New Deal High School - Roar Yearbook (New Deal, TX)

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'lyfll ,ffl . W Foreword To record in the most accurate way possible th e record made by the New Deal students during the ses- sion of 1939-40. --this is our aim. Contents DEDICATION THE SCHOOL ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS SIDE LIGHTS ADVERTISEMENTS W H w eww'-ffilffezev Dedication 4 1 Mfs. Lee, Mr. Faubion, and Miss Snider, who have laugh- ed with us, played with us, and worked with us, who have made the business of school fun and have won the love and esteem of all, we affectionately dedicate this volume. Zwsglfr ,' 5 XN 'I Zvi? J I v In ll lf,-ar 1 AClmll'l.lSIIYCl.IZOl'S cY',ff'f'?' if if QL 'f' HIGQJSCQQLXFACULTY GRADE GCHOO lfT:ACULTY I NN, 9 Y , f 1 K 6 sf! sb 'G 13 ww XS I '- Xxvxxx I AQ 7 fx- X D ,I Q C EX 4 ' ,A 0 'U 4 L, ,f . I 7 G N J J 5 M53 f xx 4 4 ,A xo X x 'A 0f 'HH1 1 xvlxu mJLUNIORfS' K H :X ' KENQYK IQNXX ,Z X f W 1 . u xr' 2-1-G G if D Wig QNQ if fl I llwfiaixa fvkipx , D . ,f V Aan V4 xl' SOPHCMORGS Q R ..,. , 1, D ' , Q 5' 9 ' SE 5 :Resumes S if ' H-' 6 'W P1 J A , ' Q sevewru GRADE L- D W 9356? n v, Aff: -V Egg 47 J, if V gferg :ln I4 5 Z ig' D w ' I: inf 1 . Nb- . I W M K Q gy 151 N yy HGV' NHH X ,A ,Ji - N 1, 1 fyflfznf l 4'Dxv'., I Cc f f 1 I Q X , uc -0 . Jn Y ,. ff Q Z! SIXTH GRADE: 'FIFTH GRADE FOURTH GRADE THIRD GRADE SECOND GRADE FIRST GRADE New Deal I-ligh School Board of Education b Top row, left to right- Bottom row, left to right- ' M. L. SEAY, President L- J- STOKES WALTER EMERY R. ViCE-PreSideDt O. W. MOORE, Secretary W. C. BEATY ' r- 1- ALVIN L. FAUBION Superintendent of Schools B. A.-Howard.Payne M. A.-Texas Tech J. B. JOHNSTON High School Principal A. C. C. Texas Tech .4 V. A. CROSS Grade School Principal A.-Hardin Simmons University Texas Tech 'T A Fa ul y - f hi- MHS. Z. B. LEE-High School English B. A.--Texas Tech LEO MEIER- ' Agriculture and Bookkeeping B. S.-Texas Tech BOBBIE BROWN- 'fi Social Science and Coach B. S.-Texas Tech , I H. E. HORSELEY- gg Social Science ang Coach Ap wx, B. A.-Howard Paynefr .4-H5 V ' ' f 'f' - l AIRS. R. G. BILLINGSLEY- Home Making .31 B. S.-Texas Tech BILL HATCHER-VVind InStrl1l'nel'1t 'I Texas Tech ,3ygr.6:- . x ,jk '- f f' --4. V' . ,f ' 'W ' ' .V 1 A f IGN: W. D. SMITH .......... ....l 5 '.lft-sfi-iiigilwiusfg, QQ Texas Tech J' F - 4 1, f' 1 fl .. Norm POTTER- T l ' V T' B . Typing and Grade School Social Studies 1 ' B.VS.-Texas Tech 2 rn. E. MARTIN, Ji-.- ' - If' f Public School Music 7,-Ml Texas Tech LK ,Ag - fs-3 MONTEZ SNIDER- A 'Q ,ff Grade School Art, Geography, and RX M g Qpellini ' Jas Tech Q ,LM f f 0 . . MRS. AURA - AE HZAIVIILTON- , ' Grade School English and Health B. S.-Texas Tech I MRS. L. E. SETTLE - Third Gradb McMurray College and 'MQ Texas Tech MRS. C. R, DeARMONDH-Second Grade B. S.-Texas Tech MRS. CERIL E. BATTON- First and Second Grade B. A.-Texas Tech ETTA ROBINSON- First Grade B. A.-E. T. S. T. C. Q n 0' - - w v .Wi EW 1 ' ' I 1 ' ri 7-IN-i -f 1 at :sf We Y - 4 Class F ot 'LLO BROOKS SPEER-Class president, football, cap- tain of basketball team, editor of N. D. N., editor of annual, FFA, N.D. club. As an actor, confessed without rival to shine: as a wit, if not first, in the very first line. LEONA MARTIN-Class reporter, N.D.N. staff, pep squad, annual staff, volley ball. None knows thee but to love thee, nor names thee but to praise. MYRTLE MARTIN-Class secretary. annual staff, pep squad, carnival queen. To know her is to love herf' TRAVIS JENNINGS-Annual staff, FFA. Mild and gentle as he is brave. A. G. STRINGER-Co-captain of football squad, basketball, annual staff, FFA, N. D. club. 'The friends, who nearest to the youth, know his scorn for wrong, his zeal for truth. LUCY HARVEY-Vice-president of class, N. D. N. staff, pep squad. Forward and frolic is there: the will to do, the soul to dare. ARDIS MCCORMICK-Essay writing, spelling, an- nual staff, N,D.N. staff. Her kindness and her worth to spy: you need but gaze on Ardis' eye. J. WV. HAMILTON-'Basketball, FFA, annual staff, lone star farmer. He who works and waits wins. SV. J., PEARCE-Football, basketball, FFA, lone star farmer, N. D. club. One who never turns his back but marches with breast forward. DOROTHA BASS-Pep squad, N. D. N. staff. Bright is her mee with smiles and her words are of welcome and gladnessf' r A-IH: .:-- Class ol: 'LLO GLEE McNEELY-Basketball, pep squad, annual staff, volley ball. A daughter of the Gods-divinely tall. BILLY WARDROUP-Football, basketball, FFA. The lad was ever a rover, lovinghand laughing free. LEACH ARTERBURN-Basketball, FFA, football. A face with gladness overspreadf' KATHLEEN NUCKLES-FHT, annual staff, yell leader, N.D.N staff. Her eyes are fair and very fair: her beauty makes me glad. GERALDINE CONNER- VVe love her for her smile-her look-her WHY of speakly gently. - NVAYN E M EDLIN-Bask etball. Speech and gesture, form and face, show he is come of gentle race. LOWELL PADEN-FFA. Men of few words are the best men. ALMA LEVVIS- A Who, With a natural instinct to discern what knowledge can perform, is diligent to learn. EUMA LEE BOVVLES-Pep squad. Her heart'5 as sunny as her hair. R. N. PITTS-- Steadfast, far from rashness as from fear. Class of 'LH Q lVallace Vlfardroup Dorothy Sue Payne Ralph Brunson Nell Norman Edna Mae Mc-Neely Murl Galbraith Angelina Kveton Billy Fortenberry N Edmun Mc-Neely Mary Ella Daugherty Fred Exum, President Bettye .lo Campbell Billie Nell Butts, Secretary Doyle Lightfoot Dorothy YVhittle XVayland Edwards Robert Kinslow Riith Covey Aubrey Anderson, Reporter Cecil Di-c-key Vice-President Xvilliam Jones John WVhittle Ledford Stokes Raymond Conner ws- -q.4,, W HAZEL AKINS, Secretzwy XVAYNE BONVLES. Reporter INEZ BASS . ROY GLYN CANNON KENNETH GOEBEL, Vice Presideni CARNEZ BURRESS NOLAN GORDON IONA CAINIERON MARY SUE CAMPBELL II BILLY JERNIGAN THELMA DAUGHERTY LONNIE LEVVIS JOE OLDHARI ' MARY SUE CAMPBELL I MEHLE GARDNER BESSIE MAE INGRAM, President GERRIEL LYDA .TU EVELYN JAMES EDSEL PADEN YVANONA MEDLOCK MELVIN YANCEY ROBERTA STRINGER ,, GENEVIEVE NESBP1-fr IRENE MCDONALD WILMA STOKES BILLIE SAUNDERS MAURINE IN-IONEELY Class of 'LL2 Vi Ld -V-.-F V , I Class of LL3 RIILDRED WVILLIAMS HENRY CLAY von STRUVE NVANDA VVALES ' VVALTER PADEN LUCILLE TARVER 'PHEHRELL OLDHAM DOROTHY FAYE SCRUGGS TERRELL OATS, Secretary NVILLIE JEAN SMITH R. G. MCNEELY ANNIE PEARL PASCHAL BURL MEDLOCK NORPHA MCCORMICK WINFIELD MOORE VVILMA INIORSE GEORGE KVETON BONNIE LoU LEWIS ,GERALD HALL CHRISTINE LACK WILIJIE DEE HALL ANNIE KELLY BILLIE HARKEY JUANITA JAIHES RODNEY GOEBEL, Reporter ARLENE JONES BEN CUMMINGS OVELLA BLACK GLENN ANDERSON, President JOYCE BURLESON JACK BEATY ACALEE EDGE XVILLIE PIKE DARRELL BURRESS, Vice President GENEVA SUE HARKEY ' Grade School Building A Seventh Grade Teavher: BOBBIE BROWN Top row: ileft to right Rosie Lee Phillips, Joe Frank Tarver, Velma Rae Jones, Bobbie Robison, XVinfred Medlock, Dorothy Daugherty, Sharlott Crabtree, Albert Lam, Jewel Hopper. Second row: , Marjorie Gordon, Jack Kenneth Hobgood, Marion Davis, James Attebury, Horace Anglin, Amaleta Moore, Marvin Holbert, Jr., Marcile Barnett. Third row: . Francis Lam, Billie Edwina Young, Henry Kveton, Verbina McNeely, Ernest Legg. Virgie McNee1y, Jammie Pztden, 'tVanda Jean Gardner, La Rue Campbell. Bottom row: Mertie Louise Ingle. Jim XVatkins, Berta Lee Camp, Min-vin Paxton, Felicia Goebel, Basil Agnew, Dixie Jean Medlock. F. L. Bass, Betty Jean Mackey. Absent from picture: Harvey Rivers. r Sixth Grade Teacher: NORA POTTER v Top row: Cecilia Hopper, Everett Hogan, Effie Faye Jennings, Burl Hall, Bobbie Looney, Kenneth Kidd, Geneva Paschal, Jerry Beavers, Zula Mae Paxton. ' Second row: Roy McCormick, Etta Louise Dixon, Geraldine Medlock, Gerald Shipman, Mar- jorie Vee Sikes, Claudia Havins, L. M. Hall, jr., Elwanda Easley, Betty Frances Agnew, Wayne Covey, Dorothy Dean Mc-Knight, Annie Bell Crabtree, Hilton Smith. Third row: Lois Jeffcoat, Golda Ruth Stringer, Allen Ax-ant, Dorothy Jean Harvey, Imogene -Fortenberry, J. B. Lack, Eloise Rather, Mary Cathryn Speer, Floyd Cloud, jr., Dorothyulane Shinn, VVanda Jean McNeely. Bottom row: A - Dalton Black, Eloise Paxton, Pete Medlock, Maggie Wilkinson, Yvonne Bowles, Kzirby Hobgood, Mary Ann Kveton, Imogene Bowles, Harvie Abbott, Fay Alley, Randell Flinn. Absent from picture: Dolores Lyda and Dorothy Rivers. Fifth Grade Teacher: MONTEZ SNTDER Upper row: Billy Lam, Yvonne Parr, Glenna Hee Edwards, Hazel Eflge, Josephine Legg, Aaron Kinslow, Doris Mae Barth, Dorothy Dee Norman, Frankie Mae Kidd, Edna Camp Ben Kinslow. Second row: . Willie Vester Dunn. Vestal Shipman, Roy Neal Long, WVeldon Sikes, Bobby Myers. VVa,yne Jeffcoat, Billy Dean Thedford, Dinks McNeely, Thurman Davis, Virgie Mae Morse, Martha Jo Butts. , Third row: Fou Not Clyde Stringer, Pierce Wvinn, Charles Lewis, Mary Alice Cloud, Carrie Daugherty, Audrey Fay Furgerson. George lVi1kinson, Billy Earl Tarver, Joyce Dean Arant, Reiner Reikan, Edward Attehury. rth row: Cleon Hamilton, Nancy Ruth Young, Junice Jeffcoat, Harold Campbell, Junior Mac Wallace, Jewell Lam, Eugene Attehury, Y. F. Snodgrass, Micky Gene Exurn, Raye Jeanette Hamilton, Rosa Marie Settle. in the picture: Lois Rivers. r Fourth Gracie Teaeher: MRS. AURA lN'IAE HANIILTON Upper row: Martha Fern Lack, Dan Rather. Jesse Conner, VV. J. Perryman, jr., Verlin Anglin, Mary Joyce Flirm, Rayburn Billingsley, Mary Louise Hoga n, Jessie Fae Cloud, Lee Perryman, Yvanda Medlock. ' Second row: Glenna Faye Linceeum, W'eldon Wo1'thang Betty Fortenberry, Billy Medlock, Lucy Merle Myers, Billy Bob Hamilton. Lonelle Osburn, Donald Ray Robison, Mary Fances Settle, Jack Stringer, Jerry Martin. Third row: . 'Walter Wylie Emery, Mildred Louise Pugh, WVi'1 Beavers. Doris Faye McIntyre, T. YV. Mackey, Kenneth Nesbitt, Joyce Nell Long, Haskell Paden. Imogene Wziles. Ola Marie Ingle. Bottom row: Roy Lee Alley, Clyde Perkins, Mary Lee Dillard, Edward Edge, Majelle Smith, Her- bert Holbert, Jerene Morse, Billy John Burleson, Lois 'Velma Pettiet, Kenneth Burl Thompson, Bobbie Gene Holbert, T. J. Attebury, Absent from picture: XVayne Attebury and J. T. Dillon. E. Third Grade Teacher: MRS. L. E. SETTLE Upper row: Dorothy Legg. Joy McNeely, Vifilma Mae Woods, Joe Fortenberry, Jack Parr, Har- old Jeff:-oat, Delma Dean Dickson, Perry Looney, Bobbie Jean Chapman, Ray- nell Agnew. Second row: Juanita Barth, Florine Sikes, Joe Smith, Ruth Tarver, Bobby Buck, Betty Jane Smith, Martha Crabtree, Margaret Dixon, Prentice Jeffcoat,'Paul Crosnoe, Mary Lou Cox. Third row: Calvin Thomas, Mary Dale Harkey, Glen Vvorsham, Nvandalene Exum, Eddie Daugherty, Horace Jones, Montie Joe Parr, Betty Jean Arant, John Kveton, Alice W'orsham. V Fourth row: , Noma. Lee Pettiet, Fritz Wisdom, Loretta Shinn, Geraldine Wallace. Donald Nes- bitt, Charles Perser, Oleta Watkins, Imogene Wallace, Patsy Ruth' Bumpass, Der- ald Dennis, Bobbie Faye, Young. .W r Absent from picture: 'Norma Ann Lewis and Raymond Dillon. 'S 1 in 1 :,:,,f, i Second Grade Teachers: MRS. C. E. BATTON and MRS. C. R. DeARMOND Upper row: Melvina Flinn, James WVilkinson, Estelle Ortega, Jack Thetford, Benny Ortega, I Arlin Salters, James Long, Lena Jones, Anvil Wo:-tham. Second row: Cora Bell Lam, WVanda Dixon, Orville Ray Lightfoot, E. M. Jones, Charles VV. Wa.1'- droup, Joyce Beavers, Rose Kveton, Don Snodgrass, Raymond Kidd, Raymond Mackey. , Third row: ' Joyce Hamilton, Sandy Robison, Buck Attebury, Marie VVales, L. WV. Hopper, Johnnie Lam, Freddie Conner, John Jones, Levetta Thetford, June Covey. Fourth row: S h La Ruth Fa.ubion, Ferrell Holbert, Donald McCormick, Spikey Goebel, Marlin Keith Bumpass, Kenneth Christie, Carl Gordon, Dale Emery, Hal Dee Farley, Bobby Cloud, Willie G. Alley. D . Those absent from picture are: Luther Whorton, Ada Bell Dillard, Dean Dillon, Dar- lene Graham. .r, 5. N g. 'Vi 1 ' , ..- I' 'll-iff i Q., .af . JK q -. tial' , vit. I 'rst Grade 5 W Teachers: ETTA ROBINSON and MRS. C. E. BATTON Upper row: Ouida Arant, Merle Bi lingsley, Myrtle Garcia, Freddie Harkey, Loyd Jeffcoat, Second row: Dorothy Crosnoe. Dorene Dennis, John Atte-bury, Billey Beard, L. M. Heobgoocl, Third row: Legg. Dwight Cross, Martina Solis, Lucy Gail Smith. Oliver Fields, Donald Fishback, Kathleen David Long, Billie Morse. A Zerelda, Crawford, Edwin Dickson. Juanita Faye Norman, Yesrrall Solis, Eugene Snodgrass, Darrel Stephens, Louise Salyer, Francis Hazel, Frankie Scruggs. Fourth row: K Mary Sue Pugh, James VVy1ie, Joan Myers, Edmon Lee Dixon, Almeta Furgersorl, Glenn Jeffcoat, Bettie Jean Jenkins. 'William Jones, Iva Joyce W'ortham, Billie Joe Scarborough. Those.not in the pi-cture are: Patsy Ann Gerald XVhorton. x Hood, Franklin Dunn, Dorothy VVhorton, WG 8: - Hoffgfq-xEnaTX x rf NX x ... 5,723 3l.-X7 . 0- 5 1 I .... Avy - ll CLUB X f 111 x 'boy' 1, 1' , 5 ev NEW DEALY ' BAND ORCHESTRA : + . . L, X X f xx 1665 N fig: x l A N 'N Q Carnival Queen QUEEN MYRTLE of the House of Martin from the Delegation of Seniors DUCHESS BOBBIE DUCHESS BILLIE NELL of the House of Robison of the House of Butts from the from the Delegation of the Seventh Grade Delegation of Juniors DUCHESS JUANITA of the House of James from the Delegation of Freshmen DUCHESS WILMA of the House of Stokes from the Delegation of Sophomores PRINCESS GLENNA REE of the House of Edwards Fifth Grade Representative Carnival princess CROWN PRINCESS BETTY JANE of the House of Fortenberry Fourth Grade Representative PRINCESS PATSY RUTH of the House of Bumpass Third Grade Representative PRINCESS SANDY of the House of Robison Second Grade Representative PRINCESS YVONNE PRINCESS FRANKIE of the House of Bowles of the House of Scruggs Sixth Grade First Grade Representative Representative H5111 , 4-pl I BROOKS SPEER Brooks is a loyal friend and an ex- cellent student, He was backed by the entire high school and faculty in the election of good citinzens. KATHLEEN NUCKLES KzLth'een is an all-round good sport, who smiles her way into the hearts of all who meet her. Qutstanding CECIL DICKEY VVILMA STOKES Cecil has an admirable personal- Wilma is cheerful, friendly, and ity-isa good football player, too. full of pep. That's why we all He was co-captain of the team. like her. GLEE MCNEELY Glee has an unusually inter- esting personality. She also won the approval of all the high school and faculty. Citizens ....... LEONA MARTIN Sincere, ambitious Leona is as ef- ficient as she is pleasant. Here is one who -will make her life a success I i P VVALLACE VVARDROUP Mischievous WVal1ace is a depend- , able student who is admired by everyone for his good spoxvtman- ship. MARY SUE CAMPBELL I Mary Sue has an enviable person- ality and disposition, is a good leader, and is full of pep and mischief. The QQAIQ Staff Top row-left to right Third row- BROOKS SPEER, Editor J. W. HAMILTON, Activity Editor LUCY HARVEY. Assistant Editor A. G. STRINGER, Athletic Editov' LEONA MARTIN, Business Manager KATHLEEN NUCKLES. Art Editor Sesond row- Fourth row- GLEE MGNEELY. Assistant Business Manager TRAVIS JENNINGS, Assistant Art Editor MYRTLE MARTIN, Class Editor MISS SNIDER, Art Supervisor -XRDIS McCORMICK. Assistant Class Editor MRS. Z. B. LEE, Fa culty Adviser 'Q ill si w-L -- :af w ' -9 EL. E . 1 Q Q31 id I ii Wi 3 xii iii W1 gir- 3. E7 v- l K P First row NEW I DEAL NEWS -Brooks Speer, Editor in Campbell I B - -Chief: Lucy Harvey, Associate Editor: Mary Sue , usiness Manager: Myrtle Martin, Assistant Business Manager. Second row-Doyle Lightfoot, Art Editor, Kathleen Nuckles, Assistant Art Eclitoi Dorotha Bass, Social Editorg Wallace Wardroup, Sports Editor. Third row-Hazel Akins, Assistant Sports Editor: Merle Gardner, Reporterg WVilma Stokes, Reporterg Ardis McCormick, Reporter. Fourth row-Leona Martin, Reporter: Billy Fortenberry, Printerg Fred Miss Potter, Sponsor: Mrs. Lee, Sponsor. Exum, Printer School Grchestras Top Picture-Standing, left to right: Mr. Smith KDire0torJ, Billy Harkey, Xvalter Paden, YViIlfl'EtC1 Medlock, Joe Frank Tarver, VVanda VVales, Dorotha Bass, Jo Evelyn James, Glee, McNeely, Me'vin Yan- cey, Alma Lewis, Terrell Oats, NVa,nona Medlock, VVillie Pike, Billie Saunders, Roy Glyn Cannon, Jack Beaty, Ledford Stokes, Mr. Hatcher fDirectorD. Seated, left to right: ' Imogene Fortenberry, Kenneth Goebel, Edsel Paden, Kathleen Nuckles, Mary Ella Daugherty, Ruth Covey, Acalee Edge, Geraldine Conner, Frances Hobgood, Inez 'Bass, Dixie Jean Medlock, Jack Kenneth Hobgood, Burl Medlock, Ben Cummings, Jr., VVinfield Moore, Yvilma. Stokes, Mildred Williams. Bottom Picture-Standing, left to right: Mr. Smith, 4DirectorD, Randell Flinn, Pete Medlock, Mary Joyce Flinn, Dorothy Dee Norman, Audry Fae Furgerson, Yvonne Parr, Doris Mae Barth, Walter Emery, Mr. Hatcher, lDirectorJ. Seated, left to right: Bobby Myers, VVillie Vester Dunn, Mickey Jean Exum, Mary Lee Dillard, Billy Earl Tai-ver, Rayburn Billingsfey. George Vvilkinson, Billy Bob Hamilton, 'Weldon Worth- am. Geraldine Medlock, Betty Jane Fortenberry, Harvey Abbot, Allan Araht, Kirby Hobgood. ' CHORAL CLUB Top row, left to right: Imogene Bowles, Golda Ruth Stringer, Mary Cathryn Speer, Carrie Daugherty, Bobbie Looney, Dorothy Daugherty, Dorothy Jane Shinn, Hazel Edge, Frankie May Kidd. J Middle row: Xvayne Jeffcoat, Charles Lewis, Marvin Paxton, Claudia Havins. Majorie Vee Sikes, Glenna Hee Edwards, Wanda Jean McNeely, Effie Fae Jennings, Eloise Paxton, Yvonne Bowles. Bottom row: Jack Stringer, Billy John Burleson, Lury Merle Myers, Roy McCormick, Joyce Dean Aiant, Eetta Louise Dixon, Dorothy Dean McKnight. Edna Camp, Virgie Mae Morse, Rosa Marie Settle. Mary Frances Settle. Directed by Mr. Martin and Miss Snider. RHYTHM BAND Top row, left to right: Joy McNeely. Donald Nesbitt, Marie Wales. Perry Looney, John Kveton, Eddie Daugherty, Joe Fortenberry, Betty Jean Arant, Jack Parr. Middle row: Cora Bell Lam, Mary Lou Cox, Melvlna Flinn, Noma Lee Pettiet, Freddie Conner, Sandy Robison, E. M. Jones, Martha Crabtree, Levetta Thetford, Patsy Ruth Bumpass, e Bottom row: Loretta Shinn. Mary Sue Pugh, Dorene Dennis, Ouida A1-ant, Almeta Fur- gerson, Joyce Hamilton, Derald Dennis, Spikey Goebel, Charles WVardroup, Marlin Bumpass, Hal Dee Farley, Florine Sikes, Bobbie Faye Young, La Ruth Faubion. Orville Lightfoot, Conductor. Directed by Mr. Martin, Miss Robinson and Mrs. Settle. 1 1 1 m ln Piano Students and Instructor Top row, left to right: Mrs. Duckett ilnstructorl, Mary Cathryn Speer, Ameleta Moore. Imogene Forten- tenberry, Juanita James, Merle Gardner, Bessie Mae Ingram, Bobbie Irene Looney, Lucy Harvey, Felecia, Goebel. A Front row, left to right: John Oliver Fields, La. Ruth Faubion, Mildred Louise Pugh, Joyce Dean Arant, Glenna Hee Edwards, Dorothy Jean Harvey, Joe Boy Fortenberry, Raye Jeanette Hamilton. Rosa Marie Settle, Mary Frances Settle, Betty Jane Fortenberry. SENIOR PLAY AUNT TILLIE GOES TQ TOWN Tillie Trask ,... CHARACTERS L ' who dislikes all males Glee McNeely Lucinda Talbot -.. ..............Y............,..... A.-..A ...,.. . . .. her maid Lucy Harvey Parnela Marsh .,.. ., ,..,.......... . ...,.,.,. -. .... .. ,.,,. Aunt Ti1lie's nieeC' Myrtle Martin Lizzie Parsons ...,. .....,.........,,.,...A....... ...., . Y...... .... ..4,.... a y 0 u ng novelist - Ardis McCormick Ellend Neeland . ....... ...., ,,... ................. ..,. X w ' h o appears suddenly Alma, Lewis Ronald Howland ...,. ...... ..,..... ...,.........,....,,.,,..,.. . ,..,..,,.,.,,..,. ..,........,,,.......... a f 1 ' iend in need Billy Xvardroup Q.-Xbsent from picturej Luther Lorrimer ,... ......,,,....., . ............ . .. .....,................... ......... .........,........... R o nald's employer A. G. Stringer Mervin Tucker .... ....... .,,,...,........,,....,.,, ....,. 1 s ' ho is in trouble Brooks Speer Charlie One Lung ......,,. ...,,.,.... ,,...,l....... - ............,........... ....... . ,...,. ,.... a C hinese cook Leach Arterburn fAbsent from picturel Mrs. Tillie Tucker ..., .,.,..,....,,,....,...,...,..,................,............,,,..,,,,,,........ . Mervin's aunt Leona Martin Dr. Hattie Bing ..... ............. , ., ,......,,,. ...,., ,,....,.. .... a c h iropractor Emma Lee Bowles I The senior play was-presented on Thursday evening, December 14. If we are to judge the success of a performance by the laughter and response of the audience, we say this play was a, success! It was directed by Mrs. Z. B. Lee, the senior sponsor, ui FHT First row, left to right: Kath- leet Nuckles, Presldentg Merle Gardner, Vice-President. Second row, left to right: Bet- tye Jo Campbell, Secretary and Treasurer: Mary Sue Campbell I, Reporter. Third row, left to right: Bes- sie Mae Ingram, Entertainment Chairman: Angelina Kveton, Yearbook Chairman. Fourth row, left to right: Euma, Lee Bowles, Ovella Black, Mrs. Billingsley, Sponsor. Fifth row, left to right: Ruth Covey, Juanita. James. Arlene Jones, Dorothy Faye Scruggs. Hazel Akins, Nell Norman, Iona Cameron, Dorothy XVhittle, Bil- lie Nell Butts, Joyre Burleson. Sixth roiv, left to right: Wil- ma, Morse, Annie Pearl Paschal, Lucille Tarver, Genevieve Nes- bitt, Carnez Burress. Jo Evelyn James. YVanona Medlock, Mary Ella Daugherty, Billie Saunders, Mary Sue Campbell II. Seventh row, left to right: WVll1ie Pike, Mildred WVilliams, Dorothy Sue Payne. Irene Mc-- Donald, YVilma Stokes, Maurine MeNeely. l 0 pil' 97 Plcux. Leo Meier, Sponsor Travis Jennings, Re- porter Billy Fortenberry, Treasurer Brooks Speer. Presi- dent. XV. J. Pearce, Vice- President A. G. Stringer. Secre- tary JE' Cecil Dickey, Farm VVatch Dog. R. G. McNeely Melvin Yancey Doyle Lightfoot Joe Oldham Kenneth Goebel Xvayne Bowles Gerriel Lyda Gerald Hall Nolan Gordon Wallace Vvardroup George Kveton Billy Jernigan VVillie Dee Hall Raymond Pearce KAI:- sent from picturel J. W. Hamilton Lowell Paden Murl Galbraith Roy Glynn Cannon Leach Arterburri Billy VVardroup fAb- sent from picturej Glen Anderson 29. Burl Medlock 30. Billy Harkey 31. Therrell Oldham 32. Edmun MeNeely 33. Walter Paden 34. Jack Beaty 35. VVayland Edwards 36. Ben Cummings 37. Fred Exum 38.'Ledford Stokes 39. Edsel Paden V Top center-Xvilma Stokes -F. F. A. Sweetheart PEP SQUAD , Top row, left to right: Lucy Harvey, Edna Mae McNeely, Billie Saliriglfnfi, Alle Campbell, Lucille Tarver, Dorothy Whittle. 1 4,5 Second row: Billy Edwina Young, Wanda Jean Gardner, Bobby Robison, Amaleta Moore, Mary Sue Campbell II, Maurine McNeely, Hazel Akins. ' . Third row: Bobby Faye Young, Myrtle Martin, Leona Martin, Frances Hobgood, Ma- rion Davis, Glee McNee1y, Jo' Evelyn James, Billie Nell Butts and Ruth Covey. Leaders: Wilma Stokes, Kathleen Nuckles, and Bessie Mae Ingram. Absent from picture: Dorothy Bass, Inez Bass, Merle Gardner, Euma, Lee Lee Bowles. Arlene Jones, Betty Jean Mackey, Wanona Medlock, and Miss Bobbie Brown, Sponsor. r -v GK f Ng K x X X Q QXQXQXgQ qXb K Y N X x K wi' f .XX7 'KK X E V X XRN' -V - 14 nxwgg 3 '- XX X. '51 X x x X N K K N 'Q Back Row: Left to Right Front Row: Left to Right Doyle Lightfoot ..,. ,. ...., .. o....o, .L .... . ......... -... Fun Book 'Toe Oldham ---'-'K'-- 'AA ' - -'- - R 1 gm End ' L f H If B k WV. J. Pearce .,.. .. ..... Left Tackle A'uB.5ey Anderson A ' e t a ac Murl Galbraith ...... Right Tackle A. G. Stringer CCO-Captainb .... ...... Q uarter Back Raymond Conner ---- .lhbgn ---AA--A.hA4--- R i ght Guard R. E. Horsley ................ - ........ ...................... C oach Brooks Speer ....,......,.... .. ,...... . ..- ..,..........,..... Center Fred Exum ......... ..... R ight Half Back VVa1lace 'Wardroup ..,.,.,..., ,,..o.. L eft Guard John Whittle .... ....... - ..... ll Ianager Cecil Dickey QCa.ptainJ ,.,... , ..,...,. Left End Members Absent From Picture: Billy NVardroup .........,.......,.....,.........,,.........,. Leach Arterburn ..,. .. Marvin Looney ...... , .,.,,. Billy Fortenberry ...C .,.,,... Yates Oldham ..... VVayland Edwards .... L .,.,., ,,,, .--.... End -...-. Guard End .-..,- Center ..- M ......,, ., Guard Half Back N. D. Club fTop Pi ctu rel Top row. left to right: Vvallace VVardroup Fred Exum XV. J. Pearce, Secretary and Treasurer. Aubrey Anderson Murl Galbraith Bottow row, left to right: John WVhittle ' Cecil Dickey, Vibe-President R. E. Horsley,Sponsor A. G. Stringer Brooks Speer, President Absent from pic-ture: Vvayland Edwards This club was organized in 1938- 39. It consists of boys who have lettered either in basketball or football. Six old members returned this year all of whom have two or more years in either football or basket- hall. Four new members joined the club this year. This club sponsored parties on various occasions, and always re- portted a good time. Volley Ball Girls CBottom Pictu rel Top row, left to right: Bettye Jo Campbell Angelina Kveton Mary Ella Daugherty Front row: Edna Mae McNeely Hazel Akins Glee McNeely, Captain Jo Evelyn James Thelma Daugherty Leona Martin Maurine McNeely Miss Bobbie Brown, Sponsor Senior Boys Basketball YV. J. Pearce fAlternate Captainj .......... Center 7 Ceoll Dlckey .,,.. . ...,....,,,,........,,......... ,.,. F orward Wvayland Edwards ..,,,.,....... Brooks Speer fCaptainJ ...,, Fred Exum .,...,.. .. .........,,,,.,......,.. . A. G. Stringer fC0-Captainj Forward Guard Guard . ,,,,,....,,.... Forward J. YV. Hamilton Aubrey Anderson .,... ..,. Leach Arterburn Lohnie Lewis .....,. YVaEfne Medlin .,.,, , R. E. Horsley ..,.,. Absent from picture: Billy WVardroup Centeu Center F0 rward Guard Guard Coach Senior G s Basketball l. Roberta, Stringer . .. Guard 2, Edna Mae McNee1y A ..... Guard 3. Angelina Kveton . .. Guard 4. Jo Evelyn James ..... .... G uard 5. Glee McNeel5 Foxward Wilma Stokes Forward 6. Merle Galdnel Forvsaid 10 Maurme McNeely Forward 7. Genevieve Nesbitt Guaid 11 Bessie Mae Ingram Fonward S. HazelAk1ns CCapt'11nb Form ai d Miss Bobbie B1 oxxn Coach This trick shooting, hard fight squad won thirteen out of tvuent5 gdmes with a. total scoie of six hundred :md one to four hundred and seventy eight. They won second in the county: then came buck with then fast and hand phylng to bleak the precedent made by any New Deal girl's team heretofore by Kuhn n., seeond place in the dlSt11Ct ,sv Junior Boys Basketball Top row, left to right: NVa.yne Bowles -----V Forward George Kveton . ,.,,....., Center YValla'ce Yvardroup .... Center Glenn Anderson ,... Forward li. E. Horsley , ,,,,,,,M,,, Coach Bottom row, left to right: Gerriel Lyda ......,......... Guard VVinfield Moore ,..,.,,.., Guard Billy Jernigan ,.,,,..... Guard Henry Clay von Struve ...... ...- .,..........,..,......... Forward Rodney Goebel ...... Forward Junior Girls Basketball Top row, left to right: Bessie Mae Ingram, Forward Merle Gardner CCaptainb Forward XVilma Stokes ....s,.. Guard Miss Bobbie Brown ,--. Coach Bottom row, left to right: Irene McDonald ..,... Forward Dorothy Faye Scruggs, Guard Mary Sue Campbell Guard Bobbie Robison .. ..,.,... Guard S I D E WWQWKZQWNVA T , w .A A A 4? MW ' f X JM 225: M533 'fffpj Q U LQ 1262 9523? QQ! 1 bf 63sx Q I. Semons - Jumorg f m ' . 5 r , D ml If K g ? f ' gi I3 Y X ,, , f, 1 X E 0 - Fr men A. f egh Sephomores i V gf 1. Drivers with their buses. Left to right Monroe Jeffcoat. Macon James, Bruce Caldwell fforemanl. Bill Nesbitt. Homer Brogden and Joe Exum. 2. Mr. and Mrs. Fauhion and La Ruth at work in the flowe' garden. 3. Pep Squad in action between halves. 4. A trio ex-senior, ex-principal, and present senior: Elsie James, M. YV. McConnell, and Lucy Har- Vey. 5. Editor Brooks Speer, taking a few minutes off to discuss some private matters with Dorotha Bass. 6. Two principals, Mr. Cross and Mr. Johnston. posing for a. picture. 7. W. J. and Raymond Pearce with their show cattle. S. Seniors of '39 while touring South Texas. 9. Trophy won by girls at district basketball tournament. 10. Miss Bobbie Brown rejoicing that her girls won second place at district tournament. ll. Our high school building. 12. The gang returning from the fat stock show. 1. Handy men. Messrs. Z. B, Lee, C. R. DeA1-mflnd. -1, In the store. Mrs. Burl Jackson and Mrs. NVil1ie Raymond Billingsley and Edwin Settle. Agnew. 2. The superintendenfs home. 5. Importanbpeople around our school. 3. Don't drop it. M1-. Hatcher and Leona. Martin. G. Interscholastic League contestants. 1 u l 1. Study hall and library-everybody studies in here. S. I told you so. NVayne, Travis and R. N. with a 2. Wonder what the new game is? freshman- - 3. George Kveton and his champ pigs. 9. Vvhy wrestle, Myrtle? They have you. 4- We are expecting You to jump high, A- G- 10. We are Waiting for music, girls. Ardis, Alma 5. That's a goal, Glee. and Leona. 6. Mr. Meier and his future farmers. 11. Off to district basketball meet. 7. Senior track team and Coa'c h Horsley. 12. In the lunch room. Autographs ATRDNIZ our-R ADVERTISER 5 Business and Professional Directory Name Profession Address COCA COLA BOTTLING CO. PAUL BARRIER IDEAL TAILORS S. E. CONE QUALITY HATCHERY 347 Ave. H. J. J. DILLARD County Judge ROBERT J. ALLEN County Attorney WALTER DAVIES Justice of Peace CLAUDE L. HALE County Superintendent TERRY 8a CHILDRESS HARDWARE HUGH ANDERSON Attorney at Law DR. A. F. WOODS Optometrist RALPH BROCK Attorney DR. A. L. STRINGER Chiropractor ROYAL FURGESON JUDGE E. L. PITTS District Clerk District Judge Lubbock, Texas Lubbock, Texas Lubbock, Texas Lubbock, Texas Lubbock, Texas Court House Court House Court House Lubbock, Texas Lubbock, Texas 1506 Ave. J Lubbock, Texas Lubbock., Texas Lubbock, Texas Lubbock, Texas DR. MILLARD F. SWART Optometrist Myrick Building DR. R. P. REED Physician and Surgeon Myrick Building VICKERS 8x CAMPBELL Attorneys Lubbock, Texas G. V. PARDUE Attorney Lubbock, Texas WALTER F. SCHENCK Attorney Lubbock, Texas I J Weiss Motor Company INTERNATIONAL M O T O R TRUCKS Chrysler and Plymouth Autos 713 Texas Avenue LUBBOCK, - TEXAS FURR FOOD STORES Lubbock, Texas You are invited to visit any or all of our stores for QUALITY FOODS at LOWER PRICES Conveniently located with Free Parking l01 Furr Food Store No. 1-1704 Broadway ly -The next time you are in Lubbock we will Furr Food Store No. 2-13th at Avenue L Furr Food Store No. 3-1942-44 19th Furr Food Store No. 4-615 Broadway TECH and ARCADIA Theatres X . Lubbock's Only Home Owned Theatres ,, WE SPECIALIZE IN SHOWING ONLY THE VERY BEST PICTURES PRODUCED ji -The admission prices are very reasonable, only 10c and 25c at the Tech, and 10c and 20c at the Arcadia. look forward to seeing you in one of our Theatres. THE MANAGEMENT. SOUTHERN LLOYDS SAFE, SOUND and SATISFACTORY FIRE AND WINDSTORM Insurance at a Per Cent SAVING! Licensed and under the direct supervision of the Texas Fire Insurance Commission! D. M. HENDERSON, District Manager LUBBOCK Phone 1408 TEXAS L et G A S Do e Your NeighborhoodqStation . l5i'h and V SERVICE 4 Big Jobs , WASHING AND LUBRICATION We Appreciate Your Business 1 1501 Ave. V Phone 9605 Lubbock, Texas ' COMPLIMENTS 'of I COOKING J. C. PENNY CO. I WATl?.R HEATINGR I REFRIGERATION I HOUSE HEATING West Texas Gas Company HUGHES CAFE SOUTH OF POSTOFFICE S A N Best Place in Town to Buy Your Gkocemfs AND MEAT GARRISGN and STOVALL Phone 852 816 Main Street SANDERS FUNERAL HOT sHoT CAFE HOME CONGRATULATIQNS PACKARD AMBULANCE Class of 1940 A SERVICE H Phone 700 DEFINITIONS Favorite pastimes-those things that a. e mth er immoral, illegal, or fattening. Experiences-what you get when you are ew: pecting something else. A liar-one who has no partition between his imagination and his information. Woman's tears-the world's greatest water power. 01-ator-a. man who can take a 300 word idea and blow it up to hold 6,000 more. Boy-a noise with dirt on it. Girl-just a noise. Lubbock Tailoring Co. Cleaners-Dyers-Hatters FUR REMODELING - RUG CLEANING 1213 Ave. K Phone 85 Lubbock Auction and Commission Co. LUBBOCK, TEXAS I The Best Place to Sell Your Cattle Phone 4636 Home of Guaranteed Perfect Diamonds U ,LESTER'S CREDIT JEYVELERS SINCE 1510 Nationally Famous NVatches Elgin-Hamilton--Gruen-Bulova-Waltham ON EASY TERMS - AT NO EXTRA COST It's Smart to Trade at Lester's DRINK ' ORANGE Klsm 0 BO'1'l'LING g, C C0- Vi E A U92 5'2'2'!'!'? 9 olol ,A,ll, O A O P12999 1045 DR. E. L. LANSFORD Chiropracttor ' 1811 14th Street Lubbock, Texas ABERNATHY HATCHERY QUALITY CHICKS at POPULAR PRICES Abernathy, Texas ' CARTER The Tailor CLEANING- PRESSING - ALTERATIONS Quality Work at Lowest. Prices 111-4 Texas Ave., In Rear ol' Shaw's Barber Shop Phone 4979 Lubbock, Texas PHONE 500 R I X Funeral Home Op erat ing THE RIX LUR-IAL ASSOCIAITION A local organization. where the Pay-Off is prompt and where settlement is in the hands of your friends. Carry your Burial Benefits with us. WVe offer sincerest, CONGRATULATIONS to the Seniors of New Deal High School on the -completion of their work and ex- tend best wishes for their continued success. Texas-New Mexico Utilities Co. Ellwood Farm Lands LUBBOCK, HOCKLEY AND LAMB COUNTIES TWENTY YEARS TO PAY Office: 110754 Avenue K Lubbock, Texas J. O. Ford Implement Co. JOHN DEERE TRAUIORS, FARLI IMPLE- I BIENTS AND REPAIRS ' l Aermotor Wllndmills-Fa-rmers Hardwa-re-Auto- craft Oil and Grease Lubbock and Crosbyton, Texas, Phones 868 and 52 Dresses, Suits, Coats A CC ESSORIES Children's Dresses. Lingerie Qoratm' 1 1205 Broadway Lubbock, Texas Mr. Faubion: My face is my fortune. La Ruth: Yes, it entitles you to an old age pension. SHOP AT BARROW FURNITURE CO. ' 1109 13th Street in Lubbock For your Furniture, Rugs, Draperies, Up- holstering and Slip Covers. We have Something You Will Like. BARROW FURNITURE JAMES BEAUTY SHOP LARGEST SHOP IN TOWN 16 Beauty Operators HORACE DAVIS MAIN AND Q SERVICE WASHING AND LUBRICATION Mobilgas Mobiloil COZYIIBARBER SHOP First Door South of First National Bank WE APPRECIATE YOUR 'IRADE C. P. COLLIER, Proprietor Lubbock Implement Co. MCCORIVIICK-DEERING TRACTORS PARTS - SERVICE Phone 313 Lubbock, Texas The Lubbock National Bank A. Capital ani Surplus S200,000.00 SAFE - SOUND -- SECURE Magnolia Petroleum Co. JOHN E. TOLES, Agent Buy at the Sign of the Retl Horse GLEN N PADEN STUCCO AND CEMENT CONTRACTOR First Class Work Guaranteed 1323 26th Street Phone 3393-W A------------------------A---------------------, I I B. L. Williamson Seed Co. FEED - SEED - PRODUCE - GROCERIES Telephone 76 - 806 Main GUY YOUNG VULCANIZING aopuag puogb CONOCO GAS AND OIL SPARK PLUGS AND FAN BELTS All Work Guaranteed I E GARLI NGTON FOOD STORE Texas Avenue at 16th Street LUBBOCK, TEXAS AN ECONOMICAL LAUNDRY WET AND DRY WASH Monroe Help-Ur-Self Steam Laundry W. E.'Wilkinson, Prop. Monroe, Texas Trade At MUTT HARRELL'S Ivhere Your Business Dollar Goes Further At the Sign of the Cosden Gas Pumps Monroe Texas DEMP WEBSTER IVHOLESALE GAS, OIL and GREASES Your Business Appreciatetd FARMERS CO-OP. GIN OUR SERVICE WILL PLEASE YOU YOUR SERVICE PLEASES US Monroe, - - - - - - - Texas Waitress: QTo customerj I have fried tongue stewed kidney, calf's liver, scrambled brains etc Cecil: Don't tell me your trobles lady I Q want a bowl of soup. I V wA'T'Av-'ATATATAVA'A'A'A'A'T'TTA'T'A'A'A'A'A'Ai-TATATATATATAV-V J. E. SMI LEY Blacksmith - Kveldlng -- General Repair Mail Address Shop Address P. O. Box 485 Lubbock, Texas 903 Ave. G REI D CHEVROLET CO. SALES AND SERVICE Your Business Appreciated PHONE 31 Abernathy, Texas R. D. Jones Lumber Co. XVe're not satisfied unless you are P. O. Box 25-I - Phone 4168 2507-11 Texas Avenue ...- ........... Lubbock, Texas Mrs. Lee Fred correct this sentenceg 'Girls is naturallv better looking than boys Fred Yes ma.'am: 'Girls is artificially better looking than boys'! Abernathy Motor Company FORD AND MERCURY SALES AND SERVICE J. I. Case Parts and Norge Appliances Phone 54 Abernathy, Texas This space contributed by a firm friendly to all worth while school activities lx . l Notice to Farmers-H li am now signing up acreage in our Block for PAYMKSTER CCDTTGN You may secure your seed on Fall terms. l would like to see you plant at leasi' a part of your acre- age in Paymaster Cotton. Also have plenty of Half and Half for sale W. CD. FCDRTEN BERRY Yates Service Station LIFE GASOLINE 802 Avenue H Lubbock When in Abernathy meet your friends at Roberts Drug Store Home of Bigger and Better Malted Milks for 10c FIRST CLASS PRESCRIPTION SERVICE Monk, The Mechanic General Auto and Tractor Repairing Electric and Acetylene Welding Abernathy, Texas Griggs Furniture Company NEW AND USED Hotpoint Electric Repairing 906-908 Main Phone 1646 Auntie: How did Travis do m his history ex aminati0n? Mother: Oh, not at all well, but then it wasn't his fault. Why, they asked him things that hap pened before the poor boy was born , S P f I e .glial-keccgranyeea op I.efI'WlCI'I Food MGl'keI'S AND SAVE If your hair isn't becoming to you, then you should be coming to us. STELIAYS BEILKUTY SHOP 1613 Avenue H Pll0Ile 2144 No. 1 store, 1806 Ave. H-No. 2 1119 Ave. G No. 3, 2424 19th Street MakeQ. coRcoRRAN's TAILORS - CLOTHIERS -Your Headquarters The Home of Quality Cleaninfg and Pressing And featuring the latest in Men's Suits and Furnishing Goods. 1216 Texas Avenue Lubbock, Texas HARDWICK-MAULDIN FURNITURE CO. 1112 Avenue Q - Lubbock QUALITY FURNITURE AT BETTER PRICES CO-OPERATIVE SUPPLY ASSOCIATION FARMER OWNED 118 East Broadway Telephone 2171 Lubbock, Texas Dryer and Lee Oil Company LUBBOCK, TEXAS 201 Br: adway Phone 245 I, - I September September September September September October 6 October 13 17 20 26 27 October October October October November November November November November November November December December December December December December CALENDAR 4-School Opened. 7-High School Classes Organized. 15-Senior chicken barbecue at Kathleen Nuckles' home. 22-Junior party at Fred Exums' home. 22-Piayed football at Frenship. -Played football at Petersburg. -Played football at Cooper. -F.F.A. Boys put on radio program. -Played football game with Southland at home. -Played Meadow a football game at Brownfield at night. -Hal1ow'en Carnival. 3-Played Ha.'e Center football game at home. 14-Pep Squtd entertained football boys with banquet. 17-Grammar school program. 23-F.F.A. Boys showed their cotton in the Lion's Club Contest. 24-Played Abernathy basketball game at home. 24-25-NDN Staff attended Texas Tech. Press Clinic. 29-Played Frenship basketball game. 5-Smyer came here for basketball game. 8-9-NDN Staff attended State High School Press Association at Texas. A Q 12-Plano Recital. 14-Senior Play, Aunt Tillie Goes to Town. 20-Senior Christmas. party at Leona. Martln's home. 22-School ,turned out for Christmas holidays. January 1-School started again. ' January 16-Played basketball game at Hale Center. January 19-Played Lorenzo basketball game at home. Denton, February 4-NDN Staff didn't go to Canyon because of slick roads. February 5-F'.FA.. presented one-act play at Tech. February 6-Played O'Dohnell basketball game at home. February 10-F, H. went to District Meeting at Post. ' February 10-F. F. A. and F. I-I. Party at school. February 12-F. F. A. Jr. Chapter Conducting Contest. February 16-Snow storm. Students away from home, all night. Ask For Sports Wear - Millinery - Accessories BaIdridge's Sally Ann Bread t A Q anno Lubbock, Texas Phone 4404 - - Lubbock, Texas Un mam-vDOwn1'own l --f - -I March March March March March March March April April April April April April May M-ay May May May May May Msly May 6 19 2.3 24 25 22 25 28 CALENDAR:--Continued February 24--F. F. A. Boys entered Tech Meat Judging Contest. 1-2-County basketball tournament at Cooper. March 7 S-9--F.F.A. Boys attended Fort Worth Fat Stock Show. -Womanless Wedding. Q 13--Senior Theater Party. 19--Fun night. -23--County Intersoholastic Meet. -26--F'.F.A. attended Junior Fat Stock Show. -One-act play contest at Idalou. April 4-5-County Volly Ball tournament at New Deal. -F.F.A. Boys entered Tech Judging Contest. -Junior Play, Dotty antd Daffy. -Senior Wiener Roast at Kathleen Nuckles' home. -27-F. H. T. Rally at Dallas. -F.F.A. Banquet. 29-F. F. A. Boys entered Senior Chapter Conducting Contest and Extemporan- Speaking Contest. eous 2-Junior-Senior Banquet. 4-F'.F.A. Boys entered Area Leadership Contest. 10-Home Coming Day. 17-Grade School Program. 19-Senior Commencement Sermon. 20-Senior Day. 2 2-Sev ent 23-Senior Commencement. 24-Seniors Leave on Trip. h Grade Graduation Exercises. ORIENTAL TAILORS RUSSELL S. HARDIN, Proprietor One-half Block South of Court horse, 1216 Ave. H Cleaning- and Pressing at Popular Trices Tailor-Made Suits-517.50 and Up HaIbert's Cash-Way GROCERY AND BIARKET A Good Place to Trade Avenue M and 8th Street LUBBOCK LAIR Foon MARKET FRESH GROCERIES AND MEAT 1314 Avenue G Phone 4164 Lubbock, Texas Powers,Sporhng Goods 1212 Avenue K Phone -430,8 V Lubbock, Texas Everything for the Sport.-1man's Needs CAVERN BEAUTY SALON Experienced Operators Assures Your Satisfaction 5 in all Lines of Beauty Culture Phone 1578 Mr. Meier: Are, you sure your wife under- stands that I'm coming home to dinner with you? Mr. Lee: VVell, she ought to--vfe argued all last night about it. 93 , I Good Merchandise Looks A KI NG S JEWELRY Better--Lasts Longer DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY AND SILVER W Expert Watch and Jewelry Repairing 'In NAIUWAII UIPRIYMIAY SYOBI ' YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD 1014 16 Broadway Lubb k L bb k T Compliments and Best Wishes to Every One PRICES TALK '- 5,m1m1HLLY1i2:nu, L L v I N r: S I amiurlallrjrayrr sssss -H YOU WILL FIND QUALITY WEARING APPAREL FOR EVERY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY Reasonably Priced .-Ati STEPHENS FOXWORTH-GALBRAITH LUMBER CO. MONROE F E 1 Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1940 Q 77z,e,a:5' Qffbqffluce, Asx ron IooAv's SPEClA'L4! ' Lubbock, Texas H. R. Doughtie, Mgt I .aI I I I I I 1 Linn Janitor Supply Co. Manufacturers and Jobbers 423 N. Avenue H Telephone 2222 Lubbock, Texas JANITOR SUPPLIES SANITARY SUPPLIES SCHOOL SUPPLIES Mr. Martin: Boy, oh boy did I give that a. dirty look. Miss Snider: What did you do, show him your neck '? Mr. Horsley: Wallace, where are all the buf- faloes that used to roam the prai1'ieS'? lVallace: On our nickles, Sir. Goodrich Silvertown Stores Your credit is good at 'the GOODRICH TIRES, TUBES, BATTERIES AND RADIOS 1112 Main Street Lubbock, Texas 5 'x H ' ' - .--su GERALD LOKEY GAS AND OIL National Products WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Lubbock, ------ Texas B. B. Williams and Co. INSURANCE 1306 Texas Avenue Lubbock, Texas 331151921 Saving Auto Insurance 20fZ7 Off on Fire Insurance Participating Life Insurance STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES . L-,,,,,,,, xAAAk A, AAAA AAAAAY,,YAxAA ----- AAA-A-A-AAA - Compliments - Lubbock Cotton Oil Company Parkinson's Music Store Everything Musical 1101 Main Street - - Phone 3610 Lubbock Texas ROYAL TYPEWRITERS STANDARDS AND PORTABLES E' I l .4 . L 4 4 4 OFFICE SUPPLY CO. The Typewriter Store in Lubbock Just South of Citizens National Bank DO YOU KNOW OLD MIRRORS may be resilvered, and made like new? OLD MIRRORS may be made any size or shape? WHERE? Wellmaker Glass and Mirror Works Mirror Manufacturers 2205 Nineteenth Street - Lubbock. Texas GLASS FURNITURE TOPS-PICTURE FRAMING GLASS REPLACEMENTS Our Newspaper They find fault with the editors, The stuff we print is rot: The paper is peppy As a cemetery lot! It features poor arrangementg The jokes, they are stale, The Upperclassmen holler: The Underclassmen rail. But when the paper's printed And the issue is on file, h If someone doesn't get his, You can hear him yell a. mile. B U D RO B l N SO N GROCERY AND MARKET CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS- You now pass one of life's great milestones. The next just ahead. Flnd a way or make Phone 1962 One. Your neighbor and friend, 715 Broadway Lubbock, Texas A L, Q! fi! X X N XX M V N Q X wif' 1 A ff f? xT'g l f H Q , m ' Q fqi54w Uk . '-Xb Fl The End 22? f 5, I f'J wr A , ZQVJ ,tl AX rx .I- ' f in s sk pm L ,W ? . .M , 155 u 3 S 1 I1 'il st I , -,I ,Q e. id ' if ilj . , X ' ' 'Q 'I