Henderson High School - Lions Den Yearbook (Henderson, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1947 volume:

+ .J 744 gffiwf' Henderson '7 J1'ge.F if J Henderson Lions Hzndcrson Lions! Fight Had 'V J fi O O Q 9 C3 0 that n arson' Lions! LUc.H bo. with njou X9 J ' fl J J I J J J ' tj- darbon Ll ns! Beat ld ' k- wi I , ll -I 7 J 1 -V J 6' Hoill The on 'S ll h Q, V .f J .WX M3 lil J J 3 LR on 5 3 Spirit Luifl Oluuaji win. Hzndarson I-500 ntil the end. Hin- dar -son Li OWS! HQ' 495 J 7' 'Q ba, our Cry -- for Uuefll 503 Hail l LY wi ji l Z czons good - bij to ' - v Hfgh- lf1 ,. . ' X X ., .67 QNX Ig s jfx . i 'E '- u i S N Exp. if , V We 1 f X Q t YW' It .A 9 ' 1 - - Music, the f em Q e 947 ' ion's De has be n chosen J 0 R because it play such an import t p in the Iii of everyo e. Since music is used o express feelings n iemotions, ay these s me feel- ings and e tions be a1'oused th 0 the ye rs as you ricall the incomparab e spirit of Henderson e ior Hi eLan:L he hap- piness wh' h has come from the co t. ts wit -friends and comrades. The pur ose of the Lion,s Den is brin back memor es of days spent i high school and may these ages in the prese t as in the futur stir your lovelof life for H. H. S. 3 Popular songs come and go, but mai. A ur tradition Henderson Lions live in your hearts forever. , in 3? 1 J ! , I f ' D Vx ill .5 R nifgx ' U , M XX-1 I ' aw QQQKQNQ 1 xy ,T T ' Qs:-39 ' 1 , i W X' A ,.,A A 7 T Nlgrij if ADMIN1sTbf9'f'JXgQ g- Q XX HW? PER:gNiiii'IES ' A J gg T V ACTIVITIES - S N SPORTS V-I sw PsHoTs K N-I E ISI NV ,.- Q K ADV RT N M i I .I ' V. af I 'W r T ' K To Charles O Pollazd a thznhez nhose hnllzance foreszght under standmg loyalty forgetfulness of self sympathetzc zntuest in youth and whose ezghteen years of effluent leadorshzp as Supermtendent of Henderson Public Schools made it one of the best, we, the annual staff of the Lion,s Den, afectionately dedicate this annual. 5131- Oit to Press ,.- 'v-, ..4, if r Y- . . ..1r--2m,- 'M' THE ANNUAL STAFF The members ot the annual start! are selected from the Iunior and Senior classes by the faculty. Their duty is to compile a yearbook that records the spirit, activities. and accomplishments of Henderson High School this year. Editor-in-Chief - Dorothea Standard Assistant Editor - lack Cannon Art Editor - Ameryllus Nelson Assistants-Lurene Propes, Marilyn Carter lack Crawford Feature Editor - Ann Allen Assistants-Lois lean Iohnson. 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W STEBEIQAMS ADUATEEN F AU WQR STIN K U S , NI .T' VERSITlYC,OF TEXA S 'I scuoow G vsxxlcw M. EXEXAE-NT LR B. C. lit. 5li9i.S'IKShl FTRAL ll-E-!lB!l1 AW! anno -tucvwx 111 BW! 22,2322 2b?X,?C'X2SL M202 'Cl?'Zii?3?L I YN WM- slr-vvtxilx ABOYIG, new xucun ,32f112,2f,?Efj,?fj,, vmuomsou xxioxamioexw scaoox, oxswmow fi, .M A. ml. 'lXLi1!15,'5Y.Ct1.1l.l1 E- wi ADAMS, 5,,p,,i,,,,d,,, 9091609311 BL!-il?- Ps- Y. YFYISOH XOSXE- WBXGBT, BEAD Tl!-CBE! C. VI. GBM moo-'ma soma man 51. Cuvmn vmund quwoi 'Acvww ws sou new xncuu vw' www x-wmomsos my-s ' ' mea swim ' 'Yo the student 1,0511 Le 'me 95095 oi the lack, class toon wll hose into 'me quietness of late 8fk'6'!90d9, elgnix-ing fini! to ,not-'ner cetoool feat, each of ui 1506 goose nomen- x.,:'il1 lv-re'k-respect., 'the ecblatoctlon what cove calf fum success can wircatilfvo ci 10 wtf' Y-'ov pales ct our 'Moda Deo ,ni were llvc ,gcln school clue vc 1066 naar iotgek.. To We sponsor and staff, 1 O0-n8r05o1a'G0 100 09 the eplcnblo cont-tlvsli-lov 100 hive node ln ,JMB V45-O gent s billet ooo. 5lnce1el1, ' VA' Cf W M SEQ - BA .-il. Lwv DIQINCWAL N DUBAI T. C' CHESTERHCSUSTON S M B.S-I SA SENIOR HIGH SC CHISTIR DU HOOI. RAM blulvclrgz, fUNf0H HIGH SCHOOL ILENZNTJHY SCHOOL? R. C. LII, runclru Ii. Q LII. HUPZIIVI-SING IIINCIPAL 11437114 BROIVM uno reachu 7' ll I' CINTII L zuutlvr P ,,,'j?'1','5'f,f',j',f1,,'f,:j,,fj'Q:,' HENDERSON INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT C. .....1,,.,..b ,,.22,. 'A ' L '1 C A Ht 40441-1 supmzfsqdw uouraounruuwvunr 4' 1- DN-'ON msn lvmaur, Hun rncusn C. In GRAY soo-:oz Norma wsu sr. vznworv Mena wo H:'::'14i :zxffczkn LYNN HILBUN 'L ' MCH uhm HENDERSON TEXAS To Q9 Stllddhtb Qld FQ'-'ult IOIQ- co be-lPeq .n opgl-ati!! H make this I this esgpgnt rn- fu th the sponsors a ual staff' has sane or the 'L1on's Deafdpggiblo. Us, ive spirit serve as an example Hag an lnspirqtiq tllr, stlldoat bvdies or Hondo:-son High School. For the tn ty entire student b 81-efizletioas ehdettzhwkzmivgo the sponsors ob 'Hd I-11 other-H 'ho by their bird given Us this splebdid rec ind lccwzplishlgnts , I orlgold e Li n' De work 11:1 '. S abd P9 s !'0.r1945.4 be on- b St brow hh' b-:io eating 0211- activities 7. Sineohly your-0, Q Chester P, Da,-Q Y ARI-E LOUISE F SECI ag . 5' Misi.. f 5' O ' ' ' M .z,2.f..w sg f -if . , ig, , 7 .L -wwf, .2334 Vi f,k. 3-5, sit ir' .AER CLAUDIA HOLDER SOLON HOLT O. L. HUGGINS LOUISE JACKS Choral Music Civics Agriculture Spanish, Algebra Football Trig., Solid Geom. mi pl M. L. JACKS CHRISTINE KILLIAN y au,,..xu sa RAY RAYFORD Art P. E. , Basketball Home Economic s TEACHERS ANNIE LEE KNOX Typing, Shorthand Bookkeeping JACK TITTLE P. E., Football Q, K I i, , -, LOIS POLLARD Physical Education ETHEL WADE History, Geom. f JANICE WIGLEZY English Q-.9 BOARD GF TRUSTEES W. F. Hubbard, President A. M. Wilkins, Secretary A. J. Deason C. W. Gray Vernon McDavid Arch Rettig Lynn Hilbun QNot picturedj E. 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' -' . . . . . i ,Q - I X - -' -' J.C.L.' -'47 6.1 5 ' ' . l - Typing Club'46-'47 V ' - . . .' -'46 ' 5- q it it t 1 K V-..- gi K, I Y . .-. , -, 4913 ' ' , -' , X v ' ' ' -'41 if? ,L I Q , ' if -rd 36- gli' E? 11- 'ag 'S' 1' BUCKNER DONALD F F A Club 45 46 BUCKNER w1LToN FFA Club 45 46 Safety Club 46 47 BURKS GAII.. BUNN DOYLE Football 44 45 Basketball 44 47 FFA Club 45 46 Spanxsh Club 46 47 BALLOW BETTY Student Counc1l 42 43 Choral Club 42 44 Latm Club at J C L 44 I..1brary Club 45 47 Press Club 46 47 BAXTER .IEANNINE Choral Club 43 44 Press Club 45 47 L.1brary Club 45 46 BAR TON MAURICE Track 4 5 4 6 Football 46 47 BROOKS M A F FA Club 43 44 Basketball 43 44 Typlng Club 46 47 Y Xglfiunfx A L 3 Q f of 1 Q 'F ix , ' ' L. ii -' I ' -'47 ' -1 6 1 - . A ' 4,VA I V. uma mhz 1 4 el Q K 6 A ' History Club '46-'47 A fx: G- i 4 i - .rl li id, . - X I 5 1 I BYNUM MARY VIOLA Lat1nClub 43 44 Span Club 42 44 L.1b Club 45 46 Annual Staff 45 47 Press Club 46 47 Orchestra 46 47 Choral Club 43 44 CLICK PEGGY Choral Club 46 Press Club 46 47 CARTER JACK Safety Club 46 47 C OLE PEGGY Press Club 46 47 H1storyC1ub 46 47 fi? mlb T COX WAYNE , -3 ,.., Wllr bw 'Q Qu i s W A 45 46 Football 43 47 Basketball 43 47 Track 43 47 Baseball 43 44 46 47 Pres Sr Class 46 Pres HR 46 47 C URREN BEVERI.. Y Choral Club 43 44 Band 42 47 Orchestra 44 47 Span1sh Club 44 45 L1brary Club 46 47 CROSB Y HOWARD Span1shClub 44 45 DEASON NEAL FFA Club 45 46 .f j. ,,. ' ' . f' K Q, L X . l . X ' ' 45s f ' ' A -'47 ' -' A A 5 , D ,kkv ,K X ' A A V ' A 'i P 4 W Most Popular Boy F.F.A. Club '43-'45 V ,vw T -' , A 5 w f K . . v - -'47 6 v ,Q f ,fm ' u To -' D41 ' 9 -l K- a., vib- ff 5 1' Qs- K 1. J f N I-i 'K ity :L FARMER GENE Football 43 47 Baseball 43 47 Band 41 44 Span1sh Club 45 46 Press Club 46 47 Typmg Club 46 47 FLANAGAN JACK Football 43 45 FFA Club 43 45 Safety Club 46 47 1' aa. sk? FARMER JACK Tennxs Club 43 46 Band 40 44 I..at1n Club 43 45 Mgr Football 45 46 Ba sketball 46 47 Annual Staff 45 47 Boys Chorus 46 47 Edltor H1 L.1fe 46 47 Football 44 FLETCHER BETSY Choral Club 44 45 DEATON, REX Art Club '45-'47 Press Club '45-'47 Safety Club '46-'47 DUNN BILLIE FRANK Llbrary Club 45 46 Home Ec Club 46 47 l'l1StO1'yC1l1b 46 47 5-A l Latm Club Sz J C L 44 47 iw Student Counc1l 44 47 A as X X L r X, I x X If H 4 7 ,' f ku 1 I x A ,Q 1 xv! K - ' - .- . 7 -- 4 M' 7 n .,Q n Q -g 'L I L . . . Y I Press Club '44-T47 :RY ll V , lx ' la 1 , -. . . . ?i ' i . , -, J ' . 5 aaaa sf , if i. , A DULANEY , STANLEY Basketball '43-'47 F.F.A. Club '43-'45 Press Club '45-'46 Student Council '45-'46 President Safety Club '46-'47 DURAN DOYLE Best All Around Boy 45 46 Football 44 46 Basketball 43 47 Treasurer Sen1or Class 46 47 Student Counc1l 45 46 ut? ...dn wav FORMAN TORREY Football 43 47 Basketball 43 47 Pres1dent jr Class 45 46 Who sWho 45 46 PressClub 43 47 Most Handsome Boy 45 46 Tenms Club 43 47 Annual Staff 45 47 Baseball 43 47 Track Mgr 45 47 GAS TON PE TE Football 43 47 Basketball 44 47 Track 43 47 Baseball 43 45 Student Counc1l 44 FRYMAN MORGAN Baseball 43 47 Football 44 46 Tenms Club 44 46 Basketball 45 46 Press Club 46 47 GIBSON ROBBIE SUE Press 46 47 MTV ,sq if lugs. df .ew -f' 'lmria we Q ,gf GILL MARIE 1 'UTI' is X GRANT LILLIE SUE Choral Club 43 45 Home Ec Club 43 44 Press Club 46 47 I..1brary Club 45 46 H1story Club 46 47 Home EC Club 43 44 GRAY MARIE GREEN BURKEY Lat1n Club 8:-I C 4 47 Choral Club 43 44 Home Ec Club 43 45 Press Club 45 46 Llbrary Club 45 47 Student Counc1l 45 47 Football 44 46 Manager Football 46 Baseball 44 45 Track 44 46 I 7 V , , ' - ' 1 - a ' Q, ' -' - -Q . 3' ' v 1 -1 I A ' 1 - 1 , - , 6' A' - V , , -, , -i I ' ,. a v - I , G ' M K 4 , - n 1 I - 4, .. ,L ,'KNI 42, , I - 9 X y f . 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A 'T I' 'Q' A ' 4.x 1 L V Y k xi k x V4 -is A 5 be at A l HONEYCUTT, BETTY HONEYCUTT, CHARLES i qi- J 'I' 6 'l f Jw, 4 lr. , -' ff -ft ' 'F lg 345 ll F' y ,4..y . . . ' -' l M D' Q Ag yf I flgjfg Lp' Ay .6 W M - i W E y 6 ' 1 A F -'ii A ' 1. 2' 5 JOHNSON LOIS JEAN JONES EVELYN Choral Club 45 47 Student Counc11 45 46 Art Club 45 46 Annual Staff 46 47 L1brary Club 46 47 Press Club 46 47 V1ce Pres HR 202 46 47 JONES GWENDOLYN Choral Club 45 47 Press Club 46 47 gu- wi 4- N i' 1 X I Press Club 46 47 JONES NELDA Home Ec Club 45 3 f 1- A fir U-. U x .1 X 8 c Q L3 7' ? . 0 2 N754 My -J Q HW' J A -'36 arf JONES ORVILLE JONES PAUL KINGSBURY DOLORES LEE EVELYN Band 46 47 Home Ec Club 42 43 46 47 L1brary Club 46 47 9 , ,k. ,- V -V I -1 A V .Z Q -K - . -. . v -n ' I 1, ,-,. 4' X- . . i s E . - , V :Sys '. ' , ' 44371 7 7 fs:-K'1 'ii:-223 - gr xg Q -f -'L' .. 555533-ggplfzf H r' 1,. ,,,,, L, xr'-rrrvwg' ' g A ' jg .. 1-f ..:::::r 7.:::'-1 ,-W ' '-' 14: I I ' -' . 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' 'L , 34-CJ 7 ' 5 SK .,2, ,L Press Club 46 47 Band 42 Boys Chorus 46 47 MADDOX ROSS ELISE Band 41 47 Student Conductor 46 Orchestra 44 47 Press Club 46 47 Home Cc Club 43 44 Mnvxs jo NAN Home Ec Club 43 45 L1brary Club 45 46 4-if :QQ- MOORE DONALD Football 43 47 Baseball 45 46 Track 45 46 NELSON AMERYLLUS Art Club 43 45 Choral Club 43 45 Art Edltor Annual Staff 45 47 Who s Who 45 46 Band Sweetheart 46 47 Spamsh Club 46 47 Znd VICE Pres Span Club 46 47 ax, 6 H-.Tr ' f? MOORE RONALD Football 43 47 Basketball 44 47 Track 43 47 Baseball 44 47 OBERTHIER EDWARD Football 43 47 Baseball 44 47 Track 44 45 Student Counc1l 43 46 'F' W l PARKER CLIFFORD Safety Club 46-'47 F F A Club 46- 47 POOL JOHN ROBERT Football 43- 45 Track 43- 45 Basketball 43 Safety Club 46- 47 F F A Club 45- Press Club 44 sf 420 PIKE JANIE MARIE Library Club 46- 47 Press Club 46- 47 PRIOR RUBY PEARL -jf' PROPES CHARLIE JOE PUTMAN ELIZABETH Football 43 47 Press Club 46 4 Student Counc1l 44 46 Basketball 43 46 ,nl vu All D1str1ctEnd 45 46 3 RAINWATER PORTER RAMSAY WARREN FFA Club Pres 46 41 Football 43 47 Safety Club 46 47 Baseball 43 47 Boys Chorus 46 47 Track 43 47 Tennxs Club 44 47 ,,.. Annual Staff 45 47 REA OSCAR RITTER BETH Football 43 47 Track 43 47 Basketball 43 47 Baseball 43 47 Student Counc1l 43 44 Typ1ng Cl Pres 46 47 Press Club 46 47 l..1brary Club 46 47 ROSS BETSY RODRIGUEZ FRANCES Student Counc1l 43 46 Press Club 45 47 Lxbrary Club 45 47 Home Ec Club 43 46 Best All Around G11-1 Athlete 45 46 Press Club 43 44 46 47 Home EC Club 43 44 I..1brary Club 46 47 Choral Club 43 44 Pres Freshman Class 'UO QF 7 1 . , , . -. , -. 7 V' I kk . . - Q v iv? -5 ',,.,? V? Q me-. . - .. 6 S., L 7 'ff . X 1 ' ' 'Q A's,'as1l5'flx? Y I V . . . , s Q . . -Y , -, 'S f 1 -- l - .K 4.1 ' CM. t t . , 4' '43-'44 . f V N J I . . A f' A 1 37 ' e 1 Q , , . -. - -. - - -- Q N ' I , . . -. 4, A - . -. . , , W ' ' ' x ' 7 I - 7 -. . -. 1 -I I -D 5 ' I -U 1 I ' - 40 1 ' ' V -I I 1 -I - . , , , - V ' -v . K X5 b , ,P 1 A at sllll ge X whiz .4 5 '4 SANDERS ALLAN SANDERS JAMES FFA Club 46 47 SMITH JAMES HARVEY SMITH VIRGINIA FFA Club 45 46 Annual Staff 46 47 Reporter Sr Class 46 4 Spamsh Club Presxdent 45 46 Spamsh Club 45 47 Press Club 44 47 Choral Club 43 45 46 47 Art Club 45 46 Student Councll 45 46 Z- 7 fag' ,....f 9 STANDARD DOROTHEA THORNTON MOZELLE Student Councxl 44 45 Tenn1s Club 44 45 Spamsh Club 44 46 Home Ec Club 43 44 Press Club 43 47 Edltor of Annual 46 47 Annual Staff 45 47 TILLISON EVELYN Band 43 47 Press Club 45 47 Choral Club 46 47 L1brary Club 46 47 Home Ec Club 43 44 Llbrary Club 46 47 VANSICKLE MACK Art Club 44 45 Yu 1 ,,,,, . r fy 'v v sr' gl ' P 1 K. 11, ,K 5 I A ple .55 In I I O l -li ' 1' ' -, ' . -. v -' I K it Fi I 321 - ' -' v -v A X Q ff '3 a - ' . - 1 4 3 6 tw A Q32 . -1' ' i Q V 'V WEATHERFORD DORIS WEBB HERBERT Home Ec Club 45 46 Football 43 47 Track 44 46 Pres Home Room 202 46 47 Student Counc1l 43 45 Baseball 44 WHITE BATEMAN WOOD SHIRLEY FFA Club 43 47 Press Club 46 47 WADE, BETTY JO WALLACE, PAULINE Spanish Club '46-'47 Home EC. Club '46-'47 Library Club '46-'47 Press Club '46-'47 Economics Club '45-'46 WALLACE MARIE Home Ec Club 46 7+ 'Nil 'Vik WATKINS CAROLYN L1brary Club 45 46 Home EC Club 43 44 Dress Club 45 46 ,pun Q-hiv qw' N xgh-uf A , ' -'47 ' , ' -' J' C o 5 A ' ' , , 3 - Q' A 4 'Q A ' ' ' 'A ' .. I - Q W 49 4 4 7 Asl A SQS Y 2 A ' 4 A I ,. Aj .K ,,,, wr . af l A T' 4,sQ .17 ,, Q, IV V'l, f x LT if of .5 B A A 4 WINFREY DORIS Home Ec Club 43 45 Spamsh Club 43 44 YOUNG C A 'ITV MJ YANDLE WAYNE Band 43 47 FFA Club 45 46 Orchestra 44 47 YOUNG JESS ALPHUS F F A Club 43 Safety Club 46 47 45 'Vw 'W- I5 ,d-qpn ff!-'U 'bw ,.vc.! 'fins'-C R POST GRADUATES BENHAM ROBERTA MAYS REBECCA RETURNED VETERANS HARVEY CHARLES WEBB TALMEDGE 3 5' NOT PICTURED YORK DICK R Basketball 43 46 x Baseball 44 46 1? C.- R lit f A W , . I .. '. ' -'45 war If ', L- 'fm 4- in SSQSA 41 W , tw' S4 sl 1 1, ,A S ' R . QN. Xjcks xg?- A i Aw.+. 3,gg ' ANDERSON, T Y -1 ROY , Bild T ' ff ' B' N ARNOLD CHARLES T V, f A - . K A5 3 1 ' - Y 'f -. 'ri W. A , CHARLES K 'f X Q ,k ' f f Y H73 ll BILLIE FRANK BASS, . S L HUBERT Af T ,7 BENNETT ,Y LEON BROOKS BENNETT DOYLB 'W YVONNE BROOKS BLACKWELL Ess1E PAYE DON BROOKS BONHAM JESSIE. MAE MILLEDGE 2-12'-'H BROOKS BOSOUE R ROBERT X.A BROOME BETTY JO Q 'Q' BROOME ' MARY ANN BURD MARY JO BURT JIMMY JI CANNON JACK 5 'T 1C ' , ' wif . A A, g ix Ai! i 5 'llfgkli U 'WP . A f A ' K K . , . Oi A -1- A ' ' ' m LELQL- 4 T- .. A X W I1 , , A A , E ,,, :ig 'Q ,vt E 1 1 K' -3 E gl: A CQY' fi f ' C 'A h'Sg ' A A Af git ' g i if ,, T , , 3. L, O YCA,Y Y- lk A 4 2 A A if Y1 if A 3 5 4, . Jh' L 'A A CARROLL, I 5 4 BILLY WHITE 4, fn. ' - 'Q fi! ,O N I fu 6 I 'wb -r txifgaf CELER IER , A ' MIR IELLE I CHAMPION, ' BILLY CHAPMAN, WE' MARY A W, CORELAND, ' DOROTHY il CRIM. , L ,I , DEASON, BILLY ' ' LEROY I Z Q 4.13 1 1' . LII . I4 I DANIEL, EKLOND, BILLIE JO I MARY N DARBY, EMMONS, YVONNE I , J, D. ' r GF, A5 4513 DEASON. I FAULKNER, HAZEL I S- VERNON 9 gif.-:-'wry I 2' H- is Ki, if-ff ' A FAUSS, EVADENE . I IFA , I O, 2, S f x 'Q . .k - FEARS, N f A LYNN - 2' Q ' , N L . . ,iff V f ' ' I 'Le ij!! I 5 AN 1 s. I I AI I M M 5 1 I E FLANAG , , . I MARTHA J. fn ' -. ,I . 1 v FLEET, . N ,, 3iA, I f I 'M' 14- l 4, 6 y 'Q' ,V W 1 'f J' FA' ge Y H' 31' 'A ....' Aw.. iw WI if if gxjfk m My-,.SQ A A FLOYD, Q A A ELIZABETH Li .S 2 GARRISON, DOROTHY ANNE A -fr' KCX 4' n K 'S' -av ' '-zlx' I I, , -P' 'H GIBSON, w, 1 f I5 BETTY SUE Q 'b R ' .4 ' N j , V l fl I ?,ffgiIf7g U , ug 1 , W - 5,5 , ' 'W . ' Q . 7 A V .JI 3 I COSSETT, A xiii! I BILLY RAY - 'N A A .- tr 'O 6' , ' Q 6 F jf I COSSETT, , ,- I I I JEANETTE -'J E -, an sy H I fu VCE If 4 i fb 5 gf '-JT - .f T: fi, f I Y' fy X14 1 5 . I 1.1 ' GRIMES 14 If-' I ' 2 ' 'S . - V. I 5 NITA Q 1-2, 3,-I I3 1 HARRIS' I ' CRINDLE, DOROTHY 'WPI . 'JT fx DERRELL s w 1. I JSE HASSELL, 1 HALE MAXINE 'R X ANN , I 'I ' Hz - 4 I HORNBECK, HAMPTON, MARY ALICE GYP LA ' HUDSON, HAND, MARY LOU LEE CALVIN HUGHES, IW' gn. .4 -r J, X ... X' I A JOE I f,L -If HUNT, Ai ITIIU I jg Q MERCIA 1 xr K V N ji ,I IRWIN, nf .I ,MS I , .Q DORIS 5 E I' ' JACKSON, DOROTHY KING, GORMAN ,'v',, Es, - 7 .' LEWIS, JOAN LYLES, DENA MCCAULEY, MARY NELL P - asv, 2? MARTINSON, A 1,5 A - 4 Rfk- A ELMABETH ' .g' A ' , 4 3:2,-4, in L A, , ' A X ra Q75 amiay by X : if 5' ' 'J I 5. I . 5' Q 7 MEGASON, A si, Af. . - . MELLER, MORRE FAYE ANN KENNETH MERRHTH MOWL, MARYHELEN GORDON ,, ' A .v hULLER, d,L, . MULLD5, FOREST Rf Q E Q , ' A MARVELLE 1QNg ,. MORRE, . 'QMY Akixq MURPHL DOROTHY ,,fV , 1 A MARE: ' -uf SNL V H I f' X J' Rf A A . , Qi A g A 1 Q? I - 4, of' - .5 le, NANCE vAR JEAN , ki, , , A v ., A W- A 'Y 4. NELSON, 'UV ,f TROY r ff 4 av : :'fN 'ef 3 if ix y xA ff .1 , J 5' xx gf A 5 ff A PEPPER, A ' A . ,- ' BOYD A 4 PETERSON, N A '. ' , K GERALD ' 5 R HQ' for fl! 'hi X if a . ---. PINNELL, ARCHIE RAY A A ii. I .-I PLUNKETT , JOE ., . 0 A K , -.Q ,. 1 J '5. POLLICK. KENNETH -v A g fa Q . Q A x gf , , K . k rl 1 if POOL, BETTY LOU gl 2' , fi, X L . PRUITT, LERA RAMSEY. WYVON ROSS, FRANKLIN RICHARDS, BETTY SUE lf! RIVES, ' z fi- lfi , PORTEOUS D+, MARY ANN A 4. f . frfi .fig-' PORTER, gf ALL ygyg JAMES 'J POWELL, i A-v GLORIA A PRIOR, L LOUISE S V L 'Qt Y I! L 1+ A , x , . 2 A A '. : 1' ,x it Y. ix PROPER W CARROLL PROPES, LURENE 4'1' MARION SANDERS. FLOYD SCAR BORO UGH, ALYNE SCARLETT, ANNA MAE SEAGO , CLAUDE 35 .,,- '1 SHARPE, I DAN A .' f' SMITH -YA Y, I .- BETTY JEAN ' AY' ' si x 2 I Af ,fl rs! N 1? I ', I SMITH, 'e' 'I 5 C JACKIE lk 'cv' SNHTH, LANGSTON T' mg, ,y -ef SPIERS BILLIE JO STANDARD, SUMMERS EVELYN SAM STANFIELD, xx ,Q R A- Asks? TALIAFERRO, I LOUISE ' I I Mgt' 'ii' BILLY PAT X 3 I-..3x,hiA s-gd, EJ x I ' STRONG, TATE, JACK , 1 M5 WANDA JO 5 Nita Q D A. Y ,M SUGGS. 5 TRIMBLE, JENEI-LE - ,A O ' ' JIMMY 3 Vx Q Y H Q bl i 9 VISE, POLLY 1Qalff ?2 A 11, WALLACE, I L I ' ' - I HAYS J A ,A Y- ,IQ L 2 I-AI ' f-,F gy WALLACE, Jw 1 Pg-j MELBA Q., ,Il gf WARD, DOROTHY 2' WARREN ERNESTINE WARREN , JEAN WASHBURN, MARY JO WATSON, JANE 4- O WELCH, KJ LAVENIA F WHITAKER f! JO ANNE STUDENTS NOT PICTURED: Le CLINTON, HUBBARD Eiga, J CONWAY, LABORN is J COOKE, JOY DUDLEY, MYRLE FARLEY, TRAVIS CARVIN, MILDRED GASTON, BOBBY JOE GIBSON, CHARLES I KING, GORMAN PINKERTON, SYBLE RIVES, BILLY SIPES, DOROTHY TRUELOCK, KEN if WALLER, RAYFORD WYATT, JOY NELL , ,X 2 its 3' P APPLE MARY K ARNOLD BILLY W. A 0 Q7 '...'. fm? ,J ' ' 4 7 Y A '55 'V ,-'T Yr ,DA .J , , I 5 I 01 '-,Acct 535 I V. .o1,-- 5 ' l A mf . ' fa . M' QTTQ. BARNES, VIRGINIA 2- R- rw F ' V' 1-..s BARTI-IOLOMEW 452 '7 , CAROLYN 4 , I , ,fiifamy 4 A I wr A I I J S5195 f I 1 BARTON, , , , I' JUNE Aff '51 K 'fi vu JA BRIGGS, ,A BAXTER, RAYMOND 'I ' LUCILLE .Q W A -ff S I BRQADDUS, -arf ,X BENNETT, JIMMY - ' I . DRUCILLA Lf -A il an 1 xI3lKai14 BYRD, BIRDWELL, RUTH CAROLYN , PATSY .I 'ff I' I I I If -rg I BURKS, , BLACKWELL JOY N1-ZLL I1 'Rfb I JIMMY , f ' xr, I r .- sf i'4XA z: 11 11'5g'f? sz Z '3-T' wi Zz.. i I f PAUL 0 6- A ,MV ' if Q BROWN, A3 . '.f,,' jx A MABLE DEAN W 'If 'X I I K I I l .-9' 5 EQ , 'ff A 'W CAR TER, I 2 .G I fl MARILYN ' A ' CHASTEEN, , fa 62 DON .AI gAf:Qz, 'ffl CHRISTIE, XI ff REBA JOYCE A ' COLLEY, R I ,I C2 in-A, DORIS JEAN M W ' il K ,A COMPTON, I Q BILL M A W A COMPTON, J DAN V t, Vk.. ' li A COSTLOW, -fv- EMMA DORIS Q' s K L4 uw O R O so :A if O c: U1 5, CRAWFORD, f IJ. O .A CURBO, I ,, Q, ,Q ', 3 sz- . I HENRY Q J jg GRAY, f MATTIE RUTH JR. ... DAVIS BOBBY GRA Y MONNIE GRACE EVANS ,, 4... ROBERT GREEN' JUSTIN QQ' fp-L FORMAN GWEN HARDY 3 5' BILLY JOE as. HARPER ' ww' ROBERT Q 'X HARRIS ,, , JEAN .gan HARRISON 3 Q FRANCES ng -5. 'Q 16 5 HARVEY MER' IQ I 1 , O9 . is I , A ,j7A1' 1 'A,A ' gif , I v K ' I ,LCI f. I . Q I' AAL XX AR is L , V f , 5 3, - I I I1 AJ -, ,asf , - , A I 1' 'X , V' 'N 4 A ,f LQ-ya' ' if - ,- 'fr ' LJQEJ' I 4, A. , J .1 4 CIJ I f . A I I A . QAV, 5: Y K' .K Ag., J K K ' , J . 7,5 f ig JA, I , ,S RCI, I J A A ' f f I RUTH - f , , I w g if I k wk if 311.553 'wi A mfwW M W -x mi N HEARNE, A D. M. 1 A VW W 5 . ,ii v W . O 4.93 ' 14:53 f , ,Af , E A HEATON, + - X X x JANICE A 1 nl g A A , if 4 A A A 2 ETA- if-f,ff x XX. ' 1? X :E J HEDGE, A A A A A O. H. '25 G 2 4. 33 uv ff .' Q HEMBREE, A 'F 5 GENE ' x E' J x . ' N .I xxx,-L D, f' g' HOWETH, 1 HENRY' MARJORIE JAMES ,Q ,' M' 6' HILLIN, HUDSON, ,. . ' MAURICE FRANCES .AN 4' JF X E mg 'ff A ' 1-A :Sig W, Y it 3, gf HORNBECK, HUEY, . 3 xq f.'5i'Sq SARAH EMMA LOIS 'P -A HOWELL, HUNT Q JAMES BILLIE JEAN J 4 W1-:TH ' we 4 4, 7, Q 'x BILLY RUTH HUNT, g45Hz'jq,5g,3fAA3,?hf,A , BILLIE JOHN fa, Z ' I ll .-2 ,- A Z' A' KEELING, i f f f f? R. L. A A A ' Q TL, E ,A 'f5 ,lg A-Jig O A1 ' ' ANAOENE i i!J.2,..:, E, QQ AE z ,gg Q f A KNIGHT, 4' 'Iwi -sv 1- BILLIE JOE ', 3' ' I , 1 LANGSTON, RAMON fe LATHAM A ' HAR OL D ' Q.. -sf. 'Q' 'av Q LEATH tr N BILLY LEATH EDWAR D V' LEATH A MARVIN rg- 'W' if LEE CLIFTON IJ LEHMAN OWEDA .3 6, 17 ' MCCORMACK CARLTON LINTHICUM WAYNE LITTLE HUBERT LOWRIE JOAN 25 MODONOUOH JONELL MCGEHEE BETTY MARTIN L D MELLER WALTER ' NELSON BILLY RAY M w NELSON REX Y' 1 NEVELS K Q BOBBY if 'ff' I-SY ,My- I NICHOLS BOYD A M115 in 5 ,R - A a fn. Q vw , , i t -V , ,Q me i IK .lx V -A 3. W. N x Y' K, , I V W 5 , I X' V 5 ,. X I I fr 1 X I I -' Q - A N I ,Q I 5. 1 I ,Y f. AS S SXNQT u . L ,J in I s , i 1 , , , .f'- ,. .V h I 5 A YN .Ml- ',f , A I IN ' if I ' I A 4 I 1 - 1 A , W V. if! , g AVL' i w K f ff f I I as 1 'L' . , ' A ,A , I 53? ky A Lit 1 . O I 4 I I I I kg, I ' I ,H JI . O4 ,O I 3 1 ? , . L I . R I J ff Y F M 5 1 A . X X' I ' , R ji S X I Av, h . 9 , A 5 , I E 1,1 ,f X I X, K 1 K H-N, I H I 2 , J? -1 ? .35 4 K i v 5 Q X Q vki, A NICHOL S, DARRELL I I if I -' .L ,... .W 5, 1- 5' ODOM VN ILLIAM 440 PALMER BILLY PANNELL ROSS of' PARKER BII I. IE FAYL HN 939012 PATTERSON PARKER BOB br qt- BOBBY Qgv PEEK PARKER BILLIE RUTH S, fi Ami DOROTHY DARRELL ROY PROPES PATTERSON ORIM BETTY RAMSAY JACK .f it Tk REASONOVER WALTER RIDDLE IDA BELLE C5 SANDERS BILLY Nm. J 4 if SANDERS I 'X LEE AUTRY LI' XKEJY I 1 'N Q ' I x I f A - L' I ' , xx I K7 f 1 r x ' X, X , K l ,. I X An, 'g,!f I Y ,I Z K 4 . 1 A n Ars 'LQ' I+... VI. I ' ' 1 If ,L ! 4 ,, I . xw '51 I P ff . V A 0 I I , i I ,R I . 1 I r I - ' f ' 5' A C N4 Q I L 4? A Q fifgvgfg Q. if .A Q. V- 3' -,. I dx -r 1 x I X Jw r - 'I I b A . ,A f'f'-. a ' 1 Y . V -' 1. .J W 1 4 L L73 I, X ,,..A Q If gg f' ,,...,I A 1 . ug 'fx ,,,,'. I x 11 A I I ' A 2 . I -' .- w ' I :I fav 1 Mn VmmA Q -1- Q f 7 , . Agni 'QM 8' di' .f xv, AQ. 55:1 if , ' 'K 7 'Q I 4 'xxx . . ALL I M ' i X if if 6 dia . 1- , ' I f , SHARBROUGH, 4' zzz ? , JAMES 4 ik X1 JOE HENR Y 444, J A SKIDMORE, '33 FL A SKELTON' S Y 1 -W Y .aw ' - a f wx , Z5 I A Q I Q- Q A SKIDMORE, f A L, A if .f A' ' J z 7:7 X NOR MA 6 ,B IMO f ,PN - :. SMITH ' ' VE' nf I , 2' I ks: i ., . 7 A' BILLY JOE Bti' 0-4:-.1:x41na 4455 -E -. 272! :z1':1'. ' TAYLOR MARY BETH it WEATHERFORD JO ANNE TERRELL WEAVER SARA A TILLISON ANNIE MAE 11, .5- I WADE ERNEST WIGLEY MARTHA 361 WILDER ODIS WILLIAMS I' SA DA MAE dim 'wi JAMES f-,Q WORLEY JOHN WAYNE WEBB TALMEDGE WHITE M C 4- xg 'kim A 9 VF' 5922.4 ' I vi A , A ' A ' Q fm 4: , I 5 I , K 'LV ' A A I A ' l 'I an , . ,l fa. I 1. 1 Milf? if 771,14 - , I ix V x , ' I n -I ' A X I 1 YJ I 5' . - . A YA A, J A U , ' A 'vi 5 . V J , 4 , , V 4 , A X5 iff' v Y A . Qfbfy , L A I 1' 5 L . Y, , Vrff Z' Q ,, . ' I A fqviif krkk.. . I 1 .V f- V v y Q41 V, I A Sk . f 9- 43' N I f A 3, 'Q i' ' L. A ,i,- ,ga : ,:.,' , 4 k ' Afi r ij? ' ff I N. A ' A 5 fi . AW,, ,- I '. 1 W A sl' WRIGHT, Q LEWIS 476 F-T A I + ,Q-. .+.II-ei? WRIGHT, QQ 1 3 NELDA ,ffl I fix I 4? . V4 ' Q I f 'V Wi K if' EL A ly' RQ f' BOLTON, V ' ' 'Y ' PEGGY STUDENTS NOT PICTUREOI ASHBY, BOBBIE SUE Ii 1 I 11 ' I I f GURBO, - ALMA MAE HOLLAND, BILLY JOE VISE, H. F WARREN, THURMAN 1 ffl Ja' N N fgfzbi ,X ' Ev , 'I ne., -v 4,411 'A wa' -,, , x A mx if 'gf ,a f-gif W ,gy 8. y4.iWwb,., A .U H. , vggygi x , . .5 ,Yea W . aff ' Q ,5-' P, ' . : 4. I ., .qwik, '. . 1? x M, . lin ' I .ral ' A . . ,A . AJ, . I - r , ,. V 'lv I X . X 'I A U v UM' ,q,,,.. , w ,A I 1 NA Eff., , ,fig V31 . SML x H ,hui ,- kgs M' 'ki .f'W'Q'W4 k A N ,rfvzf 1- ', 1.v.,,g , , Hi' F sh. I Xi ,522 ?f6gQw,,,g,,Qxar ar' LQJCURTE Pfxgghlffkg IL x V-r mQ HOW THE FAVORITES WERE SELECTED The most beaut1fu1 g1rl was selected by Samuel Goldwyn of Samuel Goldwyn Produc t1ons Inc He made the se1ect1on from the plctures of f1Ve cand1dates nom1nated by popular vote of the ent1re student body The most handsome boy the best all around boy and g1rl and the most popular boy and glrl were selected by popular vote of the students The most representat1ve boy and g1rl of each class were chosen by students of then' respectxve classes The personnel of Who s Who was selected by the vote of the faculty members Person al1ty fr1end11ness school Splrlt ab1l1ty and other tra1ts were cons1dered by the teachers The Football Sponsor was chosen by secret ballot of the students from a 11st of three nommees selected by the football boys of each respectxve class , . 1 ' 1 . - 1 , , -. 9 -1 I 1 . ' Q 1 V, BEAUTY RUNNERS-UP BILLIE IO DANIELS VIRGINIA ANDREWS . BETTY JOYCE HONEYCU FT 4,3 nr DOROTHEA STANDARD M-Q' n sl Beaulifu I H' an 098 fvfuds 017 Mos t Handsume Gharffk' Jae prop es ' f , f if 3' K gash 'V .,f' , estJ4ll ARUIUIJ Besf'All?qnnunJ 'Ann-'ALL en x O 'Ol N 1 Myne Dax ost cpu lar- 'Billie Jo Dani? IS A N FAVORITE RUNNERS -UP VIRGINIA , ANDREWS MOST POPULAR BEST ALL-AROUND HUBERT BASS BEST ALL AROUND 1 Q ,- In dp? 5 TORREY FORMAN MOST HANDSOME I DOYLE DURAN BEST ALL-AROUND MOST POPULAR KENNETH MORRIS MOST POPULAR BOYD PEPPER MOST HANDSOME FRANCES JEAN HUDSON MOST POPULAR. BEST ALL-AROUND , , 'i HUBERT BASS un1or Boy MOST REPRESENTATIVE BETSY BOSS Se n1or G1r1 STUDENTS BILLIE JO DANIELS junlor Glrl MOST REPRESENTATIVE STUDENTS JOE SKELTON WAYNE COX JOAN LOWRIE ww WHO'S WHO DOROTHEA STANDARD Senior Girl JACK CANNON junior Boy HAZEL DEASON junior Girl 'li 'X H0'S WHG JIMMY BLACKWELL Sophomore Boy ALTON HARDWICK L,,, '-1 nr.. ,iff A ' Senior Boy ' . , 'S Hin. G . A ,S . X A. 1 U 'fs 512, - , '. ,. ,. f ffm! 8'WF31'QVgfQagf5g1:g3w' 'C JEAN HARRIS Sophomore Girl RUNNER UP HAZEL DEASON M 'QL' RUNNER UP FRANCES JEAN HUDSON THE OIZE W 4' JY OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Burkey Green VICE PRESIDENT: Lee Calvin Hand SECRETARY-TREASURER3 Ann Hale STUDENT COUNCIL The principal purposes of this organization are: To bring together all student organization under one general control. To aid in the internal administration of this school To instill in the minds of the students the importance of law and order. To promote and encourage the general activities of the school. To develop in the student a growing appreciation of membership in the democracy by provid- ing the educative responsibility of, and privileges taking part in, such democracy in the school To promote in all ways the best interests of the school MEMBERS Martha Lou Wigley Walter Meller Doris jean Colley james Henry Frances jean Hudson Ida Belle Riddle Ann Hale jack Strong Lee Calvin Hand Ernestine Warren Burkey Green Betsy Fletcher Buck Obertheir V1rg1n1a Andrews Preston Allison Not pictured Charlie Jo Propesj . v ' s 1 1 1 1 D 1 a n 1 I 1 1 1 I K ' DRUM MAJOR Betty Broome TWIRLERS: Dorothy Morris Mary Lou Hudson FLAG BEARER SWEETHEART FLAG BEARER Nelda Frances Wright Ameryllus Nelson Frances jean Hudson HENDERSON HIGH SCHOCL BAND The Henderson High School Band, under the able direction of I... H. Buckner, is composed of 56members ofwhich 5072 are Junior High School students. The band has had a continued growth in the past three years and this year has shown a high spirit which has done much to aid the improve- ment of the band as a whole. In the T.M.E.A. Marching Contest this year, the band received a first division. Also a Certificate of Merit from the Rusk County Chamber of Commerce was a- warded the organization for services rendered to the community. Included in these were par- ades, concerts, patriotic rallies and half-time entertainment at'footba11 and basketball games. L H BUCKNER OFFICERS President ..... .... ,I ack Cannon Vice-President ........... W ayne Yandle Secretary- Treasurer. . .Ross Elyse Maddox Reporter ......... ...... C lifton Lee Property Men. . . .... Sam Summers Doyle Brooks Student Conductors .... Ross Elyse Maddox jack Cannon Drum Major. . .... Betty Broome Sweetheart. . . .Ameryllus Nelson CONCERT BAND Waiting to March in Contest at Stadium Betty looking pert n 4 4.54 I Practicing S O S Formation Scenes from Carthage Trip . Li- Band on Parade Sweetheart looking sweet it rf ,J f 6 Q, ' t if Y 1' ' X 11' , T24 V i ' fit? iii L- 1-?'35? 'r 0 IK' ' Xi th ' IQ ge i IWQ-gX f-' 4 xiii, JY 11 'Yr L f1.'T' I .1 W 4. c, if A n,, t fisfav MEMBERS 'bn ORCHESTRA The orchestra, conducted by Mr. L. H. Buckner, is composed of outstanding mem- bers of the band and represents the best musical talent of our high school. Its pur- pose is to provide musical entertainment for school assemblies, banquets, civic clubs, P.T.A. programs, dances, and church and community socials. The members also have the benefit of additional training and supervision in their musical work. jack Cannon ----------------------------------- Cornet Billy Rhea Nelson ----------------------------- Cornet Sam Summers-- ------- ---- ---- ----------------Bass Clifton Lee ----------------------------------- Trombone joe Plunkett ----------------------------------- Trombone Wayne Yandle --------------------------------- Trombone Beverly Curren ------------------------------- Drums Patsy Christian ------------------------------ - Saxophone CTCTIOTJ ROSS Elise Maddox ------------ ------------- S axophone fTenorj james Henry ------------------ --- ----------- Saxophone fAltoj Leon Bennett ---------------------------------- Saxophone CAltoj Mary Viola Bynum ----------------------------- Piano Mary Lou Hudson ------------------------------ Vocalist JUNIOR HIGH CONCERT BAND Director ---- Mr. L. H. Buckner Drum Major ---- james Huff Twirlers ---- Bessie Lou Farley, Patsy Hightower ART CLUB The art club has been instrumental in promoting the cultural aspects ofl-Ienderson High School. With enthusiasm and dependa- bility, it has taken the lead in all school and public activities which require art work. OFFICERS Dorothy Ann Garrison-- President Don Blackwell-- Vice-President Diana Klotz - - - Sec.-Treasurer Mary Ekloncl - - Reporter Miss Ray Rayford-- Sponsor Sketching Drawings of the Art Classes 1 iii? Shi ,, . -34 DOROTHY WARD, MARY ANN BROOME, MRS- HOLDER ---- Sponsor and BILLIE jo SPIERS ---- Girl Trio. ' JACK CANNON ---- Accompanist. The Choral Club,which consists of fifty girls and twenty boys under the direction of Mrs.Claudia Holder, is one of the most outstanding organizations in Henderson High School. In addition to the annual Christmas program and spring concert, the group participates in school assemblies and public performances. BOY'S CHORUS 5 if. T if.. S GIRLS' THIRD PERIOD CHORUS GIRLS FOURTH PERIOD CHORUS - , , -I ,,,,, ,, .,,. ,,..-W---.' --f,- --M---A---fm ---A' - ' ' ' ' i , X A 2 if ' 5 , 3 12' ' -5 12 .K - ' ff? gm, SENIOR PLAY Each spring the Senior Class presents a play. This year And Came the Spring , a three-act comedy, was given on April 17 and 18. 1 5 PRODUCTION STAFF Director: Miss Martha Brown Ass't Director: Beverley Curren Property Committee: Virginia Smith Peggy Cole jack Farmer AND CAME THE SPRING CAST Mr. Jeffrey Hartman-johnny Alford Elliot Hartman-joe Hancock Buzz Lindsay'-Wayne Cox Keith Nolan-Torrey Forman Freddie North-joeFrankjimmerson Mr. Fields-Orville Jones Alan Fie1ds1Pat McClelland Clancy-Morgan Fryman Messenger Boy-Doyle Duran Mrs. Louise Hartman-Jeannine Baxter Midge Hartman-Mary Louise McClarty Betsy Fletcher Virginia Hartman-Ameryllus Nelson Carollyn Webster-Dorothea Standard Gabby Allen-Shirley Wood Cannon Edna-Janie Pike Mrs. Fields-Ann Allen Christine Myers-Virginia Andrews -94' ww f 1 'f 552. ?' , ,,9, 4,1 A 7 F. F. A. CLUB 1 The purposes of the F.F.A. Club are: To develop competent, aggressive, rural, and agricultural leadership. To create and nurture a love for country life. To strengthen the confidence of farm boys and young men in themselves and their work. To create more interest in the intelligent choice of farming occupations. To encourage members in the development of individual farming programs and establishment in farming. To encourage members to improve the farm home and its surroundings. To participate in worthy undertakings for the improvement of agriculture. To develop character, train for useful citizen- ship, and foster patriotism. To participate in cooperative effort. To encourage and practice thrift. To encourage improvement in scholarship. To provide and encourage the development of organized recreational activities. MOTTO Sweethearts---Betsy Ross Learning to do Frances jean Hudson Doing to learn OFF ICERS Kenneth Truelock ---- President Maurice Hillian ----- Vice-Pres. jack Strong ---------- Secretary Bobby Gaston ------- Treasurer Edward Leath ------- Reporter M. C. White --------- Parl, Bobby Fleet --------- Sentinel Carrol Propes ------ Historian Bill Compton -------- Darrell Nichols ----- O.1L. Huggins --- ----Advi sor 2nd Vice Pres. 3rd Vice Pres. V Earning .to live Living to serve Qfi PROJECTS and ACTIVITIES OFFICERS Yvonne Bennett ------- President joan Lowrie ---------- Vice Pres. Martha jean Flanagan--Sec.-Treas. Peggy Bolton --------- Reporter Vivian Tillison ------- Song Leader Initiation HOMEMAKING CLUB The Homemaking Club, composed of ninety six members, was organized Sept- ember 26, 194 6. With the theme of correct social and family relationship . The purpose of monthly meetings is to develop well ropnded programs that help to carry out the theme of the club. During the year each girl will have helped plan and pre- sent a program. Throughout the year the club sponsors gift donations to the needy and helps with other benevolent organizations. Various socials are given to bring the club members and their associates to- gether in a more wholesome relationship. Some of the functions planned during the year were field trips, one of which enabled the club to attend the State Fair last October. For entertainment during the Christmas holidays the club sponsored a dance at Montgomery school and invited guests. In Novembera tea was given for the Mothers of club members, at which the girls displayed garments they had made. Other socials were buffet meals, dinners, a tea for the F.F.A. Club members, a coffee, and a picnic in the spring. Fxrst year class study1ng changes 1nha1r styles RCCEIVIHS 11ne and reg1strar for Mother Daughter Tea and Open House 'S w D1sh washers fo11ow1ng open house Table for Mother Daughter Tea Luc111e Baxter1n the room she decorat joan LOWTIE s summer project maklng ed papered and planned for summer dresslng table curta1ns bed spread, project rug and papermg room SPONSOR: Miss Doris Busby HISTORY CLUB The object of the Hlstory Club 15 to promote 1nterest 1n the hxstory of Texas and of Rusk County 1n part1cu1ar OFFICERS PRESIDENT Ann Hale VICE PRESIDENT Betty Joyce Honeycutt SECRETARY Dena Lyles TREASURER Mary jo Burd PARLIAMENTARY CRITIC Dorothy Ward SPONSOR Mlss Busby MEMBERS Q . . . . , W ' N ,Y , 1- t- .i-v'g:f7gg- - A . ' ' ' J... yi u . 4, . ' . ' 1 .Tv L - --HH'- ' . , ,. LIBRARY CLUB PRESIDENT: Fay Anne Meller VICE PRESIDENT: Lera Pruitt SECRETARY: Lillie Sue Grant REPORTER: Marie Gray ' Miss Ethel Barrett SPONSOR ,.vi 5 Initiation The purpose of the Library Club is to entertain, to enlighten, and to encourage its members to read literature which has cultural value. L lx 3 'QV' Qh n . , ' Dena Ly1es-- . ' , ggi e President I f Elizabeth Martinson-- 4. e Vice President Ruth Carolyn Byrd-- V Q Secretary -I' ' f ' p jean Harris-- Q Treasurer Doris jean Colley-- Reporter jane Watson--Latin I Representative 4 fbi 1 1 OFFICERS KAY ADAMS--Sweetheart LATIN CLUB The Latin Club has associated with it this year those students who have finished Latin but are members of the Junior Classical League. It is the purpose of the club to arouse interest in, and appreciation of, Roman Culture and its contribution to our civilization. Through club work, the members learn cooperation, initiative, and responsibility. Much enthusiam has been shown this year in various projects planned by the club. Eighteen new members were initiated in Septemberg a Latin paper, Cumera, has been published each six weeksg Christmas Carols were sung in Latin: Christmas Cards and Valentines were madeg pen pals were enjoyed from over twenty towns, posters were made, a banquet was held with Longview, Kilgore and Nacogdoches as guests. Latin may be a dead language, but there are few dead moments in a Latin Club. p I my UNDER THE YOKE INITIATION DO UGHN UT SALE PLEDGES Ann Allen--Editor Miss Knox--Sponsor PRESS CLUB The Hi-Life is one of the greatest influences of our high school life. The press club, composed of two staffs, turns out an edition every Friday. The aims of the group, like those of every good newspaper, are to report the news fairly, to present unbiased editorials, and to give awell- rounded plresentation of society, sports, club, and current news. Sponsors! Miss Annie Lee Knox, Mrs. Merle Glass. jack Farmer's Staff jack Farmer - -Editor iiff-We Ni Q C J, ,il Ann Allen' s Staff 'Cz E . 1 X jack cutting stencil Morgan Proolreading Don doing art work Buck and Joe running mimeograph OFFICERS I4 KA Dorothy Morris--President Mary jo Burd--Vice President 4 Ameryllus Nelson--Vice President June Barton--Vice President Ann Allen Secretary Martha Wigley--Reporter Una Senorita Espanol Mrs, M, L. jacks--Sponsor SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club, El Circulo Espanol , was organized with a two-fold purpose of providing a deeper knowledge of the Spanish people and their language, and to provide con- structive entertainment for the group. Their motto, Podemos si desea , or we can if I will , reflects the progressive spirit of the club. TYPING CLUB The Typ1ng Club 1S composed of the top twenty f1ve f1rst year typmg students who average over 35 words a mmute The purpose of the club 15 to xncrease typxng ab1l1ty through greater speed wxth an emphasxs on accuracy OFFICERS Pres1dent Bud Rea V1ce Presxdent Ann Hale Secretary Treasurer jack Cannon Reporter B1ll1e jo Sp1ers MEMBERC james Anderson Mary Ann Broome jack Cannon Mary Chapman Hazel Deason Gene Farmer Evadene Fauss Ann Hale Alton Hard wxck Dorothy Harrls Mary Alxce Hornbeck Fayanne Meller Bud Rea B11l1e jo Spxers Preston Alhson Merc1a Mae Hunt Hubert Bass Dorothy jackson Gwenjone Betty Moore Leuvenxa Welch Betty Ballow and Glor1a Powell Sponsor Mxss Knox - , , -uf Y '- 1 , 'uw . . l . . 'Y L . , , 1 , I ! J I , , 1 1 l 1 ! 7 I I S! 1 J , . HIT 'EM HIGH! HIT 'EM LOW PEP LEADERS: Billie jo Daniels june Barton Virginia Andrews Dorothy Morris Frances jean Hudson 3 x X. YEA--LIONS I.,ET'S GO! ENDER8 FT: NS K W ml-QJX MH- J s s X X Wk 1 'J I Q? i 'is-:vu ging- uc- i fn L ls' I b ,L .I fllgf I I 5 q . K COACHES j. C. Bolton lbackfieldj jack Tittle fhead coach Solon Holt flinel FOOTB LL The Henderson Lions, undera good coaching staff, swept through a mediocre season. Play- ing under par most of the time, the Lions won three games, lost six and battled to a tie once. Although the Lions had a number of experienced men, they were plagued with injuries all season and were badly in need of reserve strength. This showed especially in the Marshall game when they held the Mavericks to a scoreless tie for three quarters only to be wolrn down in the final quarter and beat 25-0. The Lions' understudies. the B team, played fine ball all season and gained enough ex- perience to take over this fall. Running Plays Thanksgiving Game at Kilgore 'guy rr, K 97 .Lx ' ' zu, 441271-xdifil'-L?-5v?,k, Practice THE SQUAD ' VARSITY TEAM SCHEDULE Charlie jo Propes Lions jacksonville Buck Obertheir -- Lions Nacogdoches Donald Moore -------- - --- Lions Palestine Torrey Forman-- Lions Sulphur Springs Kenny Morris---- Lions Longview Gene Farmer ---- Lions Tyler Doyle Duran--- Lions Marshall Bud Rea --------- Lions Texarkana Warren Ramsay ---- ------ -. Lions Gladewater Charles Arnold --------- --- Lions Kilgore Pat McClelland ------- Lions Vs. Longview -- 26-Zl Off to Sulphur Springs N E n T xr' ssl' 66 TORRY FORMAN, CAPTAIN Lettered 4 years Center 77 CHARLIE ,LPROPES 81 BUCK OBERTHIER 65 DONALD MORE Lettered 3 years Lettered 4 years Lettered 3 years Right End Right Tackle jight Guard 75 PRESTON ALLISON 59 HERBERT WEBB 53 JOE SKELTON Lettered 3 years Lettered 3 years Lettered 1 year Quarterback Left End Quarterback 78 DOYLE DURAN 69 KENNY MORRIS Lettered 3 years Lettered 2 years Left End Left Guard 80 LABORN CONWAY 60 PETE GASTO1' Lettered 2 years Lettered 3 yearS Right Tackle Wing BaCk Manager: BURKEY GREEN Assistant: BILLY SANDERS . ' 7 1 ' 'I fr ' , Y -1, - . 5 ' k - ' 9 Y 5: ' 's ' .' ...I i , 'A H ' A '- I .. K W ,V 1. ' , KMA . ' I. Af e kg' 'fx L ' +9311 -.-Q-.M-Ji, ' --.... 4 y U' Y 'iw ' - 1 1 - ,, . - -5 E y 1 . . uh? -vm - Q V -M' -4' -- ,him L- , ' ' i 'rf .' N.-.' ,,,,,, ' 'VM -nw. i Ny ' Q - . fd 5 ,Kp . .u, TM, -,....V,, . ., A. Q -1 X g bgzggg' BE W V .. . s .5 My V . . 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Bolton Solon Holt .V '.- J I+- DISTRICT CHAMPIONS For the third straight year the Cubs won their district championship. This year the junior Lions played against AA competition. Coaches Bolton and Holt devoted much of their time to turn out perhaps the best team in junior High history. Showing class and power in every department, the Cubs had little trouble in winning all their regular season games. To climax a great season, the Cubs traveled to Dallas to tangle with the strong High- land Park junior High team, that was also undefeated. Playing their hearts out the young Cubs fought the Red Raiders to a standstill, only to lose Zl-12. They were outweighed, but were never out-played. Many classed these two teams as the strongest in the State, in junior High circles. Il SCORES: London 0 7 Hogg, Tyler 0 IZ Longview 6 19 Marshall 7 13 Kilgore 0 13 Gladewater 13 Z7 Roberts, Tyler 0 19 London 7 26 fl . -A , X A is XY' Highland Park Zl 1 z fDa1lasJ BASKETBALL Playing under pressure all season, the Lions swept through their district schedule with nine victories and three defeats. Longview beat them in the season openerg Texarkana, the district champions, beat them in Tigerland. and Marshall nosed them out to close the season. Coach jacks and Mr. Duran turned out the best coached, best all-around team in the last five years. Coach Holt alsq helped in the Lion's fine season by developing a well rounded ' 'C' ' squad. I The Lions won their own Christmas tour- nament. They were beaten by only one point in the Houston consolation finals. District Games Won: Longview 30 ------ 19 Texarkana 2.4 ------ Z2 Marshall 22. ------ Z1 Kilgore '55 ------ Z2 Kilgore 41 ------ Z3 Gladewater 33 ------ 14 Gladewater 52 ---- --Z4 Tyler 48 ------ 19 Tyler 34 ------ 30 District Games Lpost: Longview 21 ------ 30 Texarkana ,i 34 ------ 44 Mar shall 1 8 ------ 2' Coach--M. L. Jacks VARSITY SQUAD Doyle Bunn Lee Calvin Hand Alton Hardwick Doyle Duran Wayne Cox Charlie joe Propes Dick York Pete Gaston, Manager Chester Duran, Ass't Coach M. L. jacks, Head Coach The Squad 9 , WAYNE cox DOYLE DURAN f , ,.,,, F01-ward Center and Forward DOYLE BUNN ' 1 Guard fx VA ! .4 1 f Cf? , DICK YORK I LANGSTON SMITH , Legg LEE CALVIN HAND Guard Guard I Guard 1 1' ALTON HARDWICK . i CHARLIE JOE PROPES Guard Center and Forward JACK FARMER---Manager Henderson Score Z7 ZZ 27 Z4 48 34 41 Z7 30 30 25 Z7 47 36 48 NON CONFERENCE GAMES 46-47 Games Laneville Carthage Carthage Longview Gladewater Nacogdoches Goose Creek Sunset lDa11asj London Laneville Kilgore Milby flioustonj St. Thomas fHoustonJ Port Arthur Lamar fHoustonj Opponent Score 29 12 12 25 16 Z5 34 34 Z1 Z8 2.4 55 14 Z6 49 Gymnn simim JUNIOR HIGH- BASKETBALL A-TEAM Delbert Propes O'Nea1 Brightwell George Millard Harold McCauley joe Talliaferro Bob McClelland Dean Curren SPONSORS Mr. M. L. jacks Mr. J. W. Bolton UNDEFEATED SEASON FOR CUBS The Cubs, under the skillful coaching of Mr. Bolton and Mr. jacks, ran roughshod over every team they played, although they were forced to share the district championship with Kilgore. The Cubs defeated Kilgore in an over-time game the first time they met. Kilgore disputed the decision and the game was protested. When the two teams met again, Henderson clearly defeated Kilgorep However, Kilgore demanded a play-off. The Cubs, in order to get into other activities, offered to share the title with them, and Kilgore accepted their offer. The Cubs played brilliant offensive and outstanding defensive ball as they rolled through their fine season. Their showing makes prospects bright for Senior High in the years to come. SCHEDULE Dec. 16 ---- Marshall fherel Dec. 19 ---- Roberts, Tyler ftherej jan. 13 ---- Hogg, Tyler Qtherej SQUAD jan. 16 ---- Gladewater ftherel jan. Z0 ---- Kilgore fherel jan. Z3 ---- Longview Qtherel Jan. 30 ---- Marshall ftherel Q Feb. 3 ---- Roberts fherej Feb. 6 ---- Hogg fherel Feb. 10 ---- Gladewater fherej Feb. 13 ---- Kilgore ftherej Feb. 17 ---- Longview fherej Q X N TRACK 1 946 Under the able coaching of jack Porter, the l..ion's thinly-clad experienced a fine track season. Although they were handicapped by not having a track, they went to a number of meets and evenlheld two themselves. Coach Porter carried the team to Ft. Worth to the 9 A meet at the Fat Stock Show early in the season and this Q proved valuable experience later on. Aweek later they N F entered the Tomato Bowl meet at jacksonville. Q!!! A .IACK PORTER--Coach Sprint Relay Team-- The outstanding sprint relay team, composed of Warren Ramsay, Burkey Green, Pete Gaston, and Billy Carroll, entered the Royal Purple Relays in Beaumont, where they placed third in a fast field. The same sprint relay team took first place in J V pg' district and second place in regional to qualify for ' ' r the state meet in Austin, where they competed a- I i' 'F gainst the best athletes in the state. Although they failed to place, they made a fine showing: As a whole, the track season of 1946 was suc- cessful with a fine coached group of boys holding up their colors of Red and Blue. T EAM MEMBER S Dan Sharpe, Wayne Cox, Marvin Leath, Burkey Green, Pete Porter, Archie R. Pinnell, Herbert Webb, Maurice Barton, Travis Farley, Langston Smith, Lee Calvin Hand, Forrest Miller, Kenneth Truelock, Ronald Moore, Rayford Waller, Bobby Parker, jimmy Broadus. L E A 1 1 5th Period Class Working with Christmas Seals Taking a free shot . . 1 . 1 4 PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLASSES Physical Education is progressively be- coming more important to the high school schedule. We are beginning to realize more fully the value of health and co-ordination be- tween mind and body. This year the girls have worked on physical performance tests, bywhich they were graded on strength, skill, endurance, and attitude. They have taken part in basketball, baseball, volleyball, and a number of other group games and sports. The year has seen a vast improvement in most of the girls. Some have become capable leadersg others have become cooperative fol- lers. Above all, everyone has developed a sense of good sportsmanship, cooperation, and respect for one another. 6th Period Class 4th Period Class 596 I s 5 ,,.,. 57 Q 2 . , - A Viil A A ' I ..,-ggi , o ' g g5 ? : Q . get ft , 'ZR C., tnne sf' .4 ' ' i '1 ,' ' 31 1 r , o 'Y V A T, I , , ,A Q , X9 A ' A NO NO NU IT COULDN T BETRUE w f'Xo N 21,5552 gm C iff if I af 'N I I 1991 Nr- W' ff A oy .ML 4 A 0 - o, 0 - 50 XX 'G Ga' xx QQ' f 1 n Wqv CAFETERIA FRONT VIEW OF THE GYMNASIUM 1 PASSING IN AFTER A FIRE DRILL 6th PERIOD OFFICE STAFF FACULTY COMMITTEE FOR STEAK FRY BINGO TABLE AT HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL C U! l gi 'x ing- HENDERSON FACULTY CLUB SOCIAL JUNIOR CLASS'S JOLLY TIIVIE MINSTRELU .3 , N V' '-.J 1 Z sw., Surrey with the fringe on top I Dream of Jeannie Going places What are you going You're the tops! We Three Kihgs Without You Playmate Smiles If you please The gang's all here Something old. Something new' Friendship Stars in your eyes School Days Doing What Comes Naturally' Who if not you? Which way did my heart go? just like that! Small Fry Bicycle' built for two Pal of mine Old acquaintance You're in the army now Action speaks louder than words I get the neck of a chicken Surrender That's good enough for me Doctor , Lawye r , Indian, Chief People will say we're in love I love a parade! My fickle eye Ain't love grand For Sentimental Reasons wr-i , 4 f Le f l 'TY I. 1' Q-gi! ' 'I -I-4-I llllm I 41 x gr SI If Q0 ff. Hp Qin .fx vi- P 77 K11roy was here too' Say It over agaln A11 by myself You are everything to me The Girl That I Marry Laugh1ng on the Outslde My buddy Old Lamphghters I'm an old Cowhand Waitin' at the gate for Katie Walk it off Come closer to me It's great to be young Hold tight The master's voice I get a kick out of you Zip-a-dee-doo-dah It cou1dn't be true Open the door Richard Take it easy This is a lovely way to spend an evening Personality Take it slow and taste the vanilla We Three .Oh Say Can You See I'm In Love With You, Honey Oh What a beautiful morn! But my heart belongs to daddy Music goes round and round That Old Gang of Mine ,Q sf 'TM 4 .4 , 1- F 1 .L 37 Q' S X' yo' Q f 'U . Gag, 'f - , if a W A. f w ' -f? Q1 3 I . V ' , I ' 'V 3 W eu' ,Q ' K h L .4 f f N ,,- . 'WFT .' if fy 7575 I 11535 N.. '13 'N-' 5, . 1,i, gif , , , K YZ v .f'! My ' ,f 1: if , A 4 k b , go 4.5 P, ,, . x. K' ' ' fs , .., f '-9, 5 'X uv. ' . , LAL 1 Y ' 1 .4 . I' 'ky W V. 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J 7 - i ' , . i Y U ,J -, :.:,:.iiV:- 5 .176-A: -:Luft , 'Z .L 1 4-QQ? ' i fl . 5- . K, rf 1 , W , .7 - A' .5 't ' V ' 2 4' a A 3' ff' V PF., f' W N E .R , , .mf .,,. A . U dd :N am'-'ff' Q ,, - 'K' .ii 51 'L QV ...w,, 3, ,l f ' 1 'IIN' Q ,,,:v.,, UL... ir- 5n.,- , A A wg.-V :,b N 4 A Q 5. HENDERSGN Looking down on the busmess distrzct of our townv J C PENNEY Remmgton Rand Portable and Standard Typewrlters SALES SERVICE RENTALS H A R R I S PRINTING and STATIONERY COMPANY 208 210 East Street Henderson KLINE GREEN I CLEANERS HENDERSON TEXAS Well Dress Means Success C O 9 Phone 179 Henderson L E O N YOUR BAKER 108 SOUTH MAIN BRYCE S COURTHOUSE PAUL ROGER S TIRE STORE 11 EtChl Ph 884 H GOOD FOOD GOOD HEALTH x 7 1 , ' 1 as ar evoix V one ende Ct I, FIRST NATIONAL BANK HENDERSON TEXAS R sk Co nty s Oldest Bank fl' WP 'l'l'lA'l' FIVE , IIE STS Compllments RANDOIAPH HOTEL ND COFFEE SHOP BILL amfvs msunnucf AGENCY I Henderson Texas Mr Sz Mrs R H Well ! 1 U. 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Comp 'ments I of jAY'S CAFE ! oo - e, nxiet J 9 HALE MOTOR COMPANY Fzrst by far wzth a post-war car SALES Sz SERVICE PHONE 369 205 VAN BUREN HENDERSON HENDERSON ICE COMPANY We Freeze to Please M ember F T D 202 South Mam Street Phone 855 QUALITY SERVICE Flowers For All Occasions Phone 328 JQLJI--AP CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK HENDERSON, TEXAS The Appreczatzve and Dependable Bank vmss The surest road to financlal mde Sh pendence IS to begm to save early ID hfe A part of all you earn 1S yours to I N S U R E D keep Save systematically and mvest your savmgs where they w1ll earn you Q' 'wx' I bl d d d h 44,65 mag areasona e 1v1 end an att esalne Henderson Federal Savlngs and Loan Association 206 East Street HENDERSON TEXAS 4 . . . Q-N 40 ,gf 9 ' . ' -- Q . . 2 , : . . J' X15 Q? time be absolutely secure. O Q 'lf1lf'4 'l 'i l' 'C WlfiT'? 1lf'7'ifil'1lf 'lf l' 'I' 'lf'51l' 'Of : 'lf if 'I' 'F' l'? 'l' YOUR HOM WN THEATERS PALACE STRAND P. C. McPherson, Mgr. A. T. Boren. Mgr. Movies Mean So Much Yet Cost So Little Enjoy A Good Show Every Day HENDERSON STEAM LAUNDRY 703 East Maln Street Phone 590 Compllments of PLUNKETT S .lewelry and Gift Shop Phone 1088W JOSH S SPORTING GOODS It Pays to Play 0 Randolph Hotel Bldg I W Strlckland Owner Always a booster for Rusk County Schools the Henderson Lions and a powerful good newspaper to read THE HENDERSON TIMES Garland R Farmer Edltor COMMERCIAL PRINTING OFFICE SUPPLIES Telephone 164 126 South Mam HENDERSON 9 7 0 ' D 3 - HAYDEN and BOUCHER DRUGS Phone 87 or 88 HENDERSON SWINN EY STUDIO PORTRAITS KODAK FINISHING PHOTOSTATIC COPYING Henderson Satisfaction Comphments of the DEAN SHOP Infants and Chzldrens Wear Tel 726 113 East St There s a Ford m your future MOTOR C0 SALES SERVICE 26 Years of Ford SCIVICC I I I Courtesy Dependability A L F 0 R D B R 0 S Compliments of Your HENDERSON DAILY NEWS Today's News Today We Are Backing Henderson' Scion' HENDEPSoN FURNITURE COMPANY Read the DAILY NEWS for COMPLETE HOUSEHOLD ll th N FURNISHINGS Hays Clotlung Store MPN S WEAR mtod Gas Corporation CHEROKEE JACK APPLE SUPPLY H PITTSBURG PAINT AND PAPER P bl Sq HENDERSON TEXAS a e ews Q O PHONE 400 I . 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WE SERVE TO SERVE AGAIN Ph 922 WRIGHT S PHARMACY I H d l George M. Wrlght, O l IQMEQMM N ti A , K , i F' W .v . , ti .Fq ,1 -. ' il 31 2- ' Q WS Xe 'Q 'X F' ,X ,gsm I .L A kin, j EWR ' I f fi.. - 'kr pg s Aw . a?ef J ' A f u ' lp 51-1 A - 'x x -5 '-f5'.3f'94' X X L , ., gf, A - -- A. ,E 'ff'- fi Q-... .-gr ' Q 1 . -gf ' ' ,I 5915 5 VW' ' ':3Qf'l-.-15 .iff W , ' .'f-'-'Q'f-PTF - . .sv ,A Jw, 3. O k , H ' 1,-Qlijqg Q-, 1, 4' . , + 'ff , Uno .V QL.WiJJ 9 .l -9- Hoif The gonqig all here , that c arson o L+ Henderson Lions! Henderson Lions! ij'-.t - if F4 3 JY LI J ' '1 Henderson Lions! UJe.H be with you X9 J t J ' T5 dilrspon Lions! Beat old X' wil Ne J 7 J 1 JS af' A fn' - f- - ... . Lion 5 3 spirit will Oluloji. win. Henderson Lion -f1J'5 W'fW ntil the Qnd. Hen-dar-son I-iOhsl HQ, LfJ 'Q SLN? bil, Our CVS - for Uu0'll P50411 Hgil ii U bi' i' Q rr1Q'0fNs good - bmj to ' f V I-43311.