Jefferson High School - Monticello Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 234 of the 1940 volume:

P N r I F w n ? V l L E i i L r i E l L n x i 5 5 r l l i K i Q , I 'F FEP 4N'r0Nyo gm or !'2,y'ffQ,Y' if! There is a sqohool we all love well, 'Tis Tghlqjggfleas Jgefsferson. Her we will always tell, Our Tho-mas Jefferson. On field and campus Winning boys and girls Already stand, ' A For dear old Thomas Jefferson, Our Alma Mater grand. Ghana: E Thomas Jefferson! Thomas Jefferson! Dear old school of mine, I'l1 sing thy praises everywhere, Dear Thomas Jefferson. V .Pl + . N L- -1 H.-' ,r ,,.,,,5. ' -2 . .1 '1 x U' -A V. 'JZ -4 L 4-Q' W! :WI 'Zi ' fi ' . O . ':' 1 iirgkm. fi.rga4nHmpr...im..' -..AL . - harm: can-lvn' t . . and vxvacxouii C h kiri and sweater. alive Wlfh emcmncy . brig l 5 l -. 'Chick june. U , nog Editors ln The 1940 Montlce . d friendliness- . dersiandlng' an d pu'-'iQm'n un . d sense, 999 f l ly poetry' Punctualed with 909 q, verni 9 Ove STAFF. -rnisurz FROM THE Now is our cliaucel At last we can toll you liow much our :short years ol service in the Mo Ollice three years tor some ol us really have meant to our st ll vvoll as what we have learned to love we h edition We have t . nticello . a . What we have learned, as , , , ave tried to embody in this l94O BlfAUTlFUl, IFFFERSON . , ' ried to make your book an ode to the beauty ot Tl its theme is inspired by leltersons school son To ou , . , ionias lellerson Hill cg. , r sponsorelriend, M i and ' ' ai School, rs Weaver whose mspirino ll' we , A , very lile is devoted to leadina us owe and lovingly give all the credit l lul lvlON'l'lCFl.l.O the rvridelul jo , . and teaching us or inakinq our work K y it has been We l May you cl K on this years b . , iave really loved l ' ierisli your book th W with o ' eautie tie creating ol tl ' e more because ui every request, l ' its book. you yourselves, tlir iave contributed ' ' ougli your splendid greatly to its succe. cofoperation ss THE MONTICE LLO STAFF. 3 1' Aw: M Amp.. . fu ,Q 4-. ,Tel ,TJ gram x Q . Lvw F N - Q ' CE.1eautituQ 3 ttanaon Edlluon Q W W 7940 vw mm M19 0 1 TI 'Ualame 9 Pudhziwd 4 Aff nmhnukemzgmlhfg 7114 Szfuflmti of '7fnama4 faffwlfian Jfiqfz Salma! San Antonia 'kwa CELL Sk 'I I I I II Ill HHH .JE 5 lmYmunri f - wr-.v ' ,K-1 NIM- vi-my I I 'P' 'A' Beautiful lefferson! Each day these words are on our lips and in our hearts, but no mere material thing is this beauty of our school. It is a living, vibrant sym- bol of the love of beauty, the careful planning, and the untiring efforts of one who is our trusted leader, one whose extraordinary ability, never-ceasing patience, and skilled direction ever amaze us f f f Beautiful lefferson woul not be so justly called the most beautiful school eifratgion were it not for his personal care -up H. - Xail. He really loves lefferson. Daily -g lwfi-jf,? gig s of twenty-five hundred young gl.l',,jl-f e makes our school not only unbeliev p ,,pf,f,-Q, in appearance but also richly f nious activities and fr1endsh1ps. Dail . If Q ys his part in mold- 1, ing complete and aff: nf! cters We young people of lefferson find ' m someone very stable and solid, someone upon whom we can really de- pend in these very unstable times elsewhere ff f f It is indeed appropriate that this BEAUTIFUL IEFFERSON edition of THE MONTICELLC be dedicated to one who is the personification of the orderliness, the stately dignity, and the sheer beauty of every phase of our school life our true friend and valued principal 7 Guy Raquel. it V .r .a.a.L1 'nm sf A V L 6 5 n. A r . L1 wit.. V..-.un-M., .uv ..h,,.. -4.vanz..e,,:eu1v'z-newqnxbgnm,-' . w vw ,. 1- . :LJ - Q 1: ' Beautiful lefferson! These words are echoed and re-echoed each day by all who pass through the doors of our beautiful school. Beautiful Jefferson, glowing vibrantly with a high spirit akin to our school's towers, reach- ing to the sky! No one can deny the beauty of the spacious halls, the dazzling magnifi- cence of the carved white facade, the breath- taking loveliness of ever-blooming flowers, the green glory of grass and shrubs. One's eye can roam in fine delight and never strike a jarring note. One can revel in the harmony -perfect blending of separately beautiful melodies in graceful stone, varied green sur- coated landscaping, wonders of nature on the campus and in the patios, sunny-blue external surroundings, and wide spaces of perfect in- terior. f f ff Besides all this material charm, however, there is a beauty of spirit that lives in the heart of every member of the adminis- tration, the faculty, and the student body. Companionship, loyalty, tolerance, sincere effort, faithful fellowship, hearty co-operation, generous friendship, worthy achievement, I Beau-!yaei9n4mlf1eSielfon fjafio, wafivi' mwaafjefpiaaaajlowealauua. well-deserved success-all these make up the loveliness that is Jefferson, for our school is everywhere affirmatively beautiful. As Jeffer- son, now very young, grows in years and wisdom, each class can help to enhance the beauty, not only of the grounds and building, but also of the student body itself, those whose lives are filled with the beauty of our high school years within the walls of Jefferson. It is this intangible beauty as well as the tangible that we have tried to capture for you in your 1940 MONTICELLO. 1 f f We want this book of yours to help you recall how sudden winds swayed tall evergreens, how long corridors resounded with young laughter, how the rush of hurried feet at the height of inter-period traffic thrilled you, how the gracious mantle of unfamiliar snow made a fairyland of your familiar school. May this book remind you in later years that Jefferson is still here for you to come back home to, viva adhuc et desiderio pulchriora, living still and more beautiful because of our desire. kiss. , , ,. V- ,M-,f ,, J ff ,xi 51. . ,, '-A-.. ., ny '3 'Jw' X' if f I'2f?'., -?,1'i1- Miz, -gff ,'q . -4. . r.. J' lg.- . Jllqf., D r' . W ,rf 1 iz' 1 3' ,LRF h ,- A mf' u. gin- .. -w W , ... , , . , 1 ro' fu' -' 1-'fr f-,.MLy+. Q- . , - . .1 .W ww, - f. X .n .0 '-,Z 5 .-f N gn Q A , VM., Q. - . 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A X. ,. .ir LI' ng,-L .L KK. . L ' , . .i-fi' V' Q. -. '5:. -:ww-., . . , lg. Q , ' lf 4:5 . L ' x' . Z mi! an -23 - H 1 K -'writ -4-M: ' . , 'pa ,N-SN 22' W ,v , 1 V. ' ' .,v, 'W r, ,- -y X 1 3151 ,-- Q ' 1, lj H 'J Y,,l N H M L Ldfzaf ,,,' A ' ' .h 'I H.-Q isgqo C 4944, - . I f , S . , affix . f f 1 3 ' ,J ' . ,C o . , 0 - M G HK? AIHVIINISTHATIIIN ANU FACULTY Each ye e finally reach our goal, Tho seni gh, one of our city's five , We have, after all, merely tion of our experiences in a sple ool system of more than fifty high schools, this system's Board of destini by a very Education, composed of en and women, and by an ou ator as superintendent, Mr. I. E. During the past few years our o l BS won national fame in many Wa most ou d most beautiful schools in the tribu nors of ours have been con- individual student, by our remarkably fine teaching staff We feel credit is due all of th r having made our school known locally and nationally as - - - Beauialfal Page I8 What a true friend we have in Mr. Ivey! Always gracious and dignified even in the most im- possible situations, always willing to help us with our troubles and difficulties, always ready to advise us in his genial fashion, always jolly, understanding, and perfectly grand to us, he holds with perfect ease his double respon- sibility as Vice-Principal and Dean of Boys. Whenever our ways seem dark, dim, or diffi- cult. we seek the wise, kindly counsel of our friend who never forgets a face or name. Ieffer- son boys have a sincere, life-long friend in you. Mr. Ivey. and we really do appre- ciate your friendshipl lifh. 147. an Jnleef Vice-Principal Thomas lefferson High School INqn'2l What an inspiration she is to the girls of Ieffer- sonl When our lives are not the beds of roses we want them to be, she leads us through the brambles and gives us a feeling of being pro- tected and cared for. She is a light in a storm, her guiding hand the beacon to bewildered students. The calm, quiet serenity of her office is a marked contrast to the lightning-like effi- ciency with which she handles our problems and shows us how to solve them. Dear Miss Smith, we call very fortunate all students who come within range of your splendid influence! Dean of Girls Thomas lefferson High School ,, . X 41,195 .rw Above, Future liorrrerriakers tll are learning correct table service in Miss McFarlarids class lil St-:iqu crew booth boys rncrnipulate spotlight and projector C33 lane-t and her classmate study the liurnirn brim. in physiology class tfil Sc-wing girls study and sketch modern die-ss designs OPI-M5119 P090 Emile SCl'1O01ifiu11ve W1llllJllHY Clara: activities Cll A hi-in' l.yd1ti Iiutlriz livin ir: in M119 llfmdii U1 Sf?Wll'1Q ClGtStY Norma i2l points to the rriudulld Oblorigtzta brain lu una iii Misra liurkvlz .science clas.: Iosephine f3l exhibits her beaten-copper plgte ig. Miss Olirl.ir.t'y 1:10-til working clara.. Radio physics boys t4l some tc the rescue when telephones go cn th-A buzz. rbi B6'.'!Z1trl,'kv'j block printer: try new design t6l Sophornores in Mrs Hickss class learn ltidt xr-y - : t7r Inreriar iteqor iti:.g girl.: plan tuture liornes, till Linoleum printing girlf- scoop beautiful designs :Qi Ubserxfurir voting Arzitfrrcmrris rltiqerly read current events Cur Rich Courses of Study lettersons English courses are rich iriat,-ed lu our I . soritiorrrore, low rumor, and ltfvx' senior terrrirz we have strong courses in languagefcorripositicn' our cr: ez iourses are in reading literature Training in advanced composition and training in reading l-frigliszr lirrr rture these are the splendid college prepara tory courses given us aes seniors World history, English history, United States history, cirivicgwi, Auierrtrtrri girokileriira, and 'llfxarz lriritory what a wealth ot social science we have' We learn t i',, arnrgret iate our civic and social resrrorisibilrtieri, tri understand clearly the larger rriovernents in civilizar n, ani '1 torrn habits ul honest rrivestrgatiori and good-natured discussion ot social and political pr, o.-sms ln science we learn about the growth ot nlar.ta and the Una: icterisrics ot the couuriori rfltints We gain an understanding and appreciation of the relation of chemistry ,ind physics to daily lite and the depend ence ot rriodern progress upon them. Physical geography lamiliariqes us with the structure ot the earth and tContinued on page 2-47 Page Zz! 4 4 I ll it H .-19: sqm w ff iz W Q , 'wif -wr, if ms 1 'gn Fw lv 1- his hi iw Vg Sli 'fl ' Iii: 7'. 'XL ,ql....g, .I '- -elf f..- ., s f Q 41 I 3' , v,.. 153-.1 - ' x ' K Pr! VT' - --iii? 5: K ' BHP' E - Q .-mfg, , ,i ly L W 3 h , I, , .,,A ,, my. Q, 1 -'- - Wd- , 1 L wk f., 44 ff 1+-'NVQ W n : 4 V 'K'i5 . 01 1 1 1, -: wise ' 1 F 4 I MH H H3 4' -W , 59 af My ' 1 3 'U' '55 1' if -wwf ' F1 F1 A ., .., , . va W gs shows us how its physical features control the history of the human race. Physiology gives us a knowledge of the human body and the laws of health. Zoology is a pre-med course. The mathematics department gives first a general view of numbers, the eq yu simple opera- tions with algebraic symbols. Then we get a general idea of the meaning of 9 -' f v ---:-- finite and useful applications to every-day problems. Through plane geometry we learn ' W - ce of the branches of mathematics. ln our senior year we are given a mastery of the mech ' , - , ' v a founda- tion for college mathematics. 41 - . Writing news, features, editorials, reports on speeches, interview o. lEl'5.- , 2 f articles, poetry, and advertisements- these privileges are ours in journalism. e ft o Q--.mmf it di - make-up, proofreading, headline style, and headline writing. Writing creatively if w -- - - - g - racter and good citizenship, and learning the fundamentals of journalistic technique-all thes - ,ov 1' our work in joumalism. qi N Four ers' Latin, Caesar, Cicero, and Virgil l --rr 45- - 1 high standard ability to read and to understand Latin. Our study of lish grammar, English spelling is materially aided by our Latin. We are inspired to study because each year best student in each class, also a national scholarship award, the Eta Sigma Phi A student in Virgil. use the language orally and to read it with We are given present, and a special interest in her background. Fre reading, translating, grammar, and . We learn to speak the it when we hear it spoken, and to French people. French gives us a French in the study of all fields for is required. Chorus, glee club-from all these we can our We learn-how to sing easily appreciate the best in radio and screen a permanent ,taste for music. us chords and the manner in We learn to appreciate harmonic and some of us are conservatories. Glee Club is voices and musical band, stringed in -these are the instru- mental music classes. As beginning students, we learn to play our advanced students, we further our ability. We learn the value of co-operation. Music natures. Commercial work offers us typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, business law, and business English. Business English gives us the power of correct in all business and social contacts. Business law teaches us how to keep out of and when to employ a lawyer. We learn to earn a living, thus improving our chances for business success. The speech department offers us debate, dramatics, play production, stagecraft, and public speaking. Debate gives us a knowledge of and practice in argumentation, also ability to search for facts and to present suitable arguments to bear out these facts. The study of dramatics develops our poise and co-operation and trains us to interpret character effectively. Stagecraft teaches us the mechanics of the stage and the building of beautiful scenic effects. a The courses in cooking tram us to bejharnem kers. First we study the relation of food to health. We learn to classify foodstuffs and to prepare and serve luncheons, dinners, and even emergency meals. Learning how to preserve and how to budget Writing menus, using four different types of service, entertaining for special occasions learn. We even study markets, selection of food, food laws, and food inspection. Drawing, both mechanical and architectural, We learn the use of instruments, working drawings, orthographic projection, and gears, and perspectives. We even plan and make Balsa models of one- and In art classes creative expression is with various art mediums. We learn to paint murals in dry chalk, also still and Prints - lithographs, line etching, and block printing-all these we make. Modeling of us even study advertising art. Truly a fascinating course is sewing. We in clothes similar to the ones we are to make in class for ourselves - complete outfits with We study personalities and types. Chil- dren's garments are also a great source of interest lNote: The physical in School Life section.j Page 24 FACULTY AI3I'3O'I I', MR, FIIIIIJIIIIICK Spvvull liepurtxm-nt, f:llxQ1II'IlllITI ifolumbm ll.g Soutlxwmste-In ll, Mxsfauurl '11-uclwr:-.' Col, Weslxnlooxlmnl CoI,g l.omlon Coll--qmalv In:-lg Spams., 'l'Imspiun::, ALEXAINIDIQR MHS IIIILEII Secwtary Mom Avvnuv Hlqll Sclmol, Tower Segxelurml School ALLEM, MISS EDNA L, English Department, CIILTITIIIKIH ll ol 'IH-xnfz, A.B, A My U ol Clnuxqop Culuzxnbiu ll, ll ol Cnlnlmuncp U ol Wuslnnqlon ARROWOOD, MH H W. IVILIIIIPIIIGIICN llf-pmnrtrrwrmt Chairman Fr-mn.xl Mlrsxourn Sum- 'IE-lxcln-1. Col H 55, A H, llporlzil flvllnlre IiAI'lI'lII'I l', MISS MAHII2 Enqllull Departmfzut ll ol Culoxwnlo, ll ul lexus, AB, AM, iwpons, Modermrslez. 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'NEI I A:'.f-11-'11 1'1-P I4-I I5UI'II IIl'I I' MI1351 IIIAIHIINVII IQ:1ql1fsI1 IJep111I1111:11I II GI 'I'vxI1:,, A H IT,-111111I11I1Il A M ,111-11 .- '11I1I1Iw1- IINNISY MISS FIDY C Co111:11efrc1-JI IJP11111111ff11' II ct 'If-y..1- A P A M - if 551 1. 1 1 ,II GEOHISIQ MISS BIQHTA H1:1lo1y IJep111I1111111I Il OI 'I'ux-JH, A Hg 473111 I.-My 11I II11- I.11I111I'.1I, A M II11-. l11:1 f141I11111I11I: II , r'1I1111- V I11.IIy M.1.I1:11111l I1111 , lg I - x 5 5, I h o .5., ai I Q,-4,.-1,,p I FACULTY IIAHVICK. MISS HU'l'll Ifnglrsh Deptxrtrnvnl tlouthweslern U, Sul Hnfzfz, Urn In-ly -I Ihr l-:lf f..I A B, Sttonfz, llqllullldllrl HASSEILL, MH WALLAL.flf History Depqrtrnent ll nl 'l'exus, HS, Sports, Dr-ll-xtr-, Syrfrlfz, lvltr-rraorngn Iworunr HELLAND, MISS MARIE E. I History Department 'llrtnrty U, A B, Boston U, A M U ot Wrsconfzrn, ll ul Llncrnntxtl, U ot Vrrqrnnx, Sports, Stud:-nt Conn-:ll HICKMAN4 MHS MARY II Motlrorrrutrcs Defportrnent lrnurrrute Wont Col, A B, A M, Southwc-:xt 'lf-xrnrz Ltlulrl 'Veachers' Col, ll ot Artzona, St Mary fa U , II nt Texas, Co Sponrz, loss-ms, Staorlfz, Slrrrkestvr-rxrmz HICKS MHS THHHESA Mutltenruticzz lbeportrnent 'Texas Stole Col lor Women, A B, U ot 'll-xtnz, A M Simons, Mcirthcr Skelton Literary Society HUHY, MISS GRACE D. English Department Monmouth Col, Alig U ol Wrsconfnn, AM Il nl Chlcuqo, ll ol Culrlorrnq 41' Berkeley IHVIN, MHS. IANYE HOSE English Department I'ILntixn Snnrnons U, A B5 ll ul lr-x.1:. ll nt i..1lrl.trnlr Co Spanx, Class ol '-Ill IIMENIEIZ, MISS HIfl'l'l'l'lA Secretory M-:rn Avenue Hrqh School IONES MISS ANNA H. Mtxtlrerrmtics Department ll ul Clnmrqo, Phfi ll ul 'l'ex.x:: KELLEY, M155 LJ'l'l.fl.A l..1bI'LlXlL1Il llur I.-,xtly tml thf- Inrkf- Lol A lw ll wl K lit-UNH, ll 'tl Culnrutln LOHMAN, MHS LS'l'klLLL Cornrnercicxl l5ep-.rrtrnt-nt II I.-l 'I'-exus, A li. MQFAHLAND, MISS MAHGUE.Rl'I'H Horne Econornicss Depurtrnc-nt North 'lexus State lllerxchers Col, U ol 'lk-x-1: fl W 'l'exo:: State 'lkmchers Col, H S, Cnlnrntrm tt A M Sports, llllun H Hrulr-ntlft Club. Solid Ioocl tor geometry love-rn it but Howard delves into its nysteries. 'I't1ekstt..tiv I I tvmfssilrlca Ant: II Cc I 1 JI.'wle1n:a tzgnns I-Q1 It e t,.,L1ntg xmndm tn Miss Vw: class. I el sa FACULTY MVSHAIIII MAIOR IOSEPII Il Militmy D63pLQ1l'IIIl6'IlI, CLlIIlIIIt1IIdI,IlII nl Cadet.: fit MGI'YI:l II , AB, II ul Suu Axllumcn, lI ul lmlluu Mujor, Inlclnlxy, 3I3tI1 IJIVISIUII, 'In-x N LI, Iiponfs, Utlncersz' Club, Sponen , Nnn'Com Clult, Ilputlez , Nnhunal In IIC Ass 361 111,111 MARTIIJEZ MISS AIIITA HOSE Spantzull Deportmf-nt Our Lqcly of the Luke Col, A H Invtxrmxtw Wonl Col II ot 'Iexcs C U ol Arm-NCC! c.1t Wtx:,IunqtI.tn IJ If MAY, MH H Y. Science Depctrttnenl, CIILIIIIIIQIII II Qt Texusz, A E., Nortlm 'IK-xus Slow 'I'eucIu-rrz' Cul, II UI Lolottxdog Grayson Col , Sprung, Iltllezun IICIUIICE Club MOREY MISS ELIZABETH M Hl:9IOYY Ilep-Jrtment 'I ot Texas, AB, AM II ut f'luvx4: Wnlsgm Col Vttlutrtlwm II , St Mary sa II MORGAN MISS GLADYS II Latin Ilopcirtment II ol Texas, A.B, AM, II ol Wtstcunsm. OXIUIJ U. II. OI S Culilormcxp Co-Spons, I.t.1tm Club MURRAY MISS IDA MAE Matlletzmtics Dep,1rt1ner.t I :ut Te-xnxx A H, AM OI.I'P.HIN'I'. MISS IULIA Eng-llmlt Ilepurtnmnt II QI Oklnlxmn-1, A H, A M OIIRELL, MISS ETHEL K. Drumcmticu Depurtmz-ent 'lvxxs Site VMI for Wgurten VS Ifxqi I-II linth .'.---left. I 5511125 baring-1 OSMQIQ MISS GLADYS Enqltslm Ilepcrtmsmt II UI Text!-1, A H II Ut W.1-'l1m,1t,fn IIALSON, MH. H If MQfC'IlQIIlILTk1I Dmwmq Deptutllmnt Iimlllwwffyt 'I'vx11s SMU- 'Ivm.'Im1L' VMI B51 II ol 15, A M IIICHAHDS MISS BIQSS Pltyxlcul Educutlqn Depurttttfltlt Mary Hfiftllll Baylor, A B, Span: Lhrl Hr: v.-rx tpxclt I I 'Bula 'lemma Couch, Gulp Hxtlwy FSCHULZ, MR HOLLIS II. PIIYHICKII Ilducution D6IIl,IIIIIlt'III II. nt 'loxcxry A IS, B b, ltttnwtol, Plzytnul Itju-'utnmm and Intnxmurrxl Atlllntlcrx f I'lIDHAI.TIQH MHS II ID Scstwt Hcglrtrqr 'mu Avunuu Hlglx SvI1..t,I Ilz.x.l1IuIt-S IMI.: - CSI FACULTY 1lIII,1llil MIf152I,III,A IvIIIIIIIA'x' Ilru-1II.:I1 I5E I IIIIII 'III 'I 'II Irw-xg: I'If1yII-r II SIIHTIIIQS MFI, CALVIIQ MUIIl4'?IIIGIIC'l5 IVD0I541I'IIIIPIII II III 'II-xureg II oI IIl111m::, SI Mmxyax II, lhm IIIc'11'f'm, Emir' 'I'm1f'I1m':.' Col, HA Spoxlzar IICIYIID IIwIv1Im.4 Iimvwiy, ffm1c'I1, II I'rwrwIIwz1II 'I'w1m TAI.IAI'IIRRO MII IIIOINI Il INAPCIIIIIIICVTI IIIWIWIIIG IIf'p11'Ir11QnI II UI Tvxm A r1uIIM CPI fx' 'I'-wi: IIHUII THH1- II IU 1 Iwu. Col F15 , S3-H115 AI HUG-'-gf -1' Vlqix 'I'AI,.IAI'I,IIIHO, MHS. LEON II. IIi:1Icw1y Ibnpmrinmni II DI Irwxmz, Hb Wv::tx1mmAIImII Col I fIIlIIIIA'I'lLvI Ivxrxg, fwlutn 'I'vm'I1r'x':1' Cul Spams, Mmthm Ie-IIs-umm IIur11IoIyI1 ilorwly, Co Spams , I.-1:a::r1:: TKRIIY MHS AUIBRIQY I, IIrxc1I1.zI1 IUepI1rIr'Ir'r1I Ixwkfx II, HSN, IIrvII:'.',-N Q If 1 I 1 Ivy. IIIiI1IIf I'I 1, IwIsw I 'I'IINNIII.I,, MHS. IIIIITII Cc111111lrv1'CiC1I I7vpf11'I1v1m1I ii VV. 'I'r'xu:: Smlr- 'I'f'r1vlmf-Is' Ifol, A H, A I.1 - old, ' Il Cf' VCJGIII. Miss OIMA Huff t. fall f Hlrtory Dopmrtrxwnt 'J fvgllx -I 'mild 'I nI CIm'f1q0, PII II, Im 1rn'11o Wf':'i CHAI 'I 'f IPR1- flg-ons, Nall Honm Srwxoty WEAVIIR MRS ITTHEI. WIIST Ilngliull Depcxrimem Our LmIy OI the Luke Col, A I'-, II, Ol 'Ikxxm-, AM, Spons , Mnnhcello. WEST, MISS IDA BESS Ifr1qI1::II Dcp-xrtmvnf Uhm W:-.Ir-yfm II A I4 CfwI'I 'I 'r 'I A II II I I C'1IxIffrm41, II :NI WI1.Im11!0n 'I I-I Lf.-In-1'I:r I' 'II Noxxfn WIIST, MISS PIIARI. l.r'1Iin Dcpmiumni, CjI1Imm.m II OI Cr1I1Iorn1c1g Columlvm II, II ol 'I4mIx:. A IS, A.M Cn Spams, Lohn Club WOLF MISS XIMENA PIIIUIIC Speukmq Ilepurtrrwrxt II OI 'I'0xrx:, AB, A M Columkw-1 II I' r-I L'fvIH1'1If' 1' OI LIKIIIIOYIIIG Nrfrlimwc-stern Cf S3 II. CI'1.:,: H: III 71OE.I.I.I:.IH, MR, IIQIIOMI2 IJi1'r:cIor of IIIIZIIIIIIICHIIII Music San AIIIUIJIO Ir, Col, No1'II1wm-:sh-x'n U, SI MI,xry's II II, of Srm Amorxio, 'I'vxI1s Sfmv 'Ib-1I'Im0r's CGI, Cn Spanx, I,fuIerpr'c111:: V1:I41I:.s v,fI1c1i:,4 :QIIII IIIJI? find I Qre be-,1x1I1IuI - 1:, Mina I.'I! :I'f Imfsxxf SCC1I'II'2f?I'f'I zhow fmsotb :If 'I '-Q' J- ak - : gf. - . .1 . . V A 13 ' l I .- A ' ,. , . . E. . xl. .1 ' .3 v ALF W , I - . ,. L ' .- l ,V 113411 A i -' 2 4 ' 'V1' , ' 1' + , ' Mlvi ' Hr. , w . L. ,. . ,..l, L ,-114915.31 -- uv! xgx. -1, 1 1.1 ... v'lrlw -'P' . l.', X , .1 . . '..-J i':'-72,419- - , . rug- .Y .J 1, , ' S ' X Mffiffirfzas. ieff f' -, n' .5. A . v-'54 .. - - . - , . V, MAI- N5M,1::1 L,,Q,..4.f,,xv:,, A- - .-eww-gfaw:-3-.111-1 .: 4fQ1r,5g',n2. if - ji . , j . -, .4.,.+':f.Jf..,. ---P., 34 '. -'ny -y A, - 5 T. , ' 1'-?gf1SQgizf:?M E . ' 'f' S I - 5:40 , ' 1 U1 S, V 'R V. 4- .N-:pl . --. . , ' . , 9. .,,, , 'f1.,,-1 -t ' -Haw '11 2 mx - ,JJ n ,.,N'nf 4 -i f A 1 1 ru 11 ,-.. -. S. '- i . V1 . 'Lum- S- -C.s:., Flugtswihlns ., vmpm mmf-M ,gm 4m:z,.za4.h, glanque of Beadqlul yagum. em .z. WINNING BUYS A S SIHL SLSSSSS gd ,., S- ' Iowplazecl Sophamoaea Will I ever learn to work this lock? Where is room 313 anyway. are the ex- pressions of naivete and perplexed wonderment when we are yoigu . A -,W e-stricken and serious sophomores, yet trying so very hard to look blase. Cons - re seems to be something new about lefferson's frightening magnificence-the s impossible length of the halls, the immense stacks of books we manage to accu e bewilder- ingly unexpected friendliness of important seniors. All these play their tin making our first year at jefferson the beginning of a new and happy three year Szfuafiaua undead, Going to club meeting this Aren't these sophomores the queerest things? Why, when I was Such are phrases from the typical junior con- versation, have questions and difficulty with unfamiliar studies. Lofty club c editors, officers, sponsors, and even loom upon our horizon for the next year. With in all school activities and a very great in- crease in our self we enjoying our second year. juddanz' Senicvu Wasn't that a grand senior meeting? Are you trying out for Play? Our conversation has become that of seniors, for we have attained ' sopho- more and junior hearts. We have won our honors and are now y to prove ourselves worthy of them. Our balloon of self-assurance has been sharp pins of sound judgment, sensible point of view, and are our interests and activities in all school organizations. Now feeling in our hearts at every assembly as we sing, There is a school we all And so with a sense of real achievement and of deep regret we receive glory- our diplomas--and take with them memories of unparalleled beauty-beauty of a school enriched by a beauty of spirit. Page 82 nr 1-nr -' fwru'pgl!g F 1 x , I l XX ' l X N 'xi-l l 4 Sl Q ll ww N m A Kill? fx S fx gYW'vfzfw l l Egan Q 1 F will l ll., Q? , xl A v 3 lag? 3 fn f f-N f-fn w X I 'W 1- rw l , ll Q ' v- l XXL X A 5 L: 132' ff,?2X T I sl If an te f ASQ W 'J Q Lv ' X ,S r ' O25 5 ll -1.-1 rv f f 550 - 4 ge- . np A - H' , 1 1 -' p,.f 0 9 Ar h,-f Il 0 - lf .,.- ,PK Q f T A Q Q ' IA.,.J ' X Q The lovely 9 ldf la , ' , ' pondo I1 p lsland, el f Beautiful J lf l Q2 W V Q hg iwlgww 'Sq EL SS Ill lH4lI -J J ' exumihv ' Cl ss eagerly took OH an lol-mmite. Giles- ' nuance ofiiceIS of mg same' G ' I ..1' g ID ' ' ur mu Q Qhe from MGP' 0 .ol shoot, C- isi.:, s::::'::t::, be:,'::i'iQ.rQ. the Sponsor MISS FLOY C. PINNEY U S XIMENA WOLF IOHNNIE BOYLE BEAVER KINSEL cretary DORIS ELAINE BIG GS Corresponding Secretary . IEANETT Sponsor MIS President Vice President Recording Se E PRESSLY Let! to ed are l b. riqht. standing, are B0 U . d Duane. ohnme, Dons. GU Treasurer . Parliamentarian Sergeant -at -Arms Sergeant-at-Arms . Historian . , Reporter . . BUY loc Bedve' leans I ' l . IUUANE HITCHCOCK ROBERT E MITGIYIY, IR IOSEPH ROBERT SCOFIIILIJ GILES BAILEY MARY CUNNINGHAM BILLY RIPS Three years of work and pla Q Q l th y iave contributed toward making the class of '40 one of e most outstanding Iefferson has ever known Q Q Q Under the sponsorship Q Q of Miss Ximena Wolf Q Q Miss Eloy Finney Q Q the class has undertaken many projects Q Q new and different Q Q for ITS OWU 9VlIOyment Q Q and for betterment of citi7enship Q Q Q Bursting through the loop of the senior year arena Q Q startling election Q Q made comrtfi-tent Iohnnie Boyle Q Q first girl senior president Q Q IU Ieffersons history Q Q last May Q Q Q First meeting of year in September brought able assistant officers Q Q Q Succession of meeting after meeting brouclt l ' selections made Q ' Ji aying ot groundwork Q Q important Q Q symbolical colors Q Q red vmfl gold Q Q flower eheg, t Q Q cardinal red rose Q Q Q Motto f en a ter heated discussion or conquerix. i 279111 Q Q They Conquer Who Believe They Can Q Q Q A sounding fanfare Q Q the Senior Frotz.: Q Q with 1 French verve to delight its audience Q Q Q Outstanding meeting in March brought sf-iecti' ri uf class gift to school Q Q an azalea bed on school grounds Q Q also important decision Q Q lolue cans -ind crowns to be worn at graduation Q Q Q March and April rolled along bringing anxiety for the nr 1 rwtiriiing excitements of graduation Q Q Q Then gala occasion of Seniors' farewell Q Q IuniorfSeii' r Rrom Q Q given by the Iunior Class Q Q Seniors enioyed frolicking in gym Q Q one of their last dances at Iefferson Q Q Q Then Q Q highlight of year Q Q long practiced Q Q Senior play Q Q tune Mad Q Q presented twentyfone actors Q Q to packed house Q Q afternoon and night performances Q Q Q Class day Q Q presentation of will and prophecy Q Q fur nished amusement and delight for all Q Q Baccalaureate Q Q solemn service Q Q Q Graduation night Q Q selfeconfident Q Q selffassured Q Q poised young men and women Q Q stepped up to accept diplomas from their beloved Iefferson Q Q Q To these young peo l Q ' that is due them Q Q ma tt ' ' pe Q we wish all the success Q Q y ieir every undertaking Q Q be auspicious, Page 35 ACKLEN, Ambition--Serving God and the Sou'h HENRY Hobby-Araurnq religion and politics, ACOSTA, TOM: HOIObY-RGGCIIDQI Ambition-Success. ADAMS, easy, Ambition-Fashion designer, IIVELYNN Skelton, Lassos Hobby--Tokinq lile ADAMS, PAUL, IR lett Forum, Hist and Sec'y, Science Club, Ottice Asst, Advisory Pres Hobby-Collecting Indian relics and prehistoric lossxls, Ambition-Chemical engineer AKIN, MAXINE: Skelton, Natl, Honor Society, Scribblers, Stud. Council, Sponsors' Club, Co. A, Capt. Sponsor, Hobby--Collecting dance bids, Ambition-Travel. ALEXANDER, BILLY CLAUDE Ifuterpeans, Pres, School Band, Drum Major, School Orchestra, OIIICSYSI Club, Ad- visory Pres, ROTC Band, Capt, Winner ol two medals lor clarinet and saxophone in national contest, Abilene, Winner ol three first places in state contests, Hobby-COL lxectireg toy musical instrumenfs, Ambition-Solo artist with B ALLEN, BILL. Senate, Pres., Otlicers' Club, Vice-Pres., Stud. Council, Parl., Advisory l7i'es,, Ist Bn. Stall, Ist Lieut., Hobby, Training horses, Ambition-South 'Texas ranchman. AITLISN, IIIDWINZ Haynes, Hoblvyf Aviation, Ambition- -Test piot, ALLISON, lfVALYN M l F v-nrus Team Hobby-Sports, Ambition-Interior decorate ALTGIILT, IOHN, Drill Tea':., lx. 'i-Corn Club, Sgt., Hobby-- Model airplanes, Ambition-Transport pilot. ALVES, HOBITRTZ Haytu-4. Ilzlwa. lfvrr-I, Hobby-Collecting coins and stamps, A brtiori- -ll S ill-:st Guard Academy. ASHONOFT, MICKI T MALIRINI' l H R, Vice-Pres, Hobby -Horseback rv 1 :i.i1. Antlutaou -' V-autician. AUTH, HARRY H 1 - stamps, Ambition- Horticulturist. HADGIZII, DAVID M. lltfblry ltr' will 1, Ambition---Success. BAILEY, GILIIS: lnll lorurn, lootoall Team, Two years, Boxinq Champion, All-City Football Team, Honorable men- tion lcr All District Team, llvbbies-Boxinq and playing tootball, Ambition- Coacl' BAKIIB, RIITH Camera Clv r ' vvlaiation Stalt, Co-Manaq ina lfditor, Hobby Reading Ar: intron--Librarian BANKS, IOHNI Sonata, Math Club, Hobby--Reading, Arn- bition- Success. BARBOIIH. VIRGINIA Dolly Madison, Camera Club, Hobby- Photography, Ambition-Dress designer BARKEH, llM Non Cam Club, Hobby--Hunttnq, Ambition- Aqricullurist BABTHOLOMAIS, PATSY Library Asst: Hobby-Collectina lacts about radio stars Ambition -Beaistered nurse or private sm-rc-tary BARTLII'I l', MARVIN HAROLD' lell Forum, Officers' Club, Declaration Stall, News Editor, School Band, R O T.C. Band, Znd Lieut, Winner ol lst chair in second clarinet in All- Southwestern Band, 2nd place in solo contest, and 3rd in Malestic Theater amateur contest, Hobby--Advertising, Am- bition- Successtul advertising agent BATES, BARBARA Lasso Drum and Bugle Corps, Hobbies- Tenms and collectina kodak pictures, Ambition-Successlul secretary ISIIACHY, WILLIAM N.: Senate, Euler eans, Parl., Ollice Asst., School Band, Ollicers' Club, BOT C. Band, Ist Lieut., Hobbies-Music and clrarnatics, Ambition-v-Research chemist and physicist. BEAKLIIY, RUTH: Skelton, iiionsors' Club, Ollice Asst, Co C, Rnd Lreut Sponsor, obbies--Dancing and horse- back ridina, Ambition -Success. ir vtfrsflr O SENIO NIORS BELDEF., CATHERINE Ltbror Asst, ironsors' Club, Regt- mentcl Stoll, Capt. Sponsor, Ilobbresr.-W ,lothes and floncrnqg Ambltion-Success. FLITLL, DCHOTHY Exrrm :School F ml HGH-y Ht-stxnq, AHIIJIIICHACCHIIHIIOUS YESIIII7 HIILL, HEHIEIIRT Roi url Hvel H urn- rr: ray'-t Ilfrk-by Composlng sonar. AmbIflUll Writer HIILZONS, GUY left Forum Math Clulw Ulttff- Amt Ltbrurv Asst, Drtll Todrn, Olttcers' Club. Co li, Lind Ltr-ut . Hobby Mtlltcry octtvtttesg Ambltton --Olltcer rn U. 5 Army vm West Point. BVNNIITT, IIQSSII' MAL M I R, iltut Ccun rl lltonsfnrs Club, Advisory Ser: y Cc H, lst Lt:-:at S5 orxam Hobby Sp-ortzt, Amblttcnf-fSecr9tory HLNNIITT, IIIANITA CLAHICI' Frpn-'lr Club lertmq Samples, Ambttlon Anoestltetrm txngl COITIIIII:-LION ol Mmm as nurse ln U. S Army Ilolvlty Col BIZHCHELMANN, IOHN Haynes, Vtvrf Prt-eu , Iloltbrns - Swrmming and other rxtlrlottcszg Amltrtron Gtorrt doctor BIQHGMAN, S A Hobbyf Autornolallosv AITTIWIIIOYI Success BIIHHY, WILLIAM A, IH Hobby Collf-r'?tnJ sttxrrtyh, Am bltlon-'Good enqlneer cmd success tn lltt- HIIHTCH, MARY BETH Monttcollo Stull, Protluwttou Mun Clulv, Snc'y, C0 IU, Capt WYIAOI' nqnr, Natl. Honor Society, 'Uce-Pres, iLcxttn Stud. COLADCIIQ Moth Clul --tvrworea Club, Sponsor, Hobby---Golf, AntiI'r'Ist-Sttvrr-rzznlttl HIC?-GS. DORIS lfLAlNIl Sltcxltcspt-r1r'v, Prom, Sc'l'1lsblrr1':1, Moth Clulr. Sentor Class. Hvo Sec y Oltve- Anti Sponsors Club, Trefzs Rcgtmewnl 915' l-f--tt Col S1,on:.t-r onfl Arafat Comrncxnlcmt . z.. Ei a Llporto, Arnltttton- Nurse BIGLIIY, LIICILLIQ I-nzwtt -ilu? L 'rt Clul' Glen Club IIobbyYKnttttnq, Anxrtftour A 'f s BISHOP, LOUIS POIK llfr-,fm-s H'-t Iictrllrlwlets, IIIIIITPIFI Club, 7nd Bn. Stoll, Int Ln-ut , fjmuor iluy, llol'-lwy Driving, Al'TIbIIlOl'I-IIPISCOFGI ' 'nr HLOCKEH. FILLIII 21 :.'- ' 't 1' Non Corn Club Hobbies- Modnl furplcneb, rttumpzs, ':ttu., .url ll:-lun 1, Arr' IAIIIOIIYEHQIIIESI' HOLIUT, DORIS Spcnsori- 'X .: F' lrfwol 'lrvltr-:Ar-1, It O TLT Bqntl, 2nd I-IGUI Sponsor Il rl-y Ilttnctur. Arnltttton- Orchestra leader RONNETT, FIQRN HobloyfCollet'ttrrt1 kntrk krmvksa, Ant lnxtton-Specmlmt IH anaesstheszcz. RIJWTH, IACK Non Corn Cluk 531' Ht I I y Nr wr mn: fxrnfrteur :Jim stotlon, WSHTQ, Azul'-ttmr: - Ifle-t.-tru-al vn urns-or HGYLE, IOHNNIII Se-ntor Clubs, Pre-:V illrcxkesy ufrrv SCIIIIIP lrmsatfot, Moth Club Scrrbbls-rs, Nfutl llonor Gown-ty, Stud Council, Senior Play, Olllre Asst, Sgonsorza' Clul-, Hem mental Stult, Motor Adjutant Spomot, Holvlwy l'loy1ntJ pmnog Ambrtton Success BRADY, IOY. Ilobby--fleorltltgg Arnltttum-Sttvvmar. BRANNEN, MAHGAHLT FRANCIA3 llfk-ly' Toruuf Am kttton-Success. BHICIQ, ELVIIHLY Skelton, Hobby Illllillll ttuturv-s, Arn Inttcm-Suc:ce:.:, HHIGGS, MAHY VIRGINIA M. I Il, llvhool Iitrntl Sclrool Orcltestrug Symrnors' Club, Advisory Sim- y, H t'J'l'lf Flrrrlwl, govt. Sponsor, Ilolabtvfz Drmcmry mul UIYIVIIIL1, Amlutron oqlth BRISCOI1, SIIZY Skol'ort Ihrrwsos Ili' llnlrl tw: 'lr-mug vmt swtrnnttnq Arnkrtrcn-A I5 'learni- BHOADDLIS, ANITHIQW lr'Il Frtrurn, H1-5 A lvtsmwry Tre-mx, Hobhtes--Recrdtnq and tmveltnq Arnlutton Wt-:,t Pom! qrorlucxte or U S. Army pxlot Page 36 BRORMIIR, BERT HERBlfRT: School Band: Hobby--Readinq: Ambition- lflectrical enqineer BROOKS, MIRIAM Enqlrsh Asst, Hobbies-Swrrrrmrnq crrrrl collecting stamps, Arrrbrtron- lnterror decorator BROPHY, MARY EANIIS. Haynes mascot, M. l. R.: Spon- sors' Club: Advisory Pres.: 2nd Bn Stall, Major Sponsor: Hobby -Rernirnq, Arnbrtron- Corrrrrrercral model and extra ordinary wrle BROWN, ANTOlNlQTTlf Hobby--Ballroom dancing Arrr bitrorr -Court stonographer' BROWN. BIITTY Latin Club: Stud Council: Lassos, Sgt.: Hobby-fAttcrrclinq motion pictures: Arnbrtron-Dietitiorr. BROWN, Llllf Hobby--Model airplanes: Ambition-Success BROWN, MARY lO M l R Hobby--Sports Ambition Registered nurse l.?ROWNl'f, MARK' Monticello Stall, Advertising Manager: bencre, Hobby- -Collecting urrowheads. Ambition--Success lul rcrnch owner BROWNE, ROSLYNU' Skelton: Scrrbblers Stud Council. Lassos: Hobby- Collecting rrlroncgraph records Arrrbrtron Dietitian BRYANT, MARGARET. Lass 1: Hobbies---Sports and dana: rnq, Ambition -Success urrl lr rr r mess, BRYANT, RlLEY Hobby- lrffzlirrg ArnbrtronfU S Arrrrv ottrcer BURG, CllClLE The-'rzvrs Pre-r French Club, Sec y anrl SEEN SCXl-il-Dleflriz Stu-r ulcurrur .rr-rrrr,rSPlay, Asst. director: r rary ssl.: ussr- Mgt Arlrsi-,wzx ec'y: Hobbies---Dra gcltrvsllorrrl rrrusrr' -7H.r.trr.': -,Rr-- rctress like Krrtlrarine orne BURC-ES? ELLA NSY ,rr:r llsbby-Dancing Arn- brtron - 'ecretary BURGIISS, MAllGAls'l Y 1'1 Lib Asst, Hobby- Dancinq: Arnbitrcrn----Str-rnogr rl prior. BURKE, IAYNE ASHWORTH Hobby- Acting, Ambition Happiness BURNS, BILLY lell Forum .'.:l Council Drill Team Non Corn Club, Hobbies-Hurlrirnq nrodel airplanes and hunting, Arnlrition Ollicer in the U. S Army Air' Corps. BU:-SRY, lilLl.lI: Senate: School Band: School Or'cliestr'c1: Otlrvers' Club: R OTC Bond, Znd Lreut: Hobby- --Raising tlrororrqhbrurl rave horses, Arrrbrtron4Success rn lrle BUSBY, liVA KATl'lffRlNE Lassos HObbYfDdHClIlQ Am brrtron- Success BUSBY, MAURlCll loll l orurrr, Treos.: Hobby--Automotive engineering, Ambrtron Petroleum engineer BUSH, MARY EUGENIA Tlresprans, Sponsors Club, Co G lst Lreut Sponsor HobbyfColle:rrng odd vases Arrrhrtron Hospital rlretrtrcrn CALLINS, IACKIII Ollrcers' Club, Dlnd Bn Stall, lst Lreut,: Hobby- Guns, Ambition Errqrneer CALLSRN, ITLANTITTE Sporrsors' Club, Co. A, Znrl Lierrt Sponsor Hobby Bowling, Ambition--Success CALMBACH, Fl1RN Dolly Madison, Rec Se: y, Hobby Collecting stonrpn: Arrrbrtion -Sterroqrarflrer. CALVKRT, ILMILY LOIS M l R, ll H R, Pres: Hobby-- Collectrnq miniature elephants Ambition-Home economics expert Page 37 SENIORS ENIORS I CAMERON, MAXINE Lassos, Sgt, Latrn Club, Lrbrorv Asst, Hobbies-Sports and dancrng, Ambxtxonv-Doctor CAMPBELL, CATHRYN ANN Shakespeare, Sponsors' Club Scrence Club, French Club, Olhce Asst, Co F, 2nd Lxeut Sponsor, Hobby-Dancrng, Ambrtxon-Archaeoloqrst CAPPUYNS, ESTELLIS Skelton, Lassos, Hobby Ice skatlnq Ambxtron-Theatrrcal dtrector CARLE, E I Haynes, Olhc:-rs' Club, Tteas, Stud Coun cxl, Vlce-Pres: Cheer Leader: N R A, Drxll Team, Lteut Co. B, Capt, Wxnner of medal and 9th place' tn U S rn rrllery, Winner ol two medals lfl shootrna and two R O 'I C medals Hobby Stamp-sz, Arnbttlon Stock broker CARLISLI, CA'l'lII'tYll Lll' llollty Ilurs--:, Arnlntrou Success CARNES, WLBB Senate, Rec Seoy Math Club Iluclara txon Stall, Arrxbltlon-Mtlltonalre CARSON, horses and teachxna accordtan, Arnbttton My own allfatrl swtnq band Cartoonrst Advrfsory Pre-ra, Hobby lrntwytnq lttfl, IFANNII School Band Hobbrefs Colle-cttnq clunn CART, IIIAN Shakespeare, lell Forum rrnxfzcot, Hobby Danclna, Ambltlon--Success CARTER, IOHN WILLIAM Non Corn Club, Platoon Sat Hobbies-Stamps, colns, menus, rnatch mlng, Amblhon-Success lolrlr-tr, and :,wun CASLER, DOROTHY EILI7AY Tl? Glee- lectlng chrna elephants :' - lett--rs' teacher Club, Hobby -Col Arnbttxou f School CASSISB, GIIORGE Drlll Team, Sturl Club, IS! BE Stall, Stf1llSc1' I'I'1v1ws:, Ambxtton-Math tea lt Council NotrCom Hobby Swunrruna. Ei tb: y F- R411 !L:,1 CAVAZOS, OLIVIIR Ambrtron Sutra CHAPA, FLIRNANDC 'ru 1 -,Com Club, Hobby- Reachnqg Ambrtton- u1-'tf- CHERRY, SUSAN , : wkehy-:ure Fo ' ::h Club, Latin Club, Othce Asst, Spons 'fl-.l 7' ' flntl Lreut Sponsor Hobb1esYSwtrnm1nq rx? ll f' '11 1-met, Ambxttonr lhlappy marrtaae CHRISTFNSIN, PAULINF Club, Parl, Lassos, So' Ambtt1onfA lull lrle Vhosptrirtfz, Vrcr' Ilre-sz, French - Ilrbbv Arrtatour trhotoaraphv, CLARK, CLIFTON Baskcrball Team, I 'IObIJlt?SfSI,lOYlS, cle- stgnrnq, and llterfxture, Ambttronf-Doss-rvetl and ICISIIIIG SUCCFFFS CLARK, MARGARET Latln Club, Rep, Math Club, M I R. HIST, Scrtbblers, Vxce Pres, Natl Honor Socroty, Declaration Stall, Manaqtnq Edxtor, Hobbresr Rvarilrrm and nge Skilllllkj, Ambluon-Successlul Journaltst CLAWSON, IDA French Club, Hobby Rvarlxno, AlllIVlllOYl'f Happmness CLAYTON, LA VERA Lassos Holwby-Ratsaruq .rn-I tram- lnq horses, Amb1t1onfRanch owner CLEVELAND, N A, Montrcello Stall, Lrtvrary llclltor: Natl Honor Society, Lattn Club Stud Council, I'c1rl, Hobbtes- Phxlately, belles lettres et lettres uule, and thu trumpet Amb1t1onfChern1cal enalneer, cllstrnourshed nuoht have' been, and amateur macrologrst COLEMAN, ISIQRNICF Stud Counctl Lcnzrzosa Atlvlfzory SQ-c'v Hobbyfwliattng, AUlblIlOfl 'COIl9Q9 educauon COLLINS, IFAN Skelton Glee Club, Lassnrz, Hobby, Horseback rxdmq, Ambrtlon-Actress: COLLINS, ROGER HobbyffCollect1na banks, Arnbttxon Success COLVIN, CAROL LINA Winner ol klnrl trrnrc tn stale art contest and Ist prrze rn school art contest Robbxes-Art work, tennts, ping-pong, and collecttno 1,-hotoaraphs, Am- bltton-Wealthy and successful arttezt wk if Page .YS COLVIN, IOHN: NonACom Club, Vice-Pres, Haynes, Pres., Math Club, Sgt -at-Arms: N. R. A: Drill Team, Hobbies- Boatinq and collecting bugs, Ambition-Entomologist, COMPTON, CATHERINE' M, I. R, Glee Club, Sponsors' Club, R.O,T.C. Band, 2nd Lieut. Sponsor, Hobbies-Cob lecting classical records and drawing, Ambition-Singer ol qood music COOPWOOD, EVELYN' School Orchestra, Hobby-Working crossword puzzles, Ambition-Cookinq teacher. CORTRS, IOII Hobby f- Collr-ctinq stamps Ambition - Doctor COLICH, Ql,llfS'l lltzltl-y R'--ntinq Ambition liiucesrz in business COUCIHLIN, FRANK Haynes, Drill learn, NoriCoin Club, Sobby Collectitia lrienris' telephone numbers, Ambition-- octor COVliLL, ALTA Glee Club, iiuterpeans, Hobbies-Desiqn ina and travt-linq, Ambition-Success COVINGTON, FLOYD, IR Science Club, Chess Club, N R A, Olticfe Asst, Drill Team, Non-Com Club, Stud. Council, Hobbies-Clothes and stamps Ambition-Electrical or architectural enqlneei COVO, GIIORGHTTHI M l R, Treas and Sgt-at-Arms, French Club, Pres, Natl Honor Society, Library Asst., Sponsors' Club, Advisory Pres Co G, 2nd Lieut Sponsor, Hobbies- Music, dancinq, and winning friends, Ambition- Finding and qiving happinesz' COVO, lACQUiiLlNli Prem Club, Sec y, M. l. R., Sec'y: Natl Honor Society, Libraz, -'i 1, Sponsors' Club, Advisory Sec'y, Co. D, lst Lieut Spf' N - Hobbies-Stamp collectinq, clancinq, and music, Ambit..in- Happiness and ability to fly, CRANDAL, ROBERT PATRICK School Band, School Orches- tra, Non Com Club, ll lvl- -. W' 'Ninner ol Znd chair in French Horn, All-Sr Horn in Music Clin. Music Clinic at Ft VE. A esmrn i ' .1 ' strap Winner of 2nd vt' H ,i.':t. 'Jhnner of Znd Horn in Viz rtli, Hot t pool, Ambition-Suci' ,sl .l 7alf in., CRAVIINS, FRONA Ambition Private se- l l1 blriw v tu' O' 1: -. CRAY, LHWIS SPl1Nf R A- -ti i'.ul Hobby- Savina qun: fvnbitiori -TN' ' CROSS, IIM Haynes fi' i' A l Non-Coin Club, Hok- bies -Dancing, d -Goll, bowling, and oowler. ing ancl ice skating: Rep, Non-Com Club, Point itin Club, Drill Team, riving, and ranchinq: Ambition'-Hiali qoverrirnent service via West Point CROW, 'l'HlILMA LOU il 1. -Swimminq: Ambition- Success CRUTCHFIELD, DAN letl Forurn, Vice-Pres, Ifntertainers, Stage Manaqer, Hobby-Havinq a aood time, Ambition- Success. CULLLAR, LINO Haynes, Drill Team, Otlicers' Club: Co B, Znd Lient, Hobby-Horseback riding Ambition--Engineer CULLINAN, IOP MlKl'f lunior Class Pres in 1939, Senate, Sec'y, N. R. A., Pres, Drill Team, Lieut, Officers' Club. Sat-at-Arms, Reqimental Staff, Major, Hobby-Sports, Am- bition-Medtcal career via A andM, Georgetown, and Washington U. CULLINAN, MARY IANE CULLLY Skelton, Otlice Asst., Library Asst, Lasso Drum 6 Bugle Corps, Capt., Hobbies- Tennis, swimnnriq, and hikinq Ambition-Graduate nurse or air hostess. CUNNINGHAM, MARY Regimental Stall, Col Sponsor, Skelton, Math Club, Scribblers' Stud Council, Natl, Honor Society, Sec' , Sponsors' Club, Pres, Senior Play, Advisorv VicevPres, l-lobby-Horseback rtclinq Ambition--Full and happy life CURII, HlILlIN' Tliespians, Library Asst, Lassos- Hobby- Readinq, Ambition-Success CURRY, GLADYS' Hobby-Dancina, Ambition-Graduation. CZICHOS, lfDWARD THOMAS Hobby-Makinq automobile models, Ambition-Success DABNIYY, FULA MAP' Thespians, Hobby-Savina pennies: Ambition-Successtul stenoqrapher. Page SSI SENIO swrrrq Ircxntl ITALBINI, WINIVRIIIW Stu Hobbyf-Dress desrqnrrrq, Arrrk DARBY, SAM Screncz- Club lst SUT, Track Tvcrrr, Hrlby OI the Arr Sucre-ss cmd hcrpyrnf-ss DAVENPORT, HILSTVR Mom DAVENPORT, LYDIA RUTII dresses Anrbrtrorl Dmrxrrrrrrt Sports and rolls-ctrn-7 Spoons rn New York brtrorr--Laboratory clrermsr Icnacks ArrrIr.trorl fflourn' ' DITVIIR, MARY Slrnkesye: I books, Arrrbrtrcrrfl-Iaprrrrr,.:: knowledqe of ltusrrr, IHONNIILL, DOROTI' ' Qurll mm Svroll Councrl, Declclrollc If, lst Lrvut Sporr lrrtrcrrr Author rll'v I ' I 1.3-ffzr' II' rrfr IUOSSAT, VIOLIIT Ifrrterreun' 'I'errrrr:: and rrrusrc, Arrrbrtror DOSSFR, CLARLNCII I,g . Lirr.I Lreut Hobby-Travelr J IJRANII, FRANK Lotrn fsltrll D, Lind L1Put Rohr-y -Autor World travel DRIQSCIIIIR, KARL ARTIIIIR rrrtr, Ambrtmrr-f Iftrsy lrtv IJRIIYIIR, DONALD Non fforrr Arrrbrtrorr- forest rtxnqer Corrr Club, Ajvrrzory Pres Clrt-rrrrutrl Pnqrnef-r DIINNING, MILDRITIJ Rok L Sucresslul bookkeerer Horseback rr Img Arnbrtrs: Arrrry Arr Corp rx LARLY, MARY Skelton Mom Iurr, Ambrtrorr Altlcrprrrrn-:rs EDWIN, MILDRED Hobby--R I . SENICRSA DAVIIIS, VIRGINIA I..IIIf Lutrrr DAWSON-WATSON, MARILYN Ifdrtor, Herrrrefs, Sec' y Her' V DIZ WINNII, IIVIILYN Hmlltv .. L.. r v IKJUNHAM IOIIN Ilcryrrvs Sv DAISAGIIORGI1 Ifrrtvrtcrners Trr1ckTvt1rrr Iloltby Snvrnq II S Army rrrsrqrrras, Arrrhrtron-Arrr.y rtllr-'Hr nr Ientlvr :rl I Courrcrl A Ivrrnry liter' y rrtrorr -Iirazrrtrirfrr tt-trwlrr-r I5rrll Im-trrr. lvlurrlfrqrrr Ulult Hurrrrrrr ArrrI'rrr4.rr Wt-:ut Ikrrrrt DAVIINPORT, DOROTHY Slrcxsfuie-:rv il Arrk-I It-rf: Rvrr and Cor Soc y S'ud Ccunirl Sporrsortz C'I.rI lst Rrr Stull Ist Lrout Sponsor Hcbhy-Out 1c'rr :Ag +,-:tri Arrrl-rtrc-rr rm,-Ilo Stcrtf Murrtrltrr-I Ifrlrtur, Stud Councrl Math Club, Scrrbbls-rrz, L11.::rrs, Sql IIUI-I-y Outdoor reports, Arrrbrtrorr Horrrr'ree:w:, IQ II R, Iltrltlry ltr-sr..rrr1rr,1 7 rrrrrl rrrr-Ie-urr-,J Ir:--11,4-, DAVIIY, MARIII Rlullton LGRSOS, Advmory fit-w y Ilml-Irrmz , Arrrl-rtlmrr C-rrr.:r.+-r':-rl .Jrlr:5t Clazln I I:Irl','- VVr'1trrrJ Arrr Morrtrcvllc iltatt, Artrvrlrr-S Srrxrrrr frtrckt-rs rrrtl krrrvk I'rvrrrIr Clul, Ilultby llvrtrrt EM-wrrrr, Arrrlrrtrurr tif-rrercrl DIIITZIIL, LALIRA . 1 w Nurrr Igrsmr nw-rrtl lt,rr ,rrrl be-st posture, Hobl . .1t.lf-5trr.r gl 'r+J1r.rrIr rfwtrr If Arrr brtron S-rnler wrtlr v Qrrrr lrrl' : -f ' rrflr f.lulr Vrmg I'rL-fs. r, 1, s-H rrrrtl IIr:.I, Stull - I' 5 ' Sr Orrrurr Cflulr Co - I- trrrr rrl r rrt A ' cr t : 1 1, III , Illst ES.-lrutrl Iltrrrtl I'ItrI lru,-4 Tr 'rrrr Ultrtwrs Iwlulr, Cu A, Arrrlwtrtrrr Crvrl Q-rrqrlrr-t-r tru-I Ilrrll Trrrrrr, 0111.-I-rs tflulx Vu rrobrlu rrrfr'Ir-1rrr1'- Arrrlrrlrcrr Non t.ttrrr I lulr I'Isrl Iry Rest Club Ilgt, I'IoltIry Iixrlorrrrq, terrfe Vlulr Ilrrll 'IH-rlrrr Norr IrIrrI,:Ly Trqvvlrrrr Arrrbrtrorr 3' Rullcr -lzrturl Arrrlrtrorr IDURBIN, ARLIQNL ADAIR Gln-e Club M I R Hublry r H1 lr r crry Hgh. DYITR, IAMIQF1 Drrll Team, Norr Corrr f'luIr, IIOII-y Iiwrvrrtrtr-' work Wrth ant rrp I:: Anrlvrtrfrrr Ritlm tc-vlrrrrvrwrr rrr ll S Club I.tr-.::r'w- Iltrl-lry Ilcxvrrr-J eaflrrrq Arrrl-rtrurr iluf' Q Page 40 ITLIZONDO, GONZALO: Pan American Club, Pres., Olliccv Asst., Drill Team, Ollicurs' Club, Co. C ind Lieutq Hobbies Doociliurr and cartnoniriqp Arnbitinn---U. S. Army Air Corps ollicer lfLLlOTT, OLIITA Latin Club Science Club Cosmopolitan, Treas, Library Asst , Hobby-Collecting notlunq, Ambition- Relteve liunnin sullerina FNGEILMANN, BOBBIII CAROLINA Glee Club, Library Asst, Hobby -Dancma Ambition---Teacher IIVANS, IOHN LEON. Latin Club Non-Com Club, Hobbyf Collectinq stamps, horseshoes, and match lolriers, Am- bition-Aviator in U. S. Coast Guard. lIVANS, OLIVE LYNN Skelton, Rep, Latin Club, Natl Honor Society Otlice Amt Sponsors Club Advisory Pres, Regimental Stall, Capt Sponsor, Habbyf-llnjoyinq lile, Ambition Owner ot convertible lfZZlfLL, VlfRA 'l'lie:spmri:s, Parl, Math Club, Library Asst, Hobby Wrttuiq lettf-las, Ambition Trained nurse TAGG, HARRY' Football Te-am, Advisory Pres, Track Team, llobbyf-'Playing the drums, Ainbition-Drummer. VAIRCHILD, ELIZABLTH Girl Resenres Library Asst, Hobby fWritinq to people in toreign lands Ambition' Librarian on ship VARRAR, l.OlIISlI Barrio, Vice Pres, Hobby--Scrapbooks, Ambition llappiriersrz VASSNIDGN, BllA'l'ltlCl. l l lLABlf'l'H: Hobby- Collecting stamps and match loltlur' Ambition- Airplane hostess. l'lfRRlILL, RADlNl. Holrby-Rea-ilna Ambition-Success FINDLAY, MARION it 1, ,ee 3: 'atm Club Natl Honor Soctetyx Scrabble-ri Cal, N R A Rifle Team, Mar, Drill 'l'earn IV-:tu rwiw '. 'tice Asst, Regimental btall, Mayor .mil l 'frliiv-rice Cin-,f Hobby--Getting along with pt-oplf-, Amt wir. M'1'i1if-r lite insurance agency FLOYD, ANYHILAL ig,-rrrwwr, Clnzl Library Asst., R.O.'1',C., 1,41 Lmm, Sponsor, I.ltilt' Vlay llulrl t -Singing in orches'rc1, Ambition Anritlivr K 'xll'J'-19 l'ONTAlNlf, l'STHl.r-. , ' Hobby -Sketching, Ame button' 'Fashion clesiqnvr l'ONTAlNlf, IULES Wllllfl R Hobby-ASailinq Ambition Utlicer in ll S Navy VQRD, BACK Hobby -lteaclirug, Ambition-Success. VOREMAN, ARNOLD lvl! Toruzrx Hobby-Making myself and others happy, Arnlitton--Lawyer with happy home l'OS'l'llR, l7AVlI Hobby Reading, Arnb1tiorifffSuc'cess l'OS'l'lfR, LAWRIINCII Non-Corn Club, French Club, Vice llres., N H A, llilll 'learn' Hobbies4Aviation and nieteoroloay, Ambition Naval Aerologist or cittache to loreiqn cinbtifxsy. VRAZIER, WINFRYD Hobby-Model airplanes, Ambition- Airplane .lt-signer FRESH, ALBIRT C'llIlS'l'l'TH Arch Club, Treas and Pres, Advisory Pima, Hobby Buildrna models ol airplanes and liousefr, Allll3lllOIl 'SllIqUOX1 or saleesrnan. l l,lRLONG, BILL' Non-Com Club, Drill Team, Hobby- Golf, Ambition- llolel nianaiwr FURMAN, IACK Hobby Rerrling A:nbitionnSuccess. GALLOWAY, MARY Glee Club Luterpecms, Vice-Pres Modernism, Vice-Prem, Hobby-Music' Ambition-Artistic mnaer. erik SENIORS Page 41 SENI GANS, ROSIILLTI Dolly Madison, SPc'y, Hobby-Collpcttna souventrsg Ambition-Success GANTT, IEAN Latin Club, French Club, Shakespeare, Pnrlg Scrxbblersy Office Asst., Sponsors' Club, Vice-Pres , R O T C Band, lst Lieut Sponsor Hobby -- Dancrna, Ambition -- Raising dogs. GARNER, IIMMIE CLYDE School Bandg Hobby--Coll-fctina stamps and safety match boxes Arrrbrtrorr Ilnqmr-er GARRETT, GYL left Forum, Hobby Mtrsrrg Arrrbrtron Bookrnq oqent tor dance orchestral: GARZA, RAOUL Carm-ra Club, 'lretrsg Ilayrn-:', Tri-af: Winner of 2nd prize rrt local plrotoqrat-lry wtrrrtwst, Hobby Photography, Ambrtrorr - Doctor GAST, MIGNON M I R, Pres, Lassos, Mayor, Atlvrsory Pres, Hobby-Drawtna, Arnbrtron-Tr-achr-r trt .ldrrcrrrq GELFOND, MIRIAM Hobby-Readtna, Ambition -Strcces GERHART, MADELON Shakespeare, French Club, Treasg Office Asst, Library Asst, Sponsors Club Advisory Pres, Znd Bn. Staff, lst Lreut Sponsor, HobbyfConverttble-s, Am brtron-Radio dramatic actress. GIIRON, HARRY Arch Club, Drill Team, Non Corn Club, Hobby --Collecting tazz classics Ambrtron - Prolrrssrortal entertainer GILL, EI..IZABETHt Hobrw boadtna an-I tlrawrna, Arn bition-Artist GLASS, BILL School Band, Hobby--Sleep-trrq, Arnbttron- Radro engineer GLAZE, MARILYN lr.-rfagzwm, .rvzw and Pres, French Club, Sgt.-at-Arms z-.1 Pri I..K'1tx Asst Lassos Hobby-- Collectrng postcar: cud a:r'g,g:w: hs, Arrrbrttorr-Krntlvr garten teacher GOATLEY, HOWAI'i 'Crt Hcr.. Society, Oftrce Asst- Football Team, Tr: rc T-1r::. H :tr -- Sports, Arrrbitton- Petroleum engineer GOLDSTEIN, ANINI 'fr Hf E by Rearlirra, Arrrbttton Success GONZALIQS, KATHIQRINIQ ilobby - Dancirrq, Arrrbttrorr Secretary GOOT, IRWIN' Haynes, I 1: Stud Council Office Asst, Tennis Team, Advisory P'esg Ilobby-Ide-ntityrna bands by their music, Ambition-Lawyer GOSSEN, IAKIL Haynes, Hobby--Sports, Arrrbttton-Sttccrlss rn business GRANATO, SAM Haynes, School Rand Non Corn Club Winner of school handball championship, Hobbies -Clarinet and intramural sports, Ambition-Electrical Pnarnecr GRANT, CARMONDF Stud Council, Advisory Sffoy. Hobbies-Dancing and swtmmrnq, Ambrtrorr--Travel GRECO, IEAN NORINNF Glee Club, Pres, Vuterpx-ans, Treasg E H R , Treas Hobby- Photoqrarthyg Ambition-- Private secretary GRIESENBECK, MARGARET Skelton, Parl, Scrrbblers, Vico- Presg Lassos, Vice-Presg Math Clubg Otfrce Asst: Ifnter- tarnersg Hobbies-Wrrtrng letters and readtnq Ambition- Singer with Glenn Millers band GRIFFIN, DEEL' Haynes, N R A, Officers Club, Co ll, 2nd Lteutg Hobby-Studyrnq, Ambrtron- U S Arrrry Arr Corps GRIFFITHS, DALAND, Haynesg French Club, Hrst, Natl Honor Societyg Drill Team, Officers' Club, Co G, 2nd Lieutg Hobby-Reading, Ambition-U S Army L-natneer GUBERNATOR, GEORGE' School Band, Ilobbrs-s Iioattrra and fishing, Ambition-Success rn business Page 42 GUGENHEIM, MILTON G, IR' Haynes, Hobby-Stamp col- lecting- Ambition-Petroleum engineer GUIDO, COSMO FRANK: Haynes, School Band, Hobbies- Sightseeinq and building miniature model homes, Ambition- Mechanical engineer. GUTIERRIIZ, HENRIETTA: Spanish Club, Library Asst, Hobby--Dancing, Ambition-Nurse. HABY, MILTON Non Com Club, Hobby-Automobiles, Am- bition- Mechanic, IIAGIINS, SHIRLEY Orchestra, Hobbies sional musician. HALBIG, BIIRNARDI tra' Olhcer' Clube ll'fAN: llulerpeans, School Band, School Music and horses, Ambition--Proles Haynes, School Band, School Orches- Advisor Pres R O TC Band Qnd I fi . Y 5 . , , Lieut, Member of State Music Clinic Orchestra, 2nd place solo, slate contest Member ol San Antonio Symphony Orchestra, Hobby - Collectina shoes, Ambition - Colleqe decree HALL, IESSIE MINA Skelton, Sponsors Club: Co. B, Qnd Lieut. Sponsor, Hobby-Track, Ambition--Olympics. HAL'l lIR, GWISN: Hobby-Horseback riding, Ambition- Successlul marriage. HARRIS, CLARIQNCII WILLIAM Hobby-Reading, Ambition -Success HARRIS, IANITT Skelton, 1 -: ' Qlub, Scribblers, Hisl and Parl, Iintertainers, Pres, S. ' Drs' Club, Senior Play, lst Bn Stall, lst Lieut Sponsor Wi: wer oi Entertainers' cup, '37, , Hobbies Dancing and collecting phonograph records and , perfume, Ambition-Second Sarah Bernhardl. I HARRIS, RUSSELL: Advisory :lr-, y Hobby - Collectlna ,I maich covers, Ambiti ii- Lui -ce-A-. Q HARRISON, ALTON' Petroleum enqmeer. HASCHKIT, IACK AN. RIIW H.i,:.f:f' I botball Team, Hobby ' -Saving slampsy Amliitif-r'i-Y-Athlevli wnach. ll HASWIILL, ALFRED: Aicli Clul, Ilolvby--Photography, Ash' bilion- Aviator. HAY, ROYCII. Hobby--Rea- l1:1 Ambition- Success llaynes, llzililig Dancing, Ambition- s I U ser. HAYS, DOROTHY If School i- :i 'I School Orchestra, Played - in S. W Texas Music Eduatoi ' Conference and in S W Texas Music Clinic, Hobby-Playing musical instruments, Arnbition-Florist IIAYS, ll'I'l'llIL: Iluterpeans, Glee Club, Hobbies--Readina magazines: and sinqing, Ambition-Singer ol light opera. HEBDON, IACK: Stud Council, Pres., Latin Club, Vice- Pres, Senate, Parl, Ollicers' Club: Drill Team, lst Bn Stoll, lst Lieut., 2nd place, lnternatl. Optimist Oratorical Contest, Hobby-Havinq a good time, Ambition-Lawyer HEIM, IIIRALDINEJ Shakespeare, Hist, Ielt Forum mascot, Sponsors' Club, Rep, lst Bn Stall, lst Lieut Sponsor Hobby-Collecting straws, Ambition-Commercial advertiser HENDERSON, KATHERINE: Skelton, Pres., Math Club, Scribblers, Stud. Council, Sponsors' Club, Sec'y, Co. G, Capt. Sponsor, Hobby -- Collecting phonograph records, Ambition-Archaeologist. HIINDIIRSON, ROSA Llllf. French Club Glee Club: Hobby- Dancina, Ambition-Great musician HEQNDRICKSON, MARY MARGARET Thalians, Rep. and Hist, Science Club Hobby-Playing piano Ambition- Nurse. HIQNNING, IOLANL Monlicello Stall, Faculty llditor, Skellon, Hobby --Collecting letters, Ambition-Foreign correspondent. HESS, HARVEY: Hobby-Collectinq match lolclers, Am- bition-Duncan Field. Page 43 are SENIO LW ENIORS HIISS, SHIRLIIY: Hobby-Reading, Anrlnrtron-Success HICKMAN, IOHN. Nall. Honor Society, School Rami, 'l'er1ni:: Team, State municipal tennis Champrorrslriy in junior singles drvrsron, City tennis charnrronshrp rn rumor singles tlrvrsron, lobby'-Reading, Ambrtrcnf Success L, DORIS MARllf M I R, Trear Glee Club, 'lreas Sponsors' Club, Parl Ollrco Asst Aclvrfzrrry Sec y Co YI, Capt Sponsor, llobbresffflrtnrts, tenrrraz, an.i fswrrrrrrunq Arnbitron-Succe:,:: HlNDlll..ANG, RALPH- School Orchestra, Lost anti l'ounri Asst, Hobby--Photography- Arnbrtrorr Mevharircal onqrneer. HlNTON, HFNRY Hobby--Carr Arrrrrtr rnfLrncoln Zephyr HIHSCHFELDFR, LILLIAN Hobby--Colle-Ttrnq rrnfz, Arn brtron -Lawyer HITCHCOCK, DUANE Senate, Vice Pr:-:: Senior Class, Treas, Ollrce Asst, Drill Team, Otlrcursx' Club, Co, G, Capt , Hobby-Collecting lrrearms, Arrrlurtron, Aviator HODGIIS, CECIL Camera Club, Pres., Haynes, Quill and Scroll, Declaration, Co-Sports llditorg Advisory Preer, Second prrzfe rn Camera Club ronte't HOLL-les Photoaray hy ani lruntrnj ArnbrtrcnfSportS enter of l1rae ne-wsr :rm HOFTMANN DANIEL Stull Council, Arch Cluli, Pres, Hobby-Architectural drawrnq, Ambrtrtrrr Sirccs-:::: HOLl..lNGSWOR'l'H, DAN M Ollrcers' Club, Qnrl lin Stall, r r r l lrslurrt Arrrlirtrorr ll 'Q 2nd Lieut,, Hobbies-H rt ' Army Air Corps. , r:.L .' 1, HOLMES, BARBARA Sponsors' Club, Relrrrrental Stall Capt Sponsor, HobbyffScraLbooKs, Ambrtrtrr. Stir-cess HOLMES, KATHLFY '- Rgrnr-A F 1. Latin Club Hobby- Sr-eernq good Show F t : HOLMES, MARIORII rllf t- Cl .ly lfr 1 Dept Arafat, Delegate to City Federation rl luv..tr lfrrar f'Tlulr:' Holwlwy Seeing interesting thinqs, Arzrlwrwrrr SuL'c'r: HORNBLRGLR, CIURLLQJ Jeratl Ollrvers' Clulr Regi- mental Stalt, Asst Q ., ' li lr Huntrnir 'rn-l tr-alrrnq, Ambition-Geoloare' ORNICR, ROSI1 M l R res, Hobby-Reaarna, Art HORNOR, LOUIS Senate, I-V Advisory Pres , Co D, ' trmeviq Ambition -lInarneer Latrn Club Laasos Attvrsory ration- Succ'-:as r , Drrll Team Ollrcers Club Lreut, llolwluy-'llfrvrrig good HOSTRTTIDR, CARL W Ollri'erS Clulr RP-grrrmrrtal Stott. Cay, Holcbyflbrrvrng Amtfrtionf-Sulr.-rrtrlrc crrrrrrrmloqrst HOUSE, LAVLRNF Cosmopolitan, Declaration, Srtvvrurt Rep School Band, HobbyfMusrc, Ambvron Stutly nt rrruearc rrovr,L, rrorsrzrtr' r1r+rwrN. ranomore fauna, Bflskrtbnll Tefim, National honors rn frshrnq lst prize in :state lrzzlurrq contest One ol Knothole baseball Champions, Holulxress' Hunting and lrslrrna, Ambition -Petroleum enqrnver HOWARD, llMMlll' Drill Team, Olltcers' Club, Co. ll, 2nd Lreut, Hobby-Ancient arrturnobrlvra, Ambition Pe-troleurrr errqrrrver HOWARD, NELSON lell l'orurn, Chr-vs Club, Pres, Latin Club, N R A, Rec. Sec y Drill Team, l'l.1toonSqt, Otlrcers Club, Basketball Team, Arlvrfaory Sec y, Co D, Capt, Win ner' ol American Legion Medal, 37 Sql ol lst Platoon Crack Section, '37, Only cadet who har: drrllv.t aaarnrzt Houston, '38, '39, and '40, Hobbies -Astronomy, stamps, anti Boy Scouts, Ambition Enqrneer HOWIILL, MARTHA: Shakespeare, Latin Club, Stud Council, Math Club, Natl. Honor Society, l.a:1,:o::, Hist, rrrrmt Flaq Bearer, Hobby Sports, Arr HURTADO, ELISA Sparurih Club Lrlr-rry Reatlrng, A:rrbrtronfSecretrrvy HUTCHINS, IOHN Regimental Stall Col Pres, Math Club, Sgr-at Hon Member, Ottrce As Arms, Scrrbhlvrs ext, Drill Team, Hobby-Gott, Ambition--Success rlnrtion- llcrpprrrrem: Asst Hobby Oltrcers Club 5tu.t Council, Hon Member Page 44 Hll'Y'CHlNSON, HllHlLlIl' M l H , Vlce Pres, French Club, ' Sql Gl'Al'I'llS, Stull Counrxl Sponsors Club C0 G, Qlnll LIPH' Sponsor, Hobby -Collecllnq vlunwx dolls and hnnrl knrclmwlm lrom loxvlfyn c'r1unlrxe:1, Alllblllflll-'SUSCQEGS mul lmpplrmvszz INGRAM, COl.LlflIN Ska-lion Lnmn Club Qlllll and Scroll, lwl 'll1l'UlllOIl Stull, CrwMl1rmq1l1'1 lnllm, Lrxfzbol. Sql, Trix llxqlr Ssll l'xf-:::a A1::.n llrwrromble rnenlmu, nlltobrnfxrnplry un Svl1oln::l1c cont:-::t, llobbyf-Collevlxnq etclunrys Afllllllllfill lmurmlusl INMAN, WWHN ll, lll loll lfrrruzn, VlL'UllFO:1 null Troma, llrwllby llnvulzl lun Auvlwlllcvn llollnlvulu 9ll'1Ill6'PI' lVlIllS, l'llLLY llrvbby Rv-nllrr-1 Aznbltlun -Success lAl7l'CiiON, AlllA LllClLLlQ Slxllllrlll Club llolclpr ol lww rrlllwma rn ull Llbrory Amt, Anlvlszory llrm: clnrl SP: y, llobbms LvWllYl!'lllIl-1 null wlum:1n:1 Arnl:1'1mx-- l.nb0mlor'y lI?ClllllClL1ll IALYKSUN, l,lIll..A CRAIG Sk:-llf-n, l..-lllll Clulw lr1:.1-ml, llrvblwlma SWllIlllllll'I mul lenrnb, Arnbmcn-A li lleqrf-0 lACOl3l1C'lN, IIANNA Tlrrrlmn Olllce Amsl, lrlnlrblvna Mufslc and azklmq, Ambllmn llwczmrml l.ACfWllF-UN, HlfHHlfR'l' Lnlm Club, Scrlbblors Null Honor Srwlely, Mntll Club, Senior Play, N H A Olllcw Asst, Drlll Tvnm, Olllvnrrz' Clulw lax! lin Stull, lst Lleul, Hmbbyw Tmvullnq, Ambltmn -Cl'1ernu'l1l s-nmncer lAl l'lf, MORRIS l5OllGLAS 'll l'Oru1u, llolwby- llomllnq, Arubllmn ll-lrolz'-unl ollilr, lAMlIS, MAlllC'!llll1 llI'f'llI'll ur Llbr-ny Asst, Lrraaam Ilrum and Buqle Corps, llnbby -f'- Reu llnfi, Amblllon-fDuasmrwr llMl2NlIZ, lAMlfS S-'l' ' l' 2 L' 'Ml Orclrebtru, Hobbyrf llvihllllll, Aml'ul1rwn-2 , llNGll, HlQl..l'N Glfr- lug lln:-1 I llowor Grrmmlrxlg, gall, null le-nuns, Allll urs- flu' ru-ll. .wlazlrxenm crlrefvr IOHNSON, MORRIS l ' I A Sql :1lAr!u::, Olllvv Arafat, Drlll 'l'm1m, Y. ' :ml lzwblfy Rocullrlq, Am blllf7Yl lqllY!SlC'l:3l lClLKQ'lVSl'CY, ll,lLlAl. l :'l. .lul frm-rlcll Club, Rep, Tvnnls 'l'e-lun, llublwy .rm ' Y, .unps Alnlwllmn Suu c'e:.::lul luwyol lONll5,ll1AN M l ll lrr,.a l..l Lxeu! Hobby YlDn1llClIlLI, Allllllllflll ll11n'n.a.: lONlfS, MAllLiAHlI'l' VRANC' .J hvsp-urls, Hwy Glov Club llrwl-by Attvrulxmx oymm. nufl uonserlrx Aznbllrcn Cmnrml pldlllnl lONlfS, MARY LOlll5ll Hwlflly-Y-Horwllrxq, Amlxuon Suu cvzuu lONl1iS, ROLAND 'l'Al..lAl'l.lll'lO llwbblm. Woodwork and Cllllll ulm'l1L1n1L:-, Alublllml- Om- who lzasuos cryptic WG: vcunmun1q.1v:1 lll1lTlClI, IIUNA Llllllillf Lil:-lf Clull, Sulxool Hun-l, llrum Malou-llc, Hobby Mums, A 1lNlllC'll' L3x1:cr-mx KAN'l'llll, i1lllllLlfY lllllll l'u1lvrpv.1r1::, llnlvr lu lefllerfworl mlll.'l:?lUll ul Purrvrvrk mllllmy horse- avlxow, Hobby Hmsebqulg llrllnq, Amlvltlrul llmwllrvlm ln x.1+l1o.1rt1::lI'y KAlil'lliNSKI, l'llANl'f l l'lc1rlL'um Clulf llobby--iilrirnps, Ambxlmu Collpqe rl:-:wo qnll gcucrlvuzn CILIIHUCI KARHHN, lU1Ql,lllllNlQ llrwlly lVl llll11f'Il, S11 ,1'Ar1n:a SCILEIICU Club, Mrrlll Clulw, Stull Cuunurl llnl-by-fiig-ort.a, Allllllllflllf Slu'ru:,ra KAlll'MANy LIlClLl.ll M l R Sp-f l11,01., Club CO l', l:1l Lwug fLVm,:1m llmlwlwy llrrlvlllx Alululxrfu Se-vrvllrly l'QllNNl1Y, MANY l'A'l' lllrnkonrw-rrrv, fl.1lf1lAlun., Cllllcw Asst, Sy-orzrsors Club Cn ll, Lfnrl Llf-ul Sponsor, Hobby- Snvum c'nr::nqv rlblwns mul rlnncc lwlds, AlIlblll0IlfSllCCC5t- lul rnorrmqe f' 'fa.t'f', ffv1:. vfwlqvff SENIO Z Y 1 s 1 l SENIOR KINNISON, MARY LOUISE Lassou, Cltr-nr Lnaclr-r, La:-:ao Drum and Bugle Corps, Hobbles-Swlmmtna and :cn skating, Ambttton-Successlul marrxaqe KINSEL, BEAVER Senate, Pres, Senior Class, Vice-Pres: Stud Counctl, Hon Member, N. R A, Olltce Asst, Drtll Team, Non-Com Club, Pres, Advlsory Pres, Hobby-Read' mg, Ambition-Butck dealer KIRKPATRICK, THOMAS DAVID, Hobby-Maklna trtcnds, Ambxtton-Contractor or ranchman KREAGER, YOHN Hobby-Readtnq, Ambttton-Succm KRHIGER, MARIORIE ANN Thesptans, Lattn Club Scrib- blers, Advtsory Sec'y, Hobby-Collectma perfume bottles, Ambttton-Extenstve travel KROMER, BERTHA Latin Club, Hobby Horseback rttlrna, Ambltton-Success KUENSTLER, MAXINE Tennxs Team, Cnty champtonshtp tn tennis doubles, Hobby+Collect1na aclverttsements, Am- blllOHfDY9SS destgner LAGERQUIST, W G Haynes, Olllcc Asst, Drill Team, Olltcers' Club Co C, lst Ltr-ut Hobby--llnyoytnfl hte, Ambttton-Successful lawyer LAMM, EDWIN Drtll Team, Otttcf-r:, Club, Co C, Rnd Lteut, Hobby-Colle-ctmq stamps, Ambntton--llnalnocr, LANG, BETTYE IANE Stui Councxl, Lasso Drum and Bugle Corps, Hobbtes-1 1: 1.3 and horseback rtdtna, Ambtt1onfTeacher LARKIN, LENICR Sclence Club, Skelton Oltlco Asst, Library Asst, Lassos, Sat, HobbyffRz-adlnq, Amblttonf Graduatton LAUTERSTEIN, MAL 'TL'-l ll'x,:.e- Olltcers Club, Drlll Team, Otttce Asst. l br. btal' leut Col Hobbtes - Electrical expertmeya' :uf-n an'i acc xrxulatton ot scmnttltc knowledge, Ambltlc xt -'Hosni' 'V' rl . wlclst and cloctrtcal engmeer. LAWLER, MARY Fl4f'tNCi.S l'lol.tl't' Maklnfr lrtcmls, Am brtton--AA1rp1ane hos LEA, SARAH. Skelton, li.1..', I 1.:na, Antltttton Succom, LECOCKE, LOUIS SAM UB' Tenn1sTearn, Hobby Collect mq stamps, Ambttton-Bustru -r rfxocutnvn LlllfVlfR, ROBERT Hobbx l'--arltlta Allll'IlIC'Il Cltf'll1ll ll enqlnccr LESKE, A C Senate, Treas, Scrtbblr-rs, Rlllr- Team. N R A, Sec'y, Drill Tcam, Capt, OlllCPf51' Club, Sec yg Regtmental Stall, Lxcut Col Hobby--Sperm Ambttton- Petroleum enqtneer LESLIE, LECLAlRE Shakespeare, Sponsors Club ROTC Bancl, 2nd Lteut Sponsor, Hobby-Clothes, Ambltton- Happmess LETTY, PEGGY LIANG, NAOMI son, Cor. Sec'y, Counctly Tennis Hobby- Reafltnag AUll'tlllf1Yl f SIICFCSEZ French Club, SCIQHCO Club, Dolly MGdl' Gtrl Reserves, Natl Honor Soctcty, Stud Team, Hobb1esfRc-acltnq and tennnz, Am bitton-College and success LIANZA, YOLANDE1 Glec Club, Oltlcv A:,::t Hobby- Stnqtnqz Ambttton-Singer LIBBY, llM GORDON letl Forum Drtll Team, R O T C , Stall Sqt,, Non-Com Club, Hobby- Psycholoay, Ambttton - Commerclal designer LINDEN, DOROTHY Skelton, Trench Club, Sponsors' Club, Co. C, 2nd Lteut Sponsor, Hobby--Readtna, Ambttton- Success LINDSEY, BETTYE RUTH Thesprans, Scnbblf-rs, Latm Club Hobby-Drawing, Ambttton-Artxst sikvflr Page 46 LISSNER, HELEN. M I. R , Parl , Math Club, Stud. Council, Office Asst., Lasso Drum and Bugle Corps, tnq to Kay Kyser, Ambition-Success. Hobby-Listen- LOCKHART, HELEN: M I. R, Vice-Pres., Office Asst., Hobby-Dancinq, Am bition-eSuccess. LOHMAN, EUGENE A., IR, Haynes, Sgt -at-Arms, N. R. A., Asst., Staff, Officers' Club, Rifle Team, Cheer Leader, Drill Team, Basketball Team, Golf Team, Motor, Hobbies-Amateur radio and sports, Ambition-U. S Army Air Corps officer via West Point. Library 2nd Bn LONG, TOM HobbyiReadinq, Ambition-Success LONGIST, BILLIE Skelton, French Club Senate mascot, Sponsors' Club, lst Bn Staff, Motor Sponsor, Hobby- Dancinq, AmbitioneSuccess. LOVELL, KENNETH A Hobby-Huntinq, Amb1tionfBank president LUCAS, GLENN Hobby-Horseback riding, Amb1tioniSuc- cess. LUDERUS, BESSIE Hobby-Collectiriq corsage ribbons, Ambition--Counselor LUX, FRIEDA. Girl Reserves, Housekocper Hobby-Traveling, Ambition- McBURNl'Y OHN R L .- ' . , I . at Orchestra, Hobbyf--Pliotoqra. P McCALDlN, HM. Haynes, Cub, School Band, School Ambitionfffvraduation Sec'y, Scribblers, Pres., Stud Council, Natl, Honor Society, Treas., Advisory Pres, Hobby -i -Thinking, Ambition S' 1.1 .. MCCLUNG, ROBERT N'LRRl.l Officers' Club, Drill 'l-A rin- Qnti Making others happy Ambittf--A MCCORKLE, BOB' tr.1: i Officers' Club, Advi: ry free loctinq stamps, Ambtw t. Doom. MCCOY, DORIS FAX 3. r--- Rr-aritna, Ambition-Success. MCCRORY, RUSSIILL Hobby McGARRAUGH, MARY MAR l'lay, Hobbies Dancinq, r pt. ir r ' ' a good turn lt Forum, Office Asst, Fri gift , lst Lieut,, Hobby- J' B I or district attorney. CW -- Asst, Drill Team, if . C Capt., Hobby-Cob riuterpeans, Hobby- Readina, Ambition-Success HCK Shakespeare, Senior music, and cfiary, Am' lution Successful and happy homo Mr-GARRITY, lfRlN flutorpeans, Sec'y, Gloo Club Office Asst, Hobby eHor::eback riding, Ambition-'Owner of air- plane and horses. McfLHlINNY, IAMES LESLIE French Club, Non-Com Club. Golf Team, HobbieseSwimminq, horseback riding, and collectinq match folders, Ambition-U. S Army officer. MclNTOSH, BARBARA KEITH, Thespians, Hobby-Dogs, Am' bitton-fCommercial artist. McNElLL, VlRGlNlA PEARL Dolly Madison, Pres, Math Club, Rrrp, Science Club, Library Asst, HobbieswSwim- imna and rcadina, Ambition-Successful marriage. McPl1AK, lYVl1LYN Latin Club, Thespians, Hobby-COL lcctinq odds and ends, Ambition- Nurse. MANGOLD, CLAYTON A.: Office Asst School Band, Ad-- visory Scc'y, Hobby-Working on Model T Fords, Am- bition-Mechanical enaineer. MANN, LEROY: Non-Com Club, Sec'y, Drill Team, Hobbies -Army work and skating, Ambition-A and M. graduate and U. S. Army officer, MARGARITIS, EFFIE A Hobby-Dancing, Ambition-Hao PIHESS Grid SUCCESS Pagv 47 SENIO MARKS, MARIORIE, Lussos, Hobby,--Crvll1fc11nq 11l1o11og1c1ph records, AmblIlO!1'+WYlI?l', MARTIN I W' Lclln Clul 5:1811 'e- Lfluk Clu-.vu Club Non-Corn Club, Hcbb1esfRGl1':, 2lwr1:1..!:y 1111 rrwlf-I 1111 planes Amblflcn- fflectrxvrl s-nqrneer MARTIN, PHILIP Hokly-Ilh:1!o11r1gl1y, AYYll'lIlf Il - Cnr 100111521 MAIIIICHEAU, VALERIE' Eikwlkrn l4111111.l1 Club Hnbby- Kef1p111g cz yournnl, AYTWIFIIIOII S11crc1-.s MARX, IANII: Monhcolln Stall, llu:u1111-:as l11i11o1'111Cl11el, Tex High Sch Press Assn Lc'1n Club Hlsl Srrll-blers Mfilh Club, Sud Councll, Hf1n lvlrzrnhvr Han n1v1111on lh 'Scholastic shor' story :'n'r'f1!, 3 Hfrhhvez- Ijl1F'I0'IYGPl'lY acwlnq, and shoes, Arnbruonr-fTo bv v1'vr'hy cl -1 ln11r:111on MASTIYRSON, IIIANITA L G P V111-Ilrf-ea, Null Honor fioclety, Llbrqry Asst, Hohhws-D1uw1111 r1n'l s11111111f1 Am' IWIIIOHY-PYIVGIC savcrelory to the I'1m.1lw11l nl tlw Ilnlled Smles MAVIIRICK, HAZIIL Sl1c1lcfe:,1'erJ1'r-, l'14-11fl1 Clulw, Ins:-os, Soc y, Lasso Drum cmd Ruqln Corps: lI11bl1y !3I1n1l:., A111 ln1t1o11 -Dress desuqner, MIIGIIE, ROBERT ll., IR.: Rm11111e111lc1l Stull, Lu-ul, Cul , Ass! Com111f1ndcml ol ROTC: Murh Club, Sc1'1l1l1lf-11: Furl, Senate. Vice Pres, Senlcr Clr1ss,Pf1rl , Sfui C11u11f'1l Tren: Drrll Team, ls! L1eu', Ollmers Cluk- Hohhy Outdoor sports Ambltxon-'U S Army clhcer Vl I VVos1 Ilmnl MIQLTON, IACK Lost r1r1f'l Vounfl Amd, l7lIlf'F'l!- Club, Co F, Capt, HObbYfAlJIOI1'l'1bllES, Allllrlllflll Mr-1'l1un1cc1l e11.11ncer. MITRIIIDITH, POLLY. Hcrmn . 1 H01-luresz H1kl11f1, horse hack riding, and collecunq , 11' and yweppcr 1sl111kw1':,, Am- I11tior1----Teacher MIfTTIfRS, IIIATHLIIEN Cnrrwea Clnlr Ill-'1,1r1'1U11 Luerarv If1,11tor Hobby-flfo skwunw A-l-1'1--11 121101 'llllrrl MICKLE, GERALD O I' H IYHP. Il11lI Team, Qlnd Lleut, N R A :-111: .r .Z' '1l B11 tim!! L1eul Col, Hohkues Auplcrf 411f'11:'7 ' 1v1r:11r111 s1'1111'boolc: AHlblIlOH+WESI Iloln' :r.111.1:11 MILIIS, MARK CLAY'l11l! I 1 I1 'Ik--111 'l1111C0111 Clulu Ilolw b1ns-Reod11'1C1 and ruiw A'111111o11 ll1v111- 111 ll ii, Navy Air Corps MILLIQR, DORIS Frf' ' ' l I - lflrfw- 'ml lrr'-.15 Sponsors Club, Tenr. Tf 1 ,ni I,1--111 S1 rmzam WIIIDKJF of tvnms Fllffdfll 1iu11-113s .11-11s mai ll'1'Jlll1 11 nr:-mil Mme, Ambmon Ijhyslccl PCIIICTIIOII if-11'l1frr MILLER, LUTHICR D, IR HP' z -es I'l111l11.1rr11 l1y 111111 h.11r111 IWIFIIIIQ, Arnb111or1--Ll S A . f111pl11111 MILLS, AUDRIIY Montlcellf .-:1'l, A1 11-1, M I R, l51'1o111'o Club, Sec'yp Stud, Counru, Ncul I IC1ll0l 501-11-ly, l,.11sso::, Advrsory Pres, Hobby--Sludylnq -11111 1-n1r1y111q 1111, A111 IUIIIOII' 'TSflCI'lCI'. MITCHELL, PAT HELEN Hflfhy- RP-1l1111, A1t1l111ff11 Su' P92153 MOKII, MIKL. Ilnbby-R911l111g, A111h1t11111' 511151111-s MOORE, DIXIII Hobbles---W1'11111:1 11111l collm-UI11117 11m1c11 cnvers and hlztlomag AYNIQIIIOH -Ll11dv1'l11k4-1 MOORE, lflll'CIl VVARRLII Hclflfy- R1-1i:r11 A111l1111Cn Success MORIILLO, IEQAIIFTTE LOLIISII Hobby R1-1d1'l1117, A1r1h1t1o11 Sucvmzs. MORRIS, EHTSY Sl1Qkesyr 11'eg Mnll1 Fluh L11l111 Club. IIIIIEYPSGIISI Lrlrazao Drum and Burzle Cfrups, IAIUIII Mr11o1', School Orcheslm, Advmsory Sony, MPIIIINCPI' OI All Soulh wcfrlmn Conference Orc'l1us11r'1, '39: WIIIIIGI' C11 Vlfvllll C011 Vfesl, Class A Nnucnrul I'efIPr1111m1 ol MVA:-I Club:-. Hobby-P151 stzni- Ar11h1?1011 D1re-glhr F15 all 11:l ru l1estr1 MORRIS, FUD HcbbyfMf1k:r1'g lrmnl , Arnl1111m1 l311'res.- MORRIS, DANA Hobbles MGklIIU 111r11lv-ls r1111l 1l111w111q AlllblllO1'1fA8l'OI1LlHIlCCIl er1q1r1ver, ik 1957? file MORRIS, EUNICE GRAY, Shakespeare, Library Asst., Lassqsz Advisory Pres., Hobby-Outdoor sports, Ambition- Happiness and success. MORROW, NEDDA ELAINE: Hobby-Reading, Ambition- Success. MOSS, CHARLES' Haynes, Non-Com Club, Co, D, Corp, Hobbies-Horseback riding and music, Ambition-Ranchman and writer, MOYER, GEORGE D.: Drill Team, Non-Com Club, Hobby- Sports, Ambition-Success and happiness. MUELLER, ROSEMARY: Lassos, Sgt., M. l. R., Hobby- Collecting stickers, Ambition-Happiness and success. MUNFORD, COLLEY' Swimming Team, Hobbies-Photog- raphy and aviation, Ambition-Wealth. MUSGRAVE, R F.. Non-Com Club, Hobby-Reading, Am- bition-Success. NACKE, VALERIA: Lassos, Pres., Skelton, Cor. Sec'y, Office Asst., Hobby-Dancing: Ambition-Happiness. NAFF, IOHN: leff Forum, Cor, Sec'y and Parl, Scribblers, Sgtfat-Arms, Math Club, Parl., Latin Club, N. R. A., Natl. Honor Society, Drill Team, Sgt., Officers' Club, Debate Team, Capt., lst Bn. Staff, Mayor, Winner of best debater cup, lefferson, '39, Best speaker at S. W. Tex. Teachers' College debate tournament, '39 and '40, City and District champion and second place winner in regional champion- ship, lnterscholastic League debate tournaments, '39, win- ner of second place and cup an state debate tournament, Austin, '40, Hobby-Fun, Amrxwfn -Lawyer. NAGEL, llMMlE: Haynes, Drill Team, Officers' Club, Co. C, 2nd Lieut., Hobbies-Fishing and camping, Ambition- Globe trotter. NAUSCHUTZ, ROSE MARIE' Skelton Rec SeC'y, Scribblers, Math Club, Stud. Corin.-il Sect, Library Asst., Sponsors' Club, Znd Bn. Statl, lst Limit Srwnsrv Hobby-Collecting dance bids, Ambition- Siiwtes.: and hxi-piness. NAYLOR, MYATT' Sm-inte Officers' Club, Stud, Council, Sgt.-at-Arms, Drill Team Co. A, itat Liwiit., Hobby--Huntinq, Ambition-Chemical eininef-r. NELSON, GEORGE. llonkli-me bkafiir-J. wimmina, and fish- ing, Ambition-Profesi:i'in1l baseball ilmyer and happiness. NEVILL, HARVEY: lell llnrzirn, ltti:.i- Asst., Hobby-Read- ing, Ambition-Business executive. NEWMAN, GENEVIEVE Corrie ,ic-litan Club, Pres, Spanish Club, School Band, Robbie- Vliotography and collecting tinfoil, Ambition-Matliematici in NOLEN, ROBERT. Latin Club, Hobbies-Sailing, fishing, and building boats, Ambition-Doctor in U. S. Navy, NOONAN, CAROLYN: Hobbies-Dancing and music, Am- bition-Colleae degree. OLIVARRI, DON: NonfCom Club, Hobby-Sports, Ambition -Basketball coach. OLIVER, AMORY1 Shakespeare, Lassos, Rep, Lasso Drum and Bugle Corps, Sgt., Advisory Sec'y, Hobby-Scrapbooks, Ambition-Dancer. O'MARRA, IONNIE. Hobby-Philatelist, Ambition-Full life. OROZCO, CARLOS Arch. Club, Sgt -at-Arms, Hobby-Hunt ing, Ambition-Architect, OSTEEN, LAEL. Hobby-Outdoor sports, Ambition-Aviator, OTTERPOHL, TOM: Drill Team, Officers' Club, Co. E, lst Lieut, Hobby-Free-hand drawing, Ambition-Architectural engineer. PAIZ, NICHOLAS, IR.: School Orchestra, Non-Com Club, Hobby-Reading airplane books, Ambition-Aviator. sssssSENIORS Page 49 NICDRS PALMER, FLOYD ROY Fr-nt Ambttlon--Success l'V1llTr'f1rn llnblny finffl tvmv-. PALMER, GIIORGII lTF'C'lf1l'f'IllOlI Stull l'rwlf'lll ultllfl1lf'I School Or-:l'testrrx, Concert Cllmc, '39, All Strxtr- Orches MGSlfNF, All fltdtf' 0rf'lw:.ll 1 trrl Cllntt' Cfffrwf-ut Mr1:.t'-r, 141 Stud Councll, Hon Mr-mkwr Oulll fxnl fifvf-ll, Wvnrmv fr lst dlvxslon an strxnq quartet , IR llf'tl'lry Mu'-tl' Alllltlllnll Successful ndvertxslnfz Corner PALMFR, l..AWRlfNCll l'lt'1ynr-,, fimvrtfv Clul' llrxlrlty llntl 1n'1, Ambttton-Doctor PARK, LUCILEQ Lcmn Club cmd collecrnfx what nrwt: A zacrtously film- Clul' llfrlrlwr-., llfmf'1n'1 l'T7l lllf'Il llfvvr tn twkr- lltn tm-t lT'ARKlfR, LllClLl llffl-l'y Ff 'l'llll1 A-nl-vtvnu A'-wmv-me PARKER, TRAVIS Ftufl Cm hull Team, Aflvls-my Pr:-s, xnftl l'l'1tl llftnf-v Lwfurtty ll-mt A5lC1ty lAfvrtl'f1ll Tfrfww llfuwv ublc mentmn nn All T71strmf't Vrwtlf-f1ll Tn'1m llnlrl-y Atltlf-tw.. Ambltlon--Anronmltlrol r'n'11rmr-r PASCHAL, STVLLA MAli Sh Hobby---Acollectlna :spoons lr flkn:-5-rxtxvv ling l-1:.:.rw:, 'I',rff1,. Om rrtduy tttuluv 'nvfl rrvtlrltrlr-,. Amb1t1onfOvvnr'-r cl rocv hnrnv lnrm PATRICK, VAMTYS WlLLlAM Success PATTFN, ANNARVL Vvr-nc-lr Pvoplekz trouhlma Amt-xtmn l'l0l:l'y llr-fx lull Amltrtmn Ciluln, llftlrlrv Kfnllf-'Hui ntlv-at 7'N1 lv'r nl mtul PFTTFUCH, l0l'lN l'lr'bl m, l ' wi '1nfl lrmf-lunq ywrufx Am button- Sur-ffnsslul vnfzlnr-r-1 l L,YTOl'tl, lflfNNlfTH Sfitffvwr- Cluly T'rN1:. ltvvll Tfffwt CHIC?-rs Club, Cf! ll, 'Tir' Hnlrlnx' Fltvnflyvnq vnllllwry lug tory, Ambltmn West 5 rt 1r:',:' PLFDGFIR, DlIRWARl Vlltxrf 'T r' tfluk fiqt linyqfw Dmwlnqg Ambtllrfn f'l.rt-v-ttf. PRASSLL, RICHARD ll :.v.r -, l- :L rum Athlwllt MGH acer, All svhcol lntr 'rx, W: 'T 'rv' N' 'l lnfrz-nbfwll, W, 'Vt rind 4fT,Stc1ge-Crfhvv. A ' Mznqqnr Ll blunt- fltfmv- 'tr-:.rqn ma and stnqe rqrpf-' ',, Awlx '. -. frvfrsxzlul lr-Vfwtm lfwv Pun and Rrdflstrnpt PRATT, ROR l'lf1-,'nf-: l'Yf'll'l1 ljlulr llnlrlrv 'Sf-ntl 'mm Amlwltmn-Arfltttpft PRATTS, FISTPILLL l' ll L' --F' V ll'1l4l F'r l7 1 l'Y'I flrnwlnq, nnfl f'lfJnf'vnf1. Arrtl - Slll l l l Rl'.1llCl , NANCY l.. 1tll'1 Club, l,thrfny A.-t l.1. H. llntflw Outdoor t1CllVlllf fi, Al'T'll'Wlfl f1 .-fvxlytrm, VRLSSLY, llfANlfTTl' Slrfukrmtf-'rm lluynni. uv1,.tm' Liv-num Class, Cor Smiy, Sponsfwn- Stoll, Lmut Col Sponsor, Commercml cxrttst PROCTOR, MARY KATHVRIN Success Club, Alvtflnvy l'vn:-, lrtt Rn llftlnlry 1?-rfwr-lvmk: Arulutmu lf llrvtrlry llfrxrluu-1, llml-ltlnlu PUGH, IAMKS DflllTFt1T7l Nfw1Cnvu Lllul- llnfmtmf-ntr1I lttfxll Stoll Sqt, Hol'-byfWrtrkln'l nn mrvm-, Avrrlvtmn ll .- Army Amr Corp: PURCLLL, lOYClf llolflty llf1n4'tnl1 Amlftlwln u RANSOM, FAY Glee Club, llobbmz. lWcu1'1n1 nut nl lectlnq pictures of friends Amlu twn iitfrvmqrnpltr-x' RAU, DOROTHY M l R,,Scr1bbl1-rs,Crwr 231-1' y ll5rm1:tf'r,- Club, 2nd Bn. Stoll, lst Lleu bttton-Success and horpmf' t Sponrwr, llftlrlny llyf-rtg, Ant ss RAUSCH, ANNA LOUISTY Acivlemry Sw' V, llfrlrlry lY1t1-'Int Ambltlon-Pnvutc :secretory RAWLS, NANCY I,, Tenms Trvim, Hobluv-:V lllfllnq :zwuu mmq, and fllvinq, Ambltlon-U S Army lllr- tfwrmwr vlr Page 50 RAYZOR, IYMILY BICTH Shakespeare, Advrsory Pres Wm ner ot Znrl place tn ctty oleclamfrtton contest, 'RB Hobbtes-Y Danrlno onrl horsoback rrfllnfl, Ambrtron Lastlna trlend shtps. RIIESII, CHARLIIS Knotholr- 'lflhfl Knothole baseball vhamptonshtp, Hobblm: Sports onfl horses, Ambrtton--Oil mon and ronchr-r RIIIlSlf, MARION Rl1LLlf Skelton, Chaplain Haynes moscot Senior Flay, Sponsors' Club, Hrst, Scrtbblers, Latin Club, Porl, RSCIIITIPIIYOI Stott, Motor Sponsor lst prrze, Ifssoy Contest, Hobby Scrapbooks, Ambrtron--Succe-ss FllfICH, HAROLD S Dull Team, Non-Com Club, School Handball and Tonnls Intramural Chompton, '33 and '39, Hobby Vorred tntorestsz, Ambrtron Otttr-or In ll S Naval Avtotlon RIDGEWAY, VIRGINIA M I R Sponsors Club, Advrsory Ser y, Reatmental Stott, Capt Sponsor, Hobby 'KPPPIHG my sponsor unrlorrn neat Ambttlon Racterrolr-Gust HIGGINS, MARYZII' Skolton, Lo:-sos Hobbresv Wrrttna poetry and vooktna, Arnbrtron Sum-ogg: RINEY, MARY LOllISlf Skelton, Sponsors Club Co A, lst Lreut Sponsor, Hobby Falntlna, Arnb1t1onffSucCess RINGIIL, IACK Hobby Renrltnq,Arnb1t1on Success RIPS, HILLY De-vlorotron Stott, Co Ildttor tn Chret, Stud Councrl, Rnp, Senior Class, Rep, Outll ond Scroll, Pres, Boys' Ifxtemporaneous Speaker Tenms Teom, Rest Hlch School Post Ih Texas ot Roy-I r, 30 Hobbres Tennls and ttshtnq, AI'I1bltlOY't' Success RIZIK, THIYRIISA Lrbrory Ass' tl 'bby Collef'un'7r:ouven1rs, Ambttron -Secretory ROANIQ, BARII Cleo Club, Vlce Ifres, M l R , Custod and Rep, Sponsors' Club Aolvrsory Pres, Co IT, 2nd Lreut Sponsor, Hobby Must A- I 'A r S Army nurse ROANE, GINGER G r .f 'Iut Sfrf I M I R Sponsors' Club, Sat ot Arms 'rd Ilzr s'1t' I, aut Col Sponsor. Hobbies' Ifotlna onol 1 .-ozprrr 7, Aznl 1 rnf- Hopplness ROBIQRTSON, MARY I T' If I I .Hut I-1ns, School Rand School Orchestra, Wrmzfrr ' I t pr. ,n Music llducators' Assn Contr-st, '39, Plow-1 -1. Trwrtz Ar,:.r.1I Store Band Cltnlc, Fort Worth, and tn Al l1ou'rrA'-.tt-rn H :Er School Bond Con If-renee, Hobbyellloyvz r-gfrrm fu-g lormet, Ambtttonw RIISIFIPSN VCIYPFI' ROBIII, RALPH Dr-clomnon mutt, A I-s-rtrsxno Manaaer Ielt Forum, V1cePr+-24, Hobbres mrrvrnq onol rearlrno Am b1ttonvReportffr ROBINSON, BILL C Hay- I .Il Team, Color Viuarwl, Non Corn Club, Stott Sql, 'uw Crow Hobby ,Huntrna, Ambltton- Ronchrnfrn RORINSON, ROY NonCom Club, Hobby R- 1 ltnW, Am brtron Ifofzy Illn RODIINRIIRVI, l1ARL KNIIFPYL- Club, Stunt Council Itrtll Toam, Co A, Copt, Hobby Sports, Ambmon Crvrl on mneer ROGITRS, IANII I5m lor41tron Stott, Asst l.,ltmf1:y Ilrlttor, Skelton, Hlst, Sturl Counr-rl, Scrrbblers, Roc Sec y, Spon sors' Club, Co C, 7nd Ltout Sponsor, Hobby Collootrnq mr-nus, Ambrtron- Author ROSS, MARGARITT Math Club, Hobby Hou-on Atttblllftll Owner ot ranch ROTH, FOR Hoynos, Stull Counvrl fWttrrvr:- Club, N R A, llrlll 'I'r-om, Sut , Trrwk 'I'f-om, Co IA, Capt, Hobbrf-s: Stamp vollvctrnq onrl woorlwrulunq, Ambrtron Srrccorzsz ROWLANI5, WILSON Scif-ncv Club, Prof: and Parl, Stud Councll, Otttcv Asst , Tvnnxs Tnam, Hobby ldontltylnq auto rnobtlos, Ambrtron-Ilrqhost oloaror- ln sctonce and maths' mattcs RllDIfS, IACK Haynes, Drill Team, Olllcers' Club Co A, nd L.lC'IlI Hobb --Athlot1C's- Ambition To rnakt the Rl r, , , y ., , f X , q Lnaquos RUSSIILL, RALPH Otllco Asst, Non-Com Club Co R, Sat, Hobby Modol otrplanosg Arnbltlon---Ranchor RUTLIIDGIT, CIICIL Senato, Sat at Arms, Moth Club, Cheer Leorlor, Olllco Asst, Golt Teorn, Hobby Good trrnns, Ambttlon Tolvvrston enarnocr and happy rctxromeent tor my porr-nts, wwfkfka-w,tfSENIC Page 51 SIE IN 1 o R S SANTEE, ROBERT Stud Council Hobby-Reading, Am- bition-Success. SAPSON, IRVING Haynes Hobbies-Readinq and sports, Ambition-District Attorney ol New York City SASLAVSKY, HAROLD ROBERT Haynes, Hobby-Collecting pictures, Ambition-Aeronautical engineer SAUNDERS, IOYCE ELAINE M I R , Girl Reserves, Science Club, Vice-Pres., Sponsors' Club, Tennis Team. Advisory Presp Co, D, 2nd Lieut Sponsor, Winner ol city tennis doubles championship, '39, Hobbies-Tennis and dancinq, Ambition-Happiness SAYERS, GLENNIS CORINNE Hobby--Interest in medicine Ambition-Artist and Iashion illustrator SCHELL, LOUISE. Monticello Stall, Artist, Lasso Drum and Bugle Corps: Hobby-Art, Ambition-Happy mnrriaqe SCHELPER, LAWRENCE IOHNNY' Hobby--Play, Ambition- Professional baseball player, SCHLESINGER, DOROTHY IEAN Natl Honor Society, Scrib- blersg Math Clubg Lassos, Advisory Seoy, Hobby-Collect Inq Senior Class dues, Ambition--Artist SCHMULEN, IAMES A. Latin Club, Math Club, Science Club, Vice-Pres, Hobby-Tennis, Ambition- Doctor in U. S. Army. SCHOLL, IIMMIEi Non-Com fffiib Hobbies-Cvoll, llllnllnfj, and driving, Ambition-Aeirritrmqal engineer SCHREIBER, CHARLOTTE Ilermm-Q, Vice Pres, Cosmopolitan Club, Hobby-Saving pennies, AmbitionASuccess in every undertaking. SCHUCHART, FAY -'ENVT' Fwd .vrtiool Orchestra, Hobby HPIay1nq trumpet, Il-nl-vlan--lr.:,1r'.t-:sf in alrls' physical education. SCOFIELD, IOSEPH R F4l'lII li lV:um, Pres, Ollicers' Staqr. H mag:-r, Entertainers, Club, Sgt,-at-Arms ar 1 Trim Drill Team, Co D, Zim Lir-ut I7ro.z.1f-wt, Inter-Orqanization Council, Hobby-Staxerrattg Ambitif-it -Happy home and producer ol successlir. glays SEFEEL, S. DONALD Lzilx I'1:.1::1, Ljlllcers' Club, lst Bn. Stall, lst Lieut, Hobbies-Guns and huntina, Ambition- Success SHANNON, ANNETTE The stir' lim: y, Iiuterpeans, Hob- bies--Dancinq and collectm: match Happiness and success SHARP, LAWRENCE Iell Forum, Ollxcers' Club, Co G, lst Lieut, Hobby-Stamp collecting, Ambition--Mechanical en- qineer. vovers, Ambition- SHERMAN, VIRGINIA M I R, Stud Council, Hobby-- Llstenlnq to orchestras, Anibition--Preservation ol democ- racy. Ollice Asst 5 SHOCKEY, VIRGINIA MAE Stud Council, Hobby-Horseback riding, Ambition-Airplane hostess SHORT, LORAINE, E H R, Hobby Roller skatlnq, Am- bition-Prolessional skater SHUPP, HOWARD M. Latin Club, Ollicers' Club, Co B, 2nd Lieut, Hobby-Reading: Ambition-Success SIMPSON, I D, IR Football Team Hobby-Sports, Am- bition-Aeronautical engineer SINGER, BEVERLY Hobby-Music, Ambition-Librarian SITZMAN, VIRGINIA: Hobby-Collectina matched sets ol iewelry Irom many lands, Ambition-Dietitian SIZEMORE, MARCELINE Thespians, Sec'y, Iluterpeans, Lassos, Corp, Library Asst: Hobbies-Roller skatinq and stamp collecting: Ambition-Private secretary. Page 52 SMITH, BOBBY IO, Hobby-Reading, Ambition-Success. SMITH, CAROLYN LUCILLE Monticello Stall, Production Editor-in-Chiet, Skelton, Stud Council, Hon. Member, Lassos, Hon, Member, Advisory Pres., Tex. High Sch. Press Assn, Hobby-Cooking, Ambition-Dietitian, SMITH, GERRY. Shakespeare, Glee Club, Hobby-Collect ing perlumes, Ambition-College degree SMITH, MARIORIE NELL: Dolly Madison, Pres. and Parl: French Club, HobbyfDress designing, Arnbitionflfinding something worthwhile in everything and everyone. SMITH, MINNIE MARIE Hobby--Hiking, AmbitionvHouse- wife. SMITHERS, BILLIE' M. I, R., Sgt,-at-Arms, Sponsors' Club, Advisory Pres, 2nd Bn. Stall, lst Lieut. Sponsor, Hobby- Reading, Ambition-Happy marriage SNYDER, BETTY' Euterpeans, School Band, School Orches- tra, First Division in Drum Solo, National and State, Onlv lst snare drum in Southwestern Music Clinic Orchestra, Texas State Music Clinic Band, '40, lst chair, State Music Clinic Orchestra, lst chair snare drum, '39, Hobbies-Drums and tennis, Ambition-Representative lor Ludwig Drum Company SPEIRER, DON EUGENE: Non-Com Club, Co C, Sgt., Hobby-Reading, Ambition-Success. SPENCER, IOHN French Club, Ielt Forum, Non-Com Club, Hobbies-Socials and dancf--r Ambition-Success. STANLEY, NIC Track Teau. llobbiesfHunting and lishing, Ambition-Success STEELE, CHESTER N' Otlicers' Club, Science Club, 2nd Bn. Stall, lst Lieut. II-,lwly-- Culp: photography, Ambition- Chemist STEMEN, KEITH ilc-:ity--Buildzn: 'nodel airplanes, Am- bition-U S Navy A.r Corps STEVENSON, RUTH lim : 1. ming, Ambition-Rai.,-ber. -: -Il-Ji STILES, OLIVE Ent--'tuners Sr--ir Lieut. Sponsor, Holliy--Din music. STILLE, GRACE. Thespians Hobby-Collecting souvenir: icing, A Treas , tack riding and swim- rs' Club, Co. A, 2nd bition-Dramatics and Camera Club, Lassos, Ambition-Reporter. STILLMAN, PAULINE' Moriuprillo Stall, Class Editor, Scrib- blers, Math Club, Natl. Ht nor Society, Tex. High Sch. Press Assn., Hobby-Collecting knick-lrnaclrs lrom various places, Ambition--Success STINSON, STUAR'I' Hi-Y Club, Knothole Gang, Spanish Club, Golf Team, Hobby-Radio, Ambition-Civil lawyer. STRICKER, ROSE ANN' Hobby-Collecting autographs, Ambition-Stenographer. SUCHAN, GERALDINE LUCILLE' Library Asst, Hobby- Collecting dogs, Ambition--Nurse in U. S Army. SWIMME, GRACE M. I R, French Club, Sponsors' Club, lst Bn. Statt, lst Lieut Sponsor, Hobby-Dancing, Ambition -Houaewite Natl. Honor Society, Pres., Senate, Vice-Pres, Rifle Team, Stud. Council, Knothole Gang, Sec'y: N R. A., Drill Team, Sgt., Otticers' Club, Regimental Stall, Capt, Hobby- Photogrclphy, Ambition-Chemical engineer. SWOPIL, GORDON. Hist., Camera Club, Chess Club, Sec'y, TAPPAN, SARAH ANNE Hobby-Reading, Ambition-Sue CESS. TASSOS, GEORGE: Football Team, All-City Football, Hobby-Sports, Ambition-College degree. TAYLOR, CLIFFORD Football Team, Iavelin record for Iellerson, Hobby-Model airplanes, Ambition-Petroleurn engineer swiss-if SENIO Page 53 SENIORS IAYLOH, VIC. Oltrcers' Club Co I', lm! Lmut, Hobby Horses: Ambrtron-Success 'IIiLO'l l'b, LILLIAN, HobbresfSavrnq pennres and collectrnrg trrnketsg Arnbrtron-Happrness and success TIIVERBAUGH, ANABIQL Thesprans Hobby- Arrplanes Arn brtron--Arrplane hostess 'l'Hl:IS, MAXINIQ GI-se Club, Wrnner rn essay contest Hobby --Re-adrnq, Ambrtron-Lrbrarrar. IHILLI LILA Hobby Heaarrra tram-I book: Arrrbrtrorr Nurse THOMAS, YRANCES Sponsors' Club Shakespeare, Vrce Pres, Senate mascot, Co C, Capt Sponsor, Hobby- Horses Ambrtron-Happy rrrarrraqe THOMPSON, WILLIAM Stud Courrcrl, Hobby Gardenrno. Arrrbrtron-Architect THOMPSON, IEANNIQ Thesprarrs, Hrst Carnuru Club Lrbrary Asst, School Band Hobby- llmoymg lrle Ambrtrorr Laboratory technrcran THOMSON, NORMAN Iett Iforurrr Luis-rpearrs School Orchestra, Hobby-Avrotrorr Arnbrtrorr ll 5 Arrrry or Navy Arr Corps THOMSON, PANALIIEQ I. 1' x ro 'I'I'rulrans, Sec y and Parl, Grrls' Debate Squad, Cog' Advrsory Seoy, Hobby-Out door sports Ambrtron-L :bor :tory technrcran THORN, BETTY IANE Shakespeare, Lassos, Hobby Buyrng sweaters, Ambrtron W -kr: :r l' f:t shop THORNE, MAHGIE Lil nr-gr-:ru Qhiplarn, Sponsors Club French Club, Latrn 'WL CQIIISP- A f Co F, Capt Sponsor HobbyfSwrmmrnq Arrrbrtrorr Aztrst 'I'HRlI7'l', IRAN MAH.: ,Qrr zzrr, Luth Ljlul. Cor Secy Lassos, Parlg Lrbrzry Ass' W.rrr ot hrghest honor rn State contest lor ' 1h .ch or r:rwr'- Altos, 39 Hobby--Toy ammals, Ambrtron ' 1, er' -frrurs TINKLE, NANCY IAIU. aserrorr, Lurrrr Club, Luterpearrs Glee Club, Hobby-Dancnq Arrrbrtrorr Srrrger at the Metropolrtarr TIPPETT, DARRELL F'of.': 1. learn Track 'learn Hobby' Collectrng old money and f'.: rps, Ambrtron- Axrplane pilot 'l'O'I l'l.N, LIJGAH LLI. Non Corn Club, Hobby Travelrrrq, Arnbrtron- Irrarneer IOWNSLNI1, BARBARA ANN llresprarrs School band Senior Play, Hobbres-Dramarrus ana horseback rrarng Arrrbrtrorr Playrnq rn stock company THAMMIILL, FHANKLIN Hobby--Headrrlg, Arrlbrlrorr A and M graduate TRUAX, YHANCLS Latrrr Club, Glee Club, Hubbres Wrrrter sports and llytng Ambrtron-U S Navy Arr Corps TUMLINSON, CATHLIHINIS Hobbles- Ss-wang ana darrulrrg Arrrbrtrorr---Good housewrte 'IIIIMLINSON I.Ll.IQN Hobbyf-Collectrrrg popular arrrl class lcal song records, Ambrtrorr-Buyer tor larae New York Storr- 'IWl'I'CHllLL, PATRICIA lhalrarrs, Vrve Pres l'rr+rrr-lr t'lub Hobbres - Horseback rrdlnq, lrshrrra ana hurrtrrrq, Arrr brtrorr- Stenoqrapher VAN I'LI'lE'I', GLORGIQ L Dull 'I'-earn, I-'latoorr flat, Ollrcerzr Club, Co B, Ist Lreut, Hobby--Colle-utrrro brrllr-tfp Arnbrtron U S Navy or Army Arr Corps WALKER, IANILT STIQITQLII Itluterpeurrs, School Band School Orchestra, Hobby-Collectmq soap samples Anrbrtrorxw Dretrtran wk Page 54 WALL, l.Vl,LYN tilr-r Club, l.utt:rp,cans, Lasso Drum and Bugle Corps, Sqf, Natronal, state, and local Honor Holl rn piano tournament Hobby - - Sports, Arnbrtron f Concert ptanist. WAL'l'lIltS, ANITA: Skullorlp Srrrbblers, Treas, Ollice Asst, Lassos, Sql, Hobby 4Brcyclinq, Ambrtron-W Graduate ol Texas ll WALTON, MARTHA ANN, Montlcello Stall, Busrness Man trqerg Natl Honor Socrety Latrn Club, Math Club. Lassos, tlqt, llnlrlty Coll'-vtrna .loll-1, Arnbrfron- Laboratory tvclr lllfldll 'NALZ MAHYl,l'l'A llol.-by Collv- lrrrq Erblrturl Lvturr-f Arn lrllwll flu 'Cf' 'ltll lltll'r4 WA'l':3tlN, LIIUNA lI ll ll, Lrbrtny Asst, Hobby -'l'ruvr1l, Arnbrtlon lit-truly opvrator WAYNE, LOUISE l'AYlI Hobby -Parntrng, Arnbrtron-Artrst Wl,AVllH, MARY IO Latrn Club M I R Sponsors' Club, .ind Bn Stall lst Lreut Sponsor, Hobbyilirdtnq Ambr'1on - Success trn.l lrag'r.rrn-ss WlQlH!3, PHILLIP DONALD Hayrn-::, School Band, Hobbres Autorrrnbrlr-:z urrll tlrtrwinq, Arrrblllon Sur'r'e--rzslul petrolt'-nrrl rlrlqrrrrlr-r Wl ISMAIJ, ltlf'l llY LLr:.::o Llrurn tnul buqle l'..nl-:L lloblllf-:n Vlassrual rnuslt' anti rt-aulrrlq, Arnbrtlon Fdrllllull dc-srqrwr Vllt.LCH, ANN Lllrakesrwv-r Sec y, Latrn Club, French Club, Stuq Councrl LrL::-. Ksst, Sponsors Club Co li, LGU Sponsor, Hobbyf-G 1 'rrnes Ambrtron-Travel WIQLCH, LOHNA: Hobby -Collcctrnq china horses, Am- blllOn-- llress desitllnv ynrwl rbot and good rider, WLLLS, GLORIA' lrlrrurrrt-.lt glt'r:r, Club llfditorg Skelton, Lassos, Hobby -Ctr - 74,7 ozrv-Ar. -f Ambrtrorrf-Graduate ot N Carolina ll l,-Hlly rnln, 13: - , . L.: Cntr Ottrse Asst A,l,.,,U, 15.-.-y, H :r,,, Nxt.-. ,r .nfs Arrrbrtrorr fran-l WHl'l'lI, IAMll5 Ht ltl y 5'-turrrnrr., Arlrittorr Graduation WHI'l l'lNt1'l'ON, lllNli Skelton, Sql-C1l'ArIlls, Latin Club, Vrenclr Club, Sponsors' Clu: lst Bn Stoll, lst Lreut bl-WON nor, Hobby - Good tunes' A rritron--Happiness WlliDlfRMANN, MAHCHL lllrsers Club, Drrll Team N R A, Co l , lst L.eut Hobby Savrnq stamps Arn brtron ljlf-ctrrcal 6'HJlllPPI' WILEGINIZ, IAIIK lluyrrwzg Hubby lt'Hflkt.IllI'l4J, Arrrbltlorr Dim-r'e::::, WlLKlNiSL1N, ILlNl Hubby C:ullr'k'llIlq vtlrtrt nuts, Arrrbrtron Mutlr tvtrcln-r Wl'l l'lNt1, l'l'lANCl.i2 Monttuello 5t.rtt, Artrst M I Hg ricrtbblttrs, Lqtrn Club, Declaratlon, Art l.drtor, Lusrsos Hobby fTtu.tyrnq uorrtr-ruporary art, Al llblllOll'PlOlvSSf1lOYlGl .rrtlst WULSTUN, LOlS l'HANClI5 'l'lrosprarr:5, iiqt.-atqArrrr::g tfurrreru Club, Otlivrl Aural, Hobby Plrotoqrur-hy: .Alllbllltill tlnott ltlruloqrtrrtlrr-r Wl'MAt'l'f, l,LJWlN llurytrmz fltutl Counvrl OllrCF Asst, llrolball lr-ant, ifulfbrpt Atlvlsory Prfvr' 'ltrack 'lr-urn, llull,y Atlrlwrrx, Arnlfrnon Htrrrrllr-r WONG, kTHl,5'l'l.H Ll,-rt-rrtw Club Otllce Asst, Dzlll Tearn, lion Corn Clul., Holrblt-:, l-'lrotu,1r.1g,lry and sports, Arrlbttlorr Avrutnt WONG, KlllINI1 Y titrrrrera Club, Hobby- Collecting Intlicrn rwlrmz, Arnbttron Avrutur, WUNG, KlfNNb'l'H tlllrt:-f Asst Drlll 'l'r-urn Non Von: t'lub Hobby l-leatlrnq Arrrbrtron Avrator ssrtSENIORS NIORS WONG, MARY. Hobby-Readmgg Ambition-Success. WOODY, HERSCHEL MONROE: Track Teamy Football Teamg Basketball Team, FH-. '-ring Team Hobby-Midget auto racing, Anzbmon-Fu, WORKMAN, HAZEL' llcliby--Collectinq autographs and SCh0Ol Stickers: Ambition- Expert beauticlan. WRIGHT, DOROTHY ANN Slum'---geare, Treasg Math Club: SCYibblerSg Oflim- A lg Spun- -,,- If Clubg Regimemal Stall, Lieut, Col, Syl.-rl-or, llcibby---ltr u-,ehack ndlnqg Am- bition---Success. WRIGHT, IULIAN l- 1' ll ,nor cry, HISY, Hobby- Hiking Ambition-Col 'MJ' ar Jesse: YORK, IANE ELIZAFP lll lr-inch Club, School Orchestrag Hobby-Musicg Ambition--ilur-:ess, ZIMMIIRMAN, LOUISE: Hrtkrlgy---Uollectiriq cinema stars' pictures, Ambition-Business woman, actress, or wife ill Oh, Iohnnie, oh, Iohnnie, how you can presidel C25 Ioe Mike cheerfully carries on the important Work ol selling senior jewelry to all six hundred ol us. C3l More important business-senior representatives look serious at their last meeting. vkrikfkvkffzkfiir Y- -1'-f X ' VW' ' 1' .- l I l 1 I nu 4 Af HU 31 if mm gov SMDQNWN Q 'y'Mf.'.ffyVxYXfGN S J'3IQMfMffNWWW'5s'l Q 'N QA' W5 J CPWW7 fha' RSQ 2 non C 'J 0?---'Cnr fn '53 CNG, ,WMMMWMWQ QM QN J A nil, N Q gtg.-.-V5.4 .,.-. '.Y. .,.,., tin' qQi!3All W Q QWW wi Q8 m' WW XX :'V4lQ'N---nsnnfdfpfl Q y I W, V y,,f,v Q unfiikcggggigygfi ge 40 1 S X N Hx AI ., of if LQ? iggE2gi2i!ffX ELASS UF 1941 . . mm i, planlwd- . - the iumor - Nm P io: Class axocuhv' cfvnmme. lohn Bob. and B'7'n' imPortan! lllnnng ol me hmM Chadwick. Christine. BUY' lt mn . . - Bane. U' Loft to NGN' Sponsor , .. . ..... MR. T. A. ABBOTT Recording Sec Sponsor .,.. . . .MRS. FR retary . . .MADELYN HORNER ANCES CHADWICK Corresponding Secretary. .CHRISTINE SNIDER President . . . . ..,. ..,..,. R OY MCCALDIN Sergeant-at-Arms. .HUGH BLACK DAHLBERG Vice-President .... A.... I OHN BOB PAYNE Ser geant-at-Arms . ...,..,r BRY Reporter.. . AN SCHILLER BART . ...4.. O ARNOLD, IR. Reaching the halfway mark Q Q in high school life Q Q eager Q Q ambitious Q Q junior classmen Q Q started year off September 25 Q Q with election of officers followed by Q Q delightful social Q Q in cafeteria Q Q Q Roy McCaldin Q Q chosen president Q Q Madelyn Horner Q Q secretary Q Q Q Other officers include Q Q john Bob Payne Q Q Christine Snider Q Q Hugh Black Dahlberg Q Q Bryan Schiller Q Q Barto Arnold, Ir. Q Q Q Project Q Q to tile main dome of school Q Q with colored tile Q Q Q March 5 Q Q 'unior Class plays Q Q The Perfect Gentleman Q Q Yes Means No Q Q first ever presented Q Q by unior Class Q Q were great success Q Q Q Delightful Q Q Mexican dinner Q Q given by Iunior Class Q Q 3 members of cast Q Q following Q Q morning performance Q Q Q April j take over Q Q seniors' post came Q Q juniors prepared Q Q tions Q Q as R.O TC sponsor.: and officers Q Q were chosen Q Q Q May Q seniors gave places Q Q to juniors Q Q Monticello Staff Q Q Declaration Staff Q Q president of Senior ass Q Q and Student Council Q Q Q Closing weeks Q Q of term Q Q found junior Class members Q Q isy with Q Q preparations for Q Q junior-senior prom Q Q and Baccalaureate under able guidance of sponsors Q Q Mr. T. A. Abbott Q Q Mrs. Frances Chadwick Q Q a to greater heights. Class of 1941 Q Q promises Q Q to ADAMS, CAROLYN ADAMS, NM ALFLSR, MAX. IR. ALLSUPT EVELYN ALVEY GLENN AIJDEHSOILJ, U'I 'I'U. IH ARNOLD BAHTO IH ATEI-J MIHIAM BADGER, RAMAH DEEN BARN DAN BA1LEY, OERALDINE BAIRD RUEUS BAKER, MARY LB-ETTA BAKERY VIVIAN BANISTER BILLY NELLL BANKS, ELEANOR BARNES ETREL BARNRART JAMES BA 4Mf ILA ELEANOR BAUM SAM BECKCOM, WARRLN BECKER V,1Ll.1AM IAML BELC1 ,'A. MTL Taz ALJIJ BENNLTT ETHEL RLNNETT HAZEL MARYLYN BERTCH, RUSSELL BIELSTEIN MAHIOHIE LIIIY BLERINO RICHARD MRKREAD BETTY IANE BLANCRARD BEf'l I'Y BLANCHAHD, BEVERLY BLANCHAHD, CARROLL BLOCKER IOHN BOAND ARTHUR BQOTH, IOYCII HOWARD, HICHAHD O BOWDEN IEANNR BOWEN RUTH BOWMER DOROTHY ANN BOYD IOE NELSON SAABRRRSAIUNIO BREIT, INEZ BRETT, NORRIE BRETT, POLLY BRINKMEYER, FRANCES BROWNE, FRANCES A BRLICKS, DORIS BULLOCK, RICHARD BURCHELL, ROGER CADENA OLGA CALHOUN, VIRGINIA CALLAHAN, STANLEY CARSON, DOROTHY CARSON, TERRY CARTER, BILL CARVER, MARION CASPER, GEORGE CASPER, IQATHRYN CASTANO ELOISE CIIAIJWICI4, VALERIA CLARK, MARIORIE CLAYTON, LUELLA COLEMAN, IOHIJ COLLINS IIAIJCY COLLINS, ROY COMPTON, HERBERT I COOK, GEORGE I COSNER IACK COX ARTHUR L, CRANE, TAD CRAVEN IAMES CURL, IAMES DAHLBERG, BETTY LOU DAHLBERG, HUGH BLACK DALZELL, BOB DAVIS DOROTHY DEE DAVIS, IUNE DAVIS, RONALD DAWE, FLORENCE DENNIS DORIS DENNY, HERBERT IUNIORS HAHA DeWITT, MILDRED CC DONNELL, MARTHA DOWNES, FAE DROMGOOLE, FRANCES DUBINSKI, HARRIET DUNN, DORIS DUNLAF, LUCILE DUNSTAN, VIRGINIA DVVVER, ELIZABETH EBERT, BILL EBY, RUTH ECICEL, THERESA EDWARDS, ELMER I. ELIZONDO, GILBERT ELIZONDO, MARGARET ELLIS, BOBBY EVANS, IIMMIE EWING IGIIISE I:zzEI,L ZDRA FAUI.I:ENBERRV, WILLIAM FINCKE, R. ELMER FISCHER, NANCY ELAINL FISHER IAMFS FORD, ROBERT L. FDREMANI BARBARA FREEMAN, DAVE PARKS GARFINKLE, IRVING GARNETT, RANSFCRD GEPHARD, BARBARA GIESLER, MARILYNN GILMER, VIRGINIA GOETH, FREDERICK GRAVES, IOHN PAUL, IR. GREENBURG, MADELYN GRIFFIN, RALPH, IR, GUEST, FRANCES HAGAN, SUSIE HAZELTINE, ELIZABETH HEATH, DOROTHY HEFNER, CHARLES RARRARAAIUNI0 Page 61 I HIDELL, MARY E CAREY FRANCIIH OIA HILI ICATIII HOLLAWAY RILI. HORNER, MADELYN HORNOR VIRGINIA HOUSTON MARGIL IIOWARI1 HWEIIIIOLYII IIOYFR, LIILAIIIW HUDSPETH, RUBY IIUNTRESS FRED IR HUTSON WANITA INBAU, GLORIA IACOULIN IRWIN, FRANK ISBELL, DOROTHY P IRIIERWOOI3, VIIYI,I,If2 IAVORF AORIFI, ROSI' fAP'IiI'I' IAMIIIS IIIYJQINS MARGARET IERSIG, LORENIQ IIMENEZ MIQRC'-I1IJrI.14 IOHNF IX: If '.'f VI 'HT IOHNSOII IITAII I 'VTIT VRAIIK VTOLIIMAII IUDSON, MILLARD KATZ, IIQAN KAY VIILMA RAY KFATIIIG AURRIIY IQIIAVY RAIIRARA KENNEDY, IJOII ' KIINNIIY, III..IZARII'I'II ANN KILPATRICK MURIIZL KING IIIILIIN VRAIJCIIEQ KIRKLANI3, IOYCII KIRKPATRICK, ORAN KOHLENBRENIZR, LESLYII KONE IUSTIIJI1 KYLL WILLIAM LANL, RIQTII NIQRSWMWWTHIVIK IIOLT, IANII IAIIKIN l.IICfII,l.II l,IIfWPUl.IW IIIIIIIY IIIIIIIIIIMAII IRA IITSSNIIII IIAQTIII. I,UNI1Y BIITTY I.YNCII IIILIA ML-CALIUIN IIUY Mf-L,TI,III.I,AII IIQAIINIf'I I'II M1-I'AI,l. HHH IIMIQIYII PIII NSY IIIAN MI-KIIIIIIIY HIIIY MIIVIORIUIII IHII MACATIQII HILI. MAl.'I'ilIiIfHh3I1H IACK INIAHTIII QIIIII-IN CARSON MAIITIII WIII!1'I III MATTIIIIWZQ Mfw I MAT'1'lf V IUMA I'x IQ' KATIIERYN MAYHAN IEAN MIILANCUN IIAQII MIIIICIIQ A' 'if' ,I IN4I 1+'IV I-' IIIII-'IIIMAII LLAIIY MITFiRYI.I1IQl1 PEGGY MIIYIIII I'I1'I'IIII AIf'I'IIUI-IY MIIIIIH AIIl.IIIIIIII MIIIIIII VIfIII.YII MIIIVLLWI5 IAQK M1 III'I'l il VMVIIY I.INIIA MHUIIII IIIIIY MUUIIII IHIIIIZ MHIICIAN IIAIIQIY MUIIIIIIS I4II'I I'III l,.IlII IXIWIIIIOVV GAYNIQLLII INIQZ MUIIIQV I.II.I.IAII NAIIF3CIIII'I'l'I IIUA MAII NAVAIIIIO Al.ICIl NIfI,5lON ICATIIIIYN NITSIRIT, FAIRFAX IIIIIIIUN NEWMAN, ARTHUR NEWMAN VIRGINIA NEWTON, CARRIE NITSCH, FRANK OEFFINGER, ELAINE OLSON, KATHRYN OTEY IEANNE OUTWIN DORCAS PAGE DOROTHY LITTLE PAYNE, IOHN BOB PEPPER, LOUISE PITKIN, BILLY PITT WILLIAM POERNER, BERNICE POWER CLIFTON PRESTRIDGE, ROBERT RAYNER, BETA RIILLIQ REDUS 'IARIAIIIIA FELL PETEI' RICHEIRLON, LUCY IANE RICHEY, AL H RIEIDEL, G11 DIIIA ILAN ROHEQRT5' FRANK RORERTSON CATHERINE RODRIGUEZ, CONCHA RODRIGUEZ, ISABEL ROGERS, BETTY ROGERS BETTY ROGERS, WALLACE ROSE, RENNIE ROSENTHAL, LORRAINE SALES, LILLY PEARL SALINAS SYLVIA SANDAI-IL CHARLES SAUNDERS, DOUGLAS SAUNDERS, IEAN SCHEIBE, KATHLEEN SCHILLER, BRYAN SCHUCHARDT MARIORIE SCOTT, IOAN UNIORSQQSIXAIQWX Page 64 SEALE KYLE SERREE MARTHA SEMAAN, FREIJA SHELL VIRGINIA SHELTON, ANNE SHELTON, GEORGE EDDIE SHELTON, RUTH SHERMAN INE7 TZHEY IAMES SHOVLIN, PAT SIMMONS DORIS SMITH, CLAYSON SMITH, STENNETTE SMITH VIRGINIA SNIDER, CHRISTINE SOLOMON, CLARA SPENCER, VIRGINIA STIMTIAFIQZI -'ICN SZCUIRI HARLEY STALBIRD, BILL STALBIRD, RORBY M STAMPS, D 'RIS STAIJLSELL ILSII-IIFJE STARR, IULIA STEARNS MARIORIE STEHLE, IOSEPH RTILLE, MARIORIE STILLMAN MORRIS STONE RUBY STRONG, FRED W. SULTENFUSS, DOROTHY , SWEARINGEN, HARRY SWEET, ANNE TATSCH GLORIA TAYLOR, MABLE I TAYLOR, TOM TOM, BOBBY W TROTTER, MARY ANN I UGLEM, MARY LOU URLRICK, IACK veffkffamfeff IUNIO Q- 2 ,- Q UNI ORS VALDEZ, CHARLES VAROSS YVOIINE VEATCII VRANCEIT VENEGAS CONCIIA VEXLER MARVIN VIIDAL EMMA LEE VOWELL, LA VERNE WAIQNER RUTH WALKER CIIARIBIIT WALLACE ROUTE POWELL WALLACE RIITII WALTHALL PAUL WALTHALL TOM WARNER VRANCEJS WATTERS ERANKIIQ WERR RIIRIIKAH WELCH RETTY VVEILRURII IIITRIwERT WIIEATOII NARA WI 'TTL IIi,I.I'fTl I. WIIITE, HELEN M WIILTIS, IIERRERI WICK RICIITU-'I WILLIAMIC IHJRIL5 'I'II'I'AII'1' WILLIAMIZ WAI,I.Af.'IQ II, WILSON, IJOII WITTING, GUS WOFFORD, RESS MARIE WRIGHT, CAROLYN WYNEKEN, LUCIA IIEAN YAELQER, EARLIIIE YOAKAM, CAROLYN Activity picture: AIter Imvmq 1snIr:Iy qmdcd our class through our Iirst your Tom Taylor :zurrrfndcrzz his guardianship to our new proxy Roy McCr1ldm Ior our 1939540 year fikffkffkvkvk ' AWQW' MQW X-F LJ? M170 ff x -V- --T xsgs .L Q - 1- 62,-, :Ao V, cz: ,,.- I MMU 'H E' ff' Ji ' H X Le L fS.S. 'aQ3aSd11QQ VJ 1 U 'E. ' X' ' Illllgl. Avdrfgu rms-51,151 yi -'L 9 A Ever arg insgiri? XX f x lusngsuralljdllgxamgydh ever, when se through an arch f h cafeteria arcade CLASS H1942 l4'l.f!'4' ifnl ' nil' an! llicerl- . ther sophom'-'N 0 - Orsxnqef and O . by Presxdenl nd Ge0l'90- 9 discussed La Verne. U , h lags colors. ur I Albert. Bruce, Important plan 'h' choofftifihfriiets. Wdlf ' Mm' Lou Lak to Y' ' Sponsor, .. .4..,,. MISS MIRIAM BASS Treasurer . .,.. . . . I BRUCE MEADOR Sponsor. . . .,,. MRS. IANYE ROSE IRVIN Sergeant-ateArms . . GEORGE HENDRICKS President ,,.., .AA., A LBERT ORSINGER Historian . ..,... ,... C HRISTINE ROGERS Viceepresident ...,., t . .WALTER BIELSTEIN Parliamentarian , Q ,BERLETTE CAPT Secretary ...,,... .MARY LOU WILLIAMSON Reporter ,. . . . , LA VERNE RYAN Fresh lrom exalted positions as 8A's Q Q new sophomores Q Q quickly get into the swim Q Q ot busy high school lite Q Q Q letterson Q Q as a whole Q Q extends friendly hand Q Q tor struggling sophs Q Q to grasp Q Q Q Everyone Q Q Mr. Rogers Q Q Mr. Ivey Q Q Miss Smith Q Q leaders ot organizations and clubs Q Q welcome young sophs Q Q at ' sembly Q Q just for them Q Q Q Soon Q Q eager Q Q probing minds Q Q absorb new studies Q Q Q g phs Q Q make new acquaintances Q Q with teachers Q Q students Q Q entire school Q Q Q Decer , - -first sophomore meeting Q Q ot the year Q Q otticers elected Q Q Q Under guidance Q Q o sito 5 Qu sponsors Q Q Miss Bass Q Q Mrs. Irvin Q Q President Orsinger Q Q executives Q Q Walter Bie I i V Q Mary Lou Williamson Q Q La Verne Ryan Q Q Berlette fapt Q Q Bruce Meodor Q Q George ea it QW ' Christine Rogers Q Q plan year Q Q Iull Q Q ot worth- vhile things Q Q Q February I7 Q Q bi .-- ' Q Q held to decide Q Q three things Q Q constitution dopted Q Q colors Q Q blue and silver Q ass motto Q Q It you tail to prepare, prepare to tail. Q Q With advent ot spring Q Q sophs tur . minds Q Q toward preparations Q Q lor spring lun Q Q Sophs activities Q Q go merrily on Q Q Q First rung ot the ladder Q Q reached Q Q and almost issed Q Q as the members ot Class ot '42 Q Q turn thoughts toward s A l-so-faraway glory Q Q that I ' pring Q Q vacation Q Q and CI o being a lunior Class member. ACTON, GLORIA ANDERSON, BARBARA ARBETTER ROLLA MAE AUGE HELEN RAER ROBERT IOSEPII BAILEY ISAIL BANKS, MARY Iw RASSETT PEC-GY BENNETT BILLY BERCHELMANN STEPHEN BIELSTEIN, WALTER BISKAMP TIIEKLA BLAIR MARLZARIYI' BLAIIQLEY VIRGINIA BLOCKER MARY ANN BONNER, MAR'I'IIA BONNETT, MARGAI-.L'I' BORDERS, II' ',',' I BOWEIIMAPVIE R I THE L BR.RQ?I'OIzI. .4 I ' EI MARY ELIZABETH BROWN MARY I J'l BRYAN IIIINI' ' 'I-1IfEIAv III ,IIIRLIIY IIIIRTNER FRED CADE GEORGIA CALHOUN, BET'I'II CALLINS ESTELLE CIAMMACK AILEEN CANNON CRICKET CAPRON, BETTY CAPT BERLETTIL CARNES, COLE CASII MARGARET LOUISE CHAPETAIN MAXINE CLAMP MAYME STOREY CLAWSON, ANGIILINII CLAXTON, SHIRLEY CZLAY, CATIIARINII CLAYTON ANNE FOFFMAN MARY LEE R31 ff ff ff SOPHOMORES COLLINS BETTY COLLINS, TOM I COOK KATHERINE CRRAMER PAUL CRUZE IIIAII CUIIIIIIIGIIAM HAM IIAIIBERT IA 'Ii I3AVIl.I.A MIKE DICKSON FRANK LACY IUIXON IEAN IJONNELL, IANE TVOIIIIELL MARILYN IWOIIZI? IIARRIIITTE IVRAGf'5'W VIIIIITA IRIS l'WYER PATRICIA EBERT ANN SIIIRLIIY EDWARDS BARBARA 'WI If F,E'??'i TELIG C I,I.I-?i'T,I3ORE BETTY ANN ENG IOIY IIRWIII EZARALEI IILLID IIIUI' vt..-1 .YV II Rf- . WUIFZII ELAKE EVELYII VLOYI5 DORIS EOIITAINE LARRY WASHINGTOII ERENCH IEANNI1 VRIEIIRICII PIIIJIIY ISAIIIIIU AIIIJII GARCIA AURIILIA VZENTRY SALINA GIRRS MARGARET OI.AS7BERG EIJITII GRIIIIII IACIK IERIFQIIAM VIIRNWII IIAGAII BETTY IIALTER IAIIICII IIARRIS IJOROTIIY HARRIEZUII PAIII. I IIIfI.I.IlR BOB -- V I SOPHOMORES vi f if wk HENNESSEY, PIIYLLIS HENSLEE, PEGGY IEANE HERBLIN, ANITA IO HERRMANN, AYLEEN HIGSON CONNIE HILL, MARIAIX1 IiIRflClII'TII.l5ER GEORGE H1 Jl.l,.L'I I', BETTY IIOLZSCHUHER, ROBERT HOWARD ARTHUR HOWLAND, IOHN HUDSON DOROTHY INGRAM ELAINE INCRAM, IANIE IIJMAN FRED IAMES, FLORENCE IARRELL, EDITH IAP? Rf?'?.fOF':' IIQRSIG KATHLEEN 'JETJSON CORRINNE IOHNSON, WAYLANTN IORIQDAN :SL'.'P'RI Y M!-.2 - API 'XTJ '1' r- JTHY KEENE, IOHN T KELLER FERN KETCHUM, MARY LOUISE KINNEY, JOYCE KIPP ROBERT KNOLK, MARGARET KRISCH BARBARA LAHOURCAIJLI, IOHN LEASCHER, IANE L!-TE LELAND LEIIITHAM, CHARLES LEMMAN W THORNTON IR LEVY, LORENA LOYD IOHN . MvARTIIUR CARMETI ' MCDONALD, RUTH MQEACHERN MALCOLM ' 1 is 'ik is we ik we SOPHOMORES I MCGLOELIN SARAH MACATEE, NED MARKS, HENRY MASON PATRICIA MATTHIESSIIN, RILLY MAUERMANII LIRACIL MEAIIOR BRUCE NIEI.I'fLIN, PA'I I'Y MEYER LOUIS MILLER IQQROTIIY ANN MILLER HAL MILNER, 0 LEE MINTON, LLL MITCIIELII IlI.AIIIII MLFCDHIJ NIILRIQY MORRIS BETTY LEE Moss TUNE MUELIER CHARLES IA.f'.'fQ'1' IEANIII: LIUNEORIJI ROBERT NICQL LOUIS NG, MAY l.I.I. 'HIL IAm...r4Y OIDANIEL PAT OLIVER, VREIJ OI-IION IACK ONION, IIM COLLINS ORSINGER, ALBERT OSRORN ANIJ OVILNSIIINLI VIRGINIA PAGENKOPF, PROSSER PARDUE, LOUISE PARKER DOROTHY PERSIA DOROTHY LEE PETERSON NANCY PIKE CAROLYN PLAUCHE, LE'I I' 1 POLIAKOEE ETHEL POWELL HELEN I PRICE SARALIII SOPHOMORES A A A A AWA PIIIICTIIA QIIIQIIVIE I HAIBIIH IOYCI: I RENERO EOIS RICE GLORIA RILEY WRIGIIT R-vRI1R'I':: III:R'I'IIA IAIIII R- IHI:R'I :: R1 IYI II:III: R- IIA:I:R-z IvIAIIGAHIl'I' IIILI2 In IIgIE:Rr,: cIIRIs'I'INE ROGERS NIARTIIA VIRGINIA IIQIINNRIIIIIAIVII I.I::sIE.IE Rcwvv CAI-IOI.YN Rmw IrIIARI.E:a RII'I'RIiRI-IuIIII AMEIII: IIYAN I.A vI:RNIt ::Aw'II:I.I.I: CIIAIII,I5'IUI'l :acIIoLz IQLI' I:'I'II MOIIILAU REVEREIII IIINI: ERA .v IOHN R. SHELDON ANNE HIIMPLSUII, INWIII. I,F.II UIVIITII fl: 'Il'I'- 'W U' Y IiW',ff ' fl FTINIII. IAMIIS Sl'I'IIIEGLER ISABIQI. FITHOTIIIQR TOMMY TAYLOII DOHOTIIY I.OUI5Il TAYLOR IILLA VIH-INII 'VAYIDII IOIIN 'I'IlHI1Ill,l. PATRICIA 'l'IIOMAt5 c'lIIAN'l' THOMSON KIINNIYVII 'l'lPPI'I'I I' BGNNIII ESUIQ TRAVIS! LEON IQDWAHU THAYNIIAM IITHHY C III 'VIICZK HCDISISIII l.lIll TIICKIIR 1.lIWIf3 IIIIH IUIIIJ VICK FUTURE WALDECK W G . A A A A A SCPHUMORES WALKER TISII WALLACE, PHAZAH WALTHALL FIU WHITII IACK WIIITI'IIfLIJ HAY WILIIITLM IVIIIII WILLIALIIZ IB, ,HIIT IIIAII WILLIAMS 'IW IMMYIT IDII WILLIAMTTOII MAI-tY LOU WILLIAMSON NFII.LI'IO1.IVfI WILLIAMSON SARA IO WILSEOIJ BILLY WFHGIIT AIIUIUDI WYIfIlh'I' IJIAHY IIVIILYII YHIIIIV9 BILLY YURIS SHIRLEY RAF PIIEGLEI-I TOMMIF lf! Activity pictures: III President Ci'Ii1II'iQf'T Collis Ior nomA inoftions for Sophomore Closes oIIice2:o: oshi:sIirf1toIticioI duty. IQI Enthusiastic sophomores Iile into ouditorium tor their Iirst importont meetinq SOPHUMORES W is ff vt 75 ff 1' 1 .,,l- ' f Ji ' 1 I. fl t if I w .f,2: f u I -:iq ll ii' I Gil 1 ' 1 Sgpfgmbgf NOV0l!1b8! - 10-Back to work . . not always whistling either . . ignoring memories , Q4 1-Hail! Columbia! . . . Make way for Columbia University's Medalist ' award to Monticello. . of vacation's freedom. ll-Hurrying feet . . excited snatches of conversation . . long lines forming at doors of closed classes . . staid seniors as confused as bewildered sophomores . . tenseness of registration clay. ll-Another feather in the Declaration's bonnet . . International Honor rating by Quill and Scroll. 13-Knothole Gang . . makes clean sweep of baseball honors . . guests of Optimists at victory banquet. 13-New officers are elected by Student Council . . 'lhomas lefferson's Congress . . work begins. ..0-leflerson becomes safety conscious . . Chief Ashworth . inaugu- rates safety drive . . at Student Council assembly. 20-Athletic Haynes receive loving cup . . for intramural activities last season. 22--Parents meet the faculty . . at first P. T. A. meeting of year. 22-Betsy Morris elected . . as drum major of the Lasso Drum and Bugle Corps. 25-Roy McCaldin . . made top man by ambitious lunior Class . . great things planned. 28-The student body meets 1940 Monticello Staff . . at assembly. 29-Hit of the year . . Sponsors' backward dance . . girls have re- venge . . as tables are turned. 30-Mustangs . . thirsty for experience . . show up well in season football opener . . defeated 2-0. n October 2-First of nine leflerson programs . . takes to air over KM.A.C. . . prominent students appearing. 2-Students change to sunny smiles . . Monticello photography begins . . pictures made for annual. 4--Rutledge, Bertch, Noble, Carle, Lohman . . leff's new cheer- leaders . . work themselves to white-hot frenzy . . reverberating yells from hoarse fans . . . First pep rally. 5-Entertainers' annual vaudeville . . rousing success . . leflerson applauds. 7-Eager fingers of Travis Parker's up-stretched arms . . spell defeat for Laredo . . pass he snags pulls Mustangs up on heavy end of S-0 score. 8-Filling the shoes in No 1 tennis spots again . Ethel Norton. 9-At important senior confab . . helmsmen are tain Boyle pilot graduating class. 10-Boys' debate captain . . lohn Naff . . girls' . . chosen to lead squads in promising season. IU-Le Cercle Francais initiates new members Koehler Park. --Lights at lastl . , Student Council monitors to banish dark halls. ll-Student Council relieves strain of bus-rushing . . by enforcing new bus regulations. 12-ldyll 'Tamilg Holiday assembly is presented . . by highly imaginative ramatics students. 13-Superstition doesn't faze the Nags . . they ride herd on it . . Frida the thirteenth . . Abilene versus letferson . . final score leff lg. . Abilene . . goose-egg. 14-Haynes take time off . . to concentrate on food . . at Peqgy Friedrich's Mexican supper. 16-Latin Club meets in wooded San Pedro Park . , a gala event . . as always. 20-Dr Ullrich of University of San Antonio . addressee. P T. A. at its meeting, 20--Gala affair . . . Three boys' clubs . . Haynes, lefts, Senate combine to stage . . Tri-Club dance. 21--Buffaloes paw in vain . . as left Mustangs hit stride with win. 22-Miss Cvohmert . . invaluable friend . . on leave of absence honored with faculty tea and gift. 24-Arrowheads . . coins . . firearms . . Hobbyists exhibit fine collec- tions at R O.T.C. Hobby Lobby. 27- Maroon doesn't go well with red and blue . . . At least it didn'l sgdsay . . as letferson Nags bow in defeat to Austin Maroons . . 28-Besting Brackenridge in Quill and Scroll competition . . Declara- tion journalists celebrate Halloween at Original 28-Monticello proofs examined eagerly . . What's that horrible . Iohn Hickman . . selected to aid Cap- . . Panalee Thompson into its ring . . at ll manipulate switches 12-fl 2- An apple for the teacner . . Senators present each of faculty . . huge Delicious apple. 2-School band swings out , . with solos . . popular orchestrations . . in their colorful . . musical show. 4-ln the mood . . after good food . . leff Forum banquet guests . . lend ears to speakers. fi-Lowly hot-dogs . . receive special consideration of intellectuals . . at National Honor Society picnic. 'fl-Fathers' Night . . proud parents inspe:t their childrens' house of learning . . all rooms have interesting exhibits . . play pre- sented in auditorium. 10-Hilarious jaunt of one thousand leff boosters . . to Kerrville . . ends on mournful note . . Antlers better mudders . . set the rain- soaked Mustangs back 19-6. ll-Another joyous Haynes social . . this time at Milton Gugenheim's home. 14-Euclidean mathematicians . . solve problems in comfort and en- joyment . . at Anne Sweets 16-leflerson Mustangs lash Harlandafe Indians . . by score of 19-7. 17-leff is announced . . as locale of another lane Withers motion picture . . 20th Century Fox will make . . sequel to High School made here last May. 23-Thespians throw letf . . into gales of laughter . . with rollicking melodrama. 23-Five leff pigskin stars . . win berths on all-city team. 23-Picked to lose . . Ponies smash Eaglets 21-7 . . to sound bugle for the Nags. 23-Mounting top rung . . physical education period four takes intra- mural football honors. 28-Thanksgiving pageant . . commemorates day of thanlzs and feast- ing for all leflerson 28-Spe:ial leff pep rally at Majestic Theater . . fans' enthusiasm at white heat. '29- . . . any season is successful for Mustangs when they defeat the Eagles. . . . Eminently successful . . the 1939 season . . the plucked Eagles hang high . . buffeted by 6-0 score. 30-lefferson is host to T.S.T.A .... leff students assist every day and in every way. December 2-Rrrrr Squeeek Baml . . . Sad story of roller pilgrim's progress at Dolly Madison skating party. 4gCast of She Was Only A Farmer's Daughter . . honored by Mr. Abbott with dinner. 4--Salvo! . . of honors . , for leff's '39 eleven . . beautiful Majestic trophy . . banquet by Lassos . . gold footballs from Daily Light for all-city team members. 7-Class of 1942 starts along the road . . elects Orsinger first president. B- En gardel , flashing blades of Lohman, Hutchins, Magee . . in fencing exhibitions . . set tone of gay Parisian street scene . . the Senior Frolic. B-Band . . orchestra enthrall students of four other schools . . with excellent music. . 8-Roman Christmas festival . . Saturnalia . . celebrated by Latin Club . . at lustine Kone's. 11- Ripping Hips! . . co-editor Flips of Declaration . . declared best Texas high-school poet . . given Sjolander Cup . . Terry Cup . . return to left for best group licensed musings. 9--Delegations to Denton convention first with good news . . Monti- 4 3 L cello wins only first place in Texas for fourth straight yearl . . lil 'I'.H.S.P.A. presents champion yearbook plaque to leflerson . . . ,r t ' 1 All-Texas Rating goes to Declaration. -Defenders of the goal . . rewarded . . , Coach Hamilton an- nounces twenty-three football lettermen. 14--Newly organized Cosmopolitan Club . . starts promising career . . with interesting display of modern voting machine. 15--Athletic Haynes . . trample lefl Forum 65-0 . . to win club football championship. 15-Eager buyers with sweet-tooth eagerly snap up wares . . at successful E. H. R. candy sale. 21-Monticello Staff relaxes . . enjoys Elmer l. 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',-'zu f 1 -, 'fifx jg.-EDF' 4, 'QW Y 3 J M 5 jf if A 1 gg I WV 1 n 1 u. n if f 1- Xfsfg ,. ., xii ' 'own-x .Q r I L., ' I, m 'Uv X gf t Q t t f 5,014 emogsczmz 746 - alert go-getting stall - ' gathers important school news - - for contemporary history - f - Drives ' - toward ever-present goal - ' ot letting students know what goes on f - in lefterson ' - f Declaration f f gathers honors on the way - - - Leads city in Quill and Scroll tilts ' - f Wins Allffexas rating f f at Denton - f where paper is represented by Colleen Ingram - f Managing Editor - ' ' Billy Hips f f Co-Editor - f is ranked by Mary Hardin GEQRGE PALMER BILLY mpg Baylor College - ' as best Texas high school poet f f 8 M -in-ehiel wins Sjolander Cup - ' - lournalist--poets ' ' return Terry Cup - f to leiterson - f - lournalists - - hold Halloween party - + celebrate f - victory over Brack- enridge - f f School dignitaries f f speak - f ' Quill and Scroll Society rneets to plan ' - papers course - - ever to better Declaration tor twenty-tive hundred student readers - - f Miss Stone - f guiding spirit - - in letterson journalistic endeavor ' - inspires budding young writers f f to their very best ettorts. Top Row: Margaret Clark, Co-Managing Editor, Colleen Ingram Co-Managing Edttor, Ianf- Holt Amt Man aaina Editor, Marvin Harold Bartlett News Editorg Iulian Wright Co-New.: Edttor, Dorothy Donrwll Co I.1tt--rary Editor, Kathleen Matters, Co-Lltcrrary Editor. Bottom Row:- lttn McCaldin, Co-Literary Editor, Batty Roqornz Co-Fw rtttrft Editor Gulf-.1 lltrtlwy Ctr Cttltttttntxt, Wctwtn Carnf-:1 Cartoonizstg Ralph Robin, Advcrttsing Managnr, lane Hoacr: Asst l,ttf'rttry lfflttt-t l'lt1tlt'f'.l Wttttna Art Editor 11111117 XJ Jlanmfledlqgafumlfffxfff f Jfcnnd- f f three magic words f - members banded together by leader- ship f f character - - outstanding service f f scholarship f f which qualified them f 1 for mem- bership - - - Work f - for these aspiring members began in sophomore year ' ' - High honor not won suddenly f ' really earned through three long years ' - - lnitiation in May f f beautiful ceremony at dusk - f longvawaited moment f - wildly beating hearts f - proud initiates f f even prouder parents ' - - Developing character f f carrying on i - standing project adopted two years ago - ' of sponsoring collection of genuine works of art for library - - - Autumn found mem- bers gaily picnicking - - in Olmos Park f - busily eating f - wieners - - chocolate milk f f potato chips - - - Even intellectuals enjoy such mun- dane things - - - Spring brought another social - - - National Honor Society f f benefited highly from careful ' f inspirational guidance f f of enthusiastic sponsor - - Miss Olga Vogel. SPRING TERM OFFICERS MISS OLGA H VOGEL Sponsor GORDON SWOPE President MARY BETH BERTCH Vice-President MARY CUNNINGHAM Secretary IIM MCCALDIN Treasurer IULIAN WRIGHT Historian Top Row:-- Miss Olga H. Vogel, Sponsor. Gordon Swope, Presg Mary Beth Bertch, Vice-Presg Mary Cunningham, Sec'y. Second Row:4Iim McCaldin, Treasp Iulian Wright, Histg Maxine Aking Iohnnie Boyle. Third Row:fMargaret Clark. N. A. Clevelandq Georgette Covop Iacqueline Covo. Fourth Row:-Olive Lynn Evansg Marion Findlayp Howard Goatleyg Daland Griffiths. Fifth Row:--Iohn Hickrnang Martha Howellg Herbert lacobsong Naomi Liang. Sixth Row:eluanita Mastersonp Audrey Millsg Iohn Naffg Travis Parker. Bottom Row:-Marion Belle Reeseg Dorothy lean Schlesingerg Pauline Stillmang Martha Ann Walton. Page S3 t i Alert President Gordon supervises Mury's minutes as brains of school get together. if if if if if if f0wi.-Sdwalea Iett's Mustangs will be waved on to victory with these Student Council pompoms. 744 f - organized in 1932 f f sponsored by Miss Brawner its first eight years f f representatives - f from all advisories - - f Object - - to be of service f ' to represent every student f f - One of most valuable organi- zations ' ' in school - - with most outstanding students as members - ' - Meetings held f - every other Thursday f - problems concern- ing the school are debated upon - ' decisively acted upon - - - This democratic school institu- tion ' f molds opinion of the students f - keeps them posted f f on school spirit - f courtesy - f countless other worthy subjects ' - - Principal project of the Council - - safety cru- sade ' f sincere and hard-working in effort to make jefferson bright spot ' - on safety map f ' f Chief of Police Ashworth ' f spoke at safety as- sembly ' f in September ' - talk made every student in jefferson safety-conscious f - - New and difficult problems were fearlessly taken in SPRING TERM OFFICERS MISS MARIE HELLAND Sponsor IACK HEBDON President E. I CARLE Vice-President ROSE MARIE NAUSCHUTZ Secretary Top Row:-Miss Marie Helland, Sponsor, lack Hebdon Prem., If. I, Carle, Vice-Presq Rose Marie Nauschutz, Sec'y, Robert E Meqee, Ir., Treas. Second Row:-Bill Allen, Parl., Myatt Naylor Sgt.-at-Arms, Katherine Henderson, Rep., Maxine Akin, Max Altish, Ir, Third Row:-lessie Mae Bennett: Mary Beth Bertch, Marjorie Lee Biel- stein, Doris Elaine Biggs, Roslyne Browne Fourth Howz- Cecile Burgg Billy Burns, Berlette Capt, Katherine Casper, N A Cleveland. Fifth Row:--Frank Coughling Winifred D'Albini, Dorothy Daven- port, Hester Davenport, Herbert Denny Sixth Row:eDorothy Donnell, Carmonde Grant, Daniel Hoffmann, Martha Howell, Rubilee Hutchinson. Bottom Row:-Bettye lane Lang, Naomi Liangq Helen Lissner, lim McCaIdin: Gerald Mickle Page S4 hand - - responsible for correcting bus-loading congestion after school - - - Lost and Pounds invaluable service f - check room at school dances ' ' lovely Student Council Patio f f color sales - f football games - f school-wide Christ- mas cheer work - f new cheering section at football games f ' all were sponsored by the industrious Council f - f lanuary f - leap year dance f f girls had chance to date their favorite boys - - presented thein fragrant corsages of onions - - cauliflower - - cabbages - - ' Annual Student Council banquet - - held at Old South - - members enjoyed delicious dinner ' - ' May f f annual picnic held at New Braunfels f f peals of laughter - f splash of swimmers - - refreshing picnic lunch - - - Under leadership of new spon- sor - - Miss Marie I-lelland - - able president - - lack Hebdon - ' organization has pushed for- ward - -+ set new standard in school service. SPRING TERM OFFICERS-iCont'dl ROBERT E MEGEE IR. Treasurer N. A. CLEVELAND Parliamentarian MY ATT NAYLOR Sergeant-at-Arms BILLY RIPS Reporter Top Row:-W Verlyn Millerg Audrey Millsg Virginia Newmang Travis Parkerg Ethel Poliakott. Second Row:-Peter Reedp Earl Roden- bergg Bob Rothg Wilson Rowlandg Robert Santee. Third Row:- lean Saundersg Kathleen Scheibe: S Donald Seffleg Virginia Shermang Virginia Mae Shockey, Fourth Rowz- Marjorie Stearns. Marjorie Stilleg Dorothy Sultenluss, Gordon Swope, Gloria Tatsch. Fifth Row: e Frances Thomasg William Thompsonp Mary Ann Trotterg Frances Veatchp Ann Welch. Sixth Row: -- Ray Whitfieldg Edwin Womackg Iulian Wrightg HONORARY MEMBERS: Iohnnie Boyle, SR. CLASSg Mary Cunningham, R.O.T.C. Bottom Row:-Iohn Hutchins, R.O.'l .C., lane Marx, MON'l'lCEl.LOq George Palmer, DECLARATlONg Billy Rips DECLARATION, Carolyn Lucille Smith MONTICELLO. 'k'k'kir'kir Everyone lends cx willing hand ut Student Council tree trimming but precuriously perched Gerry is due for a spill. Page' H5 W Uuacgahnaigalzclfffffwff BAND MEMBERS Alb-irt, Alf-xandf-r Alvfu: fticliarff, Alva: Hott:-rt Anclenzon Bartl+1tt,Bf-iichy, Bwitf.-lg Briggs, lflrcwirwr Busby, Biignzf-y, Cain intxck Ctnqon, Caxztano, Davin, llonzsatg lliinn, fllw-rt Fdwiirda, E, Edward.: T M., Emil-V, Grrrnrer, Cwlfond, Glam, Granato, Gtibn-rriirtor, Guido, Hagf-nzs, Halbig, Hays, Hearn, lliclcrnan, Hollernan, Hontsfeg Hut- .nf-ll, lllT1 !1f'1H luzztice, Kossinzski, Langston, Pride of lefferson f f our flashing blue and red uniformed music-makers! - f Marching and playing at all our football games and pep-rallies - ' ever striving to boost school spirit with colorful exhibitions at B. O. T. C. reviews - f ' Other school functions - - rep- resenting school at civic parades - - opening of conventions ' ' - Big event of year f ' Band and Orchestra Show - - November 2 - - first class music and entertainment ' - - Band and school are proud of the six out of eight students who attended Texas Music Educators' Conference - - Mineral Wells - - February l - - won awards f ' - First chairs ' - Davis - - flute - - Halbig - - tuba f ' Palmer f - first violin - - Alexander f -' second clarinet - - Snyder - - snare drum - - - Second chair - ' Boldt - f second violin - - - Third chair - - Bartlett - - second clarinet f f - Musical proficiency proved in radio contest with McAllen over W.O.A.l. - - February ll - - - Uniforms and new bass drums to be purchased with prize money - - thirty dollars - - - Impressive selections played for 'Washington Birthday Ball ' f Municipal Auditorium - - February 22 f - - Bands inspiring tones filled school auditorium at assembly ' f March l - ' f Iefferson can always look on band members with pride f - f Halbig - f Bartlett - - Alex- ander - - won scholarships to Baylor because of outstanding achievements in music - - - Mr. Zoeller - - faithful leader Q f directing and inspiring members to achieve greater honors and bring even more distinction to school. A ORCHESTRA MEMBERS Alexander, Bartlett, Bearekmari, Beitelg Boldt Brice, Bruclcs, Busby, Campos, Car :son Cagtano, Coopwood, Crandal, Davis Dorothy Uv-fr, Davis, Maxine, Fisher, Garza, Glaanzcock, Hagcns, ffalbiq, Hays, Her ,xt-y lfiriclfilfina l'foii.1f', laisinfrr, lirrionr-Z l':lg1r .wi +ff++++++0m0 BAND MEMBERS - lCont'dl Lown, McArthur, McBurney, McKinney, Mangold, Miller, Montgomery, Morse, Mowery, Mueller, Murph, Myers, Nevelow, Newman, G., Newman, V., O'Mara, Out- win, Pederson, Popham, Robertson, Rose, Ruempel, Schuchart, F., Schuchart, M., Schuchart, V, Seale, Snyder, Squire, Stamps, Stearns, Tanner, Thompson, Tiner, Townsend, Trodlier, Walker, Whitis, Wick, Weihs. Striving to serve school and community - f our Orchestra is always ready and willing to play at all school assemblies f f - How our hearts do beat as We hear the melodious strains of our school song at every assembly f f f We could never tell exactly what a great influence - - programs given by orchestra have had in furthering appreciation of music in minds of students f f - lefferson is proud - f of distinction - f which its orchestra brings to it f ' in field of music f f f Great honor and inspiration to members - - who played for lascha Heifetz Concert ' - lanuary 23 f - - Members of this smooth-running organization f - are proud of devoted leader f f Mr. lerome Zoeller - -f and his guidance ' - that makes them an outstanding group in many functions of school f f f One of most praise-worthy accomplishments of year - f help in presenting inspiring Thanksgiving Assembly - - f Then f f effective music at assembly - f March Zl - - put students in spirit for the glorious beauty of Easter f - 1 Orchestra and band played for four programs f ' at other schools f 1 in two Weeks - f - Excitement in packing instruments f f getting over to schools f f then playing for junior high school students - f f String quartet and German band entertained Horace Mann ' - Orchestra played for Beacon Hill f f December 8 f f - Our orchestra will always merit greatest praise - - for their service in adding musical beauty to our school. ir A ORCHESTRA MEMBERS- lCont'dl Kosinski, Lown, McArthur, McBurney, Mc- Clellan, Mayer, Morris, Mowery, Myerly, Newman, O'Mara, Paiz, Palmer, Pederson, Robertson, Roland, Scliuchart, Fay, Schu- Y chart, Millard, Snyder, Squire, Stearns, Story, Sweet, Truett, Wellborn, Whitis, York. llugw N7 fffffffpif-JzZlp'7!1eGalence Pick up the cadence f ' the Drum and Bugle Corps is on parade - f - What inspiring tones they beat out on their drums - - blow out on their bugles f f making all within hearing distance - - want to march to that challenging left - f right - f left f f right - - ' Playing at all the football games f f leading the Lasso Drill Team - - furnishing the musical color - - for expert drills - - the Corps merits the excited cheers of the student football fans f - - Always ready to play f f for school and community affairs - f the Corps has spread its fame - f and won thousands of faithful admirers - - ' Appearing at New York World's Fair last summer - ' Niagara Falls f - Washington - f our national capital f ' taking part in High School - - produced at our own school last year - f all these things have brought national distinction f - to these peppy music-makers. 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Xl wx K N misilxxr at ir if Nalional Alanna if L V- K WV .x-,wif , . -JV .' W -,.i v Allen, William Banks, lohn Beachy, Billy Bennett, lessie Mae Biggs, Doris Browne, Roslyne Burg, Cecile Campbell, Cathryn Ann Carnes, Webb Cullinan, joe Mike Davenport, Dorothy Davenport, Hester Donnell, Dorothy Ezzell, Vera Gantt, lean Gast, Mignon Gill, Elizabeth Glaze, Marilyn Grant, Carmonde Griesenbeck, Margaret Harris, janet Hebdon, lack Alfish, Max Banks, Eleanor Barasch, Ann Lee Belcia, Eleecie Ann Bennett, Hazel Marylyn Bielstein, Marjorie Lee Blanchard, Beverly Ann Brinkmeyer, Frances Callahan, Stanley Edward Curry, lean CLASS OF 1940, ELECTED MARCH, l94O Heim, Ieraldine Henderson, Katherine Hill, Doris Hindelang, Ralph Horner, Louis Howard, james Nelson Hutchins, john Hutchinson, Rubilce Ingram, Colleen lacksori, Leila Craig Kalish, Paul Karren, losepliirie Krieger, Marjorie Ann Larkin, Lenice Lauterstein, Malcolm Leske, A. C. Lissner, Helen Longist, Billie Marks, Marjorie Marx, jane Megee, Bob Melton, lack CLASS OF l94l, ELECTED MARCH, Downes, Eae Aileen Gatton, Armondo Goeth, Frederick Griffin, Ralph Hollaway, joseph Wm. Kay, Velma Rae Kone, Iustine Lieberman, lra Nelson, Kathryn Nussbaum, Adelyn lean l94U Mickle, Gerald Nauschutz, Rose Marie Palmer, George Preece, Nancy Pressly, Ieanette Rau, Dorothy Rips, Billy Roane, Babe Roane, Virginia Rogers, lane Sherman, Virginia Smith, Carolyn Stille, Grace Tassos, George Thrift, lean Marie Tinkle, Nancy lane Thomson, Panalee Walters, Anita Weaver, Mary lo Whittington, june Womack, Edwin Wright, Dorothy Ann Pepper, Louise Richey, Al Sebree, Martha Seriff, Aaron Shovlin, Pat Stillman, Morris Sultenfuss, Dorothy Swearingen, Harry Tatsch, Gloria Word, Iohnnie Lee Pugh' Ik' f. m? 4 XT- , dz..- - ' www ILL' -5' l vm' ' . 1 A....v.v.wLgL'Yls.Y'.i5?2:PAWAVhvmqEghYH?dqhwM.mlfmmvawagaafifiil, lh UI MV w Ill m n 1 , 'NN Q lg Ill III nv H5 U i i'-Q ? .W 4 U' ' ' 1 L al al S8 8? X 9' I I, p rf' agfv - a A ' ga .1 .A X7 X4 C3 0 ggpsvlyfila K- f,,X9 Ctr- 6El wfh3 ' ff'-JN 9 mb UQ ,, CN MJ I . 'MJ-'vi if nf hw gc If A' ' f 'S 'B 5 'Pf- CZ QP Mffbf 9 Q mf ,P L J ry kJ fx '3 RJ wwf?-J WU HB jrfq JR P rw T5 J a F fn A favonte beauty spot ru 3 is the long arcade lead' ' VJ f. Ing from the cafeteria to the executive wing. - AUAIIEMIUA 4 IISUUIAL CLUBS fffffffffffaqawifilm Ju. T Architectural Club slows away its blueprints before slowing away good lood at the Original Mexican Restaurant. 14 ' - organized by Mr. Taliaferro in l932 - f comprises group - - of earnest boys f f eager - - to learn more of - - architecture f f past and present f - eager to perfect themselves f - as competent technicians - f - Object - - to promote fellowship ' f among drawing students f - and others interested in architecture - - - Provides numerous oppor- tunities - f to learn new developments - - through field trips f - to structures going up f ' f Frequent contests f f reveal those best informed on architecture ' f - Two pro1ects this year f f f Some members interested in building model houses - f busily executing complete plans - - constructing model homes - - from them - f - Others are diligently collecting reference li- brary ' - on architecture - - - Successful banquet ' - held in November f - at the Original - ' big all-day outing in February - f light-hearted holiday - f - Best architectural example for these boys is their familiar Alma Mater. N SPRING TERM omcsns MR. LEON E rAuArERRo Sponsor DANIEL HOEEMANN President BOB DALZELL Vice-President ARTHUR NEWMAN Recording Secretary ARTHUR NEWMAN Treasurer RENNIE ROSE Historian RENNIE ROSE Parliamentarian WILLIAM DEAL Reporter CARLOS OROZCO Sergeant-atfArm:s Top How:-Mr. Leon E. Taliaferro, Sponsor, Albert Chester Erase, Pres. Second Row:-lack Furman, Vice-Pres., Bob Dalzell, Sccy and Treasp Daniel Hoffmann, Parl. and Hist, Third Row:f- Carlos Orozco, Sgt,-at-Arms, Lewis Spencer Cray, Rep, Harry Geron. Bottom Row:- Alfred l-laswell, Rennie Rose, Arthur Newman Page 9.5 Um 'eafmelhffffff 364442 I ' - f - Master play- wright Barrie - 1 lends his name f f to fine club organized in l932 f - with Miss Nell Beasley charter sponsor - f Miss Ethel Orrell present suc- cessful leader f - f Purpose of the Barries f f to promote fellowship among members f f to study dramatics f f - Club entertained the children of the Protestant Orphans! Home with story-telling ' - cheered the sick of Fort Sam Houston Hos- pital - f f The students of lelferson + f have also been charmed by the ability of these girls - f through their remarkable plays f 1 - Even in advisories f f these plays have been a success - - and have helped make school life more inter- esting - f f Entertaining plays f - eagerly anti- cipated by the students - f associates of the members - f of this ambitious club f - f With successful year - - behind them - - members are looking forward to an equally successful year in l94l. SPRING TERM OFFICERS MISS ETHEL ORRELL Sponsor WANITA HUTSON President KATHLEEN HOLMES Vice President ANNE CLAYTON Secretary CHAHLSIE WALKER Treasurer DOROTHY HUDSON Historian BETTY IANE HATFIELD Parliamentarian DOROTHY HUDSON Reporter Top Row: Miss Ethel Orrell, Sponsor, Wanita Hutzson, Presg Louise Farrar, Vice-Pres, Second Row:-- Anne Clayton, Seoy, Charlasie Walker, Treas, Kathleen Holmes, Parl. Third Rewr- Dorothy Hudson, Hirst and Rep., Margaret Bonnett, Betty Hagan. Fourth Row:-Dorothy Harris, Gloria Iacqulin lnbau, Edna Louise Iiistice. Bottom Row:- Ruth Stevenson, Bobbie Lee Tuck, lane Elizabeth York .-F f Page 95 No acting here-Barrie officers get down to brass tucks at business meeting. fffffffflnjeaeuimpicla' Beton Camera Clubber's credulous eyes unreels the thrilling saga of Hercules Smith. their own production. 7400164 GGIMMG f Qrggn- ized in November l937 1- - by Miss Maedele Bird- well - - f Purpose - ' to further knowledge of - - and to promote interest in - f amateur photog- raphy f ' ' Project ' f to learn technical and pictorial aspects ' - ot ,uiiirteur photography + f f Several excursions - - madv by members - ' to Brackenridge Park f f Woodlawn Lake - - and around school grciurds - - it which boys and girls have taken iictiirf-s - - - Several expert speakers - - at club ineetings f - lflr. Nathan and Mrs. Newton ot Fox Conipany - - Mr. Kneupper f f Mr. Boyer - 1- who gave- two special awards f f 1 Several charter members f f won prizes in state-wide contest - - one first place f - three second places ' ' two third places - - won by Camera Club - - Wolston f - Garza - - Edwards f - Hodges ' f and Swope - ' winners ot contests f - - With each activity members be- come more and more proud ot membership in club. SPRING TERM OFFICERS MISS MAIIDELE ltIltI7Wl1I,I. Sponsor CECIL IIUIVZIIIP Premaen. GOBIWOII SWUPE Vice-President CARRIE NEWTON Secretary HAOUL GARZA 'Ireasurr r KEIIIIETI-I EISCIIEB Histormn BILLY HIPS Reporter Top Row:-Miss Maedolr- Bii-dwell Sponsor Cf-wil llodof-nn Prem, Gordon Swope Vice-Pres Carrie liflvvtnn Svc y Second How: Raoul Garza 'I'rea:f, Billy Bips Bei-r Virgznii B irbiiur William lames Becker Third Row: Iames Curl Elmf-r I Edwards: Irving Garfinlcle, Bill I-Iollaway Fourth Row: Kathleen Mr-ttfkrzz, Nancy Morgan, Billy Pitking Lorraine Rosenthal, Bottom Row: Kyle Sealeg Lois Francrers Wolston, Keene' Y Wong, Billy Yminci P11314 fin' W . :bday f - although young in years - f settled in purpose and action + - ' Named in honor of charming wife of lames Madison - - paves way to friendly relations be- tween fine young women - - f Remarkable co- operation - - enthusiasm on part of members f - abetted by beloved sponsor - f Miss Berta George - f f Club has grown rapidly f f - Key- note - - Dolly Madison get-togethers - f con- geniality - - many friendships renewed and made at home of Marie Proctor ' ' - Social at Ann Osborn's - - introduced new members f - f December - - things really rolled at the roller rink ' - - Ianuary - - meeting at President Marjorie Nell Smith's home - - officers for spring term selected - - - April f - delightful annual luncheon f - - May - - all-day swimming party at New Braunfels f ' - At tea in honor of faculty f f silver-plated candle-holders presented - - - With sense of achievement - ' Dolly Madisons end year's activities ' - kept alive by rich stores of memories. SPRING TERM OFFICERS MISS RERTA GEORGE Sponsor VIRGINIA PEARL MCNEILL President HAZEL DEMPSEY First Vice-President MARGARET GIBBS Second Vice-President NAOMI LIANG Corresponding Secretary FERN CALM BACH Recording Secretary DOROTHY CARSON Treasurer DOROTHY DONNELL Historian MARIORIE NELL SMITH Parliamentarian IEAN MAYHAN Reporter IOSEPHINE KARREN Sergeant-at-Arms Top Row: - Miss Berta George, Sponsor, Marjorie Nell Smith, Pres., Ann Osborn, Znd Vice-Pres. Second Row:-Helen Frances King, Rec. Sec'y, Ramah Deen Badger, Cor. Sec'y, Dorothy Carson, Treas., Marianna Redus, Sgt.-at-Arms. Third Row:-Dorothy Donnell, Rep., Virginia Barbour, Evelyn Flake, Roselle Gans. Fourth Row: - Iosephine Karren, Peggy Letty, Lorena Levy, Naomi Liang. Bottom Row:AIean Mayhan, Virginia Pearl McNeill, May Lee Ng. Page 97 'k'A k'k1tr'k Charm and grace personified - Dolly Madisons at Christmas social make merry. ff+ff+7faun9'7 Zcluwu Cathryn Ann and Mr. May laugh heartily: Betty Ieanris con- siders more important things. - - valuable organi- zation - - Thats almost unbelievable! - - - Well, I certainly didn't know that! - - mem- bers are always being battled by new experi- ments f f unfolding hidden secrets - f unknown before to members unable to work science into program - - ' Star experimental performers - f Morris Lee Iohnson - - Floyd Covington ' - created surplus mystitication - f by decompo- sition oi water into component gases - - hydrogen - f oxygen ' ' - Fun - - laughter - f instructive programs f ' Floyds Why do we go to sleep? f - Iames Schmulens Why are rain- drops round? - - make meetings a joy to all f f - Two inspirations f + adorable Bette Ieanne May f f tiny mascot f - granddaughter of be- loved sponsor f - Mr. l-l. Y. May - - capable leader f ' f Next to experiments - f members enjoy socials such as - f one held at Lenice Larkin's f - ' Edison Science Club - ' will con- tinue great help ' - to students of science - - as well as to the school. SPRING TERM OFFICERS MR H Y MAY Sponsor IAMES A SCHMULIQIE President IOYCE SAUNDERS Vice-President AUDREY MILLS Recording Secretary WILSON ROWLAND Treasurer VIRGINIA GILMER Historian VIRGINIA GILMER Reporter CHESTER WONG Sergeant-at-Arms Top Row:-Mr H Y. May, Sponsor Wilson Rowland Pres, Iameiz A, Schmulen, Vice-Pres, Audrey Mills Secy Second Row:-W Kenneth Peyton, 'I'reas.g Virginia Gilmer, Hist. and Rep.g Morris Lee Iohnson, Sgt.-at-Armsg Paul Adams, Ir. Third Row: -- Cathryn Ann Campbellg Floyd Covington, Ir.g Sam Darbyp Oleta Elliot, Fourth Row:-Barbara Gephcirdg Mary Margaret Hendricksong Iosephine Karrenp Oran Kirkpatrick Fifth Row:-Lenice Larkin: Naomi Liangg Virginia Pearl McNeill, I, W Marting lack Mingos Bottom Row:-Marianna Redusg Douglas Saunders, Ioyce Elaine Saunders: CheSter N. Steele, Chester Wong Page .98 qulfufzeau fffffff eden f - members ever learning the way to a man's heart f f future homemakers - - excited ' - over meetings - - - Anyone may belong to interesting club - - f Objectives f - to form a bond of friendship f - to bring the members in closer touch f - with the greater organizations of homemaking f f to be of service to the school - f + Project of year I f purchase of new crystal - - for home economics room - - to be used for school affairs ' ' f Mem- bers ' ' enjoy many happy socials - - f Most out- standing event - - party for football boys - f decorations represented football theme f - table was football field - - candy football ' - candles were goal posts - - ininiatiire football players f - f Club members active - - in entertaining - - faculty - - P.T.A. - - with beautiful tea in March - - - Under guidance of capable officers - f charter and present sponsor - f beloved Miss McFarland - - club is steadily rising. SPRING TERM OFFICERS MISS MARGUERITE BARBARA MCFARLANIJ Sponsor IIMILY LOIS CALVIIRT President VIRGINIA GILMER First Vice-President MICKEY MAURINE ASHCNOFI' Second Vice-President ESTELLE PRATTS Corresponding Secretary ESTELLE PRATTS Recording Secretary IRMA MATTICK Treasurer FRANCES DYKES Historian EMILY READ Parliamentarian VIRGINIA GILMER Reporter Top Rowz- Miss Marguerite Barbara McFarland Sponsorg Emily Lois Calvert, Pres., Hist. and Parlg Virginia Gilmer lst Vice-Pres. Second Row:-Mickey Maurine Ashonott, 2nd Vice-Presg lean Norinne Greco, Treas, Ieanne Bowden. Third Row:-Lydia Ruth Davenportg Doris Dennisg Gloria Iacqulin Inbau. Bottom Row:- Peggy Lettyg Loraine Sliortg Leona Watson. Page 99 Dandy E. H. R. candy comes in handy for sweet-'toothed students as Emily opens sale. +ff+fff+6m1amQamqZfp Brawny bride Giles and debonair groom Duck gaze happily into each olher's eyes alter wedding. 8 'Glad f ' Curtain going up! Hushed whispers f f all eyes anxiously watched the stage ' - as Entertainers' Show began ' f hilarious laughter - - as stalwart football boys participated in wedding - - the blushing f - brawny bride - - wore shimmering white satin f f filrny veil ' - - Delectable giant salad - - was made up of entire football squad - - - Thirty beautiful girls of Iefferson ' - were presented in stunning Columbia tableau - ' as the Enter- tainers rang down the curtain on another suc- cessful show - - - The Entertainers f f versatile - - always on hand - f available - - when neces- sary to appear in stage productions - - f Each year - - at least two shows - - entirely for school's benefit - - ' Appropriate that club colors f f are same as the school's f ' red and blue ' f - Valuable group of performers - ' Entertainers soared to great heights with each show - f - More success to this fine organization! SPECIAL CLUB TALENT Accordion Clarinet Flute Piano Trombone Trumpet Dramatics Speech Arts Pantomime Singing Acrobatic Dancing Ballet Dancing Tap Dancing Toe Dancing English Horn Saxophone Tuba Oboe French Horn Violin Cello Bass Violin Glockenspiel Snare Drum Tympani Drum Ensemble Bass Clarinet Bass Saxophone Viola Sousaphono Top Row:-Ioyce Booth, Bille Busbyg Dan Crutchfield. Second Row:-Margaret Griesenbeckg Ianet Harrisq lack Hebdon. Third Row:-Evelyn Iohnsonp Amory Oliverg Albert Orsinger. Bottom Row:-Ioyce Elaine Saundersg Ioseph Robert Scofield, Olive Stilesg Panalee Thomson. Page 100 'mfaaazffffffaff 8 f - organized in 1932 - - under guidance of charter sponsor f f Mr. de Burgos - - later ably assisted by Mr. Zoeller - - has gone steadily forward in Work of further developing musical interest - f foster- ing talented string ' - clarinet - - brass quartet groupings f f blending trained Voices in vocal trios - f - Members gifted musicians f f all ardent devotees of the art of Euterpe 1 f goddess of music - - ' A number have received medals and honors in fine music competitions ' - ' United by common skills - f these faithful musicians f - took time off from their pleasant musical duties to enjoy delicious cake and soft drinks f f at school November 28th f f - Entertainment f ff appreciatively received - - was offered by var- ious members - - f Their colors are the black limned on White ' f of the Winged footprints of captured beauty - - - The Euterpean Club is in complete harmony with spirit f - beauty of our fine school f f - With good Work behind them - f loyal sponsors f - efficient officers to direct them - ' can the club have any choice - - but go ahead? SPRING TERM OFFICERS MR. FRANCIS de BURGOS Sponsor MR. IEROME ZOELLER Sponsor BILLY CLAUDE ALEXANDER President MARY GALLOWAY Vice-President ERIN MCGARRITY Corresponding Secretary lEAN NORINNE GRECO Treasurer WILLIAM N BEACI-IY Parliarnentarian RUTH MCDONALD Reporter Top Row: -- Mr. Francis de Burgos, Sponsorg Mr. Ierome Zoeller, Sponsorg Billy Claude Alexander, Pres.g Mary Galloway, Vice-Pres. Second Row:-Erin McGarrity Sec'yg lean Norinne Greco, Treasq Ruth McDonald, Rep.g William N. Beachy, Parl, Third How:- Alta Covell, Shirley lean Hagensg Ethel Haysg Edna Louise Iustice. Fourth Row:-Shirley Ruth Kanterg Doris Fay McCoyg Bernice Poernery Mary Louise Robertson, Fifth Row:-Annette Shannong Marceline Sizemoreg Betty Snyderg Norman Thomson. Bottom Row:-Nancy lane Tirikleg Ianet Steele Walkerp Evelyn Wally Frankie Watters. Page IH! Euterpeans and sponsors join in singing harmonious melodies of school life. +f+fff++Wwn9Z' A solemn oathl Then they make things lively in the Moth Club. Ma ' - f young hopefuls - f deeply absorbed in furthering their interest in mathematics - - taking opportunity to become better acquainted with rich field of supplementary material - - enjoying their practice in parliamentary procedure f - attend- ing gay socials - f being grouped with other students with common interest in mathematics - - this spells Math Club ' - - Under able guid- ance of charter sponsor - - Mrs Helen M. Bolton f f this organization has gone steadily forward since 1934 - - culminating this year with pre- sentation of much-coveted honorary key - - to pupil scoring highest grade on competitive general mathematics test - f - Entertaining pro- grams ' f based on supplementary fields of math - f with socials - - - November event at home f 1 oi versatile pianist f - Anne Sweet f - marked by antics ' - of new members f f - lohnnie Lee Word's streamlined version of Three Bears f ' Martha Sebrees pantomime SPRING TERM OFFICERS MRS. HELEN M BOLTON Sponsor VELMA RAY KAY President MARTHA SEBREE Vice-President IEAN MARIE THRIFT Corresponding Secretary DOROTHY SULTENFUSS Recording Secretary Top Rowzf Mrs. Helen M. Bolton, Sponsorg Velma Bay Kay, Pres., Lucia Dean Wyneken, Vice-Pres., Dorothy Sultenluss Sec'y and Treas. Second Row: -- Frank lrwm, Parl.g Iohn Colvin, Sgt -at-Arms, Iustine Kone l-list., Virginia Pearl McNeill, Rep, Third Row: - Barto Arnold, lr.g Iohn Banks, Guy Belzonsp Mary Beth Berlch. Fourth Row:-Russell Bertch, Doris Elaine Biggsg lohnnie Boyleg Webb Carnes, Fifth Row:-Margaret Clarkg Luella Clayton, Mary Cunningham, Hester Davenport Bottom Row:-Mary Early, Vera Ezzell, Barbara Gephardg Margaret Griesenbeck, Page 1012 fffffffff of a seasick person - - Cecil Rutledge's Italian dialect stories - f - Ianuary social - - at home of - ' popular Mary Beth Bertch - - featuring delicious punch - - sandwiches f - Mexican candy - - f Spring picnic on Fort Sam Houston Salado grounds f - Martha Sebree ' f charming hostess ' f - Farewell banquet for graduating seniors - - at Original Mexican Restaurant - - - Special features of club f - include f - original pin designed by our own Iustine Kone f f note- book stickers ' f designed by members f 1 - Impressive assembly - ' Euclidean yearbook - ' depicting splendid progress - - made possible this year by - - hard-working - - capable - - officers - f f President Velma Kay - - outstanding pupil of school - - outstanding Math Club presi- dent too - - - Past year of success - - brings hope - - of exciting new year - ' f Club colors - 1- black and gold f - signify - - unknown future laurels - - shining leadership - - in the future of this - - worthy organization. SPRING TERM OFFICERS - fCont'dl LUCIA DEAN WYNEKEN Treasurer IUSTINE KONE Historian IOHN NAFF Parliamentarian IANICE MELL Reporter IOHN HUTCHINS Sergeantfat-Arms Top Row:-'Katherine Henderson, Madelyn Hornerg Iohn Hutchins, losephine Karren. Second Row: - Oran Kirkpatrickg Helen Lissnerg lane Marxg Robert E. Megee, Ir. Third Rows- Betsy Morrisg Kathryn Nelsong Virginia Newmang Cecil Rutledge. Fourth Row:-Martha Sebreeg Pauline Stillmang Harry Swearingeng Anne Sweet. Fifth Row:--Toni Tctylorg lean Marie Thrifty Mary Ann Trotterg Yvonne Varos. Bottom Row: - Marvin Vexlerg Martha Ann Waltonq Rebekah Webbg Helen L. Whiteg Helen M. White. Page IU.: ,. i-, I-, Math clubbers look at the birdies splashing appreciation ol club's bird bath. ++++f+f+0mjennq.L7imh Golden-voiced charges sg- - - 5' of Mr. de Burgos smile enjoyment at Ieun's edibles. Gila' 6106- ' sweet voices - - ring out - - as Girls' Glee Club - - once again - - enchants its audience - - with lovely songs - - - Many hours f f of practice - f have made - f Iefterson's night- ingales f ' a pleasure to hear f - - Girls are talented in music ' - with real desire tor every- thing musical - - - Object of club - - the public presentation ot standard music - f both sacred and secular - f accounts for the large selection 1 + of songs - ' f Project - f furnishing vocal music for many school-sponsored entertainments - ' has been carried out splendidly - ' f With club colors - f blue and gold f ' to inspire them - - this extraordinary group of girls f f cannot help but achieve high honors -H The club -- was honored f f with opportunity - - to sing - - at a meeting of National Federation of Music Clubs at the Plaza Hotel f f the University of San Antonio - - the Convention of the Alamo District of Texas State SPRING TERM OFFICERS MR. FRANCIS de BURGOS Sponsor IEAN NORINNE GRECO President BABE ROANE Vice-President GINGER ROANE Secretary DORIS MARIE HILL Treasurer Top Row:eMr Francis de Burgas Sponsorg lean Norinne Greco Prem Babe Roane, Vice-Pres. Second Row:-Ginger Roane, Sec'yg Doris Marie Hill, Treasp Arlene Adair Durbin, Libs Ethel Hays, Lib. Third Rowzf Freda Semaan, Histg Virginia Dunstan, Rep.g Marjorie Holmes, Del. to City Fed. ot Music Clubsg Hazel Marylyn Bennett. Fourth Row:-Lucille Bigleyg Betty Blanchardg lean Collinsg Catherine Compton Bottom How:-Alta Covell, Bobbie Carolina Engelmanng Dorothy Heathg Rosa Lee Henderson. Page' 10.5 ich! wfffffffaf Teachers' Association - - - Audiences - - thoroughly enjoyed hearing - - each Lily Pons and Ieannette MacDonald - f of tomorrow - - f However - - all work and no play - - is not - - the motto - - of this Wonderful organization - ' lovely socials are held f - during the year - f at the homes - - of various members f - f On De- cember l6 - ' a social - - held - f at lean Greco's home - - a delicious assortment - - of goodies f ' was served - f buffet style - - - The Glee Club - - Was organized - - l925 - - at Main Avenue f - was reorganized at lefferson - - li-332 - - by the very able charter sponsor - - Mr. Francis de Burgos f - - Under the helpful guidance - ' of Mr. de Burgos - f and under the leadership - - of their efficient officers - f the girls have soared f - to greater heights this year - ' - Glee Club is indispensable f - to Iefferson. SPRING TERM OFFICERS - lCont'dD FREDA SEMAAN Historian VIRGINIA DUNSTAN Reporter ARLENE ADAIR DURBIN Librarian ETHEL HAYS Librarian MARIORIE HOLMES Delegate Top Row:--Gwendolyn Howardg Margaret lenkinsg Helen Iingu. Second Row:-e-Margaret Frances Iones, Edna Louise Iustice, Yolande Lianzag Doris Fay McCoy. Third Row:-Ruth McDonaldg Erin McGarrityg Lucile Parkg Bernice Poerner. Fourth Row:-Fay Rcmsomg Gloria lean Riedelg Lorraine Rosenthalg Gerry Smith. Bottom How:-- Maxine Theisg Frances Truaxg Evelyn Wally Rebekah Webb. Page 105 President lean approves as Secretary Ginger reads Glee Club minutes. fffffffffdfludiqp' Gay Haynes and dates laughed with Peggy at her guy Mexican dinner for the club. dadqlte - - Qrgcmized November - f 1896 - - at Main Avenue High School - - oldest boys' club in Texas - f ' Many outstanding San Antonians are charter mem- bers - f f Since its first meeting - f forty-four years ago in an old barn - - Haynes still holds prominent place - - in school affairs - f - Objec- tives of club f - furthering interest in debates - - promoting social activity among members ' ' being of service to school f - f Tri-Club dance f f September f - introduced charming mascots ' f Marion Beese - f leanette Pressly ' ' Mary Hanes Brophy - - Peggy Friedrich f f f All Ieffer- son knows f f Haynes have great ability to give good socials f + f Mascot Peggy Friedrich's f f Mexican dinner - ' luscious food served by lovely serioritas ' - dressed in native costumes f f appealing atmosphere - - delightful dancing - f - Pledge week f ' then f - initiation of new members - - social at Iohn Berchelmann's home f + dancing f - punch - f cookies f f - November SPRING TERM OFFICERS MR CALVIN SURTEES Sponsor lOHN COLVIN President IOHN BEHCHFLMANN Vice-President IIM McCALDlN Secretary HAOUL GARZA Treasurer Top Row: H- Mr. Calvin Surtees Sponsor, Iohn Colvin, Pres., Iolin Berchelmann, Vice-Pres., lim McCaldin, Rec. and Cor. Sec'y, Second Row:-Richard C. Prassel, Treas., Irwin Goot, Parl., lim Cross, lst Sgt,-at-Arms, Eugene A, Lohman, Ir., 2nd Sgtfat-'Armsg Marion Findlay, Hist. Third Row:--Raoul Garza, Rep., .Mary Hanes Brophy, Mascot, Peggy Friedrich Mascot, Ieanette Pressly Mascot, Marion Belle Reese, Mascot Fourth Row: Robert Alves, Dan Baen, Warren Beckcom, Louis Polk Bishop, Billie Blocker. Fifth Row:-E, l. Carle, Bill Carter, Herbert Compton, Franki Coughlin, Arthur L. Cox. Sixth Row:-Lino Cuellar, lames Curl, lohn Dunham, Iames Fisher. Bottom Row:-Robert L Ford, Dave' Parks Freeman, Ranslord Garnett, Howard Goatley ' Page Ind Slaiek 0ZcZw12fBaq4'0luL if if if if if ' - enjoyable social given by Milton Gugenheim - f good. food - - served to hungry members f f f Tick-Tock Tea Room - - scene of charity social ' f December - - admittance ' - food for needy families - ' - Social followed by Fairfax Nesbit's skating party - - - lanuary f f delightful social - - at Mascot Ieanette Pressly's - - f The Haynes also proved themselves leaders in field sports f f by winning - ' three games f f losing none to capture f - 1939 intramural football champion- ship - - f Made highest score in intramural play history - f defeated Ieffs - - 65-U f - worth cele- brating - f dance - f in the gym - f followed by ice-skating party - - - Wound up year as club football champions f f club handball champions - - club basketball champions - - - Project - f this year ' - a boxing ring - - for Ieff gym - - ff Haynes proud of Dick Prassel - f intramural sports man- ager ' ' f In all fields - - the Haynes have kept the tradition f f of being leaders in all school activities. SPRING TERM OFFICERS-lCont'dI EUGENE A. LOI-IMAN. IR, Sergeant-at-Arms IIM CROSS Sergeant-at-Arms IRWIN GOOT Parliamentarian MARION FINDLAY Historian LOUIS POLK BISHOP Reporter RICHARD C, PRASSEL Sports Manager Top Row:-lake Gosseng Sam Granatog Deel Griffing Daland Griffiths. Second Row:-Vernon Grishamg Milton G. Gugenheim, Ir.p Cosmo Frank Guidog Alton Harrisong lack Andrew I-Iaschke. Third Row:- W. G, Lagerquistg Malcolm Lautersteing lerry Leopoldg Iohn Loydg lack Melton. Fourth Row:-Gerald Mickleg lack Mingosg Iimmie Nagelg Lawrence Palmerg Bob Pratt. Fifth Row:-Bill C. Robinsong Bob Rothg Irving Sapsong Harold Robert Saslavskyp Kyle Seale, Sixth Row:-Bill Stalbirdg Bobby M. Stalbirdg Phillip Donald We-ihsg I-ferbert'Wellborng lack Wiggins. Bottom Row:- Wallace H. Williamsg Billy Wilsong Gus Wittingg Edwin Womack. Page' 107 1-. Proud Mr. Surtees holds high the symbol of Hayne intramural athletic supremacy. ht fffffff Q 01466046 Ioe takes the ropfperl, and he doesn't mind it c bit from thou three smart girls. f 4044401 ' - ambitious - f ever growing - - with worthwhile objectives - - pro- moting good fellowship ' - cooperating with school undertakings - - developing leadership and loyalty f - providing worthwhile social affairs f - - Grand old club moves on surely to even greater success f - f First Week in Novem- ber f - pledge week - - initiates buckled under to senior members' commands f ' f Annual banquet - f in Milam Cafeteria - f Well- attended by the flower of the school - - chivalry ' - beauty f - each member with his date ' f - Guests of honor - - included the charming mascots ' - Doris Biggs - - feraldine I-Ieim - ' lean Cart ' f Kathryn Nelson ' - Mrs. Hickman f - Mr. and Mrs. Ivey f f Miss Smith f f Mrs. Weaver f - Miss Stone - - ' Spelling out P. O. R, U. Mi with appropriate themes ' f Robie ' ' Foster - - Inman f f Crutchfield - - f Vexler ' - Mr. Ivey - - sponsor I-lassell - - President Scofield - - Iohn Naff also SPRING TERM OFFICERS MR WALLACE HASSELL Sponsor IOSEPHI ROBERT SCOFIELD President IOI-IN E INMAN IR First Vice-President BUDDY BALLARD Second Vice-President BILLY KLEINE Third Vice-President PAUL ADAMS, IR Recording Secretary MARVIN VEXLER Corresponding Secretary MAURICE BUSBY Treasurer Top Row:-Mr. Wallace Hassell, Sponsorg Ioseph Robert Scofield. Presg Dan Crutchfield, lst Vice-Pres. Second Row:-Ralph Robie Znd Vice-Pres., Dave Foster, Rec, Secyg Iohn Naff, Cor. Secy, Iohn E, Inman, Ir., Treas. Third Row:-Marvin Vexler, Paris Maurice Busby, Sgt.-at-Armsg Paul Adams, Ir., Histg Andrew Broaddus, Rep. Fourth Row:-Doris Elaine Biggs, Mascotg lean Cart, Mascot, Ieraldine I-Ieim, Mascot' Kathryn Nelson Mascot Bottom How:- Iirn Adamsg Max Alfish, Irg Marvin Harold Bartlettg Guy Belzons, Page 1115 70cw1f!uf0' ' ffffffff spoke after dinner - - - Mascots presented presi- dent with new gavel - - - Annual steak fry ' f in Olmos Park f - crisp f f cool f f autumn weather - - doubled appreciation - - of salad f - beverages - - and steak - f nearly two hundred guests - - - December - f in honor of new mem- bers - f lean Cart - - entertained - - - Tri-Club dance f f graceful dancers - ' energetic jitter- bugs ' 1 held forth in gaily decorated gym f f good music f f in honor of - - Haynes f f Senate - - Ieff - - - February brought delightful Valen- tine dance - - special occasion - - - Many boys of finest caliber among Forum members - - athletes 1 f football lottermen - - cadet officers of R. O. T. C. f - stage-crew members f f debate team members f f scholastic leaders f f f Intent attention when - - Mr. Ivey - - talked on - - club fellowship - - stating maxims - - that ring true - ' ' Although founded at Main Avenue High - f reborn in Iefferson f f the cardinal and white colors of the leffersonian Forum lead ever on. SPRING TERM OFFICERS- iCont'dl IIM ADAMS Sergeant-at-.Arms IOHN NAFF Parliamentarian TAD CRANE Historian IIM GORDON LIBBY Chaplain RIVARD AUWARTER Reporter ANDREW BROADDUS Reporter LAWRENCE SHARP Reporter Top Row: - Carroll Blanchardg Billy Burnsg George Cookg Bill Ebert. Second How:-Gilbert Elizondog Gyl Garrettp Arthur Howardg Nelson Howard. Third Row: - Morris Douglas Iafieg Iohn T. Keeneg lim Gordon Libbyg Winston Martin. Fourth Row:-Billy Mooreg Harvey Nevillg Charles Sandahlg Lawrence Sharp. Bottom Row:- George Eddie Sheltong Iohn Spencerg Iames Stoneg Norman Thomson. Prmgn 109 Shine, shine, shoe-shine boy might easily be Forum pledges anthem during initiation weak. 1tr'k'k'k1t' ' - How very true is this expres- sion - - Sempiterna amicitia per linguam sempiternamn - - for we do indeed stress our everlasting friendship gained through our mu- tual interests in an everlasting languagel f - Fine group - - earnest students of the language of scholars - - organized to bring into closer friendship lefferson's students of Latin - - to encourage others to study the still vital tongue - - - Under direction of revered co-founders and co-sponsors - - Miss Pearl West and Miss Gladys Morgan ' - the Latin Club has developed into Iefferson's largest academic organization - - ' Many are the activities in which its mem- bers find. opportunity to serve f - - Leading lights of Student Council - - numerous R. O. T, C. officers and sponsors ' - trojan Monticello Staff members ' f honor scholars - - debaters ' ' Declaration scribblers f - a creamy crop of bell- wethers in school affairs - - - October - - initial meeting at San Pedro Park ' ' new members in- SPRING TERM OFFICERS MISS PEARL WEST Sponsor MISS GLADYS MORGAN Sponsor HARRY SWEARINGEN President IACK HEBDON First Vice-President FREDERICK GOETH Second Vice-President HELEN M. WHITE Third Vice-President MARY BETH BERTCH Recording Secretary Top Row:-Miss Pearl West, Sponsor, Missa Gladys Morgan, Sponsor, Harry Swearingen, Pres., lack Hebdon, lst Vice-Pres., Frederick Goeth, Znd Vice-President, Second Row: --V Helen M White, 3rd Vice-President, Mary Beth Bertch, Se-c'y, Morris Stillman. Treas., Marvin Vexler, Asst. Treas, Marion Belle Reese, Parl. Third Row:-lane Marx, Htst., Margaret Clark, Rep, Russell Bertch, Sgt.-at-Arms, Ioe McMordie, Sgt.-at-Arms, Pat Shovliri, Sgt.-at-Arms Fourth How:-Max Alfish, lr., Glenn Alvey, Ethel Bennett, Richard Biering, Lucille Bigley. Fifth How:-Beverly Blanchard, Iewel C. Borders, Betty Brown, lune Bryan, Maxine Cameron. Sixth Row:- Betty Capron, Berlette Capt, Susan Cherry, N, A. Cleveland, Iim Cross. Seventh Row:-Virginia Lee Davies, Dorothy Donnell, Marilyn Donnell, Venita Iris Dragoo, Frank Drane. Bottom Row:- Doris Dunn, Barbara Edwards, Elmer I Edwards, Oleta Elliott, Saralee Erwin. Page 110 Pmf' S ' riff troduced - ' heartily made welcome - - old members renewed long standing friendships - ' friend regaled friend over steaming hot tamales - - tangy cola f ' crunchy fritos - - - November - - prexy Swearingen host at his home - - athletically inclined ' - played ping pong f - badminton - - some danced - - then all converged at outdoor barbecue pit for hot dogs and cold drinks - - - Christmas - - ancient Roman Saturnalia celebrated f f f lack Hebdon - - Magister Bibendi - - - Horrorsl - ' Dracula walksl - f It's really petite lune Whittington - - cleverly made up by Glenn Alvey - f - That's not Mae West slinking around over there - - it's svelte Hebdon - - - Versatile Alvey won beautiful gold club pin first prize f - - As roll was called ' - everyone received a gift - ' then amusement gave way to appeasement - ' ' lanuary meeting at Panalee Thornson's was highlighted by contest of naming objects in Latin - - won by retentive Naff and Vexler f - - SPRING TERM OFFICERS -- tCont'dl MORRIS STILLMAN Treasurer MARVIN VEXLER Atafzistant Troasiircr PAT SHOVLIN Sergeant-at-Armfa IOE MCMORDIE Sergeant-at-Arms MARION BELLE REESE Parliatnentarian IANE MARX Historian MARGARET CLARK Reporter Top Row: - - Olive Lynn Evans, Louise Ewingg Marion Findlayg lean Ganttp Ransslord Garnett, Second Row:-Ralph Griffin, Ir.g Vernon Grisham, Frances Guestg Betty Hagang Ianice Halter. Third Row:- Phyllis Hennessey, Kathleen Holmesg Rose Hornerg Gwendolyn Howardg Nelson Howard Fourth Row:-Martha Howellg Colleen Ingramg Dorothy P, Isbell, Leila Craig lacksong Herbert Iacobson. Fifth Row:-Margaret Ienkinsp lean lohnsong Wayland Iohnsong lulian Iolkovslcyg Beverly Mae lordan. Sixth Row:-Fern Kellerq Muriel Kilpatrickg Iustine Koneg Marjorie Ann Kriegerg Bertha Kromer. Seventh How:-Iohn Lahourcadeg lerry Leopoldg Bettye Ruth Lindsey, Iohn Loydg Iohn B, McBurney. Bottom Row:-Evelyn McPeakg I, W, Marting Billy Matthiessenp Peter Anthony Meyerg Dorothy Ann Miller Page tj T1 fffffffffalum ' Each was presented immense peppermint stick - - all feasted on chocolate cake - - sandwiches 1 f cookies f f hot chocolate - - - February f - a St. Valentine party - - 1- In contest ot trans- lating familiar Latin phrases into English - - bell-ringers were N. A. Cleveland and lames Stone f f ' Then Little Theater was forsaken for cafeteria and choice refreshments - - sweets galore - f smooth chocolate - - f March f - Elmer I. Edwards and his mother entertained with de- lightful party at Woodlawn Lake pavilion - - savory Mexican food - - chill Coca-Colas ' f - April f ' country home ol Frederick Cfoeth was thrown open to Latin Club members - - mouth- watering barbecue provided tor outdoor ap- petites ' - - May f f climaxing event of biggest and best season in history f f garden party at home of Beverly Mae lordan f f best scholar in each Latin class awarded fascinating my- thology book - f - A sadly joyous time tor de- parting seniors - - real regret at leaving such happy times behind f f - I-laec olim meminisse juvabit. LATIN CLUB COMMITTEES Sticker Committee SYLVAN ALTER JEWEL C. BORDERS SARALEE ERWIN MORRIS STILLMAN MARVIN VEXLER Program Committee GLENN ALVEY MARY BETH BERTCH MORRIS STILLMAN MARVIN VEXLER Top Row:-Verlyn Miller, Elaine Mitchell, Mickey Moore, Nancy Morgan, Lillian Morse. Second Hows- Robert Muntord, Iohn Nall, limmie Nagel, Virginia Newman, Robert Nolen Third Row:- Virginia Ovenshineg Nancy Peterson, Lett Plauche, Ethel Poliakolt, Nancy Preece. Fourth Rowz- Mary Katherine Proctor, Bertha lane Robertsg Carolyn Rowg Charles Rowg James A. Schmulen. Fifth Row:-Marjorie Schuchardtg Ioan Scott, Freda Semaang Iohn R. Shawg Howard M. Shupp. Sixth Row:-Elorine Stansellg lames Stoney Panalee Thomsong Margie Thorneg Nancy lane Tinkle, Seventh Row:-- Mary Ann Trotterg Frances Truax, 'Tish Walker, Martha Ann Waltong Mary Io Weaver. Bottom Rowz- Ann Welchq Billy Wilson, Frances Witting, Iune Whittington, Lucia Dean Wyneken. Page 1 1 2 '7!wQwnJR ffffffaf -284 - - organized in l933 f ' with Mrs. Chadwick as charter sponsor f f Les Grands Prix creates firmer friendships - - sup- ports worthy school activities - - ' The grand rewards ' - ot such a club - f wonderful socials f f projects f - in which all have a share f f design- ing and making club stickers - f prime project tor year - - has been great fun - f f Members eagerly look forward to each meeting f f f Socials - ' have included - - delightful initiation party at Doris Miller's - - Doris - - Mary Proctor ' ' charming hostesses ' f ' Delicious meal f ' Boston baked beans and brown bread ' - served by Mrs. Miller - - sponsor Mrs. Bennett presided at head ot table - - ' Meeting in November - f at Virginia Ovenshine's - - sweet cider served - ' f luanita Masterson - - Mary Lee Caviness f - joint hostesses in December - - - Catharine Clay entertained with picnic lunch in lanuary - f f Under guidance ot Mrs. Bennett - - the L. G. P.'s - - are looking ahead. SPRING TERM OFFICERS DORIS MILLER President IUANITA MASTERSON Vice-President ETHEL KIRRY Secretary CATHARINE CLAY Treasurer VlRGlNlA HARRlS Sergeant at Arm: DOROTHY THIGPEN Parliarrientarian DOROTHY THIGPEN Historian SARAH MCGLOFLIN Chaplain EVELYN AIREL Reporter Top Row: -- Mary Katherine Proctor, Pres., Catharine Clay, Vice- Pres. Second Row:-- Doris Miller, Treas., luanita Masterson, Sgt.- at-Arms. Third How:-- Bertha lane Roberts, Hist. and Part., Virginia Ovenshine, Rep. Bottom Row:-Shirley Claxtong Sarah McGloflin, Page 113 With rapt regard tor roll-call routine, L. G. P.'s begin interesting session. +ffffff.EeGefwle67 ' At Miss Brunat's lovely Christmas social honoring her French Club members all have cleliqhtlul limo. .fe Uncle 4 ' - To study customs - f people ' - language - - of France f - Worthy ob- ject of French Club - f - Cid World customs - f traditions ' f atmosphere f ' hold, attention -' - of Le Cercle - f made significant - f by their study - ' mutual initiation into beauties of language - ' medium of culture f - through Miss Brunet's relation of first-hand experiences f f f Rare opportunity f - corresponding with French youth ' f learning experiences of a friend - f in a War-mad World - ' a fctwark of international friendship kept aglow in trying times - - - French Club has taken rtrcmtnent position - - among clubs at Jefferson - - benefiting the school f f in many ways - f - Project - - to build barbecue pit for use of f - entire student body - f conveniently located on school campus - ' f Initiation at Braclcenridge Park - - delicious Wieners - - potato chips - - cold drinks - - gay laughter f f as new members entertain old SPRING TERM OFFICERS Mlllfl lfllllfllf llhttlllfl' .nponm it Gl.iORGETTll COVO President IHTDRCTHY DONUELL Vice Prfnltdcnt UXCQUELINF CDVD Secretary MADELON GHltllAIt'I' Trearurcr Top Row:-Mins l..OUlL'lf' Brunet Sponsor Marilyn Glaze Prep: Lawrence Foster Vice-Pres: Cecile Burg Rec Secy and Cor Secy Second Row:4Madelori Gerhart Treas Pauline Christensen Parlg Rubilee Hutchinson, Sgt.-at--Armsg Dfiland Griffiths, l-list. Third Row:--lulian Iolkovsky, Hep., lnanita Clarice Bennett, Lucille Bigleyg Cathryn Ann Campbell. Fourth How: - Susan Cherry, Mariorie Clark, lda Clawson, Georgette Covo. Fifth Row:-- lacqueline Cove, Dorothy Dee Davis, Florence Dawe, Mary Dever Bottom How:-Dorothy Donnell, lean Gantt lesste Mina Hall, Elizabeth Hazeltine, l'uy0 Ill .L'a8!ww14 'fffffff members - - with le vous adore - - songs - - imitations - - ' December - f Miss Brunet 1 - charming sponsor - - compliments club f ' with Christmas social - - angel food cake - - ice cream - - another French Club success - ' - Annual gift of lovely poinsettias - - bestowed upon each member of faculty - f smiles of thanks - - sufficient reward - - - 'Save one for me -just one of many students anxious for some of those delicious French delicacies - - as yearly French pastry sale goes over f f with usual bang ' ' - Spring - - more fun for mem- bers at Wiener roast - - at lovely country home of Doris Williams - f all enjoy hot dogs ' - cold drinks - - f May - - final get-together - ' before long vacation - - luncheon - - at French cafe - - palates luxuriously tickled - - hearts filled with regret for losing those graduating - - filled with pride and happiness - f with the knowledge that they have spent f - another highly successful year. SPRING TERM OFFICERS-tCont'dl MARILYN GLAZE Sergeant-at Artur: CECILIQ RUHG Pitrlirirnoritiwriari l1Al.ANIlGRIl'l'ITllFS llmtorit in llll.lAN IOLKOVSKY Reporter Top Row: Roma Loc Henderson, Maryorie Iarnefa, Naomi Liang Second How: Dorothy Linden, Billie Longist, Iames Leslie Mc' llhcnnyg Valerie Marucheau. Third Row:-- Hazel Maverickg lean Mayhan, Sally Merriman, Doris Miller, Fourth Row:--Annabel Patten, Bob Pratt, Lucy lane Flicliersong Mariorie Nell Smith. Fifth How: f -Iohn Spencer, Grace Swimmeg Margie Thorneg Ann Welch. Bottom Row: --Iune Whittingtong Doris Tiffany Williamsg Bess Marie Woffordg lane Elizabeth York Page 115 French Club numbers relax under their brilliant poinnttias tor pleasant translation ot French - and carol. irir1tr1k1tr'k Healthy appetites and cheery smiles disperse spooks at M. I. R. Halloween social. ' :za MMMG R - ninety girls cease whispering f '- giggling ' f chatting f f when Mignon gavels the Martha jefferson Randolphs to order - f - Organized in 1932 - - to serve the school - ' with Mrs. Taliaferro proud charter sponsor f - - Name recently changed - - from Martha jefferson Randolph Debating So- ciety to Martha jefferson ftandolphs f f 'lfavorite daughters of Thomas jefferson f - f Objectives f ' to promote friendship among members - f to benefit school in every way possible - - - Project - - furnishing faculty reading room ' ' providing extra comforts tor teachers - - f Magazine rack installed this year - 1 f llostesses - - Doris - - Mary Hanes - - Georgette - - lacaueline ' ' jean ' ' entertained with social - - honoring new members ' f f Club room decorated in Hal- loween motif - f jack-o'-lanterns - - pumpkins f - black and orange cats - f yellow cosmos centerpiece f f f Refreshments - ' delicious chocolate f f tasty orange-frosted cupcakes - f - Girls charmed with delightful luncheon - f on SPRING TERM OFFICERS MHS. LEON E. 'l'ALlAFLIRltO Sponsor MlGNON GAST President RUFILEE HUTCHINSOTI f'ir::t Vif:eAPrf1:fident lil1l,.lQN LOCKHART Sriirond Vice- Prrvrzidoiit IACOUELINE COVO Secretary Top Row:--Mr.: Leon E Taliaferro Sponsor Mia: Helen Lockhart, Vice-Prev, Iacqueline Covo Sec y Doris Marie Hill, Treas., Rubilee Hutchinson, Pcrrl., ion Grist Prom, Second Row: Flilhr- Srriitherza, Sgt.-at'Armsg Margaret Clark, I-list. Third Rows- Hazel Lissnor, Rep., Evalyn Allison, Miriam Aten, Helen Ango. jessie Mae Bennett, Marjorie Lee Bielstein: Thekla C. Borders. Fifth Row:-Dorothy Ann Bowmer, Briggsg Mary Eanes Brophy, Mary lo Brown Sixth Burkhardtg Emily Lois Calvert, Kathryn Casper, Va Bottom Row:-Catherine Compton, Georgette Dromgoolep Doris Dunn Fourth Row: Biskampg jewel Mary Virginia Row: - Shirley leria Chadwick Covo, Frances: Page 116 0'7!wna4jeMw1an+++f+f+ Rainbow Terrace - ' - December - f annual banquet f - grandest affair of year 1 f girls among first to hear Bob Preston and famed band - - tables colorfully decorated - - red f f green f ' beautiful flowers f - attended by all members f - mothers - - Mrs. Taliaferro f f f Mignon Cfast - f Carolyn Row f f delightful host- esses at formal tea at Carolyn's home - 1- De- cember l2 - - sherbct - - cane ' - mints served - - happy voices ' - aay dresses everywhere f - a light-hearted mooti giervading all ' - f Feb- ruary social for winning team - f of Monticello sales contest -f f in which club won second of three high honors f - - Also Doris Hill f f Helen Lissner - ' lacauelinc Covo - - won free annuals ' ' f March invit uric-ri it :rice - - presidents of all girls' clubs in lefferson - - honorees - - gay laughter f - rustling dresses - f f Initiation in gay form at Helen Lissner's home - - exciting moments experienced by wary pledges f - f M. l, Rfs ' - will undoubtedly 1- ' soar to even greater heights. SPRING TERM OFFICERS-tCont'dJ DORIS MARIE HILI. Treasurer GHORGETTE COVU Serge-antsat Arm: HELEN LISSNER Parliamentariari l5ll.l.lli SMITHPIRS Hifztorian BABE ROANK Hr-porter Top Row: Arlene Adair Durbin, Saralee Erwin, lane Holt, Rose llornor, Second How: H Eve.-lyri Iohnsong lean loneisg lean Katzg Lucille Kaufman. Third Row: - Helen Lirsrsnerg Audrey Mills, Rose- mary Mus-fllorg Dorothy Nye Fourth Row:-- Kathryn Olson, Dorothy Parker Dorothy Rau, Virginia Ridgeway Filth Row: - Babe Roane, Ginger Roane, Carolyn Row, loyce Elaine Saunders Sixth How:- Inez Sherman, Virginia She-rmang Doris Stamps, Grace Swimme. Bottom Row:---V Patricia Terrell, Yvonne Varos, Frances Wittingg Rem: Marie Wofford, Carolyn Yoakam. l'r1gi- 11 7 Beaming Mignon und Sponsor Taliaterro head table ut lovely pledge breakfast. ff+f+1444e2'14ml0 lffafuflfa .Skellan .fdwafuf - - dedi- cated to school service ' - organized - f Feb ruary + - l932 f - named in honor of wife ol Thomas lefferson - f - Beloved sponsor then and now ' f Mrs. Hicks f f - Constitutional objectives - f acquainting members with various types of literature - - creating better social understand- ing among classmates - - practicing good par- liamentary usage - - helping members to speak with ease before an audience - f promoting worthwhile school activities - - - Project - - beautifying Skelton Pixtio - - brilliant beauty spot - f with its lovely ilagstone walks - - lily- clad pool 1- - and a bewildering variety oi rare and beautiful flowers f - asset and complement to lefferson's beauty f f ' Capable officers lead Skeltons through prosperous year ' ' - Girls selected as members - - possess good character - - and talents - - susceptible to development into something of merit - - - Members are SPRING TERM OFFICERS MR? 'l'llIQItESA 'I' IIICKS Sporirptz KATIIEHIIIE Hlgfll PIQHSTOT. President MAHTHA SEBHIQIQ l'tr:1t Vice-PM-:-:ide-rit MARY LGU WILLIAMSON Second Vice Pre-:ardent HLJSL MARIE NAUSCI-IU'l'.f fifcordtrig Se-:rt-tary VALEHIA NACKII Corn-fxportdiriq Ijfturt-tary Top Row: Mtn, 'Llleresti 'I' flick: tlportgzory lfltttlivfririt- ll'-rtdurrsort Pres, Ida Mae lilauschutz lst Vice Pres Second Row: Barbara Edwards 2nd Vice-Pres Hose Martvt N-.iuscfiiitz Hr-c S+-cy Valeriti Nacke Cor Sf-cy Anne Sweet Tre-ct.: Third Row: Margaret Griesenbeclc, Parl., Iuntf Whittington, Sgt.-atAr:r1.,, Marion Belle Reese, Chaplaing Evelynn Adams Fourth Row: Maxine Akin, Barbara Anderrsong Eleanor Banks, Mary lo Banks Fifth Row: '- Fluth Beakley, EtltelBenm1tt, Betty lane Birkliead, Beverly Blanchard Sixth Row: ---loyce Bootlt, Norrie Brett, Polly Brett, Beverly Brice Seventh Row: Suzy Briscoe, Roulyne Browne Estelle- Callmrz, Estelle Cappuynu Bottom Row: Be-rlette Cty! Luellti Clayton, Betty Collins lean Collin. Page' 1 1 fs' '70 feffzndonl Beauiq among most outstanding girls - -' ol student body - - colonel cadet sponsor - - editor-in-chiet of Annual - - managing editor ot school paper - - various class officers - - competent Skeltons - - as well as many members ot National Honor Society - - and large number of R. O. T. C. spon- sors ' - - All these attest that club develops leadership and initiative - - - Skeltons 1 1' clever saleswomen ' - loyal supporters ot Monticello sale - - rewarded by winning one ot three high honors - f - Slaeltons have izniaue honor f - ot being one and only club - - to have its own song - - written and composed by member f f pianist Anne Sweet ' - - Club enjoys distinctive socials f f at homes of members f - f Fall social - - welcomes new members - - makes home and lawn of Leila Craig lackson f - center ot Skel- tons' attention - - while members enjoy de- licious food - - - Annual show f - Skelton Majestic f ' success - - lUU-girl chorus f - led by SPRING TERM OFFICERS-tCont'dl BETTY IANE BIHKHEAD Treasurer IUNL WHl'l'TlNGTON Sergeant at Arms MAllGAHliT GRIESENBHCK Parliaritentarian IANE ROGERS Hifztoritin MARION BELLE REESF Chaplain MARY IANL CULLEY CULLINAN ltlflpwflvt Top Row: Mary lane Culley Cullman, Mary Cunninghamg Marie Davey Second Row:e Dorothy Dee Davisg Harriette Donzisg Fae Downen. Third Row:-A Mary Earlyg Olive Lynn Evansg Nancy Elaine Fischer, Barbara Foreman. Fourth How:- lessie Mina Hall. lanice Halter, janet Harris, Iolan Henning. Fifth Row:iBetty Hallett, Madelyn Hornerg Virginia Hornorg Colleen Ingram. Sixth Rowzf- Ianie lngramg Leila Craig lacksong Beverly Mae lordang Velma Hay Kay. Seventh Row:-Ioyce Kirklandg lustine Koneg Beth Lane, Lenice Larkin, Bottom Howz- Lucille Larkinj Sarah Lea, Billie Longist, Valerie Marucheau Page '119 ir'k1tr1tr'k fffffaf.!.7aqaJ14ncl4' l lean Marie Thrift - - sing club song - f give one-act play - - The Finger of God - f starring lack I-lebdon - ' Marjorie Hays - - Sandy Loh- man - - Those Old Sweethearts of Mine f - read by loe Mike 1- - parodies Riley's well- known favorite - ' Monette Shaw + - guest artist - f grand finale f - chorus sings Oh, Iohnny, Oh - - students judge presentation - - one of best staged this year - ' ' Impressive spring social at home of Sarah Lea - - where everyone partakes heartily of delicious sandwiches - - potato chips - - frosty cokes - - - First Saturday in May f - Skelton red-letter day - - annual banquet - - honoring graduating seniors - - floral decorations - - pink and green - - club's colors - - make farewell feast - f one of beauty - ' as well as enjoyment - - intermingled with sadness - - - Tearful voices - - ' Proud of their year of success and accomplishment. CHAIRMEN OF SKELTON COMMITTEES Membership Committee LDA MAE NAUSCHUTZ Hospitality Committee MARION BELLE REESE Executive Committee KATHERINE HENDERSON Program Committee MARY LOU WILLIAMSON Sticker Committee IUNE WHITTINGTON Top Rowzkliatheryn Mayer, Hazel Melancon, Annelle Melick, Second Row:-Sally Merriman, Dorothy Ann Miller, Verlyn Miller, Fairfax Nesbit, Third Row:-Carrie Newton, Elaine Oellinger, Dorcas Outwin, loyce Rader, Fourth Row:-Lucy lane Richersonq Margie Riggins, Mary Louise Riney, lane Rogers. Filth Row:- Martha Virginia Rogers, lean Saunders, Martha Sebreeg Carolyn Lucille Smith. Sixth Row:-Virginia Smithg Florine Stansellg Marjorie Stilleg Dorothy Sultenfuss. Seventh Row:-lean Marie Thrift, Nancy lane Tinkle, Mary Ann Trotter, Mary Lou Uglem, Bottom How:-Anita Walters, Gloria Wells, Doris Tiffany Williams, Lucia Dean Wyneken. Page 120 'ifwnqf' iqhhffffff eg ' - f chartered in l933 - - then thirteen brilliant members ot Mrs. Weaver's classes - - - Still outstanding group - - now ably sponsored by Miss Durrett - - - During tall term Miss Wanda Graham - - charter member of club - f spoke f ' ol La Villita restoration f f ' Her suggestion - - that the club Write plays f '- for the puppet shows now being sponsored f f was approved - - - During book Week the Scrib- blers sponsored a contest - - awarding a prize of one dollar to the student making the best book poster - - - Developing creative ability - - ol members - - by interpretive attempts - - in the various literary torms - - learning at least a smattering - f of literary art - - are prime objects - - of the Scribblers f - ' Social functions are also all-important - - lovely social in March ' - at home of lanet Harris - - - Scribbling Scribblers - -' indeed an unusual group. SPRING TERM OFFICERS MISS FLORENCE DURRETT Sponsor IANE ROGERS President MARGARET GRIESENBECK Vice-President MARY ANN TROTTER Recording Secretary DOROTHY DAVENPORT Corresponding Secretary DOROTHY RAU Treasurer IOHN HUTCHINS Sergeant-at-Arms IANET HARRIS Parliamentarian lOHNNIE LEE WORD Reporter Top Row: f-f'A Miss Florence Durrett, Sponsor, Iirn McCaldin, Pres., Margaret Clark, Vice-Pres., lane Rogers, Rec. Sec'yg Dorothy Rau, Cor. Sec'y. Second How: -f-- Anita Walters, Treas., Robert E Megee, Ir., Parlg Iohn Nall, Sgt.-at-Arms, Dorothy Davenport, Repg Fleecie Ann Belcia. Third Row:-Doris Elaine Biggs, Louis Polk Bishopg Iohnnie Boyle, Roslyne Browne, Mary Cunningham. Fourth Row:-Hester Davenport, Marion Findlay, lean Gantt, Margaret Griesenbeck, Ianet Harris. Fifth Row:-Katherine Henderson, Iohn Hutchins, Herbert Iacobson, lean Iones, Velma Ray Kay. Sixth Row:-Iustine Kone, Marjorie Ann Krieger, A. C. Leske, Bettye Ruth Lindsey, lane Marx. Seventh Row:-Rose Marie Nauschutz, Marion Belle Reese, lean Ann Snell, Pauline Stillman, Anne Sweet. Bottom Row:-Mary Ann Trotter, Frances Veatclig Frances Witting, Dorothy Ann Wright, Carolyn Yoakam Page 121 Soft-smiling Scribblers are provoked to mirth by Secretory Iune's scribbled minutes. J o if af if if ff tr m4f2eaJSc!malPawm Slnutors listen intently to Driving Do'i and Don'ts, outlined by Lieutenant Arrowood. Senafe fbedalfbzg - - lineal def scendant f - Congress Club of Main Avenue School f 1 f Boisterous from birth in '32 ' - the Senate early forsook swaddling clothes - - early became a lefferson power - - f One of richest clubs f f in material ' - ability - - accomplish- ments - - tradition - - work carried on from year to year - - by leading boys - - f Developing character - f being of service to school - - foster- ing initiative - - scholarship - f leadership - - these are its objectives - - -' Senate has con- tributed a full share - - in making the school more beautiful - f by improving Senate Patio f - with its beautiful sun dial - - erected by Senate f f 1937 - - as memorial to beloved charter sponsor ' - friend of all Iefferson f - Mr. E. E. Edwards f 1- f Project - - to add hedges - - new walks f - flowers - f to Senate Patio - ' - Interest in social life - ' deep as other activities - - f Affairs enjoyed by all - f social at Iohnnie SPRING TERM OFFICERS MR R W. ARROWUOD Sponsor REA VER KINSIII. President IDUANE Hl'l'CHCOCl'l Vice-Pri-:ardent LOUIS HORNOH Corresponding Secretary WEBB CARNES Recording Serfre-tary Top How:-Mr. Roy Arrowood, Sponsor, Bill Allen, Preis, Robert E Megee, lr., VicefPres., Ioe Mike Culliriari, Rec. Secy. Second How:i Louis Hornor, Treasg A. C Leske, Parl, Iohri Bankzz, Sgt at- Armsg Gordon Swope, Hist. Third Row:-Iohnnie Boyle, Marzcotg Billie Longist, Mascotg Frances Thomas, Mascotg Barto Arnold, lr. Fourth How:-William N. Beachyg Billy Bennett, Russell Bertcli, Walter Bielstein. Fifth Bow:-Mark Browne, Bille Busby, Cole Carnes, Webb Carnes. Sixth How: -lack Cosnerg Sam Cunning- hamg Frank Lacy Dicksong Elmer I Edwards: Seventh Row:- Frederick Goethg Paul Harrison, lack Hebdon, Bob Heller Bottom Row:-Duane Hitchcockg Bill Hollaway, Robert Holzucliulter, Charles Hornbergerg Frank Irwin. Page ' 122 .Shanq0 riff-iff Boyle's - - beauteous mascots - - lohnnie - - Billie Longist - - Frances Thomas - - hostesses - 1 delicious refreshments of punch and cookies - ' f November - f social in armory - - with new members as hosts - - - Christmas party at Harry Swearingen's - - given by members who had sold fewer than three annuals f - in honor of winners who had sold three or more annuals - - in Monticello campaign - ' f Free annuals the prize for President Bill Allen and Bruce Meador - - - Senate triumphant winner - - for eighth successive year ff - of Monticello contest f - f Everyone attentive as lit Arrowood f f brother of our own Mr. Arrowood 1 - Mr Rogers 1 - Mr. lvey ' - spoke on topics ot sate-ty - - school activi- ties - - f The Senate is robust and vigorous 1- f full of promise tor future - ' mindful of its historic past - f ever striving onward - f under the care- ful guidance - - of their able sponsor + - Mr. Arrowood - - Senate will reach even greater heights. SPRING TERM OFFICERS-tCont'dJ A C. LHSKII 'l'T'l'K1SLII'tf'l' IGH McMOl-tliblli Hintoritui IACK HEBIUON Pfzrliamentariaii IOHN H, SHAW Reporter ClfCll. HUTLEIBGII Sf-rq.-uint at-Arm.: Top Row: vMillard Iudsoit, lit-aver Kimmel, Robert Kipp, Iohn Laliourcadc--, lra Lieberirian. Second Row: -- Roy McCaldin, lames Leslie Mcllhenny, lore McMordie, Henry Marks, Third Rowze- Bruce Meador, Bill Menefeep llal Miller: Charles Mueller, Fourth Row: Myatt Naylor Fred Oliver lack Onion, lim Collins Onion, Fifth Row: --Albert Orsiriger, Iohn Bob Payne, Clifton Power, George Prucha Sixth How: Wright Riley, Charles Row, Cecil Rutledge, Bryan Schiller Seventh Row:-Iohn Fl Shaw, Pat Shovlin, Harry Swearingeri, Iohn Taylor. Bottom Rowzff Tom Taylor, Bobby Tom, Iohn Uhr, iid Walthall, Toni Walthall, Page 123 Hebdon serves girl guests as auger Senators curb their thirst temporarily. 'Ir ffffffffgwlfhu' ' Well may beaming Mrs. Hickman be proud of her charming charges. 8 - - the fun- Ioving Shakes began another year - - lull of excitement and enthusiasm f - all members are very proud of their club - - - A worthwhile pro- ject - -' to place pink and red Radiance roses f f from building to bus stop - - - Objective - - to assist special cases of Christmas Cheer f - and to assist in all other school service - - - Excite- ment and lun began with social - - at Doris Biggs's home - - hostefssos Dorothy Ann Wright f f Ann Welch - - Frances: Thomas f - - A hush - - all chattering storirped - - olticers were sworn in f - f Doris Biggs ably began work as leader of club f -' f Then happy f - good-natured con- fusion reigned ' f all enjoyed delectable refresh- ments ' f cake heaped with icing - f Shake- speare decorations ' - bubbly ginger ale - - sherbet f f f Shakes were proud of their many prominent senior members - - including presi- dent of Senior Class - - three Lieutenant-Colonel sponsors - -' Senate - - Hayne f f left mascots SPRING TERM OFFICERS MHS MARY E HICKMAN Sponsor DOHIS ELAINE BIGGER President FRANCES THOMAS First Vice-President BETTY LOU DAHLBERG Second Vice-President ANN WELCH Recording Secretary DOROTHY ANN WHIGIIT 'Treasurer Top How:- Mrs. Mary E. Ilickrrian Sponsor, Doris Elaine Biggs, Presg Frances Thomas, lst Vice-Pres, Betty Lou Dahlberg, Zml Vice-Pres. Second Hows- Ann Welch, Hec. Secy, Dorothy Ariri Wright, Treasg lean Gantt, Parl., Mary Pat Kenney, Sgt -at-Armv, leraldirie I-Ieirn, Hist. Third Row:iStella Mae Paschal, Rep, lohnnie Boyle, Frances Brinkrneyer, Frances Browne, Bette Calhoun Fourth Row:-- Virginia Calhoung Cathryn Ann Carripbellg lean Cartg Susan Cherryg Dorothy Davenport, Fifth Row:-- Mary Dever, lane Donnellg Martha Donnell, Elizabeth Dwyer, Patricia Dwyer Sixth Row:-Louise Ewingg Iearine French, Peggy Friedrich, Anne Gcrinesg Madelon Gerhart Bottom Rowz- Phyllis Hennessey, Martha Howell, Edith Iarrell, Kathleen Iersig, Lorene Ierfzig Page 124 ffffaffff - - - Club was organized in old Main Avenue f f f Sponsorship now held by competent and de- voted Mrs. Mary Hickman f ' f Christmas social at leraldines home - f hostesses ' f Betty Lou Dahlberg - - lean Gantt - - Patsy Kenney - - Margie Thorne f f 1 Price ot admission f - one toy for Christmas cheer baskets - - refresh- ments - ' cake f - punch - - salted-nuts - - mints f - club girls' favorites - - f February 1 - swing- sters swung into action - - left-Shake dance f f Shake colors ' - red - - white - f Valentine decorations - - - April - f gaily refreshing spring evening dance ' - happy vcices - - smiling faces ' - frilly dresses f f all intcriiiinglcd f f beautifully decorated gym f f - May f - tears in parting 1- f joy in looking to the future - - sophomores and juniors honored graduating seniors f f at ban- quet - f delicious food f f farewell speeches f ' encouragement to members - f thanks to senior officers ' f thus ended unforgettable year f ' of Well-planned Work f f with cooperation of every member. SPRING TERM OFFICERS-tCont'dl MARY PAT KENNEY Sergeant-eat-Arnis lEAN GANTT Parliamentarian IERALDINE lllflM Historian MARGIE THORNII Chaplain STELLA MA E PASCHAL Reporter Top Row: f-V lean lohnson, Aubrey Keating, Fern Keller, Elizabeth Ann Kenney. Second Row: -Muriel Kilpatrick, LeClaire Leslie, Mary Maverick McGarrauqh, Hazel Maverick, Mickey Moore Third Rowz- Betsy Morris, Bettie Lee Morris, Eunice Gray Morris, Kathryn Nelson, Amory Oliver. Fourth Row:-Louise Pardueg leanette Pressly, Saralie Pricep Betty Rogersg Christine Rogers. Fifth How:-Amelie Rutherford, Anne Sheldon, Gerry Smith, Christine Sniderg Virginia Spencer Sixth Row:-lulia Starr, Betty lane Thorng Margie Thorneg Tish Walker, Rebekah Webb. Bottom Row:- lune Weltyg Helen L. Wliiteg Helen M. Whiteg Carolyn Wrightg Tommie Lou Ziegler. Page 125 A study in bright laces ot admirers ot Shakespeare, lun the principal understudy. 'kttirktt Huroino lalls into manly arms ol hero Miles in Thespiun mallet- drummer. 19 P - - a dream tultilled - - is Thespian lsland f ' lovely trontal approach to our beautiful school - f cynosure ot visitors' eyes ' - beautiful pansy bed in shape ot large HT f - does justice to its position in letterson's picture ot beauty - - - Skilltully planned - - well kept - - under close and constant direction ot capable sponsor f f Mr. Frederick Abbott - - this project has been nicely executed by these students ot histrionics - f f Club devoted to practice in dra- matic art - - love and frpprefvifrtion ot the drama - - interest in observinfz parliamentary methods ot transacting and developinfr culture f - - Since its beginning in Iettersorfs early days ot l932 - - as continuation ot the Dramatic Club at Main Avenue High School ' f Thespians have grown even more sturdy - f because ot their trans- planting ' - - Capably - f directly - ' and worthily enacted - - by members - f one new play is presented monthly f f ' Socials - - attended en SPRING TERM OFFICERS MR t'ttl1lJlQl-NCLH AISBUTI' Sponsor MARILYN GLAZL Prefsidr-nt t'lfClI,lI ttllttfl Vife Pre'iitf'::' ANNtf'l'Tl'I SllllNNUN Recording Sr-cretviry GRACE STlLLll Trcasurrr Top Row:w- Mr. Frederick Abbott, Sponsorg Cecile lliira Pres, Pauline Christensen, lst Vice-Pres, Second Row: Marcelinr- Sizemore, Rec. Sec'yg Grace Stille, Sgt -at-Arms, Jeanne Thoinpzzon, I-list. Third Row:-Gloria Actong Ioy Brady, Mary Eugenia Bush Fourth Rowz- Helen Cure, Ida Clawfzon Maxine Chastain Bottom Row:-Margaret Louise Cashp Eula Mae Dabney Vera Ezzell Illljll' IJH ,Gulch 7a Sdmalu Eeamfq at af if masse on a special bus - - are likewise monthly events - - f Gracious hostesses to members were leanne Thompson in October - - Barbara Town- send in November - - Ruth McDonald in De- cember - f - lanuary - ' Thespians were received by Margery Hayes f - f February - f Marilyn Glaze was hostess f - - Special highlight ot this successlul season f f was the skating party held in February where lrrfsc members - f had such a good time they forgot they were tired ' f from marching in the Stock Show parade -' f f March f - Lillian Grigorchtik gracious hostess - + f leiterson's aspirantf: to Hollywood ' f Broadway careers f f are Thespian members f - who cap- tivated audiences witl: performance of f ' She Was Only A Farmers Daughter ' - brilliant take-oft on past mode ol acting - f over-dramatic moments - - prolonged movements - f f Show was by lar f f best ever f f proved that Thespians - f are tops, SPRING TERM OFFICERS -KCout'dl LOIS FRATICLS WOLSTQH Sergoanteat-Arms V FRA EZZELL Parliairirrntarian lllANNlf 'l'HOMPtlCDN Historian MARGARET FRANCES IONES Reporter Top Row: Salina Gentry Katie Hill Margaret Frances Ionrxr Second Row: Margaret Knolk Mariorie Ann Krieger, Bettyo Rtttli Lindsey, Third How:-Evelyn Mcpeak, Lillian Morseg Barbara Keith Mclntosli. Fourth How: Virginia Newmang Lorraine Rosen- tlialg Annette Shannon, Bottom Row:'- Marjorie Stearnsp Barbara Ann Townsendg Lois Frances Wolstong Earline Yaeger. Vuyr' 12? l Sponsor Abbott explains procedure as Thespions elect ollicnrs f++++ff+!VameJ4aa'7!mJia Minutes at previous meeting prove highly amusing to assembled Thuliuns. - - named for Thalia - f Greek muse of poetry f ' the Thalian Literary Club ' - was organized ' ' 1934 - - under leader- ship of capable sponsor f - f Promotion of friend- ship - - among students - - our project f - ' De- velopment ' - of personality - f in each member - f thoroughly stressed - - by effective speakers ' f Miss Helen McGrath f ' on care and style of hair f - other speakers - f on complexion f ' cosmetics ' -f ' Girls intermingle f - at carefree picnic - - VVoocIlawn Lake scene ' ' autumn crispness - - foot-long hot dogs f ' Coca-Colas - - potato salad - - fritos f - cakes - - appease after-school appetites - - - Initiation of new members f - at Ieanne Bowden's - ' more fun - - ' Yuletide party - ' with holiday spirit - - at Margaret's f - - George Washington game party ' ' one of fun f f and skill - ' f Numerous gay events f - f Luncheon ' f for seniors f ' beautifully carried out - - sad farewells - f glad congratu- lations f f f Mothers honored - - at charming tea f f - Another year - f comes to a close. SPRING TERM OFFICERS MISS RUTH HARVICK Sponsor BETTY BLANCHARD President PATRICIA TWITCHELL V1cePre::ident PANALEE THOMSON Recording Secretary HARRIET DUBINSKI Treasurer IEANNE BOWDEN Sergeant-at-Arms FRANKIE WATTERS Parliamentarian MARY MARGARET HENDRICKSGII Reporter Top Row:-Miss Ruth Harvick, Sponsorg Betty Blanchard, Pres, Ieanne Bowden, Vice-Pres. Second Row:-Frankie Watters, Rec. Se-c'yg Harriet Dubinski, Tre-asf Mary Katherine Proctor, Hist. and Rep. Bottom Row:-Margaret Bonnettg Mary Margaret Hendrick' song Patricia Twitchell. Page 128 A' , . -'i ni ,EV Jim ,QA 1 ' L.. ' f' 1 l i :: ' gQf 'imf-iif'gLr'tl-WA u n yn ll ima' ' 5 -1 K School Galmdfm fContinuod from January 3-With firm resolutio . . refreshed outlook . , we dive headfirst into momentous 'l s l lO-Homebodies .1 s o . . at World of Tomorrow . . thru Mr. Friedri .- . ll-Cold cash lton money ter th Finger of God d dance successful Ma estic I2-lunior girls s emselv ir e ball tourna I 'I r ' e 'I , . '. v - ' , A - Qi , . vi.. t -, ,o e - .. 1 vm, V X S 'hh' . ' f' l 2 13: 'Str . ly ' ment. - .' 1-id. xi . ' U ' 13-At state-wide - - me me 1 I-f 'n M --4, riff . . win second place j Q 'H 1 , I A 'S 'Ur - E: -1,252 ' .N ' e -, ,f -,lf Q -1- . . ' -li- ..,.! 'ire 5.1. .4 ' ..L I -. -A . '. - . ' N an ' Ieff quintet auspiciously ope ason . . with 19-16 blackout of een schools l3-Some new in Texas sel t 13-Eagles ho robin x ,A A QA ,first etball round 13- Tech . . out to upset dope that inexperience has them in for bad season. l9-Sophomores get cold reception . . registration day . . coldest weather in ten years . . frozen fish . . frost-bitten juniors . . ice- encased seniors . . thaw from room to room. 19-Company A . . produces A-l football team . . harvests intramural championship, '22-Novelty . . beauty . . Iefferson's first snowfall . . propositions . . coniugations suffer mental postponement . . as snowballs fly and snowmen reign for a day. 24-Wallace shows up as our Nags hand Tech five , . another lash- ing . . 22-21. 25-New sophs get welcome from Mr. Rogers . . many degrees warmer than elements gave . . rhetorician Iack Hebdon at assembly. 25-After surmounting musical difficulties . . girls corral their men . . Student Council Dance becomes a rip-snorter for shy he-man wallflowers. 27-Pulled up by their own bootstraps . . Mustangs tie Eagles for first in basketball series. 27-Upset . . Champion Voks' apples scatter as Nags lambast them 25-13. February l-Six Iefferson students . . take honors in Texas Music Festival at Mineral Wells. 2-Gail Borden Ill . . remembered as host to Lassos . . at Waldorf- Astoria breakfast in New York . . honored with review of Lassos . . band . . sponsors . . R. O. T. C. 5-lane Withers arrives to spend week as guest of San Antonio- and Iefferson. 6-Class of 1940 picks its emblems . . red and gold the colors . . cardinal red rose the flower . . motto for conquering seniors He conquereth who thinks he can. 7-M. I. R.'s fete their . . super salesmen members of winning Monticello sales foray team. 8-Boon to library browsers . . bane of glare . . godsend . . Venetian blinds in library . . put S187 out of red . . by P. T. A. Vaudeville and play success. 10-hlollywood's ambassador to Jefferson . . Iane Withers . . showered with honors . . emerging . . after special review and drill . . honorary R.O.T.C. colonel . . Lasso . . a true Iefferson favorite. l2-Voks again tumble . . under Mustang spell 33-26 . .lo,s'pur Nags to first place tie. f f ' 12-Musical proficiency . .tprompts Halbig . . Bartlett . , .Alexander 13-French Club wines their circle. 17-Traditional attire of blue . . will l7-Fiery words Houston . , to I8-Band goes on from McAllen. lB-Conquering in Rips's ad-writing best by Quill 18-Solemn rites . . day of our Alma 19-Class ol 1942 . . , a find dines - . new picks motto-reminder lf you fail to prepare prep re . . chooses silver-blue . . gains fortitude with new Page 129 page 752 20-Precision and snap . , in the at Defense Week assembly. 20-A 20-18 score spells doom for the Voks's crown . . Doom . on such a fine showing at the 20-Banqueted royally . . football on laurels . , after E. H. R.'s had been delightful hostesses in home economics room. 21-Crescendo . . diminuendo . . Federal Symphony Orchestra . . especially the energetic kettle drummer . . conducted by Walter Dunham . . entrances us with fine music . . becomes further entrenched as favorites. 28-War on swappers! . . Declaration howitzers open up . . in big issue devoted exclusively to safety drive. 28-Connoisseurs treat . . others at well-rushed counter . . French Club pastry sale is sell-out. March 2-Victoria gets glimpse . . Ieff's ace netsters . . . Hickman . Urlrick . . Hamilton . . swing out in tourney. 4-Senior Class . . will leave living memento . . gift to be con- tribution to Iefferson's beauty . . colorful azalea bed. 7- That's correct . . that's absolutely correct . , between two one-act plays . . lunior show features battle of wits . . between bright juniors. 7-Slap-happy hayseeds . . jig to as Lassos honor cheer-leaders . year dance. sponsors . . drill team's exhibition the Nag five . . gives the Eagles . who would have given us odds season's beginning? squad finally settles back to rest in rustic gym . . another popular leap- 7-Washington and Lee U. . we begin to write our own through our activities. 12 wire lisping annual , how 15-Iefferson make 15-Fan i t .cops 16-Dolly Madisons . , make merry . . at delightful luncheon. 16-With practiced precision . . drill team . . steps off another brilliant victory in Houston. 20-Lost and Found exhibits unclaimed clothing in hall , . coats, purses redeemed by grateful losers. 21- Fine music fills the air . . . Orchestra assembly acquaints students with world of musical culture, 21-With polished rifles . . well-drilled cadets . . bring Ieff honors in gruelling ordeal of Federal Inspection. 25-Debater Naff hoists victory pennant again . . takes first honors in American Legion District contest. 25-Rare plants break into glorious bloom . . our patios a Ioseph's coat . . of multi-hued brilliance. 26-Finished performances . . turned in . . as school previews our one-act play entry in the dramatics contest. 26- Put Your Little Foot . . other folk dances . . add piguant touch to Student Council tea dance. 28-Senior class selects . . the invitation . . to herald to their friends . . their triumphant . . albeit muted . . exodus. 28-Panting athletes . . exert themselves . . for best efforts . . to pace field in track competition . . at Ieff track. 29-A growing conflagration of words . . debates . . extemporaneous speeches . . declamation . . . Iefferson's representatives make themselves heard in halls of arch-rival Brackenridge . . at Inter- scholastic League Literary contest. 29-Gala affair . . M.I.R. invitation dance . . honoring Iefferson's club presidents. ' 29-Wildest excitement . . proud hearts thump a paean of joy . . knees become momentarily weak . . when ninety-eight new members of National Honor Society . . receive news of their election. fContinuod on page 2063 . A . xx 76-I :ln FV!'r'! 'g1- o ' A , I . . J. '! ' q'-K 'tfj ,Yr fldftx-41.4 ml., 'J-Q' 'Q lf! 'Lf ' J, 4 ' .V v I N j I I Qs 4 - :J 0-L l' fi 1 'U' .. ,fa fm U W. MM + , - '- WM ,, .1 ' ' ' . I p , U,yN ' f h ' - 3 I , , gVkA'L - 5 45.,A,l I ln'4'L' ' IA-1 V 0 Ar Yff ' l,Ay-Ja 3 W fi A B ' -- ' . .4 . - U ' fu JUG I-+1 ' 'K 1 U, -4 ,.u.w, ' L . I :f'1.A,q Y H' xx JL, -V , X u . 'Nl J -1 V' ' I I ' 5,0 4 - Xi ' Afifs l, fx , if -:Lf vi- H' vc ' f. fu '51-f '- 'JL x 1 ' ' 71 J N , 1 1 f' Kykvl, f,,', 1 Fl ' Ai 'fl ,lx .-.. N. , , A x f , -N , , 1 Q . x . 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II IIIIII II II IIIIIP S IIIIIIIIIIII ivviN :'::'.: 'vu-V35 The bugler blares out 'lAssembly 1 1 1 Cadets rush from all sides 1 1 to the parade grounds 1 1 to begin their review 1 1 1 Sergeants bawl out orders 1 1 officers frantically call l'Attent 1 The hubbub ceases 1 1 lefferson's army 1 1 is ready t A ss in Review 1 1 1 Left-right 1 1 left-right 1 1 perfect tl Q-A M clockwork 1 1 the organization is a truly magnif' - It t 1 1 1 Snow-white gloves 1 1 flash back and forth 1 1 Sunli I t glistens 1 1 sparkles 1 1 on the polished brass of uniform buttons and buckles 1 1 shining sabers 1 1 1 Seven company banners 1 1 proudly carried of their respective groups 1 1 ripple in the breeze 1 cadets 1 1 the men 1 1 of tomorrow 1 1 are learning of co-o on and citizenship learnin y their superi v execute orders promptly 1 1 m their own of their ability 1 1 to do their all times portant part' 1 in all R.O.T.C. activities 1 1 the band 1 reviews 1 1 1 Trooping the line 1 1 setting the step'77it ble to the organization 1 1 1 Well may lefferson be proud 1 1 of her R. O.T. C. 1 1 from the last private in the rear ranks 1 1 to the colonel officer and sponsor. Po ffffk' Siafjffaf fxtxdqf Front Row: Col Hiitcliina, Col Sponsor Cunningliam, Liout Col. Lesko, Liout Col. Sponsor Wriglit, Limit. C I M q L 1 Col. Sponsor Riaqm, Maior Findlay Mayor Sponsor Roman, Captain Swopf-, Captain Sponsor Evans, Capta R tl C pt Sponsor Thorne, Captain Hornbcrger, Captain Sponsor Beederg Captain Hostettorg Captain Sponsor Holmes L t C l S ianq' Limit Col Morrow, Maior Ioseph B. McShane, Comriiandant of Cadets. Back Rowe- Stall Sgt. Wong, 2 d L t B tatlYSgt..Li'bbyp'Master Sgt. Bill Barrettq 2nd Lieut. Hollingswortlig Staff Sgt. Robinson, Staff Sgt, Pugli, Stall Sgt S l ll St It qt. Dye-r, Znd Lieut Kin el M t Sat I h C l ' l'ug1e' I. , 14 ,, CIS SY - . O V1 O VIH. INDIVIDUAL PICTURES Top Row: Cornmandant .... ..rr...r.,. M AIOR IOSEPH B. MCSHANE Colonel ..r..r..r.. ...r........,. I OHN HUTCHINS Colonel Sponsor .....,.,.... ...,.... M ARY CUNNINGHAM Lieutenant Colonel r,..i..i. Lieutenant Colonel Sponsor ......t... Lieutenant Colonel .....t....... . . Lieutenant Colonel Sponsor .... Maior ..,..,.r....,,.i..... Major Sponsor ....,... . . . Bottom Row: Captain ....i,..... Captain Sponsor .t.. Captain ,..,,.t.,,. Captain Sponsor .... Captain ..,..i,..... Captain Sponsor . . . Captain .....,..,.. Captain Sponsor .. .............A.C.LESKE DOROTHY ANN WRIGHT . . .ROBERT E. MEGEE, IR. .DORIS ELAINE BIGGS . . . .MARION FINDLAY . MARION BELLE REESE . . . . .GORDON SWOPE . . . .OLIVE LYNN EVANS ROTH . . . . . .MARGIE THORNE CHARLES HORNBERGER . . . .CATHERINE BEEDER , . . . . .CARL HOSTETTER . .BARBARA HOLMES Major Sponsor ..,..V......,. 4m1'BaJfz'aliwSz'aff+ if ir if if if 'A' 'Ir 'k 'A' if 'lr G OI' L NOR Front Row: - - Lieut Col. Lauterstein, Lieut Col Sponsor Premly, Mayor Natt M 1 Sg Lonqisstg lst Lieut. Hebdon, 1s1 Lieut. Sponsor Whitnngton, 1.11 Lieut Iacobson, 1:1 Lie 1 Sponsor Harrisg lst Lieut. Adams, lst Lieut Sponsor Davenport, 1.11 Lieut 512111,-1, 1:21 L10 1 Sy Qsor Swimme Back Row: - Staff Sgt Cazsseb Staii Sq! Spencer inmvmum. Picrumzs Top Row: Lieutenant Colonel .1....4....,..14.. MALCOLM LAUTERSTEIN Lieutenant Colonel Sponsor ,.... .l....... I EANETTE PRESSLY ' ,.,...... IOHN NAFF . . . . .BILLIE LONGIST Ma1or ...l...,.4,,,..1,,,.,.. ...., First Lieutenant ,...,l...1..l ..., First Lieutenant Bottom Row: Sponsor. ., .. 1. . . . . . JACK l-IEBDON IUNE WHITTINGTON First Lieutenant ,...,.. HERBERT IACOBSON First Lieutenant Sponsor ,..... IANET HARRIS First Lieutenant .....l..... ..,.,.... B lLL ALLEN First Lieutenant Sponsor ..,. . .... IERALDINE l-IEIM First Lieutenant ........... ..... S . DONALD SEFFEL First Lieutenant Sponsor .,,. . . , . .GRACE SWIMME Page 134 if ffffffgecamlkwlflaliangiafj Ik ir ir ir ir ir Front Row: 7 l.io11t Col Micklf-, Lieut Col Sponsor Roane, Major Lohrnang Major Sponsor Brophy, lst 119111. Mcciimg, lst 119111 sponsor oefhmi, 151 119111. Lagerquistg lst Lieut Sponsor Naunschutz, lst Lieut. Steele, lst Lieut. Sponsor Raug lst Lieut. Callinsg lst Liout. Sponsor S111itt1er::. Back Row:-Stott Sgt. Mcllliennyg Stalt Sgt. Grittin. INDIVIDUAL PICTURES Top Row: Lieutenant Colonel ..,..1...... ....,.... G ERALD MlCKLF Lieutenant Colonel Sponsor ..... ......111.1 G INGER ROANE Major ....,.1,........,..... ,... E UGENE A. LOHMAN, lR. Major Sponsor .,,.,1... ,... . .MARY EANES BROPHY First Lieutenant ...,..... ROBERT NORRlS MCCLUNG First Lieutenant Sponsor. . ....... MADELON GERHART Bottom Row: First Lieutenant ......,. ..... W . G. LAGERQUIST First Lieutenant ........... .... C HESTER N. STEELE First Lieutenant Sponsor ..... ....... D OROTHY RAU First Lieutenant ........... .... I ACKIE CALLINS First Lieutenant Sponsor ..... .... B ILLIE SMITHERS Priya' IJ. fffffffffffflull Drill Team Aclamsg Arnoldg Barnhartg Baum Beckcomg Beckerg Belzonsg Berfch Bielsfeing Blanchardg Browng Burns Callahang Callinsg Cardenasg Carle Comptong Cookg Cosnerg Covington Coxg Crufchfieldg Cullinang Curl Dahlbergg Dalzellg Darbyg Drane Dunhamg Eafong Esserg Evansg Farrg Fishery Fosferg Gerong Goethg Griffin Griffifhsg Harrisong Harfg Hebclong Hef- nerg Hitchcockg l-lollowayg Howard laphefg lohnsong loyceg ludsong Kin- selg Kirkpafrickg Lammg Lautersfein Leopoldg Leskeg Libbyg Lieberman Non-Commissioned Officers' Club Co. A: Sergeants- Blocker, B.g Blocker, lg Cassebg Colving Crayg Fincke Floresg Karpienskig McCalding lVlcBoberfsg Margarifisg Pledgerg Boederg Bisse Wong, C.g Wong, K. Corporals- Evans: Fonfaineg Hamilfong Norfong Wulfe Co. B: Sergeanfs- Beckerg Colias Ciirlg Cfarfinkleg l-leslerg Hollaway limenezg ludsong Clivarrig Bussellg Tom, Totten. Corporals- Coughling Hun- leyg Leopoldg Lowng Marfing Shovlin. Co. C: Sergeanfs- Arnolclg Ballardg Barnharfg Barreffg Collinsg Casper Dryerg Gerong Lawrenceg Longg Milesg Mosesg Speirerg Spencerg Valfre, Cor- porals- Blancharclg Coolsg Craveng Faulkenloerryg Cfolemang Malfsberger Schmidt Co. D: Sergeanfs- Callahang Collinsg Covingfong Dahlbergg Dunham Illlql I tkitttttiiti' Drill Team - KCont'dl Lohmang Macateeg Maierg Mann Marlin, G. C4 Martin, W4 lVlcCaldin McCorkleg lVlcMordieg lVlcTagger1 Meqeeg Meltong Menelee. Mickle Milesg Munozg Nall, Nagelg Naylor Newmang Payneg Peytong Pugh Ringelg Rogersg Rolhg Ryang Schiller Schrnidlg Scolielolg Sellelg Sharp Sherrnang Shipmang Shovling Shupp ingg Wong, C4 Wong, K.. Wllll9 Young. Non-Commissioned Officers' Club - fCont'dJ Fosterg Iaphelg Iohnsong Moyerg Musgraveg Pizzinig Pughg Smithg Spruance. Corporals- Dalzellg Habyg Huntressg Mossg Newmang Walthal. Co. E: Sergeants- Carter. Cookg Dizong Dyerg Goldfeing Kirkpatrickg Lib- byg Mcllhennyg Mann. Payneg Robinson Tomi, Wieding. Corporals- Boothg Carlisleg Fordg Mcliinneyg Schuchardt Co. F: Sergeants- Bertchg Burnfsg Casbeerg Dresherg lnrnang loyceg Kingg Lieberrnang Mclvlordieg Ringleg Paizg Scholl. Corporals- Baeng Beckcorng lvlingosg Schiller. Co. G: Sergeants- Baurng Comptong Crutchlieldg Darbyg Goethg l-lelnery Morrisg Macateeg Rogersg Swearingen. Corporals- Bowerg Coxg Davisg Elizondog Manuppellig Martin. I 1 l,',' Spruanceg Swearingeng Swopeg Sy- fang Torn. Travisg Van Fleetg Whit- fieldg Wiedermanng Williamsg Wilt- fi... rewrite fqaffff Front Row: -Marks, Henry, Foreman, Arnold, Bin, Moon, Wong, Chester, Olivarri, Bill, Rodenberg Earl, Akin Maxine, Naylor, Myatt Riney Mary Louise, Elizondo, Gonzalo, Stiles, Olive, Rudes, lack, Miller, Doris, Unruh, lunior Manuppelli Frank, Ballard Rollin Santa Cruz. Gilbert, Karpienski, Frank I, Middle Row:-Risse Eugene, Guenther Fritz, Baer Robert loseph, lordan Morris, Norton Earl, Flores, lames, Shields, Edward, Varelas, Paul, Hirschtelder George Howland Iohn, Blocker lohn, Barkin, Burton, Mitchell, lack, Coeel, Harold, Wulte, lesse, Altish, Max, Ir., Booth, lack, Hunter, Bill, Cotter, Gerald I. Buck Row: McRoberts, Gerald, Margaritis, Aristotle, Fincke, R. Elmer, Sylan, Thomas, McCaldin, Roy, Westkaeruper, lolm, Lovell, Kenneth A., Salcido, Baldemar, Collins, Roger, Blocker, Billy, Earl, Edward, Goldie-in, Bill, Fontaine, Larry Washington, Pena, Mike, Hamilton, Hance, Ir., Smith, George, Whitfield, Ray, Pledger, Durward Floyd, Onion, lim Collins, Boward, Richard C, Schaumberg, Lewis. INDIVIDUAL PICTURES Captain. . . . .EARL RODENBERG Captain Sponsor. , . . .MAXINE AKIN First Lieutenant. . . . . .MYATT NAYLOR First Lieutenant Sponsor. . . . . .MARY LOUISE RINEY Second Lieutenant. . . . . ,IACK RUDES Second Lieutenant Sponsor. . DORIS MILLER Second Lieutenant. . . . .GONZALO ELIZONDO Second Lieutenant Sponsor. . . . . .OLIVE STILES l'll!II' 1.'.'.N' riff, 0 Bfffaff r . 'N lx ll Q -X I Front Row: -Rhodes, William C., Sherman, Lee, Olivarri, Don, Iudson, Millard, Hesler, Paul, Carle, E. I., Welch, Ann Bishop, Louis Polk, Bennett, Iessie Mae, Shupp, Howard M., Cherry, Susan, Cuellar, Lino, Hall, Iessie Mina, Garlinkle, lrving Hollaway, Bill, Ellis, Bobby, Evans, lohn Leon, Totten, Edgar Lee, Middle Row:-W Colias, George, Burton, Edmond, Reirsleld Harold, Becker, William Iames, Evans, limmie, Grunn, Olift, Milner, O. Lee, Eidelberg, Selig C., Lopez, Frank, Meador, Bruce Williams, Wallace H., Villalongin, Manuel, Harwood, Howard, Howard, Arthur, Barker, Iim, Reser, Dick, Miller, Bob, Williams Roy, Galvan, Richard, Wong Peter Back Row:iShipman Dan, Blankenbeckler Carson Edgar Dyke Leonard I, Bierina Richard, Sobrino Victor, Woods Eugene, Hesler, Fred, Tom Bobby, Leopold, lerry, Bliss, Glenn, Ir, Sherman, Grant, Langdon Billy, Gill, Maurice, Goggin William, Hansen Charles, Shovlin, Pat, Curl lames- Garrett Max, Martin Glenn Carson Cody, Edmund, Russell Ralph, Cornwall, Bob. INDIVIDUAL PICTURES Captain. . . . . .E I. CARLE Captain Sponsor. .. ....,... ANN WELCH First Lieutenant. . . . . .LOUIS PGLK BISHOP First Lieutenant Sponsor. . . . . .IESSIE MAE BENNETT Second Lieutenant. . . . .HOWARD M. SHUPP Second Lieutenant Sponsor. . . .SUSAN CHERRY Second Lieutenant. . . . . .LINC CUELLAR Second Lieutenant Sponsor. . . . .IESSIE MINA HALL Pays' 139 +ff++6 Gffff F' Front How: Hilernan Carl H Grisham Vernon, Cook Warren, Valfre, Adolph, McCorkle, Bob, Thomas FTI lY'lCf'.? Vtin Fleet, George L, Floyd, Angela, Nagel,lin11nie, Beakley, Ruth, Lamrn, Edwin, Linden, Dorothy, Callins, Pedro, Arnold Barto, Ir, Craven, Iuinos, Kipp, Robert. Middle Row:iKcrr, David T., Heller, Bob, Laurence, Thomas, Pagenkopf, Prosfserg Moore, Doug, Dunn Creiqhton Prucha, George, Recd, Nat, Guajardo, Salvador, Blanchard, Carroll, Speirer, Don, Ballard, Buddy, Casper, Georqc, Sirvir Ted, Mueller Chfxrlrvzz Coker. Charles, Rice, Marvin, Uhr, Iohn, Wright Ted. Back How: -Cambeor, Roy, liDre.:cher Karl Arthur Dawdy Clifford,Walthf1ll Ed, Morey, Buddy, Booth, Dwight, Faulkenberry, William Kurihn, Richard Cardr-nu.: All:-4-rt, Williams, Willifirn, Smith, Winfield, Barnhcxrt, larnes, Schmidt, Robert, N1tscl'i,Erf1nk Ir Moses Grafton W, ltodriquriz, lvlciflllffl, Barker, Torn, Milos, Mark. INDIVIDUAL PICTURES Captain . . . .BOB MCCORKLE Captain Sponsor. . . . . .FRANCES THOMAS First Lieutenant. . . . . GEORGE L. VAN FLEET Second Lieutenant. . , .IIMMIE NAGEL Second Lieutenant Sponsor. . . . .RUTH BEAKLEY Second Lieutenant. . . .EDWIN LAMM Second Lieutenant Sponsor .... . . .DOROTHY LINDEN lllljll' 140 i Z Qin-ywyftjyptf ,ff+f6 S-ffbfffwaf i...1lf?'Z Front Howz- -Newman, Arthur, Goodrich, l. D., Dunham, lohn, laphet, lames, Collins, Roy, Howard, Nelson, Bertch, Mary Beth Allen, Bill, Heim, leraldine, Scofield Ioseph Robert, Kenney, Mary Pat, Sharp, Lawrence, 'Bush Mary Eugenia, Covington Floyd, lr., lohnson, Morris Lee, Foster Lawrence L., Forres, Bobby, Moss, Charles. Middle Row: --Portwood, Tom, Walthall Tom, Kunnecke, Robert, Strother, Tommy, Fisher, lames, Gardiner, Charles, Roundstream, Leslie, Williams, Richard, Merchant Cecil, Harrison, Paul, Hoffman, Herbert, Garner, Douglas, Witherspoon, Billy, Cadena, Alex, Nivens, Hal, Silber, Paul George lnman, Fred, lsom, Eldon, Moyer George D., White, William, Saunders, Douglas, Verble, loe Thompson, Back Row: eCreamer Paul, Dalzell, Bob, Cardenas, Mike, Apple, Billy, Huntress, Fred, Ir., Callahan, Stanley, Seiler, Robert, Smith, Ralph, Moseley Carleton, Deal, William, Kleine, Billy, Fisher, Fletcher, Haby, Milton, Dahlberg, Hugh Black, Leedham, Charles, Hart, Louis E Shcy, Iames, Maier, Alfred, Geiss, H. I., Spruance, Owen, Horton, Hoyt. INDIVIDUAL PICTURES Captain. , , HOWARD Captain Sponsor. . . . . .MARY BETH BERTCH First Lieutenant.. .. LAWRENCE SHARP First Lieutenant Sponsor. . . .MARY EUGENIA BUSH Second Lieutenant .... . . . , IOSEPH ROBERT SCOFIELD Second Lieutenant Sponsor. . . . .MARY PAT KENNEY Second Lieutenant .... ..... D AVID M. BADGER Second Lieutenant Sponsor. . . . .DOROTHY DAVENPORT Page A1-41 tariff? Zfafff 119101 Front How: Vidtilw Augusto, Ford Robert L., Talcott, Eugene, Carter, lohn William, Mann, Leroy, Cullinan Ioe Mike, Boyle Ialiiiriif- Pi-yttiri KUIIVIPIII, Hill Doris Marie, Otterpohl, Tom, Donnell Dorothy, Howard, Iimmie Roane Babe, Plunket Darrel Ilr--yt-r Iivntild Carlrsle Bruce, Smith Clayason, Hackney, Stanley. Middle Rowz- Salik, Charles, Merkin Rryan, Bieliztein W IIIf'I', Colt-man Iolin, Titus, Iuzttin, Skinner, Sidney, Tigrett, lack, Wright, Angus, Cunningham, Sam, Lemman W Thornton Ir, Youna Billy Laliourcade Iohn, Burchell, Roger, Macatee, Ned, Wieding, Harvey, Waldeck W G, MurToz David, Altqelt Iolm, Martin I W Back Row: - Russell, Howard, Ransom, Tom, Bennett, Billy, Walston, Iames Edward, Durrell Iamm: Loo II irris Ifirry Corrie Edqar, Cvritlin Ralph, Ir, Baniiter, Billy Neill, Simms, Ben, Burtner, Fred Edward, Coutwf-ll Rert Kirkpatrick Orrin C f'ii ik Vlfiorao Stolilr- IOJYDPII Gallon,Armondo, BroWn,Rogcr, McTaggart, Harry, Payne Ialin Roh, McKinney Rilly U iii All rt r, rf 1-:' . ifi INDIVIDUAL PICTURES Captain . . .IOE MIKE CULLINAN Captain Sponsor. . . . .IOHNNIE BOYLE First Lieutenant. . .KENNETH PEYTON First Lieutenant Sponsor. . . .DORIS MARIE HILL Second Lieutenant. . , .TOM OTTERPOHL Second Lieutenant Sponsor. . . .DOROTHY DONNELL Second Lieutenant, . , , ,IIMMIE HOWARD Second Lieutenant Sponsor. . . ,BABE ROANE Page 14:2 ff+f0 4+++f+f Front Row: Lieberman Ira, Mingos lack Cray, Lewis, McMordie, loe, Melton, lack, Ridgeway, Virginia, Wiederrnann Marcel, Kaufman, Lucille, Taylor Vic, Campbell, Cathryn Ann, Drane, Frank, Saunders, Ioyce Elaine, Pratt, Bob, Geron, Harry, McClellan, Robert, Carnes Cole Middle Row:-Esser, George, Garza, Raoul, Hayes, Iames, Wellborn, Herbert, Drescher Karl Arthur, Burns, Roma, Raby, Billy, Berry, Robert, Galbreath, Thomas, Favre, Carl, Graves, lohn Paul, lr., Beckcom, Warren Campbell, Roy, Chapa, Fernando, Matthiessen, Billy, Hudson, Howard, Weaver, lack, Back Row:-Denny, Herbert, Langley lack, Wallace, Frazar, Maltsberqer, lack: Bertch, Russell, Atkin, Edward, Lozo, Ralph, Baen, Dan, loyce, Frank Coleman, Garcia David, lohnzeon, Wayland, Lacey, William, Ringel, lack, Schiller, Bryan, Burns, Billy, Menclee, Bill, Bullock, Richard, Eaton lxttttfnl INDIVIDUAL PICTURES Captain. . . . .IACK MELTON Captain Sponsor. . . , . ,VIRGINIA RIDGEWAY First Lieutenant, . . . .MARCEL WIEDERMANN First Lieutenant Sponsor. , . . . .LUCILLE KAUFMAN Second Lieutenant. . . ,...,,...,,.... VIC TAYLOR Second Lieutenant Sponsor. . , , .CATI-IRYN ANN CAMPBELL Second Lieutenant. . , .......,,.. FRANK DRANE Second Lieutenant Sponsor. . . . . .IOYCE ELAINE SAUNDERS Page 143 f fff++C' Qffff , ,A 4. , Front Row: lvftxcatee Bill, Cosner lack, Goeth Frederick, Darby, Sam, Hitchcock, Duane Henderson Katherine Hornor Louiaa Cove Iwcqii--line Belzonpz, Guy, Covo Georgette, Griffiths, Daland, Hutchinson Bubilee Swearingen Harry Baum Sam, Davin f-taruild Field George A Middle Row:-Herbsleb William, Holzschuher Robert, Travis Leon Edward, Layer Eugr-no Bowen Ch irlf-.1 'Nfodtxrd Billy, Rogers Wallace, Myer lerry, Pippin, Howard, Russell Cyril, Blaylock Stanley Cox Arthur L Hefner Charlene, Loyd, lonn, Napper, Gene, Walker, Bill, Davila, Manuel. Back Row: ---- Compton, Herbert, MOTT15, DGDG: De HWY, TOIUIYUO Mmvrncheidt, Paul, Wittinq, Gus, Crutchfield, Clyde, Sandahl, Charles, King, Don, Thomas, Grant, Davies, Benton, Onion, lack Wilmon Billy, lqarr, Lauren, Goodman, Leo, Elizondo, Gilbert, Mcf'all, Bob, Bell, Walter lerome, Rodriquez, Philip, Mc-orizchcidt llr-nrv INDIVIDUAL PICTURES Captain. . , , ,DUANE HITCHCOCK Captain Sponsor. , , . .KATHERINE HENDERSON Eirst Lieutenant. , ,..., LOUIS HORNOB First Lieutenant Sponsor, , . . . .ll-XCQUELINE COVO Second Lieutenant. , , ,.,.., GUY BELZONS Second Lieutenant Sponsor. , , ' .GEOBGETTE COVG Second Lieutenant. . , . . .DALAND GBIEEITHS Second Lieutenant Sponsor. , . , , ,BUBILEE HUTCHINSON P0416 1 J J tl ff+vf0fficm4'0Zu6++++ Click of heels - - flash of sabers f ' Thomas Iefferson officers stand at at- tention - - - Highlight of military career last May - - announcement dance f f thrilling suspense - - sense of achievement - f - Early in fall officers with their sponsors participated in the annual Military Ball - ' - Later, officers were de- lightfully entertained - - at sponsors' picnic - f - Informal games replaced dignity - - military sternness of young but earnest officers f - - Ianuary f f officers celebrated ' f with dignity Q f the Presidents Birthday Ball - - f Feb- ruary 22 - - they contributed their share of program f - celebrating the birth- day of George Washington ' - and National Defense Week ' ' f More closely knit comradeship - - stronger co-operation - f greater efficiency 1' f all these proved their efficacy ' - ' Project f f purchase of electric clock for armory ' - ' Club primarily organized for social benefit of officers ' f f Officers' Club has an objects - ' preservation of ideals - ' national defense - - promotion of good- will - - - Valuable organization. Top How: Iotiu llutctunse Prez,-, lane Donnell, Mascot, Anne Gaines Mascot, Billy Claude Alexander, Bill Allen, Marvin Hmamett, William N Beachy, Guy Belzons, Louis Polk Bishop, Bille Busby. Second How: Iackir- Callins, E I Carle, Lino Cuellar, foe Mike Cullinan, Gonzalo Elizondo, Marion Findlay, Daland Clrittitliis, Bernard llalbia lack Hebdon, Duane Hitchcock. Third Row: Charles Hornbergerg Louis Hornor, Cfarl W lloatettei Nelson Howard, Herbert lacohson, W G, Laaerquist, Malcolm Lauterstein, A. C Leske, lfiiqoiic A l,oluuari ir Robert Norris Mf'Cluna Fourth Row: Roh McCorkle, Robert E, Megee, Ir., lack Molton 'lf-iiiiff Mivklf- lolin Natf luuinie l-faael, Myatt lXlf'IYlf V Toni Oll9fPfWlll Kenneth Peyton, Earl lioclfirilifirq Bottom Bow: Bolo Botti lack Rufleu, lcuepli Robert Scofield 3 Donald Seffel, Lawrence llliiri- llovviirti M filiupy- K-llfillht til filhtmlfl 'Jordon fiwope Vic Taylor Marcel Wiodermann 12.3 riff.-S' 'eludfff Top Row: Mins Mattie Brewer, Sponsor, Mary Cunningham, Pres, lean Gantt Vice-Pzwv K'Illlf'l'lll l llenftenron Secy, Doris Elaine Biggs Treas, Ginger Roanf- Sgt-at Arms, leraldinr' Hemi Heir l'liriw M irif Hill, Part Second Row: - Maxine Akin, Ruth Bvaklrry, Catherine Reeder, Mary Fr-tti Bert:-ii, Ivy..-.in hfltlf' llnnnntt, Doris Boldt, lohnnir' Boyle, Mary Virginia Briggs Bottom Row: Mary lfannq: Rroi-liy, Mary lfiiiyfiiiifi Rush Cathryn Ann Cainpbf-ll, fliisan Clifirryp Catlinrinr- Compton C:f't Tf1f'llP Cove, l'1f'f1tl llY1fNCA '. ' ltoii-tli: l 'avcn port Brisk military cadence - - bright dash of red f f white - - blue - - flash ot buttons ' - Thomas lefferson sponsors go marching proudly by ' - - Started out with a bang by presentation at impressive Fl. O, T, C. announcement dance last May - - commissions - - corsages - - arched sabers ' - - Zealous sponsors - f spent every Tuesday and Thursday of last month of summer vacation - - diligently learning to drill as a unit - - - Triumphantly began school year - ' by giving successful backward dance--bashful stags - f gleeful girls tagging with gusto - - he-man wallflowers for a change ' - carrot f - radish corsages - f loads of fun f f for everybody - f f Proceeds paid for drinking fountains on drill field - - their project - f for the year - - f ln early fall f ' the sponsors assisted at the beautiful Military Ball f - bright flags f f company banners - - lovely evening gowns f - sharp-creased dress uniforms - - feeling of awe - - Pngn tl, fi Pngr I rife? 'wudfff Top Row' Dorothy Donnollg Olive Lynn lfvansg Maclelon Gerhartg lanet Harrisg Rubilee Hufchinsonp Lucille Ktnifnmri lm Claire Lv-.zlie Pnrottiv Linden Second Rowz- Billie Lonaist Doris Miller: Rose Marie Naus- vliiitz Ifvincttf- Prnwly llcrotlty Rau, Virginia Ridgeway Mary Louise Rineyg Babe Roane Bottom Row:- loyce Flame F-alinclf-r:1 Rillm Frnithe-rs Olive Stiles Grace Fwimme Frances Thomas, Margie Thorne, Ann VVrilf'li Illllfx Vvliittiviqtvw llorffllly Ann Wrif1hl Later - f with the able assistance f f of their charter and present sponsor f - Miss Brower ' - the sponsors planned delightful steak fry for officers - ' at home - - of Cathryn Ann Campbell - - f Napoleon - - distinguished commander - f would have turned over - - in his tomb - f at the sight of officers and sponsors - - forsalcing their dignity - f forgetting strict discipline of reviews - ' for im- promptu football - - hopscotch - f three-legged races - f f lanuary 31 - - spon- sors greatly enlivened the Presidents Ball - 1- at the Municipal Auditorium - - the proceeds of which went to the infantile paralysis fund - - - February 22 - - sponsors staged impressive drill - - at annual ball - - celebrating the birth- day of George Washington f - ' Final review at Tech Field f ' closing eventful year f - f Throughout year - - the sponsors have fulfilled their motto: To God, thy country, and thy friend be true, 57' Nz, f Q, K1 QYQEQQXQQE KN Q R J R ix MK 2Q2?fi5w32 My mafia 22,312 Eff if M my , ggysugrnwnvlcff '14 ' .v--v'- - 1 ' r?v-wQWI ff i - -' -npv-- -v-H-f--u-x-v-Q-:vw-f--Q NM w 'Haucssmrriug '7lfAdcaffAe6uiHbu9,Jl4wnffAeAAy,9aeenaflAe9aa44anJAAaaJ4, em 5. HEAR ULU SEHIIIIL UF MI EH i SEHIIIJL LIFE . . ir ,I . . ' if af - ' ' . . . . t t ' ' H I Il H I ll ' - p oiie a e:-- A Ie oes Holl wood as o wood comes o o sl ot :scenes lor lane i ers's Hig c oo opus. ill Our own Major! c ane subs as director, me a ones sunburn R.O.T.C. cadets and Lassos, shitting from loot to loot in broiling May sun, that they simply must go over it again. KZJ Ieli's Miss Douglas and Fox Company's director and cameraman put their heads together to urge patient and willing Lasso corpsmen on to perfection in their first motion picture. C31 celebrity, our own Marion Reese, alias Iane i ers, and swarms of Ieffersonians en masse, double as stars and extras in famous arrival scene from High c col. Our front campus becomes a Holt wood set as Ietferson goes o wood. e was . , lr.. V 4 , , .g i , ' L.. ' ' -1.: -I -v-.: Beauizlful ! Vivid lefferson! Outstanding Jefferson! What is it that makes our school so beautiful ff ff so vivid f f so outstanding ? f f Beauty lies in the spacious building f ff closely-knitted friendships of students ff f ever-growing spirit of student body ff f f Vividness springs from our school life itself with our many activities ff ff shows ff ff dances ff ff clubs f 1 organizations f f where we are allowed at all times to be just us f f to be alive f f to develop our personalities to the fullest f Our school 1S outstanding because under the guidance of our instructors and teachers we make lt that way 1 Co operation with each other f f with our teachers ff 1 enables us to accomplish aims 1 ff that bring distinction and honor to our school ff Because of such beauty ff f v1v1dness ff f vibrance f f in our school life it is our high school that 1S chosen ff f by Twentieth Century Fox Moving Picture Company f f as a movie lot for High School f f that never to be forgotten motion picture ff f starring lane Withers o p i p g M YI ll g y H Hy 1 BEAUTIFUL 11-ZFFERSON 1 Wm h S h 1 M Sh g ph r A Wth S h y H lly Pag 150 N ir f + .L'a44n4Siafuz'L'aQ12'mn7wuf 7IIL Nl' Vi ru 141:11 U1 Wm VIIAIIUN ll' V 1 EYHIIIII. TIIIS SMML 7YPElYh'l YEA' IN 7 SIZE ru YUM VURK. HUW Biggs: NE' NAV LACK IN MADE UP Fair ,N HL CEIVE A7 UUI8 EXH,BI1- TX ANU i- If tiwsxgi, '1 Lassos receive huge telegram from type- writer company, wel- coming them to New York Worlds Fair. HH 'A-419111 u fxl'l'lJN'1 OV NQR- 1134! N ff1'sNt,gt:rk.w ws, KMTQT t5U'T tuiiiru Yin' VHLLH BE cum! YOU 'NXLL RE 'UU WML BE Pno1c1L'f N AxmUNu1 Tt1tE S s V- 5 ,, , K 1 ,EE t I I y f Lax ANT xLzE :f'fQKgQf':nHf'ND TREATM' A Basin TYY lNQ,.' RUN- LX-WORL ugtqftroie f' J..,,t -. '-V TEM' Mr. Rogers and lanet fy' -I TL THAT receive the Good Egg boxes to give to nota- bles on trip. E' i ' l wt 1 11-1- . .ii . inks' S IUNEI Can Lassos ever forget that famous Eastern tour last Iune? 1 1 One hundred flashes of vivid red and blue 1 1 amid proud parents - - corsages 1 - boyish admirers 1 1 sniffles 1 1 grins 1 - 1 lnspirer of trip 1 - our own Mr. Rogers 1 - proudly wears his new ten-gallon S 1 1 1 Train chugs out 1 1 1 We are on 1 1 where we go on a sightseeing by First Lady of the Land 1 1 in the Speaker Bankhead - 1 in National our wayl 1 1 First stop 1 1 W tour of all points of interest 1 1 are White House 1 1 by Vice-President Capitol 1 1 1 Second stop 1 where we inspect 1 1 his- toric Independence Hall 1 1 1 Third ork 1 1 never-to-be-forgotten thrill at first sight 1 1 of Statue of Liberty in Mayor La Guardia's fire engines great thrill 1 1 of famous ride - 1 of great metropolis 1 1 awe- inspiring magnificence of World's Hegretfully we leave 1 1 start for Niagara Falls 1 1 where we view 1 1 loveliness - 1 1 Then off to Canada we go for a short visit 1 1 then to by water to Detroit 1 1 1 Here we board train for San Antonio 1 1 1 Few days 1 1 We jubilantly arrive home bringing with us 1 1 gifts 1 1 souvenirs 1 1 ever-living memories 1 1 of a glorious tour 1 1 that has publicized our Iefferson 1 1 and San Antonio 1 1 in a perfectly wonderful way. Page 152 l .Ln 6 I if 6 Good-bye, Class of '39l Stride str-tidy in your path - - ' May all of your hiali hopes and dream: be lultilh-il - - - March resolutuly into nknowr. twirl: after traversing bright paths t letterson - - - Let the rand spirit ot letterson e a living ineniory - - for Beyond this door' ies the world. Graduation night at last - - crowning glory lor - - ttizlunale six hundred - - - llappy hree years - - at BEAUTIFUL IEFFERSON - f soon to lu-f is rily a rnernory f -in their hearts - - - hat a tug at our heart strings - f as we so proudly - - vvatuii our friends - - clad in new ignity - - caps and gowns - - friends we have :so loved - - step up one by one - - to re' eive hardeearned rewards - - diplomas from Ieftersonl - - - Hearty applause of six housand friends ot our school f - smiles - - tears - - sudden realization - - that just one ear - ' and we too - - will be a part - - of graduation glory Page lac, A f 27 ' 1 L 9, :- MXH' f x , 5 .fi . ji , sw: Q ':i 4 :Z-yy 4, .ff.1. ef' K i gi n ,W ,Q , 3 X 'V N ,Q T Wi? ' ' wf gfsw 5 ffvf ig- fff1 .3 Iwi A .H r ww. .f w A . 1 r Tam ,W ,- 'Et y ,,. Q ' T- O Wg uf' X, rl. QF 9 , , xv-faef , rad, I .My A A ,Q 'lg.rf, ' 5 ywfjg ,fi ,wi , I 'W ,,,lgf.,1 , wwf ' lf ' f . FTA '- V 1- j-,- - ,. f ,, flgwigsiff 5 ,I ,M .LGI . wg. , ' , 'kAf. 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October 171 The Jefferson Mustangs then clashed with the battling Maroons of Austin. The game was in the hands of the visiting team from start to finish as the Mustangs suffered their first District defeat by a score of 33-6. October 23: The Mustangs were lighting Bobstown for the honors of the day, but fate was again against them, for after one whole hour of gridiron struggle the Mustangs bowed in defeat to the stronger Cottonpickers by a score of 25-24. October 30: Backed by loyal supporters, the Mustangs then went to Kerrville, only to go down in defeat to the Tivy Antler mudders by a score of l8-6 on a rain-soaked field. November 61 Mustangs came back in fine style to win over the Harlandale Indians by a score of l9-6. This game not only brought them victory, but it also broke the losing streak that had been dogging them. November l3: Snorting Tech Buffaloes were trampled under the hfofs of the never- tiring Mustangs. The final score was 12-U. November 23: This night brought the game of games, the Turkey Day classic of Thomas lefferson vs. Brackenridge, The outclassed Eagles bowed to the Miif-'fmgs by a score of 6-U. Entering the game as the underdogs, the Mustangs provided a real upset by plucking the Eagles. The only score of the game was made by Travis Parker, receiving a pass thrown from the hand of Melchor Gonzales. leff backs scored four penetrations against South Side rivals. Here are names that cannot fadet slippery Harry Eagg, hard- to-stop Onkie Womack, towering George Tassos, versatile Melchor Gonzales, fighting Giles Bailey, and the two formidable linesmen, I, D. Simpson and lack Haschke Bailey, Simpson, and Haschke won berths on all three All-City teams. KNOTE' All football scores are in above story, letterriten form the T and I letters of next two pugesl Page 169 ' 1 X 'JW Q :Agn 1 K .HW 'I aa ,U Ch mtv! ,iw ue, 1 5' Harr-n s , 6HaischIz,e f'?Jo,1e6 N. 51 - . 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A ,W Q , W , I f 1:3 A. - w Christmas f - time of re- joicing and gladness ' - plays large part - ' in school life of lefferson f - - All left hearts f f are filled - - with the spirit f - of this glorious season f - f Students - - have delightful times - - prepar- ing for holidays - ' decorat- ing glittering Christmas tree in main hall f f singing Christmas carols f - enter- taining parents at Open Lk....e.'.J-' 2 -9 House ' - - Playing Santa Claus to less fortunate - - is most important part - - of our schools Christmas plans - - - lnto this Christmas cheer Work f - supervised by Stu- dent Council - - each and every student f - and faculty member - - enters whole- heartedly ' f - lefferson - f while it leads - f all other schools - - in pride and beauty - - also leads in ' - social service - - a fact Above: hrrnoatfi lcffersori .1 lovolyhdoriies, .iyrnbol of our schools high Gdds In-uch , . to r1::tiiratiori:1, the it'ioiiil',:f:r:: of thr- executive cotiiinittrvn of thru Student Council, iayiiilwol of tlifi high spirit of our school, :awing happily down the front walk, the Cl'1CII'1'Il ' ' of OUT SCl lOOl ' ' lcliliriyyfllgixhztitit lczfft-i'.aori':: Clll'lf1lllli1fQ ham ltliil been well planned uppermost in and ihe esteem ' i in all hold it ' - - lust as ' - the beauty of leffersons spirit - ' reigns over the Whole school - - the beauty of the spirit of generosity - - reigns in the hearts - f of all - ' at Christmas time - f - Although each student f - has his own part + 1 in this Work f f it is - + the Student Council f f which should have f - the credit - - for planning f - all of our grand holiday activities f - f It is this f - enthusiastic group - - that makes Christmas f f at lefforson so worthwhile - f ' By enjoyable holiday parties - - by entertaining our parents ' ' by making Christmas happier for many needy families f - we celebrate - - a magnificent f f Christmas l939 Opposite page: lbrrceiriber brings gay holiday :zvtjis ici wtif ii til MONTICELLO staff and atzsisstaiits are forty riiiiiroc:ic,itivr'e gm-gala: of Mrs liClWGY'd!t me :rho :mrvma delicioiizs goodir-,x ii' Ltrzier lfzi Christirias party, later t2i enjoy storir-ta and play qameaa by illlllltflflfl trier- t3l Miiaia Pearl We:st's advisory proudly :surveys its acciirniilation of food, clothing toys, oven Howrirdh bicycle for it.: ticfoptfrd Chrizstmtiiz cheer family t4l f5tii'reri'1'fr t' :it Stut:-arnan is warmly greeted by cadets at Toricliorri' Council Toi in :wir cit -it-rm tht Glow of happiriefu: for IJ- '.',' iverf advisory glow of thanks from lucky faintly wht-ri they r fit. T t'-'ft bountiful hirskfi! i1.a par! 'if lriffercson .Q big Ch .13 the'-r dr .'i f5l There? Christmas in the air in the corridor.: also At -iftiocl .1 Clirixtrras trf-V Carol'-ra: Mfrador Nall C J' 'd Grin er.: 1 ' I' their hearts into tl .sang while Eiun-irf-d.: of u.: rvvf-rfiritly yozri ii: t7i Mildred 'md Zora get into 'i good 311' 's of ine old gentle-riifm with the bcigful of aift.: tttl Dorothy and Lucia pin corzsagr-za. on Mrs. Scofield and Mrs. Sulteitlur., ,it tea at lefferson, llllflf' 17.5 'WS , 'Fe W ' wi:- 1,4511 fs' ., Q, gQ' X . Mk, , vi Q5 . 'S iff? in I WE ' T W ? aw 'S Wm H .1 .. f-. P 'K ' F K: h . W - F1 ' . . ' -'S' 1 W X 4 jr I. V ' git 'VHK.:.? ,iii M L4 ' QOVWE5 Xa .f-L A f' in S M, .V 4 NH' ' 1 gif f 1 1 f 'M f 3 I f, ' ,ig Y, L if Af- - Jlfq -f 'in H K2 3 ,A 3- x Q r' .1 1 ff 2 . . .Jn , 5 , , 1 1 V sf Q , A: wif L. 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F 'Q ii Jw. 1 La, lane lvvlfltfxff- - f that smiling :li rilirig - - Holly- wood's f'i:x'er1'f? rhild - - star of hiiiag. .H-iiool - f 'K captures LL if Antonio f - with Eff charming friendliness - - early on February if - - - Wear- ing a liasso uniforni - - lane is greeted by that colorful organization - - the lefferson l.assos - 1 including Marion Reese - - lane s double for the picturr i--f ind is pre- sented with a huge bouquet of red roses - - - From her cofrch into the station she is escorted by the HOT C - f with an officifii circh of sabers by the officers f f and with a hand salute by the sz tri C: - - - Front Satin- la' though Friday - -lane appears on the Majestic stages with her own fine cast of perfornierr, - - eilong with the showing of her very delightful - - High School - - filmed at lefferson - - - l ine invites representatives from the Lassos f - the officers and sponsors f - and the Li iid - - to be her guests on the stage f f on Thursday - - captures the hearts - + of every one of us - ' - To let lane know our feelings toward her f - '.',' make her an honorary rnaior - f in the Lassos - f and an honorary colonel - ' in the RCN T C' - - with the privilege - - of wearing the three-diamond insignia - f presented her by our fi :dist colonel f - - As every- one is so charmed ' f with her friendliness and sweetness ' ' she is asked to attend the formal leff-Shake Valentine dance - f the following night - f f When she arrives - - she can Page 178 On fzroigif- it Ma- jestic The :tra 1-fhere lane Withers personally appears with her pic- ture Hitt: School, made at our own high school, lellerson.: ta- mous red-blue organi- zations Cll torm an ad- miring circle around the little star. C27 Marion Reese, erstwhile dou- ble, presents lane a lovely floral greeting. t3l Bemedaled Drum Major Billy Claude takes his turr: ds the center ol attentton. hardly plow her way ' - to the bandstand -' f through her field ot admirers - - - There lane increases her collection ot hoziors - - by being made an honorary member - - ol the Shakespeares - - and an ncrgorary left Forum mascot - - - Her enthusiasm to sef- and know - - all phases ot letlffrson l--ligh School f f still undaunted f f lane is up bright and early Saturday morning - - to witness a demonstration by the Lassos - f and to take the review ot the entire R.O.T.C - - f Our own Major McShane f ' presents lane with her commission f - as an h' rxsfrary colonel sponsor - - in the cadet corps ot our high school - ' which her High Sciiool' - f made famous over the nation - ' ' lane leaves behind her high regard - - and a vivid memory in the heart ol every lelterson student. l'n,gn 1 79 Above: Ninety rnelodious voices melt together - - pouring the beautiful strains of the Skelton song into our ears at the opening of the Skelton Majestic - - - The Finger of God ' - dra- matic delight - - stars jack I-lebdon - - who is well supported by Marjorie Hays and Sandy Lohman f - - jeff students find out just who joe Mike Cullinan's old sweethearts are in his revery - f Some Qld Sweethearts of Mine - 1 ' Songs by jean Marie Thrift - f Peggy Ponder + f the Porter Lorians - f Monette Shaw f - Cwcil Keen f f Skelton's guest stars 1 - f Clj Then grand finalel Oh johnny is sung by entirc club ' - as various johnnys are sought by singers - - - C25 We are proud of you, Senators fini and Bruce, also M.j.R.'s jacgueline, Doris, and Helen. We know how hard you must have worked to sell enough annuals to win free ones. We know you'll enjoy them too Cl-lj Three club presidents, proudly rep- resenting the Skelton, M.jR., and Senqitw clubs, receive checks-34, SES, and Slflf--for their clubs' outstanding work in the Monticello sales contest. Katherine, Mignon, and Bill, you have every good reason for being proud mf the achievement of your clubs. Bills club, the Senate, has a fine record of being l'tops every ir, Opposite Page: The thrill of any little movie star's life would be the honor of receiving an invitation to take the review at such a magnificent school as famous jefferson, Clj Rat-tat-tat of drums, clear strike of bugles-the entire Lasso corps jaunts by in review on jefferson drill field. Moving closer past double official ranks C29 we look squarely up at jefferson's Major McShane, jane Withers, and her mother, as they watch the sleek uniformed files of jefferson's young army march by C33 dipping banners in salute. Page 151 --rf ffg. . 1 fi-af x in M W f, X EVMZFWQJALFH ' 'Z 'Y '5 ' WY 9 'PY' 'W15'l'! f! 4! ' 09 4, fa ' n-H5 do mg, . A saw L W ixnkw,-,L.-, ,wwf iid ..,- ,1 ,K 'YN .. ., .,Qwfzf.ff9- - Aw. Mg ,. W 'Wfficqi-, ii iff- V. V' ,ww X 1-.-,lffgw - . ' 1? .. 'F , , 'i ff J 2. wk, . f- , f 53234555 f A '4'f'iffW'fTi ' 5 fx ,,k 1 ,. mf X ,, R 'I K.. 'X'55ff5fY1fT' . ' . .V X. I , A 'W-x g'v3?BflZ,c' KA ' . . ,Y x 1 .-.-......,1. '1 1' gt z 'w . rl44--fgw,U-'-'...,.iT iff'-V , - F2 . I I , .., Q 1 5 ,. VV v 133 f . 'al r 4 ,Af x us.- lll Exvciitivv Ccuizititteo ci 'itir P T A Mrs ll T Hebdoh Mrs L ll Scofield Mrs W M Ct.7TIl .2 Mraz liili-in Smith M79 I li' Stzlif President Mr T Guy Rogers Priricipcil Mrs 3 F' Smith, Mr: T ll liiiizevg Mr.: R lf Megerf Mr' R lt Bigg.1'Mr,: W A Bi'-lsteir. Mr: H E Stilffnlrinx lll Mrff EQ O Slmdlifiiter School ll'-qiftrxr .xii Miss Bferthfz liizirvriozt Oiticf- Secretary, lst: Mr: He-len Alexander, Ullicz- Sr-t:rtft.1r'y. l r-briiriryl Our l7urcnl l'c-cicliers' Auiaociatiori , vctlucible orgomizcitiori truce lrierid to lellerisori thin yt-rtr piirclicised iivw ntuqt: lurriittirw lor lhf- Little Theatre , piircliclserl 'it-rw rcrdio with Victrolo ottochmorit cmd eqiiippffcl librory with bvuiililtil Vmietitiri blinds The tissocicitiori np' ' 1 Ji highly successful lwctthers' Niqht on Novrririber 9 ptirents visitiriq clti:asr'otmi:: cmd e-riioyiriq ri show iri liiiditoritiii 'lrif y also presented two one-oct plays md VI Vciiiclt-ville show on lfeebriitiry ll Ori school ' viohth birthday ci-lv: 'for the P T A honor'-cl fill S--w mother.: with ri icvtfly ltiricheori in sclitiol rfuteterm Mr.: Studhtilh-r Miss limorzez Mrs Al9 ,'!'.1C+T' - ie-.ze three are irivsluohf iriertdv at lnllerscri md ot lwltvrpwri .stimlt-rits Alwoys thc-ry oft- wtitchiriq out for our weitciry uri-5 ll A .- Even thrmiqti the coming stimmvr they will iso working cmd rilfirinirig lor our iiitvrc-sets Min: Stiidliciltvi' our rr'-qistror rvcorfis ' zfirtiirvieril cllicf iwords ' '- or ffecirly lhe grridcazz mcxdw by oll sttidcfrits in school . moktw: trcinscriptu ol credits tor ol i. writf- wl-fs -'Mfr mileqws or transfer to other high schools . . imikms oll reports required by the School Bocircl Oltice the Stir' 1 rrtmi-'it 'rl F- ln ' .tion . the Southern Associotiori does -qt-crritorritil work lor Mr lloqer.: ir: wvll 1.1 uvrierol wtticv wr :la Min: Bcrthu lizzwriez .1 CY'PifIYY hos rmrof l til- 'lpia if tizirg and firrfmgmq ol CIb.30TlCP slip.: types thfl ot- tvriduriwi biilletiri his shlrue of state text Dks i ire.: cm 3 'mimi report or. all :trite texlbofikx r -otiisitiong: stole ttfxtbook.: lor tho lollowinq ,?.'l1OCl 'ye--nr' h-. :hinge cl cali ticket .miles :md money collected from :ntxideriir tor uriiforiiis . . cups mid qowrn: .cl'ieck:: out tickets to sludciils . .secs thol ctll tickets cmd money orb turned iri to thc- ollice . . iiiokes: reports on shown mid dcmcr-:: . iiiokes out orders lor fill accounts to be poicl by clulm: cmd oromiizotions cmswvraz the toleplioi'1t-1: . , iiicikf-:z cflllaz waits on ::lude1'it:: cmd lociilty and public . cuts slericils and riiriz: tlu-m oil tiirrias ori rfidio lor rcidirw pioqrciiiisv tmd fmrioiiriceiiif--rits cmd does ony other olliuet work rim dr-d to lv- doricr. Mrs lleiluri All-xtmder .wcrettiry answers the tfelcphone meets the public livin clitirof- ot lock.: md lockers does till ol Mr lloqcrzrs trtlf-plicriing mcfxkes' radio onriotiricements ir: Mr. Hoge-rsll czlsnf-rice write-1: daily l-iilletiris rings bells when ori irroqiilor sclifidiile and Utter radio tmriouncvrrierits has charge cl stir-g,-lie.: and ntzmps rloiiips tickets checks t1cket1 iri -iid :ml asserts mxil WfIil3 on the- Qotmter nd dc'-' iriythiriq wise tiewfivffi TT ive ifrw l'uye' IRS ff+f!wz'a7!1eL-?a4ke,z'faf+ lll Tliflri- goes Mike, dribbling the ball acrom: the floor, ziq-zaqaina throuah lu.: opporit-iit.- to mike ii tr-itil MJ Caualtt in mid-air by tht' annual photoqiatthffr fit llovel and his team mate-1, till Cforitptihw-titly Pt-1.-1 Hs-ed :ztaudfa ready to quard off anyone who trim lo t'Itt?lI'VIl9 that staunch If-tl -tppoxttiutt 14? Cuiiwlt lliimil ton, uuutf-r, shown both extremera in hir: team by mattninq loe atnl Clitirleu. Swisliina through the air at the opening aun, the boundirz 4 -g' ll4'!'G inauaurated Ieflersoitrz tiarticiywatif-n in the city circuit With no former letter men Coach Hamilton haa only fresh material to work into a cltamt-ion ship auint On December 20, l939, the Iefferson Mustangs played the Str Anthony Yellow Iiiclcetft a litsina game, but they were not to be underestimated 2 T Coach Hamilton was worlcina with an entire-ly fresh team. The final score stood St. Anthony 37- A Miter: n 33. The next game came on lanuary 3, l94O, anti Wf?I1t, leaving the Mustangs as victors, they played the Edison Bears, and the final score stood left 40- - lfdison lfi. No one could realize that these were the :same Mustangs that played only fourteen days before, On lanuary 5 the Mustangs: defeated the llarlandalo Indians alter a thrilling game with the final Scwm resting at 27-lffl, lefferson'S favor On lanuaiy lll the Pays' IU effifwnfilmf if ir ir atrjjkyir ir if Decerrrber' 20, 1 lanuary Ianuary lanuary Ianuary lanuary Iarruary Ianuary larruary lanuary lanuary Ianuary February February 1lO111'llC11Y 1'e1iruary February 1'ebr-nary Febr'nar'y BASKET BALL SCORES left 1eft left Ieff left left Ietf left leff left lelf left leff leff left left leff Ieff Ieff VS. VS VS VS V5-, Vs VQ Vi VS V9 Vo Vs VS Vs VJ VJ. Ve Vb. Va. St. Anthony, 33-37 Edison, 40-15 1-larlandale, 27-18 Austin, 32-19 Tech, 39-30 1.anier, 17 23 Brackendrige, 19 28 Burbank, 34-28 Harlandale, 33-25 Tech, 36-30 Lanier, 25-13 Brackenridge, 39-36 Burbank, 28-21 Austin, 22 25 Tech, 31-2-1 1.anier, 33-20 Brackenridge, 13-20 Burbank, 34-25 Central, 31-19 1 4 '35 if-Q.. naw clicking Nags defeated the Austin Maroons, 32-19, and helped revenge the football tcC1111. O11 lflnuary 12 the Mustangs beat the Tech Buffs 39-30. The Nags took an early lead and kept it all the way. The All- wayff' strong l.anier Voks took the next ganre from the turribling Mustangs by a score of 23-17 on Ianuary 15. The Mustangs' second-in-a-row defeat was handed therri cg anuary 17 by the Brackenridge Eagles, the fa- g 1. vored llaales led by a score of 28-19 when the final gun unded. The Mustangs got back in line by G defeating Burbank 34-23 on lanuary 19. ln this garne A Captain Mike Garcia unfortunately broke his wrist, thus dampening the hopes of a promising cr . anuary 20 the Mustangs beat the Harlandale lndianss 33 25. The lndians were the underdogs al Q- through. On Ianuary 22 the Tech Buffaloes dared ta venture into the Mustangs' starrrping gr 1 r a Nine in which the Mustangs carrie through with flying colors. The final score was Iefferson 35 1 N The Lanier Voks were our next prey on lanuary 25. The Mrrstanara again carrie horne the winners X nfs 25-13. By beating Brackenridge lanuary 30, the Mustangs went into a tie with the Eagl ,o f. ce 19 ff Nags took the Birds 39-30. The Mustangs' next victory carrie on Fe y 2, w - KYB ank Bulldogs were overwlrelrrred by the exceptional playing of the lefferson fiv - -o score -so e rson 28 -- Burbank 21. The Mustangs were due for a let np, and it carrie on Feb ' . They ventur lay the Austin Maroons, but they carrie out on the wrong end of this score with o thei 2 eb uar the Mustangs carrie back in good style to beat another horne town tearn, the Tech ' e of 4. On February 12 the Nags walloped Tech 31 24. The Mustangs lost an exciting garne to the Brackenridge Eagles on February 15 by a score of 211 18. By taking this aanre the Eagles won both the city series and the city clrarrrpionslrip, Two niore garnes were played the left guint defeating Burbank 34-25 on February 17 and Central 31-19 on February 20. Page 185 TQ T. FM ,I 5 . '-. A fir- Q Q 1 a3 5: . V . , ,M , Q if 'wry ' 'I ,Q m , Q ' 'T' . .. u 1:22 'l ' 1 I 51 ' .K 14 1 1 1- ' iff: , ' in '-:- f W ' ' A K I ' u - , , K Q -- ,wir 2 W, f 1 gl K -r' K W qgmf 4 l . be K -bl M . nf , ' Wx V Sgr' - Us lf' f I if Q P 3 M iy V K ,ii 7 fr l ,sf ,gi f . l , ,. -, , I ,, . ' ' Q 1 -' A- f7 p 1.4. 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A A A A A A GLIHI -.-J d.-L.-.'-.- tlt A titiziittn ityr-iiiiid iii tliv- intrtirniiral tumbling clams. L23 From the midst ot twisting loryciy .intl tlim :limi lf 1 tti-- lttilE lil' tow irti tht- lttxnk--I tltt lntrtxmurttl pizazz' olilityirigly zrtrikf- ti lighting pow t4l Miirttortl l11tt1:it1.t Tftvt lr- mutt wi tt i it'-tl in till-l winti lty tlif- Moiititwlllo ctiiritfrti Boys' physical education courses, enjoyed by twelve hundred letterson boys, oller tennis, basketball, touch tootball, handball, tumbling, boxing, softball, and goll Sopho rnores are given special instructions in technique and skills by the use ol drills and lead up games. luniors and seniors also receive instruction in skills, but they put in more time in playing under actual garne conditions, Cl real interest this year was the football competition, the lclayne teatii winning the club title, Senate corning in second and letts third One ot the Haynes' scores was t5beU, the lelts the losers, ln the physical education league, ltoriod l, with three wins and no losses, tied with Company A tor league championship With tive wins and no losses lucky Corn- pany A won the ROTC. league championship. Then Company A downed the Haynes tor the coveted football championship Ten boxers reached the top in the intramural tisticutls tilts. Winriers included D. Taylor, Tells, paperweight, C. Wong, RCTC., tleaweight, S. Guajardo, RC TC., tlyweight, D Myrlin, letfs, bantarnweight, D. Dizon, RO.T.C,, ieatherweightg C Paiz, R OTC., light Pugh' lm' 7fvaau9fz.Jfeal2ffa14c1f1Ia1l1fie4t if if if ik f Q Bight side up and upside down- theyre lefforsonlz :skillful tumblers, awkwardncss tumbling away from these agile boys aaa they learn grace and co-ordination. weight, L. Sherman, Haynes, Welterweight, B. Gaskin, health ed., middleweightg P. Kalish, health ed., light heavyweight, C. Shanken, health ed., heavyweight. The school's first team in intramural basketball included B. Hovel, M, Garcia, l. Dunkum. T. Acosta, and H. Saslavsky. The second team included A. Bichey, B. Santee, D. Smith, D. Crutchfield, and l. M. Cullinan. for the intramural basketball championship, Physical Education 4 t M. Garcia, T. Acosta B. Beddings, and B. Chambers, blasted of 57-l2 and 46-23. High scorer was loe Dunkum. lohn Blocker won the handball Granato defeated C. Guido and D. Prassel for club cham Ito starred in tho first set, running up ten points in his All-Stars for intrami the first and second team winners: Club lst team R.O.T.C. lst team I. M. Cullinan-Senate B. Hovel, Per. l l. Bucles, Co. A. D. Crutchfield-leffs l. Dunkum. Per. 4 l. Blocker. Co, A. A. C. Leske--Senate T. Acosta, Per. 4 C. Sandahl, Co. G. S. Granato--Haynes B. Santee, Per, 2 T. Portwood, Co. D. H. Saslavsky-Haynes A. Bichey, Per. 5 G. Hendrix, Co. B. Club 2nd team Phys. Ed. 2nd team R.O.T.C. 2nd team D. Myrlin-leffs D. Smith, Per. 2 G. Lutz, Co. D. C. Guido-Haynes G. Kamrass, Per. l E. Norton, Co. A. l. Banks-Senate M. Garcia, Per. 4 A. Howard, Co. B. l. Keeneeeleffs Bob Bowland, Per. 3 L. Mann, Co. B B. Both-Haynes Gone Stocking, Per. 5 A. Smith, Co. A. 1'1tjlr' ISU ill The wrlioltizacrlio tinds a welcomr- place in Ieilersorfs gym. C25 The finish line at lasatl Thr' floor dCf':1I1ll urwiti .tri hind iiiitil the t'or'itrxrttirit.: bmiip over thf- line till The airlas swing out on old tmlk danc-in Put Your little limit lwtrai i',Ztvv'tTIrtllY initial ir fill Ff'ff'rylwicly iiiizipl M1...f Riwlmrfl: 1.1 .winqing ti 'live rot-f Black and white bedecked - f lelt girls f f battle lor - - intramural sports spotlight - - in tumbling f - volley ball - - archery - f ritlery - - goll - - tennis f - - Health education classes - - also include - - folk dancing - - dodge ball f ' and other games. Regular course in ritlery - - develops accuracy - f painstaking care - - - Ruby Stone - ' Dorothy Page - - chosen best shots in all rittery classes f f - Also experts are - f Madelyn Greenburg - - Mildred Dunning ' - Anna Louise Bausch f - Panalee Thomson - - Dorothy Miller - - lean Cart f - - Each day rillery students make trip to Armory f - to try to Win honor - - ot being best shots f ' oi all students - - in ritlery classes. Another favorite sport ot girls - - tumbling - - helps to create skill and strength ' f - Seven girls - - tumbled to top f - in a frenzied series f f ot somersaults - f on mats that protect them from being hurt - - ' Great fun in tumbling is building ot pyramids f - lean Fox f - Virginia Gilmer - - Geraldine Suchazi f ' Katherine Clay f - tune Severeid - - Doris Nell Simpson - - Charlotte Sawtelle - - lucky girls to build human replica ol Egyptian pyramids. When the elements keep girls inside ' ' volley ball holds everyones attention f - - During class periods f f practice games are played - - after school championship games f f are played by seniors f f juniors - - sophomores - - f Best players in class periods - - compose team - - - luniors were tops in championship game f ' won three games out ot tour - - scored l5UO points - - seniors had lOOU points - f sophomores 500 points 1 - - ln volley ball contest in all class periods f - ninety girls scored tive correct serves out ot tive attempts. Pngv 190 Above: Ar' inspiring picture indeed is made by these tour girl.: as they stand ready to send their arrows flying across the spacious around.: ot Iettorson into the target.: 1 Wet and cold days - f are oiten spent in dancing ' - ' Popular dances allow girls to show how well they dance to hot stepping music f f f Folk dances f f create mirth and delight lor everyone f - f Polkas f f Put Your Little Foot f f f Virginia reel f f show stu- dents - - how grandmother used to dance. Dodge ball - ' is also favorite f - of girls - f - Look out, here comes the ball, - - tamiliar call f - to students in center of ring - - f Students being hit by ball - - go out of center - f last one to get hit by one ot two balls - - is winner of that game. Springtime - f Mr. Sun calls Physical Education girls f - to partake in tennis f - goli f ' rchery - f ' Students learn the correct form - fr in which tennis is played ' f also how to ount points - - - Golf - f teaches girls the correct way to swing the club - - how to hit the all ' f how to make a low golt score - - ' Gaining a sure eye f - strong arm f ' purpose ot rchery f ' - Strong bows f ' steel-tipped arrows f f help students hit target f - - Recently irginia Davies f f led all girls with highest score f f in archery f ' f With a grand coach nd good sportsmanship it's no wonder f 1 that lett's girls - 1 heartily enjoy f f intramural ports. Page 191 'r 1 I' hffhifft 'ii KH-uuuw-an VW, bl ,Ki l' Il' i l',i:irx : rr 1.11: :mid llif lvfr iiililiil .ziirroimdmqg ol our xipacioiis library, ilu mdirf-ff l1 ll.f1F'1 ilx .Wi 713' .I - - iilzrzl if 'll '.vi:i'1 xii'-lx -.: il.: wfiridfrrliilly rarvf-d fNll1l'1Q, il.: limo pairitiriam il.: mfmy liiifd lllf' fl,-for ili -r. ill viriilril wilf- 'Ei' Yl '1i if mln' alll Willem rfrfifli of rrvvry :Tiidfrril and tfiaCl'ifir.:Tf1rid llio alla: :Mirk 'Vid - rrf'l lalfr' MV' li rfli lilri my i 'i I iv 1+ wil rrixw- ,f'r'.'if'f willi 11 ,zmilrr lfll fiiirirwariin .zlip lliroiidli Vvrirrlim lilmrl: lx lirxri' wir I ln: wlrr lrr' lll1!Xll'l'll'lll. llfl'l'lfll3ON'f9 spacious library - a really is a place to stir pirido - - iri our lif'-i1rl:: . . . l'fwiir liii:idrfvl 'mid flurry Two ol :im . . at oacli period ol the day - . absorb 'lie heaiitw' - - diwiiiip' - - uliimii . . I l Yaris 'qfxwt lzirrli igoilirifmd room - f with its tori tlioiirwrid interesting arid valiialvlo lwookza . . witli :aiiactw iii ilz. iiitiliiirr - - fiirori faliolvos - 1 and stool stack room 'elves - - for at loasl llirofr llioiizsarid llVfl liiiriilrvd Illrill' . . . X rfwiilfxr lrairiod librarians - Q Miss Brooks arid Miss Kelley . . assist stiidorits iri liiidiriir l-oolizs find l'Nl1'lf'll4'f 1i . . friiidrv :ztiidorits iri learning liow to use arid eriioy flier library - - and make all rwvlzzpfrc'f'w:11:ililv . . lwr iv-idy roloronce . . . New tliis year on regular library stall is Miss Morgan . . lorrizvi l.-itiii fiiid llriixlirali lC l1Cllf'l' - - witli ricli Cultural arid reading background f - - Many assistants aid will: wwrlc - . tori liiirlirali lfWICllCXTS lor an lioiir eacli day 1 . thirty-two NYA. assistams ' . two W PA masif:li1iiI:s . 4. lwfrlvo sliidorit KX!1'2l23l'Il'llSOTIHCTVICG basis Q - and twenty-eiglit studeril roll Clie-Ckers . . . Addiriw to lwaiiiy ol 'r lc - of lellerson students arid ollior artist: . . . Om lilvifiry 1: liliriiry - . 1:1 tlirv rotating display ol art wor - -iii iiiiiwrrtfirit rr-ir! - - ol Boaiililul lolforsori I'ug1' IHS i ,-...Q 'QF' H, stu 50 'X Wm. 'Al I +A .D i llt 'l'h1:: .1-'f-114' wt 4'l'L'l 'Tllll't.1.- lIl W'l.- 1'T1f' dolly in lrur C0llllIlOdl0llll Ctfllftlftflffi ffl Three ningrt boys select delectgble desserts lftt The zzules do 1111 111: the would tw- f-glen: pass by the cgsh register. Mt After dll the scurry und bustle of dinner, the thought ful helpful liiclifwz ot our f'1if'lUt'lt1 d'tPiYTllllf'T1l tglce their turn -'It being served os do Chl gen1f1l Mr Abbott und hi.: twenty two lieyzn who dgily help with th- ',:111ekr111d1:pt111' nrreingeinent of our cledn cgfeterie: llow lUl'lllttC1l0 we gre to hr1ve such rt begutiful ond efficient cofeteriol Q Q More thon twenty tour hundred wt 111: Q Q served gnd bgck 111 clgss ggoin in less than fifty minutes Q Q shows fine orggnizgtion on port of Mrs Wmwdlee Q Q Q llight lerdies gs helpers Q Q five cooks Q Q three porters Q Q twenty-two boys Q Q three girls Q Q odd to efficiency Q Q needed to serve hungry students ind foculty EVERY DAY such good food os eight hundred lorty enchilgdgs Q Q one hundred seventy-try' pounds of breod Q Q eighty pounds of cl1ili Q Q thirty pounds of rice Q Q twenty pounds of cheese Q Q twenty pounds of mgcgroni Q Q one hundred twenty pounds of inegt Q Q six hundred fifty bottles of milk ond oronge juice Q Q fifteen pounds of becxns Q Q unliinited vgri- eties of delicious desserts cind sdlods Q Q Q Unusuol equipment dids vgst job Q Q new S300 food chopper Q Q iiiechonicol cgsh register Q Q huge food inixer Q Q enormous mixing bowls Q Q vost ice boxes for mecrt Q Q pastries Q Q sglgds Q Q outoiiigtic electric dishwosher Q Q five huge ovens Q Q Q Rore indeed it is for o cofeterig Q Q to Iiove running wgter ond towels Q Q ctvgiloble in woiting line itself Q Q for students to clennse their honds: Q Q Q Could ony other school cgfeterig Q Q be so beautifully equipped' l'ngr 195' an 604121251 ancf .finfu 'I lt Argyll-int Allfff Marbles patlrzn on the courts: lo11f1 eymuqlr to qrvg 1111 gf-tmflngmj pt-149,159 yhql tmmuw mq'-,wi ln, 1,,,,11,hY hir 5 wb, rrfrrietul arrls They are-, Front Row:--May Lee Na, tfthel Krrby, ltorrs Miller, Ethr-l Norton 1C'11tf-rrnt tftvw. l'1,1,,,,t - iHitf'r21 ltvtilyn Alhflon, Marton Stowe, Naomi Liana Back How: - Betty Hanan, Maxinn Kirongtlprr P,-Ifw Iwy',.,y rf,,,,1.,, lfiylrrr, l,.11f'1ll'- Cook, Analrel Tr-vr-rhauah, Memory Iqry, Dorf-oh-.1 L0,,,1gp Tqylt-rv Dm-mq tr-fm IkAwRmm'1 U1 Whlf tom., 1,,-,Wwe 'xr'-ltlf-Ar: rwl If-lt 1: arf- team are, lelt to right -Rush F-14-1t1er1, A:'L 1r llowfrrft, Al lt Hlclioy lack llrlrick, hilly lflqmrltml 'lTY1 ltlf'lUWUl lCfUYf7tTtl, Wll:Qon Howland, Billy l't.g::, Twink lrwtr., Lift- Prldaess, Mavn-irft Halhefll Ht H1111 ant Our-M1 nl 'h1- fwritrtz' -111' lohn and lfthfrl, racquets therr wcvpterx-, ba' 'lm ftlbg, lftl Thoy flrrvfi ht-rr,-1 -mfq mfqlqlwt anti Wm lrkp Nm, the f' froltorr- l'Xlff10Yfilt'tf1IY Pirturnd are, Buck How: ,ltanoy Crllahin, ltlllttltttri Co-ty lametz Lf-szlw Mvllhv-1111y ltruvzi tvtwrtm Front Row: Howard Harwood, ftltwort tv'arf:f:1-:arg V ' BOYS' TENNIS: Mid-October marked the beginning if trammg lor lg-ttertaonk netasters Some titles won clurtrtq the 41111117 rrrr-r by Cfrptcrin lohn Hickman were the Statw Municipal Iunior Singles the City Monks Doubles the City lunror Singlrmr and thf- City lunior ljftllblftll Coach T A Abbott tvok his team to the tournament at Victoria on March 2 and 3, Billy Hamilton, ltrrrk llrlrwk lohn Hickman, and Billy Ripu stayed in the doulfles competition 11ntil the lafst rounds The Corpu.: Cllfllitl loam lllV'l lollerxon and Braclcenridgo on our courts on March Zr AW- r beating Brackenridge, COFPLIS Christi went down to our boyz: With their linr- record ol winnings our tennis toavi tolloweti 'lx .1 :li with a clean sweep ol victories at the city nwot on the Woodlawn vlfry courtm GIRLS' TENNIS: At the :state meet in Houston Caplan, time, 'I :ton :swept her way to the Girlz! State Clmrrrpiorigsliip winning over Charleene Yeager ot Brackenridge. One ot hw: ,tther hon 'Ls is the District Championship' 'Tllt:1 yearn tonniz: tmrrn has truly done itz: part to put Ietlerson on top GOLF: Goll inzetructor T. A Abbott placed high hopes lc: :year ot championships in his 1940 team At the mf-1-t on March X9 loltc-r1:or1 with only 3V2 points, bowed to the Austin team, WIN., piled up a score ol Blfg points. At the Lulina Open Tournarf rrwnt Huah Black Dahlberq won a golf medal for making the second lowest individual :core l5l Second alzro was the Irrll tr-frm w1tl1 a total ol 674 strokes The boys drove through the Kerrville Open Tournament, April 27, and the Crty lhqh School Tf'llTYt'1lltftltl 111 the llfiil week ol May The golf team has: already aniaslrned a small show ol trophicas and ltt d'Il.?, iiicluding llVf' 1111vlt1l., ltftttt L11l11111 find two lrophiois lro111 Kerrville. Page 19.3 A W . I W 1 w P 1 vw , g ' 4 3 QQ V Q , ik 1.5 ,vw ' vu. , 4 431. 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'N ,, Q' ix P Qi' CAPS? we A- fbfo ,S A I V Illll A J ml Mr A AAA IAAIIAIA 'AA AA , n ,, ' 2, 1.10. .fa g-gnu I X X Y?S?5 XX X vii:-Af xx X H xy y'0x 5'o's X x 306-X Vo' wx 'x 500:45 xx XX x Q , . V Xi' 'Af x 'A A A ' 9 ' V' 1 A A Q, ? ,!v Y? 1 A v U 's N Y l '--i Ja W X 513653 Aolw 1 A I - - . A351 A 1 l .A A em 6. ll A ALMA AAATEA AAA ll - AUW TUW ll A AHVAATISAAS wvqg '-lv ' - - V . t,-'tn W.-. vzmapmnw effi mmhvf 1 f Firm Page Firm Page Alamo Blueprint 5. Supply Company .... ..,.. 2 10 Franklin's . . , . , , Alamo City Business College .....,,,., ..... 2 17 Fritos .... . . . , , Allen Auto Electric Service . . . . . .213 Frost Brothers ,,,, , , , , , , , , I I A I American Laundry ,..,,.,, ..... 2 12 Frost's Foundation Garment Shop .... . . Babcock Specialty Shop. . . . ..,,. 210 Garcia's . . . . . . . . . . . . Baen Book Store ,..l......,...,., .... 2 12 Garden Shoe Shop ----A--,.---A----4-...... Bailey's Magnolia Service Station ..,.. ..., 2 17 Gefleml Welding and MC1Y1UfC1CTUfi1'19 Company Beacon Drug Store 4..I.'..l.',.4 .'.II 2 08 Gibsons Costume Shop ,....,....,....,,..,. Beakley, George, Nash Company ,... .... 2 17 Gordon Pfiming Compcml' 'i -'-- ' -4 Bettencourt, Ioe C. . . ..,.,. . . . . Bexar County National Bank .... Biard, Arthur E. Company .,.i Bilhartz, E. I., Hardware .... , Blossom Shop . . .......1....,.. . . Blue Bonnet Potato Chip Company .,,, .... Bon-Ton Bakery ,...,....r........ Bowman's Beauty Salon ,....,. Broadway Fountain Pen Shop ..... Brown Express, Incorporated .... Bruner, T. I., Agency ....,... . 207 211 2 2 , 'vi ,t. 1 2 fi , 2 2 Charles Pharmacy ....,... Clegg Printing Company ...,. Coleman G Company ..... Dallas Furniture Studio .....,. Dimaline Secretarial School ..,.. Draughorfs Business College ,.,. Dr. Pepper Bottling Company .,.. Ebert Air Conditioning .,.., Economy Shoe Repair .,,,. El Patio ..........,....,..... Etheridge Brothers Company ,... Fite, L. E. and Company .... Fox Company ,..,,t....,.. Fox Laundry and Cleaners .... ..,..215 ..,,.211 .....222 ...,.2l7 .....206 .....210 Great American Life lnsurance Company ..,., Green, Shall, and Steen ,,.. . . ' uarantee Shoe Company ,... S A . Haltl Manufacturing Company .... .. . f .r 'N' f K tland .... ..........,..,., i - es Beauty Salon .,.. - 1-Gillespie . . . .,,... . . . . I X - ' .V eyer F. V. and Company . . umble Company ...,.. .... . . . ydro-Gas Company. . , . X, carnate Word College ...., . .218 lnsert . .212 Iefierson Standard Life lnsuranc lohnson's Beauty Academy .... lones, George, Incorporated. . . 213 lordan-lvers Motor Company. . loske's . . ................. . . .....2ll Karotkin Furniture Company. . Kinsel-Robinson Company .... Knowlton's . . . ....... . . . . Kelly-Scherrer, Florist . . , . K. O. N. O. Radio Station ..... -----214 Kress, S. Hand Company. . .. .....224 e Company. . . Laurel Heights Beauty Shop .... . . Laurel Heights Grocery. ..... Laurel Heights Service Station. 220 Littleton, W. F. . . ........ . , , . Page 202 Shop 131ffa'7fzem'kBe'7fzel?z dienck Firm Page M df H Bottling Company fPepsi-Colal. . . 218 Manhattan Cafe . . ..,...,.......,..A 217 Mathieu, Cleaner and Dyer ..., .... 2 17 Merchants' Delivery Service ....,.............. 213 Merchants' Ice and Cold Storage Company ...,, 216 Milam Chevrolet Company ..,...,,....,..,.... 208 Mission City Pontiac Company ..... 222 Mitchell, O. R., Motors ..., .,,.., 2 15 Monte Carlo Cleaners. , . 208 Monticello Market ....,... 218 Moses, Carl, Gulf Service ,.,. .. . 209 Firm Page San Antonio Public Service Company ......,... 204 San Pedro Cleaners ..,..,,........,. ..... 2 10 Santone Coin Machine Company. . . .... .216 Sawtelle, McAllister, :Si Cary ,...... ..,.. 2 20 School of Speech Arts .,...... ..... 2 21 Seven Up Texas Corporation .... ..,.. 2 22 Shepherd Laundries Company ...,. .,... 2 15 Smith Motor Sales .......,,..... ..... 2 08 Smith, I. Andrew, Company ..4., ...,, 2 15 Sol Frank Company ............... ,.... 2 14 Southwestern Engraving Company .......... Insert Southwestern Life Insurance Company ......... National Cleaners of San Antonio ,,... Night Hawk . . ......,4....... . . Noa Spears Company .... Original Mexican Restaurant ,... Orsinger Motor Company .,..,. Our Lady of the Lake College .... Owl Cleaners and Dyers ..,,,. Pabst Engraving Company ,.,. Pappas Grill .,......,...... Pauls Shoes, Incorporated Penney, I. C., Company. . . Pig Stands . . . , . . Piggly-Wiggly . . . Pincus Company ,.., Pioneer Flour Mills . . . Pitts' Barber Shop. . . Prasse1's Drug Store .... Quality Tire Company ..,.... . . . Reliance Life Insurance Company ..... Rio Vista Dairy Farms ........... San Antonio Buick Company .............,.... San Antonio Coca-Cola Bottling Company ...... San Antonio Machine and Supply Company .... San Antonio Iunior College ....,.,..........., San Antonio Music Company ..... 'Page 203 222 219 212 221 209 205 210 223 217 213 207 214 207 214 216 212 218 224 Laundry and Dry Cleaning Corporation Sun Shing Company Food Store .,......,...... Talk o' the Town Grill ........,. Texas Shade and Blind Factory .... ..... Thrift Lumber Company ......,.. Tip Top Sandwich Shop ..... Toddle Houses ..... .............. . . . Toepperwein Hardware Company .... ..... Tower Secretarial School for Girls .... ..... Typewriter Sales and Service ..... University of San Antonio ,..,. , , , Vogel, Adolf .... ....... ....... ......,., Wharton Company, Plumbing, Heating, Electric. White Star Laundry .......................... Wideman, Carl F., Incorporated .... .... . Wini Ezell Beauty Shop ........... ,.... Wolff and Marx .............. Winn, Harlan H., Insurance .... . 221 r, Alan . . ..,....,.............. ..... 2 13 . . . . .209 s Texaco Service Station ..... ..... 2 12 Chemical Company ........... ..... 2 16 House ..,........... ..... 2 13 Studios . . ..... ..... I nsert s Flower Shop ...............,......... 216 216 217 224 223 211 220 220 211 206 221 209 207 220 219 220 221 208 216 bv' P' as ay SERVING THOUSANDS -cl thousand ways ln these modern days community expansion, industrial and business growth, and true home comfort and convenience demand an adequate supply of electric service . . .power for thousands of customers to be used in thousands of ways. ln San Antonio and nearby communities this company has striven to render such service with a bountiful share of goodwill, courtesy,and friendliness, enabling us to grow with the com- munities we serve, and over the years, affording consistent enjoyment of pleasant dealings with our customers. The management and employees of this company feel that pleasant, mutually satisfactory contacts with our customers are as necessary as the actual rendering of electric service. SAN NTU I0 P BLIC SER ICE CO. 5 ,MH ,, , ,M , cava, WWMA. ss- ,s,, M ,-. tm--,s,,T,,,-,.4Q Page 204 ,a,....m-rem ,....u .r -- suwfm- ma ---new wanamhwsw' F ,.,-,,,,.....,.,.,, ,WQJ ..,.., , ..,,,N,.:, . -.,-. Y.. . V -W .mv - '-ia-,. H -wr ' --?-.- 'Hi H6 PIGGLY WIGGLY Our lieutenant colonels, A. C. and Bob, and the cOlOnels' ladies, Dorothy Ann and Doris, carefully select their picnic edilwles at Piggly Wiggly's lweautiful store, where courtesy and helpfulness are the watch-worcls. Make Economy Your BUY -word Shop and Save at Piggly Wiggly 29 STORES TG SERVE YOU ZZ EQUIPPED WITH COMPLETE MEAT MARKETS PIGGLY WIGGLY SAN ANTONIO OO. Owned and Operated By E. A. BASSE m eE,-?. O Ee E ai , Page 205 11. - H .. X if -' 1 an NK I , 'uf' o Q . ' d I JN' WOODLAWN PARK C M ' A li H 5 . II ., 9 9 at Q tl Y K 1 19 t ' 1 N T f W 7K'l'IK ' WTI Y ' i F limi -F Tf' :T : 91' ' 'F Z - . C t I t' cl B tXX!' In FITE S1 C0 O 9't1'1Ee'C?tZff0f5540 'S as T DEVELOPERS Or: l TOWGI' Secifelaflal SCl'lOOl FUR GIRLS an 10th Floor Travis Bldg. Fannin 8032 Quality Homes and Homcsitcs SAM L- STOVALL NAXlfll'UNAXl Congratulutes the 1940 lvlonficello CLEANERS OF SAN ANTONIO and extends greetings to its many good PROMPT DE'-'VERY t'r nds our at jrsrrmtson l-li l!!l!ll!l!! 1619 MAIN AVE PHONE B' 31423 tContinued from page 1293 April 1-Gracious Dolly Madisons . . entertain faculty at tea . . present beautiful silver candelabra in d' 'f' d . igni ie ceremony 3-House lights are dimmed . . curtain parts . . expectant audience in beautiful left auditorium , . t leans forward to hear first . . of high school offerings . . e . . in one-act play contest. ' S-6-Musical tones and bright colors of leff musicians . . flash in state contest at Auditorium. 5-Shakespeares . . shake away any accumulated gloom . . of scholastic worries . . at lively dance, -R,O.T.C, sponsors' show . . entertains students . , all-girl cast. -French club gathers around . . its addition to Ieffei-son's facilities . . enjoys first barbecue . . new pit built for use of school. -So homores get together . , to have big time . . at carnival in gym. 7-Ieferson voters pick Student Council prexy for 1941. 8-Centered around campfire . . Lassos hark back to range days . . in Chuck Wagon Days. -Last conclave of year . . for parents and teachers who have done so much for us. 20-Determination . . tenseness , . as optimistic cadets are tempered in the ordeal of R.O.T.C. officers' tes , . basis for new commissions . . sabers . . silver lozenges . . and balls of rank swim before the eyes . . as brains are ransacked for stray . . wayward information. 20-Shakespeares say farewell to senior member . . at memorable luncheon. 25-Day of days! . . lust girls me amorphosed to shining sponsors . . no other such thrill. QContinued on page 2241 M1lam Chevrolet Company y NORTH FLORES AT MARTIN t jean Marie and Anita are delighted with the New 1940 Chevrolet Convertible Cabriolet The car that fulfills the popular demand for a personahzecl car of exceptional style and beauty i I i 1 n U IH If-g Page .206 Excellence in Character and Efficiency The boy who graduates with a grade of 75 gets exactly the same diploma as the lad who got a grade of 95 ........... In like manner, the dairy farmer who produces good milk gets exactly the same Grade A certificate as the farmer who produces excellent milk ................. For years the Rio Vista Dairy has been choosing the excellent in products and methods in preference to the good . . . THIS IS STILL TRUE AND SHALL CONTINUE TO BE TRUE The Rio Vista Dair Farms A IOOZ San Antonio Institution 1900 Main Avenue Plume Pcrsliiug 3115 Do you use Rio Vista Products in your home? WE NEVER CLOSE AS NEAR AS A PHONE QUALITY TIRE COMPANY lloud Tires - Reliable Batteries 'fexavu Gus 212 East Pecan St. Telephone Garfield 0135 A DU LF VOG IC I.. We Manutaczure Frontier Belts and Riding Equipment llfl N1lI.l'l'AllY PLAZA GAR!-'I I-II.Il 4843 SENATE HAYNES Whcrt' tllc ficttcr Fraternity, Srrrurity, and Advisory Pins are Marla JOE C. BETTENCOURT MANUFACTURING JEWELER Diamond Setters Watch Makers MUSTANG CHANT ' 'lll1OIIIGS Iellersonl Thomas Iellersonl I know you of old You rob your opponents ot touchdowns and goals You block them-you tackle them-you cause them to moan I'm a Iett booster cmd Santone's my home. Wc're up in the grandstand with flags in our hands We'll root for you-Ictt High-from our own grcrndstand We'll back you-we'll help you- we'll cause you to win I'm a Ietf booster cmd Santone's my homo. It grandstands were mountains and I were a bird I'd lly to the top just to give ci good word , . , - - But grandstands aren't mountains and I'm Engravers Expert Repairing no bird 246 College Street San Antonio,'l'exas SO V11 Yell for the MUSKIUQS Gnd WY YO be heard. J:-:ers sruoem- councu. Env, W. -. 39 Page 207 i ,,. . '..i 'f - ' A. f yy Md, 3 I .ilfrikvux '3 . Li ' ' l fill 1 'ff' V 'yr jr! ' .ji 'A Q ' ' 1 . .- X ,si 37 Q! J , I Xf- lk l irlff. ' 1' ' Jr ' if ' ' ff ' 'en' if LM' -4- ff ji If-7 X151 1. , , 'i r ,i rifrcrrn movsi if : ll! F, ,ri our lil f l 1 X17 ' Q at - n ,Hr 1 J, ., X ya, 1 A. M 17.5 .ax , ' J fl 1 - bl' r rlie 'cilrgmal Mexican Restaurant l HV Ji I v 1 ' . l J! ,. ' i' W 1' r ir' ' i K I 115-121 Losoya Street i U' rr, f 1 ' il Telephone Cathedral 7982 1 Li i I J , i E 0 : i i. I P i 5. l Q l 4 c N ,XV i r li' ,. r 1 2 or BEACON DRUG. STORE ' ll. XV. CARNAHAN, Owner Fredericksburg Road Phone Pershing T121 COMPLIMENTS OF EUGENE J. ROTH RADIO STATION KONO 317 ARDEN GROVE Monte Carlo Cleaners We Personalize Your Cleaning . DIC and TED Pershing 5187 1702 W. KlNG'S HIGHWAY ' Cumplimcnts uf SMITH MOTOR SALES San Anronio's Oldest WOLFF 81 MARX For more than a hall Century . . . . . has enjoyed priceless distinction ol being calledw- SAN ANTONlO'S QUAUTY STQREH Loolc to Wolff 84 Marx for the newest ol apparel, lor quality, CHEVROLET nminz lor service ........ eQ'Qo Eighth and Broadway Fannin 0141 FOR 30 YEARS- PENNSYLVANIA TIRES . Devendable Headquarters for Abdominal Supports. Braces, l G'mnn'e'd EIa'cHi ,T ..F'i ,Cu h ,wh I Chglhn, Sizlelgyoomrtzfonvlshshcnrafdeeomforcg. W, F, NOA SPEARS CO. WST -'BUTQR Ph e Garfield 4012 129 LOSOYA'fSTREET 403 Avenue E Fannin 1562 ,U W , W ,W ,nc -- ,ww +8 I Pags 208 BLUEBONNETS IN THE SUNLIGHT by Julian Onderdonlc We are glad to lnave lwad an important part in tlie production of tlwis successful annual. We are equally as proud ol tlie poolc as you are and appreciate your line spirit ol cooperation wlwiclw lias made tlwis publication possible. Fflu: Clleqq, Co. Producers of Fine Printing San Antonio Stationery u Litliograplwing a Engraving I lvlimeograplis u Office Furniture efwmg' Q SOUTHWESTERN E NGRAVI NG COMPANY S an Antonio A Complete Photo -Engraving S ervice F1 umggvvwiz -- . -i We offer you where there is a the individual Phone Pershing 8621 k 2 Phone FANNIN 7515 GIBSON'S COSTUME 5 A Ur' 1522 Noun: Pmn ST. S NfKN75Nio Cars Ca or a 4921 - 741 Large Stock for Rent --'or Made to QQ- , ' MPLE-I-E A , ' I I nd 11 I Mcdonald , ' PIG STPEN Fon A SANDWICH on A FULL ME -in your car-at a convenient er- or in a comfortable dining room. o of our stands are delightfully air condirmi' cdi . You'll like the delicious foods an tcmpringly low prices . . . the i places for breakfast. luncheon, dinner, or the midnight snack. PIG STAND , Inc. Quality Foods, Quick, courteous Service, Popular Prim NO. 17. 321 FREDERICKSBURG ROAD NO. 24. 801 S. PRESA NO. 27. 3401 W. COMMERCE NO. 29. 1426 BROADWAY NO. 39. 332 S. FLORE5 ' NO. 40. 1940 FREDERICKSBURG ROAD I gil, 'THA DE MARK' RIGIIYIRID MAJEQTIC O Hydro-Gas Com 433 Main Ave. Fannin STAFFEL'S POULTRY, DAIRY, AND Doo FEEDS SEEDS AND CUT FLOWERS Main Store G. Oflice 321 E. Commerce Sr., Gar. 5211 Store l-3721 S. Flores ...... Kenwood 9611 Store 2- 154 Fredericksburg .... Pershing 7641 Store 3- 2412 Blanco ....... Pershing 8211 Store 4-3219 W. Commerce . . Garfield 6491 F. V. Huffmeyer 8: Co. .FLORIST 1700 Main Ave. Fannin 0779 HCARNATION FRED SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS Sl Page 209 Q ill S. ALAMO AND S. ST. M.-xRY's ST. GARFIELD 1313 s A LE s N smnvicn - T- SAN ANTONIO'S OLDEST FORD DEALERS QQQQQQK SgHggLagggNQhogg Alamo Blue Print s. Supply co. sAN 'ANTONIO, 1-zxns 'A .ArtiStS' Supplies for School Work School . 4 Bizsgns Dmwrnizc MATBmA1.s Caad K7 in guckles 506 N. Presa St. San Antonio, Texas Uniforins 1 A ji M231 g Caps and Pl ana! COMPLIMENTS a es - ' '31 X eanng B dg Homstitclling my OF I Fell f f' Costumes SAN- P-E-DR HCLEANERS Lettering i Rented FOR QUALITY FINISHING TAKE Youn FILMS To Kodaks Q Fountain Pens Cine- Kodaks THE F074 Co' - Greeting Cards Films SAN ANTONIO' TEXAS Picture Frames WORLD'S LARGEST KODAK FINISHERS 215 ALAMO PLAZA 1732 BROADWAY PINCUS CO- Compliments The Store for Men and Young Men F Houston Street at Broadway O Compmfs Of- OUR LADY OF THE LAKE S. H. KRESS 8: CO. 5 - 10 - 25 STORE as M in P409 fm, FFT' 51 fP9J fx' 'f'1 1f' g7 MFP!7 'W fn-wg-. v 'v f , , . , f- 5 r 3 . 4. 9 H4 BUILD FOR THE FUTURE WITH HIGH GRADE BUILDING MATERIALS mom Service S7 - Lf, Quality iTAi..f51a1i - -'CQN n,L1 C ' Courtesy -V' , -, , at wi: A l,l nlirl s h . vw T 708 W. Summit At the Beacon Pershing 7117 4- T 5,'7F.1.n5L:QE i' Bexar Counfq National Bank i QWFEQQ ' Dr. Pepper 5 ST. MAmr's Arm Tn.-wus STREETS I E Bofflmg CO' , 13..xQ:'g3'?gg luxii Broadway Fountain Pen Shop ig fi 5 iffgnif GIFT SEINASELILENIENPENETE sE'rs San AMONG, .41,. zxrznf FouN'rAm PEN REPAIRING Texas los Broadway quam. Bldg., Tel. Fannin 2752 Congratulations and Good Wishes to thc IEFFERSON CLASS OF 1940 We wish you much Success in Life 1 GREEN, SHALL St STEEN, Mgrs. Southern Lloyds FIRE, TORNADO, AND AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS The WE PRINT THE DECLARATION PRINTING COMPANY Zll N. PnEsA CATHEDRAL 8133 of Business Administration T O E P P E R W E I N CO-EDUCATIONAL HARDWARE COMPANY Sporting Goods and Hardware Beikhap at Ashby Pershing 303 WEST HQUSTQN STREET il! A E Iii Pang 211 ' Ln. . H1 . CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF '4O S M S A T R Y T L N E E S S As You REMEMBER YOUR CLASSMATES - Remember First in l Home of the Quality S ltATiSfOCT6lfS,, I-IOSIERY AND BAGS 219 E. HOUSTON ST. Compliments gazed, fa . . of lncarnate Word College Smart Flowers 1908 Main Avenue Pershing 5166 AMERICAN LAUNDRY Cash SL Carry 25'Zn Discount PERSHINO 7145 BATTERY SERVICE TIRE SERVICE 7 TEX Stanley S SERCFEE 1815 FREDER ICKSBURG ROAD 1400 W- Mulbvffv SHN AHIQIUO 24 Houn SERv1cE PERSHING 9811 Compliments C O L E M A N Q C O, of EVERY KNOWN FORM OF GOOD INSURANCE and BONDS SAMSCO MA, . , amo National Bldg. Fannm 4151 Compliments of . . O. P. SCI-INABEL JEFFERSON STANDARD LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY BAEN BOOK STORE New gl Used 'l'l7 W. l-louston St, Scl1oolBoolcs Phone Fannin 1693 1.,,l,,,,,,... , , AH . E, Page 212 1 I Q , . THE STEAK HOUSE 'GE 'md mm g'I F1ffEisM A m T1'5'lfnf'fnf6'S'?lmn1s MEXKAN FOOD SHOP B ring,5133? 12552253.23532eiiis,E:'CS:?0E'WS Fredericksburg Road H-ydraulic Steering Stabilizers. V 537 s. sr. MAnv's sr. FANNIN 1274 Compliments of Compliments of . . . 01121. CLEANERS 5. DUERS F-RUST BROTHERS 703 San Pedro Ave. Cathedral 1254 PRASSEUS DRUG STORE WYLIE R. DALLAS ZELMA R. DALLAS W. R. QDALLAS' FURNITURE STUDIO 1727 Blanco Road Pershing 5148 901 Mccuuough at Ashby Sanagginio, DELIVERY SPECIALISTS MERCHANT5' LAUNDRY . CLEANING DELIVERY SERVICE 901 E. Houston Garfield 5226 Pershing 9123 1723 W. Gramercy B Orsinger Motor Company 445 Main Avenue Distributors Fannin 5161 , ,, . T- ..,,: A , X. . - HUDSON is the ideal ' graduation present. Prices start at 5790, delivered in San Antonio. President Albert takes Presi- dents jack, johnny, and Roy, Colonels Mary and john, and Paul for a ride around beauti- ful Jefferson in his beautiful Hudson convertible. liuunu Page 218 ' W' 'i ' ur ii l 'i'i l ll I 1 Y V , Wo - - p 98 I 1,3-QG W THE CLASS OF 1940 EEE -iziiwi 23 Q 5341 ! JC A ' 1800 Fredericksburg Road Pershing 9114 ,. 'rom .. L - tahg fgrgaf Amgtifan After the dance and after the game, W f Ziife ilnsuranre Olnmpang Come fe El- PW0 for feed of fame- i N- Chas. E. Ihlrrkcr, Hrrsihrnt SAN ANTOMO, TEXAS 2604 FREDERICKSBURG ROAD I .Milf wwf 2 A 1 I X , I qi , I The Sponsors March Along Q K in Guarantee s Lazy Bones Shoes th A me s'rYu: sl-16? or 'ms scum 1 s HCADET HEADQUARTERS For I 517 E. HOUSTON ST. Best soL FRANK co. Buy,S - sscumrv SEALS EVERY RELIANCE roucv-' BERT P1-JRRY, Managm- Reliance Life Insurance Co. Sdn Ahfbhib Buick COITIPGIIY 642 Milam Bldg. san Antonio, Texas 501 BROA DWAY IQHH ,7f4,,,, ,, AWN, ., - , 54 Page 214 QQ'g'k ':E -fav'5 wr'-wiv , 'jl!F'ar 1 r:' ref 'YW 'rev' 5 i-?.,-,,,,,-- U..- H, W Y, Wm- ,Wife LW- J. ANDREW SBIITI-I CO. Aflef High SC7100l- OFFICE FURNITURE HLEARN TO EARNH TYPEWRITERS GARFIELD 3439 421 NIAIN AVENUI-: D R Q N'S l,lt'Nlk' REQUIlKEMEN'l'S -MljO'I'A'I'O 1 SAN ANTONIO hA1,An DRhsslNu - Plklxljzh - lllk. Blue Bonnet Potato Chip Co. HA Sy 'b.0i of Pmgfeff Phone Cathedral 1541 2425 W. Commerce Sl. and Integnry Since TO THE CLASS OF '40 We hope that the grander, larger Joske's building which your fam- ilies - and other families of Texas since l873 - helped make possible, will be looked upon by you as a reward from the public to Joske's for honesty and usefulness. May it The Largest Store in the inslilre Y0l' t0Pl ' Largest Stare. Established SUB, HS we did, U16 in 1873, it became part of I 0011110 Ofinlegfily the pioneer life of Texas. and Servive - and Today, having grown and may your reward prospered with its Stare, if be success vom- is rated among America's SAN ANTONIO Parable Wiill OIIPS, leading stores. in 'UW field YOU decide to enter. Dependable -- Reliable O. R. MITCHELL MOTORS Laundry and Cleaning Service DODGE-PLYMOUTH l . 1041 NAVARRO GARFIELD zzsx l Fancy Dresses and Evening Gowns Our Specialty A V h N BON- PON BAKERY PARTY Onuaas AND DECORATING Shepherd Laundries Co. Ou' Speffalfv Our Morto: Quality at a Fair Price ' Fannin 9347 315 S. Alamo Phone Cathedral S191 szs s. Alamo B .W A ,Y H ,-- 35 Page 215 f.lll..qni..t.....u. . A-. . ., - '. ,. A ' 1 ' ..'-'1' . . THE PAUSE THAT REFRESHES PURE wnoussome S A Coca Cola Bottling Co For Quality Laundering At Economical Prices unshine LAUNDRY 81 DRY CLEANING CORP. 617 N. Flores Fannin 7271 GARFIELD 8207 FLOWER SHOP Navarro at N St Mary s Street SAN ANTONIO Texas STARCO QUALITY PRODUCTS '12 c d 1 B Lpfaso ony PPD STAR CHEMICAL COMPANY 5301 Q 646 W MARTIN ST FANNIN 4942 Fritos Your friendly food companion Always a treat of nourishing goodness Laurel Helglwts Beauty Shop LAURA STEPHENSON M g 105 East Mistletoe Pershmg 0721 MERCHANTS ICE 81 COLD STORAGE COMPANY Bi Santone Com Machme Companq PHONOGRAPHS RENTED FOR PRIVATE PARTIES 1524 Mann Avenue Fannin B289 COMPLI MENTS HARLAN H WINN MANAGER THE TRAVELERS INSURANCE CO an us Mn.AM BLDG PHONE FA zaaa AUREL HEIGHTS 1 G ROCERY A' XX -4 QV I, fpf ' Q ana nmmnfr xxx' 'f my 2608 lain Avenue 0 6AN4N rofwo Texas Page 816 Y . I - - , O weepin om un s.Sanitar Su ies,FloorFinishes, oorwaxes, i ui alps, eaning Compounds, Dairy rushes, Dlsinfecrants, nsecticides, eodorants. . . . . . MANUFACTURERS AND DISTRIBUTORS . . . . I , ana er 5 N l I . . 4 ' 2. Y C V an 1 n 'I 2. N' . 17' '1 1' X aaa? W, 'Ps D, A 1, . ,gt - St,-M ,H :ggi :gggggpj4i5f'l'b:,,,4. 1 '15-J 8 san D 'f - iownuu .- , 5,,.:,E:E-46,5 -,Qi . :ssszssati -522552555 Q I W, - l -L-gag! ...E A ,- . ,..-.. r J.....,.,,,u,.r...,,.f....A:,,,4-n'n.a.aA.r....1-.qn,:...L ,.,.Mi4L4-r...-alu.L...,Ll.n.4.,ja A, , r, J... I. 1 . .L -.4a.,.. at -,gg-., uv ---rw -. -- T San Antonio's Thrift Store MANHATTAN CAFE zzs E. HOUSTON For GARFIELD 3011 'We Specialize in SEA Foons and K. C. STEAKS O , George Beakley Nash Company n h 7711 ICIITNY Glflffff YNLI-lfjf Hrs -offers you the BEAUTIFUL 1940 NASH 5-Passmcu Faghiong SEDAN for as low as S1030 delivered. . . . . . . . at Low t Our User: Cans are Suscrsu. ONE-OWNER nad:-ins. Prices' A 306 LAST H u ron: ' - '0-' Garfield 3179 517-23 Broadway Congratulations, Graduates! Bailey's Magnolia Service Station FREDERICKSBURG ROAD AND DONALDSON LAMO CITY Busmsss COLLEGE Pershing 9931 Hlcxs BLDG. GARFIELD 5022 Phones: Pnnsmsc 6144-6145 Fame Deuvmxr H B I L T B I T E H Sun Shing Co. Food Store B O O T SMQSEDBYS H O E S Fancy Meats, Fruit and Vegetables 803 E. MlS'fLETOE AVE. Quick Service - Call Again Pitts' Barber Shop Personality I-laircuts by Expert Barbers 104 DONALDSON Ave. ECONOMY SHOE REPAIR 511 W. Commerce GL Aztec Bldg. Belmont 30047 ANCI-IORS AWEIGH 1-lere's to old Iefferson All hoil to thee. We solute the Blue and Red With all our love ond loyalty. Our Super Cleaning lnsures Positive Sanitation We'11 fight for Old Jefferson M Through all the days Whote er the test may be CLEANER AND DYER Weill fight th 2211 San Pedro Ave. Pershing 6241 Fight the-- 1'1OWl THE Brown EXPTCSS, lnc. MOTOR FREIGHT TO Austin, Corpus Christi, Dallas, Rio Grande Valley, and Laredo Bonded Insured Phone CATHEDRAL 6291 HUMBLE COMPANY A Texas institution extends to the Class of 1940 its hearty congratulations. May you find in your life's work both happiness and success. Page 21-7 SAN ANTONIO JUNIOR COLLEGE A junior College of the First Class fully accredited by the Texas State Department of Education and by the Association of Texas Colleges FIQESHMAN AND SOPHOMORE COURSES LEADINC TOWARD ACADEMIC, ENGINEERING BUsINEss ADMINISTRATION LAW, MEDICAL, JOURNALISM AND EDUCATION DEGREES SUMMER SCHOOL BEGINS JUNE 3rd FREE TEXTBOOKS Call Registrar for Further Informatwn FANNIN 5792 4119 SOUTH ALAMO CHARLES PHARMACY Prescriptions Our Specialty Corner of Woodlawn and Main Ave. Pershing 7161 Laurel Heights Service Station U. S. TIRES Pershing 3271 1901 Main Ave. San Antonio QMWZZMIM Qfgafzkel Where finest foods and lowest prices always prevail MEATS CIROCERIES lubilant Monticello's -jane, Martha Ann Carolyn Ardean Mark and Mary Beth - check in picnic good es a th Montc llo Ma lcet COMPLETE LINE or MODEL AIRPLANE SUPPLIES PYOIHDZ Free Delivery ' Fredericksburg Road at Furr Drive Pershing 6148 rr -Q we 1'-'S- -V ' l' ' ' ' 'i' 'ni Bi 5 1 i WWW? Ihlawns C3 The place where Jefferson goes Beaver, Jeanette, Duane, and Peggy well know that THERE'S NOTHING Main Avenue ACCIDENTAL ABOUT QUALITY. Pershing 0941 1 WHIfl'E STAR LAUN1JR'5f COWBOY BOOTS . made to order if Work Done While You Wait GARDEN SHOE SHOP Launderers and Cleaners for 50 Years 1811 Main Parkview 20301 T. Every SANDwxc1-1 a MEAUL Itself '5' M' ' f ' PAPPA'S GRILL 1514-A Grayson Phone Garfxeld 7744 BILL COLIAS, Owner 123 E. Travis St. LASSOS' PEP SONG Oh, stand up and cheer for the red and the blue, We'll sing a song for you boys brave and true. Our honored name you must defend So that We'll win the game in the end. When we've won this and other games, Throughout this land we'1l spread our fame, For there's to be a victory for Thomas Iefferson High. il-I I Page 219 si..nlli.n-: 4.. . ...nl.....,., M. -,tt A ai -s-w -f---'-1 - -- -- - f-fv- I Th- - ' ' ' H' H l ID O O G E, 0 M 'Trp Top Sandwrch Shop Q Q 5 Q E :W I FOUNTAIN STEAKS AND 1' ,lg 5 f ME!.5'E E 5 L 'Q ff SERVICE FRIED CHICKEN To Q E EELQRY 2 2 E IE S u I ' S D aozo FREDERICKSBURG ROAD All E ..cmeDRm..416!. 'S 'g S For 1940 Figures see . . . The Shop of Better Beauty Service F R O S T ' S 106 DONALDSON PERSHING 7671 FOUNDATION GARMENT SHOP JOI-INNIE BOYLE EAT AT THE - I - I most mm ar gn 'Tocldlle J'louAeA I ' 2621 Maixx Ave. 2303 Broadway -most popular paint Carl F.Wideman, Inc. PAINT AND, HARDWARE FANNIN 2249 FOX LAUNDRY 6: CLEANERS 510 Cypress St. at San Pedro Ave. SHELBY FOX CONGRATULATIONS, 1940 GRADUATES FANNIN 5358 517-523 N. FLORES ST. SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS . WHARTON Plumbmg, Heating, Electric Co. PLUMBING HEATING, AND ELECTRIC CONTRACTING AND REPAIRING Supphes 'Ind Accessories Skzlled Mechanics in All Lines Any Make Water Heater Installed or Repairecl ELECTRIC HEATERS I 7 1 . c l Page 220 nQ.hldns..n4i-fa.. I- .ki ., ,,.n. -.-,- ' 1 V '--ff 'wr sr,--,, . -v--4,-'v' .vnu a+ A . J. C. PENNEY COMPANY COMPLETE FOUNTAIN SERVICE AT A Good Place to Trade A L A hi O A '1' C 0 bl RI E R C E 77264 77211 Wini Ezell Beauty Shop ' Pershing All Work nanny 6408 Guaranteed mum HELPS sum: SAN Antonio 216- 18-20 C' ' ' ' cm., Ffcdcfrclfillniif san Antonio, Texas T. J. H. s. REFRESHMENT CENTER Southwestern Life lnsurance Co. LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUITIES PAUL C. CREAMER, Branch Manager SOUTH TEXAS BANK BLDG. Herpel- Gillespie The Original San Antonio Ford Dealers THE SCHOOL OF SPEECH ARTS MRS. STEPHEN JONES Dm 321 BROADWAY GARFIELD 325 W. French Pershing 9722 Conveniently Located AT FOURTH 1411 I-rss I-rl I Authorized S . 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Wiwi' QOXlx?!jF'1fjv!ljrfLVA gm: ' A ' SAN ONIO,TExAS I lSTmBUTORS PERSHING 9095 VI .f all - ' ' n., A UP COMPLIMENTS -lEFFERSON,S REPRESENTATIVE YEAR BOOK and WISHES FOR ITS GRADUATES ALL THE FINER THINGS OF LIFE ' . 1 IE, P 'N 1 A -wx: Hs , 'Pi .:1::':1:2-- -51:51 fi v w '-1i1 fS ,Lg - fs:-E ,, W 1, I . .:- - - . :::'1wx'ss33: :age .,, J' why, ,1:,g,ws:'s:1:4-,,':- v1',',i..'1:.kI.:.,.,. ,'ss:r, ', b3lf'EEl-H5?5fE'?1E 1'-1:1 :wi-'?'Q 4 H E ' l5,EE1s?.gs5g52 551.-'-?-g:':s:1'Saiggsgf- WN ,,2'fs.::3f.- ,-'E 1, .. -.14-,-.-.ffm f J., , f -1 I ,..1w2,.12 .Tw......,.m.:., .. AA. xm.S.,.x1., M 1 ::i4fS .2m1.,-:::Q3., ?5, QQr ff f ,,,- , 1-,,:-1-any -1 .g:4ge1xg:1:::':ee:1. ff,,f- A M,-1.-Q., iw:-re:--A--,ay Q :,,- wa- .41--1-,::4g:5::- .1-:-.-gg-1,1-gg..,giggrf-'fSI:a51,g:L:1 :.g::s,5:r155::, -f1 .,.izE::Q5:-'E'fH11-I1:IE5E2:rE ..fz:115,., 1' A-,,asf':451 245:52-x :F?'1 .-, 2. , J SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS PERSHING 7771 PABST ENGRAVING CO. SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS Patronize Home Industry RINGS, INVITAT IONS, ETC. GOOD WISHES FROM . . GEORGE STABLEFORD, PRESIDENT Mission City Pontiac Company BROADWAY AT NINTH GARFIELD 0247 just Beautiful Hats H A T - l. A N D Millinery of the Moment General Welding Sv. Mfg. CO. Service REFRIGERATION Parts From 51.00 To s7.so 318 E. 1-Iowan sf. Phone Gaffwld 3651 516 Wafer Sf- See the Downtown Ford Dealer ...for abettercleal GEO. JONES, Inc. the bw ff' 415 Main Cathedral 7161 Sportswear - sl 1 Lincoln-Zephyr V12 Popular jefferson students flcft to rightj lean P e ly Kinsel Cseatedl know that Kinsel's Lincoln Z h AMERICA'S SMART ST OTKQB KINSEL- Ros Lg 931 Broadway Exclusive DIS tOTS P. W. Lemon and Sons Uwners of thc Texas Shade 8: Blincl Factory N. St. Mary's at Dallas extend n cordial invitation to one and ull to visit us and wish the entire student body of jefferson High School success and happiness through their lives. May the wheel of timc hold prosperity for each of you! GREETINGS to the NN Students and Facultq of Thomas Jefferson Hlqh Sch M' fir 1104 MAIN AUE. FANNIN 1337 Hi , U llc , A. ., . , , . hi, ,.t t , XC 'lf f' 5 . E. J. BILHARTZ HARDWARE ' Scherrer, Florist Ammunition - Guns - Fishing Tackle U U Phone Pershing 9831 FLOWERS Fon Au. OCCASIONS 1718 FREDERICKSBURG ROAD Pershing 6184 326 W- Josephine qnectlnqa tan. . . I Pershing 5311 Thomas jefferson High School 1924 Main Ave. FROM 'The Uftlaaham Shop tContinuod from page 1061 May 3-Under arched sabers . . new R.O.T.C. oiticers and sponsors . . march to glory . . at announcement l dance , . in gymnasium . . . responsibilities now in their willing hands. 4-Skeltons . . also L.G.P.'s . . bring social season to close . . each with charming luncheon letes. I0-Crowning dramatic event . . senior play . . Iune Mad brings riotous laughter . . and thunderous applause. ll-Student Council signs 30 . . with annual picnic , . surveys year ol progress lor Iell. ll-French club . .enjoys delicious French lood . . as annual banquet . . closes their year. 15-The humanities . . Latin linds deep appreciation . . especially in hearts ol winners ol Latin Club's annual awards . . ol mythological books . . to outstanding pupil in each class. I6-An eventl . the Monticello banquet at St. Anthony . . departing stall is bidden larewell and godspeed . , their materialized effort . . 1940 MONTICELLO . . is placed in their hands . . . Also new stall is announced . . responsibility settles on new shoulders . . proud and happy to take up the tradition . . ol keeping Iell's annual tops. . . in state and nation. 17-The Annual Ollice besieged . . by eager students . . wildly waving receipts . . closely examining their record ol 1940 . , as they slip out ol clamor . . to enjoy new Monticello. I7-Iell lields trod by marching leet . . R.O.T.C. and Lassos hold grand linal review. 23-Class Day assembly . . seniors pass on inheritance . 7 luncheon . . picture show . . last moments are well lilled. 24-Iunior-Senior Prom . . gliding leet . . lrou-lrou . . rustle of skirts . . farewells. 26-Solemn dayl . . Graduation sermon . . Municipal Auditorium . . every word etches itsell on minds ol seniors. 29-High pointol year . . ol young Iellerson lives . . solemn graduation rites . . ring out the class ol 1940 . . . Farewell, good lriends . . . We'll carry on. - Jolnzsolzls .Beauty Gfcademy Sniscrsn Br AMERICAN lNs'rrru'rE As SOUTI-l'S FINEST SCHOOL MAJESTIC BUILDING CATHEDRAL 7187 TALK O' THE TOWN GRILL Where JCfl2YS01l Students Meet 309 NO. St. Mary's St. - Across from the Gunter Luscious Ens Ar RsAsoNAm.s Psrcss IN A Moments, Pt.sAsrNo Aruosruusn Greats ALL jelf Students and Compliments the Greater 1940 Staff of The jetferson Monticello!!! Buy Real Estate Whenever You Can . . San Antonio Music Company ' TOM H. E-I-HERIDGE ISAAC susosos, President eridge Brother Company Hom. ofthe STEINWAY I R L onszc, INSTRUMENT OF THE IMMORTALS X3 ... ..... ... ... - . L I x xx- Q, .g t ' ' l - ' l Q' ' Page 224 ,, l f. I G 1 ff W T ' ' lgciigqgf a'aihe4pan4mamZz'!w,u'a4faftAe 1940 Wfanlficella upon Me aclnieaefnenl of fue- ozau-,declian of line qemi -k rqppaaaulvnafdy 1100 Sliucfelz. pfzaioqaapfrd af ffxe Afucfenii an-if faculfq mania-4 in M421 dank Jem elaguenl' eaiclence of fekdon Jfiqla School and Slfmfen. Slucfiu. fiMnaiu1za.ll'faafl'weAJnaulJl'akefz1:icfedz 'A' 144 fluid dank ancf like p macfe fall. lll W-aw maize Iffxe fa came, line will alwmfi Je quad-Jeff af swam swam in Mau rw gqgmm- iam mayin ffzefufulae Aea44meJaj,ucm- ing acflifianal of lifted phafayzapfvi. STUDER STUDIOS Specialists in High Qualify Sciwooi Annual Photography SAN ANTONIO - AUSTIN A2-ix 55 ,..--,.- . -. . SS.., S ,O ,O , , r Pg 22 r 1 IQ F , 1 . 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