Fayetteville High School - Bluebonnet Yearbook (Fayetteville, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1950 volume:

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THE STAFF Pr. +I-.-.-. 355252555 'n'u'a'n'u S1212 s v .,.-.'.1:1.1.1.1.-.'. . . . . 1, -:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:::::g:::::g:-: .- -:-:-:-:-- ' To SUPERINTENDENT, JOHN w. L. SUTHERLAND, wHo FOR MANY YEARS HAS SERVED AS OUR GUIDE AND CONSELOR, wE, THE SENIOR CLASS OF I950, GRATEFULLV DEDICATE THIS THIRTEENTH EDITION OF THE BLUEBONNET. 1 1 ffffffffffffffffffQ 1 I I 1. . . . zi. . I . ,1 1Z1Z1.1Z1Z1S1.1I1Z1I1I .1.-.1.1.1.1.:.1.1.1.1.'.-.- f I I u I I l I I U 1 I l '.'.-.-.-.'.'. 1.1.1.1.1 .r ,:.:,:::Z: H. .1 .I .1 f.-. v' 1 I -1:1:1:1:1.1.1.1.,., ., .Q-1ffnfnf-fnflflf-Y-3-'-'-'n u l XQKM wwl , w iff , My M MEN GYI-INIX5 IUII HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING GRAMMAR SCHOOL BUILDING Q 25:5 42,55 lxjdl isl: lb lu Q 071.- 'Sf' Q uf 9' :':W'a N ' 4 X An re A X X M ' X K 5 H N ,:-T ex 'V I .V - ffb -!,E? jflfwfn 0 sg xx 9 Among theatrical people there is a tradition that is held in high esteem. Many members of that profession have sacrificed their personal feelings and likes to hold true to that tradition which may be expressed by the term WThe Show Must Go Qnn. The observance of that tradition is one mark of depen- dability. There are many others which are just as admirable though perhaps not as well known. Dependability and depth of character are to be admired in any person. Let me in my last message to the senior class of Fayetteville High School exhort each of you to be true to self, to neighbor, and above all to GOD. kmnW.L.Smmmlmm Superintendent I xx f f X2 SCHOOL BOARD PRESIDENT JOSEPH J. HERBERT WIED RUDOLPH MINARCIK ADOLPH KLIMEK KOLIHA JR. REINHARD WOLFF SECRETARY BEN MOELLER VICE PRES. 01 FACULTY N10 Q. 0066 0 5. JAMES F. PARMA MISS KATHRYN CASE FRED GREBE MRS. GLADYS FORQUERAN MISS WILMA ELLIOTT HARRY MEYER MRS. GLENDA TOLL MISS FRANCIS KAMAS 4 v.1Il '1 llllzr : - ln , 1 Ifuun 99 3 . ' llfr S 4 f 'UO I ,t A my b I all' xl LN, ' Q ,L v QQ inf Q Z' 1 XZ? 'V Ez' h X . 'X ri 1 X 9 , M i ' 4 xx Sf lx J I' JOHNNY MYNAR MARY FRANCES CHUPICK CLARENCE GIEBEL LILLIE MAE VAVRA FRANK J. MAREK JEANETTE ANN CORDES ARLEN SCHULTZ LILLIAN CMAJDALKA WILBURN B. LANGLOTZ EDITH HEINZE DELPHINE STOELKE GLORIA FAY SCHAPER ALVIN J. TREYBIG DOROTHY ANN KOLIHA WALTER TOLL UOR IS VAS IOEK JERRY KRIVACKA ARLINE WOLFF amass, Jizz, Marwaef SENIOR CLASS PAGE PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY . . TREASURER 0 REPORTER .... PARLIAMENTARIAN HISTORIAN . . . SPONSOR . . CLASS MOTTO: CLASS COLORS: CLASS FLOWER: VALEDICTORIAN: SALUTATORIAN: CLASS PLAY: CLASS OFFICERS . FRANK MAREK . . . . .JOHNNY MYNAR . .MARY FRANCES CHUPTCK . . . JEANETTE CORDES . .DOROTHY ANN KOLIHA . .LILLIE MAE VAVRA . LILLIAN CMAJDALKA . JESSE J. JOCHEC 'WITH THE RoPEs or THE PAST, WE WILL RING THE BELLS OF THE FUTURE' GREEN AND WHITE WHITE ROSE MARY FRANCES CHUPICK JEANETTE CORDES 'DON'T TAKE MY PENNYn JuTTT0R-sETTTT0R BANOUET: APRIL 26, T950 SACCALAUREATE: TTAY 2T, T950 c0TTTTETTTcETTETTT: MAY 25, T950 V 4 NIM . .. GMM COMMENCEMENT SERMON WAS DELIVERED BY PLACE DA TE COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS WAS DELIVERED BY PLACE DATE du? SIE N x x W x S - S ' N Q 'N x xi : ,ol '11l 'af' 'tv' I Il x J Illia: x x N '41 n, - S: K J 2 4 G ' s 'I' w I 'tfllr I xv, I 4 'gf- ,W . '- ,Q X54 ? J nx ' Q MN X , .gf X f +. Xg S V e' S K s f 'I' 'E ' +4 5 iii N 1.5 my if L S fl B ,V ff 5 ff: f milk, - R ggi? .1 ,T H 1 nk ' f I N, X 5 ww HUGHLENE SCHMIDT CHARLES WAGNER v IRGENE WUBBENHORST KATHERINE ROD IEK VERLIE FAY KEILERS BARNELL LANGE NELCINE MINSSEN HENRY NEUMANN I I 5mm X PLACE 6 Y m DATE TOASTMASTER ADDRESSES I WENT wm-1- COMMENTS Q arp! 'A o'l 'bl 35 :SI 1' ' 1 wi N I r 'Q w KQI 915 , X . Q '. Q 5 it-7111? YA x V Q X - . 1 .l ' .S N! 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Q' llllll ' ll fill A .Up :E 2' O l U 'E 3 W' M' ll I 1 GRAMMAR SCHOOL FIFTH, SIXTH, SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADES FIRST, SECOND, THIRD, AND FOURTH GRADES 517 X X Q X m,g:n-L4 5 sf mf f gf ,MWM4 X F, 'I X 2, Q EX . ,--1 X ,df ' , ,Q N- x X0 ,243 K Q9 - ' X gg ff My WN NN N V X www Nxvxxx XX 3A O X, Q 45' N km XX xxx Q -f- f f f XM f 'f X -ww X W ' A A f 5,34 f .M 4 , . Q -f zqf 7 . ilu Rm , ifN5?r4,, g ' Wish-, wil, , , 3 - sagriff L, 2,4551 N 4? f x .',- A '.x'ff. I ' A if 5 ' Q 3 , ax -'- ' ' , . 5- 5, J. ':. '14 gs 'R' 5' u x NJ rrngi .. -. 'Yi-' -'rx JEANETTE CORDES, FRANK MAREK 5-5Lgg:f.,gfg-gas, ,619 e.M:ff1'w'fr -- fr .540 is M Rx fs 3. sm I ff: -5,. '15 iq ' ,ai I 'r X N SD., X w H Q . 'ek5Y'p i. Q if .N ' -225-. , -2 , ff f.-B. 'QW 'I A Y 560.9 I Wi: G, Ash ' ' l , -. '. a, :K 21:5 ' -, f . we--' 115.1 Lf 9 aw 8 m 4 , ,.,.- .0 , N ., -'- N' Q -fl,- . ff, wf Jr' , UH O W N SWR .Sl ,vlgf 'JI ll! if It xiii 011 11 111' ASKETB LL THE LIONS COMMENCED THEIR I949-50 SEASON WITH ONLY TWO REGULARS RETURNING FROM THE PREVIOUS SEASON. THEIR CHIEF HANDICAPS WERE A FORTY-FIVE MINUTE PRACTICE PERIOD AND T00 MANY INEXPERIENCED PLAYERS ON THE SQUAD. IN SPITE OF THESE HANDICAPS THE LIONS WON A CONSOLATION TROPHY IN THE COLUMBUS TOURNAMENT. FRANK MAREK, THE GRACEFUL LIONS' GUARD, HAD BEEN THE UNANIMOUS ALL-TOURNAMENT CHOICE AT COLUMBUS, BLINN COLLEGE, AND BASTROP. BELOW ARE THE INDIVIDUAL SCORES FOR THE SEASON PLAYERS FRANK MAREK, CAPTAIN JOHNNY MYNAR . . . . LOWE LANG GALLE. . . ELMOND BAUMBACH. . CHARLES WAGNER . . . Q . 1 Q CLEBURN LINCKE . Q . . ALOIS KEILERS. . 1 . EDDIE KRIVACKA . POINTS . 4Il . . IQO . I52 . . I22 . IIB . 25 .. 8 .. 3 THE F CONSIDERIN OUT. DISR THRILLING TOURNAMENT GYMNASIUM. THERE LILLIE MAE TOURNAMENT THE ' ERS: VOLLEY B LL AYETTEVILLE VOLLEYBALL GIRLS HAD PUT FORTH A GOOD TEAM, G THE BRIEF AND FEW PRACTICE PERIODS THEY HAD FOR WO EGARDING ALL THESE DRAWBACKS, THE GIRLS PLAYED SEVERAL GAMES. THE TEAM ENTERED THE GARWOOD AND BLINN COLLEGE S. THE GIRLS ALSO SPONSORED A TOURNAMENT IN THEIR OWN ARE ALWAYS SOME OUTSTANDING PLAYERS ON EVERY TEAM. VAVRA DND VERLIE FAY KEILERS WERE CHOSEN ON THE ALL TEAM. An AND 'Bn TEAMS WERE COMPOSED OF THE FOLLOWING PLAY IIA!! VERLIE FAY KEILERS DOROTHY ANN KILIHA MARY FRANCES CHUPICK LILLIE MAE VAVRA VIRGENE WUBBENHORST ARLINE WOLFF WEN JEANETTE ANN CORDES LILLIAN CMJADALKA HUGHLENE SCHMIDT GLORIA FAY SCHAPER RUBY Jo NoRwooD NELCINE MINSSEN MSQQG-mQkNw?3mQQ xx! Q riff' my Mx 'W ' OFFICERS 2 W.,-'Z PRESIDENT .... VICE PRESIDENT .. REPORTER .... HISTORIAN .... PARLIANENTARIAN . SERGEANT-AT-ARMS. TREASURER .... SPONSORS: MRS. Jo CAROLYN A MISS KATHRYN CASE CHAPTER MOTHERS: MRS. HUGO SCHMIDT MRS. JERRY VAVRA SWEETHEARTS: JOHNNY MYNAR FRANK MAREK 4 . . 4 LBRIGHT . LILLIE MAE VAVRA CYNTHIA ANN NORWOOD . .MARY F. CHUPICK JEANETTE ANN CORDES .LILLIAN CMAJDALKA . . . HRLINE WOLFF . HUGHLENE SCHMIDT 'T I Qflllgf sT?mwMh1f'i3 , 'I I' gg 1' ' l JOHNNY MYNAR VICE PRES. FRANK MAREK TREASURER .7 .A Uggwm EDDIE KRIVACKA SECRETARY JERRY KRIVACKA REPORTER CLARENCE GIEBEL PRESIDENT 7, 714. .X ---Y-. - W-. -,Y 1 . ,A -S W.-.N :,,,,,m1, ,, ,.m,,.,m. ,,,:',,,.,.v...,l, ,,-r. ,,, ,..,, E . ,C FUTUP-E - F.F.A. ACTIVITIES THE l949-50 FAYETTEVILLE CHAPTER OF THE F. F. A. WAS LEAD BY ITS AGCRESSIVE PRESIDENT, CLARENCE GIEBEL, AND WHO WAS ABLY ASSISTED BY A CORPS OF OTHER CAPASLE OFFICERS. JAMES SARRAZIN WAS ELECTED THIRD VICE PRES. OF THE LULING FOUNDATION DISTRICT. THE CHAPTER HELD ITS ANNUAL CHICKEN BARBECUE AT BRENDLE'S PARK WITH HONORARY MEMBERS AND F. H. A. GIRLS AS GUESTS. SOON AFTER ST. vALENTINE'S DAY THE F. H. A. AND F. F. A. HELD A JOINT VALENTINE PARTY. OTHER ACTIVITIES WERE! A FATHER AND SON BAN- QUET, A BARN DANCE, A RED RIVER DAVE SHOW, AND NOW PLANS ARE UNDER CONSIDERATION FOR A SUMMER TOUR. A FEW OF THE BOYS ENTERED SEVERAL PROJECTS IN THE HOUSTON FAT STOCK SHOW AND LIVESTOCK EXPOSITION. JOHNNY MYNAR'S BRA- HORN SCRAMBLE CALF FAILED TO PLACE BUT CLARENCE GIEBEL MADE UP FOR THAT WITH HIS PROJECT OF POLAND CHINA HOGS. HIS HOGS TOOK THREE FIRST AND TWO SECOND PLACES. HE ALSO TOOK THE RE- SERVE CHAMPION ON A PEN OF THREE HOGS. WE ALSO ENTERED THE CALF SCRAMBLE AND MILKING CONTEST. WE ENTERED A SENIOR AND A JUNIOR QUIZ TEAM IN THE DISTRICT LEADERSHIP CONTESTS. THE JUNIOR QUIZ TEAM PLACED FIRST AND THE SENIOR QUIZ TEAM PLACED SECOND. THEREFORE, BOTH TEAMS QUALIFIED FOR THE AREA MEET. THE JUNIOR QUIZ TEAM WON FIRST PLACE IN THE AREA MEET, WHICH QUALIFIED THE TEAM FOR THE STATE MEET, DUT IN THIS MEET THE TEAM FAILED TO PLACE. TEAMS ALSO WERE ENTERED IN THE AREA'S JUDGING CONTESTS OF POULTRY, MEATS, DAIRY, LIVESTOCK, DAIRY PRODUCTS, AND SOIL CONSERVATION. THE POULTRY TEAM PLACED SECOND, MEATS TEAMS PLACED FOURTH, AND THE DAIRY PRODUCTS TEAM PLACED SIXTH, THEREBY EACH QUALIFYING FOR THE STATE MEET. IN THE STATE MEET THE POULTRY TEAM PLACED SECOND. -W ii uf 6 W PEP sQuAD gd J THE LloN's ROAR STAFF f 311 www an : K gl : ,Mews R Mr ,iwgf CHORAL CLUB NYmgmh MRS. ED SARRAZIN MRS. H. H, SCHULTZ NRS. J. F. CHUPICK WQQZZQM' fig! YRS- G- TOLL rm. FRED GREBE M155 F, KAMA5 I., d , W, Q. 0, 015 .45 WL 1 ,, ig ,4 , Q ' , ow fx' U ,axi- jfn v K 4 , 5:75. N' NEX f ' ff ff 1 9 X ff MM X Q ,- f PHOT0 SNAPS :fi MW' I SCHOOL EMPLCDYEES x MR. a MRS. MR. A MRS. MR. A MRS. MR. A MRS. LEONARD'S MR. 5 MRS. BOOSTERS' CLUB ED L. MAREK RAYMOND URBANOVSKY CHARLES KOVAR JOSEPH Jo KOLIHA, FOOD STORE-LEONARD ED SARRAZIN E. J. KNESEK MISS CLARA KOCH WARREN L. HEINTSOHEL P. P. BARON MR. 5 MRS. R. J. DANOHAK LEE HEINSOHN, LUNSER BEAUTY SHOP MR. 5 MRS. JOHN A. J. P. H ELO ROH GILBERT JESSE J MvNAR'S WESTERN ED'S VA VOSKAMP DE, J. F. CRUPIOK JR. CUFR KYLE'S TAILOR SHOP T. J. FLOURNOY, SHERIFF KUBENA, CLERK, COUNTY COURT ART, COUNTY ATTORNEY DISTRICT CLERK H. EOK, ASSESSOR A COLLECTOR . JocREc CAFE AUTO ASSOC. STORE RIETY STORE S MEAT MARKET ZAPALAO DRUGS DAWN THEATER MYNARS RED L WHITE GROCERIES VON MINDEN'S FEED STORE PEARL DISTRIBUTOR A-B-C CAFE E. A. BACA'S CASH STORE UNCLE JOHNNY'S FEEDS ALVIN B. ONKEN VON MINDEN'S HATCHERY LA GRANGE MOTOR CO. ADOLPH JURAJDA, COUNTY SUPT. 0F PUBLIC INSTRUCTION THE FAYETTE COUNTV RECORD YOUR SEMI-WEEKLY NEWSPAPER NEW YORK STORE g h ' -y9,3,,T again, ,,,,Hm ,M ni-,fig iii in in-an ii 35 'iii im BRASHER MOTOR CO., LA GRANOE, HEIMAR, ' SCHULENBURQ FAHous STORE MRS. ALBINA BAMBUCH HAN's KK 8. Z1 SHOP LA GRANGE STATE BANK I MEMBER or FED. DEP. INS. CORP. THE VON ROSENBERG-CO. INC. HEYENBERG DRUG STORE LuxAs BAKERY GUY L. McCRAu, COUNTY TREASURER HOHRHUSEN-SCHHIDT Co. REINHARO HOLFF, CASE FARM MAOHINERV H. A. CORDES LA GRANGE JOURNAL THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF LA GRANGE HERBER or FED. DEP. INS. CORP. JOE NEMEC, DISTRIBUTOR OF ToM's TOASTED PEANUTS ANGELL DISTRIBUTING CO. COCA COLA BOTTLING Co. J.-C. TSCHIEDEL LUEDER'8 FLOWER SHOP RIvERsIoE CAFE EO. L. PETZDLD VAVRA CHEVROLET Co. HRUSKA'S HARDWARE SUPT. J. H. L. SUTHERLAND THE FARMERS NATIONAL BANK MEMBER OF FED. DEP. INS. CORP. HuEsKE's CAFE' HR. 6 HRS. A. H. CORDES J M! UF FRIENDS 7 M- sc:-looL ANNUALS MW MMHMWA SKILLED CRAFTSMEN -MODERN EQUIPMENT and 35,000 SQUARE FEET OF FLOOR AREA are combined +o produce FINE SCHOOL ANNUALS for I4-00 schools in fwenfy-fhree sfafes l .. 4 E 'W' gf. F? iff. - ' .fa 1 rl-9 'LF V , - ,, 'H G5 5 . I -9 E X Chgcking in copy Composivion Pa I P reg Ar? Work ' v . W, -' ,Q fi ,- . ,wl U - V Sf K E 0 ' 1 , Y .M 1.2: A Masking Plan Making A -x . 'vig rio! H3 AO aw 4 . .gg f i5'2WfiQ'?3?ix 'E 4 - ' rf' ,.wLW?WHF . I Wi ' Qu , . ' erin 'X 1 .lf 652, F5 :lf 46 , xg, , 1, 'lbgg 3 12'f'v ' . -.1...-'.2 1- .. 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