Mineral Wells High School - Burro Yearbook (Mineral Wells, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1942 volume:

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His brisk good humor, common sense, general knowledge, leadership, and friendliness have implanted in his students a model for their conduct and accomplishment. in recognition ot these principles, we respectfully dedicate the i942 Burrow to Mr. L. G. Worthington. PQ If X. . x xl 'gl TL v , 'KW' iwfiml, M x Q? I :g . gil Z: X ,au , iihkje xr ' U 1 7' 514, , W, FH? +ix ' 4 m,.f'f , CV. , My ER H ',, Nflix 1 , , ,, , ins' Q1 A., x .f 1,'f 'aft 1'kk ' x il A L i 54 I ' N Ng 'IQQFA 3 Q? M if 4, ' ii - 3 Nag' ' Q w Elgin ,rj 'fu ' -., A ans 'xl 71, A , V ..a,, . .,6zf ., s . Q' Y' -J'N5 j..j x 30 rf, Y RQ? , 1 121, , '- E A - in -., ...-. L- W.. . ,.-Ma... 9 't -wa.--.fn-.1...l ...,,,m .QQ -11 Q.ag:z-+-- 1 .M iffy. 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WORTHINGTON Principal of High School MISS CLAIRENE STEVENS Secretary to Principal I I 7 Qi . .., Scfzaal game! Seated, from left to right: B. E. Ygger, P. H. Koester, Angus Robertson, H. H. Milling, H. E. Dennis, ond I. T. Bowman. Upper right: H. H. Milling, President. Lower Right: H. E. Dennis, Secretory. pcweni- 7ea.cfzev1fL ' ' Q , Upper right: Mrs. Blake Swecxtt Lower right: Mrs. Price Heath Q'- num- 9 1'1 'CT emu, 'ir L u M4 4-If sw. -J-'ASL Xi f- Q 1, M.g rx y' 'T' -- 5 .-Z1-'avr W liss Betty Butler English liss Loretta Carter Home Economics lr. Nolan Edsall Business Administration Kiss Louvenia Gallaher English lr. Rex Gleason Plane Geometry . Hiss Frances Green Librarian lr. Charles Johnson Hath, General Science lr. J.P. Hiller Algebra, Trigonometry lr. nCyH Perkins Football Coach Mr. W.W. Reed Vocational Agriculture Kiss Patricia Reagan Choral, Home Economics liss Dortha Roney Speech, English lrs. J.H. Jameson American History, Civics eww? s- liss Hary Lou Stewart Spanish, World History Q Q W ,W .AAA M, Q- ' , 'lg . Ori , . 4 I, . I - -wx O 5 6 Nvvu So 1 0 ' '-'Q-W 'nr If I . ' ,Y.,1.. Miss Clara Stoker Biology, English Mr. J.K. Sullivan Physics, Chemistry lr. Charles Walker Band Miss Laura Wallace Latin, English Kiss larceline Wilson Journalism, English Kiss Marjorie Wright Clvics, History ..gg 4fg7 GMM Rightg B111 Webb and Paul Koester determine who serves first. Belong Delores Walker, holding a ninature radio, laughs gaily with Hazel lurray. erm of '42 1 ,L Senior Class Officers President - Bob Childs Vice- President - JQ loore Secretary - Laurence Beyer Treasurer - Earlene Veal Lefty Bob sighs resignedly as Laurence measures him for his going Jo and Earlene help with their moral support only. ' 'Sv Righty HRedH Garland and the Bgrgo Chief iron out one of the many entangling problems of an annual. Belowg Albert Chick, grinning from ear to ear, gives a Bugro payment to Clarence Wells, the Business Manager, who accepts it cautiously. 4' Alma Gene Garrett and Karl Walker are caught discussing Senior plans and Senior English in the lunch- TOODI. E f'F gli fl S 5 'ss ' Qu.. Lela Abernathy Band - '41, '42 Treble Clef - '41, '42 Herman Adcox Treble Clef Club - '40, '41, '42 Vice President Treble Clef Club - '42 Band - '39, '40, '41, '42 Aviation Club - '39 Louise Alexander Ars Artis Gratis Club - '39 Reporter, Home Eco. Club - '40 President Home Eco. Club - '41 Kathleen Atkins Transfer from Bruce, Mississippi Jerreldene Bandy F. F. A. - '39, '40, '41, '42 Reporter F. F. A. - '39 Parliamentarian F. F. A. - '40 Softball Lucillious Bandy F. F. A. - '39, '40, '41, '42 Ralph Barneck Transfer from East High School, Salt Lake City, Utah R. O. T. C. Tennis Club - '42 Lawerence Beyer Sec. - Treas. Spanish Club - '41 Business Manager HTattlerH - '42 Secretary of Senior Class - '42 Senior Representative Student Council - '42 Betty Lou Blanton Spanish Club - '41, '42 Mildred Bostick Home Eco. Club - '39, '40 '4 Roy Bostick Baseball Club - '39, '40 Tennis Club - '40, '41 Audrey Brewton Home Eco. Club - '41, '42 40 '41 Pep Squad - ' , Jess Calhoun Football - '39, '40, '41, '4 Baseball - '39 Track - '40, '41 Basketball - '41, '42 H1-Y - '41, '42 President of Junior Class '4 Lawrence Carey Football - '40, '41, '42 Basketball - '39, '40, '41, '42 F.F.A. - '39, '40, '41, ' '39 Playground Club Jimmy Carmichall Football - '39, Hi-Y '41, '42 Catherine Caveness Home Eco. Club 41, '42 '39, '40 'QI 4.1 1 ei W Albert Chick Football - '39 Track - '38, '39 Art Editor Burrg - '39, '41, '42 Cheer Leader - '42 Hi-Y - '40, '41, '42 Bob Childs Football - '39, '40, '41, '42 Hi-Y - '40, '41, '42 President of Senior Class - '42 Addie Claiborne Home Eco. Club - '39 Biology Club - '40 History Club - '41 Young Naturalist's Club - '42 Honor Student - '41 Dixie Claiborne Spanish Club - '39, '40, '41 Charlene Clawson Transfer from Palo Pinto Honor Student - '39, '40 Home Eco. Club - '41 Press Club - '42 Advertising Editor Buggg - '42 Feature Editor 1311133 - '42 Ethel Fay Cline Pep Squad - '39, '40 Band - '41, '42 J. A. Cross Transfer from Palo Pinto Baseball - '39, '40 Basketball - '39, '40 Track - '39, '40 F.F.A. - '41, '42 Frances Dalton Book Review Club - '39 Band - '39, '40, '41 Treble Clef Club - '40, '41 Press Club - '41, '42 Hattie B. Dodge Pep Squad - '40, '41 Chorus -'41, '42 Frank Davis Dramatic Club - '39 Art Club - '40, '41, '42 Lavonia Garland Feature Editor Bgrgg - '42 Ass't Feature Editor - '41 News Editor Igjjlgg - '42 Latin Team - '40, '41 Honor Student - '39, '40 Press Club - '42 Chorus - '41 Alma Gene Garrett Tennis - '39, '40, '41 '42 Dramatic Club '39 7 Robert Goodman Editor Bnggg - '42 Ass't Editor - '41 Honor Student - '39, '40, '41 Band - '39, '40, '41, '42 Treble Clef Club - '39, '40 '41, '42 Ready Writers - '41 Thomas Grey Transfer from Peacock Military Academy Bobby Heath Band - '39, '40, '41, '42 Treble Clef - '40, '41, '42 Aven Hearne F.F.A. - '39, '40, '41, 42 Bonnie Ruth Helmstettler Art Club - '39 Biology Club - '40 Dramatic Club - '41, '42 Bobbie Jo Henderson Transfer from Palo Pinto Band - '41, '42 Dramatic Club - '42 Home Eco. Club - '41 Marye Margarette Hughes Transfer from Palo Pinto Spanish Club -'39 Home Eco. Club - '40, '41 James Jackson F. F. A. - '40, '41 Virginia Jennings Chorus - '41 Art Club - '39, '40, '41, ' 2 Lewis Johnson Cheer Leader - '42 Hi-Y - '41, '42 Harselle Knight Baseball Club - '39, '40 F. F. A. - '40, '41 Tennis Club - '41, '42 Luther Knight Band - '38, '39 Tennis -'40, '41, '42 Baseball - '39, '40 Football -'39, '40 Paul Koester Idle-A-While Club - '40 Band -'39, '40, '41, '42 Treble Clef Club -'40, '41, '42 Advertising Manager Burro - '42 Honor Student - '39 Cecil Lang Transfer from Kilgore n.o.'r.c. - '39, '40, '41 Dramatic Club -'41 Press Club - '39 Lavada Lasseter Tennis Club - '40 Home Eco. Club - '39 Pep Squad - '40 Choral Club - '41 Gene Lightfoot Band - '39, '40, '41, '42 Dramatic Club - '41 One Act Play - '39 Photography Club - '39, '40 Photographer Qggro - '39, '42 Jim Little Transfer from Ysleta Spanish Club - '42 Ameth Order Of Demoley Paul Manns F.F.A. - '40, '41, '42 Sam Martin Tennis Club - '42 Model Airplane Club - '38 Biology Club - '39, '40, '41 Beatrice Mason Pep Squad - '40, '41 Book Review Club - '39 Spanish Club - '40 Music Club - '42 if Ting, Doris McClesky Dramatic Club - '39 Tennis Club - '41 ' Declamation - '40 Band - '39, '41 Treble Clef Club - '39 'lv' Louise McCormick Transfer from Heber Springs, Glee Club - '40 Home Eco. Club - '39, '40, ' Basketball - '39, '40, '41 Softball - '41 Eugene lcLemore p Baseball Club - '40, '41 i Typist for H3119 - '42 IFUUD 'nrt , :I aw, E' f4 Frank HcQueary pp' QM Football - '39, '40, '41, '4 l it Baseball - '39 x Basketball - '40, '41, '42 P ,CCC T ff' eakkns Track - '39, '40, '41, '42 S i Hi-Y - '40, '41 '42 All-District Football - '41, President of Student Council Bobbie Miller Spanish Club - '40 Pauline Hiller Spanish Club - '39, '40 Jo Moore Vice President Senior Class Music Club - '42 Sextette - '41, '42 Trio - '41 Class Reporter - '41 Quilla Houlder Dramatic Club - '39, '40 Band lajorette - '41, '42 Football Sweetheart - '42 A 41 '4 Hazel Murray Commercial Club - '41 Dramatic Club - '39 Pep Squad - '39 Sports Club - '40 Igjtlgg Staff - '41 Charlotte O'Dell Sports Club - '39 Pep Squad - '40, '41 Home Eco. Club - '41, '42 Treasurer Home Eco. Club - '42 Buck Outlaw Band '39, '40, '41 F. F. A. - '42 Art Club - '39, '40 Roy Pratt Hi-Y - '39, '40, '41, '42 . Vice President Student Council '41 Football - '39, '40 Sgt. of Arms Junior Class - '41 Buck Price F. F. A. - '39, '40, '41, '42 Football - '41 Aviation Club '39, '40 Rubye Hae Reese Volley Ball - '39, '40 Home Eco. Club - '39, '40, '41 Jimmy Reeves Art Club - '39, '40 F.F.A. - '42 Sibil Russell Transfer from Fort Worth Badminton Club - '39, '40 Rowena Shands Home Eco. Club - '39, '40, '41 Tennis Club - '40, '41, '42 Erma Lee Sherley Art Club - '40, '41 Home Eco. Club - '42 Marlene Shotts Press Club - '42 Treas. Junior History Club - Home Eco. Club - '40 Roy Squyres Football - '39, '40, '41, '42 Track - '39, '40 Dorothy Stamps One Act Play '40, '41 Home Eco. Club '39 Art Club - '40 Press Club - '41 Pep Squad - '39, '40, Band - '40, '41, '42 Declamation - '40 Mary Jo St. Clair Band - '39, '40, '41 Treble Clef Club - '39, lozelle Story Pep Squad - '39, '40 First Baptist Bible Class - '40, '41 Girls' Sextette - '40, Girls' Trio - '40 Pep Leader - '42 lilburn Stoker Baseball - '40 Sport Editor Bggrg - Honor Student - '41 '41 '40, '41 '41 '42 '42 '39 Bill Sweatt Band - '39, '40, '41, '42 Drum Major - '42 Idle-A-While Club - '39 Dramatic Club - '40 Tennis Club - '41 Treble Clef Club - '42 lelba Taylor Band- '39, '40, '41 Treble Clef Club - '39, '40 Thomas Transfer from Hearne, Texas Band - '39, '40, '41 Tennis - '39, '40 Editor of school paper Ass't Editor Annual Sara lac Ella Tibbs Band - '39, '40, '41 Treble Clef Club - '39, '40 Book Review Club - '39 Dale Troy Art Club - '41, '42 Home Eco. Club - '39 I Biology Club - 40 Betty Jo Vaughn Home Eco. Club - '39, Secretary - '42 Chorus - '41, '42 Jack Vaughn Football - '39, '40, Basketball - '39, '40, Track - '39, '40, '41 Hi-Y - '39, '40, '41, '41, '42 Transfer from Graham Advertising Editor Girl Reserve - '41 Volley Ball - '39, '40 Home Eco. Club - '39, '40 Personality Club - '41 Treasurer of Senior Class - Earlene Veal . . I I I , '41 '40, '41 '41, '42 '42 '42 '42 Dolores Walker Karl Transfer from Hampton, Virginia National Thespians - '41 Cheerleader - '39, '40, '41 Dramatic Club - '40, '41 Spanish Club - '39, '40, '41 Walker Football - 39, '41, '42 F.F.A. - '40, '41, 42 Farm Watch Dog of F. F. A. - '42 Doyle Walls Aviation Club - '39, '40, '41 Gregory Ware Football - '39, '40, '41 Track - '39, '40, '41 President of F.F.A. - '41 Hi-Y - '39, '40 Edward Warner Arza Bill L.W. Football - '41, '42 Baseball - '39, '40 Track - '41, '42 Basketball - '41, '42 Band - '39, '40 Treble Clef Club - '39, '40 Webb Aviation Club - '39, '40 Tennis Club - '42 Football - '39 Webb Spanish Club - '40, '41 Honor Student - '39, '40 Webster O Football - '41 F.F.A, - '41, '42 O Clarence 'Tells Tennis Club - '39 Treasurer Treble Clef Club -'40 Spelling Team - '39 Business lanager Burrg - '42 Band - '39, '40, '41, '42 Wells Class Favorite - '39, '40, '41 Spanish Club - '39 Gir1's Sextette - '40, '41, '42 Girl's Trio - '41 Girl's Chorus - '41 Twirling Club '42 Band Majorette - '40, '41, '42 Iells Home Ec. Club - '40 Dramatic Club - '39 Spanish Club - '40 Nettie Wester Hbme EC. Club- '39, '40, '41 Pep Squad - '41, '42 Patrica lhite Home Ec. Club - '39 Tennis - '40 Pep Squad - '40 Junior Historian Club - '42 Billy Wood Band - '39, '40, '41, '42 Treble Clef Club - '39, '40, '41, '42 Peters Football- '38 Head Yell Leader '42 Dramatic Club - '38 Hi-Y - '38, '39, '40, '41, '42. Ferrell Je Varnadore Trans?gr from San Marcos Academy Tennis - '38, '39, '40 Volley Ball - '38, '39, '40 Mixed Chorus - '39 Basketball - '38 Pep Squad - '39 of--A 1 f 9 I f- Q SM' M, A -21571 ., di ,ef ' W ' K I MW.. E. - -- he S ZTMIAQ , , A , K, ,-,, . . - . .MmWfQ,1wHp' M .,, ' -M, H ' 7 ' .4 'T' . ' . 1 wif lx . I V.f'f...S 9 Ie if!': x'7,fo',1' .,...4G- - ,, A 'ara-Q ff ,, -- ' . , ' N Wo, - ' f,,,,,..,. - . - sgwzi' n II, , , .u. 4.10 , V L if V A, X , . P ff' x .5 4' 1 n J., ef-2' 1 A url: , f'f, 41' Left:F1 Below: orine Simpson, Elsie Lee B .nl , , e. ,RQ ,4ll' Above: Johnnie Beard H A , onnie Mathews Joyce Sawyer rooks Charles Smith, Johnnie Brooks, B111 Yancey X X. elm aj '43 Right--Anna Burdette smiles demurely at Donald Baum's words. Below--Jean Griffith and Karl Johns deep in the heart of conversation. iz vs -5 3 V 31 13212 Junior Class Officers Lucky Lasseter--President Carl Bradley--Vice-President Doyle Peters-7Secretary Left--Class officers Carl Bradley, Doyle'Peters, and Lucky Lasseter, all serious for a change, look thoughtfully out across the campus ,J Don Kirby Buddy Atwood Walter Richardson Lois Evelyn Finger Jeff Weathersbee Eddie Claiborne Marvin Wicks Winnie Faye Mahan J. W. Hearne Billy Bob Lightfoot Kenneth Whitlock Louise Wilson Gilbert Taylor Della Anastas lyron Crawford Hallie Jean Griffith Billy Walls Betty Jane Richardson Weldon Hood Irene Broach Ollie Carricker Billie lay Mahan Edwin Evans Shirley lcCaskill HI' qprf' A-f' 'lee' Sf'- 'ill'- 1-1 , kv? -. ' ,rw QQ' 55 we Dorotha Faye Parsons Beverley Crabtree lillodean Ivey Donald Baum Alyce Ned lcC1eskey Dorris Nell Holley Benny Dixson Eddie Gilbreath Norma Hall Betty Jo Davis lary Katherine Deverow Edna Earl Wilson - 4 - -' Katy Hiller Agnes Briner John Watson Myrl Garvin Minnie Lee Alford Harbison Whatley Ina June Keaton Eleanor Faye Estes Bobby Willingham James Hubbard Doris Ruth Freeman Burke Stripling xi Bob Trevathan Doris Dickinson Norma Parker Elsie Jean Smith James Furrh Doyle Peters Charlotte Kelly Anale Lyons W, B, Cole Louise Birmingham John Price Billie Price Mary Ruth Ford Barbara Basset Georgia Christmas Lucille Armstrong Alta Jo Reynolds Billie Jo Daniels Jean Burris Hazel Galloway Omadell Adams Marie Preissinger Buddy Ross Hardin Calvert - -,..--...,,. 'A A 4 'gt 4 ! Q I 'V J W ,N X .Arie :S-. i fb Jerry Osborne Anna Burdette Joyce Walls Carl Bradley Bobby Crossland Jim Bob Vaughn Robert McLeod Anna Merle Crawford John Kidwell Doris Hall lalcolm lanns Betty Jo Graves ' 'if' -1s f1'1 u '- 'f i2?'V:'lg'!'B!'3:-1+-- ' r as Nm - .. ' 0.4, 1 -' - -5, . 7 -,Y-. , . Helm of '44 light--Jimmy Walker and Betty Jo laynard absorbed with English thoughts. Below--B111 Little and Babs Griffith g n bask in the welcome sunshine. -. I 49 1 -feiiaep W Q v f :ws --B43 . Lk 'I Left Sophomore class officers B Frances Granbury--President Frances Meyers--Vice Presid Tommy Creighton--Secretary 5 Bob Durham--Reporter --Class officers Frances Granbury, Frances Meyers, Tolmy Creighton, and Bob Durham dis- cuss problems. rv--Q an g Q-- Audean Carriker Billie Key Bernadine Riley IQ., Billie Jo Ke11e'V ig-MLW! --.X I k ,K-,Y ,J Paul White Juanita MacDonald Frances Meyers Barbara Griffith Ralph Tennison Jean Snider Vernon Beyers Wanda Jo Way Hugh Outlaw Robert Wilkerson Helen Champion Edward Jackson Donald Sleator Billie Jo Ganes Leon Wallace Geraldine Webster Billy Heath Dorothy Jean Newberry Betty Jean Webb Donald lac Ezell L. C. Finger Bobby Walker Aleen Murphy John Johnson Sybil Evans Judge George Jimmie Walker John Belcher Norla Green Geraldine lcRoberts n, n, npuaulluvll lurray Tolpkins Anita lhatley Claudia Griffith Charles lacDona1d lary Lee Brooks Willard Johnson Betty Jo Maynard Wesley Shewmake Evelyn Keller Burl Luten lary Lee Claiborne Grady Gandee Pauline Galloway Ervin Stevens Billy Ray Cox Louise Sword Nina Gafford f' Alice Hardwick Jerry Lyon Lawrence Kayser Alos Pemberton Clyde Dunavay largie Burks Jean Tillotson Alice Sorenson Helen Huffaker lary Presley Opal IcC1endon Addie Loyce Holland Zella Perry Billy Paul Key largaret Whatley 'f Dan Talbert Frances Granbury Tolly Creighton yu ,,.., W' , ,,- IN IEHORIAH HUGH GARLAND J I n 0 ,Jr ri, Left--First Row: Wanda Williams, Charles Van Hoosier, Jerry Kahlbat Roy Ray Harris. Second Row: John A. Pilgrim, Glen Corcoran, W, 0, Adkins, Billy War- ren, Gene Nicholas, lartha Devrow, Doris Lake, Billy Webb Connie Guttnan Clarence Courtney Vydell lajors Cameron Quinn Left--First Row: Bobby Hensley, Joh Vaughn, Marvin Small, Richard Blount. - Second Row: Bobby James, Oneita Purefoy, Edwina Herring, Verna Wilson. ?Y . ' ' 4-uP 1 Q. ,'. all 'Q H - - - -AU -ii 61644 of '45 Right--Herby Cohen and Dorothy Dalton L V r W .. ,, V - -hr-fr' s. e I Qggfgg ,n,,z,Wir.,f, ,K V ,V , 2? HV 1 '.:f 'd ' seem to have found a most interesting note in Study Hall. V V g e V ,. hs ., ' .-fn-A. : . ' 5 fan - ff f .,5Q. , I D , .5 ' ' Below--Joan Ingram and Lillian -gli? Ai -1'f?w.z,2:.awJ-'li' .. .. ., A ,I-M Langley, two clever freshmen, E, 'll are directly opposite from the old-t me ' green fish. K Zi? Freshmen class officers Orville Purefoy--President Frances Patterson--Vice-Pres1- dent Mary Martha MacKay--Secretary Left--Orville Purefoy, Frances Patterson, and Mary Martha Mac- Kay have made the freshman class an energetically functioning . body. ' Donald Burns Louise laddox Ray Hilton Fleta Goodbar Dorothy Dalton Joe Tom Duffield Alma Ray Holt Billy Ross Aubrey Cooper Beulah Armstrong J. D. Fox Thelma Green Janice Claiborne Charles Barneck Hazel Fowler Robert Boarman John Ritchie lary lartha lcKay Charles St. Clair Patsy Snelling Kiddie Pratt Dewey Dalton Evelyn Hill Lois Holyfield lary Ann linnick Gardenia Chestnut Lavida Tubbs Frances loore lildred Tonerlin Thomas Baker Louise lajors larie Tonerlin lajorie Lanelle Frances Dorothy Gates Roberts Godfrey Haren Clifford Winton ledinia Lee Jane Finger Joan Ingram lartha Fay Oliver Dorothy Cline Margaret 0'Bannon lelba Odom lary Lee Green Henry Sweek laurice Keller Herby Cohen Orville Granthan Lillian Langley lary Ellen Lyons Frank leyers Frances P3.tte1'SOll FTBIICGS Fllrrh lable Woodard Clarabelle Terry 'QWFW Left--Back Row: Dan Parsley, Orville Du way, Robert Zinn, Nelson Denson, Virgil Lusk, Buster lerritt, Johnny lurphy. Front Row: Billy Pyle, Janette Fowler, Elaine Carlock, Rosemary Carter, lary Etta Barnes, Hack Cline. Below--Back Row: Billy Suddith, Jilny lah Charles Pratt, Billy Alcorn, Robert Herrh Leonard lixson. Front Row: Marie Tonerlin, lary Lou 0'Con- ner, Lou Slith Leo Self Orville Dunaway Joe Griffith Raymond Grable Left--Back Row: Calvin Gary, Jack Claiborne, John Briner, Clyde Fulgerson, Ray Preissinger, John Brown, Joseph Savage, Ralph Haters, Center Row: Janice White, Joella Hearne, Betty Jo Scott, Opal Weininger, llargaret lason. Front Row: Julia Ranspot, Claudia Chambless, Dorothy Sturdivant. O 1 HID-TERH FRESH EN Students from Cullen Grimes are Ann Frances, Coral Hae Doss, and D. L. Richardson. Valedictorian was Coral Mae Doss Cinsetb. lid-term students from Huston are Loraine McClure, Billie Singletary, Elizabeth Lewallen, Corine Galloway, Kelley Garrett, Ruby Schulte, and Wilburn Harbin. Valedictorian was Billie Singletary Cinsetl. ,5, 1 R i 2-,g -0 as E 14 X R' 3 . 'Q , ' x i? George Foreman, Hervert Johnson, Billy Scarborough, Clyde Clary, Gentry Tyler, Gean Todd, Johnovena Goldsmith, Betty Sue Morrow, and Edwin Crenshaw are mid-term stu- dents from Travis. Johowena Gold- smith was valedictorian Cinsetl. Right--lary Yancy and Jean Cordell J W Left Caboveb--Kloma Brown, Vada Carr, and Beulah Jo Brown Left--Stanley linugh and Loyd Henson C' I 14 Q23 9 K -mv. 4, ' N Q 11, ,A ff f ' 'if 'iff L 3-?fl?2+P ,. ,,J G , 9 .nw 1.7mm 2 5 EFL ,V len .-s A R 1 FHM mf- -Y, 'K I I , I wEf'iw..,1V +1 ' q fix e i A -1 2- 3. it ...muh lf'foalcfen --A-rv M .H hi lf. ff- V ---kv-------7-V FTW K , :.. 3- ,. 7, 4 1 12:-13 ' ,gf ' , 3, HB w Wifi' , T: ,.-, it 1 5 , m L'-L .V L sa I ig-EJ gg 2 ,-LLk I -i i yi, 1, K.- fffgiwfgf f ,MQ j 415 .gi VW K. fix 7? V gag 'V , 4 K x xv, fklrggiz v -, ' 4-' Vijlf, A I 'fi ' ' 5 -5 ' we ,I ,,-,1l N - .Y -.,xVg ,Wi Q F w,,.y. , 1. ,wi if-I+. N wa . 4 V J Q A 4 'las J-i ,,5.., 'R .M ,, -1-.M A I M ,, N V,,,, si' kk L Qw..a Q . ia ' , . , ' L i ' 1 A. 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With this, the twenty-eight edition oi Ihg Bgggg, the staff has, indeed, cole a long way from that paper-bound annual of 1913. Pictures have improved, pictures are more informal, and they represent a school annual more than did the annual of yester- year. Each one on the staff from its editor, Robert Goodman, to its nstoogen, Frank Iyer has worked to put this annual out to suit the students who buy it. le hope you enjoy it half as much as we have enjoyed working on it. I I 4 fn ,A-Il bn cf '5. Staff of the Burro Editor .......... ...Robert Goodman Business lanager ..... Clarence Wells Class Editor .......... Jean Griffith Assistant Class Editor ,............ Francis Granbury Feature Editor ....... Lavonia Garland Athletic Editor ...... Wilburn Stoker Assistant Athletic Editor .......... Marselle Knight Advertising Editor.Charlene Clawson Assistant Advertising Editor ....... Bobby Willingham Advertising Hanager...Pau1 Koester 'Y . r , 'X Art Editor... .... Albert Chick Typist ............. Eugene McLemore Assistant Photographers .,.,.,...., Judge George, Tommy Creighton, Frank Myers. Sponsors ........ Miss Laura Wallace Hr. Nolyn Edsall Bcmcf 1 'WA- I 'xv .1 '- K' 1' ' M.-. 'J' '- ,'- Y .1 .il ,gf R .,XA,.a ,L 1,, W, ,'...:: Jmam X Q?x KWH. lmgv The Tattler Here in Mineral Wells High School The Tattler is a vital part of our school life. The paper endeavors to keep the students in formed of activities that affect them. It a median through which the merchant meets 1 students, and it is a way to acquaint new s dents of school life in Mineral Wells, Staff Edit0r-in-Chief .... .... Lionel Lasseter Business Manager... .... Laurence Byer News Editor ...... ...Frank Davis Society Editor .... ...Charlene Clawson Athletic Editors ....... Albert Chick, Jimmh Carmichael Art Editor............Buck Outlaw Advertising Editor.... ...Hazel Murray Exchange Editor.... ...Earline Veal Reporters... ..........Norma Parker, Hugh Hazlewood ' Dramatic Club uln spite of all hin- nce the shov must go onN-- r famous motto of the stage being carried on by the matic Club members of Misses 'otha Roney and Louvenia .1agher. This group won Lors for their school by 'ir one-act plays. Hy-Y Club Throughout the nation this 'ganization stands for clean, vurageous boys working together ir the good of all. lr. Rex .eason sponsers this group in .neral Wells High School. It :presents one of the most ac- ve groups in the school. Home Economics Club HStir the cat and put out the oatmealn or vice- versa is well applied to Hiss Carter's future home- makers. These girls are en- thusiastic over their du- ties of sweeping and cooking They are learning to be neat and trim also. SEXTET CLUB As gay and sicintillating as they look, are these six laughing maids who compose the Girl's Sextet and carol for Service Clubs, Churches, patri otic rallies, and what not. Patricia Reagan, director and accompanist of these attractive 33' girls, contributes much to the personality of the group by her I sparkling personality. , M,, :lain TREBLE CLEF CLUB The music department keeps lineral lells High School on the march. Its pleasing rhythm plays upon the spirit of the students causing them to say in excit ment. nHere come the bandin lr. Charles lalker and his musical-minded stu- dents contribute much to the morale of the students. CHORAL CLUB Tra-la-la-la here in our school these car- olers not only sing in the spring, but in any season of the year they may be called upon. This group and hiss Rea- gan, their director will burst into song in a moment's notice, and because of this fact they have made quite a page for themselves. ART CLUB They're certainly not .pping on the job. Busy M with defense posters and ,ogans, liss lr1ght's Art uh has had an increasingly Ltive year. Keep your eyes 'en for these promising ctists. JUNIOR HISTORY CLUB A club of particular and rrent interest is the Junior story Club. Miss J. H. meson sponsors this club lch is vitally interested American ideals, traditions, 1 history. In these times stress, this club is imp- tant in its work. ' ' ' -:..nn'3,nf'jx JL, A an JOURNALISM CLUB . Tomorrow's news will be written by today's Journalisth so Journalism students of Miss larcel ene Wilson learn every phase of journalism from the front page to the want-ad section. The students put out the semi-weekly Igijlgx. t Hobby Club Here, ladies and gentle- men, is one of the most enthu- siastic groups of students to be found. lr. Sullivan, mento of the Hobby Club, is as much enthralled by hobbies as are the students. Stamps and gas model airplanes are favorite hobbies. Spanish Club Perhaps the most valuable club to present day affairs is the Spanish Club sponsered by Miss lary Lou Stewart. Students study the physical and political maps and learn the customs and songs of these Spanish speaking states. The main event of this organiza- tion is an annual Spanish Banquet. 5'--y 'Ill -11 1-Q1 111 141 ' ,,,,,, 11. F. A, Club Q ll nag A very important club in present day affairs is the F. F. A, club. Sponsored by the Vocational Agriculture teacher, lr. Reed, the club goes on field trips and enjoy a game of baseball often. I ,Ab Ministers of the city who teach Bible classes in the high school are, left to right- Reverend Turner, Reverend Hill, Reverend Lightfoot, Dr. llessemger, and Mrs. Cecil Lang. i D 5 I 5- ff 55 'E 'MMM W P l 'U I+ Pl' W fl' C P W m U1 if 'S 54-':n.fV..Q c 5 wmv- f 4 , 0 - H 0 U Da F F Pi I: H I3 0 H Ml tccc N. Church of Christ Class Reverend J. R. Hicks Central Christian Class Dr. G. L. Messenger f ,,,,,s, i 5 f 4 f First Methodist Class Reverend E. H. Lightfoot Calvary Baptist Class Reverend Leon H111 .,,.......-uw f yebmmgvv I' I ' X f x First Presbyterian Class Mrs, Cecil Lang Episcopal Class 2533 25111, ug Reverend Dillon Morgan Ig' - f , Q Ha L. , - 5' 4, Us 5' L. M v 7 ' gf' . MQW I - a g? 1: , ,if f 'i r R 1. S if SEASON STANDINGS Won Lost Pct. 5 0 Breckenridge 1,000 Mineral Wells 4 1 800 Brownwood 2 3 400 Cisco 2 3 400 Stephenville 1 4 200 Ranger 1 4 200 Cvach CY Perkins Asst. Coach Chas. Johns Qaeda!! ' L., gf . ax-a 3: fi f - 1 SMQW Uni lcQueary Vaughan IQ2 ' .... 4.- 6 I v .. 4 Warner Carey -, .ez X at an 25 All 3: ' 'S L72 ' .5,S ' V'HUl' - r 7 f- r s - '4 ,Ag 4 x,,Q g Calhoun Peters Childs Carmichael Price Scarbrough EYE-ni t- Qui:i:1Jg:2e:g:ig:ri9igo Eddie Claiborne, lanage SCH DULE AND RESULTS l.W. OPP. Sept. 12 Sweetwater 0 33 L- gi: Sept. 19 Vernon 6 18 f sept. 26 Ga1nsv111e o 13 5 Oct. 3 Weatherford 24 0 .g:,- Oct. 10 Cisco X 25 7 Oct. 17 Denison 12 14 '-, Oct. 24 Brownwood X 12 6 Oct. 31 Ranger X 12 0 Nov. 7 Stephenville X 40 14 Nov. 20 Breckenridge X 6 21 X denotes conference games :hw W- 'Yew N' ' . ,, me V f V 7, .P if 1 , L V. V -W, ,A ,..,..f . H W . .K W V. , 1, V .4 14, .i... .,M,,., , M 4 I f?zig::x,-Qfavfumea ff,-W, N Q1 'iff' riff ' U' ' su' ' ' rf-Lf .z . , ' M ' i K ig? 4 IJ 4 5 :Q ,1 57 3 2 X Q so 92 j 15 Y J f 152544fs49e.'-if 355'-T2 W . duh 27 if Wil' if ,A 3 ,fx - V K fav, WY' Q . vb ,L 3' ,H 39x 1552 J F 2- it I f 'SF L ..,p 52 . ,N ,xii ,-'lilo-q Qiillivi X cv X 'S p-, 5 ,,a,4.fg,,W U X Q I ,- 'f 0 mf' ft 4.' ' is . k l. 1 , , v a if f . r . ' g 4 , 4 5' - . -W Q ' , ,J ' - 4 . , ' D f is if ' 1 cr 3 1 ' ' I ' , 'if-6 1 . L w.'1 ' N , , T0 ' 1. ff 1, . ,A J ,lf Q ,, K ,, ' --1 i , '.-:li A I T , - -4, on AV V: ,.,, ,. WN, insville 13 Mineral Wells 0 Mineral Wells 24 Weatherford 0 Opening their home season against Gains- In condition at last, the Mountaineers cle lle, the Mountaineers put up a grand fight ile losing 13 to 0. McQueary's punting ain was the outstanding feature of the The Mountaineers ruled the first half the game, but Gainsville pushed over two ick scores in the last half to win. Maurice Keller Back Marshall Wicker Guard Doyle Peters Tackle ed their old rivals from Pluto City by The first score came early after Price blocked a kick deep in enemy territory this Mineral Wells scored on both runs passes. Every player was outstanding and gave a good account of himself. 1B W N1r'l15 ! ii! Q39 v A Q1 Wil -1 -. an ' Q - 337150 my , . -, f ,' W'--vgv- il M'v ,,i,1. M. . Q . A Q , I X! N7 l' If if ,. , .1 f 2 . G R, mix! -'. VW?-1 ' 1 as M9 ff? . 'Z-. -I .nj ll ds . Q if . v 1 4 v v l Q, af , .-1, ,, . ,Q . 'af-if N J Q, 513 l ,- ,Y O X ,514 away A y egg? 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OPP Stephenville 19 0 Stephenville 32 7 Breckenridge 0 33 Ranger 0 26 Pythian Home 7 6 Ranger 0 18 fu nf' 'I I rf I 540' Ewan S s ', A , , . . v . 5- Z 1 U, ,val '.- v 6 4 .Sr- li .mi wi Q, Y' Y' . SEASON STANDINGS Won Lost Pct. 0 1 Stephenville 10 .000 Breckenridge 8 2 .800 lineral Wells 5 5 .500 Brownwood 4 6 .400 Ranger 3 7 .300 Cisco 0 10 .000 CORGI! CY Perkins Asst. Coach Chas. Johnson B Front Row: Robert Trevathan, Lawrence Carey, B111 Webb, Marshall Wicker Back Row: Edward Warner, Poss Peters, Aven Hearne, Jack Vaughan V? pun' Poss Peters V ff , . f . Robert Trevathan Edward Warner io- .f Q- Y 'b., ff, Jack Vaughan Lawrence Carey larshall Wicker g i igx K,,Q'N B111 Webb Aven Hearne Z CONSISTENT ALL-ROUND Edward Warner, the outstanding half Lck of the past season, was presented the Lrnett Award, not for greatness alone, Lt for his consistent, all-round play. Lis is the first of an annual award to be .ven to the player that is selected by his van lates as the individual whose conduct on te field and off is excellent. The Bgggg ,lutes a grand sport, Edward Warner. BEST BACK DISTRICT 9-AA Frank HcQueary, the greatest Mountaineer star that has performed in Hiller Stadium in many decades, was presented this beauti- ful bronze trophy by the coaches of district 9-AA for his superb football performances. Frank was a true triple threat man. His punts, passes, and runs were spectacular all season long. Frank, the Bgggg is happy to salute you. 7aack 'F' r ns F gd .4- 1lf 1 L , W3 POS Peters Clarence Well Roy Bostick Jimmy Carmichael Paul Koester Wesley Shewmake B111 Yancey larshall Wicker B111 Little John Price B111 Webb Jack Vaughan Billy Wilborn Lawrence Carey Ralph Barneck Edward Warner ,Q 3 41' A 1, LETTERHEN Football: Frank McQueary Jack Vaughan Edward Warner Lawrence Carey Edwin Evans Jesse Calhoun Bob Childs Buck Price Norman Scarborough Pos Peters C7 QW Carl Johns Eugene Lawson Eddie Claiborne, Mgr Basketball: Jack Vaughan Robert Trevathan Aven Hearne Edward Warner Pos Peters Bill Webb Jimmy Carmichael Carl Walker ,pw QF' Lawrence Carey MaTShE11 Wicker JK CANCELLED Hflzniiuwfl CZ! Edward Warner receives the Barnett Trophy for his athletic prowess from Mr. Bill Barnett of BARNETT JEWELRY. Well! We didn't know that looking at wedding rings in BARNETT'S could do so much for a love affair. Students, get your records from the line selection in the Record De- partment of BARNETT JEWELRY. Shop around the corner at BAR- NETT JEWELRY and see all the beautiful things which can be yours for such a small sum. BAKER HOTEL In the Rendezvous or on the Roof The Baker IS the place to Swmg It Drmk Up then look for the nearest Exlt Flfteen M1ll10H people can t be Wrong Come on Klds let s Bowl' Those long summer afternoons meet the Gang at the Baker Pool ca - ar as ' ar ' . . . , ' 9 a 1 - 44 as O vrvi Qullla June Moulder dehvers clean mg W1th a smlle for MOULDER CLEANERS TAILORS M W H S student pays fam1ly gas b1ll and finds lt IS Just Slmple economy to trade w1th BRAZOS RIVER GAS COMPANY Earlene Veale who represented LONE STAR FLORIST at the Coronat1on and who 1S a new stu dent thls year from Graham finds LONE STAR FLORIST one of the fr1endl1est buslness houses 1n M1neral Wells John Belcher Jr dlscovers that studymg on one of those new streamllned desks from J M BELCHER AND SON FURNI TURE CO 1S no trouble at all M. W. H. S. students find THE CITY NATIONAL BANK'S serv- ice eflicient and courteous. After decldlng how much can be spared from the1r monthly allow- ances these M W H S students buy defense stamps at the CITY NATIONAL BANK C D SHAMBURGER Sz WARE LUMBER CO Reta11 Lumber Yards Servmg Texas and Oklahoma for Flfty Years Phone 777 James Furrh Mgr Here We see Margaret Whatley Tommy Cre1ghton and Frances GrandLury at the noon hour Walt mg for some of THE AMERICAN CAFE S fine sandW1ches Billy Ray Cox, Anna Burdettej f si., xl ,T -, A! -4 i 'I ' . - s f , Frances Patterson's spacious and comfortable home was built by FOXWORTH-GALBRAITH LUMBER CO. Mr. Reed's newly finished home is proof of teacher's as Well as stu- dent's definite approval of FOX- WORTH-GALBRAITH lumber. This attractive home with the G shutters, Where none other than Miss Frances Green resides, was built by FQXWORTH-GALBRAITH. We insist that this product of FOXWORTH - GALBRAITH be- longing to Bob Durham is one of the most attractive homes in Min- eral Wells. Teachers as Well as students enjoy MALSBY'S fine ice cream. M. W. H. S. students find THE BRAZOS THEATER the ideal place to spend an enjoyable after- noon or evening. Welcome to THE TRAVELER'S CAFE!! We serve fine lunches and sandwiches. Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Blackman MRS. BLACKMAN has always been up to the latest times in furnishing the latest Women's ready-to-yvear. Typical of her mother, Mammy Harris, the old- est citizen in Mineral Wells, she has contributed much to the building of our town. STORE NO. 1 STORE NO. 2 Baker Hotel Bldg. 315 N. Oak FRANK MEYERS RGD- IIC' ' Mineral Wells' Largest and Most Economical Drug Store . W . ,111 'fu' Congratulations, Students! When Your Heart Says- 4' X OFFICE sl SCHOOL SUPPLY Remember, it , ,2 m'llw SMITH Sz CORONA TYPEWRITERS fray :tfW1th Flowers res rom 024000630 1 C. W. WILSON, Owner Phone 382 H S H T ' GRAND ROLCITSOII PIIIHITJIHS RITZ THEATER Company ' . . PLUMBING 8z HEATING Resort Amusement Co., Inc. -- J- W- COUFUTSY Servel Electrolux Mac Dunn Refrigerators gmc! ' u V Q fi' A rf' , ' ,e f if Q A rf ' ll? ' 'l 'l 'sl' , . , T' I I , I ' iff, N .I Q- I , , ' f ,Lg 1 H ff X J-' A , Q, si' ,Q Sinclair Motor Oils last you , -f '- so long they save you money. l . . , 4 B A BUZBEE Agent - Telephone No. 87 . U I ELM - O eyy O A' ' O at J C Penney and Company INCORPORATED Charm Bzautg Salnn Eff is SHIRLEY JCHNSON 10 MOTOR CO Phone 80 P 413 E H bb d Davldson Caldwell HOTEL DRUG COMPANY Hardware Phone 3 Phone 70 O O t Compliments of ' ec ive work reasonably Need . hone 360 . u ar For Pete's sake, Compliments of trade at . CRAZY DRUG PIGGLY-WIGGLY GROCERY Where student H meets Student WHERE MINERAL WELLS for refreshment SHOPS AND SAVES Phone 4 225 N. Oak Phone 155 115 S. Oak J. WATT GEORGE MEN'S STORE Featuring . . . SPORTS WEAR From Sox to Swim Suits Phone 245 103 N Oak , ,i,.,'.,--,s,,,...,.-.Y 1 .' ,. -.. 4 -. . .. - , . -mn fr- ..,, . V . -, . J - THE STATE NATIONAL BANK M1neral Wells Texas Congratulates the graduatmg class of 1942 and Wlshes each of them success and happlness throughout the commg years POSTON DRY GOODS The Store That Has The Goods STEELE STYLE SHOP Phone 635 L R BOWDEN Department Store THE BEST PLACE To TRADE AFTER ALL Comphments of RUSSEL WHATLEY MOTOR COMPANY SALES SERVICE Phone 727 ! ! 50001 H - Outfitters to Gefhtlewomenu H O O O 77 COLLEGIATE CAP AND GOWN COMPANY Waco Texas 91' ig ,, A 9 'Eff K ' '9.VI1h!5'I I I-'T' :nfs :V 5, ,,ug.f Ki' 'a 3 ,, X df: X ask ' 5 51- PEE? 4, Q 4. .. J ,, -,13 A Q- Q K7 f' '. A Wx W .f i-Q M57 ,ss r a use 'I 4 s An .. ,. may Aw ' K' ,, .- N ,S 21.1 WGN 'gl ' M, , - T7 1 ' . .v X-N ns R F . : Ml , ' aw. W ' .' v. ,. 53-N 1, 'xv Q, 5' ' T.,f t. ,,, ' 'J ' - it 3-2 -A ,?. . 11 Nw? M gras? 'Y' irivh.. -lawn.. .Q Ui- F3 L gy, 22gEfx U QaS1'iE ' .:,. wifes' gui 4- F' 4 A., . , ' .. :JL-1 Vi, an 'Twi- -n - I . .. , 1. Y, -.fi U, . - ' 4 o. .Vg ,H .. rw n 1' qw .Amir-f5?L .H+ 1 '. ggi! V ' 1 .,,,,' Siu . Remember the ward zhool days of pop the zip? This bunch does, md they are enjoying it nmensely. . What we can see of Lzel is engrossed in set- ling Igjjlgg bills. . Now, Patsy don't act mat way about itg I was xly fixing your collar. . Buddy and Donald are rying the 1-2-3 disappear :tg however they are not :ring so well. , Practicing that grand Ld theory of studying. :'s seldom practiced here xough. . It may be fun to them, lt I don't think I would lke the game, thank you. l. Dodo Walker smiles he evident pleasure of skating with apparently happy Mr. Gleason. 2, Self-explanatory. 3, UWhat's the matter with me?H 4. HPoss and Betsy are en- joying the dance even if no one else is. 5. The band hall awakes to new life. 6. Probably got an eyeful 7. The crowds interested i the performance of Walker's musicians. 8, This must be Pearl Harb 9. I bet there was plenty liniment used after these little spills. 1. Here Breckenridge makes a disasterous gain against the Mountaineers on HTurkey Uayu . 2. Curly heads for the dressing room after playing a grand game. 3. They are making better headway here than in any football game I ever saw them play. 4. The game's over. 5. Here's another mixup. 6. Between the halves the boys listen to their HMentorH. 7. Here the boys are enjoy- ing themselves at something besides football. Y I' 1. Judy does her bit by buying defense stamps on stamp and bond day. 2, Bob and HBabsH play a pretty duet--they make a smart couple, too. 3. Harselle thinks spring is on its way, 4. Trigonometry intrigum Cecil very much--or so U seems. U 5. Don't we love a parad for do we?J 1. The good old game of Spanish leap frog comes into its own. 2, Wilburn, that concen- trating will get you soon 3. Typical of a band trip isn't it? 4. Lavada, the typing queen. 5. Chemistry is so inter- esting, isn't it boys? 1. Wonder been doing 2, Wilson to see how not in the X what they have now? checking the roll many chicks are fold. 3. Mr. Worthington's right hand Hgalu, Clairene. 4. Now Miss Stewart, you know that's no way to teach 3 class, 5. That's what you get for not staying in class, Mr. Edsall. 6. Roney is not aware that her picture is being snapped 7. u0ur Nitingaleu 8. Perkins thirst at a bolstering his clise game. 9, HProfH contemplates whether to leave for lunch or not. 10. Miller crunches contentedly while the cameraman pulls the shutter, . Billie and Lela think it's retty silly, the whole usiness. . Shagging for initiation nto the Hy-Y. . We really don't care. . Wanda seems to be the icture of boredom. . Tommy gets ready to swing eight to the bar,H . Betsy laughs at the Proced- 'e of the initiation. The Editor scrutinizes the .ctures he just developed. Meyers is the picture of ejection at this sitting. Here the crowds disperse Nr the fourth period. . 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