Lubbock High School - Westerner Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1944 volume:

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H., .--gi .- i --Q iv- - t ' '4' '- - ,-g--L .1 t i- ' in- - ' ' JLL'larr-us Ti-QM 119.1 f45llI,,fil- 1 1 1-I I - X eiliy ff N' J E J Published By A l , .xy i ' A X The Westerner Staff Q 3 X J Lubbock Senior High School XX Lubboclc, Texas N N X The art work, all copy, and most of the photog- l i Q -raphy, being original work of Lubbock High xg 3 School students, rights for reproduction are re, X W served for them. i X l l Standing : Roberta N iblack Quepha Rawls Francys Peters Miss Neeley Adviser Commercial photography--Daniel Studio Properties for favorites section-Br0wn's Saddle Shop Favorites-Elbert O'Neall-Palace Studios Lithograiphing-The Steck Company, Austin A MM' Ig'L 'f The annual arts class, pictured above, did all the art work for the 1944 WESTERNER. Seated : Margy Bullen Billy Adair Billye Lou Counts Joyce Yocum Josie Lee Harris x , I -ml fy af ff' 'l 'V CLJJJJ d-in 70' JZ , -4.o..u.a. Cl-'-L -114-H' , ,Q 1 va ff rf 1 . I Cf Q11 ff v 5J f gg 'ffilfzf F 4 'Z Yffkfff Qffjgd' if ffflglg, gi Foreword f QQ Lg. if ,ff ,fxit pf . ,ff , if Q, 2 X ff Nffj ,gf , My f ,Z , -ff' , ,rf f 'ETL 47 Odyvggufhe staff' of the 1944 WESTERNER, have endeavored to por- tray for you many of the achievements and activities of the 1943-'44 I A f , -' , fp' It is impossible, of course, to include every event of the fN Standing: Mrs. Cozby Adviser Jack Grady Ass't Editor f ff year? but we do sincerely hope that a few experiences that you hold ? of gem: to you have been included. With the desire that each page will sug- gest some pleasant memory, we present to you the 1944 WESTERNER Westerner Staff Heads WfQff 'ffj,ff? 5524 Seated: Ben Wells . 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Q , , a f ,izf ,, , - si.. V The fortunes of a school such as ours are not determined by any one man, and yet surely something of the distinctive, unassuming, and inspiring character of Pop Groves has been brought into the spirit and soul of Lubbock High School-something that will sustain it and color its traditions down through the years long after his active labors have ceased. To him, Mr. R. T. Groves, the 1944 WESTERNER is reverently dedicated. 4 c ot - l ,,.. .'iii , , IX l -, VT Q - EE ,., 1 , I in l 1i.4i JM- MZMOZ7 Margaret Vaughn Sophomore Born 1930 Died 1948 Billye Lou Counts J unlor Born 1928 Died 1944 5 s 'A MV. 4 iw AM iz -i -'iIfii.1 Q, ge 'ii' ii' gg 1 ' 'T 1 I ?r :'f ', 4 1 N X 4 W -'-1-f.,,,M 1-'F' 5 -H12 fOW2f BS SUCH FIOITI MCCFUITIWICII Pall! Ill' df' Jw' ,a JPN -V ' , ,- . fav, fiifysr . , 0, 3 1-'ti' L. are , 1 4 1 ftlsaglgigiqziarrr - 1 M6 I di Q: Q!! X, l nf' . YQ' as-fx , . W '. -. ' , is L, I- J, 3 L. 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' N B' N I an ,L ' .af-,-'?I,,,v. , ,J Q.-. fn- The front entrance of the school ISQBH -,.33'1'. fm 'Q A thmq of DQGLJTY lSdjOy forever i Y ' 'W 3 'Q 90' 'lm 4, 1 if is 5 Q 1 Westerners, Greetings I have enjoyed working with you this year in all our activities. Westerner will always mean only the best of boys and girls, because you have proved to me that the term ls a true symbol of just that. H. J. McCabe Dean of Boys Miss Billie Lou Abel Secretary to Principal Lubbock High School Miss Grace Ellington Secretary to Superintendent West Texas State Teachers College VSASIS 'S in C gr' , L ffs .123 ci ' Q-F541 - ' - -J ,filfit , 'F AQ ,sl e st. Best Wishes to you, Seniors, whose friendship and loyalty we will miss another year, and also to those other fine students who will remain to carry on our work and play with the same high standards. Miss Mayme Alexander Dean of Girls Miss Helen Hale Attendance Clerk Texas Christian University Mrs. Sylvia Michaelson Secretary to Supervisors Hoquiam High School 'f as ltss a y I S iies 'si S aft ls. -.Qt -f it Miss Dorothy Lomax, B.A., M.A., Director of Secondary Curriculum Baylor University Texas Technological College Miss Grace Padley, B.A., M.A. Director of Guidance University of Wisconsin Northwestern University Coordinators Mrs. Vida Mae Baisden, B.A. Mrs. Elois Elliott, B.S. Floyd Honey, B.A., M.A. Mathematics Music Commercial Texas Technological College Texas State College for Women Texas Technological College University of Texas G. E. Dawson, B.S. Miss Linioel Hillard, B.S., M.A. Industrial Arts English West Texas State Teache1's College The University of Oklahoma Texas Technological College Texas Technological College Miss Kathleen Ingram, B.A., M.A. Miss Claudia Neelley, B.S. W. C. Watts, B.A., M.A. Social Studies Art Science Texas Technological College West Texas State Teachers College Hardin-Simmons University Washington University Texas Technological College Texas Technological College E. J. Lowrey, B.A., M.A. Miss Gertrude Watson, B.S., M.A. Director of Athletics Homemaking Texas Christian University North Texas State Teachers College Texas Technological College Columbia University Teachers College .W 'Q ilulvt' fs. 3 , x 'U' T xii ... - fn' - ,.t., I at V ' X U R The Student Council of Lubbock High School About ten years ago a group of teachers began investigations on a student representative body, and after much research, the Student Council of Lubbock High School was organized. It acts in an advisory capacity, voicing the ideas of the student body. The Student Council initiates many splendid movements. Among them this year was the sale of tuberculosis bangles. The council went over the top with S108.76. Other activities of the council are: sponsoring pep rallies, sponsoring the all-school dance, decorating the halls for Christmas, and sponsoring the war bond sales. Members of the Student Council are: President--Jack Grady Vice-President-Milton Butler Secretary-Jackie Lewis Seniors: President--Ted Forsythe Secretary-Billie Griffin Jane Lawson Jeanne Reid Mary Jane Hinchey Vice-Presidents: W Temple McAfee bophomiwesi - , Opal Hall President-George Morris Bess Griggs Sam Henly Homer Lawson J crry LeM0nd Juniors: President--Jim Lowrey Secretary-Nell Anthony Vice-Presidents: Joe Arrington Johnny Gamble Earl Lockhart Secretary-Mary Frances Payne Vice -Presidents : Charlotte Scoggin Gloria Novak Margaret Hawkins La Vaughn Bearden Betty Jenkins Gerald Davis Bobby Ketron Stony Wall ' Buddy Hughes Ray Simmons Stuclent Bocly Officers President Jack Grady Secretary Jackie Lewis Vice-President Milton Butler lime Safety Council Senior Representative Homer Lawson Sophomore Representative Charlotte Scoggin Chairman Milton Butler Advisers of the Stucient Council Miss Mayme Alexander Mr. H. J. 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Miss Edith Caveness, B.A. Physical Education Mathematics Texas Technological College Texas Technological College The University of Texas Miss Mozelle Cobb, B.A. Mrs. Dick Cozby, B.A. G. E. Dawson, B.S. English Director of Publications Diversified Occupations Texas Technological College Texas Technological College West Texas State Teachers College The University of Southern California Texas Technological College C. C. Cox J. Mule Davis, B.S. Social Studies Head Westerner Coach and The University of Texas Physical Education North Texas State Teachers College Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College Texas Technological College Mrs. Ruby Lee Douglass, B.A., M.A. Charles S. Eskridge, B.S., M.A. Mrs. Marie Gabriel, B.A., M.A. English Band, Orchestra Speech Texas State College for Women Schreiner Institute Texas Technological College The University of Texas The University of Southern California Texas Technological College Henry Elder, B.S. J. R. Freeman, B.A., M.A. Vocational Agriculture Mathematics Texas Technological College Texas Christian University Austin College R T Groves,B A Ishmael Hill B A M A Miss Glenys Honey, B.A M A Mathematics Mathematics English College Texas Christian University Texas Technological College Miss Linioel Hilliard, B.S., M.A. English The University of Oklahoma Texas Technological College S. E. E. Key, B.S., M.A. Industrial Arts College West Texas State Teachers College Colorado Agricultural and Mechanical College Mrs. R. P. Johnson, B.A. Latin Texas Technological College The University of Texas , M.A. Miss Velma McCandless, B A M A Dxstributive Education Social Studies Spanish Southvs estern University Texas State College for Women Southern Methodist University The University of Texas Texas Christian University National University of Mexico E J Low rey B A M A Miss Mary Magee, B.A., M.A. Director of Athletics English Texas Christian University Texas Christian University Texas Technologie ll College Texas Technological College ,Q . . ,, , -3 J an fe 9: ,, if ! tri if 4- 'hm 3? ,y--vii M A' S so Y j C 4. . s I 4, YM: gif? Y . 5 H Q V x ' . x ' v' 1--xt ,A ,f s f T ., at W L- W1 Miss Aline McCarty, B.A., M.A. Miss Elma Miller, B.S. Miss Claudia N eelley, B.S. Mathematics Homemaking Art North Texas State Teachers College Texas State College for Women West Texas State Teachers College Texas Technological College Texas Technological College Mrs. Ben McGregor, Jr., B.S. Mrs. Eula Mohle, B.A., M.A. Commercial Subjects English Southeastern State, Oklahoma Southern Methodist University The University of Chicago Rogers Orr, B.S., M.S. Miss Christeene Peek, B.S. Mrs. Rachel Reese, B.A. Science fPhysicsD Commercial Subjects Commercial Subjects Texas Technological College Texas Technological College Texas State College for Women - Texas Technological College Mrs. Allie Rae Parker, B.A. Howard Price, B.A. Commercial Subjects Social Studies, Cowhand Coach Texas Technological College Texas Technological College The University of Iowa J. W. Reid, B.A., M.A. Mrs. Alice Sipe, B.S. Mrs. Naomi Thompson, B.S., M.Ed Social Studies, Debate Mechanical Drawing Mathematics Texas Technological College Ball State Teachers College East Texas State Teachers College 'The University of Texas Texas Technological College Miss Bernice Scarlett, B.A., M.A. Mrs. Ruth Studhalter, A.B., B.S., M.A. Bible, English Science Southwestern, Georgetown The University of Missouri Scarritt College Washington University, St. Louis 3 ,R if 'l Mrs. Lozelle Turnbough, B.S., M.A. Mathematics Texas State College for Women Columbia University . 1 Q' rl W. C. Watts, B.A., M.A Science Hardin-Simmons University Texas Technological College Dixie White, B.A. Social Studies, Asst. Westerner Coach Texas Technological College Mrs. Mary Ware, B.M., B.S., M.A. Miss Gertrude Watson, B.S., M.A. Music Homemaking Texas Presbyterian College Columbia University Teachers College Texas Technological College Miss Nell Marie Wiley, B.A., M.A. Miss Neville Wrenn, B.A. English Science fChemistryJ Texas Technological College West Texas State Teachers College Mrs. Thelma Wilson, B.S. Girls Physical Education North Texas State Teachers College in fi-. T pa' ,gn-DP S ...,. 1 l li 5 '7 Cave man Cooper! Pat, Ted, and Nick roughing it. Barbara, Ellen Ann, and Mary Lou, a swell trio. Sam, our pride and joy. Lonely, Betty? Our John. Peggy flashes her toothpaste grin. Something new has been added! J ean and Ruth, flagpole monkeys. Looks pretty good to me, pal. Peggy and Betty, two pleasing per- sonalifies. . , Q fix . i fi ,, f,f3,i , - v Z , . 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They were: Sam Heuly, Homer Lawson, Ted Forsythe, president, Jerry LeM0nd, Opal Hall, Temple McAfee, Billie Griffin, secretary, and Bess Griggs. The sponsors of the class act Las an advisory body to the students. Pictured here are: Mrs. Eula Mohle, Mrs. R. M. liurford, Mr. Rogers Orr, Mrs. Dick Cozby, head sponsor, and Mr. Ishmael Hill. ,l ...Q ,aa , as s ,V V ,h ' an xii rf' at is x.'X 'Filly X 1 . .Q i I z c S' 1 .- , V - , J! -1 vi 5 j fl l I , f Q 1 I 'N pw Ellen Ann Alford Girl Reserves '41-'43: Spanish Club '42-'43, Sec. '43: National Honor Society '42g Westerner Staff '43, Jean Marie Allen Mixed Chorus '43-'44, Mary Anderson McAdoo High School: Science Club '43-'44. Coleman Archer Hi-Y '41-'44g Science Club '43-'44: National Honor Society '43-'44: Radio Club '43-'4-45 Astronomy Club '43-'44: Victory Corps '42-'43: Cowhand Basketball Mgr. '4l: Cowhand Football Mgr. '41, Nelda Armstrong Girl Reserves '43-'44, Elmer Arnett Lottie Margaret Atkinson Girl Reserves '41-'43: Thespians '42-'4,3: Mixed Chorus '42-'43g Mary Emma '43g Senior Octette '43-'-44: Guidance Vice-Pres, '43, Mary Jo Baber Girl Reserves '41-'4-ig Victory Youth '42-'-13: Westerner World '43. Shafter Bailey Wanda Barker Girl Reserves '41-'42g Thespians '41-'44g Guid- ance Sec. '41-'42: Guidance Vice-Pres. '42-445 Armistice Play '42, '43. Louise Battin Girl Reserves '41-'44, International Chairman '43-'44, Program Chairman '43-'44g Gens Togata '42-'44, Pres. '43: National Honor Society '42-'44, Seo. '43-'44g Guidance Vice-Pres. '43, Billie Bell Band '41-'441 Guidance Pres. '42: Football '43. Marion Benson Guidance Vice-pres. '42g Guidance Sec. '43. Joy Bockman Buddy Boles Guidance Vice-Pres. '44g Littlefield '42g Basket- ball '42: Track '445 Westerner Football '43, Betty Bomar Student Council '41-'42g National Honor Society '42-'44g Guidance Pres. '42-'43: Registrars Office '42-'433 Melvil Dewey Club '43-'44, Sec. '43g Library '43-'44. Kitty Bonds Girl Reserves '41-'43g Dean's Oflice '43-'44g Mixed Chorus '41-'42. Virginia Bondurant Thesplans '40-'42g Mixed Chorus '42-'43g A Cappella Choir '42-'44g Guidance Vice-pres, '43: Westernettes '42-'43. Nell Booher Nel Lila Brooks St. Mary's Lady of Vict da Ruth Booker Jean Marie Boone Mary Emma '41-'425 Girl Reserves '42-'44, Treas. '43-'44g Guidance Pres. '43-'44. Academy, Palestine, Texas: Our ory, Ft. Worth, Texas: Thespians '43-V445 Gens Tog:1ta'43-'44, Dorothy Brown Guidance Pres. '43-'44, Ralph Bucy Sam Brown Band '43g Guns Togata '42-'435 Hi-Y '43g Na- .tional Forens Doris Mae Burdett'g0'W-f' it- League '43. Junior Play '43g Armistice Play '43g Thespians '42-'43, National Thespians '43g Girl Reserves '41g Christmas Play '43. Ronald Burress I V Q ' l w fy i g Q? K Y N, N27 'W' K K .. - --mm-X - 5, ,millgj . .. L i c .,-at tl Beta Caddel Melvil Dewey '43-'44g Guidance Pres. '43, Jean Caraway f ' t j Mixed Chorus '42-'43, 'F' 1 f Charlotte Carter .4 ' , Hamilton High School: Guidance Sec. '43p X' Armistice Pageant '-43: National Thesplans '43-'44. y. ' X. xl Bill Casstevens Distributive Education '42-'44, Pres. '42-'44. Bennie Nelle Cave 4 1 iii Thespians. 4 b gf Marilyn Claiborne stef Oklahoma City '42-'433 Mixed Chorus '41-'421 2 ,I Thespians '41-'423 Guidance Vice-Pres. '41-'42g i , i I J A Cappella Choir, Pres. '43-'44g Girls Octette 4 gf ' 4 3 -' 4 4 . 1 , :sy K Q, h fi s , -iff IJ A Jo Cobb National Honor Society '42-'433 Thespians '42- '43g Girl Re serves '41-'43g Armistice Play '43Z Varsity Show 43: Guidance Vice-Pres. '43-'44. Betty Cogburn As Mary Emma Club '41-'42g Tennis Club '41-'42g tronomy Club '42-'433 Girl Reserves '42-'435 Orchestra '41-'44: Guidance Sec. 1435 Thespians '42-'43: Armistice Play '43, Johnny Cole Westerner World '43-'44g Westerner Football '42-'43. L f I fi I lb X 3g,l g. W g ' .M if iff' X ' X lf! Q: sw :ae fa ..t, 5' i gg 5? 1 1 ,, 'Q ef ,, 3 1 H it, 1 - ,, A Mv. ,A 'Rr :iii '1'N . Q. Robert Lon Cole Paducah, Texas: Band '41-'42: Guidance Sec. '42-'43: Latin Club '41-'43. W. F. Cole Norma Jean Cook Delbert Cooper Electra High School: Chess Club '42, Hi-Y '43- '44g Tennis Team '43-'44, Elouise Cooper Jack Butler Cooper National Honor Society World '42-'44g Quill and Scroll '43-'44: Thespians '43-'44: Armistice Pageant '42: Christmas Pro- gram '42, Junior Play '43, Speaking Choir '43. '42-'43, Westerner Bill Cope Basketball '42-'44, Captain '44: Track '42-443 Guidance Vice-Pres.: Hi-Y '43-'44: Victory Corps '43, -ef 'k H W' 6 Edwin Cozby , J' Band'41-'44, Margie Craig Guidance Sec. '41-'42g National Honor Society '42-'433 Guidance Social Chairman '43-'44, 1 Q I- - N ,sr If fix - ! E' ,g E J Jerry Crawford Cowhand Football '41p Westerner Football '42- '43g Guidance Sec. '43. Irene Grim Radio Club '42-'43, Sec, '42, Vice-Pres. 742: National Forensic League '42-'44, Sec. '42, Pres. '44: Debate Team '42-'44, Westernaire Staff 'HS Melvil Dewey '44: Guidance Sec. '43, Floyd Crume Hi-Y '43-'44, Mixed Chorus '41-'43. Evelyn Davis Johnny Davis Sophomore Class Pres. '41-'423 Junior Class Pres. '42-'43g Senior Class Pres. '43-'44s Westerner Football '41-'43: Basketball '413 Track '41-'43p ' Hi-Y '43-'44: Westerner World '43-'44. Ruby Jo Denton Girl Reserves '41-'44, Mary Emma Club '42-'44, Sec. '43-'44: A Cappella Choir '43-'44, Mixed Chorus '43-'44. Novie Diebel Girl Reserves '43-'44p Guidance Sec. '43-'44. Addie Mae Dixon Guidance Program Chairman '43. Mary Beth Dupre Girl Reserves '41-'42: Mixed Chorus, Vice-Pres. '42-'43: Junior Class Sec. '42-'43: Thesplans '42- '43: Girls Octette '43, Armistice Play '43. Mary Ann Dykes Thesplans '41-'443 Mixed Chorus '41-'4-ig Armis- tlce Play Play '43. '42, '43g Girls Octette '43g Christmas Clyde Edwards Band '43-'44. Betty Eisenberg Girl Reserves '42-'43g Interscholastic League Typing '43. Noel Ellis Harold Emery Track '43. Vernell Eubank Idalou High School: Girl Reserves '43-'44g Guidance Sec. '42-'43. Pat Fain Westerner World '41-'43g Westerner Staff '449 Guidance Vice-Pres. '42: Guidance Pres. '42: Chemistry Club '43-'44: Thesplans '41. Arline Farmer Junior Play '43g Orchestra '40-'Mg Guidance Social Chairman '42-'43g Guidance Reporter '43- '44g Victory Corps '43, Cecilia Farmer Girl Reserves '43-'44, Eugene Faulkner Isla Mae Helen Ruth Fawcett Eleanor Ferguson Mixed Chorus '41-'42g Mary Emma Club '41-'423 National Honor Society '42-'43g Westerner World '435'4:i Astronomy Club Pres. '43-'44g Thespians '4 -' . Fewell Garland Flake Distrlbutlve Education '43-'44. Joy Flaniken Vernell Fogle Ted Forsythe Senior Class Pres. '44: National Honor Society '43-'44g Westernalre '43-'44: Chemistry Club, Sec. '43-'44g Hi-Y'-13-'44: Radio Club '42-'43: Westerner start '4'4: Basketball '42, '44, Tommy Garland iv- N If R f ,X wa s Q ,, , , ' act or soo, Q v X 6 1, ,Q , . WW K' A 4,4471 ,,. Q S W. It to r,rr to 'Ffa 3 ,QE Qs gal F I N fi i ii QU! is 5, in lx... y ef, EQ, A 2 .fn 3 r . S ,fn I 5 Ria K io. ur ,K 'Q A 1 1 is E 1 lie. ,? ,, .59 Joan Gill Abilene High School: Gens Togata '42-'MQ Thespians '42-'44g Guidance Social Chairman '43, Jack Grady Student Council '42-'44, Pres. '43-'445 I-Il-Y '42- '44, Pres. '43-'44g National Honor Society '42-'44: Quill and Scroll '43-'44: Westerner Staff '43, '44: Chemistry Club, Pres., '43-'44, Annie Mae Graham Pampa High Schoolg Mary Emma Club, Vice- Pres., '43g Girl Reserves '43: Guidance Vice-Pres. '43 Gene Gray Westerner Football '41-'44. Billie Lee Griflin Senior Class Sec. '-44: Thesplans '42-'44g Girl Reserves '42-'44: Mixed Chorus '42-'44, Sec. '43- '44g Armistice Play '43g Westerner Staff '441 A Cappella Choir '43-'44g Guidance Sec. '43-'44, Edmond Griilln Mary Lo Grlflln Mary Emma Club. Bess Griggs - Westerner World '41-'441 Student Council '43- '443 Girl Reserves '41-'44, Pres. '43-'44: Thesplans '41-'44g Junior Play '43: Armistice Pageant '43g Armistice Play '43, Roy Thomas Grimes VVeslerner Football '40-'43: Basketball '41- 43g Track '41-'43: Guidance Vice-Pres. '42-'43g Guid- ance Pres. '43-'443 Westerner Staff '44. Frances Groce Girl Reserves '41-'44g Sec. '43-'445 Mary Emma Club '41-'42g Mixed Chorus '42-'43: A Cappella Choir '43-'44: Thespians '41-'44, Sec. '41-'43g Girls' Octette '43. Patricia Groves Cooper High School: Thespians '43-'44. Nelva Joyce Halbert Thespians '42-'43g Girl Reservesg Mixed Chorus '43-'44: Guidance Sec. '43-'44, Opal Hall Student Council '41-'443 Guidance Pres. '42-'43g A Cappella Choir '43-'44. Roger Hall Guidance Pres. '42-'43g Astronomy Club Pres. '-42: Science Club '421 Chemistry Club '433 Orches- tra Concert Master '43. Johnnie Harris Josie Lee Harris Girl Reserves '41p Annual Arts '43-'44, Gene Carolyn Harvey Guidance Pres. '42, '43g Guidance Sec. '41g Girls Volleyball Team '41g Spanish Club '41-'42: Thes- pians '41-'43: Armistice Play '43. Bob Hassell Junior Play '43g National Honoi- Society '43: Chemistry Club '43g Essay Contest Winner '43. Mum-ea Hawkins Girl Reserves '42-'44g Mary Emma Club '43-'44, E Sam Henly Band '42-'43: Guidance Pres. '43: Hi-Y '43-'44, Sec. '44g National Honor Society '42-'44g Chemis- try Club '43-'44g Thespians '43-'44g Student Coun- cll '43-'44g Armistice Play '43. Edward Hensley Basketball '42-'44g Westerner Football Guidance Sec. '43-'44, Willis Higginbotham Guidance Pres. '41-'44g Mixed Chorus, Pres., 43 44 A Cappella Choir '41-'42. Evelyn Hodges Mary Emma Club '42g Thespians '43-'44: Guid- ance Vice-Pres. '43. Gladys Holloway 1118 Mary Margaret House Bonnie Howard Guidance Sec., Westerner World '43-'44g Quill and Scroll '43-'44g National Honor Society. James Howard Thomas Hudson Louis Hunt Science Club '41-'43g Astronomy Club 43 Track '43-'44. Mary Hunter Mixed Chorus '43-'44g Guidance Vice-Pres. '42- Avery Jackson Science Club, Vice-Pres., '43-'44g Gens Togata '41-'44, Lamar Jackson Guidance Vice-Pres. '42-'-13: Guidance Sec 42 '433 Band '41-'44: Orchestra '43-'44g Mixed Chorus '42-'44g National Honor Society '42-'-441 Hi-Y 43 '44g Varsity Show '43, Margaret Helen Johnson Peggy Ann Johnson Mixed Chorus '41-'443 A Cappella Choir '43- '44g Girl Reserves '41-'44: Thespians '41-'44: Girls' Octette '43: Guidance Pres. '44, Earlene Judd Mary'Emma Club. 'UN' 'E' Kjllfwg 6 iin 2 . 1? J W lj f w ill ' f 5 ,. -v 1 Q ,A4,: 6 Y, , . -or f S . . 3 1 ,V ' Q f Sr' ,,,, 2 5- . ,- fs. lf 6 z A i ' k'::'1 . h wb in x is an I , , . . c. Billle Keelin Mixed Chorus '43-'443 A Cappella Choir '43-'44, Charles Kelly Bill Kindred Frances King Gladys Joe King Mary Emma Club '41-'42, Girl Reserves '41- '44g National Forensic League '43-'44g Melvil Dewey '43-'44. Kenneth King Hi-Y '43-'44. Don Lewis Kittrell Marie Louise Klaus Girl Reserves '43-'-44. Lou Nell Knott Girl Reserves '41-'44p Guidance Vice Pres '42, '43. Carlon Land Band '42g Cowhand Football '42g Westerner Football '43. Royce Lane Betty Jo Lawson Girl Reserves '4 1-'42. Homer Lawson Guidance Pres. '42, '433 Cowhand Football '41g Westerner Football '42, '43g Safety Council '44: Student Council '43-'44. Jerry LeMond Pep Leader '43-'44p Student Council '43-'44 Thespians '42-'44, Pres. '43-'44g National Honor Society '42-'44, Pres. '43-'44, Hi-Y '43-'44, Vice- Pres. '43-'44, Junior Play '43, Barbara Leonard Gens Togata '41-'44, Girl Reserves '41 44 Na tional Honor Society '42-'44: Thespians 41 44 El Club Panamericano '43-'44, Sec. '43: Armistice Play '42, '43g Westerner Staff '44. Jackie Lewis Student Council Sec. '43-'44: Editor of '44 Wes- terner: Girl Reserves '41-'44g Quill and Scroll, Vice-Pres., '42-'43g National Honor Society '42- '44, Sec. '42-'439 Melvil Dewey, Pres., '42, As- tronomy Club, Pres., 413 Guidance Pres. '43, Harry Libby Carlisle Military School: Guidance Beuron Lindsey Pres. '43 Peggy Lindsey Guidance Sec. '41-'42: Mixed Chorus '41-'43: Thespians '43-'44. Pauline Lokey Westerner World '42-'-445 Westerner Staff '42- '44g Girl Reserves '42-'44: Quill and Scroll '42-'44 Sec. '43-'44: Thespians '43-'44: Guidance Sec. '44, Tom Lokey Waxahachie, Texas: Westerner Football '42- '44g Basketball '42-'44: Track '42-'44g Guidance Pres. '42: Quill and Scroll '43-'44g Westerner ' , World '42-'43. vp fl M. A .f QL l SK Xa Flora Jane Louder Victory Corps '43-'44: Junior Play Committee '43: Guidance Sec. '42. Ernestine Loveless Abernathy High School: Westerner World Bookkeeper '44, Lenora Lowe Girl Reserves '41-'42: Mary Emma Club '41g Mixed Chorus '41-'44: Thespians '43-'44: A Cap- pella Choir '43-'44: Astronomy Club, Vice-Pres., '43-'44: Girls Octette '43, Donald Lowrey Guidance Vice-Pres. '42-'43: Band '41-'44: Guid- ance Pres. '43-'44. - Robert Lowrey , Future Farmers of America '40-'42. Betty Jean Mackey . i Marion Manderson Basketball '42-'44g Westerner Football '43: Guidance Vice-Pres. Betty Mangum 3 Orchestra '41-'44g Mary Emma Club '42-'44, A Vice-Pres. '42-'43, Pres. '44: Victory Corps '42-'43. N Jean Martin P Melvll Dewey '41-'43: Girl Resenves '43-'44: Guidance Sec. '43, Vice-Pres. '4l. W ,, X Billy Masters Gens Togata '41-'44, Vice-Pres. '42-'43, Pres. '43-'44: National Honor Society '42-'44g National Forensic League '42-'44, Vice-Pres. '43-'44g Guid- . ance Sec. '42-'43g Latin Tournament Winner '42. Rose Mather Joanne Mayfield Mary Emma Club '41-'43: Mixed Chorus '41-'43g L - Girl Reserves '41-'42: Astronomy Club '43g Thes- 'f -' , Q p1ans'43-'44, all y if 'X Temple Joyce McAfee Sophomore Favorite '41-'42: Thespians '41: Stu- dent Council '41-'42, '43-'44. ' Pat McCall Astronomy Club '41-'42: Essay '42-'43: Junior Play '43g Westernaire '43-'44: Westerner Staff '43-'44: Guidance Social Chairman '43. Freda McCaskill Girl Reserves '43-'44. XSL, A , 1 4? 'M X v.7, - - 'Nyff 'I' 0' W 3 . ew 'I Ilia 1 m . f, nl ff' 5 l. . .g,.,pE L jc, .gi x v 2 I' S. 30 .if Q.. , l 4 :B .4 ...Q Iii- -1 William McClure Pecos High Schoolg Chemistry Club '43-'44. Betty McDonald Sherman High School: Thespians '43-'44g Girl Reserves '43-'44g El Club Panamericano '43'r'44I Westerner Staff '43-'44. Elizabeth McDonald Don Mclnturll Cowhand Football '42-'43g Hi-Y '43-'44, L. D. McKinley, Jr. Nora, McMurry Memphis High School: Girl Reserves 43 44 A Cappella Choir '43-'44, Sec. '43-'44g Girls Oc tette '43-'44. Shirley McRee Thespians '41-'44p Girl Reserves '43-'Mg Melvil Dewey '43-'44g Debate '42-'435 El Club Panameri- cano '43-'44: Armistice Play '43g Mixed Chorus '43-'44, Edwin Earle McWilliams Future Farmers of America '42-'43, Pres. Billy Medley Student Council '41-'43, Vice-Pres. 42 43 Mixed Chorus '41-'43: Safety Council '42-'44 Dls trlbutlve Education '42-'44, Vice-Pres. '43 44 Jean Medley Spanish Club '41-'423 Guidance Sec. '42-'43: Mel- vil Dewey '42-'44, Pres. '43-'44, Dixie Jean Medlock Band '41-'42g Victory Youth '42g Girl Reserves '43g Science Club '43. Tinker Miller David Mohle Jefferson Davis High School, Houston, Texas: National Honor SocietyQMe1vll Dewey: Hi-Y '43- '44: Chemistry Club '43-'44. Beverly Mooney El Club Panamerlcano, Sec.. '41-'43g Melvil Dewey '41g Guidance Sec. '43: Mixed Chorus '43: :Ilhesplans '433 Girl Reserves '435 Westerner Staff Amaleta Moore Girl Reserves '41-'44g Victory Youth Science Club '43-'445 Thespians '43-'44. Burl Moore Leslie Mon-lsset Football Manager '42-'44: Basketball Manager '43: Westerner World '43-'44: Quill and Scroll '43-'4-4: Guidance Pres. '43: Guidance Vice-Pres. '43-'4-4: Chess Club '42-'44: Band '41-'43. Andy Mm-ry Band '40-'44: Orchestra '43-'44. Thespians '43-'44. Tommy Nash , Westerner Football '40-'44: Basketball '40-'41: ' Future Farmers of America '40-'42g Guidance Pres. '43g Westerner World '43: Quill and Scroll - '43-'44. ,ii , Herbert Nelson m 53qfFf1w.v ,, Claremont High School: Westerner '44, V P -- ' ' Ben N ' X y ance ,V as Q Q S J Clyde Nevlll Bonham High School: Band '43-'44g Armistice Play '43g Guidance Pres. '43-'44: Thespians '43-'44. Roland Nichols Hi-Y '43-'44: National Honor Society '43-'44g Thesplans '43-'44: Westerner Staff '44. La Verne Norileet Sundown High School. WL! W we c A fa' 'Q- -9 ,ng V eg slits 1 ' Ella. Norman Mary Emma Club '41-'42: Girl Reserves '42-'43: Guidance Sec. '42-'43. Joy Norwood Girl Reserves '4lg Mary Emma Club '41-'42. Arun Orr San Jacinto Hlgh School, Houston, Texas: Girl Reserves '43-'44: Thespians '43-'44: A Cappella Cl1olr4g43-'44: Guidance Sec. '43-'44: Drum Major- et e ' . Johnny Overfelt Guidance Vice-pres. '41-'42: Guidance Pres. '42- '43: Library '43-'44. nh Bula Fae Paige Ruth Parkhill Spanish Club '41-'43, Sec. '42-'43g Guidance Vice-Pres. '42-'43: Guidance Sec. '43-'44. Jack Parks Corinne Payne Girl Reserves '41-'42g Thesplans '42-'44: Ar- mistice Play '43g Guidance Pres. '43. Doris Payne Dimples Peek Sequoyah Perry Science Club '403 Mixed Chorus '40-'43: Band '40-'43: A Cappella Choir '43-'44: Orchestra '43C Hi-Y'43-'441Varslty Show '43. Billy Phillips Abernathy High School: Hi-Y '43-'44. Y i lf kk 1 fa ,M 1 E R x os:-. ,,, , , X Margaret Pierce Thespians '43-'4-ig Guidance Vice-Pres. '43. Geraldine Pool Thespians '41-'44, Nina Maude Potts Orchestra '41-'42g Girl Reserves '43-'44. Billie Jerel Puckett Science Club '42-'43g Guidance Sec. '43. Billie Puryear Wellington High Schoolg Band '42g Chemistry Clglub 335 National Honor Society '43g Guidance res. ' 3. Patricia Quinlan Girl Reserves '41-'43p Tennis Club '41-'42, Helen Rand Cement High School, Cement, Oklahomag Mel- vll Dewey '43: Science Club '42, Quepha. Rawls Westerner Staff '44g Guidance Vice-Pres. '41-'42, Winston Redwlne Tahoka High School: Mixed Chorus '43-'-14: Thespians '43-'44. Norma. Grace Reid Girl Reserves '41-'44: Orchestra '41-'42g Na- tional Honor Society '42-'44: National Forensic League '42-'44, Sec. '43-'443 Debate '42-'443 Guid- ance Sec. '43-'44: Westernaire '43-'44. Zackie Reynolds National Honor Society '42-'43g Science Club '42-'4-tg T.N.T. Chemistry Club '43-'44g Ass't. Chemist '43-'44g Amateur Radio Club '43-'-44: Hi-Y '43-'gig Astronomy Club '43-'44g Guidance Pres. '43-' . K 'I WandaxJo Ribble Student Council '4l: Girls Chorus '413 Thes- glans '41-'42: Guidance Vice-Pres. '42s Guidance res. '43. Jlxn Joe Rieger Guidance Vice-Pres. '42-'431 Guidance Pres. '41: Westerner Football '42-'435 Band '40-'44, George Clifton Riek Eastland High Schoolg Cowhand Football '42: Westerner Football '43, Dorothy Nell Robinson Elton Rodgers Guidance Pres. '43-'44. Betty Frances Rogers Guidance Sec. '42-'43g Guidance Pres. '43g El Club Panamericano '42-'44, Pres. '42-'43: Girl Reserves '42-'44, Vice-Pres. '43-'44: Orchestra ' 1-'44. Fred T. Rogers Francis Roulston Mary Emma '43-'44. Betty Rountree Armistice Play '42g Junior Play '43g Pep Leader '41, '42, '43: Football Sweetheart Attendant '43: Thesplans '42-'44g Glrl Reserves '42-'43: Guidance Sec. '-43: Radio Club '44. June Royalty Westerner World '42-'44, Editor '43-'44g Girl Reserves '41-'44: Orchestra '42-'43: Quill and Scroll '43-'44: Mixed Chorus '41-'42: National Honor Society '42-'43, O. T. Ryan Band '41-'44g Orchestra '41-'43g Band Pres. '43-'44. Mike Sellen National Honor Society '43-'44g Quill and Scroll '43-'44: National Forensic League .'43-'44g West- erner World '42-'44, Business Manager '44: Band '42-'44g Orchestra '44: Mixed Chorus '43-'44. John Sessums San Angelo Hlfrh Schoolg Guidance Pres. '43: Gens Togata '43: Westerner Football '43: Track '43-'44, Joe David Sides V Band '413 Astronomy '41: Chemistry Club '43. Eaxfnestine Snider i Girl Reserves '41-'43g Mixed Chorus '41-'44g Guidance Sec. '42-'43g A Cappella Choir '43-'44: Senior Girls Octette '43-'44: Thespians '42-'44. Bill Somers Guidance Vice-Pres. '43-'44. Mary Lou Spence Girl Reserves '42-'44g Westerner Staff '43: Radio Club '43: Mary Emma Club '42g Thespians '44 Betty Stanley . Girl Reserves '42-'43: Mary Emma Club '42-'43, James Stanley Athens High School: Hi-Y '41g Victory Corps '42-'43g Guidance Vice-Pres. '42-'-43. Wayne Stephens Dorothy Stevenson Girl Reserves 41 44 National Forensic League 43 Thesplans 42 44 Mixed Chorus 42 43 Allied Youth 42 Radio Club 41 42 gif' is xx 5 v L x fe' 41 2: J QS Bill swphenson eeese Q ' T Mary Lou Stewart El Club Panamerlcano '43-'44g Girl Reserves '41-'44: Gens Togata '43-'44g Science Club '43-'44g Guidance Sec. '43-'4-4: A Band '42-'44g Orches- tra '41-'4-4. Lawrence Stone 4 Guidance Pres. '42-'449 Radio Club '42-'43. Xlgestirnaire '42-'-43: Victory Corps '42-'43g Hl-Y Jane Tannehill 44' 'i 9 3 in 'Kgs 1 we ,sf fe-G-X Q TT' P' g 'f-2 4 A 'ai' .-A . it V:,. V .2-2 gf-- - fffkL1.f ' ' fi i1v'S!'eE N? so , ,i , we was I Y , X . 4,1 Vx .1 'i ,Ri I' ,.Q 2, N X y y .Kg f it -1. 1 M N' Elton Taylor Future Farmers of America '42-'43: Guidance Vice-Pres. '43-'44, Florence Rand Taylor Juanda. Taylor Girl Reserves '43-'44. Lorene Taylor Pat Thurman Gordon Treat Avonne Vlckery E1 Club Panamericano '41-'42g Melvil Dewey '43-'44g Girl Reserves '43-'44g Guidance Reporter '43. Betty Su Walker Girl Reserves '41-'44g Thespians '41-'44, Na- tional Thespians '42-'44g El Club Panamericano '42-'44g Armistice Play '42, '43g Declamation '43g Extemporaneous Speaking '42, Billy Walker Band '41-'43g Orchestra '42g Chess Club Sec. '42-'43: Tennis '42, '44g Hi-Y '43-'44s Chemistry Club '43-'44g Science Club '41-'42. Wayne Wallace Benita Ward Mary Ward El Club Panamericano '41-'423 Girl '43-'44. B. D. Ware Comanche High School. Ben T. Wells Student Council '41-'43g Yell Leader '42-'43g, Varsity Show '43g Quill and Scroll '43-'44, Pres. '43-'44p Westerner Staff '41-'44, Business Man- ager '44g National Honor Society '42-'43, ' Betty Faye Vlfhite , Thespians '41-'44: Mixed Chorus '42. Van White Lewis Willeford Armistice Play '43g Band '41-'44g Camera Club, Vice-Pres. '41-'42g Astronomy Club '41-'43g Radio Club '41-'433 Hi-Y '41-'44g Junior Play '43g Thes- plans '42-'44, Bobby Williams Band '41-'44g Orchestra '43-'44. Reserves Kenneth Williams Panhandle High School: Snyder High School. Bates Witt Bettye Jo Witty Nelle Womack Astronomy Club '41-'42: Science Club '41-'42g Girl Reserves '42-'44g Westerner Staff '43-'44g Essay '42-'43g Dean's Ofllce '43-'44. Mary Jean Wood Guidance Sec. '41-'42: Mary Emma, '41-'42g D.E. Vice-Pres. '42-'43, D.E. Sec. '43-'44g Girl Re- serves '43-'4-tg National Honor Society '42-'43. Oleta Wood Girl Reserves: Guidance Treas. '43. Rosa Lee Wolverton Gens Togata, '44g Girl Reserves '44. George Zournas Orchestra '41-'-14: Astronomy Club '411 Guidance Pres. '43: Thespians '43-'44: Armistice Play '-43. Dorothy Harrison Vllisterner World '42-'43g Quill and '43-' . Maurine Leftwich Scroll if ,iw 'CT' s x' lt m 5 QQ? GP' K- ,-. - -IP -wr-ff' - nv x st. .T...-- .. ' ii '-'fs bi--1-- ,1f'k+:s-- 1 r-J-F 5-tv lx kl-Q-. 11, gms- n 5-4--.. Z ii, CQ-771 'fy U..- 1-5 '3- I' X . Q LIDICVSQ' Somf el +Bf?q b'e+wT52n a-+:-5 fghelp-and a hindrance The Junior vice-presidents plctuled here with the president and secretary are: Jeanne Reid, Johnny Gamble hell Anthony secretary, Joe Arrlngton, Jane Lawson, Jim Lowrey, president, and Mary Jane Hmchey hot pictured IS Earl Lockhart. The Junior sponsors were: Mr. H. J. McCabe, head sponsor, Coach Marlin Hay- hurst, Mr. W. C. YVatts, Miss Glenys Honey, Miss Edith Caveness, Mrs. B. N. Hancock, and Mr. Sam Leifeste. QP' il -,... A, NABLQ T as A Bertha Nell Adair 'lx A Dorla A'Da.ir ng, if of w K -nl' Y Jfle ,Ar. S X we F' U N X ri x UB? . 'Wifi K 1 gait Marjorie Alford Lelia Allen Oma Allison Nell Anthony Sammie Anthony Muriel Arker Daniel Arledge Joe Arrington Bobby Babel- Bob Badgett Wendall Bagwell Joe Ann Bailey Wayne Bain Lee Bailey Charlotte Bail!!! J. Don Baldrldge Johnnie Barnett Nell Bateman Bruce Barrier Cantley Bennack Jack Billingsley Betty Lou Boone V. C. Bozeman Dee Bradford Charles Bratcher George Brewer Godfrey Brooke Walter Bumpass Luther Bundrant, Jra Harold Burdett Milton C. Butler, Jr. Paul Campbell Mayona Cardwell Clifton Casey Garland Casey Kenneth Cawthron Dick Cheatham Janette Click James Cline Virginia Collier Geneva Dean Collins Lois Cone Robert Conley Jean Cooke Ann Cooper Rue Copeland ,yn M 4 'qs A , we X' CX H e-A ay: ., ' 'if Zia, 'X v J 'rx ,Y E at J . k so ar1 l .C x J so Q. B ' our C. logic, B tr Y' , A -fi 'W 1 3 a ' C 'V X wus ' 1, gl-fy J 'V' ' -'iii 1, C 1 45' B-C -sq Af , , X t .1 fu- I Q' it f il C V tswifl ' ,V Q A 'W 1 2- : , e J 1 J I ,,1, J' F 1 J X . 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Elston Billy Felty Mary Lois Flndley Nelda, Fisher Joann Forbes Gay Freeman Margene Fry Mary Ellen Fudge Posey Gainer Johnny Gamble Luther Gardner Pat Garrett Frank Gaston Milborn Gaston Eldon Giles Bette Godbehere Jane Gordon Polly Gossett Marijane Grace Wynelle Green Lavenia Grisham Bettie Jo Guillot Bennie Ray Gunn Keith Haberer Carl Hale Bette Hallmark Roy Blake Hankins Betty Hardin Paul Hardwick Siu , W' , M W if .aDX,'ss?? x 'Q t' 5 Q as 'o, C. Q :::O. P' 0 '65 9 'ir N r X ' X1 X 5 ' xx XIX XI , R lil! A I I 5. Vi' N ex 5 tbl ' 'Q- ' Q T J. . f. QI to sz: fr VL-by me ' G1 h fl W' A G are l K 'Q VA A 'A - , 4 rny Q n o er- 99 'WC' X an it l Johmlie Harp Bob Harris Wendell I-Iartsfleld ' ' t ' W 7 fl 5 Frances Hawn is -' S ' 1 ll 'gil ii .1 ffl? 2 2 i ' V lfii:-as-44, W1 hx or 1 Herbert Hawkins .3 .' Madolyn Henderson . ff J YPA sw Ni- 'G' it f H K by eHiH be 1 D H . yV ,Q M N 'X David Hester Mary Jane Hinchey Ulyss Hobgood Glenna Elizabeth Holman Gerry Hope J ack Hinchey Hoge Jane Holden Jean Hopper Afton Wayne Houser Raymond Hunter Tom Ingram 'G xl F Bobby Hughes U J vi ' Billy Jack Hunt Jean Isbell Barbara J ackson Ruth Jackson Earl Johnson John Paul Jones Mary Jones Rayburn Jones Bobbie Ruth Julian Robert Karr Charles Kelley Lemuel Kelso Joanne Kendrick Alice Marie Killingsworth Thomas Kilpatrick Ina Dean King Barbara Klaus Margaret Klaus Orlean Lackey Ma-ry Evelyn Lacy Marion Land Don Landers Jane Lawson Rowland Laxon Theron Lee Hazel Lewellyn Frances Littrell Martha Lively Earl Lockhart 1 x T' 75, xl , 5. ' at A N f.X. W . ,4 ,PH . X a ' 5 .-, 5 . Q fail' Ia- QE: ,mn ' fy'-. ' s , W - 'Q . - Q Q I Q fd--L, 'ls 1. i 5 . ii' ' if' ixx J 1 plugs' . if ,Q i t SV N if, 2- .- W ' 1 -N W L gy f . . . f, 'tb x'- f I ,f .l,o,. 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Moyers Roberta Niblack Pauline Norwood K fm-. 1 L Joan Nowlin '- 'Hi ,f Bobbie Jean Odom Cardelia Ogden Elbert 0'Neall Virginia Nunley , , an ,, 3 V xv' 's Of' John Orr J ,I I 4 nw Qin M -Q un.. 1 4 b 5 h fv' 1 if x N 'gf' as 2 4, I y X 1 . , 4-' 'FP m '3:'fi2224 . SSN ? JF 5i . f j:::ag5::z ar A W- '1 . ' ::' 2:1 ' ' ' ' QVQ-' '76 -- '35-'-. .1 , ' X9 1? 5 , f.f.'.,,211 x, ' P2530 ' ,,.L I W U, 7 4',-:4f1: aj '-' 'K x , I f ,.v S. X , P fx Dennis Patterson Joe Dean Payne Bettye Perkins Francys Peters Marie Phipps Darrell Perman ' Deane Pierce Molly Pinkston Billy Piercy Jessie Merle Pipkin Nell Pipkin Douglas Ray Nancy Rea Elizabeth Ponce Margery Read Jack Reese Jeanne Reid Elmer Reed Jacquelyn Reynolds Edward Richardson Mary Belle Richards Mary Lee Richardson Jo Ann Ricks Billie Joe Rogers Darrell Rogers Donnie Sanders Joyce Sawyer Doris Scarborough Carol Ann Sherrod Lala Fern Shipley Billy Slagle Eugene Smart Edgar Smith Jerry Smith Montie Smith Virgle Lee Sneed Jim Snell Bentley Solomon Roger Southall Wilborn Stacy Betty Stephens Floradare Stuart Alice Sweet Barbara Tatum Ruth Taylor Erma Teal Betty Thomas Lois Marie Thompson km 41 pn Qu. K 4 .X 6 ,V A erl' f -ii. Mgr fzff, S if A RW, I S -v Q Lki'W A in 1' Av- QQ- rf! gggfe' 'S' xi IP! 'C' if rf ' ' . 4Q.,.n 'LR 'FK 'Y 1 ,X ,fp u Zenr , Z 'z' Q I 2 'T 1-if iw- ! . 5 .f . n i o I I' 15 J. 5 W -2? , yn at nfs: -Q , -as f- ws W ,K N gsqa W K 1 A 1l' If I K HW-2 X ll N AV' all -cggjgzf ,Q X 'st 5-t i'Z kv--.,. A A W ,, . I H T if Xl Martha Ja-ne Thurman Dorothy Townsend John Trout Lamoine Tune Willie Mae Tyner Dorothy Jean Tyson Gail Tyson Colleen Valllant Charles Ray lvalden Billy Joe Walker Jack Walter Conrad Ward Gwendolyn Wardlow Jo Rae Watson Virginia Whjttenberg Genelle Wiley Connie Williams Thomas Williams Mary Williamson Pat Williamson James Wilson Peggy Wolfe Virginia Wood Billye Jo Woods George Wray Raymond Yandell Joyce Yocum Betty York , , Marjorie Beth Young Mildred Chism Bonnie Clark Aleene Hilton ' ohllf IIQQX gh vga- ' J-L-- 'lub- 1- ,,l 3 ,, I. Q 1 - -v 3 ,'511-Q. K X44 l-Q 'S .vi 'Q .Q -QT --::..5Is ,'l L.. 5 -,T-,tier A.-,5S Mx - 'Q 3'- 1g',.,i':1. 1 PY, Xe-Nw Nur --, 1 - 55.11 2 1 -A S- 1. .qt f 1 ...., s XX 1-ni fx' .L g- A l ' 'Qi-+4 Q YA 1-g, :J 5 Ari :kg XFX' -P J T.. , - v -. W-ti? f-flii'f-- AM, r- E 0 ITI - -,..... 1 -A .T .1 I A s. 0+ E3MO+h2F'S pride 7? and Fa+her's joy - J.. Q. 'l , , f4 ...J- 'L --1' i? -' L .il ,Q 5 wg:-4 . H The Sophomore class was allowed nine vice presidents fheir nam: s as pictured above, are from left to right Ray Simmons Gloria Novak Mary Francess Payne, Harold W dll Ch xrlotte Scoggm, George Morris Margaret Hawkins, Gerald Davis Betty Jenkins Keeton Hughes La Vaughn Bearden. The Sophomore sponsors are: Coach Dixie VVhit,e, Miss Mayme Alexander, Miss Aline McCarty, Mrs. Thelma Wilson, Miss Bernice Scarlet, Miss Elma Miller, Mr. G. E. Dawson. Fo? PJ -5 3 x X adlih X i , uh La 6350 A at 4. f, K gg, 11 QI! 1. E I b e 1 -fi J A, K ,W A Bttt B e Billy Adair yn , Jeannie Adams B , Weldon 'J X Q I K .-8 if ' 1 , A 2 Norma Joyce Atkin . , l ' gn ix Thelma Alford Adams Doris Akers A W 7 James Allen Pat Augood Gordon .i , Q - if do -- f Qs Q, 'i ., , f 332 if 1 :tj o ' L A .Srila , Mlrlflgil - Bob Bain z Eileen Baker Marjory Allen Effie Mae Anderson Anderson J uanice Bagwell Dorothy Barnett Lois Barnett QLA Clarence Barton .V '54 Manme Bell snby Bell Philip Bennett A if Bobby Berger Harold Bergman Dayle Blackburn Sue Blackburn Le Joy Blackwell Mary Faye Bonds Bobby Booker f ff 4- Sue Boulter' Ill! ' f lf' ,,+. J aff, Troy Bowers Norma Jean Box Rhea Bradley Vernon Bradley Betty Bragg Donald Brand Hermanell Bray Paul Brewton J. R. Bridges Grady Brooke Gladys Jane Brooks Lola Brothers Billie Orene Bryant Dorothy Bryant Martha Bucy Margy Bullen Geraldine Bullock Murlene Bullock James Bundrant Wenton Butler sf' J, QGKX ., ., M: ,Q 5 4. . . ,gg i - . 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A Don Davidson W Q ' ' Bryan Davis V Gerald Davis V ,iQ A Sara Davis Duane Dawkins Rose Mary Dawkins Robert Dawson Wyanell Dodson Bob Donnell n L 4' Ramona Douglas by Ns ' for s as 4 ,..v . D sJk 3 Y P 4' 9 ,ss 'ii-if f X Y R155 .4 1 Vehna Lou Dunn f jg NN: V' I s vi D A 2 'QS Jean Eisenberg ,, a s o . R f N Tr vi E111 nm I ' Q Marjorie Ellis W' ous English It K A Q f' S... ' K S 'hr Joann Eppes George Etz David Fawcett. an M ATT we X5 sz I . , ,, ,b ,. ,I .. Jimmy Fewell . f A. E. Folsom a . d L V Mack Forrester V Q' .X ' X . Q, 5,f,,n A . . ' x Q 0 C Foster an l d yn ' ' ' e as Ann Franklin dddd 2 fi 5 7 I .gf-1. k X in D, so A so a -1 Q 3 'X fl Q61 .5 . U0-vu' D, 1.. 1 W 5 fi XL ,I m r?- 4 -fa.-a.. A QQ 'ii s g' L 4 Tommie Jean French Elna Fullerton Pat Fulton Eleanor Gainer Jimmie L. Garrett Jack Gaywacke Bobbie Gentry Anna Lou Gibson fo Beverly Giles 7 7-2 Jean Goen C Charles S. Gordon George Gray Jo Greene Ella Fay Groves Frances Hwcklield Nana Hackleman Rosemary Hairston Mollie Halcomb Billy Mack Hall Joe Hall if f- Cloyce Hallman . fp Iris Hallman wr ,,, f y A f Coy Hamilton j X Jeanette Hamilton J? Y John Hampton Ken Hancock - Tommy Hancock Joy Haney Dorothy Harbaugh Dick Hardin Billy Harless lien Harris 1 X UQ Dana Lou Harrison Susan Harrison Helen Hatfchett Louis Hawkins Margaret Hawkins Lila Lee Haynes Ruth Haynes Frank Hazelwood G. W. Hensley Ruth Hensley Evelyn Hill Gerald Hise Zella Mae Hodges Margaret Holt Grover Hope Betty Sue Horton '., , In ,,' 'W' V3 1 '.x'l.f VX i W ,T A 7 ' KX La -A Q A ff N 183, Et X 1:1211 . 2. f 4 W. -f vs FW Q: 6' I If ', ,U ., , f if ,s ' 1 if ff X, ' 1? + rf 5 3' .., HF eg! rf, H f ng of ' Q 1 if Q' Q 'R 'Pi ur fn ,x J- A Q W V Elizabeth Howard 9 is 5 Alyce Marye Howell C. W. Huckabay Harold Hudgeons Qi 'P' K' , e X , . r J! 'fl no I 5' Q? 1+ -5 is vw b y jr wx Q in ' gpm -gf h 1 'A Keeton Hughes . J I ' i it 1 V - Billie Louise Hutchings -or I Bobby Hutto Jewell Ince La Juanah Ince 0' Laffell Isbell Jimmie Johnson Marjorie Johnson Winona Johnson Du VVayne Jones -.Q Louise Jones Patsy Kaigler . ke Billie Nell Kennedy ,, A Q-'1 X 4 H 43- Jimmy Kennedy ,gn A I X John Ike Kennedy f Frank Kerr K so Bobby Ketron , 7 'L' W V Charalene King x L 1' X ' Marinelle King mx H Richard Kleinschmidt Q H I 1 We A Y' . Sidney Kligman Carol Knapp Tom Knight Jo Ann Kuykendall Elva Calruth Land Maxene Landers fx. Jean Lang Cherie Lane Lucille Lane Hal Langford I-I. R. Lankford Martha Jayne La,Roe Russell Lawrence Tom Laws Frances Leech Bill Lawson flu 1 A ,., - iv rag, i , M ,. Q , X'-arfgw., f- 4' in ' 1 hw .f y 4 Jack Leftwich Bruce Le Maire Gene Lindsey Ji ie Lester A ic e ' Mary Lou Lindsey Vida Lindsey Russell Logan 3. . Q Q .. gl ,l . .5 4 N 3 Eng sr J L 'F .57 L., i pivj ,JL f R. Q, , 6- 1 Q5 N' H 21 1 Jill .'dd K. 64 . 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Z P ly WY: .fs L Y 19-,v 'lur- I1 Y 1 L l Gladys Peek Mary Agnes Pelton Juana Perry Warner Peticolas Billy Petree Jewell Alice Pharr ', A MQ' 1 1 Walter Phillips Norma Jane Pollard Richard Pope Billy Poston Martha Porter Ruby Potts Doris Irene Prater T. J. Price Herbert Puryear Betty Quinlan Wayne Raney Dorleen Rauls Dorothy Rayburn Heath Raymer Jack Reaves Floyd Rector Jacquelyn Reed Joanne Reynolds Nell Rhodes Billy Wayne Richardson Calvin Roberts Bob Rogers Ai David Rowland Beth Ann Ryan HA.- Margie Beth Sanders Ray Sandlin f-Q ow Xxx! Bertha Sansom Wanda Zell Sasser Robert Schneider ' Norma Schudell Charlotte Scoggin A Sammy Sell' S , , PQ Gene Settle m M N y Rosa Marie Settle W' 4 Maurice Shaw - R RC' 1 Mx if i 1 fa ,, Lucille sikes to etre 'Q N' y t N Noel Sikes ' ',f' 4 W , 5 Rena Simmonds , on Efx ' 44' . Sf? fx .V ,X I my x v 3 3 l ff t Ray Simmons V - ' , V Katherine Sligar My V S- Dorothy Smallin 'N ,E 'V 1 Damon L. Smith ,191 k 1. W if 1 X 'ff , m i faq I W. . 4 JV Q ,. X .,, . , 44' Q J :H . - . 1 X A a K infill. -nw. 'P' ,n 4 19657 rin f-an 32 R ntzm-+ .VA If -iii qi Q .vt , X V I' Bun-.55 I y E R at , ' SN , A M. P y N , g bQ L1 or gre- L. 1 .gif 1 - ' ' iw , - , K .S 1,3 . ' I z Q 'xi - - mei 3 ah fv 3 12' sun..- 'F -v 4 all .J i' i w f X 2 S .ii 'Lf HO? in 1 .. if I 1: I' 'N Clarence Snow Joyce Stanley Robert Oleta Stewart 1 Virginia Ruth Somers Phyllis Stalcup Doris Stanley Stanley LaVerne Starr Merle Stewart ' ' Stephens Q ' ,L 'Q .1 X .... Hu' gi 1 ff f W' L ... f Mary Frances Stephens Bill Stevens Ina Loyce Stevenson Billie Ruth Stiles L. E. Stotts, Jr. ! Charley Sturges Q Mava Jean Strawn E Peggy Strickland 1 ffffFf' 'd f Joyce Squyres Mickey Tarkenton V IVL k. o 1 .QI H A. 5' 'T J uanell Taylor 1 Dorothy Teston Syble Tidwell Wayland Thornton Jerry Thrush Bob Todd Worth Trammel Betty Loys Tubbs Dick Turner Harlan Turner Mary Turner Norma Turner Velda Turner Verdell Turner Thelma Tyner Jean Van Meter Betty Vaughn Margaret Vaughn Wayne Vaughn Edwin Visage June Waite Bill Waldin Glenna Waldin Marcine Wallace Della Pearl Vvard Joyce Weaver Margaret Ann West Sylvia Whitacre We Q ..JI1. 'Q F x , I 4 i 41 . fl. Q., I , Nfl. We ,Z'w ,4 L ., A., h-V, 1 if 7' xvlf , 'Z K ' Q E Fx . 3 L- 1 tg! 8 y'tr gy X 'ire V V g t ? .ef at 1 no f B 22 1- B .aa gr r I A X 1 I fllf 3 y W , . . 2 'Q w :WH . ifff' IT' 1 51' PF f 9 :PX lv- Charlotte Whittaker Tom Mack Wiggley Bill Wilkerson James Williams Iler Williams Phyllis Williams Joedna Wilson John N. Wilson Lois Wilson Lois Wodsworth Joe Wofford Ben Womack Annie Jo Wood Mary Frances Wood Marrion Woods Stella Worley Betty Mae Worrell Barbara Yates Marie York Virginia Younger Melba Yowell Rex Zachary Robert' Griilin Bill Scales How the Favorites were Chosen Loyalty, faithfulness, general citizenship, cooperation, per- sonality, honesty, service, and general value to the school were the qualifications considered by the teachers when they made their choice for the All-Westerners. Their final selection of one senior boy and one senior girl exemplifies the best of Lub- bock High School's population. Class favorites were chosen through secret ballot by the respective classes. Seniors nominated one boy and one girl whom they considered their best-liked friends. The juniors and Sophomores each chose one student, either a boy or a girl, from their own classes. A list of nominees was made, and, if a student received a majority of votes, he was pronounced elected, if not, a run-of was held. By popular vote of the faculty the Who's Who section was chosen. These students are outstanding in school activities and have many of the qualifications of the All-Westerners. Who's Who faculty members were chosen by the Westerner staff. X Bfxdavr WQ'F2 1CrlQnd5 foqeiher ' vl Q , I , x x A I ,s' Q i . S ' . s ' ' K 51 7 Ali ..sssn , '- Sfi YJ ., . ff. o fl lux, ' ' l I l K ' , ' ,ggly ll nlxl k ,, 6555? - . i 4 I' x 0 1 W l 1- ,.f,Q..,.+ff - Q - , 2 .... A 1 e I . tsu1 L'. F . . K ' ' U? - J R. My G., jim joe Rieger, a tall brunette, is the idol of every Westerner gridiron fan. He is now serv- ing his country in the United States Army Air Forces, and is displaying the sportsmanship and sense of fair play that he showed as number 20 on the Westerner team and which makes him so deserving of the title Senior Favorite. W-..,,Ni T' Dark-haired, brown-eyed, energetic Blackie Lewis has been chosen for the highest honor that is in the power of the seniors to give her-that of senior favorite. She always has plenty of time to speak to everyone, and she wins more new friends every day. tm vi, . lg mx.-iL 7'ff z e' ' , ml .YH f.1 . , it ' r . -f 45' wg' '.' ., , ' '55 if ,gp Q ' , W L, jane Lawson, the junior choice for their favorite, is a small blonde girl with plenty of what it takes. Having served two years as a member of the Student Council and as a cheer leader, jane has won many friends and admirers. .W Q Pretty Charlotte Scoggin, sophomore favorite, is one of the most popular girls in Lubbock Senior High School. Her popularity was evidenced by her being elected Westerner football sweetheart for 1944. Charlotte has more than found her place in the hearts of L. H. S. students. town-IAN , Q- - .Q,,,.5-.yA,,,1i.A H .,,,,W, , 5 1 l, y am ff 'V' 4545? ii li if 1 as U E 5 A 3 f I .sl x 8? . 1' li! p 515' 'ff F .K,,- ,r .- . J . g -Hi Wi Cheerful, attractive June Royalty has proved herself worthy of all praise be- cause of her splendid work as editor of the Westerner World this year. Al- ways smiling and friendly, June has displayed the personality which has won her the admiration of all who work with her. One of the most popular girls of the senior class, Frances Groee is indeed fltted to be recognized and honored for her numerous contributions to the school. Serving now as secretary of the Girl Reserves, Frances shows her- self as true, honest, dependable, and always willing to serve in a good cause. ff f: M, W kg li lr it , if Stony Wallis a delightful combina- tion of a happy-go-lucky football hero and a serious student. In the winter Stony goes out for football and he looks like a promising star for next year's team. In the spring, Stony goes out for basketball in a big way, l1o's Who Sparkling, enthusiastic Winnie Reid is an attractive brunette with bubbling personality. Wlstie is our idea of an all-round girl. As an active member of the Girl Reserves and the Western- aire staff, she has shown ability that is admired by everyone. Quiet and unassuming Billy Slaglq admired by his fellow students as xr as the members of the faculty for excellent grades and cooperative spl Always dependable, Billy goes B. his job respecting the confidence w has been placed in him. He has many friends. Three years as a favorite among I co-workers because of her bright genuity and attractive personal: Irene Crlm will go through life in 3 own personal manner conquering obstacles and winning still m friends. N-.J x f,i.a.lEs..,-i, - ' ' fi- E ' lk. f f,w,sgf:,-:seq 'K ,f 4' , K g ,U W a Q 5 1 -an Q :F C7-V1 3 . E 1 5 I R up o ,N ., QQ! A :gf-L J, s Q I mygagf .,, 'rf P V- g- 05 fx 1 , ki' 5 , . I tai' ,hz At the Quill and Scroll initiation banquet. Everyone seems interested in the performance. Girl Reserves and their stickers. Santa Claus visits the National Honor Society banquet. An initiation service. v ,S S I jk N 1' Miss YVrenn, Jack, Birddog, and Francys seem quite interested in the experiment. Margene Fry, a pledge, imitates a teapot. Evidently Tommy Nash had never played Cheeky- Cheeky. Doc Morrisset looks as though he has eaten a little too much. I it. K . .' , - ... ,Q A ,fff ' 3 riff' - 4 , , .V .f uf 1 if CI ulos Round-up on the range Bertha Nell Adair, Norma Joyce Akin, Ellen Ann Alford, Thelma Alford, Lelia Allen, Pat Allgood, Nelda Armstrong, Mary Arnold, Lottie M. Atkinson, Mary Jo Baber, Charlotte Bailltf, Johnnie Barnett, Louise Battln, Sue Blackburn, Kitty Bonds, Jean Boone, Treasurer: Norma Jean Box, Gladys Jane Brooks, Martha Bucy, Billye Jo Cantrell, Mayona Cardwell, Joyce Cherry, Nell Clifton, Ann Cooper, Billie Sue Cornelius, Blllye Counts, Jo Ruth Curtis, Francis Ann Delmasso, Rose Mary Dawkins, Ruby .lo Denton, Novie Diebel, Marjorie Ellis, Vernell Eubank, Ann Franklin, Margenc Fry, Annie Mae Graham, Wynelle Green, Billie Lee Griilln, Bess Griggs, Lavina Grisham, Frances Groce, Betty Guillot. Betty Hardin. Mildred Hawkins, Lila Lee Haynes. Ruth Haynes. Ruth Hens- ley, Mary Jane Hinchey. Gerry Hope. Jean Hopper. Ruth Jackson. Peggy Ann Johnson, Patsy Kaigler. Charlene King, Gladys Joe King, Marinelle King, Marie Louise Klaus, Lou Nell Knott. Barbara Leonard, Jackie Lewis, Frances Littrell, Pauline Lokey. Gene Malone. Jean Martin. XVanda Martin. Olive Pearle Matthews. Jean Mecham, Dixie .lean Medlock. Geraldine Medlock, Linda Jean Mills, Mary Beth Monroe, Beverly Mooney, Amaleta Moore, Jackie Mueller, VVanda Muller, Freda McCaskiIl, Maxine McCollum. Betty M1-Donald, Jean M1-Kinzie. Nora Me- Murry, Lilia Mae McNabb. Marian M4-Nahb, Shirley Mcllee, Yerlene Mr-Spadden, Roberta Niblack, Betty Nipper, Gloria Novak, Xvilla Jean Noble, Ann 0rr. Johnny Overfelt, Janetha Owen. Rose- Paschall, Jessie Merle Pipkin. Nina Maud Potts, Doris Praten. Jeannine Reid, Parliamentarian: Mary l-lelle Richards, Lois Rivers, Betty Frances Rogers, June Royalty. Margie Sanders, Norma Schudell. Carol Ann Sherrod. Yirgie Lee Saeed, Mary Lou Spence, Phyllis Stalcup, Betty Stanley, llorothy Stevenson, Mary Lou Stewart, Peggy Strickland, Alice Sweet. Barbara Tatum. Florence Rand Taylor. Juanda Taylor, Juanelle Taylor, Erma Teal. Betty Thomas, Lois Marie Thompson. Dot Tyson, Colleen Valllant. Betty Vaughn, Avonne Vickory. Betty Sue Walker. Joyce Weaver, Marjorie Xvehster. Virginia Whittenhurg, Pat Willlaixnsoll, Nelle VVomack, Mary Jean Wood. Rosa Lee Wool- verton. Betty N. XVorrell. Joyce Yocum. Marjorie Beth Young, Virginia Younger. Sponsors: Miss Linioel Hilliard, Miss Mary Magee, Mrs. Rachel Reese. Mrs. R. H. Luker, Miss Peek, Miss Maylne Alexander, head. The Girl Reserve Club is a national organization of the Y. W. C. A. and has as its purpose the promotion of a higher degree of religious consciousness, recreational activities, fellowship, and workmanship. The local purpose is: to promote a higher degree of war consciousness in Lubbock High School girls. Annual activities include the Boy-Girl Banquet, a recognition service held in the spring, a farewell party to seniors, and the installation of the new ojiicers of the Girl Reserve and Hi-Y clubs in a joint service during Senior Week. R. v. Vice-President Betty Frances Rogers Secretary Frances Groce Girl Reserve Club President Bess Griggs Nell Anthony, Lottle Atkinson, Wendall Bagwell, Jo Ann Bailey, Charlotte Balllfl, Juanlee Bagwell, Wanda Barker, Dorothy Barnett, LaVaughn Bearden, Sue Blackburn, Mary Frances Bonds, Sue Boulter, Hermanell Bray, Lila Brooks, Martha Buey, Doris Mae Burdett, Mflton Butler, Billy Jo Cantrell, Charlotte Carter, Mary Ann Caswell, Billie Nelle Cave, Marilyn Chick, Nell Clifton, Jo Cobb, Bobby Conley, Betty Cog- hurn, Ann Cooper, Rue Copeland, Martha Sue Craddock, Ina Marie Daniel, Sara Davls, Marllynn Day, Francis Ann Delmasso, Mark Dickin- son, Wyanell Dodson, Mary Beth Dupree, Mary Ann Dykes, Jean Eisen- berg, Marjorie Ellis, Eleanor Ferguson, Ann Franklin, Margene Fry, Anna Lou Gibson, Beverly Giles, Joan Gill, Jane Gordon. Marljane Grace, Jack Grady, George Gray, Billie Grlilln, Robert Grlilln, Bess Griggs, Frances Groee, Patricia Groves, Betty Gulllot, Mary Frances Hackleld, Paul Hardwick, Xen Harris, Gene Carolyn Harvey, Herbert Hawkins, Margaret Hawkins, Frances I-lawn, Bobby Hays, Sam w llenly, Mary Jane Hlnchey, Evelyn Hodges, Billie Lonlse Hutchlngs, Peggy Johnson, Mary Jones, Margaret Klaus, Joann Kuykendall, Jerry ' LeMond, Martha LaRue, Jane Lawson, Barbara Leonard, Peggy Lindsey, A Earl Lockhart, Pauline Lokey, Lenora Lowe, Wanda Martin, Bobby Mar- W tyn, Joanne Maylleld, Dorothy McCelvy, Betty McDonald, Mary Lam McKay, Jean Mclilnaie, Shirley McRee, Verlene Mcspadden, Jean Mecharn, 1 Beverly Mooney, Amaleta Moore, Jackie Mueller. W'anda Muller, Betty Nance, Norma Nash, Pat Naylor, Jo Nell New- berry, Clyde Neville, Roberta Nlblack, Roland Nichols, Mary Lon Norton, Gloria Novak, Pat 0'Leary, Ann 0rr, Corrine Payne, Joe Dean Payne, Jewell Alice Pharr, Margaret Pierce, Jessle Plpkln, Nell Plpkln, Eliza- beth Ponce, Geraldine Pool, Martha Gene Porter. Pat Quinlan, Charlotte Scoggln, Nancy Rea, Winston Redwlne, Jack Reese, Wlstle Reid, Jacque- lyn Reynolds, Joanne Reynolds, Betty Rountree, Joyce Sawfyer, Carol Ann Sherrod, Ray Simmons, Jerry Smith, Vlrgle Lee Sneed, Roger Southall, Mary Lou Spence, Gorden Stalcup, Phyllis Stalcup, Dorothy Stevenson, Barbara Tatum, Betty Thomas. Betty Lois Tubbs, Colleen Valllant, Betty 1 Vaughn, Betty Sn Walker, Bllly Joe Walker, Jack Walter, Jo Rae Wat- Y son, Margaret West, Sylvla Whitacre, Betty White, Lewis Wllleford, Mary Williamson, Betty Jo Woods, Betty York, Vlrginla Younger, George Zournas. Sponsor: Mrs. Marie Gabriel. President Jerry LeMond Vice-President Ray Simmons Secretary Margene Fry e Y 3. . Q. lf: 3 1 'Q ii 95.4 National Thespian Club f p. ,fb IP Y: The purpose of the organization is to create a more active and intelligent interest in high school dramatics. Par- ticipation in the club activities encourages the students to attain a better mastery of language, to develop poise and self-control, and to appreciate dramatic literature and its techniques. The Thespians have presented ,two plays - the Armistice play, Y Let Me Come Back, with choric reading, The Voice of America, and the Christmas play, The Corn- ,husk Doll. They have initiation Y in the fall and a formal banquet in Y ' the sprint?- . W Y Y X 1 Y Y .', ,u 111 ,. - 5 President me Jack Grady Vice-President Jerry LeMond Secretary Sam Henly Billy Adair, James Allen, Coleman Archer, Joe Arrington, Ver- non Bradley, Paul Brewton, Ralph Bucy, Delbert Cooper, Bill Cope, Floyd Crume, Johnny Davis, Ted Forsythe, Jack Grady, John Hamp- ton, Paul Hardwick, Bobby Hayes, Sam Henly, G. YV. Hensley, David Hester, Lamar Jackson, Vllesley Jooston, Charles Kelley, Lemuel Kelso, Kenneth King, Don Kittrell, Theron Lee, Jerry Lt-Mond, Hi,Y Jimmy Lowrey, Hardie Matthews, Bob McDonald, Fred McDonald, Don Mclnturf, Jack McQueen, David Mohle, H. A. Mohle, Jr., George Morris, Leslie Morrisett, Roland Nichols, Joe Dean Payne, Sequoyah Perry, Billy Phillips, Zackie Reynolds, Mike Sellen, Ray Simmons, Jerry Smith, Gordon Stalcup, Lawerence Stone, Stony XVall, Billy XValker, Billy Joe XValker, Thomas XVilliams, Lewis Vl'illeford. Spon- sors: Mr. McCabe, Mr. Hill, and Mr. Lcifeste. Mary Jo Baber, Rue Copeland, Jack Cooper, Johnny Davis, Mar- gene Fry, Marijane Grace, Jack Grady, Bess Griggs, Dorothy Harri- son,- Bonnie Howard, Jackie Lewis, Pauline Lokey, Tom Lokey, Ernestine Loveless, Leslie Morrisett, Elbert O'Neall, Tommy Nash, June Royalty, Mike Sellen, Dorothy Tyson, Joyce Yocum, Ben XVells. Sponsor: Mrs. Dick Cozby. Quill and Scroll Society The Quill and Scroll is an international honor society for high school journalists. The Margaret Turner Chapter of Lubbock High J School is composed of students who have done outstanding work on ' the Westerner World or thc Westerner. V One initiation is held each semester. The society has conducted J locally the student opinion polls, sponsored by the Scholastic Magazine. A 5' ' President Ben Wells v Vice-President Jackie Lewis .1 .,.,m,.,. Secretary - Pauline Lokey ggppply .,.. . -f: if 1 if ii' I QVQZVIQUS .. sa, e 101 ' smile-1 r A ' President A Mary Belle Richards . -is Vice-President - S Charles Gordon Secretary t Barbara Leonard EI Club Panamericano Ellen Ann Alford, Jladlne Bell, Mary Faye Bonds. Virginia Crumer, Xvynnell Dodson, Mary Flndley, Tonnny Haneoek, Billie Louise Ilutehins, Charles Gordon, Barbara Leonard, Shirley Mc'Ree, Beverly Mooney, Wanda Muller. Betty M1-Donald, Nell Pipkin, Nancy Rea, Mary Belle Richards, Mary Lon Stewart, Betty Loys Tubbs, Betty Sn Wvalker, George XVray. Pat xxvllliillllitlll. Sponsors: Miss V1-lnla MeCanlllesS. Miss Ber- nloe Searlett. The present Spanish Club was organized ten years ago. Until last year it was called La Cerventinaf' and membership was open only to Spanish students. Now any student interested in Panamericanism can become a member. The purpose of the El Clnb Panamericano is to promote inter- Americanism by becoming better acquainted with the other Americas through a study of their customs. history, and literature. and by getting acquainted with the Latin Americans in our midst. N l N i l James Allen, Louise Buttln. Llla Brooks, Sam Brown, Martha Huey, nlph Bury. Giles Carter, Rue Copeland. Elizabeth Craig. Rose Mary awklns. Velma Lou Dunn, Ella Fay Groves, Dolores Gryder. Margaret nwkins. Ruth Haynes, Elizabeth Howard, Avery Jackson, Earl Johnson, lorence Joosten, Barbara Leonard. Nancy Manderson, Billy Masters, ekle Mueller. VVanda Patterson, Joe Dean Payne, Nancy Rea. Joanne ynolds, .laequelyn Reynolds, Mary Belle Richards, Ray Simmons, fury Lou Stewart. Alive Sweet. Barbara Tatum. Harold XVall, George iray. Margaret Ann NVQ-st. Rosa Lee XVolverton. Joyce Yocnnl. Sponsor: rs. ll. P. Johnson. The Gens Togata is one ofthe oldest clubs in school. It is made up ' students who are taking Latin. or who have had some Latin in ce past. Its aim is to help those concerned learn more about the atin people. their customs and their language. There are three 't socials each year. An initiation, the installation of new officers. id a farewell to Seniors. Gens Togata President Billy Masters lx Vice-President Jacquelyn Reynolds Secretary Rue Copeland gsm 9 President Betty Jo Mangum Vice-President Annie Mae Graham Secretary Ruby Jo Denton A , .,.. 4 fini Thelma Alford, Norma Joyce Akin, Lottie M. Atkinson, Patsy Brow: Billye Jo Contrell, Annie Mae Graham, Mary Lo Grlllln, Lavenl Grisham, Mildred Hawkins, Ruth Jackson, Dorothy Johnson, Em-li Judd, Lncile Lane, Betty Jo Mangum, Bula Fae Paige, Rose Pascha Ruby Potts, Francis Ralson, Dorothy Rayburn, Jacquelyn Reed, Bet t l J T hill D th Tovvnson, Lannle Gene Walt, Joy S an ey, ane anne , oro y r Maxine Wright. Sponsors: Miss Miller, Miss Jennings, und Mrs. Watso: The Mary Emma Club, which is ajiliated with the Future Hom makers of Texas, was organized in 1917 and has since had as i. purpose to aid its members in developing personality, leadershi self-reliance, initiative, socml poise, and professonal gudance. Mary Emma Club Winston Allen, Lawrence Balch, Bruce Barrier, Eddie Bledsoe, V. C. Bozeman, J. R. Bridges, Kenneth Burnett, Wendell Codltt, Otis English, Bennie Gunn, Herman Lorenz, Garr Martin, Alan McLaurln, Bill Nelson, David Parham, Edward Richardson, B. T. Robbins, Bobby Jo Sprouls, Billy Walden, J. B. Waller, Pierce Winn, David Worley, Jack Smith. Sponsor: Mr. Henry Elder. Each yeafr in the F. F. A. it is a custom that a banquet be given for the fathers and mothers of the boys. Also a social with the Mary Emma girls invited is given. The boys participate in contests and livestock shows. Some of the contests include dairy products judging, livestock judging, and fowl judging. Future Farmers of America President Edward Richardson Vice-President Bruce Barrier 5,225 ' ' 1 .. Y Y A S ecvretary Bill Walden j A l 1 President 3 Coleman Archer Vice-President Zackie Reynolds QN ot picturedh Coleman Archer, Jack Grady, Wesley Joosten, Lemuel Kelso, Zackie Reynolds, Lewis Willeford, and sponsor, Mr. Rogers Orr The Radio Ham Club, organized this year, is for those boys inter ested in learning the International Morse Code. The boys build sets of their oum and do experiments with them here at school. Radio Ham Club , Pat, Fain, Ted Forsythe, Jack Grady, Roger Hall, Bob Hassell, Iubert, Hawkins, Sam Henly, Gerry Hope, Avery Jackson, Lemuel Kelso, Jerry LeMoud, Gene Malone, William McClure, David Mohle, lnn Orr, Billy Puryear, Zackie Reynolds, Mike Sellen, Joe David lldes, Billy Slagle, Billy 1Va-lker. Sponsor: Miss Neville Wrenn. Purposes of the club are to further instill a scientific understand- ng of chemistry among its members and to help in the Science Re- 'earch Talent Contest. The club was organized this year. TNT stands or Telling New Truths. The club meets every other Wednesday at toon in room 309. It performs various experiments during that time. T-N-T Chemistry Club President Jack Grady fNot picturedl Vice-President Zackie Reynolds Secretary Ted Forsythe -- 'Q 6 . . t President A it 4. Eleanor Ferguson it . Vice-President I X Lenora Lowe , Secretary A ol o Joanne Kendrick fy- 512 ' Li fi H e Coleman Archer, Betty Cogburn, Eleanor Ferguson, Louis Hui Joanne Kendrick, Peggy Lindsey, Lenora Lowe, Jessie Merle Pipki Billy Phillips, Zackie Reynolds, George Zournas. Sponsor: M Rogers Orr. J - The purpose of the club is to promote interest in and knowled unlor of amateur astronomy, and to destroy the unscientijic attitude resu ing from the teaching of astrology. This year the club has a ri. Amateul' A5tfOn0mY Richest Field Telescope. Lelin Ray Allen, Mary Anderson, Colemnn Archer, Daniel Arledge, Joe Arrington, Bobby Berger, Billie Sue Cornelius, Ken Hancock, Herbert , Hawkins, Marvin Henry, Louis Hunt, Avery Jackson, Richard Kellsky, Lemuel Kelso, Theron Lee. Gene Malone, Dixie Jenne Medlock, Amnletu Moore, Jackie Mueller, Bill McMllllan, Wnrner Peticolus. Herbert Pur- year, Znckie Reynolds, Ray Simmons, Billy Slngle, Glenna Walden. Sponsor: Mr. W. C. Watts. The Science Club was organized in 1930, for students interested in science and scientific projects. In recent years the club took field trips, but due to gas rationing they now have guest speakers, experi- ments, and discussions at their meetings. President Ray Simmons . r , 2 r e. nl' hxuqnil , Vice-President ,,,, Y , Avery Jackson e X4 A ll Gene Malone p 'Eat 4' 'Q'-1-2 2 3'jfiSr p .FIM 5 Qi 6 e ,,a. .im i .I I ,..- if if so i President Q 45, Irene Crim ,fine ' T l Vice-President Bill Masters s, Secretary a l Norma Grace Reid ' ll . H. National Forensic League Members, National: Irene Crim, Bill Masters, Norma Grace Reid. Members, Local: Ralph Buoy, Gladys Jo King, VVanda Jo Martin, Roberta Niblack, Jackie Reynolds, Mike Sellen. Sponsors: Mr. J. XY. Reid and Mr. H. J. McCabe. The purpose of the club is to promote the interests of inter- scholastic debate, oratory, and public speaking by encouraging a spirit of fellouzship and by conferring upon deserving candidates a worthy badge of distinction. The socials in the future include the annual picnic. at which time the new members will be initiated. Sammie Anthony, Coleman Archer. Louise Battin. Betty Ilomar, Lila Brooks, Giles Carter, Billy Felty, Mary Lois Findley, Ted Forsythe, Marg-:ene Fry, Marijane Grace, Jack Grady, Bob Hassell, Sam Henly, Lamar Jackson, Charles Kelley, Jaequelyn Lewis, Barbara Leonard, Jerry LeMond, Billy Masters, Olive Pearle Matthews, Maxine McCollum, David Mohle. Roland Niehols, Dean Pierce. Billie Pnryear, Norma Graee Reid. Jaequelyn Reynolds, Mary Relle Richards, John Mike Sellen. Billy Slagrle. Aliee Sweet, Patricia Williamson. George Wray, Joyce Yoeunl, Sponsors: Mrs. Rosa M. llurford and Miss M. Clark. The National Honor Society is made up of students who have at least one A and no grade below HB . Its standards are character, scholarship. leadership, and service. Activities include a Christmas banquet and a spring entertainment in honor of the seniors. National Honor Society President . Jerry LeMond M ,M .y.g . 1 it 6 5 it Vice-President 1. - . Olive Pearl A .It ie.ri gif Matthews . J. . ii, ,,. . .Q Secretary . Louise Battin J!! ..f.' K . 5' :QR .- I CV s, Wu President I William McMillan 1 Vice-President Fred McDonald J Secretary , ' s Frank Kerr i 3 'Q xw E, Billy Adair, Calvin Roberts, Fred McDonald, XVilliam Mvlllill, Bob Mardonaltl, Frank Kerr, and Mr. G. E. Dawson, sponsor. The p1c2'po.sf's uf tlzix M1111 are to Iwrrn to irlentify zffzrifzzlx fyg of airplrlnes. Io Imrn Nw Sl'!'llL'fIll'6' of plmzfs. and to build models. Model Airplane Club Mary Anderson, Juanire Bagwell, Wendall Bagwell, lludaly Bowles, Walter Bulnpass, Giles Carter, Delbert Cooper, Charles S. Gordon, Pat Groves, Jim Hankins, Herbert Hawkins, Louis Hawkins David Hester, Don Holt, Lamar Jackson, Bill Kindred, Robert J. King, Jerry Lelllond, Marion Manderson, Hardie Matthews, Mary Mauldin, Jean Mem-ham, Betty Nance, Pat Naylor, Joe Dean Payne, Sequoyah Perry, Francys Peters, Bobby Sprouls, Peggy Strickland, Betty Thomas, Billy XValkor, Bobby XVillian1s, and Sponsor Mrs. John WVilson. 7 9515579 i'3'iSi'!'liAMi Tennis Club l',7'6SI'!1f'2lt Delbert Cooper Vice-President Billy Walker Sam Henly fNOf1JfCf?l7'Cfll . Secretary and Manage S 'Zilla at 'iv 5 ff-Q 15 resident f Willis Higgmbotham Vice-President Mary Beth Dupree Secretary Billie L. Griiiin Music Club Charlotte Bailifl, Johnnie Barnett, Martha Bucy, Milton Butler, Mayona Cardwell, Blllye Counts, Rose Mary Dawkins, Francis Ann Delmasso, Mark Dickinson, Mary Beth Dupree, Mary Ann Dykes, Mar- jorle Ellis, Beverly Giles, Oulda Lou Goins, Wynelle Green, Blllle Lee Grlllln, Dolores Gryder, Bobby Hayes, Willis Higglnbotham, Evelyn Hill, Elizabeth Howard, Barbara Jackson, Lamar Jackson, Joanne Kendrick, Orlean Lackey, Martha La Roe, Lenora Lowe, H. A. Mahle, Jr., Maxine McCollum, Shirley Mcllee, Verlene McSpndden, Helen Montague, Beverly Mooney, Wanda Mueller, Pat Naylor, Roberta Nlbllck, Pat 0'Leary, Ann Orr, Sequoyah Perry. Winston Redwlne, Wistle Rled, Nettle Jean Shearer, Carol Ann Sherrod. Earnestlne Snider, Gordon Stalcup, Alice Sweet, Betty Thomas, Colleen Valllent, Billy Joe Walker, Sylvia Whit- acre. Lewis Willeford, Pat Williamson, Marion Woods, Joyce Yocum, Mary Beth Young. This music club was organized in 1930 for the purpose of pro- moting student interest in music and for recreation. This year it was renamed The Music Hour, and its primary purpose is to give students who wish a chance to meet and sing. The group sang a varied amount of Octavo music this year. Pat Allgood, Betty Bomar, Rita Caddell, Mayona Cardwell, irene Crim, Willa Farris, Dolores Gryder, Barbara Jackson, Dick ielisky, Gladys Jo King, Jean Martin, Shirley McRee, Jean Medley, David Mohle, Johnny Overfelt, Jessie Merle Pipkin, Helen Rand, Lacquelyn Reid, Alice Sweet, Dorothy Tyson, Avonne Vickery, Mar- ,orie Webster. Sponsor: Mrs. R. T. Groves. w i The Melvil Dewey Club was organized in 1932 to promote reading if good literature, instruct students in library technique, and ajford octal activity to its members. To be eligible, students must work in he library, be either a junior or a senior, and have a high scholastic iverage. , Melvil Dewey Club President Jean Medley i QA Vice-President David Mohle Secretary , Betty Bomar .I F fx'-.. A t ,, I I 3'V'!!.f' Courteous, smiling Elbert O'Neall cer- tainly deserves credit for his invaluable work on the WESTERNER and the WEST- EN ER WORLD publications. Elbert is al- ways on the job looking for a new angle . . . and he seems to have discovered one. His interest in photography has resulted in his combination of work and play in re- cording the activities of Lubbock High School students. An active member of the diversified occupations class, Elbert works at a downtown photography studio after school hours. An important member of the publications staff throughout his high school career, El- bert will be missed after graduation for his friendliness and courtesy, as well as his out- standing participation in school activities. xg, Q' xii Qs 3-3 ,Egg Qafisii Y Assistant Photogriipher Francys Peters A girl whom we shall certainly depend upon next year is Francys Peters. Her in- terest in photography was discovered last year, and she was asked to help Elbert with the tremendous job with which he was faced. Francys will have a dual job next year since Elbert is graduating, but we know that when she has it all to do that she can and wi . Personality plus is the phrase that de- scribes Francys. Smiling, joking, she has as many friends as any girl or boy in high school. Francys comes by her talent naturally, for her father is an expert in the field of photography. idiw EB 9 9:10 'ea B9 B Eg 5:1 XX The more THQ ITTQVVIQV .fU 46VrsS , The Bancl The first band composed of the students of Lubbock High School was organized in 1924 by Jasper W. Cromley. At the time of its organization it consisted of forty-one members. That number has increased from year to year until the members now number sixty-four. The first public appearance of the Lubbock High School band was at Mineral Wells, Texas, where it played under the sponsorship of the Lubbock Chamber of Commerce. From this early start has come the well organized band of today which plays such a large part in the activities of Lubbock High. Members are: James Allen, Buddy Arnett, Bobby Badgett, Bobby Bain, Wayne Bain, J. Don Bald- ridge, Billie Bell, Cantley Bemach, Bobby Berger, Sam Brown, Giles Carter, Edwin Cozby, Clyde Edwards, Travis Elliott, Billy Felty, Coy Hamilton, Roy Hankins, Paul Hardwick, G. W. Hensley, David Hester, Gerald Hise, Lamar Jackson, Jennie Jolmson, Richard Kleinschmidt, Sidney Kligman, Dick Lindley, Don Lowrey, Don Lyle, H. A. Mohle, Gene Malone, Bayless Martin, Rayburn Metculf, George Morris, Nelson Morris, Andy Murray, Max Myatt, 1, La Verne Norfeet, Dennis Patterson, Jimmie Patterson, Grady Pearson, Billy Piercy, Elmer Reed, Bobby Rogers, Darell Rogers, Fred Rogers, 0. T. Ryan, Mike Sellen, Robert Schneider, Billy Slagle, Mary Lou Stewart, Dorothy Stinnett, Jerry Thrush, Stony Wall, Con- rad WVard, Bobby Williams, Dan Williams. President O. T. Ryan Vice-President BillyiSlagle Secretary fs Q. Pictured at the left is the band in action at the football stadium. Nelson Morris is drum major, and Hardie Matthews is twirler Lamar Jackson Below, the band rests betweer numbers at a football game Mr Charles Eskridge is director President Roger Hall Vice-Pr eszdent George Zournas Secretary Mary Lou Stewart VL Mr. Charle.s Eskridge conducting the strings of the orchestra at one of the Victory Concerts. James Allen, Leila Ray Allen, Buddy Arnett, Giles Carter, Betty Cogburn, Ruth Cowart, Elizabeth Craig, Edwin Cozby, Frances Dalmasso, Rose Mary Dawkins, Travis Elliot, Zola Mae Elliot, Arlene Farmer, David Fawcett, Ella Fae Groves, Roger Hall, Lamar Jackson, Barbara Klaus, Margaret Klaus, Sidney Klig- man, Dick Lindley, Don Lowrey, Betty Mangum, Bayless Martin, Jo Ann Mcllhaney, Nelson Morris, Andy Murrey, Clyde Nevill, Gloria Novak, Jimmie Patterson, Mary Francis Payne, Sequoyah Perry, Elmer Reed, Betty Frances Rogers, Bobby Rogers, 0. T. Ryan, Mike Sellen, Billy Slagle, Gordon Stalcup, Mary Lou Stewart, Jerry Thrush, Bobby Williams, George Zournas. Orchestra One of the many sections of Lubbock High School's large orchestra The orchestra was organized in 1924 by Miss Beulah Dunn. The second director was H. A. Andersong the third, Miss Dunng and the fourth and present director, Mr. Charles Eskridge. Playing for assembles, victory con- certs, and commencement exercises are only a few of the orchestra's varied activities. In the spring the members hold their annual formal dinner and dance, which is their main social of the year. 1 -lining: . :mu H: Y - Assistant Editor Joyce Yocum Editor Jackie Lewis Assistant Editor Jack Grady QNot pictnredj The Westerner Staff It takes hard work and many hours to produce.THE WESTERNER, Its staff is composed of students interested in annual work. THE WESTERNER has received sec- ond class honor rating in the National Scholastic Press Association for the last three years, and second honors in the Texas High School Press Association. Members of the 1944 WESTERNER staff are: Jackie Lewis, editor: Jack Grady and Joyce Yoeum, assistant editors: Billie Lee Griffin and Pauline Lokey, senior co-editors: Margene Fry and Marijane Grace, junior co-editorsg and Gloria Novak and Velma Lou Dunn, sophomore co-editors. Club editors are Mary Evelyn Lacy, Pat O'Lea.ry, and Betty McDonald: activity editor, Maxine McCol- lum: assistant activity editors, Mary Belle Richards, Mayona Cardwell, and Pat Vifilliamsong snapshot editor, Rue Copelandg favorites co-editors, Nelle xv0lllilCk, Pat Faing boys' sports editor, Roland Nicholsg assistant sports editor, Ted Forsythe: girls' sports editor, Beverly Mooneyg Faculty eo-editors, Barbara Leonard, Martha Lively: general assistants, Charlotte Bailiff, Shirley MeReeg copy writers, Pat Fain, Pat Naylor. Members of the business staH are: Ben XVells, business managerg assistant business manager, Jo Rae Vlfatsong ad solicitors, Mayona Cardwell, Pat Williamson, Roger Southall, Jo Ann Bailey, and Francys Petcrsg bookkeeper, Ellen Ann Alfordg typist and assistant bookkeeper, Jean Martin. Business Manager Ben T. Wells Assistant Business Manager Jo Rae Watson fm' 'S QTQQ' if x The Westener World 1 1 i if f mm., ,, gif! 3' Editor ' jRfy'a'Y t J! ,ff ,, My all, f .,kx Q X,-ff ff- h , ' ' Jj.f.1:i!'fQV sf The weekly newspaper we know as the WESTER ER WORLD began in 1927 as a i quarterly magazine named Hub Highlites with Miss Dorothy Lomax as sponsor. This ,I magazine developed quickly into a bi-weekly publication and finally into the weekly fr' newspaper of today. Mrs. Ross Ayers and Mrs. Dick Cozby have been the succeeding jf! sponsors to the paper, and both have led it to many triumphs. The WESTERNER WORLD - as a self-supporting publication has the following record: jirst place in the Texas High School Press Association for the last three years and jirst class honor ratings in the National Scholastic Press Association and the Quill and Scroll international contests. Members of the editorial staif are: Editor, June Royaltyg news editor, Jack Cooper, sports editors, Tom Lokey, Tommy Nash, first semester--Johnny Cole, Johnny Davis, second semester, copyreader, Mari- jane Grace: ' ' orts editorjnlgorothy Harrisong photographer, Elbert O'Neallg special reporters, Leslie Morrisset, Johnny C0 e, at Nayloi, 'El'nestTne Loveless, Marijane Grace, Mary Jo Baber, Dggmthlnllingrilit Qnqand Margene Fry. Typists, Joe David Sides, Evelyn Hodges, Eleanor Ferguson, Joe Rae 1Vats0n, and Bob Hassell. Members of the business statf are: Business managers, Fred M. McDonald and Mike Selleng circu- lation manager, Pauline Lokey: assistant circulation manager, Pat Naylor: ad solicitors, Jean Lindsey and Dorothy Tysong ad writer, Rue Copeland: bookkeeper, Ernestine Lovelessg adviser, Mrs. Dick Cozby. Business Managers Fred McDonald Mike Sellen tost 'D 9 4. 1 y C o Z X Usb, ni 6 tp, 4 G e, 5 as fee, .- C 0 -i fl OL AQ Christmas Play The Oornhuslc Doll, a one-act play, was the Thespian C'lub's contribution to the Christmas season. Members of the cast vividly portrayed the embittered movie stofr, her household, her agent, and a young reporter. The produc- tion was directed by Mrs. Marie Gabriel, speech instructor. L. V -'ru if an I, -,wav LQ.: um: To the left, Jerry Smith as Charles, the butler, and Mary Ann Dykes as Katie, the maid, put the finishing touches on holiday decorations for Miss Camelot. Below, Doris Mae Burdett as Oarnela Camelot, the young movie actress. Jerry LeMond as Jake Roberts, the pub- licity agent, tells Dan Gates, the young newspaper reporter, played by Milton Butler, of Miss Camelot's struggle for fame. Mr. Smith, an unscrupulous character portrayed by Jack Cooper, threatens Teac Kincaid, played by Jerry LeMond, while Cal, Lewis Willeford looks on, right. an I Characters of the play pictured at the right are: Lewis Willeford, as Cal Kincaidg Jack Cooper, Mr. Smithg Bess Griggs, Mrs. Mollie Kincaidj Dorothy Stevenson, Shirley, Pauline Lokey, Miss Winkleg Jerry LeMond, Tea: Kincaidg Winston Redwine, Bump Watson, Doris Mae Burdett, Lucy Parson,' Pat Mc- Call, Betty Barkerg Betty Cogburn, Miss Nicholsg Wanda Barker, Ida Kincaid, and Jo Cobb, Emma Lowrey. Mrs. Marie Gabriel and Mrs. Delia Stone were directors. Senior Play Thumbs Up, the new three-act comedy by Sylves- ter Deford, was presented by the Senior Class of Lubbock High School as one of the outstanding school events of the year. A stirring, well-chosen cast, and an entertaining plot were only a few of the factors that made this an interesting play. Pictured at the left are: Jerry LeMond, Doris Mae Burdett, Winston Redwine, Billie Griffin, and Pat McCall. Mary Ann Dykes, reclining, is a factory worker at an airplane plant. 1 gf - f f' Clifton Casey Diversified Occupations Diversified Occupations is a co-operative part-time course organized in 1943 for students interested in work- ing part-time. Students attend school 4 hours, and work each afternoon from 4 to 6 hours at some trade or industry. Starting enrollment included 3 girls and 25 boys. Socials held during the year were parties in the gym, weiner roasts, and the annual employer-employee banquet. Weldon Adams, Bobby Bowers, Wenton Butler, Clifton Casey, Kenneth Connell, Don Davidson, J. W. Davis, Wayne Davis, A. E. Folsone, Pat Fulton, Joe Gaston, Bllly Jack Hunt, Robert Karr, Billy Ledwig, L. D. McKin- ley, Jr., Herschel Martin, Bobby Monroe, Elbert 0'Neall, Darrell Perman, Joe Privitt, Lorene Taylor, Frances Turner, Dessie Yssery, Dean 1Vitt. Co-ordinator, Mr. G. E. Dawson. Distributive Education The Distributive Education class opened in 1938 with 1.4 students, nearly all of them boys. Over the period of five years the class has gained thirty members and as an exception the majority are girls. For the first time the class has been divided because of large number, and the juniors meet in a two-hour class from 8 to 10 while the seniors meet from 11 to 12:30. Activities held during the year are the annual Christmas dinner-dance, employer-employee banquet, and various parties in the homes of the students. Nell Bateman, Joy:-e Barnett. Joy Bockman, Charles Brateher, Du Ease Buck, Garland Casey, Bill Casstevens, Ruth Christian, .Jean Cook, Lloyd Contlltt, Mary Davis, Imogene Deering, Helen Ruth Fawcett, Garland Flake, .Xlvis Ford, Luther Gardner, Faye Gilmore, Lucille Ham, Floyd Hiekerson, J. T. Holt, Rayburn Jones, Marie Kill- ingfsworth, Royce Lane, Benny Low. Juanda Lynch, Norma MOWVhorter, Billy Medley, Dixie Morgan, Bobbie Jean Odom, Deane Pierce, Ruby Pilkinton, Doroleen Rawls, Bob Rogers, Billy Stephenson, Anna Jo Stringer, Betty Ann Thompson, Dola fssery, Mavis Yan Beekum, Bates Witt, Mary Jean Wood. if L President f' J. W. Davis ' W 31 tNot pictured J offs' 31 Secretary Frances Turner 3 fNot picturedl 5 it. . i,5,, SS s Vice-President i 52, Nora McMurry jr President ,h Marilyn Claiborne Vice-President Billy Bob Harris K . Secretary A Cappella Choir The A Cappella Choir, an a17'iliated course for juniors and seniors, is organized for students who have a talent and love for singing. The choir represents the high school music department on community and assembly programs, and participates in varied musical activities. Nell Anthony, Lottie Atkinson, Virginia Bondrant, Marilyn Claibonrne, Beverly Cumbie, Mark Dickinson, Ruby Jo Denton, Mary Beth Dupree, Mary Ann Dykes. June Elliot. Billie Griffin, Frances Grove, Bobby Hayes, Opal Hall, Bobby Hughes. Bob Harris, Moneta Hatton, Willis Higginboihunx, Lamar Jackson, Peggy Johnson, Billie Keelin, Lenorn Lowe, Mnurine Leftwich, Temple McAfee, Nelson Morris. Maxine McCollum, Nora MeMurry, Ann Orr, Sequoynh Perry. Nvinston Redwine, Jo Ribbl , Rose Robertson, Jeanne Reid, Jim Jo Reiger, Mike Sellen, Ernestlne Snider, Gordon Stale-up. Phyllis Sfaleup, Norma S1-hudel. Johnny Trout, Billy Jo Wzllker. Sponsor: Hrs. Mary 1V:ure. Westernettes The Westernettes, a group of vigorous girls, was organized this year by Dean H. J. McCabe. Their purpose is to sing for pep rallies and to enliven games between halves. Marjorie Alford, Martha Bury, Charlotte Carter, Carolyn Cole, Rue Copeland, Elizabeth Craig, Rose Mary Dawkins, Mary Ann Dykes, Margene Fry, Marijane Grace, Gerry Hope, Elizabeth Howard, VVa,nda J0 Martin. XVanda Muller, Pat Naylor, Roberta Niblack, Ann Orr, Mary Frances Payne, Jeanne Reid, Carol Ann Sherrod, Phyllis Stalcup, Barbara Tatum, Joyce Yocum, Ernestine Snider, Gloria Novak, Mary Lois Findley, Gene Malone, and Velma Lou Dunn. President Mary Ann Dykes Vice-President Jeanne Reid Secretary Pat Naylor s 1 Y A N . . . 'F NW, .gf V' ,h ex -,wr Program Chairman Jeanne Reid Manager Jackie Lewis fNot piotureclb Wit Assistant Manager or Jack Grady Q CNot pioturedl 'x i L. Westernaire Members are: program committee, Jeanne Reid, Joyce Yocum, Pat Naylor, XVanda Jo Martin, Mar- gene Fry, Ted Forsythe, and Earl Lockhart: public relations committee, Irene C1-im, Roberta Niblack, Jac- quelyn Reynolds, Carol Ann Sherrod, and Norma Grace Reidg talent scouts committee, Jerry LeMond, Ben Wells, Betty Rountree, Melba Rose Smith, Lore-ne Taylor, Martha Lively, Mary Jane Hinchey, Joe Arring- ton, Billie Keelin, and Norma Schudellg engineers committee, Lewis Vl'illeford and Bob MacDonaldg script writers committee, Mike Sellen, Rue Copeland, Marijane Grace, Marilyn Day, and Nell Pipking timekeepers committee, Lawrence Stone and Theron Lee. Advisers are Mr. H. J. Mc-Fabe and Mrs. Dick Cozby. The Westernaire is a new organization of students that are interested in fthe presentation side of radio. Their weekly programs have presented musical and educational themes in an ejfort to bring the sohool and the community closer together. Tom Lokey, Bob Macdonald, Louis Wille- ford, and Lawrence Stone present one of the regular broadcasts. A 1 V ol Life fm happy years! 44 s fx W. d1,.,.112f A n MMM , v V ,,-- ,f-ag L ., , 'M 'A nn 1f tnn , 'B Q 3 Frank Kerr Sxunmye Rhodes 'fBognn Snead Bill Cope Betty Nlfllllllilld Mnrijnne Grace Bee lluilili' Betty Bomur Virginia VVlnittc-nburg Betty Ervin Frnnm-es Huwn A GI' ,V1-V L:--vfvgll 1, ,, .199 . Conrad WVxu-d . Nora M1-Hurrv . NViIli:nn Mcilillnn und Joun Nisl nr . Xvnndn Nillrflll . Put Naylor . Bertha Nell Adnlr . lflllznhetll Cr :ig . Annie Mae C rnlmm . Clinton Beneileld . Robby Jenn lxwle A-1 1 Hurdle goes to town Elva Land Tony Rodgers and Bill Stephenson Why label this? Girls about school How dry I nm says Charles Pressley Up a tree Gruesome Twosome Roy looks on . I YV WMM- ,..,,,.,,,,,,,, .Hw- ,M....,.........-4-v.n- .f QT? Every noon about this time This studlous younger generation Zaekle Reynolds and his paper route Girls and more girls The Sophomore party Library scene Dnvld Hester is in the groove Don't swallow it, Miss Alexander Wynell Greene A eouple of good pnls Hb- A 4- falj' 3.3 H 9 N 'S ff? 4 5 ' I K L: 3 H AWE, - .y . , N n , s 1 Jun- f ,fan pu lpit 1 54, Q WM new I' fa , ,.,f in ,f..: .o 5 - f,.k uv- R .4.,, . 1 -fy Mi fa- 'J W 1 ,,....--Q-5' fr 5? W at Pl. gp ,A 9 I f ,H , . w . i S? N W . E. 5 4 2 3 1. Earnestine Snider, pin-up girl L I 2. Betty. Carolyn und Charlotte and those H paste smiles 3. Beverly Mooney looks n bit chilly 4. Lilnh and Mnrion are a constant couple Q5 ' f K- 5. Mayonafs looking happy today if 6. V for Vit-tory ij VV 7. Close your mouth. Sam! 8. Pole vnulter de luxe! Bill Nelson 4, ' 9. Behind barn. again it ' Q 10. Doe's u hit squirrely todny .lf h ll. Beth looks comfy fy? 2 if . .N, n fa .52 V, 5. l 43 .WJ ., ' i:if M- V. Keri ' 31 K -. 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Pep: Johnson :und Joan Mayfield .1 riy, ., 'fi I K IB. Pork, Blondie, und ex-Vvesterner Conn y Nl o- 'wg Q llonnld :ure takin' thinars easy , 'RQ Lo -W ' f N72.i 1'- W 1 1 4 , 20. Joe and Johnny aldvol-:Ile football fzfgg, .5 mx F I 'f -1. Flora June Louder and Arlene Farmer 715' ' . 22. Hope you lift that ride ,f:fi?1l!S5w. ' ' N V! 23. Pat 0'I.e:iry and Jeannie Fry give n hearty ' A 51. 1 5 i Texans handshake ' 'if 5 3 S , . l Q ,,,, L n A 5 k- E. E C. Lee is a popular lI91VC'0lll0l' to L. H. S. Jacque-lynn Reynolds and that convertible really get around XVateh out, Joe! Billy Bob looks dangerous . Blondie Martin poses for the camera . . Snowball-pac-kin' Nell ll. Martha looks lonely Oscar, the Great. in Ray sillllll0ll'S luneh box A r-ouple of cuties, Nell Anthony and Connie wvilllilllls D. Bee Bailitf holds up the wall .... D. The east entrance . Strawberry blonde. Betty Jenkins Bill Cope and Billy Joe Wvalker seem to he tor- turing: a su-hoolmate ' Betty McDonald .QMS W ,fi .- . . ,.- V f ' ' A ,J Q t W - 1 F 5 gi 2' f K Us 2. V' e yur ' Q' at ya , t ?, V I .,. Q t be Qgfjg g ,,,, : - -'xx Q P V- V f p , e toet if i 'rf' 54 fl A fe 3 . Al ' f 'fm ' fl 1?flt e- le, .m,f,,k R55 U M'--f jg ofa e a be ,a.d . if f vu - N N A JH -R yi' MAJ J MCI Km. -Q. -N. ' -e I W SW, I 1 W y, 4 -L Wi' 14. 15 lti. 17 18 IB. 20 .Il ro -- 2 3 24. Gloria, when-'s your eoatf Virginia Collier and Barbara Yates In front of the south wing: Mary Nlauldin endorses Pepsi-Cola Barbara Kyle and l-Ierminell Bray Looks natural. doesn't itf Dorothy and Pat Little Dollie Allgood ure by the arebes . Margie Sanders . The bell's rung! . Nell Clifton and Mary Ellen Fudge ut Buffalo . Hen Party J. Don, 0.T., Elmer and Billy are unnaturally qulet. . . . M P F 9999 'I . H ?PT H 1' Quartette for the National Honor Society: Bill Slagle, Mike Sellen, Lamar Jackson, and Bllly Felt . The ,three musketeers-Sequoyall, Hardie, and Lamar Peggy, Betty, and Eleanor Jimmy, we dldn't know you cared! Mary Jane tries an up-swept hah--do Llke most seniors, Martha Lively and Betty McDonald prefer thc park. Well, N.W. Presley with n disgusted look and Sunday clothes Superman Cope Two ldentlcnl twins, Pauline Lokey and Billie Grlllln Familiar arches W I Fx V.kc , mag, . . W ' 'Q - Sf xx N, . ' , X , ' X x x ' st 3 E- . s ' M yew 1 Y x 4? A M1 'E i' ' : xx, si 'ig ,, U va - y,.. 5 ? 12, 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20 21. Nt, O ..,f X.: , James gives us a twisted smile NVhat's funny, Fred? How did this get ln here, Doc? Couldn't be a hen party, could lt? Mnrijnne Grace Wlstie and Pat pose naturally Senior, sophomore, and junior Casanovas Gene and Carol give us a toothpaste grin Look nt the bicycle tires! Betty, Charlotte and Jackie look deserted Y , if sf: if 88,39 I 4 ,.. sum ,, , ,mm 4 ,... 1,9 22. It's a plane, it's a bird, lt's Superman! 49 I .T A M 1: tr, . . I Z ,. f -..L ary - x ..1,.,,y f y F if 4 7. 8. 9. 1. Wistle, Mary Jane, Nell, and Bee 2. Dean of BOYSTQY 3. Ideal Westerner legs are displayed by and Marijane 4. Buckshot McMillan is always cheerful 5. 6. Ye olde swimmln' hole, Tumble-in 0. C. Foster Bill Stephenson at Buffalo Ann and Hardie are on the beam Alma Mater i ,' ,Jw ,J ,, Leslie vw 4 E1 1 Beth Monroe Frances, Charlene, and Gladys Jo look solemn Jean Medley, Nora Meylurry. and Ruth Parkhill The more the merrier Gene Malone and Jynx Richards in a huddle . . . and pretty maids all in n row I-lear no evil, speak no evil, see no evil, advise Harold. Tom and Jim Joe Conch Davis Say, Mary Ann, what's the matter with Robert? Round-table discussion with Dr. H. I. Robinson Q ' ,qv A k f - wr Pauline Lokev and Don M1-Inturif X f f E Worm's eve wievs of the tower ' ,- SJ 1 ga i 2? H if X an 4 V A Ax, . .Avia xx , . F i'! 7 ,- 11. 1.2. 13. 14. 15 111. 17. IN. 10. 20 .lust call them Dlflfijilll Rue and Fred VVan1la Barker and 0. T. Ryan Betty MODonnld and Tom Lokey This is strlvtly otf the record XVait for me. Mary. says Bobby A swell Junior couple Pat Naylor and Bill Stephenson Homer Lawson and Charlotte Scoggin Ella Frances waits for her Marine . ' ' ' -2 N in Q J, i ee 'E ' gg - AI L 1 , , W ,fi- 8 W ee 1 f 1' f 3, ' 51' r Y 4 . W', A y 4 an : ' ,, A R , lx Q g E Ba. 294 xl s , V IT, 5. -1 'S A 'HL N f l f 5, A, r Ll , 'fl 1 if Q. .,, -ff. fa-Q ef, . . rg. , ,. K Q.. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. fi . 7. S. 9. 0. 1 . 2. -L, ? -B Q2 ' ififf .., ylygfh Bette Godbehere Breezy three: Johnnie, Max. and Mickle Bayless Martin and his ready grin Don't throw it. Johnnie! Blllle Lou, Put IV., Maxine, and Mayona decorate the fountain Nell's smile ls genulne Football herolnes Wynell Green looks shy Johnnie Gamble and his famous swing Theron Lee and Johnny Sessums Bee Balllif and her ole, pal, Dohbln Hail, hail. the 1zang's all here Usd!! 3. I it 'i' . f ,.n. 1. ww Q? , J' W I--v 3 42 -J 'f' :.., ,Q . an , av l M . ,K u h z. if 5 ' I ,. A B of ' 5 13 1 14. F 15. 'A 1 , 16. W' I. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. Zi. 24. 25. v Wir ig? ex .Q A , I . :f J v E 1 1' ' The familiar arches seem deserted Bill Cope poses by the music room What's wrong, Jack? Mildred Hawkins among the rest of the lilies Jean Medley Nora enjoys the warm weather Barbara Yates ls on her way to Logan's Wistle, Macabee, and Bee are quite a trio Dean Plerce Virginia Wlnlttenburg adds to the scenery Ye old weekly wash Wllllngly, back to class? Betty and Margie seem to like slacks 4 1 Q LEGS!!! Aw, Mrs. Thompson work! Arc Welder Aleta Jane Elliot Nell Clifton Joan Mayield Marching along together . . . Ruth Parkhlll and Nora McMurray Swing it Jean, grins Johnny Why Wanda, we thought you'd grown np Oh, What a Beautiful Morning 4 a f ffl' vi G 2.1 'E EP- if as l Q 1 ,P Z. M E llllkm ses w 5 'H -f::r 'X g-si5 75rL - --Aim 5531115 Zfyafi -' 'ivy A-IT-'iiilfii g3xaq.:1iff3f What's the deal? Dykes gets her man Billie Lou Counts f'Button Peters Couch Dixie White relaxes Barbara Yates 'I'ootle Parks and pal Snowfall Jean Marie Allen Frances Appllng 21. Your guess ls as good as anyone's 4 EX-WCSfCl'l1CI'S SCl'ViC2 of UFICIC Sam Some of the bravest, most courageous soldiers of this World War II have been those who in former days roamed the halls of Lubbock High-. They left their school, their homes, their friends, and all they knew for a greater cause, the cause of their country. In the following eight pages are pictured a few of the hundreds of ex-Westerners who are now in the service of Uncle Sam. An annual wouldn't be complete without them because it is they who jill our thoughts and our prayers. Many of our fathers, mothers, brothers, sisters, and classmates may return, but many others, no. Theirs was a supreme sacrifice, the sacrifice of life. May it be resolved that they, and others like them, should not have died in vain. 1. Lt. John Franklin Mast 3. 2nd Lt. John D. McNeill Army Air Corps U. S. Army Air Corps Pinzon Island Missing in Action over France Oct. 17, 1943 Killed in Action 2. Pvt. Morris W. Denton 4' ELSPZEZ Eubank 83.2 Engineers Saw, Pagina Bri Field Tea' - - s . ggs ' as Killed in Action Died Sept. 18. 1942 Citation of Honor ,..,4w r .M S2fC A. J. Lair 5. Pvt. Shafter W. Bailey, Jr. U.S. Naval Training Station Inf. Great Lakes, Illinois Camp Wolters, Texas I 6. Lt. J. A. Blackwell J. R. Curly Allxson U.S. Marine Air Corps Ffyfefiwn 2X0 South Pacific Terminal Island San Pedro, California 7. SfSgt. Pierson Gordon 13th Med. Depot Co. England Warrant Officer Robert H. Hale 1070 Ordnance Co. 8. S2fC Joseph Y. Boyd Italy Aviation Machinists Mate Navy Pier, Chicago A f S XVendell Morrisset 9. Ragstod Zachary U.S.N.R. Motor M. M. 3fC Hokona Hall Coast Guard University Of New Mexico New York City Lt. F. C. Liddell Army Air Corps Fighter Transition Tallahassee, Florida Lt. W. A. Hicks Santa Ana, California Pvt. Othie W. Upton U.S. Army Air Force S.P.A.A.F. Lubbock Corp. Worth A. Zachary Cherry Pt., S.C. '35--x if 'WMV egg A ,Q GK ap? v 5 ,- ' YU Q ' . iw YL 'f. Wi - I -f-pi Pvt. Edmund K. Austin Field Artillery Sgt. Woddy Sylvester Army Air Corps AXS Talmadge ll. Duval Santa Ana, California Pfc. Everett J. Witt .lth Marine Division Marshall Islands Y .A 9. l 0. 11 12. I M 2nd Lt. J. A. Hall, Jr. 270 Engineers Battalion Camp Adair, Oregon Cpl. Winfield Moore Medical Detachment Camp Barkeley, Texas TjSgt. Oscar C. Mauldin Army Air Corps Italy lst Lt. James Merriman A ir Corps Lt. L. D. Grady Green Cove Springs Florida AXS Jack A. Shaw Stillwater, Okla. Pvt. Billy Joe Louder Air Corps Italy Sgt. Arlye L. Curtis, Jr. A. if M. College 1st Lt. John C. Allenswortlt Carlisle Barracks, Penn. Medical Corps S1 fC James Zeity San Francisco, California S1fC Grady Laxson At Sea AXS Charles F. Smart Santa Ana, California Charles A. McDonald U.S. Navy Seabees 3rd Class Petty Ojficer AjS Marvin G. Walker Clinton, S.C. Pfc. Clinton L. Prater U.S. Marine Corps South Pacific 21C Harry 0. Jones Navy Air Corps Hawaii Pvt. D. D. McCurry Lowery Field Denver, Colo. Af S Tomas Pardue Enid, Okla. Lt. R. L. Pardue Overseas S110 John T. Read Navy South Pacific V ., sw se ' My Wig it 'N 2 V ' ' 2 A .., K V - 5 , i g, 512 1 A 7 -Y -vl 2-' .f'f'l'2 is Q ' -Ir Q gf . wilt ? 1 .Q S . . E P ' . .ggi i all 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. Bill Wright A.S.U.S.N.R. n Norman, Okla. 1 Lt. G. U. Pardue, Jr. Instructor Duke University Durham, N.C. SfSgt. Leslie C. Smith Overseas A fC William B. Crawford Advanced Training Altus, Okla. S1fC Lee T. Turner Norman, Okla. Sgt. Xveldon H. Waln Italy Jim Strawn Second Class Seaman San Diego, Calif. , L.-ff'fq lpn K . .. l . A ilee S iiii K .. .V..,k 5 ' E A ' - ill' .v ii U' 5. an . ,l 'Z gn .4 ,A 1 ,, S+ e. , v .Qwe.2'k- .'f37 f we f ' 1+ f N- 'p , ' V 'lr 4 r , k X . .A ' 7 . , ' 571, gf z ' J' 4 .,, iff-f ,4- 'lfii' 36 99 t N is .. -f . . .4 A sw. is , ,, AAX .1 tj., f, 'Ex-... vi ! lst Lt. Leon McKinzie 5. Field Artillery Camp Bowie, Texas 6. Pvt. Joe T. Jackson Naval Training Unit Louisiana Tech, Ruston 7 Pvt. James D. Conely 8 U.S.M.C,R. Louisiana Tech, Ruston 9 Claude B. Martin, Jr. C.M.3fC Seabees 10 AfC Alton R. Kendrick San Antonio, Texas S210 Stephen R. Payne U.S.S. West Point San Francisco. Calif. Capt. Charles W. Jones Corps of Engrs. lst Lt. Lowell 0. Kendrick Engr. Camp Gordon, Ga. Pfc. Robert R. Riek Paratrooper Nashville, Tenn. AfC Billy D. Tucker Army Air Corps Lubbock Army Air Field Pfc. Thomas A. Baber Army Air Corps Amarillo, Texas .ni A 1 , mv' t Q .J 'N .. x Pvt. Stanley Postert Air Corps Shepherd Field Wichita Falls Lt. Jack W. Williams Army Air Corps Ferry Pilot Lt. E. S. VVilliams U.S.N. Doctor Southwest Pacific S210 George H. Hughes Naval Air Tech. Training Center Norman, Oklahoma 'K A gf Aft? Joe Kcith Vliilliams Pasadena, Calif. Calif. Tech. A.0.M. 3fC A. E. Davis, Jr. U.S.N.R. Navy Air Tech. Training Center Jacksonville. Florida Lt. Tom LOMond, Jr. Arniy Air Corps Norwich, England S216 C. E. lVendt., Jr. U.S. Navy Pensacola, Florida SjSg't. Joe B. Mctknskill Aerial Gunner Italy 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. ILM. 3fC Kenneth l'harr U.S,N. Norfolk.. Virginia SfSgt. Bishop K. Mitchell Radio Operator Army Air Force Puerto Rico A.M.M. 2fC Arthur M. Holly Dallas, Texas Pvt. Delmar Ray Stacy U.S. Air Corps Stillwater, Olclahonia Pvt. Ross Brock U. S. Army St. Louis, Mo. Pvt. Gene Blackburn Arniy Air Corps San Antonio, Texas l'vt. Royce H. Copeland Army Air Corps Madison, Wis. Ensign Robert Allen Hill, Jr. Aerology Pasadena, Calif. Billie F. Mrllaniel Merchant Marines At Sea Sgt. Herb W. Leaverton England S2fC John T. Ashford Naval Training Station Bainbridge. Maryland Major Hubert L. Allensworth Major in air intelligence 42. I K , Wai.. .i,. F In M Q i Uqp-if 7 u A f LA , K- I '- L f C is e to M if is if .vm I W . . ... . . 3 lr fj A- - - is fi'-GQk,w!,, . A A A ,ka A . H I E -f:.,..,, 1 . QQKZN- i -J W ,X , . -... .M ,q yy V ., . . .11-' f V u Blh i . 5.14 'A' New R 2 C, 1.5 Q5 if ,zsfsi J- .,.f,-fsirffv . l i 7 'WX A . df . 1, 'IE xx ...X 'E fx. 3 Qi I Ji 'Q 'T- km K f. - f.y..g1..' fm 75.1 3. My nm., .X ,,. , Q fa. . ..-.1 .1 it . , - f'-k 11, . . x A 6-f' . li M. W 4 . dx y. Q - 9 yr fn .. we . Y kI.k . .w- 'v wg, W, wk! A ,,.,..--..,,5x A 5 ,Q . if f, f r. , f, V' fy DH I --uv : ,l A 'k , 2 Q2 !.,-. KN B fm y ...ky rf V ?Lf 1 1 1 i Y si K . N , ff' i 'df i-if - v-Q-we .f. . .4 X if M y. . SLS' . f, -ii-A944 4-nk. 5 , . . M, A Ak' si . Ray Mitchell Post Huerenie. Calif. AXS Charles 0. Brown Naval Training Unit Sonthieesiern University. Ceoryetoztn. Texas Pvt. Melvin Eugene Jolmson Radio Gunner in Air Corps Buckley Field. Colorado SIXC Nuge Johnson , Overseas Lt. Hugh T. Snodgrass Army Pilot Instructor Stockton, Calif. Dalton VVo0ds Army Air Corps Miami Beach, Florida Olene Jones Overseas Sgt. Jarvin XVright Army Nashville, Tenn. MfSgt. Quentin E. Brooks Ordnance Corps, Italy Coach Howard Price U.S, Navy San Diego. Calif. Dwight Lee Biggs U.S. Marines TfSgt. G. J. Xvard England Sgt. Lynn B. McCarty 139th Army Band Fort Bliss, El Paso env-' an Q K .ff 12. lst Lt. Claude Bel-kheak Boren European Theatre of Operations 13. Pvt. Monuel Brooks Camp Callon, San Diego, Calif. 14. Pvt.. Bill Aycock Shepherd Field, Texas 15. Capt. lVilliam Luce Government Service, Alaska 16. lst Lt. M. B. Allensworth Maxwell Field, Okla. 17. Pvt. Wesley M. Coon Inf., Overseas 18. lst Lt. Xveems D. Jones A rmy Air Corps, England 19. Lt. Xvatson Carlock Engineer, England 20. Pvt. Richard Collier Radio Signalman 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. G , , Y ,,, Ralph Brock Lt. fjg.j Navy Southwest Pacific Pfc. Melvin W. Jones Army Air Corps India Hugh Jack Slagle Army Air Corps Laredo, Texas Sgt. Joe L. Tyson Army Air Corps North Africa Edwin L. Roberts S.0.M. 3jC New York, N.Y. Lt. James G. Nash Army Air Corps Denver, Colorado Pfc. Xvilliam 0. Landers 109th Guard Squadron Bryan, Texas John H. Putman C.M. 3fC USN England Sgt. C. A. Putman Pampa, Texas Pfc. Bill Luck Army Air Corps Sheppard Field David Knight Reclassifieation Center Miami Beach Ernest Jarrott 3fC' Petty 017icer Fire Control South Pacific lst Lt. Rowen O. Upton Army Air Force England Cpl. Earl W. Campbell Columbus Army Air Field Columbia, S.O. Sgt. Lucile Merriman WAAC New York Pvt. Billy Carroll Camp Roberts, California Pvt. Wesley Hamilton Basic Engineering Grinnell, Iowa - gig, VV Y T.f',s, A y K I., Miki- ' G V R557 L 1. Q , Y 75 9 L r . rg ,ti ' ' i ,, ,, 4 is 3 .K .X , Vw iq' ll ' fr n' K K 5 V Z T 1 , : 5 'T , , M A 41 1. 1 gi , 15.25-. aggiluf 3 , j . Q. 5 :Q A, :fir , , - I H 'WP s f li V 'N 1 s AA1. A A-L A el 1...-' mmm.4 , U C if IT-it 5 Ei Pia z a ' . w S x 3 U! Q35-if H C'f'X -, , 3 ..- -':- j ARE 5- I gf x--:.'f7' 5. 5 -' cf wi! Qt Exif-tiff f 14. of M' M V Bxdan' Football Sweetheart Other nominevs for football sweetlu-art were lim-tty liountrc-1' and Jackie Lewis. seen here with Co-Captains Jim Joe Hioger and .lim Strawn. The coveted honor of be- ing selected football sweet- heart this year was awarded to Charlotte Scoggin. For the first time in the history of the school, this award was given to a sophomore. Char- lotte is also active in the sophomore class as a vice- president. She has made numerous friends since her entrance into high school. .ai . fly 11,84 I ii..- .N A Q ,-,.- Q N' - ,A A 1 JN' Q7 ...J --I' 1 L-4. 4 -will-. um, A- Y A 'isijz iq' A A -My I -gb .V- Cf' N:-. is -1-1:1 Y- ,,A W ... .. sg boi-Fi, 'af N -gy--'41 0. Q-+ 't I Q5 , 'N x I '- P . if , ' E Nl , missis- , ':-,, YN 1' .-. '-1 -5 5 1' Il .. 1... l 1i-3 N.. bv . I x 1--.... us. - T' -1-Qui ' 1 ,Y-J...- -l A 'Aj- '35 -Q- -S -vjnu R Q it -- .---F .M , --el. --- ..-.4 -fA f 'Y .ali ff' .ff -. 19'-. -Ts 1 '-na,-.?. ' ij--1-1 -.-in -'Y sn.. . lx-4-L. ,ull Q M,,f 1 N . fn.. 1 JC1r.4i4,,,,-4 Q1- 'Ml TH -1 'Si 5- vu '-Q.. - N--Q -l -- . -4 -,.,azUns-it Q il - ti i' -f -5,-Acta -.,, Q , , - '51. -,...4p-4' 'V . . 'L ,-v ...l ?- 4 Football Coaches Coach J. Mule Davis's long football career and experience places him among the respected coaches in Texas high school football. He has guided the Westerners through two successful seasons and we look forward to many more. The Western- ers have, through their associations with him, come to respect him and regard him as a close friend. 'Q 'my :af , . 11: H .s i Coach Dixie White helped build the '43 Westerners into a fighting ball club. Re- turning from the U. S. Army where he learned the value of spirit, he instilled in the boys the will to win. As line coach, he produced one of the best charging lines in the state. A graduate of Lubbock High, Dixie has earned the respect of all Wes- terners as a coach and a teacher. Joe Cisco Arrington has been greatly appre- ciated by the team. He has spent several hours at the practice Held each afternoon, attending the needs of the team. Business Manager Football Program Chairman Mr. Pinkey Lowrey has long been one of the most popular members of the faculty and has done a wonderful job serving as business manager of the Wes- terners. Leslie Doc Morrisset has also been very help- ful in keeping the players patched up and ready to play. Although Mr. G. E. Dawson's work has been practically unacknowledged, he has been planning programs for Westerner football games since 1935. He manages and arranges the material for these pro- grams and also solicits ads. All Westerners owe Mr. Dawson a vote of thanks for the fine work he has done. g g '11 f N-if J H!f . L'-' -- 'i f silk uhv Wil N V4 Kg- 5. -YI ,-f. , 5 E 'ti 1 11 fl V ffm, , ' I' , . ' . 1. Q Qt 1' sffffl , i K sis Tommy Nash, No. 67 Guard Tommy was a fineiplayer and a strong point in our line this year. Harold Burdett, No. 75 Tackle Harold added strength at center and was a capable reserve. Eldon Giles, No. 76 Tackle Eldon made a fine showing despite inexperience and will be counted on next year. Roland Laxon, No. 13 End Laaron made a place on the team for himself by his spirit in his first year of football. David Coursey Center Coursey spent many hours in practice. Although in- eligible this year, much will be expected of him neat year. . ' iff F '.-l ' L l Co-captain Jim Joe Rieger, No. 20 End ' fy i Jim Joe was one of the ablest leaders on the gridiron in the history of L.H.S. He inspired the team to do its best and proved to be a real player's player as shown by his all-district choice. Carlon 1GentlemanJ Land, No. 74 Tackle Carlon showed the kind of hustle and fight which has always characterized West- erner teams. Clinton Benefield, No. 60 Guard Benny's spirit gained him tthe respect of the team and the student body. Beuron Lindsey, No. 12 Back Booty's speed and passing ability made him a scoring threat. 0.C. Superman Foster, No. 68 Guard Foster was one of the bes reserves this year. New year will find him playin a lot of football for L.H.S. Kenneth Cawthorn, No. 87 End He saw quite a bit of action this season and much mor? will be expected of him nex year. Clifton Wolf Rick, No. 14 Back Riek added strength to thi backfield as a reserve thi year. . U., V. y .. 1 . W .' Q tsfs 'f li. ' A . i f d'Q Q li' .,,,, is X . ., . .1 3 fe. 5- Q l M 5- i 1 4 ' T, , 'V NN S- rx V Q il s ' . C ':s, 'k- C - ? iff::ii A G ist as 7 c W W 1. 7 . 'Q I zf , -f -k-- - -.ff .' il itil I, I - I 8? 3 ' :5' wg, f ' ' W 1v3i:-'-'Iz:- -I --1-, -.bf '---' Q - - 1 ' A ,, ,,.. W- J , yy ,,,,, . byy. . 3 y 7 -'15 Jim Strawn, No. 72 Tackle Co-captain, Jim was one of the out- standing players on the Westerner team this year and was a major factor in the victories the team accomplished. An able offensive man, he did his best while on the defense, R. W. Moyer, No. 56 Center Moyer sparked the '43 West- erners on to many victories this year and will see plenty of action nezt year. Ed Hensley, No. 99 End He made a jine reserve at an end position last fall. Raymond Yandell, No. 73 Tackle As another reserve, Yandell y helped in many difficult n spots. Johnny Davis, No. 22 Back He played good football dur- ing the '43 season and is expected to turn in even better playing next year. Tom Lokey, No. 66 Guafrd Lokey turned in as fine a piece of playing last season as anyone on the team. Jerry Crawford, No. 88 End ' Crawford built up the re- serve strength of L.H.S. and came through with suc- cess when called upon. Mr' Billy Bob Harris, No. 44 Back As reserve back he stepped in any time to do a great job at the assigned task. Roy Grimes, No. 45 Back Regardless of the injury he received at the beginning of the year, Grimes showed that fine Westerner Udo or die spirit when he came back. N. VV. Elston, No. 10 Back The workhorse of the team was always plowing his way through the opponents' line for long gains. Gene Gray, No. 85 End Old nigger, as he was called, kept battling all the way, whenever he was called. Jim Lowrey, No. 32 Back A little guy who was al- ways in there pitching and gained respect from his teammates with his fighting spirit. - 3 .. Si QQ? f 2 0 if Q N , ,155-g,,, . I 5 is A I Q. ' T is 2 ,I wi.. ,f lf. 97 ,- lf., at ' , v .f .f , 'V 7' 5? V. ' , 4 W .,. . . . sw:- .. , . , ,,,.. .- 1 -sei: rf- . -Q . Q ,... 5 s I Q5 ..,. . wf - 4:17 1f :i xt 2 .1 112 rw .lmkzf ' Lf f A v is if Y t Q' 1 W' AMF' 5' ' J . s 425317, . ljti -f K4 si V gtg - Kgs., w if 'r- i l l 5 N if-,Q -- K, 1 Charles Pressley, No. 51 Center Pressley was a great defensive man and always started the plays rolling with fine snaps. Marion Manderson, No. 65 Homer Lawson, No. 77 Tackle Tackle Manderson was ineligible for the Homer was always in there bat- flrst part of the season, but was tering the opponents' lines and able to help the Westerners in yyes s showed up on the offense also. the latter part. N .1 , . w Johnny Pearson, No. 52 Guard Pearson was in on the opponents' backfield plays as he set back the oppositions. fi ' fi W 5 Yantis Wright, No. 46 k Back Another rough fullback, Wright thit H 'tttt tt showed jine ability when needed. Pat Thurman, No. 35 Back S ,, ,e 1- ' Thurman, even though a little guy, was always ready and will- ing when the time came. f s 'ttittti T' ., is 3. B is: - N!! . ,QM ' :!'4vYsSm.!:l- W 1 was-'en.w ,fv f , L T Y 13 Johnny Cole, No. 29 Back Cole was a snappy little quarter back, who helped build the West erners' reserves. -5 Q i Y ' bf, . ,,,.,,Q1 , ,K .Q , If ,..- f . I ,,, ,zz ., I . . Q. 1. ' 1' -.. 1. , A A -ics 1t.f9s-iwsffff . f -vi Y' V I ..L ' , J 'N' nk' . I i li 1 ' .. N M... 1... .gin 'W L - :f ,. ,-,HQII3 Q, 'F'-1' . , .X . .IVV ,.W.s,i..., sis., ' ' . - . 1 .. . -- .. iff , ,.,. -f'- . .. , , AQ ' . -- Grimes .trying an end sweep against Amarillo. Season's Review Opening the season against a highly touted Odessa eleven, the Westerners rolled up an impressive 18-6 victory. Next -the Bronc Busters journeyed to San Angelo, only to run up against the soon-to-be state champions, the powerful Bobcats, and met defeat, 40-0. Regain- ing their composure, the Westerners downed the Big Spring Steers in a close and hard-fought game, 7-2. The Lamesa Golden Tornadoes offered little opposition as they bowed under the scoring might of the lads from Lubbock High, 52-0. In the season's thriller in which both teams showed much power and speed, the whistle ended the game with the scoreboard reading Lubbock 19, Temple 13. Pampa was the first district opponent and was the victim of a 12-0 score in a game closer than the score indicated. To avenge a last year's defeat by Brownfield, the Westerners stormed over the Cubs 19-0. Renewing the bitter rivalry between Lubbock and Amarillo, the Western- ers were overcome by the highly versatile attack of the Sandies to the tune of 1,7-0. Closing the season against Plainview, the L.H.S. men sujfered a mental letdown and went down to a stinging 26-0 defeat. Summarizing the season, the Westerners achieved 6 wins against 3 losses in playing a tough schedule. An unidentified Cub is stopped cold at the line by Lokey. Moore of Brownfield circles his right end for a gain against the Westerners. , Foster stops an Amarillo back with Nash and Pearson rushing in. 'fthe - Irvin of Amarillo takes the ball and drives for a good gain. Johnny Davis stops l Mixon of Amarillo with Laxon, Foster ' and Lokey in the fore- ground. 1.6 - 1-411 1 e ' 'AY sss' w v An unknown Lubbock player is stopped by the strong Ama- rillo line. , . I. A 'xf9?'3 7'x Q Beuron Lindsey Johnny Pearson Homer Lawson U 'y , if .fa L z R. W. Moyer Johnny Davis 'run n V Q D A I A lk . i Kb Q, I Q. - 4: VW, . 5 'Nr H ,, ' 5 A . Q f if l ' 4 q A . , -' iv L 1 .W 5 A e l Q , o. rw , ...i f H L 2 - +1 X as . ji fy, i 'J if , v kt -,, F , x k , f J x, an M r 2 ' e ' -Q ' if L, ,i P K ' 'X A v A V X ,, ' K' f ' r 'I I V K ' , 4 A ,is F- my V Z , , v f we-I Westerners Front Row: Yantis WVright, Jim Lowrey, 0. C. Foster, Johnny Pearson, George Brewer, Tom Lokey, N. W. Elston, Clifton Reik, Pat Thurman, Beuron Lindsey. Second Row: Eldon Giles, Rowland Laxon, David Coursey, Clinton Benefield, Johnny Davis, Burl Moore, Johnny Cole, Tommy Nash, Roy Grimes, Kenneth Cawthorn, Gene Gray. Back Row: Jim Joe Rieger, Buddy Boles, Charles Pressley, Homer Lawson, Fld Hensley, Marion Manderson, Car- lon Land, Jim Strawn, Bob Harris, Raymond Yandell, B. XV. Moyer, Leslie Morrisset, mgr. Cowhands First Row: Robert Griffin, Paul Brewton, Bruce LeMaire, James Cline, Don Pruit, Paul Hardwick, Bill Nelson, Bill Petree, Clyde Parnell, Godfrey Brooke, Jim Snell, Louis Mills. Second Row: Robert Collier, George Etz, Charles VHorton, John Paul Jones, Floyd Rector, Clarence Barton, Stony XVall, Don Melnturff, Louis Hawkins, Bobby Ketron, Johnny Gamble, Johnny Trout, C0-Captain Noel Sikes. Bark row: Co-Captain Gerald Davis, Ikie Modawell, Mark Dickinson, Billie Bell, Ben Wlomack, Kemper McGowan, Clifford Dean, Billy Harless, John Craig, Donnie Sanders, James XVare, VVayne Raney, Coach Howard Price. Cheer leaders- Jerry LeMond, Betty Rountree J ack Reese, Jane Lawson, Ray Simmons, and Joan Green. Gene Gray, N. W. Elston, Homer Law- son, and Joe Arring- ton at the club house. l.. 2 3 E i Charlotte Scoggin, football sweetheart, watching the game from the bench. Snake dance going out to Tech Stadium led by cheer leaders. Pearson, Wright Boles, and Morrissei at the club house. . ,-T 2- - 4-I ...A .Q Ak jon-14 ' 1' F' -il ,655 7, ., w-, - K, 7 ' f ' - ,,,-ti 1 .4 ..- hit-IQ, nb- ,,-r! ,7 , 1- -'21-b.- ,,. Cl- -1:-an '- - ' ' -il' 'i '-19 V--...ff-.. hi-q 'L W ,Jn- ur ,rv , -.. lx ,h - f - Q-is ur- .- 1 nv- . in-is ,,l,,w -I- .714 '3-- jr, Q-A Q Baslcethall Sweetheart Basketball Sweetheart, Jackie Lewis, is seen here with her attendants: Billie Griffin, Marijane Grace, Betty Rountree, Pauline Lokey, and Charlotte Scoggin. I want to express my deepest appreciation to every member of the basketball sqaad for the honor which they have bestowed apon me. It means more to me than anyone will ever know. Thanks, fellows, J ackie. Basketball Coach Coach White, in his first year as basketball coach, de- veloped a winning team. The teamls playing was marked by hustle and a fighting spirit. Coach White was largely responsible for this spirit, which was shown in the last two Amarillo games. Back Row: Coach White, R. W. Moyers, Billy Joe Walker, Marion Manderson, Ed Hensley, Bill Cope, Garland Casey, Charles Pressley, and Joe Arrington. Middle Row: Ted Forsythe, Homer Lawson, George Brewer, Bob Harris, Rowland Laxon, and Jerry Crawford. Front Row: Jim Lowrey, Don Mclnturff, Cliiford Dean, Delbert Cooper, Burl Moore, and Beuron Lindsey. .I im Lowrey Guard Burl Moore Guard Bill Cope Forward Homer Lawson Forward Garland Casey Guard Billy Jo Walker Forward Clilford Dean Forward Rowland Laxon Center Billy Harris Guard George Brewer Forward Marion Manderson Center Jerry Crawford Forward Charles Presley Forward R. W. Moyers Forward Ed Hensley Center 4? Opponents 64th Sqd.-SPAAF 84th Sqd.-LAAF 498 Sqd.-LAAF Lamesa 848th Sqd.-SPAAF Plainview Lamesa Plainview Plainview Plainview Idalou New Deal New Deal Idalou Amarillo Amarillo Amarillo Lubbock 33 33 31 50 34 25 46 40 53 61 48 35 39 26 25 33 37 Ted Forsythe Guard Beuron Lindsey Guard Joe Arrington M anag er Williams and Manderson jump center in the closely contested game with Amarillo. Forsythe dribbles in for a shot against Plainview. Cope moves in for crip shot with Myers of Amarillo follow- ing closely. ' ,1 - Homer Lawson in action in the game against Plainview. Two Amarillo players leap high to get the ball olf the back- board. Foster of Amarillo tries a shot with Crawford contesting. Crawford and Manderson screening a SPAAF player. W., Manderson disputes possession of the ball with players of the 848th Squadron. Moore and a SPAAF player jump while Man derson looks on. , 3 K Co-captain Manderson Co-captain Cope was 15, ' l displayed great skill offen- the scoring leader of the 'l 3 sively and defensively dur- Westerners and sparked K X ing the whole basketball the team to many vic- if X J ,Xi season ories f if Rf if V 1 ' ff' f 1 I 1- --.- tn If Q il. 1 A L' A fm-1. s 4- ' ' '1s -rs ! Z I w .,i V..- -.. , i 1 -- I . i Q ix L, Q ' x - Q.-i--vv- ' ' HT - A 0 - Q' - . A 5 L, 1 u ,mn A i Y df A fx 3 ' F 1. -, . . , '--of' 4K ff., f, x 41-Q v- i--,,..l, if . -., ,,.,.. -. -1 gl - -i '- ,t,.. .lf he playsh thevthlnq 'i ful f .-.gi Lg, -0 iQ-. , 7 ln, ini ,, :'u- QR- v ' 3- '-- : - if ,,,.,........A. I m'-,,,-,- - V--Q13--o-ni V, U -.... 5 ' ' ' 5 -orts ,vl ,fl l' . ,,,, ,4 J! 1 ...Q- .4 .1 l' f' I f- 4 ,,. ....1, N Qi.Q i 'I in i i t Boles looks as if he is whistling while he hurdles. ,,,,.-rv' X Coach Marlin Hayhurst Although he is new to this school, Coach Hayhurst has proved his ability as a track mentor. He has turned out several good boys this year, and we expect to see the result of his leadership in the future. Harold Emery going over a hurdle if lf fl Mark Dickinson linishes. the discus throw. Marion Manderson demonstrating the roll in the high jump. Dickinson preparing to throw the discus. Buddy Boles about to take a high hurdle. Roland Nichols and Bobby Martyn make a handoff in the 440 relay. Eurieka -he has made it. Clifton Riek throwing the shot. aysgi yyy W 'S Q 1 Ml, r 'v yl,iyy t W I 'iw Q ' lf: . ,f 'F' 2- s fwfr! X Ir 4 ' . ll .5 l v Aw.. ,- , ' il',hf,f Quang? W an H 5' ' we ,A T 811 a?', A , ., .m , 1. Fred'll try anything. 2. Pat and .Iuanice spin for service. 3. Where are you going, Beverly? 4. They're waiting their turn to play. , ,,..ff , . ,-, ff rt..-H'-Sf 5' 1 . ,....-.+15,4:f 'I V.. ' X .i, 5. Perseverance is all it takes. ef 6. This boy knows how to keep in shape l 7. Gloria Novak tries a new serve. 8. A pin-up-girl on the tennis court Nice, huh? 9. Jack and Gene race on the obstacle course. . Superman? . Finally made it up there. . A lively tennis game. fl -Q-n--...L- 0--X. .Xi . -K N ' fi' s Q . ,. .. ws. 1 4' A I , k aw.. .T f,,...EV . , 7, K 3 1, -2tgfE '.-Siwwfmw N. iff tcesol 4 so a 5 y as 5 M-zevra:sfzffsmtgggiLfdf.S1z,gf-gyY-ff J' -ffl- ,L A. P,a,,,..,.., Wg Wm, . , ,, , . 19 e.,., K ,-3 , yL.w,fggezmf1e e wwf... , ,. . . Q -in -,.....,k,,,,,,,, ,,... .,1g.,.f.,s.5i.,,a:1....,,N,,.' ....,f..a, . -. . ., , -fe- 1-H... yy- f- 'aglj' M'-X f .gauge ,W ,. W: . 1 f f' ' ,V C ,S as tyaa X A W f e-ss-am... . .... ,,.' 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Get Our Prices! Sterlizirzg, Feather Renovatirtg 2608 Texas Avenue Dial 7962 DIAL 9061 DIYRICK -BUILDING Lubbock Style Center For Women Your Florist Qttttte '4 WWW HILTON HOTEL LUBBOCK, TEXAS Levines 4 Big 4 H00l'S 'fWhere Prices Talk Holt-Gamble Tire Company Diftributorf gf Sei6er!ing 'I'ire.r Rgwppzng, mzmfzing P and All Kind: of Tire and Tube Repair '5'-f i7:If7-I-Q, 0WW6eaM++ff3ggj,,M4 I 1 Hacicegia l,. Ready-to-Wear and Sport Shop 1006-08 Broadway E Shoe Store l at , ,,.,f ' TINC5 ' -11 .l 1-'of' t 42.333 23555, ' ,mn-ffrfzvfva..,4:rm:f.m-..-..r:tW -at ff-1--:---E-:4.:-saae - f fiziifilzaaisezi- i'I?:r:'2'E:4.Z:EE'EZ'E1-Z-Z '? -' . wtLfzf11uzt eu...et.....fw ffm? fsglllllllk VV.- 4 . 1. At- ..,-+A . 44- 'U M- -fs-V + to --... . , ,X ,.-1. '- 'aaa-'fr .4 S ,.JT,fw1.'5'e'f'. u'fo an Q ,. -..,-- ..- ..........,- 1 ie -Jzfs' 2:2111 ri iulkrl . L51 , gt. ,M va aw Where You're Clothed in Quality and Style 1022 BROADWAY DIAL 6001 Anthony Company 1 1 2220 NlNETEEN1'H STREET LUBBOCK, TEXAS The Hardware Department Store Sherrod Hardware Co. 1101 THIRTEENTH STREET BCIPl'JOPCI I-lCll9 SCl'lO0l ol DGFICQ Instruction in Tap - Ballet - Acrobatics Toe - Ballroom 2205 NINETEENTH Chism's Bakery Cfzz'sm,s Better Bread Belflwade Qtawwu Since its opening several months ago, Ba1dwin's has aided High School students in their flower needs. Thank you, and congratulations to the Class of '44. g ?lll li ii 'Ill ll FLOWF5' I' 1944 Graduates, here is to you for the best of every- thing, as we are all set for you with the best of everything in complete home furnishings. We are behind you in all future undertakings and we hope you stay with us. Groce Furniture Co. 1801 Broadway Dial 9531 Quality Service For Prompt Printing Call Hee Pl2lNTING COMPANY Dial 9032 Robert E. Dennis, Owner Ice Cream cllJVBl 1l.l1l1B It's Deliciowsly Different 1210 Avenue Q Dlal 8742 Compliments Midway Theatre Always a Good Show 1800 Block on Broadway 1i City Steam Laundry 201 Discount Cash and Cawy 1 1811 Nmeteenth D1a1 9524 f ' .KAI wh -4 M' A x I 5 Granv1lle Johnson Drug Store 1947 Nineteenth Street Dial 6142 Watson Furniture Company Furniture and Floor Covering 1109 Thirteenth Street Lubbock, Texas Durham-Burdine Company 1103 Broadway Dial 2-3401 The Mens Store Lester's Yon will always find the perfect gift at Lester's Credit Jewelers, fainons for its diamonds since 1910 Lester's is located at 1010 Broadway Hanna-Dope 84 Co. 'The Home of Nationally Known Merchandise css gulllvl go .'rr' f 0 . M QM Lea Beauty Shop Sansom Paint SZ Paper Co. AComptete Beauty Service Dial 4752 Picture Framing, Artist Supplies - - Dial 4696 13th and Ave. K W. B. Deal Phone 5111 Lincoln Products Deal's Machine Co. Engine and Boiler Work 2732 Texas Ave. C. J. Norton Congratulations to the Class of :M 230 Lubbock National Bank Bldg. Realtor Dial 5775 from I' ' l M. E. West Edwards Supply Co. Lubbock National Building Radio Servicing 1308 Ave. H Phone 4881 Compliments of Weaver Bros. Wholesale Field Seed Lubbock National Building Whitworth Cleaners Cleaning - Pressing - ... - Alterations Dial 4762 Dial 4562 1315 Texas Ave. ComDlimCI113S of St3I1S6ll'S 1504 Ave. H X B Ph 99 2 'I R PI 9846 X . .ft get is ' Y NEIL H. WRIGHT 502 LUBBOCK NATIONAL BUILDING District Agent SOUTHLAND LIFE INSURANCE CO. DALLAS LUBBOCK, TEXAS Higginbotham-Bartlett Company Good Lumber Phone 9314 1408 Avenue H American Hospital and Life Insurance Co. H. D. Woods, Representative FISK TIRES Lead the nation in Ruggedness Durability Quality WEST TEXAS' BEST BUY Shook Tire Co. Wholesale - Retail 1301 Texas Ave. Dial 7031 Vogue Cleaners Tailoring for Particular Students Just Off the Campus 1209 College Dial 2-2491 Lubbock Public Stenographic Service Mamie W. Bruce 520 Lubbock National Building Griggs Furniture Co. New and Used Furniture Lubbock, Texas Russell Hardin Tailors 1216 Ave. H Lubbock, Texas --ui. .l PINSUN DRUG STORE PRESWRIPTION SPECIALISTS 16th at'll - Phone 5777 - Lubbock, Texas Franklin's Ready-to-Wear Lubbock, Texas 1017 Broadway 'Compliments Bates Witt - Public Accountant Sweaters Slacks S lcirts Slack Suits Blouses Play Suits I I l Farmers' Supply Farm Machinery and General Farm Supplies Household Supply Company - Miller Brothers CLAIBORNE gc ADKISSON Furniture and Hardware 2806 Avenue H Bendix I Philco Radios Chambers Ranges ' I 1220 Avenue Q RIDE THE BUS MAC AUSTIN COMPANY Welders and Supplies Tools . . Machinery Eureka Body U Fender Works Upholstering f Tops and Glass ' Auto Painting Expert Workmanship Wrecked Cars Rebuilt J South Plains Monument Company 2909 Avenue 1-1 Lubbock, Texas Marvin Collier and Son A. E. Quest 8: Sons Awnings Make and Repair Tarps Anything Made of Canvas Goaci Wrecking Yard New cmd Used Ports 2418 Avenue H E. K. HUFSTEDLER 81 SONS Ford Tractors .. . Ferguson Equipment Lubbock, Texas Ince Oil Co. Wholesalers - Plumbing - Heating Morrison Supply Co. Phone 5791 - 5792 Water Well Equipment Earl W. Ince and Earl Ince, Jr. LEGER MILL CO. Wholesale and Retail Gasoline and Oil Legers Best the Time 2207 Avenue G Telephone 6211 ig 1Tx Give us fl bid before you sell. u M . 2. ' , ,L x U , 1 xx .N . Dye Rushlmg SCQTTS FURNITURE 1 -3 054 Avenue H Dial 6581 1 W, Drug li 1 ff? 15' C. H. SCALES IMPLEMENT Co. 1 2215 Avenue G Dial 6271 2810 AV91'l1-19 1'1 D101 5281 We 14pprecz'afe Your Bu.vz'ne.v.r RY SUE A lg N5 ' S TYPEWIIITIED IEDVICE of ' 4 E 'K I W N N :'.5'.s::5PE:.,.,.S N 3 ' X-fy . .. .. T v A 2 1 NY Aeifffifjweg M A Sally Agfiiread he ' 'Cf5 cyan!! s Qafzffqg CREAY fro ll. Min NNKS Lf' ff? 'K '53 N J I N Q 55 Sw FURR if IMI Q , I X L A5VAY , M I W. E. WATSON COAL AND GRAIN AND BLACKSMITH DEALERS IN WHOLESALE - - RETAIL Coal, Grain, and Wood Super Markets We Strive to .Please You FIVE SUPER STORES OFFERING FANCY Sz STAPLE GROCERIES, WITH COMPLETE PRODUCE AND MEAT DEPARTMENTS Visit Your Nearest Furr Food Store Where you get the Famous Lucky I I I 3 I 1 SZ g FOX'S DRIVE-INN Catering to People who Love to Eat 1313 - 13th , , - ' 'fl '.. iix e I OMAHA ' O. P. HARLAN, DIST. MANAGER 70? Ijubbock National Bldg. .A A I , a ' In VM I f Jer Jewelv . fc LQ .. WG q H :U ubbcygfz, Texai fl F Diamorzdf . . Ggft Ilemf . . Watches MI A! U Q fx QL V. W I I I j I Ph 92 Dial 6892 Watchmaker 1310 Broadway M bf 5' I J If II Team in Lubbock M My-ij 1 if .ffj 'V - I ,fi 1 I' ,,'V' ff I K :IJ f ' I :' -I . U V . fy 5 :ffl ' I if X II' LL! fi, -os - Iwi H, I I Y ,I ' Gash or Terms I FEATURING . , A M----'W N-I T IQEIIEAIIZIDWIIIQX D D ' A h ' ftp e AES EUILT-ill? Rczlgffghvlflgles D D INDUSTRIAL ' FREE - ' :A K ESTIMATES . MANUFACTURING COMIPAHX A WWW - zfm-' , 1 wil l V hxu, il RESIDENTIAL Q4 II,,eIeI I , I TRAILERS 5225! , mr .' 5' Y,-,-A I' I y ' IMZIR ' I W' -94 I-T 5 Emogariheen Meaal Contractors ,ZiiJ'!HI!'fxJ. ll if I rl Illralrx cfllf 3- I X: LUBBOCK sum METAL s. h f'I?l:,' I IIfJ.'9.,,I.. RUUFING 60- U Irafh ,I-,IZ 0 0 2428 Av. H 1415405 I 1 V' 4' 'fff,,jIX .I 4 Ar , no fill? I fs 'l-I O96 fE-'ffl . I C: Independent P duce Sn - ,oo LJ1 d0Tg,YQi0iSie1+wMfAw 52,'M.,, ,mi ADMQ' 4-.ao i..',an odljiozen Fo9 ersbMgi13 L-V-a-L9- VA Cb T e .. Q W .-S. HOOPE W CSTA TIRE T E Q' -S p 21 9 A : :gg ,, 'e ff-Ziffiggs Y F , F1 M ,L I llfiliplm J. . H ER . VULCANIZING - WE REPA L say ' TRUCK - TRACTO - A MOBILES X NEW TRUCK. TRACTO A O Bl IRES ? O TEXAS - GET Tl-IE COLA FOLKS LIKE BEST ., 1, i N I - TP af Agffff We! gi! we hoe. deaf, Am! Sami' Cvawqfgmg-if 4,455 gfezyv Bray's Campus Toggery Apfzfeaaoefu P jr!! , 5 M W 2422 Broadway Dial 2-3501 Opf' ff M' of C7 Lubbock's Outstanding Sport Shop aw 7jf6lMTf'Vfi6M wr 8146 mf if W7 wr f 71 goood! Com 7Zl0 Cf! iff X 0 ,, i 0- c - 5, Ab Lge kazaa 47? 7wZ fffefdeqfp mae Mia Plaaawfan A-me 5 ,QQMQL5 fa 0410 of-ffe. . -6 QWQ5! Cfcfffrvvnlerd fegfysfiriomasa oar 'T A-f M34 fffxy-7' Depafgiewt Store Complete Air-Conditioning Q Compliments of West Audit Company Accountants and Auditors Tax Consultants - The Westerner World the Voice of Lubbock Senior High Westerners QQ Q law Y R-'WIN vwwrvr' W ' -'f Ywv, ,,Y,,1 ' 2 Mfffvf NQVQ, , ,.,4fbi -rf. 5544 NX GJ. A fl' M127 f jf, W5jfg3E9gw fi QWQ M H E fp Xkfgw ixixioifkij ggi 9 1 '32 Qgilfiif sw A v 55214 E iw WV? 2 wjLfML i 9 N fig if7wf,L,f1' ' EMMfffiJ ggqx Q6 ,fp Q Wx ffvfgflffh ik pf gf , L-fc F xiii N Q1 3 fxifgm A