Eastland High School - Maverick Yearbook (Eastland, TX)

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I'Z V Y.. ' 3.1 V Iv 1 1 -sfrffsssfsf. .lazazagaaazi f 5 DS. f ., s, . 5:5 -A r A ' of ,- ff-S., :-: .-.--- ' e - ir' '.' 2 2 12' -- 7 ' 5' 1- ' A . .. 'sfigfggiizzigiizzi , , - X., f 1 r-' 4' Q llilllllitlumu uuuuuuut 0 B i V331-'-3 Vxvf ' -2- 33 .... ..,.... ..... . i 'f FI 25. ' .Q f' . . , gif? - ., 2.2 We salute our boy and gil-1 graduates! A new life is gig I :Ig . Mfigliq 'if QE1:-:-,-:-:EEEE1:-:-E555:-:-:5E5E-:-:52525331-1-f-:if51:-:-:-:-aff:-:-EEE-:-:Z5514-:-:-:-ifflziz-:Izlilififiiziziiliifiil ' 'I' rl?gsQi,5v 5ffgj',s.. l ahead of you. Some of you will march proudly away -1- - l E under the banners of freedom. Others will serve your .g. , V , . 3' country on farms, in- factories and offices. Still others 23' W , . 5, V 'I' e. . e ,, 1' ' . will stay in the home town to carry on. ,Z, . J Q J at ' T O N 'gm Q, . Whatever you may do, we wish you the very best t V A h X ,..f:5p. , of luck.. It has been our privilege to serve your connnu- A3 T, i ' W '- A T e . Effie? if 3' , . . 3 A ' .. .... ....... . ....... . . . . . 'We a. , ,e nlty for some time and we hope to be able to seive many , M...-.155-.....-.,,,.,.,.....,:,.,. .- -i.,.5,.-.433-s .. H ' l ' . . , -3.3-' 23.5-' 1.3.5. wg ag -' '- . we - of ou -. A, - 221. 32 . iii '2a 22 'if . F wife 5:3 if ' ' Y ' p:. ' l' X' M, .ff-leij ' ' ' . ,V . ...i We SP' . , r ' . v. as az., KING MoToR coMPANv 15: Mr. and Mrs. H. L. King FORD DEALERS EASTLAND eat 2 Zzldhed fo the Class g . Z-I .g. . . All of us are proud, more so perhaps than ever be- fore, of the young men and women' who are graduating this year. We consider it a real privilege to be able to 1 offer our congratulations to the Eastland High School Q Class of 1945. We know you will do your part in meet- ifl ing .the problems of today. 54 gg! S3 We have enoyed the opportunity of serving your home community for over a year now. It will be a pleasure gg to add your name to those of our many friends. .g. SE 'J . . u. .'. . ... '. . . . . .3 . . . ... ... . ... ... . . . . . . . . . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. .. . 0 . .- . .0 .'. s . .. .144 1. . . . . 3. . . .3 . . . ... . . ... ... f . . .'. . .. .4 .. ... .W .. .. . .. .. . . . .. .. . . . ... -0. . Q . 5. ... ..- . . ..- ... ... . - . .'. . . . .. . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . .'. . . . ... ... . . . .'. . 0 ..o o o 4 if To the Eastland High School graduqtagfiff of i9-45, we extend our sincere congratu- lations on the achievement of the first file-ia. jor goal you have set for yourselves. You gg: may well be proud of your accomplish- :fs i Yl9l'll'. 3.3 'A' You are about to enter upon a world I,b which is in the throes of total war--a war gg: to defend the way of life which is your ,555 richest heritage .We know that you are ready to do your part, in whatever way ,S possible, to bring that war to a swift and E25 decisive conclusion. . . O.! i' But, while that is the first order of busi- 555 ness for today, do not forget that therefis a future ahead of you, for which you E52 should make every possible preparation. You are the hope of the world to come af- :iz ter the war. Be ready to meet that chal-'55 lengel 'ir Our hope for your future success. and happiness goes with you, wherever you may go. We hope to be able to serve you, as we have served hundreds of graduates before you. -l-exas Electric Service 444 . . .g. .,. . C Ig. i . . 3 ,-.V ...J Q 1. ,. F-Fai .lf .V kr E ASTLAND FEED on Si GRAIN I I .g. . . 9:5 Company l :ez- T O m 4 IP C G3 I N-I O 2 3 2 rrr 3? cn -l I' IP Z NU -l rn 1 X JP Ln 4'- ... 4 . . ...5 .a........... .. . . . . E l i9-45, 'A 'Adore' vases ssbnaso.ac.aoonc..uQ..bAloAanon'AoAba.... r.-Q1-. .4-r '.'.'.'.'i .'.'.'.' a'a'.9.'s'sh'.'u'.'.'4'A'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'a's'a'o'a's'l'a'A'i'a'AV. . .'1'.'.'.'.'.'. ' '.'.' Tl-IE MAVERICK .........-0.-. ... .....-0.-.. ...- Q ......... .. ..-Q-gf.-'.... ...f.'-'.'.'.' 0 n .,......-...... Eostlond Qllcrs you All that ls Bcstl A fine school system-roted omong the best in towns of its size in Texos-is only one of the mony odvontoges Eostlond offers to boys ond girls who ottend school in Eostlond ond to their porents. We ore justly proud of our fine school. lts building ond equipment ore the newest ond best types ovoiloble. Its foculty is comprised of individuol instructors who ore eoch outstonding in their respective fields. lts curriculum is brood ond well bol- onced, offering speciolized troining for oll students. With high school educotion ossuming ever-increasing importonce, you connot offord to overlook the odvontoges of sending your children to Eostlond High School. You con thus ossure them of the best in educotionol opportunities ot o time when they most need them. Consider the odvontoges of sending your sons ond doughters to Eostlond High School ond consider olso the mony other focilities offered to them ond to you by this progressive, modern community. Eostlond is o town of outstonding stores-on ideol troding center for oll. lt is 0 town of octive churches, fine homes, o good librory, beoutiful porks ond mony recreo- tionol focilities. Above oll, Eostlond is o friendly town, where you ore olwoys welcomed ond where nothing is spored to provide the kind of service you wont. On beholf of the Eostlond community, we extend on invitotion to your boys ond girls to cittend Eostlond High School Q. . . ond to your entire fomily to ovciil themselves of the focilities of the city. We offer our heortiest congrotulotions to the i945 groduotes of Eostlond High School. We ore proud of you ond wish you eoch much success ond happiness! - 9 EASTLAND'S FOREMOST DEPARTMENT STORE ......f ......u.'.'.'.'.'.'.' ...s-.. ...-... i945 THE 1945 MAVERICK - Published as a supplement to The Easuana County Record. Friday, May 25 1945 G 2 :Z Z THE MAVERICK QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ RAD uATl N G cLAs s We're taking our place in the line of those who wish to extend congratulations to the Eastland High School of 1945. You have made a fine record during your school days. Now much bigger things lie ahead, but we are confident of your ability to meet them successfully. Ours is ll business of service and we shall count it a privilege to be able to serve you in the future. The wel- come sign will always be out for you here. MCGRAW MOTOR CO. L.E.McGRAW Eastland, Texas QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ .QQ...Q.Q..Q. QQ QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ QQQQQQQQQQQQQ Q Zin' the 167 5 X Q Yes, we're taking our hats off to the Eastland High School graduates of 1945. Your school record is one of which you may well be proud and it indicates that you will be ready to do your part wherever you may be. ,Our constant aim is to serve our friends to the best of our abality and we are here to serve you whenever possible. CROWELL LUMBER CO. FRANK CROWELL, Manager Eastland, Texas QQ Qvv-vv-'QQ QQ QQQQQQ CH EERS X. ?'radS 0 . Q Q Q.Q Q.Q Q.Q Q.Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q 0.0 0.0 0.0 Q QQ Q QQ .s - . lil-ll 'vit-.a.1a11if 'X 4 Q Q 4 Q QQ 3. QQ Q QQ Q QQ Q Q.Q QQ Q QQ Q QQ Q QQ Q QQ Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q.Q Q Q.Q Q Q .'. Z'I Q'Q 'Q Q'Q 'Q C 0 0.0 Q'Q 'Q Q Q Q Q 4 .gi Q. o'o I' . . . . .,Q .. .,. Z4 . . Q QQ Q QQ Q Q.q Q. Q Q Q Q Q Q 'Q Q Q Q Q' ' Q Q Q Q Q. Q.Q 'Q Q'Q Q.Q .Q- Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q u A Q qu QQQQQQQQQQQ QQQQQQQQQQQ QQ QQQQQQQ l .-T mini sinus 2 ,,.. zi 1..- -fff'- ,Q - ., -. s 9 I gl, , ' 15 ,-2 ll IE 2 r A l ff 2 'll tl E lg C9 2 l .i ff 0 '3 'll'-.cp .,Q:- :' -. '-.ax P., A'- -. K t sf- fa . ti ...... To each of the Eastland High School graduates of 1945, we extend hearty congratulations on the achieve- ment ot your diploma. It means that you have already accomplished much and also that you are now prepared to meet the problems of the future. God luck to you. , We have enjoyed the privilege of serving many of you in the past. Service is our motto and we shall be happy to serve you whenever possible. HERNANDEZ 8. KEASLER- Those GOOD GULF Frank Hernandez Products Manager .... QQ Q QQ QQ Q 'fa we f if ll Y a 4 1 T H E C l. A S S O O 4 5 We join the many friends of the Eastland High School class of 1945 in extending hearty congratulations 'on the occasion of graduation. You have shown that you have the stuff it takes to meet the greater tests which lie ahead of you and we wish you all that is best. You have learned the value of good materials in building for the future. We have been supplying good building materials to the people of this community for many years and we shall be happy to serve you whenever possible. H IGGI NBOTI-IAM - BARTLETT CO. U27 YEARS IN THE SAME OLD PLACE v R. L. Perkins, Manager Eastland . 3.3 0-4 fra. ,,,,, h QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ QQ Q QQ ' -0' QQQQ 1945 I ...-............ ... ................-..-0 .--..................-............. . . . .. .. . .. .. .. .. . .. ...........- .. . . . . . 00a'.'e'.'.'.2J.'.LLL'.2.'.'.'-'. .'.'.'.'.'.'. .'.'...'-.8-'. .'-'...'...'.'...'...'.'. .'.'...'.....-.Q--no'.'...'. .'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'- .'.'.'. .'. .'. ' ' ' .. ..............-.......-.Q...n.. . . . ...'..............w..,............-0 -.....................-......-.........-.-...eo CONGRATULATIONS Q- .. 'l l To the Class of l 94 o o o 'lf You are a more fortunate group than the graduates of l944 . . . They stood on a more uncertain threshold while you of i945 step out into a world full t b ' h - . , f mises. You may look forward to, hope for,iand work for the perpetuci pegce eolfpbcll nations. This year is not so much a dream as it is a reality. You go out to do your bit with the end ofthe horrible conflict in sight. Some of you will go to serve in the U. S. armed forces . . . Some of you will go to college . . .Some of you will work at home . . . But you are all working toward the same goal - Final Victory! 'A' You of l945 go proudly and earnestly-unafraid to take your part in mighty days ofhistory. Congratulations, best wishes, and remember, in your hands may lie what the world needs desperately-THE PEACE OF ALL NATIONS! cLovER FARM sToRE W'TTRUP'5 FLUWERS EASTLAND NATIONAL Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Earnest -X- BANK -X- PAVTQLSFNDEQTOR 8t -X- ' ' HOP SAMUES-l-TOPEAUTY Pqf Murphy TIMMONS' ELECTRIC X mx- Carl Timmons - - , -ll- CONNELLEE BEAUTY LANIER 5 LITTLE 9c . SHOP STORE MR. 81 MRS. HARRY E. , Mrs. lna B. Jones J. R. Lanier WOOD HP HP QP DR. PEPPER BOTTLING MRS. MAC'S BEAUTY BAINS FURNITUIIQE COMPANY SHOP -K+ M' L' Kmg -ll-L PRoMPT PRINTERY -X- WESTERN AUTO s'roRE Paul Mcoomnd WARREN'S TAXI R. L. lBobD Vaughan Ranger ...,,,,,,,,,, .......g3......... ....Q5....,-,..... . . ..........a.3-.o.v.v,0,',',',','.'.'. . . . . . . . . 0 Q - Q - 4 0 Q . - 4 Q s .......,..........4 .......... .-Q-3.3. swgfs . THE MAVERICK M b A The Eastland High School i'f', fg --4'- A has turned out many fine i 'A S' ' i ' A classes of graduates, but ,.-:-',-'. f - :'-' ' . none more promising than the Class of 1945. We are proud to congratulate you and to extend hearty best Affff: I wishes for your future suc- C 1' if r . H 9 '- 5 if if-'H fl - - ' 4 ..,: 'fAA-'.V: -' ' s,.. -,f,:l t ,-cf ,V C Brite . if 0 I 9 5 -e nd happiness Whatever your plans for the future may be, your home com- munity will always be interested in you. We hope to count all of you among our friends and will be glad to serve you at all times. EASTLAND BOILER 8. WELDING C. E. Owen 81 Son Eastland ..........-.een '.'.'.','.' ......... ...... Uompfimmk SMQ To The j X Congratulations are in or- der and we wish to add ours to the many you are receiving. Your high school record is one of high ach- ievement. Our wish for you is a continuation of suc- cess and happiness in what- ever you may now choose as your life work. Already we count many of you among our personal friends. We hope to know all of you personally and will be glad to serve you when-ever possible. FREYSCI-ILAG INSURANCE AGENCY For Your Protection Eastland, Texas .-..................'......-la. ........ ...Q 1 0 LL Q b e 5 l -itis. :sa 's:g5gsg5:., .:I555E5S5E5EiEQE?1: 'b rig . . f Were happy to Join your many other friends, gradu- ates of 1945, in extending congratulations and b e is t wishes. You've made a fine I9 ...f 4-C. startg we know you'll keep A- A right on doing your best at C1 llw l all tinjegl It's been a pleasure to be closely associated with many of you during your school days and we hope we'll see all of you regu- larly and often in the years to come. EASTLAND DRUG H. 'IYIVEAVER I.C.INZER REGISTERED GRADUATE PHARMACISTS . . . .. .. .........-.... ... f. .'. .'.'.'- .'.'.'.'.'. .'.'...'.'...'............... .. ...........................-f...... .. .3 - . ' v . ,Q -'Q'.'.'.'. '. .. . 3 .. E55 2 ' I ' , 5g5: 5:5:5:gE5. jzgigifg gig gigigifsir 5251515255332 zrirzrziirirfr 'A 'ii' Here is an individual mes- :.. .:4.:.:.g.:.:.:.,.::g:,:g:::::::::::::::1:,:::::::1:5 --:gg :-:-.- :- :.:.: ,5 .'- '.' :Er222313521:2:f:f:1:1:2:1E1E2E1E1E231S2f 'i12 :IEIEI i'E1EI Er. -.-S: ..2:2f1i1E252 - .- 5:g:g:':5:-:-'-''g:-:-:':-:-:-: :- :-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:3 ' R. ,:::,:1' :2:1'1 .-:Sz ,.:2g1grg1g:::g:::---- ,.,.:.::,:-:2:1:f:2:'.A: .:. 5. .,.g.1.:.,.-', ',::::.,.g::g:::::--- II.,.,::g:g:g:1.g.5g5::::,:: 5, sage of congratulations and best wishes to each of the U ...'..'.A,. -,-A..-.......'.., 'I Eastland High School grad- ZZI uates of 1945. We share with you the -pleasure of this proud of your accomplish- ments in life. We will be happy to serve you in the future! SMITH PRODUCE COMPANY We Pay Top Prices Eastland, Texas ........ ........ 1... eeeenaoeee .......... .. .3 . . ........... . ......... . . . . .........-......... . . . .3 . . . . . - . Q 00400toQscoo005.9toto000lo0o0lo'o.co'o0.0'o.0.0. .l.I.l. .j. :-' R V- .' x . . I . ,., - .3 I Q '. . 1 -'.. ECLASS lof19ll5 ....... .0 ........' '.'.'.-.'.'.'.'.'.'.. ...QQ-Q-...- :5 We know this is a big occasion in your lives, members of the Ig! Eastland High School class of 1945, and we take pleasure in ex- tending heartiest congratulations. Ours has been the privilege of helping to record the events oi 232 your school life. We shall be glad to help preserve other import- 3'3 ant events in your lives. .3 Q ' CANARIS STUDIO QUALITY IS REMEMBERED LONG AFTER PRICE IS FORGOTTEN' .................-...guesses-0 ....................-......... .................--......-f. ifltfe 1 . -. Q . C5 A tug' 4 -- It's a privilege to extend our heartiest congratulations to each of the members of the Eastland High School 'class of 1945. You've done a 'good job and we know you'l,l do 1355252553 - well in bigger jobs ahead! fi iff 'air 5 'E r ' -4' CLA5S'f45 1 We have appreciated the opportunity of serving you during your 2:2 school days and we hope to count all of you among our friends in the future. A INTERSTATE THEATRES Eastland Ranger . ............. ........... ing THE MAVERICK I 1 W Yes. sir, cheers are in order for the members of the East- gfiiififilrtfiiziiriifisig:ESI-r15:5E?1:1:25 land High School class of 1945. You've made a fine record of which you may well be proud and we know you'll be active, useful citi- zens. Our best wishes for success are extended to each of you. f J OE IQ 'I ! Many of you are already counted among our friends and we hope that our relations with you will continue to be friendly and helpful to all concerned. W. M. HARRIS GROCERY Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Harris lx Um lf Kg E - 3 GR os . . ...'....... . Q - tara.: n 1 Q Our heartiest congratulations and best wishes for future success to the Eastland High School class graduates of 1945. You have achieved much and we are confident that you will do your part and more in the problems now facing our nation. We have enoyed the privilege of living and working in the East- :g. 5: land community for many years. We hope that we may count you among our many friends and customers. EASTLAND BAKERY Mr. and Mrs. J. U. Johnson ' S U CC E S S a L p Oh d 0 V I CT O R Y W cw -1 fo ga? 3 Q E l 5 x gk A lt's a privilege to join the la S 4 2? many friends of the gradu- 25' t Q, 'gf Our very best wishes and the NU'-5 . A ates of 1945 in extending con- Z 'P heartiest brand of congratu- QQ ' gratulations and best wishes. I 1 K lations are extended to the L - EEEEEEEEEEQEEM..L You have echigved mluch and ' A Egxstlaigdllgslgh Sighool grads- ' if: .sr. .r: :.f:. .......ff.11..r:.:.: v time when they are greatly 'E555E-.-.5:f.-.-:rE1E:Sr.-.-SEQf?..1ri?iEf5:-..fI..::ff.-.51-.4f.rss:..Ii...-..1r5If-f-iff? WV-1t9l 01' g03lS YOU may Set .J if Iififiiliiflffifffilv needgdn 1 for yourself in the future. As a nationwide organization serving many communities, we are proud to be represented in your community. We hope to count you among our many friends. COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. Eastland, Texas Q.. .- .4 v...- . l A great big loving cup to each of you, E. H. S. gradu- ates of 1945, would not be inappropriate. You've made 'f' ' a splendid record and we are all proud of you. Congratu- lations and very best wishes for continued success and happiness. We. will indeed be happy to serve you whenever possible in the yearsixto come. You'll find us always ready and willing to help. , .4 . KlSlO5CMACHINE at Toot SUPPLY Serving the people of the Eastland community is a privilege we have long enoyed. We'll be happy to serve you, too. J O S E P H ' S Ranger's Foremost Department Store ' 0 ft -8 'J fx BGQ 3 Mrk. 1 4- Q . at 142 . ': Q 1 I Q 1: t f.. . f r N f . t3.:.3.::5:g.. 2-Ig. '-p:g: '.::' .:5s2sis:.. ' ' 1252523625525 ' f-f-552: . . .::::::.:-:::::g:3:: 4 .5 'f:fg1g:g: 0:1 .f:5:Q'f:Q:2:3:i:i 1 .df Ezkffrffff ' ' f:5:C:I:-:I'55fEF' 15 . '1E:1:1:1:f. - 5:5:5:g:5:55f5:5as 'W an . 0 U 'I':':-f':':'IvI'Ii . ':':'1-PI-I , ...... ' ' 2:1-!2:S:F:'-rr 5 ' ':1:F:1:I: 'I' xg 'C:f:5f'? K 'D 1. fgfriqfzi' '.' , ,. .-:2:551-IP? Z4 . :-' . . M - ' :-sq, if :X ' S I ' - . 5. I , .': 0 if -- f n I . - Q ' . I . Q. We hope that many of you will ma community and we shall be glad to .nu .t .oo Something to crow about - yes, sir, graduates of 1945, you have good reason to be proud and happy at this time. We extend our sincere congratulations and our very best wishes for all that is good in the future. ke your homes in your home serve you whenever possible. ARTHER'S E tlGnCl . urn.: r... ............ ,.............,.'.,.,....... M o ov vv ovoonvn for so rv: vovvoeovrv qvrfrmvfvo o o'v'v'v'a'1'r' 'ff'fvfvosvvrvvov'o'1'vo'm'el 'rmrrermv vvo9r'v':'r'r'y'svrrv1vervvvravv 0 1945 .c.,- ., ,, THE MAVERICK - S 6'om,bf1fmwT5 XI! Jfmfl S Q2 To The X W0 4 fo fic . MW , , - y -' fi' Congratulations to the East- X. rf 2 K s , f land High School class of C S S 0 A salute to the Eastland High fg lfllii' f K, ,5 1945. You have reached an Q ,.v-4A4. :Az ,,,,-,..-,A,' , ,.-A School Class of '45 on the oc- ' . 375' L important milestone in' your 5,g.g:g:5:-::.:... casion of y01l1' g1'Hdl1ati0l1- -g Q' lives and our wish for each .... You have done much of real F- T ' of you is that you may find 0 merit and We kl10W that Y011 real happiness in the continu- iii' will continue to make us fd attainment of each of your proud of you. 5.5.1, .,-, .3 4,.A.44 Img.: .,.,. 5: ,.,.,, 3:3 .A..... 53:15:53:53.5.3.5:7::.,315:-:-'::-15-1-:-.-:-1 -.-.- :-1-:- lit-c.s goals. Our country needs your best. efforts now more than ever before. with the equipment. you have received in school we know you will be prepared to meet every test. KOEN'S AUTO SALVAGE John C. Koen V EostIond,Texc1s Q-......... ......... .......-.......-- . lui f Your high school diploma, graduates of 1945, represents the attainment Of YOUI' fifsi maor goal. We extend our congratulations a n' d our '4 hearty wishes for your suc- ,W ,Lf ' cess and happiness now that A '-'. -A . ' '.'. 'f ' 4'2'1'I'I'If'I'l'Z'Z'Z'2'1'f ':':'i: ' more important tasks. It has been our privilege to serve a great many Eastland High School graduates and we hope to count you, too, among our friends and customers. MASSENGALE TIN 81 PLUMBING Mr. ond Mrs. Wade Mossengole ..-..............-......... ...--...e ....,,... es at -i n , L' ., If 'I' ::5i iiit I ,:-: 55 fy A 'Q To the members of the East- .j land High School class of ': ' 1945, we extend congratula- ..-,5 f?-ffif' - lrll tions on the accomplishments nf your school days. Good :-r Mn- '-'-' ' luck to all of you and what- . ever you may undertake in of I the days and yea1's which lie ahead. In your high school days you have been sowing the seed for the harvest which will come in later life. May that harvest be a most satisfactory one. K. B. TANNER We are happy to join in welcoming you to a place in the active life of the community. It will be a pleasure to serve you when- ever we can be of help. MODERN DRY CLEANERS Licensed Sonirone Cleoners ..- ...... ......... ' ...-J... We . A L N . F1 Qt i. ' zz 5- To the boys and girls who make up the Eastland High r School class of 1945, we ex- ' tend our sincere congratula- 7 5 tions on the achievement of 2 ' xl, . ' h . , , V , -L, of graduation. Our best wishes if 7 for future success and hap- - piness go with each'of you. ln many years of serving the men and young men of this com- munity, we have already had the privilege of knowing many of you, We are here to take care of your needs at all times. CASTLEBERRY'S FEED STORE Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ccastleberry . sen... . .-... ... ... ....J.... ... -'- and In i H24 .2 Z :::QfQfi5fQi5l55QQi ' ' -j--E'-5151... 3, '11-:':--E, 1.5.5. Graduates of 1945, accept our 2 2' . gf: ., Egg sincere compliments and con- ' .. ' .-fff, iz gratulations. We h a v e 55. 5 A,3.,,q,, abundant reason to be proud iff 'QE-Qgf' Q 'E of you and we know that you 1- ..--fav-'-Q rtt 1?-ff asia. .- .- . - 1 4 .,rs3Q5:,?- will give us still further rea- sons for pride in the years which lie ahead. This company appreciates the opportunity of doing business in your fine community. We shall be proud to count you among our friends. EASTLAND AUTO PARTS Milton Goines Phone Seven Eleven 3...-.-.,....... , , v . . . . . . ,', 0 I 0 I '-'uunrouvlfsrfvlurn1 rrnrvzvlfvvrnlvfa::':'u'nfuna1no vm vrnvanvnu r r Q v n v vv fl 'r'a'v A l-9 4 5' THE MAVERICK ZE?5Eig Z? P THE GHHIIS We're joining in the chorus of well-deserved congratulations to the Eastland High School class of 1945. Were proud of your record and confident of your success in- life. It's been a pleasure to know so many of you during your school days. We hope you'll continue to .come here often in the future. MAJESTIC CAFE Ernest Hcilkios Som Diamond .......... ........,.... ...... ...r.... ......... ......... .Q-QLD... ........ X wuffff E Q So you're graduating from high school! Well, we're 5 l Q glad to extend our congrat- ulations on the achievement - A of this first important goal. And we know you're heading for still bigger things. an os If you haven't learned it already, you'll find that service to others usually helps you. Service is our job and we'll be glad to help you when we can. ANDERSON 84 RUSHING DeSoto - Dealers - Plymouth o ... ----...---1--..... 1 as I . SUCOESS VICTORY 'fo B Z , 144 - Q11 Commencement season, we ' know, is a busy time, but we want to interrupt long enough to extend our very sincere congratulations and best wishes lo each of you gradu- ates. We are genuinely proud of you. i' il l Whatever your plans for the future,-we hope they will be crown- ed with success. We hope to count all of you among our friends. WHITE AUTO STORE ........ . ........ .vQe.p4...naf E' 0 ' Kb L ' 9 ,.. - ia :Z - 1 5 R L, I1-gig? 1t's a privilege, Eastland gg ' High School graduates of Sq 1945, to join in extending sin- f ' :m:.9.:.:.:::.:... cere congratulations on the ,X , EfjfjfEfEQ:g QEf'i'1?5 achievement of your high 7 'I 'T' w'+-f'.'.'f'f'f' 'Zi' . . .' . fs school dlplomas. Keep up .I M IJ fhe good work: for you. It's been our privilege to know nearly all of you well during your high school days. Count us among your friends in the future, as we have been in the past. D. L. HOULE SHOP o .Q o'o 0 0 0 l We share with you, graduates of 1945, the happiness a n d pride which is yours at this Commencement time. And we want to extend to you our very best wishes for the fu' ture which lies ahead of you. May your every hope be real- ized. Our close association with you during your high school days have been pleasant ones. We hope that we may be able to count you among our friends. THE MEN'S SHOP J. T. Shirley, Monoger Eostlond ss. .. ..- Wim Congratulations to you, East- land High School graduates of 1945. We are confident I 1 -:::::: he Qs.. :s:. -1 wx o that you have the intelli- .4 A gence, the courage and the ' perseverance to meet the ' stern tests ahead and to achieve fal' gfeatel' goals. F . We hope that many of you will remain' among us, but wherever you may be, we wish you the best. It will be a privilege to serve you when we can. HILL STREET BEAUTY SHOP Mr. ond Mrs. L. B. Lindsey Eostlond For o Lovelier Youl '.'.'. . . ' .................. ---,-qgvg u I945 ,1 - W- - 2 , -QQ-if f ' Y V ' 'EEEE1' ' H-- 1 T143 H - 21 ..-543 ' -4 f Y , fs' ' rd ....- ' 53. 2.-H .:' -.-ff' -.uh -se-1f.,k.a4j: Fliflf-'- ..ggg ' .,,:2 Y2g.l A ,-'- --flgd. ' W :::---2 .. - -- riff -4-F3---S . , Vf F, Qiiiff arg-41- ::-Egggj5::: ' cr' iff? f,- ?4f V ,.:-:- , 4,1 , ' I 1 ' 11 ,f ' - ff 'J , r , , i , ,gf K' ,21?',,25E5gg ,f K L P' A fl--H-A '52 ,a 2 Q ,f k lf'4fZ fff I f , lf: 1 I g 1 ,,, .2L. 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KARL TANNER, Marines. -Gave His Life for His Country. 1k 1931 MERLIN EYBANK, Arlny. -Gave His Life for His Country. wir 1933 ROBERT MARTIN. Air Corps. -Gave His Life for His Country. wir 1935 BOBBIE DWYER, Navy Air Corps. -Gave His Life for His Country. JOE JACKSON, Army. -Gave His Life for His Country. BOYD TANNER, R. C. A. F. --.Gave His Life for His Country. uk 1936 l'ZltXES'I' DE LOS SANTOS, Air Corpsg Prisoner of War. uk 1937 WARREN' LANI-I, Air Corps. -Gave His Life for His Country. BILLY MoGOWAN, Air Corps. -Gave His Life for His Country. 1k 1938 G. T. AWALT, Marineg Prisoner of War. i945 Dedication . . . i' To those who have gone forth from this school to serve their country and especially to those who have given their lives . . we the students of Eastland High School do respectfully dedicate this annual J. D. LECLAIRE, Air Corps. -Gave His Life for His Country. BILLY PETERS, Air Corps. -Gave His Life for His Country. JACK SIKES, Air Corps. -Gave His Life for His Country. :ir 1939 CECIL WALTERS, Air Corps. -Gave His Life for His Country. BELMONT WILLIA1VISg Prisoner of War. utr 1940 CARL VAN GEEM, Navy. -Gave His Life for His Country. uk 1942 GUY PLEDGER, Air Corps. -Gave His Life for His Country. ROBERT WYNNE, Army. -Gave His Life for His Country. air 1943 JAC K THAN THAM, Marino. -Gave His Life for His Country. air 1946 JODY PARSONS, Army. -Gave His Life for His Country. THE MAVERICK MH h l ' h to a tribute to our gallant school- 'A' We, the students of Eastland High Sc oo , was p y mates who are in the service of our country. We do especially wish to honor those who have spilled their blood for the just cause of freedom. The memory of those who have made the ' h ll l a s be revered in the hearts of the freedom loving supreme sacrifice of their lives s a a w y people for whom the sacrifice was made. . EEACHERS. Moreland Baldwin, Army. Sclleuler Gilliam, Air Corps. Cranford Lundy, Army. Carl Miller, Army. E. C. Johnston, Marines. -k 192s Winston Castleberry. Air Corps. Terrell Colelnan, Navy. Calvin Fidler, Army. Francis Jones, Marines. J. L. Reid, Army. 1929 Jim Carter, Army. lla Mae Coleman, Wave. Heath Davis, Air Corps. Woodrow Jackson, Army. Earle Mayo, Navy. Raymond Overby, Army. Gayland Poe, Army. Karl White, Army. 1930 Tommy Alford, Navy. S. J. Barnett, Army. Pearl Brawner, Air Corps. Arlys Burgamy, Army. Pettltt Castleberry, Navy. William B. Cheatham, Navy. J. W. Greathouse, Navy. Everett Grisham, Army. Frank Laurent, Army. Charles Laffoon, Army. Milburn McCarty, Marines. Weldon Raines, Army. Nina Smith, Waves. 1931 Hal Dean Allen, Army. Milton Barker, Navy. Hollis Bennett, Army. Rawley Fairbairn, Sea Bees. Carl Foster, Army. Victor Hand, Navy. Edwin Sikes, Navy. lla Smith, Wac. Tilman Stubblefield, Army. 1932 Everett Davis, Air Corps. Carl Garrett, Navy. Max Kimble, Army. Robert McGlamery, Air Corps. James Turk Pipkin, Air Corps. James Simmons, Army. 1933 Robert Alford, Sea Bees. Aubrey Brawner, Marine Air Corps. Estes Burgamy, Army. Joe Collins, Army. Desmond Daniel, Army. Ben Davenport, Navy. Stewart Doss, Army. Truett Fulcher, Army. J. W. Layton, Navy. Raymond Lovett, Air Corps. Keith Mc-Laughlin, Air Corps. Roger Moorhead, Army. Delbert Myers, Sea Bees. Robert Pentecost, Air Corps. Rachael Pentecost, Waves. Cunard Reaves, Army. Tom B. Ward, Air Corps. Richard White, Navy. 1934 Tom Barnett, Air Corps. Parker Brown, Army. llirman Childress, Army. Marshall Coleman, Army. Maurice Coplen, Navy. Fred Davenport, Army. Billy Doss, Air Corps. Walace Greigrer, Air Carps. Tom Harrison, Air Corps. Eugene Haynes, Army. W. E. Kellett, Army. Donald Kitley, Army. Ralph D. Mahon, Jr., Army. R. I.. Perkins, Jr. Air Corps. Randolph Railey, Army. James Saledas, Army. Billie Shoopman, Army. Wendell Seibert, Army. I-Iugene Watson, Army. Willie Taylor, Army. 1935 Roger Arnold, Army. J. B. Baggett, Sea Bees. Billy Joe Bagley, Air Corps. Jack Barnett, Air Corps. Sam Butler, Navy. Vincent Craft, Navy. .lack Collins, Air Corps. Clyde Chaney, Navy. D. C. Frost, Army. Boy Gann, Army. Bob Hart, Air Corps. Frank Hatten, Air Corps. Robert Henderson, Air Corps. Edmond Herring, Navy. Bailey Hinton, Air Corps. Horace Horton, Air Corps. S. J. Laney, Air Corps. Ben Pargin, Army. Bill Satterwhite, Air Corps. Robe-rt Allen Stoker, Army. Curtis Terrell, Navy. Marvin Tarver, Air Corps. Harry Watzon, Air Corps. Doyle Williams, Army. 1936 Travis Cook, Air Corps. Winston Allison, Navy. Tommie Amis, Air Corps. Truman Brown, Navy. Earl Braly, Army. Finice Burkhead, Army. Leslie Cook, Army. Clifford Cook, Army. Ben Clyatt, Army. L. A. Dolherry. Air Corps. Clyde Ford, Air Corps. Walker Germany, Army. Jack Gourley, Air Corps. 0'Brien Hart, Air Corps. William Harris, Army. Nolan Jones, Army. Frank Lovett, Jr., Navy. L. J. Lambert, Jr., Air Corps. Wesley Lane, Air Corps. Albert Martin, Army. Evan Mitchell, Army. Harold Malone, Army. Bobby Robinson, Air Corps. Gene Rhodes, Army. Gene L. Siebert, Army. Harry Taylor, Navy. Darrell Tulley, Navy. Jack Teatsorth, Navy. Burl Williams, Navy. Bob White, Navy. 1937 Chester Alford, Air Corps. Joe B. Arthur, Army. Roy Bennett, Army. Gates Brelsford, Army. Helen Butler, Waves. Irvin Cottingham, Army. Don Foster, Army. Clyde Garrett, Jr., Air Corps. Edward Gilkey, Navy. Donald Gann, Army.' Bill Harris, Navy. Leo Hatten, Army. Roy Hatten, Army. James Hill, Air Corps. Billy Jones, Air Corps. John Kley, Army. Jimmie Mahon, Army. Gerry McCullough, Air Corps. Earline Pitzer, Army Nurse. Dick Price, Army. John Price, Navy. James Reid, Marine. Donald Russell, Air Corps. Frank Shepherd, Army. Dennis Trott, Army. Wilbur Williams, Air Corps. Billy Wood, Army. Jim Whittington, Navy. 1938 ' Bill Bettis, Air Corps. Jack Brown, Navy. H. B. Carroll, Navy. i945 Fred Clarke, Air Corps. Jack Cross, Air Corps. James Dabney, Army. Thomas Dabney, Army. James Daniel, Army. James Eppler, Navy. Cyrus Frost, Army. Jim Galloway, Army. Wesley Hancock, Air Col'ps. Jack Johnson, Army. James Metcalf, Army. ' Mildred McGlamery, Wac. E. J. Pryor, Army. Tom Samuels, Navy. Joe Sparks, Air Corps. Clifton Stiles, Army. Jim Taylor, Navy. Troy Taylor, Army. Charles Van Geem, Army. Guy Wilkins, Navy. John Frank Williams, Army., Billy Wilson, Army. Leo Wolf, Air Corps. Charlie Williams, Army., 1939 Jack Bagley, Army. Carl Bartine, Navy. Donald Bowden, Army. Robert Childress, Air Corps. Bob Ferguson, Army. James Fields, Army. ,Fuzzy Furse, Air Corps. Fra.nce Gattis, Army. Henry Ford, Air Corps. Leon Hale, Air Corps. Ernest Jones, Air Corps. Bob Keasler, Navy. Royce Earl Lawson, Navy. Bob Leslie, Navy. Robert McFarland, Army. Dick Martin, Army. Ancil 0wen, Air Corps. Buck Perine, Navy. Bob Perkins, Army. Bob Searles, Navy. Boy Taylor, Navy. 1940 Sid Barham, Army. Francis Brock, Air Corps. Wilbur Clarke, Army. Johnny Fehl, Army. Bobby Furse, Air Corps. Bob Galloway, Air Corps. Jim Gilbreath, Alr Corps. Wendell Hickerson, Navy. Bert Elkins, Army. Minton Hanna, Army. R. Q. Jackson, Army. Charles Mahaffey, Army. Pete Mansker, Army. Pat Owen, Navy. Tom Price, Marines. Neal Samuels, Marine Air Corps. Wortham Scale, Navy. M. C. Sparr, Naval Air Corps. E. M. Threatt, Navy. Donald Tow, Marines. Raymond G. Warren, Navy. Elmo Wood, Army. Jimmie Young, Marines. 1941 .Iohn Allison. Navy. Pete Andrevvs, Navy. J. T. Beggs, Arlny. Lynn Bennett, Army. Winston Bolcs, Air Corps. Marlin Cagle, Army. Leo Gann, Army. Bill Gattis, Navy. .lack Germany, Army. .Bill Gustafson, Army. Travis Harrell. Air Corps. M. P. Herring, Army. Fannie Samuels Herring, Spar. Wallace Hooper, Army. Bob Huchingson, Army. L. W. Mitchell, Navy. Daron Moore, Army. Kenneth Morrison, Navy. Clifford McCullough, Air Corps. Pete Pegues, Army. ' Fannie Pitzer, Wac. Jerry Railey, Army. Virgil Seahcrry. Navy. Lorene Stahr, Wasp. Claude Williams, Arlny. A. W. Wright, Air Corps. 1942 Fred Ben Basham, Air Corps. THE MAVERICK Charles Bush. Navy Air Corps. Austin Ernest, Air Corps. Charles Ellis, Army. Charles Freyschlag, Air Corps. Truman Frost, Navy. Horace Gibson, Marines. Elna Ruth Galtis, Wave. Ballard Harris. Navy. Bill Hart, Air Corps. Bill Hoffman, Marines. Billy Johnson. Air Corps. Donald Jones, Marines. Lane King, Air Corps. Richard Lehms, Navy. Everett Mackey, Army. Dillard Morgan. Marines. Jone McFarland, Army. Roland McFarland, Army. Billy Jack Parrish, Army. W. T. Self, Navy. Reuben Smith, Marines. J. R. Thomas, Alr Corps. Thorpe Timmons, Air Corps. Richard Vickers, Army. Leon White, Marines. 1943 James Anderson, Air Corps Charles Beskow, Merchant Marine. Jamie Bigby, Navy. Earl Brinkley, Air Corps. Howard Brock, Navy. Wayne Brock, Air Corps. Stanley Collins, Marines. Edwin Edmondson, Air Corps. Vernon Franklin. Army. Gene Gourley, Navy. John Halkias, Navy. 5 Leon Wright, Navy. Arlie Hennessce, Army. Brooks, Herring, Navy. Billy Kelley, Navy. Charles Lovelace, Army. Dale Mahaffey, Merchant Marine. .Joe Mayo, Air Corps. Billy Mickle, Navy. L. Y. Morris, Army. Ray Pryor, Sea Bees. V. W. Rust, Navy. Hazel Reynolds, Wac. Bllly Ray Richardson, Marines. Edna Sparr, Wac. Leonard Todd, Navy. Raymond Treadvvell, Coast Guard. Burton Williams, Navy. Estelle Williams, Wave. 1944 Dick Brogdon, Navy. Joel Collins, Navy. Wid Crawford, Navy. Norman Durham, Navy. James Ed Ganu, Army. Paul Gibson, Air Corps. Drexel Guyton, Army. Jack Hail, Marines. Isaac Head, Navy. Marvin Hood, Navy. Bob Howell, Navy. Bob Harrison, Navy. Darwin Miller, Marines. Donald Morrison, Navy. Tommie Overby, Coast Guard. Robert Rick, Army. Eugene Shirley, Navy. Bobbie Simmons, Army. f '43 1' A C R4 in . 5 Q. 55? ., . vzgyft-:,4:4Efx: + R' t -.M itv. at .. 'veve f'f-'.s.+- ffiii, X' k ,sg at vplqvu In . Q 5 -- -,AV iff. ., ' - - . '11-. we- ,, .. 1:5 in I - .E Q . :V B' Q tx k -Y sr i , -sf J' ,-i':', f ' . 4 , 'V of 'IE fi - ' ' A x B ' 7 v ' if ' l 'B r . Jill, i945 Tommie Smith, Navy. F. L. Spurlen, Navy. Eugene Stiffler, Army. Franklin Swindell, Navy. Milford Wood, Marines. James Wright, Sea Bees. 1945 Glen Brunton, Navy. Conrad Ellis, Marines. Dale Foster, Navy. - Billy Green, Air Corps. Wesley Hooper, Army. Jolm Howell, Navy. Lloyd Jones, Navy. Cooper Kilborn, Cast Guard. Melvain Morris, Navy. Billy Ray MeNurlin, Merchant Marine. Paul Lovelace, Navy. George Norris, Navy. Wayne Smith, Army. Blister Taylor, Marines. Lelton Thompson, Coast Guard. H. D. Warren, Marines. Billy Joe Winters, Navy. 1946 Billy Cornelius, Marines. Carl Franklin, Navy. Albert Guyton, Merchant Marine. Jack Roper, Merchant Marine. Jack Tucker, Navy. Tommie Tucker, Navy. Glen Wood, Army. THE MAVERICK l l 0 HISTORY OF EASTLAND HIGH SCHOOL Eastland High School is the largest of the five schools in the East- land Independent School District. The present building is made of cream colored brick and was built in 1927 on a high l1ill overlooking Eastland and the surrounding territory. This building is three stories high and contains 28 rooms including a cafeteria, a five room home economics laboratory, physics and chemistry laboratories, an auditorium capable of seating 588 persons, a sound proof band room, and a library of several thousand volumes. Also connected with the school are a gymnasium, which was built in 1929, a field for track and band marching practice, and a football field. The first school in the Eastland Independent School District was a two-room frame building which was used until the erection of a three- room schoolhouse in 1883. There school was conducted until 1895. A two-story frame building was built in 1905 to be succeeded in 1910 by a large brick structure where school was held until the erection' of the present building. At the present time the enrollment of Eastland High School is 190 students. There are eleven teachers, including the superintendent, Mr. W. G. Womack. The Eastland Independent School District extends for thirty square miles and includes five schools-West Ward and South Ward which were built in 1920: Junior High, built in 19303 High Schoolg and the Douglas School for colored children. . Citizens of Eastland may well be proud of the work done in college by Eastland High School graduates. Records show that they are con- sistently above average. Judging from the records which go back to 1911, the Eastland schools have always been under the direction of distinguished and highly competent men . The past presidents of the school boards have been- T. E. Downtaln, M. Hill, E. P. Davenport, John Mathews, W. B. Sutton, J. A. Beard, George Brogdon, J. H. Caton, K. B. Tanner, J. W. Turner, and Frank Sparks. Since 1911, as well as the records show, the superintendents of the Eastland schools have been A. J. Johnston, George Brogdon, E. A. Bills, C. A. Petersons, W. Z. Bates, P. B. Bittle and W. G. Womack. i945 hun. I THE MAVERICK Faculty . . . VV. G. WOMACK fPictu1'e of CHIEF WARDEN, Coach, appears in Athletics Sectionj 1945 Superintendent I MISS VERNA FAY JOHNSON MISS MARY CARTER Principal MISS MARTHA JUNE MOREHART MRS. IIES'1'l'Ili DEIIORA MOORE MRS. l'l1I7IJIIC A. HARDEMAN MISS ETHEL PAFFORD MRS, KI, Il. JONES MISS LORETTA MORRIS MRS. EVELYN WHATLEY THE MAVERICK E IORS 1. WALKER HART GRADY ALLISON DOR0'l'lIY 'PRIGG l'rosidenf. Vice-Presids-nt. Sowetzlry-Trealwurer. JEANE TURNER GRAD! ALLISON Valedictorian. Sallutatoriun. 1945 F' '1 'THE MAVERICK FLOYD BAILEY ABERNATHY. Football three years. Basketball two years. Fireman two years. Print-e. Duke. 'lf' fQfffff,4l'f!A ,G if ,lf '7 grffiiz' GRADY NED ALLISON. Tennis one year. Declamation. Track. Football lr-tterman one year. Latin t'lub. Vive-President of freshman, sophomore and senior classes. Junior Play. President of Speer-h Club. Presi- dent of Roy Club. Assistant Editor nit' lllllllld-Vll. lflditor of Maverit-k. S-nior Play. Snlutatorian. WILLIA M DUBLIN HEGLEY. llantl. Haskethull. Football. Manager ot' He-nior Play. ' ,ffl HELEN Rl l'H l'OI'l H. Rip and Sin t lub. Speeoh Club. Rasketball three years. 'Pr-nnis. Cheer lmatlei' two years. Student Librarian two yt-ars. Junior Play. BILLY JACK DAFFERN. Rand two years. Football. Prinrr. Firuboy. lIAR'l'l-I MONICA LINNINGTON FORD. Hip and Sip Club. l 9 4 5 WM 1 ' ff,'f7' A 4, Z ,LAY J 1 1' VI' 1 - X ,. . EDGAR ALLEN ALFORD. Football one yr-ar. Prince. Senior fireman. 2 , 1 V 7 df! X-:f-4' 977 Lf if .f. Q1qf,f,ff JOSEPH W.tI.'I'liR ANDERSON. Trark. hand. if 1 ,I , -X-, ff .f GORDON WA YN E FOOPER. Latin t'lub. I'1't-sitlviit, ol' lloy Ulnb. .lllnior t'it't-mztn. 'Prark four yrars. Football. lland. King ot' l'I.ll.S. S1-nior Play. KATHERYN EDNA FRAYEN Rip and Sip t'lub. Studs-nt Lilirarian. 1 liaske-thrill. t'o-t'aptnin of Vollvy Ball. 'Pe-unis. 1 , . , f I fl M, C ' , - ,ff - I' . l NNI JOSEPH ROBERT DAVENPORT. Tennis. Track. Baseball. Basketball. Football three years. Band thi-ee years. Senior Class Editor. President of Roy Plub. Maverit-k Corral 1't-ln'e- sentative. Asst-mbly t'omniitter- two years. lbuke three years. Junior Play. Nlllllflgvl' of Senior Play. JAMES ED GANN. Football three years. Basketball. Track. Baseball, Tennis. THE MAVERklCK ,wgyff Off I'A'I'RII'IA RI I'II I-llllfll-IN. Rip and Sip Plub. Tlruinloss Duzmm. Co-Ed Club. Sludvnl 1.iln'uri:1n. .Xer- sombly Committee-. Junior I'luy. President of .lunior Class. Sllt'4'l'll. f'l1lb. Dllc'hesS. Slllllfll' Flaws Iflrlilur. Queen of E. H. S. Sf-uior l'l.xy. HAROLD G ENE HA RKR I DER. Football Manage-r. Football ll-llornnxni two years. Basketball tluwv YOZIIW. Track four years. Basvimull tw.. yo:1x'H. Tennis. Speech Club. .lunior l'l:uy. Junior Fireman. Pwsimlvxit of Iloy Club. Jester. I'l'illL'l'. llulu-. Hi-ni-fr Play. STEEN IIE RR IXII. Football IPll'9I lllilll two ylnrs. 'l'I'.I-'li Fiwniun. link:-. , EVANS CARRIDI. IIO0D. Spanish Club. CHARLES LEII JONES. Football. Band two ycnrs. Mzmvori'-1: I-IL MARIE GI'S'l'AFSON. Co-lill Flulm. Illll und Sip Ulub. l5l':iilllv:-r4 lluzvll. I. IWIIICNFI-I WALIIIQR IIAR'l'. JR. lhollmzlll l--tt.Arn1:lu two ylnrs. .Iuuior I-'uw-l-ny. llulqv. I'rwsinl.-111 ol' Sl-ui'-1' l iilws. JIA RI-1ARl'l'I' A I.II'l'l IIII'I'. l'in :null Sip Flulr tw.. y4'ZlI'N, Iiruiu- ll'fi'4 lfmz.-u. lluwln-:Qs lwn yi-11121. tim.-1-li Vlub. Slumlvul lilIll':ll'l2lll lwo xl IIN 4. lil tlulx Ultul '-- C ' . -- Assisluul. -uuu' l'l:ly. C A R L HOFFAI A N. Sislgl- Alzlungi-1' of SVIIIUI' Play. Corral Representative-. 1'1'r'sisl0nt ut f Roy Club. Junior l'l'1y. Firmnuzx. Senior Play. ' 1 Q,'f 1 JOCELIA LABIBI-1R'l'. Freshman Secretary-'l're,us11l'0r'. 'Rip and Sip Club. Sonlionior-A Class 1'1'vf:i4 slr-nt. Brninle-ss Dozvn, Ulu-I-r l..-ml-:r. Vo-Ed Club. Junior 15:15. lllivln-is two yi-urs. Priuvess. l945 F 0'I'IS Il. KNIIX, JR. Ioollmll. llzuul. INN' I.I'l III'I R Il- If R'I' I. A NA 'PR R. N.-:nor l'lfxy. 7 ' ' ' fl' . 7 f I - P f - 1 1 .ff f X A-53, If ,Ili n A , V ' f vi ' 1, '.-j . if 4.2, J., K!jl!,f fzifl., 1,7 ff ff . I ff jx. ,y fy A -f . 4 I7 .f f - ,ff I DIYHON LIGON. Football. Spanish Fluli. SlN't't'll Club. 'W 3 Junior Fira-nmn. 5 I gin, gf 4 SARAII AMA lIt'IlLIlNG. . f X gg' llaskr-tball. Stull.-nt Librarian. Rip t and Sil. Club. Vu-E11 t ll:b. it JERRY 1I4'EARI.AND. Rip and Sip Club. Rminloss Drwzon. Latin Club. P0-Ed Ululr. Student Li- brarian two ypara. lla.--lzitball. Junior Play. Soninr Play. v . Q years. 'me' BILLIE EA YE DIITI' HELL. Ilaskt-iball frinl' y--:ur--. t ipt:iin mu' ' I I yt-ar. 'Ft-nnfs, Yull'-y Jail. lligln-sl .Hai avg-rzure freshman 1-la-14. Set-rQet:1i'y- 'l'rrAa.:-urer .luniur Plas-. lrinm-ss. Hin and Sip Club. Co-E11 tlub. FRANCES LA VERNE RICHARDSON. Student Librarian. Offit-o Assistant Assembly Committee. Ilip and Sin Club. C0-Ed Club. Junior Play. As- sistant Editor of lviavtwic-k. Cbivf Typist of Round-Up. Perfect Atten- dance three years. Prinvess. Se-niur Play. D0 LL E RFTH ROSSE R. Rip and Sip Club. Co-lfltl Club. Ras- ketball. Junior Play. Senior Play. 1945 1 , 1' ' ' - 1 MARY ALMA GENE MUMILLIN. , Studi-nt Librarian tw-1 yfars. Rip and A , 2-ip Club. Sllt'A't'll Ulub. .lluclless two yv:l.'S. GLEN MILLER. Basketball. Football. l-rand two BE NNIE PEARL HITI' HELL. ltip and Sip Vlub. Studvnl Librarian. U!'t'it-t- Assistant. .lunirlr Play. Baskot- hall tlirm- ye-urs. V0-limi Club. AsSis- tant lJir'vi-t-ir Ui' St-nittr Play. Q f ' ' r . L tl, fl f'f!.xr!f - vfffpi' BILLY GI'Y PATTERSON. .H-sit-r. 'l'rat-k. Spani-'ii Club. Juniar 1 ..'t'lllLlll. Studi-nt Librarian. i NORMAN NE A L RICHARDSON Fuulllall. DOROTH EA L ANETTI-I RUSHING. Rip and Sip Club. C0-Ed Club. Bas- ketball. .Ln-.n-............, THE MAVERICK Ts ,A, i NOMA LEE SIMMONS. Rip and Sip Pluh. lmskvtlmll two years. Volley Rall. 77!lf!,f'i1.ff',,! ,KK f 'ffl' ff H COYE ANN THOMPSON. Drum Majorette two years. Raskrt- ball three yvars. Sovialite Club. Durh- ess two years. Princess. Senior Play. f X DOROTHY JEAN TRIGG. Rip. and Sip Club. Maverit-k Corral Representative. Student Librarian. Junior Play. Duchess two years. suc- retairy-Treasurer of the Senior Class. Maverick Corral Repesvntatiw. Edi- tor of Round-Up. Assistant Editor of Maverick. Po-Ed vluh. 0t't'it't- ,xs- istant. Senior Play. N BETTY JO YOUNG. Bralnless Dozen. Co-liltl Club. ltip and Sip Club. Band four yt-airs. .1945 - f ' ff f 4 , . K K., I ' , 4 ,1 , , AV4 . , ff-I 1 jf 1 f ' , 1 f lf ff ALLEN BENTON SPARKS. Wwml two yoars. Football Manager. Traok. Baseball two years. Tennis. Vive-llrositlrnt of Junior Class. As- st-mbly Comniitteo. Jester. Dllke. l'Iay. Spanish Club. S V -' 07 . Elf, x x' t tv A' zfff' ' f ,iff 1ff.,' ' f2',4iQ f,'-K A DOYLE C. TOW. Fr-otl-:ill two yt-urs. Raskrtball two yt-urs. JEANE TURNER. llrainloss Dozen. Latin Club. Rip and Sip Club. Duchess. President of Fresh- man Vlass. St-vretary-Trvasuror of Sophomore Class. Highest average two years. D. A. R. History Medal. .Xssvmltiy Umiiinittvt- two years. Mav- t-rit-k Corral Rvpresontativo. Fo-lid vluh. Magna Cum Laude in Latin. tlffit-v Assistant two years. Assis- tant lirlilor of ltountl-I'p. Editor of Mzlvt-1'i4-lc. Assistant Direvtor of the Svnior l'l:1y. Yztlt-tlit-torialt. LLOYD JONES. 9 4 f ff,- f Tl-IE MAVERICK Last Will Sc Testament We, the people of the Senior Class seein-g the end of our days approaching, wish to make this, our last will and testament, while we are still of relatively sound minds and bodies: First-We leave our good advice to the freshmen. Second-To the sophomores we leave our overwhelming ambition. Third-To the juniors we leave the task of doing everything we, the Seniors, left un-done. Fourth-To Miss Carter we leave our unse1'ved detentions request- ing that she give them to those she thinks most deserving. Fifth-To the faculty as a whole we leave the task of rimning thi- high school without the valuable aid and inspiration that we gave them in- their work. After much due consideration, we have decided to dispose of our most prized possessions in the fol- lowing manner: Floyd Abernathy and Steen Her- ring leave their girls to the mercy of next year's Seniors. Edgar Alford. better known as the brute, leaves his muscles to Neil Hunt. Grady Allison leaves low voice to Gerald Evetts. Bill Begley leaves his curly hair to Bobby Todd. Gordon Cooper leaves his beard and a choice collection of used razor blades to Billy Brashier. Helen Ruth Couch leaves her dramatic ability to La Verne Smith. Katheryn Craven leaves her basketball technique to Ruth Law- son. f Joe Bob Davenport leaves his manly form to Charles Lucas. Monica Ford leaves her beauti- ful black hair to Paula Duncan. James Ed Gann leaves his book of advice, How to Get Along in the Army, to Eddie Hart. Patsy Green leaves her manner ot' speaking to Trixie Derrick. Jerry McFarland leaves her dancing ability to Wan-da Lou Har- ris. Billy Jack Daffern and Doyle Tow leave their driving ability to Margaret Trigg. Corky llarkrider leaves his pro- file to Lawton Thompson. Walker Hart leaves his athletic ability to Harold Everett. Ben Sparks leaves his earth- worms to Tommy Knight. Otis Knox. Myron Ligon and Billy Guy Patterson' leave a set of fishing tackle to Tommy to use with his worms. Dorothy Trigg leaves her good nature and her stage name, Gyp- sy liosef' to Patricia Smith. Margaret llipp leaves her laugh to .luanita Hagar. Charles Jones leaves an auto- graphed picture of himself sitting in his car to Juarice Jones. Frances Richardson leaves her typing ability to John' Jackson. Betty Jo Youngdleaves her mus- cles to Jeanie Grissom. Jocelia Lambert leaves her in- nocence to Roseann Richter. Bennie Pearl Mitchell leaves her voice to James Doss. i945 Sara McClung leaves her musical ability to Gene Young. El Marie Gustafson' leaves her dancing slippers to Dora Dean Hooper. Vanetta Mahaffey leaves her smile to Georgia Graham. Glen Miller leaves his way with women to Jim Tom Warden. Norman Richardson leaves a choice collection of antique wise- cracks to Joe Nell Poe., Dolle Rosser leaves a bottle of Spring Green to Bobbie Nell Spurlen. Billie Faye Mitchell leaves a bot- tle of peroxide to Betty Jean Wal- ker. Dorothea Rushing leaves her colorful language to Percy Lee Whaley. Jeane Turner leaves her execu- tive ability to Donald Kinnaird. Nora Lee Simmons leaves her jitterbugging ability to Marge Hatcher. Mary Gene McMillin leaves her book of excuses, called Why I Was Absent, to an-yone that will have it. Coye Ann Thompson leaves her acrobatic ability to Cora Hensley. Evans Hood leaves his mechani- cal mind to Bobby Warren. Carl Hoffman leaves his ambition to Lynda Hassell. Doyle Lasater leaves his class- room attitude to Charles Layton-. This we make and publish as our last will, hereunto signing and subscribing our name. THE SENIOR CLASS. H THE MAVERICK ESENIQZ ,YAY 1, L1 -rm f mf. JR. ,f.. - fr ' ' , fix: ' P ' 'N' Q W X 9, f N72 ml ' ggi 1:-1 ,-Egg? - ?-5-in iff- - QAZQZZT' UNDERCLASSIVIE O JUNIORS I SOPHOMORES 0 FRESHMEN A1945 F 1 UNIORS President. 4 DORADEANH A1945 DON KINNAIRD GENE MAYNA R D YOUNG Vice-President. IIIWVI I MUNI ICI, LAWSON Secretary-'I'reasurer BILLY IJRASHIER 1'Al'LA ANN lPl'Nl'.XN IIAROLD LICON EVERE'l l' SAMUEL GERALD EVE'I I'S GEORGIA PEARL GIIAIIAM EMILY JEAN GRISSOM JOHNNIE JUANITA HAGAR WVANDA LOU HARRIS IIYNIJA LI'CILI,l'I HASSELL MARJORIE ANNE HATCHER EDWARD CLAGG HART CORA MCCOY HENSLEY OOPER STANLEY NEIL HURT JOHN WILSON JACKSON ,.,,.--..... .V .. I hal, JU IORS 1 A1945 ,..-....,..,.,,- J UA RICE CAMILLIA JONES TOMMY JOE KNIGHT CHARLES THOMAS LUCAS CHARLES EDNVARD LAYTON JOE NEIL POE DELORES LAVEIINE SM ITII ROSEANN RICHTER PATRICIA SMITH BOBBY GENE TODD BOBIBIE NELL SPURLEN MARGARET ANN TIIIGG ' LYNN WALKER BETTY JEAN VVALKER JIM TOM QVARDEN PERCY LEE VVHALEY THE MAVERICK Sophomores 1945 JACK HAROLD CHAMBERLAIN President o BARBARA ANN HAGUE Sec1'eta1'y-Treasurer NELSON TURNER ALLISON JACK ANDERSON HERBERT CHARLES BARKER BOBBIE DOSS BLAIR MARGARET ANN BOURLAND BILL EDDLEMAN MARLEECE ELLIOTT nm . X. b . f X DONALD ELLIS Q ,, BELLA JOE FRANCE N. , XX JOHN A. FREEMAN LARRY D. GAGE GENE CLINTON GARNER DORIS NELL GILL JACK EDWARD GRAHAM BILL HARDEMAN JESSIE MODELL HENSLEY A 4. I Y THE MAVERICK Sophomores MINTA SAM HERRING LORRAINE ELIZABETH HEWETT JOHNNIE HICKS MARY KATHERINE HOFFMAN BETTIE JOE HORN BILLIE ANN HORN MANDY FAE HOWARD BILLIE FLOY HUNT MILTON HART P NVAYNE WILSON LAMBERT ALTON EDWIN LANDRY BILLY JOE LASATEII MAE MARIE LIVINGSTON LYNDA CORRENE LEWELLEN HAROLD DWAIN LUSK 1 KENNETH VVILLIAM MCCULLOUGH I' ANN MADDREY JOYCE EVELYN MAHAFFEY TI-IE MAVERICK Sophomores .9 . E: . -:,? iM . N,x. i S., xr , Y I945 BERT MAXWELL ROBERT MILLER DAVY LEE MITCHELL PATRICK MURPHY MARVIN NASH - JACK NORTON HILL LOUIS PAGE' BARBARA ANN I'A'l'TERSON DOROTHY MARIIC SIMS IIAILOLD JOE SMITH DICK SPARKS SARAH L. STARNES ANN L IC IC STINNETT MARY THOMPSON JOHN EDWARD TURNER MANNING A. VVADLEY v NORMA JEAN VVALTERS WANDA SUE WATSON N V9 K. THE MAVERICK Sophomores 1 1945 , MARY JANE NVILSON ' SHIRLEY GLAIHCN 141 XVOMACK REBA JANE WRIGHT r 1 ' THE MAVERICK FICSEIII Il I I 5 I 1945 IEWIS CROSSLEY I'1'csidont JIMMIE MATTIEWS Vice-President MARY ,ERNESTINE IIALKIAS Sec1'eta1'y-T1'easu1'er ANNA LOU ANDERSON JOYCE ARMSTRONG DOLORES ANNETTE LIRINK RI'l3Y LUIS IERINKLEY NVILIVIA LaJUAN BRINKLEY JOY LAQUITA COLLINS IIILLY COOPER FRANCES LLLVERNE CORNELIUS VAT CRAWFORD JOHN URAVEN MARY JUANITA DUFFIELD IIITA JOYCE FOX JACK ERNST SIIIRLEY ERAZER JAMES HARDWICK 1- THE MAVERICK FYCSTIIII fl r 5 5 E 5 s E 5 ,s 1 1945 BETTY ANN H ARKRIDER GEORGE L. HARKRIDER DON HART RICHARD ALLEN HUNT BILLY JACK JOHNSON HILTON KVYKENDALL ROY LEXVIS LANE, JR. XVILLIAM GVY MHVARLAND CHARLES MACKEY IIETTIE MAE OVERUY JAMES PATTERSON BETTYE VIRGINIA PICKENS PATSY PEARL SAFLEY JOHN DOMTNICK SAMUELS VIRGIL SHORT J AN ALLEN SPAULDING JERELAINE SPENCE EMILY PEARL STARNES THE MAVERICK Freshmen 1945 WANDA JOYCE THOMPSON ANDERSON CONNER VAN HOY WINFORD WARD NELDA GVVYN XVARREN MARILYN WITTRI' P NAOMI ,DYNE YVOOD L ,.......a-....... I ' 'T' THE MAVERICK ORGANIZATIONS O ROUND-UP STAFF 0 OFFICE STAFF 0 MAVERICK BAND O HARMONY GIRLS 3 ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE O CORRAL Q LIBRARY O SENIOR PLAY O JUNIOR PLAY O SUB-DEB CLUB '5 TNT CLUB O CO-ED CLUB' G DOUBLE SEVEN CLUB O RIP 81 SIP CLUB O SOCIALITE CLUB 0 ROYS and FIREBOYS OFFICE STAFF T Left to right -- Dorothy Trigg, Bennie Pearl Mitchell, Bar- bara Patterson, Marleece Elliott, Miss Mary Carter, principal, Minta Sain Herring, Charles Lee Jones, Jeanne Turner, Nelson Allison, and Ben Sparks. TI-IE ROUND-UP STAFF IJOIIOTIIY TRIGG, Editor -H .IEANE TURNER and ORADY ALLISON, Assistant Editors - FRANCES RICHARDSON Iliad Typist - MISS VICRNA FAYFI JOHNSON. Sponsor. ooo Top row, left to 1'iglitA--Jack Turner. sophomore editor: Joy Collins and .lack Ernst. freslnnan editors, Lynda llussell, jnrlor rrlitorg Patsy Green, senior editor: Don Kinnziirtl, junior cditorg Joe Bob llavs-npori. senior editor: Ann Maddrey, sopho- more t-tlitor. Ilottom row, left. to rights I+'rantres4 Ritchartlson, Jeane Turn- er. Dorothy Trigg, and Grady Allison. I945 4 . ' Aw. tlgkgi. 'T' THE MAVERICKI HARMONY GIRLS Front row, left to right - Mary Jane Wilson, Bettie Overby, I.aVerne Cornelius, and Barbara Patterson. Back row left to right - Betty Harkrider Paula Duncan Shirley Frazer, June Morehart, Ann Maddrey, ,Barbara Hague: Lorraine Hewett, Emily Jean- Grissom, Ann Stinnett, Minta Sam Herring, Gladene Womack, Bettye Pickens, Jerelaine Spence, and Mary K. Hoffman. EASTLAND HIGH MAVERICK BAND MARTHA JUNE MOREHART, Director. Left to right - Betty Bumpass, Lorraine Hewett, Alan Hunt, Pat Murphy, Richard Bourland, Betty Jo Young, Jack Ernst, Billie Floy Hunt, Dick Sparks, Barbara Hague, Percy Lee Wha- ley, Alton Landry, Milton Hunt. Jimmie Doss, Murray Herring, Johnny Collins, and Ann Stinnett. I I MAVERICK CORRAI. REPRESENTATIVES Left to right - Billy Jack Johnson and Bettye Pickens, freshmen: John Jackson and Jeanie Grissom, juniorsi Charles Lee Jones and Jeane Turner, seniors, .lack Norton and Billie Ann Horn, sophomores. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE Top row, left to right - George Harkrider, Harold Everett, Bill Page and Ben Sparks. Dottoni row, left lo right - Billie Ann Horn, Linda Hassell, Jan Spaulding and Frzmces Richardson. I945 w-fnnvpn THE MAVERICK SENIOR PLAY - CAST ooo PIOIlll'Cfl above are n1e111lwrs of the mst of I'Sp1'i11g G1'o1111,l' tlzo 1945 play of the Senior Class of lilustlalxcl High SI'll1l0l. First row. left to right - Grady Allison, Dolle Ilossor, Mm'- guret, llipp. .lorry ll'Ic-Farlanrl. Foy Ann Tll0lllDS0ll, and PHIHY llrcon. Bark row. loft to right - B011 Sparks, Doyle l.1'lS1lI01', fforlv' lla1'I11'i1lP1', florrlon Wayne Cooper, llorolhy Triuih Fran- ces RI1-l1z1r1lso11, Billy Guy Patti-1'So11 and Clmrles Lee .lone-s. 3. JUNIOR PLAY MAllTllA JUNE MOREl'lAR'l', Sp0l1S01' - DORA DEAN llllfllllflll and l.z1VlfI1lNE SMITH, Assistant Directors -- IlAllUl.lJ I!lVlCRlC'l l' lllld 'l'OlVllVlY KNIGHT, Stage Managers, ooo Front row. left to rif:gl1t - Neil Hurt, P:1lricia Smith, l'1111lz1 D11111-a11, Roseann Ricl1tc1r. Lynda Hz1SS6ll, l.:1Ve1'110 Smilll. Marge l'lI1fCllGl', and Gerald Evetts. Burk row, left to right - Dora Dean Hooper. Billy lll'2lFllI0l', flll2ll'l9S L111-as, .Jol1n Jun-ks'o11, lll1ll'Ill3 .Innv Morclu11'l. 'l'o1n111y liniglit. Clzarlos ldlylflll. and Xvilllllil Harris. I SENIOR PLAY - PRODUCTION l'ic-t111'o1l above are the st11clonts' who K'0lllDl'lS9ll lll0 nrorlnc- ion staff of the 15545 senior play, Spring G1'vf-11, Bottom row, left to right -- Lea Slllllll0llS, .Tor-elim l.2lIlllTPl'I, lil IlIl1l'iP 1lllST2Ll'S0ll, llillic Faye Mitollell and llolly .Io Young. llaclz row, left to right W Curl lloI'I'111:111. Sum llll'I'lllIlQ. .lov Hob llfLVPllIl0l'I, Il1I1111i1- Ponrl Mitrlwll, Floyd AlDf'l'l1ZlIlly illlll lllilllf' 'l'111'11o1'. i945 I I HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY Front row, loft to right - Mrs. G. D. Jones, sponsor, Holly Ann llarl1ri1l01'. Joy Collins, and Rita Fox. llucli row, loft to right ff-- Ile-Ilz1'.lo l'll'Zlllf'6, Doris llill, Molloll llemslev. llosm-111111 Rll'llIPl', Mary .lane Wilson, 111111 l.0l'l'illlllE I llowott. THE MAVERICK T. N. T. CLUB ROSEANN RICHTER, President - RUTH LANVSON, VicC-I'1'eS- ident -- .IFIANIE GRISSOM, Secretary-'l'reasurer- PATRICIA SMITH, Reporter. First row, left to right - Betty Walker, Mrs. Clyde Walker, Patrivia Smith, Ruth Lawson. Jeanie Grissom, Betty Joe Horn, Margaret Trigg, Mary Jane Wilson, and Roseann Richter. Sec-ond row, left to right - Juarice Jones, llillie Ann Ilorn Mary lxallierlne Hoffman and Paula Duncan, 1 SUB-DEB CLUB SHIRLEY FRAZER, President -- BETTY MAE OVERBY, Vice- P' S' l. t - D ' ie 11911 OLORES BRINK, Secretary - LaVERNE CORNELIUS. Reporter -- MARILYN WITTRUP, Historian - MRS. JACK AMMER, Sponsor. ooo Standing, left to right -- Betty Ann Harkrider, Emily Starnes, Marilyn Witlrup. Jan Spaulding. Mary Halkias, Dolores Brink, Hettye Pickens, Joyce Armstrong, Shirley Frazer and LaVerne Cornelius. Seated, left to rigrlit - Je1'ry Spence, Betty Overby., Carmen Ammer, Naomi Wood. and Patsy Safley. Not pictured above is another Sub-Deb member, Nelda Warren. DOUBLE SEVEN CLUB GLADEENE WOMACK, President - ANN MADDREY, Vice-I'res- iclent -- MINTA SAM HERRING, Secretary - SARAH STARNES, Treasurer - BARBARA HAGUE, Reporter - MARGARET ANN BOUR- LAND, Historian - JOYCE LYNN MAURER, Sponsor. Rack row, left to right - Marleeee Elliott, Joyce Lynn Maurer, Bettie Jo Horn. Mary Jane Wilson, Barbara Hafxue, Margaret Bourland, Anna Lou Anderson, Sarah Starnes, Billie Floy Hunt and Mary Jo Thompson. Middle row, left to right -- Barbara Patterson, Mlnta Sam Herring, Mary Katherine Hoffman, Ann Maddrey and Gladeene Womack. Front row, left to right - Norma Jean Walters, Jerry Lon Freeman, and Billie Ann Horn. , CO-ED CLUB l5E'l l'Y .IO YOUNG. President - IJOLLE ROSSER, Vice-Presb dent -- BIGNNIE PEARL MITCHELL, Secretary-Treas'- nrcr - M R. and MRS. HOMER SMITH, Sponsors. llaclc row. left to right -M Bennie Pearl Mitvhell. Dolle Ros- rr-r. llorothrzi Rushing. Patsy Green, Betty Jo Young, Jerry McFarland, Billie Faye Mitchell and Joeelia Lambert. Front row, left to right - Jeane Turner, El Marie Gustaf- son. Sara MeClung, Margaret Hipp, Dorothy Trigg, and Frances Richardson. l945 l v l .............. . .....-..-. ...-...,-....... i i THE MAVERICK SOCIALITE CLUB COYE ANN THOMPSON, President - WANDA HARRIS, Vice' President - JEANE GRISSOM, Secretary-Treasurer -- LYNDA HASSELL, Reporter - OMA LYERLA, Sponsor Top row, left to right - Ruth Lawson, Lynda Hassell, Betty Walker. Middle row, left to right - Marge Hatcher. Cove Ann Thompson, Wanda Lou Harris, and Dora Dean Hooper. Bottom row, left to right - Paula. Duncan, Oma Lyerla, Jeane Grissom. . ., .-.., l94 RIP AND SIP CLUB ANN STINNETT, President - LaVEltNE CORNELIUS, Vice' President - NAOMI WOOD, Secretary-Treasurer -- SHIRLEY FRAZER, Reporter - LORETTA MORRIS, Sponsor. Bottom row, left to right -- Norma Jean Walters, Mary Jo Thompson, Paula Duncan, Mary Katherine Hoffman, Mary Jane Wilson, Joyce Armstrong, LaVerne Cornelius, Katheryn Craven, Betty Ann I-Iarkrider, Marleece Elliott, Dora Dean Hooper and Juanita Duffield. Second row, left to right - Anna. Lon An- derson, Ann Madd1'ey, Gladeene Womack, Margaret Bourland, Billie Floy Hunt, Ruby Brinkley, Dolores Brink, Jerry Spence, Laverne Smith, Gladys McNelly, and Wanda Thompson. Third row, left to right - Barbara Patterson, Sarah Starnes, Bobbie Nell Spnrlen, El Marie Gustafson, Noma Lea Simmons, Dorothy Trigg, Ann Stinnett, Marilyn' Wittrnp, Bella Jo France, and Rita Fox. Fourth row, left to right - Min-ta Sam Herring, Billie Ann Horn, Betty Jo Horn. Fifth row, left to right-Jeane Tnrne1', Dorothy Sims, Jane Wright. Ruth Lawson, Betty Walk- er. Marie Livingston, Vaneta Mahaffey, Correne Lewellen, Doris Gill, Mandy Fay Howard and Modell Hensley. Top row, left to right. - Loretta Morris, Jan Spaulding, Mary Halkias, Percy Lee Whaley, Emily Starnes. Bettye Pickens, Naomi Wood, Shir- ley Frazer, Joyce Mahaffey, Patsy Safley, Joy Collins, and Bettie Overby. C THE ROYS Left to right - Corky Harkrider, Charles Lee Jones, Gor- don Cooper, Chief Warden, Joe Bob Davenport and Grady Allison-. FIRE BOYS FLOYD ABERNATHY, Fire Chief OOO f Top row, left to right Gene Young, Bobby Todd, Billy Dziifern, Steen Herring and Floyd Abernathy. Bottom row, left to right -- Virgil Short, Pat Crawford, Herbert Barker, John' Hicks and Wayne Lambert. 1945 EHS King and Queen f PATSY GREEN and GORDON COOPER Cur Alma Mater Hoil, Eostlond High School, Hors off 'ro you. Ever you'll find us Loyol cmd true. Firm ond undounted Alwoys we'll be. A Hoil to the school we love, Here's o toost To thee. l945 THE MAVERICK A M0 TI-ILETIC FOOTBALL BASKETBALL f TRACK GIRLS'BASKETBALL CHEER LEADERS 1945 THE MAVERICK FDDTBALL n Pictured above are the Eastland High Mavericks, l94-4 District lO-A Champions. First row, left to right - Wayne Lambert, Glenn Miller, Walker Hart, Corky Harkrider, James Mathiews and Jasper, the team's canine mascot, Grady Allison, Johnny Hicks and Neil Hurt, team manager. Second row-Gene Young, James Ed Gann, Herbert Barker, Lewis Crossley, Steen Herring, Charles Jones, Edgar Alford, and Doyle Tow. Third row - Charles Lucas, John Jackson, Bill Richardson, James Norton, Gordon Cooper, Charles Layton, Billy Jack Daffern, Bill Eddleman, Joe Neal Poe, Joe Bob Davenport, and Floyd Abernathy, assistant coach. Back row - Melvin Morris, Bobby Collie, Jack Chamberlain, Billy McFarland, Otis Knox, Coach Chief Warden, Billy Jack Johnson, Billy Cooper, Billy Brashier, Eddie Hart and Pat Crawford. One of the best and probably the most spectacular seasons in the history of Eastland High School football was witnessed this past year. The 1944 Mavericks won the first district championship ever won by an Eastland team. The Maver- icks were trained by Coach Chief Warden and his assistant, Floyd Abernathy, who should receive due credit for their many victories. This fighting team of forty boys was led to victory by sixteen let- termen who were James Ed Gann, Gene Young, Lewis Crossley, Corky Harkrider, Glen- Miller, Johnny Hicks, James Mathews, Herbert Barker, Doyle Tow, Charles Jones, Joe Bob Davenport, Edgar Alford, Walker Hunt, Grady Alliston, Charles Lucas, and Steen Herring. Of these sixteen lettermen nine were first year lettermen. James Ed Gann led those who had lettered before three years while Walker Hart, Joe Bob Davenport, Corky Harkrider, Johnny Hicks, Herbert Barker, and Steen Herring had let- tered one year. There were many more on the squad who didn t letter, but equal tribute is given them for the effort they made. The Mavericks worked as a team and so achieved 'thc goal they were striving for - the District crown. Eastland played ten games dur- ing the entire season. Among these were five district confereirc gams and one bi-district game. These games and the scores are as fol- lows: l Opponent- Olden .........,.. Mineral Wells M. Ranger ..,,.--... DeLeonii .... - I-lorinan'i -- l945 Mavericks' Season Record Their Score. Our Score. ----- 6 7 --- 6 7 -----28 6 6 12 6 . L... 24 Dublin ,-- - E-, 0 7 l'mnanchg'i -- W.-- 0 19 Hnmiltoni - ..... 0 6 Visco --...- ..,.,,. -.. L-- ,,....-27 7 BillllIl2'9l'T i - ..,..., , .. .,... .... . ,... .... 6 9 0 fillisirict GIIIIIFSQ tiki-District Gamesj. i945 CHIEF WARDEN Coach. BASKETB LL Left to right - Coach Chief Warden: Bill Hardeman, guard James Mathiews, forwardg Charles Layton, guard: .lohn Freeman. for- wardg Eddie Hart, guard: Robert Eddleman, forwardg George Hark- rider. guard: and John Jackson, center. Bottom row. left to right - Tommy Knight, center: Pat Craw- ford, guard: Bill Eddleman, forward, Charles Lucas, guard: Bill Bra shier, forward: .lohnuie Hicks, guard: Billy Jack Johnson, forward Corky Harkrider. forward: and Lewis Crossley, guard. it The 1045 basketball season was relatively successful with the Mavericks winning eight out of the twenty-two games played. Even though they were not always victorious, Chief Warden's cagers never lost their fighting spi1'it. As: a result of much practice and hard work. ten of the Mavericks won letters. The freshmen lettermen are Lewis Cross' ley, forwardt Billy Jack Jolmson, guard: and Pat Crawford guard. Johnny Hicks, guard, was the only sophomore letternian. Junior lettermen were Billy Brashier, guard and' captain of the 1945 teamg Bill Eddleman, torwardg Charles Lucas, guard: Tommy Knight, center: and John Jackson, center. Corky Harkrider, guard, was the only senior letterman. Charles. Layton, John Freeman, James Mathiews, Bill Harde- nian and Eddie Hart came out and worked hard all season but did not letter. Through the hard work and the cooperation of Coach Chief W arden, the Mavericks were able to gain many victories during the past season. BUYS' IMSKIYI' BALL Sl'0Rl-IS. Ullllonents- Their Score 0ur Score. Oldeu H- hw- 9 11 tblden -- Y--16 14 tllden -L ,nm 21 farbon H V- g 7 t':n'lvon -- N 22 5 Visco , - --,- I0 17 Cisco ,H U Alf 1g t'isco M, ,-A- 23 I9 tllden ..- - 713 Q1 tblden -- WY13 13.4 Olden ,., N pa 19 tlldeu . --41.1 4 tarhon -.,- ,F-26 16 Scranton -- U-15 20 Cisco L--. Hug: 23 TR Eastlands track team this year was perhaps the largest in many years. The 100 and 220'yard dash men were Lewis Cross- ley, Johnnie Hicks, James Mathiews. and Corky Harkrider. ln the 880 yard dash were Bill Eddleman, John Jackson and .lohn Freeman. The 440 was run' by Gordon Cooper and Billy Jack Johnson. Bill Eddleman and Johnnie Hicks ran the low hurdles and Bill Brashier ran the high hurdles and pole vault.. Charles Jon-es was the shot put man and Herbert Barker threw the discus. Our milers were Jack Norton and Eddie Hart. There were a few more boys out for track this year that didn't run in meets regu- larly. These were Bobby Collie. Bill Hardeman, Billy Cooper, Charles Layton. Joe Neil Poe and Charles Lucas. Our first meet this year was against Ranger. We were invited by Ranger to run against them at their track field. The ones participating in this meet were Lewis Crossley, Johnnie Hicks, Corky Harkrider. James Mathiews. Gordon Cooper, Bill Eddleman, John Jackson, Jack Norton, Eddie Hart, Bill Brashier, Billy Jack Johnson, Charles Jones and Herbert Barker. The second meet Eastland invited Morton Valley to run against them at Eastland. The same ones participated in this. but before it was over it began raining and the meet was called off. Our last meet was the district meet at Gorman. Our team placed fourth in this event. Those who placed in different events we-re Gordon Cooper, who placed third in the 440-yard dashg Bill Eddleman, first in the 880'yard dash and third in the 220 yard low hurdles: Bill Brashier was fourth in the high hurdles: the shot putg Eddie Hart. was Charles Jones placed second in second in the mileg the 440-yard relay team placed second. Those who ran were Gordon Cooper, and Corky Harkrider. The mile Johnnie Hicks, James Mathiws, relay team placed second. The ones in this were Bill Eddleman, Lewis Crossley, Gordon Cooper, and Corky Harkrider. CK Left to right - Coach Chief Warden, Gordon- Cooper, Eddie Hart, Lewis Crossley, Harold Gene Harkrider, Billy Johnson, Jack Norton, and James Mathiews. - l945 THE MAVERICK lVlavereen Basketball Squad The girls' lxaflictlulll Stinson ol' lit-I5 was vcry unusual with 213 girls participating. These girls were coached hy Mrs. C. E. Moore and hc: daughter. Mrs. cfforls oi' the girls and 1-YQIIHCS out of twelve. Joyce Lynn Manrcr. Through the combined the coochee the team was able to win Your for their efforts the girls who lettered were Girls receiving' th awards' were .luarico llasacll. forward: Pete Mitchell. forward: A s a reward gold basketballs. Jones. forward: Lynda Paula I.ui:c-an, forward' llclen llnth Couch, guard: Cora Hensley, given guard: lllodcll Hensley, 'I'hoinpson, guard: guard: Jan Spalding, guard: and Coye Ann Girls who played but did not letter were Noma Lee Simmon:-1, Bonnie Pcarl Mitclicll, Patsy Satley. l.aVcrno Cornelius, .lovcc ArmS'trong'. liathcryn Craven, Shirley Frazer. Mary lflalkias, Naomi Woods, .lorry Spence. Wanda Lon llarris, ldmily Starnes. llctty llarkridcr. Anna Lou Anderson. Doris Gill, Dolores Brink, Dorothea Rushing, and llella Jo lfrance. Eastland High School is proud ol' these girls and their coavlws who dcdicatcd so much of their time to making the season a success. GIRLS liASliI'l'l'lHLl. SPURHS-3 Ulilwllvlllsev 'I'Ileir Ncorv-- 0ur Scorcw Oldcn - - -, 7 ,--- -- ll Carbon -- -22 --- --- 5 Carbon -- -- 28-- - ---13 Olden --- -- -12,-H ---18 Carbon -- -- 10--- --- 5 Scranton -- --.14--- --123 Top row. left, to right - Paula Duncan, forward: Bennie Pearl Xlitvholl, guard' Billie Faye Mitchell, forward: Katherine Craven. for- ward: Joyce Armstrong, guard: LaVerne Cornelius. forward: Jerry Spmice, forward: .lan Spalding, guard. Second row, left to right -- Mrs. C. E. Moore, coach and sponsor: Lynda Hassell, forward: Dol'- thoa Rushing. forward: Noma Lee Simmons, guard: Naomi Wood, guard: Patsey Safley, guard: Mary Halkias, guard: Helen Couch, guard: Mrs. Joyce L. Maurer, assistant coach. Bottom row, left to right -- Wanda Harris, guard: Coye Ann Thompson, guard: Juarice Jones, forward '. Anna Lou Anderson, forward: Jerry McFarland, for' ward: Modell Hensley, guard: Emily Starnes, guard: and Cora Hens, ley, guard and forward. Cheer Leaders , 1 :: : t ::: :ft aa - --.-.,-...-..4..-..,.....-........L.a-.....g...........a.. -J ,Top row, left to right - HELEN RVTII COUCH, BETTY JO HORN, JUARICE JONES. Bottom row, left to right - ROSEANN RICHTER, NAOMI WOOD, JOCELIA LAMBERT, V 1945 I I 'TT THE MAVERICK X . .....'. ...xx ...........'-.... ..........- .... ..3,.....'..-....'......-J.. ............... .1. AUTOS ' 1 sufvnesfunruu-'can 4.4.4 Q Q .on 4 Q fnnannuss-ns...-...... .. IQAPHS 'lr THE EASTLAND COUNTY RECORD -- FIRST in Circulotion, in News, in Adver- tising - extends greetings ond good wishes to the l945 groduotes of Eostlond High School! Remember, eoch of you, you hove o rendezvous with success. Moy eoch of you enjoy on obundonce of Heolth, Happiness ond Prosperity. Good luck, Closs of '45! GROVER C. LEE JR. , cRovER c. LEE, SR. Editor ............. . .-. ..... Q'l.t.i,0.I.0.0,0.0.0.0.l. 'D 0 l i O. 0 U ................. .............................'.............I... .. ........................................... --- ff' 1. 'Q I I R ...- .: K U H E E R S : 1: um, .--- I' zz: ' I 1 . a .-- -' for 5 ' Graduates I '. '. . ', . ', J. ', -8. ', Congratulations to the members of the Eastland High School Class of 1945. We're proud of your many achievements during ' . ... , .Q ', . ,- Q. your high school days and ,confident that you will succeed in 3? 'gig' whatever you undertake. Our best wishes for future happiness '- gig are exten-ded each of you. 1 V ' WRIGHTS JEWELRY 1 SHOP RIGHT - SHOP AT WRIGHT'S! Eostlond, Texos .......fe.-.a...-.na-Q--een. of- ...-...--...,...-........... ...uf ......-----.---ff..-4-no.as. l945 Publisher .........-Q-Q..-Q ......-.-0...-... nf..-............ ....... ...... ......o..-Q Q W 4 l .est he Oy j .. . f ' Q 1 Q 4? - 0M3K g V- Eastland is proud of you, graduates of 1945, and we want to have our share in v fi extending congratulations on v r Q ,, your fine high school record and very best wishes for your future success and happiness. We're confident that you'll make the grade. P ' A 15 , , yy .rw Many of you are already numbered among ou? friidsznd--cug tomers. We will be happy to serve all of you whenever possible and pledge you the best in products and service at all times. LUCAS TIRE 81 HOME SUPPLY Mr. ond Mrs. C. T. Lucos ............u-.........-.......Q-......... -...............-.Q...-...4........-....- .................-.........-...f.Q.f..-.Qs Come with me 20 years into the Future to the year 1965. Now, let. us climb upon a magic ca1'pet and travel around the world looking for our classmates of the class of 1945 ' Well, we seem to have a few stops in the good old U. S. first. Why, below us there is James Ed Gann. He is the Reverend-Pastor of Staff. His sermons are so soothing that his whole congre- gation goes to sleep. Look there! There's Corky Harkrider. He has become super- intendent of schools in-yes, you guessed it - dear ole Eastland. This carpet can't make up its mind where it's going. There's Denton-. Did you know that Walk- er Hart was dean of women at N. T. S. T. C.? We're still headed north-there's Doyle Lasater. He's manager of the Babies Di-dee Laundry in Chi- cago. He' doing very well at it, too. Hey. we are going over Lake Michigan now, and there is the Canadian woods. We might see Evans' Hood up here. He is trap- ping silver foxes and has saved sev- cral thousand dollars out of it, t00. Well, here we go again and al- most due' south at that. Hey, look 1' Yonder! There is the Capital Dome. Dolle Rosser is here in Washington. She became the first woman to be appointed Chief Jus. tice of th.e Supreme Court. The first thing she did was to have a. skirt put on the Judge's Bench and have the whole room redeco- rated. Say, we are headed North again and there is the Empire State Building looming up ahead. Mar- garet Hipp is here in New York. She is now famous for her cook- ing, in demand for her original recipes and author of her own au- thoritative cook-book How to Feed a Family on Less Than Noth- ing. Well, Well, we are almost to Ice- land. Noma Lee Simmons lives there now. She is very happily married to an Eskimo Oh, we must be getting close to land. There are some birds. Why there is the Emerald Isle. Did you know that Vaneta Mahaffey was there in Ireland? She has become famous for her cooking, es- pecially her original IreXas Stew. Since she is a native Texan she took the first three letters of Ire- land and the last three letters of Texas for the name. There is the Irish Sea. Soon we will be over Scotland. Jerry McFarland is famous in- Edin- burgh for her work as a lawyer. In her last ten cases she has been very lucky In five' of them-her client received only life terms, in three only fifty years and in two they went Scot-free. We seem to be heading South- ward. There is the Scottish bor- der. Soon' we shall be ln London. Look there's the Tower of London now. Billy Guy Patterson is in London. now, as President of Tell- sou's Bank. 4You .would hardly ref-oenimf lilm. He is so dignified ,f . . .. .seg CLASS PROPHECY and reserved. We are heading toward Oxford now. Floyd Abernathy is now the athletic coach at thc college. He is famous for his winning cricket teams. Careful. d0n't go near the edge. Yon're liable to fall into the ocean. We're nearing the Portuguese coast. Katheryn- Chaven resides in Lisbon where she is the proud owner of The Buena Vista, the lr-ost popular night spot in the whole city. We are going farthei' East. there is Madrid. Edgar Alford has bc- come the most popular lover on the Spanish stage. Hey, I wish this thing would make up its mind he1'e it is going. We're heading toward Paris now. Coye Ann Thompson has become famous there for her artistic dress designer for figure-dancing cos- tumes. There are the Alps in thc dis- tance. They are on the Swiss bor- der. Helen Ruth Couch is in Lu- cerne mak'ng the famous Swiss watches She is so good at it that she was crowned Miss Water- bury of 1959. We seem to bc heading toward the Mediterranean and ther-c's thc Italian Riviera. That beautiful villa on the beach belongs to Coun- tess De Doleremo, the former Jo- celia Lambert. Look, we're flying over toward Africa. Jeane Turner is in the Congo trying to convert the na- tives to Christianity. However. when one exploring party saw her she was leading the natives in a dance praising one of thc native gods. so they probably converted her. Now we arc hopping back toward Europe. Thcre is Greece and Ath- ens. Monica Ford is here an-d is making quite a name for herself as a free-lance artist And there is Bulgaria. Billie Faye Mitchell is a famous silver screen star there. Her last two pictures -W Diamond Jos Rides Again and Bulgarian Ilulges -- were so successful, she had to have a bodyguard to attend to shield her f1'0lll the crowd. The studio man- agers were afraid they would hurt her with some of the fruit and stuff. The-re's the Hungarian border. The wealthiest and most prosper- ous rancher in this country is none other than our own Doyle TUW. There is Vienna. El Marie Gus- tafson is there composing music. Her latest The Old Woods song was hailed as first on the Hit Pa- rude. Thcre is llobemia. Sara Mc- Ulung is thcre teaching the llo- hcmians what little they don t know about music. Hcy. it looks like Yanks Havc Come Marching Into Berlin. there's Otis Knox. He is a world famous inventor and is hailed as a second Edison and Marconi cim- bined. His newest invention, a self-lighting cigarette, has made him millions and put. his name in the worlds mouth: Now, were headed toward Nor- way. Carl lloffman- has gone to naman 4'TlIvlE RACE ro THE CAFETERIA . l i ' i P 5. ei LQ iff I of 'if A. 3, ... op -.H .L .., ...tn . 4. U U S.-1. : M 5 t ig -sa-'ge - I get , r. it o GH f Pu ULD' ff, ill F in sxaditfi' f 5 si f X' isis fx If-'Q .QS 'fx 5 me svusvnatt -FSTUDENT5 4TEACHER Qt, REAL PRDBLEM! N 7 i Ill: ni ' - s t H ,vue H 2 I A GJ :E 2 ,-4. , nl I wh- , . S S! ' , , ,f fl , ,eu , , . -it I. - n H Wgitr.. it T, lttlt. .4-ttltzsm -I 4 ... .f - .. , 1, Q .F - ,,, 7-Q V J . is 1945 ii ' Q Oslo to study American History. Ile decided he would never pass in E. H. S. We seein to bc headed for Swe- den. Patsy Green is singing for the National Swedish Opera Com' pany. She is hailed as a second Jenny Lindl Now, we are coming to Lapland. Glen Miller is running a reindeer dairy there The Laplanders all think he is manna from Heaven. Say, we seem to be in Finland n-ow. Frances Richardson is head typist for the daily newspaper, Facts for Finnish Females, in Helsinki. There are the towers of Moscow in the distance. Betty .Io Young is very renowned in that famous city as a lady-wrestler. Say, now we're over the Crimea and are going across the Black Sea to Turkey. Dorothy Rushing is now living in the Turkish Sul- tan's Palace and holds the title, Imperial Interior Decorator. The most famous place is the one she decorated in purple and pink. While we are on the subject of Sultans we might drop by Bagdad and sec Steen Herring who now rules the whole city. lt seems he went into thc desert and received the Empresss daughter and then received the city as a reward. Now, we are coming to Persia. Myron Ligon is there and has made himself notorious for the designs he weaves on his rugs. V l think we are coming into In- dia. That's where Bennie Pearl Mitchell. famed biologist and auth- oress. is now living. She had had hcr last book printed before she noticed sh.e had claimed to discov- er something that was discovered back in' 1945 We seem to be getting close to Burma. Gordon Wayne Cooper is the proud owner of the most productive rubber plantation in the country. Good heavens. but this thing swerves around up here. We're taking out toward China and there ls Chungking ahead. Dorothy Trigg is managing a day nursery there. She takes care of the kid- dies while the mothers work the rice paddies . Well, here we go again and this time toward the Philippines and Manila. Grady Allison has be- come a second Hal Coffman. He is drawing for a South Pacific newspaper syndicate. Imagine that, We're actually go- ing the same way. We must be headed toward Australia. Oh of course, Charles Lee Jones is a doc- tor off medicine in Sydney. He is also thehead of a large ,clinic for the removal of ingrown toenails. Say, we seem to be goin-g toward Hawaii now. Well, speak of--- there is Honolulu now. 'Bill Pegley is now residing there, since he re- tired from his strenuous playboy career. He was so tired of doing. nothing that he bought a bank, made himself president and is still doin-g nothing. It's getting colder, we must be getting near the Arctic zone. Here are the Aleutians and there! the tflifllllllllefl on Next Pager W... -4.--ns-4. 1 THE MAvERick ' ' '.'.'.'.'.'.' '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. -'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. Congratulations . . . TO THE CREAM OF THE CRGP! If, somehow or other, all the high school graduates in this great nation were to be lined up in one place, we'd pick out the members of the Eastland High School Class of 1945 to receive our special congratulations and best wishes. We are proud of you as individuals and as members ofa class which has accomp- lished much in behalf of your school. You have made a fine record, you have had an enjoyable time, and you have prepared yourselves to be better and more useful citi- zens. The tasks and responsibilities which you face are graver and more important than those faced by any other graduating class in the history of our city and our nation. Yet we have confidence that you, and other young Americans like you, possess the ability and integrity to face these problems and see them through to a successful end. We have considered it a privilege to be so closely associated with you during your high school days. . CONGRATULATIGNS and BEST WISHES . . . for your future Health, Success and Prosperity! .......................--e...........e.ee..-.eee....eeeeeee....e..e-eeeeee-..e.....-..... oo-vrv'1' ' ''e''e'.'.'e'.'.'.'.'.'.'.ee.eeee..-..............-e..............e..---eeeeeee ee... .. . ...eee . ee . .. ...'.'. '.','.'.'.'.'e'e'e'e'e'e'.'e'e'e'e'.'.'e'e'.'-'.'e'o'v'o v'-n-oeo-o-oeovovvo-v---r,o,n,o-o--o---v'--oo4.4.ne4.e.4,e.4e-eee4..ee-.oQ.ee'ee.e..'.'e'.'e.le .'.'..e..e.'. e'ee.'. .'ee.'.ee-. It is a pleasure as well as a privilege for us to be designated as the official photo- grapher for this i945 MAVERICK, and we hope to continue in such capacity for years to come . . . 5: f When Better Photographs Are Made, SKEET RicHARosoN PHOTOS will make them! .eeeeee-e.e.......e.... .. ... . . ..e.e.e.................'.'...'.'.'....'..'..'.'.'.'.'.'.'.' eeeeeeeeee-eeeeeeeeee..................e.ee. . er Skeet Rlcbardson Photos wiwirmzo wiLEY, Manager EASTLAND, TEXAS TELEPI-some 240 f.r.r.f.r P .. '... 2 r s v ,,,-,, . .-.-..-.1.f.'.'..............., ..,,., F as s rf l94Q , A, . THE MAVERICK L...a. anonuununss-................................ . Q . un 0 .- 0 .Q ..... .......-..............,.......-.--........- .'.',', .'.'.'o'.'Q'anvoevvvv-oo....Qf.e........-.'-.'-.......- ...........-.,.........-.--sooo.scones...-savanna.-4 ......-...........-.................... . ... .. . .........- 4 . . . . .. .........fs.....-ss.........-.'.......nQu- THE CHURCH WILL GO WITH YOU WHEREVER YOU GOI Congratulations . . TO THE Seniors of '45I From the... First Methodist Church DURWOOD FLEMING Minister 0 IN COLLEGE . . . you will find the Church constantly extending its hand of friendliness and helpfulness. You will have a h - t c ance o contact it the very first week you are away from home. Your life will he finer and richer in accepting its unselfish ministry. Re- b h ' 3,1 mem er-t e Church will meet you in the matriculation line at college. Dont fail to greet it! E35 0 IN THE COUNTRY'S SERVICE . . . '1 b you wil e proud of the Chu 'ch. Thousands of chaplains are in- readiness to serve you. They .g- will want your friendship from the first. They believe in you! Help them to keep the Church at the head of the list, and when it speaks to you . . . listen! WE JOIN OTHER CHURCHES IN OUR TOIVN IN EXPRESSING GENUINE CONGRATULATIONS! asf..-..-f......-..-Q.......-.-s-.....-.............. .3-.-......................f...........................- ff' ellniis f f e As citizens of tomorrow, graduates of 1945, America needs you more than ever lie- fore. It needs your ideas, your help, your loyalty and . your service. We know you . will not fail to provide them. C LA S S o Congratulations and best wishes to each of you. We will consider .32 it a privilege to serve you whenever we can in the future. HAL JAcKsoN's TruIy the House of Beautiful Things 1. . .s ................................................................... ............H.......................H............................ ............. . ..................... ............................................ .................... ............................................. ..................... ...................N....................... .I W.. ,. - .wniw . .' X ' tx itll I 17 -' XX .' XY . x . z. X X X. Q X N . . Zur the if fads IE 4 Q 0 U W , You're on your way, graduates of 1945, and we are happy to ex- a . tend our congratulations on your past record and our best wishes 3 for your continued success. The future may now look dark and I uncertain, but we have confidence, in your ability to help make 3 this a better world in which to live. . To those of you who will make your homes in Eastland, we ex- tend ai sincere velcome and invite you to avail yourselves of our services xslif-ni ier they are needed. CRABTi?.EE'S T E X A C O STATION Fmsr STATION WEST or POST OFFICE ......... 3-...Qs.............---......-......--se--Q.. ........... . ........... . -. .. '.' .'. ,U mtl lzf If 4 Yes, cheers are in order for you, Eastland High School graduates of 1945. You've earned them by your fine record in school and we know you'll merit them even' more through future accomplish- ments. Were happy to add our welcome to you as you take your places in our community and to remind you that we are always at your service. WlLSON'S VARIETY STORE Mr. ond Mrs. R. N. Wilson ssesvis..-Q.-.-Q.-.. us...-. -............ fffaxx ff xx ' 5-sk K A,-, 2 2 . .1- : II :: .-. Ef 5 -zi 2' ' t 3 IU IHI f 'Sr ' I' '5- N LX ' lf: 45- - :-ra 1 ' ' fl ET 2 :EM 5 1: 1... nl 3 :-:-:-.-:-:- :-:- '---- -1-': 2:'1:t2:f:t4 -'M.' ': :1:1.':2:2 :r'-W-'- ' 'P- 552235 +-rs-sms .-42-JRC: '5'3'1'1'3'--- 1-:- 4'1 - tv:55:2:2:5:ti:-:-Fc-FEET:-.1.+:f5:5:1'!fC:-I To the young folks who comprise the Eastland High School Class of I9-45 we extend our heartiest congratulations on the attain- ment of your graduation. Your fine record as high school stu- dents gives great promise for a future which we hope will be both happy and successful. CONNELLEE HOTEL 8i COFFEE SHOP Don C. Hill, Monciger Eostlond ......... . .............rr............. ................. .........'.'..2............................ ................ f................................................. ... ... ........... ........................ ............... I945 tContinuedJ Alaskan coast in the distance. Joe Bob Davenport is there in Alaska. He is now famous for his dog team which always comes through with the mail. The most famous run they have made is the time Joe Bob changed places with his lead dog and made the circuit in 20 instead of 30 days. , Now we are going toward the good old U. S. A. again. Say is that Los Angeles up ahead? Ben Sparks is there, managing Bing Crosby's race-horse stables. The horses now come in about two hours after the others instead of two days. Now maybe we are going home. No, we're heading farther South toward Mexico. Billy Jack Daf- fern has become very prosperous in this country. This prosperous- ness is a result of his large tabas- co plantations, the product ot which he markets in the U. S. Good heavens, we're going even farther South. Look, there's the Panama Canal down' there Nor- man iWild Billy Richardson, the idol of the airways, can be heard crooning the songs of yesteryear every evening over P B. S. tPan- ama Broadcasting System.J Here we go South again. Is1r't that Rio de Janiero in the distance? It is, and there's Mary Gene Mc- Millin the famed aviatrix. She is the one who completed the first successful non-stop flight around the equator. Well, I must say this class of '45 has really spread over the earth and it is a very remarkable class. Let us hope that other classes of dear ole E. H. S. will profit through their experiences. Families from the Canary Is- lands were settled in Texas in 1721 to further strengthen Span- ish authority. The mocking bird is officially recognized as the state bird of Texas. Experiments at A. 85 M. indicate that Kudze. the soil erosion pre- vention plant, should be planted only in the eastern part of Texas. It requires 40 inches of rainfall a year. L . The East Texas timber belt is capable of yielding 87,000,000 cords of wood suitable for piilp nianli- facture. . Natural gas was, Sllmdllced and consumed in Texas at Corsi- qana in 190-1. - - It ..- eiiafwfff-:infants Buymorellirhzaenow .ior1'i1f1rrzsecurity,too! hffaawaafaaafafgg, THE MAVERICK CLASS PRGPI-IECY ii ,..... ,, T aff ar M 5' Graduates O I 1:1945 'A' This yeor, though conditions in our notion ond throughout the world ore grove cmd unsettled, we extend our congrotulotions to the young people who ore to re- geiye :their diplomos os groduotes of Eostlond High c oo. ll' Your excellent record in the mony different phos- es of your high school work indicotes to oll of us thot you care the kind of young citizens we will need to help with the momentous tosks now focing us ond the even greot- er ones which we must confront in the yeors which cure just oheod. i' We know thot you will oppreciote the fcict thot, even in o time like this, the young people of America ore offorded greoter opportunities for future success thon those of ony other country in the world. We know you will do your port to keep it thot woy. 'lf We sholl be glcid of the opportunity of serving you ot ony time in the future. Although we hove been here but o short time, it hos been our privilege to serve thousonds of people. We will be hoppy to count you omong our fomily of friends. I.I NKI-2lXll-lGGEl?'S Soles + lHc - MCCORMICK DEERING - service r EASTLAND, TEXAS r lg y 1 9 A 5 i f1--- -n1--uusuuv- - - v - .gk THE MAVERICKL onqratumtionsfb CLASS OF 45 Commencement is a big occasion in the lives of the young people who comprise the Eastland High School class of 1945, and we are happy to have this opportunity to extend our congratulations. The future may seem uncertain, but you are well prepared to meet it. May everything good be yours. It's a pleasure to welcome each of you to the more prominent place you will now occupy in our community. We are here to serve you whenever we are neededq JOHNSON HOTEL 81 BUS STATION Mrs. Helen Begley and Billy Q...Q.Q.Q QQQQQQQ.. ,Q-9-:QQQQ egafzcfs T0 T HE I1 2 lx fiffiiw . .,.. UF To the fine group of young men' and women of the Eastland High School class of 1945, we extend well- earned congratulations. The immediate future may not look bright, but a full life is ahead of you and we are certain that you will meet its challenge successfully. It l-as been a privilege to serve many of you dur- ing your sctool days. You'll find us ready to serve you in future years. You're always welcome. AMERICAN CAFE Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jones L ...Q ..-QQ.. '-gan: Q Q.Q ..- . .1 Q.. Q.. Q.. Q.. . . - Q Q Q. .if Q. Q.. . Q Q -. 'Q Q Q Q Q 4 Q Q 'Q Q'Q Q'. XX 1 1 S 11.3 fi. 6 A ' ' ff' f 2 225 Graduates 2. ' .nil of 1945 Graduation! We know how much it means to each of you, members of the Class of 1945, and we are happy to join your many other friends in extending heartiest congratulations. You face more serious problems than most high school graduates, but we know you are pre- pared to face them. lt has been our privilege to serve this community for many years. Your fathers and mothers have been among our friends and customers. XVe are glad to wel- come you and to assure you of our lasting friendship. LOVELACE TRANSFER 8. STORAGE Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lovelace l s 'in I f 1 EER? L -t Je, a ,,, . Q O. ..- Q Q Q . . .3 Q Q Q . 4- . 00' .1 -.7 -. . . .'. ': n.: l945 for 1 Gf.d..f..1945 Congratulations are the order of the day for the members of the Eastland High School Class of 1945 and were mighty glad to offer ours, along with very best wishes for the future. You've made a success of your first big job and we know you'll keep on doing things that way. Our business has been built on a foundation of ser' vice to the community. Our services are at your disposal whenever we can help you. MUIRHEAD MOTOR COMPANY Pontiac - Dealer - Buick iq iiiii THE MAVERICKMI .... - A ll ,ll L' 'gills-. WI I TU LATI ON S lliln was , as 'O to 150 CLAS s of i 1945 'Q 71' I .-652' '.-Z' .55 ' - -' '- 5' 5:3f5' .g:f:' ' - l3f5f3f'H 3 - ,Qghx ., .... g. ,6:- -':'.g:3:-ix-fi' f'-gf., S- 'i J- A F . We know, graduates of 1945, that you are proud to have reached a goal toward which you have been work- ing for many years. And it's a privilege to extend our congratulations on the achievement of that goal. We know you'll keep up the good work. We hope that we may have the pleasure of count- ing all of you among our future friends and customers. LAMB MOTOR COMPANY D. HENSON, Manager Eastland, Texas . . ...--....4. -fn ............ 1. ............ COMMENCEMENT SERVICES Sunday Evening, May 20, l945 8:30 O'cIock Pfocessionol eev-A Violin Ensemble Invocation ...ee Rev. J. B. Blunk AVNGFICGH v.....e,.E....e,. Audience 0,2 CFirst and Last Stanzasl Scripture Reading The Song ot Lite .,,..,,,a ,,,aYccl nea,n H ,,,,. MQIQH-9 The Night Has a Thousand Eyes ,,,....... Cain ' Harmony Girls Sermon -. ssss s.s..,. Rev. L. Durwood Fleming E55 Benediction ...... - Rev. Frederick F. Fike R6CeSSiOI'1C1I ..............,............. Violin Ensemble GRADUATION EXERCISES Friday Evening, May 25, I945 8:30 O'clock 252 Processional .......v Juarice Jones Invocation . .....,........u.. Rev. Frederick F. Fike 555 The Star Spangled Banner .,... Audience tFirst and Last Stanzasi 222 Salutatory ................. .. ,............... Grady Allison My Hero ........ ..... E mily Jeanne Grissom E22 Valedictory Jeane Turner ff Presentation Of Certificates and Awards W. G. Womack Presentation Ot Diplomas J. Frank Sparks ............. -I Mater ti I I ' fl lil:--:Id l be .S '1' f az an 5 tr Xt' x af ' R f. ss. 1-QEQSS of 'T' 'ET' - 'ac--TLS.-'t SK - . - - You've passed the first big test, members of the class of 1945, andwthe congratulations you are now receiving have been earned. We are happy to have this opportunity to extend our congratulations to you, and with them our very best wishes for your future success and happiness. It has been' a pleasure to know you during your high school days. We hope that we may continue to count you among our large family of friends and patrons. WEST TEXAS TRANSPORTATION COMPANY Johnny Aaron - John D. Harvey I E. L, Hightower Eastland, Texas ........ ....................-f '.'.'.'.'.'-'.'.'.........'.'....................... ....-.................................., Benediction ..... Rev. W. E. Hallenbeck Recessianal ..... .......... D onald Kinnai rd .3 3... . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..-psi...3......'.'..Q.-3.-3... 0.-3.-,eg.-.D--,0,',-.03,-,0,v,v,0,',',', ' ' '.'.'.'.'......-............. Qi ir Follow Coach Chief Warden's l945 Eastland High Mavericks with that ardent fan and sports writin' gent who knocks out Eva Dow-r Quote i .. .- 3 , fa 1:-Sz. . 2235165-ie-. .viii-fair: . iz:-gk. - .-Z'I-'-'SIP -:-,-'. 1: 11-:'-1'-1...-' 1: ,.-sir'-22'r-1615:':-:': 311.35--452zzgilzemki1ifgf.-.-,.,,w.-.11:,r.i3::5:l'55-3-:nfl-pi, . J. ,,::i' -:gms 'Q?,5,::1.5.gg55,,5,gg',j.,:, 1 'asa-..w.i. in the columns ot your EASTLAND COUNTY RECORD 'A' FIRST. . . in Sports! 'A' Yes, and FIRST in Circulation . . . in News. . .and in Advertising! OLE PAPPY Sends Greetings and Good Wishes to Eastland High's i945 Grads! ............... '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'................ ...-..................... .iii THE MAVERICK 1.5.1.3 .1.1.1.65.:.1.jg...:.....?.j.:.:::.:.:.:.... fr L - 'l 'file GREETING ! :': I' 0 0 - mfg 553 0 ::: 'f .-.-.-.......-.........-.....- 1:, It's a privilege and a pleasure to join the many .other friends of the Eastland High School Class of '45 in extending sincere con- gratulations on your graduation and best wishes for your future success and happiness. i i , The privilege of serving this community IS one we heartily :np- preciate. We will be glad to count you among our friends and T H E F A S H I O N Mr. cmd Mrs. Dove Wolf Eostlond customers. H Pfnlr- 7 Q gg M Our heartiest congratulations W to the Eastland High School 9 graduates of 1945. We have watched your progress with interest and pride and we are happy to have this opportu- nity to tell you that we think you have done a good job. G RADS '-F '45 We are here to serve you to the best of our ability at all times. Please remember that you are always welcome here for any service we can perform. WARREN MOTOR COMPANY Chrysler - Dealer - Plymouth ............--. ........... .......... ..... ....-......... ...........'.'. '...........'..... .. eeeef... eqcvzds T0 T HE 21,31 n 3 y l To each member of the Eastland High School Class of 1945, we extend sincere congratulations and best wishes. You have attained the first important goal of your lives. The manner in which you have done it convinces us' that you will go on to greater accomp- lishments in the future. We consider it a privilege to be in business in this community and hope that those. of you who make your homes here will join the ranks of our friends and customers. We will be happy to serve you. EASTLAND CREAMERY ..- . . . . . . . 0 0.0 . . 'J . . 0 Q . . . . . '- . .- .. .' . ee .- . . .. .3 . . . J. '. 'Q '. . .'. 3, ' - J. ',' J. . . . ', . . . . F 1 :fi . Q.. 4 0 .. . A of S . .- . 4 BROADCASTING, ' 1 ...,. We'd like to be able to ex- tend our personal congratu- lations to each member of the Eastland High School Class of 1945. Since we can't do that, we take this means of offering our congratula- tions and sincere good wish- es! We'rc proud of the many friends and customers we have in this community and we'll be glad to serve you whenever we can. HOME FURNITURE CO. Mr. cmdgMrs. O. B. Shero Eostlond ...... .- -.. . .... . . n--......-...- .... . - -. .... .es - ....'.....'.... .Q se -no onqratumiionsfg CLASS OF 45 Our hearticst congratulations to the Eastland High School grad- uates of 1945! Your high school record indicates that you are made of the kind of stuff it takes to meet the problems of the world which now lie ahead of you. May you continue to accomp- lish much! ' EASTLAND STEAM HELP-U-SELF LAUNDRY Mr. ond Mrs. B. W. 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