Longview High School - Lobo Yearbook (Longview, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1942 volume:

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Amin, ...,i-...gug.,....-.. ...M W , ,,.... Q if .L if' lfdfw-' 'fd' ,,,.,,,-0' Gladys Barrett, M.A. B. L. Blackburn, B.A. Rankin Bowen, B.S Bookkeeping Algebra Biology 15 'Z Dorothy Cox, M.A. Gertrude Curran, B.A. Frances Freeman, English Spanish English Ethelston Provence, B.M, Leona Ruth Hilliard, M.A Choral Club Librarian English -'pw--'-v-W.-. f-r-v-'v--.-v-,.-- -Y Daisy L. Hughes, M.A. History free:- l .43 Ethel Kaderli, M.A. Public Speaking C. B. Osburn, B.S. American History .ML iq . 'vis Julia Hyman, M.A. Spanish C. W. Macune, B.M. Band Nell Ingram, M.A. Latin Exa Matlock, M.A. Typing, Shorthand is Mary E. Riley, M.A. Mrs. Virgil Rosson Civics Study Hall .-, ...4n..4n...h.n.n.......4-......, . . . .......bu,..4u..., 1 . Wi SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President ...... Charles Freudiger Vice-President . . . Joe Adams Secretary . . . Lamar Vaughan Lonnie Clark President of Senior Class Miss Daisy Leigh Hughes Junior Class Sponsor N Miss Ruth Hilliard Senior Sponsor Samoa 61644 0 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President ...... Gordon Johnston Vice-President . . Jimmy Blakeley Secretary . . . . . Virginia Long Business Mgr. . . Mildred MCI-Ianey - V- - X-, ,-K-1-,-rv-1--v - ...Y-.-.,,..Y,v-Y . ..v--7-,,-,, X4....,.,...,., Q Q ' mwfntxaxo. 'rf 0' w' J jf'i1f1,a,2fv .Www-7,010 Affulm-rf 44412 yfwi? dd'-49 mmamw 44, Jw E ' - ' SQL 1451? Jw-A,vaJ,cw-4!6A447,.JaZ,4u-cf ', 4zJLM,fJ4.,,.2. W7 K . I . . jddbwb. 7445 fy1.w?Y 2 ab W ., J..,.f.2:w,.Z7,,., -Qf'6L'f,f75'2fm. aff MW 7 Wwffffffw' QWMYWKH ..ii. KENNETH ABNEY Basketball '39-'41 Football '39-'41 Volleyball '39-'41 Baseball '39 Lobo Club '42 JOE ADAMS Football '40-'41 Basketball '39-'41 Home Room Pres. '39 Home Room Vice Pres. '40 Student Body Vice Pres. '41 Lobo Club Vice Pres. '41-'42 Spanish Club '40-'41, Pres. '41 Senior Class Vice Pres. '41 W. H. ALLEN Band '39-'41 Latin Club '39 Pan-American Club '40 CLARA FAY ATTAWAY Home Making Club '39-'40 Dramatic Club '40-'41 Student Council '41 One-Act Play Contest '41 English Club '41 ARLIE BERRY Home Room Vice Pres. '41 ROY BIRDSONG Pan-American Club Photog- rapher ie km 3 A? 'hr' 115 GERALD ACKER HELEN ALEXANDER Latin Club Oflicer '39-'42 Latin Tournament '39-'40, '42 Latin Tournament, Alternate '41 Mixed Chorus '40-'41 Choral Club '40-'42 National Honor Society '41-'42 Who's Who '42 LOIS ANDREWS Home Room Secretary '40 Junior Class Secretary '41 English Club '40-'41 Home Making Club Sec. '41-'42 Queen's Coronation '40 Lobo Club '41 Paper Staff '41 Press Club '41 JUNE BAZZELL Dramatic Club '40 English Club '40 Home Making Club '39-'41 Treas. '41 Lobo Club '41 Press Club '41 Tennis '39-'41 Queen's Coronation '41 Paper Staff .u A ' ctt A CHRISTINE BIRDSONG i l z H 0 Drill Team '40 -aff' , e' Home Making Club '39-'41 J Q, fir ' 1 ! is BOBBY BONDS BERNARD BOUCHER Boxing Club '40, '41 DOROTHY BOYLAND Latin Club '39-'41 Choral Club '41, '42 Pres. Natl. Honor Soc. '42 Censor Latin Club '41 Latin Tournament '40-'42 Home Ec. Club '39-'41 State Essay Winner '41 Who's Who DOROTHY BRIDGES Drill Team BEVERLY BROWN Lobo Usher Annual Staff Junior Revue '41 ,..,a '6- Xl v lx ' , ,,:1 .,P E ' ,iii Mft 'vga -F V R 'C' I .l Q., l N3 'U' x RONALD BOSWELL Shop Foreman Basketball '40 Football '39-'41 Track '40 Home Room Sec. '40 CHARLES BOWEN DECLE BRATCHER Band '38-'42 EDITH BRIDGES Pan-American Club '39-'41 CAROLINE BROWN Band Majorette '42 Pan-American '40, Vice-Pres.'40 English Club Sec. Treas. '40 English Class Sec. '40 Junior Class Play Rhythm Revue '39 Library Club '39 Librarian '39 Mixed Chorus '40 Choral Club '39-'40 Band Contests - J. C. L. '39, '40 Press Club '42, Lobo Usher '39 JACK BUCHANAN Mixed Chorus '39-'41 Hall Monitor '39-'40 Library Club '39-'40 Camera Club '39 Art Club '39g Band '40 Dramatic Club '40, '41 Thespians '41-'42 State Voice Contest '39 English Club '40, '41, Vice Pres. Band Contests Stage Manag Contest State Fair er One-Act Play JANE BUCKLEY Dramatic Club '40-'41 Spanish Club '40-'41 Home Economics Club '41 Queen's Coronation '41 Quill and Scroll '40-'41 Lobo Usher '40-'41 Annual Staff '40 Thespian '41 Vice-Pres. of Home Room '40 JONNIE MAY CABBINESS Student Council '40-'41 Home Economics Club '40-'41 J.C.L. '40-'41 Latin Tournament '40-'41 Nat'l Honor Society '41-'42 Vice-Pres. '42 Library Club '40 Junior Revue '41 Annual Staff '42 Who's Who '42g Librarian '40 Home Room Program '41 Sec.-Treas. Home Room '40 Usher Sauci School Soiree '41 JUNE CALLOWAY Choral Club '40-'42 Home Economics Club '40-'42 English Club '41 Library Club '42 Junior Revue '40-'41 - Librarian '42 BETTY CAPERS Annual Staff '42 Junior Revue '41 Spanish Club '41-'42 Press Club '42 Home Ec. Club, Reporter '42 Pan-American Club Hall Monitor '42 Home Room Program '42 Biologv Club Reporter '42 Lobo Usher '42 Queen's Coronation '42 Who's Who BILL CARNAHAN Football '38-'41 Basketball '39-'40 Home Room President Shop Foreman Home Room Treasurer Track '39-'40 Student Council Tennis '39 Home Room Vice-President Sportsman Club JIM CARTER Vice-Pres. Sophomore Class ff Student Council ' Sec.-Treas. Home Room Football '39-'41 Basketball '39-'41 f Volleyball '39-'40 Softball '39-'40 Pres. Junior Class Pres. Home Room Hall Monitor - Sportsman Club '40-'41 Pres. of Student Council Who's Who 415 f 5. 43 1' Q, C -ug, 'ig l. 6 J r v x 3 l E E- I ia 'K Q I--H 4 JO NN BUCKNER Choral Club '39-'42 ,..f w..w.-....-..,-W,--.-Y..-v, ,, Home Economics Club '39-'40 Los Hidalgos '40-'41 Pan-American Club '41-'42 Junior Review '40 Dramatic Club '42 Rhythm Review '41 MARY CATHERINE CAIN Sec.-Treas. Student Counci Spanish Club '41-'42 Sec.-Treas. Press Club '42 Home Economics Club Queen's Coronation '42 Home Room Sec. '42 Lobo Usher '42 Rhythm Review '40 LAMAR CAMMACK Football '39-'41 Track '39-'41 Basketball '39-'41 L Club '40-'41 Latin Club '39-'40 Science Club '40 Tennis '40 J.C.L. Officer '40 RUTH CARMICHAEL Home Economics Club '39 Spanish Club '41 Pan-American '40 Nat'l Honor Society '41 Press Club '41 Exchange Editor Long-Vie English Club '40 PHIL CARNAHAN Band '38-'42 Dance Band '41-'42 FRANK CERLIANO Basketball '39 Spanish Club '39 l '42 w'4 DOROTHY CHAFFIN Sec.-Treas., Soph Class Pres., Home Room '40 Student Council '40-'41 Home Ee Club '40-'42 Science Club '40-'42 Dramatic Club '40-'42 Annual Staff '40-'42 Quill and Scroll '40-'42 Pep Leader '40-'41 Junior Revue '41 School Queen '41 JOYCE CLARK N ORMA CLIFFORD Drill Team '39-'40 Pan American Club '40- MARILEE CONNALLY Pep Squad '38-'39 Home Ec. Club '39-'41 Pan American Club '39 ERNEST CORNELIUS PHYLLIS CREASEY Home Ec. Club '39 Girls L Club '40-'42 Pres., L Club '42 Drill Team '41 Annual Staff '39-'42 Junior Revue '41 Baseball Team, '39-'40 Volleyball Team '41 Basketball '39-'42 '40 '41 i 431 l Q 1 '.-..4-111' 1. . ' lf ,MQ fi I ANNA CAROLE CHERB l LONNIE CLARK Football '40-'41 J. C. L. '40 Home Room Pres. '41 HUGH COATS Spanish Club '40-'41 English Club '40 Football '39-'41 MARY FRANCES CORDT Business Mgr., Jr. Class S '41 Business Mgr., Long-View '42 Press Club '42 Lobo Usher '41 Homemaking Club '39-'40 Pres., English Class '41 Queen's Coronation '41 Junior Revue '41 English Club '40 sals A 4 f 1 'W A 'g ' Q NEWTON cox : I P .. 4 , J 1 f 'I Q S. 'M A on 4 s EKl 5.. '. LEM CROCKER Science Club '38 Student Council '39 Social Research Club '39 Basketball '39 Handball '40 Track '41 Shop '41, ,. A ....u...... ...,. . ROBERT CROWLEY L Club '40-'41 Pres. L Club '41 Basketball Letterman Track Letterman Student Council '40 Football '39-'40 Tennis '40 Softball '39 MILDRED DALSTON Home Making Club EDWIN BAILEY DEANE Pres. Home Room '39 J .C.L. '39 Lobo Stadium Of'Hcial '39-'40 Chairman Home Room '40 Dramatic Club '41-'42 Thespian '41-'42 Baseball '41 Capt. P.E. Team '41-'42 MONTE DHOOGEN Band '37-'42 Drum Major '41-'42 Rhythm Review '40-'42 Jr. Revue '40 Baseball '38-'39 Latin Club '38-'39 Sergeant of Band '40 WALTER DOBBS Band '38-'42 Rhythm Review '40-'41 Pres. Home Room '40-'41 Lieut. Band '41-'42 Corporal Band '40-'42 Science Club '41-'42 Dramatic Club '40-'42 Shop '40 Clown Band '40-'42 Jr. Revue LEROY DOWDEN Football 9 Basketball K BILLY CURRY Band '38-'41 Spanish Club '40 Home Room Pres. '41 Home Room Sec. '40 Science Club '40-'42 Vice-Pres. Science Club '42 'l . 1 1 , .. J 'QI f 17 'gm 'S s I4 an 1155 X' I A 1 'lt :K ' lax rw? l 'G fir, ' up -si 'i RUTH DEKLE Annual Staff '42 J.C.L. '40-'42 BOBBIE D. DICKINSON Spanish Club '39-'41 Dramatic Club '40-'41 Student Council '41 Home Making Club '39 Play '40 Queen's Coronation '41 Annual '40 Football Usher '40 Jr. Revue '40 ELIZABETH DOSSEY JOYCE DRAPER Band '40-'42 Latin Club '40-'41 Home Making '39-'41 English Club Orchestra '4 W- w-r v's-.f-4' .... -,-..J 'W'1l ' -...W EARL DURDIN J.C.L. '38-'41 Football '38 Boxing Club '40 Handball '39 Ping Pong '39 BOB EVANS Basketball Manager J.C.L. '39-'40 Science Club '40, '41 WINFRED FEAZEL Softball '39 Student Council '39-'41 Band '40-'42 Boxing Club '40-'41 JIMMIE FOGARTIE ,' Band '40 1, Mixed Chorus '40, '41, Pres. '31 Who's Who '42 LOUISE FRANKLIN Library Club '39 Lady Lobos '40, '41 Home Ec. Club '39, '40 CHARLES FREUDIGER Basketball '39, '40 Boys L Club '39, '41 Sportsmanship '39, '41 Student Council '39, '41 2nd Vice-Pres. Student Bod Spanish Club '40, '41 Most Outstanding Jr. '40 Who's Who '42 y '41 if 'Q f i' 225. , , T 3 VEL . ryrr A, I , gg' .fy f . F. A S544 R. K ,R ,, ,fig n A 1 A 'V , . K J I fa If V - A rsss s x 1' ' X. 1 A' N . 'S - K 1 X' .dv Y 'K . .ra ' .l,..a, ml. .,.,,,. LAMAR EBERHARDT Football '39, '41 Basketball '40, '41 Student Council '39, '40 J.C.L. '39, '40 Vice-Pres. Home Room '39, '41 Tennis '39, '40 Volleyball '40, '41 English Club '40 OLIN FAIRCLOTH ' Science Club Treas. '41, '42 Nat'l Honor Soc. '40-'42 Hall Monitor '40, '41 Librarian '40, '41 Who's Wh ANN FENTRESS Band '40-'42g Flag Bearer '41 Majorette '40-'42g Corp. '40 Sgt. '41g 1st Twirling Nat Contest '40 Pres. Home Room '41g Vice- Pres. '40 Home Making Club Queen's Coronation '42 Queen of L.H S. '42 Tennis Meet '40-'42 English Club '40 Pan-American Club '40 Rhythm Revue '40 Junior Revue '41 JOSEPHINE FOSTER Lady Lobos '39-'41 Drill Team '40-'41 Home Making Club '39-'40 Baseball '39 'ff , my LARRY FREEMAN Band '39-'42 Swing Orch. '40-'42 Clown Band '40-'41 J.C.L. '40-'42g Orch. '40-'42g Officer '41-'42 Queen's Coronation '41 Junior Revue '40 BOB FULLER Boys' L Club '40-'41 Pan American Club '39 Science Club '41 Nat'l Honor Society '39-'41 Hall Monitor '40 Football Letterman -- -fJiHit. -H A - -fullm-- Masal- ..,..,..iv.-,v.YY , ,, , , GAYLE GANDY Band '39, '40, '41, '42 Pan-American Club '39, '40 Home Economics Club '39, '40 Choral Club '39, '40 Swing Band '39, '40 English Club '40, '41 E. C. GAUNTT GLEN GEORGE 1 HAROLD GILSTRAP WALTER GOETTLE Handball '40 Stamp Club Treasurer '40 MATTIE ANN GRAY Dramatic Club '40, '42 Press Club '41, '42 Home Economics Club '39, '40 Queen's Coronation '40, '41 Lobo Club '40, '41 Mx 4 I 'Q 'MII 1 l fl 'l X'11 ll 4. , L M . 'yt 1 ' 429, P 1 5 'zqflfzuzfftw ' T' L .xl ' , Ai , f . ., A . I I X I L 8 Q' x - ,, QD- 1' S? Q 4 l at GERALDINE GASWAY BILLY GAW J.C.L. '40, '41 Football '40, '41 Basketball '40, '41 REBA GIBSON Pan-American Club '39, '40 Lobo Club '40, '41 Library Club '40, '41 ESTELLE GIVENS Baseball '39, '40 Girl's L Club '39, '42 President L Club '41 Lettered Basketball '40, '42 Drill Team '39, '41 Flag Swinger '40, '41 Home Economics Club '39, '40 Hall Monitor '40 BERNICE GOODE Library Club '38, '39 Home Economics Club '38, '39 Sportsmanship Club '38, '42 Pan-American Club '38, '39 FRANCES GRAYBILL Mixed Chorus '39, '40 WILLIS HEARNE THALIA GREGORY Drill Team '40 Home Ee. Club '38-'39 Choral Club '40, '41 Annual Staff '42 CHARLES HANCOCK PATSY HARRIS Science Club Officer '4 Rhythm Revue '41 Press Club '41-'42 Hall Monitor '41, '42 Editor of Long-View '42 Home Ec. Club '42 Who's Who '42 Queen's Coronation '42 Am. Legion Rep. at Mineola .. St. Council Convention '41 Science Meet '42 Librarian '41 JEN HAYDEN Home Ec. Club '39, '40 Dramatics '41 Junior Revue '41 Librarian '41 Sec. Home Room '39 English Club '40 Drill Team '38 JOHNIE MAE HEIM Home Ec. Club '39-'41 Library Club '40, '41 Dramatic Club '40, '41 Librarian '40, '41 Science Club '38, '39 WAYLON HENDERSON Student Council '40, '41 Spanish Club '40, '41 Radio Club '40, '41 English Club '40, '41 Pan-American '39, '40 ,ni4.lLnu., , ' ' . may fi ,Pe QW, 4 C N , ' ' my l N f- .C r ' ff, ' in . Q i if - I3 f has CHARLES HAMILTON Student Council Vice-Pres. Home Room CLARA JEAN HARRIS Student Council '39 Queen's Coronation Basketball '40-'42 Pan-American '40-'42, Sec Girl's L Club '40-'42 Annual Staff '41, '42 Senior Ed. of Annual Hall Monitor '41 Baseball '41, '42 Home Room Program '40 Junior Revue '41 Volleyball '41, '42 Baton Club,'39, '40 Pep Leader '40, '41 Who's Who BERNICE HAUPT Drill Team '40, '41 Flag Swinger '40, '41 Dramatics '41 Pan-American '40 Art Club '38, '39 All-Star Twirling Club '39 Football '40, '41 Track '41 Pan-American Club Dramatics Club CLYDELLE HENDERSON Pan-American Club '39 Annual Staff '42 Spanish Club Choral Club '39 J. W. HENSON National Honor Society '40 41 Pan-American Club '40, '41 Football '39-'41 LA-HOMA HOLCOMB Basketball '40-'41 Baseball '39-'40 Girl's L Club '39 Drill Team '41 Volleyball '40 BARBARA HOLLOWAY Band '40-'42 Home Making Club '41-'42 Student Council '40-'41 Dramatic Club '40-'41 Sec. of Dramatic Club '41, '42 Member of Nat'l Honor Society N 3- Who's VVho JOHN HOLLAND Hall Monitor '40 Worked in Office '39 Home Room President '39 ,V Annual Stall' '41 A ROLINE HOPKINS Footballciliflil 1,4 , Science u ' ' Basketball '41 G. HURST 9, , . , Q Science '39-'41 f - A , HURST Home Room Oiflcer - ,VIL N Hall Monitor '39-'40 j y X l D- S T , ,L44 Q . 1 .I ,L AUDREY JACKSON - -Q J f 1' Student Council '40-'42 N N-an J. T. EFFRESS Dramatic Club '40-'42 Football '39-'41 Lobo Club '39-'40 f ' Basketball '39-'41 Los Hidalgos '40-'41 , K' A Softball '39 Vice-President of '40 ' Home Room Vice-Pres. '39 Home Room President '41-'42 Q Pan-American Club Vice- Home Making Club '40-'41 . President '39 English Class Sec. '41-'42 S- vvhtfs who 4 .,gf ,.3 F .V taZ7 251-- 0 CHARLES JOHNSON 4 Studient Council '38-'39 Bas etball '39-'41 A LEON JOHNSTON Softball '39 . ' - A B ' 1 b '41 Home Room Vice-Pres. '39-'41 'jf 3 . - ,,,t oxmg C u Pan-American Club ' f ' -4,529 Vice-President '39 i ug F' it ' 4 eiil il I' 3 ,i. Eg DOROTHEA JONES Q if Home Ec. Club '41-'42 Annual Staff '42 Library Club '40 'Dramatic Club '41, '42g Choral Club '40-'42 Mixed Chorus '40, '41g Pres. '41 County One-Act Play Baton Club '40 Queen's Coronation '42 Thespians '41, '42 Lobo Usher '41, '42g Hea Usher '42 Rhythm Revue '40, 41 Junior Revue '41 JAMES M. KELLY , Band '38-'39-'40-'41 . ' J.C.L. '38-'39-'40 L J.C.L. Orchestra P, O53 Rhythm Revue '40-'41 ,A,, Junior Revue '40-'41 i xr u Sauci School Soiree '39-'40 Clown Band '40 I vs., Business Manager of Lobo 41 L l Y W .W,,,,,,,q,a. . ., FRED KERSTETTER Science Club '40, '41 SARA KNIGHTON DAN LEAK Band '39-'42 Spanish Club '39 W Sec. Home Room '39 Science Club '39 Rhythm Revue '39, '40 JO SUMA LINDSAY Annual Staff '42 JULIA ANN LUCY Librarian '39 Library Club '39, '40 Hall Monitor '39-'41 Pan-American Club '39 Sec. '40, Pres. '41 Who's Who '42 ,.. 4, SUE JEAN MACK J.C.L. '39, '40 Home Making Club '39, '42 Annual Staff '42 Music Club '39-'41 Tennis Club '39-'42 English Club '39 ' .xi 1 ,, J -ui' X' 1 Na 1' m , 'R'- -U '3 I l ' I . A 4-vu-1 'x .. WANDA LAN TZ Dramatic Club 40, Pres. '41 Home Economics Club '39, '40 Nat'l Honor Society '40-'41 Hall Monitor '40-'42 One-Act Play Contest '41 JIM LEWIS Football '39-'41 Basketball '39-'40 ' Track '39-'41 English Club '40 JERRY LUCY Hall Monitor '39 '42 Shop Foreman Annual Staffg Sports Editor '42 Who's Who '42 C, fix X , War tk JOHN DAWSON LYNCH FRANCES MANNING Home Ec. Club JOE MATHEWS English Club '4 -' J.C.L. '39-'41 Science Club Los Hidalgos Annual Staff wa 495. BILLY MATTHEWS English Club '40-'41 13' I . J.C.L. '39-'41 . we , KEAV 5. Q W 0 41 5 ' C mf 1 I H - l.,. 7- ll JOHN DUDLEY MEADOWS J.C.L. '39-'40 Junior Play '39 Track '41-'42 Lone Star Boy's State '40 First year Latin Essay winner Annual Staff '41-'42 ERMA MEADOWS ESPERANZA MENDIOLA Home Making Club Los Hidalgos BILLIE MARIE MIXON Home Making Club '39 Pan-American Club '40 English Club '40 Drill Team '41 Lobo, Club '41 DORIS MOORE Choral Club '38-'41 Home Making Club Junior Revue '40 ox mm, 110' ,'--.,. kb- s was Ami ALVA MAE MEADOWS Drill Team '40-'41 Baseball Meet '40 Lobo Club '40-'42 Baton Club '40 Home Ec. '40-'42 Los Hidalgos '41 English Club '41 Librarian '41 Pan-American '42 Girls' Track '41 SHIRLEY MEASON Band '39-'41 Los Hidalgos '40-'41 English Club '40 Dramatic Club '40-'41 Pan-American Club '39 NIEVES MENDIOLA Home Making Club '39 LEON MONTGOMERY MILDRED MOORE Secretary, Spanish Club '40 Tennis, '39-'40 Home Making Club '39-'41 Queen's Coronation '41 Dramatic Club '40 Dramatic Club, Vice-Pres. Student Council '41 MYRTLE RUTH MOREH EAD Pan-American Club '39 Vice-Pres. Junior Class '40 Pres. Choral Club '41 Los Hidalgos, Secretary '41 Mixed Chorus '39-'40 Home Making Club '40, '41 NORMA MUNSELL Library Club '39-'40 Los Hidalgos Club '41-'42 Pan-American Forum '39 Hall Monitor '41-'42 Dramatic Club '41-'42 Basketball '42 Home Making Club '39-'40 OUIDA NORRIS Pres. Home Room Home Ec. Club '39-'40 Yell Leader '39 Drill Team Leader '40-'41 Basketball '39-'42 Girls' L Club Pres. '42 Most Athletic Girl '40 Baton Club '40-'41 Baseball Team '39-'40 Volleyball Team '39-'41 Tennis '39-'41 Junior Class Play '41 Band Sweetheart Contest '41 KENNETH PACKER MILTON PEARSON Football '39-'41 Sportsman Club '39-'41 Latin Club '39-'41 Tennis '39-'40 Basketball '40-'41 TOMMY PERKINS Chief Yell Leader Ji ,J f. . -fm A .Q as MILTON MORRIS Band '39-'42 - Clown Band '41 JACK MURRAY Football '39-'40 Basketball '39 Track '40 Lobo Club '40-'41 Volleyball '39-'41 Sportsmanship Club '41 HENRY PACE English Club '41-'42 MARY PATRIQUIN Girls L Club '40 ELWANDA PEPPER Lobo Club '39-'40 Pan-American '40-'41 Hall Monitor '40 Home Economics '39-'40 JOANNE PEURIFOY Drum Majorette '41 Band '40-'41 Pan-American Club '40 Dramatic Club '40-'42 Los Hidalgos '41-'42 Junior Revue Tennis '41 Girls' L Club One-Act Play Contest '40 BILLIE JOE POE Football '39, '41 Home Room Pres. '41 Choral Club '39, '41 Basketball '39, '41 Track '39, '41 BILLY REVIS Band, '37, '41 Sargent '40, '41 Los Hidalgos '40, '41 Pan-American '39, '41 English Club '40 DOROTHY ROBINSON Glee Club Home Ee. Club X EDWARD ROWE Band '38, '40 Pan-American Club '39, English Club '40 JACK SEALE Basketball '37 Track '37 Pres. of Eng. Club '37 Pres. of Radio Club '40 Texas Jr. Academy of Science '40, '41 MARVIN SHELTON Science Club 41 42 '40 '17 Q 'S wi, K I sa ! I ' I 1 f .Q r H, fy' f . fg I - r - ' 'G L 41' f 1,4 A ff' .l S 31 ., V . , -, I Q g Y AV , Y 5' 1 .4 ,,, JJ G14 MYNDALL PRUITT Soph. Home Room Pres. '41 Choral Club '39-'41 Dramatics Club '40-'42 Home Making Club '39-'41 Biology Club '41-'42 Rhythm Revue Junior Revue '41 Annual Staff '42 SYBIL RICHARDSON Library Club '40-'42 Reporter '41-'42 Girls' L Club '41-'42 Junior Revue '41 Basketball '41-'42 PATSY ANN RODDEN Vice-Pres. Home Ec. Hall Monitor '40-'41 Home Ec. Club '41 Junior Revue CHARLINE SATTERWHITE Girls' L Club '39-'41 Basketball '39-'41 Volleyball '39-'40 Home Ec. Club '39-'41 Drill Team '39-'41 Leader '40-'41 A. G. SHAW Football '39-'41 Basketball '39-'41 Student Council '39-'41 Sportsmanship Club '39-'41 J.C.L. '39-'40 KATIE SHUMATE Band '39-'415 Magorette and Serg. '41 Home Ec. '39-'41g Pres. '41 Home Room Sec. '39 Girls' L '40 Baton Club '39 SYBIL SMART W ,N 'GH or fs bris 'Y I CLINTON SMITH l Football '39-'40 Eetterrgari '39-'40 asket al '39-'40 A Track '39-'40 ', 3. in L Club '39-'40 ,,, . President Home Room '39-'40 , 5, ' Vice-Pres. Home Room '41 W' JOHN C. SPRADLEY Student Council '41-'42 Basketball 39-'42 Spanish Club '40-'41 Volleyball '40-'41 ., l'f 'Q ROSE MARY STUCKEY Mum. -,,X,,im, JACK SKINNER Track '39-'40 I Basketball '39-'40-'41 B' String Football '39 Student Council '39-'41, '42 Vice-Pres. Home Room Yell Leader '41 AUDREY SMITH WAYLON SMITH DOROTHY SPARKMAN Hall Monitor '39-'41 Sec. of Home Room '39- Lobo Club '39-'41 Library Club '42 Choral Club MARY ELLAASTENCE J.C.L. Treas. '40-'41 English Club '40 . Latin Tournament '40 Choral Club '40-'41 Dramatic Club JAMES SUTTON '39-'40 '42 4 JOE TAYLOR Band '39-'42 Student Council '39 CLARICE THOMPSON JACQUELYN TODD J.C.L. '39-'41 Choral Club '41 IMOGENE TONEY Home Maker '40-'41 EARLINE TURLINGTON Band '37-'42 Student Council '41 NAOMI VASCOCU Band '38-'41 J.C.L. '39-'40 English Club '39 Orchestra Director nj 48 I 7 2-izieqgiggriilf ,f.l1+',f1f, f- ' 1 , ff ,, ..,g:,.,1 ., . fi, sm,-af we - V, ,. mE,,,li ,V- if ig' IX -' 'L 1 'Zz firm' 5 J' 'x w af, 5 'F ,nne ,n fit 1 - rf -.mi .,,.fif,1.,M -- awww ,, ,.:,5,Y,,,,LX,..s:. 13,g,,.,,ml,i.nN, NORMA LEE TAYLOR SUZANNE THURMON J.C.L. '39-'42 Jr. Academy of Science Club '41-'42 Choral Club '41-'42 Hall Monitor '39-'41 JO TOEWS Band '40-'41 Pan-American '39 Home Economics '39 Girls' Lobo Club '39 Baseball '40 Long-View '42 NELL TOON LOIS VANDERSPOOL Drill Team '40 Home Ec. '39-'40 Girls' Lobo '39-'41 LAMAR VAUGHN Pres. Home Room '38 Football '40 Track '40-'42 Sec. Home Room '41 Basketball '40 Sec. Senior Class '41 Baseball '38 Latin Club '39 Hardball '38-'41 Dramatic Club '41 ww- r-y--,W --W-vf-W-v V CARL VOGEL Boxing '41 SAMMIE RUTH WELCH Archery Club '39, '40 Dramatic Club '39, '40 Home Ec. Club '38, '39 Press Club '40, '41 JOSEPH WH ETSTONE Basketball '39, '40, '41 Football Usher '40, '41 Junior Play '40 Pan-American Club '40, '41 Softball '39, '40 Volleyball '40, '41 WILLIAM WHITEHEAD Football '39, '40 Science Club '39, '40 Volleyball '38, '39, '40 Annual Staff '41 Basketball '40, '41 Tennis '39, '40 MELBA WILLIAMS Home Ec. Club '39, '40 Girls' L Club '39 English Club '39, '40 JOYCE WILSON Quill 8: Scroll '40, '41 Editor of Longview '41 Press Club President '41 Student Council '39, '41 Student Librarian '40, '41 Band '40, '42, Corporal '41 Library Club '40 Junior Classical League '39 Vice-Pres. Home Room '39 Junior Revue '41 Rhythm Revue '41, '42 HARRY WARREN Basketball '39, '40, '41 Football '39, '40, '41 Hall Monitor '40, '41 Pan-American Club '39, '40 Science Club '40, '41 Track '40, '41 O. B. WHATLEY PEGGY WHITE Hall Monitor '39, '40 Pan-American Club '40, '41 Junior Revue '41 English Club '42 Annual Staff '42 TOMMY WHITLOW Basketball '39-'41 Football '39, '40 Pan-American '40, '41 Junior Play '41 Volleyball '40, '41 BETTY JO WILSON Baton Club '39, '40 Girl's L Club '39-'42 Pep Leader '40, '41 , Head Leader '41 Annual Staff '41, '42, Junior Editor '41g Editor '42 Home Room Program '41 Vice-Pres. Home Room '40 Dramatic Club '40, '41 Debate '41 Queen's Coronation '40 Most Outstanding Junior '41 Quill and Scroll '41-'42 Junior Revue '41 AUDREY WOOD Los Hidalgos Choral Club f .4....aln.......... , ....,.i...u1..... . ,.,..s...... ..,. ' EMILY WOOD l ,N 7 Home Making Club '39-'41 1 gan-Argeraarg gl,ulZ1i39 ' V ramalcu'-' EVELYN WOOD Annual '40-'41 Home Room Reporter '39 Program Chairman Representative if y K I I ' 'Q JACK wooD I A, Quill and Scroll '40-'41 3 's National Honor Society '40-'41 l Pan-American Club '39-'42 l HAZEL WOOD ,fe 'ji V, Student Council '40-'42 'W 4' Los Hidalgos '40-'41, Pres. '41 l I Band '38-'42 l Press Club '40-'41 , Declamation '39 19, s. l l A l Qi 1 i Q X K 1 X I Yi I fy M oz Mel if f lhn... JAMES M. KELLY looks on as FOREST GRIGG and MILTON PEARSON shake hands .... Bob Evans poses for the camera .... VVhat's the trouble Sip QJ OE ADAMSJ ??? What happened to your waves Arkie CLAMAR VAUGHNJ ??? Double jointed WALTER DO BS .... Fixing to take a picture JOE TAYLOR while JACK SKINNER looks on??? ROBERT CROWLEY caught ithout a beard .... Who you talking to Red Dot QHUGH COATSJ??? MARY K. CAIN and KATIE SHUMAT make awful faces at someone .... Flash! Dorothy Robinson picks her teeth ,... ,Ohm . ' A?4w:QjEE:3L L9-0-ow ' l9qo.,f52M:Q QM.. .M,..w.Q. GMM-L. Mw.e.z..6,,w vi Cy,-.,f1cLf,o..6.,c,.,,4w6,,. AJUJ-v-lf N-QAJAU--Cf, Mjubq ' ' ,V ' ' AL xv-o..Qx.4.. lt,-FLIUA-'d'lrLAJ'-0-f 'Cv .fra umysmwww au, LLM GY'-mi LAL? c5,f..,q., 'BX Gd' 354- UMQQ- QQ 755-'-1 Uyww .MA4KLiwLwbhwui v H00 :,1',JU'C,i:,Jf,ji:':,,'L4':e'ff W'F..,, AM43 U MIWW fw km QQ M'UWMQM ii-,L lim MGM I9 - ,w.f,AVm9 R L!! Lil! . M215 ' WfJ,wifM 0 Q- 12, 7 s '57 U v' 1:- 'ix f ull . , . , ,X,,,...i,.., k.Vf gg I., .Q . , Q.. kk K . ..,. 3, I' P ,J 1 J A A ' f iurk ., ff' I A Y ' 'A' I K' 9 f ' . .., . H F' 3 -1 J 'il ii J . E., 'ff ' A5 ' ... - . f il . Q 4 - S' J fm. lb 3 ' as - 2 , . X GJ es. Ls- 13'-w - .nf A Q fl Z E A 4, . J. All K ,fi xx A ,. ,- . , , , , ' H , Q - 7: .' 2. , Q, Q j 'Q , , f, ,Wy 4 I JJ Q, . A - , X- 'H 5, I W 'J' iv A ,V . . ,- ., .V , f QA. e g J N. . . 4 Q J fl 'Ski 4 . fx 8- ,. 'Dv my A 1 5. 5 fig ',,, sf T . 4. , e ii . r . if -4 J . 6 6 ,s V - wr- l A J ' 1 Z 9 i ' . Q, .. o f 2 First Row: Eva Louise Abel, Jimmie Aenchbacker, Webster Akers, Welda Albright, Mary V. Allred, Carroll Arnold. Second Row: Janelle Aycock, James Barnes, Alice Faye Beall, Lela Belitsky, J. W. Bell, Jr., Zelda Bell. Third Row: Billy Birdsong, Margie Birdsong,,Semuel Birdsong, Sidney Joyce Bistline, Jimmie Blakeley, Sara Blakeley Fourth Row: Jimmie Bothwell, Jack Boucher, Joan Bowman, Herbert Boyland, Bob Bramlett, Richard Brown. Fifth Row: Marcus Barnes, Stella June Bruce, Patsy Bryan, Reba Bryant, Aubrey Buchanan, Brian Bunch. Sixth Row: Jeannette Bush, Jane Castleberry, Kennon Chambers, D. C. Clark, Robinette Clark, Aileen Clements. I .4 -1 fi ,S A 1- ls. ga Y . 4 , .N .V ,LVL ' is y , S. Q 4 we J 7 F is ii C 'J ' we .ge J gg I , , , N... 1 - .. -' 'Y' -7 W wa v J A I f X ,I , . ,i V if 11. 1 ,rn i -- s ' , , uf ssrs l , Z , B Lm.L , r y .-5 ' ffm , G' 5 J, , .K 'f' J K fi 3' - , -we P- , V K 6' ,, uw . 1 la 1' rliif 5 r ,S 1 ,, , i li 1 any VV . M , 'rl'-.ir A ag' M 3 295 ' D se C ' N . V D .iff an rv. -E 3- L, 4 N U, A x l 1 i w ' . t gg: xx- .L J 1 as 5 ' Q .. A J aw,,0'EXV, in .ilkl fr vc. ' , I J J if A sf v W3 5 y R A Q - I :wi kk1':k- My Sis- ., - 2 - A J . l . ' J' fin, f if A A ,,,g 1 A' ,VX I. 45' 55:1 .. 'LQ -fiff:f - ' so e . i '1 . 3 gt Q , h :M A , I was Q 1 4 F , 0,4 i, , l.,. is I V A Y ' ix ,,-kL- W' 5 K his I s, .- ,, ritr We ui :V , . T K 'k1h 'ff .- N ,QW h m f , . jfs l I x X X -. is , gg s, , if X u s , First Row: James Clements, Juanita Coates, Mary Kate Cole, Illiwyn Combs, Guy Connally, Glenna Courter. Second Row: Wilma Crabtree, Billy Kate Crocker, Marlin Callahan, Milton Cammack, Edna Marie Carter, Marie Combs. Third Row: Jimmie Crumpton, Gene Dalston, Frank Darden, Billy Davis, Martha Durham, Jackie East. Fourth Row: Ralph Edwards, Marion Evans, Helen Fielder, Elizabeth Fogartie, Doris Jean Foster, Evelyn Fowler. Fifth Row: Mary Frances Franklin, Inez Fuller, Raymond Garner, Peggy Jean Goodson, Forest Grigg, Charlotte Grissom. Sixth Row: Eddie Haper, Charles Harris, Katherine Harrison, Johnny Hayes, Dan Hollingsworth, Jerry Horseman. ,F-' '5 A . , ... ., .-.A-4... . fi W' 1 v. it f N- A Y' 7' if-.5 L Q so f ' 5 3 8. . g 7. - ' V, - v L ,N V ai 1 f Af 5 V . ,, yi , L if if ' M S' ri , Y I' Q-1 ,Q L iff A Sw L W .4 Nz 'K , DX L T. First Row: Margie Mae Horton, Billy Howard, Elizabeth Howk, Marion Howk, Virginia Gail Howard, Carl Huckaby, Second Row: Bobby Hucklebridge, Howard Hutcheson, Melba Ruth Jackson, Charles James, Herbert Johnson, Gordon Third Row: Monte Johnson, Marcella Keiffer, Sarah Frances Kelly, Joe Kuykendall, Sue Lane, Arlan Larson. Fourth Row: Berneil Larson, Virginia Leak, Lyman Leonard, Yancey Lewis, Robbie Jean Linville, Larley Lokey. Fifth Row: Virginia Long, Thelma Looney, Bobby McClure, Richard McDaniel, James McDonald, Tommie McElroy. Sixth Row: Mildred McHaney, Joan McKay, Dorothy Mack, Jack Mackey, Betty Lee Martin, Delores Meadows. 5 '7' 1' .V Johnston na- v'wv'- fvw- -W-gfrw-W--f--1 if W, 1 S ' 1. 4. A J, kmfvlf . 5 , I l I 4 in f' ,4 ,:. on Q 1 . 75+ .Wg ' fe , V- tr? ,' 1 1 L,,,.' if f 'J Q' 1 ' ,. B ' I K my in 13 , i UI I A ig , 1 'w 5 ra, sy : fff,,- w- 1 fxf. .1 5,1'.., V J me , ,I 1, ii I. r it -nf -IV' s N. CJ ., 1 io-, l wr 1 wi ,el lx wif 5 1. , 1 .ar gr' al 9,1 -if 3 Q ' W' : 'G ff fe . j 5 I I ' ,faq 'N- V Vx ' J KZZFLY: ,A fo. 7 K' . - .V 1 ig! in B 1 'P . ' f 3 3 fi K 5 - w- '-1. First Row: Mary Mendiola, Eliza eth 1 er, 1 y 1n1c , een o , y b M'll B'll M' ' k H l Mix n Jimm Moody, Gilbert Moore. 1 Second Row: Mildred Moore, John Moreland, Cordous Morris, Bobby Jo Mosely, Billy Joe Nelson, Katherl Fourth Row Kenneth Pepper Matt1e Bell Pinson Geraldine Pipsaire Richard Plaschke Warren Poe Third Row: Juanita Northutt, Roscoe Northcutt, Patsy Numsen, K. C. O'Kelly, Eric Ottman, Patsy Pace I Y . . , . . . Y . , S d Fifth Row: John Porter, Dewey Priester, Bobby Quick, Leota Rambo, Kenneth Raney, Betty Jo Reynol Sixth Row: Billie Fay Ridings, Betty Jack Roberts, Mike Robinson, Betty Rucker, Beverly Rumbaugh, F , I ' Q. L -,f-X, 1 if I , 1 - L - vs- illwisl lf 5 'Z' . A , 4 ,4 Y .441 r Q in ,,, .of S 'J v, .- 9' , Q ' , S 'W F' 'D . S N Q i' A:.,V ' K 1 1 :sine 4 'z as 6' pi t A . ' . . 'if X 'wif . F W 3 F 1f,,, F X ls. we but I ' li W' if to if ...Q-f S F fs ' fr- '- ' . - ' V z F l . lxldueulj A X. . ilk - , . 9 Pnl I - . N ' ff- -as 1 N , f W wffs' nt, I A' Q x .. ,fel J fy' I 1 fi I First Row: B. M. Sal on, Dean Sandford, Marsha Sapp, Katherine Satterwhite, Jo Ann Seward, Georgie Shadoin. Second Row: Norman mart, Dorothy Smith, James Smith, Marvin Smith, Paul Smith, Wilcie Jean Smith. Third Row: Eva Spears, Mary Margaret Stamps, Joy Stanley, Wanda Stanley, Geraldine Stebbins, George Stevens. Fourth Row: Charles Stocker, Janie Swinney, Irandra Taylor, Barbara Teat, Martha Ann Walker, Doris Webb. Fifth Row: Winona Wells, J. A. Whitworth, Billy Williams, Alice June Williams, Betty Jo Wilmouth, Lila Kate Wood. Sixth Row: Betty Jean Wood, Wesley Works, Norma---Joe Young. WWWWm W n w new Xwzw ce.g,,,.g ' Cc91L.fJL4ff.w77wiML,zz:..Q ,60ZvF4 794441 4fz,,Z?7v-J a.2,wo,60,4-44.,,,,-J,6,,,jf ? ALONE, W0 LONELY R m HJ Eq!1I QA, 047 ' g x . 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' I 'v -r 1: . - .. . 0 on ..s U ,.. ...U , '. , l X , 5 ' X , -174 .Qi r aa W Q- r krik ,airk it J I QQ A39 , 12' 1' 'tv l is ,J .5 in .V v , n..A , tl' fi I ffm llj I ,ggi F i If B - -U J an -as ' 1 We 0 my N it - , , , Md? f ' f V ., 0 .5 W ii Q L in f -W l W -ff , Nb W 1.75.-'rwu P V X M,, ' x ix sl I-,f W, X ' 'Q ..,1 -V Y A., il' , ' A J V c we , , Q ,X X, I .V x Q W I J is fs ,sac J X f-'ff First Row: Marie Adams, Garland Aenchbacker, Linus Alford, Hubert Akins, Morris Allen, Kathleen Anderson, Mary Ruth Ashcraft Second Row: Morine Ashmore, William Baccus, Ollie Ray Bailey, Raymond Bailey, Dale Baker, Betty Ballinger, Mary Katherine Barnes Third Row: Ann Beckham, Lela Marie Bell, Blanche Birdsong, Bert Bivins, Alice Black, James Black, Norman Black. Fourth Row: Helen Blakeley, Lewis Blalock, Ruby Blankenship, Barbara Bleigh, Willis Booth, James Bowen, Edith Bowman. Fifth Row: Jackie Boyette, Jack Lamarr Branch, Morris Brandegee, Betty Sue Brannon, Robert Broakins, Albert Brown, James Brown Sixth Row: Bill Bryant, Don Bryant, Douglas Bryant, Curtis Burnett, Billy Jo Cabbiness, Jimmie Cammack, Harold Carmichael. up-up-qu F 5 vs I ,milk I f ,g.' -sr' Q 1.1.x 4 i -'wwf 1 ' ii' X 1 ,P Sy' gb 3 , , V V Q ,. Q K .. 4 ' I N Wy, jx ,Q V W ,'- A 4'-9 Q 'J Xs' ,F ji ,ul-f' , F -'11 'I .f k ,., J Q ,Q is x. 5' 2 2 VI , .EQ 7 ' 1-an 1: , i , J L- aw ,,-1 K ,.-' ' mf' ff' K ktk' lk I in ' 4 ll :Nga E . .J l -. f SQJQSHQMWW ' 1 'Q ' '. -3 ' r, ,, n Vx ' , ' Q f - f l . C 1 l Q 1 , N-X f ' ,lxi C N-5 L .X ' J R faflx twffvaafr- 1 , ' l . M Q ., 5., 4, f, .. f ? 'M . ' A Q Lf V 'S J . 3' Q - A, l 'fel F' .I f' ..1 if ' -' ' J J ' L A-.f i A . w , , , x I , lux' F L K' L 1 .Q -. VX - - L . ,LU J X J i it A t . Til, ' Ns' L J F is '11 K. al I x 45 'W' .Q 'R xi I 2 i, Q 2? - 'f . ' ' ..a 4'-tax A ,, ' 'ff ,, , ' in 'A' G QM i . 4 , J - J .hal , A l YI , l , .. E ,ghwvzdl E' sf' N J f L ff First Row: Roy Carver, Beth Carson, Roger Cheatham, Louise Cherb, Charlotte Clapp, James Claxton, Peggy Collier. Second Row: Donald Cromer, Dorothy Culver, Marvin Curry, Jack Daly, Gordon Davidson, Doris Davis, Dorothy Day Third Row: Billy Dennis, Floyd Dill, Lloyd Dill, Helen Donnell, Billy Ray Draper, Marie Dumas, Johnny Dunaway. U E 'VIar aret Evans, Eva Jean Finch, Charle Fourth Row: Lillian Elkins, Robert Elliott, Marcus Eubanks, Lorain vans, i g Fifth Row: Linda Foust, Carl Frank, Jack Freeman, Dick Fuller, Alice Fuston, Elvira Galvan, James Gammon. Sixth Row: Kenneth Gordon, Jack Greggory, Sarah Grimes, Joella Hall, Nell Hall, Harold Hancock, Shubert Haney. . sin d...,, .,.. . 1... ...- W- -ff-yy.. -up 'grey f ,.. -1 -if 2 42- in J I at ww Q '. f S - ig y 2,97 i ffsf2'7i S 9 A . 9 .q i .. - f 1250 F' 'f i' A H us' 'B ir- I. Q xiii 4. -Q. . 3.- fi. Q ff' A J ' 1 it rife J ew 5' fl? 34, ,, fx . i K! ,fx I L'- S . Z 5532 V : ' X lk g y pn au. we 4 51' 1.3 :sf if 1 4355- - 4'-, to I 4 v Lrgll KV -- I ' ri 1 K 'sv' 1 I Q,, in I 3 I4 Jef xi w, .- f' 1' , 9,4 -nn. Ig .i 1 7' 1 47 k ,QQ ' A . f ' er- A' . '53 U by ., .av 'W Q- l A 5 fi ,,, ia , g ,..Z f -' I A .0 ,1 - f V J J, 1 ,Q 2 J ' f ...,f ' it i V f M L .XF Hr- ,K E , if ,, K ,,f7:L A I I ,AVA . 1 J . 4 S' r 0- L -L f J , X1 ' , ' 3? K ,Q ' no :I ,r K 1' 'Q 1 W :.': X 4 X, ,zgfy 1, I I 1 7 A .,,. ,ig l ,N-'Ni' Q ' l 2 1 K ' ' 'i r- I ' ' LLL? 4 L -llln i g .sy ', ix Q, f J I h - if l First Row: Billy Hardeman, Walter Harris, Galen Harrison, Margorie Harrison, Ruby Harroff, Rush Haywood, Troy Heim. 1 V 1 Second Row: Zumia Legay Henderson, Marcheta Hixson, Billy Hoffman, Everett Halloway, Jack Holt, Juanita Holt, Bill Hughes. i Third Row: Bobbie Hurley, Jack Hutson, Louis Johnson, Wright Johnson, Billie Jean Jones, Bobby Joe Jones, Carolyn Jones. Fourth Row: Lillian Jones, Stanley Jones, Mary Karlovic, Lloyd Keith, Cecil Kempf, Peggy Jean Kennamer, Sam King. Fifth Row: Anna Beth Kuykendall, Richard Lanning, Louise Laurich, Helen Lawson, Frances Leak, Jack Leidecker, Billy Leonard, Sixth Row: Bobby Lloyd, Jack Locy, Jo Ann Lowry, Dan Lucy, Hilda Lummus, Pat Lyle, Aubrey Lynch. 4,-4F , ' li ff ,. e 1. 65 Y j x of Q Q M7291 'f'- 55 1 . - gp-. 9? 'W W A 7 , , 1' V 1' J A . 1 ai J Q Q. 'W v 2' , , ,L ,. .22 v ,A f .X d, .bi V ' Nr av! V5 x,'+. ,S+ j ,,+ L, wb. --vw it' Rf , L . . x A ' a e . ? L ji First Row: Bonnie Jean McCreary, Patricia Maples. CX . l il all ... 0, .Q-:4v 9 1 ry .,, aww. - F 1 , t,. .3 J ru .- . -a a-on 41' iiiii lnii .:.:... l -P fi J f L . . da is l n 5 l 4 13 ig, i ii Audi sn -,X nj 'l ' 'T' 5 k,-,, 5 M 4 T 5 Nabil 'Y 1 I My I F A5-ff 'I f 1 N Vi 4 is i , ts 'J A 1 i l .L fl: I .W .3 6 . Q - J Na, f li Y' . -' '- 1 4,5 f vrrf '2. ,g . X W I ', Xa l P I Ki ,,:, g, .Y F, - . IM. K It . 2 X bb i f ' ' I l ' l ' Qs 5 4 'Def' ,,, . , 'i sf' l il' 3 Dwight McDonald, Martha McDonald, Bobby McGannon, Jane Margaret McKinney, Shirley Mackey, Second Row: Elizabeth Ann Martin, Ernest Martin, Julia Mendiola, Dorothy Metcalf, Joe Miller, Elvis Mitchell, Josephine Moir. Third Row: Melinda Moir, James Moore, Jackie Moran, Gordon Morris, Peggy Jo Moreland, Geraldine Moseley, Joyce Mullican. Fourth Row: Francine Mustachia, Margaret Nelson, Myra Jean Newton, James Nichols, David O'Brient, Earl O'Brient, Elaine Oden. Fifth Row: Margaret Oliver, Roy Osborne, Betty Jane Parish, Bobby Parker, Wylene Paul, J. W. Perdue, Jimmy Perkins. Sixth Row: Lowell Phillips, Arthur Pittinger, Charles Pitts, Eileen Porter, Geraldine P'Pool, Louise Rambo, Billy Ray. . .1-n .n.. AY -N f H - - - -- f---1 ----- -A,----in-an-A - --- A-g...1.f ... ....-- .,, ,I E 52 'i 4 r,.k,,,:. , . . 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WAa'4WAn 6 ,S ,Z 35 ' ,S f +16 -4 OLIN FAIRCLOTH National Honor Society Sec. and Treas., Texas Junior Academy of Science Treasurer, Mathematics and Science Hobby: Growing plants by water culture ,MW '11 f MYRTLE RUTH MORE- HEAD Pan American Club Vice-President, Junior Class Choral Club, President Los Hidalgos Mixed Chorus Librarian Homemaking Club Hobby: Music Major: Business AUDREY LOU JACKSON Los Hidalgos, Vice-Pres. Student Council Hall Monitor Pres., Home Room English Club, Sec. Girls' L Club Homemaking Club Shorthand Contest Dramatic Club Thespian Hobby: Collecting lipsticks Major: Business Ad. 3 DOROTHY, BOYLAND Latin Club: Censor, Tour- nament Home Ec. Club Choral Club National Honor Society Spelling Contest Hobby: Knitting Major: Librarian .La JONNIE MAY CABBINESS National Honor Society Vice-President Student Council Library Club Junior Classical League Tournament Homemaking Club Student Librarian Annual Staff Junior Revue Hobby: Collecting stamps Major: Business Ad. BARBARA HOLLOWAY National Honor Society Dramatic Club Band Girl's Basketball Manager Girls' L Club Hall Monitor Student Council Tennis Homemaking Club Hobbies: Tennis and Basketball Major: Physical Ed. PATSY HARRIS Editor of Long-View Press Club Science Club: Hist. Home Ec. Club Interscholastic Type Hall Monitor Student Council Am. Legion Rep. Rhythm Revue Football Usher Queen's Coronation Hobby: Commercial Art Major: Commercial Art 'QQ-' .vmiildha JERRY LUCY Sports Editor of Annual Shop Foreman Hall Monitor Student Assistant in P. E Hobby: Livestock Major: Agriculture Ghmaafm, .S If K ,am ' -1 -' . if , ' . HELEN ALEXANDER Latin Club Quaestor Aedile Latin Tournament Latin Club Orch. Junior Fine Arts Club Hansard Violin Choir Kilgore Symphony Orch. National Honor Soc. Choral Club Spelling Contest, 3rd State Latin Convention Hobby--Scrapbooks of Deanna Durbin: class. and semi-class. records Major: Music Cviolin, voice! ,gm i l l WANDA LANTZ Dramatic Club Hall Monitor Home Ec. Club One-Act Play Contest Natl. Honor Society Shorthand Contest Thespian Dramatic Club Plays Hobby: Drawing and coloring sketches of women, hair styles, make-up. Making small manniquins Major: Business, drawing WMM Wh: ,Z ',Z JIM CARTER Pres., Soph Class Pres., Junior Class Debate Sportsman's Club English Club Football Basketball Volleyball Softball Track L Club Home Room Pres. Hall Monitor Pres., Student Council Hobby: Hunting, Fishing. Major: Science -., ff' :few cw... CLARA JEAN HARRIS Pep Leader Student Council Pan American Club, Secretary L Club, Treas. Basketball Letter Annual Staff, Senior Ed. Queen's Coronation Hall Monitor Junior Revue Baseball Home Room Program Major: Physical Ed. ,ffl K ilrxb 'Qi UV' lg .Q I ,ei N l x E BETTY CAPERS Bus. and Ed. Staff of Annual National Honor Society Staff of Long-View Football Usher Press Club Spanish Club Pan American Club JIMMIE FOGARTIE Pres., State Junior Clas. Leagu J. C. L., Curule Aedile, Consul J. C. L., Orchestra Pres., Jr. Academy of Science i East Texas Queen's Coronation Science Club, Pres. Biology Club, Reporter Debate Home Ec. Club, Reporter Band Junior Revue Home Room Program Quill and Scroll Mixed Chorus, Pres. Pres. of Home Room Parl. of Home Room Hobby: Photography, Art, Hobby: Music, Baseball Music Major: Journalism, Adv. Major : Ministry 1... Z' 37 1 ,,., gm K 5 ':'- Q, W2 .xy , - xl,-' Y, 'wu- 'lan CHARLES FREUDIGER JULIA ANN LUCY Pres., Soph Class Student Council Student Council, 2nd V-Pres. National Honor Society Spanish Club Pan American Club, Pres. L Club, Vice-Pres., Sec. Basketball Three Basketball Letters L Club Football Hall Monitor English Club, Pres. Home Room Sec. Sportsman's Club Mgr., Home Room Volleyball Hall Monitor Tournament Outstanding Junior Volleyball Champion Handball Library Club Debate Team Asst. Librarian Hobby: Athletics Annual Staff, Asst. 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S, S i I . .l lst Row: 65 Horseman, 92 McCannon, 33 Hughes, 23 Gilstrap, 46 Hearne, 77 Poe, 22 Johnson, 44 Clark, 49 Adams, 45 Eberhardt, 30 Smith, 52 Jeffress. 2nd Row: Moody, Mgr., 66 Poe, 95 Barnes, 32 Larson, 56 Smith, 20 Cammack, 40 Carnahan, 41 Warren, 35 Nelson, 34 Shaw, 37 Goode, 40 Boswell, 50 Abney, 34 Dowden. 3rd Row: Fuller, Mgr., Blackburn and Osburn, Coaches, 71 Salmon, 78 Mackey, 55 Stocker, 39 Johnson, 29 Dunaway, 25 Carter, 51 Grigg, 27 Coats, 26 Pearson, 38 Raney, 43 Freudiger, 42 Hopkins, Shotwell, Coach. 4th Row: 86 Birdsong, 93 Harris, 61 Jones, 94 Clements, 73 Lewis, 36 Henson, 21 Gammon, 37 Sanford, 28 Bramlett, 75 Boyland, 62 Brown. Zlacwiialf '42 Expecting to go no place in particular when the season opened in September, the Longview Loboes gained a tie for second place with Kilgore by defeating Gladewater 13-0. The opening game found the Lobos a little too jittery and a power- ful Paris eleven came out on top, 27-6. Bobby Smith scored in the last quarter of the game, and Goode, Q , , V Nelson, and Shaw were outstanding in the line. , pf .Q 51 The Carthage game caught the Loboes on the rampage with Jef- ' fress, Eberhardt, Adams, Clark, and Smith accounting for eight ' touchdowns and two extra points. Hearne, Johnson, and Rainey . A also stood out. The final score was 50-0. A , f 5 Upper left: Captain A. G. Shaw. ' ' Manager Jimmy Moody and Kenneth Abney. N H, 4 .A ,nh-xx. Game Captains: Abney, Johnson, Nelson, Shaw, Clark, Freudiger, Adams. ' Lower left: Managers Bob Fuller and Paul Smith. Coach Osburn supervises the captain election. The boys stand up as a player comes out of the game. 'QM x Q Bill Carnahan r End A G Shaw Center Through excellent defensive play on the part of Clark, Boswell, and Jeffress, as well as the rest of the team, the Port Arthur game ended in a deadlock, 0-0. Eberhardt, Clark, Johnson, Adams, and Jeffress accounted for the 26 points that defeated Athens 26-0. Grigg, Nelson, Carnahan, and Abney starred in the line. Gilstrap played heads-up ball in the backfield. The trip to Texarkana proved to be a profitable one, as the Lobos defeated the Tigers 32-0. Then came Kilgore, who defeated the Lobos with powerful line and pass plays to the tune of 20-0. Passes from Jeffress to Eberhardt gained ground for the Lobos while Boswell and Freudiger turned in fine jobs in the line. Joe Adams Back n fi Billy Joe Nelson Guard Harrold Gilstrap . Back - 2 Milton Pearson, Center I Leroy Dowden, Back 1 Harry Warren Tackle J w .1 1 ,if -fu 'ii i 1 Kenneth Raney Guard Charles Freudiger End new Nxhi VL WWW . Y ..,,h,. W, .W ., M-,W .., . ,,..,.,..,7,f-..,.,,.,..,.,., . ,. . 1--W f-,gf -4-aggwwwi 'fax Hmm we it EQVAW M ,b ,ue X fur f. , f M. - b. -V'---I , . V , .ik ' f ,, 5 - , 1 ' .Castro , ,. .........,.,.,,... . , , ' ' , It - K . f igflgi , Qdgffr We my my ef f ,- , rf- 553 - K5-1 , .. , .. . Jffl . gg? ' : , W 4, z -,,,, Q ' , f fa f , gn em. K E llvl QW, L ., amy J. ,K ,- p g 1. . at f : nie-vm? ,ri U 'IU-4' A X 'J' NZ. lf ' . h, ' ' 's X, iv- '- L , 223515373 f ,M S, .4 v . A if L, Lamar Eberhardt Back Sunset's powerful Bisons invaded the Lobo camp and defeated them 27-7. A touchdown by Jeffress and a placement by Johnson accounted for the Loboes' 7 points. Shaw, Boswell, and Freudiger were doing their part in the forward wall. Then came Armistice Day, and the Tyler Lions were almost toppled from the top of district 1-AA by a Lobo team that gave the Lions a mighty battle before going down 18-13. Touchdowns were chalked up by Freudiger and Clark. Johnson added the point after touch- down. Shaw, Nelson, and Hearne were also standouts. Ronald Boswell Tackle Kenneth Abney End Hugh Coats Guard Jim Carter End 'F ! 7 'V Forrest Grigg Tackle J. T. J effress Back It was a hard driving team that defeated Marshall's T formation 23 to 0. Clark, Warren, Hearne, Adams, Freu- diger, Coats, and Jeffress each turned in a brilliant per- formance. While Carnahan, Boswell, Rainey and Nelson were starring in the line, Lonnie Clark scored two touchdowns and Charlie Johnson added the extra point to defeat Gladewater's Bears 13-0. Leroy Dowden turned in an excellent performance in the backfield. Entering the Field Bob Goode Willis Hearne Back Lonnie Clark Back Charles Johnson Back Guard .. . . - ,..,....lA.....,.... , ,u.....-r.,.........n.L...4.......-...........l.....r,-,.4......,.. .. . . ...-.4.- . .. Skinner, Smith, Whitehead, Sanford Jeffress, Gordon, Abney Blakely, Adams, Whetstone, Smith, Whitehead Crowley Nelson 74a 8 7mm The basketball team of 1942 got off to a good start by out- playing all the teams they played in the Glenwood tournament. In the first game the Loboes defeated the Leesboro team by the score of 44-6. Then came a close call-the Union Ridge team began to hit the basket from all over the court. But at the end of the game the Lobo five managed to hold a one-point lead. The final score was 32-31. Then came the Union Grove team, who was turned aside easily by the score of 26-10. With this win the Lobo quintet gained a chance for the major trophy. The final game of the tournament was with Gladewater, a team which was in the district race. The final score of this game was 29-14. The following week the Sabine team came to Longview and were defeated by the score of 34-23. Later that week the team went to Mineola for another win. The final score was 29-14. During the Christmas holidays the Mineola team came to the local gym for the return game with the Loboes. They went home with another defeat. The score was Loboes 35, Mineola 10. The Union Ridge team came to the local gym to try to get revenge for the defeat of the Glenwood tournament, but they failed. The final score was 42-17 in favor of Longview. In a return game the Loboes Won 52-27. Next came the district play. The first game the Loboes went to Tyler for a game with the mighty Tyler Lions. At the half time Longview trailed the Tyler team by nine points. With only one minute and forty-seven seconds to play and five points be- hind the Loboes began to put on the steam and Tyler began to foul. After making four free throws, Longview was only one point behind. Then came the most spectacular shot of the season. With only forty-seven seconds to play Chile Freudiger sank a shot from the center of the court. The game ended with a score Longview 32-Tyler 31. At home again the Loboes turned aside the Athens team with little trouble. The .score was 41-17. Then came the only team that stood between the Loboes and an undefeated year, the Kilgore Bulldogs. The Loboes went to Kilgore with only one thing in mind. But they failed to get that: a win over the powerful Kilgore team. The final score was 43-21, in favor of Kilgore. At home again the Lobo five outclassed the Marshall five 40-18. -- --- --5-.-v Eberhardt Carnahan Then the Loboes 'journeyed to Gladewater and returned with another win over the Bears. Later that week the Texarkana team came to Long- view only to be defeated by the score of 50-13. With an open date in the district race the Loboes arranged a game with the famous Van Vandals. They are known all over Texas for their good basketball teams. The Loboes were defeated by the score of 43-20. Then the following week the Tyler team came to the local court only to be defeated again by the Loboes 30-27. The following game was with the Athens team. The Loboes came home from Athens with another win. The following day being Saturday, the Loboes went to the Elysian Fields tournament. In the first game the Loboes were to meet the Avinger team. In the eyes of everyone at the tournament that day, the Loboes didn't have a chance of beating the Avinger team. The Loboes showed the Avinger team a few things about basketball and won the game by the score of 33-27. The next game was with the Hughes Spring team. The Loboes were again the victors. Then came the final game, which told whether the Loboes were to get gold or silver basketballs. The Elysian Fields team led the Loboes the first three quarters and the minds of the boys on the team had already changed to silver. The Loboes kept the hustle for which they are known and came out the winners by the score of 32-30. The boys were presented with gold basketballs and came home the victors of another tournament. The next game was with the mighty Kilgore team. The game was played in the local gym and the Kilgore team proved to be the better of the two teams. The Loboes were defeated by the score of 45-31. The following game was with the Marshall team. The Loboes had an off night and were defeated by the score of 30-29. In the next game with the Glade- water Bears the Loboes defeated the Bears 36-22. For the next game with the Texarkana team, the Loboes made the largest score in the dis- trict this year, 81-19. In this game seven boys played what might be their last game. Those boys were: Chile Freudiger, Joe Adams, Jack Skinner, Bill Carnahan, William Whitehead, Lamar Eberhardt, and Joseph Whet- stone. . The Loboes this year had one of the best managers in the district. He is Jimmie Moody. When the Loboes were behind, he kept the spirit up with his cheers. Abney Carnahan Freudiger 'Y' iv . I The Team and Manager, Barbara Holloway QM' 8 The Longview High School Girl's Basketball Team came through the 1941 season with eleven wins out of 15 starts. The team was led by five lettermen from last year. They were Norris, Creasey, Harris, Givens, and Wood. The team attended two tournaments, one at Karnak and ,one at Elysian Fields. At the Karnack tournament the girls received a trophy and ten individual'medals for second place major. In addition to this they received a sportsman- ship trophy, which was the first one to be won by a L.H.S. - team. g 4' l W 1? l Hazel Wood Clara Jean Hart Longview Longview Longview Longview Longview Longview Longview SCORE 43-Tatum 13 26-Tatum 15 34-Waskom 10 17-Jefferson 22 21-Elysian Fields 32-Waskom 11 22-Karnack 8 Mildred Moore, Marion Evans, Mattie Bell Pinson, Estelle Givens Longview Longview Longview Longview Longview Longview Longview Longview SCORE 10-Jefferson 11 17-Jefferson 15 22-Karnack 8 15-Elysian Fields 40-Waskom 11 40-Oak Grove 25 26-Avinger 34 23-Karnack 20 - '--'-- 'vvqrrv-vnu-rv- ' ' farm ' - Estelle Givens Ouida Norris Mattie Bell Pinson Phyllis Creasey ' Geraldine Stebbins Marion Evans, Erma Bell Meadows, Jean Baldwin Front row: B. Larson, D. Baker, K. Abney, H. Warren, B. J. Nelson, J. Skinner, H. Gilstrap, L. Vaughn, L. Cam- mack. Back row: H. Boyland, J. Gammon, L. Todd, G. Johnston, B. J. Poe, F. Grigg, W. Hearne, R. Crowley, K. Raney, D. Meadows, P. Smith, Bob Fuller, Mgr. l l ! Robert Crowley First in: 220 yd. dash, 200 yd. low hurdles, high jump, broad jump ' ' Q M me 7.2 f' K ,iz Q fl Gilstrap, Vaughn, Crowley, Skinner K. Abney first, 440 yd. relay Dudley Meadows, iirst, mile Willis Hearne Lamar Cammack, first, one-half mile third, broad jump second, discus , v Dale Baker, fourth, pole vault 'C I Harrey Warren, first, shot put Q Jack Skinner, first, 120 yd. high hurdles pace ee! airbag' 4,0-0:4-1 ... Y ..,,,,, ,..,., ,.,, .. .. ,- V. vw - -'vf--v-fm ---V-----.,, ',,,..-W , --W - I' Y - 1 ,mif:A,ff' ,f,Me M Zfffjiilg 32 if A,-.212 fy 74411 - 2 41 2521 h , f I l'f . ff' 'N 6 Q! ' ,Q ' ,,-Q ,Q by Q b o G 1 f I L Iff' , JW I iff M ' X 41 .fanqwem Safran! Banc! Director: C. W. Macune Captain: Monte Dhoogen Lieutenantsz Walter Dobbs Decle Bratcher Sergeants: Katie Shumate Hilliard Key Gordon Johnston Aubrey Buchanan Billy Revis ,.' Billy Curryl Ann Feiytress ' Corporals : -f Joyce Wilson Milton Morriss 'S' Lorley'Lokey ' fi Naomi NVascocu James Brown Winifred Feazel Martha McDonald Through hard work and cooperation the L. H. S. Band has achieved many honors. Each member has striven hard to make it one of the best bands in the State. A few of their contest ratings are as follows: First in Division Concert, First in Marching and First in Sight Reading. The L. H. S. Band is a member of the T. M. E. A. and the N. M. E. A. Last summer the band raised enough money to take a trip to Yellowstone National Park. Organization: State, National, and Local Member of N. M. E. A. and T. M. E. A. W. H. Allen Kathleen Anderson J. W. Bell Norman Black Joan Bowman Decle Bratcher Caroline Brown Richard Brown Aubrey Buchanan Milton Cammack Buz Cannon Phil Carnahan Jimmie Colton Guy Connelly Billy Curry Billy Dennis Walter Dobbs Frank Darden Monte Dhoogen Charles Drake Joyce Draper Jackie East Billy Eubanks Marcus Eubanks Loraine Evans Winifred Feazel Ann Fentress Dick Fuller Margaret Fuller Gayle Gandy Jerry Gasway Frances Graybill John Hayes Rush Haywood Dan Hollingsworth Everett Hollaway Gordon Johnston James Kelly Key Flint Marcella Keiffer Dan Leak Ann Fentress, Caroline B MEMBERS Yancey Lewis Lorley Lokey Martha McDonald Dan McQueen Jane McKinney Betty Martin Shirley Meason Dorothy Metcalf Billy Minick Foots Moreland Milton Morris George Numsen David O'Brient Earle O'Brient Billy Tom Park Jimmy Perkins Joanne Peurifoy Billy Ray Billy Revis Betty Revis rown, Katie Shumate, Joanne Peurifoy. Katherine Satterwhite Betty Sapp Marsha Sapp Katie Shumate James Smith Eva Spears Garland Speight Joe Taylor Maurice Temple Jo Toews Earline Turlington Naomi Vascocu Betty Jo Wilmouth Sue Whitehead Max Weddington Joyce Wilson Jack Wood Wesley Works Thomas Welch Kenneth Williams tis .4 r gl. , - My V wrv 'wr Tf 'f f '-wrx In-!'v'xrv11r1wrr1' 'v.pwrwggyfm 'v:-'- Q .Qi Y. as A -F 1, X is 1 ,, '1 ,-, 1 'G' r, ,. T 9' L 1 A r fb' f' U V :gm I wfgifif' ' '.'-11 gr' -1 '21 5, .zz lp '-V 4,'.'.ff. ,Ji V ' - Af, Ma' Q . A ,i.fvz3:.g4C'0e1 V' Jack Skinner, Dorothy Chaflin, Clara Jean Harris, Betty Jo Wilson, Head Leaderg Charlotte Groissumg Tommy Perkins, Head Leader Sponsor: Miss Hughes 7fLe M Jeadm we , X ,, xo df 1 ' YXE'-ft, N vfsi'3?ss3 A , jg, :ai of 1-39 1 ' l ffm: , f' l ' ' l l 'N' H, , X' f' , f H On Home Ground At the Gladewater Game Yell Leaders ln Action l s if! cz l . awniggg,,....1qfxff.t.,i 1 ,sr ' - . 1 ' '64 I V . Surg Bull 7mm President: Ouida Norris Secretary and Treasurer: Phyllis Creasey Leaders: Ouida Norris, Charline Satterwhite Flag Swingers: 1. Estelle Givens 2. Bernice Haupt 3. Audrey Smith 4. Betty Rucker 5. Beverly Rumbaugh Sponsor: Miss Treadaway The drill team is an organization of girls in Longview High School. The purpose is to march and perform with the band during the football season. Two leaders, Char- line Satterwhite and Ouida Norris and the five flag swingers, marched before the team. The drill team of fifty-eight girls is divided into nine ranks. In the nine ranks the fol- lowing acted as captains and co-captains respectively: first rank, Josephine Foster and Dorothy Bridges, second rank, Doris Jean Foster and Dorothy Williams: third rank, Zelda Bell and Betty Brannong fourth rank, Jimmie Crumpton and Dorothy Sparkmang fifth rank, Hazel Wood and Juanita Sanfordg sixth rank, Joella Hall and Louise Rambop seventh rank, Marion Evans and Phyllis Creaseyg eighth rank, Mary Alice Shelton and Imogene Revellg ninth rank, Mattie Bell Pinson and Jackie Branch. To letter in the drill team one must be in the drill team at least two consecutive years, one of which is the senior year. They must pass at least three courses other than the drill team. They must do all required work in the drill team to letter. There were seven to letter in the drill team this year: Ouida Norris, Estelle Givens, Bernice Haupt, Audrey Smith, Josephine Foster, Hazel Wood and Charline Satterwhite. '- 4 DRILL TEAM MEMBERS Mary Ruth Ashcraft Marie Adams Betty Ballenger Lela Bell Zelda Bell Barbara Bleigh Jackie Branch Betty Brannon Dorothy Bridges Peggy Collier Glenna Courter Phyllis Creasey Jimmie Crumpton Doris Davis Marion Evans Doris Jean Foster Josephine Foster Estelle Givens Joella Hall Bernice Haupt Juanita Holt Lahoma Holcomb Bobbie Hurley Billie Jean Jones Linda Jones Peggy Jean Kennamer Helen Lawson Robbie Linville Hilda Lumus Tommie McElroy Billie Marie Mixion Helen Mixion Joyce Mullican Francine Mustachio Ouida Norris Juanita Northcutt Betty Parrish Mattie Bell Pinson Leota Rambo Louise Rambo Imogene Revell Jo Carol Richardson Betty Rogers Betty Rucker Beverly Rumbaugh Juanita Sanford Charline Satterwhite Mary Alice Shelton Louise Simmons Audrey Smith Dorothy Sparkman Geraldine Stebbins Christine Stone Gerald Lee Tucker Charlie Faye Williams Dorothy Williams Jean Williams Hazel Wood Flag Twirlers in action. y Co-captains 4 1 1 1 I Drill Team on the march. 1 Miss Treadaway, Sponsor Captains 1 lad - s T' Fl Ghazal GM Director: Miss Provence Officers: President, Myrtle Ruth Morehead Sec.-Treas., Elizabeth Fogartie Reporter, Patsy Jeane Pace Purpose: To create beauty in singing. The Choral Club of Longview High School has sung a series of church services in six churches of Longview, appeared in goodwill programs in schools of Gregg County, participated in candlelight Christ- mas Program, in an Easter Program on March 29, and in a national contest in May. MEMBERS Welda Albright Helen Alexander Janelle Aycock Dorothy Boyland Jo Ann Buckner June Calloway Elizabeth Dossey Elizabeth Fogartie Jen Hayden Virginia Gail Howard Sue Lane it 1 Dorothea Jones Y I Elizabeth Miller Doris Moore Q? Myrtle Ruth Morehead fi. Lileen Porter .K ' Betty Jack Roberts 3 N June Taylor -P 0 IW? Morine Ashmoore Mary Katherine Barnes Edith Bowman Stella June Bruce Irma Lee Brumley Patsy Jean Bryan Charlotte Clapp Mary Kate Cole llliwyn Combs Dorothy Ann Culver Helen Donnell Alice Fuston Elvira Galvan ZumaL'Legay Henderson Anna Beth Kuykendall Virginia Ann Leak Thelma Looney Patricia Maples Elizabeth Ann Martin Geraldine Moseley Patsy Jean Pace Lorene Robey f Mildred Shaw Jeanne Spence Barbara Teat Alice June Williams Lilla Kate Wood Lela Belitsky Eva Jean Finch Nell Hall Chloe Jeanne Shreck Doris Smith Joan Straughon Suzanne Thurman Jacquelyn Todd Ruth Utzman Audrey Wood Betty Jean Wood .,.......qnnn........, if . A g nsns s yyssnas Yiivimww I Ywwwii TMWWF ...,. A . iiei , W A 1, ' Q 9 ' Gimml' J 13 N f 404104 QGQMG 1 1',WL 5' A - A J if 2 f M- H. 1 . .a ,eiffws V'-'rj 'F f A NATION-WIDE ORGANIZATION f' ' A J' The members of the Junior Classical League covenant to hand on the torch of classical civilization in the modern world. ga , i 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. The National Chapter of the Junior Classical League was organized in 1936. The Longview Chapter of the Junior Classical League was founded in 1938. The Texas State Chapter of the Junior Classical League was organized in 1941. Jimmie Fogartie, a member of the Longview Junior Classical League, is now the president of the Texas State Junior Classi- cal League. Oflicers of the Longview Junior Classical League: Helen Alexander, Consul Jimmie Fogartie, Consul Jean Dalston, Censor Geraldine Pipsaire, Censor Mary Ella Stence, Quaestor Betty Jean Wood, Quaestor Margaret Stamps, Curule Aedile Elizabeth Miller, Curule Aedile Mary Frances'Franklin, Plebeian Aedile Patsy Pace, Plebeian Aedile Larry Freeman, Military Tribune Walter Harris, Military Tribune Marsha Sapp, Tribune Miss Ingram, Sponsor .,..,4t, I are MEMBERS 2 Welda Albright Helen Alexander' Kathleen Anderson' Morine Ashmore Marcus Barnes Mary Katherine Barnes Blanche Birdsong' Norman Black' Tuby Blankenship Joan Bowman' Dorothy Boyland Herbert Boyland Morris Brandegee Robert Brookins Richard Brown' Johnnie Mae Cabbiness Charlotte Clapp' Mary Kate Cole Jean Dalston Jack Daly Frank Darden' Ruth Dekle Johnny Dunaway Robert Elliott Billy Eubanks' Eva Jean Finch Jimmie Fogartie' Mary Frances Franklin Larry Freeman' Jack Gregory Sarah Grimes Joella Hall Walter Harris Marjorie Harrison Marcheta Hixon' Jerry Horseman Virginia Gail Howard Carl Huckabay Bobby Jo Jones Sarah Frances Kelly Frances Leak Larley Lokey' Bobby McClure Catherine McAnally' Bobby McGannon Elizabeth Ann Martin Elizabeth Miller Patsy Miller Billy Minick' Gilbert Moore Johnny Nation Katherine Norris Roscoe Northcutt Earl O'Brienti' Patsy Pace Jimmie Perkins Geraldine Pipsaire Betty Jean Revis' Bettye Sapp' Marsha Sapp' Doris Smith Eva Spears Garland Speight' Jeanne Spence Margaret Stamps Mary Ella Stence' George Stephenson Joan Straughan Normalee Taylor Suzanne Thurman Jacquelyn Todd Melba Rose Todd Mary Bruce Womack' Maxine Weddington' Virginia Anne Weeks Alice June Williams Bettv Jo Wilmoth' Sue Whitehead' Betty Jean Wood Norma Jo Young Wembers of J.C.L. Orchestra W, . Allred, Mary Virginia Boldwin, Jean Bell, Zelda Claek, Joyce Creasey, Phyllis Evans, Marion Foster, Doris Jean Foster, Josephine Franklin, Louise Givens, Estelle Harris, Clara Jean Haupt, Bernice Holloway, Barbara Lucy, Julia Ann Mixion, Billie Moarie Moore, Mildred Munsell, Norma Norris, Ouida Pepper, Elwanda Pinson, Mattie Bell Richardson, Jo Curol Richardson, Sybil Rogers, Betty Sanford, Juanita Satterwhite, Charline Smith, Audrey Sparkman, Dorothy Stebbins, Geraldine Stvckey, Rose Mary Webb, Dorris Wilson, Betty Jo Wood, Hazel Miss Treadaway, Sponsor va gm' -J H era Part of the Initiation 5 OFFICERS President, Phyllis Creasey Vice-President, Hazel Wood Secretary, Ouida Norris Treasurer, Clara Jean Harris Members of the Girls' Lobo Club in Longview High School take part in some sport. Noon hour, volleyball is composed of home room teams. The winning home room team re- ceives medals at the end of the tournament. The Girls' L Club sponsors softball and the team is also given medals. Track and tennis awards are given by this club for the girls. r ,..-,,. ..4..-..... .... ,L ,.. , .r,....u--.-..,.,.hA --in-H-W Jr- A----4--M - In-L.:-m - - - V BW' 'JHGZMA Officers: President, Robert Crowley Vice-President, Joe Adams Sec.-Treas., Charles Freudiger Sponsors: P. E. Shotwell C. B. Osburn B. L. Blackburn The Boys' L Club of Longview High School was formed in 1935 to promote the progress of sports. It is a local organization whose membership is composed of boys who have lettered in the various sports, namely, football, basketball, track and tennis. Besides participating in the before-named interscholastic league sports the Boys' L Club sponsors each spring a handball tour- nament and an intramural track meet. Only boys who will be eligible the next year and who have not already won places in these events are allowed to enter. A separate meet is held for the boys who are 15 years old or under. First place winners are awarded medals. Last year the Boys' L Club awarded 36 medals to intramural sportsmen. At the end of school each year the Boys' L Club elects a girl to be The Spirit of Longview High School. She appears in the final assembly program of the year in which the basket- ball and track lettermen receive their jackets. MEMBERS: Hugh Coats Joe Adams J. T. Jeffress Lamar Eberhardt Robert Crowley Charles Freudiger Harold Gilstrap Willis Hearne Bob Fuller Jim Carter Jimmie Moody Kenneth Abney Jack Murray Harry Warren Lamar Cammack Clinton Smith Milton Pearson Forrest Grigg Bob Goode Leroy Dowden Bill Carnahan Charles Johnson Ronald Boswell Lonnie Clark A. G. Shaw Billie Jo Nelson Kenneth Raney v----,--f-wf-W-,-rWwW- - - . . T. INTERNATIONAL HONORARY SOCIETY FOR HIGH SCHOOL JOURNALISTS Quill and Scroll, the international honorary society for high school journalists, numbers over twenty-five hundred chapters. These are located in nearly every state in the Union, in Hawaii, Alaska, Canada, England, New Zealand and China. Fifty thousand young journalists from schools which are outstanding in the quality of their publication work, wear the badge Organized April 10, 1926, by a group of high school supervisors for ing and rewarding individual achievement in journalism and allied fields, active part in raising standards in this field, and in directing the course OFFICERS Betty Jo Wilson, Betty Jean Wood, Evelyn Wood, Jane Buckley, Jack MEMBERS Patsy Harris Dorothy Mack Patsy Pace Betty Jo Wilson Betty Jean Wood Evelyn Wood Jane Buckley Jack Wood Joyce Wilson Jo Toews Carolyn Brown Betty Capers of the society. the purpose of encourag- the society has taken an of high school journalism. Wood, Joyce Wilson Jane Castleberry Dorothea Jones Julia Lucy Joan McKay Martha Ann Walker Jean Dalston . ,.. ,4..l..h..,, JM Qlfacfalqw Los Hidalgos, our Spanish club, is a local or- ganization. The purpose of this club is to further the use of Spanish in the Longview High School. Los Hidalgos meet the first and third Thursdays of the month. President-John C. Spradley Vice Pres.-Jack Wood Treasurer-Janie Sweeney Secretary-Dolores Meadows Parliamentarian-Joe Mathews i....,.w..i..........,i- Yfriw . -- eye ,V ,J .. 4:73 President-Jack Wood Secretary-Myrtle Ruth Morehead Treasurer-Mary K. Cain Vice Pres.-Charles Freudiger MEMBERS -- John C. Spradley Joy E. Stanley Betty Capers Joe Mathews Illiwyn Combs Robinette Clark Jimmie Moody Janie Swinney Betty Lee Martin Mary Mendiola Elizabeth Fogartie Martha J . Durham Delores Meadows Jack Wood Shirley Meason Frances Graybill Q Myrtle Ruth Morehead Q Billy Revis Jo-Ann Buckner Chile Freudiger Jane Buckley Bobbie Dawn Dickinson Mary Catherine Cain Kenneth Raney ..... :JV -Q.-...Qu ,,.M 'Tl' 15 -L' 'os' f- 1 5 e ' 1 -M 'j' ' ' Q' u -f 'A lWZlL1 ' H305 so 1 K 2 M Q, w X QQ p V,-vm lays Q. u',f+Wf?:flv 5 'w f 4 ?:f,.?.. c ,J Q ' 4 J -- ' 5222224 tiff'-'W-' -Q-5-Tut A Un mf' M . , .,,., -f - - -1-A ':N '41, so , is gl lv' , A is Q, so M AV 'wail ' .Q 1.2114 WY ' .. .23-rx.- S1--an fl 0 ,. - 'f'fWLWQWllf' , V W A ai, ' FORMER PEONS Melinda Florey Peggy Jo Moreland Eileen Porter Patricia Maples Alice Fuston Josephine Moir Lilla Kate Wood Clarice Thompson Lela Belitsky Aubrey Buchanan Dick Fuller Geraldyne Mosley Clydelle Henderson Joanne Peurifoy .... , ,...n. alfancfiadzadaffkeiaacfazmake Mazza e ji M-as-W Sponsor, Miss Julia Hyman ...-... .411-L... Club Work 7Ae fan swf Sponsors-Miss Dorothy Cox, Miss Julia Hyman Editor-Betty Jo Wilson Business Manager-Betty Jean Wood Assistant Editor--Jane Castleberry Class Editors-Clara Jean Harris, Patsy Numsen, Marjorie Harrison Sport Editors--Jerry Lucy, Julia Ann Lucy Art-Ruth Dekle Club Editor-Dorothea Jones Advertisements-Gordon Johnston Selling Annuals-Jean Dalston Assistants-Sports-Bob Bramlet, William Whitehead, Monte Johnson, Jack Rhodes, Phyllis Creasey, Dan Leak, Jimmie Bothwell Class Editors and Snapshots Athletic Work Proof Readers V ,W gh I v -Qc'-'5 ,, A f' 3, J. we L Betty Jo Wilson, Editor-in-Chief Club Work Photographer and Sophomore Class Editor at work. Editor in the Annual Room after school. Clubs : Jo-Ann Buckner, Wilcie Jean Smith, Jot Mat- thews, Joan McKay, Bobbie Dawn Dickinson, Dudley Meadows, Arlie Berry, Martha Ann Walker, Betty Capers, Jo Suma Lindsay, Jose- ,phine Foster. Typists : John Holland, James Clements, Thalia Gregory, Sue Jean Mack, Myndall Pruitt, Mary Virginia Allred. Photographers : - Betty Jean Wood Beverly Brown Peggy White, Gilbert Moore, PZVCSY Bryan, Business Manager Business Staff David O'Brient, Jane Castleberry. Proof readers : Clydell Henderson, Johnnie Mae Cabbiness. Miss Dorothy Cox, Sponsor ' Jean Dalston-Gordon Johnston Business Staff ,mn-un. . , . - ,-....,. .L ., .. .W ,.,, 4.1.4. Miss Ethel Kaderli President--Wanda Lantz Vice-President-Mildred Moore Secretary-Barbara Hollaway Sergeant at Arms-Dorothea Jones The Dramatic Club, sponsored by Miss Ethel Ka- derli, is an organization for the students interested in acting. The work this year has been devoted to one three- act play, Going Places, and three one-act plays, Nine Lives of Emily, The Boy Comes Home, and The Woman Who Understood Men. The regular meetings of the club are on the second and fourth Thursdays of the month. Several interest- ing night meetings have been held. MEMBERS: Mary Virginia Allred Kathleen Anderson Clara Attaway June Bazzel Blanche Birdsong Jimmy Bothwell Bernard Boucher Joan Bowman Herbert Boyland Bobby Bramlett Jane Buckley Jo Ann Buckner June Calloway Ruth Carmichael Hugh Coats Wilma Crabtree Edwin B. Deane, Jr. Bobbie Dawn Dickinson Walter Dobbs John Dunaway Elizabeth Fogartie Josephine Foster Mattie Ann Gray Sarah Grimes Bernice Haupt Jen Hayden Willis Hearne Johnie Mae Heims Clydelle Henderson Barbara Hollaway Virginia Gail Howard Elizabeth Howk Marion Howk Audrey Jackson Leon Johnston Dorothea Jones James Marvin Kelly Sara Knighton Sue Lane Wanda Lantz Dorothy Metcalf Mildred Moore Geraldyne Mosley Norma Munsell Joanne Peurifoy Myndall Pruitt John Reid Billie Faye Redings Floyd Rumbaugh Jo Ann Seward Katie Lou Shumate Audrey Smith Wilcie Jean Smith Eva Spears Margaret Stamps Mary Ella Stence Rose Mary Stuckey Barbara Teat Lamar Vaughan O. B. Waltey Sammie Ruth Welch Peggy White Betty Jo Wilson Emily Wood Lilla Kate Wood , w.,,,. V-.. . .fy -- -------vw -vv-v----v..-,..-,-,.,--.-W . 7he fm?-Mem Editor-Joyce Wilson Asst. Ed.-Patsy Harris and Caroline Brown Exchange Ed.-Ruth Carmichael Sports Ed.-Jimmie Aenchbacker Typist-Mary K. Cain Business Manager-Mary Frances Cordts Sponsor-Miss Ruth Hilliard Jimmy Aenchbacker Lois Andrews June Bazzell Caroline Brown Jane Buckley Mary Katherine Cain Milton Cammack Betty Capers Ruth Carmichael Mary Frances Cordts MEMBERS Monte Dhoogan Mattie Ann Gray Patsy Harris Jo Suma Lindsay Dorothy Mack Patsy Pace Marsha Sapp Katie Shumate Jo Toews Joyce Wilson ...ln....aKl..- ,, .... , A ,,,..,............. ,, , A ... .,....- hi Q? Mary Virginia Allred, Jonny Mae Helms, Beverly Rumbaugh, Betty Rucker 7Ae imma GMA OFFICERS President--Lela Beletcky Vice-President-Don Bryant Secretary-Myra J. Newton Treasurer-Jonny Mae Heims Program Chairman-June Calloway Club Reporter-Sybil Richardson Beth Carson, Suzanne Thurman, Frances Manning, Jonny Mae Helms, Sybil Richardson, Jen Hayden, Don Bryant, Lela Belitisky June Calloway w-w- --wif -vs .v -- --v-qg- - Susan Thurman Miss Harper MEMBERS: Mary Virginia Allred Lela Belitsky Don Bryant June Calloway Beth Carson Louise Franklin Johnny Mae Heims Elizabeth Howk Marion Howk Jen Hayden Frances Manning Patricia Maples Francine Mustashia Myra Newton Sybil Richardson Betty Rucker Beverly Rumbaugh Winina Wells If you want to learn all about books and thestuff that goes on behind the counters of a library, just join the Library Club. You spend your time making posters and thinking of' ideas to advertise the library. You learn how to meet the public, and all about books and libraries. The club is sponsored by Miss Leona Harper, Librarian, and is open to any member of the student body who wants to work with books. Miss Harper, Don Bryant, aiigx' Marion Howk, Elizabeth Howk, Jen Hayden Sybil Richardson, Louise Franklin I if lil? -l Officers Miss Ware 7fze fifaimnal Jffmm Sami, The National Honor Society, a national organization of secondary schools, exists for the purpose of recognizing those pupils who excel in scholarship. character, co-operation or school citizenship, and leadership. It is the aim of the society to promote the general welfare of the school and to encourage high ideals of scholastic attainment, service, and character. OFFICERS President, Dorothy Boyland Vice-President, Jonnie Mae Cabbiness Secretary-Treasurer, Olin Faircloth Sponsor, Miss Ware MEMBERS: Helen Alexander Howard Hutcheson Joan Bowman Wanda Lantz Dorothy Boyland Julia Ann Lucy Jonnie Mae Cabbiness Dorothy Mack Ruth Carmichael Joan McKay Mary Kate Cole Elizabeth Miller Martha Durham Geraldine Pipsaire Billy Eubanks Paul Smith Olin Faircloth Wanda Stanley Jimmie Fogartie Geraldine Stebbins Mary Frances Franklin Mary Ella Stence Bob Fuller June Williams Dick Fuller Betty Jo Wilmoth Patsy Harris Jack Wood J. W. Henson Wesley Wbrks Barbara Holloway ,ference glad JUNIOR TEXAS ACADEMY 0F SCIENCE LITHUIM CHAPTER The Lithuim Chapter of the Junior Texas Academy of Science is also affiliated with the Science Clubs.of America. The Science Club meets the second and fourth Thursdays in the month and at the meetings interesting programs are pre- sented. Jimmie Fogartie, the president of the chapter, is also regional president. The purpose of the science club is to develop the interest of high school students of Texas through encouragement of indi- vidual research, keeping up with current advancements of science, and becoming acquainted with leading scientific organ- izations and scientists. THE OFFICERS President-Jimmie Fogartie Vice-President-Billy Curry Secretary-Wanda Stanley Treasurer-Olin Faircloth Historian-Patsy Harris Club Reporter-Dorothy Mack Parliamentarian-Harry Warren Sponsor-Miss Templeton MEMBERS The colors of this organization are blue and gold and the motto is: Science for service, safety and pleasure. There are only thirty members of the Science Club as authorized by e state constitution for chapters. Jo Ann Bowman Richard Brown Dorothy Chaflin Jean Dalston Walter Dobbs Bob Evans Olin Faircloth Elizabeth Fogartie Jimmie Fogartie Mary Frances Franklin Bob Fuller Patsy Harris Rolene Hopkins J. G. Hurst Fred Kerstetter Dorothy Mack Joe Mathews Bobby McClure Richard Plaske Jack Seale Marvin Shelton Margaret Stamps Wanda Stanley Clarice Thompson Suzanne Thurman Harry Warren June Williams Betty Jean Wood Wesley Works Laboratory Assistants Dalston, Faircloth, and Seale Miss Templeton 1 Q4 i gif f . W' eff gy., L' w I . MW ,i 76,2 AMW 60,4 of 'fm '42 The aim of this club is to extend our knowledge of' biology to us as individuals, and to have better fellowship among the students of biology. In the future we plan to make some interesting experiments pertaining to biology. Our plan for the future is to have it associated with the National Science Club. The members plan to make some projects to leave to the benefit of the members to fol- low us. f 'hn. Sponsor, Miss Mayo OFFICERS Don Bryant-President Billy Dennis-Secretary Jack Locy-Vice President fNorman Black-Roll Chairmanj MEMBERS Norman Black Don Bryant Billy Dennis Jack Locy Lorain Evans Sam King Myndall Pruitt Zuma Legay Henderson Garland Speight Billy Hardeman SPONSOR Miss Mace Mayo .fly SPONSORS Miss Frances Freeman Miss Josephine George l f III ,,.. ,... ,, ,.,,,,--v-.-w. .Y . ,Af GM Promoting good homemakers and developing friendship among the girls are the main purposes of the homemaking girls. The club meets on the second and fourth Thursdays of the month and is part of a State organization. The activities of the year have gone over with a bang!!! Could we ever forget the wonderful Armistice Dance given in night club fashion, and the big picnic with those cruel initiations? The club centered its interest this year around Red Cross work, the making of ditty bags and knitting. OFFICERS President-Katie Shumate Vice President-Marion Evans Secretary-Lois Andrews Reporter-Betty Capers Sergeant-at-Arms-Reba Bryant Abel, Eva Louise Adams, Marie Andrews, Lois Ashcraft, Mary R. Ashmore, Maxine Aycock, Janelle Baldwin, Jean Bazzell, June Birdsong, Christine Birdsong, Marie Bruce, Stella June Boyette, Jackie Bistline, Sidney Joyce Black, Alice Bryan, Patsy Jean Bryant, Reba Buckley, Jane Blakely, Sara Bowman, Edith Branel, Jackie Bell, Lela Marie Brannon, Bettie Sue Castleberry, Jane Collier, Peggy Culver, Dorothy Ann Carson, Beth Chaliin, Dorothy Cherb, Ruth Louise Capers, Betty Combs, Marie Courter, Glenna Mae Clement, Eilean Coats, Juanita Crabtree, Wilma Clark, Joyce Cain, Mary Katherine Davis, Doris Dickinson, Bobbie D. MEMBERS Dalston, Mildred Davis, Margaret Draper, Joyce Durham, Martha Evans, Marion Elkins, Lillian Fentress, Ann Foster, Doris Jean Foust, Linda Fowler, Evelyn Galvan, Elvira Gasway, Geraldine Graybill, Frances Harris, Patsy Howk, Marion Howk, Elizabeth Horton, Margie Mae Harroff, Ruby Holt, Juanita Heim, Johnnie Mae Hurley, Bobbie Jones, Carolyn Jones, Linda Kuykendal, Anna Beth Karlovic, Mary Kennamer, Peggy J . Lawson, Helen Lane, Sue McDonald, Martha Mackey, Shirley Meadows, Erma Mendiola, Esparanza Mastachia, Francine Mack, Sue Jean Moore, Mildred Mendiola, Mary Manning, Frances .,. , .. a.A-,...-.. Mixon, Helen Moorehead, Myrtle R. Moir, Josephine Nelson, Margaret Peurifoy, Joanne Porter, Eileen P'Pool, Geraldine Robey, Lorene Rodgers, Helen Richardson, Joe Carol Reynolds, Betty Jo Rumbaugh, Beverly Rambo, Louise Revell, Imogene Roberts, Betty Jack Rucker, Betty Rogers, Betty Shadoin, Georgie Satterwhite, Katherine Shelton, Mary Alice Smith, Dorothy Shumate, Katie Sparks, Maurine Shaw, Mildred Shreck, Chloe Jeane Smart, Sybil Teat, Barbara Toney, Bonnie Faye Tucker, Gearld Lee Utzman, Ruth Walker, Martha Ann Webb, Doris Williams, Charlie Faye Williams, Dorothy Wells, Winona Wood, Emily Wood, Evelyn Williams, Jean The English Club is composed of the stu dents in Miss Ware's classes. The officers for each class are: Chapter IIIb Pres.-Charles Freudiger Vice Pres.-Billie Joe Nelson Sec.-Treas.-Dewey Priester - La Chapter IIIa Pres.-Forrest Green Vice Pres.-Virginia Long Sec.-Treas.-Arlon Larson Chapter IIa Pres.-Geraldine Pool Vice Pres.-Carolyn Jones Sec.-Treas.-Peggy Jo Moreland Chapter IIIb Pres.-Herbert Johnson Vice Pres.-Laura Taylor Sec.-Audrey Jackson Chapter IIa Pres.-Anne Weeks Vice Pres.-Kathleen Anderson Sec.-Joella Hall Treas.-Mary Katherine Barnes Chapter IIIb Pres.-Charlotte Grissom Vice Pres.-Richard McDaniel Sec.-Treas.-Katherine Harrison Sfggigigstidgml Clzgtidams Student Council paper drive for National Defense. Secretary-Mary Katherine Cain ' Sponsor--Mrs. Virgil Rosson Student Council with Christmas gifts. MEMBERS OF THE STUDENT COUNCIL Frank Darden Delores Meadows Sue Lane Richard Polaski Carolyn Jones Wright Johnson Martha A. Walker Billy Joe Nelson Julia Ann Lucy Jack Wood Marjorie Harrison Jack Locy Patsy Pace Mildred Moore John C. Spradley Katherine Harrison ln Aubrey Buchanan Robert Crowley Charles Freudiger Clara Fay Attaway Eddie Haper Virginia Long Earleen Turlington Jack Skinner Dorothy Ann Culver Dale Baker Pat Lyle Earl O'Brient Garland Speight Kathleen Anderson Eva Jean Finch Morris Brandegee ...ma-L... . Student Council. A The Student Council is composed of a girl and boy from each home room, elected by popular vote by the students of that room. The officers are elected by popular vote of the students of the school. The Student Council has as its purpose the better- ment of the school by trying to establish a spirit of cooperation on the part of every student. The main purpose is to work for a high moral tone. The council sponsors the school dances and organizes the schedule for the assembly programs. There is a committee which works at the football yames. At Christmas the Student Council gave twenty-three baskets of food to bring greater cheer to some of the students of the school. One work of the council is to keep clean and quiet halls by sponsoring the hall monitor system. In order to buy one or more defense bonds the council had a paper drive to collect newspapers, maga- zines, cardboard, and waste paper. The Student Council is a State, Southern, and Na- tional orgjanization. It sends representatives to the State Convention and pays dues in the Southern Con- vention of Student Councils. This year the Southern Convention is to meet in Dallas, Texas, and Longview will send representatives. The council is sponsored by Mrs. Virgil Rosson and was first organized in 1930. MEMBERS Q-A! ...fi it 7ke pan-74 Sinknll QOVMLM The Pan-American Student Forum is an organization of students Cf Spanish in North America. Its purpose is to create mutual understanding and better cooperation be- tween the people of the different countries and nations of the American continent. OFFICERS Presidents: Joe Adams, Wayne Tutt, Herbert Johnson, Gordon Johnston, Jack Ashworth, and Julia Ann Lucy. Vice Presidents: Willis Hearne, Margaret Fuller, Pat Lyle, Virginia Long, June Hancock, and Elwanda Pepper. Secretaries: Robinette Clark, Wylene Paul, Mildred Mc- Haney, Gloria Sertas, and Clara Jean Harris. Sponsor: Miss Gertrude Curran. David Whitlow Eva Louise Abel James Anderson Jack Ashworth James Aycock Roy Birdsong Barbara Bleigh Willis Booth Edith Bowman Edith Bridges Patsy Bryan Jo-Ann Buckner Jimmie Cammack Buz Cannon Harold Carmichael Alex Cornett Beth Carson Edna Carter Roy Carver Norma Clifford Hugh Coats Peggy Collier Dorothy Culver Charles Drake Helen Fielder Margaret Fuller James Gammon Charlotte Grissom Nell Hall Clara Jean Harris Catherine Harrison Willis Hearne Zuma Legay Henderson Dan Hollingsworth Howard Hutchinson Joseph Whetstone Billy Williams Martha Ann Walker Herbert Johnson Gordon Johnston Billie Jean Jones Sam King Robbie Linville Virginia Long Julia Ann Lucy Pat Lyle Mildred McHaney Joan McKay Jane M. McKinney Elizabeth Lee Martin James Matthews Joe Miller Bobbie Jo Moseley Eric Ottman Billy Tom Part Wylene Paul Elwanda Pepper Richard Plaschke Jack Pilon' Billy Revis Billy Fay Ridings Edward Rowe John Henry Rucker Robert Ryan Gloria Serpas Joan Seward Tommie Shadoin Joe Skinner Jamie Love Smith Paul Smith Geraldine Stebbins June Taylor g-f-Q K1' 3, 8.-if 3 'lg 1-M152 .:,.ln iam Tiff V Q.--li fd ,. B, ' Yllr ' Olin and Jack even confuse the camera!! Some of the Choral club-Wasn't their Easter program good? Our faithful Joe-Harry Warren, where is your all-district football award ? Old Glory at half mast for Donald, Linus and Clayton-Monte, Jimmy and Kenneth, three of our hopes in an athletic way for 1942-43-Myndall and Peggy, one of our pairs of pals-The school in full dress-two new tire escapes, redbuds in bloom, and fresh green leaves on the old oak-Francine and Betty have spring fever, too!!-Through the window straight at the camera-Jack and Charles and old Nick. aw-Q Q5 . , 51 .V .B ,:,-- , . jx! ' '1 p. b 59 s je, Little sophomores with arms full of books. Mary Virginia Iills up space. Patsy Harris and Beverly Brown make some awful faces at something. Mattie Ann Gray thinks, Bobbie Dawn Dickenson pops gum, while Jane Buckley just sits, Handsome Gordon Johnson. What kind of bull session is this? Martha Ann XValker, Clara Clutch Harris, Julia Ann Lucy, and Elwanda Pepper pose for a picture. Three Stooges. Old Glory. Estella Gibbins tries hard. Juniors working on scenery. Pretty smile, VValter. it must be funny, Jessie. Three smart looking boys: Joe Adams, B. M. Salmon, and Lonnie Clark. Our new teacher, Miss Whitaker. I L-.........g,, ... 5-qi' I Interested, boys?? Julia Ann hands out programs. Some game!!! Off the school ground, of course. Robinette leaving school with Charlotte. James McDonald looks worried about something. The manager. A smart crew. The band at Yellowstone. Billy Gaw and two others skip activity period, My! My! Norma Muncell and Betty Rogers look like they are going to study. Four of a kind. What could be the center of attraction here??? The blank space is reserved for Ronald Boswell's missing tooth. -.. Q an ft ,ar shi If S VV af' ...Jr ,, Q.-.wands in,2,,,. AQ asf avi b . 'U 2354 J Q ' 24 'lub N H, ' . 'W I . 1, L J f ai l 1. g A f ff Why all the gloom, Monte and Jack ? Davey O'Brien's gone but not forgotten. What's the matter, Harold, Arlan, Bobby and Berneil? Four good friends. Watch out, Cordtsy! Look at the birdie, Johnny and Kennon. Isn't Mr. Wright cute? Miss Daisy,Liegh working up a little elbow grease. Is Jessie's picture all that bad, Pat? Four of a kind-Clara, Maymo, Mary Virginia, and Jessie. Young boy. Who's the victim, Gordon? One of the three stooges, or is it Fouts? Hello, Jane. Glamour boy, Boucher. Recess time-here's Gic, Bet, Betty Jo, Clara Jean, Ann, and Mary Kay. Garland following in R. T.'s footsteps. Jack, Gic and B. M. Beth Elaine admiring Peggy Jo's feet. UL Club boys, including Chile, Crowley, Lamar and Lamar, Jim and Moody. ' 3- www- T-f- 'vfv-ry-.---.-.-v -.--Y --------W v- BOBBY DAWN DICKINSON decided to swim the ocean. When she reached the middle of the ocean, she got so tired she thought she would drown, so she turned around and swam back. I f i MISS HILLIARD-Define the word punc- ture. JOYCE WILSON-A puncture is a little hole in a tire usually found a great distance from the garage. t 1 i CLARA JEAN HARRIS Cto Clerkb-I want to buy some powder. CLERK-Do you want the kind that goes off with a bang? CLARA JEAN-No, I want the kind that goes on with a puff. iii MR. WILKINSON, to class-Now, students, I want you all to draw a ring. Kennon Chambers draws a square. WILKIE-Kennon, I told you to draw a ring, and you drew a square. Why? KENNON--Mine's a boxing ring. 1 Q f The preacher finished his sermon with, All liquor should be thrown in the river, and the choir ended by singing, Shall We Gather at the River? wife One day recently, Hitler showed up at the Pearly Gate and told St. Peter he desired to have a word with Moses. St. Peter showed some misgivings, but, as usual, Hitler had his way. VVhen Moses came out, Adolf said he wanted to know more about that storied crossing of the Red Sea. Yes, it's true, Moses assured him. But how did you do it? queried Hitler. Oh, I had a wand which I waved over the waters, said Moses, and they separated. Now, Moses, asked the Fuehrer, eager- 1y, 'just where is that wand? In the British Museum, was the reply. W- -v-wv-,vw-v ' - JACK MURRAY-I killed- five flies today, three males and two females. JEFF J EFFRIES-How can you tell a male from a female fly? JACK-Well, three sat on the beer bottle and two on the mirror. ijt Frequent water drinking will prevent you from becoming stiff in the joints. iii- Little Jack Horner sat in a corner-B. O. 1' 'I 'I . When do the leaves begin to turn? The night before exams start. ik f i How many students are there in the high school? About one in every five. 1 1 Q FARMER-Hi! There! VVhat are you doing up in my cherry tree? J. G. HURST-There's a notice down there that says keep off the grass. tit MISS COX-James, why didn't you put a blue patch on those blue britchespinstead of a pink one? JAMES CLEMENTS-That's not a' patch, teacher, that's me! 1 iv 1 J. G. is always boasting about his family tree. Do you think he has one? JERRY LUCY-Sure, he's a nut, isn't he? 'kit SCOUTMASTER-Where is Charles James? BOBBY QUICK-Do you mean that fellow who wears a size 14 shoe? SCOUTMASTER-Yes. BOBBY-He's down at the crossroads turn- ing around. . if 1 'Y c K j ' .M E. .V ,,,-.s. E in N 'wi' 3 5 . vi 39 Q 'Ti er or Bm 151 W 2 Q Ill ' V am,-1 J 4 I 1 sew- gy . . , 4 ' v- A A orr, s . Q 4 5 , ii i .riy V. I L ,Y-A, U2 It lr . if esr fit The band going onto the field for practice-Three Choral Club singers-Kenneth, smile for us--Now, Geraldine, tongues are not in fashion outside the mouth-The Band group at the New London meet-More honors for our Band-Betty's brother, John Henry-Just innocent play during the noon hour-The stands at the Gladewater game- Crowley, how one small chest could hold all the medals he's won-From the Yellowstone trip-The J. C. L. King and Queen of Mardi Gras-Such stuff-The boys' and girls' basketball game-Ah! Spring, another shot at the track, boys. V ., v . ..v,.,,,,. Compliments of Perkins Bros. Company Where Tyler and Green Streets Meet and All Longview and East Texas Shop With Confidence Compliments of SOUTHERN GAS COMPANY Economical v Safe 0 Dependable MAXIMUM SERVICE MINIMUM COST Compliments of Longview Motors, Inc. Phone 1380 - 232 East Tyler Longview, Texas Compliments Of HOLLYWOOD CAFE Good Things to Eat Phone 1276 213 E. Tyler SKILLED MECHANICS OUR WORK PROVIDES SAFETY TO YOU, YOUR Q HEALTH, AND YOUR PROPERTY Grimes Electric and Plumbing Co. Compliments of Imperial Barber Shop I Compliments of SCott's Flower Shop 110 East Methuin 804 SO. Green Phone 459 Compliments . Longview Drug Co. of MELTON 'S RETREAT Phone 9506 Gladewater Highway BEAUTY PREPARATIONS Elizabeth Arden Products Exclusive in Longview, Texas Phone 67 or 66 MARITZSKY'S INC. HEADQUARTERS FOR YOUNG MEN Compliments of B. A. SKIPPER Fisher Sessum, Inc. 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Compliments of OHIO AUTO PARTS 326 West Tyler Compliments of JUNCTION DRUG STORE Phone 204 I Free Delivery Compliments of Safeway Cab Phone 774 LATHAM'S EATTHEBEST Phone 663 Young and Mobberly Compliments of ARLIE BEARDEN'S RADIO SERVICE Compliments of McCarley's Jewelry Store Lon gview Hard.Ware The House of Fine Diatmoiwls, Watches, and Silver THE WISE STUDENT . . . 1. . . And Aren't We All'?D CHOOSES HIS APPAREL FROM THE STYLE STORE THAT CATERS TO BOYS FROM AGE 7 TO 70! I T U R P I E S L A D E Complete Outfitters for Men and Boys In Longview, it's Definitely- Martin's for SMART APPAREL Miss and Matron BD Mo Io I A Professional School of Business Longview, Texas Monroe, La 1 ., I L A..L.n.. ..A....n ,,.,....... , , 'Xu r 1 0 ' ' V . ' ' Wm his e M 3 . ,lxiyjlgi 'fell . Hi' -ml .v in v lg I 'sig-, Q xxxl Q ui' K, . ,,,., ,ln N , . llf ffm: . . 'Y W ,QM :Q g g,,..-.--sv MJ .HLWJY4 . F1 'l . at . K5 . . 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Chas., Kenneth and boys in the shop. Seven little girls all in a row. Q, , 1 l 12 ' l ' f A rsss ,..,.,,.. In M , j?,.5- 'A 1 ' 5 W 'E ,f .,w'M ,ni if l 1 J if -V5 ZGQR fi? 2 ......fh-n-or s 'ii it 5 'is l 9 Wim? e w? There was no privacy at all while the fire escapes went up, but plenty noise-Betty Jean Wood, our business manager, a good one, too-A little out of place-Some of the tennis players-Really, this was made during the 7th period P.E. class-Robinette and Charlotte get all the camera-Dr. Hilton and Mrs. Priester check T. B. test-More victims of red arms-We'l1 see you in the sunshine!!! Some late comers after recess-James Clements caught in the act of work-Off of the farm--What would we do without the front steps and the milk truck coveralls!-Jerry and Dudley discuss the merits of Elderville and Judson-Who won? 11 I sm - A , ls..l , , .7 ,f -L e rtsiyss l A i V Q? 17 ,f'f , 1.x-gp-':g.:..f.f. , - -N337 a:w1.ifv1,,ff ' I . ,,...,, 1,11 wi J o WC' , SL:-Si -' Ydudf TU ,-.--f ' Egl H A la Typ! 'NGS oFANANCg:.' - C? V 1 I- 11' v y N 'LL f - U CLR55 TOHSSENY X-Y 35 ff? gi:-51 6.1 iff 949 r v . '1 WEST AKD 5 LACAXQ 5 c.ow-vwvs VU '- Hi X E-?0oL HPSXILJN F J AN 9 AFTER SQA-X 06-:ix w.Y7---..-.-..,....,,,...,f--. Y, ,,. .,-.Y A ,lf Vi l V . VV W , 5 if if 5' , , 'ZF . Q K 'A Q E' ff ' 5. .' U fyfl s 5 5 !' Ay ' .ff - f 1 iw R 8 if ' - 'C' K , 4, S if A , 'K Mvslc J' RX fjf d 54.15 .I5- ' A - T, E Q .1 I l. 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Arkie -Someone else's coat. Q Q Q MOTHER-Where have you been all day? I told you to beat the rug. MILTON P.-Sorry, Mother, I thought you said hang up the rug and beat it. 'l wk if CHARLOTTE-Come over to my house and play next week. MARJORIE-But suppose it rains? CHARLOTTE-Then come the day before. t -Q t GORDON J OHNSTON-Why is it that every time I buy you an apple you won't go around anyone but Evelyn? MILDRED M.-Cause she's the only one that doesn't have any front teeth. QQ: MISS HUGHES-Illiwyn, run over and tell Mr. Anderson his store is on fire. ILLIWYN-Let Mary go. It s her day to run errands, I'll go tomorrow. i' 1 1 WRIGHT JOHNSON-I don't like these photographs. I look like an ape. PHOTOGRAPHER - You should have thought of that before you had them made. Charles Johnson went to the florist's and hesitated between roses and carnations. FLORIST Cby way of encouragement! - Say it with flowers. What about a dozen roses? CHAS.-Oh, yes. But I'm a man of few words-two will do. - QQ: Yes, said PATSY HARRIS modestly. I camouflaged my house three months ago and the landlord hasn't been around since. He can't find the house. , :Qc MR. OSBURN-The farmers raise the grain. Now, what do the grain merchants do. MILTON C.-They raise the price. fQf MISS MATLOCK-What is the half of eight, Frank? FRANK-Which way, teacher? M. M.-W'hat do you mean? FRANK DARDEN-On top or sidewise? l TEACHER-What difference does it make? FRANK-Well, the top half of eight side- ways is three. Q Q ir TAXI DRIVER-Any part of the city for 50 cents. HOLLAND-No you don't! I bought the city hall last year and they wouldn't give it to me. i Waitress, what's wrong with these eggs? I don't know, I only laid the table. 4. Q af OUIDA N.-I'll have you know that three men are after my hand. HUGH-They probably want to snatch that expensive diamond you've been wearing. t sk 'k ' TWENTY-Give me a man that's good, and kind and true. THIRTY-Give me a man. .....---f-----vqy-vw, Darling, your eyes shine brighter than tracer bullets. When you look at me, incen- diary bombs explode within me and my heart feels like the plunger of a machine gun. My head whirls like an A-B3 and I gasp as if gassed, as I gaze upon your features, fairer than a flag of truce. The thought of losing you stabs my heart like shrapnel. I'm hold- up like a cockney in a German concentra- tion camp, by your blitzkrieg of amorous warfare. Darling, marry me and be my draft exemption. aff HSUDDEN THOUGHTS A fool and his money sooner or later wind up in college. Said the math professor: N ow watch the blackboard while I run through it once more. It takes 20 minutes longer for a student to tell what he thinks than it does to tell what he knows. Those who go to college and never get out are called professors. Once there was a mean army officer. He was rotten to the corps. They marked the exams so strictly they flunked him for having a period upside- down. af iv 1 I hear that your son left college because of poor eyesight. Yes, he mistook the dean of women for a co-ed. f Q Q t HARRY W.-Why do you always judge a girl by her figure and not by her brains? HERRY-Well, it's easier to tell if she has a figure. t The only man who ever gets on an old maid's nerve is the dentist. 1-A-1 My girl drives me nuts when she tells me about their cow back home that drank some purple ink, and mood indigo. i- 1 -k Many a man has thought that a certain girl was the apple of his eye, only to find she was too seedy. ...Bl 1 A GOOD REASON JACK L.- I hear you got a girl, Chas. CHAS. J .- Yes JACK- Where does she live? CHAS.- Main St. JACK- What's her name?', CHAS.- Belle JACK- Seen her lately? CHAS.- No. gACgIi- What's the matter, had a fight with er. CHAS.- No, I went to her house last night and there was a sign on the door, 'Bell out of order,' so I didn't go in. -1 f -k W FIRE! FIRE! Hey, what's the commotion? The village picture show just burned down. You don't say! How many were inside? A hundred Scotchmenf' Well? They refunded the money. Yes, yes, go on. Three hundred got theirs back. KK if-k DOCTOR Cafter bringing victim tol-How did you happen to take that poison? Didn't you read the sign on the bottle? ' EBENEZER-Yassah, but ah didnt pay no attention. DOC.-Why not? EB.-'Cause right underneaf dat it say, caLye.aa a Q 1 LAWYER- Then you admit that you struck the plaintiff with malice aforethought? DEFENDANT Undignantlyl - You can't mix me up like that. I've told you twice that I hit him with a brick, and on purpose. There wasn't no mallets nor nothing of the kind about it--just a plain brick like any gentleman would use. . -.,...i.4-iA........ ,. A MHA Compliments of Chuck Ellsworth YOUR GULF DEALER Compliments of P. F. M A G E E Compliments of LEON GAN S fllelfy W ear LONGVIEW, TEXAS Compliments of WELCH HARDWARE so. FREDONIA U CARE FOR YOUR CAR-FOR YOUR COUNTRY YOUR TEXACO DEALER WILL HELP THE TEXAS COMPANY Serving the Nation in All 48 States Compliments of ' BODEKER ICE CREAM CO. PURE Sz DELICIOUS B. w. cRA1N,c0nsignee Phone 201 221 E. Bank Autographs Nga? i '7f 'fmt jj ' ,QQ LQ l ff- f v . V, ' 1 +Mf1if4sWlX L, ww l N M SSM v .vY. Y V ,.. The young recruit was the victim of so many practical jokes that he doubted all men and their motives. One night while he was on guard, the figure of one of the officers loomed up in the darkness. Who goes dere? he challenged. Major Moses, replied the officer. The young negro scented a joke. Glad to meet you, Moses, he said cheerfully, ad- vance and give the ten commandments. t Q if Sudden thought-A college education: Something that enables a man to get a job from a man who never went to school. Q Q t Miss Templeton went to the druggist, Please give me some prepared monaceli- cacedester of salicylic acid. Do you mean aspirin? asked the drug- gist. Miss T.: That's right! I never can think of that name. of-if Missionary to Hindu: Come now, wouldn't you like to go to heaven when you die? The Hindu shook his head in polite re- gret: I do not think heaven can be very good or the British would have annexed it years ago. i Q A' Social Worker: Did your husband appre- ciate the scarf we sent him? Reliefer: Oh, yes, he used it to hang him- self. iff Judge: This is a very serious crime you are accused of. Have you no counsel to rep- resent you? Prisoner: No, Your Honor, but don't worry about it. I have some very good friends on the jury. -- --vqqgyf -- Say, waiter, this steak isn't verytenderf' If it's affection you want, sir, you'll have to speak to the cashier. ' A 1-gf Monte: Are you the man who cut my hair last time? Barber: I don't think so, sir. I've only been here four months. 'R iv 'k Guide: We are now passing the largest brewery in the world. Newton Cox: I'm not. :gf Handsome: Can you read my mind? Beautiful: Yes. Handsome: Go ahead. Beautiful: No, you go ahead. aff So you're a young man with both feet on the ground, eh? What do you do for a living? I take orders from a man with both feet on a desk.',' t i Who was that blonde you were out with Wed. and Thurs? She was the brunette I was out with Mon. and Tues. , t Q i Miss Mayo: Tell us all you know about nitrates. J. A. Whitworth: I don't know much about them except they are cheaper than day rates. t ,I i Stern Parent: Young man, can you sup- port a family? Suitor Cmeeklyb: I only wanted Sarah. ik 1 t The trouble with you is that you have a one-track mind. Well? It's a dirt track. ' ff-if How was the house dance last night? The lighting defects were wonderful. l :- A..A........., - ,-.-.,. . .......-nn-......., ...MMM M... - AH-Q H, A-,I X I U Q I 12 , f k,k, I 19 A Q' 'N' i ' UU- 'T 4- s f l , e ' fe i I , i . 'NK' , ' - 'I+f-, L W I -, ' .iv H I - gf' seen ., x ,R . 6' ', X H - - n , , V' - -.1 217, ' 'Z-' , I G., Avi? 5 5? . f f PM - 'f ' ef 'Wm fi A W M p, V' I ,V '1 .. o . , . S. or -W 'H ' 'S 4 if 4 K J i if 3 2 1 , F Ri I 1 wk 'fn nfs. aa- -- . 2 Q Q i ' Z if vg zfv l ' ' U at M A u ,.,,,,,,.I- if ik 'E N if o u , . it fi, - ,. Q It must be spring! Isn't the new fire escape pretty? Wesley's famous wit even amuses Wesley-Billy Davis and Jack pause between yo-yo's to give us a break. Jack and Rosey-Say, Monte, aren't you out of line? Mr. Pitts promoted from Jr. high-Must be very funny, eh, girls-Some pleasant look Peggy. We like your new haircut- J. G. and Richard taking the sun-A real noon hour session-Say, Skinner, can't you make up your mind ?-Rosey or Mary K.? Sue Jean and the redbud-They are pretty, aren't they? James Marvin-. I est!! ,,,, : ' L i J 'i We Wim Mrs 'f g Ill M X lf i f E in v ff cf 4 ll' ' if -'-., ., , , 9 if , . W lg if We .2 tllly J 'f 1 S N STONE , ,,.... 5' 2 , ..,, .. N, X , 1 L2 tp, ,, . A ,Wl1Ms2:y,fQ, --f : , -f , if J, .. L ..., ,, .,,,L, n,,, ,EW ,A for Mr. Speight winks While Mr. Foster smiles at something. Surprised, Jimmy? I don't blame you for hiding, Geraldine, if you look as bad as Virginia. Couple of members of the annual staff on duty. Is it funny, Cordous? Audrey Jackson and James Marven Kelly had better Watch out for Lamar Eberhart. On to Yellowstone. Grrrr!!! Who you mad at?'?'? Track stars with an ex mixed in. You sure look happy, Mary Kathrine. Band members all dressed up, What are you reaching for, Clara? Two Homemakers, Miss George and Miss Freeman. ,ii ,... L. 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