Llano High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Llano, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1948 volume:

- IA' ,-qb' l rm AAA-Q A THE YEIARBOOK STAFF Artlst James Llano I-hgh School Llano Texas PRESENTS 1948 MOUNTAINEER Productlon Staff Semors Edxtors Buslness .Tane Fowler Bxlly Edwards Joe Ross Publxcxty Sally Hardln Moore Andy Smxth .Tumors Ed1t0I'S Claxre Nell Wrllxams Myron Dees Artxst Irene Sheppard Pubhcxty Max-11yn Buster Busmess Mary Jane Bauer Boosters Twmkle Barnett Betty Lou Walhs Don Raxnes Advxsor Mrs Kathleen Maxwell gg WJW gs. H k if Of ull- Hi, 44 ' 1, . '-sl :Gulf PQ-J 1 DJ Lg Z K I U s. . gig, . . . Q75 TN! - . ' - ' ' : f , A . 1 if - 52:5 F11 . eil Q., el' ln , 4' 5' f. F ' i f Al 5 1 0 O ' 1 if .a . f , t A. , uh' ' ' H . , '-1 T or - Y '-'.. .'.Ltz.:-..,ff ' I 5,1 ' v-1 -'f FY- l'T'5'Q I I l 'P' - I in f ivku WM- az 1 lrfiw f 4 LHS i ll ll Il ,CE :: ee ae Il :: za Fl PHI PHI H-HI -ll FUR EV I I PREVIEW OF COMING ATTRACTIONS 1 . Directors ----- ----- - ' Cast ------- ---- Stars--- - ---- Faculty ----Classes -- Favorites Feature I--- ----------- Sports Feature ll ------ ----- - -- Others Financiers ------- ------ B oosters The End x Xlffftxx xx, X I4 Ss f '3 ! I I W I' wi it ' -'1 .fl aa' y. S12 ' g,vf:il5mRi,wfw, rig we ' llflil' 4fKn 4 ..,, -nh Tiplr. K-47 UV.. ' K, T . my , ,. tg gy L :'feffJ f7IiN 4 fr 1 It 4g'1'l.,iL I- 5 . . PP' V , ,rf f R 2 lg1i2.,l...f t 1 I T, : FOOTNOTE To all--both teachers and students--who have assisted us in mak- ing possible the 1948 MOUNTAINEER,we wish to extend our most sincere thanks. The editors express the hope that the attempts of the 1948 staff to present your school activities in Iviovie Style have been successful, that this production W ill make it possible for you to remember always--your hours at L.. H. S. Your Editors , Jane Joe t 05: IA 1 . ' 'Lx ,V tg 4, ,C v B E U R 5 H if li o I Y kms wwzyags wg: V gqfv' xv aw 'K 5, 4 , '.::f1g?. Y. f - W, , J, , : . ' ,bww SUPT . .bfouwe PH. BARN!-QART COACH v W.L..HOWAF?D F3f?lNCiPAL Qarcaffy Mrs. Kathleen Maxwell has taught in L. H. S. for a number of years. She has a B.S. degree inEducation. This is Mrs. Betty Lutgens' first year in I... H. S. She has a B. S. de- gree in Home Ec. Mr. T. D. Tanksley came here from Texas A. M. C.: however, he served in the armed fo r c e s before he was graduated from A. M. C. He has a B. S. in Agriculture Education. This is also Mr. Donald Lutg en s ' first year to teach in Llano. He has a B. A. degree in Zoology. V, This is Miss Mary Faye Richardson's second year at L. H. S. She has a. B. A. degree in English. Miss Maycie Knight hailsfrom Cherokee. This is her first time to teach in Llano, too. She has a B. S. degree in Speech. Mr. T. A. Short has been teaching Band in Llano for the past three years. He is working on a B. A. degree. FAVORITE! MR. BARNHART U FAVORVVE: MRS. MAXWELL ML fiffwggwjiw L, ,,. 5, ' 'ff II 'C' W SPONSOR: P. H. Bmrnhart 'C' Pre L, C Img f r Scott V Pre s fhxy no Short Trefw La Verne Watson -L42 43 be C Mdrthx Wxllbgrn 4- Rep I.,1gOH Moss .- X 5'1- x s, , f 43 3 1... f., C t L u f ,, . WN .. ' dk W... f be 1-V. ,R ,ev E XJ gan if W, f X , ,.a.. ,- i-.'.i',g:g' .A2:.'z', W. ' 2 ' - ' ' ' , zz. my ,. H5-idlgi' I L9 ' . ' fi' M Mmi-z 4, ' Q Nr' C p I N P ' I y I 14 1 Q! sq ' w 'll Y 1 3,6 Qx 'vi Y 4 Q N? fl I 5K,vji'., X itz 5 lf be it 'ij fx ' li,.3Tfj..s-.'r-Fjzll-gf! If ,, , , --35,54--117--V --54-as .,,t, ..l, f....,.-.,.-.-W... .i...da,,,,..4L.4,.,.-..., ..,-,ri ,...,,.i. ....-,.,,,,.,,.A,,, Y,,'-,,, . , ,M ,A ,-,.., M-.,A,.'. 'iq - nl' .55 -f rf? W 'zz 1.1 1 2 1 wg -I Fern Adams W Shyg Pep S quad Leaderg Am- bitious. Peggy Alexander Likes blondes, volleyball, and Journalism. i l Virginia Boswell W Partial to Le e Duncan: Small brunetteg Cute. l A ,img Mm' Ili? Birdie Box Weakness for Austin: Chums with Wanda: Pretty blonde. l Patsy Brantly ' Well Known lnFx-itztown: Loud! 4 Blows bubbles. ' virginia Brandy l Q u i e t blondeg Seen withMar- I dellg Helpful. 1 --f we-. -v,.'--- - ,V-ff--w-My 1 1 Dorla Davis , Reserved typeg Like s speech and chocolate cake. l Elizabeth Draper Wears saddle oxfordsgSouthern drawlg Flirt. Rose Marie Evers Hails from Fritztowni Quiet: Likes to read. . N ,.:. gr:-5' fg, ' ,. gs -w 1.L:.- al- 1.-... ., '.f'.-awww. USM I any A., I .Q 5 X at MW -7 . If X In .viii K duqq. I L . N J Q 1 x ' Q ' f S., X xx Billy Edwards I n charge of everything: I n tell i g e n tp Good personality. Bill Faris Bashfulg Energetic athleteg Like s to see any good movieg Jane Fowler Prefers tall cowboys from San Sabag Member of l... 'Levenp Brunette. Sally Hardin Western galgRides horseback: Bags her lirnit of deer every year. Ivielvin Harris Goes for Cherry Simpsong Handsomeg Usually seen with Joe Ross. Bob Harrison S a r c a s ti c personalityg He rds '35 Chevieg A tall blonde. Jack Heacock Basketball s targ Wears a crew cut: Usually seen with Pablo. Dayton I-Iomann Usually seen w ith Peggy: Blonde romeo: ln- terested in Vo. Ag. Francis Henderson Printer for Buzzg Shy typeg Ready to argue at any time. Louise Hyman Flirtg Volleyball p 1 a y e rg Likes Journalism -of 727' ,,w X ,t I .--VN. l Carole Lehmberg Nickname: Elsie: Weakness for Car1Garner: Member of Lousy 'Leven. Dorothy Leverett Giggles lots: T all blonde: Nickname: Burlap. Donna. McDaniel Likes Dorman Bush and English class: Hails from Pontotoc. Whitt Moreland Resides in Junction: Funny personality: Good iancer. Ligon Moss Known as T he Moose : Always late: Loves to argue. Billy Nixon Loud Mouth: Small fry: Enjoy s Journalism. Nelda Otto F. F. A. Sweetheart: Assistant D r um Major: Cute redhead. Netha Otto Drum Major: Re s e m ble s Nelda! Goes with Sammy Garrett. Frank Otto Speed Demon: Mid-term g r a d ua te: Drives white Ford. Paul Paxton Drives '41 Chevie: Wears loud clothes: Better known as Pablo. l Sl I T sl, 'I 'Cz' L -'R . gl-4 4? Za- .-1 V 'e 144. .5 W AO' '77 'U' 1 I bww- 1 T it K 4-ag s-mi .A N 1 gt I Nl? noir f ff' 3331, ' 1 K ilee ,, gfk If I f , s- - l. Bessie Ratliff Shyg Blondeg Friend to all. Faye Riley Likes to danceg Plays volleyballg Always on the go , Joe Ross Handsome Brunette: Quite a romeog Prefers brunettes. Vera Schrnidt Tall brunetteg Head librariang Giggles fre- que ntly. Clinger Scott Pres. of Senior classg Tall, dark and hand- some: Bashful type. McAllen Sessom Shy3Hai1s from Valley Springsg Usually eating. Thayne Short Ha nd s o m eg Playwrightg Nickname: S hoa t. Andy Smith Smallg C ha tte r bo x g Argues with Mary Fae C ontinually. Marion Smathers Tennis sharkg Likes ranching: Makes good grades. L 'NLE' ' 1 L 1 r' 'n HI I ' A I N 1 Wanda Sweatman L ike s John R.. Also Adolph Hoffnerg Churns with Birdie. Bill Tate F o o tba 11 starg Romeo: Usually with Dayton Hohmann. Billy Templeton Redhead: Chases cute gals: Easygoing type. Clark Templeton Plays te nnis: Always wears boots: Comes from Lone Grove. .T. B. Vlrdell Muscle boundg Famous L., H. S, grid starg Goes with post-graduate student. La Verne Watson Cute blonde1Helps everyone: Likes work. Mardell West Heavy setg Goes with Virginia Brantlyg Enjoys tennis. Martha Willbern Likes K. Wellsg Anxious for graduationg Am- bition,to be a nurse. G. K. Beach Soda jerk:Likes blonde sophomoreg Reckless driver. I X .J -fi' W mba 6344 Uffnhmfi SPONSOR T. D. Tanksley wr' Pres. Myron Dees V. Pres. Johnny Moran Sec. La Verne Hoffman Rep. Claire Nell Williams I Barnett, Twinkle Bauer, Mary .Tane Buie, Margene Buster, Marilyn Campbe 11, Roland Decker , Vivian Dees, Myron Flemings, Billy Garrett, Sammy N .a 4, 'I ir 'I Yom SD A X X' alba Xl ,. M av'- C699 'S Overstreet, Betty Jo Owens, Travis if Hasse, Virginia Hoffnnan, La Verne Hoy, Myrtle Mae Jackson, Dilly Ed Johnson, Marian Moran, Johnny Moore, James Myers, J. D. Myers, Mart ln W f- -x ., 5 Q , .4 ,f ll al' Sopfzamaae 61044 Uffweht r J x I , ,, If W I ff , 'ff . spouson KM Maycie Knight flilrfjvbj Pres. Larry Tate V. pres. F d H Iva. Kowereskie Rep. Margaret Leverett 1 4 . 'I , , . .-.xf 5 .. ., x , , M. Y JI' .xt , f 1 ' il Harlow, Carlos Dean Brewer, Oleta Buie, Ganter 1 N I Click, John C. 4 Dunaway, Kenneth 1 Q I DePratter, Doyle ' Fenstemaker, Leroy I i I I - ...J 469' ww , . ,W 11 f Q if 4 W O 3:31 sur' ' 5 1n Heacock, Fred Hoffman, James Hiilsmeier, Mary Nita Kowerski, Iva Kassel, Frederick Leverett, Raymond Leverett, Mar garet Long, Hudson Matlock, Max Merkel, Eugene Myers, Lloyd Nixon, Peggy Otto, Fritz, Jr. Rogers, Ray Ratliff, Dorothy Ricketson, Betty Faye VVA could not 0b+a,z.e 3, P'C+uve oy' LN o NYBY5- -'ii f C W inn, Camilla i Smith, Robert Smather s , W inifred Smathers, Lester Tate, Larry Templeton, Joy Theirs, James awww erm mmm SPONSOR Kathleen Maxwell Y-f Pres. Junior Otto V. Pres. Hermeen Schorlemmer J Qs X' Y '52 SBC. Annette Virdell Rep, Dehna. Faye Light ' R n K, . if R .1 3' K Ahrlett, Patsy Ruth Ahrlett, Ruby Joyce Ahrlett, Roy Lee Banner, Bobby Neil Bodkin, Jackie Box, Jirnrny Casey, Buddy Crenwelge, Theo Conrad, Adolph Draper, Orville Raymond 1 Farris, Edwin Forehand, Darcas Garrett, Bobby Lee Garrett, Dorothy Gould, Tommie Jana Grider, Veda Higgins, Leon Hyman, Dolly .Toe Jackson, Edna Light, Delma Faye JL.. 6-gd hh . l .W 41 5. , 4 ,xv wa K A 3' T McDaniel, Paul Moore, Carl Hardy Myers, Billy Doyle Nobles, Thelma Oestrieh, Peggy Oestrieh, Rose Lee Otto, August, J'r. Polk, Donovan Powell, Peggy Jean Ratliff, Fawn Ciel Rogers, Evelyn Mae Rogers, Francis Joyce Ross, Billy Carol Rose, Carlene Schmidt, Doris Schorlemmer, Hermeen Scott, Cleo Ellen Sessom, La Donn Simpson, .Timmy Smith, Gladys 'E -vw , , ,,..., -Mes- ,,,,.N, , 2 N ,,,, we ,i :ff lam 2- f - . Til Q,- -Q-snr JW. ! 2 l Wmgg K lbg ' L 'W .,.,,ge,. q,55,Qnr , . 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C ORKE7 VIPDELL BASKETBALL REPRESENTATIVE: ,' TW INKLE BARVNET T VOLLEYBALL REPRESENTATIVE: FRANK OTTO P2 fi FOOTBALL REPRESENTATIVE: NETHA LEE OTTO PEP SQUAD REPRESENTATIVE CLINGER SCOTT wf,y1. af' ,Y I j , 3 Www i . ,N x 4. . ,,. F. H. A. REPRESENTATIVES: NELDA MAE OTTO DONALD HARNED nw BAND REPRESENTATIVES: GIRL: PEGGY NIXON BOY: MAX MATLOCK Q .mga-V X MOST POPULAR SENIORS BOY: THAYNE SHORT GIRL: BIRDIE NELL BOX wr- ' I-A' BEST ALL-AROUND SENIOR S BOY: BILL FARRIS GIRL: DORLA DAVIS BEST ALI..-AROUND Betty Jo Overstreet Don Raines MOST POPULAR Laverne Hoffrnann John David Moran 3,1 Q. 'v QU' ,J MOST POPULAR SOPHOMORES GIRL: DOROTHY RATLIFF BOY: LARRY TATE BEST ALI..-AROUND SOPHOMORES GIRL: MARGARET LEVERETT BOY: WINIFRED SMATHERS I BEST ALL-AROUND FRESHMEN GIRL: DOT GARRETT BOY: BOBBY BANNER Ng. ' T MOST POPULAR FRESHNIEN GIRL: ANNETTE VIRDELL BOY: AUGUST OTTO, IR. .Pr ' ,N E- if 'W 1 , -ff Qsfl'-fl . N' Rf l' - LR , 1-. ' ' , , K .1 Wg 1 -' , fllllllllll Us N X ffi-.,'i S! X s Q, 4 ,. 9 -Q E 5 5 .ar .Z - '-Q k S 5- e I 'QV Wendy , 1 ,.. .K 'V . Q ' . Q-- 'Q' 0 1,4 , 4 1 . fa ...p 1 N . ? X 'L x '. ' .rv X S sf 'G l-I..- V S.-f UA ww M j'7fMyy0ode March 9, 1948 Editor, Mountair1eer Llano High School Llano, Texas Dear Mis s Fowler: It is difficult to choose the prettiest girls from photographs only, but Wally Westrnore, Paramount make-up artist, graciously con- sented to help us. After taking into consideration personality, evenness of teeth, hair-do, and balance of fea- tures, we have made our decision as marked on the photos which are enclosed. Hoping no one gets hurt, and with best wishe I am Sin erelyq Bczrm E Enclosure B-gtg osby S 13 -1- Q, Z f, , M 1, ha Sv A Ei ,Qu h I .L J.. 5 in ' , ,1,.,:,vf,ffHq,.. ' .fi : ' vi Uh ..: .Ml- ., 4. V 4 ,,,. 1'--Ln, 1 --. W 'ik Gdutxf UEGD ana Ew Q Y pY'QhC.ESS1 0,55 Sex-svnldf f ff!! ff W Q 'X X, !, Q DUCL C' SSI Delma- Lf-iht Uhner --.. ps X K 'f-'ij Whnis Netka 1 . 1 g s N 7 1 1 '. 1 u P9557 A,exAhJer x f , lr , sive 33551353 gf if ifx r 'Q ui an 14 , mm md Q . . ,. mm ,Y -.-V-V-.f-.-.- .- -..,,a..4,. ' 2 1212. uf' YI in J' - ix' ' y Wx ' x M 'W lg, 2' 43? vi -A Q 1- FP ' Waaiialf 7mm Top Row, left to right: C 0- Captain Bill Faris Co Ca tain v P J. B. Virdell, Bill Tate, Sammy Garrett, Clinger Scott. Second Row' Dayton Ho hmann, Melvin Harris, .Toe Ross, Thayne S ho r t, Roland Campbell. Third Row: Ligon Moss, .Tack Heacock, Larry Tate, L. C. Smith, Andy Smith. Last Row: Leroy Fenstemaker. ' , V QT-1 5 Waozflwlf Sapa 1 Top Row, left to right: Paul Paxton, My- ron De e s, Johnny Moran, Bobby Trammel, Don Raines, F r e d Heacock, Billy Flemings, Ganter Buie, Junior Otto, Charles Upton, Edwin Faris, Earnest Upton, Kenneth Dunaway, Fritz Otto, Ir. WH TEAM A-L. Front row: Left to right--Ahrlett, Trammel, Raines, Moran, A. Smith, Garner, R. Smith, E. Upton, and Lawley. Second row: Otto, mgr.: Beach, F. Heacock, Fenstemaker, Dunaway, Dees,Ross Upton, L. Tate, J. Heacock, Flemings, and Farris. Third row: I... Smith, Buie, Moss, Campbell, Virdell, Scott, Garrett, Ha r r is , Paxton, Short, Thompson, B. Tate, Hohmann. . Al v .4 ,, .Vi , ,,.f+ff eil pa x P ' .ll 1' A we Oc -QQ' , Q 'V s M , , M 1 ff? 'nk' 1 f A '15 -itz.-.rf Q Virdell scores in Burnet game. W e 0 6 7 6 12 13 13 O Z7 7 SCORES Gpponent New Braunfels Granger Richland Springs Larnpasas Lakeview San Saba Mason Fredericksburg Marble Falls Burnet They 14 19 0 14 0 6 6 19 6 7 Garrett breaks through forneat gain in San Saba game. limba! Ball 7mm SENIOR TEAM Top R ow, left to right: P a ul Paxton, Jack H e a c o c k, Sammy G a r r e tt , Leroy Fenstemaker, Coach P. H. Barnhart. First Row: Bill Faris, Melvin Harris, Thayne Short, Joe Ross. JUNIOR TEAM Top Row, left to right: Mana ge r Frank Otto, Bobby Tramxnel Don Raines. Second Row: Charles Otto, Fred Heacock, Henry Wilbern Earnest Upton. Bottom Row: Myron Dees, Johnny Moran, Edwin Faris Junior Otto, Bobby Garrett. 'P . Above from left to right: .Toe Ross, Corkey V ir dell, Jr. Otto, Leroy Fenstemaker, Clark Templeton, Goob Harris, Andy Smith, Thayne S ho r t, Edwin Faris, C lin g e r Scott, Larry Tate, R o b e r t Smith, Billy Templeton, Henrywilbern, Charles Upton, Bill Faris, and Earnest Upton. These boys took part in the District T r a c k Meet held inMason on April 10, 1948. ff VOLLEYBALL First row, Nelda Otto, Delores West, Peggy J. Alexande r, Joyce Rogers, Louise Hyman, Netha Otto and Betty Over- street. Second rowg Betty Ricketson, Dollie Hyman, Wanda Virdell, Vera Schmidt, Dorcas Forehand, Irene Shep- pard and Peggy Oestreich. BASEBALL First row, Jackson, Bauer Virdell, Decker, Leverett Ricketson, Rogers, West, Ri- ley. Second row: Adams Overstreet, Otto, Alexander Otto, W inn, Kowerski, T e m- pleton, Garrett, Tate, Lever - ett, and Nixon. TENNIS First r ow 3 Smathers, Harris, Farris, Heacock and Temple ton. S e c o nd row, Smathers Theirs, Templeton, Dees, Har low and Smathers. VOLLEYBALL Front row, C linger Scott, Thayne Short, Melvin Harris, and Bob Harrison. Second row, Donald H a r n e d , LeRoy Fenstemaker, Billy Edwards. Myron Dees and .Tack Heacock. BASEBALL First row 5 Far ris, Raines, Moran, Otto, Long, Otto, Dra- per, Smathers, Harlow, Bod- kins, and Buie. Second rowg McDaniel , Sessom , Willbern, Templeton, Ho ffma n, Click, Prater, Harris, S cott, Short, Fenstemaker. Third row, Tramme1,D u n aw a y , Smith, Matlock, G a r r e t t, Leverett, Flemings , Heacock, Hender - son, Templeton, D e e s , Tate , Smathers, F a r r i s and Ross. -cm xidvv' ' 0 D 5 lf --E N. ..f ,fb ,rt ,Avg 'Sc W- K! 'fin ' -H' ' -?.,1 I PEPSQUAD First row, left to right--Assistant Leader, Light, Leader, Overstreet, Ivlascot Maxwell, Leaders Ricketson and Adams, Leader Hyman. Second row--Sessom, Najar, Myers,Gould, B r antley, Hohmann, Overstreet Burns, Third row--Davis, Hohmann, W inn, Schmidt, Frazie r, Grider, Peterson Campbell. Fourth row--Smith, Oestreich, Rhoades,Ri1ey, Brewer, Virdell, Schorlemmer Forehand, Tate, Ward, The girls performed in all games except the Marble Falls Game. The perform- ances boosted the morale of the boys and were an added attraction to the spectators. - , -BAND Front Row, left to right--Netha Otto, Kas sell, Barnhart, Sagebiel, and Nelda Otto Second Row--Boswell, Short, Nixon, Whigharn, Henderson, Leverett, Kowier- schke, Smith, Cassady, Powell, and Decker. Third Row--Garrett, Ma tlo c k, Young, Le ve r e tt, Nixon, Nixon, Hiilsmeier Ratliff, Schneider, and Wallis. Fourth Row--Buie, Short, Leverett, Hard in, Jackson, J ac ks on, Schneider Hoffmann, Click, and Evers. 'f'?'z. X . .,m-V Sari! 1 V, fn- g. 4 , ll Q, . , i 1- 'I 1 , w 461641713 Zzafzmwut of rqmefuccz Y F pw R 1 ,1 N. F! Fx T. D. Tanksley, on the left is the F. F, A. spon- 1 IN, X sor. The officers are below: Frank Otto, Pres- '--gns Y identg Bill Tate, V. President: Dayton Hohrnann, Sec.g Ligon Moss, T r ea s.: and Corkey Virdell, .,, Reporter. Notice the F. F. A. jackets which the boys bought. 1 , Li F QM ll? Q QM . I X J .- 'If f' A x 'hwqpvvr .- 0 ff K wr, so rx D v Vx .95 N L of gl' lf The picture on the right is of one of the vocational agriculture students' projects. 5 I' . :I+-5,4 '1't ts'fv. . 'M -I -'w The lazy looking animal on the right is not one of the future farmers, but one of their prized possessions which was purchased at the Stoejc Show in Ft. Worth. To the left is a picture ofthe workshop which the Ag. boys are steadily irnproving. sn, . . .' mir f'5 ' A , 'fuu:n!,,.,-.M .. ' -swim' EIU? Wmfwze Jfame of 14 A At the left is the F. H. A. sponsor, Mrs. Betty Lutgens. Below are the officers: Dorothy Lev- erett: Presidentg Patsy Brantly, V. President: Ve da Crider, Sec-Treasg Virginia Brantly, Re- porter. These officers were elected by the other F. H. A. members. ?' i 9X P4 XA Q30 T i?ffQ P . Wanda Sweatman and Vivian Decker, third year H. E. students, smile over a joke that perhaps Shotgun or Johnny told. He r me e n Scholermer a nd La Don Se s s o m , first year H. E. students, look s ole mn as Hermeen prepares to stitch. Peggy Nixon and Dorothy Ratliff, second year H. E. students, methodically pre- pare to do the laundry the easy way. Play 1 V .1 Jn 1 46 8 V. V, ,. n ,, Q za 4 sig A , gm. 8 f an if 4, MARGERY IS EIGHTEEN CAST Margery Wilson-Betty I... Wallis Dan Kimberely-Myron Dees Billy Clark-Johnny Moran Florence Wilson-Leona Sagebiel Grandma Kenney-Mary Jane Bauer Albert Toogey-Phil Schnieder Grant Wilson-I... C. Smith Gregory Dean-John D. Myers Olive Wilson-Laverne Hoffmann Julia Durrow-Claire Nell Williams Grant Wilson Ir.-Don Raines Lackawanna-Myrtle Hoy ' Marybell Zutt-Betty Overstreet SPONSOR: Mr. T. D. Tanksley DIRECTOR: Miss Maycie Knight The above picture was made at practice. The money went to the annual Jr.-Sr. Banquet. -mv, V Bob Ballard-Melvin Harris Mrs. Ballard-Wanda Sweatman Mr. Ballard-Thayne Short Jr. Gordon-Billy Nixon Mr. Gordon-Mardell West Mrs. Gordon-Laverne Watson Lefty-Andy Smith SPONSOR: Mr . Barnhart S 3 ,.., V21 P THE BABY-SITTER CAST The above picture was made at the first of the many practices. The money that the Seniors made was used for part of the expenses on the class trip. L. 4 1 I w 'O ---it QV' E ' Carrie-Jane Fowler Eunice-Carole Lehmberg Carl-Corkey Virdell Midge-Vera Schmidt Dot-Sally Hardin Helen-Netha Otto Jane-Nelda Otto DIRECTOR: Mr. Donell Lutgens K xl X OL QQ .' J i 'Elf lbs:-4 .M S , ef! ' ,h , .I .O f. 'T I k- L Q, n vi - H 'W f fq, - , . L '- E' Em, 'ef f 1 C , i 0 W' 1 VCI me Maw!! 5 5251 O Editor-In-Chief SPONSOR Billy Edwards Mrs. Kathleen Maxwell Advertising Editor: Circulation Editor: Martha Willbern La Verne Watson Staff Artist: Sting Editor: Billy Nixon Nelda Otto xi L - Tu' o 5 Sports Editor: J. B. Virdell Associate Editor: Netha Otto Managing Editor: Peggy Alexander ' .ww Vera Schrnidt Virginia Boswell Louise Hyman Marion Smathers McA11an Sessom REPORTERS Jack Heacock Dorothy Leverett Patsy Brantley Francis Henderson Joe Ross Fae Riley Mardell West Carole Lehmberg Sally Hardin Virginia Brantley Bob Harrison Clinger Scott Wanda Sweatman Jane Fowler Fern Adams MF QT? , .. , s - , ,, ,. l,- X .L g N 1 3 'sri-. , ' This 18 the library as seen from the study hall. Note the industrious students!! Mrs Maxwell is the teacher-adviser in charge of the library. Vera Schmidt is the student head-librarian. The other librarians are: First Period: La Verne Watson Virginia Boswell Second Period: Billy Nixon Peggy Nixon Margaret Leverett Third Period: Drucilla Schneider Mary Jane Bauer Claire Nell Williams Fourth Period: Betty Faye Ricketson Tommy Gould Fifth Period: Dorla Davis Donna McDaniel Sixth Period: Marion Johnson Betty Lou Wallis Claire Nell Williams Seventh Period: Louise Hyman Vera Schmidt Eighth Period: Carole Lehrnberg Nettie Virdell -gm qn V , 9 W we -au,-wt Q-, NYL X I' ' , Ex f W I x .J U 1 'Sm x 'ff 1 fs 4 We wish to dedicate our 1948 MOUNTAINEER to O111' faithful booster s,who have helped to make this book pos si ble To you we offer our most sincere THANKS! C E Hullinger M D Buster Tirn Kenner Lenox Ligon Stoltz Hardware Co Watkins Grocery Ben Franklin Store Miss Beveridge Shoppe Wlutelys Jewelry Alex Hardin W Y Fowler I The Tot Shop Hasse Brothers Lange and Son Grocery Llano Leader H 8: H Furmture Decks Butane Llano Auto Parts Llano Cleaners M C Dalshau Llano Drug Co The Man s Store The Quality Grocery R Sixnpson W Davis The Staff The Acme Dry Goods Home Apphance Co n L B Townsend Piggly Wiggly Roys Cafe W H Todd Grocery The Llano News Charles Variety Corner Drug Store Bruhls Drug Store Buttery Hardware Lawler Photo Shop Buster Walker Cleaners Ianner Templeton Station The Hut Brewer Shoe Shop City Barber Shop Littlepage Produce Hxway Service Station Ratliff Motors Maurmces Bar B Q Pinkys Grocery Nortons Flower Shop A A Crider o o 3 ro Virde ll's Variety A ' Lester lnnman Station 1 O I , 'y-2553, .ai -:- wx' ASF: ,ei Q3 71 5:11 V -,Q Q! V .vu ., -, V ,.' -I . A, mit! 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