Longview High School - Lobo Yearbook (Longview, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1937 volume:

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PTH Xi THE SEMUH DLASS .CF . fl J ...JJ IWQIEXAS UfUtV IHUN TO THE IDIONEERS but not to those who tracked the plarns and forests to hurtd a natron rn he West therr courage s rrnrnortahzed tn song and elluIord The Lox ered Wagon Frrnarron The Plarnsrnan ar a other ttf or prctures have 'old therr story to actrnrrmg nnlhons rn darrcenea ctnema houses ox er the world not to those who ha Je no need at our hurnple trrbute hut to those who have cut a path through a Ntlderness as strange as any the covered wagons crossed who have hurlt another krnd of natron rn the West who have heen too I usv hrrngrn 5 to hte other peoptes Sagas to bother wtth therr own whose gernus has artrtrce TO THE PIONEERS OF THE MOTION PICTURE INDUQTRY WE DEDICATE THIS PRODUCTION! RIIDOLPH VALENIIINO I 'PHI IIFNI I VARY III YFORD HAROLD IIOK J VIC TOR M IAFI FN TWIIIIND IO F III IIAr A K fOO Vt III ROCPR BIT V COMPQON WILLIAM 9 HART POLA NFGR' 1 .I ' t ' ' 3 I fi, ' ,, . y HV. ,, . 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N f 'If' 'ft '. 1 UflEllUllU Llahtsl Aftmn' Camera' The wh1rr1nq wheels record another year Whatetfer of purposf and lull1ll rent 1t has rneant to you we hope you lrnd the rnovtna 1maqe t 1t herf Escnewma the excmna style of the Hollywood press aqent we do n 1 prormse ,ou ent Ylfllll nent that 15 terr1l1c stupendous or even super colossal Instead we l1all tell you tl1at there were many tunes when we were tenqpted tr leave T111 Lorso ot 1937 on the cuttma room tloor ll these reels flash artytluna of mterest tpon your mental screen lt w1'l l because you were on locat cn w1th us hecause you can recoqrnze the retakes and he faked shots wh1ch prov1de the cont1nu1ty of a few ot the sequences or se f arc 111 the momes oo Nothmq to come w1ll rern1nd you ol a C'ec1l B de M1lle spec tacle or a Bush! Berkeley ex travaqanza ll'1l9I1l1OI'1GllY lfl the mterest ot truth and school hrs tory we have neqlectea the specta ular for the cornrnon place You w1ll lmd th1s a very un usual pr wducucn 1n one respect only that rnost of he extras IH 1 XVI 1n two years le stars L1ahts out The show1Q Q A ' Il., ' , ' J 1 '. ' 1 'H 1 he '. 'te 4 ' it ' , V ' more likely hecause you your- 1 1 ' 'Q , l . V1 , . I I AM Y 1 A M 4 4 ' 't Ull l V L 1 the A ,, ,V - I . . p n K ... 4, wk jf On... ' 'r . . I' in 1 ff ' t 'CQ 4 it gl lt 0' Q D I ,- ,ef 0' ', I I Y, v 3 .4 . L , PM lil .-J DEDICATION DIRECTORS C ST I X AT IRT D PI AVI EQ XTR!-X OUP GANGS X . IICHTS' V Sroiluvfr ACTION 'IOOWU ,I CAMERA' U fC'T1 uI rw If ll m rr rr ww T ' 1 ww f V ' 1' 19 :ffl 'I . . , Y , T4-I. .hfku flfQ,41:,1H1f, .RH M V 1 M Y 1 Y' 1. 'lllfl IW I ' ,., ,. A - Vw' . . . , , 'Q V' :J x 1' 'vw vii 1 t 1 fl t' .Q 'fl' H H 'I 1,YZ Tia ITVQ' V1 H1 fx 'T 17':'m W 1 5 rnvwi Tw 'X1I'::. 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' ' , 3 ! .572 -,nu ' hftqlm v 1 ' ' ' W ' W 1 .rf ' . - -4 1 gg 1 ' X , -1 S K 1 Is. pl...- V 'N 'Fr '- B . .3 'N , z x C, we X J X P A.lf3UL.T Y MRS. ROLAND BODENHEIM, B.M, Library GERTRUDE CURRAN, A.B. Foreiqn Lanquaqe lOYCE CUSTER, B.S. Hornenialcinq IANE ETHERIDGE, M.A. H. L. FOSTER, BA. English Sui Qiintendent of Schools LEONARD FULKERSON Band NOVA MERLE HAMILTON, B.A. H Mathematics C, F, HANCOCK, BS. Science . A MARY IANE HARRIS, AB. Commercial Work IULIA HYMAN, B.A. Foreign Language ELEANOR IAMES, MA. English EDITH KEHN, M.A. Social Science coMMERciAL womc H-riiis Matlimck FOREIGN LANGUAGE ENGLISH gun-an Hymfm pool Iames Wilson lltlieridtqe i FW MATHEMATICS HOMEMAKING Wilkinson Hamilton Custer F.fl.GUL'T Y MARY RAY MCCULLAI-I,M.A. Social Science EXA MATLOCK, BS. Commercial Work C. B. OSBURN, B.A. Assistant Coach Social Science v thief' ' P HOPE POOL,IvI.A. R. ..l.JHF', Jw.. IIIYUWE 11 Foreign Lanquaqe MHS, VIRGIL ROSSON Study Hall P. E, SHOTWELL, B.S. Coach Physical Education BERTHA MAE TREADAWAY, B.A. Physical Education fx c.N.w1LK1NsON, BA.. Athletic Director Mathematics WALON WILSON, BA. English BESSIE EDITH WYNN, B.S. Homemakinq X V qxvlq YW C. L. YORK, B.A. 'Il li'-'l I' Science H-.::i.'..t'l: York ..,.f.,qg I F rf 1.11: F l in Y V' 1 BAND Stn mi. :I IENLI. putkefson LIU!! ii in IVIcLQull.x1 ...w STUDY HALL LIBRARY PHYSICAL EDUCATION ROSSOH Bodenheim Shotwell Tre-adaway 91' ri A? S.GHL'.lUL EIUAHD LjOllllI!LlLlllOZ1 ot the huildirrq proqrdrrr drrd turther' errldrqerrrerrt ot the district resulted trorrr the eltorts of the school l odrd oi the Lorrqview lrrde- perrderri School District durirrq N30 orrd the edrly rrrorrths ol l937. A Lorrd electrorr tor 5535.000 wus successtully corrdrrctecl. Corrstrucirorr ct the rrew South 'Nord School tor Lorrqview wus Completed 1r'1 Septerrrher, l93b. lrrrproverrrerrts were rrrdde 111 the severr other school pldrrts. Corrsoliddted with the Lorrqvrew lrrdeperrderrt School District wds the Rollins Corrrrrrorr School District. G. L. Nortorr corrrpleted cr two-yedr terrrr os pre-siderrt ot rhe lzodrd, to he succeeded by O, H. Grissorrr. Q. H L9RlSSOM Presrcifrrt ll 5. lllhiwih f. l.1Al-..,'U:f V.'1,1,JL DH lt. A H051 ll. l. FV.-RNS lQ. Q. WHl'E'Nlj'r' J, L. NQIVON Wlll' Nhfl.i3l,DN,514,-rr-rrry '-r--- Qivf - 04li0ll , -.1 Ga . .- if-at-J si-3 J V3 Lib 'HL Sf-Y Without hertettt ot makeup experts or storrd-tus, the students ot Lonqf vtew Htqh Saho vt lox ther rttcs doity on tht.: set The e mob scenes ore ptctured hetweert tokes hut soor' the Ccxmeros w111 beqm to qrmd fxqotrt on scretce deotctutg the modem dossroout wtth the teqfhe-re. ot th tr desks os uttohtruetxe uw the meh ut the drrectors uhotrs students oe trttertt cfs octore on qettmq through thetr hnes wtthout hlowmq up ond reohsttc sound effects of tordy Students teormq throuqh the hotls mom re den ortdutg t o a. ond ci Q are Ctostrtq ou rehezt ol ot the der 1 5 w rt 1 vovww -L E5 yfw YE! AVN' MRS r-J i 1 .-I Q i FRED ACKER C, P, Q. R. 35, Bfxsketbdll, 32, 17 lIll.lAN ACKER Edltor-in-Cltlsl 37 Lobo, pllfildklll SfL1df'IlY Councrl, '37, Presxdont fldtrondl Horror Sofpwty 375 Xfrce-Preis' d,mf.,,,11Q 'md Scroll '36, 52- Z 5l'1lY SEYNTY flies, 57- 1 it, lmmmr C lf1::g: '35, Studffnt ffouncrl P fi . l A l'- 3 ' , , qltp 'l1'fz',' 7v,.,,,,,V,1 Ilfrnol Rvwmty, '36, football, 355 'll lvl' 'C RALPH ACKEF Prfmfifttrt Po:-tr: lub, 377 Liar 'onqxnstfwfioror s Tru -k '36, Rfrifluftll, '36, FRED ADAMS Frmd, th, '37, S, P. O. R., 35. FRANKLIN SEARORN ADAMS IIMMY ADEN Letter rn Football, 37, Letter mn Tmck '36, Presrdcnt Chrtmber of Commmce, '37, Pcm Amerrccm Student Forum, '36, '37, Smonco Club, '35, Te-nms, '35. ROYCE EDUVARD EARNYNELL Football, '37, Orerrttw, 37, Semor Play, 37. RE'l l'E W'ARl3EfNl BARTON Drdrnvtro Club, '37, Pop Squftd, '37, Chcxrnbnr of Cmn- rt.-frce, '37, Sfmor Flwy, '37, ANNELLE BASSE'l l' G. L. ff, '37, Tnantbor of Ccfrtrrlercr, 37, P'm Anton- r'frn Studont Forum, '35, '36. DORIS BAUCUM Presrdnnt Frrmcr floss, '37, V1C9'PTE5ldPDl Studont Body 37, Vrfo-Presxdfvnf Student Councxl, '37, V1C9- Pre-srdent llfrtrondl Honor Softfety, '37g Secretory-Trees urer Iumor Llloss, '36, Se-crotnry-Treasurer Sophomore Class, '35, '37 Lobo, Pun Arnerlcdn Student Forum, '36, '37: Band, '36, '37, Semor Play, '37, NANCY BAZZELL Pan Amrncfm Studvnt Forum, '36. 37, Pnn Squrrd, 35, 76. lEAN BEVAN G. L. C., 37, Chfxmhor of Commerce, '37, f4llOl 1l Club, '36 LAWRENCE BIRDSONG President Bond, '37, President Home Room, '37, Press Club, '35, '36, '37g S, P. O. R., '35, '36. HAROLD BOONE Hdllmlfflonxtor, '37, Pan Amerrccm Student Forum. '36, -27: Dramatic Club, '37: Football, '35, '36, '37, Bdskotbnll, 36, '37, 'C PY 1 56- 'Y 1:6 vi 4. 4 'sm -5 41 '56 EOVVIN BOOTH Irnn S TAfP HRAMI F Fil II Q HHT M nifut S 1 n 3 D rt 'Slut uni r P y f-RANK INT BRANST URW fa rm v WILLIAM MARSHAII HHAYIH LAWRENCE BROWN Ro m epcrter K fl 1 MAYNARD BULLOCK Bernd 7 M I BWRANDT DRUNELLE BUSSELLE Ctvrxnber ,f Commerce, '37, Home Erfononf 'S flu , '36, FRANCES CAMP President Pan American Student Forum, '37, Secre tory-Treasurer Student Council, '37, Secretary-Treus urer Pan American Student Forum, '36, Pep Squr1d,'35. EILEEN CARTER Student Council, '37, Chamber of Commerce, '37, Pen Squad, '36, '36, '37, Pun American Student Forum, '35, MARIIANE CARTER G. L. C,, '35, '36, '37, Chamber of Commerce, '36J Pon American Student Forum, '35, Bond, '37, THOMAS CARTER '37 Lobo. GEORGE CASTLEBERRY Mrxnoqer Fvntboll, '36, '37, Mdnrzqcr Bc1ske'bol1, '36, '37, Holi Monitor, '37, L Club, '36, '37, Tennis, '35. I. L. CHAMBERS Pcm Amerrcrin Student Forum, '35, '36, Science Club '35, Tennrs, '36, '36. 'EIU fi .'EU'aIJfPFE-1 1',,1d,,,y 1'wy1Hf'1l, N175 Drfm: mf' Vluir, 365 Ixx!- rf:f'l1f 1.,g.U.1.,1,u.-IILW Wg Hg v :wit 1, 17: I1.:wf1 Pixy '7 Ufflm'-. HPYYH VHANI 'LIP G T '-77 P in A'-.!z.f'I1 111 fftwfif-1.1 I f .1I! VJ Vf ' A' I. y F111 H355 F'::'f1h11' 'ilu HTWYS 1'I.fMFN.' fi-1,-51 ff ' 'nb 77' FU I, .'Hf?I?l3I'IH.f' Ipugr H Vffffyzll ff: I, 1ub 375 Vhjiztbgz if FI: WMV. 'Q77 'I'-mmf' 'Wy Itxrxl fx Phy, '56, Oxffiwtlrx 'TF QLHOHCSFT I.. IKJIK ZKINIIUTJ gy-,gf Rfrri RQ wtf-1, 375 Huge Hhnm Scfrftfzzy' ?E Pipgyimxt P. O, R., 35g Drfirzifutv' Y Zixb, 377 Vimrt' 1-nr:-1 C'fm,f1gmw, Wg Tfnmfs, '3fvg IHIIIOX Plfxy 'Hb Og P-Irvitrl, '37, I.AWRENCTTf DICKSON Pin .LxIIlfIlf'1Tl Stufimzf Fwvxm, 33 WILSON IJI4 'PCSON FRANKQIS IJRAPKH Pm .l'4r:.f'r:':-rn Sfllfifwflf Fmum '367 Ffiskf-t Bwif, 1 E'::fE1'xEI 377 Hwruihwii, 37. MARY LOUISE DUREN Tfntxcrml Hcrwr S wr'1ft,y 375 Pep Squad, 3? 37 5-. P. O. R., 32 -lv'N1 11fTv1l'v, 35. LUFA DURHAM fir:-rotrny Stxxcimn Vmlnrtxi, '35g DI'fIIllGf1C Vlub, '37 Bind 46, 377 P031 Sqtmfi, 35. MARIORIF ELAN P111 .1Xn1'r1:'f111 fltvzrimxt Fhllllll '3b5 Homr- Yf 0r1'wx1w'. , 'lub XR MARIBELL EVANS lficzll rX'IC'IXlf3I, '35, '36, '37, Home Fcvuozixcs Vlub '36 177 G. L. U., '36 '71 Pan Amerlrrun Smdvnf FGYIIYY. 'SFU Pop Sqxmd, '37. LFON PARIES LORAINE FFRGUSON ..15,, Q 'P fi .-.t Nd! ... 7 Q., ,M , Qian, Sm ' vw... :QF -it .410 df Q wg 'ri ' fu! 'dh 'QR L-1, if EDVVARD FERRELL Presldent Press Club, 37, Presrdent Home Room, '37 37 Lobo, Studrnt Counfrl, 37, Smenve Club, '35, Pan Arnerxcan Stujient Forum, So, Ouxll and Scroll, '36 37, County Intrrscholrstri' I.ea 4uf lfxternpraraneoug 5ynrwr'l'1, 47. DORIS TISHEF 'lv-ral Club 35 37: Per Squad 36, G l . 36 Pal Arverrnarv St-zflf-nt Ffvvrw 'Tl NCRMAN ff. VOOTF Art Edltnr, 37 Lobo, '36 Lobo, Natronal Honor Socrety '37, Qulll and Scroll, '37, Pan AHlf'flCGH Student Forum 37. ETHA FORMAN ?res1dent Dranzauc Club, 37, 37 Lrubc, Treasurer Press Club, 37, Hall Manner, 37, Natlonal Honor Sc- rlf-ty, 36 '37, Quill and Scroll, '37, Pep Squad, '35 '36 37, S. P. Q. R., '37, Press Club, '35, '36, Santo: Play, '37. HFNEY FOSTER Hall lwlnnzter '36, '37, Natwnal Honor Socrety, 37, Band. 39, 35, 37, S. P. Q. R., 36, Football, '35, Iumor Play '3F, Grerctta, 37. MATTIF MAE FRASER Txlatxonal Honor Sfvrety, '37, FRANCES GAIDA FRANCES GANT Football Queen, 37, Presmclent Choral Club, 37, Vrce- Presmdent G, l., C., '37, Pop Squad, '35, '36, Chamber of ornn11,rf'r', '36, Oreretta, '37, Senior Play, '37. ALLFN B, GASTON Chennber el Commerce, '36, '37, Arflvry Club, 35, MELVIN GIBSON Letter IR Football, '37, Captarn Vollry Ball, 37, 37 lfbo, l. Club '37, Qutll and Scroll, '37, Press Club, '37, Sfflence Club, 35. GERALDINE GLASSCOCK Fxrst Place County In'erscl1olast1C League Essay, '36: Thxrd Place County Interscholastxc League Essay, '377 Manaaer Basketball, '37, Student Council, '37, Press Club '35, '36, '37, G. l.. C., '36, 37, Dramatxc Club, '35 '37, Peg' Squad, '35, '36, lun1r'1'Play, '35, Ffnvor Play, '37. GLADYS MAURlNE GRAVES Home Eeonomlcs Club, '3'w. SYBIL GRAVES First Place County Interscholastic Leaque Typing, '37: Second Place Reqion Interscholastic League Typxnfz, '37, '37 Lobo: Home Economics Club, '35. LORRAINE GRIFFITH Homemakinq Club, '37, Pan American Student Forum, '35, '36, G. L. C., '35. ALMA CRIMES l'hf1n':ht-1 of Cmllrel-owe '35 NITYSA fllilllfllfflf SARAH LILLIAN HASTINGS Q. L- 4'-I '35, '36, '37, Pwr: Squad, '35, '35, 37, Horm- mqkmq lfluh, 37: ll-:mu Lfc'mmrn1c'sCTlt1h, '35, '36, Pfxn Am,J,-,Can Student Fwrurn, '35, '36, ffllorlzl Club, '35 367 Rand, '37: IXIHIOT Play, '35, SQIIIOT I5l'ry, 37. NANCY HIQRRON -'hanmfu at ' om:n0t , '37, Horzf iffon nt 1 u DELLA HFURING Pan Axnnrvan Student Forum, 35 In 37- Ptlg- Squad, '36, '37, lAMIfS HGLLAND flurzrnlvot o' Cornnmerce, '37, lumcr Pl 1y, 35, HAZLE HORNE Choral Club, '36, Homo Ilcononucs Club, 35. LA VON HARTON MARGARET VIRGINIA HUFFMAN Flrst Place County Interscholastxc Lenquo Declfmm txon, '37y Brmd, '36, '37, S. P. O. R,, '36, '37. ALVIN IOHNSTON Lptter m Football, '37, Letter rn Basketbfxll, '37, Lpttvr m Tennis, '33, '36, L Club, '26, '37, Tcenms Coach, '77, ELIZABETH lOHNSON Secrotary-Treasurer C1, L. tl, '37, Home Fffonomlc. Club, '36 PAULINE IOHNSON Second Place County lnterscholastir League- Tenms, '37, G. L. C., '36, '377 Pan Amerlcan Student Forum, '377 Pep Squad, '36, '37, Choral Club, '36, Home Eco- nomics Club, '36: lunior Play, '367 Semor Play, '37, CARL ALLEN l0NES Letter ln Basketball, '37, L Club, '37. MARY FRANCES IONES Hall Mcmtor, '35, '36, '37p Nattonal Honor Sorxety, '35 '37: Choral Club, '37: Pop Squad, '36, 'Q af .90 -A '-5' v, 'aa Turn 'Q' A -0 -A 15' 'nf DOROTHY KENNEMER Ndtxencrl Hanoi Society, 36, '37, Quill and Scroll, '37, Dramatic Vlub, '37, Clioitil Cflub, '35, '36, '37, Press Vlub, '35, 36, '37, Pan American Student Forum, '36, Stud-ant tltiiiivil, '36, lunior Plriy, '36, Opnrotta, '37, '37 Lobo, St nioi Play, L37. ISAMMIE KILLINGSWORTH ROY KING S. P. O. R., '35, Latin Tournament, '35. DONALD KLIEWER 'I'r1c'k, 37, Volleyball, 37, Baseball, 35. R. D. KRANZ Letter in Basketball, '37, Letter in Tennis, '37, L Club, '37, ANN LACY Hull Monitor, '37, '37 Lobo, Secretary-Treasurer Dra- matic Club, '37, President Home Room, '36, National Honor Society, '37, Ouill and Scroll, '37, Pan Ameri- can Student Forum, '37, Pep Squad, '36, Iunior Play, '36, Senior Play, '37, LOUISE LA'I'I lAlVl Band, '36, '37, '37 Lobo, Pan American Student Forum, '36, Dramatic Club, '35, '36, Student Council, '36, Pep Squad, '35, Iunior Play, '36, Interscbolastic Leaquc Play, '37, Senior Play, '37. IEAN LAWS Dramatic Club, '37, Pep Squad, '35, '36, '37, Pan American Student Forum, '35, Senior Play, '37, County Interscholastic Leaaue Essay, '35. LEWIS MCANALLY President Home Room, '37, Vice-President Press Club '37, President Camera Club, '36, Vice-President Pan American Student Forum, '36, Vice-President Los Con- quistadores, '35, Vice-President Chamber of Com- merce, '36, '35 Lobo, Iunior Play, '36, Operetta, '37, Senior Play, '37. DORIS MCFARLAND President G. L. C., '37, G. L. C., '35, '36, Chamber cl Commerce, '37, Pan American Student Forum, '36: Home Economics Club, '35, Basketball, '36, '37. MILDRED WANDA MCFARLAND G. L. C., '37, Home Economics Club, '35, GEORGE MCILVANE Drillmaster Band, '35, '36, '37, IUANITA MCVAY G. I., C., '35, '36, '37, Pep Squad, '35, '37, Tumblinq, '36. DORIS MANN Secretary-Treasurer Pan American Student Forum, '37E Treasurer Camera Club, '35, Student Council, '37, Chamber of Commerce, '36, '37, Choral Club, '35, Iunior Play, '36. MELVIN MARGULIS Chamber of Commerce, '36, Track, '37, Tennis, '37. MAMIE DEAN MARTIN MARGARET MARTIN Hgmw Room President, '36, Choral Club, '35, '36, '37, Vltfrrtybrir' at Commerce, '37, Poster Club, '37, Pep Squad, '35, Oporetta, '37, ROBERT HARRY MATTHEWS Letter in Fcothfrll, '35, L Club, '36, '37, Chcrrnbci al Commerce, '37, HENRY MATTHEWS letter in Football, '36, '37, Letter in Basketlfrrll, 36, '37, Vice-President Senior Class, '37, President lunior Class, '36, Student Council, '36, L Club, '36, '37, Cham- ber of Commerce, '36, Archery Club, '35, Operetta, '37, Senior Play, '37, LOIS MAXEY Pan American Student Forum, '35, G. I.. C., '35. IAMES MAY Pan American Student Forum, 35, '36. NELWYN MELTON G. L. C., '35, '36, '37, Pep Squad, '35, '36, '37. CATHARINE MILLER Second Place Interscholastic League Spelling, '37: Home Room President, '37, Secretary Quill and Scroll, 37, Secretary Press Club, '37, Secretary Chamber of Commerce, '37, Reporter Pan American Student Forum, '37, Secretary Camera Club, '35, '36, National Honor Society, '37, lumor Play, '36, Senior Play, '37. MARY ETHEL MITCHELL Hall Monitor, '35, '36, '37, Press Club, '35, Choral Club, 35, '36, Pep Squad, '35, '36, Senior Play, '37, County lntrrscholastic Leaque Typinq, '37. ANNIE RUTH MOORE Perf Squad, '36, '37, Home Economics Club, '35, Pan American Student Forum, '35. MARY CLAIRE MOORE Pep Squad, '35, '36, '37, Chamber of Commerce, '37, Press Club, '35, G, L. C., '35, Senior Play, '37. MATIEL MOORING Per Squad, '35, '36, '37, Choral Club, '35, '36, '37, S. P. O. R., '35, Operetta, '37. FLORENCE MULLER Peg- squad, '35, '36, '37, Band, '37, Choral Club, 37 QC 19 ,, mffririrsi: . 55353555553 3: ..., , sv.-1-: :-: S3555 1 5 x-.,,-.- 5455Z3E5E':5E5 ?S:1:5:f:3:E3 W-3... 5355151213 mr:r:21:2 rwsmrzr 53152521255 :'?:':'s:z ' sgs3sggs:5:5 2.-+1-nf.:-g ,,.,. , Ar:-v:-12 2+-I-+P:-:V , A -vs 1 ff ,aff 'Y za-tv:-rm -:,:g3gIg:gZf HELEN MULLER President Clioral Club '36' Pan American Stud t I Gill Forum, '35, Choral Flub, '35, Pep Squid, '36, Chamber at Commerce, '36, ARMINE NELSON Band, 39 '36, '37, Choral Club, '36, Baseball, 35, '36, VLEONA NICHOLSON MOLLIE OLIPHANT Second Place lnterscholastic Leaaue Spcllina, '37, Second Place lnteiscbolastlc Leafyue T9l'iI'l1S,'37f Leader Pep Squad, '37, President Home Room, '35, Secretary- Treasurer National Honor Society, '37, Quill and Scroll '37, Press Club, '36, Student Council, '35, '36, '35, '36, '37 Lobo, Latin Tournament, '35. GERHART OTTMAN Pan American Student Forum, '36. POLLY PETERS Home Room Reporter, '37, Press Club, '36, '37, Cham- ber ol Commerce, '36, '37, Pan American Student Forum, '36, Pep Squad, '35, '36, Senior Play, '37. KATHRYN PILON Pep Squad, '37, Chamber of Commerce, '37, S. P, O, R., '36, Senior Play, '37. SMITH PRICE Band, '35, '36, '37, Chamber of Commerce, '37. KATHLEEN REEV ES Home Room Reporter, '37, Choral Club, '35, '36, '37, Press Club, '37, G. L. C., '37, Dramatic Club, '37, S. P. O. R., '36, Band, '36, Tennis, '35, '36, '37, Iunior Play, '36, Operetta, '37. EARL RENBERG P-tn American Student Forum, '35, Track, 37, Volleyball, '37. BOB RICHARDSON LOIS RICHARDSON Pan American Student Forum, '35. IACK ROACH President Student Body, '37, President S. P. O. R., '35, '36, '37, President Home Room, '35, '37, Leader Pep SCI'-Wd, '37, Treasurer Quill and Scroll, '37, '36, '37 Lobo, National Honor Society, '36, '37, Iunior Play. '36, Operetta, '37, Senior Play, '37. HORACE ROBERTS MARVIN KIR BY ROBERTS fh b i Commerce, '36, '37, Camera Club, '35, C Gm er O Basketball, W. NEDRA ROBERTSON Choral Club, '35, THELMA ROBERTSON Home Economics Club, '35, PRICE ROGERS H511 Monitor, '37, '37 Lobo, Dramatic Club, '37, Iumor Play, '36, Tennis Club, '36. HELEN P1-X'l' ROSS G. I.. C., '35, '36, '37, Dramatic Club, '37, Pan Ameri- tgan Student Forum, '35, Pep Squad, '36, lunioz Play, '36, CRAIG RUMBAUGH Football, '36, '37. LEWELLYN SANDERSON Pan American Student Forum, '35. BILL SEIDL Dramatic Club, '37, Football, '36, '37, Track, '37, MAURICE SELIGER First Place County Interscholastic League Declarnation, '35, '37, Business Manager '37 Lobo, President Outll and Scroll, '37, President Pan American Student Forum, '36, Vice-President Chamber oi Commerce, '37, Vice- 5 President Press Club, '36, National Honor Society, '37, lunior Play, '36, Operetta, '37, Senior Play, '37. ELBERT SELLERS Letter in Football, '37, L Club, '37. IACK SKIPPER Captain Football, '37, Letter in Football, '35, '36, '37, Letter in Track, '35, '36, '37, Letter rn Basketball, '37, President L Club, '37, L Club, '35, '36 R. D. SMALL Manager Football, '36, '37, L Club, '36, '37. CARRIE ESTELLE SMELLEY Choral Club, '35, '37, S. P. Q. R., '35, '36. CARRIE LEAH SMITH Choral Club, '35, '37, G. L. C., '35, Pan American Stu- dent Forum, '35, Volleyball, '35, '36, Baseball, '35 al? ,F- 6 'Q lllvllvlllf SlVll'l'l'l Cltorul Club, '37, Pt-1, Squad, '35, '30, '37, Pun Arn can Student Forum, '35, MAXWELL C. SMLTH bgnc 15 it, 3',',A1clwryt'tv1t, it.. l'llL'lrlAlJtlJ 5PO'l l SVVOOU Lf-ttf-1' ln Football '37, Lt-tttt tn Blrzkntball 'Q '37, l, Club, '37. lOHN PAUL SOUYHES Fexqeatxt-,tt-Atztts Vhartlbet' of Lforntntrtc-4 37, Pres dent Home Room, 36, Student Court-:tl, '3b. ROSEBUD STACY Hall lvlcnttar, 38, S. P. O. H., JU. EVELYN STAMPER l:llOIJl Lflub, '35, '3b, LELA PEARL STONE Pm Anterxcan Student Forum, 35. HAY STRACENEB Flutxonal Honot Soctety, '37, Lutm Touxnatnent, '35' '37 Lobo. lOl-lN SUNKEL Chamber of Commerce, '37. FRANK LOUISE TAPIA Press Club, '35, '36, G. L. C., '35, '3u, '37, Basketball, '37, RUBY TEVEBAUGH ALYCE THOMAS Dramatxc Club, '37, Homemakmry Club, '37, Chorc. Club '35, '36, '37, Pan Amerxcan Student Forum, 'SJ FRANCILE THOMAS Letter m Basketball, '36, '37, Second Place County ln' terscholastxc League Tennis, '37, Dramatic Club, '35 Choral Club, '35, Pep Squad, '36, '37, G, L. C., '35 '37, Basketball, '35, Tennis, '35, '36, ATHA GRACE TUBES Home Economics Club, '35. ANITA VISAGE PHI, Squad '35, '36, '37, G. L. C., '35, '3b, '37, IJ:ur:.3I1f: Club, 157, Pun A111-,-:Irfan Stun-fu: I' ,ru:1., 1: EFILINE WAFIH Lt-tier m Ii.r5lLetI-lull, 37, Stuuum L',ur.3I, In, I1:-I.. Club, '35, '30, '37, Quxll find Svrull, '37, G. I.. 35, '57, Pt-p Squfxd, '55, 'l'I,III.bl1!l'I, .:'. MARY IO WELBOIIN Lv-IIE! lx. Bgsketbxll, ju, 37, G. I.. C'., 35, 1' I P1e:s:,C.'lub, 32, Vollf-yb zll, 37, 'l'umbl1r1q, Bc Iumor' Play, '36 PAUL WIIA'l'LEY Letter In Football, 36, '37, L+fttGr in 'l'zf1Ck, Hu, Stul Llvrlt L'cvur1C1l '37, I. Club, '3L, '37, IESSE WHITE HJII IVIUIIIIOI, '35, 36, 37, Dxuruutlc Club, '37, Burl-:III Ball '35 '36, '37, Tefrtms, '37, Iumor Play '36, Operettu, '37. LOIS WHITE Letter m Buskotbull, '37, P1155 Club, 35 t G. L. C., 37. ARTIIE W HITLOW Pun Amencun Student Forum, '35, '3t,, ChCm.ber of Co::Ir1u2rcQ, '37. ELLA LEE WILLARD Pan American Studrlnt Forum 3 GENEVA WILLIAMS '37, Pun Amermcon Student Forum, '36, Clmorfil Club, '35, '36, MARIAM 'WILLIAMS I-Iomp Hronomics Club, '35, BGNNIE RUTH NVILSON Vic?-President Home Room, '37, Secretary Choxtrl CIILI 37: G. I, C., '37, Opwrpttfr, '37, Sclmor Pluy, '37. PI-IYLLIS WILSON WILLIAM E. WRIGHT Dramatic Club, '37, Basketbull, '37. IAMES REAGAN VVYCI-IE Pan American Student Forum, '36, '37. cc rr Student Ccuncxl, '36, Press Club, '37, G. L. 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I., SREIGHT pl'0SIi1 lll IIILIAN ACKER Vice-Prflsitlt-tit - I DORIS BAUCUM Secrett:ry-'l'recrsurfAr FRANCES C.l.lvll3 HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES Mary Lee Aluat Charles Bough.-t Eugene Bistline F. M. Bradshaw Ellus Burns Lucille Cainplfell liiniirrew Carson Eileen Carter Orren Champer liaricos Chumley Chal Daniel Edward Ferrell Z:-all Forrest Geraldine Glosscocl-1 llelen lane Huff Patsy Lacy Eddie Little Hazel McCann Ann McDonald Doris Mann Louise Miller Margaret Owen Frank Rea lloe Mae Rogillio lohn Rogillio Htlrhert Skidmore Claire Smith Lucille Smith lohn Paul Squyres Freeman Tatum Paul Whatley George Preston Whitley Helen Windham lane Wood For the purpose ot promoting student welfare and directing student activities as well as en- abling students to enter college with clear ideas of the nature and responsibilities ot student government, this year the Council planned assembly programs, published a Student Hand' book, provided curtains for a dark room where screened programs can he shown, torm- ulated a code of ethics for adoption by the Student Body, and sent Marvin Iordan, Patsy Lacy, Claire Smith, and lack McMahon as delegates to the Texas Association of Student Councils, which met in Dallas April 23 and 24. STUDENT COUNCIL tc in NATIQNAL HCDNQR SGCIETY OFFlCERS gpqmgqy - IANE ETHERIDGE P,Q5inlfA13t - V165-Prosstflfrrit llCRlS RAUCUM Seffretaryflreasuror - MOLLIE OLIPHANT MEMBERS Gladys Chaffin Mary Louiso Duron Edward Ferrell Nona Beth Ferrell Etha Forman Norman Fontf Florone Faster Henry Foster Mattie Mar' Frdsm lack Goodrich A, V. Goyne Raymond Hatrfliell Mary Frances jones Dorothy Kennerner Ann Lacy Mildred McWilliams leon Mann Catharina Millar Beatrice Muller lack Roach Maurice Seliaer Claire Smith Ray Stracener The Society was founded to recognize out standing merit in scholarship, character, lead- ership, and service. This year the Lonaview Chapter of the National Honor Society pro sented a scholarship cup each six weeks to the class with the qreatest number of mem- hers on the Honor Roll, In the presence of the Student Body the club conducted the formal initiation of its new members on March 18. 44 45 rv It 1' Q SPONSOR MARY RAY MCCULLAR l'Dl'FOR-li-I-CHIEF' IULIAN ACKER 1 4 I Assistant, Doi is Raucuni ART IIDITOR NCRMATI FOOTE tAll letteiinri by Norman Footvj Assistant, lack Bramlette IJHOTOGRAPHER FRANK REA BUSINESS MANAGER MAURICE SELIGER Assistant, Price Rogers ADVERTISING MANAGER ANN LACY Assistant, Etha Format, SCHOOL LIFE EDITOR MOLLIE OLIPHANT STAFF gathryii Lacy, Billie Sue Ayres ATHl.E'l'IC EDITOR TACK ROACI-I STAFF Melvin Gibson, Leon Mann, Marvin Iordan Geraldine Glasscoclc, Edward Ferrell, Thelma Grace Harper STATISTICS EDITOR DOROTHY KENNEMER TYPISTS lifiy Stracciicr, Thomas Carter, Sybil Graves, Florenc Foster CONTEST MANAGERS NANCY BAZZELI. FRANCES CAMP PIIBLICITY MANAGER HENRY FOSTER ASSISTANTS Louise Latham, Mack Camp, Dorothy lane Rawlinson The editors of the IQ37 LOBO have tried tc link a complete graphic record of the school year with a pictorial crosslsection of the Anter- icari cinema. The staff acknowledges with gratitude the assistance oi Mrs. Virgil Rosson and Miss Edith Kern in the preparation of this book. Without their aid, and without the advice ot the follow- ing corporations, as well as their gifts of gloss- prints and literature relative to 'the making ol motion pictures, a yearbook based on this un- exploited theme would have been impossible: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios, Paramount Studios, the Film Division of the Museum of Modern Art, Twentieth Century-Fox Studios, Hal Rcach Studios, Warner Brothers Studios. and United Artists. The two photographs ol Cole Brothers Circus on the page entitled Stolen Holiday were taken by Edward I. Kelty, circus photographer. The publicity man- agers of Trrr: Lorso wish to thank the Motions Picture Producers and Distributors oi America for a complete series of motion picture research photographic exhibits prepared by Selzniclc In- ternational to publicize its latest production. A Star Is Born. THE 1937 LOBO 1462 PRFQQ Fl UB OFFICERS Sponsor - - illllll-l HEFN President - PDVVARTU FPRPFLI. Viwe President LlIWlS MCANALLY Secretari' ' CATHARINE MILLER Treasurer F PTHA PORl.'T!XN MEMBERS Lawrence Birdsona lames Bivins Francine Branstord Patti Crawford Melvin Gibson Geraldine Glasscocr: La Von Harton Mary Elizabeth Hill l, D. lohnston Dorothy l-fennemer Eesseqene Little Leon Mann William Miller Polly Peters Kathleen Reeves lack Roach Maurice Seliaer Frankie Tapia Hrline Vtfarr Lois White Geneva Williams For the fifth consecutive year the Press Clul has furnished school news to the local news papers. With Mollie Oliphant and Edward Per' rell as editors, those members in the iournalisrn class sent stories semrweekly to the l.nng1ia'u News llllll .lrrurnrll and weekly to the l,UlIgl'il'Il' ffm. On the basis of their work in rournalisni or on The Lobo, twelve new members were initi ated into the local chapter of Ouill and Scroll international hcnorary society for high school Journalists. Cn May I8 the following members presented an assembly proqram describing thf history and traditions of important newspapers of the United States: Maurice Seliqer, President: Edward Ferrell, Vice-President, Catharine Miller, Secretary: lack Roach, Treasiirerg and lulian Acker, Frances Camp, Norman Foote, Etha Forman, Melvin Gibson, Dorothy Kenne mer, Ann Lacy, Kathryn Lacy, Leon Mann, Mollie Oliphant, Aubrey Perry, Frank Rea, Er- line Warr, and Lois White. 44 is , ,. , .s as .. Lfilfizt rl AQ: rn, ll'JIIIl'l Alifllfill lDwr1:sRrrvLr'un. Nancy Bfrzzeli Harold Boone Iayce Bmichc: Fran ins ffrnwr- i.ur-illw ffririirihs Betty Cliigvrruzri Dewey Cfowlin lfrck Ciox r'JlFOIlf5I'1!1f ,tk Hehe-r1Gr:tfrtli Helen ll 1:r.iQt z I I I-Jw-Nl l'.'::r:i: Della: Herzrina Ann Lcrcy '.'1'iI'rI.'r':r-'Z N-, Aw, 1, VIVO I Il I f l .1Ff'I'r lf1l l IVWISIIIWI Anry IPPC rs It C'lf'rly l'li tfi'x Ylona Rwfh Fcrreli 'IIN-,,,,,,, Ffsvf Ol1reI:rw Fuller Mary Elizabeth Hr.. fTl'1uCle Kennir OFFICERS Sprwrisf-1 SI,R'l'RIfDE QURRAN IJresi'le:.l FRANCES CAMP LEWIS MCANAILI DORIS MANN Repurtrrr - - KIATIIARINE MILLER MEMBERS Ifclfiiw Intl-K Ann- l,1virm1:'f-xr Ilclrlw I.lVlIl'l53I0l! Ilf lc n Nlwilv li.'lr'H rn, Helen Mfrrtiri I5 :ul D. Miller 'Ilhornfis Morne' Rc IfIl4 ' Muller Ii env Iyfuipliy liwrrnir Nwvlsoxr f'ryvNrnr1:s If rnlrnu ljllrbll Dorothy lane Rciwlin Delores Rn-a Bona Lou Rhodfxbirq I-fl'1l IGlr?lRLlIllb'Il1'!ll lfnenri Svlnirrslzer Louis Selrqor Mfruricr-Sr-li111'r Rohrrt S1'ton P :ul Sullivan Billy Bob Terrell lane Wood Antoinette 'xNoe4l r'l lnnrny Wyche Vxlith headquarters of the third national con vention of the Pan American Stuclent Forum 'rt Dallas this year, the Longview chapter lriurnlmr IZJ has centerefl its activities arounfl ll ' It . i I plans for Iune I2-IS, when its official dere I Mlllrl. Ili I 5 gates, Betty Chipman and Claude Kennard DE A NATIONS will .neet with the delegates from other Forums throughout the Americas. The cluh will also he represented lvy nine non-official deleqates Dewey Cowling, lack Cox, Nona Beth Ferrell Lorraine Griffith, Viola Lauret, Maurice Seliqer Paul Sullivan, Billy Bob Terrell, and Iane Wood To help in the promotion of lustice, mutual understandina, and closer co-operation between the peoples of the Western Hemisphere, the club celebrated Fan American Day on April I4 with an assembly proaram featuring Spa ish songs and dances and the history of tl Ran Arnerican movement. PAN PIMEIQICAN STUDENT FCDRUM 44482 SPOR OFFICERS - HOPE POOL f TACK ROACH EAYE STEVENS - MAXINE LESHE A SUE IEANNE DALY Coffespoiiflina Secrfitfiry HERSCHEL NANCE HARRY WHlTNEY Sponsor - - - President 'First Vice President - Second Vice-Pre-sideiit Secretary'Treasiirer Seraeantrfit-Arms - - MEMBERS Louise Davis Francis Gaida Wanda Gowins Evelyn llolimaii Margaret Huffman Mary Owen Iohnson Besseqene Little Miriam Moyer Aubrey Perry Bobby Slade Frank Slade Margaret Spears Maye Stevens Echoing the social and educational activities of the ancient Romans, the club has presented two drcimatizations of classic mythology, Ata- lanta's Race November 4, and The Golden Fleece on February 12. Both plays were writ- ten by A. V, Goyne, second year Latin student. The club president and twenty delegates at' tended the East Texas District Latin Tourna- ment at Wills Point on April 3. May 18, the S' P- O. R. and other pupils of the Latin classes Concluded the ye-ar's activities with a swim- ming party and picnic at the Lions' Natitorium. 149D MEMBERS W-'f CDF? ICEBS t.fEfBl.P' HAlxiiLTON lB.1.NI Er SAN. tt lvlA'l'llil,, MOOBTNC wr f fr eds. . .oNl'lE RUTH VVll. OIN iamst FLOBFNCE IVTULLFB LU mmf YYDBTS FISHER I N it ioii A 1 liloini r Anthony Ioyt Bcucl Diun lie Bussf lf 1 fi ' ' ll fins: D rv Q fl I VV 1 id 1 c wwn 1: il i aor ' n Gri i t But' H rrdem' Thelma Lwracc H 15 er Mdxmo Helm, Fanrflton Ho.1oll H. lr-n I ine Hutt . vin on x Mary Fi incos in wrrwrhy Kenn 1 Maxinc Leshe Bessegene Litilc Aho Livingston Marion Livingston Indy Lyle . rzc M 'F' rnn larvu W, 'fi zijn at 1 net :tt t 'ny l't nic s lVlf 1 inet !l 'Xl K .iriar 'ez Num- ws, My rfzie Odom 'I .abr-th Perri ' . nzio' 'f ore Plillf' .tr ' ewan V7 ftlwfl 'iq Allie Mfiric Reyno 'is Bonfr Lou Fthodahat rer loe Mae Rogillia Dorothy Bose Ca if: . nze ey Qarri Sm Dorothy Io Smith Timmy Snnth Martrrnct Spears Alyce Thomas Evelyn Webb Alline Welborn Helen Windham lane 'Nood 1' ntfznotte lNoacl'1if Rapidly becoming a part ot community life, the Choral Cluh has sting before the Rotary Cluh, the Chamber of Commerce, the Parent, Teacher Association, and the Methodist Church. lt made two trips out of town, one to Nocog- doches on March 9 for a part on the program of the East Texas State Teachers' Convention and one to Denton, where a chorus of twenty competed in the annual State Choral Meet or: April 3, Planned as an annual event, the Gregg County Music Festival was held for the iirst time this year, at Longview on May 4, with choral clubs from Kilgore, Cwladewater, and Longview participating. Another proiect which the club hopes to make an annual event is the presentation of an operetta: The Sunbonnet Girl was given this year with a supporting chorus of a hundred voices selected from the entire Student Body. This year also one pro, gram by the Choral Club was broadcast over station KFBOg another was presented to the patrons of the annual School Fair. The mem- bers of the Choral Club, who meet as a class one hour a day in addition to their other club activities, have sung tor their fellow students on various assembly programs, at the annual banquet in honor ot the football team, and at Baccalaureate and Commencement. Cl-IDEAL CLUB cc 50x THE LONGVIEW I-HGH SCHOOL BAND OFFICERS Director - - LEONARD FULKERSON f LAWRENCE BlRDSONG ster - GEORGE MCILVANF - Y TE Student Directors - SXZUVRREIEQS BIEDSONG MEMBERS DRUM lvlfxiorasz George Mcllvdnn Doris Baucum Louise Latham Claire Smith Ann McDonald Bnmromzz Lawrence Birdsong DRUMS: Morris Casey Tom Landers Frank Slade Monte Dougan Alline Welborn CYMBALs: Frances Chumley TROMBONES: David Garland Maxie Smith Algie Glover Corbit Morse Bill Smith Ben Bob Iames Arro SAxoPHoNr-:sz Reuben McFarland lames Todd Mr:LoPHoNEs: Damon Hockersrnith Harry Warren Billy Revis CLARINETS: Maynard Bullock Marston Speight Carolyn Booth Fred Adams Lewis Richardson Fanchon Howell Evelyn Holt Billy Cox Newton Due Harold Green Arrnine Nelson Mildred Spears Malcolm Elliott Ierry Collins FLUTES: Tommy Anderson Helen Merle Mcl-Ianey AccoHDroNs: Florence Muller Beatrice Muller Dorothy lane Rawlinson Nona Beth Ferrell Sarah Hastings Mariiane Carter CORNETSZ F. M. Bradshaw Bobby Daniels Grant Donaldson Henry Foster Margaret Huffman Smith Price Bobby Slade Mary Still Iames Kelly Billy Northcutt Bobby Mickle BAss5s: Billy Holt T. B. Griffin Lloyd Tallent Coroa Br-:Amsnsz Billie Sue Ayres Lura Durham Dorothy lane' Rawlinson OFFICERS YV! 'ffff' F V. .,,,..,,,,..- wrt 1 '+L--rn t fr .t lflili3?lf7l I'f' lfA'I'HlQl, fiflYFtN'l llAl.F'H ACKFR First Swrrrf :stwr Sfmt rrrfi Sfrrrrrvste: Vlk 'll lll2ll5SllUlll'l'l' l. 'lf 'l'FllRY lll llSCHlIL lOl-lNSON First Sfwlllttfilf-I Sccorrcl Sernester Slfl 'lilf'l'!3.llY 'l'lilfll.Sl,ll3lfl? FIWVAFKD KRAN7 ROY llDVV!XPFDS First Sernristor Sr2:'fvrrrlSr1rrroster MEMBERS lQtrrrl'rexv Cjarson l. D lohnstrsn Vernon lrfrlly Frraonc l-ffcl-iniaht lVlaraaret Owen Ralph Heofl Lynn Risien Faye Stevens Willirrm Vfest Tho Poster Clulfs Hilhristrnas Greetinasw lwriqhtened the hall during the week hefore the Decernlwer holidays, and its well-lettered Keep orrt of tho Flowers protected tho new plants on tho carrrpus, At one rnectina the memiiers made a sian for the hand hall: at another, they drew advrrrtiserrronts for the Bi-Weekly Blast, the lunior l-liah School newspaper. Cooperat- rnq with thc other oraanizations of the school, the cluh desiqned posters for the Safety Vtfeek sponsored hy the Senior Hiah School Chamber of Commerce and for its Baile Adiosug the Music Revue which featured the Longview Hiqh School Band, the Pan American Student For'um's celebration of Pan American Day, the Choral Clulfs operetta, The Sunbonnet Girlny The Golden Fleece , a play produced by the S.l3.QR.p the lunior Class Play, Cinderella O'Reilly , and tho Senior Class Play, The Charm School. PQSTM? CLUB cc wr DRAMATIC CLUB Spongfjl' 7 7 WALON WlLSON President - FTHA FORMAN Vice-President ZEARL FORREST Secretaryblrezrsurer - - - ANN LACY Repgrter MARVIN IORDAN Torrxniy Anderson Fred Ashford Dorothy Bakcr Bette Barton Gladys Chattrrr George Drckrns Lura Durharn Florene Foster Geraldine Glas Waiter Glassoo A, V. Cvoyne Helen Hannl on Dorothy Howell Icrrnes Hur s Herschel lolrnson Dorothy Kennenrr: Kathryn Lacy lean Laws lorries McCabe Ann McDonald MEMBERS Louise Milli-r BY:tjillC6lViX.lilC'1 Herschel Nance G :rlirnd Pe gues Ruby Prpsrrre Ted Prrckett Frank Rea Kathleen Reeve Price Ro-ters Helen Ross Bill Serdl Royce' Skinner Frank Slade Alyce Tlrornas Marjorie Vascocu Anita Visauie Alline Welborn Iessie White Fannie Winn Bill Wright ln addition to bivweelcly club programs and a club play, Enormous Dames , a satire on Little Women written hy A. V, Coyne, the Dramatic Club produced one full-length play for public presentation on April 15. The cast ot this play, Austin C1oetz's He Was a Cray Senoritaf' included: Price Rogers as Daniel Benramin, a Wealthy widower. Frank Rea as Arnold Benjamin, his son. A. V. Goyne as Larry Moore, Arnold's pal talias Senorita Costa de la Torrientel, Etha Forman as Lena Lutzenheim, the house- keeper. Bill Seidl as Fritz Lutzenheini, her husband, the gardener. Lura Durham as Vera Stewart, Ar'nold's sweetheart. Alyce Thomas as lune Gale, Larry's sweet- heart. Helen Ross as Mrs. Spangossi, presumably Spanish. Ann Lacy as Senorita Costa de la Torriente, from Brazil. Dorothy Kennemer as Senorita Carlotta Fer- rez, Costa's companion. lesse White as Patsy Forest, a poor relation. George Dickinson as Doctor Forsythe, the family physician. ff53vv Sponsor - President - - f Vice-President 7 - Secretary - - - Treasurer - Mildred Adams Pauline Anthony Iris Castleberry Charlotte Corban limmie Cox Marie Eaircloth Helen Hamilton Sarah Hastings Doris McFarland Lorene Miller Lillie Mae Odom Henrietta Pierce Elsie Pope Novie Mae Ray Edith Schrimsher Dorothy lo Smith Alyce Thomas Eloree Webb luanita Wood OFFICERS s srassir Eorrn WYNN MARIBELL EVANS MARY LEE ABAT FRANCES RUSSELL A s trois MAE Hoorruo MEMBERS Allie Marie Reynolds Bessie Mae Trahan Bonnie Ruth Wilson Federated with the state organization ot the same name, the club has attempted to create organized interest in homemaking as a voca- tion, to promote active response to community needs, to stimulate interest in the wise use of leisure time, to awaken an alertness to the changes which have taken place in the home and a realization that training is necessary it the home is to keep pace with progress, and to awaken the realization that the charm ot good manners lies in practicing them daily, The Future Homemakers entertained the mothers of the girls in the Homemaking De- partment with a tea, held open house and a reception for Homemaking students of the lunior High School, provided many programs and social hours for their own members throughout the year, and exhibited the work of the clothing classes to the Student Body in an assembly skit, Madam Picolette's Style Shop. FUTURE l-KDMEMAKERS CDF TEXAS K54i: PEP SQUAD OFFICERS SPONSOR lOYCE CUSTER YELL LEADERS IACK ROACH MOLLIE OLIPHANT THELMA GRACE HARPER lUDY LYLE MEMBERS Katherine Akin Bette Barton Monette Brown Eileen Carter Gladys Chattin Beth Chandler Betty Chipman Iimmie Cox Sue Ieanne Daly Louise Davis May Forrest Denton Virginia Douglas Mary Louise Duren Maribell Evans Nona Beth Ferrell E ha Forman Florene Foster Geraldine Glasscock Margaret Ann Grizzle Ruth Hardeman Sarah Hastings Della Heuring Dorothy Howell Pauline lohnfston Mary Frances Iones Dorothy Kennemer Eloise King Patsy Lacy Viola Lauret lean Laws Maxine Leshe Bessegene Little Estelle Lum Hazel McCann Iuanita McVay Nelwyn Melton Annie Ruth Moore Mary Claire Moore Matiel Mooring Beatrice Muller Florence Muller Marjorie Muse Barbara Nelson lmogene Odom Elizabeth Pearce Polly Peters Henrietta Pierce Pauline Pilon Mozelle Pool Dolores Rea Lucille Smith Margaret Spears Corrine Toews r ncile Thomas F a Bette lean Thompson lane Wood Antoinette Woodall For their work in helping to make the l936 37 gridiron season the success it was, thi ty seven members of the Pep Squad, with their leaders and sponsor, were awarded letters at the end ol the season, These letters were earned by those who took part in every squad practice, attended every game dressed in lull uniform, and sat in the section of the grand stand reserved for the Pep Squad. The girls who received L's were: Katherine Akin, Mo nette Brown, Eileen Carter, Gladys Chatfin Betty Chipman, Iimmie Cox, Sue Ieanne Daly Louise Davis, May Forrest Denton, Maribell Evans, Nona Beth Ferrell, Florene Foster, Mar qaret Ann Grizzle, Ruth Hardeman, Della Heur ing, Mary Frances Iones, Dorothy Keiinemer Eloise King, lean Laws, Viola Lauret, Maxine Leshe, Bessegene Little, Hazel McCann, Iuamta McVay, Nelwyn Melton, Matiel Mooring, Beat rice Muller, Florence Muller, Barbara Nelson Imogene Odom, Elizabeth Pearce, Henrietta Pierce, Mozelle Pool, Lucille Smith, Corrine Toews, lane Wood, Antoinette Woodall. 455, OFFICERS 3111111811 A BERVEM MAE 'rRttArriAWAy 131951516111 1 - IJOHIS IVICIPARLAND Vice-President - Y FRANCES GANT Secretary 'Ixvasurer A ELIZAl3i'f'Ill lOl-INSON Reporter - - - lVI-Alll' IO WELBCRN Chairman of Proqram Committee f Y MARIIANE CARTER Manager of Baslcetlaall f-'-- OEEALDINE GLASSCOCK Managers at 'l'ennts - FRANCILE THOMAS PAULINE IOHNSON Fflanaqer ol Baseball - DORIS EAST MEMBERS Ruth Anderson Pauline Anthony Evelyn Bivins Mary lo Campbell Cledie Evans Maribell Evans Thelma Grace Harper Sarah Hastings Lena lones Eloise Kina Virqinia Kelp Marjorie Muse Barbara Nelson Betty Newsom Lillie Mae Odom Virqie Odom Mary Frances Oney I-Ielen Ross Mary Ellen Russell Edith Schrimsher Dorothy lo Smith Lucille Smith Sue Smith Margaret Spears Dorothy Iaylor Virginia Taylor Mildred Terry Erline Warr Doris Warwick Lois White Fannie l!Vinn Sponsoring girls' sports, the Girls' Lobo Club entered volleyball and playground teams in the County Meet, sold candy and produced a play f They Were Deceivers Ever, April 73 to buy basketball letter sweaters and warmup jackets for the Lady Lobos, and participated in the Piney Woods Play Day at Stephen F. Austin Teachers' College in Nacoqdoches, April 24, GIRI S IOBO CI .UB 456i BUYS' l OBO Fl UB OFFICERS Sponsors - - - f - P. E. SHCD'l'WEl.l. Ani, C. B, OSBURN President - - IACK SKHDPER Vice-President f NVED BRA-NNON Secretary-Treasurer - TASPER RODDEN MEMBERS I. B. Beanies Malcolm Blackwell Otto Paul Burandt George Castleloerry Bill Crossiield Chal Daniel Pete Ferguson Melvin Gibson Carl Allen lones Marvin lordan R. D. Kratxz l, P. Kuykendall Frank Lebus lack Mclwiahon Harry Matthews Henry Matthews Gene Richardson Ralph Rushing Elbert Sellers Preston Simms Robert Sitton Richard Spottswood R. D. Small I. H, Sullivan Paul Whatley G, D. Wilson To ottset the one-sided idea current among many athletic organizations that a boy who excels in muscle-work should be exempt from brain-work, the Boys' L Club has attempted to encourage scholarship in the athletes of Longview High School. The club held ct home room basketball tournament played at the noon hour and awarded a trophy to Miss Cur- ran's Home Room champions: conducted the County and Regional Field and Track meets: sponsored two basketball games and a foot- ball game between the Iuniors and Seniors to raise funds for a projector and a camera which will record athletic and other scholastic eventsg and worked out a new and practical plan of athletic awards. OFFICERS Sponsor MARY IANE HARRIS President R 7 - IIMMY ADEN Vice-President - f MAURICE SELIGER Secretary - - LTATIIARINE MILLER Sergeat1t'at'Ar:ns - - IOIIN PAUL SOUYRES Irafiiu Director ---- CHARLES FORD COMMITTEES I'llNAILJCl'Q BILLY CTRTDSSFIELD GEORGE DICKINSON ENTliR'l'AlNMENT DORIS MANN CATHARINE MILLER IOHN PAUL SOUYRES PROGRAM MARY CLAIRE MOORE POLLY Pr:'1r3Rs KATHRYN PLLON ADVER'l'lSllMEtJ'I' LEON MANN MAURICE SELIGER HEALTH HELEN MULLER MEMBERS Bob Barnes Charles Baugher Iean Bevan Charles Burandt Otto Paul Burandt Lawrence Brown Mack Camp Betty Chipman lack Cox Allen Gaston T, B. Gritfin Helen Griffith Howard Harris Raymond Hatchell Nancy Herron Billy Holt Iames Hurst Anna Belle Kelly Lewis McAna1ly Ann McDonald H-irry Matthews Paul D. Miller Corbit Morse Annette Neal Mary Elizabeth Parks Aubrey Pe-Uy Kirby Roberts Cecil Rucker Lorene Schrimsher Royce Skinner Bobby Slade Frank Slade Mary Still Iohn Sunkel Dorothy Taylor lack Trapp Alline Welborn Artie Whitlow George Whitley Charles Wilson Health, Courtesy, Traffic were they watch- Words of this year's Chamber of Commerce. In keeping with these aims, the club promoted Safety Week from December I4 to December 20 with poster displays and a wrecked auto- mobile, which it exhibited in front of the schoolg encouraged a school-wide clean-up campaigng awarded a radio to the members of Miss Curran's Home Room for having do- nated more books to the library than any other Home Room: and sponsored a Baile Adios to help meet the expense incurred by the club in these works. LONGVIEW SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL CHAMBER OE COMMERCE 4:58p Lfi U sy K I 5, 'ff' ...JI J .K Tis. ---cup.-an-n ' ', . .A G H 'M-Hz I rfyal 3'-I Q 414, LUCILLE CAMPBELL PAUL BERRY B E A U T Y 1 t U ' - N 1 'J' , ll 'A 1. , 4 , 1 ' ,x , I ,' X f g . 'f N 1 ' . ,I 3 U. I 1 .il 'I' . I A I , W G 1 , X to A' 4 , R. 1 ' 1 4 X f f , 'S . K v I ' 'wa J 1 .ia 5 AQ' 44 1 5 :F 1 1 ,, 'u 'W-R 'Nu if Q W ,' vw' . .-1 I l ., 0' 1 i 'li nk-ff K 1 ..l:-, , . . H fgkgii 5- 'lftfif , in . 4 0 44'-A . Q V ,, H+ - ' ,1..' l 4 V 5 11. ,zu 4 241 -A A fix. u . . ..x?.,,,im v.-1 4 'Hr' ww- A ' . LXQQS -.' 1 ' ' 1-,He??'E 4 : ' 'ffm . ' ,z: iii.. Jig:-v:1V.f', -,-X ,Q . AFL 1 ,, 7 vin' 'f..'f'1-fu. 'ifkm ' X4 A '. '-:A ,. 3' Q.. 9 1 , .4533 Af.: 5, I - fa Ma- 1- 1 i I 1 2 -.--- .W .. s pq-...,,., 1 ,Qt SPCRTSMANSHIP PRESTON SIMMS THELMA GRACE HARPE If 'VNWV 4 . NWT' fl Nw JV' 'Qin i FRANCES GANT r ?,-gixif' 'gl FOOT BALL QUEEN R 0 Y A L T Y Win 7 'Q SN -gv TQ QQ? Wwfka www Q '41 '?z P 'wam 'QFQ-ng F? iii Qftbkdzm.. Hum.. V H if cc xx ,,,g: li 'Gi fe' rlitiil' r -0 1 . r l FOOTBALL llpsettirrg all dope, the Lobos, light and :urrrparatively inexperienced, ran hog-wild rlxrcugh all crrstriwt and non-district compe- tition to win their third consecutive district clrarrrprorrstrrp and to crown the green and .2 f 'W - -.'-f ' . . ff'-r' white with greater honor than ever before. lhe rarnpaging green wave rolled through six consecutive games against highly touted opposition without having their goal line threatened. Coaches li E. Shotwell and C. B. Osburn continued their successful careers in five more games in which the Wolverines only gave up 2l points to opposition, while they amassed 271 tor tire season. District charnpiorrs, the Lobos rrret the Lufliin Panthers in a bi-district clash at Lobo field. There was mud and muck to spare, and the light Lobo line proved insufficient to cope with the boys from the South, losing a hard fought decision l2-U. The season over, the Lobos review their record to find: won lO, lost l, tied lg points, 2725 points by opposition, 33. FOOTBALL SOUAD limrny Aden, Buddy Akin, Boyce Barnwell, I. B. Beanies, Iohn Bivins, Malcolm Black- well, Dcnald Bolt, lack Bolt, Harold Boone, Ted Brannon, Charles Burandt, Otto Paul Burandt, Raymond Cantrell, Thomas Cocice, Bill Crossfield, Aubrey Dalton, Chal Daniel. Duran Davis, Pete Ferguson, Allen Fuller, Dean Gary, Melvin Gibson, T. B. Griffin, l-lcward Harris, Iarnes leter, Alvin lohnston, Marvin lordan, lrvin Kelly, Vernon Kelly, Gordon Kent, I. P. Kuylcendall, Frank Lebus, Bill Lynch, james McCabe, lack McMahon, Henry Matthews, Aubrey Perry, Billy Pouncey, Craig Rumbaugh, Ralph Rushing, Bill Serdl, Maurice Seiiger, Elbert Sellers, Preston Simms, Richard Spottswood, l. H. Sullivan, Gene Richardson, Buck Wade, Paul Whatley, G. D. Wilson. Mascot: B. C Osburn. Water Loys: A. G. Shaw, Ioe Adams, Bert Espy. Sr-ro'rwr:r.r. Ossunrr ATHLETIC COUNCIL BOARD or DIRECTORS C N. WlLKll'lSOl'f, President H. L. FOSTER R. L. SPEIGHT O. L. NORTON H. L. EVANS BERT!-IA MAE TREADAWAY COACHES P. E. SHOTWELL, Head Coach C. B. OSBURH, First Assistant ROBERT LAWRENCE, Assistant WILMER MEREDITH, Assistant MOODY PICKETT, Assistant FOOTBALL The Lobos opened their season on Sep tember i8 against the Gilmer Buckeyes. .1 heretofore versatile opponent. The Buck eyes proved weak. The Lobos ran wild tr, score a top-heavy victory, 40-U. A powerful and erstwhile unconquerable foe for the Lobos, the Masonic Home Masons rolled into town on September 25 behind pages oi publicity. They were played off their feet by the swift green line ctnd were lucky to leave with a tio, U-U. Mineola brought a light line of Yellow Iackets to meet the now experienced Lobo line and shitty green backs on October 2. They proved incapable of their task and bowed to the Lobos 4U-U, Highly touted and well supported, the Polytechnic High School team of Fort Worth came to town on October 9 to stop the mari rush of the Lobos, They found themselves outclassed and bowed out on the short f-nd of the score, l8'U, Still raging, the Lobos Journeyed to meet the Kilgore Bulldogs for their first out-of town game on October l6. Foreign turf proved no disadvantage and the Bulldogs were defeated 41-O, fcl Unscored on and undefeated, the green wave met Texarkana in the mud at Lobo field on October 23, A superior running at- tack won a hard fought decision for the Lobos, 26-O. ici Having defeated Gladewater earlier, the Forest Avenue Greenies of Dallas came to Longview for more East Texas blood on October 30. They left with a black eye, Score 34-lfj, The Lobos journeyed to Tyler on Novem- ber ll for another grudge fight with the Lions, who proved weak before a superior running and passing attack. The Tyler iinx was broken. Score 196. ich The Marshall Mavericks played a fair defensive game, but the Lobos, their eyes on an undefeated season, could not be stopped. Another Lobo victory was chalked up on November 20, 34-O. ici i i l f 9 l T- am. . l V .rr A, Considered tho under-dog, the Lobos up- set the dope bucketonNover'r1ber 26 as they completely overwhelmed the heavier and more experience Gladewater line to earn a victory and the district championship, 202. fcl The Lobos niet the Lufkin Panthers on December 4 in the mud, and proved incap- aLle of holding their own. Both teams were strong. Undefeated, the Lobos wanted a clean slate. District champions, the Panthers wanted the state crown, The Lobos were dee feated by a better team, Score 12-O. fbi-dj iq Cnsrrrzszaiw SMALL MANAGERS Gsoncs CASTLEBERRY R. D. SMALL we Q-1 wmv 54 if was v 2 .gf wqw N f .. rl- x -gjmfwz 'Fr-, -iii f L A I Q IA lik V 71335 ui' x sfg gb . 'ii- i g'3 11 'N PAUL WHATLEY ey Number 4lfWeight 165. rs. Out most of the season from received in practice.. Good dee end, blocker, and pass catcher. elp in stopping end runs in Poly- cmd lvlasonic Home games. in Oil Bowl game. Senior. CHAI. DANIEL GUARD7l6IS9Y Number 391-Weight 185. Two letters. Good all around blocker and defensive guard. Threw Masonic Home backfielders for several losses. One of the main factors in Gladewater's defeat. All district guard '37, Co-captain of next year's Lobo eleven. Iunior. . PETE FERGUSON TACKLE7'lGfS9Y Number 34-Weight 165. One letter. Good offensive and de- fensive man. Always on his toes when going clown after punts. Hard charger and good blocker. Showed up well in Tyler and Texarkana games. Senior. ALVIN IOHNSTON FULLBACK-IGISEY Number 454Weight 145. One letter. Safety man, blocker, run- ning back, pass catcher. Can follow in- terference well. Played good offensive game against Kilgore. Starred in Glade- water tilt by returning punts. Senior. MARVIN IORDAN FULLBACK--ISISGY Number 50-Weight 150. One letter. Hard charger, neat blocker, good line backer. One of the major factors in defeating the Marshall Mavericks. Played quarter back in Skip- per's and Lebus' places. Good prospect for next season. Iunior. - MELVIN GIBSON HALFBACKYIGISGY Number 38-Weight 160. One letter. Blocker, running back. lntercepted pass for fifty-five yards in Poly Tech game. Out of Forest Avenue game because of injured hip sustained in practice. Senior. l ACK MCMAI-ION CENTER-Iersey Number 48-Weight 150. One letter. Showed up on pass de- fense in most of the games. Switched from end to center where he was good also in offensive play. Good prospect for next year's team. ELBERT SELLERS GUARD-Iersey Number 57-Weight 150. One letter. Hard charger and good blocker on both defense and offense. Helped stop Texarkana's plays on a muddy field. Always the first man down the field on the kickoff. Played a good game against Forest Avenue. Senior. .lilinhnf-. KQV' A ft wa , rm, A,g,4gf,v., e FRANK LEBUS QHARTERBACK Iersey Number 464' Weight 140, One letter. Shifty, hard running hack, passer, punter, Out first part of the season because of injured shoulder received in fall practice. Scored two touchdowns in Texarkana game. Good prospect for next year's team. Iunior. HENRY MATTHEWS HALFBACK Iersey Number 56 --Weight 160. Two let- ters. Blocker, line plunger, and pass catcher, Made sixty yards on series of spin plays for last touche clown in Tyler game. Out of Marshall game because of imured knee sustained in Tyler game. Senior, ' A if fi? 'f 1 X 's ,lg y . I X l -4kP',Hm13-Ziff X, 'ff:ni'fw , N ,, 4, -qu -ty 4- f f , i ll ,i v :A 251114 . tv fj -QF . '11 M ,Wk v,.,. , as ,,, , WA 'Z W' si, P -ur svn. .au 5 . aff 3 as .f FM ,,sf , ' I, BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Score Date Opposing Team Loboes Opponents lanuary 8, 1937 Gilmer - - 14 55 lanuary 15, 1937 Union Grove - 18 Ianuary 19, 1937 Marshall - - 17 251421 lanuary 21 1937 Tyler - 14 lanuary 22 1937 Gladewater - 17 23tc1 lanuary 25 1937 Tyler - 28 lanuary 28 1937 Kilgore - - Z7 February 2 1937 Marshall - 22 121121 February 5 1937 Gilmer - 34 February 9 1937 Gladewater - 30 27lc1 Fehruary 16 1937 Kilgore - f 23 25lc1 Although the Lobo guintet did not place in the county race, the green and white suits of Longview were irrixed in many interesting and hard taught games. Led by R. D. Kranz, the high point man ot the season who collected 211 points, the Lobos were a foe loelittled by no opponent, The loss ot a hard fought game late in the season to the Kilgore Bulldogs on their home court proved to be the downfall ot the Lobos as it crushed their chances for a tie for second place in the county. The boys added two new cups to the Lobo trophy case as a result of the squads placing second in a tournament in East Mountain on February 6 and of the B teams winning second consolation at Hallsville on lanuary 19 and 20. B. D. Kranz was awarded a gold basketball for his selection on the all-tournament team at Mineola on lanuary 19 and 29. Other sguad members received medals for a second place win in Mineola, alter the defeat of three opposing teams. The Longview cagers lost their versatile captain, Alvin lolrnston, at mid-term. Preston Simms served as captain during the latter part of the season. BURANDT MATTHEWS Center Gum-d CASTLEBERRY RICHARDSON Manager Gugrd 101-INSTON SIMMS Glwfd Forward lONES SKIPPER Forward Guard KRANZ Q SPOTTSWOOD Guard Guard 51535 :'Hi F A M ...ff 3 for I fi! W -rf? 1 3339, 7 'l-173+ f ,llafz A ,L-521.5 ri , BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Score Datff Opposing '1'earrr Lohoes Opponents Deceriifwr 11, 1936 1frnc-- Trey- 76 5 Ianuary 8,1937 liaigine - IU 1anirary 8,1937 Sahrne - 24 1annary 15, 1937 Uriizoz. Grove 21 fanuary 19.37 Llahirrf- 4 fanirary 22,1937 Sabine - 27 january lib, 1937 11a11sVi11r,- Y 19 1ariuary 27, 19117 Union Grov f-1 18 Fehrxrary 1, 1937 f'1a11Sv111e - 20 Fezrruvrry 5, 1937 G1adewater 22 February 10, 1937 G1adewater 22 February 16, 1937 East Mountain - 14 February 19, 1927 Oak H111 - 10 February 25, 1937 hast Motrritaiii - - - E5 Winnina 1b out of 18 qarrres, the Lady i.oi,o caqers pi1ed up 254 scores against the 227 cha114ed against them during the 1936-37 seasar.. A1- thouqh Union Grove defeated the Ladies three qames, no other one team was ahh' to ho1d more than one victory over the green-c1ads. One of the o1dest and 1,itt-ares: of Lcriqvievfs opponents, G1adewater, afforded two excrtina qames, each team winninq the qame p1ayed in its own qym. Longview won the first game 24-22, while the second qanief was taken hy G1adewater, 12-22. The qarnes with ffa11svil1e were equa11y exciting in hoth instances, the Ladies winninq one 27-19 and 1osinq one 17-20. Six of the ten vrftories were won at out-of-town qames. High point p1ayer for the season, Virqie Odom, scored 126 points. Mary Frances Oney made 47 points, Dorothy Tay1or, 34, Thelma Grace Harper, 257 and Lois White, 11. - Participating in two tournaments, one in Gaston and one in Sabine, tho Lady Lobos advanced to the serrii-finals in Sabine, winning two games hefore heina defeated QASI' TAYLOR Gwud Forward V Y THOMAS GLASSMOCK Guard Mariaqer' WARR Guard HARPER F01-Wm-rj WELBORN Guard UIDQM VJHITE forw rid Pclwdld . WOODAL1 OISLY , Guard or ward 36 -4 J vi TRACK v 1 My C X, as s QA' , Q .um V A I x .9 x. 1 V . ,J-7 ,. W , .Q r Ms . - V. . A 536, t rs... t 32.9, A :ivan l sf-. I ie- Wes i' arf N i . fs t Ml f. N 't5?Q2:t - , t J ' 'W . . f 5' W ma if ' , - ,.---f' A ,Jr MM, ,. ,X H ., 2 bkkvnlys Y V . H 0. Q ,w,,.,,,-v ri K In . We ,,,.4-v ' ...- tty ! S . is . L I L is ti I EF' , ..-z. .1- if 9' ' , ' I- V5 -V Atv' .Al ,C ' 6,53 M-Q.. iv- fl' 1+-f rpg M - . M Clif , Ti COUNTY MEET, MARCH 27 Rushing: Iirst,44O-yard i.,,il-' l.l5I!t Simms Ich: first, pole vfiultg Ji! rlfujywilli first, iavelmy fourth, discus. Q' 1 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ny by mile relay. Skipper tcl: first, 220 low hur- dles: third, high Jump: third, icvelin. Roclden: second DISTRICT MEET, APRIL Simms: trrst, pole vault: gavelin. Skipper: third, elm. Rodden: fourth, Sitton: third, shot put. mile. Sitton: second, shot put, fourth, IOC-yard dash, tourth, 440-yard dash, Lebus: Iirstg 220-yard dash. Kuykenclall: RFGIONAL MEET APRIL fourth' him mme: fourh' 220 Simms: second, iaveling low hurdles. Beanies: tirsl pole vault. mile relay: second, half mile. Meredith, Skidmore, lordan, Rushing, l7'er'zuso:i, Fiff'1r es, Daniel, Seidl, Kliewor, 'Nhatlcy, Sittan, Miller, lehus, Kuykenrlall, Skipper, Simms, Blackwell, Wilson Led by Captain Preston Simms, the Lobos rounded out one ot the most success- ful track seasons in years. Entering the county meet, they lived up to expectations by Winning a close second to Kilgore by virtue of their live first places and ten other places. Sending tour men to the district meet, the Lobo thinly-clade did not progress as they hoped, but did bring home two tirst places and three other places. Captain Preston Simms continued to carry the green and White as he took two places at the regional meet and became eligible for the state meet at Austin. Skipper and Simms, who have three letters each and were mainstays of the squad, will be lost to next year's team by graduation. , .,,.Q I ,..- fc 'N P X .. '5 sms' DouBLEs Fmncile Thomas Pauline Iohnson RLS' SINGLES Mollie TENNIS Keeping in step with other Lobo successes, the Vlolverine tennis team stepped into district competition lor the second successive year. The girls' team, led by Francile Thomas, a last year's star, won second place in the singles and doubles ol the county meet on March 20, The boy netters were more successful. Although the singles entry was stopped after a first place win in the county, the speedy doubles drove their way into a second place berth at the district meet on April 9. The entire tennis team will be lost by graduation, but the junior meet introduced many up and coming youngsters who can represent Longview on the courts next year. These include: Betty Newsom, Evelyn Bivins, Helen Hall, Herbert Skidmore, Barry Grupel, and Iames Hurst. Olipliant, Hurst, SlC1 lVIZ lO, llV'f.'S'3IIl, Grupel Bivins, Fi't'1ri, -l'lF'DIll'QIS, lahnron. Hall Brtzmlette, Kranz, lohnston Oliphant , il Hbet 31 XX BOYS' DOUBLEN R, D. Kranz lack Brand et rf Q 'H Bars' swims S LM r ,.....,.,4, yt., 'GGODBYE AGAIN We give you the spriria of l93O, the Centennial Year, as it fades intl, school history. To judqe irorn this sample, last year's crop of finals were as weedy as this year's . . . lvlaribell and Marvin pay their lockers a final visit. And loe's broom is already idle. The last pair of the last indoor corrirnencernerit procession parrina rain, which in East Texas refuses to be haired . . .Courtney Ritchie and Dick Brannon hilarious over their success after 4 WD years. . . luanita Charnlgerlain and Dar- othy Sharp exchange niore diqnified congratulations. Mamie Dean Martin heads home for the last tinie . . . Senior Hiah closed for the surnnier...Lasi out of school, first in the swinnnin' pool. Thats Lathani. 'WL '1'4Q,A 13: Jw, ' mil HHELL0 EVERYBGDYH Betne:nl,er Septomi,er'? And the registration lines? Get Dorothy, lessie, or Duran to tell you. Bette and Herschel seem to have been in on it, too. Whats worse than a l:readlino? says he to her, but Bette is already having Visions oi the Senior play? . . . Dont say Miss Virginia never gave you anything. Here she is dishing it out lol the bookroomi, and McDonald, Miller, Seliger, and Bagels are taking it. And are Maurice and Henry glad to see Baymond back? Yes, and Bay- monds plenty tickled, too . . , Lochinvars en masse to greet their alma mater-e and her daughters. M, l., ol tuberina lame, dolis his hat and smiles lor the birdie . . . lt looks as ii Bill and lack were already coming up for air. Aren't Doris and Nancy taking it hard and taking it home? By May that stack ot Looks will have dwindled to a pencil...The Noon Trek, starring Lightning, the ice cream man, now showing. Cmon, gang, this is where we carrie in . . . The Bette twins and lean Laws are looking forward to some de- lightful atternoons or is lean tearing het hair? , , gg M 1 Ac, Rl 20,0UU YEARS IN SING SING Tha Ifm-1 firms I-I thv IG' fxllt KILCIISIIIFIIY IC the deffwnd jury pfitwiwr H10 9VId'9IIfT0 in is OXIIHI wr.1t1z1Ig IIIIYI'-IS. Raqefrs OXPPIIIIIOIIIIIIQJ W1 1Ixvvrk11mq, II:vt ? . . . Imrkie wr SIITIIICI we say soIutior1 Frfmces' hull momtor Ixfev, in Amd SGW we see Evelyn I:w IH tho clinic. 'I'hc1t's one a HSTQLEN HOLIDAY Heres lack Brarnlette, caught in front ot the pool hall during school hours. Papa Speight should know ot this, Bathtub.' '... Look at the hands ot McCarA ley's clock, and then see who's draped at the base: Herschel and l-larry, as we live and play hookey. No alibis, either. The whole Annual statt will go on record that this picture was not snapped on Saturday, Sunday, or a school holiday . . .Bette Barton awaits her pals loefore slipping into the Rita. Ah, there, Bette, how's school this afternoon? Those that DlDN'T skip school to see the circus on October 28 are unknown to THE LoBo staff, because we played out, too. But we won't tell it you won't tell. Hass Price peers at the office window to see it his escape is being seen. Go right ahead, Hoss. They're all sleeping...The D. B. S. pledges would give a lot not to be seen fishing in a rnilk bottle on the public streets . . . Another street scene, and another student strayed lrom the path ot knowledge. 'XX Ap HOMES AND IULIETH Hank Foster and Diz Durham. Nuit said. . . My, my, this Richardson- Rawlinson affair . . . Tookie , pardon Chal while he thinks it over. Maiden Smith in distress. Galahad Mcllvane, the gentleman ever . . . Foot- ball player Lebus and baton twirler Baucum. Nice pair . . . liminy just discov- ered that Gene is trying to make this a threesome, but Butch is unconcerned Mr. and Mrs. Matthewsf-congratulations! Turn around, Frances, and let's see the ring . . . Billie Sue is all Wrapped up in Georqe . . . 'Smatter, Bette leanne, did that brute Skipper feed you lemons? Fr P fi' K7 Q? .fglfw CNE IN A MILLION Editor Acker and his spreading adder friend. ..For the few who wouldnt know, we'll tell you that the name in the next picture is Saul Levinson, and that's all we need to say. The board tells the talefof one in a million. Save this face to scare your grandchildren with when they talk back. lt's Patti Crawford scrambled a la mode. . .Lightningl Watch his smoke! ...The famous coat that is so efficiently obscuring the View is worn by Lura Durham . . .Same to you, Latham. Captain Skipper off the football field. Recognize him? . . . Ioe the janitor needs the support of the bicycle rack after picking up our castaway low-grade test papers .... And heres the one who saves the wear and tear on our ink bottles by niimeographing examsy she's cutting a stencil even now. Strike out the hard ones, M. V. Thats a good girl. 'Z..i. -Q32 ' L. 1 ... L S 6 ju 181 AFTER GEFICE HOURS Walon Wilson he-your English teacher, no less s lights up before lighting out ...Why, Eulkie . Tsk. Tsk .... Miss Custer truckin' is the best guess for this JUS . . . Click! Thank you, Mr. Foster...So this is where Miss Hyman and Miss rltlieridge waste their time . . . Thanks for the smile, Mi. Hancock, and for the profile, Wilkie , Miss Pool and Professor Speight deep in conference.. .What's the matter, Miss Harris, don't you like it? Maybe you'd rather have Miss Curran's half of the popsicle . . . The gloomy looking faculty members are, in the usual order: Custer, Wilkinson, Etheridge, and Hyman. Why the detection? You got your pictures in twice, didn't you? U,,.,, ,..4... -adksdik -In-Q j tf' J!! BABY TAKE A BOW Eileen Carter all dressed up in silk and rufiles. How do you like Hot Springs, babe? . ..This cute thing with the bea-u-tiiul brown eyes is Frank Lebus . . . Claire Smith, minus her present daintiness, enjoys a watermelon . .. Little lean Laws in the great outdoors. The bathing beauty in the late model swim suit is Sue lean Daly . . . l-loss Price preferred one wheel then. He uses two on his V-8 now: that is, on corners. .Twin Matthews with twin dogs. . . Now you see how Roach kept in prac- tice ior the pep squad yells. Cute little cap you're wearing, lackie boy . . . My, but Garland Pegues keeps colorful company. Dorothy lane Rawlinson peeps out from under her bangs...The well- dressed young gentleman in the patent leather shoes is Ralph Rushing... Catharine Miller at six, on her first day at school .. .Ted Brannon, the guy whose arms blush when he rolls his sleeves above his elbows ah, tor Techni- color here. 3 I 4 'Nui 3' STAGESTRUCK Theyve all qot rhythrnf and the urqe to exhibit it. The first is Helen I-lamile ton, who owns our tavorite pair of flying heels . . . Percy covers up the real Royce in the interest of art, while a tinished product, Alyce Thomas, stands by. CWe missed a crack there about making a Rolls Royce out of the Real Royce, but let it passl...Trdqedy stalks the Roman stage, and Kinq Pelias dies aaain in the person of A. V, Goyne, that triple personality who writes them, directs them, and stars in them. Frances Gaida and Fern Livsey are takina this hard, aren't they? The rafters rinq as the hand strikes up and the chorus on the stciqe strikes out . . . lt you love you like l love l, warble Norma and Lewis as the rural lovers ot Miss Hamiltons operetta. Mary Frances sees that it's well advertised . . . ln the last exhibit we present the stars ot that same Sunbonnet Girl , who got and deserved your loud applause on February 26. .txt 4 .K it HFOOTLIGHT PARADE Cinderella O'Reilly set a new high for Mr. Wilson's Iunior class plays on March 19. Wasn't Claire Smith as lrish as a mick? And what a pity lim McCabe's accent didn't get in the picture. On April 16, the Dramatic Clulo's He Was a Gay Senorita knocked them in the aisles. A. V. manages to look alluring for his Cor her?l adoring Frank, but how his Cor her?l QV: ladies' shoes hurt his for her?l dainty teet. The best one-act play in years was first presented March 29, and entered the County Meet. With no set but the curtain, only three characters, and a difficult Russian timing, it was directed hy Miss Harris and enacted by Ted Prickett, Louise Latham, and Orren Charnper with skill and teeling...April 30 was too late for the photographer to get a formal picture ot the Senior class' Charm School , but here it is in rehearsal, and you get a fair idea ot lite in the Fairview School tor Girls as Miss Iames directs this scene. The Seniors of '37 challenge the Seniors of '38: The top's too high for you now: you'll never touch 'The Charm School' and if you can't swing high, you might as well swing low. THE MARCH CF TIME The first assemblyeit behooves each and every one of us to be desirous of making this the best school year of our school lives. . . Time marches on to the football field, and here are Ted and Garland up to their best shines on the LOBO trophies. Bring us another next year, Captain Brannon . ...Already it's time for the holidays. Where's your Christmas spirit, Viola? The second semestere- and another Iunior High victim runs the belt-line . . . Annual photographer on the job from the third floor windows as Horne Motors and Vogue Cleaners go up in April and in flarnes. Nice going, Frank . . . Spring it is, and we're all balmy, but we're not seeing quadruple yetefit's the Keys quadruplets, who entertained us on April 12. The L. H. S. drum maiors on parade in Waco, April 16. Go to it, George, for the good old green and white...Kranz and Carter in the front line of traffic as time marches one down the stairs and out of school for the summer of '37. READ THE NEWS r r A NEWS REEL LCJNGVIEW NEWS AN D JOU RNAL The Eyes and Ears of the Business World 5 W 5 JB ha 's newer than 'W' FOR SALE THE GLAMOR OF HOLLYWOOD At the Prnce of the Movie Goer SOSLAND'S DIAMOND AND GIFT SHOP ' ' - , xv NA L 2-Q ffl id a KR . 'H A ' x .. ' f 1 N x 2' A . , ' N. I V' xx L .1 no 'L 'V ,. fi- ' Z. su . 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