Hearne High School - Eyrie Yearbook (Hearne, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1944 volume:

f?v-r-L29 I Healfk ' 55 3? A C v , WDERSOM A WK N , 'Jf wjfiwf ff WW .M fwffyfvjgw ,ff , , W !X,.,f' Wff! WW gg., EW frenz ne fH,igI3 Scgppf .Mala 'Q r f 5 5 , 'sf X 1 N-WL? , 2 .5 Q-' 1 aff JT f' ecvzne Jefctft '9 44 Wg 1fif ,f-gf I FOREWARD With the hope that within these few pages you will find something to recall solemn and happy moments of your past years in school, we present to you the 1944 volume of The Eyrie. '- Q, DEDICATION' To Dorothy Mae Anderson, who by her devotion, cooperation, and sincertiy, has proven herself to be an able teacher, wise counsellor, and true friend of every pupil, we, the Seniors of 1944, to show our deep and lasting appreciation, do dedicate this volume of HThe Eyrie.n J W w A v x F L 1 I I , t L , ,W ,,, ,,, dhnin infmffon aa 3 o 2Ss....1.. Fred L. Wood... .... President A. W. Klement... ...Vice President E. L. Williams .... .... Secretary Roy 0. Ely ..... ...Member H. B. Scott ....... ...Member Dr. W. K. Waltmon .... ...Member A. R. Weeks ....... ...Member Committee Assignments Committee on Athletics Committee on Buildings Fred L. Wood Dr. W. K. Waltmon A. W. Klement Roy 0. Ely H. B. Scott Committee on Finance A. W. Klement A. R. Weeks E. L. Williams Committee on Transportation Fred L. Wood E. L. Williams H. B. Scott Committee on Teacher Selection Dr. W. K. Waltmon Roy 0. Ely A. R. Weeks 'r-?! ij! f JF f 'F2fI-- 'tt n,..n xx -l- t 'iles -S e s.tnbm -Xs:ff-. -i, -- mf ,, L-f-is .f'l'f'4 L ' ' Q 15- si, 5 1 , 1' 'iff ,J R 4, r.,k if 'I-, Ti Y f ef' L' 1 - ,-s :I-at 1 ' 'f I-if 'F I 1-- e e V-Q, L XX -s , ??,1', 'Z 1?-f--5 -s, TK' -tt -3, .. , X - , ,, I, I 7,4 f Z , L V .. S Y f - Y f. f - ge. U -A- ' - K A j .L,s? L 3-' -1 V fj-1., -G-sn -f C' 'fx 7'h ' A Q .l - S ' +-f-fi ll: -,'- i, 3 m1-. X 1 1 xr lekai- , Y , ' LF 4? I W ', Ki ' T Pj f -,,..f -.L f 'f 'g . ' ,A- BTTT sb- 'L X Ve 1 his ss V: s.x f lr gn Superintendent Mr. B. M. Hix University of Texas B.A. Texas A t M College M. S. 75 - 5 f As we look forward hopefully to the conclusion of the war, we are concerned with problems which will confront us in a post-war administration of the Hearne High School that life those wholesome personal-social relations ing of the many problems that lie in his path. lor students of Hearne High School who are now world. It is the all and the hope of the every student will develop in his school which will help to extend his understand- I should like to pay tribute to the for- engaged in the fight for freedom, to bid God-speed to those who will soon be called into their country's service, and express the hope that out of the present struggle will at peace. last come the realization of the world at - ' F i Principal Mr. B. H. McGuire Jr. University of Texas B. A. and M. S. Treasure in your strong young hearts the high ideal that knowledge leads to truth, God and Heaven securely.n truth to wisdom. Ever be a fighter, nurtured on that unconquerable hope that all be free, sniting from others the heavy chains of ignorance and intolerance. the noble purpose of your race, be strong in will to strive, to seek, and not These are the things that you must do to keep your record true: Nthink without clearlyg love your fellowmen sincerelyg act from honest motives purelyg trust Sarah Catropia 'B.S. Rice Institute nScience 1The1ma Conitz LB.A. Baylor University 7Commercia1 L Q-Q Valma Fisher B.A. T.S.C.W. Speech Science Texas History Dennis Harmon Bachelor of Music Texas University Band Glee Club Dorothy Mae Anderson B.A. M.H. Baylor M.A.Texas University Mathematics Katheryn Bishop B.A. M.A. Texas University History English Algebra Wwfbfyc X 1 4 ,wr'4'4NW ??V0V if w,n4C 'U' ,040 ,fjjjklh 551 Cgwv W wif Juanita Melton B.S. Southwestern Teachers College History Biology Physical Education Frances Mattisnn ' B.S. Sam Houston Homemaking 4 J W.W.McRoy ' M.S. A. t M. 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'lf A ,P 1 if f ,Q 'F ' ,W 4 BJ , ,Q X gf,-, 'A -, 1 1 :L k' if 1 ' f Kei-f , mf-zgsia ' , f5ffiQw.fff!' WE ' 3 gn' if . 'x ,--, 'l fs 5:5,,5FgkgfJ:.. if E' 1-,sP45k:?i!f2 .iEf3f - if .H Jia' 1 5 PM 'X A552 ' 32' ,f-,.ig11F,Z,hk ,,,'f'pf. -F' 2- .xP55k.,,..,f, -3.2 ' ' ' is A I 2, fn- Fw l f -1 w 21410111 K 'Class Officers Class Sponsors Billy Burney...........President Miss Anderson C.T. Rhodes.......Vice-President Miss Pitts Esther Henry..,,.,,.,,.Secretary Bernie Lawson....Parliamentarian We, the Senior Class of 1944, say to you who follow in our foot-steps: HStand tall with courage and hope at the helm of your ship. Steer it true through troubled waters to safety and happiness, Remember well, the Honor, Loyalty, Tradi- tions, Scholarship, and high stand- ards of our school. For, we the youth of today are the men and women of tomorrow, So, take you this banner unfurled of Friendship and Good Will. We say: Carry on! X X PRESTON BOWLING Preston likes mus- ic and model de- signing. He is a member of the Band. Bookkeeping Club, and Latin Club, ,He plans to enter Baylor University. BILLY BURNEY Billy's favorite sports are foot- . , 19' X.. LAWRENCE D. BRADY To go to A. h M., and study aero- nautical engineer- ing is Lawrence's ambition. He is on the Eyrie Staff and cartoonist for the Eagle's Eye. He likes to play basket ball and- football and his hobby is making models. runnin CANGEMI U Frankie's favorite sports are base- ball, tennis, and swimming. He is President of the Senior Class and a member of the Student Council and National Hon- or Society. He plans to study aeronautical en- gineering at the Univer. of Texas. f ball and football. After graduation, he plans to be- come a rancher. BILL BARMORE Bill is a member of the Eyrie and Eagle's Eye Staff and National Hon- or Society. His favorite sports are tennis, foot- ball, and swim- ming. He is going to Texas Univer- sity in order to study petroleum engineering., -'CL' 'FREIDA CARSON Freida's ambition is to attend col lege and major in fashion designing. She is a member of the National Honor Society, Jr. Music Lovers Club, Eyrie and Eagle's Eye Staff, and Homemaking Club. Her hobby is music PETE BENEDETTO Pete plans to be- come a rancher after graduation. His main hobby is raising livestock. He likes to play basket ball and baseball. 1FHv BOB CORNFORTH Bob is Business Manager for the Eyrie and Vice- President of the National Honor So- ciety and Student Council. His fav- orite sports are football, and bas- ketball. He plans to study petroleum engineering at the University of Tex- as. HATTIE CROUCH Hattie's .main in teI'eSt is Bl1S1IleSS work,She is a post graduate from last year. KENNETH HARKINS Kenneth plans to study engineering at the University of Tex. He likes football, tennis, and track. His hobbies are hunt- ing and fishing. 2 'Q' LILLY ANN CUCHIA Lilly Ann has proved her abil - ity as a home- maker by her a- chievements in the Homemaking Club. ESTHER HENRY Esther is the Sec- retary and Treas- urer of the Senior Class and Pres- ident of the Jr. Music Lovers Club. She is also a pep leader. Future Homemaker, mem- ber of the Nation- al Honor Society, and is on the staff of the Eyrie and Eagles Eye. JAMES CORTEMELIA James's ambition is to join the Marine Corps. His hobbies are rais- ing live stock, fishing, and hunt- ing. He also en- joys playing base- ball. fb, R an g 'X SALLY RUTH HENRY Sally Ruth is a member of the Jr. Music Lovers Club, National Honor So- ciety, Homemaking Club and Eyrie Staff. Her hobbies are keeping scrap- books and dancing. She is reporter for the Seniors and her favorite sport is basket- ball. ELEANOR COTROPIA Eleanor is a mem- ber of the Future Homemaker's Club. Her hobby is col- lecting post cards and after gradua- tion she plans to go to business college. il A DELMA LEE HOWARD Delma Lee spends her leisure time writing letters. Her hobby is col- lecting postcards. She is a member of the F. H. A. VERNO KERNS Hunting and rais- ing livestock are Vernon's hobbies. He plans to be a rancher. His fav- orite sport is running track. BERNIE LAWSON JR. Bernie's favorite sports are foot- ball and basket- ball. He is a mem- ber of the Eyrie and Eagles Eye Staff. To own a large ranch is his ambition. He finds great enjoy- ment in talking about football. fa LEWIS W. KORNEGAY Saving quarters is Lewis's hobby and after gradu- ation he plans to travel. He is a member of the Fu- .ture Farmers. ERCELLE LHGRONE To become a nurse is Ercelle's am- bition. She is a flagbearer of the band and belongs to the Homemaking Club. Her hobbies are dancing and roller skating. GWENDOLYN JOH SON Gwendolyn's sport is swimming. She is a member of the Band and Book- keeping Club. Her hobby is writing letters. PARKER MAHAN Parker is a member of the Student Council, the Band, National Honor So- ciety, and Eyrie Staff. His hobby is making model airplanes. Foot- ball is his fav- orite sport. He plans to study en- gineering in col- lege. , , ,,,l..A.,,, Y, ,,A, I WILLIAM JOH SON William's hobby is collecting stamps. The sports that he likes best are Football and bas - ketball. LORRAINE MCCORRY Lorraine belongs to the Jr. Music Lovers Club and Spanish Club.She plans to attend Business College after graduation. 'W X BAY MOSS Ray's hobbies are hunting and horse- back riding. He plans to own a big ranch after grad- uation and he is a member of the Future Farmers. BILLY BOB NETKA Football and bas- ketball are the sports that Billy Bob likes best. His hobbies are hunting and fish- ing. After grad- uation he plans to join the Navy. Exif n,. , KENNETH MULLINIX Kenneth plans to go to college at A.lM. His favorite sports are football and baseball. His pas- times are fishing and reading. DOROTHY NICHOLS To join the Marine Corps is Dorothy's ambition. Her hob- by is collecting foreign money and she belongs to the Future Homelakers Club. EMMETT MCKENZIE Emmett plans to study aeronatical engineering at the University of Tex- as. His favorite sports are foot- ball, basketball, and tennis, and his hobbies are, hunting and read- 1ng. V Y ,..,...q..,.....7.w.....,,,,,...,,,,,,., HAROLD MOSS Harold plans to own a ranch after graduation. He is a member of the Future Farmers and his hobby is hunt- ins. ,ff -f' '-aww GORDEN PEHNINGTOH Gordon's favorite sports are foot- ball swimming, and basketball. He is a member of the Ledger Club and plans to join the Navy after graduating. PEARL MARIE PIZALATE Pearl is a member of the Eagles Eye and Eyrie Staff, Rational Honor So- ciety, Happy Har- mony Club, and F. H. A. Club. She plans to attend Southwestern Busi- ness University. She finds great enjoyment in danc- ing. ff' MARJORIE REESE After graduating from High School, Marjorie plans to study and to become a nurse. She is a member of the Nat. Honor Society. LOUYSE SANDERS Becoming a Western Union operator is Louyse's ambition. She is a member of the Homemaking Club and playing tennis is her fav- orite sports. .mag MARGARET ROUSE NMarkieN collects elephants as a hobby. She enjoys music, and is a member of the Jr, Music Lovers Club. She is editor of the Eyrie and a member of the Nat- ional Honor So- ciety.She plans to attend college at San Marcos. L. D. SANSOM L. D. plans to attend business college after she graduates. Tennis is her favorite sport and col- lecting dogs is her hobby. 'ws '75 REBA RAE QUILLIN Reba plans to be- come a secretary. She is a member of the Band and her hobbies are collecting jokes and taking pic- tures. C. T. RHODES JR, C.T. is editor of the Eagles Eye, member of the Stu- dent Council, mem- ber of the Band, and Vice-President of the Seniors. He likes basket- ball and football and he plansm to study engineering in college. Q if A a TSNY SALVAGGIO Tony is a member of the National Honor Society. He plans to become a farmer after graduation. His favorite sport is football. , xy f it JEWEL RAY SCOTT Jewel's activities are the Future Homemaker's Club and Junior Music Lovers Club. She plans to go to a Business College. Her hobbies are collecting glass shoes and snap- shots. 'Ox DOROTHY STANSEL Dorothy is a drum major of the band, and a member of the Happy Harmony Club, Jr. Music Lovers Club, and the Eyrie Staff. Twirling is her hobby. She plans to go to Baylor University. H.E. STEVENS H.E. plans to work for the highway. His favorite sport is basketball. He enjoys hunting as pastime. JAMES ALFRED STEPHENS Playing basketball is James's favor- ite sport. He en- joys fishing' and hunting. He plans to enlist in the armed services in the near future. HOYCE STEWART Joyce is a member of the Eyrie and Eagle's Eye Staff. She plans to go to business col- lege and her hobby is collecting ash trays. l 'Q WILLIE FAYE SHOAP Willie Faye is a member of the Jr. Music Lovers Club, Eyrie Staff, and National Honor So- ciety. She was al- so flag-bearer in the band. Her hob- by is collecting cream pitchers. She plans to att- end college at San Marcos. H PAUL SMITH Paul is a member of the Eag1e's Eye and Eyrie Staff. He plans to go to the University of Houston and study merchanical engi- neering. Tennis is his fav- orite sport. 'Q E1 L -,rss A .llllpw UESS STOVALL Jess enjoys hunt- ing and fishing. He plans to be- come an aviator after graduation. Football, basket- ball, and tennis are his favorite sports. a 1 r COMMINGS SUGGS After graduation Commings plans to go to college. He likes to play bas- ketball, football, baseball, and en- joys riding horse- back, and going hunting and fish- ing. ,-A ? ,A,,,, ,L , . BOBBIE SUE TIMMONS The collecting of snapshots and pins is the hobby of Bobbie Sue. She is a Future Home- maker and plans to attend Business College. A. GRANVEL WELCH Granvel plans to join the Navy. He would like to be a machinist . He enjoys huntin for a pastime. RAYMOND THEISS Hunting and swim- ming are Raymond's favorite pastimes. He also enjoys playing baseball. He plans to join the Army Air Corps JIM TIDWELL Jim is President of the Future Far- mers and plans to be a livestock farmer. His hob- 'bies are hunting and horseback rid- ing and he likes football, basket- ball, and base- ball. Our Tomorrow Yesterday we laughed and loved, we shared each others sorrow. We wonder what the future brings, just what is nOur Tomorrow?u Will it be full of love and laughter, as it was in bygone years? Or will it be full of pain and strife, Of suffering, and tears? We stop and say, UAW what's the use, There's nothing left for me. We must recall this thought to mind, It is up to us, what we're to be. Of course its tough, to make the grade, when all we do seems small. Each little bit of progress counts, We cannot do it all. The help we need is not so far. It's like a goal, It is a star that shine so bright we cannot fail to see the light. we must look up, and live, and try, to fit our lives for things on high For that is HOur Tomorrow.H iS. 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Let them wake whole again to new dawns fired With sun, not war. And may their peace be deep. Remember where the broken bodies lie. . . And give them things they like. Let them make noise. God knows how young they were to have to die! Give them swing bands, not gold harps, to these our boys Let them love, Peter---they have nad no tine--- Girls as sweet as meadow wind, with flowering hair. . They should have trees and bird song, hills to c1imb--- The taste of summer in a ripened pear. Tell them how they are missed. Say not to fear, It's going to be all right with us down here. - Elma Dean -. .. , - .,. , 4,,,,X 2. --wvww, Yi, -, Qian,aQHHa?wwHMmWM?VHwwMWV Qzxi - ' . ff Vf. F ' ,,,, :fffrf emyyamwaww fwwwwwwwwf fmfaadv fMw aw 1: . y , 44 -1 -1' ff - fa' 64' - 4 4 1, , gl, F 1 lf xadmfa . y L 51,-r ' , 53 J L Q Y , 9 my , l ay 'Q -.P 4 1.39.1 wf' Juv w3rAQgi, - ffglwa, ,,,,W,f , Wwlwwaalwaaa M a.fwQWWmwb4g MMM 'Q ' in ' X Q yn 1 , ,, .,,. 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Nigliazzo-'35 Kenneth Baker-'42 Bubba Brady-'39 U.S. Navy U.S. Navy U.S. Navy U.S. Coast Guard New Demetra Palmos-'37 U. S. Navy is George Palmos-'42 U.S. Navyftop-leftl Bob Rikard-'40 B111 Palmas-'33 Army Air Corps U,s, Navy 'Q Rowell Maxwell-'36 Army Air Corps William Moss-'39 U.S. Navy y K Paul Palmos-'40 U.S.Navy-Killed in action Billy Pulton-'38 Army Air Corps xxx A.F. Timmons-'38 Army Air Corps lbw' 9' f ' if 4 G: O A af' em A A 4 A L f , 'way L A Q Q H V L,,LW, ,A 5,., ii Wendall Williams-'40 Russell nowling-'40 Kendall Williams-'40 Army Air Corps Army Air Corps Army Air Corps Air Wayne Morgon Army Air Corps '41 thy y,r- -fag ag , Ssssziqrrrr 4 3 K J 'X Carl Pete Ming Collette Army Air Army Air Corps Corps '40 '42 Dude Crowder Army Air Corps '38 Thomas Larnis Tom Luke Stansel Morris Army Air Army Air Army Air Corps Corps Corps '38 '39 '40 00 ad' M' B111 n111er-'41 John Porter B1aek'4o Frank catropia-'39 Army Air Corps Army Air Corps-Killed in action Army Air Corps 41--ni. I A V, .AW !' 9 xxq I5 3 r v X ff Sam Morris Army Air Corps '40 fx A 5 4 if vs. 4 4 ' I V H: , ! I 4 i ,Stoney Stubbs Jr.-'30 Lawrence Catropia-'34 Gene Blake-'33 U.S. Army U.S. Army U.S. Army are ,,t rr . w.p . As . ,sf sexi, -ssvk rfssf Tx lt M EA .2 . -. James Horan Thomas Leslie-'42 Elizabeth Cooper Neil-'35 Jo Boy wilson-'36 U.S. Army U.S. Army Women's Army Corps Army Air Corps si 037 A W Klemen - C.J. Allen-'41 Georges iii? U S West Point Academy U.S. Army I y v Q 1 J W nrs ? i 1 y is 5.1 . 1 A A 2 A - , . t '41 A O I ' G I ,, C ,.n..,u...p.. ,,.. .. in ,,,. . Af? 4' Wi' n,hg,A . , 34' Q . .- .. x , J 3 Q ' , '- s 11 rg -an fn A my par ml Q i Kin mi ,, 1 if ,e : X X -gi . if ,N' I 'frr , .NK A , -1 ,M ,K Q, f , 253, K v 1, f woaw 1 fi ,. - , , ,usa ,,,5 -f W ' , ,.. , ,A ,,1, -A. A f r o,,AA i f f ? .d ' .Il V, I . A . X Q! J' ,swf 5 WW' 9 ,sf iii ,ff 'Y i,y, ' j: '6 A 2 gm A ? 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V if ' ,, w .wfggm ' Jef-I+. 44-V:-av-'. ,ff - 1 - f fi Z wig iff fi ?5w5.nff2wa 2' ' cmafm A-fw+ 4:' 12 '1 ,vfffibw 1 ii- V , H iq figfgjfyg yg zfj F, ,- lx -fl U efmafafffg fogawg if 8 Ffeeiencg fnifafifg GSCYDOYAAIABQP JE e acfefwk lp 61113912 cfof WSEVENTEEN The Seniors of 1944 presented for their annual play, Hseventeenn, based on Booth Tarkington's novel of the same name by Hugh Stanislaus Strange and Stannard Mears. uSeven- teenu was presented on Friday, March 31, by special arrange - ment with Samuel French, Inc. New York, New York. Two sets of scenery were made for the play by the Senior boys. The first act is in the living room of the Baxter home . The second act is on the porch of the Parcher house. The third act is in the Baxter living room and the fourth is 'on the Parcher porch. nSeventeenH is an account of the life of a typical seventeen year old boy ---- his home life, love affairs and juvenile ideas. Willie Baxter KnSeventeenNJ and his eleven year old sister would probably remind you of the neighbor- hood children with their pranks, quarrels and Uninterested in girls before meeting Lola Pratt, in the Parcher home, Willie fell desperately in love with her. His attempts to secure a dress suit in order to favor- ably impress Miss Pratt are very humorous. His efforts to secure her affections were unsuccessful, but he finally dis- tattling. a visitor covered tha his love for her was not lasting. Upon Miss Pratt's return home, Willie decided that he would go to college. Gait. William Sylvanus Mrs Ba-xteroeoeoe Joe Bullitt,,... Genesisillilllli Johnnie Watson.. George Cropper.. Mr. Parcher..... Wallie Banks.... Jane Baxter.,., Lola Pratt...,. May Parcher,,,. Ethel Boke.., Mary Brooks.. Mrs, Baxter.... Baxter. ...C. T. Rhodes ...Bob Cornforth ......Bi1ly Burney ......Jess Stovall ...Emmett Mckenzie e e 4 ollawrence Brady .....Billy'Barmore ...Kenneth Harkins Dorothy Stansel llie Faye Shoap Esther Marie Henry ......L. D. Sanson . Delma Lee Howard Q o o o oneida Carson Iii C91 ga ulizaffo nn gffae Shag? r.......-- Members of Staff Editor-In-Chief: Markie Rouse: Business Manager: Bob Cornforth: Senior Editor: Bill Barmore: Administration: Freida Lois Carson, Jewel Ray Scott: Typists: Pearl Marie Pizalate, Willie Faye Shoap: Publicity: Esther Henry: Clubs and Organizations: Joyce Stewart, Paul Smith: Photographer: Bill Stephens: Sports: Bernie Lawson: Features: Dorothy Stansel, Willie Faye Shoap: Art Editors: Parker Mahan, Lawrence Brady, Paul Smith: Service Men: Sally Ruth Henry: 1943 Section: Paul Smith Asst. Editor: Julia Ann Smith: Business Manager: Elsie Ray Shaw: Junior Editor: Alice Claire Brady: Sophomore Editor: Virginia Klapper: Freshmen Editor: Betty Jane Leslie: Administration: Gwendolyn Taylor: Typist: Dorothy Jean Reynolds: Publicity: Donald Rickard: Clubs and Organizations: Alice Weeks: Sports: Edward Priestl - - y, Features. Dorothy Tesmer: Art Editors: Donald Boswell: Service Men: Wanda Rohde. 4'Z'Xx :- 7? H3 fax v ff! xx DEW tk, isxrx rx xH.X,,W agfeg ye Back Row: Lawrence Brady, Art Editorg Billy Barmore, Humor Editor Mr. McGuire, sponsorg Paul Smith, Humor Editor Front Row: Bernie Lawson, Sport Editor: Donald Boswell, Art Editor Joyce Stewart, Reporter, Esther Henry, Typist, Gwendolyn Taylor Personals, Julia Ann Smith, Assistant Editor, Freida Carson,Typist C.T. Rhodes, Editor in Chiefg Business Manager, Wanda Rohde Ezafionaf 15113140 ocfefg I Back ROWI Tony Scamardo, Tony Salvaggio, Parker Mahan, Bill Stephens Billy Burney, Billy Barmore, Bob Cornforth, Freida Carson, Margaret Rouse, Julia Ann Smith, Miss Bishop Front Row: C.T. Rhodes, James Collier, Dorothy Tesmer, Gewn Taylor, Pearl Pizalate, Wanda Rohde, Alice Weeks, Willie Faye Shoap, Alice Claire Brady, Esther Henry. President ---- Julia Ann Smith Vice-President - Bob Cornforth Secretary ------- Esther Henry Sponsor -- Miss Kathryn Bishop 7 i' ii V fu auf 'own ea -1 WMMWMMMWWAW ,',, rWM:'WB lk Left to Right: Pat Hall, Presidentg Bob Cornforth, Vice-Presidentg Billy Burney, Senior Representativeg Alice Claire Brady and Wanda Rohde, Junior Representativesg C. T. Rhodes, Eagle Eye Editorg Markie Rouse, Eyrie Editorg Billy Henry and Louise Nale, Freshmen Representativesg Jonette Oldham and Roy Lewis Moss, Sophmore Representativesg Parker Mahan, Senior Representative. Y B flfivfi Q QW X a B X 'N ode- ,. eff , Senior Officers President ------- Jim Tidwell Vice-President - Hugh Wallace Secretary ----- Franklin Peel Reporter -- Kenneth Mullinnix Treasurer ---- Cummings Suggs Junior Officers President --- Pat Burney Hall Vice-President -- Buddy Henry Secretary ----- Richard Smith Reporter -------- Lloyd Seale it ,sl Z x ,A .J A Eff' ,.. Officers President ----- - Jewel Ray Scott Vice-President --- Elsa Rae Shaw Secretary-Treasurer - Avis Payne Reporter ------ Frances Altimore 93:1 112 Flag Bearers - Ercelle La Grone, Gwendolyn Johnson, Willie Faye Shoap Drum Minors - Dorothy Wenck and Dorothy Tesmer Mascot - Leta Mae Sealy Drum Major - Dorothy Stansel Director -- Dennis B. Harmon 1 ,X X X Zffappg ' afzvmm J GWB ,'.. K , i Martha Joe Melton, Mary Louise Morgan, Margarete Harless, Dorothy Martin, Evelyn Kelly, Ruthie Jean Stephens, Joy Edgington, Jane Hairston, Mr. Harmon, Vera Louise Seale, Mary Ruth Cherry, Betty Jean Mullinix, Jewel Harris, Pearl Pizalate, Martha Burts, Roy Dean Hutchinson, Louvenia Oldham, Shirley Pardo, Dorothy Stansel pianist President--Dorothy Stansel Secretary--Louvenia Oldham Treasurer-- Mary Ruth Cherry Reporter-- Jane Hairston Director -- Dennis B. Harmon ,,.,f-- - lg . iw- f- Q, 1 - fl . - ' mm D xx 'Q-7 fi D -:D eiim' e ' up f,, , I i ffefflf' , -.Q F , ' -' ,---....- ' ofitfivn 6 14 Back Row Miss Pitts, Louise Boggan, Monte Rhea Porter, Kenneth Murdock, Jimmie John Stubbs, Preston Bowling Front Row Faye Pauline Nunley, Alice Claire Brady, Alice weeks, John Robert Rhodes, Carolyn Abrams, Dorothy Wenck, James Finley President -- John Robert Rhodes Vice-President ---- Alice weeks Secretary -- Alice Claire Brady Treasurer - Faye Pauline Nunley Motto: nVincit Qui Se Vincit. nHe Conquers who Conquers Himself M H ' a, 5 fiefwfaw GYM Back Row: Mary Pauline McGuire, Freddie Wenck, Roy Henry, Dewitt Waltman, Gwen Taylor, Betty Jean Mullinix Margaret Grant McCorry Front Row: Julia Ann Smith, James Perkins, Wand Rhode, Rickard, Dorthhy Tesmer, Jeanette Oldham, Mrs. McClurkan President ---- Julia Ann Smith Vice-President - James Perkins Secretary ------- Wanda Rohde Treasurer ------ Donald Rikard Sponsor ---- Mrs. J. McClurkan Mottof HQuien Busca, ha1la.n HHe who seeks shall find.N 1-1 N 1'- fi T Lorraine Donald 4' .4 uma cfovefw 61146 Officers President --------- Esther Marie Henry Vice-President -------- ---Markie Rouse Secretary-Treasurer --- Dorothy Stansel Corresponding Secretary - Freida Carson EX SPOZM Q - e . - -A,,,a:-,M . , 1- W. , 4 Ig- W .- CHEER LEADERS Buddy Crowder Jane Hairston Esther Marie Henry Paul Smith ....,.c,A 4 fx . X flsbg , ,, 1, ' ff 5 Y ' ffiv M, iw .War f A QI np-i W A ,. 3 -A 'f n A 1 1 ffiw, K -aw, ,K xnxx:-'75 ' 551 aff -V -X, ,V -J fwQ-w rdf ' 1 Q f. '12 -4' is gi J.. .W . Q M , Q, , ,. gm -if A , 5 a 7,, FO TBALL SQUAD OF '43 ' 'V' uw , . - - w ,, , First row: Barmore, Tidwell, Cornforth, Stovall, Burney, Brady, McKenzie Second row: Mgr. Rhodes, Henderson, Pennington, Boswell, Lawson, Rhodes, Priestly, Stovall, Perkins Third row: Reistino, Deason, Harkins, Stevens, Mahan, Salvato, Suggs, Scamardo, Johnson Sept , 27 M' Hearne 12-ABM Con. 6 6 Oct. 1 Hearne 6-Mart 6 Oct. 8 Hearne 18-Groesbeck 6 Oct. 15 Hearne 6-Cameron 13 Oct. 22 Hearne 6-Marlin 7 Oct, 29 Hearne 12-Calvert 6 Nov. 12 Hearne 13-Franklin 0 Coaches Asst. Coach Manager McKenzie Hix Self Rhodes LW ,Qlfscffig F 'ff gr: V, 7' g . 7 l T A James Perkins Bob Cornforth Bob Stovall Guard:Starred Guard:Starred Centerzstarred In Groesbeck in Franklin in Groesbeck game. 1 year game. 3 year game. 1 year letterman. letterman, letterman. Donald Boswell Bernie Lawson Edward Priestly C.T. Rhodes Back:Starred Back:Starred Back:Starred Back:Starred in Groesbeck in Franklin in Cameron game,in Marlin game game. 1 year game. 2 year 2 year letter- 1 year letter- letterman. letterman. man. man. x ,A , fx 'f Q 1 Bill Barmore Emmett McKenzie Bill Henderson Tubby Brady End:Starred End:Starred in End:Starred in Tacklezstarred in Franklin Marlin game.2 Mart game. l in Franklin game. 2 year year letterman. year letter- game. 2 year letternan. man. letterman. Jim Tidwell Gordon Pennington Bill Burney Jess Stovall Tackle:Starredfrackle:Starred in Guard:Starred Guardzstarred in Marlin Marlin game, 1 in Mart game. in Calvert . game. 1 year year letterman. 2 year letter- game. l year letterman. nan. If lettermanubnf-f' u ff? ' ' gil my 4 5, ,. xv . I I W 4 5 H L7 In E 171 d. If I. IL 7 Qmhfimd QMUJ EMVM1 48 ? ff X! 494 J 4... .- v f H ,,, .l but . W7 u : KLM! 5 in jqlfcur. 9 Lo 5' K flung 0 Q i K ' gg my It ij, , 5. ' . ., , ..,. xii -,,,.w ,5 -wx 1 - V:-: - ' 5 -Vee ,T 'f fer 2'!ii2f:F3ssE' E ' A A ' 4, -Q14-f.e5hag,Qg,gJ 4 ,lftfcsfes-wfhxzf -Hlifgfwfri 1f1fsef's.uf,1Qfw1,A- . ,. A 44 1 ill? i ,... ...W , ., Scrap Drive The scrap drive in which all students of the Hearne High School engaged, in the fall of 1942, was a contest between the four high school classes. Starting at one o'clock and continuing their efforts until nightfall, the students gathered all available scrap metal and rubber within the city and on the farms located near Hearne. The huge pile of scrap collect in this manner weighed in at 78,750 pounds with the Junior Class ahead in the contest and other classes following close behind. Approximately S400 realized from the sale of scrap collected by elemen- tary, high school, and colored school pupils went to the American Legion, and was in turn contributed to the spon- sors of the U. S. 0. Victory Corps To participate in a program carried out in most of the high schools in the U. S., the Hearne High School or- ganized a Victory Corps under the direction of S. L. Stine. Two of its objectives were: C11 the training of youth for future active war service Q21 the active participation of youth in the communi- ties war effort The corps fostered and promoted: fl1 guidance into critical services and occupations, 21 wartime citizenship, 31 physical fitness, Q41 military drill, 51 61 71 81 A 'Y 1: A Y K competence in science and mathematics, ' preflight training in aeronoutics, preinduction training for critical occupations, community service All boys participated in the Victory Corps if they were physically qualified, and enrolled in one of the fol- lowing divisions: C11 Air Service Division 121 Land Service Division 131 Sea Service Division C41 Production Service Division C51 Community Service Division Regular military drill and officers' training consti- tuted a part of the program, and results were gratifying to both leaders and participants. L 41 K Victory Concerts Last year the High School Band and Glee Club, under the direction of S. L. Stine, and the Elementary School Glee Club, under Miss Helen Newton's direction, held Victory Concerts once every month in the High School Auditorium. The admiss- ion to each Concert was the purchase of either War Stamps or Bonds, These Concerts were composed of various types of music such as: marches, overtures, waltzes, novelties, and other se- lections. The programs were well attended and enjoyed by every- one. The goal for the Concerts was 12,000 and a total of more than 44,000 of War Stamps and Bonds were purchased, which proves all of the concerts were successful. Stunt Night The annual stunt night was held with great hussel and bussel in 1943. The Juniors, after spreading the story that they were to give a court scene, brought forth a negro production and won first place. The scene was that of a stage during the gay nine- ties. There was a chorus, that sang spirituals, a master of ceremonies, comedians, a bluessinger, and dancer. The entire class was blacked up and displayed a collection of old cloth- es of clashing colors, The Seniors won second place with a scene from the Arabian Nights. The setting was inside of a palace, and there was a sheik with his harem. In the midst of this was a magician who turned people into things that they would like to be. The cast was in colorful silks and satins. Soft lighting gave the scene a weird effect. The Sophomores offered a collection of jokes, songs, and bathing beauties. In spite of this the freak operation stole the show. It was done behind a curtain so that the light ma- de only shadows. A man had practically everything in him removed, then sewed up. The Sophomores won third place. The Freshmen presented a comical reproduction of a band traveling in a long, oddly shaped car. The wheels were made by. boys crawling under gray covers. The students showed and play- ed their instruments which were made of spoons, pans, jars, pots, washtubs, and other noisemakers. A Kid Day On April l, 1943, the Seniors of '43 celebrated their nKid Dayn. They presented a very interesting assembly program in the morning and enjoyed the rest of the day at the Municipal Club House. Their program had as its theme a first grade school room. The girls were dressed in little girl dresses, had their hair platted in pigtails and carried dolls, while the boys represen- ted cowboys, indians and other typical heroes of little boys. Mr. Youngblood and Miss Pitts, the Senior sponsors, were also on the program. Room mothers of the class served them a picnic in the afternoon. The climax of the occasion was the dance in the Club House which began at 8:00 in the evening. W'i,QW?W Mj,ig'Jif,Qgi',in'i ZZLJWWMM. L3QL 4 fN, ww- Q ' GLM G- QQ,-fQ,v..,.. , 0-'N--'-9-lit, K-lj? 1-1 ?5fz,fQZl ,,.,Q atm ,B,,.,,. u. .. 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