Greenville High School - Lion Yearbook (Greenville, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1945 volume:

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WE HAVE ENDEAVORED TO EDI AT10 A Q ,,'uv S i The Staff of the 1945 L1on' takes speclal pleasure e who has been an out 1n ded1cat1ng th1S yearbook to on standlng superv1sor an understandlng friend, and a syn pathet1c counselor to every student 1D Greenvllle H1gh School Therefore we s1ncere1y ded1cate th1s 1945 year book to MISS EVELYN RILEY 1, .bg 4 i'l'l' 'E . SE:-F Z H A , if E V ll ' I ' . . y . - O , . . . - OL Q i Lf ' 'KL 'if-. sxsuii '5- Emi -n...,, Q- r 95 :L :MJ F ...af- pM Z5 ,QL ,W mme M 0,4--' ' Ill' . ll' nr yu :an i 'FW 1 x ,A A ' inn: EEE? :eff , :,: tif:- su ' 13 7 Bl -nl Iii ' 4blE'1' .f ,llll ,. -gllll'-1-1 llll gun ,, ' ' . 'AT' If- .f ,. V : 1.15. ,g?1-f'5- .,,,'- V ,4 ' iv.:- ,. K -4 ,. .mg ,. .Ly-. M , . , ...f5,.g4,,53 ftjgin-g': ,- ,gflagfewfpq ,-'agf..fr',e' -gf, 44217 'If-, 1 . 1.-,A An A nv, ',n' 9 sau , ,Q -L+':- W-S' ff ar ,.,. '1 , .w nga' - ,- 4 5 9 ,W-: 12:11 - .v ,J A ,Q .,.f,fu,,n',,.pi . 5' - if N Q 'QEXKE fi f . : - . 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X B0 RD 0 DUC T10 Bert Marshall Pres Jack Finney C R Dyer S B1 kermore Mrs John Armstrong W a Mrs J E W1nde11 Punk McNatt M sg ' , r V Li ff- M I PERI T ENDEN QL? 41 --441' Our slncere congratu1at1ons to the sen1ors of 1945 As you leave your h1gh school, may you forever cherish the memor1es of the happy hours spent here w1th class mates and teachers Your records shall henceforth become a part of the herltage for those who are to follow we shall watch Wlth 1ncreasing 1nterest and hope for your contlnued success through l1fe H H Chambers, Super1ntendent PRINCIPAL 'mf' we-road' Seniors of 1945 Our nation's being at war has caused many changes in our everyday lives and our students have not enjoyed many of the privileges afforded to those of the past We must win this dreadful war and to accomplish that victory, more and more sacrifice must be made Let us all work together for a future of peace and freedom Sincerely yours, J. H. Flewharty T ' , 5 ,, 4 , if FA ULT N H f'X i S X i X ki' Z,,,.. rl, f X '.-f,.- ,ie-14,4 gg-iff' fiieepsz' 'A f 47 MISS HELEN HALE Sponsor of HLionH 'Q MISS BETTY RITCHEY MISS GEORGIA MCELROY Secretary to Princlpal Secretary to Supt ' as il' MM Q, if my f' 2,1315 English History fi? CJ Q ETHEL CASSELS JOHN JONES KATIE MAE ALEXANDER ED BENARD Mathematics Band - ? P . Q Biology A 54 .i 1 I-K giLi::L 1 A Social Science 49 1'--4 NORINE HERNDON ABE HOLDER MathematiCS Asst. Principal Physics ' Pre-Flight MARY KIRBY Home Economics Industrial Arts Q, Fins CORINE LAMM HAROLD MCRAE Commercial Arts Asst Coach History f' MARY cLoYD HARRISON 2 x .rr S.-I N X ' . . ar c 5 I A fig W L J N' -'::' A l ' wh 13,5 , qjgy A 1 f w M, fig JUANITA MINGS RUBY MORAN English Mathematics Af 9 NORINE MORRIS EVELYN RILEY A, Ah Latin Q Am g Social Science 'ff A r 48' 5 E 1' h ng ls ' ,- I, , f KATHLEEN SMITHEY ROSABEL WILLIAMS 3 6 wal Commercial Arts Flashes -Q' m,- Physical Education N52-iilglfg I RX ,Q -i X' ig 11 . in ,. , I A -H si! Q . of 'WQ JAMES YARBOUGH A EVELYN ZUNKER Science -'cy .415 Ca J Librarian 1' ' 3 SEN1 ORX WV Gm, KX N ff as F -ul ,. W. V v . K L JAMES SAUNDERS Senior President '44-'45 Football '42-'44 Basketball '42-'44 Track '43 HGH Association ' N JANE SAUNDERS V. Pres, Senior Class 'NV Pres. Home Room'43 Reporter Jr. E Soph. Yell Leader '43-'45 President F.H.T. COLLEEN PORTER Sec. Senior C1ass 44 V. Pres. Student Council Par. Jr. Class '43-'44 Yell-leader '44-'45 Who's Who '43-'44 PAT BURNETT Pres. Class '42-'43 Basketball '42-45 '45 N.H.S. '43-'45 Football '43-'45 HGH Association LUCILLE LOVE Treas. Senior Class Pres. Home Room '34 Who's who '43-'44 Flashes '43-'45 Flagbearer '44-'45 JEAN YOUNG 2nd V. Pres. Senior Class Pres, English Club Pres. Home Room '43-'44 Flagbearer '44-'45 Pres. F.H.T. '44-'45 U4 U RUTH ABBOTT English Club '42-'43 F. H. T. '44-'45 Shorthand Club '44-'45 Chemistry Club '44-'45 r l I , I K ELIZABETH ADKISSON , Reporter Soph Class Flashes '43-'45 V. Pres. Home Room 'E' Hist. N.H.S. '43 Parl N H S '44 . . . . Al x .hx A LEONARD ATTWELL Football '42-'44 Q Basketball '43-'45 'G lthh Pres. N.H.S. '44 'ff'ujj Pres. Spanish Club '43 Reserve Letter '43 WAYNE ABBOTT F.F.A. CLIFTON ALEXANDER F.F.A. '42-'43 P.A.S.F. '43-'45 Salesmanship Club '44-'45 PATSY BALDWIN Choral Club '42-'43 Sec. Home Room Drum Majorette Drum Major '44-'45 V. Pres. H.R. '44 JEANNE BANNER F. H. S. '42-'44 Q Flishes '43-'45 FRANCES BEALL Flashes '44-'45 Pres. Home Room '34 Christmas Pageant '44 Sec. Spanish Council English Club '42-44 P.A. S.F. '44 BILLY BELYEU A 5 Treas. History Club ' 3 B V, Pres. English Club Sgt. at Arms Biology Club 1 Student Council Historian N.H.S. THEDA BBENE English Club '43 History Club Chemistry Club Parl. Shorthand Treas. F.H.T. , . f f LETA MAE BENCH Biology Club '42-'43 'O History Club '42-'43 Home Economics Club '44-'45 If Shorthand Club '44-'45 'W F P.A.S.F. '44-'45 JEAN BOSTICK Home Ec. Club '43-'44 Civics Club '44-'45 English Club '43-'44 P.A.S.F. '44-'45 X ll' T a RMAN BOUKNIGHT R' H '-Ql fi- , ? WILLIAM BowDEN Football '43-'44 N 'fi R nga'1AQg V. Pres. Home Room Pres. Home Room '35 ' A' A' 'Wig V. Pres. History Club Physics Club '44 D ? Military Drill '44-'45 English Club '44 5 A , ,', i JAMES BowEN L1N'roN BOWMAN A' ,f ,Q 4, Band '42-'43 Band '42-'45 E ff rootba11 '43-'44 J.c.L. '43-'45 Hyyglo 1 j ,lj S Por. Home Room '43-'45 Band student mr. v 5 .R Vw 4 Rep. Home Room '35 4 . ' J fy' . TF ' - .J HARRY BRAY w. A. BRocKE'r'r Band '42-'43 English Club '42-'43 1 1 4 95 Rep. English Club '43 4' 'R 3 ,fi 3 History Club '42-'43 ' 7 .MAD Par. History Club '43 z V Band '42-'45 History Club '44-'45 P.A.S.F. y , 5, , , , ., I Pres. History Club 5 4. 5 1' ' WNV MARIAH BROOKS F.H.T. '42 Sec. History Club '43 Par. Journalism Club '43 Hi-Flash Staff '43 Chemistry Club '44 A P.A.S.F. '44- X I ADDIE MAE BRUN Rep. Home Room '43 Sec, Spanish Club Flashes '43-'45 V. Pres. Spanish Club Sec. Shorthand Club '44 '45 Af 'fix WW Al s tQP 1 Xl LULA MAE BYBEE ANDY JOE BYERS O P.A.S.F. '43-'45 DeMo1ay '42-'45 .. Gs: , AW , - English club '43-'44 English Club '44-'45 V ,, md --49 --15 Home Ec, Club '43-'44 Physics Club '44-'45 ' 6 X . x , E A 21535 ,f Vx HYATT CHEEK - FRANCES CLANCY Basketball '42-'45 Football '43-'45 HGH Association '43 P.A.S.F. '43-'44 DeMolay -'45 .gg .,g , ROXY ANN CLEEK V. Pres. Biology Club V. Pres. History Club -,L P.A. S.F. '43-'44 MARY COLLINS Par. English Club Flashes '43-'45 J.C.L. '43-'45 Patriotic Com. '44- Patriotic Com,'44-'45 Pres. History Club V. Pres. English Club F.H.T. '44-'45 Patriotic Com. '44 '11 JOAN CODY who Student Council Sec. Jr. Class '43-'44 7 X! Flashes '43-'45 ' Treas. N.H.S. '44 ' i -Hi. 2 ,jQ2Eii!II Sec.Student Council ' wtf '45 CLAUDINE COOK Fr- V. Pres. Home Room Flashes '43-'45 P.A.S.F. Rep. Pat. Com. '44 Pres. Biology Club GLADYS COOPER JOE COUCH A 4'- Sec, Biology Club '42-'43 D. O. '42-'44 W Choral Club '42-'43 Band '42-'45 q 431 .fig Flashes '43-'45 Sec History Club ' Elf' V. Pres. Home Room 5 Spanish Council '43-'44 P .A.S.F. '43-'45 JOSEPH COWEN Band '42-'45 Chemistry Club '44-'45 BILLY CUNNINGHAM Biology Club History Club P.A.S.F. '43 Engl1sh Club '42 '42 '45 '44 M1l1tary Drill BETTY DOAN '4 '44 .r '? '45 ELDON DAWSON Football '41 '44 History Club '42 G Association Basketball Mgr '42 VAL GENE CRELIA Football '44 4 G Association 03 Band '42-'43 A at TOMMY JOE DAVIS 4-wa, lgiq N.H.S. '43-'45 A : .vm . ' Q Military Dr1l1 f Sec. Pre-Flight '44 JOYCE DEWEES Sec Home Room Treas English Club S F 4 Office Staff '44 Treas Home Ec '42 V Pres Home Room FRANCES DOOLEY English Club '42 ' Sec Home Room '44 Flashes '43 '45 P A S F Sec Home Q33 Par Journalism Club MARY DOWNING T '43 ' Historian F H T '4 Editor H1 Flash ' 4 Rep History Club V Pres Home Room Treas Home Room Flashes '44 '45 RAYMOND DRY Football '43 '44 A, J C L u ' W' A ' K 'lift I 491 p if A 4 f - . '43 yg3:: i lilr 'fm' ' f N II P.A. 0 . ' , -'44 ' . . '44 A Q A , , , - 43 n o ! 'Q - V A19 , . Ec. '44 A . .'11 . Ygggggfbm W . tg: 'ru' - ' A ' fs , 5 tl M it F.H. . - 45 - - ' W' Q Q Q 4 5 n s 'MW 4 h , !' ROBERT DUKE MOZELLE DUNCAN H Annual Staff '44 F.H.T. Pres. N.H.s. F.u.'r. Area asp. ' 'G , ', 3 qw P.A.s.1-'f Journalism Rep. '43 , L, Pres, J,C,L. '43 History V. Pres. 4 , -1 Student Council '41-'44 BETTY DYKES Biology Club '42-'43 History Club '42-'43 F.H.'r. Club '43-'44 Treas. Home Ec, fvr FRANK ELLIS- Football Mgr. '42-'44 Basketball Mgr. '44-'45 V. Pres. Class '42-'43 Pres. Class '43-'44 HGH Association I BOBBIE ERWIN B1s1sgy Club '42-'43 :lp 1:5 Flashes 43-'44 g F.H.T. '43-'44 M Rep. Home Es, '44- 45 ' Chemistry Club a ' NADINE FELMET OTHA GOEN Biology Club '43 Military Drill '43-'45 .id Pres. F.H.T. '44 Sec. English Club Rep. English Club '44 P.A.S.F. '44-'45 V. Pres. Shorthand '45 Chr. Year Book F.H.T. Class '43-'44 HGH Association '42-'44 Basketball '41-'45 MARY DYKES Biology Club '42-'43 History Club '43-'44 TreaS. F.H.T. '43-'44 Rep. Shorthand '44-'45 Sec. F.H.T. '44-'45 RALPH FEAGIN F.F.A. '42-'43 English Club '42-'43 History Club '43-'44 P.A.s.F. '44,-'45 1 x XX vo-fi tr RUBY GREER Biology Club '42-'43 EDDIE MAE GREEN Library Staff '43-'44 F.H.T. '43-'45 Asst. Ed. Hi-Flash Par. History Club '43 P.A.S.F. '43-'45 49' History Club '42-'43 'jr English Club '43-'44 P.A.S.F. '43-'44 F.H.A. '44-'45 J. C. HALL N255 Football '43-'44 V if Pres. Home Room '43-'44 V. Pres. History Club , gy V. PICS. Biology Club inf' 'ki P' il' p.A.s.F. 1 I MARY HAWKINS Treas. Home Ec. Choral Club 41r K xr R BETTIE HOLLAND Pres. Home Room '42-'43 Rep. Journalism Staff V Pres Home Room '44 '4o Hist Shorthand Club P A S F '44 ' BETTY GREER Spanish Club '45-'44 English Club '42-'44 History Club '42-'44 Sec. Home Room ' P.A.S.F. ORMAN GRIFFIS 4 Football '43-'44 4' lfii is of Pre-Flight '43-'44 4 ,, , Military Drill '43-'45 CHARLES HARRIS , Spanish Club '42-'44 P.A.S.F. '43-'45 History Club '44-'45 Football '44-'45 Speech Club '44-'45 AQ Y 4 4 .'l ll M 'I 'u W PHYLLIS HENDRIX Choral Club '42-'43 P.A.S.F. '43-'45 Pres. Home Room '24 V. Pres. Civics Club Flashes '43-'45 BILLY HUDSON L' 'gg P.A.s.F. '44 A . iii! iiff Military Drill '44 ' ,JG EDGAR HUTCHINS JR, Pres. Biology Club '42-'43 .. 'Q- nl I Par. History Club '42-'43 ' 'fl Lib. J.c.L. '43-'44 B. H. JONES MARJORIE JACOBS 3 , Par. English Club f Speech Club '44-'45 of F.H.T. Club '44-'45 .7 P.A.S.F. '44-'45 ag f ,X alfa BOBBY JONES Pres. Home Room 'H' A 0 '53 Spanish Club '43-'45 Pres, Math. Club ':?'?i ,QJ P.A,S,F, '43-'45 Band '43-'45 qfgd DES Christmas Pageant DAVID JONES 'j .. Football '44 ' 4- Pres. Home Room '43-'44 f 2 sec. Speech Club '44-'45 AM Pres. Biology Club '42-'43 FRANKIE KILMAN History Club '42-'43 Biology Club '42-'43 P.A.S.F. '43-'44 Hist. F.H.T. '44-'45 Shorthand Club DOROTHA LAWLER 5: li? v. Pres. N.H.S. '44 Q' Pres. Home Room '43 g .R Rep. Student Council g L nv. wx , ' Q Nl Y Patriotic Com. '44 41' R' Annual Staff '44-'45 51' ., A539 -F? P gm vs, MARY NELL JONES X Flashes '43-'45 A P.A.S.F. '43-'45 Rep. Home Room A Q sway Student Council ' a Par, F.H.T. Q l r,.,. - A ' F58 146 . ..-- KENNETH LAND it Football '42-'45 Basketball '42-'45 HGH Association '43-'45 3 ii K I LLOYD L. LEE Band '42-'44 A 5 P A S F '43-'44 . . . . ,A 'fl DeMolay '44-'45 1 Chemistry Club English Club A . Q . , X BILLY MARCOM Treas. Biology Club V. Pres. History Club Par. J.C.L. '43-'44 Pres, History Club Herald Columnist BOBBIE MCGUFFEY Biology Club '42-'43 P.A.S.F. '44-'45 Journalism Club Civics Club '44-'45 JEAN LEWIS Choral Club '42-'43 Student Council '42 Flashes '43-'45 P.A.S.F. '43-'45 Hi-Flash Staff '43-'44 WILMA FAYE MAY Hist. Home Ec. Club History Club '43-'44 Home EC. Club '42-'45 Par. Home Ec, Club P.A.S.F. '44-'45 Y, it 5 3 RITA PAT MCMEANS Class Treas. '42-'44 Flashes '43-'44 Treas. P.A.S.F. '44-'45 Band Sweetheart '44-'45 BILLY LONG Football '43-'44 J S '44 ' Basketball '43-'44 As 1 Nalin 0 ' Q: . ' lg ' BILLY MASON . it J.6.L. '43-'44 Xfji l yg, . P.A.S.F. '43-'44 A L F' Track '44 R V JOY ANN MCDANIEL Flashes '43-'45 , Sec.-Treas. Civics '45 K Treas. Home Room '44 Rep. F.H.T. '45 ' ' P.A.S.F. BENNY LOU MCGUIRE Winner Sp. Medal '43 N.H.S. '43-'45 Flashes '43-'45 P.A.S.F. '44-'45 Chr. Patriotic Com. REBA MCPHERSON Flashes '43-'45 P.A.S.F. '43-'45 Patriotic Chr. '44 Pres. Shorthand Club Annual Staff '45 I Q MARY MOCKFORD Sec. Spanish Club '43-'44 Flashes '43-'45 N.H.S. '43-'45 Sec. N.H.S. '44 P.A.S.F. '44-'45 RAY MOUDY A Band '42-'43 'fl v. Pres. Class '43-'44 ffi Q Football '43-'44 f '42 P.A.S.F. '43-'44 F Pres. Speech Club BETTYE MYRE Flashes '43-'45 -.- 'QM P.A,S.F. '43-'45 ' V. Pres. F.H.T. '44-'45 Par. Civics Club fly DAVID NARRAMORE , Football Mgr, '41-'42 Basketball '41-'45 Ed. Yell Book '43-'44 Football '44-'45 X Yell-leader '43-'44 Y CHARLES NEWMAN - Pres. Home Room '43-'44 Pres. History Club '43-'44 Pres. Civics Club '43-'44 N.H.S. '44-'45 P.A.S.F. '44-'45 4, Vo Q, , gg gnu IO JAMES MONEY Football '43-'44 Pres. Chem. Club '44 Pres. Home Room '42 Track '42 P.A.S.F. '43 LARRY MULLINS Q Football '42-'43 Basketball '43- '45 ' P.A.s.F. '43-'45 ,vm Asst, p.E. Director gl,j?' - X I THEDA NALLS Flashes '43-'44 Flag Bearer '44-'45 Rep. F.H.T. '44-'45 who's who '44-'45 P.A.S.F. '44-'45 JOANNE NEAL Office Staff '42-'43 J.C.L. '43-'45 Pres. History Club '44 JIMMY OLER Football English Club Chemistry Club r Civics Club Military Drill i , A os Hang 1' p .Y ,,g,,gv ' I H If In 1A fv' , t .fn ,S HELEN PARISH NELDA PICKENS HELEN OVERALL N.H.S. '43-'45 J.C.L. '43-'45 Spanish Clubs '43-'44 Flashes '42-'43 Lion Staff '42-'43 DORIS OWEN J.C.L. '43-'45 P.A,S.F. '43-'45 Chemistry Club '44-'45 History Club '43-'44 Civics Club '44-'45 BOB PARKS Sec. Home Room 42 P.A.S.F. '43-'44 Pres. English Club Flashes '43-'45 FRANCIS PRIEST English Club '42-'43 Spanish Club '43-'45 History Club '43-'44 Military Drill '44-'45 'Q' BOBBY POOLE I J.C.L. '45-'44 Student Council Band '43 Ed. HLIONH '45 Columnist '45 P.A fa EULA BELLE PARKER Spanish Club '42-'45 .S.F. '43-'45 Chemistry Club '44-'45 all '43-'44 W, K . ul ,, 3 my . SEP PRIESTER Student Council V. Pres. J.C.L. '43 Pres. Home Room 35 P.A.S.F. '44-'45 JACK PRICE J.C.L. '41-'45 Football '41-'44 Basketball '42-'43 DeMolay HGH Association V. .YJ - f P.A ' ix Par Nxxwa Pre IJ EUGENE RAGSDALE F.F.A. '42-'43 Military Drill '44-'45 P.A.S.F. '44-'45 7 gf' f' ' I .Qi I ft A i DORIS RILEY Sec. Class '42-'43 Sec, Home Room Flashes '43-'45 Pres. F.H.T.'43-'44 N,H.S. '44-'45 Rep , Rep. Home Room V. Pres. Civics Club Pres. History Club HOMER PUCKETT JR. EDWIN PUGH Pres. English Club Football '42-'45 History Club '42 DeMo1ay .S.F. Basketball '42 . Home Room '43 letter '45 A -Flight Club HGH Association M. JOHNNY BEDMON Q , 1 U4 -v ' 6:22 Band 2 43 ,d Football '43-'45 x 'I P,A.S.F. '43-'44 2 7 X -vt W, B. REEVES EVA RUTH REYNOLDS History Club '43-'44 English Club '43-'44 Sociology Club '44-'45 JAMES RIPLEY Football '43-'44 Track '43-'44 I,-f' ,hai V V. Pres. Pre-Flight VO Basketball '42 Cap. '43 '45 Pres. HGH Association '44 Military Drill '43-'45 4? P A.S.F. '44-'45 Patriotic Com. '44 Choral Club '42-'45 V. Pres. Home Room 14 Flashes '43-'45 Flashes '43-'45 DORIS ROBERTS GLORIA ROBERTS ,, K ,1 C. B. ROGERS Band '42-'43 Sec. Home Room 14 Sec. Home Room 23 P.A.S.F. '44-'45 FAYE SPOONEMORE English Club '42-'43 History Club '43-'44 Chemistry Club '44-'45 Civics Club '44-'45 Home Ec, '44-'45 ANN ROBERTSON Biology Club '42-'43 Pres. Home Room '43-'44 P.A.S.F. '43-'44 V. Pres. Home Ec. '43-'44 Chemistry Club '44-'45 GEARLDYNE ROBINSON P.A.S.F. '43-'44 Par. Home Room '44-'45 Shorthand Club '44-'45 Speech Club '44-'45 HARLAN SMITH Football '44 Basketball '45 Military Drill '44-'45 DeMolay '44-'45 Track '44 DON SPRINKLE Football '43-'44 unitary nr111'44-'45 P.A.s.r. '44-'45 DORIS SMITH Choral Club '42-' Flashes '43-'45 Herald Columnist Patriotic Com. LaVERNE SMITH Biology Club '42-'43 Sec. Home Room 14 P.A.S.F. '43-'44 Journalism Club Home Ee. Club - EARL Pres. Home Room N.H.S. '43'45 Par. English Club X Rep. History Club BOBBY SPRADLING V. Pres. English Club Ja A 4 gl PATSY SULLIVAN ar. Class '42-'43 tu. Council '43 res. Home Room .C.L. '43-'45 res. N.H.S. '44 THEOLA SWINDELL ar. Home Ec. '42-'43 .A.S.F. '43-'44 .H.T. '42-'44 J. B. STEED V. Pres. Home Room 36 Pres. Biology Club '43 V. Pres. Home Room 24 Par. History Club 44 VERA LEE STANFORD Flashes '44-'45 Lib. Asst. '43-'44 P.A.S.F. Patriotic Chr Spanish Club '44-'45 WINSTON STEEN Track '43-'44 Football '43-'45 Asst. Ed. Hi-Flash 1 LARRY THOMAS Football '42 Rep. Home Room '43-'44 Yell-Leader '44-'45 Sec. History Club '43- JEANNE SUMMERS Student Council '43 Flashes '43-'45 Drum Majorette '44-'45 Sec. Home Room '44-'45 Annual Staff '44-'45 RICHARD SUMROW Par, Speech Club P.A.S.F. '44-'45 Rep. Hi-Flash '4 At E. J, TERRY ,U I Denoloy '43-'45 ' C Football '42-'45 A A is G Association'45 N ALLEN 'rnowsson Science Club '42-'43 History Club '42-'44 Patriotic Com. '44-'45 '44 P.A.s.F. '44-'45 Ai '17 44a!' 'l v 5 RAYMOND TURNER English Club '43-'44 History Club '43-'44 History Club '44-'45 l Ruth Willeford F.H.T. '42 Civics Club '43 History Club '42-'44 Columnist Hi-Flash 3 V. V. V. CLARICE TIMBERLAKE PAUL TURNER Pres. F.H.T. '44-'45 .S.F. '44-'45 Hist. Home EC. '43-'44 ,A 1. 3' A I A yr 3 ' v fx! BOBBY DON WARREN Pres. Home Room '43 Pres. Home Room Pres. History Club P.A.S.F. Pres. English Club 9 DOROTHY WILLIAMS Par. History Club '43-'44 .S.F. '43-'44 .T. '42-'45 'Q 'N 'R BONNIE WELCH Sec. Home Room '42-'43 Sec. J.C.L. '43-'44 N.H.S. '44-'45 Sec. Chemistry Club '44 JQCQLO '43-' 5 1 vi DOROTHY VAN DYKE Flashes '43-'45 Choral Club '42-'43 P.A.S.F. '44 45 Sec. Home Room '42 4llln ff BILLY WILLIA S 4' English Club '42-'44 P.A.s.F. '43 '44 Science Club '42-'43 History Club '43-'44 FRANKIE WILLIAMS History Club '42-'44 Home Ec, Club '43-'45 English Club '43-'44 Chemistry Club '44-'45 ? 'El' KENNETH WILLIAMS English Club '42-'43 History Club '42-'43 P.A.S.F. '43-'44 BRUCE WILSON Band '43-'45 Military Drill '43-'45 Pre-Flight '44-'45 , .S 4i ' Patriotic EUNICE WOOD Rep. Biology Club '42-'43 Rep. English Club '43-'44 Par Par . Shorthand Club Civics Club '44-'45 Track '43- '44 ' Com. '44-'45 gy A M! 9 1 v ,Q. ,W 'mu I l,, JOE HARDY WOOD Pres. Home Room '42 N.H.S. '43 Yell-leader '43-'45 Sec, History Club '43 .s,Qi2 BETTY WOODALL Choral Club '41-'42 5 , P.A.s.F. '43 X1 BETTY JEAN WOLFE Patriotic Com. '44-'45 F.H.T. '44-'45 IQ' vi Basketball '41-'42 ff? 1 ., P.A.S.F. '43-'44 . JAMES YATES Band '42-'43 Q3 Pres. Home Room '44 I BOBBY YOUNGER V. Pres. Home Room 12 Pres. English Club Basketball '42-'45 Rep. Home Room 24 Par. History Club -QM1 ww-sum-Z 'X -i4 !l QSQXQQQ 'Q , f ' ' 5 X aw' 4 ' A '--' 1 P W.. fa :r W Q ,4 1. i 5 '1 J, - n ,I ' 1 f f , I . I' 0. 2? x A iw? T A R 'S 'Lf' J U IUR S Z1 Z IW M E Z-Ju 2 f' ff ,ep F JUVL ,- , 5 ,vii Q S Nancy Acker Secretary 5195 -2 LM!-lim-nj' - I , 4 George Murdough Irvin Skibell President , Vice-President X Betty Dooley Treasurer 1 Mx i WIT? Doris Turner Dickie Pigman Reporter Parliamentarian fx 1 1 F 5 .- ,. . .., ' g ,.4p U I 5 1 , , 1 'E' f I 5 B I B B ' C. f- w-'f f'7'N Billy Allison Nelda Angell Joe Benson Edgar Biggs Ferrell Blankenship , QAFS Air on l Herbert Bowden Margaret Brigman f .3 Nancy Butler John Carsey ff' 4'-Q, Joyce Compton Raymond Compton ,Y 'LJ ff! ai 4 Rita Britt Sam Brooks Janie Busby 49? ,,. flu 'EV' Thomas Clark Wanda Clancy B 755 -4 5 B1lly Cox Rose Coppinger ig' -8' obbie Clindening Mary Crabb Louis Creel Lynn Danser Danny Darby D01Dh11S DOY Gen9V19 Dennis , 0 fl' gr 1 -5 nga . , ,t,,- 5 ' V 5 gd Ag i I' ,g 'l R, in 7 , if V ' Il n - lx p ,J B 41: B 5: f V f at La ,:. , ' ,. ' A 'K - F V X 3 his ' ff! K 4 V 7-TMJ ff ' Q , ,A I I, . ' I , . i Y ' I .id I n Q , ..,vf' Q. I it ,l V J. I B l , a - B1 P' C +5 4 i 19 '53 '1:.. a h ' 1: Md Ai, X 3 rig f John Dial Betty Dickson Annie Ellis J. W. Ensley Joe Erwin JW Q , QE. V . I I ge M A Ea. B Mary Faulkner Beverly Fox James Franklin Garvis Frazier Marcus iberg af BK , . ga , rv 9 - 1 'bt' 'lf' ' Q0 I Leroy Gilmore Billy Goad Frances Grant Ann Hall Billy Hayes R . 1--E, J sr . .J M W 4. 1 F-10 J X F gk g 71 uf X my X5 1 X Minnette Hayter Pat Henry Dorothy Hickman Betty Hoff Lois ff! is ' A 'f F- F 1241 . 9 4 , 2 ,H Nancy Hudson Edna Huffman SuLain Hughes Jimmy Hllghey -78116 H'-11SeY Mary Irons 'U' Nancy King ff-'-mi. an .any John Joll1ffe 'T X -A Ann FEI? Gladys Land M3rCe111US K1nn1ard Horace Ladvmon --sr 'C Beulah Le Rosen Marthell L1lly Elalne Llttle Dorothy Lowe !'N Af W IU Lonnle Martln 'Sl Marllyn McWh1rter uf N- Al -I? ...al 41' Clyde Mays James McCar1ey Wllliam McC1endon '77 ll A dx Lo1s Mexla Patti Lou Molen L11l1e MoneY , Q,'x ff-fAQ- 4 .1 ,f ,Lx - 9' :FQ 1' I -l -5 Jones Donald Kerr Donald Klng fan Q Janice Leftwich Beverly Mallatt Datty McGehee AB Bruce Moony 101 I 1 4 'N , A f Q .A e - 1' 4 'A1,' 3:1 N4 Axe 'J in Ula , , My X ,I N fx N . . 1 ' X ,M fix ' ' I r V ' N 'S K 1 ,QQ 1 A d 1 1 f J ,a !A9 F ,y ' is - it 5' n 1 I 5 na. ev ,' , Af 5-K ,Z K !i , VL , ,,5W kk K ' 0. ,Q 5 . 1' ' ' ,F a ' , 7 2 n . M 4ig af? 'KVJL 3 ' J ,,,' we ' HM ig . , my , fQjW5U.FQf4 'Q 1' 1 I , Q . E52 ,gif ' . A X t 5 -I . 'tr 4 .4 V T.. if-9 L Q LA -A do J: a ff xx a e Tye ' L fn s, .l N a . I - 5 .R Q k 1,4 1 L, 1: - 'Si ri, Q K 5 ,o ' 1 48 Age Y f ,Wil 0 fv , ' ' ' x T ' . I b A ' e ' .J Q Y 1. . nr ,mg V 'I , '1 Q A V A ' 1 -' , L 4 ' -I W W f 17 James Mosley fi' ...ab Bobby Owens Sarah Payne 1 fi T' 'wx 'TP' Nona Murray Frances Newman Margaret Owens I QM? W11mer P1ercy r J1mm1e Peyton Peggy Ph1111ps at Ruby Pr1ce fi Ruth Price f1 Rosemary Owens Betty Pearson Sam P1er X Carl Pr1ce 3 Ruby Nichols Me1v1n Norfleet ,4-U15 E Parker Betty Payne '-53' 7 Y R L Perser Herman Perry fi vm, Dorothy Powell Patsy Preble 4- if Peggy Pullen B111y Reagan 6 , 'cgi 1 'Q Q ,N A55 Q v fm Aqi 'l Q' 65: R -A - ' , R 1' .lf-L Q R Ltt, f- -13f'R '. ' V 4' 3 im , . X 3, f'vM yy .,. 3? ww N 9 R' 4 Q ,fri ' f'a K 1 a ' 6 Hd P JS: i we R 44 .., I .4 4. I ,yaaa an A V f7xy 5 L. . .No ' 5 4 I ' 5 lv- . F U ,Sf i tttt w 'Lit , ,QA P 1 X AA fir Q. . afx x , Q ik I 1: 'Ns Af .1 'aw sf .,g R ,gg if ' b ' 'V Q X If 1 Lx .y I , , I Q 5 . -. K! uf K kwin 1 - V 5, Q iff 'VM xifggiaqui l '4 15 R w. ,' - . . A3 . 5 R y , i t Q . 57 . ,, V fs . W , -it J Mmm l QA l 4- A 'mn N 'N' 'S .-- .-. 'T fl' .L Dottle Reynolds Royce Reynolds Betty Reid Douglas Rudd Maureen Schott .P-en ! ,i fo if '75 0 V Jlllle SCOTT Margaret Seros Evelyn Shofner Beth Shofner Clifford Simmonds ,cv-fa' a --in HQQA Peggy Simmonds Carl Sm1th vanita Smith Doris Sm1th S Q v- Q. O D UI B s-- rr IJ' Q 'Y' Qi 4 Ki Ry, 15 1-1 '43 ,,.4-D 'Q Betty SPGBTS Gerald Spradlirlg Kathryn Spurlock Mack Stanleton Vergie Statzer Jyf , 5 6 3 Q -s Carol Strickland Jeanine Strlckland Frances Umbarger Betty Swindell Jaynie Wallace fx F ff A ia Q- R 'Q I' V fi Q ff -4 'f' t J ' X t ., J' .gi X ' l an ..Xx f .- ' D 1 f 3 rf 'S 'fd F xi n f e Y,, '1 gg T? - 2.22: v vig.. y.re s Ik. 6 t Q - fb at ' fe A - , , f fi ya! . , 'A '- 'y A KJ .Q ' ' ,- t e n A 9 'ii . X I I ' .t My , aiu 5 . k Q W - , . .au V 4. A 1 kj L ' .J - 'fr ' , t J?- x 'AJ I - ' 1 , H 1 A t Q X K Q 4 V ,. K Y RN X Q , ,.:.'f:1.' l , J I X A , 5 W -y , . df' - - ummm I -I , W' ' , 4 'A' , r Q f- t af? 4h lv! Ge01'g1a Whitley B1111e Wlntworth James W111eford Bobby Wllleford patsy wolfe .3 1 X X Bobby Young Charlyne Yetts 5 A , f ' f f f n soP1-1oM0REs 22 - Florence Smith 1 President ,. rf! Lynn Trimble Vice-President Mary Lou Otts Martha Lewis Secretary Treasurer 'n- Sally Buchanan Sammie Canup James Reporter Parliamentarian Historian -F 4?i J - lewd 27' ke Adkisson Frankie Angel :Nqr .R J, ,jg g. B yy ,flu -v ff? -9 '56 B a by Marilyn Atchison Glonda Arey Bobby Ashley el' ,fi i IQ 'T ary Attwell Burt Bailey Joy Bell Martha Sue Benson Betty Benton . las Q 4 f ,Q . , z Q2 ,f ffm' ,ni , 1,5 fb -6 Q X 7 'I 1 A Y x I - W In 5 ,Ri 5-my W. Bird Keith Blankenship Harold Blount 'WU rs Marcella Bowden Bobby Bridges f 4F ?Q:r v A3 Egg :yt A ' k ' X J ,- -- V y Bridges Billy Bridgewater Virginia Briggs Jack Buchanan Willard Burk fl n 9 V 1 ,Q 'ffm , f9' in I nf S '43 H. if fu lle Butler Carol Cameron Don Childress Allen Clark Jimmy Clinton 'I ' My Q ,HIM WWW W 1 fi' X x N' W ws 4 f' C ,.. D ' C , F-I3 - . A 4- 'I If 4 Q is , ' ' ff' ' - , 'e,l jcg:va? I will ruai? V I l HX' xx Merle Coker Jerry Collins Wanda Compton Billy Converse John Copela if 'Q C A 6, 'YA A, ff G I 5 ' . A ,,, p mx , 'f CX 'I ' 1 - . Charles Couch Margaret CourtneyC. P. Crosskno 3 A7 Marcella Delaney Elizabeth Dial Louise Dickey , Q 1, , vp I, nr V49 ,li - amf A1 . . 2 ,..-ff ' Un. George Duncan Tomas Dunn Dorothy Duvall ,' .g ,, 63 1 I A W ' V gl 'A ,ix L, Af- xi' A Q I Marcie Donley f - r .-f A-ff-D A .aut F X Dollie Dickson , ,2 6 ' -u fe' X , fxx -f X , 'Bert Eahart James Dec. 'P I' iksf ,Q so l' Mack Dra rg ' ' . . XX lv ,I Charles n 5.4 a. , .K Ray Edwards Freeman Eldridge Margaret Felmet Ruth Ferguson Charleit Flnnnik- JI ? 1 4 ! ,V AJ lah Follis Bill Frey Rae Fullington Lugenia Gibbs Peggy Gibson omg Agfa '-'9' 'nr . ' in wb.. H ig X ff X 1 1. , orothy Gilham Theresa Goen william Goen Billy Green Jeanette Green 4 v , - ' W f+5'.g -6? 3,5123 'F f 'U f- 5: j, ' ? It - ! N! 2 ,433 Q np V Q 1 ' X 1 X. . 1 ' 4 3 K 'f 4 . A 3 , Mm. n6,,,,,Q ... - ' ' -dr 'i' F 3 1' - f o Ann Hart Daphne Harvey Ella Harwell Bobbie Hassell Bennett Head L-an an , G In ' I l I - l: 'gn 7 if A ,av K 3 z 9' - 1 f- if J- i'- .aft illy Hefner James Hilton Buddy Horn wilmg Hguk Murdus Hubbard M illy Griffis Billie Hales Preston Hall Ray Hamilton Mildred Hansford QP f Z I , W! 1711! 1' . I lllf' 2 NZM VN Z an ' 'V' as .2-F , -40 -4 n 'Fw 'Y ff Q 'J Jedi QQ -A -M X 'ft 'r l X , x N i nik Bobby Hudgins Bennett Hudson Billy Hughey Edith Hunt Mickey H -Q , 'Y' ' , 'algal -2 .f A., 'QW ,a. Xi ,l' Lucille Isham Billy Jared Herman Jenkins Helen Johnson James Joh P ry .li K Danny Jones 1? Betty Lake .spa .43 ' 'ill Thelma Jones Homer Lawrence Bette Kees L 3 -,. gap Cl ff L, Cecil Leake ' Preston Lockhart Virginia Lockhart Ray LODE - nfl , 1 Martha Jordan Wallace U 'm '69 zz: -ai I I I -of - dwg '57 ,LAQ g 4 . ' , 3 A ' 'Q fx J. W. Lewis Maurine Li 4 I r 4 . Y I Olene Mackey Gerald 1 fi ri '7 NSY iw Grace Mays John McClendon Eddie Merrell Lo1s Mlller Gladys Mockford 'Z 'Q -Q 'SP Beth Morgan Dora Moore A11Ce Morrow Jack1e Morr1son Mlnnie Moates f 72xt we ' 4' ,HWY ,A+ ,413 Martha Neal Herbert Newstrom Bgbby Nutt sue 0'Nea1 Jack Owens .43 fo 4, ,QR gl 'Q J lx k Arch1e Parish C L Par1sh Allen Parsons Aline Patterson Arlyn Patterson 'S an 4- .J at Ar ,nv if f b 'W ' X 7 5 I a 1 Betty P19106 Loreda Pennington Allen Petty B1111e P1ppin Patsy Ph1111ps fX ur' A ,M Q f 3 ' , ' 5 at 515' , rv ,af 3 ,N 1 1 -4 I 'Q 'lv -ax F 3512142152-:fy,,,- - , P ', f Ai -P ,Q ' fix.: K. x 2. QS .5 5 5 fl ' Q.: Q if X 1' I 4 1 wt I ff --I It P+ ' P , V' r 4' f or J ,Q fn, P P .A L F5 P ' . 'T , .af , Y .qv ,A 'd 7 A . 1 - 2 - WA!!! ' ' ' l 'MIM 1 if 61: 17 I 'S I x f t n ,fr-?'-fo , .JG-K U l 1 . v 4 i Laura Plaxce Betty Porter 1737 . f'5Vr fanny Billy Preston Marshall Puckett Quattlebaum 3 li Y ,fl Joe Routh Freda Ragan Chr1st1ne Ragsdale Ernest Rlddle Mar1e Rosse iQ an .Q f ' fi A Joe Rutherford Bllly Scott Camllle Scott Ruth Scott Morr1s Sharp 11' rf? Roy Sheltman i Helen Sm1th Herman Smith 17' ,fav M4 '-'7 Mary Sprinkle Derwood Speed Jimmy Stapleton Belker Strlckland Jo Suddeth Sybil Sykes Jean Terry I Y .I l r I N V Qqwhv - Rx W N 'Tn ity 'fr X Al' 'ral' tx ig C 'rw V 4- F' Q 'Q 7 5 ,Q J - yyjxy K . 7 w :-4 X , X ' Z l 4' 5. Q' S f af Q 15 ' --' .-f ' p Q 'gi ezlo' 51,Q? M A 'yy x! S . ,A A If me X , 4 - f -. as f Me ' Q' .fp F 3' , ' A ' .-1 4 1' 7 L, X X n Q . 1 Leroy Terry Mary Van Huss Ina Mae Walker --ps 'fli Ralph Thompson Allce iurner John Walker Hazel Wasson I A Betty Webb Ray Whetsell I .l Peggy Turner Mary Turner V117 MW Anna Wallace D11e Ray Walthall I? Otis W111aby 105 Jean Wllliams Jessle wllllamb Mary Wood Patsy Wllleford Frances Youngblood lfl I A - Q FF , 1, .I fa .3 ' I M- 'XXI nd v J 51, .. ' gl I 1 . ,5. L x I ' L 5 - -1- , - 6 , , . 4? ,'4s', fi I . Ar 'JF -'als fxfll A ' I ' X Kg, J 1 . -v 1 ,W ' . X v0 Jr f. P? I 5 .J ag 4 b ' 1, 9 M Q .A W 5 f .J ' X J. Q I V, . Ki ta' A ' 1 'M r ' ' Il? Link R r J rgai I A fu fax? 5, . f' J ,M Vx'-Ji W WHO E . SHUFNFR MOST BEAUTIFUL L G I R 4' 352-485, 'UQ' JEAN YOUN V V 8 fc' L I M4 F f 5 f f I ,Q JY' MOS T HANDSUME Wh! 'T TOBY NARRHMORE f x 1 WK 1 , ... l LVVL ,, MOS T POPULHR ' 1 L HNE AUNDERS '.? ,1,1L - - :Fil 1 , S--if , 3 . .e ff 1 ' '- SP L , A . , , ' 'Ti-2' MOS T POPULAR B 0 Y 0 .Q . Y A ' 1:1'1,f N V Q X 1, , V jf. AMES SAUNDERS X if , 5. li L I I' ' . '.-0 A .A,' 'F sr N1 ,. P1 ' 1 x vu- P Bgghy Warren--Better known as the NDance Kingn of the ball-- His humorous wit and ways win many friends--Stepped out this year with a permanent wave which is becoming to his zootie personality and his distinguishing good looks. Belly Qggn--Blessed with a gif for gab--Her charming personality and natural sweetness have made her a campus favorite. She could argue her way out of prison. Her pretty face and dancing feet will always be remembered. -Af , , . W , ff. .,.,. ' ,f 'j - ., La nai .y I , j 'I 5 ae3 jPZPy.5r' kwf 5 :. A , S fa 5 ' James Ripley--Known only as W' nkipn--A Senior who has taken more E honors in athletics than anyone in 3 the history of G.n.s. ms many ff' honors include his four letters in basketball and football, ans three years as captain. Rip is loved by all because of his friendliness and T unselfishness, and his teammates if look on him as a brother. ' in Q9 L ix xx V, -8 Thidi Hill!--Her popularity is equaled only by her subtle beauty and sweetness which is disarming to all she meets Her chief charm - is an ever-tempered disposition and an unso histi p cated naturalness. She carried the American Flag with poise and dignity. Benq? , ' ' fl 'ill ' ' ' iv- Qblulb 7H 'f? Q, 'i' w 'S13 fl? 353'-7,-'V -f ' , ' - Q' Q , '.,,:f:-11:--2' 2 1 ' ' l ' ff' 1 iv, I+ -'rw , I nh-a f ,Vw-ny, f - I - . 'NX Rgrx Betty Dooley--A swell, super, colossal doll is Dooley. A peach of perfection to Pier--Could also be called Sam's solid sender--Keeps up the school spirit as a Junior yell leader--Sweet with a capital HSN . 3 George Murdough--A fun loving fun maker--Full of friendliness and vitality. Everyone would recognize George by his friendly ways and good humor--The band is proud to have such a super major. ydliawg 5 Qorgce Lgdymgg--Dynamite with a radiant personality. Ladyman is truly a lady's man. He's the man of June's moon--His friendly smile is his best asset--His winning ways and charming smile make him one of the most popular Junior boys. 1l571F? ac Q., , 0 ,O 0 Nancy Agkgg--A brunette beauty bound for success--Tall dark, and ravishing with all the charm, culture, and natural grace of a Powers model--Strictly T,N.T Every lad's lassie--Nancy's an ex ceptionally popular Junior. . X Mgr! Lgg Qtts The beloved bombshell A damsel that's differen Jiff- darling, and daring The dream of t Sophomore class that hit Greenville Hi with a bang' Sweetness has won her a host of admirers Bal Lgng Boy with a smile that turns eyes in his d1rection An advancing Sophomore that is win ning the friendship and admiration of all destined to stardom in ath letics Chewing gum, he tells us frankly, is his favorite indoor sport and past t1me Hats off to Ray A 'X : K lvfv N. mf S71 s.-1 , A- ' ' 4' 1s I r Leroy Igrry--Here's a chap who's always bright, agreeable and snappy--an up and coming football star--Gir1's hearts go thump- thump when he's around--keep up the good work Leroy and you'l1 always be tops Elglgggg SQLLQ An individual stined to shine among the brightest lights in Greenville Hi and has al ready begun to sparkle Looks that win all hearts to her command. personality that dazzles al1--de- 'I 3 ti.-xh N j. 5 A' Q - .Q ' an 'vw 'Q r fx NL: ACTIVITIES ff f 9 :T I, 7 I X 5 I I X! Xi 2 6 I X 7 Q ,4 ff I ff I 3 in 1 S X EH Q91 asmffzffff BAND III! UU Xia One of the best organizatlons 1n the state, and the best 1n these parts, 1S the Greenville Hlgh School Band Mr Ed Bernard, director, has developed a wonderful band, as usual, with George Murdough as drum major Beauteous Rlta Pat McMeans was elec ted band sweetheart L1nton Bowman was named student d1rector by Mr Bernard for the 1944 45 school year 'R in cg 1.v '.Qb GEORGE MURDOUGH RIT! PAT HCHIANB 17 Ggyr Head Drum Major Band Sweetheart fd. One of the major events participated in by the band. JEAN YOUNG fl g :N- THEDA NALLS fl g kj LUCILLE LOVE S h 1 f ELL LEADERS 151. .ini miigg a H Md' :QM xc fl J 1 f I g 'xi fa M 3 VAL Sm, fl, 'Si' 44 E' 9' X ,Envy 2 'Alu' A? f' vii., -,SWPM 3 'fr ,xl JQYKA if Af 'W Y? 4.0, Q? 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H. 8 Drums, bugles, and all, under head drum major, Patsy Baldwin, par ticipated in all affairs with the band, and attended several out of town games, where they received the usual praise and commendation. , A, av q 1 U-sr:-' ' , ,-, 51 Ill' .V x '- v Auf: 419 -f- ' Q ' , ,,,g. Mag, A 't , ,,,....n... .J was - lr 'few M1:..,...r Aw, A 4 .N--Q ,, ,,., ,M ,ar K ,ZTTMT ,, ,H -Mr f ,M ,m'f s':f , ,ai HQWZ.-fe M6 F y hugh 4' '.-my ,, 1-:V I--,ax wwe: gum ' Wu, 'wa' 'Y ' rams f ' U ,,W-M wwf Q -.1 A We ' I x 1 . . 1 , ' kt, ' u msec L' ,, ,. ,O 3: a. nm ,E some -.-raw 'mffu' ll: ,M ,,,, 0 I A ew sv -f - .mms-:vu 6 3 ufvouan sm. '- RCE HI susan. V, me ,, pplsfm A ns - E . gg. , ' n. I ,nn 5 Z , Nfl 9 2 ' -...... in M : if ' I , V n 1 X ,wi ' XX .. f - Q - , . A . 1 r ' e ,Q , ' x b 1 h , ex, x-n., -. ,. d X x X N N . ' NORA JEAN!! SUMMER! Senior Majorette JUNE SCUFT Junior Majorette PATSY BALDWIN HEAD DRUM MAJOR ANNUAL ST FF The Lion of '45 was produced v1a the hard way Again war time conditions cramped the style of the Lion, and aga1n red tape made work slower But the staff weathered the bad cond1tions, and produced an annual that they hope w111 be thouroughly enjoyed by all now and in years to come Aa x 5 Q lf 'Cf A V Q , 'v A ' -r , A 'fl' 3' -5 'N 4' Y . . V A v' ' -.r n,- .1 4 V 1 , .. . . STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Counc11, under the leadershlp of its sponsor Mr Holder has attempted to give the students more vo1ce 1n school government th1s year and to encourage student participatlon 1D school 8Ct1V1ti8S and assembly programs The Council had charge of activ1ty programs throughout the year, presided over by Pres Colleen Porter, and his sponsored numerous other school events HNIS The Spanish Clubs have had a very successful year Early in the term the SP8D1Sh Counc11 was formed with offlcers as follows President Florence Smlth V1ce Presldent Evelyn Shofner Secretary Ann Jones Treasurer Nancy Acker Parliamentar1an Reporter Danny This group led 1n putting on Mexlcan Banquet at Christmas time Carol Camerson Darby very successfully the annual 'rf gl -fx.-f .4iiz!...:.1L......L .45 The Pan Amer1can Student Forum, under the leadership of Miss Elenlta Patton and the Social Science teachers, had a very successful year Many interesting programs were given, and contests were entered by some of the members The state bulletin, the Pan Am Times', was offered the members of the club Interesting Pan American programs were also given ln the different club groups The Greenville Chapter had the honor of being the largest P A S F organization in the state, and having its president Pat Burnett, president of the P A S F of Texas JUNIOR LEH Salvete, Reges et Reglnae May the fates hold 1D store for you much good fortune and good luck And 1n your journey through life, may you meet each task with courage and confidence 1D your own abi11ty LHSSIC CUE 77 tg S Z Junior Classical League officers 1944 1945 President Sep Lee Prieste Vice President Helen Overall, Second Vice President Robert Duke, Secretary Joanne Neal, Treasurer John Jo1liffefNot in picturel, Reporter Joe Benson, Historian John Carsey, Parliamentaria Ji 1 rx n mmy C inton, Librar1an Patsy Wolfe. ,,,: . t Y. , 8 'S i K I t , Mg X I .5 v 5 fur., f ' .1 fer Q 4 .. 3 I ' vf 5 J 6 . 1 TIO HONOR SOC! T The raising of Hold glory' each morning and the mottoes which appear 1n each room are the trademarks of the Nat1ona1 Honor Society sponsored by Mrs Ruby Moran and Mlss Norine Herndon Th1s organization malntains at its own expense the pleasant room in wh1ch its members meet Even greater progress in the future can be expected from the N H S fi'?':v , 1 f S 4 .,. L Y ' Q 1 rn Q . Q ' 1 . ' ' ? 9 4? M 1 ' Q K . .. 'S 5 'Q 3 I ' 3 3 -,,1- A, V, 1 O . I ' Q n . a SOCIAL C IENCE J Q Amer1can, Texas, and World History, Economlcs, Sociology, and Civics are the social sc1ences offered 1n G H S They are taught dexterously by Misses Evelyn Riley, Mary C Harrison, Ethel Cassles, and Mr Harold McRae 6 ., I' V 3 in . I , I k K -b., 4 .Q K Jr. I ki ., I 4 .'l ' , ' M, . 1- ,. f . I . I 0 O OFFICE STHFF Mr Flewharty supervlses the off 1ce workers J1mm1e Dee Peyton and Claudlne Cook 1ng1y do the chores, Betty lng as always sm11 day's wrlt Betty Doole engoylng a tele phone conversa tlon, whlle Dorls R11ey d1ctates to Mr Flewharty' secretary, Betty Rltchey LIBRHRY S 7'f7F F 3,-HP? Mr Evolyn Zunker trying to Hselln a borrower a book Second period llbrary assistant, Patsy Su111van wa1t1ng on a customer The llbrary has been built up greatly by the purchase of new books The proceeds of the sen1or play go for buylng new 11brary books, and more new books are being added all the t1me. pc... .N k F 5 fx u o 1 n COMMERCIH EPHRT EN 'if' The clatter of machines tick away the minutes of the day in the commerc1a1 f1e1d Salesmanship, Bookkeeplng, and Shorthand are the remainder of fields 1n the commercial department Ski11fu11y training the future buslness men and women are Misses Smithey and Lum fm' 5 Y fa t 4 9... , in Q - 1 1 ll 6 ,X K 1 , rl ..1'y! -Q, I ' C SH Intent on learning to use the planer Getting started for a period's work R'-1 CHE ISTRY The blue flame of the bunsen burner, the strong smell of ammonia and the racks of test tubes are the common place things which will stick in memory of all those who took chemistry this year under the capable guidance of Mr James Yarbrough PH Yslc Mr Abe Holder, head of the Phys1cs Department, had a good enroll ment 1n h1s Physlcs class th1S year Many interest1ng experiments were performed A Physlcs Club was inaugurated under Mr. Ho1der's leadership Much informatlon was obta1ned through the c1ub's work . .. L o c 1 n Those, who in their high school days take part in the activities of the homemaking department, are truly the Future Homemakers , not only of Texas but of the whole world This is an important organization because the peace for which we are now fighting can be preserved more easily if the homes of tomorrow are headed by capable, scientifically trained young women H0 co OMICS A14 A , . 1 ' 4 'Q ' f F Q, 4 'Zill- ' lx J W ,si X . - rl W 5 ws.. .JL ' X' .' - u. . '- hir ,f- ' , ' 5 p ' . - -- H ,9', 5 I -Q... .,,,:y- by iv, 3 1 A 'wnn.,- .--. . , X14 , A --- -..-- 2553? ' ' . ...--N '- ,,.'-.- -f,1.v, M . 1, fri NAU G .SSOCIH 1 :ilmn .X The 'G' Arsociltion lost two of its members to the armed services this year The two, not pictured, were Billy Engle and Kenneth Land The 'G' Association has as members only those who have lettered in some sport Money raised during the year goes for buying jackets and sweaters for members 8. H I In ,g. by ' A 'Wy A-'5' MMM . u3+ , t,A S , My I ye ,,ii, g . mv V'. -. . sv- ' 3 ' - .5 T I Q Xu ,, 5 H e 1 ' 4 4 ' 1 p . 1 ' uvfrt, in . Y igf r f bf-A BOY'S PHYSICAL EDUCATION Holding the bound! 5 ' o Q ' '- 1--a part of the ily P. E. hour. jf 4 f . , N af: u x M' ., .- , .-,VN x. 'hh' A jig? G1RL'S PHYSICHL EDUCATION You can tell this is posed. I 4 . . ., . QM' Vi'-Q 'Q Aqsfravf . 'JL e .M Ca1's for the gals, too' I' P-my WM ,L-A ..fl,? ' Na H A--. vw-wavmrnumvmas. --w9,,,,u,,,n A --ani... 'rr wwf ,xs:q.q,.',',,f, ,KAW wx 3' HUC bday? Performers De Luxe Phys. Ed. des1gn for Pyramids 1n P. EJ , 'r J ,' s ,R V s .P , - X gr . 1 . ..,,-,,: F L , 5 Q ' lx f 1 'ilgggigs 4 1 'v ' 'X A .u.,,,f1 .2 Q. LLQ5 r ,,' , 4 - , mf-f, 11:43 Q V A v J y ' 'if' 4 '. W, wi 33, if . - . . - , - wrt-' '. u - f g f,.mz':',:fg:.,., Wm. , - P , P ,1 M L. I .1 P H Q , ,t 3 3 , , -, P V A I ,V, .tm A , ! M . - P..-. , L ,, -y A 'L P -N -.... W ' gg, ,W ,- ,. MM. -.,.. ....,......L.,.,,.. Y, I It ,S ' ,' A ' V 5 - - :wx-wx f -: 1-' '- H H: ' ' . f sf: , --1 , in -v , fc- 'ling-..,,' 4. ,4:l,-,s-.5 1 . ' , 1, 'q w I W ., I K i f Jkffgzfggitg -, jr k.,gL4 W 5, W , A Q . I P ,P 3, ,. - V - , . . - I f - ' 5 J-, . ,,-s,,sk,,. .A M.-. ' fw-mlffwf-W-P+-Q - W'ff:wafw-A-Iwf 'a 'f'Y'g 'f'2 Visas-flfw' af? , , . ' ' ' 1- , A 1 1 , . - Q M U K ,,Q.,l... ..2,.fiLL ff1.f. .,.,,..' E' P' nf ' ' ' X , A .. M .. .,,,,l , X. ,Pk ' x uf? , M., f RN. , V ' W TRIOTIC CUMMITTEE These members of the Patriot1c Comm1ttee representing all the students 1D school have sponsored many worthy projects thls year Some of these are the Wfltlng of letters to exes 1n servlce, sendlng 3Qgder'S Dlgest to servlcemen, buylng and ma1l1ng Chr1stmas boxes to exes 1n servlce and more recently SpOnSOT1ng the Red Cross dr1ve M1ss Mary Cloyd Iarrlson and Mrs Norlne Morrls, sponsors, have g1Ven much t1me to th1S worthy project 1 l ymcvmwf,d r rj4,, A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I . ' . P at 4' nl' 5+-. , L I A. 41 i in 2 -S: B17 Bl Rita Pat McMeans Miss Corine Lamm Mary Ruth Collins Larry Thomas Joan Cody James Yates Helen Overall Benny Lou McGu1re L.. fl 4 -.-. 44'- y --I -mark!-4 Addle Mae Brun D7 D' Ill! HA K I: Patsy Sullivan Mary Ruth Collins I 1 VM Ab 5 -, ll l -3 7 , . AJ' . ,ll W ,-.fff 4k.Q if 1-5 V V 2 ' . 4- - Vi Md Q 4 J f y l y A 3' Mary Nell Jones Jack 8 Carl Price YJ' w-'A' 41 A51 X4 Bonnie Welch Jean Lew1s Billy Cunningham fu: 1? gy ,-A 'J Qyf 'Q LT' fxg 452 .QQ1 M-'S' H. -7 - 1x,, Ss fv- x I - N J r ' A .' ,W - M nf ' 'I -. Reba E B111y McPherson James Money ss. 518' A . ' fl , ,N M 4 , ..- 4 ...,...-.-.hinnni Mary Frances Downlng Colleen Porter i Patsy Ba1dW1H Gladys Ann Cooper 1 Doris Riley Betty Doan Val Gene Crella Jean Bostlck C11ft0D Alexander Nadine Felmet E 5 2 ' ' nn 5. Bobby Don Warren Jlmmy Franklln EUDICG Wood fi M Phy1l1s Hendrlx Q Joyce Dewees Theda Beene . . D v 0 Q W ,Q ' v . . ,V nn. --- 0 TS ff ff' yi TROPHY CASE The troph1es in this case have been won for G H S by the good sportsmanship and exceptlonal ab111ty of her students Special credit should go to the 1944 L1ons for enab11ng us to have the D1Str1Ct 5 AA champ1onsh1p trophy Wh1Ch 1S shown in the foreground .L 4 .g' I 'a ,::',-5'4 V 'N - A :ra- ,',..v f 1x - . Y . I U Q . . 0 . . O FOO BflLL , N ,Vw F SQUAD X -S T ,. 5 .f,1.g,g JV- , ,f - , f , vf Qfrwffw1'+sv J ' Quai' fs- J Stilgsfigfgfyy.,-QII, , .,, rg.,-V V ., I , i.,.,,. M,-.sg .,, - 4 gh vida' -hw 1 ., I 1 lg' Back row Middle row Front row -ig? Coach Whetzell, James Money, David Jones, Bill Long, Sam Pier, Marcus Freiberger, Bruce Mooney, Herman Perry, Ray Moudy, Val Gene Crelia, Jim Gillam, Manager Frank Ellis, Coach McRae Manager Dick Pigman, Ralph Manley, Coon Carsey, Edw1n Pugh Pat Burnett, Jimmy Stapleton, Charley Couch, Thurman Bouknight, E J Terry, Leonard Attwell, John Jolliffe, Manager Johnny Redmon, Coach Harrell Harlan Smith, James Ripley, Donald King, Kenneth Land, Eldon Dawson, Jack Price, Bud Saunders, Billy Engle, Hyatt Cheek, Toby Narramore. COACHES :...-Q-EA-,,-1,.. 2 1 ,,,- ji ' gi - 'ff:ii:: ma-Q1 vt,-. . Q.. - ,.,.. 2-f --- N T -. -N-L, A Y I in - v - ef- ,--. 17- -Q-.---:-. ,,,,-,T f'- T - . :v-his ini' 15: fig'------- -' ...' .'-... -ei j'7Q3T 'f-U- ww-Q ,Q.ii,.f'-'Q eww -.. 'Y-. . 2.1. YM: , , 1 ' 'W f?-f -E -Q AJ, , ' t ' A 'Nl' into-. ,,,,,, lil! 'bn'-1. i -9' ' ' A . .. ' . P 'A Q . ..1,QE,0E-.H-. - 5194 Q1 Ny, A .,,W,,y---x 'Mfkn7l1M 'LY' Q 1 - ' is 'o F , it A JACK Coaching were the three had as his new - L .- A . A ' ' . ,, . .,,.f.Ig,.2.3,-A - ,.-. ,v1,-vg.- . 1 QV-1?5'1f.g4g 1, -.' WHETZEL, HAROLD MCRAE, AND HEAD COACH BOB BARBELL the 1944 Greenville Lions through their district championship men above. Coach Harrell, head coach for the second year, assistant, Harold McRae. ww... -ww... nav' A-av . . gr- -4 J - Lkfit' ' ,. 0-gr' 0 1 aw , - 5 'Q-gif.--I' 'f' q 's , , rfb ,.,,.f'a f Q fJwu-A- Y Y:.a-,:...T, k .,,. .. A ,V -..-.. W. .. , ,,.,,,,.k, N N, ,nfs ' M , , -' km. -1, 1-. -M 'nl fxlvfx' ' ., X ,I I- , Q 9 ' E 5 , , -wi qw ll i aff: - yew ' .MA Q fi- iw L-, , 'X W 5 J I X ' av Nil ' KA xg wi , ,K fa , ' . I 1 W f.. Q af ' A k. 1 fig : glfihy 4' sf' 1' a 'Ii ' J'qVk A .Y 'AE -if 1. . ,. 3, 5 ,I . ' 135: 1 L . H- L ,L . , . 'z ' -- znjjyi QL, dfwf-, in-N1 Q 1 1 1',, ni ' , - , A. Ag fp 1.-' -14 , .. 4,1-Q.. 1 :..'4'f,. 7' V -'6 ' ' 31 m-v.-.......,m in 5 agar: , - ,, , ,Q My -X, 1, . -XR L- ' f , . r I QQ Y 1 I A H t I , - - li' 1 -- ' U2 - nxxi lil , - 'm5a'Qlw-? ix 42 nb, WSC 1 ir is iw, an 'ilj 14 ENGLE THROUGH THE MIDDLE -. ll tT 'ir' ll..........I Q, ' l1 19 :IZ '....2U-gf ....... qi -5 Q If- 'lIsw-lun: I ..............., U' S!!-'lim ...in 1 'Stump-1 , Ugw Ur-gum 6 1... 'U Bl k i' -f-'-f' If wiv' 4 :emi kX?vz. 'iii wma? r S4V W' T R8 'fi' 3: x -nh am g., 9 r-hx ww THE LITTLE AND THE BIG OF IT SAM, MARCUS, AND ELDON i M 5, ,. , F Tlf A ' A , R , ' y ' Y W V' 1 In . ' .. . A . ' 14 g,-:fl ' .., QF -Y KL x, ', , . 4 ' j - f.1-',.m5f'- by I . V 0 , A - '- ,5-Lmgw 1 I 'X , A '-ik, 1' ww mf . - ' , V, fhbg-. ri, -at ' , '. , .J A f 1 , 'K :, .GZ 'V . ' .jxw -21 5 . I wJ..-.1 , 1, -my if ff, g, -- I '- Q :mf , ' I - Q' gt' I Q. '-' - '--, .. , 1 4. , . ...,...,-....- -- V - -- -4 '- ' .'.:...- , -A . H , , v -- . -. , M. :Qi-nu.c:1,, f ,- .Ai - in 1 -- ........ 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'af .-2.1, A -.., i I A of-by ALL DIS TRICT5-AA Billy Engle Back ii FAQ, ,rl .- ig., er A Nw :- Jr, XA Jack Price Center UOUQ-1' 41 irq-uw. , 'iii iim.. ,.,,tx.:- .i .V. hiiqt: ,Ft K , H.,NMw .y wwmwwfas 4. A 1 Kenneth Land Guard James Saunders End minkus,-.-f. we ww. nv... . ..,.,. Eldon Dawson Guard 1944 SEASON RECORD In the flrst game the 1944 eason, the Lions smothered the EHn1S L1ons under a barrage of passes and runs, w1nn1ng 29 to 7 Early 1n the game, the L1ons showed that they were 1n need of much more work before they would be able t suc cessfully complete the tough d1Str1Ct 5 AA grlnd The L1ons could not seem to get golng unt1l after the f1rst half, 1n wh1ch only a safety was scored, givlng the L1ons a 2 to 0 lead In the openlng m1n utes of the second half however, lt was ENGLE CROSSES THE DOUBLE STRIPE a dlfferent Story to cllck, and the L1ons ground game was much better Ripley passed to Saunders for 23 yards, placlng the ball on t e Ennis three yard l1ne, from where 'Engle plunged over for the f1rst touchdown of tue ame Engle converted from placement, and the L1ons led 9 to 0 From there on oxt, the Lions held supremecy 1n every department Only mlnutes later, K1ng sprlnted 43 yards to a touchdown on a trlcky rever e play Klng, on the 1dent1ca1 play that he had scored only moments before, raced 62 yards to another touchdown Then the lone EHH1S score came on a 28 yard pass play, the pO1Dt converted, and the score was 22 to 7 The f1nal touchdown of the game came after Rlpley had 1ntercepted an Ennis pass, and returned it 37 yards to the Ennis 15 yard l1ne Then he tossed a bullet pass to Saunders for the remalnlng distance Engle converted, and the game ended 29 to 7 After a trying Journey of almost 500 miles, the L1ons overcame terr1f1c odds of alt1tude and heat, to defeat the confident Corpus Christi Bucaneers by a score of 21 to 12 Determlned to win, the Lions fought even after it seemed that they had passed the l1m1ts of phys1cal endurance L1on hopes hit bottom on the opening play of the initlal period, when Blazek, highly touted Buc back, caught a pass ln the end zone But the play was called back, and the Bucs penallzed for backfleld 1D mot1on From that moment on, the Lions held back the Bucaneer onslaught, and taklng the offenslve got 48 yards on a pass from Ripley to King, that carrled to the Buc 7 yard l1ne three tries, Engle hit pay d1rt, and the Lions led, follow1ng the converslon 7 to O In the second quarter, Perr 1ntercepted a Buc lateral and was downed on theBuc 20 On the f1rst play followln Rlpley laid a pass 1n the hands of K1ng on the one Yard llne On the next pla Engle h1t the mlddle for a touchdown, converted, and the L1ons led 14 to O The Bucs started a determlned dr1ve that resulted 1n touchdown that ended the half 14 to 6. A tlght th1rd quarter ensued, w1th the L1ons allowlng the Bucs to Score, and the scoreboard read 14 to 12, Greenvllle. Vlctory was lnsured mid way 1n the final period, when James R1p1ey tossed a Pass to Donald K1ng for 65 H NARRAMORE AROUND PIGIT END yards and a touchdown, For Hx the third t1me Engle conver ted, and the L1ODS had avenged a defeat handed them bY the Bucs only two sea sons before. t ' of Q U 0 - . C . ' 1- ' ' a 4 'Fay ' . R ' IL! o - Q, , Ripley's passes began 4 ' E' . ,On , . Y , , ' A ' 3, ' u yn 'I . :ff', : 4:5-Ji- ' . a A V With numerous members of the squad on the inj- ured list, the Lions next took on the Tyler Lions at Tyler. The Tyler eleven quickly took command of the situation, and handed the Lions their first defeat of the year by a score of 27 to 0. Scoring quickly, the Tyler eleven led 7 to 0 at the end of the ' first quarter. Their 214 pound fullback, Harold Parker, pro- vided the punch that put over the next Tyler tally, that ended the half 14 to O. The Lions fought desperately, but could not hold the gigantic Tyler line, and the Tylerites pushed across their third tally in the last minutes of the third period. The Lions fought even harder the fourth period, but did not have the strength behind them to stop the Tyler eleven, which scored again early in the fourth and won by the final score of 27 to 0. The Lions did, however, make threats. One end- ed on the Tyler five yard line after a penalty had hurt their chances to score. ENGLE ---- ON HIS WAY AGAIN The Mineral Wells Mountaineers invaded Phillips field the following week to be swamped by a revived band of Greenville Lions Scoring in every quarter, the Lions gave the Mountaineers no time to threaten The Lions held the Mineral wells eleven outside the Lion 20 yard line the whole game R1pley's spectacular passing, and Engle's crushing runs ran up the Lion score to 27 to 0 at halftime Engle blocked a Mountaineer punt, picked it up and galloped 37 yards to a touchdown to open the scoring column He added the point which ended scoring the first period In the second, Ripley passed to Burnett on the Mountaineer 14 yard line to set up the second score On the first play thereafter, Engle ran right end for the 14 yards, and added the point Engle scored the next touchdown from the three yard line after Ripley s 30 yard pass to Narramore Engle again pounded the Mountaineer line, and again he scored, this time on a 5 yard dash through the middle In the second half, reserves took to the field and with Pugh Terry and Burnett alternating, the ball was brought to the Mountaineer two, where Burnett went over Ripley passed 40 yards to Burnett for the last score giving the Lions their 40 to 0 win The Lions age old enemies, the Sulphur Springs Wild cats, next invaded Phll RIPLEY AND THREE woULD BE TACKLERS UPS Fleld The Mons although not quite up to par, crushed the Wildcats by a score of 27 to 0 From the one yard line, Engle smashed center for the first score After a long march down field Engle again plunged over followed by Pugh s two yard run for a score The final score was made in the fourth period, and V 5' the Lions had again def eated their former dis Ages N trlct 6 AA rivals Opening conference play -Q... 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V - , W 27, j -, -V.'.:LMkilW A 1,1536 -D --f,A:V , 4- ft. . fn, X ,ff -Y 5 . 1nto the Greenville fans But the L1ons qulckly re tallated, and led 7 to 6 at the end of the flrst per1od, by v1rtue of Klng thlrty yard right end run, and Engle s polnt after touchdown converslon Engle qulckly scored twlce, and converted both times, to g1ve the Llons a half t1me lead of 21 to 6 One of Engle's touchdowns was on an eleven yard run, and the other on a two yard plunge Klng, after a long pass from Rlpley, stepped over for the f1FSt touch down of the second half Engle scored next, followed 2 few mlnutes later by an other touchdown pass from Rlpley to K1ng A stout pass defense stopped the Leopard aerlal attack, but st1ll they tr1ed On one of those trles, Pugh 1nter cepted, and returned lt 36 KING ABOUT T0 RECEIVE ONE ONE OF RIP'S PASSES yards for the last touch down The Lions followed the next we k Wlfh a starting 19 to 0 vlctory over Sherman s Bear cats The game started to be an 1nd1v1dual fight between R11ey and Engle, but the L1on forward wall tamed Riley, and Engle stood out as the 1nd1v1dual player But, he could not possibly have done so well, had the magn1f1cent llne play of the Lions not been true to form After a very hard fought defenslve battle most of the f1rst per1od, the Lions turned on the heat, and with Engle plunging six stralght t1mes, carr1ed the ball over for a touchdown In the Second per1od, after a 15 yard penalty had set the L1OnS back on their own 32 yard 11ne, Ripley passed to Narramore who was flnally brought down after a 36 yard ga1n to the Bearcat 32 On the next play, Rlpley tossed a beautlful splral to Klng, who went the rest of the 32 yards for the tally The last touchdown of the game came when Rlpley passed to Saunders for 21 yards Next on the Lions list were the Denison Yellow Jackets The f1e1d was a sea of mud, and nelther team was able to do much the f1rst half Numerous t1meS each s1de lost the ball at advantageous times But 1n +he second half, the Lions hung on to the ball and three times went all the way across the double stripe Engle h1t pay dirt f1rst He went over from the two only minutes after the second half had begun On a hand off from Engle, King went 8 yards for the next score Cheek converted After losing sev eral scoring opportunities, the L1ons f1nal1y cashed in on a penalty From the f1ve, Engle went through the middle for the score, endlng the game 19 to 0 After a first quar ter scare that found the Warriors gettlng to the Greenv1lle 9 yard llne, the Lions tamed the Bonham crew and won by an over whelmlng score of 32 to 0. Ripley passed to Herman Perry for 21 yards and the first touchdown, late in the initial per1od, Two more touchdowns were racked up ln the second period, one on a pass from Rip ley to King for 34 yards, the other when Saunders blocked a Bonham punt and rec overed in the end zone. The half end ed 19 to 0. when a punt had been block ed and recovered on RIPLEY DOWNFIFLD WITH KING f22J AND PRICE C675 OUT FRONT .M, . X . . . ' ' S w I - 7 X 1,3 . . , . -A ff ' ' ' ,- , I K ,, . . t 7, X at . . . , , 1Q -5' . f .,, ' N , . L ,. , . , ,.' ' K' . . ' O . e . . , - . . . . I . A . . . . , . . 6 , . . . - I I - . . , --- Bonham 15, Pugh carried l six straight times to score. Cheek converted. The last score of the game came on Ripley's 32 yard pass that King caught in the end zone. DISTRICT CHAMPS On Thanksgiving day, before the largest crowd ever to pack into Phil- lips Field, the Green- ville Lions won the District 5-AA champion- shup, their first year for them to be in that district To win the 5 AA crown, the Lions defeated the Paris Wild cats, in a tight game by a 7 to 0 score A nip and tuck battle Cwith Greenville having a slight edge! was played for three quar ters But it took the fourth quarter to show the Lions were supreme over their foes 0 FAMILIAR NO 12 OVER AGAIN ten straight plunges with plenty of good blocking, Engle carried 62 yards to the lone touchdown of the game Then he converted Paris threatened 1B the closlng minutes of the game, but the Lions stopped them and had control the remainder of playing time beautiful trophy was presented the Lions for their winning of the 5 AA penant, and 1S shown in front of the trophy case 1n the picture on page 106 This was the Lions first district championship since they won 6 AA in 1940 The last game of the year for the Lionswasathrilling battle in which they lost by one penetration to the Highland Park Scotties in a 0 0 game, played at Southern Meth odist's Ownby Stadium Another nip and tuck battle was witnessed between these two long time enemies The penetration that won the game came on a screen pass that carried to the Greenville 16, the closest the Scots got to the L1on goal The Lions carried with Ripley's passing and Engle's running, to the Scottie twenty one yard line late 1D the game, but couldn't push over But the Lions did become the only team to hold the Scoring Scottiesn scoreless, the first team to do so in over a year Greenville High School was well represented through out the year by this outstanding eleven, that won nine games, while losing two, only one by a score The Lions district record in football ,wwe and the season re nl' A' follows CLeft E J Terry after catching a pass from James Ripley in the Bonham game J - - 'fvgvzfvfv fi 7 ' . n , I . . h . . l A ' 2 yl . . . i 1 x alle ' ' X , , , -as li, A k .. , ,gl 4 ,aa+aw:iajJ' Q Hg4,w , 51' ,Ap -lhyg rmagm cord in basketball , N 6 Apgmg.. ,'f, A U Wl' f A N 6, ,f Hzaf A ' , ' , I ' A 1 ' ,, 4 I- ' j. , J, ..,, ' . .f A Q' , ,V XL' ' ' we - 1 0 w s 1 J, , HQ' ' 1 ' ' .rem Q ,. kg' A hx- . ,, ,lm V Sf , ,.Sf S' A O T A A N 1944 District 5 AA Football Standlngs TEAM Greenvllle Parls Den1son Gainesville Bonham +Sherman +Sherman had to forfelt two games for S A L L Distrlct 5 AA Greenville Sherman Bonham Parls Galnesvllle Season record Greenv1lle 'J 32 27 The 1945 Greenv111e L1o They won distrlct, bi d Pct 900 800 400 200 100 Boles Home 26 Pct O00 800 500 400 200 100 using 1nel1g1b1e player Sulphur Sprlngs 31 Sherman 27 Bonham 25 Sherman 23 Parls AO + Denlson 22 Bonham 9 + Gainesvllle 10 + Sherman 22 + Paris 12 + Denison 15 + Bonham 15 + Ga1nesv1l1e 15 + Celeste 10 Klondike 19 Majors F1e1d Indep Quinlan 13 endents 28 Highland Park 26 CB1 Dlstrlctb Highland Park 21 CB1 D1StT1CtJ Pampa 20 iAustin state play offsb Lufkin 39 Cseml Milby CHoustonD 7 basketball team n 1str1ct, and were state play offs at Austln flnalsl 47 CConsolat1onJ won 20 games, lost 3 seml flnallsts in the F O B A L L A N D B A S K E T B L L S T N D I G S W L T . 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' BHSKETBHLL Q f K IZ f 0 I X X X I N V x I I 'f K XX U James Ripley James Saunders Dav1d Narramore Captain Hyatt Cheek Marcus Frelberger N Pat Burnett Donald King Ray Long Leanord Attwell LafTY Mullins Sam Pier LeRoy Terry Tip-off of second Hi-Park game I THE BALL GOES THROUGH THE u00P IN TH HIGHLAND PARK GAME THE 1945 GREENVILLE HIGH LIONS were semi finalists in the state race in the play offs at Austin in March During the season, the Llons defeated twenty foes, while losing to only three Coach Bob Harrell's squad consisted of Captain James Ripley, Bud Saunders, Pat Burnett, Hyatt Cheek Marcus Frieberger, Toby Narramore, Ray Long, Sam Pier, Leroy Terry, Leonard Att well, Larry Mullins, and before they entered the service, Bill Engle and Kenneth Land The Lions won the Bonham Invltation Tournement staged at the Bonham gym early in the season, defeating Sulphur Springs, Sherman and Bonham They won nine games and lost one in winning district 5 AA, won b1 district by defeating the Highland Park Scotties two straight games, and beat Pampa to advance to the semi finals in Austin, which they lost to Lufkin They were defeated by Houston's Milby in the consolation game to become winners of the fourth place berth A HIGHLANDER TAKES THE BALL OFF THE BACKBOARD AFTER GHS SCORE -. 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