East Mountain High School - Tiger Yearbook (Longview, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 182 of the 1943 volume:

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Garrison, Jr. Earl Goggans Russell Hearne Buster Hickle Ocie Bailey J. D. Baker, Jr. Douglas Baxter John Blear Bonner Butler Charles Cain John Allen Day James Dyer Harley O. Dyer Laverne Ellis James Goggans J. W. Hail Denver Hardy Bill Henry Harlan W. Eugene Harrell Clarence Holcomb Army Ervin Holloway Olen G. Kimmey Sylvester Longest Donald Nelson Buford Petty Melvin Porter Elgie Lee Robertson Robert L. Sanders Warren Stuckey Stanley Upchurch Harold Washington Hayden Washngton William Little Joe Long Wilson Mackey Bobby Matthews Carlton Meadows C-laudis Medlin Landis Medlin Riley Morris Robert Ogburn Albert Palmer Milburn Palmer David Porter Arvelle Salter Bill Shattuck R. G. Shaw Eugene Simonton all OVW 01' Army Raymond Smith Bob Sutton Ellis Wade A. C. Wakeland Donald Weaver Navy Harry Barton Alton Barrett Olander Baxter Fred Cain Cecil Day H. G. CBuddyJ Green Vaughn Hamberlin Wayne Hiamberlin Willard Kurtz Denton Latham John R. McCoy yan Gary Webb Elton Wilburn Dempsey Willeford Layton Wright T. E. Johnson Earl Meadows Burl Owens Jack Pattillo Garth Petty Esker Richardson Oran Richardson Everett Robertson Ottis Sharp Raymond Smart Ray Stilwell Douglas Ward Leo Willeford Robert Barton, Killed in Action Marines Bert Bryant Melvin Salter Calvin White Don Wolfe Merchant Marines Bill Ketchum Calvary Wilson Moring Calvary Band H. J. Free WAAC Dora Barber Nora' Barber Nl!! illil HIP? F1141 I--+31 !. i fi ,?...... ,- .-,... 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Z,',f. fwMff1j iffy ,Z KUNG J iv ' -...4 M L CARTER M O WOMMACK IOHN GRAY Member President Secretaly BOARD OF EDUC ATION These are the men who gu1de the deetmy of ou1 school They spend a lot of then' tlme ln the SQIXICB of our commumty, and are often cr1t1c17ed, yet thev Wllllllg ls gue thls QGIUCC althflugh all they get out of It IS the satmfactxon of a SGFVICB well done for a good cauee Th1S IS a Job that somebodv muet do, and our hate ale off to Mr Wommack, Mr Glax and M1 Calter because thev are XV11llI'lg to do the yob and are domg It well D. T. LOYD, Superintendent N' 'wvzialiafftfv-iff-'54-'H -vagal The Senior Class, student body, and sponsors are to be highly complimented for their efforts in editing' this 1942-43 annual. it When you look at this annual in the years that cl It lie out before you, it will bring back precious memories 22. of the happiest days of your life, of schoolmates, of F gi teachers, and of other joys and pleasures that go with it , high school days. g 2 When you read this message, two, ten, or twenty years from now, just remember that I still think of 33 you and will always regard you as a very kind friend. 'ZA fy This is to wish for you all the success and happi- ness in the world. A Always your friend, D. T. Loyd 2 l K -rf? ' - pfvfroffnrw- . .. A H .f- - 1 w. ' be. 4.-'J .- 'f,'f'-w,.,:r-I ' : .-,.. -- - . ,- Y .. .-.. '.,, , - , .. , , -Z'-1.4 S:f'J':aJ2-v.L?2H.iv' H -'1'ir : , ' -i f Z ' ' '. .. 1-1' -,Q f, N: , ,, 1' h V' .4J.3fx.,.,-V, , . - - ,mmf .. .--1 - 'K H fJ'ff.' f'7'4'f 45 n-,1X:Jd- .' 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S E N I 0 R S , af WILDA JUANITA BooN i 2 The child of Calamity. 1 -Mark Twain Spelling, County Meet, 35-39 Best girl speller of East Mountain, 39 Essay, County Meet, 40 Declamation, 38 Softball, 38-40 Home Economics Club, 38-40 Dramatics Club, 42 .M .m ,, , ff, , 2 JoHN HENRY BATES, JR. , 0,4 He boasts nor wealth now high descent I! yet he may claim to be, 59 1 V . A gentleman to match the best of an I M pedigree. P-William James Linton W Band, 41 'A Football, 39-42 Track, 39-40 Softball, 39-40 ' Basketball, 39-40 Editorial Staff, Mountain Echoes, 42 Editorial Staff, 'Tigers' Trail, 41-42 Debate, 41. X f F, ff ff? .L WILDA JUANITA BOON Here s another small semor but regardless she lets every one know she s around Juanlta was born on July 7 1995 seventeen years ago at Polnt Rock Texas She IS the daughter of Vlr and Mrs L U Boon Whether or not she s a relatlon to the great Danlel Boone we we never tound out Cleyer and wltty Juanlta furnlshes us all many good laughs QThe semors ale proud of her abundant sense of humor ln the classj She can also wr1te an essay that vull splxt your S1d8S Juamta says her fa von e subject 1n school IS world hlstory and her favorlte pastlme IS smmmmg or trymg to smm When lt comes to eatlng she chooses fued ehlcken as a fasorlte food She has a long llqt of favorlte movxe stalsl Alxce Faye Ronald Reagan Lorralne Day Spencer Tracey Bette Davls Glnger Rogers and Brlan Donlevy That s a movle fan for you' Juanxtas arnbltxon IS to become a nurse She has a flne under Best wxshes Juamta' JOHN HENRY BATES JR One of the best backs on the T1ger football team thls vear Henk combmes a contaouous shv smxle wlth a grand personallty He was born at Mexla Texas seventeen years U0 the son of Vlr and Mrs J H Bates Sr Hls exact bxrthday IS February 11 1926 Tvso years ago he came to East Mountaln from Judson Wxth h1m he brought hls good sense of humor vshlch he used to 1tS nth degree 1n CIVICS thls year You haye to hand It to hlm nobodv can excell h1s dry slde spllttlng funny way of telhne' a good Joke He llkes to go to the moves and hls sense of humor even creeps 1nto hxs cholce of favorlte stars Abbott and Costello Hls favorlte subyect IS mathematlcs and he has chosen correctly smce he wants to be an envmeer Uncle Sam permxttlng hell be an able one Steak and hamburgers his fayorlte foods may be the cause of all the power 1n hls tall sllm frame Ask any body vsho trxed to tackle hlm how tough he ls' We re expectmg a lot from frlendly, good natured Henk I , . 1 v 9 'Lf v , . V . , . , - , v ' ' 1 ,, 7 7 . v, l . K e D 1. . , v. Q Y. . . , l 9 V y 1 1 . , . K . a standing of human nature, and she will make a fine nurse. r , . , . ' ' U 71 .. 1 ' 1: . ' , , ' ag , l . . . . . , . , . w Q . . .U ,, . . - . , . 7 . . Am . . - . . ,, ! ., O ' Y. , . . . , , , . . . . , .J v , . O 1 Y 7 ' ' - Y Y V . . , . 7 ' ' - ac u SENIUHS HAROLD EUGENE VVALKER Here a sigh to those who love me. And a smile to those who hate, And, whatever skies above me, Here's a heart for any fate. -Lord Byron Softball, 39 Football, 41, 42 F. C. A., 39-42 Vice-President, Freshmen Class, 1939 DOROTHY LAVOY ARRINGTON Howe'er it be, it seems to me, 'Tis only noble to be good. -Tennyson. Valedictorian, 7th grade Blings Chapel, 38 Annual Editor, Mings Chapel, 40 Valedictorian, 10th grade, Mings Chapel, 40 Home Fconomics Club, 38-40 Volley Ball, 38-40 Editorial Staff, Tiger's Trail, 41-42 Editorial Staff, Mountain Echoes, 43 Senior Play, 43 U ' gn.. fl?- HAROLD EUCEINE WALKER If you see a boy around who IS leally lntelllgent Las much as an h M student could bel but who IS lust too lavy to use thls talent th re xou see Halold Walker attectlonately called Donkey A shy easy golng unassumlng pelson Harold was born at Comanche Texas May 13 1.124 the son or Mr and Mrs lu R Walker He has been at Last lvlountaln elght of h1S elghteen years He says that hls favorlte pastlme IS gOlllg to shows and seelng hls Iaworlte actless betty tfrable AIIOLHSI enjoyable pastlme IS slttlng lll the study ha'l hls laworlte subject eatlng hls tavorlte iood candy What a llst ot Iavorltesl II2l.lOld was a tough tackle on the Tlger football team thls year He may not have alwn ays been out for scrlmmage every day but as Coach says he was always out for scrlmmage on lnursday afternoon and W s n Lnele pltfifllllg' ln the game Ifrlclay lilS ambltlon IS to get out of hlgh s hool he says but out of the trylng pan lnto the tlre for Uncle Sam wlll plobably grab hlm Hell make a tlne soldlel for Uncle Sam' A frlendly and sunny dlsposltlon IS Dot Arrlngtons prlnc pal chalacterlstlc She s the one who goes around to classes the last perlod collectlng stray llbrarv books What would we do wlthout her? Competent and helpful Dorothy was born at Enoch Texas July 90 19 4 the daughter of Mr and Mrs L G Arrlrlgton She came to hast llountaln tvso wears ago from Mlngs Chapel Now at the rlpe old age ot elghteen she has a twlnkle ID her exe nhl h looks falntly mls clllex ous Dolothx s faxorlte suklect ln school IS shop She llkes to skate and eat ller fayorlte dlsh chocolate ple To see Dorothy IS to llke her lnstantly And as vou know her better you flnd out that she keeps her loxe affalrs to herself and that she has a sense of humor That dlstlnctlxe sense of humor comes to llght ln her cholce of Vavorlte moxle star Judy Canova Dorothv saxs that her ambl lon IS fquotel Llttle encoulagement ald marry llke ex erxone else fend quotej And that real stlc polnt of new IS an elcplanatlon vnlthln 1tS6lf' w I . Y 1 ' 7 . . ' , . . - D l. , I 4 , C ' , KC I 3, , of -Y I 1 9 ' 1 ' Mr ' , ss ' .1 , - . N 1 , -, Y 15 ' r ' N ' , , . . . . . D 'I ' ' 1 L. J . . . Y ' 1 v r - 1 ' ' 1 I ' . I b E K , ' '-.. ' ' 1, ' , 1 7' . . o I D ,, - ' r v ' v Y ' .1 Y , ' 7 V . 1 - 'vu' , l 4 . . . . . . N 1 X4 , y . v. . N V. 1 . , . , .. . . DOROTHY LAVOY ARRINGTON . l - - . . . , . : L . l ' l .V . , . 4 . k L ' 5 0 v . , ' 9 A 4 x y , . .. , 2 , . . . . ' . J 1 ' l ' Y I v . A , . . . v. . 7 v .0 . , . , v V - . , , , N,sL , - xl- . . . . I Y . . 4 . . , . K . . , A I A U 9 y . 5 .L . . 7 Q . . . . , Y. 4 , , l ' ' f ' . . U . in - - 7- v -5 A .. Y. . . l SENIIIRS AUDREY FAYE CARTER She doeth little kindnesses Which most leave undone or despise -James Russell Lowell. Girl Scout, 38-40 Home Economics Club, 38-40 Pep Squad, 39-42 Softball, 38-40 Volley Ball, 42 Editorial Staff, Tigers Trail, 41-42 Editorial Staff, Mountain Echoes, 43 Senior Play, 43 GEORGE EDWIN CARTER It is good to be merry and wise It is good to be honest and true ----Henry NV. Longfellow. Football, 38-42 Manager, Football Team, 43 Boy Scout, 38-39 F. C. A,. 39-42 Senior Play, 43 '3 '-., Qs fm, is ji is S2 'L ,QA if S., T- -- i 54, K n ifwlfco .,,-5 AL DREX 1' AX E C ARTER ,emu 1 xe1x sweet chspos o11 111 a 11l0l1ClX smle 1 no wo111le1 that ex e1xo11e llkes Auchey Fave The d1ughter of M1 and NI1s M I Ca1te1 311111192 Iue was bO111 111 S1vre A1kansas Nlloxem le 195 Qhe 18 now sexenteen 111cl has been '1t last NIou11ta111 suen XEIYS Auchex Fdxe s faxoute subject IS shop Her f1xo11te foods a1e fuecl e'11c1e11 lthat al1t1me fax O11t9l and 1ol1s When she goes to the moves she pre1e1e seemg Gmger Rogers and Er1o1 F11 T111 But beet of dll she llkes to embroldel thls she doee beaut1full5 Dhgeut and ha1d1xo1k111g AL1d19X Faxe does whqtexer task she BAN berrne 11e1 to le xexx best ot he1 ab1l1t5 That 5 vxhx ue know that 1ell 111111 succeed 1n hfe no matter s1h'1t ehe does 111L1C1911t2l1lX she sms he1 amb1t1o11 1b to stfnt 1111 Od Ma. ds Home We can gueuantee gou that It vs1l1 be a good one' GILORI E EDYVIN CARTER 911101 cl1ss L11c1oubtec1lx he ls the lneheet 111111 most 91161 cfetc fellow 11 11 1 1 D ck s 1011111 illC1'11N NI I Cd1te1 11 s born Octol1e1 76 197 111 93114 -Xrka11s1s 1Ner NIIILL thfat day he h'1s been peppx 411111 lots of 11111 He hniw attendecl East N1ou11t1111 fo1 sewn vears H1s faxoute food ls 1101111115 Ir11f1g111e' As a past1me he llkee to spend most of hlS tlme 11e1k111g 111 the shop et h1s favoute subject wh1 h IS shop Here ls d11Of1'1Q1 mo11e mn He sms that Dorothx Iamour clalms h1b heart 611111 he 11111 pax h1s 'food morey any txme to see her shows D ckex s 31616111 an1b1t1o11 IS to become an axlator We hope that he mn '11'11ll h1e 3.ITllJ1tl011 too Pe1hf1pe Lncle 91m can help 111m some 101 he 11111 p1obf1b13. go 1I'l'0 the nmed forces 1tte1 gI'c1C1l1e1tl0I'1 Anxwax ue xush h1m the wen best ot exe1xtl1111v l1te has 111 51016 fO1 h1m because D1Lke1 xou deselxe 1tl . , . , . P1-' se of 115' ' 1' ' 1 :iti 11 1 11v' 1' 'l , 't's ' - '-' ' ' 1 2 1. a f '. 1 , 1. ' ', 1 ' j ' aw , ' 1 J, 1 M - 1,1' 22, LT. L 1 ' .' ' z ' .' 1 1 '1' .' 1 ' N v 1 v ,W I ' 'A v I 1 .1 - f ' 'I w Q '- A , tl N 1 A n 1 4 C ue A Ax ' mg L 1 V , 1' ' 'g ' 1' 1 ' '. 1 A 5 - - ' , ' V' j ' 1 ' 1 A 7 1 v 1 . ' 1 - 1 V 5 1 L ', c - . .. v 1 vs' ' 1 . . .1 w 1 g in 1 : ,W , -I , k A t . x I A - 1 1 ' . 1' - v 1 ' -' . 1 , I George, better known. to us as Dickey, is the largest boy i11 the s ' ' zur. 1 j 'A ' ' 3 -C1 i - 11.11 V- k1.f,v. 5' ey, the SOI ' '. 1 11'.'. 1 . 1. 1 ' ', '21, . I.. , LZ ' .Q t '?, 1 ' S2 S. '1 ' 'I .. 1. 7 ' ' D ' ' Y. I' . Q -'1 ' L' A Q A' , r v' v ' 1 v 7 ' - y V . D 1 . 1. 3' 11 1 H ' . , . ' ' ' v ' 1 1 ' ' ' , ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 z ' z ' ' f ' ' ' . v v v Y ,' . ' v . Y 1 ' y 1 v ' ' ' ' 1, 1 3 ' V ' V C7 ' 1 . 1 v 'A' 9 ' ,yy ,v ' 1 V - SENI EDITH HELEN CARTER She was good as she was fair, To know her was to love her. -Samuel Rogers. Valedictorian, 7th grade, iFayetteville, Ark.,l 33 Volley Ball, 39-43 Debate, 41 County Meet Spelling, 39-40 Home Economics Club, 39-40 Vice-President, Senior Class, 43 Editorial Staff, Tigers' Trail, 42 Editorial Staff, Mountain Echoes, Senior Play, 43 43 Pep Squad, 39-40 CLYDE LEWIS DICKSON J 0, W U , ! W x l Lf Track Team, 38 Football, 39-42 Baseball, 39-40 Shop Club, 39-41 Boy Scout, 38-39 ll ll S Alf! I ft 491 E EDITH HEI EN CARTER Heres one of those gals that the gentlemen prefer 3 tall, blue eyed blond Ed1th was born on August 10 1926 slfcteen sweet years affo The place of th1s b1g ex ent was none other than Berryv1lle Arkan sas She IS the daughter of lVIr and Mrs S F Carter Shes a blg glrl now and can swmg a m an arm Just ask her brother Bllll Edlth came to Past Mounta1n four years ago from W est Mountam lNow shes a full fledged NIounta1neer although she usually prefers Ln1on GIOX9 boys Her faxor1te subject 1n school IS algebra Frled ch1cken tal es her vote for the best food and her cholce of movie sta1s IS John Payne and G1nge1 Rogers She chooses skatmg as her tax Ollte past1me Fd1th wants to be a secretary and plans to enter bus1ness college afte1 graduat1on She ll be a good one because shes a whlz at short hand txpmg and bookkeeplng Lucky lucky boss V CLYDE LEWIS DICKSON Clx de that sen1or boy who IS well thought of by the entlre student the son of WI1 and Mrs Jack D1ckson Clyde who has attended East Mountaln for e1ght years 1 noted for be1ng lots of fun One can tell th1s by h1s selectlon of h1s favorlte mowe stars as Bud Abbott and Lou Costello H15 b1g appetlte the sa1d th1s we d1dn tl IS usually taken care of by h1s favorlte food steak FOI hobbles Clyde claims huntmg and horseback r1d1ng H15 favorlte subyect although th1s may seem queer IS Enghsh Du11Hg h1s h1gh school career Cly de has part1c1pated 1n numerous a t1X1t16S Each to h1s own taste sald 'Vlrs OLearx as she klssed the cow He was showmg prom1ses of a br1ll1ant football career when he was 1n1ured 1n the fxrst game of the 42 season Clyde may be dexotlng all of h1s t1me to Uncle Sams worthy cause bv th1s tlme next year but we all know that he w1ll make a ffood soldler wherever he IS I 4 7 66 Y! - 'V . .L V. S 15 , , .4 c- ' 1 V H I I 1 ' 1 . , . . 1 A. A . . . J. ' u . Y Q. cg . v . , . . , . . . A I O , I ' l - 1 ' , f . - I ' 1 v v v ' ' ' ' r ' .1 Q , . . .J . L . ' ' . so , , l 7 l - C , VI - y u , . uv 7 ' . Y . Y . body, was born seventeen years ago in Kaw City, Oklahoma. He is , - ' ' , 's , H ,, ..... . . V . , . N . - . 7 1 9 . ! ' ? ' C . . H . ,,, A . 1 g , J A .M Y . . . . , .I Y , Y . v' 5 - , ' . . SENIUHS Jo NELL CRAIG Vi She is as constant as the Northern Star. -William Shakespeare Salutatorian, 7th grade, Mings Chapel, 37 Annual Staff, Mings Chapel, 40 Secretary, Sophomore Class Mings Chapel, 40 H. E. Club, 38-39 Volley Ball, 38-42 Editorial Staff, Tigers' Trail, 41-42 Senior Play, 43 DOYLE WAYNE GIFFORD Men of few Words are the best men. .William Shakespeare Band, 39-41 Football, 42 Baseball, 42 County Meet, 39-40 2' O 'Mya Q 191:21 JO NEIL CRAIG Jo Nell one of our smallest semor glrls was born at Mlngs Chapel on Iulx 7 1926 daughter of 'Vlr and Mrs L R Cralg Shes now suteen and has her share of boy fuends Jo lxell who IQ httle and qulet has attended East Mountam for two xears She hkes skatmg and has chosen thls sport as her favor1te put me Her faxorlte sub1ect 111 school IS studv hall and she works hald at It fSame old stufflj When It comes to eatlng glve Jo Nell hanmn puddmg anyt1me A great moue ffm her favorite stars are Ann Shemdan and Plchard Ney Bemg good 1n shorthand and tvplnff ought to help Jo Nell for ar flmbltlon IS to become a DI'lX'1tC secretarx fprnate mlnd youl snr shell he the best Pest of luck' POYI F WNYNF FIFFORD Doxle IQ the txpe of person whom It IS hard to become acqufunted fv end of Doxle he 1s always '1 frlend Doxle ls sweet svzt en He x 'as horn on Tune 92 1926 at VICKIHNQV Tvms to My and Mrs F C F1fford Doxle has spent all four xeftrs of hlgh school at East Mountam s ffuoute sub1ect IQ mathmetxcs He didnt tell hls faxorlte food hu ue hear 1ts hot Cakes He l1kes all of the move stars fL1k6 a me t loxex he loxes em alllj Doxles ambltlon 1s undeclded xet hut we knou hell make good xt uhatex er he chooses Food luck to xou Doxlel A 4 , y , , L, A A, , ' 9 , N' , , . 4 . .. . . ' . . .V r P' x C V .l xo v , -. . I , , L z i . ' ' L f ' . ' . V' , A Q ' 1 1 . 5 - 1 I 2 . ' . . , ' K in 0 . I P ., 0 :Q 7 h, C ' ' - - -C K u. - Y , ' ,. l . 7 . . J . . , 4 , ,- . xv 4 1 4 -Y .. lv f - . U. I 1- with. This is true because Doyle is very quiet, but once you make a fi ' L' , ul uv. c . . . e . fn, , H, , 1 ' I, '. 1 . , . '. . . 1. I. I' . If . . L' . T 'Q . Q. ' . t v C . ,s M. l L 1 Y. m C is . X' KT. 8 I v Q, y 7 U ev ,'N . - .M X l X LY' 1 Y v , C z ' ' . 1 V' , t' , SENIU S HARVEY EUGENE GRIFFIN . The very pink of courtesy and my circumspectionf' mi -Oliver Goldsmith Circulation Editor, Tigers' Trail, Baseball, 39 Football, 41-42 Basketball, 40-42 Boy Scout, 38-40 Tennis, 40 Shop Club, 39-41 Sin' FRANCES LOUISE FENTON Friends are born, not made. ' -Henry Brooks Adams Pep Squad, 38-41 1 Home Fconomics Club 38 41 Softball 37 40 Jr. Volley Ball, 39 Physical Education Club, 38 5 senior Play, 43 'K HARVEY EUGENE GRIFFIN Fugene IS qulet and dlfterent Thats what makes the world tlck 1snt Gene? Eugene the son of Mr and Mrs H V Grlffln was born on January 21 1926 at Covln ton Oklahoma At th1s t1me he IS seven teen yexrs old He IS really a natlve of East Mountam and a genulne Fxst Mountam alumnus bemg one of the few who has been at East Mountam all eleyen years G nes fayorlte pastlme IS playmg basketball and hrs fayorlte sub1ect 1s mathemat1cs Hvs fayorlte food IS steak frled ln omons, and Fred McMurray and Jean Arthur w1n out as h1s movxe 1dOlS Fugenes amb1t1on 19 to become a c1v1l engmeer We vylsh Vou luck Gene FRANCES LOUISE FENTON Thls young lady 1s a yeteran of East Mountam for she has been h1gh compllment wed sajy On January 17 1926 seventeen years ago Mr and Mrs F R Fentons daughter Fran es flrst saw the blg bad world She has been happy and klcklng eyer QIHCQ How shes grown fnearly anyvyayl and her heart belongs at Glenwood As a pastlme Frances enjoys the moyxes most of all and you can usually flnd her at Gladewater ln a theatre The stars she clalms as her fayorltes ale John Payne and Betty Grable Frances llkes fried chlcken and her fayorlte subjects ln school are shorthand and typmg Jlldglllff by that you can almost guess the career she lS plannlng for herself a prlvate secretary Another part1cular gal' Heres to you Frances' May you haye 3 yery handsome boss and f reat success , . . . . , V V -J a J . . , , . . , . . . . , '- cv 1 9 . gi 1 ' . . I - 12. L . , u if ' ' . C , Y . . . . Y . , .1 . , , . . Y .K 7 . , K here eleven years. Frances was born in East Mountain, which is a 1 ' 5 y K 9 , A n . . . - J. . 1 , s, l, K I , Y . . 7 . , . - I , . . VY I' I , I , Y Y . . n . x A ' a o cv ' 9 .Y ' ' . . I v v v - v 7 K V , C . N s .1 J ' - SENIUHS JIMMIE CASWELL JOHNSTON For a man by nothing is so well betrayed, As by his manners. ...Edmund Spenser F. C. A., 39 Band, 40-41 Debate, 41 Football, 42 Senior Play, 43 MARY ELIZABETH LANDERS She is a Winsome, wee thlng -Robert Burns P. E. Club, 39 Science Club, 39-41 Girl Scouts, 37-40 Pep Squad, 39-40 Hi-Lites fDallasJ, 42 Editorial Staff, Tigers JIMMIE CAQWELI JOHNSTON J1mm1e IS a Jolly good fellow He s a pal to all who know hlm H6 ls now sweet svcteen and was born at Marshall Texas the son of Mr md Mrs W C Johnston J1mm1e has attended East Mountaln for three years and W011ld1'1t take anythln fO1 those three years fwouldja Jlmql Jlmmle haS become closely assoc1aterd w1th the shop and savs that shop IS h1s fa xor1te subyect 1n school HIS faxorlte p3St1mQ IS the movles Hls fa xor1te stars are Bud Abbott and Lou Costello CAn0ther Abbott and Costello fanb J1m s fawor1te food lg hamburge1s J1mm1e saws that he IQ gom to make an aeronautlcal enffmeer of h1mself Youll do It Jlmmle MARY ELIZABETH IANDERQ Marx another t1ny senxor grl IS a verv attractlve one also She IS seventeen wears old although vou would never behewe It She was born O tober 1 1096 the daughter of Mr and M1s C H Landers She left us to go to Dallas but she plans to return to graduate 'Vlary has been gomg to school at East MOUHt3lH for eleven years She started 1n the old wooden school bu1ld1ng Her favorlte subject IS SCIQUCG her faxor1te past1me skatmg Fr1ed ch1cken IS the food she llk9S best to eat Mary IQ also a moxle fan and her favorlte Stars are John Payne and Betty Grable Her amb1t1on IS to become a nurse for as long as we have known he1 she has wanted to be a nurse Because of her great deslre to become one and because of her determmat1on we are sure that she mll make a good one Perhaps she w1ll hate some good lookmg rlch patlents too. Food luck Mary A L 1 , - , . v l V y - . , . .H N. . 1 ' . - 1 7 ' 4 . . . . . . . 9 I ,, . . . vw g . L v L v , ' . n r u u 0 ' I ' ' V v - 1 , . . Y L L 1 5 J . , V . . ' . , . 1 1 . - .' - 1 2' ' D - , . . . . 1 . , . A L. V . . 5 . . .7 k ' v . ' . Y Q ' Y . ' 1 . V 1 , Y, N . Lf. . ., , e... , . 1. . . , 1 1, 1 1 , L V 1 1 ' s . . v . . . . , 1 1 . ' . - Y . - . . . . 1 , 1 , . L a K P-is V r Y 1 . Y . . I . A , Y . 1 Y V ' 9 1 , , ,Ei slawluns lg WELTA FAYE LOYD In the School of Coquettes Madamoiselle Faye is a scholar. -Austin Dobson Volley Ball, 40-42 Debate, 41 Essay, County and District, 40 Secretary, Sophomore Class, 40 Editorial Staff, Tig-ers' Trail, 39-42 Home Economics Club, 39-40 One-act Play, Best Actress, 41 Band, 38-42, Majorette, 41 Drum Major, 42 Secretary-Reporter, Victory Corps, Wa 4095? iw.- 43 Declamation, County and District, 40-43 5 ' JAMES. CHARLES KURTZ A , JZ' i f N0 As merry as the day is long. 1,-, f , A .William Shakespeare ,ml . I Treasurer, Sophomore Class, 40 ' Vice-President, Junior Class, 41 X President, Senior Class, 43 Tennis, 40 Basketball, 41-42 Football, 41-42 F. C. A., 39-41 Editorial Staff, 'Tigers' Trail, , 39-42 Student Commander, Victory Corps, Senior Play, 43 WELTA FAYE LOYD Here IS a glrl who has helped as much as anyone 1n the senlor class to make our last year more emoyable Welta Faye who IS now sweet slxteen was born December 5 1906 at Indlan Rock commun1ty Upshur bounty She IS the daughter of Mr and Mrs D T Loyd Xl eltfz Faye who has attended East M0uHt31H for the past ten years 3SSOCldt9S her favor1te pastlme wlth the school She clalms that watchmg football games IS her favor1te pastlme and she certamly takes the pOS1tlOH of the twelfth player when she IS present Her favor1te ubje t ln school IS speech and she IS especlally good ln that fleld Her -1b1l1ty to speak well will help her 1n a great way to carry out her ambl tlon wh1ch IS to become a forelgn correspondent for the New York Tvmes Welta Faye IS a great movle fan If you want to know Mr and Mrs Hollywood Just consult her Her favor1te stars are Ronald Reagan and Hedv Lamarr She savs that hamburgers and cokes are her favor1te foods Th1S IS the truth too For proof 1ust watch her Almost any Saturday she can be seen at a hamburger Jomt not eatlng Just one hamburger two three only Welta Faye knows how many' She would llke to fmd a place where they sell hamburgers three for a quarter The senlors admlre Welta Faye She IS attractlve lntelllgent and JAMES CH ARLES KURTZ Heres a boy w1th the frlendly smlle and tw1nkl1ng eyes who has brlghtened Past MOUHt31H with hls presence for thf past flve of hls s venteen years The son of Mr and Mrs Fmmet Kurtz Jlmmy was born ln Ponca Cxty Oklahoma on October 1 1925 Slnce Jlmmy wants to be an aeronautical englneer lt 1sn t strange that h1S favor1te subjects are math and hlstoly Hes a whlz of a basketball and football player imc dentally playmg basketball and football are hlS favor1te pastlmesl and he IS the coachs dream The kmd of boy who always says Yes slr Ill try whatever the coach says Jlmmy tr1es and does h1S best whether ln sports or In school lls frlends all know that It w1l1 be that way throughout hls l1fe Eweryone will mxss that smile next year for to look at Jlmmy IS to lke hlm and to l1ke hlm IS to feel a llttle happ1er Jxmmy says that hxs favor1te foods are steak duck and all k1nds of xegetables fNot hard to please eh Jlmmy J Hls favorxte movle stars are Ronald Reagan and Marsha Hunt Good luck Jlmmyl - 9 S I 9 ' 9 '-' 7 1 7 ,, ' 4 J 1 l ' 7 . Q 1 1 u 1 . o s , 7 . , . t , . , , , . Y . . . ,, y ' 1 ' 77 ' ' . , . 1 C3 w ' Cl 71 ' . y. D . ! ' 1 . ' K ' - ' cf 9 7 i , . ' 7 1 possesses a fme personal1ty. , , .... . Q . . 2 'r se ' .. . .. J , 7 ! ! ' 3 r 1 r N ' 1 7 ' ' 1 , 7 4 - a , , ' , as ' 7 5 . , ,, . . . 7 i ' 7 Y A n . Y v v- . . v ' . ' s . , , 1 ! Y A. , , Y. . . , . SENIURS WENDELL DORWIN OLIVER Young in limbs, in judgment old. -William Shakespeare F. C. A., 39-41 Band 39-41 Treasurer, Sophomore Class, 40 Treasurer, Junior Class, 41 Softball, 39-40 Basketball, 39-42 Football, 39-42 Editorial Staff, Tigers' Trail, 39-42 Editorial Staff, Mountain Echoes, 43 Senior Play, 43 BERNICE MARTIN A,good heart's worth gold. .-William Shakespeare Salutatorian, 10th grade, Mings Chapel, 40 Home Economics Club, 39-40 Volley Ball, 39-40 Pep Squad, 41-42 Annual Staff, Mings Chapel, 40 WENDELL DORWIN OLIVER Tall da1k and handsome mxght be Wendells descrlptlon for hes cc1t'11nlx dark and handsome and he tops the measure 'lt SIX feet tour 1nches Wendell w ws born seventeen years ago Februaxy 28 1926 to be exact at G1lme1 Texas the son of Mr and Mrs E R Olner Iidlllhfb 11om P21l2t0lll1Cld Wendell has been at East Mounta1n T01 'OUI xea1s whele he has establxshed a reputable record 111 football and l 1sketl,1ll partlcularly He must be trustworthv too for he has been c lss t1easurer for two years Hrs ffworlte pastlme IS f1Sl'llI1g and h1s favorlte sub1e t ln school s shop Runnlng l1Sh1I'l0' a close second IS the pastlme of eatlng Among the toods he says he llkes best are Lll0'llQlfl peas lrlsh potatoes urmps steak and cho olate ple Perhaps that s the secret of hls height lbhmt bows take notej The mowe sta1 that gets h1s xote IS Porkx Plg and 1f we notlee ll ht pw me ns pork whlch all amounts to about the same thlng c lt ngl to become the owner of a successful 311 l1ne VVe behewe xou ll do lt tco W'endell All xour fll nds w1sh you the best ot exervthlng IH lfe BERNICE MARTIN H9165 another Mmffs Chapel glrl who has blought 1oy to the hearts of many wxth her humor and Wlt Bernice who was born 1n Hot Sprmgs Nat1on'1l Park Arkansas on August 2 1923 IS the daughte1 of M1 and M1s J E Venn She has been at Fast Mountaln 'wo of her mneteen years Best of all of her 3Ct1X1t16S Bern1ce llkCS to vo to plcture shows Xou can alwaxs fllld he1 on aturday nlght for shell be ln Gxlmer it the show' The st1rs for whom shed xote 1n any popularlty poll are Deanna Lu1b1n and Jack1e Coope1 When 1t comes to chooslng a fa worlte subject 1n school she chooses that good old work you hard hlstory QNot xery mam peop'e are that enerffet c BGIHICGD Her flYOI'1lZ6 lood IS chlcken Be1n1ces an1b1t1on IS to become a nurse Not Just a common nurse mlnd xou but a nurse fol Uncle Sams lNawy' She plans to enter t1a mng as soon as posslble after graduatlon Bernlce w1ll make a xerx good nurse and she knows that all 41:1 1 1 hes for success are hers A . , , I . . ,W y 9 ' 9 . . v 1 1 V ' L L , n N C ' ' V vf 1 L W 1 . c.. , y y . , ' 1 ' 1- , , , . . .. . . . ', ' ' T ', ' , ' , ' f L1 , s ' ' Q , v 4, v n 5 1 1 1 .w l , 12 1' X2 , '- ' e s x , . , . . , c . , A. . K. U 1 L. K. . ' -1 14 vw .K 1 4Y - .' A c .1 . D . ., . , 4 ' 1 . . . . f. ' 's f- ' ' 1 ., 1 - . - . V' 1 v I vs., o . . M , v' ' n 1 . ' g , D al . , . 1 4 U I ' 1 1 f . . . . H W. W'hen asked about his ambltlon, Wendell said, I hope sometlme V .' . ,, . V Y , . ' c ! Y 1.2 7. V . y . . . . , . . L - 1 c V . 1 ,1 ' Y I 1 ' 5 . Y v. ' - v v . . . , . , . . K L 3 K v ' v ' -1' 9 1 1 sw W ' l ' 9 ca ' f vvy VT ' . f Y ' 7 9 ' ' r .' ' '. .. 2 1' ' .. , 7 ' . , C t N W . . A . . - v ' I ' v w AK v 77 1 , n A ' ' Q' '. 1' ' Q 1 . ,J 1 , ' . 1 1 f n' 0 v . v 1 ,N v v ! u 7 ' 1 -f ' f K. A. S 1' ' . . -4 v' Z y vw 1 K1 , 1 , . ,','S L. 1 ,. . SEN: GENEVA SUSAN UPEARSON The glass of fashion and the mold of form, The Observed of all observers. -William Shakespeare Charter Member, Girl Scouts H. E. Club, 39-41 Dramatics Club, 39 Band, 38-42 Social Chairman, Band, 42 Class Beauty, 40 Football Princess, 42 Class Faqprite-, 43 Editorial Staff, T1ers' Trail, 39-42 Editorial Staff, Mountain Echoes, 43 BRUCE RAY None knew thee but to love thee, Nor named thee but to praise. gFritz-Greene Halleck Softball, 38-40 Football, 38-42 Captain, Football Team, 42 Track, 39-41 F. C. A., 39-42 Class Favorite, 42 Editorial Staff, Tigers' Trail, 41-42 Editorial Staff, Mountain E:hoes,' 43 URS S92 .nw 'Ih- , X - Q? CENEVA SUSAN PEARSON II me ore ot tlll most popular 5en1or glrls Th1s statemext IS sy to ex1l1n bet use we cettecl tcneya as cur class tayorlte '1 ho11o1 Wl11Cll she justly deseryed She was -1150 sophomore class beauty lll 1040 A loy ely blue eyed blond tfeneya IS the d1ughte1 of M1 and N115 L W 1E.d1SO11 She ls 11ow 51xtu,11 bemg bor11 on June 22 19.40 xt Dcnoyl Okllhoma She has attended Past Vlountaln tor 111116 yeah He1 iuoute subyect and her layoutc pa5t1me .ue closey related 101 her tayorlte 5ubJect lb ba11d tshcs been Wrlth the bxnd fxye ycarsj and her 1dNO11t6 pa5t1me IS keepmg up wlth mu51cal organ1zat1ons G neyd l1ke5 to cat tr1ed ch1 ken as her tayorlte food Vl6W111g John Pxyne a11d Betty Grable on the 5creen lb another tayorne pa5t1me And speakmg ot fayoutes wed say that Clyde w IS a g1e1 t Xfjllte yylth beneya Are we Flghto BRUCE RAY 1 S 11n e twln though because hes neyer 5een wlthout h1s buddy Road Bruce the so11 of Mr and Mrs Iulhs Ray was born 1n Gxlmer Texas on Decembe1 8 1970 He cxme to hast Mountam f101Tl Pattfn 1eld fou1 years ago Wnh h1m he brought h15 ma1velous athletlc al my and ns il axound XX1I1I11I1g personallty East Mountam has been happy GVCI SIHCC for eyelybody hkes Z ro and everybody IS proud ot h1s athlet1c record Ice cream vets the yote of h1s favorlte food He says that he l1ke5 to kate for past1me Th1s tune blonds prefe1 blonds for Betty tnable IS hlS favor1te moyle Star Bemg a whlz 111 5hop h1S favoute subjec has reaped Bruc h1 h d1y1dend5 for he was chosen to be Mr Kldds ass1stant fO1 the 411 shop lass XX hat a break for any boy' BIUCG says th xt h1s career yy1ll be makmfr the best Umted States marlne that Lncle Sam EX61 saw Anyone who knows Bruce would know that he would choose the touehest f1ffht1ng b1anch of th U S med serylces Be t of luck Bruce' We know that as a U S Wlarlne you yv1ll f1ght for your country as you fought for your school on the gr1d1ron a11d the basketball court yy th eyerythmfr you have' Q 4 e ' - .- 1 1 ' : 1 ' . 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 .- .1 - 1, 1 '- . 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' ' S, , . 1 . . 1 ' v 1 1 v 1 ' . 1 . . A 'D 11 ' SENIII GLEN KIDWELL SHATTUCK God bless all little boys who look like Puck, With wide eyes, wider mouth, and stuckout ears! -Arthur Guiterman Band, 39-41 F. C. A., 39-42 Senior Play, 43 DOROTHY JO TOMME She that was ever fair and proud, Had tongue at will and yet was never loud. ' -William Shakespeare Speech Club, 40 Declamation, 40 One-act Play, 40 Debating Club, 41-42 Tennis, 40 Secretary, Junior Class, 41 ' Secretary, Senior Class, 42 Football Princess, 42 Editorial Staff, 'Tigers' Trail, ' 41-42 Editorial Staff Mountain Echoes, 43 CLEN KIDW EI I SHATTUCK Here s our cowboy sen1or He llkes to be around str ck and ammals and has a great way them He :Iso knows a lot about dogs and really l1k6S to lldC And we do11 t on v mean norses Sometlmes you can llllll h1m 11d1ng all over the country on a motoxcycle at all houls of the lllgllt or mornlng K the son of Mr and M1s W H Shattuck Now seventeen xc us old he was DOIN IH Rtlston Oklahoma IH 1926 He IS an old East Vcunta1nee1 eyen to the vodel' He has attended East Mountaxn for eley en years He IS one of our favorlte people because he gets so much .un out of llfe Hls favou e pastlme IS the moues H1s fayo11te mov1 star s he confesses 1S Hedv Lamarr but we know he lkes Gene Aut1y and T1m McCoy too He savs that the subjects he enjoys most 1n school IS study hall tdont we alllj and hlS fayor1te food IS hamburgers Hell pxoloably k1l' us for say 1ng th1s but he has the prett1est red halr you G K s amb1t1on ls to own a sm wheel conxe1t1ble and we want to know h1m when he does DOROTHY JO TOVIME Heres another popula1 Sen O1 fblll and one ot the most comp 'ent She DIONSS he1 du xl accompllshrments by cle tac tha she h s been lected class secretary f01 two years tWendell has bccn t easu1e1 for two years also What do you know 'PJ Dorothy was born seventeen years ago Fcb1uary 4 1926 1n Sexton Cxty A11-:an as Her ploud parents are lVIr and Mrs R L Tomme She came to Last Nlountaln from Kxlgore and UHIOH GIOYE two years a o He1e at East Mountaln her 13VOI'1t9 subject IS shop She says nat her fax or1te pastlme lb danc1ng and you w1l' always fmd Dorothy tt the school dances falong wlth the rest of usb Dorothy IS a great mov1e ian She llkes Betty Grable and Ronald Reagan Hot buns are the food she hkes best to eat Do1othy IS very good 1n shorthand typlng bookkeepmg and gram Tfldl so It should be ye1y easy for her to fulf1ll her '1mb1t1on to become a pr1vate secretary Good luck Dot' 7 I ' I A L' , v . . 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CECILE MARIE WILLEFORD A violet by a mossy stone, Half hidden from the eye, Fair as a star, when only one Is shining in the sky. -William Wadsworth Baseball, 39-40 Pep Squad, 39-40 Home Economics Club, 39-42 Band, 40-41 JAMES LEWIS, STEMBRIDGE Wit and wisdom are born with a man. -John Seldon Football, 42 Softball, 39-40 Treasurer, Senior Class, 43 Declamation, 41 Debate, 41 F. C. A., 39-42 Manager, Basketball Team, 42 Editorial Staff, Tigers' Trail, 39-42 Editorial Staff, Mountain Echoes, 42 One-act Play, 43 ew 'fu v'-r- 'f'fD'A CELILE MARIE WILLEFORD Lec1le ls a qu1et conslderate type person She IS slxteen years old belng born on July 17 1926 at East Mountam Canother East Moun ta nee1 lb Ceclle IS the daughter of Mr and Mrs H C Wxlleford She has attended Fast Mounta1n for eleven years watchlng our Alma Mater grow from year to year Now for Ceclles fax orltes Her favorlte pastlme IS qu1te dlfferent from that of any one else It IS eatlng and her favorlte food IS Iust any thmg good to eat Her favorlte subject ln school IS you guessed It home economlcs Oh yes' Her favorlte actor IS John Pay ne and she l1kes to go to the movles just as any other semor does Cec1les ambltlon IS to become a prlvate secretary and be allovxed to Slt on the boss knee QLucky bossll Good luck to you Cec1le' JAMES LEWIS STEMBRIDGE Heres another Pattonfxeld lmport who has proved h1s worth at East Mountam Hlgh To Julcy we can pay one of the highest com phments that can be paid to anyone durlng h1S four years at East Mountam we have never seen hlm angry He possesses what every one would hke to have an almost perfect dlsposltlon JUICY the son of Mr and Mrs J A Stembrldge was born at Pzttonfleld s1xteen years ago on July 26 1926 He probal'ly went rlght off to sleep the mmute he saw the world for the flrst tlme for he stlll IS sleeplng and sleepmg IS hxs favorlte pastlme by h1s own 3dmlS slon Hxs favorxte food IS ple probably all klnds Hls vote for favorlte movle star goes to Betty Grable fBetter watch that blond bombshelllj James xxants to be a sergeant 1n me marxnes so physxcs hls fa x01 te subject xx1ll be lots of help Hell be a good marxne After all look how aggreslve he was ln the Stembrldge Gaunce Adklns trlanglel And look xx ho won' And also ask anybody who was the best manager the basketball team ever had' The best of ex erythmg to you Juxcyl And don t ask us how he got that nlckname You are the one person who can clalm lt. w , . .1 . . . . ' s ' K 1 . - ' J ' i . ' . ' A w ' . . L . .. . . . . . H . A , xv 4 ' I . , Y . . . . . . . Y . . . . . ' y . N V . . . . . . H . - . . . Y f - y ' 7 , . . , . . . . V - 9 , . , . . . ' ' as - vs ' L 1. . ' L ,.. . v , . i J ' ' y as ' an - , . . . . , 4 . 'V I 0 C 4 , a r A , A n. ' -. . v , . . . . U . . . 9 1 ' 7 1? . V. , . A , . . , Y . Y . - - . 1 1 ' - . r v ' v ' ' . 1 ' . - . SENIUR DOLLIE WAKELAND Love is only chatter Friends are all that matter. Gelett Burgess Salutatorian, 7th grade, 38 Softball, 37-40 Tennis, 38-40 Pep Squad, 39-40 Girl Scouts, 36-39 Home Economics Club, 39-41 Physical Education Club, 39 Science Club, 39-40 JACK ALLEN SNEAD The courageous captain of compliments. -.William Shakespeare Softball, 39-40 Football, 41-42 Basketball, 41-42 F. C. A., 39-40 One-act Play, 41 Best Actor, One-act Play, 41 Senior Play, 43 PM EW! Nw W 'V r F 1 , x ' s. ' -q-y viii? P . . A WP- ww DOLLIE WAKELAND Probably the most lntlliferent person ln school IS Dolle But one or the thmgs sne IS de11n1te about IS her mlddle name whlch she does not nke We prom1sed not to reveal It here D01l1E was born at Rlchland Texas January 21 1926 the daughter ol Mr and Mrs A L Wakeland She IS now seventeen and clalms she d lke LO Le tliteen She IS a veteran of East Mounta1n havlng started o school 111 the old two room bu1ld1ng that was once East Mountam School She told us that her faworlte pastlme was eatlng but you cer ta1nlv couldnt tell It by her tall and wxllowly flgure She does try hard to get fat H r favorlte food IS frled chlcken Her favorlte subject 1n 531001 IS Shop fAsk Bruce whyl and Ronald Reagan and Hedy Lamarr a1e her favorlte stars Her amb1t1on is to be ome a nurse and she plans to enter Blaylor nursxng school as soon as posslble after graduat1on Dolhe wlll be a c mpelent eft1c1ent nurse a ver3 good one We can see her now tall d shm and regal 1n a Stlff whlte umform that rustles when she walks shell p1obably be one of those lucky gals who marrles a rlch patlent Her patlents wlll be lucky and her frlends wxsh her the very best JACK ALLEN SN EAD Jack IS the com cal flgure of the senlor class We mean by thls statement that Ja k IS always carrvmg on w1th some k1nd of nonsense cr lun H1s sense of humor prov des us all Wlth a l0t of good laughs Th s funny boy the son of Mr and Mrs R Snead 1S seventeen years old haxmg Leen born on August 10 1925 at Lena Lou1s1ana Jack came to East Mounta1n from Pme Tree three years affo His taycute ubject at East Mounta1n IS physlcs He says that he llk6S to wW m best of all act1v1t1es And when he goes to the movxes Wh1Ch he enyoy do ng especlally wlth Rosalle hed rather see Clark Gable Along w1th h1s favorltes we can t forget hxs best eat1n homlny LEach to hls own taste etch Tall dark and good looklng Jack IS an accompllshed comechan a o ml football play er and a good basketball player ln add1t1on to bexng vcrsatmle actor He wants to become an electrlcal envmeer and he Vklll make a good ne we know Hxs frvends wxsh h1m the xery best of Lady Luck s wares 1 . 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D MH All Mx? vx,J-JVVVQJ SE B1 uce JU NIOR Ray a FA VOR nd Gen e va Pe I TES NIOR FA VORI TES 3119011 Gene P8 tters on and June Winn SOPHO Joh nme Bu FRES Max Wa Ireland a HMEN nd Patsy MCG is rkett an FA VO 66 d Mano MORE 1-ze Joh RI TES :FA VOR! TES nston L 'iw A ,... i QQKNBVB ff C41 AZ Z- f Lf j f 1 -- li --- ' 4' J ' ' 0 li-if WV X7 fb 444 ,Z - -:L I ,Ei 4' , ffjgpfl Vffu-yfzf If 1- ?!,4,oiZ 5 J X f rw 0 Cwbwwff 4 1l4 TIGERS HAVE SUCCESSFUL FGOTBALL SEASON During the 1942 season, the Tigers played ten games, won four of them, lost five, and tied one. Certainly no one will question the loyalty of the Tigers to their school and everyone appreciates the fine spirit and good sportsmanship the boys have shown. The value of a sport can hardly be measured in terms of victories and defeats. The games played and their respective scores are the following: Pittsburg 63 East Mountain 6 Union Grove 20g East Mountain 0 Rocky Mount 05 East Mountain 14 Big Sandy 03 East Mountain 13 Brownsboro 63 East Mountain 8 White Oak 245 East Mountain 0 Pine Tree 12: East Mountain 6 Sabine 473 East Mountain 20 Judson 25g East Mountain 0 Boys who played with the 1942 Tiger squad were: Jack Snead, Bill Morris, Bruce Ray, Jimmy Kurtz, Eugene Griffin, Harold Walk- er, Wendell Oliver, Rogie McCullar, Johnnie Burkett, Allison Ad- kins, Douglas Petty, John Henry Bates, Earnest Jackson, Jim Jr. Salter, Jimmie Johnston, Rex Price, Doyle Gifford, Bennie Arn- wine, J. C. Medlin, Claude Fenton, James Stembridge, Lester Tomp- kins and J. O. Duncan, Jr. KING FOOTBALL AND QUEEN TOUCHDOWN AND THE ROYAL COURT On Friday evening, November 20, 1942, King Football Allison Adkins and Queen Touchdown Maxine McMichael were crowned in a Colorful ceremony in the East Mountain School auditorium. Pictured in the group are: Betty Jean Cookerly, trumpeter, Earnest Jackson, Oddie B. Mayfield, Claude Fenton, James Stembridge, football team representatives, Virginia Wilson, Sybil Salter, Margaret Lee Gaunce, Welta Faye Loyd and Rosalie Posey, princesses, Douglas Petty, Rogie McCullar, Junior Adkins, John Henry Bates and Jack Snead, Princes, Patsy Ruth McMichael, duchess, Charles Adkins, duke, Emma Jean Warnix, duchess, Jerie Lane Miller, crown bearer, James Kuhl- man, trainbearer, Maurita Johnson, Marvin Leon Baker, pages, King Allison, Queen Maxine McMichael, Dorothy Lynn Landers, duchess, Stanley Cureton, gift bearer, Dalton Wilson, duke, Barbara Ann Patrick, flower bearer, Billy Preston, flower bearer, Johnnie Faye Gray, train bearer. Dorothy Tomme, Geneva Pearson, Baby Jim James, Nellie Sue Brown, Runelle Loyd and Pauline Ray, princesses, Wendell Oliver, Clyde Dickson, Gene Patterson, Bobby Landers, Jimmie Johnston, Paul Green, princess, Captain Bruce Ray, Master of Ceremonies Coach Virgil Kidd, J. O. Duncan, Grayson Stilwell, Rex Price, Bennie Arnwine, foot- ball team representatives, and Bettye Millard, trumpeter. ,P fs , y I-Xkg' Y 'xc 'XT5 . QXKVQ' if V. .ga ,N xgikk'-1 V TIGER BASKETEERS OF '43 After getting off to a slow start under the direction of a new coach, the Tigers improved with each game and proved to be one of the best teams in the district at the end of the seasong led by Captain Bruce Ray, they hung up one of the most impressive records produced by the Tiger Troopers in several seasons. In two very closely contested games with Sabine to decide the championship, the boys went down in defeat to finish second. Lettermen of the Tigers of '43 include: Bruce Ray, Rogie McCullar, Wendell Oliver, Jimmy Kurtz, Grayson Stilwell and Jack Snead. Squad- men include: Buddy Adkins, Junior Adkins, Eugene Griffin, Earnest Jackson, Douglas Petty, Claude Fenton, Fred Bates, and Charles Latch m. Mr. Leonard Cannaday was coach. , .av N W, EAST MOUNTAIN VOLLEY BALL TEAM The volley ball girls closed the season by winning five out ot eight games. In spite of gasoline rationing, the team attended a tourna- ment at Harmony. Girls who received letter awards are: Edith Carter, Welta Faye Loyd, Audrey Faye Carter, Lavada Shaw, Pauline Ray and Lucille White. Girls who played but did not letter are: Norma June Winston, Frances Washington, Joyce Kempf, and June Winn. Margie Doyle, one of the team's spikers, moved to another school. Mr. Victor Pilcher was coach of this team. . ,X,f, ., f , .,, Q-:'Z1- f I 1 -' .1 ,,. Q- -rr -U -' ..-1.1v.,f- 1 1 ' H W .il , ...l - , -11.1.-- ,....-.1- .2- . ,ff S L:-,,.4nn-i I I 4' I. If N441-rf' 'eff- -. A, K! , -' Q I ...M ,....- ,,.., ff - 7.1- -- Y- .1 , . I -0 'Ji' H' Pl . 1 452 - W F 4 6 M f if A31 4 V W ' E W Mmm' 0, WWW, All ' Xa EAST MOUNTAIN HIGH SCHOOL BAND Of 1943 Directed by Mr. Iames H. Gain EAST MOUNT AIN HIGH SCHOOL BAND James H Gam Dlrector Welta Faye Loyd Drum 'Vlajon 'urgmla Xl 1lson Nlawrettes Frfxnkle Jo Smart Color Bearers June XV1nn Ed th Carter Marv Frances Ohx er Flutes W elta Faye Loxd Norma June Vt 11'lStOI1 Betty Belle Coon Oboe D01 othx Tomme Alto Clarlnet Rosalle Posey Saxophones Jew el Lloyd Lou1se Stembrxdge Maxme Stewart Gel aldxne Pettx Cornets Betty Jean Cookerly Bettye Mlllard Nhcney v1cGee F1ank'e Jo Smart MRTVIH Elhs U mes Lloyd Arle Ainsworth J nn Hargraves Idell Tlmmons Bass Charles Latchem Uarln ts G lexa Pearson Betty Wommack Hu elle Loyd Ins Dean Alnsworth Margaret Lee Gaunce Patsy McGee Betty Ross Donald Stuckev Joyce Kempf Nadme Sharp Sybll Salter Cecxle Marle Wllleford pdt1lC13. 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N! - eh? - a ,H fi L . ii-nf' ,, ,I IN OUR BEST MOMENTS Just another of Mr Glazes trlcks and thls txme the vlctlm IS Truman Wade Fresh from the flsh pond Mary Frances Ollver Delores Lloyd and Bettv Barham Sy bxl eats 1ce cream vyhlle Maly Bess and Jewel look on Nlore tlsh Claud Fenton and B1ll Morrls Just who IS thls yOu re speaklng to Joyce Mlss Damels lady of thlrd fxnger left hand fame Past Mountaln band marches on. bnowballlng IS fun lf you dont get hlt eh Jxm JI '7 hast Mountfun T1gers out for vlctory Have a b1te Juamta' Qune a group of grade school youngsters You looked too late Buddy the camera almost mlssed you Those dazzhng sophomores Rayrene Etl el Betty hunelle amd Lucxlle Bobby Jane Wyatt and Helen Salter hold hands Two dashlncf Romeos VW A and N H The cafeterla staff D0tt16 May Wyatt N1 s Thomason and Mrs Harxell In l1ne and ready to go our bus drlvers and Janltors Mr Monk and Mr Glaze Ready for a bxg game Mr Cannaday'7 Donald Stuckey famous Sound effect man Heres those flsh agam' Our elghth grade glrls take the noon hour The hast Mountaln band agaln lootball materlal ten years hence 'lhe Tlgexs go mto action Xcungsteu from Vhss Webbs loom the buys amost m1ssed 1e plcture Sophs Paulme and Jacklon lmmx Jean WAYHIX lS caught by the camera C,u1 rade school faculty The game must be gettmg wood fans seem mterested Fxsh and more flsh Paul Ray Wayland Barber Gene Wa casey Herbert Cam and Harold Warnlx Nhce cold day 1snt1t Mr Kldd Mr Lloyd and Mr Gam , . . . . . . 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'fu' Arran H 4-QS 'E NE-X 1 i . ,Spf OBIE A. BAKER, Grade School Principal i 2 If 3 Q gal! ry I-Sri sq 1 -fix!! '1 f i th . 'E rf. ,M , 4 ...A QM., gf. YES F91 f tj, un. fp: +55 A Q Y? f : E 7 -4. iff 2.2 Q-ff 4 cf? ' 4-.go rf . - : tv-1-f-5-.J :IL ,- , .V AA, U A V I ' . .- .:1'f'--li? gfamffvvsu'--:V 11-sr' :'1gf,3T1-A i I-: 1 ' -' H ' - s' ' . , -HZ' ' f - ' ' - UPU -. . ' 1' '. .i.w':- .,1'.ff'.L ' fun. I ,,,.Y.,,.,.4- :.,f-,,,- -ww 'i17' ,-if . -fy -5' ,gf ,wg , .. ' dpi' 0 , , . - ,v-.f. mv, . ,.- , In Y- .V--ag J Jw ,- .0-. ., f J . ,- .- f- , ,.. v. vm, Ku.. 'a giwp, 3 ,, , Z.. 1, -,LM ,.4, V. A .. H ,I r V -,-,H1352:.,,td, A ,-1.0: . .e .. . ,.5u1.slwi9 -.w.aaAnJmuwoww-.-4Apqma,..-,..uN.psw,l, ,. My Friends of the Faculty and Student Body The delivery of this year book reminds us of the fact that time is passing, and with it many opportunities for doing good unto our fellow travelers. Our great nation with all of its freedoms at this time is locked in deadly combat for its existence. This is a time when the very souls of men are tried, but as I look at the youth of America, I have no fear, because history will record that the youth of this fair land has never failed her in trial and shall not fail her now. We have learned the necessity of putting one's heart into one's work. The signers of the Declaration of Inde pendence pledged their lives, fortunes, and sacred honor All they had they threw into the movement for inde pendenceg we must do the same today to maintain it There is no turning backg We cannot fall our pos terity. History will record our actions. May I express my appreciation to the senior- class of 1943 and its sponsors for this publication, which -as we read in the years to come, will inspire our memories ot the past. Sincerely yours, Obie A. Baker ,rv swf? GRADE SCHOOL FACULTY Mrs. H. D. McGee, B. S. First Grade Jerlena Webb, B. S. Second and Third Grades ' WJ! Annie Belle Keeling, B. S. Fourth Grade Mrs. Lurline Lee, B. A. Fifth Grade Virginia Venn, B. S. ' Eighth Grademw Mrs. Lois Morris, B. S. Sixth Grade ihikvsx FX.-3.9. 'YVi.vcmLJoJ Mrs. Hugh A. Miller, B. S. Public School Music are 49 .Z i 'Q' lf- viii 'S E 'Wx .. 7 Q ,J EIGHTH GRADE Dalton -Wilson, June Koon, Lonnye Jean Painter, Dorothy Lynn Landers, Patricia Baldridge, Louise Stembridge, Lonny Joe Fenton, Arie Ainsworth. Billy Jack Dickson, Billy Joe Orms, Doris Wacasey, Betty Jo Patrick, Patsy Jean Blalack, Loy Joe Fenton, Billy Joe Adkins. Billy Ray Stuckey, Lanice Farmer, Kenneth Worthman, Yvonne Day Betty Belle Coon, Wanda Ruth Tracey, Etheline Salter, Maxine Stewart, Ruby Lee Jones n - 11.5 14,4 SEVENTH GRADE .Josephine Wacasey, Emma Jean Warnix, James Glaze, Laudrel Wakeland, Helen Ruth Barber, Nell Winn. Billy Dean Tevebaugh, Nadine Sharp, Drannon Stilwell, I. J. Patterson, Marion Bates, Idell Timmons, John Hargraves. Mickey McGee, Kenneth Salter, Juanita Walker, Helen Salter, Bob-by June Wyatt, Mary Lou Wolfe, Margaret Ann Baker. . 1lqfN... S...J 's x SIXTH GRADE Dwam Ferguson Peggy Kempf Helen Gann Bobby Hull Paul Hull Kenneth Preston Robert Tompkins Joel Salter Erich Ains worth Charlie Baxter Rosie Mary Fenton Jean Petty Chr1st1ne Ferguson Lois Hinds Patsy Ruth McMichael Jeannine Dunlap Edna Faye Lloyd Charles Adkins V. Rf' N684 Vi - has d Xa f:.WmL FIFTH GRADE Leonard Stuckey, Vernon Tevebaugh, Kenneth Kempf, Wanda Jackson Patsy Preston, Billie Marie Cookerly, Martha Nell Pankhurst, Jerie Lane Miller. Billy Joe Ferguson, Clifford Bullard, Jr., Alice Carter, Erma Laster, Leatha Nell Dailey, Reuben Dailey, James Kuhlman, Edgar Laster, Jr. Q' Q I' . 1' 4' nr' 5, .4 3 Xsa v -sqm W f-.gf 'vga :FOURTH GRADE Wanda Lou Ramseyer, Stanley Cureton, George Washington, Juanita Alexander, Leroy Fenton, Jerlene Dunlap, John Wacasey, Robert Wayne Blalack, Don Wakeland. Johnnie Faye Gray, Barbara Jane Marrable, Betty Jo Mayfield Virginia Orms, Jimmy Adkins, Russell Barnett, Johnnie Kate Pritchett, Jerry James, Herman Lloyd. 3 SECOND AND THIRD GRADES Nora Laster, Barbara Ann Patrick, Dorothy Drake, Charles Williams, Frances Anne Smith, Effie Hasley, Patsy Jean Plummer, Billy Ray Sullivan, Bobby Dale Tomme, George Tevebaugh, Charles Muckleroy. Russell Fenton, Jean Drake, Clarence Adkins, Fred Hargraves, Mc- Charles Stroope, Billy Preston, Dickie Ross, Bobby Johnson. Bobbie Wells, Merle Ray Newman, Bedford Morris, Troy Tuel, Claudie Walker, Betty Jo Salter, Faye Drake, Billy Ferguson. Not in picture: Jimmie Dennis, Betty Ruth Gann, Josephine Medlir. .,.4. FIRST GRADE Beverly Ramseyer, Maurita Johnson, Houston Tuel, Marvin Leon Baker, Edith Ann Wilson, Shirley Warnix, Kenneth Wacasey, Newana Jean Downs, Betty Dennis, Jere Lynn Coon. James Lee Cureton, Reginald Kuhlrnan, Dickey Stuckey, Leon Wilson, James Rowan, J. D. Fenton, Charles Ferguson, Nelda Jackson, Hazel Fern Salter, Mary Jean Garrison. ODAY The . . . TIGER tra-ft TR AIL Tomo Lead ai EAST MOUNTAIN HIGP SCHOOL GILMER TEXAS FEBRUARY 1943 ,N OBT B RTON KILLED IN ACTIO ADAMS D T Loyd Robert Barton a ed 19 rmer student of East Moun rn Hrgh School was krlled in tlon rn the Southwest Pacrflc October 27 He was the son Mr and Mrs B A Barton of ring Hrlr Gregg County The ptarn of Roberts shrp wrote s mother that he was krlled by Jap arrcraft whrch attacked s shrp and that he died at hrs attle station frgtllting as all He also wrote burred at sea wrth the fun conducted by The name of ue sailors frght at Robert was his shrpmates al ceremonres e ship Chaplarn e shrp ana the place of the ttle is a mrlrtary secret kcoert Barton was a star rrght d on the East Mountarn Trger otball team of 1940 and a real otball player he was he l ys gave his opponents all he d rn football and from what s captarn said he was giving e .laps plenty when he was kill All the football fans of East me wrth Sabrne rn 1940 when bert caught the long pass rn err northeast corner of the bine field whrch was the first ore in the 33 to 0 defeat that e gave them when they were pposed to defeat us with ease e also lettered rn basketball Roberts frrendly smile genral spositron devotion t r s lends and hrs school wrll never forgotten Hrs desk is vacant is voice will never resound rn r halls agarn but his spirit r Krmmy Returns or Vrsrt By George Carter M 0 G Krmmey as we all w was a welllrked former ember of our faculty before he nt rnto the army Mr KrmmeY back to vrsrt mth us recently 9 went around to every room ln e school to talk to the students d teachers We all eni0Y9d vrng Mr Krmmey back for a srt l COMP KEITH ANDERSEJSS A Y udrel Faye Carter 0U've Prztltlon skit? that com u d e the nE,,u Judging rr-:,v,:rI': 0 'E' 'Y Hpmgilzgnuqn 'Orr is ' on M Miss A um' competr With Mis A dilils compete tlte gf ,, narrson I 1, t 8 ch 'age Quee ang wealrsor-sink, each gentes! lies In wan new gadget an lrdve M for ber rival g 'Un' 'Y the best mar? wh 0 in: L-...J i esi rm 51CaxY Y B gfam eww' tsachwt to 6369 xx the BW' BY KW ge rrorrrmr nmrox CW 21055 0 as ll vo 'vos N ax 1 tx Te OUT xx 919 9- '3- wrll lrve on and on to rnsprre of eacn to pre yrlxmngxei u Q 0y ,go B 05 ev 001 those who follow after him to do 0 9 C 0555 Xggfo gre? the se greater deeds for their school QI! 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I W I ,, B U Y I u n F-ff,.,j9?4 QUPPORT TIGER xX.QLil1 TRAIL L-.J fi VOL 5 EAST MOUNTAIN HIGH SCHOOL GILMER TEXAS January 1943 nnual ub crlptlon Drl e Underwa I uulint' hllshl' ,he m 1 W 'Aww Mx mx: 1' W ny and has hekgcintvv' Canton H mmm Y va., ako 5 eadnws of UW Www Kham! usmmox is Ndddvnded Q Thx umm W K uw death Xen the 'xnxx Zmnwx gud nog X uhm xl 13-UNH -N19 kxue Ihe u Rfb H' wavy he ln fm Y ufh 1 in .ummm on du fxfxed tv hm 'W l Duummuut KU' Q ni!- MF PT THF Apu OWS Why Dgesnt 'Sho Ratlonmg Se ersona 5 omeong Tell-- 1 Problem Solved mars sen Xmas C 1 'vhs Andvr on not vo ZIV uw ch long c'0nlrf1c'tQ Id 0 off so mu dates xr 94 lat: hem gn quxi Hlmklng hands vnth every body he +1 MRP know vou can gnp xtvhum J 4 Donald Stuckev to get ux I om:-'tly IH on time lranmes V. fvihmgton to top 11-.1 n the tx u to he qu A Jl1lml9 Kurtz to ,row up x Pe-nnw I Arnwme to learn dame Pfllll laulu Ciannedy is New T 6. ?'lI1!Hur I i4OOtbd.11 Coach neg K, S V sz 1 no In 'Q yf ll f +1 fares J In Iltl UW to ' help 'H ' W u 1' 'Hon I FS v N. 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