Longview High School - Lobo Yearbook (Longview, TX)
- Class of 1939
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I i if ',2A V . 1 ,111 S 1 S R ,fi : ia., H. S. TURNER, President O. L. NORTON J. MARCUS WOOD DR. H. A. ROSS JOHN MCDAVID H. L. EVANS JOHN W. HARRISON WITT NELSON, Secretary WUQ E Dgpfvfh 5 Wu 'AB mmm-1 fm fu , fmwwmsw- 1-Wynn qmwm Q-.Wvwmfvw www f- Q Wlwwfww mr www-w vw - fgfg -l ,--V 'ww Q5 v : ' L zywfv . ,1 1' x fix -N :,, 1351 6 ,Il - - .Qy51'.vy4f.1w:4 hm 1 ,,:,Z,:,,,v ,,,k . ., A J' V 1. 1 N relmll 1 , 1 w, . ., 'Yr ' 'T.'...'1i .., ,g . W., X, . 4 L My ,5 x wf'Q::,, -, .af a ,, , 'N ll AX ' f 5,4 5 i f 'r. ii ' ' 1 f . JUDY LYLE President W I f rf' f9' fr WW BILLIE SUE AYRES Vice-Preshient Miss HILLIARD Sponsor 5 Secretary- Treasurer l!.LTOh AN'rnoNv RUTH ARNOLD Pan American Cub, '37, Homemaking Club, '36, '38, President Home Room, '36, Hall Monitor, '38. 'ff 'X MARY LEE ABAT Student Council, '37, '39, Hall Monitor, '39, Operetta, '37, Choral Club, '37, Pan- American Club, '39, Pep Squad, '39, Home Economic Club, '37, President Home Economic Club, '38, ,dy BUDDY AKIN Football, '36, '37, '38, Foot- ball Letter in '38, Student Council, '36, '37, President Home Room, '38, Vice-Presi- centfDramatic Club, '38, Latin Club, '36, '37. MILDRED ADAMS Homemaking Club, '36, '38, Secretary Home Room, '36, Pan American ent Forum, '36, '37. ' 7 ,ft WWW' TTMMIE ANDERSON Camera Club, '36, '37, '38, '39, Chamber of Commerce, '36, '37, Dramatic Club, '36, '37, '38, Band, '37, '38. I Bn.i.iE SUE Antics Flag Bearer, '36, Drum Major, '37, '38, '39, Vice- President Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Classes, in res. '37, '38, '39: Dramatic Club, '37, '38, '39, Student Council, '39, Annual Stall, '37, '39, Foot- ball Duchess. '38, '39, Dra- matic Club Play, '38, '39, junior Play, '37, Chamber of Commerce, '38, Homemal-ting Club, '37, Secretary of Home- making Club, '39, Home Room President, '37, Home Room Vice-president, '38, Operetta, '37, First Place Count Int. League Dec- lamation, '37, '38, ilRllELl. BARi.nw ef-. 32, PAULINE ANTHONY Stan, '38, '39. at ,. Wg l':VI-ELYN BACCUS Homemaking Club, '37, '38, Choral Club, '38, Pan Ameri- can Club, '38. Roi3ERT BARNES Pan American Club, '36, '37, '38, '39, Chamber of Commerce, '36, '37, '38, Dra- matic Club, '37, '38, '39, President Radio Builders Club, '36, '37, Radio Broad- casting Guild, '37, '38, Art Club, '38, '39, Boys Cheer Squad, '37, Dramatic Club Play, '38, Basketball, '37, '38, Track, '36, '37, '38, Tennis, '37, '38, Softball, '37. gy. Tumble Team, '37 Pep Squad, '37, '38, '39 irls Lobo, '37, '38, '39, Home making Club, '37, '38 39 Library Club, '37, Annual EMM 717 rw '21 GENEVA Box Homemaking Club, '36, '37, JACK BOLT Football, '36, '37, '38, EMORY BARTON MALCOLM BLACKWELL Lettered in Track, '37, '38 Lettered in Football, '38 Viceepresident L Club, '39 Secretary of Home Room, '39, Hall Monitor, '39. u W :fig 777 W ' f MARGAURETTE BEASLEY Pan American Club, '37 '38, National Honor Society: '38, '39, Hall Monitor, '39, DONALD BOLT Football, '36, '37, '38, Let tered in Football, '37, '38 L. Club, '37, '38. EJ! 3' MAURICE BROXVN StaH, '39, fa , CAROLYN Boom Homemaking Club, '36, '37, Quill and Scroll, '38, '39, Secretary Quill and Scroll, '39, Press Club, '39, Latin Club, '37, '38, '39, First Place, District Latin Essay, '38, Paper Staff, '37, '38, Band, '36, '37, '38, Secretary of Band, '37, '38, Student Council, '36, Tennis, '37. BROADRICK resident Home l J Room, 37, Pan American Student Forum, '37, Girls' Lobo Club, '37, Chamber of Commerce, '38, Pan Ameri- can Club, '38, Pep Squad, '38, Band, '38, '39, Annual BILLY BRYANT CHARLES BURANDT ELLIS BURNS EUGENE BURTON Handball Tournament, '38. JESSE CALK MARY Jo CAMPBELL Iiomemaking Club, '37, '38, J Pei? Syria, 'ss,,'?J, X 0 if C! MORRIS CASEY Band, '36, '37, '38, Art Club, '38, '39, JAMES CHAMBERLAIN Paper Staff, '38, '39, Art Club, '36, P. E. Leader's Club, '37, '38, Press Club, '38, '39. KIMBREW CARSON Drum Major, '36, '37, '38, First Division NVinner of Dis- trict, State, and Third De- cision, '38, Drum Major Cup, '38, Baton Club, '38, '39, President Home Room, '37, '39, Student Council, '36, '37, Art Club, '36, '37, '38, In Early to Bed, '38, These pian Honor Society, '39, THOMAS COCKIZ IRIS CASTLEBERRY Choral Club, '38, '39, Vice- president Homemaking Club, '38, Homemaking Club, '37, '39, Hall Monitor, '39. ROSS CHAPIN Basketball, '37, Lettered in '38, '39, Tennis, '37, '38, '39, Member L. Club, '38, '39, Vice-president of Sp0rtSman's Club, '38, '39, Pan American Club, '36, '37. PAUL CLEMENTS FRED COBB Football Manager, '36, '37, '38, Leiter in '38, L. club, JOE COLEMAN '38, Sportsmanship Club, '38. Q M.. 'ts NIEVELLI5 CRAIN Chamber of Commerce, '37, '38, Homemaking Club, '37, '38 , 021 :XUBRIZY DALTON Football, '36, '37, '38 Track, '36, '37, '38, L Club: '33. '392 Camera Club, '37 '38, '39, Pan American Club: '38, '39. Locrsr' Davis CHRISTINE CARMACK Basketball, '37, '38, Base- ball, '37, '38, Girls' Lobo PERRY CONNAU-Y Club, '38, '39, Program Com- mittee lor G. L. C., '38, DoRornx' COURTER Ronny Covm Homemaking Club. '38, '39. Homemaking Club, '38, '39. Q SU15,l1sANN12IJALY P d ,36 ,3,'CI I Secretary Latin Club, 36 Pep Squad, '36, Science Club '37, Chamber of Commerce '37, Dramatic Club, '37, jr Play, '37, Student Council '37 , Secretary Dramatic Club '38, Baton Club, '38, Dra matic Club Play. '38, Vice president Home Room, '38 Cheer Leader. '37, '38, Na tional Thespian Honor So ciet ', '38, Football Duchess, 5 '37, '38, BENNY JANE Dlamrosiara Basketball, '37, Baton Club, '38, '39C Homemaking Club, '38, '39, Pep Squad, '38, '39, MAY FORREST DRN'roN ep qua , , 1, uora Club, '36, '37, '38, '39, Oper- etta, '37, '38, Cantata, '38, '39, Biggest Apple Revue, '38, A Midsummer Night's Dream. '38, Librarian of Choral Club, '37, '38, '39, Latin Club, '36, '37, '38, '39, junior Classical League, '39, Science Club, '37, '39, Cham- ber of Commerce, '37, Dra- matic Club, '38, '39, Early to Bed, Early to Rise, Hall Monitor, '38. Homemaking Club, '37 Chamber of Commerce, '38, Hall Monitor, '37, . Annual Staff, '38, '39, Pep Squad, '37, '38, Choral Club, '37, '38, Latin Club, '37, Football Duchess, '37, '38: Student Council, '38, Presi- dent of Home Room, '38, AUBREY CURRY DOROTHY D,-,LToN Chamber of Commerce, '38, Homemaking Club, '37, '38, Hall Monitor, '38, Annual Staff, '38, Choral Club '37, 38. 1 WM .ii 4-X jig, Roy EDWARDS Secretary Art Club, '37, Vicqpresident Art Club, '38, Student Librarian, '39, Basketball, '37, '38, '39, Library Club, '39, Play' ground Ball, '37, '38, Press Club, '39, Paper Staff, '39. MELESIO EQUlHUA Playground Ball, '36, Boys' Pep Squad, '37, Pan American Club, '38, Boys' Glee Club, '38. RUBY NELL EVANS Camera Club '36 '37 '33- SSPZHQW7 ggfblll 362 FP Basketball, '37, Football .qua ', ' ' omfema ,mg Manager, '36, junior Tennis Club, 36, Hall Monitor, 36, Singles l37, PV E. Team '37' '38' Captain, '36,' '37, '3s. MARIE FAIRCLOTH ALLEYNE FARIES Homemaking Club, '37, '38, Homemaking Club, '36, '37, BUBBA DEWS CHARLES DEws Doms EAST Lettered in Basketball, ' '38, '39, Girls' Lobo Club, ' '39, Secretary of G. L. C.,' Vicavpresident G. L. C., ' Hall Monitor, '39, Baseball '37, Tennis, '37, Volleyball '37, '38, Annual Staff, '39. 37 38 38 39 X ELAM German Band, '39, MAMIE LEE Enwm making Club, '39. 1 Band, '36, '37, 3 9 Pep Squad, '38, '39 Home VIRGINIA FREIUTH BRUCE GAW REBA GALOOB Hogemaking Club, '37, '38, 9 , , , BILLIE KATHERINE FERGUSON Choral Club, '37, Pep Squad, '36, Operetta, '37, Dramatic Club, '36, '37, '38, Homemaking Club, '37, Pan American Club, '37, Chamber of Commerce, '36, junior Play, 37, Vice-president Home Room, '36, Reporter for Home Room, '37, Press Club, '38, Student Council, '38, Paper Staff, '38. ELAINE FOOTE Quill and Scroll, '37, '38, '39, Paper Staff, '37, '38, Study Hall Checker, '38, '39, MARIAN FORD MAX1NE FORD nnual Staff, 38, 39, Club, '38, '39, Stu- '38 JAMES FREUDIGER Winner of Handball Tourn ament, '38, Basketball 39 WILLIAM GOODSON Football, '37, '38, Basket. ball, '37, '38, '39, Letter in '39, Tennis, '37, '38, '39, Runner-up in Tennis, '39, Track, '37, '39, Latin Club, '37, '383 junior Classical League, '38, '39: Latin Tournaments, '37, '38, Stu. dent Council, '37, '38, State Student Council Convention, '38, Hall Monitor, '38, '39, Sportsman's Club, '38, '39, Secretary Sportsman's Club, '32, lg-Iandball, '37, Baseball, ' , ' 8. Football, '37, '38, Letter In '38, Basketball, '37, '38, '39, Letter in '39, Volleyball, '36, '37,' 38, Track, '37, Handball Tournaments, '38, '39, L. Club, '38,Sportman's Club, President, '39, Latin Club, '38, Junior Classical League, ' 9. COLEEN GRANT Pep Squad, '36, Pan American Club, '36,fDramatic Club, '37, '38, '39, National Thespian Honor Society, '39, Baton Club, '38, Dramatic Club Play, '38, Queen Con- testant, '39, Paper Staff, '38, '39, Declamation, '39, Press Club, '38, '39, Home Room Program Chairman, '38, '39, HAROLD GREENE MARY ELIZABETH GRAVES Band ,37 ,38 BOBBIE GRIFFIN National Honor Society '38,'39. MARGARET ANN GRIZZLE Reporter of Senior Class, '39,Secretary of Home Room, '39, National Honor Society, '38, '39, Parliamentarian, '39, Quill and Scroll, '38, '39, Vice- president of Quill and Scroll, '39, Camera Club, '38, '39, Vice-president Camera Club, '39, Press Club, '38, '39, President of Press Club, '39, Paper Staff, '38, '39. HELFN HALL Dramatic Clu , 37, '39, Thespian National Honor Society, '39, Treasurer, '39, Press Club, '37, '38, '39, Sec- retary Press Club, '39, Quill and Scroll, '37, '38, '39, Presi- dent of Quill and Scroll, '39, Student Council, '37, '38, '39, Secretary-Treasurer of Senior Class, '39, Paper Staff, '38, '39, Latin Club, '36, '37, '38, The Right Mr. VVright, '38, Football Duchess, '38, Tennis, '37, '38, S. A. S. G., '38. RUTII HARDEMAN Pep Squad, '36, '37, '38, Choral Club, '36, '37, '38. ROBERT CRIMES LOUIS GUICE Q Operetta, '36, '37, Camera Club, '37, Library Club '37, '38 , Student Librarian '39, Boy's Choral Club, '37, Handball Tournament '39. xp.. Rye, SAM HARRIS WELDON HATTEN -,, ROBERT HALLUM Band, '36, '37, '38, Cham- ber of Commerce, '37, Home- making Club, '38. HowARD HARRIS Pan American Club, '37, Band, '37, '38, '39, Chamber of Commerce, '37, Queen's Coronation, '39, Vice-presi- dent of Home Room, '37, BETIYE Lou HART Latin Club, '37, '38, Third Place in Latin Essay Contest, '38, Pep Squad, '37 , Secretary of Home Room, '37, LORRAINE HAYWARD Pep Squad, '37, Baton Club, '38, '39, Homemaking Club, '37, '38, Post Office, '38. f MARY ELIZABETH HILI. Press Club, '38, Dramatics Club, '38, Pan American Club, '37, President Home Room, '37, Vice-president Home Room, '38, '39, Sec- ond Vice-president of Student Council, '38, Vice-president of Student Council, '39, jr. Play, '38, Flag Bearer, '39, Secretary of junior Class, '38, Football Queen, '37, Football Duchess, '38, Most Beautiful Girl, '38. EVELYN HOLIMAN Pan American Club, '36, Latin Club, '36, '37, '38, Chamber of Commerce, '37, '38, Homemaking Club, '38, '39, Band, '35, '36, '37, '38. , X FANCHON HOWELL ROBERT HENDERSON N Library lub 9, Press Club ' , S ,nt Council, '39, ral b, '39, Stu- MARY ELINO JENSEN dent ' rar' ,'39. i R' JAMES JETER D. Joi-iNs'roN Football, '36, '37, Cham- Art Club, '36, '37, Band, ber of Commerce, '36. '38, '-392 German Band, '39. Art Club, '38, Basketball, C01-LIE HEIM '38, '39, Hall Monitor, '37. GERALD HORTON FRANK HOUSES p9uv ' ,awyf W, X I JAMES HINEMQN Pan American Club, '37, '38, President of Glee Club, '38, '39, Chamber of Com- merce, '37, '38, Hall Monitor, '38, Camera Club, '38, '39, Student Council, '37, '38, Delegate to Student Council Convention, '38, Operetta, '38, Post Office, '37. JEWEL HARRINGTON Pan American Club, '36, Press Club, '38, Vice-presi- dent Press Club, '38, '39, Quill and Scroll, '38, Parlia- mentarian, Quill and Scroll, '39, National Honor Society, '38, '39, Paper Staff, '38, Editor of School Paper, '39, QW MARY OWEN Joi-mson Student Council, '37, '38, Vice-president of Home Room, '37, Secretary-Treas- urer of Home Room, '37, S. P. Q. R., '37, '38, junior Classical League, '38, '39, President of Junior Classical League, '38, '39, Annual Staff, '39, Hal'l Monitor, '37, '38, National Honor Society, '38, '39, Science Club, '38, Latin Tournament Essay Contests -Second Place, '37, First Place, '38, Second Place in Latin Tournament Contest, '38. LILLIE JEAN JONES Operetta, '37, Choral Club, '37, Pep Squad, '38, '39, Hall Monitor Club, '38, Pan American Club, '38, '39, Sec- retary of Home Room, '39, Girls' Lobo Club, '37, '38. HELEN JEWELL jones Pep Squad, '37, Homemak- ing Club, '38. IRVIN Joni: KELLY Football, '36, '37, '38 Basketball, '37, Camera Club: '38, '39. VERNON KELLY l 3llWARD KRANZ Art Club, '37, '38, '39, Science Club, '38, Library Club, '39, Choral Club, '39, Homemaking Club, '39. PATSY LACY Editor of Annual, '39, An- nual Staff, '38, Paper Staff, '38, Quill and Scroll, '38, Thespian National Honor So- ciety, '38, Dramatics Club, '37, '38, '39, Camera Club, '38, Secretary of Chamber of Commerce, '38, Secretary- Treasurer of Student Body and Student Council, '37, '38, '39, Student Council, '36, Secretary of Home Room, '38, Pep Squad, '36, Student Council Convention, '38, Candidate for Football Queen, '36, '37, '38, junior Play, '37, '38: Hall Monitor, '38. JIMMIE LAYTON Student Council, '36, '37, '38, '39, President junior Class, '38, Football, '37, Basketball, '37, '38, L Club, '39, Letter in Basketball, '38. TOM LANDERS Band, '36, '37, '38, '31 President of Home Room, '34 Vice-president of Chamber 1 Commerce, '36, '37, '38, J Play, '38, Student Counci i '38, '39, Queen's Coronatio '39 Choral Club 36 37 Lat MAx1NE LECHE v l 5 ' l Club, '36, Pep Squad, '36, '3' Homemaking Club, '37, '31 President of Homemakin Club, '38, President of Are Seven of Future Homemaked oi Texas, '38, rx LEE KILLINGSWORTH Chamber of Comm TOMMIE KUYKENDALL Hall Monitor, '38, erce, '36 '37, Pan American Club,'36 '39. HAZEL MCCANN HENRY LINEBARGER Basketball, '36, '37, Foot ban, '37, '3s. JOE LITTLEJOHN Glee Club, '36, '37, '38, '39, Dramatics Club, '38, ' JUDY LYLE Secretary of Sophomore Class, '37, President of Home Room, '37, '38, '39, Pan American Club, '37, Choral Club, '37, '38, Operetta, '37, Chamber of Commerce, '38, Yell Leader, '37, Football Duchess, '37, '38, '39, Dra- matics Club, '38, '39, Dra- matic Club Play, '38, junior Play, '38, Flag Bearer, '38, Drum Major, '39, Hall Moni- tor, '38, '39, Treasurer of Homemaking Club, '39, Presi- dent of Senior Class, '39. HELEN MARTIN Secretary-Treasurer Home Room, '36, Pan American Club, '36, '37, Dramatics Club, '37, '38, '39, Press Club, '38, '39, Paper Staff, '39, Football Duchess, '39, Oper- etta, '38, Pep Squad, '38, EDDIE LITTLE Student Council, '36, '37 Pan American Club, '36, '37 Vice-president of Art Club: '36, President of Art Club, '37, Dramatics Club, '38, '39 Annual Staff, '38, '39, Dra- matic Club Play, '38, Basket ball, '36, '37,, '38, '39. DoN LOVITT ,Gish wvxj s. A I f 7 .- I Pep Squad, '36, '37, Pan American Club, '36, Student Council, '36, Choral Club, '36,'37. , '- lff HELEN MERLE MCHANEY Band, '37, '38, '39, Pan American Club, '37, Student Council, '38, Secretary of Band, '39, Secretary of Home Room, '39. I. MICKEY MACKEY ROBERT MAY Pan American Club, '36 '37, Science Club, '36, '37. GRACE McGAw Choral Club, '37, Girls' Lobo Club, '37. HARDY MILLER Football, '36, '37, '38, Let- ter in Football, '37, '38, Captain, '38, Basketball, '37, '38, Track, '36, '37, '38, De- bate, '39, President Student Body, '39, Student Council, '38, '39, Boy's L Club, '37, '38, '39. MIRIAM MOYER ANNETTE WOODALL Choral Club, '36, '37, '38, Pep Squad, '36, '37, Pan, American Club, '36, '37, Chamber of Commerce, '37, '38, Homemaking Club, '37, '38, junior Play, '38, Paper Staff, '39. PAUL D. MILLER President of Home Room, '37, Basketball, '37, Track, '37, '38, '39, Band, '37, '33, '39, Queen'S Coronation '39, Pan American Club, '37, 38, '39, SportSrnan's Club, '38, Chamber of Commerce, '37, '38, German Band, '39. FANNIE ELIZABETH WINN Paper Staff, '37, '38, '39, Dramatics Club, '37, '38, Girls' Lobo Club, '37, '38, '39, Volleyball, '37, '38, Cap- tain of Baseball, '37, Basket- ball, '39, National Honor So- ciety, '38, '39, Secretary, '39, Press Club, '38, '39, Quill and Scroll, '38, '39, Tumbling' Team, '37. CHARLES MOORE W Choral Club, '37, Operetta, '37, Hall Monitor, '37, '38, '39, Student Council, '39, Paper Staff, '39, Latin Club, '37, '38, '39, Secretary of Latin Club, '38, Press Club, '39. MARJORIE MUSE Band, '36, '37, '38, '39, Baseball, '36, '37, '38, Volley- ball, '36, '37, '38, '39, Girls' Lobo Club, '36, '37, '38, '39, Pan American Club, '36, '37, Manager and Captain of Base- ball Team, '38, Tumbling Team, '36, '37. we ,W 5k IRENE MURPHY Pan American Club, '36 '37, Paper Staff, '37, '38 Quill and Scroll, '37, '38,.'39 Jfpv-nz. 777 ANN NATION Band, '38, '39, Homemak ing Club, '38, Hall Monitor '39. BARBARA NELSON Pep S4uad, '36, '37, Band '38, '39, Pan American Club, '36, Homemaking Club, '36, '37, '38. JUANITA NEWMAN Dramatics Club, '36, '37 Choral Club Pianist, '37, '38 Pianist for Operetta, '38, Can tata Pianist, '38, '39, Library J. Club, '38, '39, junior Class ical League Program Com mittee, '38, '39, Student Li brarian, '38, '39. Si -L i is ,sb DICK NELSON President of Boys' Hom making Class, '39, Chamber of Commerce, '35, '36, '37, Queen's Coronation, '39. C. NEWMAN 'x ff 5. .... 'YF' OPAL NICHOLS JACK OLivER i IMOGENI-I ODEN Chamber of Commerce, '38 Homemaking Club, '38, '39 National Honor Society, '38 '391 Pep Squad, '37, '38, '39 Paper Staff, '39, Press Club '39. EUNICE PARKER KATY MAE PERKINS Latin Club, '37, '38, Home- making Club, '38, '39. JACK PETERS Band, '38, '39, Hall Monitor, '37, '38, Pan American Club, '36, '37, Stu- dent Council, '38, '39, Cham- ber of Commerce, '36, '37, Easketball, '36, '37, Art Club, HENRIETTA PIERCE Homemaking Club, '36, '37, Pep Squad, '36, '37, Hall Monitor, '37, '38, Choral Club, '36. ELSIE POPE Homemaking Club, '37, Girls' Lobo Club, '37, '38: Pan American Club, '38, '39: Pep Squad, '37, '38, '39. XVINSTON PRUITT iq my is fp.. PAULINE PILON Pep Squad, '36, Pan American Club, '36, Press Club, '38, '39, Baton Club, '38, '39, Vice-president Home Room, '36, Paper Staff, '38, '39, Post Oflice, '38. 2'- TILLMAN PERKINS Manager, '39, ELIZABETH PEARCE M . Annual Staff, Business Pep Squad, '36, '37 Choral Club, '36, '37 , Latin Club 38 '39 . ewmim mu. DOROTHY JANE RAYVLINSON Dramatics Club, '37, '38, '39, Pan American Forum, '36, Annual Staff, '37, Flag Bearer, '36, Drum Major, '37, '38, '39, Operetta, '37, Junior Play, '37, Camera Club, '38, Football Duchess, '37, '38, '39, Paper Staff, '38, Draa matics Club Play, '38, Thes- pian National Honor Society, '39, DEI.oREs REA Pep Squad, '37, Choral Club, '37, Operetta, '37, Pan American Forum, '37, Candi- date for Football Queen, 37, '38, Hall Monitor, '36, '37, Dramatics Club, '38, Paper Staff, '38, Annual Staff, '39, Yell Leader, '38, Camera Club, '39, NovIE MAE RAY Homemaking Club, '36, '38, '39, CHARLES REESE UNA Boa REESE Pan American Club, '36, F Homemaking Club, '36, Hall Monitor, '38. 5 FRED RICE l THOMAS RICHARDSON ootball, '36, '37, '38 Basketball, '37, Chamber of Commerce, '37. DOROTHY RosE Choral Club, '37, Girls' Lobo Club, '37, '38, '39- Secretary of G. L. C., '39, W. J. RUSHING MARGARET RUMBAUGH J. Pan American Club, '36, '37, Art Club, '37, '38, Dra- matics Club, '37, '38, '39, Thespian National Honor So- ciety, '39, Annual Staff, '38 '39, Pep Squad, '37, '38, '39 Choral Club, '37, '38. ALTI-IIs SIIEFFIELD Latin Club, '36, '37, '38, Science Club, '37, '38, Sec- retary-Treasurer of Boy'S Homemaking Class, '38, Foot- ball, '36, '37, Track, '36, '37, Student Librarian, '36. II.oE MAY LLIO f 'ss lg Club 36 37 r, '36 Student Choral Club I EDITH SCI-IRIMSI-IER Volleyball, '36, '37, Base- ball, '36, '37, Girls' Lobo Club, '36, '37, '38, '39, Home- making Club, '36, '37, '38. BOBBY SLADE President of Camera Club, '38, '39, Latin Club, '36, '37, Band, '36, '37, Annual Staff, '38, '39, Student Librar- ian, '39. MARION SITTON BILLY SMITH 'Is MYRTLE SOUTHERLAND DOROTHY JOE SMITH Homemaking Club, '36, '37, Pan American Club, '36, Vice- president of Home Room, '36, Pep Squad, '37, Manager of Girls' Baseball, '36, Volley- ball, '37, Student Librarian, '37, '38, '39, Secretary of LibraryClub, '38, Girls' Lobo Club, '37, '38, '39, Library Club,'38, '39, Hall Monitor, '37, Choral Club, '36. LUCILLE SMITH Girls' Lobo Club, '37, '38, '39, President of G. L. C., '39. 1 T , QV' . ,fwfr , Chamber of Commerce, '38, Library Club, '38, '39, Hall Monitor, '39. FAYE STEVENS Hall Monitor, '37, '38, Vice- president Latin Club, '37, Art Club, '37, Annual Staff, '39, Grace Nell Crowell Chapter in Homemaking, '38, Secre- tary, '38. LOUISE SMITH Pep Squad, '37, '38, DOROTHY SONNENBURG Dramatics Club, '39, Chamber of Commerce, '38, Annual Staff, '39, Hall Monitor, '39, Choral Club, '39, President of Home Room, '38. DALE STAMPER Band, '37, '38, '39, MAYE STEVENS Hall Monitor, '37, '38, Latin Club, '37, Grace Nell Crowell Chapter in Home- making, '38. WLX ,iw BILLIE MARIE STEWART Pep Squad, '37, '38, Home- making Club, '36, '37, '38, Choral Club, '37, '38, '39, Tumbling Team, '36, Student Librarian, '37, '38, Operetta, '38. RAYBURN TEMRLE Radio Club, '36, '37, '38 Homemaking Club, '38, '39 Art Club, '38, '39. W' MILDRED TERRY Baseball, '36, '37, '38, Vol' leyball, '37, '38, Girls' Lobo Club, '36, '37, '38, '39, Parlia- mentarian, '39, Pep Squad, '37, Basketball, '37, Letter in Basketball, '38, '39, Candi- date for Most Athletic Girl, '39, Candy Salesman for G. L. C., '37, '38, '39, BETTE -IEANNE THOMSON Pep Squad, '36, Dramatics Club, '37, '38, Secretary, '37, President, '38, Wright, '38, Our House, '38, Student C '38, Second Vice-president Student Body, '381 Thespian National Honor Society, '382 Football Duchess, '37, '38, Duchess to Forest Festival, y W CHARLES SUTTON Bl LLY BoB TERRELL Baton Club, '38, '39, Dra- matics Club, '37, '38, '39, Radio Club, '37, President of Home Room, '38, Yell-Leader '38, Thespian National Honor Society, '38. ev- J. T. TERRY Sportsman's Club, '37, '38, '39, Basketball, '37, '38, '39, Chamber of Commerce, '37, '38, Aft Club, '36, '37, '38, '39, Vice-president of Art Club, '38, '39, Student Coun- cil, '38, Pan American Club, '37, '38, Annual Staff, '38, '39. CQRRINE ToEws , Pep Squad, '37, Pan American Club, '37, '38, Na- tional Honor Society, '38, '39, Annual Staff, '38, Hall Monitor, '38, '39. DCJRKHTIIX' l'L1N Dramatics Club, '39, Paper Stall, '39, Football Duchess, '39, Chamber of Commerce, '38, Dramatiiis Club Play, '38, l-'R.xxt'Es Toon MAMIE ALICE TURNER Choral Club, '37, '38, Pan American Club, '38, '39. MAX HUMPHREYS Homemaking Club, '36. A U r-sA.,g.,l YJ VK LOUISE WATTERS , Latin Club, '38, '39, Post Oftice, '38, Student Librarian, '39, junior Classical League, '39 GEORGE WI-IITLEY ' Band, '37, '38, ' am- ber of Commerce, ,',' ' Student ouncil , 6 ' , Pan Ameri I 6 7. l MARY LILLIAN WILLIAMS SILAS WINKLER Basketball, '37, Letter in Basketball, '38, '39, Volley- ball, '37, '38, '39, L Club, '38, '39, Sportsman's Club, '38, '39, President, '38, Tennis, '37, '38, '39, Hall Monitor, '39. ml' Band, '37, '38, '39. Ig, ORIS XVARWVICK '+I MARJORIE VAScocU Dramatics Club, '36, '37, BUCK WADE Girls' Lobo Club, '38, '39, , Basketball, '37, '58, volley- CHARLESWATSON ball, '38, NELWYN ELOREE WI-:nn Choral Club, '38, '39, Homemaking Club, '37, '38, '39, Operetta, '38, Prep. Comm. in Homemaking Club, '39, Easter Cantata, '38, '39, Piano Accompanist for Choral Club, '39. BENNIE FRANCES XVILLIAMS Homemaking Club, '36, Chamber of Commerce, '38, Hall Monitor, '38, Pep Squad, '37, National Honor Society, '38, '39, Annual Staff, Typist, '39. CHRISTINE XNILSON Library Club, '39, Pep Squad, '38, Student Librarian, '39, ,I d STUART WINSTEAD J. I JVVIXAL V' 'riff' ' , aff--Y 10 PATRICIA WITT JANE Woon Student Council, '36, '38, '39, Annual Staff, '39, Pan American Forum, '37, Choral Club, '37, Pep Squad, '37, Football Duchess, '38, '39, Secretary-Treasurer of Stu- dent Body,'38, '39, Dramatics Club, '37, '38, '39, Dramatics Club Play, '38, junior Play, '37, Flag Bearer, '38, Drum Major, '39, Homemaking Club, '38, Thespian National Honor Society, '39, Operetta, '37, ROBERT JOYNER JANET MOORE LEVENIA SHADOWIN RAMON BACA EVA RUTH Wooo Choral Club, '36, '37, Latin Club, '38, '39, OUIDAX m H. C. DUPLISSEY MORRIS NEWHAM Latin Club, '38, '39, Stu dent Council, '39, Vice-Presi dent of Home Room, '38. JOE WEEDMAN Sept Sept. Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. MARCH OF TIME 4-Everybody gloomily awaits school. Several of our brilliants tried making them- selves sick, but to no avail. 8--L. H. S. opens wide her doors for the real beginning. Everybody horrified by the numerous hairless heads. 9--Presentation of the Loboes. It is discovered that dear old Longview High really has a band this year. 13-Half holiday for the fair. All braved the Loop-O-Plane and wished we hadn't. Pat Neath seen contemplating whether or not to enter an interesting but risque sideshow. KP. S. She entered. J 16-First touch of football. Loboes down opponents 24-6. All femmes wear new fall clothes and smother happily. 21-Football candidates announced. Mr. Speight sprouts grey hairs trying to please everybody. . 23-Special to Dallas. Bobby Slade and his candid camera help out the chaperones. Algie Glover and Shirley Burdine don't mind a little publicity, howevah- 28-Queen contest speeches--Laughs from dopey campaign managers, particularly Jim Lewis and his just plain Maud. 30--Student body disappointed at trying Port Arthur's eleven. 5--LeBus gloomily appears with Berry's football and claims it's Love. 7--Highland Park game shows Loboes can face defeat and be good sports. Half the student body stays over in Dallas and has a swell-elegant time. ' 12-Rumor has it that the ex-Florida belle, Mary Lillian, was once seen without a gardenia in her hair. Many refuse to believe it. 14-Athens game and victory for the Loboes. Cookie discards Corbit and starts oflicially oing with Hardy who is very happy about it all. 16-Students are worried about Wilma's health-She didn't cut a single class all day. 20-First report cards and the usual loomy and indignant faces. Jane Booth, an exception, with her five AS's and aimeaming countenance. 27-School having annual excitement over paper on the floor, hall-necking, and too much note-writing. When the excitement calms down, there will be spells of goody- Igloodiness and then things will settle down to their natural state. 29- allowe'en costume ball attended by quite a few L. H. S.-ers. Biggest excitement of the night was Dorothy jane's grass skirt, especially when a lawn mower appeared. 1-School a bit out of the mood for larnin' after a hectic Hallowe'en. Lon looks as if he had quite a ni ht of it, as do several other lads and lassies. 9-After much ado, funior CSugarfootJ Dunaway is elected secretary of the junior Class in 'Patti's place. - ll-The Tyler special and a gridiron disappointment. 21-Mary julia and Margaret Ann stay home nursing red eyes, having seen Marie Antoinette yesterday. 28-Mary Lou is in the doghouse again. This time it concerns a tower. 2-Half the student body drops school and dashes to Tyler for the Tyler-Lufkin game, rain and all. Patsy and party have a slight wreck on return trip, but arrive saying, glt Has loads of fun, and the car's insured! Dance in the gym tonight, enjoyed y a . 6-Some of us went to the Civic Music Concert, trying for a little extra education. I fear many of our less art-minded students prefer swing-and truthfully-doesn't everybody? 9-Free entertainment these days, what with a new crop of dogs around. We especi- ally appreciated Buddy's interpretation of Heart-and-Soul. 10-On this bright Saturday Jane Wood disposed of Hodges for good. Seems they went hunting with their little rifles, and jane shot a hole through our Frank's trousers. just ask him and he'll show you! 16-Dramatic Club Play tonight. Orchids to Miss Kaderli for really good direction. Kimbrew and Dorothly Ulin got a little carried away at one point and slightly added to the action. nd with Sue Jeane watching from the side-lines! 19-Another week-end finished-And with each one it becomes more apparent that nobod in these parts rivals Helen Huff's dancin . Take a bow, Huflie! 21--Schoolxs out for Christmas! All our mercenary fimmes dash home and write sticky letters to long forgotten boy friends. J . s 2 ack again after glorious holidays. All Joe Colleges 1 idst tears of relief, all depending on the ones they leave behind. an. 1 -Queenie Campbell crowned in style. Dignity of the ladies and gentleme - - ing somewhat marred by giggles at sky-scraper Al Goodson. I . 22-Four of our battier members-namely H. Miller CDandy's little brother, y' knowj Cook, Del, and the younger brother of the aforementioned Mr. Goodson-explored an inhabitated Uhainted house tonight and got scared even sillier. F . 9-The popular and well-known Mr. Robert Grimes entertains with a unique bowling- party. But everything's unique with Grimy. Feb. 11-The good old Student Council comes across with a dance to raise much-needed funds-Bernie shines as usual, but no funds- F eb. 16-Wilkie's off today even more than usual, and all desk-pounding is echoed by his colleague GJ Mr. York. Feb. 20-Excitement over chain-gang rides dying down but students still mutter in their beards at the apparent disloyalty on the part of the faculty to the late Georgy Wash- ington. His birthday coming up and no sign of a holiday. Feb. 22-Among ot er things to happen at a certa' , ul Lights Out party tonight. Berry G. and Mau . . s ea y. J Feb. 26-The end of the short-lived romance born o the aforesaid date-seems little LeBus had Mr. G. copyrighted after all. March 3-Junior play with Smaha being too .very funny and Marjorie Hamilton shaming talent. Boxoiiice receipts show that maybe the ,Seniors will eat after all! March 7-'fhatlcut-up, John Owens, is at it again today as he -passes out posies to all available ema es. March 9-Band meet wit-h..L,gH. S. walking off with plenty of honors. Yippee! March 13-Lots of excitement the'se'days'what with the lengths a certain bunch of girls go to break up all the happy couples in sight. Tom Landers and Ouida for instance, seemgdigbe right off a Valentine-but what will happen now that Bette Erman's a ter 'em March 15-While we're on the subject-Today comes news that Mary Julia had czxrore than a hand in the split-up of Libby McHaney and Richard. Tch, tch, Judy ger! And you two such ood friends! March 18-The beloved tip choral club is 05 to Nacogdoches for a song festival. And such flurry! Literary events held here-we came out on top as usual! April 1-All Fool's Day. Annual must go to Press. -fooly fooly hope it does. April 7-Good F riday-Joe College rides again. April 8-Last minute Easter Shopping. April 9--Happy Easter Egg. April 26-Report Cards-disappointments galore. May 5-Senior Play Cwe'll show the Juniors who can act.l May 12--junior-Senior Prom-Poor little sophomores get social cut. Oh, well, their time will come next year. May 15-Annual makes its debut. Seniors' vacation fwe hopel. Sophomores and juniors are a bit jealous. May 18-Senior exams. May 19-Senior exams. May 24-junior 8x Sophomore exams. Hope you did better than we did. May 25--Exams continue. May 28-Seniors Baccalaureate Sermon. May 29' -Final report cards. Guess I'll continue my study in Summer School. Commence- lllellt. So long, Seniors-Don't come back next year pulling the old sore-eye bull! X,-fx iq!-ll ICIQO V139 H39 LI UINIIUIQS BOBBY JOHNSON Prgsident ,J Sfdjfuf E. C. JOHNSTON Vice-President , J 'KJ Miss ETHERIDGE Sponsor S JUNIOR DUNAWAY Secretary N -'W N. ' ' I. IRI 1 A ' :T .. 1 ,, .Un ,IA V - - ,f A1 I a , 5 Q-A aw MARGARET BOYLAND A C BRECKENRIDGE JACK BREWER ELAINE BRIDGES HORACE BRIDGES DORIS BROWN LEON BROWN BYRON BUCHANAN EVANS BURTON 2' 0 CARROLL CALLAHAN ' BILLIE TOM CAMPBELL I I A.. I, GENEVIEVE CAMPBELL -A A 1 ALBRIGHT D. J. ANDERSON V IVIAN ANDERSON DOROTHY DEAN ASHCR T RUTH ASHFORD ERNESTINE ASHWORTI-1 IMOGENE BACCUS CHARLES BAILEY 6 , ODEL BAKER CLIFFORD BARR BILLIE BOB BARTON 414 CARLOS G. BELL PAUL BIRDSONG JOHN BISHOP EUGENE eSTLINE EVELYN BIVINS IOTTIE BIVINS A RUTH BLALOCK JANE BOOTH K Ay . J' MARY KATHERINE ANDERSON 4 ik A ' 1 .. ,. 1 . '.:-fx Q Q. 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NIELBA TAYLOR LORAINE TEMPLE JACK TERRY A. G. THOMAS O. L. TODD DOUGLAS WALLESCH J. E, WARR VIRGINIA WATSON K - ll 9uiL,AM RUBY LOVE WILCOX VIRGINIA WILKINS ERNESTINE WILSON M ' HELEN WILSON ..., ,. .,-....L L,,,......, ---S ..,. L-. g 'F - -K+... if ., 1, ,. 3 K, .f ss..-ze. 'fail Miss Etheridge's Home Room really rates, winners of the coat-hanger and book donation contests. Lovely Lady. 'T in X. N Corralling the cattle. That jilted look. Wow! A-note. Such faces. Quite a collection. Goode and Tommy give the ole horse- laugh. 1 'N X, x T AX xx 1 X ... ,M -n N Sa UN'OR'6ENl0R 'qxx f 3, PROM ff, 'QQ NQMWM 'Q N X N ALLOWED K R NN ' X 'A , ' X L cw A MXNQQN aj X N. X5 3 RGX F W Q Q me I , fS:fwz:4'as0xg:x .N l X Q4 Q , X X A :wg fgiig-b gmmksi www Q 1 T IX W .I 'Q - - 5SQi Smmm w X 1 X . M5353 x gg, X X X gmnu + X ' A 'xf' 5 ' si N K-21- Z JQ S 'N Q 6 'IDI UHIDHIWIDIIQIS JIMMY GooDsoN Preszdent I X Vice-President ,X ff N-a......-' ff ff S MASON Treasurer Mlss MCLAURIN Sponsor MR. WILSON Sponsor nf AIALCOLM :XBEL I 1 A ,,. ' NIELLONIE ABNEY FRANKIE ADAMS if :i5'1g,ff:,-.,, ' ' ' :ffl A ' CATHARINE ADAMS W A w 4. I VALLIE BIAE ADAMS 3 LEE ADKINS E ALLEN RUTH ALLEN DORIS ANDREVVS FRANCES :ANDERSON YJ, - MARTHA LEE ASHCRAFT WILLIAM AVERY ELISEO BANDA ANNA JEAN BARKER ALICE BARNWELL E1 M A 'E ,E .L Sb-A 'P 1 s SA 4 :V CECIL BELL BILLY BIDDISON NIILTON BIGGS M NIABEL BIRDSONG , WILMA BIRDSONG ' 1 ANNIE FRANCES BISTLINE I I, JESSIE BEE BIVINS ,Q A -- GEORGE BLALOCK Q31 'ff K JACK BONDS J. I BERNARD BOUCI-IER In Ax., , ,. B. P. BOX Q ' Y N -- . 'F BENNIE JEAN BOYCE I is E4 MARIE BOYETTE ,I gi . A DECLE BRATCHER , I . .I X . V Q1 FRANK BREWER A ' A , U BUCK BROADRICK ,C ,A Q.. X WA . ' 4 .A A -2- Q .- , : :K:.g... L T' ' - CHARLES BROWN if- - A J J 53:2 :Y 1, 5' s' ,,, FRANK BROWN 5 .... : - ....,.. ' Q' J -' - A V ,sb HELEN RUTH BRUTON I A , Si! A k aff' 3 ' A I . x L, 4 M 4 I A '5 1 , M, X 5' .Q A . gm .- A 7.5 JACK BUCHANAN J . . SHIRLEY BURDI A X -A X, K A 'I A 25 A , BILLY CALLOWAY f ..- , - 1' 52- JEAN CAMP ALBERT CARTER 1, -f-- . A . I A N 1 KENNON CHAMBERS H. ., , A EARLINE CHILDERS HJAEV -L I ,F W, ,-4, Z 3 ' JOYCE CLARK ', an ' f if ' S 1. if NORMA CLIFFORD J - .Q ,j , -'ST - A J JIM COCKE ,M ' I 3 ,W sw ' ., Q I WH . JACK COGHLAN . BIELTON COKER ALBERT COLLINS LAURENE COMBS W NIARILEE CONNALLY I 45.5 -... 'H - 'pf' iw A 55' 5 C Qf A F ..., L, -S I I -LAA A AA ,,,I' I '-5 1 Y 1 . . J 9, T K ..,. 1 JANE CONNO J ' MARY C KE ' . ' A V I PAULINE Cox V 1 - M f- ' VIRGINIA CRAIN sig fQ- , - in A.. EVELYN RUTH CURRY ' YA ' D ' W . V ZW Gi gi. ' W V VV? V i ' ' '- me fi: -. BUD CLEMENS V N I V V gg? , I V. A Q ROBERT DANIEL V' -Q I, ,Q .- - V, J I MILDRED DALSTON 'I , F ' - V-'2 iv- -J :WEB if ' I BILLY DEAN E V ff VV L -1- 5, 1 6 I ,Q V55 . ' CALLIE DENSON VV- V' V A . : ' W 1 I ef Al If I L I . A . A , - ' :Aw g: .. . 1 VV .,,, V VV VV V A W V JUANITA DIGKSON I ., .... 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LONG 5 l Y I J ,, X IK N S - 6 I f l PEGGY LYONS ' . ,.:, A I H if ' ffl ,,., A B A SARAH LYONS W X , - WQ4 .N ,, 1 'Z I ,,,, gs- H Q QQ GLADYS NIACK fa v 5 .. ,515 M 1 Q 1, H 1 U DEWEES MASON ' K Y ' Y ' ,gf - BOBBY MICK!-E ,J 'JM ' ' W ' 4, FRED MATNEY . 1 A , 575 L' - , 1 'I BUFORD NIAXEY , Q If BETTY LEE MCALPIN '. 2 'YY Pj? fa 5 ' . - , BILLIE LOUISE MCBRAYER Q, - 4.. 1 Q 1.1.5 Hi ROSALYN MCCARTIIY .1 ' 1,- ' H '-., , J ' J TOMMY MCGANNON , , a 1 - fik fi 3 BIA . N' , I I V A . H . , .. r . ,I ,.Af I , , ig m Q, , A ' 'W -:J 5 . :E- 'H .- 3521, I Q . A,,A . ,,., O . X. . ,. ik' ' 'vw 1- CLINT MCGUINNIS DUDLEY MEADOWS - - JANE JO MEDLEY ANTOINETTE MEGGISON '1-EEF' ,J ' KENNETH MILLER My ,.., , . r fi f M2 f 1 SW 2 :K 1 A ev I . A A LILLIAN MIXON I A ' ,, DOUGLAS MOORE ,S Q., :. A if af- s. A ANNABELLE MORRISON W -H A. 'Q MURIEL MUSE A - ,A 5 DESSIE NASH . 1 -ff ' , I ,gf ,V 3 ' U HELEN N EWMAN A WINNIE MAE NICHOLS Q M I m 2- 1, - 44 FRANCES NOBLIT Y . I i A 2 A.. 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FRANCES STEVENS - . . . -V - j 'Oz .- , jg 5 ,S .. M A f .R J, .... H H , CARROLL STEVENSON A . A 5 no A MERL SWAN I , 2 in 1 .1 f- 5. DOROTHY TABB , ,Q I - ' A ' 4. R, N ORMA TAYLOR ' fo J jg' '1 'H A ' JACK TERRY , wif T o T A 'A' I I , ' ik j if lo ' 'RA' TOMMY THOMAS J SA ' ' LUCY THOMAS ' og, . I gl, an , M. -2 ' 7 Q5 Mowoo JAYNE THOMSON . E - A . I ' -.., V- LORRAINE THORNTON 2 ro , g .my ' JAMES TODD jug A M H K N 4 Q L I A 1: ,.,, .:--L f BILLY TOMLINSON f' ' I ' p GENEVIEVE TONEY 'T nj 5' . l-5. . f- ,L CAROL JEANE TOOKE ,, , ' .,,. , i fo : - ,, Ji F M NORMA TRIBBLE i . 2,L it ' 2, 1 T THOMAS SIDNEY TUTT f E A' W A ' lj BOBBY TYNER ' 'A ' I FRANCES ADA UTZMAN gum H W E K my LAMAR VAUGHAN I, Q o I S. . MARLIN WEBB li ' Y ' 'f THOMAS VVATSON , A ff. A 'I g:'.g1f'.f: I: 'K Q BILLY WELCH J. JAMES WEIR , NVILLIAM VVHITEHEAD . of K' ASX B 41- 3 15 L 3,5 A 52 ., A A z BONNIE JEAN WIECH T o - A . if kg fq' ' A. - KATHLYN VVHITWORTH ii Sb A' A Q3 ' ,N Q ' T re 'E K X A X gi ' g.f,. ' S ' .A .f .5 ' ... A, . M E - ,C Y 7 . , . .,,:.... I . .5 Y R ' .5 A o - -fgsiz .OA 23 L x 4 Y - I , 5, X ' - 224 1 MARY FRANCES WILSON R wo. f' ' 1 .T H J . LAURA FRANCES WOOD ' 5' 'Q -- ' , Q' ' Q: JACK WOODLOCK ' W ,I ,Q ' vo A ' , SARAH GRACE YARBOROUGH Lg. . yo an T 7 I - I In TOM MARSHALL - W I . BOBBY WILKINSON ... .,....g1 DORIS WILLIAMS N o, A 1 K Q 5 A' - , 1 GLENNA WILSON . 11' ' O M14-Term Soooooooooo gg E! j V ' J- ' BILLIE FRANCES BRUNDAGE To . 1 ' ' Lf' . BETTY EAN HOWARD ,. in ' J ' f. X . ' , ,.., , ' ,aio oo A fy ., A ff CTOMMY JONES 21:3 ? ' 1, ' WM' ik 4 I. ii OUIDA NORRIS - , 3' E Q? DORIS SHADWICK X .af H jig ' T ' A A. G. SHAW , I R Ag- '- HELEN THOMAS ' hu Y 1 . XI I Q 1' ' .243 . il 9 Loso :STADIUM Z9 Mango. 'VN 'VN X is 'Wav 73 H iH ll IUIIIE 8 I 'DWI IBM l We C. B. CBUCKJ OSBURN Assistant Coach P. E. SHOTWELL Head Coach 4 N 1 S C. N. WILKINSON Athletic Director ' . , B. L. BLACKBURN Assistant Coach SCHEDULE OF 1958 Sept. Woodrow Wilson. . . . . Loboes Sept Dallas Tech. . . . Loboes Sept. Port Arthur .,.. . . . Loboes Oct. Highland Park .... . . . Loboes 'Oct. Athens ........ . . . Loboes Oct. Texarkana .... . . Loboes 'Oct. Kilgore .... . . Loboes 'Nov Tyler. . .. . . . . Loboes 'Nov Marshall. . . . Loboes 'Nov. Gladewater. . . . . . Loboes 'Conference Games. C. B First row: Second row: Third row: Fourth row: Left to right: KENNETH Form, IRVIN KELLY, JIM Louls CARTER, RALPH CBUDDYJ AKIN, BERRY GRUPELL, HARDY MILLER, LITTLE Buck OSELIRN, Orro PAUL BURANDT, JACK Bon, MAI,COLU BLACKWELL. DoN FAMEROUGI-I, EDGAR WORSHAM, HERBERT SKIDMoRE, BRUCE GAW, BILLY HUIE. Left to right: Bonn GRIEFITII, LEO SAPP, MURL PENDLETON, DONALD BOLT, Bucx WADE, DoYLE CRAVER, CI-IARLESV BURANDT, HENRY LINEEARGER, FRED JoIINsoN, ELISIO BANDA, RICHARD HENDERSON. ROBERT CANTRBLL, WILLIAM GOODSON, COACH P. E. SHOTWELL. Left to right: Tsoms CocIcE, Manager, Tomnr MCGANNON, COACH B. L. BLACREURN, W. C. IRWIN, DENVER SPENCER, FRED MAI-NEY, JUNIOR DUNAWAY, JAMES CICNOTTIEJ BIVINS, EUGENE MCKNIGIU, T. A. Scorr, ALBERT CARTER, CHARLES SAPP, JXMMIE LAY1'oN, MANAGERQ TI-:onus WATSON, COACH Bucx OSEURN, JACK TERRY. Left to right.: JAMES FREUDIGER, HOWARD McDoNALD, BILLY RIcaARDsoN, MERLE GREAvEs, DEwEEs MASON, JIMMY GooDsoN, Boa WILKINSON. L L ist I ,-,.'E E ' K df- 'L' I! E E V 1 as 3 it WILLIAM LEE KNOX DON FAMBROUGH End Backjield Two Letters Two Letters .-.' ' . 5 .1.. ' L 'ez' '- - M Fi 1fSe f'? L!,gQ,, 'KU CART. HARDY MILLER I gg Backfield h AV W A L Two Letters , A ' ju, , L lj: , Q V ' - H . JIM LoU1s CARTER RALPH AKIN Tackle Tackle Two Letters One Letter BILLY HUIE Guard One Letter HERBERT SKIDMORE Center and Back One Letter DONALD BOLT Tackle Two Letters EDGAR WORSHAM Back field Two Letters CHARLES BURANDT End One Letter ifrfffff 1 f 1' 35 - 59 ,5529 fm2z:':f:.t:f'2 1 'l A 3 n' ,,,, MALCOLM BLACKWELL Backjield One Letter FI' '1 ,I BERRY GRUPELL Center Two Letters KENNETH FORD Guard One Letter JACK BoL'r Guard One Letter LEO SAPP Backjield One Letter Calf -I V1 t ig- , 'L 1 . f ..-. 1 :-' - I . 5 . E Q ' if: M EUGENE MCKNIGHT Guard One Letter BRUCE GAW End One Letter MURL PENDLETON Tackle One Letter img.-. Rfk THOMAS COCKE Manager tj, 'E an to 2.3 we . , ,wa 23 JIMMY LAYTON Manager R. C. OSBURN Mascot I3-DVS' I HXSIIXIIU ll3llllll. SCHEDULE OF 1939 Hallsville 13 Longview 9 TMC Longview Gilmer 49 Longview 30 Overton Longview Gilmer 52 Longview 30 Troup Longview White Oak 20 Longview 37 Gladewater Longview Marshall I4 Longview 21 Gladewater Longview Bailey 32 Longview 15 Gladewater Longview Winnsboro 41 Longview 26 Kilgore Longview Marshall 27 Longview 48 Kilgore Longview Texarkana 14 Longview 13 Tyler Longview White Oak 23 Longview 48 Winnsboro Longview Hallsville 16 Longview 31 Gladewater Longview Marshall 28 Longview 30 Texarkana Longview Elysian Fields 29 Longview 21 Tyler Longview First Row: james Freudiger, William Goodson, Silas Winkler, William Lee Knox, Ross Chapin, Bruce Gaw. Second Row: Doyle Craver, Herbert Skidmore, Don Fambrough, Edgar Worsham, Leon Brown, Melton Milner, Byron Buchanan, Buck Broadwick. Third Row: B. L. Blackburn, P. E. Shotwell. ' 1 IIB WS' , , 3 tf .5 6, WILLIAM GooDsoN Center 1 letter Ross CHAPIN Forward 2 letters WW BRUCE GAW C671 ICT JAMEg 1 letter Fmmxcm SILAS WINKLER Guard 2 letters MELTON MILNER Guard Guard 1 letter 1 letter MSI I l IIBUXI zfw HERBERT SKIDMORE BYRON BUCHANAN Forward Forward 1 letter 1 letter WILLIAM LEE KNox Forward 2 letters T. A. Scorr DoN FAMBROUGH Forward Guard 2 letters 2 letters 'G ll II? IILS' Reklaw 42 Lady Loboes 25 Hallsville 13 Lady Loboes 15 Leverett Chapel 14 Lady Loboes 22 Oak Hill 20 Lady Loboes 35 Ebenezer 32 Lady Loboes 5 Atlanta 32 Lady Loboes 20 ' Tatum ll Lady Loboes 26 Leverett Chapel 38 Lady Loboes 23 Tatum 16 Lady Loboes 12 Hallsville 22 Lady Loboes 29 Crims Chapel 6 Lady Loboes 19 Tatum 27 Lady Loboes 19 Hallsville 18 Lady Loboes 21 Elysian Fieljgrlm 44 Lady Loboes 19 if is First Row: Lolita Hestand, Doris East, Ardelle Barlow, Mildred Terry, Fannie Winn, Edith Pittinger, Margarette Dilsworth, Maxine Ford, Lucy Thompson. Second Row: Opal Nichols, Christine Carmack, Ouida Norris, Lucille Smith, Barbara Hollo- way, Marjorie Muse, Haywood Mcgee, Estelle Givens. Third Row: jimmy Leake, Phyllis Creasey, Billie Frances Brundage, Patsy Ruth Allen, Dorothy Rothwell, Billie Jean Royce, Iris Rogers, and Lawine Combs. I XRS llXllilIjF3Fxll ll if f ' . X WT MILDRED TERRY FANNIE WINN ARDELLE BARLOW DORIS EAST Guard Forward Guard Center, Guard and Two letters One letter One letter Forward Three letters EDITH PITTINGER LOLITA HESTAND MAXINE FORD Guard Forward Forward Two letters One letter One letter MARGARET DILWORTH LUCY THOMPSON Forward Guard One letter One letter , ,,,41-.,,, l WIN IK Results of County Meet, March 25 and 27-880, Paul D. Miller, 3rd, Mile Relay, Hardy Miller, Malcolm Blackwell, William Lee Knox, and Junior Dunaway, lst, Pole Vault, Hardy Miller, 2nd, Broad Jump, Fred Johnson, lst, High Jump, Billy Bob Barton, lst, Shotput, Hardy Miller, 3rdg 100 yd. Dash, Junior Dunaway, lst, 120 yds. High Hurdle, Hardy Miller, lstg 100 yd. Dash, Fred Johnson, 3rd, 220 yds Low Hurdles, Herbert Skidmore, 2nd, 220 yd. Dash, Junior Dunaway, lst, Javelin Throw, Fred Johnson, lst. Track T eamg first row, left to'right: HARDY MILLER, BILLY BOB BARTON, HERBERT SKIDMORE, JUNIOR DUNAWAY. Second row, left to right: BOB MURPHY, WILLIAM LEE KNOX, E. C. JOHNSTON, T. A. SCOTT, PAUL D. MILLER. Others: MALCOLM BLACKWELL, FRED JOHNSON. N R 5 K '- M. -A. 2 . . ,Sit rr' l Y A 'am 5' ll X99 1112 N I 5 fp, .:. . g Hu 7 QM 2 5' I . ::-ti 1 ' W ' ee: r, , ' ,ww l i -'I Ii, X is-.. ss, I w Q 5 WNW WWW-v-A.-A, ww-N--.....,.,,,,,, if f ' I I ,f Q 4' X . 5 SENIOR DOUBLES SILAS WINKLER Bnrsv CHAFFIN WILLIAM GOODSON EVELYN BIVINS SENIOR SINGLES Ross CHAPIN RUTH Asmvonn JUNIOR DOUBLES BYRON BUCHANAN MAYME JAYNE THOMSON BILLY JACK LANCASTER Barry JEAN HowARn JUNIOR SINGLES ELwoon RISCIIE BILLY FRANCES BRUNDAGE I Ilillxlllxll S LETTER. AWARDS FOOTBALL BUDDY ARIN MALCOLM BLACKWELL DONALD BOLT JACK BOLT CHARLES BURANDT LoUIs CARTER DON F AMBROUGB KENNETH FORD BRUCE GAW BERRY GRUPELL BILLY HUIE VWTLLIAM LEE KNOx EUGENE MCKNIGHT HARDY MILLER MURL PENDLETON LEO SAP? EDGAR WORSEAM HERBERT SKIDMORE BASKETBALL CBOYSD BYRON BUCHANAN Ross CEAPIN DON FAMBROUGH JAMES FREUDIGER BRUCE GAW WILLIAM GOODSON WILLIAM LEE KNOX MELTON MILNER T. A. SCOTT HERBERT SRIDMORE Sn.As WINKLER CGirlsD ARDELLE BARLOW MARGUERITE DILWORTR DORIS EAST MAXINE FORD LOLITA HESTAND EDITH PITTINGER MILDRED TERRY LUCY THOMPSON FANNIE WINN TRACK AND TENNIS Due to the fact that we will not know the lettermen in these two sports untxl after the Annual has been sent in, they will be omitted. I llNlllIQfFxllVl'llll?Fxl Sll5'lDllllIQ These sports, consisting of hand ball, volley ball, shultleboard, playground ball, and table tennis, are held at noon and after school. They are conducted by Miss Treadaway and Mr. Shotwell. While the sports are not the most important, they provide recreation to a great number of L. H. S. students. Winners were decided by elimination contests. Lillie Mae Odom and D. J. Anderson are the table tennis winners. Shujieboard Winners Hand Ball Winner Lasus SmuoNs PHYLLIS CREASEY DoN Lovin if WINNERS IN VOLLEY BALL Left to right: BYIION BUCHANAN, RAY TATUM, SILAS WINKLER, Rosen Games, T. A. Scor-r, Llnms FREUDIGER, Ross CHAPIN, WILLIAM GOODSON, MELTON MILNER, MICKEY ACKEY. Rah! Rah! Rah! Seniors!! Shot, our beloved coach. Watch it, boys! Silas tries a backhand. Herb flies over the low hurdles. Oh! Oh! Oh! Break the monotony of just sport pic- tures. fl Hope you make it, T. A. That ole Tyler game! X M M xx rX MN, 'X ! X 1 3 f U f X - v w N N w ww WS ' J Q X 0 of GU 3 IFMWID ll32ll1IlliS ,WWW A 4 ,X 5 Xi A 2355123 if J W fkifgfv in ,K wi NOS7' B541 U77FU!. Bffffe ffaffle rfne Ferfyas QQ J NO ST HAND S ONE 75,6406 581,-1472 Afffn MOST POPULAR GIRL Mdky E-ff3a,be7'11 f76'll MOST POPULAR BOY Hardy fmfler Mary Owen. Johnson B obdy Q:-ijbfv'-A MOST S7'U0!OUS 1 I 1 4 ! l i f Dof- IS EQfS'f' PW'lll'a.1n Lee Knox MOST ATHLETIC CDZ-GZIP-'ICD-1CC 040 44 V 1 i r I 5 D- Ka.+hr-y'n C avnpbell QUEEN LONGVIEW HIGH ancl ATT EN DAN T S L-.,.,., , ,W , ,Y , W , , , , Af fV , WW W Af g- mfr MMM fV h 5 3 D7 D: Xl, N X :a Op,- R 1 3 Nw LQ--IQWIN' ffm M --- 4 ' 1- SF-1 i.f ,vff x f - df X D0 NOT Nfl' Ag, E msruaa NN . - WM , 1 Z . lX'E1IllVll1IlIl S U ,.--5 OUT OUT I HE LOB0 TODAY TODAY PRESENTING '39 PAPER STAFI Punts SEEK KNOWLEDGE catherine Campbeli, it AT LUNGVIEW H From tar and near. pupils have come to seek knowledge at the doors of Longview High. I-'rom east and west. from north and south they come. sixty-two strong. A daughter of the old south is Mary Lillian Williams from Miami. Fiorida. Two hail from Mississippi. They are Johnny Bishop from Jack- son and Ross Grady from Clinton Prmn Louisiana come Ardelle Bur- ltnv. Dallas lVlcCubhins. and Louise Sloan Plenty ul so-called hill billies are in our mist as Bennni Jean Bnycc, Bt-tty Knighten. W. C' Long. and Christine Wilson :ill come from Ar- kansas Many Elinor Jenson is zu na- tive of Tulsa. Oklahoma. Out ol the good old north Juanita Ash from Rising Sun, Virginia Freimuth from D Michigan: Merle Swan from D tonne Ohio? etroit. uluth, Minnesota. Ben Bob James is fresh from Hollywood. All the other students are from Texas. They are as follows: Dula Williamson from Mobile? Billy Bry- ant. Italy: Marguerite Delworth. Rea- gzing Estelle Grimes. Carthage: Hur- old Greene. Beaumontg Evelyn Holt. Alexandria: Bobby Horn, Emmettg Virginia Howard. Talcog Marvin Jones. Marshallg Richard Long. Hous- tony Ruth Miller, Rangerg Norma Typist:--LAVEXNE Rrcmumson, Iuooamz Oman U. S. Remaining Neutral Subject Of Myer's Address Doctor W. D. Myers from S.M.U. delivered an address on the impor- tance of the United States remaining neutral in the present war in Eu- rope, in assembly, Tuesday, February T. Doctor Myers pointed out, by var- ious illustrations of today's crisis in Germany. Spain. and Italy, the dif- ferent ends the U. S. A. has to gain by remaining neutral in the present war which predominates Europe. The fact that some gain from the wars which usually infcst the country shows the evil that war can create. Doctor Myers declared that since high school pupils are the coming generation. it is up to them to stop this horrible menace by not import- ing or exporting anything that would help to prolong this war and to see that the United States does not be- come involved. Editor-JEWEL HARRINGTON Business Managef-HELEN HALL Sydney Latham Speaks To Civics Class Sydney Latham, a member of the House of Representatives at Austin, spoke to the eivicgs class concerning thc procedures in Congress, Wednes- day. October l9, at the fourth period. The civic class. under the direction of Miss- Vinlct McLaurin, began their annual Mock Congress with Bert Espy as the Speaker of the House. During this Mock Congress. the students will introduce bills and carry out the pro- cedure as though they were in the Congress of the United States. Crowned at Foster Attends Teachers Meeting At Ft. Worth Superintendent of the Public Schools, left Thursday evening. attend a meeting of Board of the Texas Association to be held H. L. Foster. October 20, to the Executive State Teachers in Ft. Worth. October 21 and 22. The purpose of this meeting is to consider new school legislation with reference to teacher tenure and re- tirement. The meeting is also being held to make preparations for the state meeting of the Texas State Teachers Association to be held in Dallas the week-end after Thanks- giving, According to Mr. Foster, the teach- ers are hopeful that the state will find its share of the teachers' retire- ment fund. as the state already has committed itself to match the teach- ers in raising this sum annually. Teachers contributed 54.250000 last year and will contribute an .equal sum this year from their salaries. Fmtun Ed1:f07-CAROLYN Boom Photographer-MARGARET ANN GRIzzl.R EDITORIAL STAFF E4-mo, ---YAAY-, W YYYY,,,,,,-,YY ,,,,.,,,,,,,. . .. Jewel Harrington Feature Editor ....Y,A -------- ------------- ---- C 3 1' Glyn Booth Sport Editor ..,YY.A..-. --A ROY Edwards span Editor toirisi .. --------- Far-me Wim Make-up Editor .,..Y. -------f---- F annie Wm Exchange Editor Y.. -- - ----------f---- Coleen Gfam Photographer -KAYY YAYY ,,,,,,.., ,,.,...., M a r garet Ann Grlfzle sponsor U ivYYYY A A---- v YYmM----,wYYYY ---,-----,-,-, YYYYY,,AA,,,,,, R u th Hilliard Typisgg -V Imogene Oden, La Veme Richardson R 1 QinY',SlaldHYTa:nesYChainberlain, Coleen Grant, Robert Grimes, epor ers Hodges. Maxine Leashe, Miriam Moyer, Pauline Pilon, Imogene Oden. Ernestine Wilson. Billie Katherine Ferguson. Y BUSINESS STAFF Manager YYYV-Y,YYYYYY -wYwY-YYYYA---- YYY----- ,YYYYYYY A ,,,,,,,,,,,,, H e l en Hall Assistants-Dorothea Connally. Helen Martin. Pat Neath, Dorothy Ulm, Iarraine Hayward, Grace McGaw. Y CIRCULATION STAFF V Manager l VYVQ -A-- Yvvrrgr AVA- ,-Y'YY -,,,-,Y,,,A,YYYY N,,,,,,,-,,,, , , R 0 be r t Grimes Assistants-Frank Hodges, Pauline Langhorn, Marian Moyer, Miriam Moyer, Pauline Pilon. Imogene Oden. . , , . Co ronatzon The annual coronation of the queen of Longview Senior High School was hcldxhx the high Wednesday night, The Coronation, the most looked school auditorium. January I1. which was one of forward events of thc year. was a pageant rivalling any- thing of its kind in color and beauty. The most beautiful and most popular girls have been chosen as duches est and they in turn selected the most popular boys as escorts. The curtain rose with the trtun- pcts being sounded to open the cor- onanon. Silas Winkler welcomed the audience. and the duchesses came for- ward to meet their, escorts. As they approached the stage, the heralder, Paul D. Miller. announced each dueh- ess and her escort in tum. i Span Editor-ROY Enwums Make-up Editor--FANNIE WINN TIGERS DEFEAT LOBO QUINTET BY ONE POINT In a game packed with thrills from start to finish, the Texarkana Tigers handed the Longview Lobos their first defeat in three conference starts, 14-13. on the local court last Thurs- day night. The Lobos held a three point lead well into the final period. but a bril- liant Tiger offensive drive in the closing moments left the Texarkana boys ahead at the final whistle. Left forward Bixley sparked the Tiger offense with six consecutive charity tosses. Bixley was also the big noise in the Texarkana defense. He was constantly hampering the Lobo guards and time after time he broke up Lobo scoring threats. Ross Chapin was the outstanding Lobo offensive threat. He :hot two field goals and two charity tosses for a total of six points. Captain William Knox played his usual bang-up dc- fensive ganie for thc Lobos. break- ing up several Tiger drives. O1 IIJI EIIXH HARDY MILLER President MARY ELIZABETH HILL First Vice-President L, 5 P it P W I S ff ff , Sponsors: MRS. VIRGIL ROSSON R. L. SPEIGHT Q-in-v -...-.,.--..- BETIE JEANNE THOMPSON Second Vice-President JANE WOOD Secretary and Treasurer if H.. The purpose of the Student Council is to foster good citizenship, to train eflicient leaders, to promote democracy among the members and to make our school a better institution. 'E 'lD'lJ IIXI 'E ll ll MARY LEE ABAT MARY ELENOR JENSEN GERTRUDE ALLEN BOBBY JOHNSON BILLIE SUE AYRES CHARLES JOHNSON ALBERT CARTER E. C. JOHNSTON BUD CLEMENS ANN KING DOROTHEA CONNOLLY PATSY LACY CHARLOTTE CORBAN BOBBY DANIELS LAMAR EVERHART BILLIE KATHERINE FERGUSON FAY FERRELL REBA GALOOB EUGENE GOODRICH HELEN HALL CLARA JEAN HARRIS MARY ELIZABETH HILL HELEN JUNE HUFE A I A- Sf TOM LANDERS JIMMY LAYTON DON LOVITT TOMMY MCGANNON HARDY MILLER MIRIAM MOYER MORRIS L. NEWNHAM JACK PETERS MARY PIPSAIRE JUANITA RAY A. G. SHAW CHARLES SRIDMORE NEAL STONE RAY TATUM BETTE JEANNE THOMSON JEAN TOOKE GLENNA WILSON BILLY HUIE BEN BOB JAMES BOOTSIE JAMES JOYCE WILSON PATTI Wrrr JANE WOOD MIINIIN 'IWXI TILLMAN PERKINS, Business Manager PATSY LACY-Editor-in-Chief JULIA HYMAN-Sponsor BOBBY SLADE Photographer J. T. TERRY Art Editor Editorial Staff Clubs-MARY V. MEADOWS StdtiSfiCS-MARY OWEN JOHNSON Photography-BOBBY SLADE Sports-DORIS EAST Contests-ANTo1NE1VrE WOODALL Art Stajf-J. T. TERRY Humor and S7l0p5h0lS-'DELORES HEADS OF COMMITTEES REA Business Staff Advertising-JANE Woon Sale of Annuals-Bu.uE SUE AYRES Miscellaneous-MAY FORREST DENTON Clubs-EDDIE L1'r'rLE SIIIXIIWF 1 I' EDITORIAL STAFF BUSINESS STAFF Assistant Editor HELEN JUNE HUEF Clubs ' EVELYN BIVINS WANDA HENLY CHARLOTTE COREAN LOIS COBB Statistics WANDA ALBRIGHT ANN KING VERA GRAY Photography MALCOLM ELLIOTT CARLOS BELL BILLY NORTHCUTT JOHN TURK Sports HERBERT SKIDMORE PAULINE ANTHONY Contests ELIZABETH ANN MCHANEY MILDRED SMITH Art Sta-0' MAURICE BROWN Advertising REBA GALOOB COOKIE RIFE MAUDE LYNETTE NORTON BERNARD SWENSON E. C. JOHNSTON Sale of Annuals NORMA LEE JIMMY GOODSON Miscellaneous BETSY CHAFFIN LON LIVSEY ELEANOR RHEA LEBUS Clubs DEWEES MASON IWARY JULIA REINBERGER KATHERYN ANDERSON MARGARET ANN HALL DOROTHY SONNENBURG Humor and Snapshots DOROTHY JANE RAWLINSON DELERED FEW MARGARET RUMBAUGH Typists BENNIE FRANCES WILLIAMS SUE JEAN DALY NATIONAL 'HONOR SGCIETV ' Q' I JB dw I7 'wi I J Z lb J? ,I W? ISL President-JEWEL HARRINGTON Vice President MARY LEE ABAT L--- Secretary-Treasurer-FANNIE ELIZABETH W INN Parliamentarian-MARGARET ANN GRIZZLE Reporter-IMOC-ENE ODEN ps, . J E MARY LEE ABAT MARGARETTE BEASLEY EUGENE BISTLINE CAROLYN Boom JANE BOOTH MARGARET BOYLAND LOUISE DAVIS JAMES FREUDIGER MARY FREUDIGER BOBBY GRIFFIN MARGARET ANN GLORIA GRIZZLE WILLIAM GOODSON , JEWEL HARRINGTON HELEN HALL LORRAINE HAYWARD HELEN JUNE HUFE JACQUELYN HURST BOBBIE JOHNSON LILLIE JEAN JONES MIRIAM MoYER QW CI IMOGENE ODEN PAULINE PILON BOBBY SLADE MARSTON SPEIGHT CORRINE ToEwS ELOREE WEBB BENNIE FRANCES WILLIAM FANNIE WINN JANE Woon ANNETTE WOODALL President- -HELEN HALL V-ice-President-MARGARET ANN GRIZZLE Secretary-CAROLYN Boom TYZGSNYCV-PATSY LACY Reporter-F ANNIE WINN Parliamentarian-JEWEL HAKRING- TON MEMBERS BILLIE Sun Avnss JEAN BLALOCK CAnoLvN Boots C1-1ARx.o1'rE ConsAN MAY Fomuzsr DENTON ELAINE F0013 CoLn:nN Gum MARGAU1 ANN GRlzzLx HELEN HALL gzwzl. HARRLNGTQN ELENGIUNE Huw MARY WEN JOHNSON PATSY LACY Dnwsns MASON MARIAH Monk IRENE Munn-nr MAUDE Lvunrnz NORTON llocmm Onan PAULINE Pn.oN Da RE Lomas A FANNIE WINN JANE Wooo H3531 1 wi? fl r,,,.. A1955-' K' V lggfff ei E , V ., I 'f fi '22 I , 1 . 'Sl V KK . I . ' ,ci C. W. MACUNE, Director STUDENT OFFICERS PAUL D. MILLER, President BOBBY JOHNSON, Vice-President HELEN MERLE MCHANEY, Secretary EUNICE PARKER, Treasurer MARSTON SPEIGHT, Librarian SENIOR DRUM MAJOR KIMBREW CARSON TWIRLERS BILLIE SUE AvREs JUDY LYLE DOROTHY JANE RAWLINSON JANE YVOOD .IlI. W. I MIIXII 'ww' v ' llbove: IWCHANEY, MILLER, PARKER, JOHNSON, SPEIGHT Below: RAWLINSON, VVOOD, CARSON, LYLE, AYRES .III S. I UXIINII F lutes: CONNOR, JANE HUFE, ROBERT MCHANEY, HELEN MERLE PEURIFOY, GERALD Oboes: MILI.ER, PAUL D. BRACKENRIDGE, A. C. Bassoons: HARRIS. HOWARD SPEARS, MILDRED Alto Clarinets: ELLIOTT, MALCOLM DUE, NEWTON Bass Clarinets: XVHITLEY, GEORGE CALLOYVAY, BILLY Bb Clarinets: lst SPEIGHT, INIARSTON BELL, ELSIE GREEN, HAROLD ROWE, EDWARD nd THOMPSON, MAYBIE JANE TURLINGTON, EARLINE ELLIS, CHARLES NATION, ANN MURPHY, BOE 3rd BUCKLEY, MARY Jo VAscOcU, NAOM1 JONES, IMOGENE NELSON, BARBARA LIVSEY, LON KELLY, JAMES M. Marching band, lst Division raring. Sight reading, lst Division rating. Concert, 2nd Division rating. Jack Smaha, Saxophone Solo, lst Division. Grant Donaldson, Cornet Solo, lst Division. Algie Glover, Trombone Solo, lst Division Sweepstakes: Out of thirty-two bands competing, L Saxophones: Baritoner: Alto JOHNSTON, J. D. BROWN, IVIAURICE SMAHA, JACK TODD, JAMES WOOD, JACK Tubas: JOHNSON, BOBBY NORTHCUTT, BILLY FREEMAN, GEORGE Baritone BROWN, FRANK HAYS, BILL Snare Drums: Tmmbfmes: DHOOGAN, MONTE BRATCHER, DECLE SMITH, JIMMIE D. GLOVER, ALGIE MILLER, KENNETH XVEIR, JAMES KEY, HILLARD 3,155 D,-um: STEVENSON, DOROTHY Comets: Solo DONALDSON, GRANT PARKER, EUNICE lst DANIELS, BOBBY CURRY, BILLY 2nd YVASCOCIJ, MARJORIE ALBRIGHT, VIIANDA WILSON, GLENNA 3rd DODES, WALTER Cymbals: SHUMATE, KATIE Bells and Tympani: LEE, NORMA DENSON, ANN AvA Drum Ma jot: CARSON, KIMBREW CARNAHAN, PHIL Twiflefii Ivlgsg, INIIARJORIE AYRES, BILLIE SUE LYLE, JUDY RAWLINSON, DOROTHY JANE Trumpets: XVOOD, JANE N1ICKLE, BOBBY KELLY, JAMES Flagbearers: GRIZZLE, GLORIA HILL, MARY ELIZABETH NORTON, MAUD LYNNETTE Horns: REY'IS, BILLY STAMPER, DALE STATE CONTEST RESULTS Kimbrew Carson, Drum Major, lst Division. ' Dale Slamper, French Horn Solo, Class II, lst Division. Eunice Parker, Grant Donaldson, Billy Curry, Cornet Trio, lst Division. Billie Sue Ayres, Judy Lyle, Dorothy Jane Rawlinson, Jane . WVood, Twirling Ensemble, lst Division. ongview High accumulated the second highest number of points IP IE ll? o M E -.1 LEADERS MARY LEE ABAT MELLONIE ABNEY FRANCES ANDERSON KATHERINE ANDERSON VIVIAN ANDERsoN DORIS ANDREWS PAULINE ANTHONY RUTH ASHFORD ALICE BARNWELL MABEL BIRDSONG EVELYN BIVINS KATHERINE BROADRICK DORIS BROWN BILLY Tom CAMPBELL GENEVIEVE CAMPBELL EVELYN BIvINs DELORES REA SUE JEANE DALY BILLIE Boa TERRELL Sponsors: M-ISSES TREADAWAY AND CURRAN MEMBERS CATHERINE CAMPBELL MARY Jo CAMPBELL MAXINE CARLISLE MARILEE CONNALLY MARY COOKE PAULINE Cox RODDY COYLE NoRMA CLIFFORD SUE J EANE DALY BENNY JANE DELAFOSEE BILLIE JEAN EBLEN MAMIE LEE ERWIN RUBY NELL EVANS FAY FERRELL BESSIE GREEN RUTH HARDEMAN HELEN JEWELL JONES LILLIE JEAN JONES LOUISE LDFTEN DARONDA MACKEY BETTE NEWMAN IMOGENE ODEN BETTIE MAE PITTS ELSIE POPE LAVERNE PLILER JUANITA RAY DELORE5 REA MARGARET RUMBAUGH LOUISE SLOAN DOROTHY LEE SMART BILLIE MARIE STEWARI MELBA STovALL MELBA TAYLOR LUCY THOMPSON NORMA TRIBBLE FRANCES ADA UTzMAN VIRGINIA WGATSON KATHLYN w'HITWORTH VIRGINIA WILKINS CHRISTINE WILSON MARY FRANCES WILSON PATRICIA WITT LAURA FRANCES Woon SARA GRACE YARBROUGH JANE Jo MEDLEY SWIWXID qv l3IlIl2IlY Y L' ,,v, . sf, ,. J Accompanist JACQUELYN HURST ANNIE FRANCIS BISTLINE ELOREE WEBB LYNN HENDERSON MARY VIRGINIA MEADOWS S-1 .-f 4. ANN CATHERINE ADAMS ERNESTINE ASHYVORTH IDA RUTH BLALOCR IE FRANCIS BISTLINE JANE BOOTH IRIS CASTLEBERRY LOUISE DAVIS DORIS ANN DEAN MARY ELIZABETH DOOLEY BETTE ERMAN LEAH EUBANK DELI-'RED FEW REBA GALOOB VIRGINIA GRONEMAN HE MARGARET ANN HALL ADA MARIE HAUGHT MARY LOU HARRIS LYNN HENDERSON WANDA HENLEY EVELYN HOLT LEN JUNE HUEF JACQUELYN HURST MARY ELINOR JENSEN HELEN JOHNSON OFFICERS ELEANOR RHEA LEBUS, President DELERED FEW, Secretary HELEN JUNE HUEE, Reporter LOUISE DAVIS, Librarian JULIA DEANE JONES PAULINE LANGHORNE ELEANOR RHEA LEBUS BETTIE LEE IVICALPIN GLADYS MACK MARY VIRGINIA MEADOWS ANTOINETTE MEGGINSON ALICE MOORE MARION MOYER SHIRLEY PATRIQUIN VIRGINIA PRUITT MARY VIRGINIA RAY MARY JULIA REINBERGER COOKIE RIFF ELIZABETH RUTHVIN MARGARET SIMONS BILLIE MARIE STEWART DOROTHY SONNENBURG DOROTHY TABB NORMA LEE TAYLOR ELOREE WEBB HELEN WILSON MARY FRANCES WILSON CAROLINE BROWN BOYS F iw cj J J, W, i ' X V. QR M.. MA x M1 KR if E A 5 1 ' J t .1 '2E'.I 5 ' 'JW -. 5 A I A if F A g w.W Qf W- '- ,. - .' IQ . .A ' President-JAMES HINEMAN Secretary-EDWARD KRANZ Librarians-BUCK BROADRICK AND JOE LITTLEJOI-IN gc. Y F rw., fi Sv A 5, .gig W-.ug LEE ADKINS JACK BONDS BERNARD BOUCHER FRANK BREWER BUCK BROADRICK A. B. Cox MAURICE FRANKLIN REX FREDERICK if HERSI-IEL GARNER THOMAS GIVENS JAMES HINEMAN E. C. JOHNSTON EDWARD KRANZ MANTON LEVERETT JOE LITTLEJOHN CLINI' MCGINNIS Gus Poor. JACK TERRY A. G. THOMAS BOBBY TYNER LAMAR VAUGIIN MARLIN WEBB XVILLIAM WIIITEHEAD le Illl? its PAULINE ANTHONY MILDRED TERRY DORIS EAST FANNIE WINN LUCILLE SMITH MARJORIE MUSE DOROTHY ROSE EDITH SCHRIMSHER DORIS WARWICK OLLIE MAE JONES MEMBERS BILLIE JEANNE LATHAM LOZELLE POWERS EDITH PITTINGER DOROTHY JO SMITH CHRISTINE CARMACK LUCY THOMPSON ARDELLE BARLOW MARION FORD MAXINE FORD PAULINE Cox LORRAINE THORNTON MURIEL MUSE PAULINE HUFFMAN E1 krzQf7f4 41 QQ! OFFICERS President, LUCILLE SMITH Vice-President, DORIS EAST Secretary-Tfeasurer, DOROTHY ROSE A - , . Qf'?'VMfffL, I I IIIII I IIIIIZIII - ' IIJIJIB Ax Www? gg L-.se I I vis X 1' VSV, QWQ' I I9xW 35 - Eff , aj im vw '90 9 .4 President-DON FAMBROUGII Vice-President-MALCOLM BLACKWELL Secretary-Treasurer--KNOTTIE BIVINS Sponsor-P. E. SHOTWELL MEMBERS DONALD BOLT MALCOLM BLACKWELL KNOTTIE BIVINS BILLY Bos BARTON BYRON BUCHANAN J IM bovis CARTER Ross CHAPIN THOMAS COQKE AUBREY DALTON DON FAMEROUGI-I JAMES FREUDIGER AL Goonsox BRUCE GAw BERRY GRUPELL BILLY HUIE WILLIAM LEE KNox JIMMY LAYTON MELTON MILNER MURL PENTJLETON HERBERT SKIDMORE T. A. SCOTT SILAS WINKLER EDGAR WORSIMM NEW X I X, X N1-f A199 CLUB 2 xxx 17' X X, R, 1 1 N 1 N, x! 1 x R A x R s x XR x x x 1 x N x . N X 'X x x- X x x N x '- x X X- N N N.. x xx '- X X N 5 xx gs N X x 1 x x '- xx R X X N- x R N- w N R X x 'N x .S - R X Q9 , SRL 'WJ , . . r KIMBREW CARSON President MEMBERS KIMBREW CARSON EVELYN BIVINS GLORIA GR1zzLE VERA GRAY HELEN HUFE ELEANOR LEBUs MAYME JAYNE THOMSON BILLIE JEAN FLANNERY BE1'rY NEWMAN JACK SMA!-IA SUE JEANNE DALY PAULINE PILON COLEEN GRANT LAURA FRANCES WOOD KAT1-IRYN CAMPBELL JANE CONNOR JANE JO MEOLEY ,Y A eww we sw 3 OFFICERS HELEN JUNE HUEF, Vice-President GLORIA GR1zzLE, Secretary VERA GRAY, Reporter Q Doxus ANDREWS LUCY THOMPSON FRANCES ANDERSON BETTY MAE Prrrs DOROTHY TABB f- I Y OFFICERS BOBBY SLADE, President MARGARET ANN GRIZZLE, Vice-President PAT NEATH, Secretary PATSY LACY, Reporter MEMBERS AUBREY DALTON BILLY NORTHCUTT MARGARET ANN GRIZZLE BETTE ERMAN CARLOS BELL JOHN TURK DORIS ANN DEAN EMORY BARTON DELORES REA BERT ESPY JAMES HINEMAN JESSIE CALK JACK BUCHANAN CHARLES DEWS 'M ROBERT PETERSON ERWIN KELLY WELDON HATTEN S Q f f- A I' O D X TOMMIE ANDERSON J ' X -' JOE CASTLEBERRY - ff. ,g I Q J X BUDDY AKIN I ga 5 DOROTHY JANE RAWLINSON A 7 ' . BOBBY SLADE ' PAT NEATH I0 fe MARGARET ANN GRIZZLE PATSY LACY X 4' ' MIIII I M Il.IlJI 1 . N A NATION-WIDE ORGANIZATION X' Quay junio cuts LEAGUE is Q0 is ff? The members of the Junior Classical League covenant to hand on the torch of classical civilization in the modern world. They believe an acquaintance with the civilization of Greece and Rome will help them understand and appraise this world of today which is indebted to ancient civilization in its governments, laws, literatures, languages, and arts. OFFICIALS Consuls .,.... ,....,,,., W ILLIAM GOODSON, MARY OWEN JOHNSON Censors Vt........... .,...,,., J ANE Jo MEDLEY, ELIZABETH PEARCE Quaestors zzz..,z..... ..,..,... E LIZABETH JoNEs, TOMMY MCGANNON Curule Aediles ,....,. .....-.... J UANITA NEWMAN, EUGENE BISTLINE Plebeian Aediles ......, ,.....,,z , FRANCES STEVENS, HELEN ALEXANDER Military Tribunes .... .... ....,.... . T . A. Scorr, Moiuus NEWNHAM Tfibunes ......,.,.....z,..,. ,,c,...., H ELEN JOHNSON, Doizornv ROTHWELL P70507 ...... .......,. .Miss NELL INGRAM MEMBERS Adams, Joe Durdin, Earl Jones, Tommy Newnham, Morris Alexander, Helen Freeman, Howard Joram, Phil Pearce, Elizabeth Ashford, Ruth Gaw, Bruce Ke y,.James Marvi Phillips, Juanita AVCTY, William Glover, Algie L ' Rothwell, Dorothy Baccus, Imogene Goodson, William ' tlejohn, Hor Cqytiifott, T. A. Bell, Elsie Harris, Bonnie McGannon, To J y Shaw, A. G. Bistline, Eugene Horton, Ruby Mae Mack, Gladys Smith, Jimmy D. Blaylock, Jean Horton, SallieK,,Mi,Zg,, Martin, Dana 77? Stevens, Frances by Booth, Carolyn Howk, Maxine 0 Martin, Franklin Stevenson, Carroll .QW Boyland, Dorothy Huff, Robert Dudley Turk, John Boyland, Margaret Helen Medley, Jane Jo Vaughan, Lamar Calloway, Billy Mary Moyer, Miriam Watters, Louise Davis, Louise Murphy, Bol17305MMf'QfWilcox, Ruby Love DCHHC, Billy Newman, Juanita Wilson, Joyce Wood, Eva Ruth ,, I MIIXI , li I MINI IRIICMIIXI X I llllllllllflllm glllllmm WW RA J A, p 1 Y V M M will xo I Illlll President, ELIZABETH MCHANEY Vice President, MARY JULIA REINBERGER Secretary, VERA GRAY Sponsor, Miss CURRAN Ernestine Ashworth Mary Lee Abat Gertrude Allen Billy Biddison Evelyn Bivins Ellis Burns Virginia Crain Aubrey Dalton Ada Laverne Fuller Vera Gray Virginia Groneman Margaret Ann Hall Lillie jean Jones Marvin jones Helen Jewel jones Norma. Lee Paul D. Miller Elizabeth McHaney Elsie Pope Mary Julia Reinberger Sidney Tutt Alice Turner Bernard Swenson Weldon Hatten From Walt Disneys FERDINAND THE BULL, copyright by Walt Disney Productions. A-ffvlie In OFFICERS Premdent, LAVERNE RICHARDSON Vice President MARY E. JENSEN Secretary WANDA ALBRIGHT Sponsor MISS PERLEIE MEM BERSA XVANDA ALBRIGHT IDA RUTH BLAYLOCK MARIE BOYETTE BILLIE JEAN EIILEN ROY EDWARDS FAY FERRELL BERNICE GOODE LOUIS GUICE RUBY MAE HORTON BOOTSIE JAMES MARY E. JENSEN OLLIE MAE JONES -Uluhsuqnx amass-X I IIIISIIQUXI IIIJIJI Period I JANE JO MEDLEY BILLIE JEAN EBLEN BOOTSIE JAMES Period III MARY ELINOR JENSEN RUBY MAE HORTON JUANITA NEWMIAN Period IV MARIE BOYETTE LOUISE YVATTERS DOROTHY SPARKMAN LIBRARIANS -.1-sauna sunssuulnsuu -anna-nw Period V CLADYS IWACK BOBBY SLADE NAOMI LEVINSON Period VI ROY EDWARDS JULIA ANN LUCY GEORGE REID Period VII MILDRED SMITH CHRISTINE WILSON LOUIS GUICE The Library Club meets the first and third Thursday in each month at activity period. It sponsored a book donation contest during National Book Vkeek and presented the assembly program Nov. 15. The feature was a play, Non-Fiction Party, in which Roy Edwards, Charlotte Corban, Edward Kranz Dorothy Joe Smith, Lois Cobb, Billie J. Latham, Clifford Barr, Jack Buchanan, Jim Roach, Mary E. Jensen, and Billie J. Eblen took part. LaVerne Richardson, a post-graduate, works in the library during the morning, and Dorothy Joe Smith at her off periods. EDWARD KRANZ MANTON LEVERETT NAOMI LEVINSON JULIA ANN LUCY GLADYS MACK JANE Jo MEDLEY JUANITA NEWMAN LAVERNE PYLAND GEORGE REID LAVERNE RICHARDSON JIM ROACH ELIZABETH ANN RUTHVEN BOBBY SLADE DOROTHY JOE SMITH MILDRED SMITH MYRTLE SOUTHERLAND DOROTHY SPARKMAN MILDREB SPEARS EDNA FAYE STOCKER BILLY TOMLINSON ,IEAN TOOKE LOUISE WATTERS CHRISTINE WILSON 1 f-S,-....,l S,,k ,--f ,Q ,+.., - ,..... ,f cas, ,,. --f-,K -' nf, ,, 7-A fx, , -5. 1?-' X4 !':: I. :Q-.:...4'im f. OFFICERS BRUCE GAW, President HERBERT SIIIDMORE, Vice-President WILLIAM GOODSON, Secretary IX MEMBERS Ross CI-IAPIN WILLIAM GOODSON SILAS WINRLER BRUCE GAw EUGENE BISTLINE T. A. Scorr BILLY BOE BARTON JIMMY GOODSON DEWEES MASON HERBERT SKIDMORE MERLE PENDLETON ALBERT CARTER BYRON BUCHANAN MELTON MILNER J. T. TERRY CHARLES SKIDMORE CHARLES BURANDT JOE CASTLEBERRY JIMMY LAYTON N N N I 1 ' X Q I I I I ff U I I OFFICERS V President, BETTE JEANNE THOMPSON I Vice-President, BUDDY AKIN N Secretary, SUE JEANE DALY A Sponsor, MISS ETHEL KADERLI M I A W I X I I ' MEMBERS , I l BUDDY AKIN SY LAC BILLIE SUE AYRES DIE LI L ROBERT BARNES OE LIT EJO KIMBREW CARSON LON L1 EY DOROTI-IEA CONNELLY JUDY LE JANE BOOTH HEL MARTIN SUE JEANE DALY AL 1' MOORE LOUISE DAVIS X B TE NEWMAN DORIS ANN DEAN I AUDE LYNETTE NORTON BUBEA DEWS OROTHY JANE RAWLINSON BILLIE KATHERINE FERGUSON MARGARET RUMBAUGH DELFRED FEW JEAN SELLARS COLEEN GRANT JACK SMAHA GLORIA GRIZZLE DOROTHY SONNENBURG HELEN HALL BILLIE BOE TERRELL MARGARET HALL BETTE JEANNE THOMPSON SAM HARR DOROTHY ULIN MARY EL BETH HI JANE WOOD BILLY TOM ERS nur, 'W ,an I H ill fl 1 I3 ff A XX j J - I W A N 'R w 1 V N x 4 ' ' ' 1 Angb OFFICERS President: MAx1NE LESHE Vice-President: EDITH JOHNSON Secretary: BILLIE SUE AYREs Reporter: IMOGENE ODEN Sponsors: JOYCE CUSTER MARY WALKE BESSIE EDITH WYNN CLASS CHAIRMEN MAY FORREST DENTON RUTH ARNOLD PAULINE ANTHONY HELEN RUTH BRUTON DICK NELSON CATHERINE ADAMS INEZ KUYRENDALL BILLIE FRANCES BRUNDAGE Colors: Silver and blue Flower: Blue cornflower Motto: Things we vision today we realize tomorrowf' The Longview Chapter is afhliated with the State Organiza- tion of Future Homemakers and with the American Home Economics Association. WH F iiii Fl Melonie Abney Catherine Adams Frankie Adams Mildred Adams Vallie Mae Adams Patsy Ruth Allen Elton Anthony Pauline Anthony Ruth Arnold Juanita Ash Dorothy Dean Ashcraft Billie Sue Ayres Evelyn Baccus Odel Baker Alice Barnwell Emory Barton Mabel Birdsong Wilma Birdsong Jessie Bivins Lucille Bowen Ethel Box Geneva Box Dorothy Boyland Margaret Boyland Jack Brewer Doris Brown Billie Frances Brundage Helen Ruth Bruton Jonnie Mae Cabhiness Kathryn Campbell Maxine Carlisle Earline Childers Laurene Combs Marilee Connally Perry Connally Charlotte Corban Pauline Cox Roddy Coyle Phyllis Creasey Wynell Cullefer Aubrey Curry Ellen Ruth Curry Louise Davis Benny Jane Delafosse Callie Denson May Forrest Denton Juanita Dickson Betty Joe English Bette Erman Mamie Lee Erwin Leah Eubanks Floyd Faircloth Marie Faircloth Retha Faircloth Evelyn Felts Fay Ferrell Josephine Foster Louise Franklin Dorothy Freeland Melba Rose Fuller Ruby Nell Gage Reba Galoob Estelle Givens Bernice Goode Lady Jane Goodrich Vivian Graves Thalia Gregory Robert Hallum Lillie Ruth Hammond Billie Jean Hardin Bonnie Harris Dorothy Harris Bill Hays Doris Henderson Wanda Henley Lolita Hestand Evelyn Holliman Barbara Holloway Pauline Huffman Billie Huey Mee Lum Hum Isabelle James Louise Jenkins Cora Jane Jones Helen Jewell Jones Imogene Jones Ann King Bette Knighten Edward Kranz Inez Kuykendall Jimmy Leach Maxine Leshe Manton Leverett Hazel Lobb Louise Loften Maxine Looney Alta Lummus Peggy Lyons Sarah Lyons Doronda Mackey Dana Martin Bettie Lee M3cAlpin Billie Louise McBrayer Rosalyn McCarthy Grace McGaw Ilene McGee Jo Dale McLain Mary Virginia Meadows Louise Miller Lillian Mixon Janet Moore Muriel Muse Dessie Nash Ann Nation Barbara Nelson Dick Nelson Helen Newman Ouida Norris Norma Norwood Celestine Oden Elwanda Pepper Katie Mae Perkins Marjorie Perkins Ruth Perkins Anne Pliler Clara Mae Polaski Jean Porter Lozell Powers Mescal Pritchett Winston Pruitt Dorothy Jane Rawlinson Novie Mae Ray Frances Reeh Mary Evelyn Reynolds Erna Mae Roberts Amy Lou Rodden Iris Rogers Nancy Jane Ross Dorothy Rothwell Margaret Rumbaugh Ruth Russell Elizabeth Ruthven Charlene Satterwhite Jean Sellers Marjorie Shadoin Doris Shadwick Althis Sheffield Margaret Simons Marion Sitton Louise Sloan Dorothy Smart Ruby Lea Smelley Mildred Spears Ardie Stanley Gladys Stanley Faye Stevens Maye Stevens Dorothy Stevenson Dorothy Tabb Loraine Temple Rayburn Temple Helen Thomas Lucy Thompson Loraine Thornton Genevieve Toney Norma Tribble Frances Ada Utzman Lois Vanderspool Virginia Watson Bonnie Jean Weich Ouida Wiggins W Virginia Wilkins Doris Pearl Williams Dula Williamson Glenna Wilson Mary Frances Wilson Patricia Ruth Witt Eva Ruth Wood Hazel Wood Laura Wood Ill I 'II SINE . X . 'X A! OFFICERS BYRON BUCHANAN, President ERNESTINE WILSON, Secretary T. TERRY, Vice-President BILL HAYS J. T. TERRY FRED RICE ROY EDWARDS BYRON BUCHANAN MARY KATHERINE A u-v sC,.xfN1 -,,-. J C3 i NDERSON 0 MIIUI ' I IIJIIB K 0 N MEMBERS BILLIE L. MCBRAYER LYNN RISIEN ERNA MAE ROBERTS HERSHEL WHATLEY EUGENE GOODRICH ERNESTINE VVILSON 5 A O f 1.1 .IAUNITA DICRENS MELTON MILNER MORRIS CASEY DOROTHY ROTHWELL BOE BARNES HELEN JOHNSON l j x g 1 Fl X k V Y Q 7 + x -NSF ' .xi A S, X, N Q Q QM, x.mfpu,,,f-Lx., ri n X 9. ' m f Q 2162? 2 4 2 AN FVZXPXJE ff, gt- :g f , X -Y ' ,ff 26' - 9 Q -M I ix M- H+- Q: X I3 m fx r' 'mxmL-, Xb L ff- A N, ,-- 0 rx 'I' X V' 'XX 'P QQ f I, Y Fr A: I I 1: Egg Q X X WSL X W x WM X if. .. ' J l I ff! J 'I' X' Maarfvin' 8'ClHlD'lDl llllfl E My 'X is NEN .2 Utk-,?, L----if Mag-,. J ...N Q-rl-Q r WW X , , N X ,I . gl 7 ,nd lr: .- 0 f XS Ni ua'--1 + k 41,5 ma ,x ,ff X 2 erupt 3 :- w-U' '--' Qx'-' fifxy' I nn 7 CA sig K 851, . Ghosts?? or am I seeing things. Fresh from the Country. Behold! the Editor. Maxine and Helen Merle. These Sophomores. The Thinkers. Mighty Men. Any afternoon. Practice makes perfect !! Tom. Another front step session. just look at Bobby. Gee! l! Hold it! Christine. Gossip Society. Music in the air. Smiles. Shine, Tyler- Lady Killer. 07,7 2 CA PUS Under the spreading mistletoe The homely co-ed stood, And stood, and stood And stood, and stood And stood, and stood, and stood. A dumb girl is a dope. A dope is a drug. Doctors usually give drugs to relieve pain. There- fore a dumb girl is just what the doctor ordered. Mary had a little swing, It wasn't hard to find, And everywhere that Mary went The swing was just behind. H MOR ADVICE FOR WOMEN Eight Desirable Qualities in a Girl 1. Always dress well. 2. Don't eat much on dates. 3. Be a pleasant conversationalist. 4. Don't eat much on dates. 5. Never be snooty. 6. Don't eat much on dates. 7. Be a good dancer. 8. Don't eat much on dates. Billy Huie: Where's my spectaclesn? Bruce Gaw: On your nose. Huie: Don't be so indefinite. DEFINITIONS Bacteria-The back of a cafeteria. Blizzard-The inside of a fowl. Dust-Mud with the juice squeezed out. It's better to have loved a short man, than Modern girl-a vision in the evening and a sight never to have loved a'tall. in the morning. Any afternoon in the fall. Studying, girls ? ?? QQ Say, Mary Lee- How interesting!! Careful, Alice!! Napoleon. Something wrong ?? Looking down on the world. Going to study? Lovely ladies!! Hodges fills up space. Birds of a feather are worth two in the bushes. Material for the tumbling team. Old Glory Click- Why the frown, Country P Carolyn got her picture taken, too. No smoking on school grounds. n -.2 i 1-L b r fr- V - Caesar and the Warden. Funny!! Watch the birdie- E 2- WN X . 1 ix gm it ,A Izlz mb ,E V i Q -is . Lia ' X kg! is + ,f x M 1l'! FH .. ' GD D ' - V xu xxx '45 v.5 xv, 1 -S-lx Q yi X3 v MQW S.. 4 ! - A , ! A ia ECS! cfgg gsl N if A . 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'42 A K ,NEWT rr: :':: f fe OF mileage. V-Q I' lxg cooon c Eff commnuozns xsxgyxia See your GOODRICH SILVERTOWN STORES Corporatlon COMPLIMENTS HEATING OF OOOKING Sherwin-Wilhams WATER HEATING Company REFRIGERATING When in Need of The Best in GROCERIES, MEATS, VEGETABLES, Go to Norton 8: Barber: WE APPRECIATE YOUR TRADE Telephones 1404 1405 IN WORK OR PLAY KFRO SERVES EACH DAY E. M. I. Three letters signifying an unique, indi- vidual, and distinctive Professional School of Business that every busi- ness executive and young person should remember. Employers may depemt on service par-excellence when capable assistants are needed. Students find the un- usual atmosphere and environ- ment of the school beneficial in qualifying for responsible positions. --INVESTIGATEl- BISII MATIIIS INSTITUTE LONGVIEW, TEXAS MONROE, LA IIIQEBNOSIIZIIIIIIIKCMUYY .Vw-93034 IONGYIE W TFXAS Criterions of Fashion in East Texas SPECIALISTS IN STYLES FOR THE JUNIOR MISS BEST WISHES OF Zic-:gler's Man Shop BEST WTSHES OF J. B. Bond COMPLIMENTS OF Junction Drug Store 1822 E. Methvin Phone 204 LONGVIEW TEXAS Longview Drug Store A Real Up-to-Date Drug Store P h o n e 6 6 LONGVIEW TEXAS T e X J e a n e S SPEEDEALL SERVICE STATION Phone 2400 BEST WISHES OF E. C. JOHNSTON BEST WISHES OF T. G. Jackson The Remlmert National Bank LONGVIEW, TEXAS Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation E, V, PATRICK COMPLIMENTS OF A Safe Place to Buy Your Jewelry E' H. SPEAR GUARANTEED -DRY GOODS- WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING PHONE 575 LONGVIEW, TEXAS COMPLIMENTS CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS, OF FROM Hireztnne Sintra SLIVCIS School of Dancing Fisher-Sessums The Sportsmarfs H eadquartersu COMPLIMENTS OF M. A. Reinberger COMPLIMENTS OF LONGVIEW MOTORS YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS, FROM LONNIE SMITH CAP AND GOWN oo. ..-v YV,-Md! . W 9- L -ff Q ?C 0 SIU , ij . , 'uv 1 ' 1 vc' X Q.. H ,Qi-'. , 'IQ ll 4 -4 ll I -- yrs K X -'J 5 KNNN.. xx 'fy Q ,. Aw w X 3 as 7' F ff X Q. 4 Q f ef , R Q 1 :LT :V , X X 'N--: ' X I X Qx , f - I1 SX f U S .. x Nr YXX Xi-w, rv, 5 5 -' ifii' wx rx X R 1. :QQQEEN I I f -+' H. K .A X , '. - Q 5 x X3-.1 'Qtr ' s XE ,., ff N y X- A.., 17 f ffl ju A D A ,1.:A .F 1 li - 5 ' Q 5-I f f , W 23 w f t AR A 'r A f F. 6 U DRESSES 120 EAST TYLER LONGVIEW M. L. Bath Company OF TEXAS Ask Any We Serve LONGVIEW'S OLDEST STATIONERS AND OFFICE OUTFITTERS J. E. MOSELEY PRICE ROGERS L. E. SHULTZ Compliments I of CROCKETT STUDIO YOUR PHOTOGRAPHER PHONE 431 Serving Gregg County and the Ark-La-Tex Area, with the largest and most complete line of shrubs and fruits. QJQ LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS AND CONTRACTORS L QJQ Compliments of Woods Drug Store A Good Place to Trade Af f, Compliments of G. A. Bodenheim Compliments NEW KILGORE HIGHWAY of QMQOBQIQQKQ5 THE KATHARYNE J AMES PLAYHOUSE DRAMATICS SPEECH COMPLIM1-:NTS OF SHELTON DANCE SCHOOL COMPLIMENTS OF LAURENCE S. FLANNERY COMPLIMENTS OF A F R I E N D SI-IULMAN'S NEWSSTAND Next to the Rita Theatre Visit Our Beautiful HOLLANDSWORTH I C E C R E A M B A R DRILLING COMPANY 4 For a Delightful, Cool Refreshment I McWilliams Building M C I N T O S H C O R N E R D R U G LONGVIEW TEXAS 667-Phones-668 COMPLIMENTS OF HILTON DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE Phone 238 In the Hilton Hotel LONGVIEW TEXAS I-lERE'5 A LIFE SAVER Tho now Lilo-Sava' Tread protect you against nlcidg-the Golden Ply pro- tnch ou a aint! Y 7 blow-outs. Only Goodrich Silver- lowm gin you this two-way pro- tection-AT N0 EXTRA COST. i- -'Gooddgh SAFETY Silvertox SEE YOUR GOODRICH SILVERTOWN STORES ' FROM A FRIEND COMPLIMENTS OF Longview Lens Claxton Stuclio One Mile West of Longview- Gladewater Road EVERYTHING PERTAINING TO PICTURES, COMMERCIAL AND HOME PORTRAIT ENLARGING AND PAINTING -Kodak Finishing- 18x10 Free with Each Dollar Spent PHONE 2534 COMPLIMENTS OF T H E W I S E S T U D E N T Sun'1 1anC1 Ice Cream Q .... and aren't We alllj COMPLIMENTS chooses his OF apparel from SLIM HUDSON Price Portrait Studio -KODAK FINISHING- COMMERCIAL WORK AND COPYING 200 ISHAM BUILDING CONGRATULATIONS FROM the style store that caters to boys from age 7 to 70! QJVQ T urpie Slade O f QS COMPLETE OUTFITTERS FOR MEN AND BOYS Longview's Leading Dept. Store COMPLIMENTS OF LOBO CAFETERIA CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS FROM W. P. HURST MOTOR CO COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF Connor Grocery '55 Market A 906 E. COTTON PHONE 1215 BOEDEKER ICE CREAM Johnnie's Gulf Station COMPLIMENTS Corner of W. Tyler and OF Marshall Ave. GULF GAS AND OIL LONGVIEW WASHING AND LUBRICATING COMPLIMENTS 127 W' TYLER OF COMPLIMENTS OF ' THE COCALIGLA CO' Bud Whitson Service Station COMPLIMENTS A R N O L D ' S OF THE 3 BEALL BROS. JUST A GOOD PLACE TO EAT COMPLIMENTS OF W. A. HEWELL E5 CO. Accountants Llogfxit Ls NOODLES SAYS- Tlianks a million to all who stop at the sign of the Flying Red Horse YOUR FRIENDLY MAGNGLIA DEALER MOBILGAS MOBILOIL LUBRITE OILS -U. S. TIRES AND TUBES- T. L N cNoocl1c-:sb R21W1i1'1SO1'1 A g e n t Owner of Nooolles Tire Co. X VV . M- L VL? ,yfwfiif JMM27 MQ? X34 ..-f Ci ' Q K. A ' Xxx... M 0 , W,
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