIQY of Mus1c UIIIVGFSIYY of Texas Latln Engllsh I-IARDAGE HAZELL B A M A Ouachlta College Peabody College UDIVETSIIY of CGl1fCITllG UIHVGTSIIY of Tennessee Columbla UHIVGYSIIY Bloloqy IOI-INSTON TOM HAYES T lmty Umversxty Mathematxcs Music FACULTY BONNER HELEN Umversny of Texas HISIOIY COOKMS SNVU NTSTC Northwestern Uruverslty Enqllsh Bxoloqy DICKINSON G T B A M A Baylor Umversxly N T S T C Enahsh FORSYTHE L P B S M A Kansas State Teachers College Texas A 6 M Industnal Educatlon l OHNSTON MRS CYRUS Enqhsh FIBER ANNA BELLE T S C W UDIVSFSIIY of Colorado UINVGISIIY of Texas Enqhsh E l . B51 I , BA. . I ' f 1 fi X , I . V? B.A. ' ' ' ' N.T.S.T,C. ' ' 1 . BA. ' ' B.A. B,A. L l y Q FACULTY MATHEWS QUINTEN Texas A G M Colleqe Vocauonal Aqnculture PANNILL MARGARET B M BA M A wma Belmoni s M U 45' Cclumbla Umversuy Band Musxc PAY LUCILLE O N T S T C Bookk ep nq Typmq SEC-ARS ROY T W C Physzcal Educauon STROU BE MRS N T S T C Llbranan WAASON E C B B A Baylor University Maihemailcs I 2 FACULTY MCCLUNG MRS GERALD E T S T C Kansas UnlV9fSllY Tulane Umverslty Hxstory MCCLURE LENA MAE N T S T C Peabody College A I N M Supervxsor of Mu 1C RUSSELL GERTRUD B A M A Baylor Un1V9YSllY Cf MGXICO Spanlsh Enqllsh STANLEY INEZ S M U Umversny of Southern Cahforma N T S T C Enqhsh SWEATMON DOROTHY Baylor UHIVGISILY Hxstory WATSON EDA B A B S in LS T W C Umversny of Texas T S C W Unlversuy of Southern CGlllO!IllJ LILIOTIGH FACULTY VJILLARD I G BA MA Texas UHIVSISIIY WILSON K MANETTE Otterbem College Typmq Shorthand SHARPLEY RUTH Secretary to Superlnlendent FACULTY A ILLIAMS MRS MURPHY Umversxty of Texas Homemakmq ACCf9d1f9d Instructcr of Red Cross Nutrmcn cmd Canteen ELMORE DOROTHY Secretary to Prxncxpal BROWN MRS GENE Secretary to Superlmendext . - X 'Yr' . 4 . . 4 ., . . B. S. Che-mis1ry, Physics,Pre-Aeronautics N Columbia University BA. ' , , . ' ' , I Y 7 iw .-.N CLASSES' N. 1-1 e-. f 5 J Mx 1. :G S film fd g JV' J' nail? -...,,mw. IEW 2222? v-..,,,.-an 1. ffff 4 Aja ' ' 1 ,figfux i f l. rfff s gt lg Am ' gig!! 3 im V. , 2 -' 1 f - e v - , :,:v,,f, :5'1 3 f 5, , 4 1 ' ul bn ' , y is .rw s as ,fbi ,ef . f . ,F Qu. 11122.42 ' - 3 -, ., , . .1 .,,1z:w,f5g,, Ar-E E 'jf 'U . iv... A .nhl f 1 0 , Q' ' . V I 'Ll ,-' Q lf tm.. ., RWM.- - p f 4 ' - .f V . 'i 4- -M-mf A - g Q 1 -h.-,,,,::: : , I ' ' 1 ' 1 1 4 ' ' 1 ' 2 V -I Q ' 1! Y . g . ' . 1 Q , 1 A I sm Q 4 SJ,--W--.,..u,,- b , 3 72? fl - 1 A I I, , ru 5' A Q ' - .' , 1,1 , .,v- 1 , - 4,1 ' Q Y. 1 1- ' Q Z CLASS OF 1943 Sojwsfr OFFICERS pf6S1dQT1f Gene Dunn Vrce Presroent Bobt y Dew Secretorv Treo urer Mott e Beth Rohm on Reporter Iohrr Toylor Sponsor Mrss Broodstreet Assocrote Sponsor Mr Forsythe -L ft . X43 4: , ,ii dm QQ 1 t ,X t -- 'X ' Cl y ll 22 QI f X S of ' Q t CHANDA ACOCK Band '40-'41-'42-'43, Band Contest '41-'42, Orchestra '41-'42, Glee Club '41-'42-'43, Accompanist Glee Club '42, Fine Arts '39-'40-'41-'42-'43, Script Club '40, Lie brary Club '40, President of Homemak- inq Club '41, Variety Club '41, Hobby Club '42, Reporter of Hobby Club '42, Air Raid Warden '42, Scholarship Club '41-'42-'43, Servrce Club '43, Corsican Staff '43, Pageant '41, Assistant County Meet '42 IIMMIE DEE BAGGETT Football 40 41 Glee Club 41 Library Club 42 43 MARY BANKHEAD Reading Club 41 Homemakinq Club IOYCE BELL Photography Club 40 World Affairs Club 41 Variety Club 41 Employment Opportunities Club 42 Service Club 43 Glee Club 42 Air Ra1d Warden 41 Pep Squad 42 43 ANDREW BONNER IANDYD Football 40 Photoqraphy Club 41 F F A 42 Service Club 43 Servrc Play 43 MARY IEAN BOUNDS Home Economics Club 40 Personality Club 41 42 Hobby Club 42 43 Pep Squad 41 42 Scholarship Club 43 CLASS OF 1943 'sf' l S 'T 'C 'rl' -r -an 5 nl 1 MARGARET ANDERSON CCOTTOND Debate Club '40-'41, Baylor Tournament '41, Judge Debate Meet '41-'42, County Meet Assistant '41-'42, Natronal Forensic Leaaue '40-'41, Air Raid Warden '42, Scholarshic Club '40e'41-'42-'43, A. Y. L. l. Club '41-'42, Christmas Program '41, Vice-President Spellinq Club '40, Non- Athletic Club '41, Service Club '43, Pep Sauad '41-'42-'43, Pep Squad Maiorette '-12-'43, Business Manager Corsican '43, Corsican Staff '42-'43, D. A. R. Repre- s.ntativ- '43, Who's Who '43, Best All- Around Girl '43 ERMA BALL Personality Club 40 Hobby Club 41 42 Knrttma Club 42 Service Club CAMILLE BARTLETT Our Lady of Victory Academy tFort Worthl 39 Our Lady of Good Counsel Academy tDallas1 40 President Knittmq Club 41 Secretary Handicraft Club 42 CHRISTINE BERGESON A Y L I Club 41 42 Personality Club 43 Band 4142 KATIE LEE BONNER Personality Club 41 A Y L 1 Cl b 41 42 43 Pep Squad 40 41 42 Cheer Leader 43 Coronation 41 42 Corsican THELMA DOLORES BOWDEN A Y L I Club 40 42 Library Club 4142 Secretary Library Club President Homemakrnq Club 43 Assist ant Librarian 4142 43 Scholarship Club 40 41 42 43 Fine Arts Club 40 41 42 Pep Squad 40 41 42 Inter scholastic Contest Play 41 Declamatron 41 Arr Raid Warden 42 Corsican Staff 43 Senior Play 43 17 RALPH BOYD Employment Opportunlt es Club 40 41 NonAthlet1C Club 4l Lrbrary Club 4' Servxce Club 43 BETTY BRADFORD Health Club 41 42 Non Athletlc Club 43 Pep Squad 41 42 43 Secretary and Treasurer of Glee Club 42 43 Corona hon Proqram 42 Pageant 41 Scholar shlp Club 42 GLENNIE SUE BRESSIE CFULLBACIO Court Dancer of Coronatron 41 43 P rs Squad 41 42 43 Drum Mayor of Pep Squad 42 43 A Y L I Club 41 Sec retary of Photography Club 41 42 Va rzety Club 43 Fme Arts Club 39 40 31 42 Semor Play 43 BILL BRIETZ fPUTZl Employrrent Opportumttes Club Non Athletlc Club 42 Vrce Presrdent Prmce of lumor Class 42 Presrdent of Sophomore Class 40 V1CePres1dent oi Iumor Class 41 H1Y 41 42 Presxdent l'l1Y 41 42 Football 40 41 42 Basket bat 40 41 42 Track 40 41 Arr Raxd Around Boy 43 Knq of C H S 43 ALBERT BRISTOL Stephen F Austxn ll-loustonl H1Y 40 41 42 43 Reporter 43 of 1-I1Y oot all 40 41 42 43 Basketball 42 4 Y Clu 41 42 Tr 41 43 Senlor Play 43 lULlA BUDAl Persona ty 40 2 C u lub 43 3 CLASS OF 1943 4 Y' LAWRENCE BOYTE CLORENZOl Glee Club 41 42 43 Pageant 41 Pan Amerlcan Club 41 42 43 MARGIE REVAY BRANNON nternatronal Club Hobby Club UM LEE BRENT IACK BRIGANCE Pampa Htqh School Clarendon 1-Irqh School H1Y Club 43 Lxbrary Club 43 Track 43 Football 43 MAURICE BRYSON BEN BUNCH Football 40 41 42 F1rstA1d 40 Glee Club 4142 SCIENCE Club 4 Track 42 Semor Play 43 I ' Q , I -ty ' l ' P Q, 3 ' ' J , e . ' ' '40, :M 111211 K ' . t H ' Warden '42,'Who's Who 43, Best All- , l . . . ' s -f f f Zfr i . b ' -' -' -' , ',13, A. , L, 1. ' -' , ack -'42- O' it! Club ' -41 spots 1:1-311 ' L41-4-7, G1-e Cxb 42 Hc:t'.erz.:L11:.: , 1 ' -' -' ,,, - ' 1 x., ' T ' .' ' 3' I ENE BUNCH Band 40 41 42 43 Library Club 42 Nature Club 41 Photoqraphy Club 40 NEWTON BURKE Non Athletrc Club 39 40 Readlnq Club 4? Spellmq Club 40 41 F1rst Axd 4 42 1ANE BURRIS Fme Arts Club 41 42 43 Deleqate to 'I' H S P A Dent n 1 Scnpt Club 41 Chnstmas Program 41 F1ne Arts Program 43 V1ce Presxdent Hobby Club 41 V1cePres1dent Story Tellxnq Club 42 Vanety Club 43 Scholarshrp Club 41 42 43 Ass1stantEd1tor Corsxcan 42 Edxtor Corsrcan 43 Whos Who 42 43 Voxce of Navarro Paqeant 41 Vrctory Concert 43 Most Scholarly G1r1 43 BILLIE ANN BUTLER NORMA IEAN BUTLER 1S1SSY1 Photography Club 41 Health Club 41 Secretary of Health Club 42 SEIVICE Club 43 Arr Rard Warden 42 Pep Squad 41 42 43 Cors1can Staff 43 School Scrapbook 42 43 Duchess of Senxor Class 43 1 D CHANEY Photography Club 40 41 Scrence Club 43 Football 42 Basketball 41 Schol arshtp Club 42 43 CLASS OF 1943 'TJ CLORIA BURKE TOE BURNET1' KLITTLE IOEJ H1Y Club 40 41 42 43 Older Boys Conference 39 40 41 42 Band 40 42 43 Interscholasttc League 42 A L I Club 41 42 43 Pres1dentA Y L 1 Club 43 Tenms 41 42 43 Duke of Senior Class 43 DOROTHY BUSH Grrls Glee Club 41 42 43 V1cePres1 dent Glee Club 41 Asslstant L1bror1an 42 43 County Meet 42 Vrctory Con cert 43 Persanahty Club 41 Varxety Club 42 43 Flne Arts Club 39 40 41 42 43 Scholarshxp Club 42 BILLY BUTLER Spellmq Club 39 40 Fxrst Ard Club 41 Varrety Club 42 43 Football 39 BOBBY BUTLER Readlnq Club 39 Internatlonal Club 40 41 V1cePres1dent Thrxft Club 41 World Affalrs Club 42 Varrety Club 42 43 Prmce Iumor Class 42 Duke of Semor Class 43 H1 Y Club 42 43 Vxce Pres1dent H1Y 43 Track 42 Football 42 Arr Raxcl Warden 42 F F A 42 Older Boys Conference 40 42 Glee Club 42 Semor Play 43 BERNEECE CLARKE Personallty C1ub 42 Spelhnq Club 41 Mmeral Wells Hlqh School I9 f,,1y,J . 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N1 '41 ' , ' ,I I 2' ', -. , - 1 'Z 'Z 'Z .1 ' 341- ' ' 1 ' .V ' - O ff. 1 v l 1 'Q I' , Vik: Clee Club '42, Majc1rettePepvSquad '41- 5 E Q '40 1 1 1 - 'f 9, I 'V f 1 I I, I ,l A ED CLARK CSPEEDYJ Vlorld Alfal S Club 40 41 Photodra 1, 41 42 Glee lub 41 43 V c or Concert 43 Hobby Club 43 BYRON COCKE Photofzraphy Club 40 41 Hobby Club Leaque 42 Arr Raxd Warden 42 A Y 1 42 43 Eme Arts C u 42 Top Squad 4142 1T1l9YSCl1OlC1SllL 4 4 2 DORIS IEAN COLEY Frost 1-ilqh School 39 40 41 42 ex Squad 42 Secretary Personahty Club WALTER COLLINS Photoqxay hy Club 41 Llbrary Club 4 43 Band 40 4142 43 1-11Y Cub JOYCE COPELAND lorth Dallas Hugh School Internatronal Club 41 Debate Club 41 42 Treas urer Debat Club 42 Natxortal Eorens L Leaque 41 42 43 1nterscholast1cLeag f A Y C 4 4 A Warden 4 Scbolarslu Cub 41 ep Sauad 4.1. 43 Vzc Presragnt P :quad 4 ar Stat' 42 TRANCLS cox O CLASS OF 1943 3 .1 Q- qt xv Vt mx, THURIM AN COBB BILLY COKER Spellmg Club 40 41 Hobby Club 43 1 C COLLIER CBONESl Footbal 140 4142 Track 42 Basket ball 40 41 42 V1cePres1dent Frrst Ard Club 41 H1Y Club 40 4142 Future Farmers of Amerrca 42 Older Boys Conference 41 Scholarsh1p Club 41 Whos Who 43 PEGGY CONNELL Handxcraft Club 40 Home Economrcs Club 41 Kmttma Club 41 42 BAXTER COSBY Ab ll CRAVEINS 1 L 4 4 Knttm, Cu chby lub 42 Seruce Club 'A' , I ' Y' , pl 4 Club ' -' 1 C ' -' u 1 tc 3' L. 1. cm! '41-' -' W 1 51 E , 17. . ' 1 ' -' , 1 t 't t 0 ' A I ' '..-:il O- -4. pf .4- . ' 4' ,. Effie? L-3 f 'Sf 3' -f' ' -f X ,gf ,rw , if ff!-' A. : 2 , I tsl , N4 .- 1 A 143 1 ' ' I I 1 '. , 9 1 -' '43, F, F, A. 42-'43, Semor Play '43 J yi, , oe, v V 'K , I 1. , 1 . u ' L A ' 1 l ' .Q cl '42, . . L. ri 'lub '41-'HZ-' 3, III Raid K P 'L' , 5 f E: 'TT 5' A' 2 'brsrc . , ' L-'43 A .a .-4 ,4 . , .. ,. , E , .Q I cl 'C' lit-Zsxullty lub ' 0- 1, 1 t' 1 h Q -11741 1-1,2 '-, A-- tl 5 I 2 'VORS1-IAM CRAWFORD DOROTHY DAVID Y L 1 40 Personality Club Glee Club 42 43 I-Iandlcraft Club 43 BOBBY DEW ICURLY1 Thrxft Club 39 Pres1dent F1151 Amd Club 41 Presxde-nt Nor1Ath1et1c Club 41 42 F F A 41 A1r Raxd Warden 42 Football 39 40 41 Basketball 41 Corsxcan Staff 42 Vzce Presldent Semor Class 42 43 Best Lmked Boy 43 SUSAN DUNBAR ISUSIEJ Fme Arts Club 39 40 41 42 43 A Y I. I Club 40 41 42 Hanchcratt Club 43 Scholarskup Club 42 43 Pen Squad 40 41 42 Glee Club 40 41 42 43 FRANCES EVANS CBUGGER1 Scholarshlp Club 40 41 42 43 Varlety Club 41 42 Servxce Club 43 Corslcan Staff 43 Temple 1-lmqh School B11 LY IOE FLUKER CLASS 4 ff! fu? OF 1943 we X 1 f 4 gg 4 5 If 5 FRNARD CROWE a F s Aa Clu A Rl. DEATON CFNE DUNN KGENE DOND Football 41 42 Basketball 42 43 PISSI dent Semor Class 43 Atr Rald Warden 42 Semor Play 43 DORIS IEAN ELLIOTT Readmq Club 40 41 Prestdent Readmq Club 40 Pep Squad 40 41 42 43 Paq eant 41 Nature Club 42 NonAth1et1c Club 43 DEARI. FARMER Spellmfy Club 40 Personahty Club 41 Llbrary Club 41 42 M ARY FOGARTY Personahty lun 40 41 Health Cub 41 42 Servl e Club 43 Pep Squad 41 Scholarshlp Club 42 43 2 I PATTY FORD Personalxty Club 40 41 Health Club 41 42 Servxce Club 43 Pep Squad 41 Scholarshxp Club 40 41 42 43 MARY GARDNER Terrell Hrqh School Secretary Hortzon Club 42 43 Employment Opportunrttes Club 43 V1c:ePres1dentG1ee Club 43 Schsolarshxp Club 42 43 Queen of C LILLA SU GOODWIN CLEFTYD Band 40 41 42 43 Non Athlehc Club 41 Hobby Club 42 43 Spellmq Club 41 Orchestra 42 Band Contest 41 42 Pageant 41 Scholarshtp Club 41 42 43 Health Club Reporter 42 F1ne Arts Club 40 41 42 43 Glee Club 41 42 Coronatron Program 42 GWENN HALL KSPECKD North Dallas Hxqh School Scholarship Club 42 43 Servtce Club 43 Secretary of Servxce Club 43 Duchess of Semor Class 43 IACK HARDISON llliotgzgraphy Club 40 41 42 Basketball WARREN HART Photography Club 40 Ouxz Club 43 Arr Raid Warden 42 Flrst Ald Club 41 22 CLASS OF 1943 Q- . O O 1 BETTY GALLAGHER Glee Club 42 Band 43 Handrcrait Club 40 43 Health Club 42 Scrxpt Club 41 Homemakmq Club 41 IESSIE MAE GARLINGTON Kmttmq Club 42 VIVIAN GRAHAM Scholarshxp Club 40 Personahty Club 40 Glee Club 4142 Pageant 41 Hobby Club 41 Arr Rald Warden 42 Varlety Club 43 THOMAS O HAND Future Farmers of Amertca 40 41 42 State Champxon Poultry Iuclqe 40 F F A Reporter 41 V1CEPY9S1d9H1F F A 42 Non Athletlc Club 40 41 Glee Club 40 Hobby Club 41 MARSYLENE HARDISON CMAHSY1 A Y L 1 4142 43 Pep Squad 2 IAMES LESTER HARWELL CSONNYD Football 42 Basketball 41 Band 38 39 40 41 42 V1cePres1dentIun1orC1ass 42 Secretary of Senxor Class 42 Pho toqraphy Club 41 Hobby Club 42 43 Presrdent of Hobby Club 43 Fme Arts Club 40 41 42 43 H1 Y Club 43 Duke of Iumor Class 41 Corsxcan Stall 43 Orchestra 42 Axr Ratd Warden 42 Glee Club 43 Tenms 4.1 Band Con test 39 40 41 43 Track 43 - ' 1 1 1 V1 1 I va I 1' A I 1 Q fk- W . W ' Q. 1 fi 1. 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' 1' '- 1 -1 ' ' 1 ' ' 1' A 1 ' ,414 I' '-'gl --'.1.1-11 14 1. 1 LOUIS HASHOP nd 4142 A Y C1 4 brary Club 41 REBA HAWTHORNE Band 41 42 43 Glee Club 40 Non etxc Club 40 41 A Y L 41 42 Orch stra 41 42 Servlce Club 42 Band Contest 42 Scholarshxp Club 41 42 43 Axr Rald Warden 42 Club lAMES LOYD l'1Ell:NER Soitball 41 42 Football 40 41 42 Golf Club 41 Photography Club 41 42 Non Athlettc Club 42 Oulz Club 43 A1r Ftaxd Warden 42 GLEN IKER Photoqraphy Club 41 42 HELEN CELAINE IOHNSTON Band 40 41 42 43 Photography Club 41 42 Pan Amencan Club 42 Vanety Club 43 Orchestra 42 Band Contest 41 42 Pageant 41 Amr Ratd Warden MARY LEE lONES L1brary Club 43 Ass1stant Lxbrar1an 43 Scholarshxp Club 42 43 CLASS OF 1943 Hip' 'ELEN MARIE HATLEY S anxsh Club 41 Kntttnq Club 42 Lbrary Club 43 Ftne Arts Club 42 43 BETTY SUE HEDRICK Health Club 40 41 42 Home Econom1cs Club 41 ANN EARLE HODGES Glee Club 41 42 Pres1dentPersonal1ty Club 43 Varlety Club 42 Photography Club 41 Employment Opportumty Club 51 Pep Squad 41 42 A1r Rald War en 42 lANE JACKSON llbrary Club 40 Personallty Club 41 Hobby Club 41 Non Athletxc Club 42 Photography Club 41 Victory Chorus 43 V1cePres1dent Hand1craft Club 43 ROBERT IOYNER Non Athletic Club 40 41 Hobby Club 41 42 A1r Rald Warden 42 Presldent A 'VIARY FRANCES KEEL Personalxty Club 40 41 Health Club 42 World Atfalrs Club 43 23 Ba '- ,..L.I. ub'2,L1- W ', t ff' - rf? - .- . 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I - , 9 I - , ,jigs .I , --t' .5 , L Y ' 1 'TX 1 A - lf -A- t C O 4 1 ZX, ..U Q q, - ','1 - lf.r.'.'42 '42 L DOYLE KEELING Photography Club 41 42 Scxenc Club 43 Corsxcan Staff 42 43 GWEN KENNEDY Personaltty Club 41 42 Glee Club 41 42 Glee Club 41 42 43 Fme Arts Club 40 41 42 43 Handlcraft Club 43 DOROTHY KING IDOTJ Photography Club 40 World Afiaxrs Club 41 Variety Club 41 Employment Club 43 Pep Squad 41 42 Scholarshtp Club 42 Corsxcan Staff 43 Au' Ratd Warden 42 PAUL LAKE Non Athletlc Club 40 41 Spellmq Club 41 World Affalrs Club 42 Llbrary Club 43 EDNA LEWIS I-Iomemalunq Club 41 Spellmq Club 40 Non Athlenc Club 42 Servlce Club PATRICIA LON EY CPATI Photography Club 41 Hobby Club 41 Secretar L1brary Club 40 Pep Squad 41 42 ecretary Handmcratt Club 42 lNi3n4l?thlet1C Club 42 Fme Arts Club 24 CLASS OF 1943 PATRICIA LUCILLE KEEN lPATl Pep Squad 40 41 42 Internatxonal Club 40 A Y L I Club 41 42 Handxcratt Club 43 Pageant 41 Glee Club 41 42 me Arts Club 41 42 FRED KESINGER KFREDDYJ Football 39 40 41 42 Readmq Club 39 Pres1dent Readmq Club 39 Inter natxonal Club 40 41 First Axd Club 40 Basketball 42 EUGENE KORMOS IAYDEENE LARAMORE UAYJ Personahty Club 40 Non Athletxc Club 41 Hobby Club 41 Sprmq Current Events 42 Servxce Club 43 EMMA LEE LEWIS Ltbrary Club 40 41 42 43 Personahty Club 41 Assxstant Librarian 43 BOBBIE LEE MAHONEY IBOBI lnternatmonal Club Hobby Club Enms Htqh School , I . . D. F , I -I , - . Opportunities '42, Glee Club '42, Servioe '43, ' ' ' 1 1 I B1l.l.lE ANNE NARNEY lxavarro Pageant 40 Peo Sauad 39 40 Hom makmq Club 40 43 P E 41 Hobby Club 42 BETTY MATTHEWS Pep Squad 41 42 Personallty Club 40 41 Reporter Personaltty Club 40 Scbolarshxp Club 42 Fme Arts Club 39 40 41 42 43 BEN MCKIE Readmg Club 39 40 Hobby Club 42 Flrst Ard Club 41 Fotball 40 41 42 Basketball 4142 Track 4142 Tems 42 Coronauon 42 Class Offtcer 40 Whos Who 43 RUBY IEWELI.. MELTON 1-landzcraft Club 40 Non Athlehc Club 41 Personallty Club 41 H alth Club A R NELSON Football 40 41 42 Basketball 40 41 Track 42 Employment Opportumtles 41 Scholarshzp Club 40 41 42 Semor Play 43 DOROTHY NICAR CLASS M! OF 1943 r FFEAP'-1 O MARSlf'Al.1. KBABSJ r s b 40 41 42 43 Occupf' rl nues Cub 40 Hobby 41 2 Pep Sauad 42 Duch ss 3 S n AARCELWE MCCAFFER f' CHARLES MEADOR 'NlonAth1e1c Club 41 ltbrary Club 42 DOROTHY MURPHY Photoqrarby Club 40 41 Secretary Na ture Club 41 l..e1sure Tlme and Actrv mes Club 42 L1brary Club 41 Glee- Club 41 42 1dL1A NEWCOMB Glee Club 40 Persanalzty Club 40 42 Employm nt Cpportunme 41 Photon ,raphy 41 MARIELLA NUTT P Squad 40 41 42 Soellmq Club 40 Home Economlcs Club 41 1-lobby Club 43 World Aflalrs 41 25 GLENNA O ROURKE Spellmq Club 40 Personahty Club 41 Pan Amerxcan Club 41 L1brary Club 42 Employment Opportumues 43 D bale Club 41 42 Scholarshxp Club 41 42 Ass1stantL1brar1an 42 43 A1r Ratd Warden 42 Corsman Staff 43 IUNE PANTON IO PEACOCK Secretary Sophomore Class 40 41 Cor onatlon 40 41 Tenms Club 40 41 42 43 Yell Leader 42 Band 39 40 41 42 Y I Clu 40 41 42 43 In r scholastxc League 42 Band Contest 40 41 42 Declamatxon 40 Vxctory Con cert 43 Whos Who 43 FRANCES PRINCE Spetlmq Club Readmq Club Kmttmo CHARLIE RANKIN KCHUNKYP Football 42 Photography Club 42 H1 Y Club 42 43 Pres1dent Vanety Club 43 Parhamentaman 43 Prmce of Sen tor Class 43 PEGGY ROBERSON Pep Squad 40 41 V1C9PI9SlCi6Tl1 Per sonallty Club 40 Hobby Club 42 43 Tr asurer Hobby Club 43 26 CLASS OF 1943 X 5 QAM ROSE MARIE PALMER I B PASCHAL IR fBUGl Football 40 41 42 V1cePres1dent Em ployment Opportumtxes Club 40 FIFSI Axd Club 41 Hobby Club 42 Voca txonal Aqnculture Club 40 41 VERA DEE PHELPS DORILEE OUINN BTLL REGESTER CR EGESTERJ Tenms Club 42 43 Photography Club 41 42 Sclence Club 43 TACK ROBERTS Fotball 30 40 41 42 l-l1Y Club 42 43 Track 40 Basketball 40 Scnpt Club 41 Hobby Club 42 Coronatxon 41 Serxetary lumox Cla s 40 Ar Raxd Vtardea 4 S AJ .L.. bf .f .' 3 f Rel 1 C1 L' . - , - A 5 u A 1 Q? ,nl - , A 1 h '42 -x A J . i. . 9 Q BARBARA ROBINSON KSHORTYI Band 40 41 42 43 Tennrs 41 42 Band Contest 41 42 Fne Arts Club 40- 41 42 43 Vanety Club 42 43 Non Athlettc Club 41 Photography Club 41 Secretary Band 42 Orchestra 42 Arr Rard Wa den 42 Pageant 41 Vrc tory Concert 43 Fme Ars Presenta t1 n 43 Semor Play 43 THOMAS ROXBURGH CTOMMYJ Band 40 41 42 43 Band Contest 40 41 42 Head Twlrler 41 42 Band Drum Ma1or 42 43 Hobby Club 41 Photoq raphy Club 41 42 Votce of Navarro Pageant 41 Spelllnq 40 Whos Who IO NELI. SCOTT Debate Club 40 41 42 Nattonal Fo rensrc League 41 42 Extemporaneous Speakmq 4142 Spelling Club 40 41 Pres1dent Spellrnq Club 41 Presrdent Employment Opportumttes Club 41 World Affalrs Club 42 Duchess Sooho more Class 41 Corstcan Staff 43 Rep resentatlve of Ctvltan Club 42 Home makrnq Club 43 WESLEY LEE SHARPLEY Photography Club 40 41 Tennts Club 40 41 Tenms Club 41 Corsrcan Staff BURNETT SI-IIVERS Ourz Club 43 FRANCES SLAUGHTER Band 40 41 42 43 Band Contest 42 Personahty Club 40 Vartety Club 41 Ltbrary Club 40 41 Recrdlnq Club 39 40 Debate Club 40 41 Hobby Club 42 Scholarshtp Club 41 42 43 Home maktnq Club 41 42 Servlce Club 43 Arr Rand Warden 42 CLASS OF 1943 F' la 'mv K an YP' f X Y 41.1 I rx XW 'X af 'f 19 M Q, pf Ely! It ' , ,H 111.- x ' 4' It ' 1-1 6 'K '53 MOLLIE BETH ROBINSON Treasurer Sophomore Class 41 Re rorter of lunror Class 41 42 Secretary Treasurer Semor Class 43 Prrncess of Iuntor Class 42 Corsrcan Staff 43 President Health Club 42 Personalrty Club 41 Sw etheart of Future Farmers 42 Prestdent of Ltbrary Club 43 Arr Rand Warden 42 Duchess OI S mor Class 43 Sw etestG1r1 43 WILLIE SCHLUNEGER Band 39 40 41 42 43 Band Contest 40 41 42 Instrumental Solo Contest 41 Orchestra 39 40 4142 Fme Arts 39 40 41 42 43 Court Musrctan 41 Non Athlettc Club 42 Spelltnq Club 40 41 Track 342 Glee Club 43 Vtctory Con Cer 4 MARIE SCOGGINS IOYCE SHEPPARD BENNY SILER ISLEEPYI I-I1Y Club 41 42 Baseball Club 42 Football 39 Photography Club 40 Ba rcetball 40 IEANETTE SMITH Presrdent Personalrty Club 40 41 Health Club 41 42 Vxce Presrdent Serv :Ce Club 43 Scholarshlp Club 4041 42 43 Pep Squad 41 Arr Rard War den 42 27 f , ,41 1 3- .., 5 if ' -r V -1 -. it I I if -'43, gy ng I . , I 4 ' -' , 1 ' Q -f ' - Hn - ' , ' , . 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' 'tx ' 14? ,112 1 I ft I . . , I I , . 1 AN ' ' I 1 Af, ggst I I . 1 , L ' x , ' 5 I .Lg 'fi I CLASS OF 1943 IERRY SMITH DOROTHY SOA PE Presxclent Spellmq Club 40 Personaltty Club 41 43 Hobby Club 39 Health Club 42 LERA IEAN SPENCER lnternatxonal Club 41 Health Club 41 .3 42 Secretary of Non Athletxc Club 43 Grrls Glee Club 41 42 43 Lrbrarran of Glrls Glee Club 42 Pep Squad 41 42 43 Vrctory Concert 43 BOGNER STUBBS CTOEI Football 40 41 42 Track 41 42 Bas ketball 41 Future Farmers of Amenca 41 42 BILLY DEAN TALLY KDEANYD Manager Football 42 43 Non Athlettc Club 40 42 Football 40 ROBERTA TAYLOR 28 FRANCES SMOTHERMAN News aper Club 40 Personahty Cluz 41 Photography Club 41 42 Varxety Club 43 Band 40 41 42 43 Band Con test 41 42 Scholarshxp Club 40 41 42 43 Fme Arts Club 40 41 42 43 PAUL SPEAR Whos Who 42 43 Coronatxon 40 42 Cheer Leader 41 42 A Y L 1 Cub 41 42 43 Readmq Club 40 Corszcan Staff 42 43 Tenms 41 42 43 Scholar shlp Club 40 41 COSBY STEEN Fxrst Ald Club 41 Scholarshlp Club 40 41 42 Ltbrary Club 41 42 Foot b 4142 43 Outz Club 43 on Athlettc Club 40 Vmce Presldent Lxbrary Club 42 ROSS SUTTON Band 41 42 43 FourH Club 41 42 L1brary Club Soellmq Club Sctence Club Flrst Ald Club lOl-IN TAYLOR Football 42 43 Basketball 42 43 HxY Club 41 42 43 Band 39 40 41 42 Band Contest 39 40 41 42 NonAthlet1c Club 42 Varxety Club 43 Announcer 43 Semor Play 43 Whos Who 43 Court Herald 43 BILLY BOB TINKLE CTINKLEJ Footbal 40 41 42 Basketball 42 43 Tcrtns 4 43 Prcstaent luntor Class eg r tc , h wmole s 40 ty A ka 43 A r Ratd Warden 42 'oronattrt Duke 42 4 lnternatxonal C. ub 40 41 Semor Play 3, 1 I 3 1 .A ff 1 -P 5 y All Q ' 4. l.ff.Vf,iif ra, ' f , f 5 1- I -.2 Egiiifwfgil X 1 41, . ' 1 A - ' f V , x .X I ht . 1 . -:P 1 - - , ' -I , 1 'nk--r So' 1. Clue ' ,Va- - llnE'M1.-12-,l ', C: un -N 'M AVHLY '41-' 2-'43, 143 ' ' BETTY TRIM BLE lTRUDYl Newsoaper Club 39 Photoqraphy Club 41 Hobby Club 42 Handzcrait Club 43 Pep Squad 40 41 42 Fme Arts Club 39 40 41 Health Club 40 ALVIS TUCKER IOHNNY VARLEY H1 Y Club 40 41 42 43 Basketball 41 Football 40 41 Track 41 Arr Rard Warden 42 Boys Glee Club 41 lEWEl.l. WARD Ltbrary Club 40 41 42 Personalzty Club CHARLES W WASHBURN Readmq Club 39 40 41 Spelmq Club 40 Lrbrary Club 41 42 MAYDELL WEATHERBY CMASIEJ Health Club 40 41 Duchess of Sopho more Clas s4l Band 41 42 43 Band Contest 41 42 Llbrarxan of Band 43 Scholarshrp Club 41 Duchess of Iumor Class 42 Photography Club 41 Vrce Presrdent of Photography Club 42 Sec retary of Story Tellmq Club 43 Cor sxcan Staff 43 Tenms Club 41 42 43 Prrncess oi Semor Class 43 CLASS OF 1943 f 'Vx -id HAROLD TRONE PAUL TURNER Varlety Club 43 Hobby Club 41 42 Track 42 Scholarshxp Club 42 CMER VINSON Football 41 42 Basketball 4 Frrst Amd Club 40 Employment Opportum ues Club 42 TEAN WARREN Band 41 42 43 Pep Squad 39 40 41 Photography Club 40 41 Glee Club 39 40 41 Varrety Club 41 42 Ofhce TOMMIE WATERS lBONESl H1Y 42 43 Tenms Club 41 42 43 NonAth1et1c Club 40 Spellmq Club 41 Nature Club 42 Oumz Club 43 Football 40 MARGARET ELLEN WELLS 'MAGGIED Photography Club 40 41 Hobby Club 42 World Affalrs Club 42 Handrcraft Club 42 Arr Rand Warden 41 Pep Squad 41 42 43 Secretary Pep Squad 29 '41, sChQ1mSh1pC1ub'41.'42 , 651.45-,43 ' ' -' f ' N IV F 15. . alfa , , ' . .' 'I 'A ' , A x 'I ' I yi '43 ' SAMMY WERNER Mexxa Hxqh School A Y L I Cl b 4 Band 42 43 Hx Y Club 42 43 Hobby Club 43 CAROLE WIGGINS Secretary Personality Club 40 41 Health Club 41 42 Servxce Club Reporter 43 Pep gqglzaad 41 Scholarship Club 40 4 4 NEVIN WILLARD nd 39 40 41 Photography Cub 39 40 A Y I Club 41 2 Boys Glee Club 40 and Contest 39 40 41 42 Corslcan' Staff 43 Scholar sh1p Club 40 41 43 Coronatzon 41 42 V1ce Presld Band 43 Vxctory Concert 43 V e of Navarro 41 Amr Bald Warden 2 Whos Who 43 Court Herald 42 4 ROSE MARIE WILLIAMS MARIORIE WOLENS ISISSIEJ Scholarshlp Club 40 41 42 43 me Arts Club 39 40 41 42 43 Pep Squad 40 41 42 43 Presxdent Pep Squad 42 43 Assxstant Busmess Manager Corsl can 41 42 Scrlpt Club 40 41 Hobby Club 41 42 Var1ety Club 42 43 Hon zon Club 41 42 43 Presxdent Horxzon Club 42 43 Arr Rand Warden 42 Serv Ice Club 42 Coronatlon Entertamer 40 41 42 Court Dancer 40 VIVIAN WOMACK Non-Athletxc Club '40 Personalxty Club '41, Pan-Amerlcan Club '41, Llbraxy Club 142, Employment Opportunmes '43, Scholarship Club '42, Corsxcan Staff '43 30 CLASS OF 1943 ,A BILLY WHITEFIELD IBILLI Frrsx Ard Club 41 Secretary Non Ath letlc Club 42 Scxence Club 43 Prmce Senxor Class 42 Whos Who 42 43 Football 40 41 42 Basketball 40 41 42 CoCapta1n Bascketball Team 41 Arr Rcnd Warden 42 Tennxs 42 43 Scholarshxp Club 41 43 Best Lookmq Boy 43 IELIA BETH WILKINSON ILEGID Handxcratt Club 41 Hobby Club 41 42 Corsrcan Stat! 43 Arr Raxd War den 42 Scholarshxp Club 41 42 43 ODERA WILLIAMS Frost I-Izqh School Emhouse Hmqh School Readxnq Club Personalzty Club Non Athletxc Club IOSEPI-IINE WINKLER Personalxty Club 40 Handxcratt Club 41 Spellrnq Club 41 Homemaklnq Club 42 IOI-IN WOMACK Band 40- 41 42 43 Presldent Band 43 Y L I Club 40 41 42 Sclen Club 43 Boys Glee Club 40 41 42 43 Presxdent Boys Glee Club 43 Boys Ouartette 42 43 Band Contest 41 42 Semor Play 43 BENNIE FAE WOOD Personallty Club '40, Non-Athletlc Club , bby Club '41, . 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Servxce Club '43 CLASS OF 1943 IANE WOOD Q7 b Clb4A dW DOROTHY IEANE WRIGHT IDOTD 1 b t C b Cb byC 4V f P q 41 42 A TYPICAL ADVISORY PERIOD A football hero s1ts hunched over a popular magazlne a Jov1al smlle occaslonally playlng across h1s lrps as he reads a lme whlch partrcularly appeals to h1s sense of humor The war w1dow anxrously scans over a long awarted letter and stops to heave a long low srgh as he tells of h1s great love for her A contempt 1ble class pest yanks gleefully at an lnnocent g1rl s long dark curls as she lets out a shrlll cry of terror and pam Another star athlete glances long lngly at an attractlve female rn the far corner of the room and contem NOON AT The 1n1t1al bell sends 1ts thrlll tones through the food scented a1r Frnger weary students release therr paper from the rollers of the typewr1ters and 1nsert them ln the double decked wlre basket A rush IS made for a coveted place by the door The sec ond bell sounds A rushlng conges t1on a movmg human mass blasts from the overflowlng door Flylng feet tread every flfth step of the tremblmg stalrcase Down they go, pushrng and shovmg around the cor plates as to whether she dwells rn the memory of her last date w1th h1m or IS thmkrng of a former basketball rranager A lanky lad dressed ID full cowboy regalra snatches a coveted document from h1s nelghbor s purse Tears of anger come to her flammg eyes as she lnforms the teacher of hrs mrsdemeanor Others of the more re fmed students seek the knowledge of therr text books whrle st1ll others en gage rn a steady conversatron w1th those s1tt1ng close by All of th1s goes to make a typ1cal C I-I S advlsory perlod A R Nelson CHS ner of the frrst floor sta1rs wheellng 1n at the cafeter1a door only to be too late for a cholce spot They now crowd 1ncons1derately IH front of frlends conform1ng the once unlform lrne 1nto a sw1rl1ng turmoll Blt by b1t as the half starved patrons push along the slow movlng llne the crowd thlns and soon everyone IS s1tt1ng at a table laughmg and talkmg enJoy mg h1s food amrast a typ1cal C H S atmosphere A R Nelson 3I Q l if I.1bra:y Cu '41J42, Non-A hleuc lu Kmmng Club '4l-'42, 1, K tt,r.' '43-'41, Reporter of Library lu '40- Clu '41, Presxd-.. K::1.f' Ci P' '4l' RQPOTYQT Of Li YGY lub ' 2, ICG- Scholarshxp u 1, 1 R 1 are , I Pre dent of Homernakmg Club '43, '42, Band '42-'43, C 1 an .J af. ' , . .V X Assxstam Lzbrarxan '41-'42-'43,Giee Club N L41-'42, Corsxcan S1 1 '43, Au Rmd ' ' S N: den '42, ep S d ' -' J43 4 1 I ' ' u 1 I I I I I - . 0 . I I I n . I I u 1 I , , . . . CLASS OF 1944 OFFICERS President Bill Newton Vice-President Rowland lerniqin Secretory-Treosurer, Corrolyn Kelton Reporter Carolyn Bute Sponsor Mrs. Elliott Y!- Ev A qt '. n 0 ROW ONE Bettre Frances Bass Carolyn Bute B1ll1e Mane Brown R L Baker Marcelle Allred W1llo Iean Coley Dorothy Anderson W L Ayers CLASS OF 1944 ROW TWO lohnme Broussard Charles Barnes Ir Dan Bee V1rq1n1a Benheld Kenneth Bobkoff Harold Bryant Ceclle Anne Bryant Ioe Davld Baumqartner ROW THREE Rex Bower Iames Bulhnqton Bllly Berr1er Gelme Conner Bllly Brown B111 Balcom Dana Rose Arnett Xl X - 'A ...N A, W, .N f ROW ONE Sue Davls Mary Ahce Duvall Dorls Mane Caskey Thelma Denny Teresa Coble Patty Ellmqton Patsy Dav1s Gwynn Chr1st1e CLASS OF ROW TWO Patsy Cook Brlly Clowe Geraldme Carden B1lly Clayton Suzanne Calhoun Brlly Elllott Wayne Chr1st1e Norma lean Elhson 1944 ROW THREE Marvrn Crowe Iesse Cahaaan Iohn Dempsey Ray Crowe Bllly Conant Eddle Danrels Davrd Dan1el Graham D1ckson , Q ' . 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ROW ONE Lila Harwell Betty Evans Yvonne Estes Bertha Garrrson Geraldrne Hollrnqsworth Mary Hadley lohnny Henry Dorothy lohnston CLASS OF Rowrwo Vrdelle Hopkins George Gtllesoie Wrllram Goodwrn Wanda Holland Brllre Horn Kennard Farmer Mary lo Floyd Dorothy Gay 1944 ROW THREE Iohn Hugh Howell Clyde Hooper lack Hrtchcock Brllre Iune Etheredqe lvorme Emery Wanda Ernch Brlly Herod M D Grrqqs 3 ROW ONE I-lelencr Iuertqermorm Adele Iohnson Inez Loudon Ruth Iones Exo Clolre Love Ellzobeth Lobbon Ehzobeth Loseter Evelyn Lewls CLASS OF ROW TWO Mlldred Low Floro Nell Knotts Bobby Lcmq leon Lonq Betty Io Long Bowlond Ierruqm Corrolyn Kelton Glorlo Nell Keothley 1944 RCW THREE Don Love Gorlcmd Iortes Bobby Love Thomas Kennemore Wesley Icxrdon Iomes Llttle Chester LOll1S Montez Louqhlm If F . ,J 2 I I Z ROW ONE Iohn Montfort Betty Io Morr Ellcr McM1chc1e1 G Nelle McW1ll1oms Roy Myers Iuonlto Marsh Betty Lew MCCOIDIU Bette Prerce CLASS OF 1944 ROW TWO Peqqy leon McE1wroth Morre Oden Mory Blrd Moore Lurene Mcrrlow Lorene Mrller Inez Odom Aldo Ree Marsh Almedor Northern Tom McMu1lc1n ROW THREE Henry Nreper B111 Newton Clarence Ne Smlth W11119 Morr Mory Io Losslter Thomas Prltchcrrd D1Ck19 Porker Ioe Potnck I . , . . I f, 1' 'if 4 ,, D 1 ROW ONE Polly Starks LUCIGH Pmkston Mary Pylle Iayne Ellene Pulley Norma Dean Pr1ce Allene Peacock Paulene Peacock Erances Spurlock CLASS OF ROW TWO Mary Ellen Reed Thomas Paschall Rebecca Roberts B1ll1e lean Rhodes PeqQY Rothe Wln Rankm DOIIIS Reedy Glenn Skmner 1944 ROW THREE O P Rentrow Leon Phllllps Betty lo Rash Bllly Pugh Calvm Renfrow Alvm Prmce Hugh Rouse 44x 'v Yu- . , F G I I 1 Q L 3 . I '1 r 'Q E Q K Q ' . , H'l'I. Ji f CLASS OF 1944 HOW' ONE Al Jr Th 'mason Stephanra Smrth Ann Scarborough Thelma Stokes Brlly loe Tally Gene Terry Cora Nell Stanley Rosellrne Sharrer ROW TWO Curirs Scr aarns Frances Sykes Lours Todd Tomrnle Scoaqms Brll Turner Vrrarnra Sheerer Bobby Thompson Brlly Bruce Tucker . - A - CLASS OF 1944 ROW ONE Willie Fay Yarbrough Bobby Waddell Harold Wilson Mary lo Whorton Rose Marle Wllson Rubye Nell Taylor Allene Woods Bobbie lean Wilson ROW TWO W C Watson Andy Walker Gus Watson Mary Frances Thompson Dorothy Whitener Cora Van Varley Elizabeth Vaughn Felix Washburn Billy Ioe Williams SIXTY THREE MINUTES TWENTY FIVE SECONDS AGO Ella McM1chael ludy glanced down at the torn fragments that Just an hour ago had meant everythrng to her She had done 1t rn a f1t of anger and now nothrng was left of her happrness but torn btts She prcked them up one by one There was the stde of B111 s face wrth frayed edges there the letter on h1s football sweater and the fraternrty prn that she had glven htm back for a few m1nutes to wear Jn the prcture She mechamcally wrped a tear that was one of the thousands that had run out of the corner of her eye and over her smeared make up 1n the last slxty mrn utes Srxty three mrnutes and twenty frve seconds to be exact Yes slxty three m1nutes and twenty IIVG seconds had passed s1nce B111 had slammed the door and walked rrght out of her lrfe lt was all a crazy mlx up She knew rn her heart that rt was her fault B111 had taken her for granted and what s worse she had let h1m do 1t Every trme B111 had sa1d go there she was ready to go wrth hlm D1d she ever have another date? No Everyone knew shed be gorng wherever there was to go wrth B111 therefor what was the sense 1n calllng 2073 and asklng for Iudy Bond? When ludy s name was mentzoned everyone mechanlcally thought of B111 At f1rst th1s had QIVGH her a thr1ll1ng sensatron She a sophomore gorng w1th that handsome blonde four strrped letterman B111 Patton Then there was the tlme he had g1ven her h1s prcture Boy d1d th1s make her feel good' Why she d have done anythlng Just to keep B111 B111 Patton the football 1do1 for her very own She was 11v1ng rn a dog s heaven all through her sophomore and Junror years and for that matter she st111 was but someth1ng had happened to B111 He had graduated and gone to college and somethrng had happened to B111 that she never thought could happen to hlm He was concerted B111 Patton always known as the swellest guy on the campus was con certed But determrned to keep on berng known as B111 Patton s g1r1 ludy pampered h1m There was the f1rst tlme B111 had ever broken a date w1th her 1 understand B111 ludy had replred rn her sweetest tone when she really drdnt under stand why he had to stay rn and study for that test that she knew perfectly well he had the day before Then there was the fraternlty dance All her plans had been bombed Just because B111 had suddenly developed a cold and you know football stars they have to be pampered ludy had rnnocently replled Well that s all rrght B111 1 dont rrnnd really You Just stay IH bed and get over that cold Th1s excuse had completely sattsfred her unt11 she had seen B111 go out of h1s house cll dressed up rn h1s tuxedo She Just dldnt und rstantl why B111 had to go to th do tor s 1n a tuxedo What had she done? Was he rnad at her? Why d1d he make excuses? lf he had Just told the truth she would have understood Suddenly rt had popped rnto her rnlnd Th1s was the reason She would have understood That was she old understandlng Iudy Well she was determrned to change What had she lost that had flrst attracted B 117 Her mrnd suddenly struck upon 1t She had lost her rndependen e That was 1t lndependence When B111 had come over th1s mornrng and asked her to go to the party that the gang was throwlng ludy sa1d the lrnes that she had practlced all the n1ght before lm sorry B111 lve made other arrangements All the tlme the word rndependence wa poundmg agarnst her brarn Just as fast as her heart was poundrng Th1s was the very frrst trme she had not Jumped at the chance to go wrth B111 and rt made her qulver all over But B111 had not taken her lndeoendence the way she had expected He had stared at her for a mrnute wlth those dark brown eyes and turn d wrthout sayrng a word and slarnmtng the door slammed her heart between the hrnges He was gone-gone from her lrfe forever and Iudy glanced down at the torn fragments that Just as hour ago had meant everythlng to her The End 4 I I - - . , , 1 . . 1 . 1 - 1 1 1 . - - . , - 1 . . . . . 11 11 1 1 - 1 . . . 1 - Q , I, 1 . . . . . 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 . ' D 1 1 1 - 1 . . . . . 1 1 1 1 - . . . 11 1 11 . . 1 , . , . - 1 1 ' 1 . . 11 1 1 1 11 . . , . 11 . 11 . . 1 1 1 1 1 , . , Y . . . 11 1 . . 1 . 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 . . . 1 . 1 . Q Q f' . c, .1 V 1 - 1 - 11 . 11 , . l . . . . A . . . c, . ' . , . 11 1 . 1 11 . . H , . . Q , . 1 o , V , . 1 1 1 1 CLASS OF 1945 O F F I C E R S PT9S1dGDt Betty Nell Cram Vrce Presrdent Ballard George Secretary Treasurer Dorothy Hathorn Reporter Shtrley Goms Sponsor Mr Iohnston gpg.-Lgv..K....M - TE.-M Mm i - I S ,,,, --S S n t LJ ' ip' ' WT ' .aw S., -Q S A g',S ... wt ,,. 1' 'J .Q in H, .f+ 19 'A '- 1 S ,.,..... ,..., - ff S ,rrt S- ae., 6 S . .---- S -SS S- S time W S , ,. S, S J. .. 5' Sm.. I S' CLASS OF 1945 BOW ONE BOW TWO Bob Bradl y Cladte De Moss Wayne Clark Ben Acock Betty Nell Crc ln Dons Donoho Margaret An ,lrews Carolyn Dublln Cel1ne Bru t lfl Frances Bonner M1nn1e Fae Blakney Betty lo Bunch C rolyn Chunn Charlrne Beaucharno MQW Frances Caskey Loulse Chaney Barney Barlow Newton Colef I O Burke ROW' THREE Kenneth Carver Dons El zabeth Brown Lester B urnqartener Badfo d B ale Bobby loe Babb Lo1s Bnstol Brlly Barlow Bay Br1 tol B1ll1e Anne Cheney Margle Ann Dav1s Frances DCIV1d Martha Nell Boyd Shrrley Anderson ROW FOUR Travr Aston lr Dwane Bryson lsobert Bower Vo ty Io Boyte t enneth Ray Aston Mane Chapman loe Lee Burke Eleanor Bla1r Leon Black I ck Bunch B tty Champ1on Brlly Clay lack Burke 43 Q ' '-. v o , . . 3 A ' Y I e , 1 ,t - S 9' ' ' Charles Clarke 's 3, . . . I Q ' X . CLASS OF 1945 ROW ONE ROW TVVO Anabel McBroorn loe HODk1HS Bett1e Elllsor A-Tm Guthrie Iames Glasgow Marvtn Hanks lda Cathenne Hodgden Hugh Fullerton Bert Guthrle Carl Hester B111 Flynn Mlldred Glles B1lly Kaufman Barbara Flood Earlene Easley Slrtrley Gorns Don Dunbar Mary Kathryn Flerntng DiIV1d Earl D nbow Marrlyn Moore Charlsle Mlchaels ROW THREE R y Earle Greer Dorothy Hathorn M ry Mclimney Glenn Hardrn Magdol ne Granger l1I'I1 Torn Harper Rtta Faye Kent Brlly Gene Ford Nellr Sue Lewrs lrmrny Dyer lda Grrmes IIHITHIG Nell Gray ROW FOUR Helen Elrnore Bnty Hendon Ballard George Walter Eckert Carl Johnson Ruby Hammock Mary Ella Franks Albert Frey Martha Sue George G F Granger Tyre Loudell Gordon , v O. . V I . e ' ' A 'Q ' G. T. Knighten . 9 . ROW ONE Oren Prckerrng M1nn1e Lee Low Enelda Iones Brooks Porter Helen Frances Odom Iohnle Dell Martrn Vemell Henson Martha Hoffman Herbert Wllcox Thomas Murphy CLASS OF 1945 ROW TWO Mtldred Low Robe t Maxwell Ladell Mayo Marnre Matthews lean Iohnson Douglas Mrnor Ir Irmmre Ruth Thompson Travrs McCall Sarah Krng Margaret Morton Douglas Phrllrps ROW THREE Ruby Lee Standard Mary Frances Reedy Ruth Park Mary Io Stewart Howard M1nyard Dorrs McGhee Helen Rxchardson Mary Frances Stover Helen Mane Odom Betty Io Travls Brlly Ioe Owen Vernon Lottrs ROW FOUR Bobbre Gene Ratlrff Frances Perry Charles Russell Andy Walker Earl Lewls Iames Reeves Frank G1l9S Sam Roberts Harvey Ray Lorene Mrller Wrlburn Raby Preston Panton f f ROW ONE R M Smlth Ioyce Stewart Dale Taylor Patr1c1a Wllson W1ll19 Faye Yarbrough Helen Statham Tommre Shlvers Betty Rawlmson Patsy Terry Arnold Lee Sanders CLASS OF 1945 ROW TWO Lorene Ray Margaret Walker Ierry Srnlth Io Ann Roblnson Bettye Rob1nson Edna N eese Buddte Taylor Ben Smlth Lorene Watts Ollene Woods ROW THREE Dorothy Prlce Oaynelle Wrtght Ioyce Tramel Ierrenne Thompson Audrey Faye W1lds Elnora Wtndom Odell Story Al Westbrook VIFQIHIG Walker Gladys Bell Wllson Bllly Sh1vers B1ll19 Io Womack ROW FOUR Ruby Nell Shelton lack Smtth Ioyce Wtllrams Dorothy Osborne Edward Shadlx lack Sklnner Barmon Woods Charles Sprlnkle Floyd Stubbs Stanley Palmer Anne Smrth Mary Lots Seale Peggy Smith O. L. Slaughter Glyn Perry In the Llbrary I am an asststant llbrartan From one to two each day I stand behmd the front counter of our lrbrary And watch a cross sectron of young Amerrca Drtft lazrly from the lunch table To spend a qu1et hour wrth mrnds of great men l1v1ng and dead As full young stomachs Are not conducrve to over earnest thought My eyes wander Just a brt About the larke knowledge scented room In whrch sllly glrls gaze dreamrly Toward the next table Where lounges the football hero of last Fm day s game Suddenly my mlnd IS d1verted by a long low whrstle From the mouth of some boy at the back table Who seeks attentlon from the cute blond Burred rn her book Murders at Mrdnrght Wh1le at the front one long lanky rascal Nods drowsrly And presently yrelds hrmself to dreams of hts lovely young g1rl frtend Srttmg across the alsle Or perchance To mghtmares m whrch hrs cow has made h1m late to school once more As I shrft my glance I see a famrlrar flgure standtng before me I suppose he wants a book of course But as I behold th1s obyect once more I notrce that he rs the chap who can never dec1de what book he has been checkmg ou And always says I want that red book I was readrn The prcture of th1s forgetful chap Wrll not be complete If the wrrter falls to mentron the fact That he forgets hrs pencll and has to borrow one wrth whrch to srgn hrs card each trme As the worst lrbrary pest walks toward the front I wonder What have I done to deserve th1s'? And I repent of all my sms of the past week She rs the type who cannot dec1de what book she wants to read Unt1l she has checked out half the books on the readtng ltst Then before she has trme to return wrth her precrous book The s1lence IS broken by the tortured sound of the bell My lrbrary perrod IS over Thelma Bowden I Am the Locker Room For countless years I have been the haven of hundreds Of boys who wrshed to escape from The prymg eyes of therr schoolmates VVIIIIIG they thought about and dressed For the weekly Frrday mght game Through weeks of practr e I have lrstenea to the crres and Jeers As they argued and lauglned And dressed for that game I have seen them gather tn that small room To hear the startlng ltneup and The captarn for the mght I have watched boys go rnto that Small dark room wrth hope tn thetr eyes And watched them emerge wrth Melancholy looks on therr young faces Because they were not startrng I have watched them return from those Games wrth a lrght step And Joy sh1n1ng from the1r faces And I have seen them come rn Wrth downcast eyes shamed because They had lost The1r eyes and sorrowful hearts But wrth the determtnatton to Wm the next one Others cant watt to see The paper to see how manv Trmes therr names are mertroned I shall probably look Upon many more hundr as of young I-Iopefuls who should lrke to show Therr powerness rn the ga Through practtces and games I shall see the hope and Joy Cn many young befuzzed fac And on scores of others The heartbreak and sorrow That ometrmes co nes from love of the game But now I am asleep And shall remam so untrl The advent of the sprrng tramlng sesston When I shall awaken rn all my glory And gather them to my br ast For another grand month of football Gene Dunn 47 - I , V 1 ,T-I -1 . , , - I I . ' Some I've seen with tears in 1 ' L , A A I A I ' I A I 1 U . . , f gf' , . I 35. . S ' 1 . . . . ' 4 I lll I V ' I I A I , e ALL IN A DAY S WORK Yes lady that s rtght vanrlla chocolate fresh strawberry frult spec1al pecan crunch and banana nut No mam we don t have revel Yes s1r Mr P rust a mrnute please No young man we dont have a trrple patr1ot1c red whrte and blue commando specral soda Water? Yes son No we have a paper now please go way No m am 1t s thlrty cents a pmt You wan a quart of revel but lady I Just told you we dont have revel We have vanllla choco Vtfhat rs 1t Mr P 'P Tell em to call later House man' Vtfhere 1S that ICQ? We re out' No m am the druggrst IS ln the back We can t f1ll your prescr1pt1on up here Just take rt to h1m what klnd please Yes we have chrcken salad ham prmento Oh you want Amerlcan cheese All rlght S s get out from the back and come work a llttle I dont grve a lf you are the fountarn manager you re gettmg pard to work the same as we are No lady We dont have chew1ng gum Thats Just l1ke askmg an Eskrmo for a hot tamale What? Tlme to close Well good nrght See you tomorrow Sammy Werner POEM The Tlgers played LODQVISW 1n the openrng game That found them soarmg hlgh toward fame Agalnst power and brawn T1nkle passed and ran too When we played the Enms team The Lrons found MCK19 on the beam And Brretz d1d plunge and Colller passed And the good old T1ger l1ne held fast Once more our Trgers h1t the trarl They Journeyed eastward ua rarl The Tyler Lrons they then d1d beat Wllh Colller s magrc flylng feet The Hulsboro Eagles came to T1ger Fleld And the T1ger lme wouldnt budge nor yrelzi When the game was over therr Job was done The Trgers were prarsed by everyone Then our boys d1d venture west To prove whrch T1ger pack was best Mmus T1nkle and MCKIG plus mud and ram Our Tlgers fought hard but all rn va1n Next on our l1 t was Forest Tlrgh The Dallas team d1d flght and try But the Trgers ran all over the ground The Lrons took a llckrngigood and sound The Temple Wrldcats proved too good rn the mud Our lrttle Trgers b1t the dust wrth a thud But no one d1d say they lacked courage or frght They played and played wrth cll therr m1ght 48 We played Mexra rn the ram and thunder But strll our T1gers d1d roar and plunder They plunged and charged and rushed r1ght thru And Won the game they were rlghtly due W1th the Cleburne game they ended th1s story The Trgers fmrshed IU a blaze of glory Up and up went the score they prled As I C Ben and Putz ran w1ld From end to end the lrne d1d frght And tackled and blocked wrth all therr m1ght Dunn and Whrtefreld and good old Toe Paschal Bunch Roberts and Crowe The backfreld had speed deceptron and sp1r1t That cau ed all therr foes to respect and fear rt Collrer T1nkle Butler and Pr nce too Freddre Putz and Ben-all Tlgers true Preacher Cheney and Nelson more of the me W1th Charlre Omer cnd Du ty d1d shrne .nam Roberts Harwell and L ng more backs They all were good when you get do vn to facts The 42 season was a suc ssful one W'hat a Job Coaches Allen and Segars have done Our boys were lrttle IH the blue and gold But they ALL were TICEBS loyal and bold Paul Spear I ... 1 1 ' I 1 - 1 1 - ou- u I ' I I lun l I I ,,, , I -'in nu- , , .... , 1 . 7 , , , , ... , - 7 1 . il 1 ' I I ' 1 I I 1 I I I I D Our boys d1d frght for the gold and blue. 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . ., , . 1 1 7 I I 1 1 1 1 1 . C . , - , 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 11 '3 1 CY l'V 1 1 A N-A s .r , 1 , . , . . ce , 1 , 1 , ' 0 7 . I V777 - 1? fmt? aww Will I' 'af QZSWM RV -may W' VK i s N3 4-ff 'v , . . . -f5 Q,y . 'A xi ' .fi'3 ' T' A' K. MQ ' A, .5 I ', 'el 5 - ,v ' - I 5 ' 5 11' -iff : W- '- ' '7 ' .I , ,k,, U . Q .e A, I . 'L' -f ,, Qffl : ' . ' 'f 11? A L, ' A -L .I we . awk fy - Jhlgyj. -,f , ZZ. I ?l'.f:e ' MY-A4 , Big V I 'e X jx -. in . ,Q , , 'L ek q, +-.gn J X M E ' gmt! . .1 '117 'A . 'w-f 5' -' L- - '1' , '.m I f' fl ' , , ' , ' 5 5 . ' 4 P E ga . . 1 , -, .1 Us . .ff Q. LW VU fi ,H I' 1 Y 5' V- M AA ' H -. . L - SENIOR CLASS PLAY l v 'Q ' 2 , ' G - 4 l I 3- if -S 4 ' 4 Y' 1, N, , .F A- H, L THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1943 BEST FOOT FORWARD Place Ac One Ac 'Iwo Act Three A THREE ACT COWIEDY LL U 1 1 If XJ J Q I' Je T I C JI VCI 1,17 lffiiigfzii 21' 'QffIf E fl. HC1I.f,f ' A 5 '5. 'If QI fKIf'AIfi 'QIJ --5 5: 21215. H. II. QTY' T 2. ..,. 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LLL I Luz- CORONATION OF THE CORSICANA HIGH SCHOOL Frlday Apr112 1943 Commlttee 1 am 1 1 s raaa NI McClur M Bu s ll Mr Eor h Muslc by and Ea A S rrloorootgh my 1 E urt Hercrlol BILL I the HGUSE I BBIETZ ln Ar11 JI the Hous nt Bobmson Btll ot the House of Tatrn r Betty t the Haus ot Bglomson lo ot th House I D Gutre Martha Sue ot th Hous ot George Al of the Hou e ot Westbrook B1ll1 Anne ot the H use of Cheney Bay ot the House of Br1stol Peggy ot the House ot Both lo eph of the House ot Pearson Thelnta ot the Hou e of Stokes Bobby ot the House ot Thornp on W1n1tred of the House ot Bankm Edd1e ot the Hous ot Dan1els Bofvland ot the Hous ot lerntgnn Bolby ot the Hou e at Lang Norrna lean ot the H use ot Butler Allen ot the House of Golden Barlnara lo ot the Ho lS ot Marsh rll loe ot the House ot Burn tt Moll1e Beth ot the H use ot Bob1n or Alv1n ot the House of Pnnce Gwen ot the House ot Hall Bobbt ot the House ot Butler Betty Nell ot the Hou e I Cra1n Carolyn of the Hou e ot Bu1e B1ll of the House ot Newton Maydell of the Ho IS ot Weatherr Charl s of the Hou e of Banlun MABY ot th HOUSE of CABDNEB 11r1 l hr Tay nr KING OE THE HICH SCHCOL D Joh ss 'th Srr r1J nor C ass Dulc fth S fb Qrr1oreCloss Duch s 1I'ne Sol hornore Class Dut' ot th S Ducne at the S Duke I tne S Duche s of the S Du tth S Du hes ot Dulce of Ducolo s ot Duk ot t Dutch ss oft Dulce ot Duchess ot Dulce I D teh D ke Du tess D1 lie Dorclo ss Dulce D h s D ke ol t'1e Sen1or of the Sentor ot tn Sentor ot tae SGHIOI ot the Sen1or of the SGHIOI ot t'1e Seruor ot tne Sen1or P 1 s t the S phornore Pnn s ot the lun1or Pr C ot the lun1or y Prtn e ot t'1e Sen1or plaornore Class ,alrtonaor Class hornor Class ploomore Class phomore Class lun1or Class lun1or Class lun1or Class IUHIOI Class e lun1or ae he he he Class Class Class Cla s Class Class Clos Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class luntor luntor luntor Pnnce ot ae Sen1or Class QUEEN CE THE HIGH SCHCGL Attendants to Qu er Crown B arer B qlrr ol Pollard I Tr IP Bearer L1d,r E rt on Mary I. u D n l lot Slo n SYbIl Hum phr es B1ta lan Es' ns lane P1tt Court Ent rt 1 e V ce Erances Dav1d Dano Cl nn1 BTGSSIG Albert Er y I I Q ,- TA .ll- f. -an -y ' ' ,- -f-A Amvws 1 'fv- MIS. t.f11 1 S, l'fl1.:: PCTR11 ll, M S Ha 49, MISS Bo.111of, 1 ISS 1rs. sue , 1 . syt e B 1 semble nn or .. 1 f , Aooo 1' ,ir 11st 1 A E do J 1 3 Net Xlfvlilfil I, fr 1 lf O, 1 ' C ' 1. I I-J r rr , 1 gef Q '1 1 e.'o1 e.11':r ie l, ' ' 1 e e o1 e 3 1 .r ' 1 Y , P. e o o 1 e f 1 C 1 o o f e e 1 o e ' Lo e o 1 e e l ss f on 1 e 1 s ' o oo e ' 'e o s o 1 1 ke o e o I e C s the s 1 1, the 1 s - 1e s the s e ' I l 1 9 A e ' tl ' Y :e 1 , 'f' ,1 r , I o Q, s , f f o I ' s , . 1 ,1 1o 1 , 1 .ess 1 IV , I 1 1 1 1 , u1 11 1 , t. 1 1 1 1 moe, s-c ol,1 1'e ' s Q V . , o J 1 . , . F , C c 1 l 19 1 1 f- I ' LIC 6: 1 'e u ' ' s o ' nr oe s o 11 o ' s ' 1 I .res ' ' 1 I e- ' 1 1e , Iv ' o ss I ' 1 1 , 1 1. 9 , S C 1 , lt 9 ' F J l , s c eft 1 f e' f ' 1 , r. o. sz f o s , o a11es,,'n 1a, - 1 , .e ,.e1 , 1 s. e 1a n rs N . o, 1 1 9 ,719 9 Violin e FEATURES vL...: aw' yn-M fvk v Nfl zjqaf FEATURES N 1' JICANA Ars wkvs L QQ X, r Odd V Hcvvs Frxends Y O vm nth L crumbs Qklrt QWIUIUQ FERT S UZANNV 55 T 1 r' K IP I , ' , , 1: ' U, A , .f ,. f V . en ' ' -4,- 9 V 4 . ll 4 Nc mire f i 2. Ncthing but ff AM, fir the 3, np: x .9 ' ' ' , TIC?-QTS. .Win 5. 'Nsrkznq fir the ffhizitiz 2: af 6. '.'. xr w1'i:1-15. ,f',:ti:11fr f, jxrls? 5 '11 1? E P E ' -'ill-- l, zryl 5. I xv I sax-J 1: -:frift Q. A fl D If hazel ' . IU. If tl, ' Q 11. ' - , - ', . . S ' .J FEATURES Scif mf man-2,-V 1 l vi? FEATURES f ' ,V Mn' ' ,og 5 .pvl pain., ae I I 1 'T pf - ul H Says SO ,MIN here 5 Kinda fooled us dzdnt you 11 I mmm ur L k 3' dem brns' H ks fum cz 3 C D mppmq 57 K+ ' V . K A 1 'H . Qi . T, 1 1 H nf' lx ' A v A Nh . M f V A if . A YA g 1 1 4 .A ' W . 4 ,-if , lx , j '- '.V111ie Vfcco. 2. How did this get in here? 3. 'ffiil this never end? A J . . ' , ' ' ' , 6. Te'l'nq 'em iff, e .4 ? I .e? 99 L ' -A I 3- 115 133 Am In 9. '.'.'h 1 cgces 3:1 h-re CIlQ ,'!CI:f'? IU. S' ., bard prcitlfe cgcm? FEATURES Mm -Mi YT W Wi r' Mx, J ' f..,,. FEATURES Re-qurqutcztxn Hugger! Aw, here comes Pete! Threes Q crowd! 9...- Turnm the Tables. Knows all, tells cxlll GhCLll1Sl'1 loolcmq, are-n't hey? Yeu d be S'-0-o mee to come .cme of' The Bcresxne foursome. Tfe long cmd the short of lt. Czrn s Ch: e. FEATURES W2 an WU' VEk'2 '?wvaiviiYa M. Ss XQHQMMYM G15 ' FEATURES 4 'vi Q- 3 Pqrrm swmgs u IHS IC V1 ts M1 'mfg . Q rp u m Cx lem ur 8 hecv, Heavy hcmqs jvx QGJ :x fm n G rum, N CQ -c D115 .frr Q f f' becmd 19 ff .S 1 12 ' F . ' v, 1 sz 45 , a E 1 5 . u , J ,K .. 1 ,- . 'rx . , , V. , o i Q ,f I , ' .fy r 7 , , i 3 fiss ill ' ' Q 't. 2. At 11.1 MI' ,gg . E. 'f'e1l, smtp: .- will srme far qccdf' usl pu uf Fzurxemsteinf 5. I.f,s,l-: put Lf-lax-15 rl. 11151 fi -lf NIU-H19 I 4. , YQ .xxke fm . QL Q wig, A ' , Q Q' f ypgr 9. Uudlr tim ,uspzces of mu ' for! hw 1.3 Blll Marie, .YQ t, x gi ? ll. On , ' A, gri, hifel 12. IQ rxzzxfs Tferner, Aqizif '. 115-I. FEATURES ,-..---V' , . k 'Q 1 A ' I ffvt . V X 5-L1 NM 1 U V h Q an D .M . 62 FEATURES ,f I 'I x 71 G 46 ,. .-.,'l,. Vw? 1.5 1IfIl.l1lI.f'. 63 FEATURES JC -fr ..o' Ill nl z 'dl 1 S 66 Ol: V 5, . 'A - 6 1 f 4 3 ,A , , - l 1 M f kv nr, wg' K Q 2214 , Vg L ,,,'fg. n I Q ,I 4 I X L .. A ' ' M I0 4 Q r . . 7 'us :':: 'Q 55: ' ' ,JI , f' i L M ii! ' ,, , 0 ,f , 4 ,- 1 , -,A ,A 1 , 1F f ' - P l 31 .' - V ' , , 1 . in ' V Q 1 A 4 -' ' A W I , Q S n . S D .Q 1 ..-.. 4 A .V :A 1 i I, .A.ul.i Lang Syif. .. E.llliffIC'1'C. ' Qur Grmq. -1 'Hume Hfigl. Z. F1 Inn'-SS Lf 121-1 f.1:1.'r Q VS, A 'fussnqfz' W. E3 fifl Ll., i :SLC 1.f :rl tiff- fat.: 15 f Q':'.'1.: s Dui. ll Sncglcs 35 fl g:,1.i. Lf 51 S :.g.'::.j.' i QQ :hi gl' 1 Q lf 5 , Exif. ATI-IIETICS E. C. WATSON M. S. COOK H. C. ALLEN FOOTBALL COACHES H. C. CPetel Allen fl7ootball Pete Allen proved his great abilities as head foot- ball coach this year when he turned out a team, los- ing only two out of nine games. Pete is a friend ot the students and deserves much praise tor his work in C. H. S. E. C. Watson!-Basketball Mr. Vtfatson, through his patient efforts, produced a line basketball team in '43. Encouraging good sports- manship, he was an asset to C. H. S. M. S. CookeTennis Besides being an able coach, Mr. Cook is also an excellent tennis player himself, thus greatly inspiring his players. Mr. Cook has given to us many Wonder- ful tennis players, for which we are greatly indebted. 1. 1 L' ' Y. Y. . ,-. A -t . . 1 . . ,. . ,.. .,. .. .. C.. ,. .. r .s .. .. r... -.i . irzi Ii wats, I. ,. ,t..1vr. nw: y biify, M. la. .vt ls ix, fifuiii l-lIll.C , 4.1115 waist ii, if inn- C 1' ' s 1.,l 68 -V .v 1 l REVIEW OF 1942 CHEER-LEADERS Paul--For years Pagl has led us in yells and kept our spirits hiah lille will rniss hirr1 greatly next year. Katie-Katie has done :nuch tor the pep of the C. H. S student body, never tiring in her efforts. She, too, will he qreatly rnissed next year. Iofelo has inspired us all with her virn and vitality. lier enthusiasni is infectious. Bobbyf 'Bohloy is the only one of the four to he hack next year, and a great deal depends on hirn. However, we can he sure he will not tire of doing his best for C. H. S. Katie Bonner, Io Peacock Bobby Waddell, Paul Spear t Raw One Dorgihy 5.1521--Tflaierette, Betty Bradford. Lerc leane Spencer Betty l: Long, Ella McMichael, Betty Trzm- :1-L loyce CQ agua Doris lean Ellzott, Mildred Low, Eleanor Bragw, Mary Lois Seale, Marcella Allred, 'Wanda Holxnd, ffftnrpe F1323 Blakney, Betty Io Bobinscn, Frances Davld, loyce Bell, Carolyn Bute--Matorette. Bow 'Two Ma: :aref Anderson--Mcyorette, Louise Secty, Dorothy King, Ann Hodies, Teresa Colole, Patricia Laney, fflarsylznf Hardgscn Dtrzs le-an Col-ey, Anne Srmtlz, Martha Sue Geome Billie Ann Cheney Shirley Goins Vzr- 'ringa Shfize: Mar 111- Ann Davrs, Dorothy Harlicrn, Dorothy lean 'J'-'ri qht, 'l'?.e1rr.1 Bowden, Gflelle Mf:Vl:Qli'rr:1s, Rffrizetti- tlfxst '.'il '1rQe Pfg Squad Girll. Ftiv: Three 'f::.:.': ff .. But.-1 lvyfe Stewart, Sarah Vauxhn Betty Io Bash, Ellahf-th Lnhhrin, Byron Tocke, Mar- ,'11f2 Vfilrzzz HiQf:. ? '.l.1:: iarolyn Dublin, Gl'K'IlN13 Sw Bressi f1'- Dzt.rt. Miro: Hfxlif' Vroft, Patsy 'ri'vl:, 'Ifll F'::.i':':. Dy: 1:1 Fl Burtfii la M'rzsEi:rIl lan Bol':1r1 ':. y:1 fffifrf- Vfznfll H-zriswn, Eglte 2.1111 D, . ,.,. ul .., t. . .. .. 'f'g:z't L ,tr.t. ?a:'.f'.:1 l .dn 'diy' V St l J 69 FOOTBALL 43, fam BILL BRIETZ Fullback Putz played the game rough and rugged and will be greatly missed next year ALBERT BRISTOL Tackle This was Albert s last year also He played the game well because he liked it BEN BUNCH Guard Ben is as rough as they come He was fighting all the tlme and the Tigers will remember it next year BOBBY BUTLER Halfback Bobby played hts position very well VVe are sorry to lose him to the Naval Air Corps I D CHENEY Guard I D was a small boy but he had plenty of drive He played the game hard and liked it I C COLLIER Halfback I C could really carry the mail He never gave up and that is why he will be missed next year LONGVIEW Out weighed but not out played the Tigers opened their football season with a 7 6 win over the Longview Loboes It was a battle to the finish for both sides but the Tigers rose to their heights of fighting glory and sent the East Texas powerhouse reeling under a great ground and aerial attack Corsicana s touchdown came in the first part of the second quarter with the Tigers taking the ball on Longvtews 40 yard line Tinkle made six yards then a pass to Collier netted 27 yards putting the ball on the Loboes 17 yard line Another pass failed and Brietz crashed through for four yards Another pass went awry and Tinkle behind magnificent interference from the left side of the line went over for the tally Brietz converted for the extra pomt Longview moved about considerably in the third ana fourth periods on power house ground plays but never really threatened in this respect It took a sustained aerial offensive sparkled by Iefferles Nelson and Crowley to gain their only score The whole Corslcana lme crushed the attempted conversion ENNIS Corsicana Tigers opened their home-season football game at Tiger Field by defeating the Ennis Lions 13-0. This was the first game for the Lions since limmie Gardner became head coach. He was formerly Corsicana head basketball and assistant football coach. Corsicarias first touchdown came in the second quarter after Mcliie snagged a pass from Collier and ran 38 yards to the Ennis twofyard line, On the next play, McKie circled end for the touchdown. Breitz converted for the extra point. The next touchdown came in the last quarter after the Tigers had carried the ball deep into Lion territory. Mcliie picked iii' the lcall on a fumble and ran through the middle of the bewildered Ennis team. Collier missed in the conversion. Corsicana thr-fate-tied sfveral othcr times only to Le stopped by a stubborn Ennis line. 70 REVIEW OF 1942 - . .4 ,. ESV H Q: V BENARD CROWE Tackle Crowe IS a brg boy and could handle htmself well I-le too rs leavlng and should make any college team for wh1ch he tnes GENE DUNN End Gene often dealt the opposltxon constderable trouble The team w1ll feel hrs loss IAMES LESTER HARWELL Halfback Sonny was another rn ll boy He could ktck and pass the ball well We predtct great thrngs for hrm next year FRED KESINGER Quarterback Freddy IS a small boy who IS hard to handle on the grxd ron He wxll be mrssed greatly next year BOBBY LANG Halfback Bobby played hls positron well We are expectmg great thrngs from him next year TYLER The Corslcana Tigers put over a couple of touchdown ln the flrst quarter to down the Tyler Lions l4 O One of the greatest defenslve tands ever seen at Llon stadlurn was unfurled by the whole Tiger lme when they stopped a Lion drrve w1th1n rnches of the goal hne Both of CCYSICGUGQ markers came ln the trrst perrod Collrer rn the second play after the Txgers garned posses ston of the ball on a fumble on the Lzon s 34 yard lme dashed hehmd flne blocklng for the fxrst touchdown Brtetz con verted Later 1n the same quarter Collrer took off on another gallop for 24 vards and another touchdown w1th Brlet agam converting for the extra point In the last half the Lrons ran and passed consrderably but only to be halted The whole forward wall Stubbs Pas chal Bunch Roberts Crowe Dunn and Whrteheld were outstandmg rn rherr offensrve and defensrve play FOOTBALL e They September l 8 Longvlew September 25 Enms October 9 Hrllsboro October 16 Waco October 23 Forest Ave tDallaSl October 30 Temple November 6 Mex1a November 13 Cleburne Total 7 I W , ' , ,,...4..,.. 7 6 , ' .,,,,.....T.....,..,.............. 13 O October 2, Tyler A ..,,4...,.t 14 O . ' .. r.... ...r. ,,,r. , . ...20 2 , .. ..... ..r.,, . O 7 , . . T U , . ...... ..,..t.... , 7 21 . ' ,. . ,...., ..,. ..,.4..,..... . . 19 0 , ..,. .. ,,.,........,...,...... 33 7 .. .....r ,....,.139 43 FOOTBAL1 'Oh' BEN MCKIE Halfback Ben was a small boy but qurck and speedy He wrll be greatly mrssezl next year A R NELSON Center A R played a good season at center and wrll be mrssed next season I B PASCHAI. Guard Bug rs as tough as they come l-le was rn there frghtrng all the trme We wrll mrss h1m next year ALVIN PRINCE Fullback Quarterback Alvrn played both hrs posrtrons well He had lots of power and u ed rt We ex pect great thrngs from hrm next year CHARLIE BANKIN End Slrm was rn there frghtrng all the trme We are sorry that he wont be with us next year IACK ROBERTS Tackle lack was a brg boy and u ed hrs werght to a good advantage We are sorry he wont be wrth us next year HILLSBORO Corsrcana Trgers struck early to roll up a 20 2 vrctory over the l-lrllsboro Eagles The Trgers frrst touchdown came rn the openrng mrnutes of play Trnkle passed to Dunn who garned 31 yards before berng hauled down on the Eagles 4 yard lrne Brretz trred twrce and th n McKre crrcled hrs omn rrght er-d for the touchdown Brretz mxssed the placement A second touchdown came when the Trgers took over the ball deep rn therr own terr1tory passrng and runnrng the ball down to the Eagles 13 yard lrne Ccllrer prcked up a trrst down on the 2 from whence Brretz powered over and Collrer converted for the extra pornt The frnal touchdown came when McKre rntercepted a pass and returned rt to the Trger 48 From there the Trgers worked rt to the Eagles ll yard lrne After a couple ol tr es and no garn Ccllrer spun through the Eagles lrne for the frnal touchdown and then mrs ed the conversron The Eagles only score came when McKre was trapped behrnd the goal yreldrng 2 pomts WACO Waco Trgers opened the bracket champronshrp race rn Drstrrct lU AA by handrng a 7 O decrsron over the Corsrcana Trgers rn Munrcrpal Stadrum at Waco A costly tumble set up Wacos only touchdown After recoverrng a fumble on Corsrcanas 18 yard lrne early rn the second quarter Waco passed for 7 yards Armstrong Wacos fullback prcked up 4 yards to put the ball on Corsr cana s 3 yard lrne Then rn the next play a pass Easter to Bouldrn was good for the touchdown The placement was good Corsrcana came back rn the second hall runnrng and passrng the ball deep rnto Waco terrrtory several trmes only to be halted by Wacos strong lrne Corsrcana almost scored rn the frnal and last mrnutes of play Collrer cn a fake punt crrcled hrs left end for 24 yards to mrdfreld Then a pass to Kesrnger who drd some lrne broken frcld runnrng carrred the ball deep rnto Wacos terrrtory before berng brought down from behrnd On the next play Waco rntercept ed a pass to stop the drrve FOREST AVENUE Corsrcana Rengals rolled over the Forest Avenue Lrons ol Dallas Wrth an easy 26 O vrctory Wrth the second and thrrd strrng playrng most of the ball game the Bengal s ored rn every perrod The rungle beasts frrst score carne when Roberts c ered a Forest furrrole on the Forest 27 yard lrne Collrer tlrpr d a pass to Butler good for 2l yards Then a pass to Prrnce for a touchdown Brretz tarled to convert The second s ore came when Collrer behrnd frne blockrng that put hrm out rrrthe open dashed 45 yards for the marker Brretz farled to onvert leavrng the score 12 U and the half ended Early alter the econd half had begun Collrer gallo, ea 76 yards around hrs cwrr left end fcr a touchdown Brretz omerted vrakrng the score I9 U ln h last nrrnutes of 5 lay Vtfhrtelreld covv-red a Forest fumble on the Lrorr s 4 Cul lrer agarn on an cnd run sg ed tor the last and frnal touchdown wrth Brrct cc nvertrrrg the placement as the ganrc ended 72 . - . . . . . - . . . 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Z I . : A REVIEW OF 1942 'tt COSBY STEEN Tackle Cosby was a btg boy who was always tn there ftghtrng He w1ll be greatly mrssed BOGNER STUBBS Center Bogner blocked and tackled hard He played the game becau e he lrked 1t and he w1ll be mxssed next year BILLY BOB TINKLE Quarterback Btlly Bob called stgnals and dtd a 1am up Job of rt He could also carry and pass the ball 1-le w1ll be greatly mtssed next year BILLY WHITEFIELD End Bxlly dldnt stop f1ght1ng a mmute thts season He snagged plenty of passes both ours and the opponents We are sorry to lose Bzlly BILLY DEAN TALLY Manager B1lly Dean was as good a manager as anyone could ask for Good luck to hrm 1n the future OMER VINSON tno ptcturel Guard Omer was a ltttle boy but tough and never stopped fzghtmg He w1ll be mtssed next year TEMPLE The Temple Wxlcats w1th reserve power came through 1n the last quarter to down the Corstcana Trgers 21 7 Cor szcanas only touchdown came when Paschal recovered a fumble on the Wlldcats 24 wrth Coll1er and Mclite both workmg the ball down to the 14 yard llne Br1etz then passed to Tlnkle to put the ball on Temples 4 yard lme Then a pass was good from Collzer to Whttefreld for the touchdown Brtetz converted Although Corstcana threatened sev eral tlmes thts was the only ttme that we scored Reboundtng tmmedtately after takmg the klckoff Temple drove 44 lvfxdway rn the thrrd perlod Temple blocked a punt and the ball bounded out at the end zone chalktng up two oomts for the Wtldcats Thts put the Wlldcats rn the lead and later they scored on a pass and a short run to grve them the score of 21 7 and the game ended MEXIA Forgmg ahead early tn the game the Corsrcana Trgers rolled over a s rappmg Mexla Black Cat eleven 19 O on a ram swept gndmron The open1ng score came tn the flrst quarter when Brtetz fllpped a pass to Prtnce who was pulled down on the Mexta 4 The next play MCK19 went over standmg up w1th Brxetz convertmg MCKIE set up the second touchdown by lnterceptmg a Mex1a pass and returntng 1t 35 yards to the Mexra 16 Brtetz and Butler takmg turn about worked the ball to the 4 Butler dropped a pass behmd the goal ltne and followtng Brretz drove to the lyard lme as the flrst perlod ended On the flrst play of the second quarter Bnetz went over for the touchdown but farled to convert After the second lvfexra threatened several ttmes only to be pushed back deep 1nto thelr own terrrtory After an exchange of k1cks Corstcana took over on the Mexra lyard l1ne after blockmg the Black Cat k1ck Brtetz went over standtng up but fatled to convert endtng the scortng CLEBURNE Corstcana Bengals closed thetr 1942 season w1th a bnlltant vtctory over the Cleburne Yellow Iackets After betng held scoreless durtng the frrst half the Ttgers came back to rout the Yellow Iackets 33 7 The open1ng tally came when Corsxcana took over on the Cleburne 16 after a fumble Collxer lost 9 yards and Mc Kte ptcked up 8 A pass Txnkle to Coll1er was good for 15 to the Jackets l yard strlpe where Brletz plowed over and converted Ben McK1e the fleet footed ltghtwetght sped to three touchdowns when h1s blockers threw htm 1nto the open on several occasrons Coll1er and Bnetz were also conttnual threats to Cleburne and carrred a constderable burden of the offense Crowe Roberts Stubbs Paschall Bunch Whttefteld and Dunn all stood out and played thelr customary consistent game Cleburne s touchdown came when Knopp halfback unreeled a sensattonal burst of spe d to carry the ball to the l yard strtpe where he went over on the next play 73 G . 1 . - . s , ' ' , ' yards for la touchdown, and then converted, leaving a 7-7 deadlock at the half. 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BASKETBALL 1943 PQ' December 8 Stat Home December 11 State Hom December 16 I O O F Iar1uary8 I O O F Ianuary 15 Wortham Ianuary 22 Enms Ianuary 26 Athens Ianuary 29 Enms February 2 Waco February 5 Athens February 9 Waco February 12 Wortham February 17 E1'1I'11S Total has Bllly Box: lxnmc, 131.1 F E I f 1 I h M Qld BASKETBALL 1943 R W O ewBll Tur e Al n Pr nce Charles Russell Ray Brxstoll B111 Ne ton G B t l Bxlly Wh he d Ty MWas SUMMARY OF SEASON The 1943 qumtet played another hard season w1th slx W1ns and seven losses The TIQGIS tarled to compete ln the d1str1ct race after b ma nosed out by Ennls Who later was ousted by Waco Waco Went on to Wm the DlSlf1Cl The Tlqers tlrst coached by B L Seqars and later by E C Watson lost f1V9 of the seven letter men from 1ts squad tlms year Among the letter men leavmq are Captam Whltefleld Tmkle Brletz Taylor and Brlstol B1ll1e Bob Tlnkle Was the team s lnqh polnt man fmlshlnq the s ason w1th 70 pomts 75 o n i n r, vi i , , ' , ' W , ene Dunn, Albert ris o , ' ite- ' l . Row Two-Gene Terry, lohnny Henry, Charles Barnes--asst. mqr., Ierry Smith--mqr., Billie Bob Tinkle, Bill Brietz, Iohn a lor, r. ton. , . . , . . . . , I I I I ' Q , V . TENNIS 1943 43- ! '16 TW' .,.... -kv Fw- C S rlVyd1lWthrb Bb Wd yBbT The Tennrs Club is composed ot both boys and qirls who compete with each other Cairls with airls boys With boysl E fery afternoon there is practice at the city park where the tennis courts are located There will be a Reqional Meet which will be held later on in the season There w1ll be three boys and three qirls to ao Two will play doubles and the others singles The club held a tournament among the members the last of March to decide who would ao to the Raional Meet The contest narrowed down to Billy Whitefield and Paul Spear the former beina the w1nner 76 ' --f,,' A, A1 .H if If A 1 -Jw. yn ' 44:45 ..g. ..:, si -, T r ,. , , . ---,. A A. , -uf. - L 4 . , , ,Q-e., 54,1-:.',gfT ' 7' 51,-gg,f,,. A ,411 --f , rt'-2 . '7' . 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WHO S WHO BETTV NELL 5 fee mches 98 pouncs rr wn and lrqht brown harr Sl' h s the drstrncr n f the frrst sophcrn re rn Jhos Jho and gre tl: serves the posrtron Slre rs fun lovrng gay d c wrth an extraordrnary scholastrc recora She 1k s frsh musrc dancrng and dates She ha es prnear le ur e studyrng and drrps She was elected prrncess of t e sophom re class rn 43 and was presrdent cf the s ph more class Betty Nell Cram rs destrned f r the next tw years tc be an outstandrng student rn S blonde harr He has overwhelmed C H S wrth hrs me football He has also been an asset to the basketball and track team He lrkes Peggy Rothe Glenn Mrller strawberry zce cream He detests Guy Lombardo In hrs leisure trme he loves to break women s hearts 1 C Col lrer wrll be greatly mrssed on the C H S grrdrron next year but plans to play an excellent game on Uncle Sam s team and BEN 5 feet 7V2 rnches 135 pounds green eyes and black harr Although guret rn manner Ben was dynamrte on the grrdrron wrth hrs lrqhtnrng lrke footwork He was also the Tyrone Power of C H S and wrthout effort cap trvated many grrl s affections He loves pretty grrls bad storms football and pool He abhors after d1nner speech es and home work Not only rn football but also rn bas ketball was he a partrcrpant He was elected to Whos Who rn 43 Ben Mclire has left a lastrng rmpressron on H BILL 5 feet 714 rnches 141 pounds green eyes and brown harr Alhough he excells rn hrs brrllrant scholastrc record there rs very lrttle rn C H S that he cant do He rs showrng frne mterest rn athletrcs Among hrs par trcular lrkes are brownettes frshlnq huntrng black foc ball and basketball He abhors creamed squash and qossrpy QlflS Berng the ladres man of the runror class he was elected prmce rn 43 B111 Newton holds the hrgh honor of berng rustly elected Most Scholarly Boy 43 C H S rs lookrng forward to hrs senror leadershrp next year AND WHY I r . -- r, 3' , ' Rl: eyes ' ' . .e a ' fc c. being . c ' V ' V. a rj de- ' ' , . ' - ' , f , an p oular ,. , ' ' ' '. I e C ' - ' ' . t ' ,Q ' ':- ' ' ' . ' . ' h 1 ' o ' ' , ' . og 5- A' , ' ' C. H, .,. 1. C. 5 feet, QVZ inches, 146 pcunds, blue eyes, and Y 1 ' h r I ' ' ' ' - N 1 I ' V I V C. . S. , . . . ,. ., in WHO S WHO AND WHY 'C I1 :S 'J JH S TQGJ Q Vl she fr 63 e rc as Cheerre r u s' e s won 1' .rs a qdarnt r es She rs .fe c o a season er V o'r e cvs an rar y I 'nes H wever sre l' s r a ectr n e r sr v Pc ct: NJ a rle 'nent e l la c ears The tu e s muc r BETTE 5 feet 4121r'rCheS 125 pounds blonde harr and hazel eyes Undrsputedly she rs one of the most out standrnq students rn hrqh school Anyone would be proud of her frne grades She rs rntrrqued wrth Mexrcan food books and musrc She rntensely and to be called Bette Sue She to the CORSICAN staff thrs year rs rn lrne for the edrtorshrp next years she has been a member vrvrd personalrty Bette Prerce should make a grand all round senror next year drslrlces cowboy rnusrc has proved rnvaluable as crssrstant edrtor anc, year For the past two of the band Wrth her TOMMY 5 feet 312 rnches llO pounds blonde harr and brown eyes He has brought glory to C H S thrs year as drum mayor of the band He fascrnated football fans rn 42 as head twrrler Besrdes hrs many outsrde actrvr tres he has easrly made the scholarshrp club wrth hrs excellent grades Devrl food Cakes chocolate sundaes twrrlrnq math and band trrps agree wrth hrm entrrely Sprnach term themes and cadet Crazy qrrls are repulsrve to hrm After hrs record rn C H S Tommy Roxburqh should be an asset to A 5 lvf PAUL 5 feet, S rzrellfls, 122 rignds, Lrewzr eyes uni hair. Havrna stayei ,vf-Z a year, he 2.15 a lied fr deal to ssirzel lrif-. He retarrf-i hrs psnrrl cag,:r'r1j.' Z '.-1112. are-rt if-sirfs. H-f .rrcf-s :Q :tif-s riusrrg :Frei-zs 4 rrrq, ar.:'f-11:.1s rs nxt f ,:..1 K: I -'I1lI.fQ '::.r :I llkli, . f.i'If'll 11: rz. 2.15 .'-53.121 IAN IPC Paul his 15'-I H ryqfd . . . , , hx A .,. 5-, NS,-Q vw. Y . . .ln , . Ftf-.1 ., . . '., b.,,.r.. 1 15L 5S .fr If,'.v'ff..I,'1 fr If, fI.?'5 WHO S WHO IOHN 5 fe t 7 rn hes 126 pounds blonde harr and blue eyes He rs quite familiar with those words Attention please Iohn rs one of the best lrked students rn C H S He figured in both football and basketball Pursuing the grrls seems to be hrs hobby He loves to dance and Harry Iames NV1thout neglecting his studies he manages to be rn on efery bit of fun and ex rtement He was court herald 1D 43 lohn Taylor has been a great asset to C H S BOBBY 5 feet 7142 rnches 121 pounds blue eyes and red harr Adding much color to the school he knows everybody Without neglecting hrs studies he worked diligently as assistant business manager of the CORSI CAN Bobby served as cheer leader building school spirit rn 43 He is very fond of utter bugging Mexican dinners grrls and driving He definitely drslrkes black concerted people trashy literature and dirty fingernails Bobby Waddell should make an outstanding student his enror year NEVIN 5 feet lO1f2 rnches 140 pounds brown harr and blue eyes He probably has set a record in breaking the band grrls hearts Hrs frne abrlrty has won for hrm twice the positron of court herald Math and science are hrs favorite subiects He adores Harry Iames As an excellent cornet player Nevrn Wrllard will be greatly missed after many year s membership in the C H S band MARIORIE- 5 feet, 3 inches, 123 pounds, brown eyes and hair. An accomplished dancer, she was court dancer in '40 while only a freshman. Her fine grades are demon- strative of the precision with which she Completes each task. She likes snickers dancing, swimming, red, suits, poetry, and chemistry, In accordance with her disposi- tion, she is indifterent to dislikes. As an enthusiastic member, she contributed much to the Pep Squad. Mar- jorie Wolens is regarded with admiration by all C. H. S. AND WHY THE UNITED STATES I am the Unrted States I am the home ot all peace lovlng people who Want to lrve and Worshrp as they please I was settled by many races of people from the countrles ot the old World and Went through many Wars before I tlnally Won my rndependence I have one of the most democratlc forms ot government tn the World and one ot the most rmportant doctnnes I was torn by a c1v1l war because of slavery but I am strll one natlon I was composed of thlrteen states when I Won my rndependence and I have acgurred states I am now one ot the greatest natrons IU the World Thls I owe to the great men and Women reared Wrthrn my boundarles I am a country wrth all sorts ot weather and many beautltul scenes I am a country of many natural resources and I have many mrnes scarnng my face I am today rnvolved rn the second great World conthct ot my hrstory but I Wlll l1ve through rt as I lrved through the other I am a country ot the people by the people and for the people I am the Unrted States Sam Dunn territory to become alnation of forty-eight ORG 'wyw M, WM Ash M -Cfy 87 Vw ':4'f'-+,g-w, , YM hz- :vt KA-w'Mu'f :-gt-.. ,,,,,M,w:,, MW 'L f-Qin: 8 r ., My 2' 1? 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L J 2 i 1 .mi--N 1 A V 2 V ' ,.Y ff ' ' i -A-v--,4- -'L ,.-'qu I ..-.!.'..NlQ CORNET DRUMS BARITONE THE C H S BAND Row One Tommy Roxburgh Paulene Peacock Allene Peacock lagher Sammy Werner Eleanor Blau' A1 Westbrook lean Charles Barnes Wlllle Schlunegar Billy Herod Io Peacock Louis Hashop Btlly Hendon Reba Hawthorne Marte Oden man George Gillespie Row Three Ross Sutton Bobb Waddell Ben Acock Charles Baxter Cozby Bxlly Pugh Chanda Acock Betty Gal Warren Ann Scarborough Iimmie Ruth Thompson Glenn Skinner Roselline Sharrer Iohn Womack Frances Smother Russell Barbara Robmson Frances Slaughter Lilla Su Goodwin Ioe Burnett B1 lie Ann Butler Maydell Weatherby Helen Iohnston Mary Io Floyd Bradley Speed O L Slaughter Ioy French Row Four Rowland lermgan MISS Margaret Pannill Bette Pierce Ioe Peggy Rothe Dan Bee Travxs McCall lane Wood Betty Nell Cram I l I 1 , .Y y Row Two-Albert Frey, Gene Bunch, Don Dunbar, Ray Bristol, Edwin Daniels, Nevin Willard, Dorothy Osborne, Ray Brlstol Gene Bunch lack Dale Bunch Edwin Damels Dan Dunbar Albert Frey Brooks Porter Nevm Willard CLARINETS Garland Morton Ioe Burnett Thomas Roxburgh Charles Russell O L Slaughter Bradley Speed Ross Sutton Bobby Waddell Ioy French Lilla Sue Goodwin Helen Iohnston Frances Slaughter Maydell Weatherby lean Hart Chanda Acock Mary Io Floyd Barbara Robmson PLUTES Gene Terry Ioe McAdams Sammy Werner Al Westbrook Betty Gallagher Iimmre Ruth Thompson lean Warren Ann Scarborough FLAG BEARBRS Rowland Iernigan Peggy Rothe Betty Nell Crain ALTO CLARINET Roselline Sharrer SAXOPHONES Louis Hashop Billy Hendon Reba Hawthorne Marie Oden Dorothy Osborne TROMBONES Ben Acock Charles Barnes Billy Herod Glen Skinner Io Peacock Bllly Pugh McAdams Gene Terry Howard Minyard Willxe Schluneger HORNS Kenneth Aston George Gillesple Iohn Womack Frances Smotherman BASSES Dan Bee Travis McCall Hugh Fullerton Howard Minyard lames Lester Harwell BELLS Bette Pierce lane Wood DRUM MAIOR Thomas Roxburgh MAIORETTES Allene Peacock Pauline Peacock DIRECTOR Mtss Margaret L Panml' EAYLICL Row One Paul Speer Bobby Waddell Billy Clowe B lly Pugh George C1 le pie Ben Acock Btlly Herod Row Two loyce Cop land Rowland Iermgan Ben Brooks Martha Sue George Mr Cook Anne Smith Henry e per Billie Anne Cheney Bette Pierce Row Thre Betty Net Cram Carolyn Dubl n lean Iohn on Helen Statham Bet ye Robinson Billie Iune Eth red qc Cecile Arne Bryant lo Peacock Helena luengermann Ella McMichael Beverly Bohmfalk GNelle MCW lla is OFFICERS President Ioe Burnett Vice President G Nelle McWilliams Secretary Rowland lernigin Sponsor Ben Acock Charles Barnes Kenneth Boblcoft Katie Lee Bonner Cecile Anne Bryant Ben Brooks Beverly Bohmtalk loe Burnett Suzanne Calhoun Billie Anne Cheney Billy Clowe Byron Cocke MEMBERS loyce Copeland Betty Nell Crain Carolyn Dublin Yvonne Estes Billie lune Etheredge Martha Sue George George Gillespie Marsylene Hardison Billy Herod Rowland lernigin lean lohnson Helena Iuengerrnann PURPOSE Mr Cook Ella McMichael G Nelle McWilliams Henry Nieper lo Peacock Bette Pierce Billy Pugh Bettye Robinson Anne Smith Paul Spear Helen Statham Bobby Waddell The A. Y. L. l. Club is for those who enjoy acting and learning to act in the correct way. The club studies types oi acting, using as exam ples the greater actors and actresses. Many tirnes the club has been represented at the district and state contest meets. THE BOYS GLEE CLUB 1 h D Pres1dent Vrce Pres1dent OFFICERS Secretary and Treasurer Reporter Lrbrarlan Ben Bunch lack Bunch Douglas MIHOF Tohn Womack MEMBERS Lawrence Boyte Iarnes Bulhngton Ed Clark B1lly Herod PURPOSE Iohn Womack Ben Bunch Brlly Herod Iack Bunch Wlllle Schluneger Ioseph Pearson Wllhe Schluneger B111 Turner The purpose of the Boys Glee Club IS to develop rn classwork a knowledge of Volce producnon through the presentatlon of rnuslc that can be emoyed Speclal attent1on IS placed on proper tone producnon correct posture breathrng d1ct1on and mterpretatron The club 1S glven opportunrtles to partrclpate ln school and commu nlty programs I x Row OneiLcwrence Boy e, Io n Womack, ouglas Minor Ir. Row TwoAMiss McClure, lack Bunch, Ben Bunch, Ed Clark, Carolyn Buie, ac mparist. I I - I I I ' THE EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES CLUB YG 1YGY OFFICERS Presrdent Mary Gardner Vrce Presrdent VIVIGH Womack Secretary and Treasurer Glenna O Rourke Reporter Sponsor lesse Cohaqen Marvln Crowe Thomas Kennernore Chester Loftrs MEMBERS Vernon Loftrs Thomas Paschall Geraldrne Carden Marvm Crowe Mrss W1lson Elrzabeth Laseter Lorene Mlller Glenna O Rourke Vrvlan Womack Mary Gardner Dorothy Gay PURPOSE The purpose of the Employment Cpportunrtles 1S to help each mem ber to flnd a basrs for hls selected career Thrs year the clulo 1S stressrnq vlctory gardens and the way they can help relleve the employment s1tuat1on Mar ardner, Doro h a , Mrss Wrlson, Glenna O'Rourke, Vmvian Womack. L . V . A . . THE FINE ARTS CLUB d lc R l G PIANO Betty Nell Crarn llrnmre Ruth Thompson Ierrenne Thompson Carolyn Bule Exa Clarre Love Ann Scarborough Flora Nell Knotts VIOLIN Albert Frey SPEECH Ceclle Anne Bryant Yvonne Lstes Martha Sue George Carolyn Dublrn Chanda Acock Iames Lester Harwell Barbara Robrnson Lrlla Su Goodwrn Betty Matthews D rothy Bush Susan Dunbar lane Burns W1ll1e Schluneger Bettye Io Bobtnson Ellzabeth Vaughn Caro yn Kelton G Nelle McW1ll1ams Mar1or1e Wolens Frances Smotherrnan Bette Prerce Gwendolyn Kennedy Roselllne Sharrer Vldell Hopkrns Mar1e Oden Manlyn Moore llelena luengerman Glennre Sue Bressre Barbara lo Marshall Vlamorre Wolens 'K O e Marte Ozien, and Bette Prerce. R T o Elizabeth Vaughn, Dorothy Bush, Carolyn Bute, Marlorxe Wolens, and Barbara Io Marshall. R Th ee Chan a Asoc , Gwen Kennedy, osellme Sharrer, and Lil a Su oodwin. O . . . . A v- . , , l . , . . L . . THE GIRLS GLEE CLUB Row One Dorothy Bush Edna Neese Bettxe Champxon Tomrr e Scoqqms Mary Gardner Betty Bradford Row Two Gwen Kennedy Carolyn Buxe Mrss McClure Leru lean Soenccr Dorothy Murphy OFFICERS Presldent Elrzabeth Labban Presrdent Tommle Scoqqms Vrce Presrdent Tommxe Soqqms Vice Presrdent Mary Gardner Secretary and Treasurer Betty Bradford Secretary and Treasurer Betty Bradford Lrbrarran Lera lean Spencer l..1brar1an Mary Io Wharton Assistant L1brar1an Frances Cox Asslstant Llbrarlan Bose Mane Palmer Reporter Sponsor Chanda Ay cock Marcelle Allred Ioyce Bell Betty Bradford lulla Budaz Marte Chapman Frances Cox Dorothy Davrd Margaret Barnes Margaret Carter Edna Brlm Cora Nell Stanley Reporter Mrss McClure Sponsor Betty Galaqher Bertha Lee Garrxson I1mm1e Nell Gray Ida Catherme Hodqen Ann Earle Hodges Dorothy Iohnston Dorothy Kmq Elzzabeth Labban MEMBERS HmTmm Monetz Lauqhlln Betty lo Long Dorothy Murphy Edna Neese Rose Marle Palmer Betty Io Rash Tommle Scoqqms T era Ieane Spencer Smmghmz Pat Elllnqton Dorothy Bush B1ll1e Horn Bettle Champton Mane Oden Mary Allce Duvall Mane Scoqqms Mary Gardner PURPOSE Lera lean Spencer Mxss McClure Frances Spurlock Cora Nell Stanley Helen Statham Elnora Wmdam Anne Smlth Marrlyn Moore Darts Sulllvan Gwen Kennedy Helen Btchardson llary Io Wharton The purpose of the G1rls Glee Club IS to bulld a repertorre of choral numbers lncludmq folk sonqs selectrons from the class1cs both secular and sacred and hqhter numbers such as the choruses by Vlctor Herbert and Slqmund Romberq The ablhty to apply the prlncrpals of artlstrc smqmq ln the mterpretatlon of choral numbers IS developed through song materlal The club presents programs clurmq the year and par tlclpates 1n varlous school act1v1t1es I FALL TERM SPRING TERM I I I I I I I THE HANDICRAFT CLUB K l h y G cl Camllle Bartlett B1ll1Q Berrrer Katherlne Boyte Dorothy DaV1cl lohn Dempsey Susan Dunbar OFFICERS Presrdent lohn Montfort V1ce Presldent lane lackson Secretary Pat Loney Treasurer Betty Dell Trrmble Reporter Marqaret Wells Sponsor MISS Davant MEMBERS Adele lohnson Cora Nell Stanley Gwen Kenneay Patsy Terry Pat Loney Betty Tr1mble Don Love T G Ward Anabel McBroom Margaret Wells Frances Perry B lly loe W1ll1GmS Betty Gallagher Clarence NeSm1th Gladys W1lson lane lackson Ruoht lones Montez Lauqhlm lean Laney lohn Montfort Ruth Parlf Frances Prrnce l' rances Spurlock PURPOSE l-leretofore the a1m of the Handlcraft Club has been to teach useful arts and crafts and the 1ncl1v1dual members have made artrcles for therr own personal use however thrs year s1nce everyone s thoughts are toward worktna for the war effort lrkewrse the Handrcraft Club IS mak lnq world globes knrttlnq for the Bed Cross and sewrng small qarments THE HI Y CLUB How One Gus Watson Iohn Varley Walter Collms Bobby Butler Iarne Lester Harwell Blll Newton Gene Terry Al Westbroo Row Two Bobby Wodd ll lack Brtgance Edwm Damels B111 Turner Iohn Taylor Mr Iohnston Albert Brrstol Char he Rankm Ioe DeGu1re Charles Russell Row Three Brlly Flynn Charles Henry George GlllESple Wrlburn Roby Ballard George Tommle Waters Ioe Pat KICK Btlly Elhot Iohn Dempsey Ioseph Pearson Bobby Thomp on Sam Roberts Andy Walker Btll Bnetz Ray MEMBERS Brlstol Sammy Werner Presldent Vlce Pres1dent Secretary Reporter Parhamentanan OFFICERS Bobby Butler Bobby Waddell Albert Bf1SlOl Charlle Rankln Blll Balcom Ioe Burnett B111 Brletz lack Brlgance Albert Brlstol Ray Brrstol Bobby Butler I C Collier Edwln Damels Ioe De Gulre Iohn Dempsey Walter Dowell Gene Dunn Bllly Elllott Brlly Flynn Ballard George Allen Golden Charhe Rankrn Iames Lester Harwell lack Roberts Iohnny Henry Sam Roberts Bllly Kaufman Charles Russell Bobby Lang Ierry Smtth B111 Newton Iohn Taylor Ioe Patrlck Gene Terry Ioseph Pearson Brll Turner Bllly Bob Tmkle Iohnny Varley Bobby Waddell Andrew Walker Tommre Waters Gus Watson Sammy Werner Al Westbrook PURPOSE Walter Collins eorge Glllespxe WH burn Raby Bobby Thompson The purpose of the H1 Y lS to create, mamtaln and extend through out the school and cornmuruty hlgh standards of Chrlstlan character Programs of the H1 Y conslst of educatlonal programs, physlcal educa tlon and soclal educatlon All the boys of the club take part ln all three programs l l ' ,,,, , , . , . , , T Iohn Taylor THE HOBBY CLUB M Raw One P q ry Rob rson C L Wrllramsan lames Lester Harwell Sarrrry Werner Barbara Io Marshall Raw Two Gen Terry d Llark Marrflla Nurt Gus Wat on Mary lean Bounds Thomas Poyburah OFFICERS Presrdenl Iannes Lester Harwell Vrce Presrclent Gene Terry Secretary Wrllre Marr Treasurer Peggy Roberson Sponsor Mrss Broadslreet MEMBERS Lesler Baumqartner Mary lean Bounds Revay Brannon Duane Bryson Fl Cslark Brlly Coker Neal Prawfcrl Lllla Sue Gcodwrn Edward Harrrson James Harwell Rorert Ioyner Mary Fra ces Keel Evelyn Lf wrs Betty Io Marr Wrllre Marr Barl,ara Io Marshall Marrella Nutt Helen Rrchardson Peggy Rol erson B l l re Lee Maha rrcy Hugh Rc u e Tommy Roxburgh Gene Terry Sammy Werner Gus Vval on C l. Wrllramsorr Bo re Lee rfvrlsrn -rllerle Woe cis PURPOSE The purpose of the Hobby Club rs to encourage young people to spend therr le-rsure trme wrsely The members drscuss therr hobbres and learn about new hobbres The club has a goal whrch rs to rnduce more boys and grrls to broaden therr mrnds by havrng some worthwhrle hobby THE HOMEMAKING CLUB th OFFICERS Premdent Thelma Bowden V1cePres1dent Dorothy lean Wrlqht Secretary Emma Laura Tallant Sponsor Mary Banlchead Bettre Frances Bass losephrne Bostwrck Thelma Bowden lulra Budar B1ll1e lo Elmore Helen Elmore MEMBERS V'1Ol9l Davrs Mrldred G1les Ruby Harnmoclc Brllre Ann Marney Almeda Northern Lometa Rogers PURPOSE as Well as to do all klnds of handwork Mrs W1llrams lo Nell Scott Stephanla Srnrth Emma Laura Tallant L na Hose Valentme Dons Wood Allene VV oods Dorothy lean Wrrqht P e Iulr: Eudzr, Doro y Ieane Vfrmhf, Ezlly Marrf-y T?1'l::.': E51-:tif-n. R T U If llfll S:-,t:, Lon.:-ta Row-rs, Mrs, Wrllrarxrs, Al 11' fa fE,:.E..r:z, ind lI::.1na Lf 1 T ll rt. . . G , The purpose of the Hornemakinq Club is to have a social aatherrnq THE LIBRARY CLUB Bow One Fehx Washburn Charles Meador Bxlly Ford P ul Lal-ce Row Two Emma Lee Lew1s lewell Vfard Sue Da IS Teresa floble 1 s Strouh Dorothy Murphy Iuanlta Marsh Mc: y Lee Iones Helen Harley Row Thre Alv n Prn e Wllbuln Rrby lack Br1qance B lly B own Sanford Hayn Walter Coll1ns OFFICERS Pres1dent Molhe Beth Bobmson VICE Pres1dent lack Bnaance Secretary and Treasurer B1ll Brown Beporter W1lburn Baby Sergeant at Arms Alvm Prmce Sponsor Mrs Stroube MEMBERS I1mn11e D Baqqett Ice Baumqartner Dan Bee lack Buqance B1ll Brown Harola Bryant Teresa Colale Sue DGVIS Betty Evans Brlly Gene Ford All,ert Frei LOUIS Hashop helen Hail Sanford Haynes Paal Lake Exo Clonre Love luamta Marsh Pharles Meaclor Mary Bud Moore D rctl v l lJIf hy Rudolph Palmen W1lburn Baby Vlollle Beth Bol Anson G1 n Skmner lewel Ward F l1x Washburn PURPOSE The L1brary Club lS to enable 1lS members 1n learnma the use clas s1f1cat1on and oraamzahon of the Hugh School L1brary Also 1t helps fam1l1ar1ze the club w1th books both olcl ana new Th1s 1S poss1ble by ccgncluchnq mterestma proqrams about the chfferent phases of the l1 rary ' - ' , , , G 4 f- , ' , v , J , lvr . ce w , 1 , . -e 1 1 Q , f , ,, 1' r , es, .. 1 . . I N K . Bill Balcom Walter Collins Mary Lee Iones Alvin Prince H. 4 1 I .JI . . 1 J? , ' ' 1 ' ' 1 e ' 1 ' ev cr 1 . 1 2 I - , . MEMBERS THE NON-ATHLETIC CLUB Row One Mary Hadley Rose Marte Wrlson Row wo Mary Io Las ner Dorrs lean Ellrott W1ll1e Faye Yarbrough Marcelle Allred Mary Io Whorten Lera lean Spencer Betty Bradfo d Rosellrne Sharrer Geraldrne Hollm qsuorth Pow Three Norma Dean Prrc Betty Io Rash Frances Syke Odera Wrllnams Mr Iohnston Wanda Holland Inez Laddan Bertha Lee Garrrson Marcelle Allred Dana Rose Arnett Margaret Barnes Betty Bradford Edna Brrm Dons Marte Caskey Patsy Cook lrma Denny Pres1dent Vrce Presrdent Treasurer Program Charrman Reporter Sponsor OFFICERS Betty lo Bash Margaret Barnes Mary lo Whorton 1omm1e Scoggms Frances Sykes Mr lohnston Thelma Denny Dorls lean Ellrott llorme Emer, Wanda Frnch Bertha Garrrson Mary Hadley Vtlanda Holland Geraldlne Hollingsworth Vldell Hopkms Dorothy Johnston Mary lo Lasslter lnez Laudan Norma Dean Prtce Iayne Ellene Pulley Betty Io Rash Mary Ellen Reed Mane Scoggms Tommre Scoggrns Floselllne Sharrer Lera lean Spencer Frances Sykes Mary Io Whorton Odera Wrllrams Bose Marte Wrlson Wxllre Faye Yarbrough PURPOSE The Non Athletlc Club 1S the exact opposlte ot rts name as 1t deals entlrely Wlth the understandmg of the rules and methods ot playmg all games The goal of the club IS to know and be able to play all games . ' e, , 5, , . , , Secretary Lera lean Spencer , ' F rn V I THE PAN AMERICAN CLUB vSh Y Byd F HM Mmm OFFICERS Presrdent hmm e Buth Thompson Vlce Pres1dent Carl Hester Secretary Mamle Matthews Sponsor Mrs Russell B L Baker Frances Bonner Lawrence Boyte Iohnme Broussard lack Burke I O Burke Wayne Clark Thurman Cobb MEMBERS Kennard Farmer Fred Gray M D GTIQQS Carl Hester Clyde Hooper Mamre Matthews Anme Belle Mrtcham PURPOSE Betty Lew McColp1n Arnold Lee Sanders Tommy Shrvers Sammy Szenasy Ixmmle Ruth Thompson Marqaret Walker C A Washburn Patncra Wllson ln our club we plan to have programs on var1ous Pan Amencan countrres . Row One Carl Hester, Tomm ive-rs, Wa ne Clark. Row Two Lawrence c: , rances Bonner, Mrs. Russe , ammie a ews, lack Burke. ' ' i . . MEMBERS THE PERSONALITY CLUB Row On Dorothy Soao Polly Starks Pea y Mclflwrath Lors Brrstol and Martl'a 'Nlel Boyd Row Two Mary Franc s Thompson Lrla Harwell Marrorre Arn Davrs Mary Lourse Seay Mrss Bonn r Dorrs I Coley Lur n Mal J Chrrstrn Berqeson and Bellre I an Rhodes Row Thr e France Davrd Shrrley Anderson lo Ann Robrnson Betty Rowlrn :ton Marrlyn Moor Ann Earle '-'od re Eleano Braqq Mary Lors Seale Gloria Nell K athley Wrlla lean Holden and Franc s Cox OFFICERS Presrclent Ann Earle Hodges Vrce Presrdent Peqqre McElwrath Secretary and Reporter Dons lean Coley Treasurer Glenna Fay Stocks Sponsor Mrss Bonner Shrrley Anderson Martha Nell Boyd Eleanor Bragg Wrlla lean Coley Frances Cox Frances Davrd Marare Davrs Barbara Flood Lrla Harwell Ann Earle Hodges Glorra Nell Keathely Betty Io Lonq Mrldred Low Peaqre Mclilwrath Dons Nell McGhee Lurene Marlow Mrnnre Lee Low lohme Dell Martrn Marrlyn Moore Betty Rawlrnson Brllre lean Rhodes Io P nn Robrnson Mary Lots Seale Mary Seay Dorothy Soape Glenna Starks Mary Thompson Betty Io Travrs uorene YVU s a J 'W1 Lors Brrs ol D rrs lean C ley Shrrl y Gorns Chrrstme B rqe-son PURPOSE The Personalrty Club tnes to develop a tnendly and courteous attr tude Wrth attentron to the rrnprovement of personal appearance and the acqursrtron of aoocl manners charm and porse e - Ie, , Q , , . , .1 N . 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' e I I ' MEMBERS THE QUIZ CLUB Row One Andy Walker Tommy Waters Cosby Steen Glenn I-'ardxn Gwynn Chr1st1 Row Two Walter ckert Graham Dxckson Mary McK1nney Mxss Sweatmon Helen Frances Odom O P Renfrow ana Warren Hart O F F I C E R S Cosby Steen Andrew Walker O L Slauqhter Sam Roberts Bllly Clayton Presldent VICG Pres1dent Secretary QUIZ Captalns Reporter Helen Frances Odom Sponsor lvllss Sweatmon C R Atkmson Gwynn Chrxsne Bllly Clayton Gelme Conner Davld Denbow Graham Dxckson Walter Eckert W'1ll1am Goodwm Glenn l-lardm Vt arren Hart Iames L Helfner Mary McK1nney Aldo Ree Marsh 'Roy Myers Thomas Prxtchard O P Renlrow Sam Roberts Charles Russell Mary Rylle Curtzs Scroqqms Helen Frances Odom V1rq1n1a Sheerer l.uc1an Pmkston Burnett Shlvers O L Slaughter Cosby Steen Andrew Walker Tomm1e Waters Louts Todd Harold Wllson Iames Bullmqton PURPOSE The Oulz Club was oraanlzed wlth the detlnlte purpose of broaden lnq each contestant s knowledge ot facts wh1le havlna fun ln doma so A Splfll of rlvalry sharpens the desrre to wm by d1v1d1nq the club lnto two teams each ot wh1ch lS headed by a captam A Dr l O conducts the sesslon and questlons the opposlna teams A total count of all scores w1ll reveal the wlnnmq team at the end ot the term 1 Doctor I-O . ,... A , A . , , T O. P. Rentrow , . I l I I . ll ll t . 1 MEMBERS THE SCIENCE CLUB Row One Kenneth Carver Bxll Reqester Ben Bunch Iohn Womack Al Wes brook Row Two Mr Wlllard Doyle Keelmq Drckre Parker Howard Mmyard B1 ly Hendon OFFICERS Presldent Vlce Presldent Reporter Sponsor B1lly Wh1tef1eld Doyle Keellna Ben Bunch Mr Wlllard Kenneth Aston Ben Bunch Btlly Campbell Kenneth Carver I D Cheney Bllly Clay Bxlly Conant Don Dunbar Sam Dunn Billy Elltott Hugh Fullerton Brlly Hendon Glen Iker Doyle Keelmq Eugene Kormos Iames Lxttle Bobby Love Howard Mtnyard Dxckte Parker Ioe Patnck Leon Phtllrps Brooks Porter Bull Reqlster Bradley Speed PURPOSE Ross Sutton Bobby Thompson Alvls Tucker Al Westbrook Bllly Whltefxeld LOUIS Wlnters Iohn Vlomack We ask and he answers Thls IS the basls the Sclence Club lS run on Each member submlts a questton every Week wh1ch 1S answered by Mr W11lard Sc1ent1f1c knowledge and modern questlons of sclence are qamed by the members Secretary .. ,,....,.tt... . , Dickey Parker THE SERVICE CLUB M t ht y y ty d k D W OFFICERS Pres1dent Cora Van Varley Vrce Presrdent Ieanette Smrth Secretary and Treasurer Gwen Hall Reporter Sponsor Chanda Acock Margaret Anderson Erma Ball loyce Bell Andrew Bonner Ralph Boyd Brllre Mane Brown Norma lean Butler MEMBERS Audre Cravens Mary Foqarty Patty Ford Gwenn Hall Reba Hawthorne Dorothy Kmq laydeene Laramore Carole Wrqqrns Mrss Ray Edna Lewrs Vera Dee Phelps Dorrlee Qurnn Frances Slaughter leanette Smrth Cora Van Varley Carole WIQQIDS Bennre Fae Wood PURPOSE The Servrce Club was orqanrzed thrs year rn order to make a scrap book grvrna complete rntormatron ot the men rn the servrce who arad uated from C H S from l93O to l943 Atter complet1on the scrap book wrll be put IH the llbrary R C e Ioyce Bell, Audte Mae Cravens, leanette Srnx h, Frances Slauq er, Andrew Bonner, Cora Van V l D Phelps, ary Foaarty, R T o Mtss Ra , Norma lean Butler Pat For , Chanda Acoc., Gwenn Hall, Marqaret Anderson R b H th e, Dorothy Ktnq, ortlee Quinn, Erma Ball, Carole iqqins, THE STORYTELLING CLUB 1 p ff k All M y thy Blly Sh t y M yd ll W th MM11 OFFICERS Pres1dent Mary Ella Franks Vrce Pres1dent Dorothy Anderson Secretary Sponsor Rosemary Mays Ann Scarborough Tom McMullen Dorothyl Owen Maydell Weatherby Sarah Vaughan B1lly Shlvers loyce Shepard Maydell We-atherby MEMBERS Tommle Ratlrtf Paulme Peacock Allene Peacock Charlene Beauchamp Margaret Andrews Dorothy Anderson Elrzabeth Labban PURPOSE Mrss Klber Mary Ella Franks Mary Io Floyd Mary Kathryn Flemmg Norma I Elhson Betty Ann Elllsor Cladrs De Moss Hallle Croft VIIQIHIG Benfleld The Storytellmg Club 1S an organ1zat1on of students Who belng 1nterested 1n the art of story telllng spend therr club perlod studylng and relatmg many types ot stones Row One---Char ine Beaucham , Tommie Ratli , Paulene Peacoc , ene Peacock, Rosemary a s, Doro derson. Row Two - i ivers, Hallie Croi, Miss Kiber, Mar Ella Franks, Mary Katheryn Fleming, a e ea Tom c u an. I I I THE VARIETY CLUB R One lane Burris Ma e Oden Marlorie Wol C: ie S e Bres ie Th l Q Stokes Carolyn K lton Row T 4Carolyn Bute Edd Daniels B lly Bob Tinkle Bill Newt nd dog Tarboy Cha le Ranki Ioh Tay lor Peggy Rothe R Th e lohnny H my Do othy B sh El abeth Vauqh Pa lTur e M s E11 ott W L Ay es Al n Thomp Helen Iohnston OFFICERS President Charlie Rankin Vice President B111 Newton Secretary Carolyn Bute Reporter Iohn Taylor Sponsor Mrs Elliott W L Ayers Carolyn Bu1e Dorothy Bush Bobby Butler Edwin Daniels Vivian Graham Helen Iohnston Bill Newton Charlie Rankin MEMBERS Barbara Robinson Frances Srnotherman lohn Taylor Billy Bob T1nk1e Elizabeth Vaughn Glennie Sue Bressie lane Burris Billy Butler Wayne Christie Patsy Karl Davis PURPOSE Iohnny Henry Carrolyn Kelton Marie Oclen Winifrecl Rankin PeqfJY Rothe Thelma Stokes Alvin Thompson Paul Turner MGTJOIIQ Wolens gether to study and enioy various forms of recreation - ' , ri , ' ' ens, 'lenn' u s' , em , ' , ie ' , i ' , ' on a , , ri fn e , r u , iz an, u n r, r . i , . . r , The Variety Club is an organization oi boys and girls banded to IN APPRECIATICDN TG QUR ADVERTISERS FOR THE FRIENDLY SPIRITAND CQQPERATICDN WHICH THEY HAVE SHOWN US STAFF THE CORSICAN Q25 Acock Chanda l 2 Allred Marcelle 3 Ayers W L 3 4 Bergeson Chrlstme 4 Blalr Eleanor l 2 3 4 Bobkoif Kenneth 1 2 3 Bohmfalk Beverly 3 4 Bounds Mary lean Bowden Thelma l 2 3 4 Bower Robert l 2 3 4 Bradford Betty 2 Bragg Eleanor 4 Br1stol Albet 4 Bu1e Carolyn l 2 3 4 Burns lane 1 2 4 Bush Dorothy l 3 4 Caskey Dor1s Marte l 2 Caskey Mary Frances l Chaney Clarke Bernlce l Coley Wrllo lean 2 4 2 Cra1n Betty Nell 1 2 3 4 Cravens Audle Mae l 2 Crawford Neal l Danlels Edwln l 3 Davrd Dorothy l Dav1d Frances 3 Dublm Carolyn l Dunbar Donald l 2 3 Etheredge B1ll1e Iune Evans Frances l 2 3 4 Flernrng Mary Kathenne Fogarty Mary l 3 4 Ford Patty Verne l 2 Gardner Mary l 2 3 Garlmgton Iessre Mae IO8 3 SCHOLARSHIP CLUB 2 3 4 are for s1x weeks pGT1OdSl Garrlson Bertha Lee 4 George Ballard l 3 4 George Martha Sue 1 2 Glles Mlldred l 2 3 4 Grllesple George 2 3 Goodw1n Lllla Su l 2 Guthrle Bert 3 4 Hall Gwen 2 Hathorn Dorothy l 2 3 Hatley Helen l Hawthorne Reba l 2 3 Horn B1ll1e l lerntgan Rowland 4 Iohnson Ie n 2 3 4 Iohnston Helen 4 lones Mary Lee l 2 luengerman Helena l 2 3 Krng Dorothy 4 McElwrath PeQQIY 3 McM1chael Ella l 2 4 McW1ll1ams GNelle l 2 3 Moore Mar1lyn 2 Moore Mary 3 4 Nelson A R 4 Newton Brll l 2 3 4 Nreper Henry l 2 3 Odom Helen Frances 2 3 4 ORourke Glenna l 2 3 4 Park Ruth l Peacock lo 2 Prerce Bette l 2 3 4 Prrtchard Thomas l 2 Rankrn Wtnrtred l 3 4 Rash Betty lo l Reed Mary Ellen 2 3 Reedy Dons l 2 4 Reedy Mary Frances l 2 Rob1nson Bettye lo l 2 3 Rob1nson Mollte Beth l Rothe PeQQY 4 Roxburgh Tommy l 3 4 Russell Charles l 2 3 Sklnner Glenn 1 Slaughter Frances l 2 3 Slaughter O L l Smlth A n l 2 3 Smrth Brlly lack 2 Smlth leanette l 3 Smrth I ry l 2 3 Sm1th Stephanra 1 Smotherman Frances 1 Spear Paul 4 Spencer Lera lean l Spurlock Frances 4 Sykes Frances 3 4 Taylor Rubye Nell 2 4 Thompson Mary Frances 3 Todd Louls 2 3 4 Waddell Bobby l Warren lean l 2 Waters Tomm1e l Watson W C l Westbrook Al l Whttetreld Blly l Wlggrns Carole l 2 W1lcox Herbert 2 Wrlkrnson Lelra Beth Wrllard Nevrn l 2 Wrlson Har ld 4 Wolens MarJor1e l 2 Womack VIJIGTI 2 3 411111 ' ' , 1 1 111 I 1 I 1 , . 1 111314 1 1 , I' 1 l 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 111 I, 1 1 11 l .1 11 1 1 11 1 1 1 I1 11 1 11 1 I I I I I I I 'Iv I 1 114 1 11114 '1 112114 1 1 1 '1er11114 ' , r, ' 1 1 '1 '1121314 ', 1 C1111 1 1 .I I I I I I I I , ' ', , ,3,4 1 11114 1 1 ,l.D.,2,4 1 1 1 11 Cheney, Billie Anne, l, 2, 3, 4 MCIGUUGYI MUTY1 21 3 Thgmpggnl Alvin' 1, 2, 3, 4 ' I I I I I I I 1: I ' I I ' , 1 111 2, ,4 II I I Il I I I I, I, 1 ' 11114 1 I IIZI3 , ,,2, ,4 1 11 1 1 l 4 'I I 1 1 11 ' ' '3 I 1 1 ' ' ,i , ,2 14 ' ' ' ' 1 111314 I I I I A V I I I' I I I - I ' 12,3 1 11 .. . 41 ll 111 112,34 3 1 1 ' 1 '1113 . 1,114 ' 'U4 ' 1 Of l,2,314 1 1113 1 11-14 -U Hlgh Sthool dns han thur dclnghts But thu tan t tompar xxlth Hugh S hool nnghts Coath Alltn Brlttl I hur thlt Xou studltcl xour ltsson xtsttrdlx Brnttg Its auth olth t lf pus E18 I1 tootbxll Dt lr Nir Dougl IS Please txtusc. Alltn for tht Int thrtt dass he taught 1 slxunlx STROUBE HEREFORD RANCH CATTII H R Stroubt H R Stroube r 37 WM CAMERON AND COMPANY IULOFPOFIILLIJ Pmmus 0 Program or Ole: Hal ll Ccnfury BUILDING MATERIALS OF ILVILRY DI SCRIPTION CAMI RON GOLD MFDAI W AI LPAPI R MINNESOTA PAINTS Corntr Thlrd Ax nue and Nmth Strett Phone 314 c ' . C . ' 2 W-ll, I'll lst ' 4 Ii Ama: but it looks .ls if you'rc neglecting your Rf.g,jVn,,.l.t1 Hf,,.l,f,,rKf . c A . I T R 7 f 1 ' VC Lv- 1 Cllllqlflflllllflfilli fo Corslcana I-hgh School BURSON and PEARSON PLOWLRS S07 XY txt lourtm IL Lp mm Cl1lI'llL llll1lxll1 thslppomttd sultor Ut tourst thtrt nt mort hsh m tht su xrolyn EUIL ts 'Ill thtxl no uut tty 1 rt t you tt 1 bttttr Ink. 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The STATE NATIONAL BANK N SUTTLE ROBERTS Prcvldwzl J O BURKE Vice Prrszdcul W M DAVIDSON Cyllibltf' ALTON N JUSTISS A Svzs lar1lCavb1zr HALLIE G HAMPTON Asmfanf Caclmr W L HOLMAN Asx1vlaufCa5lmr B P BATFS Amxlanl Casbur F. L. SEALE, Assistant Casbivr 1 ffm CORSICANA CGTTO MILL COMPLIMKNTS , If X 64 fJL4 f Than xx IS 1 xoung box nlmgd Ru. 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'C,,' RPNIENIBFR Rgnnrylbtr 111 tht l'1app1ntss 'I hat gomts xour was nh hung lorgtt tlth uorrx mtl tlnstrtsx ISL hoptlul xml forgnxxm, mme Wnll alwaxs come When World XX .ar II xxrll tnd Thur thtrt mll bt putt on urth lor Ut Alun lhompson C R Atlunson i- Mx pen I lll9fI'OI11 my hlnd My book ftlls to tht floor My paptrs 1ll sllp from m tt It I slttp t trtts Arc. turning broxxn t blrds 1rt bomg south T IL tool north vt md 15 blovxmg now It 5 all I ht grass ls turnmx, grttn I ht lloxxtm start to bud Iht ltnts are trung to unto d lt'5 spxmg Jo Nell Stott Tht blnd' Oh thunk of that Tns small but full of sound ust look mt hum who Q at the front T15 me Tommx Roxburgh The day ts tlosmg mn tht xx est And throughout all tht world 'Iht tonqutrtd ptoplts platt thtur trust In tlags thlt III unfurlttl Iohn Won11tk I35 ,' lf 'fo'- ,' - f t ' -1 '--I ' - ' ' , , . ' - . Q Q .J4 1 '-. A .V ., , 1' L--f .Z f - - 4 II, ,K I Y ' ' 1 - Q , - , 1 ' 1 ' . N ,. , 1 K 1 ' . , , . 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MR BLACK It was a hot sultry afternoon 1n the small town of Radeno 1n Indra I had Just gone lnto the tearoom of the hotel rn hopes of fmdrng a DICE cool corner where I mrght rest wrthout berng annoyed by the beggars and flys I had been strollrng the streets all mormng trymg to amuse myself to no avarl Because there were really no 1nterest1ng srghts or people to see why my busrness asso crate had p1cked th1s town of all towns to establrsh h1s f1rm m was beyond my concerpt So whrle s1tt1ng rn the tearoom try1ng to frnd comfort from the heat a tall slender mrddle age gentleman came up to my table and asked 1f he mrght rom me Of course I asked h11'I1 to s1t down because I realrzed that he was rn the frx I was rn no frrends here no busrness connectron and no socral connectrons He rntroduced hrmself as Mr Black I then 1n turn after the proper lntroductron asked hlm where he was from He sard he had no home or famrly I told hlm I was very sorry I had brought up the subJect and gave hrm my deepest regrets He sard that 1t was qu1te all rrght because 1t drdnt matter We 1mmed1ately dropped that sublect and talked about one thmg or another for about f1fteen mlnutes Then somehow I mentloned the natrves supersrtron of the supematural and all that baloney He sa1d that he had heard qu1te an mterestmg story about the supernatural and 1f I was rnterested he would tell when I frrst notrced h1m berng very nervous He then began someth1ng lrke th1s It was I9 IH London England Str Iohnathan Blackwell had Just purchased the old Brrckerham castle whrch had been vacant for some 20 years because of a curse placed on 1t by an old servant who had been persecuted for wltch craft ln the early 1800s The curse would affect the hves of all the people who ever lrved 1n the castle or those who Joked about 1t It was to no avarl to try and destroy 1t because 1t would take vengeance 1n a terrrble fashron Slr Blackwell had been marrred a year and four months He was purchasmg the castle for h1s lovely wrfe who was not a nat1ve Englrsh but an Amerrcan blueblood The castle was remodeled from top to bottom rn the most modem style and by the best desrgner of that t1me The reason for thrs was to do away Wllh anythrng connected wrth the curse It took well over s1x months to remodel the structure because 1t was 1D such a run-down condrtlon After 1t was done over and the Blackwells had moved rn 1t could never have been 1dent1f1ed as the same place People say that Mrs Blackwell s shnll ch1ld lrke laughter that flowed through the halls chased the curse away untrl a b1g festrval ball that the Blackwells gave It all began when Mrs Blackwell s brother came to l1ve W1ll'1 them He was unmarrled and looklng for a WIIS He was a headstrong and very dar1ng young man who was the tall dark and handsome type One of the IIISI thmgs he asked h1s srster about was the curse of Bnckerham Of course she laughed at hrm because she knew nothmg about the curse because her husband had kept lt concealed from her ln hopes of 1t bemg only a tale I me how it happened. Because he just had to tell somebody about it. Then was So she told hrm he must have been lrstenmg to some of the peasant s talk He assured her rt wasn t Just gossrp and that rf rt was some sort of a curse he Wanted to frnd rt The subrect was then dropped untrl the ball that nrght at whrch trme Mr Robert agarn brought rt up wrth hrs boastrng of gorng to frnd the cause of the curse Some of the people who actually knew about the curse warned hrm about not ever speakrng of rt He then sard he was not afrard of anythmg and he would speak of whatever he chose to Mrs Blackwell then came to the ard of her brother and sard rf he wanted to he could tear the castle down look rng for that srlly curse Then they whrrled away rn a fast and darrng dance The ball was one of the lovlrest ever held on thrs occasron Srr Blackwell had spent a great deal of money to have the ballroom decorated for thrs one occa sron The decorcrtrons shrrnmered rn gay delrght as the brrght and colorful lrghts shone upon them The marble floor glrstened as the gay feet glrded over rt The costumes were of the frnest materral by the frnest tarlors The ball was drawrng near rts close when from the terrace came a blood chrllrng cry of agony and then an ever eternal srlence whrch was only broken by the call of a nrght brrd Then the people collectrng therr sense went out rnto the nrght to see Where the cry came from To therr surprrse there lay Mr Robert wrth a horror strrcken look on hrs face The vrllage doctor was there and ex ammed hrm and found no Wounds or srgns of struggle of any sort He was Just dead that was all The mard put Mrs Blackwell to bed because she was rn a slrghtly nervous condrtron Mr Blackwell went rn and told her how sorry he was about the whole thrng But she was rn no mood for cornfortrng words He then retrred for the nrght The house was strll as a mouse untrl the clock struck three then another shrrll cry cut the strllness of the nrght Mr Blackwell ran down the long dark hallway to hrs wrte s bedroom broke down the door and rushed rn To hrs horror he found her slumped rn one corner of the room as rt she had been tryrng to escape somethrng He qurckly looked her over for any wounds or marks of vrolence frndrng nerther She was dead He then tumed and ran out of the house to the garage got a can of gasolrne reentered the house and rn a frt of madness poured rt on the lovely old tapestrres whrch adorned the Walls He then l1t the gasolrne and qurckly the whole room was on frre He fled the place rn a car whrle the frre gutted the castle and the curse he hoped He was never seen agarn Havrng frnrshed hrs story Mr Black got up apologrzed for havrng taken up so much of my trme and took hrs leave I watched hrm go slowly up the starrs untrl he was out of srght Then I too got up and took my leave of the tearoom but I frrst went to the desk to get my key and marl Whrle standrng there wart rng for the clerk to frnd my key two stretcher bearers went upstarrs and then as I started up they came down wrth a body covered wrth a sheet I went back down the steps and asked the clerk who that was He told me rt was a Mr Black who had been yellrng rn hrs room When they got there he was dead but no srgns of any wounds or vrolence had been found I thanked hrm for hrs rnformatron and rn a whrrlpool of thoughts and a dazed look on my face I went up to my room George Grllespre . . . 1 . 1 . . . . - 1 , . . , . . . 1 1 , . . 1 1 ' 1 1 - 1 , . - 1 1 1 EPILOGUE Iosh a1nt you gomg to get up and go down to the church? called M1nn1e from the ad1o1n1ng room The name Iosh belonged to a young rnulatto of about twenty years He was a huge massrve hunk of man Wllh seernmgly half 1n tell1gent features h1S harr was short and crmkly h1s hps thrck and full h1s eyes were dark brown h1s nose rested flat aga1nst hrs face Hls real name was Ioshua Lmcoln Carter The L1ncoln part was grven for the name of adrn1n1s trator at the tlme of hrs brrth The M1nn1e was the name of h1s mother She was rather buxom as are most negro mothers and was 1n every way a pureblood negress Iosh had some of the w1ld f1re and sl1nk1ng ev1l he had mherrted from h1s whrte father Hrs father was dead havmg been kllled by offrcers of the law for some obscure reason deallng along the l1ne of mrssrng horses not that Iosh cared much or MIHHIG elther for that matter They took 1t as a matter of course Iosh certalnly wasnt golng to get up that mornmg and lf he had th1s tale would have been much more 1nterest1ng for Iosh was qu1te dead' When Mlnnle found th1s out she d1d not summon the local pol1ce The pollce cared 11ttle for what happened to Iosh They d1dnt care what happened to any nrgger as no one really cared m the South at lh1S t1me However the event was reglstered 1n the pollce records as follows One negro was kllled and another Whlle man was 1nJured 1n an altercatlon March 5 1883 no fur ther 1nvest1gat1on Now lh1S would attract relatrvely no attentron but per haps you would llke to hear the story Iosh told me before he d1ed Saturday n1ght after he had f1n1shed h1s work 1n the frelds he went over to h1s g1rl s house Her name IS Emmy and they were to be rnarned rn the fall when the harvest was ln there Iosh s1ghed and glanced at the gaprng wound 1n h1s stornachl I a1nt never had any trouble Wllh wh1te folks I always left ern alone Well anyway they chmbed mto Iosh s buqqY lOSh was very proud of h1s buggy as no other negroes rn the county bes1des Doc Thatcher had one How he came to have 1t no one seemed to know nor seemed anx1ous to learn However It looked l1ke the type that the Yankee carpet baggers were used to be seen 1n Iosh Wllh h1s gay necktle f1ne hat and trght f1tt1ng trousers and Emmy ln all the splendor of red and Whlle Callco her coarse black harr wavmg erratr cally under a blg bow of the rnaterral clattered no1s1ly down the red dlrt road to Io S Place Th1s was the place that every young negro man wrth h1s g1rl was accustomed to go to revel on Saturday n1ght As you open the two sw1ng1ng doors formlng an entrance th1s IS what you see llghts that have blue shades reflect an lmpenetrable gloom upon the dance floor the people and the band the sweaty faces of dancers as they appear 11 . 1 - 11 . . , . . 1 ' 1 1 1 1 , . . ' 11 . 11 . . . - 1 . 1 . . . . 1 1 , . , . . . . 1 1 - 1 . . . . 11 . - 1 I ,. - . . . 11 . . . - 1 1 ' 1 1 . . 1 . . . - 1 . . 11 . 1 . . 1 11 . . 1 . , . , . I . I 1 ' I . 1 11 1 11 . . . . 1 1 1 as they dash tn and out aver here a warter quretly arguxng wxth a negro Casanova who seems not to ha 19 a g1rl over here two couples drrnklng corn lrkker from a crea'n colored Jug the band players gr1nn1ng from ear to ear as they play the t1nny musxc There seems to be a fog of tobacco smoke so dense that you can t see clearly to the other end of the hall An a1r of mlxed garety drunkenness and 'nystery nangs over you the mmute you step ln losh and Emmy qu1c4l,1 sought thelr favor1te table rn a qutet secluded corner After they had been there some two hours had consumed some goodly amount of Wh1SkGY and had danced themselves mto a mad frenzy they de ctded to rest awh1le rn therr booth As they sat down an 1ntox1cated hulk of a whrte man whom everyone knew to be a drunken frlthy sot came to stt w1th Emmy Thrs man by name of B111 Wh1te came to th1s place qurte often and was frrendly w1th the young negro gtrls and every nrght when he left he took one home losh had had about enough lrguor to make hrm qurte reckless and as the swaymg frgure sat down he told hrm rn plarn terms B111 Wh1te you m1ght as well go on and try to get you another woman Emmy s my g1rl and she s golng home w1th me now g1t Wrth that the bleary eyed whrte man shouted Cant no nlgger tell me what to do and he tugged at some hrdden obJect m hrs belt Iosh lmmedrately was upon hrm and the two went down wrth a crash The ftght whrch followed was somethmg to w1tness Both men were of grgantlc stature and heavrly muscled The frght moved up the hall and back each man trymg to get a death hold on the other Under the grrm pall of smoke the flght ers looked lrke grey frgures of death rn the wake of them were 1y1ng broken bottles smashed charrs and blood E1na11y the whlte man pulled somethrng from hrs belt lt gleamed suddenly as he drove 1t 1nto losh A g1rl screamed and losh sank to the floor The man staggered to the door and out mto the nrght Emmy put losh 1n the buggy and brought h1m to my house as 1 was the nearest doctor Iosh told me thrs tale as 1 tr1ed rn valn to stem the flow of blood One negro was krlled and another man was wounded rn an altercatron March 5 1883 no further 1nvest1gat1on The End B111, Newton . ,fu , , V 11. 11 , . . 1 X, ' 1 . . . A 1 - 1 , N., 1 . . I X . . . . A 1 - 1 1 1 ' . . . . 1 . 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . . . 11 . . . 1 1 1 . 1 - 1 . . 1 11 . . 11 1 . . I ..... 11 . . , . , . , . ' 1 1 1 1 - . , A ' 1 11 . . . 1 . . 11 , m . I 'P cific I , L X EJAQJL, Tht band practute s 1n full swung but so tthmg had gone wrong M155 Ianmll gland at tht tlutt plaxtr W hx on tarth dnd you qtut plaxmg gust as txt got to tht thorns Wtll rttorttd Gtm Ttrrx on mx IUUSIL t sus Rtfrun p-I-dadx LJYCLLAA, WA' HJMI 7 ffl ,LLQJ LLM., Q N nss tr Qlookmg ovtr t s homuxorlt I don t stt hoxx lf Q posmblt for .1 smgln. ptrson to malu. so many nustakts lot Burnett Qproudlwj It 1sn t .1 smglt ptrson tea r Dad htlptd mt fx K .ALL VLA-fn, f 1 QM lf L! Cal LAM. LLC! 1 FA1 ous SAXINGS OF FAMOUS PEO LE Do xou undtrstanda N1 W so L M then' Gwtn Hall ratnyqu hmlx .1 nr If if-LL I Hontat Im tt g tht truth Albtrt Brntol Cf W nt-Q-6-ttll if tt mf., B ,It S .1 f t' lot Burmtt CE, K O T ul1,1 Ne.vxtQ55' X, LL! 351.5 'N f X muy eitasaq ui L X Af C. ! l , . '- . - ' A vi , ' V ' A J ' ' 1 I I f j ! X 1 f . l 2 I ' lx HN f' --- 1 ' ' ' 1 Mui, , rf 'X - y Q V f' 'I I ,Qi t , 1 , I , v . I A 1 f ' , will Q 6 ' Yxzu mean Wally? Betty Nell Crain. J j , U4 X xl, N i A ' ' V. 1 gn ajeyfc. 7, . .x ' 'ff I 1 Q C X A C 1 0 , . L L? Q Ln. 1 xn. I ,y M , ' ' .lc - - . sl V ry 1, H 1 N r' ,I x Y ,, . . .U ,lf . H 1, , - f- , 1 7 X f In : IN 1,5 fi 1 t J- 1 f - f . , 140 ' li CLASS OF 43 I I I 1 B111 11Q K' 311111 Hx J E111D1Qf1l Mf11y GZUJ 1 11 BD-11 Mc 1 1 1Q+ VFT1 F1141 LC M 1 I1 1111 1111 15 Iv 1 H 7 11 L 111Q VV 1 1 Q O9 111119 Cu'- 1 B':1lf11f1 I: Mm 51711. 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A . -1- 1. -I.L'I1.1 v.'lI1 XYIIIQ THE CHEMISTRY LABORATORY The most interesting room in the school is the chemistry laboratory. What fun it is to watch the different compounds form. each with its own color, form, and smell! When experiments are being made with chlorine, bromine, and sulphur, everyone sniffs, turns up his nose, and runs to the window for air. Notwithstanding, much good is derived, and after all, there is a sense of excitement in not knowing whether there is going to be an explosion or whether some sweet smelling substance will be formed. In fact, the chemistry laboratory is not only a place of continuous excitement but also a source of valuable information. -Mary Lee Jones. CHRISTMAS 1940-42 X e all were seated bv the fire For gone is he the last. A mtrrx group were we lor Uncle Sum his claimed them all Our hlppiness was ill complete Novi leasing just a few Beside thzt Christmis tree But we must make the best of it No thought If all did we hue then As many others do That Christmls two stars past ane Burris The sorrows now that wtigh our hearts ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF CORSICANA HIGH SCHOOL MRS RALPH DIQKSON Presldwzf MISS KATHERINE BEATON I'lfSf VICE Prrsldmlf GENE CUMMINS Second Vzcc' Preszdeuf 'VIrs F C Lancton Secreiarg David Ralston Treasurer Mrs L A Wortham Pzrblzczb Clamrnzan R X 1 , , MISS .MARGARET PANNILL i X i .,..,.... 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INDEX INDE v . r INDEX Smlth lerry Q'H1 n lcrr , S'r11th Peaa S'r1th Ster hanra INDEX Smo herman Frances 88 9 5 Soape Dorothy Spear Paul Speed Bradley Spencer Lera lean Sprmkle Charles Spurlock Frances Standard Bul .1 Lce Sanlev C ra N ll Starks Glenna Sta ham Helen Steen Cosl y Stewart Ioyce Stewart Mary 16 Stokes Thelma Story Odell Stover Mary Frances Stubbs Boqner Su111van Dons Sutton Ross Sykes Frances Szenasy Sammy Tallant Emma Laura Talley Brlly Dean Tally B1lly Ioe Taylor Budd1e Taylor Dale Taylor ohr1 16 8 51 5 Taylor Roberta Taylor Rubye Nell Terry Gene Terry Patsy Ruth Thompson Alvm Thompson Bobby Thompson Ier1enr1e Thompson 11mm1e Ruth Thompson Mary Frances Trnkle Bllly Bo 50 51 3 Todd Lours Tramel Dorothy Travrs Betty Io Trlmble Betty Dell Trone Harold Tucker Alv1s Tucker Bzlly Bruce Turner B1 Turner Paul Valentme Lena Rose 152 48 60 76 84 99 .103 28 69 183 46 6 28 68 69 39 99 85 95 75 88 6 39 106 53 6 4 88 2 75 76 95 3 2 29 69 74 75 O0 53 rley Cora Van rley Ioknny uqhr EllZGl e uahan Sarah Nadde 1 Bohl y W'alker Andrew alker Margaret N alker VITQIDIG W'crrd Iewell Ward G 29 95 8 95 5 45 95 29 98 Warren le-an 51 88 1 ashhurn Ch rlcs 2 0 X ashburn Felrx N aters Tornrnre N atson Gus Watson W C watts Lorene Weatherly Mayd ll Wells Margaret Westbrook Al Werner Sammy Whltetreld Brlly Vvlorton Mary Io Wrqqms Carole Vvrlcox Herbert Wllds Audrey Faye W11k1nson 1.el1a Beth Nrllard Nevm Wrlhams Ioyce W1l11GmS Odera Wrlhams Bose Marre Wllson Bobby Lee X frlson Gladys Wllson Harold Wrlson Patr1c1a Wrlson ROS91f1GI10 Wrndam Elnoru Wrnkler Iosephrne 'Wolens Mar1or1e Womack B1l1lQ lc Nomack Iohn omack Vivran Woods Allene Hoods Barmon 'ood Benn1e Fae Vood Dorr1s J ood lane Wood Ollene 'Jrlqht Dorothy lean Wr1qht Gaynelle Yarborouqh W11119 Fae 510 68 95 6 10 50 69 53 8 10 48 8 95 74 10 93 99 1 4 0 108 0 3 88 10 8 46 93 51 50 6 46 99 M ' I 28, 74, 75, 95, 108 V3 . , 4.4- ..,. 4 104 M, 'g' I A -1 45 Va ' , 1 4 , J , ,' A A ly 4 , 4. 46 Va .,1, L :Ex 4 92, 106 , , , Q, ' 44 29, 97, 108 I -Va A , S . 4 89, 105 1 , , 8, 28, ,o2, 100, 108, 1.0 1 1, ao' 8, 09, '76, 85, 88, 9, , 108, 160 , 4 4 26, 101 , , , 102 , 8, 28, , 6 ,,,, 108, 150 111' , 4 46, 100 I ,,,, 4 ' 08, xr , A A A 4 4 4 46 , 4 eeeeee 4 , ,- , 99, 106 , ' , 4 44 ., , - ,I 4 4 4 4 ...., 4 46 ' , rf .4 44 4 94 , , : 1 88, 95, 108 1' , 29, 50, , , 108 , ,1 . 4 ,,,,, 4 45 , 6 4 9, 10 1 ,, ,6 Q 4 44 .4 30, 93, 194 -.1 , 4 , 98 , ' ., 88, 161 Af , 15 ' 29, 70, 9 , 2, 108 1 , - 4 , 9, 89, 92 '1' , , , 9 , 1 z, 313, 102 1' , ,. 4 100 , 46, , 46, 101 A 45 X' 1 , ' 9 8, 29, 58, 78, 88, 5, 150 , 4 39, 58, 106 , 29, , 51, , 94 , 4 46 , 46, , 6 , 95, 3, 106 , 1 45 , 4 30, , 6, ,96 , 4 28, 68, 73 ' ' , ' 30, 68, 78, , 75, 78, 78, 8, 108 1 , 1 44 93 ', , , , 4 28, 88, 103 ' ' , f0, 10 , 108 , ' 4 , , 108 , 45, 108 , 4 100 ' , 1 46, 101 , 4 4 44 4 44 9, 71 ' ' , ' 8, 8 , , 142, 150 , ' 44 44 44 ,,,,, 28, 73 ' I ' 4 44 4 8, 3 , 5 , 85, , 108, 150 , ' 4 4 44 4 4 4 39 Williams, Billy Ioe 4 44 44 94 , ' 4 44 ,,,,,,,, 44 46 ' ' , 4 440 , ,,,,, 44 44 4, ,,,,, 4 4 46 ' ' , 44 44 4 4 4 30, 99 .1 YY..., ,2 , 50, , 8, 74, 75, , , 106, 150 ' ' , 30 , 4 28 - , 4 96 , 4 108 'X' , 46, 94 , 4 89, , , 95, 96 ' , 2, 10 , 4 , 92 ' , ' ' 46 , ' 4 , , 108 ' ' , ' 98 . .. 4 89, , 95, 103 ' , . , ' 44444 44 4444 4 4 4 , 92 , ' 44 4 30 V ' ' 44 ,,,, 44,44, 4 5, , 9 , 100 , ' 4 80, 50, , 69, 85, 92, 106, 108 , 4 4 4444 4 101, 108 1 , ' 1 4 4 4 4. 46 ' , ' b 44 28, , , 68,7 , 74, , , o , 106 ' , , , 4, 4 44.. 4 80, , 51, 88, 90, 103, 135 , ' 4 44 9, IO , 108 , A ' 44444 3, 30, 91, 108, 150 , 44 46 1 , 9 , 97 ' , 4 4, 4 4.4 45, 101 , 46 - , 4 44 4, , 94 , 1 44 30, 104 , 44 4 44 44 4 29 1, , - 4 4 97 , ' , 4,44444,,4, 4, 444444 4444 4444 4 4 44 4 29, 103 1 J , 4444 4 44 3, 31, 88, 150 , ' ,444444444 4 4444.4. 444444444 4 4 4 39 1 , 4,4,, 44 44 4 46 , 111 4444,4444444,4444,44444 4 4444444 4444 4444 444.44, , 4 3 9, , , . ,95 1, - , 4444 4444444444 3 , 31, 69, 97, 150 , 4444444.44444444.444 4 44444444444444444 4444 2 9, , 106 - , 4 4 46 - , 44 4 4444444444444 4 44,4497 ,' - - 4 4 ,