Jourdanton High School - Chief Yearbook (Jourdanton, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1941 volume:

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Q 4WsVvo:o uL I fl' , Sf All 1+ SENIOR CLASS HISTORY SEPTEHSER 2, 1940 FOUND Us 'BIG CHIEFS' IN THE INDIAN TRIBE wE, FOR THE FIRST TIME, HAVE TASTED THE PLEASURE OF HAVING THE LESSER INDIVIDUALS OF THE TRIBE LOOK UP TO Us AS EXAMPLES OF UHAT THEY SOME DAY HOPE TO BE THE Tl LE OF 'SENIOR' SEEMS T0 coNvEY MORE DIGNITY THAN THAT OF 'FREsHMAH', 'SOPH OMOREW OR UJUNI R NINETEEN AUBITIOLS AND CDURAGE Das WARRIORS ENTERVD THE WIGWAM OF JISDOM EAGER FOR THE PRAY AND DETERMINED TO WIN THE BATTLE AT AN EARLY DATE WE MET AND ELECTED THE LEAD ER OF OUR TRIBF AS OUR ADvISoR AND SPONSOR IE cHosE MISS UILLIL 'AY CLASS 'EADERS WERE BETTY SALLY NANCY HDMER LIKE ALL LED Us TO THE WERE UPON OF A REXER -CHIEF WEBB LITTLE CHIEF LYDNS HOLDER OF WAMPUM SCOTT MESSENGER INDIANS, THE DESIRE FOR TRINRETS SOON SELECTION or CLASS RINGS THESE RINGS S0 DESIGNED AS TD CARRY OUT AN INDIAN PATTERNy WHICH WAS PLACED AN INDIAN SYMBOL, THE PROFILE BRAVE IN FULL HEAD DRESS OUR RANKS WERE DECREASED WHEN ELSIE GOLOUAN LEFT OUR TRIBE IN JANUARY OF I94I PROVED DURsELvES TO BE AS SKILLFUL SPORTS AS WERE VE CAPABLE IN OUR STUDIES UE HAD REPRESENTATIVES ON THE FOOTBADLQVOLLEYBALL, BASKET BALL, TENNIS AND TRACK SQUADS IN THESE SPORTS IE HAVE RENOUNED OUR PROIESS AS STAUNDH FIGHTERS IN THE INTERSCHOLASTIC LEAGUE LITERARY EVENTS, WE HAD A8 ExTEuPoRANEouS SPEAKERS BETTY RExER AND VICTOR PESEK, AND AS SPELLERS, VLASTA PIVONKA AND MARY MAHDNEY, wHo HAVE BEEN OUR SENIOR SPELLERS FDR THE PAST THREE YEARS, ESSAY WRITER, LAURA MAHDNEY, TYP IST, BETTY REXER, BOY DECLAIMERQ HDMER SCOTT As GRADUATES UE HAD NADMI BELL, NANCY LYONS, LAURA MAHDNEY, MARY MAHONEYI CLADE MILLER, LEROY MILLER, VAcLAv PESEK, VICTOR PESEK, VLASTA PIVDNKA, BETTY REXER, FRED RIPPLE, LEONARD SCHORSCH, HOUER SGDTT, BILLIE SIIERCQ JDE SwIERc, CHRIS THDMPSDN, AND SALLY WEBB OUR GRADUATION ExERcISES WERE CARRIED OUT IN OUR CLASS COLORS, RED, WHITE AND BLUE Nov, AT THE TERMINATION OF OUR SCHOOL EDUCA TION, IE LOOK INTO THE FUTURE WITH A STEADFAST RE SOLVE TO SUCCEED WE ARE READY TO FACE THE IORLD Q . H I , S . LAURA MAHONEY ----------- - ---- SCRIBE UE IN . 0 S? 4 19 SENIURS Betty Hexer Mis H1 ie hav I'8Sld6T1t 'wgqgnp Na 1 sell hlsie Jolcman Nancv Welle Lwpfs la re faVoney, Vary -ehoney eleqde l er Mer v 111 f Llll e ovesa V P er Victor e D WM 'QO1 ,ln wfe eu! 1 sew NX we S fu ' F, C. ' ' LJ.. L 4 N om - , . , V , jeu , , u I ll J U . A A . ' ,- xi: 1 , T on 'J e., '-l 1 2: V Q, .ac 5,5 ', : SCV ,S- '-I --5 2 ., , - fs '. Yleste rivenke, Prem nipzle, Lcynarg ,chorsch, ., A . 4 weve' C-5 , 'ille wi TC ' A .' - A, 2 4 -' , a - fj , ,1 . '1 Joe k l rc, ':-is ZHvjV V., ' ' ' -I 1fbb ' ' J T06 'HAT Now CONSTITUTES THE JUNIOR CLASS ENTEPEO JOURDANTON HIGH QCHCOL IN I933 AS FRESHMEN THERE VAS THE USUAL CONFUSION UE GETTING USED TO LOCKERS, CHANGING ROFM BE TOLD BY THE UPPER CLASSMEN HAT TO DO THE CLAS E I, F 5 WILL HOT SOON EOR THE r JE ITIATIU THE SOIITA LAKE, OEPTEMBLR I T wAS ON THIS MEMORALLE O THAT TMI ag OFFICI LLY E H SCHOOL R HOL SOHFD THf GLASS WLR IG TH FRESHHAN YEAR I GLLOVII R G G HROVEO TO E ILFH EAQI REOEJING VEAP SOPH IORES THE CLA S E E I REATI THE R VIDL EAR 'LOROEO' IT POOR ' ISH' JNOER THE S S RSI U R RHDY STER A YEAR OF FUN ANO I NKS P c IGPEASEO BY THESE STU DENTS APOLD EAVERS, OY RIIG, JUNIOR LEA , ALBERT LURNS AN E EH PRESEIT JUNIOR LAQS IS LOOKING FORJARU RLY TO DEG WI QENIORS N XT YEAR, BUT NITH THE RE A ZATION .HAT O A LN FIOULT COURSES OF UN TH JJNIORS FAME BEEN CAP BLY SPOISOREO SS V RI RUTH HORWOOD M VEO HERE FROM JEJI E AND JOIN JUNIOR L SS H I,.J T LASS VER ROUD THOSE HEMBEPS OF THEIR CLASS WHO HAVE THROUGH THE YEARS HERITED VAR IOUS HONORS VARGERY I RTII AS EOR THE PAST TWO YEARS wor E RST PLACE IH OUHTY HEET DECLAMATION IMA CRAVY AND DOLARES LORPING HERE IN THE 'QUEEN'S URT' I ISBC EIGHT HARD WORKING JUNIOR BOYS HAVE LCTTERED IN FOOTBALL THE PRESENT JUNIOR CLAQS OFFICERS ARE RICHARD STACHOWIAK PRESIDENT UOLORES LORPING JICE PRESIDENT ROBERT LEE LARING EORETARY DOROTHY LOREING TREASURER ROBERT JORDAN REPORTER E JL'IOR DLAY 'THE PANISH UNION, AND JUNIOR SENIOR OANQUET EQE HUGE U OESSES JUHICP CLAAZ HIT .AY N n ,K . J I A A A '- I S AND ING I - -. N . T E3 O U5G-qS - GET I' 3,EI OF THEIR IH Ou, ' I A ' 2 , ISLE. I . . 'I AY ' S CLA' WAS A . IHITIAT-O INTO IGH L I . I'. DEN SPON1 7, E E' I' Ii EIR THE ET . NG YEA THE CIN I O B A'. ' ER THAN THE P f , I in AS T '.Cx SS IN A 'PIRIT OF F'VEhG FOG TIEIP T JQNT RE IS Y ,. - :VEE THE I F S .' EPONSO EQIP AF FII G ' LET. T PARTIES WAS ENJOYEO BY THIS ORO IUU R. TY THIS TIME THE TA S O THE LASS HAD DEER II I E E - - : H . ' C R BA I CH I 'D fURHNI 5 'NE. THE 'A I ' C P v . EA- GE O. LC E .. ' - LI T T UE T' IOR ONE MUST PAS THE DI E- ' A J 'ICRQ E ' I'- A I BY HIS IOLA V GHT. O H I I N - .E3 THE C A V' Fxflf. THE O O IS Y R JF ' A . E. A JA I H ' - I I C ' . . V A CO Y N J. ' I . on : oo.-O.-on-qasnnoauqnenaman! 0 ' V I nusn - . .ax - I TH u. I S ' THE - su. S O . x i f J RQJUNUfE3 f Richard ,M fff swchowiak ll I ' ,mf f 1 'Q U Efzfn 14 'I' MW - ' f em 'Q 'f?l5, Viola Wright President 7 -A N W: Sponsor' Pobert aring, Roy Bering, Harold eaxe s, Purnnie Debne, Albert Furns, Vverett Uyerly Inn Cravy, Ethel Fensarling, Puth Horwood, Helen Johnson, Fobert Jozdan, Gladys Yleir Varl Teach,Jr , Dolores Lorfing, 'orothy Lorfing, largery urtin, be ter ell, bite hetardus p' go Z 5 Fandolph Ornand, Jertabelle .e 15 4 n ollie inters Z ff, TI r , , Y. f ' A 44' A - - A -. A 1 - - -' 2 1 x ' , . 1 . 5 1 v E . I , A ' 'Y - 44 -, . ' , ... .-.1 Q ' - 4,' 'F . 1' Cl S Y. l A ' gg 6 An Ng 5 ' al 1 , ,. ,V ' L f .XM lisxtd-E , L jf 'V -X855 nZ?q4' f 'lug' 'Nxt' s ' 'Q X . A Y 1 .1 . . ' T St Q f-,.1,,,7F Y, -- W- , - R 1- , 5- ,. u ,, , . q ,M , , . ,G -4- I , , L. gf rf ' ,. SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY ENTERINC THE JDURDARTDN HIGH SCHPOL AS FRESHMEN WERE TWENTY F:vE Y LNG AND Aua:T:DUS BUYS AND GIRLS AFTER THE ASSIGNMENT UF HOME ROOMS THF CLASS MET AND ORGANIZED MR RAY MEYERS WAS SELECTVO DLASS SPONSOR: AND OFFICERS WERE ELECTED AS FOLLOWS JEAN REXERQPRE SIDENTT DDUDLAS SCHRUTKAT VICE PRESIUENTT UELAND Cosa TREASURER, Jo ANN CURNUTTET SECRETARN, L:FFDRo SKEL TON, REPORTER THE FRESHMEN AT THE FLOOD GAUGE NEAR POTEET THE FRESHMEN ENJDYED THE RARTY F'VN THOUGH THEY WERE HANDED A TDUDH LINE SEVERAL STUDEN S OF THIS DLASS UD:NED THE SCHOOL BAND AND MADE REMARKABLE PROGRESS AS TALENTED uus: c:ANS Jo ANN CURNUTTE AND JEAN REXER RERRESENTED THE FRESHMEN CLASS IN THE QuEEN's CORONATION IN 1939 AND SD THE YEAR ENDED WITH THE FRESHMEN BECOMING SOPHOMORES THE CLASS LOST SOME MEMBERS BUT CAINED OTHERS IN THEIR PLACES AND THUS STARTED A NEH YEAR WITH MUCH IN STORE SEPTEIBER 2,:94O, FOUND THIS GROUP OF YOUNGSTERS STEPPING INTO THE PLACES LEFT VACANT BY UPPER CLASS MEN THE SOPHOMORES CHOSE MR GRADY LESTER FDR THE:R CLASS SPONSOR AND ELECTED THE FOLLOWING oFF:cERS JEAN REXER, PRESIDENT, DELANE Cosa, VICE PRESIDEIT, Jo ANN CURNUTTED SECRETARY TREASURER, JACKIE RUTHER FDRD, REPORTER MARY HARHDDD .:D:NED THE DLASS OF 1940, AND TOOK ovER THE OFFICE OF SECRETARY TREASURER. LEFT VACANT BY Jo ANN CURNUTTE DHD MOVED TO CDRPUS CHRIST! AT THE END OF THE FIRST SEMESTER THE FUTURE OF TH:S CLASS :S UNKNDWN, BUT IF AM BITION HAS ANY CRlTERlON,IT WILL BE A PROSPEROUS ONE ON SEPTEMBER 20, :939, THE SOPHOMORES INITIATED 1 ,, 11 Jfnnf grkug 7,rg51Jffv7 Grufy ZIJAH . gSf00Bf1I' J-:q 15 -Jw!! 0fL4f-:LAL Jo,1.Nl'..ff,.f7f1 fqvj ,L,.,',,, 02.11 + Fr wk! fl ifl-H' K.. X'-r Dvffn Gr-uvnfvqr Lortwa J. 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M - SE E L - S ICEL , ACU' E: :I - S' IQ4A. I CTHEP STU . , 4 CL I , -IH: E 0 L WF TJ DTV - - . THE 'F HW wfvf S..v av '-epH,q WI - A O SP TCH' INA F W - ,E ,- 1- E'- ' 2 GUY HOLLLND SMITH. ..- ..I.. ...PRESIDENT ,IM ji. -I .1 ----'-' I--K E ' C ..... ....... . SP G Z WH N HE -D S P9 ION WA -' . INK. FO . 'A A E I E EV' S A OM- H 'EL . . S ' IS 'I' I H' . . ' I IN QL, eUT . 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RL, 7 T L' HISTORY OF THE REOSKIND IN FOOTBALL OTAPTING WITH A SQUAD OF INExRERIENcED MEN, THE ANS OID NOT HAvE MUCH OF A CHANCE TO Do ANVTH G IN THE FOOTBALL FIELD OF lSqO THE MEN THEY HAD WERE LIGHT WEIGHT AND VERY GREEN THEY HAD INVACLAV PESEK, HALF SACK, LEONARD SCHORSCH, TAGHLE, AND HOMER SCOTT, CENTER, THREE LETTER MEN FROM THE PREVIOUS YEAR AND ONLY A FEW SQUAD MEN NITH TWO WEEKS OF DRILL UNDER THEIR BELTS, THE INDIANS TAGKLED THE THREE RIYERS' BULLOOCS ALTHOUGH E SCORE OIOP'T SHOW IT TH INDIANS NEv STOPPED GHTING E M T O TH WER NE KNOWN TO STOP T NEXT TIIP wAS TO POTEET TO FIGHT AG NST BEATEN, DUT STILL EDUGHT OOGGEDLY ON T E BOYS RE vED A VERY N WR IN THE POTEET PAPER E R IR SPIRIT IN THIS GA IN THEIR GAMES AGAINST DOMERSET AND OHARLO TE, TH WHOM THEY WERE GIVEN FIGHTING CHANCE THE BREAKS WERE ALL AGAINST THEM THEY REACHLD THE PAY OFF TRIPE TWO OR THREE TIMES ONLY TO BE STOPPEO WITH IN A FOOT OF THE GOAL L E IN THE POST SEASON GAMES AGAINST SMILEY AND HOT WELLS, THE BOYS MADE A GREAT DEAL BETTER SHOWING THEN WAS EXPECTED Or THEM AGAINST SMILEY, CHAMPS OF DIS TRICT 55 B, THEY WERE BEATEN 26 O AGAINST HOT WELLS A TEAM OUT or DAN ANTONIO, THE BOYS RRODEEDED TC LICK THE STUFFINGS OUT or THEM ALL THROUGH THE GAME ONLY TO BE NOSED OUT 6 O AT THE END Or THE SEASON, THOSE WHO WERE AwARD ED LETTERS WERE, VAcLAv PESEK, ROBERT LEE BARING, R BARING, AND DOUGLAS SCHRUTKA, ALL BADKS EVERETT BYERLY, RANDOLPH ORMAND, RICHARD STACHOWIAKI ARTHUR RADNE, ENDS, LEONARD SOHDRSGH, EMIL LYONS, CHESTER 'AILT TACKLES ALBERT BURNS, VICTOR EESEK, QOBERT JORDAN, GUARDS, AND HOMER DGDTT, CENTER HOMER SCOTT AND VACLAV PESEK WERE ELECTED CAP TAINS AND JILL RECEIVE STARS ON THEIR SWEATERS INDI IN ,, YV Pl. I TH J , E ER Fl ' AND RC HEN N EY E . VER HE F ' SAI THE AGGIES OF THAT CITY- HERE THEY WERE AGAIN SOUNDLY . H CEI ICE ITETUP O THE G MEG 'T A 'T v WI A , IN . . O O N S3 ' I r' ' . i Sw- ' Assoc1at'on Leonard Cchorsch Dregident ,Ar -:'4 il A':v-fnizp, - Football Squad Le Roy Fry, Coach Homer Scott and Vac Pesek, Co-captains INDIAN BASKETEERS BE INNING WITH TEN BOYS, THE INDIANS HAD FAIR PROSPECTS OF A GOOD BASKETBALL TEAM THIS YEAR AFTER TWO WEEKS OF PRACTICE THERE WERE EICHT BOYS LEFT wHO WERE READY TO ENTER AN INVITATION TOURNA MENT AT CHRISTINE THEY BEAT CALLIHAM IN THE FIRST ROUND, 27 20 IN THE SEMI FINALSQ HRISTINE VHITE WASHED THE INDIANS, 32 I2 T EY HEN PLAYED THE PLEASANTON EAGLES, NOSINC THEM OUT BY THE CLOSE SCORE OF 2I WHEN TIME FOR THE COUNTY TOURNAMENT ROLLED A ROUND, THE BOYS WERE RfADY TO TAKE ON ALL COMERS IN THE FIRST ROUND THEY DREW A BYE IN THE SEUI FINALS THEY WERE ELIMINATED BY CHRISTINE THE SCORE UAS 27 22 THE INDIANS TWEN PLAYED FLEASANTON FOR THIRD PLACE IN THE COUNTY T INDIAN SPIRIT ON OUT AND THE EAGLES WERE DOVNED 20 26 THE BOYS WHO LETTEREO WERE VAC PESEK, VICTOR PESEK, LEONARD SCHORSCH, HOMFR SCOTT, ROY BARING, ROBERT LEE BARINGI J V KICHT AND RANDOLPH ORMAND TRACK HIGHLIGHTS ON MARCH Ja THE CALL FOR TRACK HEN WAQ SVNT OUT BY COACH LESTER MANY BOYS RESPONDEO AND AFTER THREE OR FOUR DAYS OF WORKING OUT, THEY VENT TO AN INVITATION TRACK MEET HELD AT SOMERSET TRY OUTS WERE HELD AND FOUR OF THE BEST SENIOR BOYS AND FOUR OF THE BEST JUNIOR HIGH BOYS MADE THE JOURNEY SOMERSET MEET ROY BARINC PLACED SECOND IN THE POLE VAULT EVENT, VAULTING 0 FEET 5 INCHES A FEW OF THE OTHER BOYS PLACED IN THE PRELIMINARY EVENTS BUT FAILED T0 w IN THE FINALS THOSE BOYS MAKING THE TRIP WERE ROY BARING, ROBERT LEE BARINCA VAC PESEK, J V KICHT, ALTON LANSONI ROBERT JORDAN. 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A UEJI ATE THIJ PAGE I 55-37 JAVEO KORMENT ORA T PEQEK JORr T ESEK MAS TOULINSON hAQ ES KPAUSE PEA PEQER QORELLY KAusER HCMER uEBB PARVEY PFEIL OHARLE KYAUSE DCHELLY KAISER l u 5 HOPACE JUAN JARO PESEK QOGER fOBERTS JOE DWIER ROVER T SOOTT MAPLTON GUNN wuuE AL LLOYD NEQT xAY VEYER 1640-41 LEONAQL Q RORS R VAC PFSEK NERVIN BELL QICHARD STAcHOwuAx VICTOR PESEK LIEFORD DKELTON JEROME PARMA WOO JORDAN LEROY MILLER GRAOY LESTER A . A ,, , Y ,A - X ,T v A H , f. . - f A ' Y I. T -Y ' ' u J ' ' V C T C '.'..V' - G JDJ JE J 0. E A J . E V. P E. 1 . P C' . ' CEC- C YL . J- E -3 'O X rv A i A , . A Q - - 1. O ' C P CHAS. .O A A:v15ER BLACK-DAv1s RAY MEYER 9 -'G 95 ? 5, 3 Y, Q R V. PRES. A 1 u Y F E . P O LJ ' P n . I Y 0 , . 4 L . . . U . Jn., LEN ' O A ' . , - A U L Y Q ' T -L. f -4 . J 1 J R 'Ph p I - V V . . , E O w - v . . is Hx W ul Y 0 A . , O . HISTORY OF THE F F A THE F F A CHAFT R CF JOURDANTON WAS ORGANIZED IN I 5 ITS PURPOSE WAS TU CRCATE A FVELING OF FEL LOUSHIP BETWEEN YUUNG BOYS AND THEIR DAOS IT ALSO GIVES BOYS VALUABLE TRAINING IN LEADERSHIP THEY LEARN TO PRACTICE BROTHERHOOD AND HONOR RURAL OPPOR TUNITIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES THE F F A CHAPTER CONDUCTS A REGULAR MEETING TWICE A MONTH THE PRESIDENT PRESUOEJ AT THESE MEET INGS AND CONDUCTS THE BUSINESS SESSION THE SECRETARY CALLS THE ROLL OFFICERS ARE STATIONED AT THEIR POSTS T PRESIDENT IS S ATIWNED UNDER THE RISING SUN, SYMBOLIC OF A NEW ERA IN AGRICULTURE, THE VICE RRESI DENT IS STATIONEO UNDER THE RLOw, A SYMBOL OF LABOR AND TILLAGE OF THE SOIL, THE RERORTLR IS STATIONEO UNDER THE FLAGv FOR AS THE FLAG COvERS THE UNITED ED UNDER A PICTURE OF WASHIIGTON, A SYMBOL OF THRIFT AND HONESTY, THE SECRETARY IS STATIONED UNDER AN EAR OF CORN, SYMBOL OF THE AREA Oov RED Sv AGRICULTURE, THE ADVISOR IS STATIONED UNDER THE OwL,A TIME HONORED EMBLEM OF KNOWLEDGE AND WISDOM AFTER THE BUSINESS SESSION IS COMRLETED, ALL MEMBERS JOIN THE PRESIDENT IV SALUTING THE GREAT AMERICAN FLAG THE MEETING IS .HER AOJOURNED VARIOUS ENTERTAINMENTS ARE PLANNED FOR EACH ONE OF THESE MEETINGS NNUAL F F A ACTIVITIES INCL DE v SIT THE BOYS' FAT STOCK SHOW AT SAN ANTONIO, DISTRICT JUDGING CONTESTp AREA JUDGING CONTEST A FATHER AND SON BANQUET IS HELD WELL AS H PARTY DURING THE SUMMER AN AREA ENCAUPMENT IS HELD IE, THE ANNUAL STAFF, TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO WISH THE F F A CHAPTER MUCH SUCCESS --- HE T C STATES, SO DOES AGRICULTUREQTHE TREASURER IS STATION- A I 0 , U r A I T0 , AS AN . E, - F, F. A. C' Homemaking Classes t ' Miss Rutn Link, Instructor ' vu kt fT' asa- as 5219 'U if f 11' ' 'T ,-9 14 ,. -. . v ,VJ 4- ,I ' V , , -A 'Z Hfqiyrf'EL1Ysf'fw.,PMPvf - .fx smubf'3r Vocational Agriculture Classes Mr. Grady Lester, Instructor A T 9 I f- . ' w-H 5' - ' 1' - 'S .- 1.N,ir',.:4 THE HOMEMAKING DEPARTMENT DURPOoE N HIGH scNo GIRL I T xnow L GE Of UNDERSTANDING ANo GUIO G CHILDREN 2 To BECOME A SATISFACTORY MEMBER or THE FAM! LY To M x v QE LIVABLL v APPNEcIAT NG THE EFFECT or CLCANLINESS AFD ORDER IN THE HOME NE v T PL , PP5Pf AND SFRVE MPLE, NOUR HIIN , D L TN N E A I NEv PENT P Q ONAL NE os A SIQCS T P T AR TH SICK AND P VIDINL EOR TNE SAFETY IP THE N E ABILITY TO PLAN ANC CONSTQUCT CLOTHING SUITABLE FOR GENERAL WEAQ I. TEAC TO OL s HE I- EO IN or 5. I A E oun HOMES 40 ' 9 ,I 4. HAVING T' ABILIT 0 Ah , .PE, L' SI IS Ie AN AT- TFACTIVE USALS. 5. SBI I I TO PLA, AND KE-P Pitgwr :P AoI S ' FO PETS I E NC DE- E. INEES INC INC- E02 E ' RO ' 4 OM . '7 I' I K- INDIAN MESSENGER TD DATE THE INDIAN MESSENGER HAS PASSED ITS THIRD BIRTHDAY THE MESSENGER IS A SCHOOL NEWSPAPER EDIT ED BY, FOR AND ABOUT THE ST OENTS OF J H S THE INDIAN MESSENG R GAIE INTO BEING IN THE I 39 SCHOOL TERM UNDER THE SPONSORSHIP OF MISS PYBUS JOHN T PESEK ACTED AS OUR VERY ABLE EDITOR IN DHIEF, QLTON ORHAND SERVED AS DDR FEATURE EDITDR, AND A vERY GOOD DNEI T009 SPORTS EDITORS, OTTO SWIERG AND EILEEN KLIEN, BUSINESS MANAGER, MELBA WINTEPS AND A HOST OF REPDRTERS AMONG WHOM WE FIND LAURA AND MARY MAHDNEYf BETTY REXER, SARA MCALLISTER AND JEROME PARHA DDR ING THIC YEAR THE PAPER IAS TYPED BY THE STAFF, DIN EOGRAPHED AND DIRGDLATED CHIEFLY AHDNG THE STUDENT BODY IN THE FOLLOWING YEAR WE WITNESSED AN IMPROVEMENT IN OUR SCHPOL NEWSPAPER INASDDDH AS IT wAS THEN BEING PRINTED AT THE MONITOR lCEp THIS WDRR BEING P FOR WITH SUBSCRIPTIONS AND ADVERTISING MELBA VINTERS ALTON ORMAND WAS OUR FEATURE EDITDR, LAURA MAHONEY ART EDITOR AND REPORTFR SARA MDALLISTER, BUSINESS MANAGER, MARY MAHDNEYI HDMER T SGDTT AND BETTY REXERP REPDRTERS MISS PYBUS BEGAN THE TERM AS OUR SPONSOR, BUT AFTER HER MARRIAGE, T E STAFF CARRIED ON IITHOUT THE ASSISTANCE OF A SPONSOR THE INDIAN MESSENGER, A NICE LITTLE NEWSPAPER OF EIGHT PAGES, WAS COMPLETE WITH NEWS ARTIGLES, SPDRTS EVENTS, F F A N H E NEWS, NPAGINC THE SENl0RS', AND BEST OF ALL, THE FEA TDRE PAGE OF 'BONERS' ON THE STUDENTS AS THE SCHOOL YEAR OF l94Od4l ROLLED AROUND, IE FOUND A CHANGE IN OUR INDIAN MESSENGER THIS YEAR IT IS BEING PUBLISHED EACH WEEK BY CARTER SNOOKS IN WITH THE ATASCOSA COUNTY MONITOR LAURA MAHDNEY IS OUR GAPABLE EDITOR IN CHIEF MARY MAHONEY IS ASSISTANT EDITOR, HOUER T SCOTT,0UR SPORTS EDITDR, BETTY PRES TON, A VERY PROUISIIG REPORTERQANO LAST BUT NDT LEAST DDR V A REPDRTER, VICTOR PESER MISS YRIGHT IS DDR SPONSOR AND AN EXCELLENT ONEI Too UR GROUP OF NEWS HOUNDS AID T0 PLEASE THEIR PUB LID AND WITH THIS AIM IN vIEW, THEY HAVE cDvERED IH PDRTANT SCHOOL EVENTS, F F A NEW , A THEY HAvE FEATURED THE SENIDRS THROUGHOUT'RE SCHOOL YEAR D . . , . E A 938- 1 DFF AID ACTEO AS OUR EDITDR-IH-DHIEF DURING THE YEAR 1939-40. - S . . 0 A D . . 0 9 0 U 0 - ' U . . AND H. E. S NU JP'PDAhTC F H 40 L LIURARV THE LOUD H DCFAO LIQPA I co TEQ AP: DJ V10 VP VH' KNO T' LVL ASS! TANTS NAHELY UORCTHY LOVE T 1 E- F 'TON J HF' NAFU CR PATHEQINE H E DALLY fEFB F' CTHEL VE! A1 xl c ANGTNG AND TQEHA K ARRNNGING ELOV THEY ATE cxvE GLISP cw vOPL Jr AND OML BOOK UA E N ECTIC Y T L V NEW Ei' E WIA RCING POOKS AND HACAZ Ll FRRY HEAT, A D THE JNL VE l Oi'TQ GN THEIR V 5 R T JIAS' RAVLL COLL BOYS O RACK FOR E AN4 ufCLu 'ED TO THE BOOK TTE -L. ' T. MIG 331'C D . :L ' 2:uToN Hisg A Lv L RY S PDUC ' rv THE LIE? AN, NIE' LA M :J ., T ne E 3 . , L : A T T I :Nc JOPWHIE JOE fETARDLS LILL Nov::Ao VI. 1 EEFT Jsvx,- LL, QEHLTNQ LEof E HGH TCH 5 . . 7E3EY UA IE f SEV MQLLIE WlH'E73 ET' A r5EEL:ac J'2E3 JGRIAN THESE STUDENTS UERFORU THE DUTIES or H 0 E, , . - TNEE AND EEPING THE .EH, N , ik Ts on E 'L Su 1 N E VE P 4 ' ' EN . 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THE JOUQDANTON HIGF SCHOOL DRAMHTIP CLUB I Rr Lua VAS ORGAN IZEO ON JANUARY lj, IMI, UNDER THE SU ER SIOJ E I S VIOLA JRI THE OFFICERS WERE ELECTED AS FGLLONIS BETTY RFXER PRESIDENT PARGERY 'ARTIN JIEE PRESIDENT IMA URAVY SECRETARY BILLIE SWIERC TREASURER HOMER SCOTT REPORTER THE FOLLOWING STUDENTS IOaNED THE CLUB UY SMITH, JAMES JORDAN, LILLIE NOVOSAD, RUTH FORWOOD, VARY ANN SWIERC, KATHERINE REXER, ERNA LEE HERNOSKY, BILLY IEEE, GUS FARMER, EDWIN PARMA, DOROTHY TEINLE, UARY HORWOOD, ALAUDE MILLER, VACLAV PESEK, FONA PHILLIPS, MOLLIE NINTERS, HRIS THONRSON, HAZEL HILDURN, NAOMI QELL, LETTY PRESTON, VARGIE ESERHARDT, ANN MARTII, RITA NETAR DUS, JUNIOR LEACH, JOHN Y NETARDUS, LEROY MILLER, AND MARIE PEQEK THE DRNAATIO OLUB HAS RROvED TO BE ONE OF THE MOST INTERESTINP AND EOUCATIOJAL OF THE SCHOOL ACTIVITIES, AND ALTHOUGH 'T HAS N ORGANIZEO OFLX A JH RT VHILE THR ONE A T COMEDIES HAVE SEEN R LSENTEQ THESE I RE HENRY HAIL CROER IFE 'STUDENT DAYSN, AND 'THE PAMRERED DARLING' THESE PLAYS WEPE THOROUUMLY ENJOYED BY EVERYONE, AND QTUDENTJ TAKING PARTS IN THEM PROVED T0 BE VERY GOOD ACTORS AND ACTRESSES THE PROVEEDS OF THESE PLAYS WETE OONATEP KDTHE ANHU AL FUND TEXT YEAR H T QOITINJE WITH DHAMATIC LUE AS HANY OF THE STUDENTS ARE INTERESTED IN THE wORR , - . I A I YJ THE U, H. S. D.YMATlC 3 - Z2 I P .- VI I O M S 'J GHTU 1 Je .... i. . . .C..,L5 A G ' ' PESEK, CLIFFORD SKELTON, DELANE COBB, JEAN C 'F Iv F N' . , , - A 0 - 1. , BEE 4 ' S.O . , EE - C ' ' YT' 'IE I N 'S INT It-I W, I NP O I WE 'ORE O I'N I . THE - J 0 HIGH SCHOOL ORGANIZATIONS BAND THE YEAR or I937 SAw THE BE INNII-IG or-' THE JoURD ANTON HIGH BAND EIGHTEEN INSTRUMENTS wERE PURCHASED BY THE P T A FOR THE USE or THOSE STUDENTS WHO HAD NO INSTRUMENTS or THEIR owN F R THE T o Y , IQZ' 50 MISS NDRM HERNDON WAS EUPLCYEO AS BAND INSTRUCTOR THE FOLLOW ING YEAR, I939-40, MR CLEM FRITSCHE FI LED THE PoSI TION A D THE PRESENT lNSTR'CTOR IS UR WARD LAIR ARS AND PRESENT IT S AN ORGANIZATION PDSED or THIRTY PIECES, HEADED BY CNE SIGNAL MAJOR, NANCY LYONS, wHo HAS PAITHFULLY AND CAPABLY LED THE BAND FOR THE PAST THREE YEARS, TWO TVlRLfRSs MARIE PESER AND MOLLIE vlNTERSa AND TW ELAG BEARERS, WILMA MAY AND JACKIE RUTHERFORO THE BAND, ACCOMPANIED BY THE PEP SQUAD, GIVE AN ATTRAcTIvE PERFORMANCE FOOTBALL GAMES THE CONCLUSION or THE FOOTBALL SEASON IS MARKED BY A SANQUET SPONSORED BY THE BAND AND PEP SQUAD IN HONOR or THE FOOTBALL BOYS PEP SQUAD THE BEGINNING or EVERY FOOTBALL SEASON FINDS THE JOURDANTON HIGH 'PEP' SQUAD EAGER RARIN' TO THIS SQUAD CONSISTS or A GROJD OF GIRLS WITH LOTS or PEP AND LUNG POWER' AND WHO ALWAYS SUPPORT THEIR TEAM REGARDLESS or WHETHER THEY wIN OR LOSE THESE GIRLS ARE GARBEO ATTRACTIVELY IN WHITE SKlRTSv RED SHIRTS, WHITE TIES AND RED CAPS MISS WILLIE WAY HAS, PDR SEVERAL YEARS, SEEN THE CAPABLE SPONSOR or THE PEP SQUAD LEADERS FOR THE PAST TWO YEARS HAVE SEEN THOSE TWO BUND'ES or PEP, BILLIE SIIERC AND NADMI BELL, AND PRESIDENT, VLASTA PIVONKA LET IT BE KNOWN THAT AS LONG AS JDURDANTDN HIGH CONTINUES TO PRDDUGE FOOTBALL TEAHS, THERE WILL BE A PEP SQUAD ON THE SIDE LINES YELLING FOR OLD J H S o ' FIRS TW EARS ',f- I, A THE BAND HAS CROWN AND PROGRESSEO THROUGH THE YE AT I . coM- AT AND . 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