Ector Public School - Eagle Yearbook (Ector, TX)

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What 1 Would Like TO DOROTHY NELL HILL BE}—A good housewife and a private sec. DO—My best in everything. And Gods Will in my life SEE—All the boys who are overseas home again SAY—What I please GO—Where God shall direct my path. NORMA BURKHALTER i . i • ■ ... . , BE—Booggy Wooggy Player DO—Something worthwhile SEE}—How far a gallon of gas will go SAY—Anything as long as I'm talking GO—To Florida on my Honeymoon. t NEMA JOY HOPSON BE}—A doctor DO—Something that would help others SEE—The Bowery in New York and Man- hatten SAY—What I think about some people .GO.—Around the world. MARY LOIS FULP BE—A friend to everyone and to be a good pianist DO—My best in life SEE—Peace in the world and agreement forever SAY—Speeches without being frightened out of my wits GO—To heaven someday. VERA RUTH BELLOWS BE}—A friend to everyone, and a farmer’s wife DO—What God and my husband want me to do SEE}—Kenneth Whitehead reduce SAY—What is in my heart GO—Where all good people go. CLARINEL BURKHALTER BE—A private secretary DO—My best for others! SEE}—Vera Ruth climb that Hill SAY—Yes to someone’s personal question GO—See the Empire State Building with Mr. Ray and push him off. BETTE LOCKE BE—A privileged character DO—Jump five feet high SEE—A sword swallower swallow a sword SAY—Ain’t without being laughed at GO—to Oghomasha, Africa DOROTHY CHENNAULT BE—A millionaire SAY—BOO to all trouble makers, ' for instance....and...... SEE}—Their throats cut DO—It myself GO—To Niagra Falls DOROTHY AMLIN BE}—A mind reader DO—Be able to be one of the best bas- ketball players SAY—A few things to a few people SEE—If love will make a tadpole smack a whale down GO—Around the world. NORVELLE COLVIN BE}—A rancher’s wife DO—Stenographer work for my husband SEE—“Gophers Gulch” SAY—My own opinion on everything GO—To a desert Isle, and be out of every- one’s way for a day SYBLE McKNIGHT BE—A nurse DO—Anything I want to SAY—What I please SEE—New York GO—To college. CLIFTON GENE BURNETT BE—Gene Burnett DO—Anything SAY—That I am glad school is about out SEE—All of Texas GO—To New York. BOBBY C. MOORE BE}—An old bachelor DO—Anything I want to SAY—Anything against girls I want to SEE}—A change in the Girls GO—To a very quiet and peaceful place.

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What I Would Like TO- v • C. B. LOCKE NELLIE BAKER BE—A ranger in Yellowstone National Park. GO—To Alaska SEE—Great Lakes DO—Learn to eat celery. NOVIDEL BURKIIALTER BE—Peewee’s wife GO—Bonham SEE—Mid-way DO—Know Algebra. LOUISE DENDY BE—A basketball player GO—To Bells SEE—We’ll let you guess who DO—Eat hamburgers with plenty of onions. KENNETH WHITEHEAD BE- ergoun GO—Chicago SEE}—Mr. Kay on an operating table DO—Cut deep. MILDRED DUCKWORTH BE—Detective GO—Miami Beach, Florida' SEE—Guy Madison DO—Catch who robbed the drug store. DANNY BELLOWS BE}—Tall and dark GO—Hollywood SEE—Sun go down in the east DO—Witness Novidel’s and Peewee’s wedding. KATIE REDMAN BE—Bobby Jenkin’s wife GO—Ciro’s and dine with Robert Mitchum SEE—Statue of Liberty— DO—The rumba and own a night club. JAMES (Peewee) ANDERSON BE—Farmer GO—To town in a wagon SEE}—Novidel in a house dress DO—-Teach her to cook. SAMMIE MODISETT BE—Bob Stricklen’s sweetheart GO—Crouman’s Chinese Theatre with Guy Madison as escort SEE}—A hen’s tooth DO—Sleep until 10:00 every morning. BE}—A star like Maria Montez GO—Hollywood SEE}—Bird we 11 Rhudy DO—Act opposite Birdwell. JIMMIE! STRICKLEN BE}—A millionaire so I could have Mr. Ray shine my shoes GO—To heaven SEE}—Mr. Fleming jump off the water tower with napkin for a parachute. JESSIE BLACKERBY BE}—A lawyer like Mary Lois GO—To Paris, France SEE—A rainbow at sunset DO—-Talk Spanish in Chinese. GENE HUGHES BE—Supt of E}ctor School Go—To Austin SEE}—Devil’s Den DO—Live in a rock house. PATSY COOPER BE—A house keeper for a rich man GO—Shopping once a year SEE—Billy Paul Taylor DO—Marry her maser’s son. GLENDA ANDERSON BE}—A house wife GO—On her honeymoon with Richard Whitt SEE}—Jessie Blackerby Do—Live in Devil’s Den. MARY LOU TAYLOR BE—A glamor girl GO—To all the night clubs SEE—All the handsome boys DO—Courting in the park with Rex Ray. BETTY ANN COCKRILL BE—An old maid GO—To hen parties SEE—All the old men DO—Try to get married. MARY LOU BURK BE—A night club singer GO—Cuba SEE}—Hawiian sunset DO—Marry Frankie Parr.

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JUNIOR CLASS JUNIOR CLASS, Mrs. Kermit Malone, Sponsor TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Norvella Colvin, Clarinel Burkhalter, Martha Jo Fin- nel, Mary Lois Fulp, Martha Jo Farrow. SECOND ROW: Vera Ruth Bellow, Bette Jean Locke, Dorothy Nell Boyer, Syble McKnight, Dorothy Marie Chennault. BOTTOM ROW: Gene Burnet, Mrs. K. Malone, Bobby Cecil Moore. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Bette Jean Locke President Mary Lois Fulp Vice-President Norvella Colvin Reporter Clarinel Burkhalter Treasurer Dorothy Amlin, Martha Jo Finnel Program Committee Dorothy Marie Chennault, Vera Ruth Bellows Social Committee CLASS FAVORITES: Mary Lois Fulp and Gene Burnett. MOTTO: “Ever Onward, burn all the bridges leading back.”