Henrietta High School - Bearcat Yearbook (Henrietta, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1946 volume:

J , qw, ' W - ,A ,- nz . , , X f L i L i HENRIETTA HIGI-I SCHOOL 9mw H M., -uf-.v--.- . ., V ,-u-,.....-Q--- i lfl 4 1 'N i To Mrs. Royer, who has unselfishly devoted fhirfy-fwo years fo fhe ieaching profession, fhe members of ihe s+aff dedica+e fhis yearbook. She has been an inspiraiion +o 'lhe s+uden+s and has given her +ime oufside ihe classroom fo helping and guiding +hose who mosi' needed ii. All s+uden+s who have sfudied under her and lrnown her personally have benefi'H'ed by her 'Friendship and her consideration for o'I'hers. If is our sincere wish 'l'he1' in +he eers +o come, ihe peges of +his hook will bring fo mind, pleeseni' memories .of +he friendships and good Hmes of your high school days. comms AJMaNnsi1-a'hoN SMH: Sensors 4 J-UNIOTS Sophomov-as Freshmen Fava-m'f.es Sooaeiq Actauefoes Afkfeflcs Q Snapshots Takes Elemcntavv I Adds l X ,iq H' , 2- , . ,a Y 5- 0 . b ' N ' A mf Q1 3 3 I 9 5 L4 w EEEEEEQT2 Q : M . E! --- Q. A A V 1. 5 1 MW Qwgf5 fismmme lEEEEEii HIGH SCHOGL. BUILDING TYPANGCLASS fl' HON! E ECONOMICS KITCHEN STUDY HALL GYMNASIUM r ROOM WARD SCHOOL BUILDING VOCATIONAL AGFNCULTURE BUILDHNG ' , ,gg-Lgaggwx jz. -, iyswqwhx ' anim: CAFETERIA F W. RICHARDSON, Superinfendenf During fhe asf few years, fhe worries, fhe fears and the resfless- ness engendered: by war made if difficulf and almosf impossible for young people fo lzeep fheir minds on fheir sfudies. In fhe urgency of fhe fimes, fhe need fo prepare for a useful life as a civilian did nof seem so imporfanf as fhe immediafe need fo win fhe war. Now fhaf fhe war has ended, if is indeed grafifying fo see fhe re- newed inferesf which you sfudenfs of fhe Henrieffa Public Schools are faking in your sfudies and in your fresh planning for useful cifizenship in a democracy of a changing world. And, as you plan for fhe fufure, I am sure fhaf you will remember fhaf, in addifion fo knowledge, a really use- ful and happy life as a cifizen of fhis greaf nafion musf include good characfer in ifs foundafion, for, as Mirabeau B. Lamar once said, Culfi- vafed mind is fhe guardian genius of Democracy, and, while guided and confrolled by virfue, fhe noblesf affribufe of man. lf is fhe only dic- 'Safor fhaf free men acknowledge, and fhe only securify which free men esnre. , WM!,W,,,,,,,wwam,,, A f l .T f , .... ........,-.1 I ,W ,z ,y .1 ,,.,,,.......f--L-fl' pw , f f ,ml ,f .Q-11,-.nd-and-,,.,.... , 4 n,,,:-L-rv-'L 1, ., , I 4--7, . X' ' f ' wffw WW' ,, ,,,.,,4.m,fy,, ,. H, 'fm' ,fMwmWQZ+4 I ,WW f. ,, 4? 'M ' fizf 0 fffffffic, ' V' ,UM He has been connecfed '+h H emi FRANK SELVIDGE, Principal wi enrieH'a Schools for sevenieen years: fhree and one-half years as principal of ihe ward school and fhirfeen and one-half years as principal of fhe high school. The school and sfudenfs have benefiffed b his w'll' y I mgness fo help and his sincere inferesi' in fhe welfare of fhe s+uclen1' body. Our hais are off +o you, Mr. Selvidge! in MISS VARONNE DARNELL Auslin College and Norfh Texas Sfafe Teachers College: English and Library Science-B.A. and B.S. MISS LOUISE HOELDTKE Nurrh Texas Sfafe Teachers' Col- lege: Business Adminis+ra+ion- BS gaudy MRS. RAYMOND DUGGER Norih Texas S+a+e Teachers Col? lege: Science and English-Life' 'k Ceriificaie. MR. BURTON R. HURLEY Texas A. In M.: Agricul+ure- B.S. I N. Zacwf!7f2 MRS. EARL NUTTER Baylor Universify, English, Music, - Languages, Educafion-B.A. MR. R. R. POPE Polyiechnic lnsiifufe and Nor+h Texas Sfaie Teachers College: Geography, Educaiion, Spanish -B.A. and M.A. MISS ARTELLE LOONEY Office Secrefary MRS. MABLE POPE Norfh Texas S+a+e Teachers Col- lege, Social Science-8.5. Znuvfff? f' MISS CHARLOTTE VAUGHN Nou-+h Texas Sfafe Teachers Col- lege, Homomalxing-B.S. MRS. BOB YOUNG MR. BOB YOUNG Easf Texas S+a1'e Teachers College, Easf Texas Siaie Teachers College, Business Aclminfcfrafion-B.A. Physical Educafion-B.S. MR. TROY DOUTHITT President MR. D. O. DANIEL MR. V. LEFEVRE Vice-Presideni Secreiary Vice-Secreiary ,ZLVZZLMQQ Reading from lefi io righf: Back 'OW Froni row: RUPe'i SWB'-ll'Y D. O. Daniel Winnarcl Wells V. Lefevre Oscar Graves Troy Dou+hH+ Harry Olsen These men on fhe school board have been enihusiasfic boosfers for H. H. S. H' is +heir wish 'ro make our school bigger and beHer as 'ihey have shown in backing 'ihe annual and providing a new shop building and equipment cafeieria, 'iennis couris, and oiher ihings which were wi+h fhe welfare of +he sfudenis in mind. as TA IF IF T Qswwdf. CLAUDIA CATES Ediior EVA BRASS . PATSY MOOSE Assidani Edifor Assis'I'an+Edi1'or BOBBY WELLS Buisiness Manager BEN INGRAM 1. E. GILL Assisfani' Business Manager Sales Manager GAY BRIXEY Ari' Edifor KATHERINE BOGER Sociefy Edifor VON RAY PARKER Sporfs Ednfor vu ' .fr :VE f V ,Sq i 1 . x vf MARY ANNA WATSON MARY NEALE Snapshof Edifor Jokes Edifor MARTHA ASHINHURST Assisiani' Ari' Ediior ROBERT THORNTON Assisfanf Jolre Edifor MURLENE WALKER Assisfani Sports Edifor idk: NANCY STINE Assisfanf Socieiy Ediior Dovls WETSTEL Assisfani' Snapshof Edifor . Q 'd- N 'BQF-N ? . Q in Il' 1 LN V T5 T 7 ? 'f 67, A ' i! , I A 0 1' y ul., M: A , - ' X A, N X I ' XQ IQ X f FW V X N XX ' 7YTfQL- ,M rw T g, 'll 2- D Mary Neale- ScoH'ie Presidenf Casual and friendly, well liked by Elle Frances Reeves- Fran Treasurer Wifnouf aH'emp+ing 'lo malxe an impression on anyone, she has im- pressed us all. ifubft df!! qjlfzm Z' Anne Lerner-- Annie Secreiary A sweel, friendly girl, who is per- severing in her sfudies. f 3' 25' Claudia Gales- Claud Vice-Presideni' An affraciive and well-Iilred Senior, who is very dependable. Von Ray Parlrer- Pro'y Reporier Everyone lilies and admires this capable afhlefe. . l:0ff'j' 1 Carl Bell- Ding-Dong Handsome and sfudious. admired by many. Kafherine Boger- Bog Sweef and gracious, also a friend of everyone. Eva Mae Bragg- Beaver 'Amusing and lively. has a hosf of friends. Gay Brixey- Gabriel Clever, arfisfic and nice fo know. Joe Brooks - Joey Friendly and capable of handling any sifuafion. Bobby Brufon- Ears Nice fo know-quief and reservedg Billy Curry- Big Bill Good fellow, good' aflllefe and everyone's friend. LU!! Jaclrie Davis- Jack Has everyone's friendship and ad- mirafion. Billy Garrison- Bill Very sfudious: we predicf a worih- while fufure for Billy. Lois Gilbow- Gildy A good-nafured Senior who can always be heard above anyone else. Beriha Goeffman A friendly girl, who doesn l' have much +o ley. Frances Merle Hebermen An agreeable person: it very mod- ea+ and lrlnd. Ben Ingram, Jr.- Bengy An ambiiious and indusfrious s+u- dent Georgia Ru+h Johnson A liHle bruneHe wi+h a striking personalify. XML Odell Jordan- Legs Good afhlefe, has fhe admirafion of all fhe sfudenf body. Mary Lee Morris Her sweef smile and pleasanf dis- posifion have won her many friends. Uorofhy Moser- Doi A winning smile and sparkling eyes -whaf more could one ask? Mary Faye Moser Quief and fhoughfful. Inez Pearson An affracfive and indusfrious mem- ber of fhe class. Janice Rogers She has gained many friends since enfering Henrie'H'a High by her pleasing personalify. Lillian RoHa- Gooch Five feef of dainfiness and sweef- ness. We fhinl: so, foo, Don. K? Q5 X., N? l 31,0 QM, QF? Z0 Be'Hy Seaboli Friendly and very undersianding fo everyone. 8eHy Sims Acuie girl-s+udious, loo. Mary Elizabeih Taylor An earnesf, agreeable girl, 'lhai' we're all glad fo know. BeH'y Timm- Timmy A new siudenl from Soufh Dalnola, who has won many friends. Cleafus Richardson- Ban'ry A very underslanding and likeable person. Cnes Ross-- One's Sincere and very aHrac+ive +o all fhe girls. Andrew Smirh- Andy A well-liked Senior who diligenily fallcs and somefimes siudies. lf Woodard Smifh- Wood Pile Respecfed and liked by all. Mary Ann Warson- Lulu A swee+, infellienl girl, who can malce a piano lallx. Bobb Do le Wells Hells Bells Y Y ' Very. dependable and capable of doing his parf well. Parsy Wes?- Pai An enihusiasfic sfudenf, who is friendly and carefree. Don We+sel- Spider A well-liked Senior, who is aflmleiic and friendly.Wha+ say, Lillian? Doris Williams- Jolly A sweei, unassuming person. Rufll Wilson- Ru+l1ie A darlr, vivacious girl, who has a pleasani personaliiy. .Mp MJ Wfhfuf As I eniered fhe room in awe and amazemeni, my eyes wandered fo a corner of 'Ihe room, where a group of my young friends s'l'ood bewildered, beside Iheir anxious molhers. These were 'I'he boys -and girls who were fo be my classmaies fhroughoul our eleven years in school, wiih Ihe exceplion of Kafherine Boger and Lois Gilbow. There were Anne Lerner, Claudia Gales, Inez Pearson, Bobby Doyle Wells, Frances Reeves, Ben Ingram, Jr., Eva Bragg, Carl Bell, Bobby Bru'l'on, Hilly Garrison, Von Ray Parlrer and Andrew Smifh. Under fhe guidance of our firsi grade feachers, Miss Lula and Miss McKinney, we finally learned our ABC's and fha? 'I'he sum of 2+2 is equal +o 3. A+ fhe end of ihe year a sigh of relief swepf over our classroom, when we discovered we were all fo be promo+ed +o fhe second grade. Wifh a year of schooling we 'Ielf assured and confideni on enfering fhe second grade, faughl' by Miss Waniland and Miss Householder. Our enrhusiasm was les- sened by 'lhe faci' ihai Ka'l'herine Boger lefi our midsh however, Mary Ann Waison, who was fo coniinue wiih us the nexl fen years, ioined our class: Our ihird year was supervised by Miss Barlreley and Miss Moore. We were pleasanlly surprised lo find 'lhal' Kafherine Boger had refurned Io our happy fhrong. Miss Howard and Miss Chapman welcomed us wi+h open arms affer hearing fha? we were a quiei and a'Hen'I'ive class. If was fhe year fha? Ones Ross and Bertha Goeflman made fheir appearance. Because Ones was fhe firsi boy fo come io our class since we enfered school, fhere was much hair pulling fo deiermine which girl would ge? fo chase him around fhe school grounds. By fha slain of our 1'ee+h, we passed in+o fha fifrh grade and who should come upon +he scene buf Mary Neale, fo add fo ihe confusion. Mrs. Pegram and Miss Evufhrie overcame +heir impulse 'io declare us a hopeless class and prepared us for fha coming year. A+ lasf we had reached fhe half-way marlr of our goal. Again, a member of our class was missing-none other fhan Lois Gilbow. We were asfonished io find ihaf Mrs. Pegram had become so affeched io us ihai she moved up io be our sixth grade sponsor. We were originally fo be in +he sevenih grade, bui ihe Iwalve grade sysiem was begun, consequenfly, we became members of 'Ihe eighih grade. Our class increased fhis year wifh 'ihe enlrance of Gay Brixey, Georgia Rufh Johnson, Lillian Rofia, Berry Sims, Palsy Wes? and Cleafus Richardson. Mr. Pope and Mrs. Dees pre- pared us for our long-awaifed graduaiion. swf 50927 As we had been informed upon fhe subiecf of fhe freafmenf of Freshmen, our minds were filled wifh fear and dread as we enfered fhe halls of H. H. S. We realized fhaf we ha-d nof been misinformed, when several girls discoveerd wads of chewing gum in fheir hair nof fo menfion 'lhe facf fhaf some of fhe Freshmen boys were unable fo sif down comforfably for several days-reason, belf-line. Frances Haberman, Dorofhy Moser, Mary Faye Moser, Rufh Wilson, Jackie Davis and Don Wefsel enfered our class, which was sponsored by Miss Vaughan and Mr. Pope. On becoming sophomores, we became aware of fhe facf fhaf our presence was essenfial fo fhe school. Ahem! We were glad fo see several new faces, among fhem were Mary Lee Morris, Janice Rogers, Beffy Seabolf, Mary Elizabefh Taylor, Doris Williams, Odell Jordan and Woodard Smifh. Lois Gilbow had once more re-enfered our class. Our class was under fhe capable leadership of Mrs. Dugger and Miss Hoeldflze. By fhis fime our liffle minds had become slighfly warped wifh so much knowledge: fhus if is undersfandable fhaf if was hard fo find anyone who would assume fhe responsibilify of becoming our sponsor. Those affempfing fo reform us were Miss Acoclr, Mrs. Rice and Mrs. Hurn. Af lasf we mef our mafch! Mrs. Pope and Miss Hoeldflce succeeded in keeping us reasonably quief. This year as Seniors we are honored wifh fhe presence of Joe Broolrs, Billy Curry and Beffy Timm. They say fhaf all Seniors are self-assured and have fhe air of being superior. So-we refuse fo be an excepfion fo fhe rule. We have done quife a nice iob of keeping fhe underclassmen and The school in line buf if is clear fhaf wifhouf Mrs. NuHer and Mrs. Royer's undersfanding pafience we would be hopelessly losf amid fhe confusion of graduafion, fhe play, fhe buying of class rings and invifafions. 4 4 Amit ,, H 6Zlu1a.?4f 9'5:z2'f:f'z'4f..,zi 1,fJ 13? ,kffgg A Z 1 - 'xm .' f f X 5 . X . ra yt ' X Q jo H? up on - V Kb-F ,,,,q 1-:J ,fi 'QI 9 6 -X 3 0 X A i 4 P.. PA 1, E. GMM: Vials: MOOSE Pwfxden ' rmfdvnf ,ambfz Mfr f KW JOHN HENRY MOSER LUCILIEE LOHMAN 'I' Secrefary-Treasurer epor er William C. Arlhur Marlha Aslwinhursl' Dan Campbell Curfis Chadwick BeHy Collins Jerry Curry Billie Nell Davis 1 ll C H1 .. MW' Marvin Davis Marie Fenoglio Mary Frances Garrison George Ann Graner Jackie Griswold Billie Hise Bobbie Hixe W' Alma Jane Kilcrease Mnrgaref Klein David Kinq Anna Marie Kosanlxe Bo'Hy Rue Laquey Kenneih Lowry Donnie Massey bbw' Luella Massie Roy Glen Massie Befly Jo Meelzs Earl Dun Moore Dorofhy Marie Moser Margare+ Moser Billy Morrison W' Ruby Evelyn Mobley Evelyn Reeves BeHy Lee Roberson Mary Louise Smlih Anile Joye Taylor 'olm Roberl' Tl1orn'l'o Joe Ben Whilaller Harold Whiiley I1 -Q 65 gf 1255, , J I pf WE DEDICATE Tu-us PAGE IN MEMORY GF Tn-loss aovs FROM HENRIETTA HIGH sc:-aoox. wa-no GAVE THEIR n.nvEs IN THE CAUSE or FREEDOM. :J KENNETH DUEWALL ELWOOD BROOKS HAMMOND COX JAMES ROACH CLIFTON REED BILLY ROBERTS CLIFFORD BOYD GWINN MURDOCK BENNIE JO MORTON MELVIN MARSHALL C. L. LOFTIN ROBERT JOHNSON JAMES KELTON HARROLD SMITH x S ,,,, Qxflf Q 1 -...-1. -K K Q Xxfgfl X N,-' Q X ka k f . x ff ,Ax f X N F Q XX xX V Q X, ,F 5 Q , I x X ' X t S N ' N ! 'x x ll ul , . Q, X .X,,,,.... lmglx XXL -XXX Q J ig :Wk I A W f--- 'E -- j -if ,j A Ng, sg, if we v Z l Z QT MURLENE WALKER Presideni' MARTHA MAE WILLIS Treasurer CARMA LOU MOORE Socrohry i s DOVIE WETSEL Vice-Presidenf - ' .x' KATHERINE ROPER Reporier Jimmie Mae Alain Joe Alcorn Paul Alcorn Felix Asllinhursi' Reba Burch Jack Bufler BeHy Coaies Allan Ray Davis Edna Mae Deafherage BeHy Lee Graves Tennie Jo Graves Kennard Groves Mildred Mae Groves Oral Lee Haigood lnez Huggins Lois Jordan Odell Kilcrease ll --...- - I i X' , 1 I I , 'I 77: f 5,3 ' wk 'l fl J vllv Q if lil ,, cl .invwnunss 'Wwwr' fli' ll X 5-C. fi 'V' 'wma'-Mr Junior Langford Jane Ligon Jimmie Lovell Maffie Bess Mclvlahen Don Moser Billy Joe Mowery Kenne+h Pickeff Ray Quisenberry Lulu Jo Roach Melba Roland Heian Schmid? Jimmy Sowell Vera Jo Slnelfon Donald Sfuari' Willeva Weems June Wells Esfer Whiieliursf Joann Williams l X .1 Z X67 X: g BOBBY MADDOX Presidenf GWEN WILLIAMS ' Treasurer EARNEST ALLISON WW JEANETTE MOSER Vice-Presidenf CARLENE MORRIS Secrefary ,Q If gs-Z VICTOR MOSER Reporfer MARIE BACHMAN PEGGY BOY'-ES Buclcly Brixey Herman Bullinger Horace Coafs Peggy Davis Iva Rufh Dove Wallace Duclceff Celia Mae Evans Wanell Fenoglio John Richard Gill Howard Goehring Hal Healer Bobbie Laura Hefley John Arfhur Hefley Lucille Hobensfein Bobbie Ray Holloway Naomi John Roger Kerr Carolyn Lerner Linda Mason Billie Jo Moore Carl Moser Bill Nichols Mayclell Parlcer Helen Pearson Floyce Peclen Befly Ross Tommie Sizemore Billy Sharpe Carolyn Slaughiar O. Gone Smilh Harold Smilh Nancy Sline Nancy Tafe BeH'y Lou Wosf Dollon Williams Billy Wilson 5 2431 3. N .- - f' C is ds nf I Y an-1-sh N' nf L V, r 'hi' 'W wks- A , ff X wg V: ' O :ffl f V lu X M 'R' X ' xx X .K ,I ' l xstx , X: -. f1Q.r. ,,. NN- . s 'lr i N lx- -.Xa F f-., :N.5 N., .S ' Y Y xgvkwfwzu .i X: W! X, , qw ,-4 . ,f Eg . si-' -.2-'J X Marflwa Mae Willis Oden Kifcrease k xxx-S5 WW! UNLCXN5-G vom My S df!! Qafkef 470465 'EL filvuilci, gg H7 Cofff Joe Mni. 0 VISOH ZZ! sffflwfw ixff fy., Q Earlene Morris Herman Bullinger xx 5 X ,-- 4557? N .f -: p A 1 W' ff xxx, Q f 1 XX y sf jj J fx ve fy J X X' n V 3 3 A XQ, S ifiifufy X f 4 QQ X A5513 Q, ,,,. X-. :Sena 1ClllE'II'Y XX if xX X BOX SUPPER A box supper, direcled by Kalherine Boger, was given Ocfober lb, l945, for ihe purpose of raising money for fhe candidale for foofball queen. The fables were beaulifully deforaled in class colors. Upon fhese, lhe ladies placed fheir boxes, dressed cleverly in colored crepe paper. Morris Gilberl auclioned 'lhe boxes, confaining lunches, fo lhe genfs, who graci- ously dug deep inlo lheir poclrels, because lhey were privileged 'lo ear wilh 'lhe lady as a reward 'For lheir purchase. Some boxes held such delicacies and goodies as fried chiclren, calre and apple pie. They were well worfh fhe price paid lor lhem. Noi only lhe sfudenl body, bul several cifizens of lhe 'lown and fhe facully, parficipaled in rhe gala event We were proud fhal so many came lo our box supper. The relurns from lhe boxes were more lhan expeoled wllh fha Seniors coming oul on lop. having S57.35. The sum lolal 'lor all four classes was SI2b.4S. DAD'S NIGHT An unusual evenl, Dad's Nlghf, was observed Oolober I9 when rhe Dads of fha foolball boys were honored. Each dad was given a free llckal lo the game and a special place re slr. Afler lhe game fha boys and lhelr dads were enferlained by rho iaculry in lhe Home Economics room. Coffee, sandwiches and punch were served fo abou? fiffy boys and their dads. SNACK BARS On Friday, November 2, afler rho Henriefla and Nocona game rho Freshmen and Juniors enferlained lhe 'ioolball boys wilh a snack bar. Approlimalely fiffy foolball boys and fheir dales enioyed lhe hospilalify of lhe Juniors and Freshmen. Friday nighl, November 9, affer fhe Sf. Jo and Henrielia game flue Seniors and Sophomores served lhe foolball boys and lheir dales. Sandwiches, punch and cookies were served. Forfy-five boys and girls enioyed 'lhe snaclr. I l ATN l , .J - X x x ' - I f QD T 3 f 7 Sl X :nhl r I if S 5:5 so f' S 65551 ' E-E1 , if-f. 1' SENIOR PARTY MulTiIcolored sTreamers oT crepe paper, shoclrs of corn and iacl-o-lanTerns Tur- nished The seTTing Tor The TirsT all-High School ParTy, given by The Seniors. Amid The flying conTeTTi and loud noise, Coach Young direcTed The games in which The whole sTudenT body enTered enThusiasTically. Dunlring for apples and danc- ing were The highlighTs of The evening. WiTh True Halloween spiriT, The apples dis- appeared and The dancing began. The generous and much appreciaTed room moThers supplied The sTudenTs wiTh a TasTy lunch consisTing of sandwiches, carroT sTiclrs, pickles, cookies, candy and punch. The parTy ended wiTh many happy and smiling Taces descending The HenrieTTa High School sTeps. JUNIOR PARTY On February 22, I946, The Junior Class sponsored an all-high-school parTy in The gym. Games were played and reTreshmenTs were served To a maioriTy of The high school sTudenTs. CrediT Tor The success of The parTy wenT To The class moThers who gave of Their Time so willingly. FOOTBALL BANQU ET One oT The highlighTs of The pasT school year was The TooTball banqueT. The moThers of The boys on The Team, assisTed by some of The homemalzing girls, served a delicious dinner To The TooTball boys and Their daTes. ATTer The dinner, an enjoy- able program, conducTed by Mr. B. R. Hurley, who served as ToasTmasTer, was pre- senTed. Von Ray PorTer, capTain of The Team, gave a ToasT To Mary Neale, The TooT- ball queen, and Mary responded wiTh a Tew words of appreciaTion. Bobby Wells presenTed The Coach, Mr. Bob Young, wiTh a handsome Elciv' waTch from The Team. An inTeresTing Tall: was given by Reverend B. W. Guyman, The main spealrer Tor The occasion, aTTer which Mr. Hurley closed The program. The decorahons Tor The banqueT were planned and carried ouT by Mrs. Felix WaTson. The Tables were cleverly arranged wiTh The cenTerpieces of pennanTs in The school colors and TooTballs. Everyone will agree ThaT The TooTball banqueT was one of The season's besT enTer- TainmenTs. --qfzn-6255,-k' Q? X , 'YV Qvu - si ' 1, X 1 I N'-1 4 5 5' .L 9 gf ,y 'N fi .Q vw X: V WD -f fy: .B ,i Nj? I I 9253+ La 5 -3 '-35 'fu QA. ? MARY ANN WATSON Ediior-in-Chief CLAUDIA GATES KATHERINE BOGERE LILLIAN ROTTA Associate-Edhor News Editor Copy Ediior W PATSY MOOSE Business Manager ALMA JANE KILCREASE Secretary Z S 42 xi Q f H Q 'ggi'-,gang Sl 'J V DOVIE WETSEL Humor Edifor we N' Loss sluaow MARY NEALE EVA BR'-F56 Sports Edifor-Publisher Personals Ediior B'09 'Ph ' V ANN LERNER AH' Edi+or MARTHA ASHINHURST Assisfani' Ari Edifor 94.1 Q Reading from leff fo righ+: Back row: Middle row: Front raw: Dovie Weisel Alma Jane Kilcrease Vera Jo Slzelfon Claudia Gales Mrs. Nufler Gay Brixey Mar+l1a Ashinhursl Lillian Roffa Jimmie Mae Alrin Carma Lou Moo 2 Murlene Wallrer Lucille Lohman Lois Gilbow Mary Ann Wafson Be'Hy Seaboli' Mary Elizabeili Taylor Mary Neale Eva Bragg , . ,f ! 9' Ii 'EZ'- ! r'!l'l-in YZ I Q . .fx t Mia T,-I'I!! LXIZL. Joan Williams, Mary Frances Garrison Pafsy Moose Belly Timm George Ann Graner Kalherine Boger Ann Lerner QM QM - e EVA BMG ni ,nc,,Presmd9 -f , 'F ez: cg' f? ttgqy, 'Q . PATSY WEST Presidenf MARY ANN WATSON Reporter Qlgffhau A ' ' ' AN 5 N '-ERNER 9Cref Y-Treasure, Q5 Reading 'From lofi lo righlz mf as Back row: Middle row: Fronl row: Marie Fenoglio Lillian Rolla Mary' Ann Wa'l'son Bobby Laura Halley Palsy Wesl Eva Mae Bragg Lois Gilbow Carma Lou Moore Claudia Gales Janice Rogers Dorofhy Marie Moser Mary Neale Willeva, Weems Marlha Ashinhursl' Ann Lerner Jeanerle Moser Mildred Graves Dovie Welsel Kafherine Boger Be'l'+y Rue Laquey Gay Brixey Nancy Sline BeHy Ross BeHy Timm Anefa Taylor Anna Marie Kosanke Befly Seabolf Mary Eli1aba'l'l1 Taylor Berlha Goeflman Inez Pearson Belly Sims Be'l+y Lee Roberson Mary Lee Morrls Mary Loulse Smllh Joan Wllllams Margarer Klein Carolyn Lerner Gwen Williams June Wells Marlha Mae Willis BeHy Coais Melba Roland Alma Jane Kilcrease Rul'l1 Wilson Mrs. Earl NuHer Peggy Lou Boyles Maydell Parker Billie Nell Davis Marie Bachman Cella Mae Evans Carolyn Slauglvler Nancy Tale Lena Mason -..Knit- 01046. Firsl row: Second row: Third row: Darqfhy Fay Moser Gladys Dosier Carolyn Lerner Ann Lerner Tommie Sizemore Belly Collins Gay Brixey Donnie Massey Eslher Whilehursl Belly Rags Ruby Evelyn Mobley Jimmie May Alxin Nancy Sline Inez Pearson Helen Pearson Naomi Johns Belly Lee Graves Rulh Wilson Murlene Wallrer Kalherine Roper Mallie Bess McMahen Tennie Jo Graves Marlha Eslriclge Jane Ligon Jackie Griswold Louella Massie Belly Timm Lucille Hohenslein Joanne Johnson Belly Wesl Belly Coals lva Rulh Dove Billie Jo Moore Bobby Laura Hefley Lena Mason Nancy Tale M 2. Qin Gwen Williams Edna Mae Dealherage Marie Bachman Miss Charlolle Vaughn Jeanelle Moser Bel-ly Jo Meelxs Maydell Parker Celia Evans Peggy Davis Carolyn Slaughler Carlene Morris Wanell Fenoglio Reading from lofi' lo righl: 4? Back raw: Second row: Thlrd row: Roy Glen Massey Marvin Davis Odell Kilcrease Woodard Smi+h Bobby Bruron Jaclzie Davis Joe Brooks Car! Bell Clearus Richardson Joe Ben Whiralcer Odell Jordan Fourlh row: Carl Moser Keilh Moore John Arfhur Hefley Billy Ray Harl' Harold Smiih Billy Wilson Roger Kerr Howard Goehring Mr. B. R. Hurley Jlmrnle Chrlsllen Billy Jo Mowery Junior Longford Joe Alcorn- Ben Ingram Jecl: Bu'I'ler Corliy Davis Jerry Curry Kennard Groves Ray Quisenberry Donald Sfuarf Von Ray Parlzer Bobby Wells llnserfl BeH'y Ross F.F.A. Sweefhearf Jlmmie Lovell John Henry Moser Gene Smirh Peul Alcorn Aridrew Smiih Bily Curry Billy Garrison Ones Ross Don Wersel Kennefh Lowry Billy Morrison William Craius Ar'l'l1ur Jimmie Sewell Fronf row: Wallace Duclzefl' Donald Dawes Ernesf Allison Billy Sharp Hal Healer Bobby Holloway Horace Coafs Bud Brixey Herman Bullinger Delfon Williams N- :tl T Q f ig? X Y- Wi 45' I j ,W - x N 'K 22 if ff' J 'Nv.wA.xg..,MM l vk -w ' uw. Fixx Q' uik ' ' 'W' ZZMMQZW4 Back row: Second 'OWS Third row: Fronl row: Ones Ross Bobl-'Y Welli Odell Kill-Iredie Billy Wilson Ben lngram William C- Aflhlll' Billy M0I'I'lSOh Curlis Chadwicl: Carl Bell RBY QUl5enl99ffY Billy NlClI0lS. Jerry Curry Billy Curry Odell Jordan Bud Brixey Ernesl Allison Von Ray Parlxer Kennard Groves Cbrlcy Davis Don Welsel Kennelh Lowry Q Herman Bullinger Bobby Maddox Bobby Hise Howard Goeliring Jaclrie Dale Davis Kennefh Piclxefl' Mr. Bob Young Donald Slewarl Alvin Sanderson Delfon Williams Marvin Davis T j ,V .... .. . , sw, guy! ',Q33 .hu- '.'gg,:,,,,x 'N'fi!'QQql.!-'- mu-1.0.01 65151. -9J. 'N'v- -- -- Ififl torso sou-ss sans-xgX,.'y,suxggn illlo' bb l Voh RaY Parker Q x X K5 l Kennard Qmvu . C - - Co-caP,,,,. S nm MR. sos YhOUNG Le:,c:'p+..,, Quarier Baci-' e Coac lsoundlf-Sophomw, IZO lbs. ul I ' 8 b jan --asf lu llpf 'M W . r ' N . X, 71 , 1 4, ' ,' , . X ' Q , I . ., Han- N X Q lx. 4 Qhflufkw X ,,. . A -X 'n in vi Q- . N N 00Z'fa,ZL Em-nan Allison Carl Boll Bud Brixey cgnfer-Freglqman Lal? Taclzlo-Senior Lef+ Tackle-Freshman l40 lb, I50 lbs. I35 lbs. ,,,.,.,....s Billy- Curry Cflfliy Davis .laclzie Davis Righf Half-.-Senior Rlglil' Guard-Sophomore Full Bacl:-Senior l50 lbs. I35 lbs- ISO lbs. Q00f7ffa,ZL 1 B4 S Ben Ingram Odell Jordan Kennefh Lowry Rl9l1'l Half-Senior Rlghl End-'Senior Righi Tackle-Junior ISO lbs. l45 lbs. '50 lbs, W .. wi :2,, , ..,.., n W :xl-4l:.,.,,. I W L 2 I . . .. 3 2 ,.,,Ll.. .....,.........-.J Billy -MOr 7S0n Kenne+h Piclxelf Ray Quisenberry Rigm Tackle.-Junior Righf Guard Lefl Guard-Sophomore '45 Ib . I30 lbs. l40 lbs. 5 Q0al'fa,ZL X l Ones Ross Bobby Wells Don Wefsel Lefi' End-Senior Righi End-Senior Leff End-Senior I35 lbs. I35 lbs. I30 lbs. 1 15 J Jaclr Bufler--SOPl1omore 5 Q Manager dy If f I ,, I ..,.. ..... 5 X 2 , sf fe :W ,v msg , V, 9 , A 2 55 mi .4 - H ,, - Ie,2s?f? V1 I mud' THE KICK OFF I DAVIS AROUND RIGHT END --i,,...... - Y- GROVES IS OVER 1 ALAN ff X X , 'r ,M fo f 142 5322 as 'J ji.. : 4Qg. Ox -4 2: - P4 I ..,uk ,ii- C I K?- EXTRA PARKER TO CURRY ...- 04 9 Henrie++a ..,...,..,. ......... C hillicorhe Henrie++a ........... ,. 4.,... V alley View Henrie++e ..,........ ....,.... H ollidsy ..., Henriefle Newoesrle Henrieife .......... .......... D eoafur Henrie'Ha Bowie ...... Henriefle ...... .,........ N oeona Henriefla S+. Jo. ...... . Henrie'H'a Jaclzsboro . The Henrie'H'a Bearcafs, under ihe able leadership of Coach Bob Young, iurned in a successful season, alrhough 'lhey won only fwo games oul of nine. The ream was small, averaging only I43 pounds per man, and rhey were also ineperienced. The boys all learned a lor +his year and showed greai' improvemenf foward 'ihe Iasi' of 'rhe season. Approxirnefely 'len lefrermen from fhis yeer's feem will be becl: and rhe enrire squad ls looking forward +o e greei seesoni nexr yeer. 6 ffm!- Froni' row: Jerry Curry Bobby Bruion Don We+seI Von Ray Parker Curiis Chadwick Bowie Bowie S+. Jo S+. Jo Nocona Baci: row: Middle row: Harold WI1i+Iey Roberi Thornfon T .E. Gill William Arfhur Ben Ingram David King Coach, Bob Young Odell Jordan Don Moser Carl Bell Jackie Davis Ones Ross Billy Curry HenrieHa .......... .......... 3 5 64 .. HenrieH'a ...... .....,.... 2 I 33 ..... Henrie'Ha ..,....... .......,.. 3 8 I5 ......... .i,..,. HenrieH'a ...... ........,. 3 6 I2 ..... HenrieH'a .......... ........... 3 5 43 ..,..... ...i.... Henriei-Ia ...... ....,...,. 2 2 44 ......... .i....., Nocona 1, 4 6? , ,. ' sa f in ii II V ' E7 wb 9' voN RAY PARKER V R CARI-.BELL Senior ooeLL JORDAN 5 ' DQN WETSEL SGHFOI' BOBBY BRUTON Senior Senuff lu DISTRICT CHAMPIONSHIP WINNERS pd Mr. Selvidge, Coach Lois Gilbow, Manager Jane Ligon Henriefla ......,.. 0 2 ,..............,.. i . Henrie'H'a ......... 2 0 ........ Prairie Valley ,, ,, Llllmn Rolla Henrie'Ha ..... I 2 .................. Bellvue Bob McMahan Kaqil-,el-ine Roper Henrie'Ha .......,. 2 0 ........,....,........ Byers Murlene Walker . Henrie'H'a ......... 2 0 ............,. Iowa Parlc Ev B Franms Reeves Henriefia ......... 2 0 .....,.........r.,,.A, Byers a ragg Pafsy Wesf HenrieH'a ......... I 2 .......,...,...... Peirolia BeH'y Roberson HenrieH'a ......... 0 2 ......,........,,, Pefrolia Melba Roland Henrie'H'a ........... ...... I 2 ..............,, Midway Dorolhy Moser Marie Bachman l'lehI'Iel l'B ......... 2 0 ............., Iowa Park HenrieHa ,...,.... I 2 ........ Prairie Valley Esler Whifehursi HenrieH'a ........... ......... 2 0 .,.I...........,.... Bowie HenrieHa ......,.. 2 I ....... I4....,.. B owie Henrie'Ha ........ ......... 2 I .........,........., S+. Jo HenrieHa ....... ......... 2 0 .........I.......... Sf. Jo Henrie'H'a ..,..... ......... 2 0 ..... ...,......... N ocona HenrieHa ...... .. ......... 2 I .................. Nocona HenrieH'a ...,... ......... 2 0 .............. Jaclcsboro HenrieH'a ........ ....,..., 2 I .............. Jaclcsboro I - giiux z PATSY WEST Senior MELBA ROLAND Sophomore xx 5 X MATTIE BESS McMAHEN Sophomore JIMMIE MAE AKIN Sophomore -BETTYE LEE ROBERSON Junior DOROTHY MOSER Senior M MURLENE WALKER Sophomore EVA BRAGG Senior 04 0 LILLIAN ROTTA Senior KATHERINE ROPER Sophomore QS fi, Sfsf ,ax-.mr SYS, S iw C-as H G ... .. 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GlRL'S DIARY: Monday-He fried Io kiss me 'I'oday. Tuesday-Tried again. Wednesday-DiHo. Thursday-Said if I didn'I lei him nexi iime we wenl riding, he would lurn Ihe car over and kill us all. Friday-I saved seven lives foday. , ......g..... THE DIFFERENCE A FRESHMAN knows nor and knows noi fhai he knows noi. A SOPHOMORE knows nol' and knows 'lhaf he knows not A JUNIOR knows buf knows no? +ha'l' he knows. A SENIOR KNOWS AND KNOWS THAT HE KNOWS. I think fha? I shall never see A boy fhaf quile appeals 'Io me: A Boy who doesn'i always wear A slab of grease upon his hair: A boy who wears his shirl'-'Iail in And doesn'1 have a sfupid grin Bui boys are loved by fools like me, For who on earfh would dale a free? CLASSROOM CONDUCT Freshman: I don'1 know. Sophomore: l'm noi prepared. Junior: I don'I remember. Senior: I don'I' believe I can add anyrhing Io wha'I has been said. Woodard- Did you see ihaf girl smile af me? Bobby Bruion- Yes, she was loo poliie io laugh oul' loud. Mrs. Dugger-Whal happens when fha human body is submerged in Wafer? Alma Jane-The phone rings. Kennard-Would you scold me lor somefhing I cIidn'I' do? Mrs. Young--Of course noi-ihal wouldn'i be fair. Kennard-Well, I didn'+ do my homework. Mr. Pope-Order please. -I- Bobby Maddox Ivoice from the back of fhe rooml-Double chocolafe rnalled milk. Pareni-Why do you sa yyour ropori card marks are under wafer? Corky-Because +hey're all below C level. Mrs. Royer-Can you prove 'thai fhe square of fhe hypoienuse il equal fo the sum of rhe squares of +he o+her +wo sides of this friengle? Ones-I don'+ have fo prove li. I'II edmli I+. Mn. Nu++er-I know iusl wha+ I wan? lo shy. bu+ I don'+ know how +o express ii. lobby Doyle-Whisper if +o me, feacher, and I'Il +eII fhe clan. Mrs. Pope-Palsy, whai is 'tho di'F'forence.be+ween capilal and labor? Pahy-Capi+aI is wha+ you Ioan and labor is wha+ if lakes +o gel i+ back. Remember, admonished Mr. Selvldge. :'every men should know himself. Maybe, eouniered Kennelh L. Bu'I' In doing so he wes+es e Io? of lime fha? mighl be lpenl' In making more deslreble aequalnhncesl 16741 Q I Al l Af fhe show fhe ofher day, an exciied young high school boy abseni-rnindedly boughl' only one 'Picket His girl-friend spoke up and said: Why Joe, you boughf only one fickef. He replied wifhoui hesi+a'I'ion: By thunder, Dovie, you're righi, I compleiely forgo? aboui' myself. Von Ray lon phonel: ls Mary fhere? Mrs. Neale- She's laking a baih righi now. Von Ray- Sorry, wrong numberl Miss Hoeld'l'ke- This makes 'the ihird 'lime I have caughi you looking on Ben's paper. Billy Curry- Yes, Ma'am: he doesn'i wri'l'e very plainly. If you'll give me your phone number. l'll call you up someiime, said Andrew. I+'s in the direc+ory. replied fhe slick chick. Tha+'s fine! Wha+'s your name? Tha+'s in 'ihe book, too. l say, Don, you're noi engaged 'lo Lillian any longer, are you? No, noi any longer. Lucky for you. How did you gef ouf of if? l iusl' married her. Mrs. Royer-Whai' is a circle? Evf-A circle is a round sfraighf line wifh a sole in if. Mrs. Pope-Do you believe in capiial punishmenil Claudia-Well, yes, if i+'s noi foo severe. 3? ,,.-v' s,....- - -:V ii ' L HW I x , . EQ? Y, lialfff' , . ..., -. ! 'IJ . H k'4 Q 1 ,g-...- -,.. f ! - X A 1 ' , fgzvx .IX . ,-- ' 9 '., ' 'Wx ,..,. - 5.4 .I ' S' ' n I 'y 1 MRS. R. B. BOYLES Sixih Grade OLIVE RUTH DORSEY Sevenih Grade W W i bf Mas. MAUD GOODMAN Principal .J xC9f9 ii Ik 1 X 1 ALICE BROWN Firsi Grade MRS. W. H. DOUGLASS Third Grade MINA FRANKE Second Grade MRS. CLYDE KING Fourfh Grade LULU JOHNSON Firsi' Grads QM- W 5 MRS. MORRIS GILBERT. Fif+h Grade RUBY MOORE Four+h Grade A MRS. CHARLES NAYLOR Q Fiffh Grade LOIS WANTLAND Second Grade W 3531? Mas. means M. sms eagmh snag I Y . R N M1- 5'3 MRS. BERT SCHWEND Sevenrh Grade MRS. 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Aclams Ca-Fe, Comfvffmewfs of 'Hue HENRIETTA DRUG CO. oN we cor-2NoR'f Pl-:owe 99 We Jehve-4. Yau 8,-Le always welcome, QNJ we lNvu1.':e qou 'to Make. thas qou-L headdtua-rl:e.-t.s Now and an 'Hoe L1ea-as 'ko some DJ. Pesos-Facial Buck Sams R83 o R8-9eN0u 1 I-...il .J CJ-I. PARKER FOOD STORES uYou1- G-rocew Smoe, FN70 WHERE YOUR MONEY BUYS THE MOST - Local M91-. RUPERT swADLEY Alwanf S Glad fo Help H-we School LENA COCKRELL NORMA WILSON CDRRINE CLAYTON ST. ELMO COFFEE SI-IOP :nH.MoosE COMPllM8N'l3S of D.O. DANIEL DlSt'1-I bufow- Rswlwamdle, p1oJuc.'l'.s HENRIETTA, TEXAS F SLAG LE ABSTRACT COMPANY Soulslw Scale cnc SQUGW-2 we-o to rl Bea-scsi: SJ' il i--'- ' i 1 L This-, acl as calouafeql la-.1 61 Vert-L1 3034 'F-HeNcJ o I-l.H.S. 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P1-ew FHL Basis Regards BERNARD NETSEL-ASSESSOR COL Q- g ' I l I 1 awe, awe, Sinn behind liouu Bobbi Dom B-nockMaN Waufwe B-w-ockmem Cowgwadulafnow s, He N1-ae'H:a H131-1 Sclwoolw I Bow She-mf? o'F Clad Couwlzq Herr:-xe'l:'l1a pruocluoe Co. -' P1-mme YI Cask Buu,e'r-5 - Rmulfwmi- Eggs-Clean hpecarvs '-l-la4:cl1e-w.1- IE.SUl,lVdN --- Ownen- P2336 5HIl.l.INC'5 PEW Boot 551100 Rebuauems I I I I Hem-le'HZa , Texas I..-l.-..- Cong-v-afulafaows Hem-ueita H131-a Sal-a La wp-ence Nm-.kolls Counf.-.1 Cfe-wk ,Clam1CouN 3v1, 'kxas VLA. B1-oclman, Couwlsni Tv-easu-r Claw Couwlsv-',Texxas I. F - .. .1 t CON3'rdf'ul6'l:.loNs HeNme'l:'l:a H1311 Sola f A.S. HODGE5 Counhl Tuaige, . N Koe'H1e Bas-luem Shop 1992 - 1946 32.9, Muzi - 1 ' INSURANCE A BONDS T. K . HO NARD KCO. AGE NTS sr. Emo HOTEL BUILDING HfNR1mA,TexAs l , is ' WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE LEON I-IERRING , Oww. 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