McLean High School - Tumbleweed Yearbook (McLean, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1947 volume:

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' ufif P- f ' 5 . f -1 ,., - 4 . , .1 IP , Q To The Sen1ors Wnth the publlcatlon of the 1947 annual the Sen1or Class w1l1 put ln record form a part of the hlstory of its contrzbutlon to the school whxch ln turn wlll constitute a part of the h1story of the lnstxtution Through the years you have spentat McLean Hzgh School you have been preparlng yourselves to live construct1vely The days spent here have been full of act1v1t1es of j0ySd15dp omt ments and successes Your future success may be reatly en arged 11' you contmue to buxld upon the foundatxons you have ald durlng your undergraduate experxences and xt w1ll be worth our while to ever pletely educated and t e rocesses of educatxon should contmue through one s entxre hfetlme y studlous a P11Cdt1Oh you may contmue to grow mentally and It is only through tg1s process that one may hope to attain the h1ghest posslble levels Thxs TUMBLEWEED w1l1be of deeper mterest to you each succeed mg year for ,ou w1l1 want to turn to 1ts pages to renew school day acquamtances and review school lxfe experxences As you go from these walls you go wlth the best wlshes of your Faculty and w1th the assurance of our confxdence 1n your capaclty to functmon efflclently lh the socxal and economxc order Your successes wall be of xnterests to us and our sxncere hope 15 that each member of the Class of 47 may make a man s contrlbutmn to the welfare of his State and Iwatxon N ss Q . ,J ' C kee bri htthe workin tools you have acquired. Nia man is ever com- P 8 Z l , WICLEAN HIC-H Wflson Pnn al MQW: Q Q'-Q P FACULTY MP3 Baci! Eng! Sh1lI1Y Jpec r fav' ff MISQ Galle ly olem wr En9la5hI1I pam M Home Fcanormc 11 -14 nr , 'C' Mr Cubed? MY Nope 'Viv 'yonder and Choru9 flgr Ou H1 on rv P'r570r5 s.,','y xl 'S,i, 3 - fl W ' ', ' 1 I f ,Q , 'ia ,S- Q K . 4 B .ml-if he in ,I C 1 1 f' 11 ww-1 -v f' .Nu , X I X f 5+ . . NL I . -' .-. ' , fn - f N. 3.1 n 0 :' t X r f I , , L , . U ' Q. Q is , ' 5 X Q I Y' f' 10- A l P- Ag 5 . , ,V -4 fgu . D , ' 4 v If .. ,- 3 lx ,- . , , 5 . J f ,K D ' W - . ! ., 4,-w, 1,1 W , 6' f TAKE OFF ON THE FACULTY Above our door is a huge sign that reads McLean Independent Prison That is just what it is too, a.nd the people who run 1t I don t see how they ever got their positions Head of this brutal, cruel, unhealthful home is aman of strong ormcloal and high ideals He goes under the head of title of W arden Logan Curnrrmgs Warden Cummings is one of the good points and good men of our school He makes us want to do r1ght But he means business and you had better be good to him Chlefguard Wilson Is the one who enforces law and order lIl our orgaru zation He is hardest of all on us We get no privileges no holldays, and no exceptions are made Chlefguard Wilson 1S shrewd, cruel, and on the slightest suspicion he turns us over to Slave dr1ver Sande s lashes With a tough, hard face he tells us to call agam Broken m solrlt and with a badly beaten back we trudge toward the lt ess Isall that offers swivled turnips a.nd hard black bread that Cook Coleman prepares Thinking we will gain some kind of favor we promptly offer to wash the dishes We splash them into the pan and what do we get? an eating out because we had put them in the soup We had complimented the cook on her simply delicious dishwater and hadwashed dishes ln the soup Well, how were we to know? It tasted alike to us Ifheaven won t help us, what will happen? Don't judge Cook Coleman too harshly because Farmer Magee is the one who furnishes the food with which she is to cook You d think he would know something about the conservation of soil and the rotation of crops, but he doesn t I don t think he even learned anythmg about agrlculture in school You should see some of the animals he calls his beef cattle They look like walking skeletons and it is no wonder t.hat the meat is tough His horses are just as bad You can't tell whether it is a pre historic animal or a walking turnip with crooked tree limb legs or a badly broken bird that can t fly l! ' --- 7 . . , l This heartless man quickly straps us upon the wall and orders twenty n --- - --- D ' 9 1 9 - - . - 3 5 555153 l. Q96 Qs? Q gf in PRESIDENT 1'- james Cooke F F A Class President Most Handsome Boy English Club Sarnmy Haynes Vice President Marjorie Goodman secretary H1 Y Student Council KPampaj l Football Bsskecbsu gym tfiuglecorps F HA 'Lfz C V Pres Pres Press Club T1 er Post stuff BasketB leo cj4 P511 iffug' Enghsh Club Ft all fCaptJ Englzsh Club Chorus B Wanda Rae Allen Cla s Pres A Nl orzte lub, J-LA .... . Txgerette Atten't....... Chorus ................. Class Beauty ....... Marnelle Ledgerwood Post Graduate 4 Patsy Alexander Band Spanish Club eech Play .... . ...... .. lass Pla . ..... . ...... Commerc al Club. ..... . Cho:-us........ ......... x ' it f x A - 45 ,vin .C E ff - 'di if 3 W .Si .. I'-in V y ,sua g . . ..... . ........... f y ' b saannanesooaac 1 M ......... .fff:fffff4 Y . - . ' . 'TZ .............. ' .... 4 Ffbjll- Basket B' C Premplaynz Club, Con:1mercia1C1ub..'Z l ' . 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F9 Jai CPG' fan: Block MMI6 Don Nor! 5 and Claud l IOM LC JUNIOR ACTIVITIES The Junior Class of McLean High School is organized as follows President, Jimmie Don Morris, Vice President, Ted Slmmons,Secretary, Charlene Roach, Treasurer, Sue Davis Our Sponsors are Coach Larry Sanders and Mrs Dee Coleman, and our Room Mothers are Mmes Haskell Smith, Murry Boston, J E Shortt, Frank Harlan, Olin Davis, R L McDonald, and Hal Mounce Our activities, other than class work, began in October with a party at the home of Mrs Coleman In January we selected and ordered our senior rings and they are to be delivered soon after school begins next fall Also ln January, the photographer from Marquise Studio in Enid, Oklahoma, This is always a big day in junior history, for on this particular day each junior comes dressed ln his best bib and tucker' and the rest of the stu dents have a. chance to see what good looking seniors they will have next ,BIT February 22 was declared Junior Day ln our fair city, and on that day, the streets were fairly infested with juniors Some were shining shoes, some washing windows and doing other mental jobs, while still others were selling chances on a dressed hen to be raffled off later in the day, and iincidentally, Coach heldthe lucky tlcketb others were preparing for thehorseracetobeheldlntheaiternoon A food sale was also in progress, and the efforts of the day netted the class the neat sum of S145 OO In carrying outthese plans the class was divided mto two teams, under the captains Bill Boston and Sue Davis Boston's side lost and consequently had to entertain the winning side with a party, which was a most enjoyable affair The Class sponsored the presentation of 'The Shining Hour staged by The West Theah-e ln March, and in April they presented the play, Tw1xteen ' to a very enthusiastic audience Thecllmaxofthe yen-'s activities was the Junior Senior Banquet, held the night od April 24. The theme of the banquet was The Gay Nlnetles' , lndln our humble opinion, ltwasthebest ever held in the history of M H S made pictures of the individual members of the class and of our sponsors. , - K ! I -egg-'55 53 32 5555 Allen Br1a.n A-.llen Vvelyn Barker, Rodney Brooks Helen Brooks Claudine Brooks J ack Bruner W A Carter Kenneth Christie, Exie Frost, Christine Frost Earlene Garvin Mary Griffith Johnny Grlgsby Joyce Gunn La Vetta Haire Wm Haynes, Johnny Henley Eugene Hommel Von Dell SOPHOMORE CLASS ROL L Hugg he Jolly dd1e Bob Joh. ston Martha Kremer Bobby angharn We ley Lawrence Bnl Ledbetter Sallie Lee dsgar Littrell Rel P McConaghle Bob McCracken eroy Newton, Jlrnnue Northcutt, Douglas Shachd, La Wanda Qi 4' I-A Ta-L E Turner, Vernon Willls Bonnle Wllllarns JlYI'l IllE Wilson F' Tee , ' , l A , n , ' , n , l t 1 ' F 1 y ' , L , ' ' s. '11 ! 7 'O I ' ' ! , , 3 no , Cunningham, Conald McClellan, Stella V ! , L , , L , . ! Q , ut3.f4.O u, u nic y 1 A . 9 1 ' , -- - . 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'X ' : :Q l I Q V V- ra f . , 1 M , A I-1 ' ' i --- lv - , -.-H .. ...-rg-. -- ' ' z '-1 1 - . n I I U s Y nr , 4 1. 3 0' PM N i I J f 0 I V- '9---3 B'VvTff M ,M O5 WNGOBI S LDL pVWOP UYc:1 Prethc-:ST G fu Grace W tsow MQST Handsome Q y Jmlwy New To rx. C lass Fawn Tee mmm 5.-. LUNQPUQM MOU' Gow: sv WST T Sill SICBQEZ U2-3hNN H rw. GWOWBN 5 pQ xi U L M539 hodd d Clyde Magee Pr sldent Vice President Secretary Reporter FRESHMAN SPONSORS Officers Glennie Gallegly Billy Harlan Clyde Mounce Norma Watson Joyce Stewart Freshman party in Grade School gymnasium October 25, 1946 Mr Whipple Mr Browning Mrs Whipple Mrs Browning Mr Gates Mr Carter Mrs Gates Mrs Carter Mr Linwood Mrs Linwood Mrs Randolph Mr Donovan Mrs Donovan Pa Mike 'Deter lim Sharon. Shella Andrew Katheleen. Larry THE DONOVAN BOYS MAKE GOOD Three Act Comedy October 25 1946 Cast of Characters J ack Collie Robert I-limes Jo Ann Grlgsby Lynna Dale Mantooth Jesse Kennedy Kenneth Scales Marsalle Windom Norma Watson Cliff Callahan Darlene Shadld Jane Graham Edward Dwyer Effie Carpenter Billy Harlan Petle Everett Brooks Rogers Charlie Bailey Dot Grigsby Norma Mercer Marvin Henderson Minnie Lively Dean Preston Freshman Christmas Party December 19, 1946 at Lions Hall Easter Program, April 4, 1947 Spring Hay Ride Freshman Authors and Their Plays One Big Happy Family Jo Ann Grlgsby Why Fathers Get Gray' Norma Watson When You and I Were Young Maggie Culg, Jo McClellan The Orphan Boy Makes Good Dorothy G1-igsby Si ........... . ... .. . . ............ . . . ...... - Ill! lonll I I Q I 0 I Il llllill Ili. llunlll 0llI I nl 5 l I ill!!! ............................................................. ....... 9 ll 1 . ...... . .. .............................. . ......... . ...... . . .. . . .... .......... . ....... .. . .. . .. . ............ . ..... . . . . .. . .. .... . ......... . ... . . . ... . .. . . .......... . ..... . .. . . .. . . ....... .. ....... . ... ......... .... .. . .. . .. ... ........ . ...... .. .. . . .. . . .. . ........ . ........ . ... . .. .. .. . . . .. .. ....... . ....... . . . .. . . ..... 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Scales G Stewart Mercer Ferguson CAI I E GLY F MAGFE SPONSOR SPONSOR IFLIUE HARLAN PRES ...al The Newhbors Tqe Chorus The Donox an Famxly . I iffg 2 Mantooth, Kennedy, Shad,id, Raihwater, D. Grigsby, Srnith, Golightly: Q M . V 6, A E 'Q X G ! 5 1 ' Vilr tr, . J 'Ll 46- Q ' 1 K, f W 'f fm. 4' . 3 , ll fl ,G O z N df' 0. ' 00 ,qc I 1 MOST ed F ' ES JQPKNN JEIIWNN If Y KeNN6Th MOST Hcuvd Some Bo C11 Darlene, Shaddfd pref? fc-:ST v O . V f- 4 ...Z I ' A , T Q - S S f D N Q N 16 Rm 3 'T ' e , ffeff- GC we EU' Jack Colm! 1 V ' -s In Schooi Vc31vor1Tes 4.5 cm o leur O5 opulur l 95 Jclw IAJWWQIS 655 Q91 Lo gmc S HCWYSS '34 .iv-N 4? J ,ck X m.?rW TP Cir -Bcy B TC oo T Y ff , v x .. Q34 ' In A L 'Q 4 g . 4 ' 1 gif r M Q 1 n' Gm f Q0 QCD 4 Wx ps S 0 Ji 0 6573 W A of ff snow 600 V, O ' x , 0 Q Lx! 0 A 0 NJ 0 S i n N Q. wo 1 , ' C, 5 Q It KJ- S ' . I X 1 3 ' U 3 U Q, . NS' U GQ ag N U AT v OX J s IK 'N I g . s 0 Y' . Q 0 X 6 Nj, LD 3 9 fr f 6 f 'X .fi KW ff i ,rm 1 UL L LJ fm 'LY f5 A f T gig? g 2 if EH- WHO S WHO AND WH.AT'S WHAT Seegar with the man Band Hall with undeterrninable foreground ' Massas in the cold cold ground ' My sugar is so refined Dead but don't know it Anemic Corpses Sophisticated Sophomores Route 66 A flirt with a sklrt Off nimits adms and Dmcn Ono Let him alone Wolverines Show that ivory Office girls at work Main Street IN cLea.n 1 LLB I I Q I li IK 77 . ll Y li rn...... ox... xA.. - A T31...21- nu.-.,4L., Lwu on ' ' v -.. . 3-nz: I L L I Gnu '-In .xr A wwf BUY' -Hua L27 4 is No, THE PRESS CLUB The Press Club of McLean High School consists of the members of th journalism class, and is sponsored and taught by our commercial teacher, Mrs Payne The class was orgamzed for the specific purpose of publishing the weekly school paper, The Tiger Post and the high school yearbook, The Tumbleweed. Early in the year, we joined the Texas High School Press Association, sponsored by the Texas State College for Women, at Denton, Texas Our sponsor and three members of the class attended the annual convention of this organization at Denton in December and brought back a great many suggestions for the improvement of our publications Both The Tlger Post and The Tumbleweed were appraised by the association, the former being judged second best of four mimeographed high school papers given All Texas Rating while the latter was rated as good and given a grade of 88 n anuary 30 of this year, one of our editorials, 'Our Country Town , written by Charlene Roach, was reprinted in The McLean News and later appeared in the 'Talks From Towns' column of The Fort Worth Star Telegram. We have worked hard, and at times under adverse circumstances, but we feel that our efforts have been appreciated by the majority of the students, for we have received much praise, and very little unfavorable criticism. The officers of the club are President, Sammy Haynes, Secretary, J an Black, Treasurer, Dorothea Back Allmembers of the club work on the staff of both the paper and the annual, andallhavehada. part in making these pub- lications the success that they are 1 . -.-.li .. ac U 1 O J 6 Dr : . . . . THE PRESS CLUB Q Mrs Payne Bobby Massey lmmy Morrls Ode11Chr1st1e jan Black arol Smlth Elarme DICRIHSOH harlene Roack Melba Mlller Dorothea Back joyce Smlth Marjorie Goodman Betty Wode Charlotte Peden Sammy Haynes Ray Longmo Larry Ledbetter kms 411111 Nhuul Tubs .wsmmhuu mms msn scum Pnfss nssutmnon Czhe Qlger ipost QLX1-14 Ill-1X1 1 c 'SJR F , y Y - I .. ix V '- L 5 nf . ,rl 'XJ Q - f ! 4 I . I . I D I I l . D ' I I ' Aq A-v gran 3..- - Fl' X l'IQ NI XX Sl' XVI II 4 UN I'lf5'l' N, A., - lur Nnlfffwf 1..,mr1l1-!,mw.1I- lzffnfl-fl A S '1 '- ' - ll 5 - u U' .fum I-X ul.. 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A H J V 0 ,A O Z5 o ' 77 fy cf . . :iw e fax F I r PM for pa + 1 X X I' Y- 71 E as C Howard Smxth Marshall Black Grxgsby Golxghtly R1 py Shortt Cooke Haynes Burch Duncan Boston Knutson Fr nt S th o ow mx Hall Back Goodman Davxs Mounce Chambers Wode M111er H011 oway Roach E iilliliiaik i Chnafea Nc ml2FfS il f 'cyl Gohghtly Smxth Mounce Back Front Row Black Duncan Davns . A n on oi AAw I I u n - ' fr . by , LH , A - I II - l 4 1 ,-. -H 'P . , ,.--,c 4 W - 5 ' I 1 ! w ' U n .Dana I -i ' u 'ix C PLAYS PRESENTED BY THE CURTAIIN CLUB' e Whirligig of Life' Ariela Bilbro Martha Johnston Ranse Bilbro Barney Nyatt Judge Scotty McDonald Student Directors Wayne Stafford Mildred Holloway Courtin' A Pantomime Maurlne Harlan J immy Newton Joan Howard Wes Langham Student Director Eddie B Jolley Reader Zekiel Huldy Mother 'Lochlnvar' Lochlnvar Bride Mother Father Bridegroom Bridesmaid. Best Man J ohrmy Griffith Oma B McPherson .Terry Evans David Himes Doris Parks Betty Blllingsley Wayne Stadord Mystery of the Missing Murder Mystery' Husband B111 Lawrence Wife Barbara Marshall Student Directors Bill Willingham Betty Wode Romance of the Busy Broker' Mr Maxwell Bill Willingham Miss Lesley Betty Wode Mr Pitcher Wayne Stafford Bobby Soxer Mildred Holloway Miss Gllcreast Barbara Marshall Oifice Boy Claud Mounce Messenger Boy Doris Parks Student Directors Jerry Evans J chmry Griffith Turkey Red' Smith Jimmy Newton Hillas Eddie Bob Jolley Mrs Clark Betty Billingsley Post Master David Hlmes Student Directors Bill Lawrence Oma Bell McPherson His First Girl Mrs Powers Martha Johnston Dean Powers Claud. Motmce Eleanor Powers Jerry Evans Marrianne Thompson. Oma B McPherson Chester Cameron. Johnny Grittith Student Director Scotty McDonald Bre'r Rabbit' Uncle Remus Brian Allen Miss Sally's Boy Claud Mounce D ffTh 7 CK P .-ss..-.-ss... 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Vetta Gunn Literary Critic Joyce Grigsby Playwright William Shakespeare Motto Love, Honor, and Obey Social Committee Wes Langham, Bonnie Willis, Ethal Hugg The Dramatic Club gave their first presentation in the play His First Dress Suit , written by Joyce Grlgsby Characters Betty Jones Mary Garvin Mother Jones La Wanda Shadid Father Jones Bobby Kramer Teddy Jones Johnny Haynes The Twins Grace Wilson and Rodney Barker Johnny Drake Bill Lawrence Clarabel Davis Von Dell Hommel The second presentation was the play Anemlc Corpse written by Johnny Haynes and Bobby Kramer Characters Mrs Whistledong Joyce Grigsby Mr Whistledong Billy Bob Lawrence Alonzo McCoy Rodney Barker Ma McCoy Martha Johnston Dilbert McCoy Johnny Haynes Mllbert Bobby Kramer Dewlely La Wanda Shadid Mrs Wlntergreen Evelyn Allen Mr Wlntergreen J lmmy Newton Mrs Dllworthy Von Dell Hommel Mr Dilworthy Vernon Turner The last play given by the Dramatic Club was We Can Be Friends , written by Earlene Frost Debates were held among the English II members of the Dramatic Club on March 25, 1947 The club enjoyed a picnic given in the honor of their sponsor, Miss Glennie Gallegly, and the members D lllllta lllblillllllliblilllt lillltlls D Qllelll Ollllll . 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I w A ,:,, ,gf SENIOR PLAY CAST if TOP ROW Mrs Back Patty Ruth R1 py james Cooke Sammy Ha nes SECOND ROW Dorothea Back axth Hancock EarnistineD1c inson Glenda oyce Smith jerry Evans Mr Wxlson BOTTOM ROW Chester Gohg tly Ray Longino JUNIOR PLAY CAST 92- . 57 M TOP ROW Coach Sanders Rxchard Hall jlmmle Don Morrxs B111 Boston Dxck Andrews SECOND ROW Barbara Marshall Odell Chr1st1e BOTTOM ROW M1ldred Allen Sue Davxs and jan Black :Ar-A :I i K : A ' ' ' .y T Y ' 1 v N Q- 5 - 5 g AM S 1 I 1 ? 1 n . K' I : 1 ' 9 ' 0 ' II 1 n ' n , . 7 7 V, 1' 4 3 I -'x 4 W MM ' ' 1 .4,, ,l so' J A P ,- --i I jgf I I I isfiffflv 1 v 5:17 . .. , ' k 44 at Q 1, I V: ' , ' , , ' Director j E Shortt DRUM MAJOR Peggy Shortt FLUTEZS Pe gy Shortt B11 y Ramwater Sue Dav1s CLARINETS M SE Q Patty Ruth Rxppy Barbara Barrett Chf Calahan Bethle Mantooth Margaret Blg ers 1mm1e Don orrls on Dell Hommel L 0 ANS Floella Cublne X Ann Coo er B514 P june Stubblefxeld l3o CYSXX aifigf CR' SAXOPHONES BOOJIN Mary Hollowag Glenda joyce m1th B111 Boston CORNETS Benny Cooper Dona Stubb1ef1e1d Pat Reeves Clyde Mounce OBOE La Wanda Shad1d WON MA ORETTES La anda Shadid Barbara Barrett Sue Dav1s Dan Cooper Charles Shortt oe Cooper on Crocket joe M1l1er FRENCH HORNS Darlene Shadld jane Graham TROMBONE BARITONES Evyln Allen jerry Lawerence BASS HORNS B111 Lawerence Edd1e Allen Charles Ball Peggy Majoriurth DRUMS Mar s11ee Wlndom Eddle Reeves Bobby jack Mas sey La june Chilton Dorthy Grlgsby .5 a. 1, 1. 5 ' L! . NF . , fig A ' NX I , St- KQQ 2, CY' Richard Hall . - il? 5 J : S S 1 fi AWN - I if CN K Y . ' 6 ' 2 HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS JUNIOR BAND HIGH SC HOOI.. C HOR US SQUAD GI -HBH. a S el Eth Cham orrxs aM la 1'S b Gunn Fa th I..aVetta n Terry '-u .C Ju I-1 In PEP U v-1 jea eer Leaders I-4 O UI O D- U1 L4 U nk. A O ca D ck R tr C IR -4-V .D 'U.-CI +4 ,-1 P-I U10 +I 33. 33552: lox-ey F PROCLAMATION by the GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF TEXAS To All To Whom These Presents Shall Come WHEREAS, the youth of this State who constitute the membership in the Future Farmers of Texas, which organization is affiliated with the Future Farmers of America, are striving to prepare themselves as the guardians of the soil, our national heritage and, WHEREAS, these members are organized for the purpose of developing competent, aggressive, rural and agricultural leadership, and for the pur pose of building a better way of life on the farm, and, WHEREAS the Future Farmers of America is one of the 17 youth organl zations that make up uYouth United for Famine Relief' which is an auxiliary of the Pres1dent's Famine Emergency Committee and which is mobilized to save food for humanity and to help alleviate the plight of starving peoples everywhere and, WHEREAS, these young Future Farmers of Texas are through their program Serve NOW, THEREFORE, I, Beauford H Jester, Governor of Texas, do hereby set aside the week of February 23 March l, 1947, as FUTURE FARMER WEEK in the State of Texas and ask that it be fittingly observed by our young people and by all our citizens IN TESTIMONY dl-EEREOF I have here unto signed my name officially and cause the Seal of State to be af fixed hereto at Austin, this the 18th day of February, A D , 1947 EE-HUFORD H' 111551351 Governor ar 'ras oovznnoas I ' sscasnay or sn I of work uLearn1ng to Dog Doing to Learn, Earning to Live, and Living to n , If E 'fri' IOP P43 'nmmons Sm1th W1111s Kmte Massey Hambx-1 lt Andrew lumix Collu Hlmes Scales Knutson Nhgvee SECOND ROV Han IQOQYI' kennedy Dwyer McGonah1e ard Stafford liutchmson Stewart llxll Kalki Bybee BOTTOM ROW -I lly Lxt 1 l Harl n Coleman Eu rt H Elll1hpSlea Ralnwater Preston Henderson Callahan lf Smith Oohghtly SNR! 7 X 'mer -J is 'Q Class Demons tration on Flrst Place Live Stock udgmg Team To O pruning a Vmeyard My exas Show 1946 Bam att Lan ham McM.a.han p Texas 15 teams andMcC?ur1ey competln Magee An drews mxth and G If-rv., hghtly Mcl FAN Cll I l R Pu!-61' .,. ,- f2 '25 Grand Champlon Barrow Top O Texas Show 1947 Pampa Texas Sold for S470 Entered by Dxck Andrews Dick Andrew 5 entry at the To OTexas Live- stockS ow Pampa Tex- as 1947 Reserve Cham - ion Steer--Sold for S854 Cha.mp1 r ClfesterWh1te Lxtter 3lAI'f1al'1.ll.O Fat Stock row 1946 Dxck Andrew s Entry .1 McLE1AN CHAPTER F H A 1946 47 Top Row Gattxs Knutson Smxth L W1ll1s R Allen Terry Trout L Shadxd Car enter j Grxgsby Watson C McClellan Ledbetter Preston Mrs oleman Mlddle Row Evans Graham E Allen Hommell B W1ll1s Lively Stewart Rxchardson Scales Hu g G Stewart Mantooth Stafford ttom Row Wlndom Florey erguson Klmbley D Grxgsby D Shadld Mercer Davis Brooks S McClellan Gunn HOMEMAKING There are forty one members m the McLean Chapter of Future Home makers of Amenca whzch IS affxhated w1th both the state and the natmonal organlzatxons The chapter has class unit meetlngs on the second Monday and mght meetmgs on the fourth Monday of each month The offxcers are Pres1dent jerry Evans Vmce Pres1dent LaWanda Shad1d Secretary ean Terry Treasurer Darlene Shad1d Parhamen tarxan bhrlstine rost Planlst Marsalee Wlndom Song Leaders Norma Watson and Thelma Klmbley Reporter Geraldlne Flore Cha ter mothers are Mmes Shadld Hommell Stafford Watson Smx and erguson The homemakmg classes with the hel of four mothers prepared and served the dmner g1ven by the Ban and Pep Squad ln honor of the football boys The second year class honored the school board and thelr wnes with a Chrxstmas dlnner The F H A sold candy hot do s cakes and coffee at all the home football games to raxse money or much needed equlpment for the de partment An electrlc 1ron buttonhole attachment pressure sauce pan twenty water tumblers and a servxce for elght Luray pottery set has been added by tlus group The electrzc sewmg machine order ed by the school board several years ago arrlved ln December The Summer class made draper1es and machme covers for the sewmg labratory and reflmshed the d1n1ng room furnlture The third year class enameled an old table and four bottomless chairs a lovely blue and wove bottoms in the chairs to make an attractive breakfast room unit for the foods labratory F H A. members invited their boy friends to a taffy pull on February 24. They met in the home of Geraldine Florey, played games and ate candy and had a very merry time Forty-four boys and girls attended this meeting. Q J A A: A , L 1' '. ' .4 X 1 X S L 1 -L-f ' '- K Flrst Year Glrls wearxng dresses made ln class McClellan Scales Shadxd M Graharn Carpenter Florey -X- Nlantooth Ferguson K1mbly Watson Wmdom Mercer G11 Sby G Stewart Grlgsby Stewart nl Rxchardson Renovatlng Furniture Thlrd Year Gxrls Kmttmf Allen Sbadld Terry Smlth Trout I-xans W1ll1s 'vlrs Coleman 11 'rr !' .ff 190 ke Cond le-ir Glrls Serve CH 1 L ll l'1nr'er Sm ford lmmnell Dxckmscn nnr Hx. 0 Brooks Ledbe ter C lx-ost Garxm N4cClellar 'R ,vi l , 1,15 Q4 4 . 'KL fl! ,Q , 'G 'Q 1 v C . 'A fl' 'l s . , , in Q . . , , I 1 4 i lin N 1 1 - T 3 I .. e t. 3 . 'g V ' 4 . L. e e 1. -I-Vax v '--I ' n in 1 ' , 1 W . ' gl 5.4-g -. I t if , ' Y , ' s. ,Him ldfillis, qt., , . 1 , 5' . , , . ., F., Fri ,!, t, '4 .4 1 4 . . ., 1 1 I ' i, ll, , E A ,' ' ft - -Q. 14. V i The torture chamber is the most dreaded and shunned place of thms mlnlature alcatraze lt rs Payne IS the person in charge of th1s The iron malden lS not used often for its punishment is not hard enough he gunlo tme 1S the most commonly used That answers the quest1ons as to where we go when the outslde world lS notifled we are no longer here l rs Back runs the room where you are flooded w1th a barage of ques tlons you don t know anythlng about Why d.1d you do 1t'P ow? Vhere? When? Vhat was your motlve? Did you do 1t'? nd pretty soon you are saymg C h g1ve me strength The cc tlnual f1re of ouestlons runs you c azy crazy crazy Dazed and stunned you are turned over to N155 Gallegly I rss Gallegly s room is a madhouse The characters who are mentally 111 are taken in o her care because she understands these cases so well N'1ss Gallegly 1S very hard on us We are never allowed to converse with each other and Cthough it lS a madhousel we are taught manners and courtesy there She tries to arouse our ego by callmg us Nr and Miss lt s supposed to make us feel lrnportant, I guess Leon Waldrop lS 1I'l partnersmp wlth Miss Gallegly He runs the buggy wagon that brings her patlents to this place You can never lmagme how lt sounds untll you hear it comlng all the commotlon, flghts, yelling, and screamlng and in sho t, murder, 1S in one great blg bunch Jn the form of Leon s beaten up, banged around bus Mr Shortt is dtrector of the prison band When you don t do what he wants you to do he promptly selzes a horn and whams you over the head with it That accounts for the badly beaten warped, and delapidated horns that we use Don't give up we are all put on parole on May 16 for three months Some of the lucky semors got out on good behavior but most of them had to leave because we just slmply couldn t stand them a.nymore T11 k1 1-s 4 he 6 long, a.nd happy safe cracking to you for three, whole, bllssful, unmarred, months . . , . . . L . - - - fr' ' , .A , . J. -r ' - 1- u A . , . . . . . . H . v f f - - ,vs - v . I1 L . ,, . ---,, A . . . 1 - A - - --- L . ,f' 1 al . . ' L L 1 L . ' ! . .L . 1 . . . . A . . . 7, . . . - . 3 ' I ? ' ! .. , . . . . , 'D -L 7 A -1 11 -0 nut, l LL probaury be seemg most an ol you aromd ll re nex. . So . ri- 4 QQ ia OQKWHLQ ij tae gg SUMMARY OF SCHOOL NEWS 1946 1947 Logan Cummings of Wellington, Texas became superintendent of the McLean Public Schoolsin January of this year, replacing E A. Kimmins who resigned at mid term to enter private business The Senior trip has been traditionall avisitto Carlsbad Caverns This year however, the class plans are to make a tour of Southern Texas This trip is the result of a Galveston or Bust ' cam paign by the class which included their ma.ny activities during the latter part of the year Many new clubs have been formed dur ing the year and they have added both interest and pleasure to our work Phe Dramatic Club, consisting of the English Il students, and sponsored by Miss Gallegly, has presented a number of plays in assemblies, the plays having been written and directed by the mem bers of the club The English Club was organized by Mrs Back and consists of Juniors and Sen- iors who make a six weeks average of KIA!! The Curtain Club is made up of the mem- bers of the speech class, also under the direction of Mrs Back This club pre- sented dramatizations of various works of literature on a number of occasions. The Junior Play, 'Twixteen 'was pre sented April 27 in the high school auditorium, andthe Senior Class pre- sented ' The Campbells Are Coming' on May 8 One of the outstanding aspects orf school life this year was the band. Its success has beendneto the efforts of Mr Shortt and the Band Booster Club February 22 was Junior Day, the first of its kind, but a great success, from a financial standpoint Senior Day was held Comic Strip ' fashion on April 1 The class holiday was greatly enjoyed by both members and sponsors Our school paper, The Tlgel Po , was judged second best of the four mimeographed school papers given AllTexasRat1ng' by the Texasliigh School Press Association The FFA boys took the spotlight atthe Top o'Texas stock show in Pampa. when Dick Andrews won top honors. The Junior-Senior Banquet was held on April 24 in the American Legion Hall. The Senior Class of '46 and the com- mercial presented the school with a much needed club program clock, and the Homemu.klngDepa.rtmentrece1ved a new electric sewing machine. . an ivan p' 1.- U fl it ' GQ. '.,'. 71 U7-'15 U1 . 5? fi f 0 , '1'. 1'vf' . J f' H4 A A I Q 4' N'.A ' , , - . - 1 ', 'X v ' ff , L 6 4 b - pl a K , Ya ' 7 . , - . , u 1 ' st u 1 A ' EDITORIALS M H S 1946 47 School Year The 1946 47 school year i.nMcLean High Schoolhas been the most pros perous, and has offered more to the students than any rn several years The creatlve m1nds of the students have been more or less chained down for some time now, and until th1s year our activities have been only those of routine and tradition The bonds of monotony, however, have been broken and new clubs, such as the Spanish Club, Dramatic Club, Enghsh Club, and Band Boost er Club, have helped to widen the scope of our activities Our sports program has been great ly lmproved over recent years, and results ln dlStl'1Ct standings were much better than usual New classes given students opportunities unknown to many now in high school The act1v1ty per1od inaugurated by the faculty has erased the need to take students out of classes for such necess1t1es as play pr actlce, assem blles, and other things that must be done durmg the year All in all, this writer belleves that McLean High School has housed a much happler and well rounded group of students this year than it has for some time, and we hope the coming year and years to follow w1ll find our school a haven of good morale when everyone can enjoy school, not only for the extra curricular activities, but for their studies as well Sammy Haynes How We Feel As We Approach Graduation Day About the middle of April, whenwe were underclassmen, we started gleefully counting the weeks, the days, the hours, until school would turn out Ic's strange, but we haven't wanted to count the days this year We know that each day gone means to us another day nearer the end of high school, not only for a Summer vacation, but for always It's not that we don t like being a senior It s generally agreed that we ve had more fun this year than any year before And our senior trip will be the perfect end to our public school education As this is a new experience for us we hardly lcnow what to expect If won't we be feeling lost next Septem ber when we will not be answering the ring of the school bell, or, if we go to college, won't we feel strange among students other than these, our classmates, whom we have lmown smce childhood. We remember, though, the fine training we ve been given by our parents, our Churches, and our school That training has given us something to hold to, something solid that is going to help us when we make our first real entrance into the world. We're approaching graduation day sorrowful because we ll be separa ted from familiar things, and happy because we've been given enough to boostusto afine place beside other, whom we shall soon know, in the world. Dorothea Back . 1 ' - i 1 . such as chorusarxdjournalismhave this is to be our last schoollng, ' ! . . , ' 'I SPORTS SLANTS SOCIAL HGHLIGHTS Sports :lnM H S have madea def inite improvement during the 1946 47 school year With Coach Larry Sanders at the helm, the Tiger football team ended their season with a record of three wins, one tie, and six losses, which was a definite up stepinthe district standings over last year Bill Mounce, Tiger guard, was placed on the All District First Strlnt by selections made from coaches of District 3 A In Basketball, the Tigers also made a vast improvement over recent years They won nine games and lost fourteen, ending ina tie for third place in the District Tourna ment It was in this tournament that the most thrilling game of the year was played. It was against the Well ington Skyrockets, Cwho won first in District! and the score was 39 to 37 lnfavor of Wellington Richard Grlgs- by, Tiger center, was placed on the An active interest was aroused lntrackthtsyear andalarge number of boys reported for practice under Coach Sanders Since track has not been held here for quite some time we d1dn't arouse too much enthusiasm ln the town, but inthe process of our practices, we discovered some fine material for future teams A school election was held this year to determine the All Around Boy and Girl Athletes of the school The decisions went to Sammy Haynes as the boy and Jean Terry as the girl Both of these students have taken part in all sports offered by the school during their high school days and have as a result received these honors Here s looklngforward to a pros perous and fame winning year for Tiger teams next year, and with the help and whole hearted support of the Student Body, there is no reason why McLean High School should not be at the top of the sports ladder throughout the '47 '48 year FOR THE YEAR 1946 1947 This column ls to help yourememher all the good times of the school year of '46 ' '7 Remember all the class parties? The hayrides were loads of fun, even if we dldn't have the hay on some of them, andyou just can't beat the good. ' plain parties' Remember the Press Club parties? ? For the one in March Sam, Ray, Melba, and .Tim were the champs at monopoly And oh yes, lf you ever wondered why the journalism class looked rather pale the next day, I'll tell you a secret Sama.ndRaymade the cakes and we couldn't hurt their feelings by refusing a piece of their master piece, could we? Remember how hard some of us workedtomake A lnEng11shsowe could have the privilege of joining English Club, you ask. If you've ever been to one of the parties you'1l knowwhy Thanks toMrs Backend the mothers, we've had loads of fun at a table game party, aformal Valen- tine party and a super Travelunch. All except the seniors have thechmce of making A andjoinlng theEng' llsh Club next year Amigos, Crea. yea, frlendsl, the Spanish Club has had good times too, even lf there are only girls in the class Guests are allowedatthosesuper duperpartiss, so I've bold Ccompetitlon too?? J Last but not least, by any IIIBIDI is the faculty party Course I wasn't there, but a little birdie told melt was something speclalfor the teach ers to be together without theklds for just once Someone who d1dn't knowus wouldthlnkwewerequltel problem? ? ? Well? ? ? ' - 4 . . old ' '. 2, All District Second Team. The English Club. Why join the I - s1--- s1--- , 0 1 0 6 THE. BI ACK SMITH SHOP By Jan and Carol Well kids this is the end of this school year andwe shall try to pre sent for your memories tn later years, some of the highlights of the realm of gossip First we give you the couples of the 46 47 school year As we recall the list should read something like this Jean Terry Johnny Griffith Carol Smith Bob McConaghle Virginia Chambers J lmmle Lee Newton Sue Davis Ted Simmons Bonnie Duncan Frank Stewart Darlene Shadld. Richard Hall Norma Mercer Bobby Massey Faith Hancock Bull Wlllmgham Barbara Marshall W Stafford Mary Garvin Wlb Florey Mildred Allen. Granvllle Sfmmons These are the boys and girls who have been going steady ' all through this school year, and some even car rying over from last year Sammy Haynes has remained true to :st year s senior, Billy Thacker with scarcely a look at another gal lWell, maybe a few Love, I guessl Joyce Smith has been the ldeal Foot ball Queen Shehas a charming per sonahty and a sweet and lovable dlsposltlon Johnny Haynes and LaVetta Gunn were among the steadles , untrl dark haired Scotty McDonald came along and swept her off her feet Charlotte Peden and Lynna Mantooth were the most noted for going with out-of town boys, boys from Shamrock and LeFors mostly The boy voted most likely not to get married was Johnny Hutchinson Hutch just doesn t seem to llke girls Unattached, but eligible at the end of the year we fmd Bobby Myatt, Dick Llndrews, Jack Collie, Jimmie Morris Bobby Kramer, rtay Longlng James Cooke, and ack Brooks among the girls an this class are Charlene Roach Jan Black, Marnelle Ledgerwood and Marsalle Windom These are just a few the love bug d1dn't catch The others? Oh, look around you, there really are quite a few we haven t mentloned Be seein you next year and until then have a nlce summer vacation, an don't let yo hoss kick off no shoes 7 for we won tbe open till around next September Soclals Continued Faintly I hear bells yes 'tis the golden weddlng bells Remem- ber those who are wed and gone? I..et's see, there s Evelyn Stevens, a junior, Clarice Harblson, Norma Stew- art, Dorothy Clark, all seniors whom Dan Cupid Took from us Naomi Glenn also asenlor, was wed, but good gal she stayed in school Not even D1ck could drag her away from ye ole Alma Mater Here s goodbye for this year, but remember, there will always be loads of fun and friendship rn dear old M H S School News The second week of November 1946, Mrs Jim Back came to us to teach juntor and senior Hnglish, replacing Mrs Roger Powers Clrfford Davis a member of the jumor class dled cf a tonsllectozny, during the Christmas holidays , ' I , - J' . 1 A . 7 2 -2 , , . , , 7 .... . , Melba M.iller....... ..... Wes Langham ' ' .Ah--- , 1 ! l ' 7 . . , , 1 - I I u - H - ----- ! 1 . , H 1 - n i TO THE SENIORS Farewell To All Seniors Your school days in McLeanHlgh are over, soon they will be a memory Next year each ofyou will talneseparatepathsand thesueceasorfailure you makewill depend entirely on you. We, the I1miars,whow1llacqu1reyourc1s.ss- ificationnext yen- wish to take this means of saying 'fu-swell Since ourflrstyear lnhlghschool we have Iookedto youfor leadership as you weretheolderclass Next year, you shall nothehereto guideusbut through our years of following ln yum- footsteps wehope to be able to low us TOAST TO THE SENIORS He:-e's to the Seniors of FortySeven- 'I'h.ey're one step nearer than we to heaven Follow their steps and we trudge on hieher We wish that they may set the world on fire- Lunesome twill be when we've said Ewdbye, Graduates of dear old McLeanH.1gh TO THE TUNIORS Here's to the Juniors who are to fill our places inthecoming year We, theSeniors. 'hank you for your co operation in every way Our friend ships have been something that we shall carry with us always We shall never forget our wonderful days in McLean High School and we sha.llth1nkofyoua.sSen1orslnt.he future TOAST TO .TUNIORS Here's to the fair Juniors That class big and bold, Prestige in our high school Next year they ll be seniors At the top of the roost, We hope our good wishes Will give them a boost SENTORS GOODBYE M H.S l I set a worthy example for those be- They certainly hold. I 'X FRI yi? Masq- r ik -5 3 Xxx as 99' sl 1 JM fs 'Qs OIR COLNTRY TUVSN EdltOlS Note The folloulng editor al appeared in leccnt issue or The ll Cl Post McLean High bchool paper nd s reprln td hell because. of the LhOLlgll! t brings out lhe au hor of the ed torlal was not glur' ul the Post AS I SIT idle and cl C'lllllllL yet yague'y ll.-.tenlng to my eacher she says Brlng to class tomorrow wrltten ln ull some toplc It may be a lealurt story it may be Z1 lal stoly Ol ll mlv be LH cdllo bometlmes a persons own mlnd puzzles him so that he wonders about lt- Vvhy dont you work for me I am good to you I let ylu wall er through broad blue seas and over green grassy lneauovys but now when I am de pendmg on you f0l a toplc you go on a s rlke Thcle should be a law agalnst lt I say to my Ifllnd Hou were good to me when I took my tests please try and help me now A topic a subject a topic a subyect my mlnd beats out' My eyes are drlu around txt room flowered blouses plaid shuts bxlelxt blue red and purple a beautlfll KBIIGESCODS of color Stlll no subject ln my mlnd My :yes are slowly drawn out the wlndow They slowly cone he buldlngs of our clty The flrst thing I see ls the tall stately sllver watel ovhcr of our little country town-our own llttle country town Thats ltr-that ls what my mlnd has been searching for' The country town ls a small uninteresting and un desrable place to most peop e but to me lt means a great deal more It is a olace ol peace security and sincerity and home It is a place small but neatly kept We take prld ln telllng people this is McLean Yes thls ls a mall and unlnterestlng place but many a respectable man 'ves here or has llved here We are proud of it just as proud ot lt as a baby ls of 'nethlng shiny We should be proud of lt because we cltlzens of this place are the ones who make lt It 'lay be country but by some unexplalnable inner feeling e are stlll proud of Our Country Town January so, 1047 HILL 'IHIS H XPPIIN N' QEdl'0l s Nl e lhe follow lg ellltorlal app ar d ln a t weeks lssue of The 'llger Post McLean 1-l gn bc XOJL pllo llcatlon and The News ls glad to leprln the 6dllO dl lol lts valuable 'bought Tl e a tlcle was w ten by llalltlle Roach and an Blackl SOMEDAH pfrhaps soon 'l sto y like this may rn kr r d lines ln the newspapers all over the countly FIRE DESTROXS 'NICLEAN SCHOOL 150 GRADE SLHOOL CHILDREN LOSE LINES A ter lbl hre uh ch completely dcmollshed the gras' school bul dlllb and tool thc llves ol 150 school boys and glrls broke out ln Mcllean early Friday aftelnoon lhe Oflgln ol the hre ls belleyed to have been ln the supplies closet vhere the olly mops and dust cloths are -'tored Due to the excess amount of oil on the floor the flre spread like wild fury and before the scream mg Chlldlell could leach tle exits they were bocked The steep stalrways collapsed shortly after the hre started thls trapping the 200 clllldlen on the upper hoor Mlos of these escaped by may of the llre escape on the we t slde of the blllltllllg but over 50 were killed there either by the bll c or by being trampled It Lsnt a pretty plcture IS lt9 Most of us have brothers and slsters attending this grade school and we will all have to admit that it a. tire should break out thy wouldnt ha'-e halt a chance to escape Even in our high school we are sadly neglecting the posslblllty of tire It is a stflte law that each building We have D010 Our bulldlng has an adequate number of exlts on the ilrst door lt they were open but three out ot flve of our doors remain locked an guess what that would mean ln case of flre Ot the two dools that remain open one ls a small one situated by the mop close It a Ure should brelm out there which Ab the must lftely plate d e danger from spontaneous combustion only one exlt would nave to turnlsh a means of escape for over 150 students wlld with termr We owe it to ourselves and to our communlty to make the McLean schools a safe place for education Much of trhe value of education ls lwt lt seems li lt means the useless sacrlflce of the lives of rundreds of chlldren xaye a hle scape all the tlme You tprll 5 1047 V Y ' I ' Y ' ' J ' l 0 l X l ' 1 l. 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