Newman High School - Yucca Gloriosa Yearbook (Sweetwater, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1942 volume:

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A friendly attitude, as he at all times exemplifies, and a willingness to make each student's problems his have made him associated closely in our minds with Our Alma Mater. 7he NAM Maja On Sweetwater's northern border Reared against the sky, Proudly stands our Alma Mater As the years roll by. Onward, upward, ever forward! Watchword- Never fail. Hail to thee, our Alma Mater! Sweetwater, all hail! HMM Waiea .. A 5 fL M , .. ww :el mf i ,mar .f , 2124ef2?s2:1'5fAS'f'+1s-f ibgb-5955532-f Y. .Q 1597 '2fg:':-ww - M f' My , W . V , -4 1. .f,Qng:Sw5v4w2+f, ,ffw.:fw,Nfsfz4.f, - llfw' 'V -- 5' 0 ,K Y i4 ,. . .. ' .. Zi Q 41 IWW X ,-Ly , ffl' X'4'7 ,J A Q MQW SUPT. COVEY'S MESSAGE Mrs. Sybil Koonce, office secretary, and Superintendent R. S. Covey To the Staff and Sponsor of the Yucca Gloriosa I extend congratu- lations for publishing another fine Year Book. To the students, and especially to the Seniors, I Want to express my sincere appreciation for your loyalty, co-operation, and valuable con- tributions Which you have given to Newman High. Today practically the whole World is at war. We read our papers and listen to our radios, hoping for the best and preparing for the worst. Whatevei' may come, I hope that each of you Will be found doing your very best to do those things that must be done. When the storm is over, the War clouds have drifted beyond the horizons, and clear skies again appear, may each of you be prepared to pursue a life of peace, happi- ness, and success and secure all the bountiful blessings that your Divine Creator has in store for you. Your friend, ROSS S. COVEY. PRINCIPAL FA66'S MESSAGE To the Students of Newman High School: My introductory year in Newman High School has been a most pleasant one. I should like to express my heart felt appreciation for the most hearty cooperation both on the part of faculty and students. We have had the doubly interesting task of learning your customs out of school as well as studying your characteristics, attitudes, and ideals in school. We have found in Sweetwater the highest type of High School student body. After graduation here, may you keep the sense of loyalty, integrity, self-reliance, patriotism, and industriousness that you have acquired in your homes and upon which we have tried to build while you were in school. Congratulations and commendations to the staff for another excel- lent year book. This type of book justifies our high rating among the year books of Texas. Best wishes to you all, Your friend, R. C. FAGG. Miss Dorothy Langley, office secretary, and Principal R. C. Fagg BCDARD OF EDUCATION Left to right-standing: Dan G. Shields, vice-president, C. S. Perkins. Sitting: A. G. Lee, presidentg Marshall Pior, Dalton Moore, and R. S. Covey. Other members include John Pepper and Walter Baucum. The supervision of our school system is of vital interest to us. Just who is responsible for the efficient service in controlling and managing the Sweetwater Public Schools? The duty rests with the Board of Education-a board which sees that the students may enjoy the services of capable teachers, fine buildings, and excellent school grounds. To these capable leaders, who take time from their business to direct school affairs, we, the students of Newman High School, wish to express sincere appreciation. We are proud of our school. We feel that it is among the best in West Texas. PARENT-TEACHERS ASS'N The Newman High School Parent-Teacher Association this year, as it has in the past, occupied a prominent place in sponsoring school activities for student education and enjoyment. Under the capable leadership of Mrs. Nelson and her staff of workers, aided by a commit- tee of students-Nisson Pearl, Bettye Brown, John McLaughlin, Carl Bardwell, Betty Lou Scott, and Towne-r Leeper-they have worked to- gether to make a better understanding among parents, teachers, and students. They have carried out the theme of the association-to pro- mote the welfare of youth in the home, the school, the church, and the community. ' V7 I. is ,, , uhm, at 5 357, . A lf wr! T54 X ,, as A - I i , Y a , gf , , ' ' J' ' fix Q if 3335 :iii -W Left to right-Mrs. Med Swain, treasurerg Mrs. A. G. Lee, 2nd vice-president, Mrs L T Nelson, presidentg Mrs. John Pepper, lst vice-president, Mrs. B. B. Brown, secretary Mrs Earl Whitaker, 3rd vice-president. ,Ck .Ai Q... Miss Ruth Gregory History B. S., N. T. S. T. C. Mr. R. C. Fagg Mr. Jack Roten Principal B. S., N. T. S. T. C. M. A., S. M. U. Asst. Coach, Biology B. S., Texas Wesleyan Miss Marie Haney Librarian Mrs. Dean Veal English, Speech B. s., T. s. C. W. B. A., T. S. C. W. Mrs. Bolton Head Latin B. A., Austin College Miss Laura Sheridan English, Journalism B. A., Texas Christian Mr. Adrian Clark vi iv . W an Lwfcvfwmf l4fZQMl48fZ Physical Education, Civics, Economics B. A., Texas Tech Mrs. Harley Ladd Vocational Homemak- ing B. S., T. S. C. W. Mr. Alex H. Edwards Assistant Principal, Mathematics B. A., Howard Payne College Mr. E. A. Parker Diversified Occupations B. S., M. E., Texas A. 8z M. Miss Marie Hill Music B. A., Baylor University Mrs. Frank Coalson Spanish, Algebra B. A., Hardin-Simmons Mr. Giles E. Bradford, Jr. History, Commercial Law B. A., M. A., University of Texas Mrs. Phil Sparkman Physical Education B. A., Baylor University Mr. Laurance Priddy Algebra, Head Coach B. A., Texas Tech man QW, 'KE' Mr. Clyde A. Whittle Physics, Algebra, Geometry B. A,, Southwestern University Miss Ludee Mae Harrison Commercial Subjects B. A., Baylor University Mr. Bowen Cox Commercial Subjects B. S., W. T. S. T. C. Miss Ethel Harkins English B. A., T. C. U., M. A., University of Texas Mr. R. J. Patterson Director of Instrument- al Music B. S., Simpson College, Indiana Mr. J. W. Halbert Chemistry, Biology B. S., Sul Ross, M. S., Oklahoma A. 81 M. Mr. M. B. Templeton Vocational Agriculture B. S., Texas A. 8: M. Mr. D. A. Mills Commercial Subjects B. B. A., M. B. A., University of Texas W nm mamma Afewman Scheer! During the school year of 1941- 42 Newman High School enrolled 498 students, 251 boys and 247 girls. Of this number 98 Were eligible for graduation in the spring class, 18 in the summer. There are 82 teachers in the Sweetwater Public School System, 21 teachers in High School in ad- dition to our principal and assistant principal. 6lwMwf Q I 'YA 1609 , 'fcs 'IZ Q ' ns M 3 QV? 51 g ' '19 42 QW af '42 Left to right-Mr. J. W. Halbert, homeroom chairmang Dora Lee Lewis, reporterg Thelma Carter, secretary-treasurerg Nisson Pearl, presiolentg Arthur Swain, vice-president. Wm aff '42 Mrs. B. B. Brown, Class Mother Mrs. E. H. Hedrick, Class Mother Edward Alldredge Jeff Anderson Odis Apple Jimmie Armstrong Leland Bardwell Mary Bardwell Frank Beam Valree Billings Ruth Annette Bills Ray Birmingham Dorothy Blancett W. O. Boswell Glynn Boykin Bettye Brown Lingo Brown Rose Mary Brown Wilda Browning Buddy Buck Marjorie Bugg 121 L im 1, f,,s-ig. si i. 7 i , Q, . ,Q fy. . lk . sl K . N if giisxf . ,W .f Q-s?i5fi1Zi'.fi, ' , gng5i:rQ.,i 1 s . . . if . .r.. if A MW.. .I I . f lvl f, MH 1 A ii J AM ' ,.. ,Q ,A 2 1 lfk gif fy f gf-gigs 3 Q44- ,-g .-gm., ie iiififj i1 A . f' 'S . ' sll rf ,V .Eaga n 1 l X ? , i Uma af '42 Wanda Busby Thelma Carter Pauline Clifford Margaret Clark J. E. Combs Harold Corbin Frances Conley Vesta Coppedge Bernie DeShazo John Darnell Faye Diltz Louise Dudley Vera Lee Dodson Bitsy Eberle La Nelle Edwards 43 .,,y , .ik ii H T ' ' v ff - aw 5+ Yvonne Edwards Ina Fae Elam Wayland Evans Waiford English Emmitt Young Poke Galloway Jack Forgay Adelle Geer Imogene Geron Lucille George Dorothy Gilliam Neita Graham Joseph Glenn Brownie Greathouse Don Hampton Melvin Hagar Essie Hand Lyndaveighe Harvey Zena Lee Harrell Annie Lee Harris Shirley Hart gf S we . use as X X, ii MNH, 'X FN .6 ,lf K. W l for w 12, elim X W1 . ,X ,,e,,, ,Y na, , , Q -51 ir.: . . Q i -Jin fLs'1KET5Z .M Qi if a M Q ' W if 'I 1 5 .E tr K Lp ew, f v 0 -, fi? ri v 'lg g 1' r -s 4 Je 5- .bf If Nl. Earl Hartman Bernie Hawley Ralph Hollis Johnny Hedrick Glenn Ivy Marcile Jessee Wayne Jarvis Ben Johnson Winford Kemp George Margaret Klingler Hattie Johnson Kiker Johnnye Kinsey Lora Latham Ruby Mae Lehde glam of '42 Dora Lee Lewis Hazel Loving Marklin McElmurray Quinn McKelVey Jacque McMahan Charles Edward Martin Ed Mays Almeta Mizell Alice Morgan Jane Moore Martha Morton Billy Mullins Marvin Monday Jimmy Nayfa E. J. Neie Clyde Nicholson til ,f X Barbara Owen gd Nisson Pearl Lewis Pendergrass Jessee R. Penton Marshall Pior M X157 ' .MM mu ggi ? 3 ,s g t ' ffm.: 's au sv! K -. at V 3 E i ,. Uma of '42 John Powell Gradamae Respess Lois Rogge Eurioe D. Riddle Jessie Glenn Scott Merlin Scott Juanita Scott Leon Sealy Gloria Skillern Jeraldean Shafer Dorothy Smith Forrest Snyder Floyd Smith Billy Spillers Jene Steakley Rose Marie Stevenson Leslie Storey Esta Stracener Jack Swairn Arthur Swain Alan Tatom Mary Janette Thompson Ann Tipton Opal Ussery Earl Vandervoort Mary Frances Walker Janelle Warren Faye Webster Patsy Webster Harold Whittington Charles Ray Wilkinson Billy Williams Donald Winn Mary Witherspoon Gene Worley Bernice Yoakurn 1. if elf -ff: , HS ..,:,, .H Q f ' ., . if it . ,'1V.. I 1 gp L, U ' V ,K as S i ,. , . ggzzfyfr -W ff 0' 'was - 8 hi ,.., x,. . .. 5 ,,.,.. 1 f.l,f.::l i. ,1 1 ng as 3 X as f A ., ml- H yifixl YSTLW ' F.' I. s' kg J ,Q M it rrtg 3535: as K i S 1 ww Egg . M fat?-F 2 fl Z1 S 5 ',11E-125,421 w x, :fam lm ,if f, ., . Lamb 3 , ,, as 3 A KX 5585 B V sw 34 I , ' ' .V I .ts ww, Wil Ei 3 ' Ass or '42 Qmcffkfaiw fm Edward Alldredgei'l't-nnis '-10-'4 l . Odis Applegliasketball '39-'41: Track '39-'41, Jeff Anderson+F. F, A. '39-'42: Prcsi- dont of F. F. A. '41-'42: Dairy Judg- ing Team '40-'41. .lack Balzar-National Honor Society '40-'42g llilllll Club '40-'422 Hi-Y Club '40-'42. Leland Bardwell-Band '39-'42: Stud- ent Manager of Band '30-'41, Mary Bardwell-National Ilonor Society '-121 Treasurer of Choral Club '40-'-tl: Vice-President of Chorus '41: Presi- dent of Chorus '42, Elmer Baskett-Tennis '40-'41: Spanish Club '41-'42. James Lee Berry-ltlntr-1-1111 '41: Voca- tional Agriculture '41. Viola Berryfblntered '41: .Tout-nalisni '41-'-42. Valree Billings-lintered '39: Junior Classical League '39-'41: Pep Squad '39-'41: Pony Express Staft' '40-'41: Sybil Thoinas Club '41-'42g Drum Blajorettt- '41-'42, Ruth Annette Bills-ltlntered '39, Ray Birminghamfltlntt-red '-10. Dorothy Blancett-Junior C l a s s i 1' a l League '39-'41 5 Gill Reserves '41-M123 Pep Squad '39-'40. W. O. Boswell-Defense 'Treasurer '41- '42. Millard Boyd-Hand '39-'42: l'onv lflx- press '41-'42: Essay Writing '42, Glynn Boykin-Future Farmers '41-'42. Bettye Brown+Secrvtary-'l'reasnrcr of Sophomore Class: llraniatic Club '39- '42C Secretary of Dramatic Club '4l: Girl Reserves '39-'-125 Secretary of Girl Reserves '41-'-12: Vice-President of -lunior Classical League '39-'40: PM:-ildent of Junior Classical League '40-'41: Tennis '40-'42: Who's Who '40Z Annual Staff '39-'423 Pep Squad '39-'-12: Assistant Yell Leader '40-'41: Head Yell Leader '41-'42: Junior Favorite '-115 Senior Favorite '42: National llonor Society '41-'42: Editor of xucca Gloriosa: Contest Play '41g Junior Play '39-'-113 Duchess ot' ,lun- ior Class '40. 113150 Brown-Track '41: D. 0. '41- Rose Mary Brown+Entt-red '41, Wilda Browning-Pep Squad 'ilti-'41: Girl Reserve '-10942: Tennis '89-'40: Sybil Thomas Club '39-'423 Secretary- Treasurer Sybil Thomas Club '41-'-12: National Honor Society '42, Buddy BuckLRcporter S o p li o in o r c Class '39-'40: Sophomore Favorite '39-'40: Junior Favorite '40-'41: Son- ior Favorite '41-'-42: Band '39-'42g Drum Major of Band '41-'42g Busi- ness Manager of Annual '41-'423 Hi-Y Club '41-'-12: Vice-President of Band 40-'41: President of Orchcstra '42, Marjorie Bugg-Pep Squad '39-'41g Home Economics Club '39-'40. Howard Bunton. Wanda Busby-Pep Squad '39-'-10g Sybil Thomas Club '40-'41, Gerald Byrd. Thelma Carter-Pep Squad '40-'41: Homo Economics Club '39-'425 Sopho- more Favorite '39-'40: Girl Reserve Club '40-'41g Secretary Senior Class '41-'42g Yucca Queen '-12: National Honor Society '42g Duchess of .lunior Class '40, Margaret Clark. Pauline Clifford-ltlntered '41, James E. Combs, Jr,-Diversified Oc- cupation '40-'41, '41-'42, Frances Conley-Baud '39 - '42: Pep Squad 238340: Girl Reserves 'ill-V403 Library Club 'SSH-'40: Sybil Thomas Club '38-'41, Vesta Veena Coppedge--lflntcred '4l: Spanish Club '42g Duchess of Senior Class '4l: Dramatic Club Play '423 Sybil Thonias Club '42. C. Harold Corbin-D. O. '40-'42, John Darnellflland '89-'41: lb. 0. '41-'42. Bobby Davidson-Golf '39-'41, Bernie DeShazo+D. 0, '40-'-12. Faye DiltziPrt-sident of Spanish Club '41-'4i1: Band '39-M121 Girl Reserves '42g National Honor Society '42, Vera Lee Dodsonftlirl Reserves 'ISSJ- '42: Band '39-'42: Spanish Club Set-- retary '41-'42: Tennis '39-'41g Na- tional Honor Society '41, Louise Dudley+Entt-red '41, Maria Bitsy Eberle-Band '39-'-12: Junior Classical League '39-'42: Ten- nis '39-'423 Girl Reserves '40-'42, Sparky Eberle-Football '38-'41: Bas- ketball '38-'4O: Golf '39-'40: XVho's YVho '41-'-125 Band '38-'40g Vice- Prcsident of National Honor Society '40-'41: President of National Honor Society '41-'42: Reporter of Sopho- more Class T181 ltlditor of Sophomore Edition of Pony Express 'fl9: Assist- ant llruni Major '38, LaNelle Edwards7Sybil 'l'honias Club '40-'-ll. Yvonne Edwards-Girl Reserves '39- '42: Choral Club '39-'42: Mixed Chorus '41-'423 Pony Express Staff '40-'42: Reporter of Choral Club '4l: 'l'rt-asurcr of Choral Club '-12: Assist- ant Editor of Pony ltlxpress '42, Billy Eidson. Waiford Englishflleclaniation '89-'40: Spanish Club '41-'42. Wayland Evans-F. F. A, '40-'-12. Raymond Fitzgerald-Basketball '39-'42g National Honor Society '40: Football '41: Tennis 'Jl9: Track '40: Hi-Y Club '39-'41. Marion FlanaganfFootball '38-'41: Basketball '40 - '42: Track '40 - '42Z Senior Class Favorite '40-'41: Senior Class President '40-'413 NVllll'S Who '39-'4l: National llonor Society '40- '42, Jack Forgayeldootlmall '39-211: Suit-ide Squad '39-'40, Poke Galloway-Spanish Club '41-'42, Esther Jane Garrett-Band '40-'-12: Latin Club '40-'423 Girl Reserves '40-'42, Adelle Geer-Band '39-423 Junior Clas- sical League '39-'42: Mixed Chorus '41-'42g Pony Express Staff '41-'42g Girl Reserves '42g National Honor Society '42, Lucille George-Entered '40, Imogene Geron-ltlntcred '40Z MlXPfl Chorus '42, Dorthy Gilliam-Tennis '40-'41: Sybil Thomas Club '39-'413 Gu-l Reserves. Joseph Glenn-F. F, A. '40-'41, Neita Graham. Angeline Gray. Brownie C1reathouse4PUl1Y E X D 1' f' S S Staff '40-'41g Girl Reserves '40-42: Pep Squad '40-'41g Junior Classical League '40-'42, Melvin Hagar-Diversified Occupation '40-'41: Junior Classical League 40- '41, Essie Hand-Duchess of Sophomore Class '2l9g Vice-President of Sybil Tlioinas Club '40-'41, Zena Le Harrell-Spanish Club '39-'4l: Vice-President of Spanish Club '40- '41: Pep Squad '40-'41g Girl Re- serves '39-'40. Annie Lee Harris-Sybil Thomas Club '39-'403 Girl Reserves '41-'-42: Nation- al Honor Society '41, Shirley Hart-Entered '4O: Junior Play '40-'41g Girl Reservos 40-'42Z Senior Editor of Yucca Glorlosa '42g Sybil Thomas Club '42: National Honor Society '41, Earl Hartman-D. 0. '41-'42, Lyndaveighe Harvey-Entered '40, Bernie Hawley-Band YES: Football '39-'41: Tennis '38-'41: National Honor Society '42, Johnny Hedrick -Football '39 - '41: Vice-President of Junior Class '40, Ralph Hollis-D. O. '41-'42. Glenn Ivy-Tennis '39-'423 Basketball '40-'42: Debate '39-'42: Pony Express Staff '41-'42: Hi-Y Club '40-'42Z President of Hi-Y Club '41-'42: Span- ish Club '40-'4l: National llonor Society '42, Marcile ,lessee--Sybil Thomas Club '40- '41, Benjamin Franklin Johnson-Diversifit-d Occupation '40-'42, Hattie Johnson. Lee Johnston--Football Football Manager '40. Denman Justiss-l'lntt-rod '41. Virginia Jusdss. Wi-nford Kemp-Football '40-'41:Span- ish Club '40-'42, George Kiker, Jr.-Band '39-'42: Hi-Y Club '41-'42g Dramatic Club '39-'-11: School Orchestra '41-'42, Johnnye Kinsey-Sybil Thomas Club '40- 41: Girl Reserves '40-'41: .lunior Classical League '40-'41: Band '40- '42: Drum Majorette '40-'-12. Billy KnappiFuture Farmers '40-'42, Lora Latham-Pep Squad '39-'40: Girl Reserves '41-'42: Junior Classical League '40-'42: Sybil Thomas Club '42. Qmcficfwiw fm Q4 Ruby Mae Lehcle--Gills f'lllll'llS 'ISSU- '41: Junior Classiral Ill-agile 'ISSJ-112: Girl Kescl'vcs '41-'42: Mixed Cllolus '-l1-'42: Pop Squad '39-'-ll: Polly ltlx- press Staff '40-'41. Dora Lee Lewisflllll-lu-ss of Sopho- lnorc Class 359: Gill lil-sl-lvl-s 'SBU-'421 xVll't!'l,1't'Sllll'l1l of Girl Reserves '-12: Pep Squad 'ISU-'41: l5lllllll'1' Cartier 9 '3.: Horseshoe f'2ll'l'll'l of Senior Class '42 llt-Wltllllillltlll '39: Pony '40. Hazel Loving-Entered Club '40-'-123 Girl Reserves Choral Club '41-'-12: '41-'-12: Cllllillilillr' for '40 Marklin McElmurray--P' Quinn McKelvey-Band ' '4lJ: lil-pol't1-l' I Tl-llllis 'flllf ' lixpla-ss Staff '4O: Spanish 440-'-122 Mixed Cllolus Yuira Queen . F. A, '40-'-12. '39-'42. Jacque McMahan - Home Fl4'Ul11I1I1l4'S Club Y '39-'-11: Gill 1935141 ves '39-'42: Pep Squad '-10: lallllillj' Club '-10542. Charles Edward Martini Society '-12: lll't'l2llll National llonor ation '40-'-12: Band 'Jill-'41: Student t'olldul-lor 'ISSJ- '40 Mildred May. Robert lVlay+l oolball 'ilfl-'-ll: liasket- b'lll lfl' 'l'l ll'li '40 1 l . Ed. lVlays4l oolball 'fill-'-ll' lll llis- trict '4l3 lll-X Club '4 -' 5 Vice- . U 41 l'l'1'SlKl0lll of Ili-Y Club '-113 Sllil-ide Squad 31- 41. Marvin Monclygllivl-l'sit'i1'll Ollcllpatioll 'lil'-11 'll'-11 Almeta Mizell-ftfllor: v - -l l -..,' I ll llul 10 JJ. ?llXt'll Cllorlls '41-'-12: Sll2l1llNll Club 41- 42: llll'l lil-serves lllllltll' Sorlety '-12. Jane Moore-.lu nior C 421 National . ut '40-'-11: Tennis '40-'-12: Girl Rest-rvo '-10-'42 1 Pony l':XIJ1'L'SS Staff '42g NVllo's Xl'ho 41: Band '39-'-ll: Na- tional Honor Society '42, Alice Morgan-llead of Ijlllly urcrs '41-'-12: '41-'42: Band '39-'-112: '-425 Studi-nt C011Cll1t'l111 retary-Treasurel' of J League '39-'41: Repo lassiral lmao 1 Defense Treas- Express Staft' Ol'l'll6Slltl '41- g '39-'-12: Sec- lllllill' Classical rter of .lunior Classical League '41-112: Girl Reserves '39-'-121 '40-'42: Dl'lllD2lllK' Clul Act Play '41q Tennis Rllpill ter nf Martha '39-'42: llralllatic Clul Mo rtongSy b il Gill Reserves 1 '39-'42: One '39-'42, Tllonlas Club l '39-422 Girl lu-serves 'JSO-'-12: lll't'SlClL'lll ot' Gill Reserves '-11-'-12: I,2ll'lllll1ll'lliil1lllll Older Girls Collfcrellrc '41-'42: -lunior Clas- sical llwllfllv '40-'-12: Pm-sillllllt of Jun- lor Classical lit-agile '41-'-12: hVlltl'S f llho '40-'-ll: '41-421 '40-'4 llflllll Mzljorcttll liand '39-'-12: 22 Dui-llcss of Senior Class '-11. Nilllllllill l-lonol' l St'lft' '41 '-lo' Sol-it-ty '-41942: .lllllllil ll -.,. .lunior Play '41: SC4'l't'llll'J 'l'l'l'2lSlll'l'l' of 0I't'llt'stl'u '42, Billy Mullins-Football '-ll: ,lunior Classical lim-:lglle lfl' Pony lllxprl-ss sam' '41-'42: Nllllilfllil 42. Jimmy Nayfa. llollor Sorivly E. J. NC1Sfl'l11it'l'l1ll '-10: ll. O. '40-'42, Barbara OWen7Sybil 'l'l1UlllIlS Club '39- '42: Pep Squad '40-'41 '40-'42: Year Book I Girl Reserves C0lll1I1lll0O of Sybil '.l'llUll12lS Club '-11.-42. Nisson PC3flT:l?l'l'SlllK'lll ot' l4'l't'Slllll2lll Class 'lltlg President of SUpllt7lll0l't' Class 'SBSJQ Pl'CSlCll'lll of Junior Class '40g l,l'l'SlKll'llil of Senior Class '41-'42: P1'CSlilt'llil of 1l1'illl1lltlU Club '41-'42: 'Vice-Pl'esidellt, of National Honor Soi-iety '41-'42g Business Manager nf 'SIU-'40, '40-'41, '41-'423 llebzlte '39- '42g My Home 'l'0NV1l Speech Contest 539942: Alllericall l4K',L'fltlll Oratorical Contest '39-'4O. Lewis Pendergrassglf. F. A, '39-'42Z Reportel' of F. F. A. '40-'413 Meat Judging i39: Daily Judging '40: Journalism '41-'42: Spanish Club '41- '42g Ready VVriters '42. Jesse Ray PCHfOH1x'llPZliltlll2ll Agricul- ture '40-'42. Marshall Pior-Band '39-'42: Hi-Y Club '39-'42: lli-Y Club Reporter '40- '42: F. F. A. '39-'41: Assistant F. F. A. Reporter '40-'41, H. E. Polk-Diversified Occupation '41 '49 John Powellgldlltl-l'etl '4l. Gradamae Respess-Gills Cllolus '39- '-IU, '40-'41 1 Reporter ot' Gil'l's f'lllllllN '41-'42: lllixed Chorus '41-'42: Spun- isll Club '41-'-123 Girl Reserve '39-'40, '40-'-ll, '41-'42g llibrary Club 'Jill-'40Z Second place ill spelling 'Slit-'-10: Filst place ill spelling: '40-'4l: National llonor Society '42. Eurice Dean Riddle-illivclsitied Occu- pation '40-41, '41-'42, Lois Roggef-Sybil 'l'll0lll2lS Club 'Zill- '40 : Spanish Club '-11942: Girl lie- svrve '39-'40g '40-'41, Jesse Glenn Scott-Sybil 'l'll0lll2lS Club '39-'40g Secretary of 4-H Club '40-' '41g 4-H Club '41-'42, Juanita Scott-National llonor Society '41-'42: Texas High School Press As- sol-iatioll 'l'reasurer '41g Polly Express Business Staff '40-'41: Assistant Edi- tor of Polly Express '41-'42: Debate '40-'41, '41-'42, Merlin Scott-Band '39-'40, '40-'41, '41-'42g Hi-Y '40-'41, '41-'42. Jerldean Shafer-Girl Reserve '39-'-10: '41-'42: Sybil '40-'41. 'l'l1Oll'lllS Club '39 -40. Gloria Skillern-Girl Reserve '40-'41, '41-'42g Spanish Clllb '41-'42: '39-'40, '.l'l-'11l1lS '39-'40, '40-'41g Pep Squad '39-'40, '40-'-11: National Honor Society '42, Jerry SlZlCk'S1JlllllSl1 Club '40-212. Dorothy Smith---liaud '39-'40, '40-'41, '41-'421 Girl lC0sI'l'vo '39-'40, '40-'41, A-11-'423 Sybil 'l'll0lll2lS Club ' -'41, 40 '41-'423 'lllll'l'St'lllll2lSllL' hllllgllt' Typing' '4l. Floyd Smith-S1l2ll1lNll Clllb 'ZS9-'40Z Sel-l'l-tzll'y-'l'rcasllrt-r S1llllllSll Clllb '40- '41: lli-Y Club '39-'40: liand '39-'40, '40-'41, '41-'421 Polly lllXIJl'l'NS '41- '42. Hermon Smith. Forrest SHYGCYS-Hllllltl Room President '40-'413 Band '39-'40, '40-'41, '41- '42: Pony lixpress '41-'423 Home 'Rlllllll lieportel' '41-'42: Diversified Oc:-upatiou '41-'42. CLASS Bill Spillers--Football T591 F. l1'. A '40-'41: XVho's XVho '-11-'42. Jene Stealcley-Band '39-'40, '40-'41, '-11'-123 'l'L'lllllS '39-40, '40-'41, '41- '42 High School Ol'f'lll'Sll'El. Rosemarie StCVCDSCl'l-S1llll1lSll Clllb 40 '41 -'41: Cll01'tll Clllb '39-'40, '40-'41, -'-121 Mixed Chorus '41-'42: Na- tional Honor Society '42. Leslie Storey-Diversified Occupation '40-'41, '41-'42: Mills Home Rfllllll One Act Play '42. Esta Stracener-Spanish Club '42q Girl Reserve '42. .Tack SlVZllll1ll'wlJ0llD2l'll '39-'40, '40-'41, '41-'42: Hi-Y Club '41-'42g Suicide Squad '39: Annual Staff '41-'42, Arthur Swain-Junior Classical League '39-'4O. '40-'-ll: Football '40-'41, '41- '42: Trark '40-'41, '41-'42g Vice- Presidenl of Senior Class '42: Nation- al Honor Society '-12. Alan Tatam. Mary Jeanette Thompson. Vick Thompson--1Diversified Qll'1'llDilllll1l '40-'41, '41-'42. Tipton-llatill Clllb '39-'40, '40- g Pep Squad '39-'-103 lJl'llll1 Major- '40-'41, '41-'42: Gil-l's Chorus '40-'-ll: Staff of Pony ldxpress '41- '42, Ann '41 cite Opal Ussery-Spanish Club '39-'40, '40-'-11, '-l 1-'42 2 Pep Squad '39-'40. '40-'41: Sybil 'l'llUlll2lS Clllll '-ll -'42, June W3lkCl 'PtlSi'G'l'ilt'll1ill0. Mary Frances Walker-Entered '40, Janelle Warren-Spanish Club '40-'41g .lunior Play '41: Assistant, Pep Leader '41-'-42: Interscllolastic League Typing '-ll: National Honor Society '42. Faye Webster-Sybil Tl10ll12'lS Club '42g Girl Reserve '-12. Patsy Webster-Junior Classical League '41-'42: Sybil Tl10ll1l1S Club '41-'423 Girl Reserve '41-'-12. Harold Whittington-Band '39-40, '40- '41, '41-'423 Hi-Y Club '41-'42g Polly Express '41-'-12: Olle-Act Play '41q Dramatic Club '-11-'42g Junior Classic- al League '40-'-ll, '41-'-123 National Honor Society '42, Charles Ray Wilkinson-Football '39- '42. Bill WilliamsfBand '39-'42q xVl1tl'S Who '42g Annual Staff '42. Donald XVinn-Band '39-'40, '40-'41, '41-'42: Dramatic Club '40-'41, '41- '42g High School Ort-llestra '41-'42. Mary Witherspoon-111ntercd '41: Blllltl '41-'42: Spanish Club '41-'-12: Girl Reserve '41-'42, Gene Worley-Sybil '.l'll0lllllS Club 'ISSJ- '403 Din-l'sifi4-tl i,l'l'll'lJ1lll0ll Social Cllillfllltlll and Reporter '40-'-41. Bernice 'YOHkLll'X'l-E11l0I't'tl '40. Emmitt Youngilfootllllll '39-'40, '40- '41, '41-'42g Basketball '40-'41, '41- '42: Track '40-'41, '41-'42g YVllo's lVho '41-'42: Suicide Squad '39-'40g Hi-Y Club '40-'41: Sergeant at Arms Hi-Y '41-'-12. 0 wzfgmfwf, 4' . ff .fQf',x.f-v'..J :YJ-'x',s f 1' 6-AS ,. jd-'.f ' Lf r I f 4' 8 -J-, . 7 f',LfJf! , ffl, ., ,Wf fwf-D M . r ' WA' My - V ,f Li, 1'-K+ ,Y r- 5 .X of 4 , I , ,. .ff-1 ff'-Mg ' f - 1127, M' ' r h I - ,. N- 3 I, 214 ij'-ff-'J is Q- 1:-1 -4f',::'-3 :vs J 4:-L flf4f f'- - ji ,xg r-if 1 ' f I f. ' .J 'A-.AL-'ii - ' U: if 'Ji'-x -f ' 'P 'jx y 't'L,.1!x' -4 A I ?' ,I-Jf,,1-,. , ' . K 'f ,igf-1-'f Ji, , 'xg .t I ,gli-,--J:LM,,, '. b nfl! ' A ,f 1 . 4 -rf 'TT if ff' 1 'LV A Us fri? f? ff Vfiy af X Y, W ififgk 532,17 xg! wff Ljwfv' my pf 15, 0 f df , MMV ffwf .:WM ,y x . K, Elma mf '43 Left to right-Jimmie Duncan, vice-presidentg Miss Ethel Harkins, home room chairmang Anne McLeod, 1'epo1'tei'g Doris Cornelius, secretary-treasui'er John McLaughlin, president. Ulm af '43 Mrs. John Pepper, Class Mother Mrs. Paul Elliott, Class Mother E. O. Adams Jimmie Alldredge Norberta Alvarado Jack Aycock Carl Bardwell Jack Barry Sarah Baucum Marette Boney Curtis Boyd Mary Lou Boyett Milton Brand Fairy Breeding Vernon Brumfield John T. Bryant John L. Chaffin Mavoureen Clark :M . Q2 . Q Y, sw V if 3 .n lk I , new :ad ' 5 31355 g . Q' 1 ,Y . fr I ...J w , aaa 5 M X i 5 fa M' y C va, 3 i ff 1 Y WE X S - .gr x x v 5 ' --'als-2'-Wi..-s.'.':Q: nfl? ' my ,iq EW if is f W i if 3 .E Louise Conley James Cooper Doris Cornelius Louise Cosby Ruby Critz Myrline Daniel Pearline Davison Tommie Dean Mary DeGaish Betty Joy Dennis Joan Dyar Billie Rhea Dyer Ruby Claire Eberle Odessa Elliott Raymond Ferguson Arthur Flinn O. B. Freeman Glenn Gardner Uma of '43 Opal George A. B. Gill Berry Green Jerry Goff Mary Jane Haggard Dawn Hawley B. F. Hand Naomi Healer Margaret Hogue James Hendrix Douglas Horn Virginia Howell Murl Jean Horne Albert Hrbacek Patsy Hutchins Dorothy Hudgins Gene Ivy Margaret Kelly Charlene Jones Billy Langley Genova Lockhart Jesse Lee John McLaughlin Anne McLeod .nib af ,y.1L.Lv.:-gm... 1 .,,.., i, , sw xffqlfesa,m,1,- q .fx f . Z .V f . ik QQ 2 f we we xx A Q 2-4 ffl Imogene Mathews Joe May Bobby Napier June Minshew Joann Nixon it Ruth Pearl 3557 fu f ,X , - W M . , '.: ,. swf, 'f,,.,-, .. . In Vxkkilzw AL. , , ,. ,. , ,- ,, E- H.. '7 ' f L ' mms-v G55 , . 2 Q vs fl Mr, ' .4 all , Q f 4 1 5 Q ,f - ' 3 , sf N ,. ml 1-' Q QW X NE lf, , l 3 l . . it . t I ,wife , 5 D X 192: iXf'P'f ' f, -'s , wh- 1 , , ff 9' -f r1g2'2gv, 5 Q 'K '+ .A mfg: - , tg is L. D. Nunn Mariellen Pepper Tom Paxton Dorothy Perkins James Patton Mildred Porter Marcelle Porter Cliffa Proffitt Frances Ray Ernestine Quast lf fm ooirl Harold Reid UZM4 mf '43 Lucille Rhoten Sue Richardson Monico Rodriquez J. W. Rush Virgina Rogers Katy Saied Dollie Scott Najla Saied Loren Shelfer Leslie Smith Joe Smith Samuel Smith Screven Smith Margaret Stephens Allen Stevenson Buddy Taylor Minnie Stevenson Lowell Taylor Louise Wagnon A. D. Tucker Earline Whitaker Anita Whitfield Frank White Susie Whitworth Lynwood Winters s w if . 9' .iliifi-QA' LASS OF '43 I I r Wwe 614414 Adams, E. O. Alldredge, Jimmie Alvarado, Noberta Anz, John Anz, Robert Armstrong, Jimmie Aycock, Jack Bardwell, Carl Barry, Jack Basham, Gwendolyn Baucum, Sarah Ruth Berkley, Billie Ruth Blake, L. E. Boney, Marette Boyd, Bobby Boyd, Curtis Boyette, Mary Lou Brand, Milton Breeding, Fairy Brown, Rosa Lee Browning, Bedford Brumfield, Vernon Bryant, John T. Buchanan, Jean Bynum, Lois Cardwell, Lindal Carlton, Alline Carlton, Geraldine Chaffin, John L. Clark, Mavoureen Claybrook, Gene Conley, Louise Cooper, James Cornelius, Doris Cosby, Mary Louis Critz, Ruby Critz, Vestlene Crowder, Alex Daniel, Myrline Davidson, Billy Davis, Mary Lou Dean, Tommie DeGaish, Mary Dennis, Betty Joy Dillon, Gilford Duncan, Jimmie Duncan, Richard Dyar, Joan Dyer, Billie Rhea Eberle, Ruby Claire Elam, Ina Fae Elliott, Odessa Fedric, Stephen Ferguson, Raymond Finley, Billy Finley, Floyd Flinn, Arthur Freeman, O. B. French, Wilbur Gardner, Glenn George, Opal Jo Gill, A. B. Glass, Ernestine Goff, Jerry Green, Berry Haggard, Mary Jane Hampton, Don Hand, B. F. Hanks, Helen Hawley, Dawn Hayes, Clarence Headrick, Geraldine Healer, Naomi Hendrix, James Hogue, Margaret Horn, Douglas Horne, Murl Jean Howard, Curtis Howell, Virginia Rhoten, Lucille CLASS OF 'll l Mm QZQ44 l Hrbacek, Hubbard, Hudgins, Hutchins, Patsy Lee Quast, Ernestine Rasor, Jimmie Ivy, Gene Johnson, Tommy Johnson, Wilma Jones, Evelyn Jones, Charlene Kelly, Margaret Langley, Billy Lee, Jesse Lewis, J. B. Lockhart, Genova McClure, Modelle McLaughlin, John McLeod, Anne Malphette, Ruby Marsh, Billy Wayne Mathews, Imogene May, Joe Minshew, June Napier, Bob Neves, Mary Ola Nicholson, Clyde Nixon, Joann Nunn, L. D. Patton, James Paxton, Tom Pearl, Ruth Penton, Nat Pepper, Mariellen Perkins, Dorothy Polk, T. Kyle Porter, Marcelle Porter, Mildred Proffitt, Cliffa Ray, Frances Richardson, Sue Rodriquez, Monico Rogers, Virginia Rowlett, Harlan Saied, Katy Saied, Najla Scott, Dollie Shelfer, Lorin Sims, Ted Smith Frances Smith Joe Smith Leslie Smith, Samuel Smith Screven SoRelle, Wynona Stephens, Margaret Stevenson, Allen Stevenson, Minnie Taylor, Buddy Taylor, Lowell Terry, Maxine Tucker, A. D. Wagnon, Louise Whitaker, Earline Whitaker, Noble White, Frank Whitfield, Anita Whitworth, Susie Mae Winters, Lynwood Yarbrough, Margaret Yoakum, Mark 0-WJ 24 A271 ,. fiffif' J ' , , l , , , - AD LL-my asf? df-JC4.4.a A -9 TQ 51-,C-fLA4,Q,Qf Y4-wg. N X 1, Umm mf '44 Left to right-Mr. Giles E. Bradford, homeroom chairmang Betty Ann Swaim, reporterg Virginia Towns, secretary-treasurerg Towner Leeper, presi- dentg Homer Williams, vice-president, was absent from the picture. QZMJ of 54141 Monell Allen Tom Anderson Harold Apple Louise Applewhite Billy Joe Batts Wanda Benson Etta Lou Bettes Ola Pearl Blair F Viola Blair Venus Blythe Charline Boyett 55 GSX 9 . VI Jimmy Browning X fr? Merlin Bryan Artie Clark Billy Roy Cook Rae Carmichael Virginia Cress Betty Lee Davis Patsy Duffy Lucille Dyer David Elrod Harold Giesler Billie Sue Glass Phyllis Grounds Michelena Hayley Thurston Healer Buddy Hedrick Felton Henry Patsy Howe Billy Wayne Hrbacek Billy Nell Jessee Maxine Johnson gl .1 El i ,, J Sv Q fag R91-wg Ugg A S YV ' J +-.J GMM of 54141 Bernidean Jones Carl Jones Helen Justiss Agatha LaBeff Kenneth Lafferty Patsy Jean Li 5 John VW Sperlon Malone Patricia Marchant Vernon Martin Bobby King ghtfoot Edd Loving Billy Roy Mathews Willie Pearl Matthews Jimmy Mayfield Clovis McElmurray Merl McE1mu1'ray QM! Mgyfeiifn Meyer V Z. Jackie Mizeli Y , f - Clemon Montgomery I, . I 1 . h . a 'L , X nceS Moore ! 1 4, CZ: Mrs. H. Grounds, Class Mother Mrs. S. Henry, Class Mother Janette Moore Billy Morton Wilna Ruth Muns R. L. Nash Mary Nicholson Bettye Nunn f Jack Owen 67:1 f ' fic, Otho Pace 4 A ,, Y Frances Palmer ' K Jean Pate Sue Pee Floyd Pittman Wanda Pittman Judy Powell l Bettie Proffitt Catherine Mae Ray Mary Elizabeth Reeves Lloydene Rogers f fi.-- f .N . ,I Y it fi Nelle Rose Rodgers A in X41 V - Betty Jo Rowlett 4 ' D Betty Lou Scott 'i -2' 7 X, . . . . Gerald Scott L' . fx fa:- . ,. 4,1551 :iff 1- 1435 -35 lfiE.i'.' 'fff:H' at X it file gin 'E l M2 ff 5 6 Robert Clinton Scott Jean Sealy Clarence Shook Mildred Shook f W. O. Shultz Hubert sims f f Bobbye Smiley W 5 Ralph Smith V ' . yy I . . 1 kygl Ei ,L:::, it 1 Q' -1 r x y A ., N, 4 if P sl 4 E' 5 S Monez Neeper Ada Belle Steele J O Steele Connie Stewart A in J.. VY 1 ,aft e,,fl. J 4 VE, M ., 5 .ff V' M ,, Q 'Nt R 'I A xi this . 5 , :X ,. . I -1:51.-if K -sagem :A 5. ,. W2 aggy U1 f , Q .1 iff we 'Q -e 362 'EEZ 39? ' 1 1 ff, f 'WF ' -6.5 - .. - eH,x V- .4 h I 1, 4 -f - aim John Taft Cecil Ray Tarver Marianne Timmons Virginia Towns Betty Trammell Moses Tubb Mary Ila Ullom Wanda Joyce Walker Bobby Watson Jeanne Waldon Doris West Tootsie Whitaker Christine White Fay White Betty Whitten Homer Williams, Jr. Zeb Williams Billy Marie Young Umm af '44 Kiefer, George Watson Allen, Lena Monell Alston, Cecil Anderson, Tom Apple, Harold Glenn Applewhite, Louise Batts, Billy Joe Benson, Wanda Quay Berry, Sylvia Bettes, Etta Lou Bills, Cecil Ray Blair, Ola Pearl Blair, Viola Blake, Elmarie Blythe, Venus Boling, Anna Mae Bonner, Kenneth Lee Boswell, Bob Boyette, Charlene Brand, James Brown, W. Randle Browning, Jimmy W. Bryan, Merlin Bryant, Leaverne Carmichael, Virginia Rae Clark, Artie Frances Cook, Billy Roy Correll, Jackie Cosby, Jessee Cress, Virginia E. Daniels, Leonard Davidson, Barbara Davis, Betty Lee Davis, Franklin Davison, Pearline Dismuke, Johnny Dozier, Jack Drake, Jack Duffy, Patricia Dyer, Lucille Elliott, Doyce Elrod, David Feagan, Johnny SWGMGQQ QZQLM1 Giesler, Harold Glass, Billie Sue Graves, Herman Grounds, Phyllis Guelker, Jack Guelker, J. H. Hayley, Mitchelena Healer, Thurston Hedrick, Buddy Henry, Felton Howe, Patsy Hrbacek, Billy Huddleston, Bobby Jessee, Billy Johnson, Joyce Maxine Bernidean Jones, Jones, Carl Jones, Gearldean Jones, Robert Justiss, Helen King, Bobby Kinsey, Mina Jo Kropp, Virginia LaBeff, Agatha Lafferty, Kenneth Latham, Geraldine Lawson, Harold Roy Leeper, Towner Lightfoot, Patsy Jean Loving, John Edd McCoy, Walter Douglas McElmurray, Clovis Lee McElmurray, Merl McGinley, Jack Malone, Sperlon Marchant, Patricia Martin, Vernon Mathews, Billy Roy Matthews, Willie Pearl Mayfield, Jimmy Meyer, Evelyn Mizell, Jackie Jean Montgomery, Clemon Moore, Lelta Frances CLAS Shook, Clarence Shook, Mildred Shultz, W. O. Silvey, J. P. Sims, James Hubert Moore, Janette Morrison, Don Morton, Billy Mullins, Charlotte Muns, Wilna Ruth Nash, R. L. Neeper, Monez Nelson, John Nicholson, Mary Kathryn Nunn, Bettye Owen, Jack Pace, Otho Palmer, Frances Pate, Jean Pee, Eula Sue Smiley, Bobbye Smith, Ralph C. Statser, Bonnie Ray Steele, Ada Belle S or ja Steele, James Otto, Jr. Stewart, Connie Faye Sublett, Rose Marie Swaim, Betty Ann Taft, John Tarver, Cecil Ray Taylor, Jack Thompson, Boyce Timmons, Marianne Towns, Virginia Trammell, Betty Tubb, Moses Brand Ullom, Mary Ila Pittman, Floy Wallace Pittman, Wanda Powell, Judy Proffitt, Bettie Ray, Mae Catherine Waldon, Jeanne Walker, Jack Carlton Walker, Rex Walker, Wanda Joyce Bobby Merle Reeves, Mary Elizabeth Reid, Harold Reid, Forrest Roberts, Charles Rodgers, Nelle Rose Rogers, Lloydene Rowlett, Betty Jo Rush, J. W. Scott, A. J. Scott, Betty Lou Scott, Ethel Jo Scott, Gerald Scott, Robert Sealy, Jean Shedd, Barbara West, Doris Mae Whitaker, Sarona Brevard White, Christine White, Fay Whitten, Elizabeth Williams, Homer Jr. Williams, Sam Zeb Wilson, Keith Yoakum, Lee Roy Young, Billy Marie 622,4pv.1-4-af 9 , ' I fzigzfz.-aankinq in 5. 14 .... IZ Q05 W 1942 Look at our gift! Hold it! Just resting. Listening to a heart beat. Our art editor sketching How about a little game of football? Doing a little advertising. Deep in the Heart of Texas? Shi1'ley's just taking notes. TI-IE YUCCA GLORIOSA Sponsor ....- .,,, M iss Ethel Harkins Editor ,,R.-....,,,, ,.,,,, B ettye Brown Assistant Editor,--,-e ,,.., Margaret Klingler Business Managersrd., .s,,,.. Buddy Buck Club Editor ,,,,...,. .s,, M artha Morton Sports Editor .no, ...,,... J ack Swaim Snap Editorv, ,,-John McLaughlin Snap Editor ,,,., .... B ill Williams Senior Editor l,,- ,..., S hirley Hart Junior Editor r,.n- , ,,,,,.... Jesse Lee Sophomore Editorv, ,,,, John Edd Loving Activities Sponsored Yucca Queen Contestg presented Yucca Gloriosa Coronation in Physical Education Building, November 18, 1941. Honors All Texas Honor Rating in Texas High School Press Association. Purpose To deliniate school life. Trips T. H. S. P. A. meet in Denton. lullfwoa of ducfenf aclliwlfied . . . Nisson and the staff that get the ads. Miss Sheridan checks up. Posing at the picnic. Alice and Floyd gaze in awe at the heiress Gloria Vanderbilt. Look what I found. Doing our part for defense. TI-IE PONY Editorial Staff Editor-in-Chiefn. ,,,.., in Assistant Editors ,,.,, ,,,, Sports Editors .,,,,,,... Reporters and Columnists .Time Moore Uzirulfl lYl1ittington Ruby Claire Eberle Floyd Smith Glenn lvy Adelle Geox' Viola Berry Business Staff Anne M1-Lvml Evelyn .Tones Jinnnio Arinstrong EXPRESS ---,----r,,,,,,v-s, W Glenn Ivy W ,,,Juanita Scott, Yvonne Edwards WU, i,,,, Jack Forgay, Billy Mullins fllillartl Boyd Ann Tipton liltsy l'llJl':rlu It n by lic-lidv Alice M organn Lewis Pendergrass Forest Snyder Nissan Pearl Dawn Hawley Business Manager .-,,,,,,,,,,--..,,e,e,,,,, , ,n,-Y,Y,Y,Y, My Agrrf Y Nisgon Pearl Assistants ,,,,,,,. ,Ann Tipton, Dawn Hawley, Bitsy Eberle, Ruby Claire Eberle Faculty Advisor ,iiiiii,,,,i,.,..,..,ii,,,,,i,,,.i,i,,,i, ,Miss Laura Sheridan Activities Professor Quiz program in assembly to stimulate student interest in world newsg Fun Night for entire school in the gymnasiumg and directory of ex-students in service of their country published in eight page Armistice issue. Honors All state superior rating with T. H. S. P. A. Regional winner in Interscholastic League Contest. Purpose To reflect the activities of students in Newman High School and to promote a better school spirit. Trips T. H. S. P. A. meet in Denton. Interscholastic League Press Conference in Austin. fjeppefz uyzpelzfi fad. luzulang, falfawefu . . . Margaret and Valree just giggling. TWC leaders-Drum Major and Principal. Mr. Patterson starts things off right. Waiting on a street car? Pra ctice makes perfect. Monico and his red coat Colorful procedure. V.. r PlCCOLU Quzist, liriicstiiu- I-'LUTE Honey, Main-ilu Gznivtt, Susie Jnliiisoii, Maxine l'ui'kins, lborothy lTllnn1, Mary lla l'llAltlNli'l' liuvk, Buddy Williziins, Bill 'l'innnfms, Maxriaunie lliltz, Faye llmuio, Murl Jeiiii llnucuin, Szirzih Yuiing, Billie Marie lVl1it:1lcui', Eurlinc Moore, Loltzt Frances llvthiisli, Mary Conley, Louise Shultz, NV. O. Smith, Ralph Boyd, Curtis Maitliews, linogene Villiiltiiigtoii, Harold ALTO CLAIUNET Elliott, Odessa Pee, Sue BASS CLARINET Rodriguez, Monico McCoy, Douglas SAXOPHOXE Boyd, Millard Lightfoot, Patsy Mnrgztii, Alix-at Pogtirs. Llnycluuii SI 'zlkh-y, Qlxfiw S tiini, lietty inn, lbuiizilll ' hbzlrnl, l.. M. Blu -Ivey, Quinn CORN I'l'l' Fl'l'yfllSUll, i2lXlIlilltl iiZlI'LiXVL'li, C:i'l'l X Mnloiiv, Syn-rlnn Ln-4-ps-i', Towuui' liilwr, George Allflwclgrv, ,liunny Sniith, Floyd NVitli4-i'sp0nn, Mary Morton, Mnrtlia -I,2lXtHll, Toni Nicholson, Clyde Davis, Mary Lou Tubb, Moses IPIQIGNCIYI HORN Dodson, Vern Leu Pepper, Mari:-illen Lee, Toppy BARITONE Svott, Merlin Ai-instrongg, .Iinnniv G-n1'd1i01'. Glenn Crowder. All-x Henry, Felton TROMISOXH Hninpton. lmn Pinr, llzlrslizill Goff, JL-rry Langley. Bill King, Hohliy BASS ,Xyi-ovk, -luvk Mortuii, liilly 'I'iim'k1-r, A. ll. Williainis, Zi-lv ISASHOON I'lb1'l'li', liitsy libs-i'lo, liuliy Clziiri- DRUM I3:11'Llw4-ll, Ltilzind Conley. l4'i':inces Gubr, ,ldcllo Sniitli, Dorothy Ri-vvcs, Mary Elizabetl Smith, Joe JSE LL Dennis, Betty Joy TXVIRLER Billings, Valree TI-IE MUSTANG BAND Sponsor ,,,- , ,,,, Mr. R. J. Patterson President ,,,,,,,g ,YY,,.e, B ill Williams Vice-President ,-., ,,,,,. J oe Smith Secretary ,,.,,, ,i,, D on Hampton Drum Major... -cl ,,,, Buddy Buck Activities Participation in football gamesg Concerts for County Teachers, Oilbelt District Teachers' Meeting, Local and District P. T. A., Christmas parades in Sweetwater and Roscoe, Pep ralliesg Band clinic held in connection with Oilbelt District in which 170 band members participated, Regional and National Contest. Honors Regional Contest-lst Division in Concert Playing in Abilene, Texas, April 24, 25, 26. lst Division in Sight Reading. lst Division in Marching. National Contest in Waco, Texas, May 8, 9, 1941. 1st Division in Sight Reading. 1st Division in Musical Test. 2nd Division in Concert Playing. Trips All football games, Regional Contest in Abilene, National Contest in Waco, Christ- mas parade in Roscoe, Rodeo in Colorado City. Purpose To cultivate in the student an appreciation of the better music and to offer him a worthy use of his leisure time. I , 4 . it .A 11 ,i 7, . 'f f 1 J 0 1066! fha 0-ll . . . J -.f Viewing through the piano. Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy. Ruby Claire and Buddy are out in from Before the curtain riSes. In the mood. I-IIGI-I SCHOOL ORCHESTRA Sponsor O.,....O,,..OO,,,.OO.,...OO.OO.O., .,O.O ,...OO,O , .O,-.O, M 1 -. R. J. Patterson President ,,......,..,,,O,......O,,...O,.,-..O.,,,...,,,,..-O,,,,,...O Buddy Buck Vice-President ,,,.,O,,,,,OO,,,,....,,,Y,O,,,...O,.OO,.,,., ,,.,..OO,,,,, D on Winn Secretary-Treasurer ,,.,..,..O,,Y.,,..O,,,,,........,.,..,,O,...... Martha Morton Activities Luncheon Music for District Lions Meetingg Oilbelt Administrators' Luncheong Entertainment for P. T. A. programsg Yucca Gloriosa Queen Coronationg Radio Broadcast on school program. Purpose Musical Members Student entertainment. Conductor, s,,.,,,s,,,,-,, Vocalist .,.,,.,..,,,,,.,,,,-,....,,,,..,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,sY PIANO SAXOPHONES Mzlrtliu Morton Ummm umm , , .lf-ne Stezlklvy HOLDS L. M. l'lulnb:u'sl Bill YVillizuus Alice Mor,Qgun Clayton 'l'1'nvlzlml Betty Swain! EM4 Zmzm UOKNETS Raymond l L'l'LYIlSHll Curl Barrdwvll Sporlun Malone BASS Billy Morton -,i,,,-Buddy Buck ,Ruby Claire Eberle TROMBONES Don llzunplrm Billy Langley DRUM Rif-lxzlrd vlvlltllllllliilll Reading left to right: Zeb Williams, Bill Langley, Jack Aycock, Bill Morton Ralph Smith, A. D. Tucker. Qaawlnofnlfzecaaauabcfzeea... shoe. Fairest of the fair, our leaders-Fairy Bettye, Janelle. Lovalole-Mrs. Phil Sparkman, Sponsor. Practicing for next year, Joyce and Doris I f x, .. f sr. l ,f V' X f A f , f l Yeh, team, fight! Hail, Alma Mater! fl li X Dora's not so dumb . . . look at the horse- TI-IE PEP QUAD Sponsor ..,.,,g,,,, sselvlrs. Phil Sparkman Head Yell Leader, ,s ,i .,,, Bettye Brown Assistant Yell Leader ,,,, ,,,, J anelle Warren Assistant Yell Leader, K , ,,,,Fairy Breeding Purpose To lend enthusiasm during football and basketball games. Activities The entire student body comprised the 1941-42 Pep Squad, assembling at each game near the band to yell for the Mustangsg the organization had charge of con- cessions on specials and entered all parades preceding games. 'Z paecfa alfalfa gdfzcanol, Senna? . . . i The results of a West Texas wind. Just Uplay-acting, Where did that donkey go? Behind the footlights ffl Must be interesting! Taking the President in hand. La Herradura. , 1213 fry Car1's up a tree. Merry Christmas! IH v LA I-IER Sponsor ....,..., RADURA President ,.,.. ., ,,,s,,,..gg,,,.,., , -Mrs. F. D. Coalson --su,-,-,----,,,--,,.,-,,-,,-,,,-,,,--Faye Diltz Vice-President .,g,,..,,,...g,,v.. -. ,,,..,,...s,,..,,,.,,,,,g,.s,, John McLaughlin becretary .s,, ,,,,,,, , , .,,,,...s,,,,,,,,,,.g,,,.,,,.s,,.g ,,,.g, Vera Lee Dodson Treasurer-.s,,.... .,,,,..,,,,...o,.,.,o,..,,. -. ,..,,,.,o,,,,..,,,..o,.. Carl Bardwell Reporter o,,,,, -. ,,,,,,,,,...,,,.o.,,..,,,..,.,,..,., ,.. ,,.,,..,,...,, Dawn Hawley Activities Initiation Party-home of Faye Diltzg Christmas Party-home of Mrs. Coalsong Play in Assembly-'fEl viaje de Colonng Play in Assembly-HAmigos Por Siempreug April Fool Party-El dia de los Insocentes-horne of Margaret Stephens and Frank White. Purpose Para fomentar un mejor entendimiento entre los Estados Unidos y las republicas ole habla espanola. Code Saber es Poder. Trips Treasure Hunt at Lake Sweetwaterg Sweetwater Members Aycoc-k. Jan-lc lizlrclwvll, Carl Hom-y, Mziretti- Boyd, Bobby f'uopei', James Cu J xeclfw Yoshi - All 5- Ililtz, Faye Ilorlson, Vern Inw- lJnm'an, Jinnny Flamigali, Marion Hawley, Dawn llubbard, L. M. Hutchins, Patsy Ionvs, Cha1'len4- BI:-Laughlin, .lohn Muheod, Ainn- th e Annual Spring Mizell, Ahnetu Nicholson, Clyde Pende1'gruSs, Lewis Respess, Gmdzmim- Rodiiguez, lilonic-u Rogge, Luis Skillern, Glmizl Stephens, M:ll'g:u's'I Barbecue at Lake Stevenson, Alla-in Stevenson, Minnie Stevenson. Rosi- Strzxcener. Esta NYhitv, Frank XVifilPI'SUllUll. Many '7fze plow ffm! wad Raman ancf Qaeek . . . I I . gf , A Our slaves being inducted. -,J Someone's out of line-that's supposed to be a V. Browsini dent like that. If you study enough, you'll learn. Mastermind. Who could Dorothy be writing? Thinking? or is it rnurnblepeg? Mrs. Head What a counsel-treating the Vice-Presi- JUNIGR CLASSICAL LEAGUE Sponsor LvL-.L.L . .L..L.LLL.L...L.,,.L.....LLLL.,. .- LLL,.,.LLL...L Mrs. Bolton Head P1'95id9Ut---- ---- H ------fv---L----.,,,,,,-.L.,.,,..L.,,,. .,,,.,,, Martha Morton Vice-President. ,,,L,., .- L,L,,,,.,,.,L,,,,,,L,L LW, ,L,, L.- . V 7 L,,w ,John McLaughlin SGC1'G'CHTY L--f---f-----L-.LY--L-f..Y,,,,Y-.. -. .,,LY.Y.,Lv.L,,L,..,,, Fairy Breeding Treasurerr.. LLLL .. LL...L,,LL,... .. .L..LL,,L,.,, . L,L..,,LL..LL,,LL.,,L Virginia Rogers Reporterwee .LLLL.LL-.L e L--.LL.LLLLL.-LL.LLLLLL..LLLLL.LLLLL. LL,LLL A lice Morgan Activities Weiner roast in October, Slave auction, Induction of slaves, Christmas program, Valentine program, Ides of March program, Self-evaluation test under national supervision, and Hosts to State Latin Tournament, observation of Latin Week. Honors Second place, Second year division, Raymond Ferguson, second place, First year division, Jimmie Alldreclgeg cum laude, Patsy Duffy, cum laude First year team. Purpose To hand on the torch of classical civilization in the modern World. Trips Delegation to Austin, June, attended State Convention of Junior Classical League, John McLaughlin, Bettye Brown, Ann Tipton. Members Alltlri-tlgv. .Tinnnie Ferguson. Rayniund Balxaxr. Jack Garrett, Jayne Bettis, litta Lou Greer, Adelle Breeding, Faiiy Brown, Bettye Davis. Blilly Iamu Duffy, Patsy Ilyar, .loan l'llw1'l1', Ruby I'Ibcl'li-, Maria Haggard, Mary Jan lleclrick, Johnny Howell, Virginia Johnson, NVihna Jones. livrnadiiu' Jones. ctllilflt-'Ill' Kelly, Margarwft Greathonse. Brownie ':' lialiglt-y, Billy llathani, Lora Leepcr, Tuwner Lehde. Ruby Heliaughlin, John Moore, -lane Morgan. Alicv Morton, Blillfllil Paxton. Tom Peikins, lloiotliy Rogers, Virginia Swain. Arthur Tarver, Cecil Tipton, Ann Tucker, A. D. VVcbste'r, Patsy XVhitakcr. Earlini- White, Frank lVhittington, Harold Whitten, Iii-tty Young. Billy Manit- 9 2 efuuiefq maize ffzan ca doom! moan Prexy and sponsor. Looks bad. Three pretty girls. Leaning on the old top rail. Y Q! Thirsty? They look amused. xlllr. . K' a 1 Mrs. Roberts counseling. Hey! Leave some for us! Hello yourself. an I I O Code Gracious in manner Impartial in judgment Ready to serve Loyal to friends Reaching toward the best Earnest in purpose Seeing the beautiful Eager for knowledge Reverent to God Victorious over self Ever dependable Sincere at all times Members .Xppll-wllito, Louis lillSllillll, Gwendolyn lifuicum. Sziruli lilyllni. Venus liiverliiig, Fairy Brown, llettyc Ebcrlu, Ruby liclwniwls. Yvuuuc Elliotl, Uclessu Guiwult, Jayne Gecr, Adelle Gerou, .Tram Lewis, Dorn lim- Loving, Hazel BlL'Bl2lll2lU' .lmlqlic Mizell, Alinolzi Moore, Janu- lluurv, Leltu Bi'owning'. NX'ilrl:1 f':u'ler, Tln-liuzi CUIIIUY, liouisv Cuppmlgo. Yvsln l,1'fiillNll. Maury lil-un, Tonunic llvnuis, Bcity .lo Ililtz, Faiyv Ihmlson, Vern Lee Uillianu. llomtliy Glass. Billie Sue Gl'0iltl1OllSL', Brownin- liroiunls, Phyllis lluggzlrd, Hairy Juni- l'l:11'l'is, .Xunie Lon ll:u't, Sliirlry lluwloy, ITZIXVH lluylcy, Miiivlu-loin: llornv, llurl Jenn llugins, liurotliy Ilutlizun. l1O1'El l1Pl1K.ll', Ruby Blue Alorgrun, Alive llortvni. Klilllllil Nuns, XViluu Nunn, lieltyr Owen, l52l1'lJ211'2l Poe, Sui- l 1-pp4'l', llli1!'lI'll1'll Perkins, Dm'otl1y Porter, Hilflri-rl Proffitt, Cliffu l2ll'llill'llS01l, Sun- R4-sln-ss. Gi'zul:uualu Roclgm-1's. Nell llosr liogl-rs, Yiruginizx Qunst, Erin-sline Suiml. Nzijlu, Svuit. Betty lmu Skillvrii. Ulnrial Suiitlu. llurutliy Slvvlv, Adu Iii-llo Sli':ic'v11ei', Hsin Tinunrms. Maxriaiuue Towns, Yirginiu l'lluni, Mary llu Walker, Wauulai Joys-e Wzltson, llnlrby XV4-lpster. Fnyc xY4'lJSI9l'. Patsy NYl1itnk0l', liairline NYl1itfield, Anita Xl'itl1e1'sp0o11, lilairy Young, Billy Mario TI-IE GIRL RESE Sponsors g,.,, - g,.. gs,, , President -,.g,,g,.,,,, lst Vice-President .,.,, 2nd Vice-Presidentnee 3rd Vice-President ,... 4th Vice-President .,..W. Recording Secretary ,,.s, Corresponding Secretary- Treasurerss -s,,.-,,-,--,,, Reporters , ,W , Activities Box Supperg Collecting Books for U. S. O.g Collecting Stamps Girl Reserve Banquet. Honors R V E S fMiss Marie Haney lMrs. Ben Roberts -,,,-,,Martha Morton ,,,Dora Lee Lewis ---Wilda Browning ,,,Mariellen Pepper --sVirginia Rogers ,,.,Bettye Brown ,,-,,,,Jane Moore -e-,Sarah Baucum s,-eAlice Morgan for dyesg Initiationg Virginia Rogers and Sarah Baucurn elected president and secretary, respectively, of the Northwest Older Girl's Conference. Purpose To find and give the best. Slogan . To face life squarely. X '-I ., Trips Ab . 1 f Older Girls' Conference at Plainview, E79 28, 29, l945f If!!! W ' ' 1 or 5 if , . 1 , r I 5 I x lf, 4, .feaaning la e Junior Girls Senior Boys Honors Sponsor ,,,r, Senior Girlsw, aufzfielau . . . Eealazmefm ,,,,Miss Marie Haney ,,,,Dawn Hawley Margaret Hogue Jeraldene Carlton ,. ,. ,W Fairy Breeding Wanda Joyce Walker Ada Belle Steele Billie Sue Glass Bobby Watson Louise Wagnon ,,,,Zeb Williams Waiford English Charles E. Martin Dawn Hawley placed first in the In- terscholastic League in the Senior Girls' Divisiong Zeb Williams qualified in second place for Senior Boys. 5 First Place Declaimer, Dawn Hawley. Senior Declaimers. Royalty from Arkansasn in person. The Debators Pose. Final scene-the church. Jack takes a beating in the Junior Play. SPEECH ACTIVITIES lmmnjzc GLM Spongor -YY-g-Y ---- M TS. Dean Veal President YZYEYY, ,,,,,,, , Nisson Pearl Vice-President cs., ,,,.E, Margaret Klingler Secretary-Treasurer, ---,E,, Dawn Hawley Actlvities Red Cross Playg Tournament Play, tilacob Comes Home. Honors HI wish to thank the Sweetwater High School Dramatic Club for its unselfish and patriotic deed in recent play to the American Red Cross War Relief Fund!!-Dr. Albert Brann, Nolan County Chapter A. R. C. First place district winnersg Frank White, Doyce Elliott, Bettye Brown selected as three of the six best actors in the district. 5' Zeiafma Sponsor e,,,..,, ,,.. M r. Giles Bradford Girls' Debate Team s,.. an Juanita Scott Marette Boney Girls' Second Team s,,.. Ruby Malaphette Ruth Pearl Boys' Debate Team- ss,,..s,. Glenn Ivy Nisson Pearl Alternate ,,.. ea.. . Raymond Ferguson Trips At San Angelo the Boys' Debate team won the tournament and the Girls' Team placed secondg also a trip to Abilene was made. Honors In the Interscholastic League the Boys' Team and the Girls' Team placed second. I KN I I The cast for the contest one-act play, reading left to right: Doyce Elliott, Mary Ila Ullom, Frank White, Shirley Hart, and Bettye Brown. 0 ua Cock-a-doodle-doo! 45 Letls take a ride. The President and his prize. They look fine. I'll bet he's yelling 'Kunclef' Just dehorning. Careful, it might start Q m Don't look at us that way. I'm an old covvhand. Ready for judging. HI FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Sponsor ..E.....,,E,,,, .. ...E.,,,.,.....EEE,,,E.... - ,,,w,..... Mr. M. B. Templeton President e.,.,,.,ee,, ,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,.,, ,.,,.,,E,,,,,-..-,.,,,,,...E J e ff Anderson Vice-President ,,,,,,,..,,.s,,,,,,,. .. ,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,.., ., ,,,,..,,,, Nat Penton Secretary ..,.E,.,,.,..,..,,,,-.,..n..n,,,,, - .,...A,.,,,,.,..,,,,. .James Hendrix Treasurer ,.,,.r.,rr,,,,.,...,r,,,,,,,...r.,,,,,r....,. ,rn ,,.,.,r,..r, Jack Barry Reporter ,.,-..,r,,-,...,.r,,,,,,..-r,r,,,,,,rrr..,,r,,,,,,r..,,..,,,,,. Jesse Lee Sweetheart ,...,,,,,,...,,,,,,-,,,.,,,,,,,,,.,,r,,,,,,. .., r,,,,.,., Charlene Boyett Activities District Meetingg F. F. A. Chapter Conducting Contestg Father and Son Banquet, Skating party, Two picnicsg Summer encarnpmentg Livestock showg Selection of F. F. A. Sweetheart. Honors Many winners in various Livestock Shows. Purpose To develop agricultural leadership, cooperation, and citizenship. Trips Colorado District meetings, Roscoe for chapter conductingg West Texas Fair at Abilene, Dallas. Members Anderson, .Is-fl' Anderson, Tom Barry, .'l:n'k Blake, L. l'l. Boykin, Glenn Correll, -Tan-kin Davis, Franklin Drake. ,Tzu-k Dum-nn, Jimmy Evans, NVa1yl:lncl l4'l'l'l'llli1ll, 0. li. Glenn, Joseph Graves, 1'l01'lllilll Gin-slvr, Hnrolfl Gnelkur, J. H. Gnulkcr, Jul-k Hayes, Clalrmn-c Hand. li. F. Ffl'2ll0I'. 'Phnrston llr-ml1'ix, .launvs Huddleston. Bobby Jones, Robert Knapp. Billy Lee, Jesse Lewis, J. B. Mayfield. Jimmy Ms-l'Il1n11rx'ny, Clovis Mt-Elxi1ui'1'z1y, Marklin Bloiltguiiiwy, Clemen Puts-, J1-ne Penton, Nat Scott, Gerald Scott, Robert Shook, Clzwencn Staiser, Bonnie liny Turn er, Virgil Yoakum, Leroy Yoakum, M ark 'Wzilkeiy Jack VVnlkel', Rox feafumqia adffdomg... Stacking the fruit. Buy a can of paint. Must be taking inventory. Look at the grease monkey. Taking the situation apart This must be What's the matter. Learning the trade. Give her the gas. DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATION Coordinator ,,,,,o.,,,,,,,o,,,.-,,,-, , o,,K,,,v,,,o,.o,Y,,.,,,.... Mr. E. A. Parker Apprentice Coordinator ,,,.,,..,v,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,. ,,,,,,,-,, Mr. Alex Edwards President ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.. .. ,,,,,,,..,.,.,,,, Harold Corbin Vice-President ,,,,,,.,.,e,...,e,,,...e..e.ee.,,,..,.,.,,,,........e, Earl Hartman Secretary ,,,,-e,.,, . ,,,,,,,,,,,,., - e,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,e,,,, . ,,,,,,,.A,Y,Y Gene Ivy Reporter.. .,,.,..,, - ,a,.a..,.......,,.,,,,,..,,.a,,,,,,,,,,,,,,...,. Forest Snyder Activities Banquetg Assembly Program. Honors First in State to complete the organization of the year's program. Purpose To prepare high school students to take their rightful places in the economic life of our community. Trips Big Spring Diversified Occupation Banquet, Abilene Diversified Occupation Ban quet. Members Brand. Milton Brown, Lingo Cliaffin, John l, Clark. Mzirgzi 1111 7 Cl:-ndennen, l ctr- Combs, I. E. Corbin, Hzirulcl lhirnell, John lim-Slmzo, Bs-i nh- Dillon. Gilt'cn'cl Finley, Billy Fitzgerald, Rziynnniil Flinn, Artlnn' Frencl1, VVilhu Green, Berry l'lai'r111a11, Earl Healer, Numni llullis, Ralph !. Ivy, Guin- Jolmson, lim-n Lockliairt, J. V. Mondy, Marvin N4-vie, E. J. Patton, Jznnvs Polk, H. .Ii Polk. T. Kyli- Rasor, Jiunnii- Recd, Harold Riddle, Enrico Dean Shelfer. llorin Smith, -loc, Jr. Snyder, Fm-est Storey, Leslie Tlioinpson, Vick wpaamw al i A lop-sided group. Officers in counsel. Tall, short, and handsome Initiation by Jimmie and Jack. lil SWEETWATER I-ll-Y CLUB Sponsor ..w.......,.......!H. s5 . g g - ,.H,...., g... Mr. C. A. Whittle President ,,.g.,,,,-H,,,,,,,,,,,,,g,,,,,,,,,,,,Y,,.,..,...,-.g,.,...,,gA Glenn Ivy Vice-President ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , , , WW, ,YY, , ,,,,,,Y,,,,,,,,,Y Don Hampton Secretary ,,...,...g.....,,..,...H..g,..,,g,g..,H,,,,,,,,,g,,,,,,,,,, A. D. Tucker Sergeant-at-Arms ,,....,,.-...,,, A. .,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Ed Mays Activities ' Regular meetings at 7:30 every Thursday nightg Sunrise Breakfastg party at Jimmie Armstrong'sg Hay ride. Honors Member of the state and national Hi-Y organizations. Purpose To create, maintain, and extend, throughout the school standards of Christian character. Members A1'1HSt1'Dllg, Jimmie Baller, Jack Burk, Buddy Dunuaui, ,Tiinniy l+II1'od, David F1'H13llltlll, O. B. Gzlldner, Glenn Gill, A. B. Ivy, Glenn Hampton, Don Kiker, George Langley, Billy lievpvr, 'l'uw11m-1' Nuys. lid Nic-liolson, Clyde Paxton, Tom Pior, iliilltillilll iillfill, J. NV. Sc-ott, Merlin SNYElllll, -lzuck Til1'YL31', Cvril and community, higher Tucker, A. D. Turner, Virgil Nlfliittiiigtoxi, Harold Williams, Bill NVinn, Donald NViutei's, Lynwood If Q Ag get f-1.19. iff... gr V Afm' A A ,,.,, i.. ,. 'tum-:QRV ri.-www l Q -Wfkfv-.1 ' -1, Y' IJ WX. X Mi gf' -.451 1.59 ,gf-if Q. . is sf, M .K , K4 npaeifqghldfikeamdocfq... qi . A ,,,. MVS . .-.MT And they sing, too. Hello down there. J' The counsel, can you imagine Going for a ride. Posing? The bicycle brigade. Wait for me. The sun got in her eyes. H4 6 I RLS' CHORUS Sponsor ...,,,,,g,,,,..,........ , g,g,..... gggw g . ,.,.. Miss Marie Hill P1 esident ,.,,...,,.,...g,.,,,g,,-,,---A-,-M,,--g,,------,--K----Y-k Fairy Breeding V106-P1'eS1d9I1t .,,,,,,,,,,,,,----g,-,,,,,,,,Y,,----,YYYYYYYYYYYYi-,i Mary Bardwell S6C1'9t31'y -.w.gY-gY H YYYYY,YYY,.....,Y..,..s,.s,,.,,,,,....,,,,....... Hazel Loving Treasu1'e1L..--r .,, H g,,,.,,...,......g. ,, .. .. ,..... Yvonne Edwards RGDOITGI'--. igYYYYY,Y,.Y,..W,......,,,,,,,,Y,Y,,,.,. -, .,,,,, , ,,,,, Gradamae Respess Activities Christmas Cantatag Texas Music Educators' Choral Competition. Honors Rating I in Regional Choral Competitions in April, 19415 Honor Chorus with Rating II in National Choral Competitions in May, 1941. Purpose Trlps To develop better ensemble singing and. Widen musical knowledge and apprec- iation. National Contests in Wacog Choral Clinic in Abilene in Novemberg Regional Con- test in Abilene, April 25. Members Bnrclwell, M airy Bashinn, Gwvmlulyn Benson, Xvflllliil Berkley, Billie Iioyett. Mary lion B1'r-eding, Fairy Crm-ss, Virginia Daniels, Myrlinu Eberle, Ruby Clarin- Edwards, Yvonne Feagun, Giwalmliiu- Haggard, Mary .ln nu Hayley, Mitvllolmm Lord. Pzxulino Loving, Hazel Mizcil, Ahnetn Nixon, Joann Respess, Grudzn Rhoton, Lin-illu Sealy, Jenn IIZIC Stevenson, Rosr Stevenson, Minnie Stewart, Connie XValker, VVundz1 Joyce XVhite, Christine Young ladies. Pull hard. Must be stuck. Sing, cz dang. afdlkupence . . . High on a Windy hill. Surely are dressed up Just a simple melody. Well, hello. Hold that pose! Sponsorsn-, ,sf,,,,,Hg,.g-.,gg,s,g,.,g,g,,,g- ,--AgY--gYsY,Y- - W--, Pi esident -,5,,,,,,, H ,,,--gg-,g,,g,,,,,,,, K Vice-President ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.gg,,Y,,,, 1 Secretary ,.,.,,,,,,YY,Y,,,-,--- g--Y,,, , 4 W Miss Marie Hill Bill Williams --,,s,Doyce Elliott Mary Jane Haggard Treasurer-,,-,, ,,,,, WW, ,W ,-,, C ,,,,,,f,YY,,,,,,-- ,YYYYYYYY , Wiv- Reporter ,..,-.,YYY, Librarians .i.. Activities W. i,,,, ,Rose Stevenson, Almeta Mizell Contributions to Yucca Gloriosa Coronationg P. T. A. programs, Oilbelt Teachers Conventiong Christmas Cantatag Texas Music Educators' Choral Competition, Radio program. Purpose: To develop better part singing and give students an opportunity to acquire bettei musical tastes. Trips Members .Xpplewliitcg Anna Louise Edwards, Yvnnnv Elliott, lloym- Fcagan, GK'l'2lllllll4' Aiinstimig, ,iiinniiv liaiwlwell, Mary liusliaui, Gwumlolyn lionson, Xvfllillil Iii-rklcy, Billie Honey, 3lfl1'L'iI4' l'lii'forcl, Pauline Cross. Virginian llnnivls, Leonalril Imnim-ls, Ruby Myr l'IlJu1'lv, Ruby i'l:1ir4- Gwinn, .loan Giesler, llsiruld I1flgg'H1'd, Mary -lam Hayley, lllitcln-ln-im fllfferty, liPIl!1l'ill Lullde, Ruby lilac lmrd, Pauline Loving, llazel Mizi-ll, ixllllillil Attended Choral Clinic in Abilene, Regional Choral Contests in Abilene, Apiil 25 llulianglllni. John Nunn, lim-llyv Powell, Judy Resposs, Grznlzuiizn- r Rodgers, lm-ll Rost- Rhotun, Lucillv Roxvlette, Botti' .In Sealy, Jean Sims, Hubert Sims, Ted Smith, SillllllL'l Smith, Sf'l'l'Vl'lI Stewart, Connie Sts-plivns, xlilllfilll Stevenson, Minnie Stevenson, Rosi- Ullom, Mary lla X'2'iIldCl'VO0l'l, liarl YValker, XYziml:i .lc 4 XVl1ite, Christine VVl1ite, Frank NVilliains, Hill John McLaughlin ,,,Yvonne Edwards .L'aakmgZ'aZ'f1.e49zfaZuae'4... Industrious sponsor, Miss Smyers. It looks inviting Officers in a moment of relaxation. We check the pantry Talking things over. 'LKnittinl for Britain. Tl-IE SYBIL THOMAS CLUB 510011-SOI' ----f--g--.g-.f.-AY..-.,.,.Y. gg-.,-,...,g,.,g,g.,,,,, M iss Camille Smyers Pfesideflf -f-.YYfgs-,..Yg,..,-,..gYY, g,,,.,,,,.,,..,.g,g,g,,,-..,,,, F airy Breeding VlCE-P1'6Sld6I1t .,.,,.,.,,,,,,,.-,,-g,-,,,-gHY,--Mri-- YYY-YYYY---Yw M griellen Pepper Secretary-Treasurer -iY,,- ,, ,Y,g,,,- ,HWY A -,,,,-,,,-g,,w,5,Yf,--sffv- Wilda B1-Owning RSDONSI'--Y-4-H ,.i,YY. . Y.,,..-YY,..iiYY..,,,. ,, .i,,,.,,,.i,,,,...., Valree Billings Social Chiii1'IT18U ,,,,..,,,.,,i,.,,,,,.,,,,,..i,, , ,,,,,, ,, Y,,,,,,,, Margaret Klingler Year Book Chairman ,,,,,,,,,,,,-n , n,,,,n,Y,-nM,-- ,Y ,,YY--Y,,Yv-gn, Thelma Carter Activities Picnic. Purpose To develop the social life of future homeworkers. Motto Our dreams of today are realizations of tomorrow. Members Allen. Xlonvll liilliznn, llorolliy Minis, Xvllllil Swailn, BL-tty Ann Applewliitv, liunisi- Glass, Billy Sin- Nelson, Lois 'llll1'llIl011S, Mariannfg llzuivnin, Szlrzili Grounds, Phyllis Nixon, Joann Towns, Virginia Benson. Xxvilllflil llzlyley, Mitvlielcnzi Owen, Bai'lm:l1'zi Ulloin, Mary Ilan liilliliggs, XYIIIVUH llarf, Shirley Pepper, Mai-ivllen l'ssei'y, Opal lirl-vclilig, Fziiry llorne, Mnrl Jenn Rogers, Lloyzlenn- NVagn0n, Louise Bx'oxx'ning. XVilrla Hudgins, Dorotliy Sc-ott, Betty lion lV0bSt01', Faye C2ll'iK'l', 'l'l1elin:x lil-lly, Mzirgzwet Sz-ally, Jean NVebstcr, Patsy F11-ss. Virginia Kinsey, -lolinyv Shook, Milclred NValke-r, Joyve D4-nnis, lhftty Joy Klingler, Ml2ll'LL'2l1't'l Siniili. llorutliy XVl1lfillil'l', 'I'fmtsil' Elliott, Ullesszn Lallunn, lmru Stvvlv, Alla livllo Zen pmaenz'az4 me Mae . . . Must be funny. Research. Induction. 1 ' If Ji jintelligent Juniors. I , S .3 1 x i ,ll Sitting down on the job? Turning it over to our new secretary. Attention! Dignified. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Sponsor ..,,,,,,.,,O,,-,g,,O,-..OO, , ,-,.,,,-,.,,M,,,..O,,,W- Mr. Alex H. Edwards President ,--s,O,.,,,.d,.,.,,.,,s,...,,,,,,.,.,,,,,...s,,,,,.d.d,.,. Adolph Eberle Vice-President ,,o,o,,..,,,,,o..,,,,-o,o,,,,,,.,s,,,.v ,A ,s,,,,,,.,,,,.o Nisson Pearl Secretary ....,,, ,, s,-.,-,..,.s,, . ,.s.,,,,,.s,..,,,,.,..,,,.....O Margaret Klingler Activities 'Initiation ceremony held in assemblyg Sponsoring flag raising ceremony daily. Purpose to promote worthy leadership, and to pupils in Newman High School. Members lialzer, .lark Burdwell, Mary Boney, Maulvtto Brown, Bcttyr- B1'ovvning', XVild:l Carter, 'l'h1-Ima Dodson. Ve-rax lim lbiltz, Faye Iilwrle. Adolph Ferguson, Raynxond l4'itzg'e1'ald, Raymond Flaumgan, Marion Ga-ur, Adelle llzirt, Shirley llarris, Annie Luv llzlwley, Bernie lvy, Glenn Klinglor. lNIu1'gzu'r-t To create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, encourage the development of character in ML-Lalughlin. John Mulphette, Ruby Mem Martin, Charles IC. Mizvll, Almeta Moore, Jane Morton, Martha Ann Mullins, Billy Pearl, Nisson Pearl, Ruth Rcspr-ss. Gradzunuv Sr-ott, Juanita Skillern, Gloria Stevenson, Rose Swain, Arthur -NV2lg'll0ll, Louise lV?l1'1'C1l, Janelle XVhitv, Frank lVhittington, I-larolfl f f jf? X X - ff ff f , ,. ,, 2 d,z,4,, .,', , K' X gg ,l 7 f-ff ,VJLJ lm! f ', V 17 X ' 'fl I -7 ff' ' 5' f X cf - 45 .f'1 L f flzff f 4'-'QA L,.,f'f .A M ff' .94-f K f f -fbi-fo V My dl f ,,L,..6 f' rf Q ' . 'yfff I , ,I ' ! V! 'fd A lffivq f . f ,ff A V It Jg,!,kJ.y:4 ,J ' - ' -X 4 Q ff ffhif 2' f QQ' :IJJ f f' 77 yy-.f,,'4jff-4. . - bf X ,f if VL! 111,445 441 4475, , V x 1 J ' f ,, u f ,f 4,4 W W' J' f ,ff f !!y..fQ. ,M fx 1 If his J! Q 4' I ', X Y X- X --4 X I 1 LJ JJ XLQJI W fi jf I X! ,590 if Lf ffm J 'J l Z' ff f sf - !6!yI fy ., 4 I7 f f X! X Y ff ?C h Y JV' 1 ,f' --7 5 1 l V - -Q f 0, X I 1 L04 Q! ,X Lxvy ' f 1' t ,' ,f'-, -4 I l ef-ff M74 ' f 9414 !0.2-adv? . 1 vf'5 ! CL -1 - 'f'V , I t f M! fmfm 1 L r L Sfzcwb ' ' Mm! 1, .. 7 ,f,r.,f-mr ,x.ii,.,., ,.m,,, -Hifi Lv:if:f:aifleff..Qif.iL25:fgf :sg 1-gy I .. J .rw f,:Qs:.r:W.fq:i,-sf Coach Jack Roten finished his xmy, 4:hg L N V fourth season as assistant coach p iii tiii 1 isi' ,'f' j ' ,'V1 this year. He was a great help in glfffif ZVV , 'jfff1-ff. lal ff-3' perfecting the team's defense, by lii 'f P- -g running plays from the opposing it f X ' L team's formation with the B squad, and by scouting opposing VLV irir ,VLV g A A i R t6El1'I1S. vv., ,, NEKII 1 A Q '-fs V is it 1. This was Coach Laurance Priddy's , fifth year as head coach of New- man High. During this time he has set quite a record, his teams winning second place in the district in 1937, first in the western half of the Oil Belt District in 1938, the bi-district title in 1939, fourth place in the district of 1940, and the district title in 1941. Coach Adrian Clark, assistant coach, has developed several out- standing backfielders in his five years of coaching in Newman High. He can always be depend- ed upon to produce a snappy backfield, full of pep and spirit, that will put up a good fight against the best of them. Season's Results We They Mineral Wells 11- 11-33 O Brownwood ,,,. -1128 6 Graham ,,,, 1,129 6 Midland ,,.., 11-45 0 Colorado City c,,. -1143 0 Abilene ,,,,,, .,,, 1 1-45 6 Larnesa --- ,..-,,,,, 11-27 14 Odessa 11- ,,..... ,,-21 26 Big Spring 1, -,144 7 San Angelo -- --- 6 0 Ysleta ..,, We 7 14 TOTAL 1, ,.,, 328 79 402114-Une! SEASON'S REVIEW The Mustangs started the ball rolling in the early non-conference tilts by defeating Mineral VVells, Brownwood, and Graham. Gaining momentum, they took conference victories from Midland, Colorado City, Abilene, and Lamesa. Then on November 11, at the hands of the Odessa Broncs, they suffered the first defeat of the '41 season in which 13 Mustangs played their last game in the new bowl. Getting their stride, they swept down upon Big Spring and San Angelo, from whom they won the District Championship. Then came the El Paso game with the Ysleta Indians, who defeated them 14-7 in the last game of the season. The Mustangs played six of the eleven games in the Mustang Bowl, only one of which was lost. Twenty-one boys won their letters on the A squad and fifteen on the B squad. The fact that 10 per cent of the student body participated directly in the sport is proof of the popularity of football in Newman High. . V! 1 A li - Johnny Hedrick displays good form while blocking. BILLY WATERS completed a successful I jf season for the Mustangs this year. He was if Jfaliways ready to take any place in the backfield, playing any position Well. MARION FLANAGAN, fleet-footed left half, earned his third and last letter this year. Co-captain Stan received the Levy Trophy as the most valuable player. He also won the trophy given to the best defensive man and earned a position on the All-District Team. O. B. FREEMAN earned his first letter as a tackle this year. He won the trophy for the most tackles on kick-offs. His place will be hard to fill next fall. JACK FORGAY earned his first letter this year. King Kong was out of the line-up part of the season due to a knee injury he received at the beginning of the con- ference schedule. This powerful little guard will not return next year. Deacon Young swings around left end in the Odessa con- flict. SPARKY EBERLE, co-captain, has been the Mustang-regular center for the last 3 years. He made the A11-District Team and received the trophy for the most blocked kicks. He was a real asset to the team. EMMITT YOUNG completed his second and last season as a Mustang this year. Deacon', won the trophy for the most pass interceptions because he was always alert and on his toes. He was the hardest hitting back for his size on the team. RAYMOND FITZGERALD completed his first season as a Mustang end this year. He was a good pass receiver and he is expect- ed to catch many passes for touchdowns next fall. L. D. NUNN earned his first letter this year. He played both center and tackle, doing his best as a tackle. L. D. will re- main in school next fall, but he will be ineligible due to the age rule. MMM Marion Flanagan is showing his all-district form in the Armistice Day game. CHARLES RAY HWARTH WILKINSON lettered for his second and last time this year. He received the trophy for the best rushing of the passer. He was one of the best ends in the history of the school. JACK SWAIM, 150 pound center, lettered for his first time this year. In spite of his light weight, he made a fine center. Jack will be shifted to an end position next fall. JOHNNY HEDRICK, a two year letter- man, earned the trophy as the best blocker in the backfield. Johnny had his own style of blocking that was Very valuable to the Mustangs and sent the ball carrier away many times for long gains. He will be missed next fall. VIRGIL TURNER earned his first lettei this year. He was a powerhouse in the backfield and is noted for making long gains when the Ponies needed them most. He will return to his old position next fall. Mustang line. The Mustang-Bronco game drew the largest crowd of the season. Here Fitzgerald is shown after receiving a pass from Flanagan. HARLAN 'tRed Ryder ROWLETT, guard, received his first letter this year. Because he was one of the smallest boys on the squad, he received his share of hard knocks. ARTHUR SWAIN, one year letterman, was a powerhouse in the Mustang line. He really proved his ability on the gridiron this season and should develop into an All-District guard next year. Arthur re- ceived the trophy for having the highest scholastic average. ED MAYS, who made the All-District Team as a tackle this year, will return to a position in the backfield next fall. Being a two year letterman, Ed is expected to develop into truly a great back next season. BERNIE HAWLEY, winner of the trophy for the best blocker in the line, lettered for his second and last time this year. He was a great offensive guard, and a good defensive end. Members of the B Squad. aww R' .. 4 WINFRED KEMP, alternate tackle, letter- ed for his first time this year. He proved himself to be an adept blocker as the season progressed and should develop into valuable material for the Mustangs next year, ALBERT HRBACEK and TOWNER LEEP- ER, Mustang Managers, had to hustle to keep up with all equipment for the season. Towner was a great help to the coaches by taking statistics during every game, and Albert did his part in keeping up the team spirit. Coach Priddy instructs in skull practice. LEON SEALY, playing an alternate back- field position, lettered for his first time. He played his position well, displaying plenty of fight on every play. L. M. HUBBARD completed his first season as a Mustang tackle this year. He dis- played championship form and is expected to make all district material next fall. HOMER ROBERT MAY, alternating at guard and end positions, played his best game as an end against the Ysleta Indians. Homer was a hard hitter, always depend- able. A. B. GILL, who received his first letter as an end this year, will return to a center position next fall. Abner,', being one of the youngest boys on the squad, should de- velop into a great player in his remaining two years. S c o r e s A Squad l We flamlin ,,,,,, 18 Qolorado City,29 Vlidland ,,,,, 50 Ban Angelo U19 ,iamesa ,,,Y,, 12 lbilene ,,,,,- 31 Big Spring -1 6 Ddessa ...,,, 31 fiidland - ,,,, 20 Iolorado City,40 famesa ,.,,, . 24 ian Angelo , 29 Sig Spring A 21 ibilene .,,,,, 27 1 idessa ,,..,, 19 V B Squad We .olorado City, 44 .Iidland 1,,1, 20 hysical Ed. V Class .,,,,v 31 iidland A S118 olorado City,37 They 13 17 10 24 20 34 7 49 25 19 19 48 17 48 17 They 4 6 7 13 5 WzZAz'AeBASKETEERS. The Mustang Cagers got off to a good start by trimming Hamlin, Colorado City, and Midland. Hitting a losing streak, they lost the next six games to San Angelo, Lamesa, Abilene, Big Spring, Odessa, and Midland. Getting their second wind, they took victories from Colorado City and Lamesa, only to be defeated 29-48 by the San Angelo Bobcats. Then after nosing out Big Spring 21-17, they were defeated by Abilene, the District Champions. A victory from Odessa finished the season. This being the first year without the district tournament, the Ponies did well by winning seven of the fifteen games. Raymond Fitz- gerald was high-point man, scoring 102 points. Deacon Young was second with 87, and Stan Flanagan third with 78. The team pitched 100 out of 212 free pitch shots for an average of .471 per cent. This was also the first year that Newman High has had a basket- ball BU team, but they did quite well for themselves, winning all of the five games played with a total score of 150 to the opponents' 35. fm. First row, left to right: O. B. Freeman, L. E. Blake, David Elrod, Jack Owens, Buddy Hedrick, Thurston Healer, Virgil Turner. Second row: Glenn Ivy, Randle Brown, A. B. Gill, Emmitt Young, Raymond Fitzgerald, Marion Flanagan, and Coach Clark. aww Mawr . . GIRLS' TENNIS The girls on the tennis team Were kept busy this year, Working un- der Coaches Sparkman and Godfrey. Abilene defeated Virginia Rogers and Ruby Claire Eberle, Newman High's Senior Doubles team, 7-5, 16-14, in the quarter-finals of the dis- trict meet, and Went on to take the district event. These are both juniors, returning next year. Bitsy Eberle, the Senior Singles entry, was defeated by Aspermont, 6-2, 6-0, in the quarter finals of the district meet. Both entries in singles and doubles were defeated by the teams Winning the district championship. BOYS' TENNIS . .eaif,,07aaaa,zM.f Newman High boys won the right to attend the Regional Meet in Abilene by winning both singles and doubles events in the District Meet for the first time in many years. After Winning the singles division of the traditional San Angelo In- vitational Tournament, Glenn Ivy, representing Newman High in Senior Singles, defeated Abilene 8-6, 6-2, 6-1, in the district finals. The Senior Doubles team, composed of David Elrod and Toppy Lee, defeated Abilene 6-4, 6-1, 6-1, in the district finals. With David and Toppy both returning next fall, the chances of another champion- ship team are very favorable. emcfmfaackcfeaaieed. . 7 4 The Mustangs Won the District Track meet for the second time in as many years with a total of 37 points. Dugie Turner's record breaking run in the 200 yard low hurdles was the highlight of the meet. His time of 24.6 seconds was a great im- provement over the old time of 25 seconds. Dugie also Won first in the high hurdles, fourth in the discus, and fourth in the broad jump. Marion Flanagan was second high point man of the meet with 14 points. Stan Won first in the broad jump with a spectacular jump of 22 feet 815 inches, second in the shot put, second in 100 yard dash, and second in the 220 yard dash. The sprint relay team-composed of Jimmie Duncan, Ed Mays, Gerald Scott, and Harlan Rowlett-won third place, and the mile relay team-composed of Ed Mays, O. B. Freeman, Gerald Scott, and Jimmy Duncan-won third place. O. B. 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Aff' if Zin.-- '-'-S L If ' f' ' .l1Q 41- L-uf i G' N ' Y ,. .:.r'. 4 , ,,,,,.f, wa., 1' ' A 'I I ,',l. , ,s.a,A.. . I ff nf , . I,-'ff , f-' J? EMMITT YOUNG, :1 wal Mustang, BILLY SPILLERS, ax senior lurgoly rs-' has been 0llfSlillNllIlLfU1lllllllffbllfliilll, hzlslivt- sponsiblv for lhv filmllcial Sllf'I'l'SS of his lmll. amd ll'El4'li ls-mms. Hn- is also il xnclnlwl' Class tllrullgrlmmll hls high sm-lmul rluyf. lr 0'l1l'itllldlll ' lpwzxllm' of his 1Jk'lSUllilllly :xml of the HifY. l. : ,, attitude. MARTHA MORTON, llll1llllJP'l' of thn- hlgll School m'vl1l'stx'z1. lmml. Girl livsv1'x'vx. Lutiu Club, llllllllill stuff, :xml National lflmmr Society, is induvd 11 wrsutilo senior with personality and qualities of leach-1's11ip, BILLY WILLIAMS, il tzxlonfed ist, has 1'n-pri-M'nI1-fl Nm-wumn High 111 hnml, 4Dl'l'llK'hll'2l. :mrl Mixed Chorus. HL also on tho stuff of The XYUUCH Gloriosax l WHo's WHo...Wem,,,f NISSON PEARL, business nianagm' of thv Pony lflxprvss, IIEIIIIU-'l', and pnhlic- slwallcw, hax a hiuh M-linlastil' rating, The fav! that ln- has T,ll'0ll,iIlllllll hix high scluml f'il'I'l'1'l' liven plvsirlmil rn' his vlass is prnoi of his pvrsoiiality and loadcrsllip. ag?- MARETTE BONEY, a junior, is ont' :standing lrecallse of in-x's4n1ality. atliturlv. and Sl'll0lill'Nhlll. Shl- has bw-n avtive- in Thv hand. niixcd vlilnns, De-hate Club, and lialin Club. RAYMOND FERGUSONM. ,miignr A stnclent. alsn finds time fm' UXUZl'4'lll'I'll'lll7ll' am-iivilivs. llv is unlstanllinu in lhv liancl, orvlieslra, Latin Club, and IM-batv Club. MARY ILA ULLOM, a vivzlvimis woplm- niorc, not only attains a high sc-lnxlasiil' l'0C'01'd but also i1:11'tlvi1ia1s-s in dranialivs and lllllilvlll ar-tivitix-S, Shv is a nic-nilwl' of 1lie girls' chorus, the baud, and thv Latin Club. Wucrs WHo...mww,.,.f GLENN IVY, ax senior, luis won :ln on- viublv reg-rn'cl in tunnis, balslictlmzlll, :mud dw lnxte-. He has serv:-cl us eflitni' ul' tho Pony l'lXDl'0SS, presislcnt of lli-Y, :incl ll1UllllIt'l' of the National llonfn' Sm-ivty. FAIRY BREEDING, El junior with por- sunality plus. is prvsiclont of Sybil Tluunns Club, assistant yell-lczirlx-1'. llltlllllllfl' of tho clrznnntic 1-lub. girls' uliorus, und Latin Club. wiki MQ DAWN HAWLEY, lzxlcnlr-rl junior, has SPARKY EBERLE, 1,1-Qgiqlgm of won many honors for Nr-wnmn High in Nzvlionul llunor Sm-il-ty, pi-nvcs one fllmlallliltltlll. She is also :lctivw in thu have l'ln'ain and ln':1wn. This vo-vzlytzlill Spanirxli Ululi, dl'illll2lfll' l-lub, :ind Girl flu' BlY'llSl'!llIQ.f l rmtlmll tezuu in :1 tli Reserves. num in fouthull, 4 r , lf . WI-lo'S WHo...m.zm,,.f MARION FLANAGAN, fi-Q-Hpmin ur the Mustangs, has also 1m:l1'ti1'ipz1tl-rl in track :md llimklltllilll. Hr- was I9-ll ulziss f:xV01'itc- :md il im-inber of thc Nzltiouzxl Houur Society. i l l r if . ki Q MW' KLINGLER, p U 1111 l ai 1' senior, has won honors for her sc-liool be-- rause of hor dmlllzitic and musir-ul ability, who is a lllllllllltll' of the Girl Reserves, Brzunutic Club. baud, and Yucca Gloriosu stuff. VIRGIL TURNER, senior lialflmclc ou the Mustang football team and also uu :xc- iivv member of trzulk and baskvtball teams, will be bzu-lc next year to pairticipntc in school sports. BILLY VVATERS,wiuuvr in derlzuna- Hou, has pzrrtiuipatofl iu public speaking, draunatics, and zitlilvtics. XVith the poise, ability, :md pQ1'sm1zility which Billy posseses, lm should in thv future bring honors to his Alma Mater. How FAVORIT Quan Qfcmtma .Queen The Yucca Gloriosa Queen was elected in a contest between the three classes. The contest started on Monday, October 20, and lasted through Saturday, November 15. Before the contest started, each class elected a girl for queen candidate in the contest who was to receive a certain number of votes for each time someone from her class had his annual picture made or bought an annual. Anyone Who had his picture made the first Week of the contest automatically gave the candidate of his class 400 votes, the second week, 300 votesg third week, 200 votes, and the fourth Week, 100 votes. Each penny paid down on an annual counted one for the class candidate. No class funds were used in any way in this contest. Only money used in buying annuals or payment for pictures was counted for votes. Thelma Carter, who Won the contest, was crowned Yucca Queen on November 18. RE SELECTED QZQMQMWZM The senior, junior, and sophomore favorites were elected by popu- lar vote of the classes at a time when solicitation of votes was im- possible. There was no campaigning, and the students were given ballots to vote for their favorite boy and girl at a time known only to the annual staff. Wad What Members of the W'ho's Who were selected by the high school faculty on the basis of personality, attitude, scholarship, and leadership. Each teacher was asked to recommend three seniors, two juniors, and one sophomore for consideration in order that students from each activity represented in Newman High would have a chance to be considered. From these names they then selected sixteen outstanding boys and girls from the three classes. A larger per cent was selected from the senior class because they have had two previous years to prove their ability. Qeafimea What emotion does this register? Hels kind to dumb animals! Attention, the Alma Mater! What's the prize or bet? Sir Galahad and Fair Gawain. Knighthood is still in flower. I wonder what she could be expecting? Favorites in Newman High. Alertness at noon- A study for the chiropodist. Gene and Dorothy cheer up! Winner of the Mustache Cup. Four fair darnsels ready for a ride. What does the book imply? www A lesson in acroloatics. Ready for the bell or a ride? Leisure at noon- Vera Lee, be careful! A study in poise, by Winn. Despondent because of leaving for Washington? Heys prepared for the rubber shortage. A style review. IV The Queen's attendants. Mr. Mitcham, a friend to all. Juniors, Buddy and Glenn. An example for the J aps, The Pony Express is really absorbing! They've been planning routine, relaxation, and rl'1ythn'1. A favorite person, not pose. .wx ll- uuuuunuu V K V, , Q . Neff 'sf 'wg I mmm Comparing notes. Wh61'6,S Bernie? This must be relaxation. Remember this Eagle L. D, and Leon, Mustang Pals. Steady, Bill, We want a good shot! Campusologyl I I I www Meet-Cecil Tarver Antics at noon. Co-captains, Flanagan and Eberle. Meet the annual staff. All set for Brownwood. Whitty, it's not so bad as the fish pond! EX-manager of the Mustangs thinks things over. BNF Was it from a soldier boy? Co-captain and head yell leader. Where are the gold fish? Ready for a ride. The Four Horsemen. Turn aroundg face the camera. V for Victory. Business staff of Pony Express add accounts. In E1 Paso they Observe A'Keep 'Em Flying. Sarah Ruth Leon tries Buddy's hat. The triad, Imogene, Dorothy, and Merlin. Bob's in the navy now. Girl Reserves. I I I Qeaiwzm Relaxation is contagious! Two sophs. E1 Paso side line glances. Joyfully back to school we go! Dignity among the faculty. Meet Harold Geisler What's the Latin for 'tmumble-the-peg? One or two? Is this inspection? Billie Rhea poses. Are you sure you have the right twin? Newman High's blond bombers. Going or coming? Beauty contest? What a bunch of cooks! That for which We fight Meeting the deadline. Chemistry prof. A pensive looking group I I J, . I vw Bring Us Your I:iIms or DeveIoplng and Prlntlng You get our Blg Glant Punts on good pape1 that Wlll not be d1scolo1 ed 1n a few years If lt s worth taklng It s Worth fmlshlng r1ght Come to see the last Word ln cameras, We have a complete stock of Agfa Ansco and other cameras WILLIS STUDIO B1lly Dav1dson ln dx ug stole Kon Sunday mo1n1ngJ Please g1V6 me change a d1me Catchlng O1 He1e you are I hope you enjoy the selmon B111 Mo1ton m1les on a gallon G1eat Sp1end1dI' Swell plckup a lot of pep and twenty We Ve all heald about the absent mlnded professor who poured the syrup down h1s back and sclatched h1s pancake but the one who wolues us IS he who poured the catsup on h1s shoe and tled h1s spaghettl 307 Oak Phone 722 COMPLIMENTS D A CLARK INSURANCE BONDS WINDMILL COMPANY When You Thmk of Insurance Th1nk of Us Sweetwatel Texas i F I I O O O g I a I 5 . . A. 4 . . , . . , . . . . I 5 . E I 1 I I Q ,, s S 5 S N . . . . I , C . I .I - E ,. ' .aa Q MI.. ' I IL ,, . ' 1 '73 Mr. Patterson: What do you Ihink of Kreisler? 5 I I . . OF - I E 5 . ffig-ug, -. , D4 .V : i : 5 S I 59 ' :lib COMPLIMENTS OF FGGD STORE COMMUNITY my Wide Delivery NATURAL GAS DELICIOUSAFLIIEUQIIEAXEGETABLES BULLOCK ELECTRIC CO. J. M. SHADE, Owner 309 Oak Street Phone 2551 COMPLIMENTS OF WILLIIAMS' CAFE Mr. Bradford: Tom, do you think that the radio will ever take the place of the newspaper'?' Tom Paxton: HNO, you can't SW-at the flies with a radio. Miss Sheridan: t'Have you ever read prOof?7' Towner Leep- er: HNO, who Wrote it? Mr. Halbert: 'KWhat is HNO'? Buddy Buck: '4Oh, er, er-it'S right on the tip of my tongue-1' VVAFFLE SH O P BEST PLACE IN TOWN TO EAT Irene and Ella COMPLIMENTS OF BLUE BONNETT SERVICE 113 E- 3rd Mr. Halbert: STATION HW ll, 'r 'r t, Mr' and MP5 George W' it'senit5iE1aOid?x1 CARLOS MORRIS, Owner Williams COMPLIMENTS OF J. H. TUBB WHOLESALE GROCER SERVICE CO. T. COMPLIMENTS OF l W. B. Ferguson Lumber Co. 100 Locust Dial 981 We Are For The Mustangs JOHN HALL INSURANCE AGENCY 310 Oak Street A School Booster Cliff Boswell Insurance Engineering 1X r s. V e a l : Donald, W i l l you please tell the class what an octopus is? Donald Winn: It must be a cat With eight sides. Miss Harkins: llWh61'67S y o u r pencil, M31'k?,, Mark: Ain't got one, teacherf' Miss Harkins: H o W rn a n y times have I told you not to say that? Listen: I haven't got one, you havenlt got one, We haven't ff I th bo one, ey haven't got one. Mark: Well, Where are all the pencils?T' ' Ei.. i. ...a,.,,uN t an C 3 -1 IL 312 oak sr. , ' Sweet water ZAD ,,1,.v f .'l55fQ..... Texas '::': 5552555 i',- 2 V. V . COMPLIMENTS QUAST Music Store CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS From MATH EWS FURNITURE l Z E l E 1 i AI 3 is like 3 X 5 E New OF 1 7 Where Price and Quality Meet g t XFN fl, ., . , Ma Y ,.ff, 0' ::-5- .:. X f .-315. gif? T BUY YOUR SHOES FROM THE THQNIPSQN I AGENCY - I I Breedlng S Shoe INSURANCE OF EVERY KIND ' Depa rtment 109 West Third Dial 2751 5 AT TANSIL,S ROY W. THOMPSON Q GEORGE M. THOMPSON E I BUTLER BAUCUM collective nounf' John McLaugh- CO- iifggngi JIM BUTLER, Manager AND Texas Bank Building ' M-. T 1 f z Phone 2433 Winifresfnplislw 5 Sweetwater, Texas much does 3 12' 5 pound turkey 5 ' h? ' Wwinifredz ff I I dunnof' confess- - ed Winifred. ' NM: T.: Well, whatl time does the 9 0'C10Ck BEST WISHES FOR A , tram leave? I Wiriifred: H9 HAPPY and PROSPEROUS l o'cloc cf' FUTURE I I Mr. T.: HTl'l3t,S N THE YEARS KTNSEY TO I pound turkey E . . . h?,, panting' Wgtitiginifredz Oh! I 1 PENNEY s Poem S' I. c. nunlzv eommmr, lm-gunmen l l J. P. MAJORS CATCHING'S DRUG E The House of Quality The Largest Stock of Watches, THE REXALL STORE Diamonds, and Jewelry in West Texas AT YOUR SERVICE 5 Optical Department R ' Direction of G. J. CATCHING, Ownei DR. JOHN R. MAJORS, O. D. Peeee 884 E if ' :L ' ' ' ' 'O ' Grocery and vu 5 E -1 5 2 2 BLUE BON NETT COFFEE SHOP After School Hours for a Sandwich Visit the Blue Bonnett Coffee Shop, Where Service and Quality Await You. 404 East Avenue A Sweetwater, Texas O King Band Mr. Faggl Instruments How does your COMPLIMENTS . E . h' g .' 1 little Cl1GeI'lDg vel yt In Musica :ection make so OF O Latest Sheet Music and All Popular Records. much noise?,' Bettye: 'tWe give them all a cheering drink? y BEEMAN Aymwragg: MUSIC HoUsE BBW. HRM R. H. MONTGOMERY Manager A. B. 6 o n phonei: 4'Hello, what are you do- ing'?' M u r l J e a n Getting ready for church. , , A. B.: Sorry. Ta n S II S Wrong number. Mr. Halbert: 'AN a m e t h re e EXCLUSIVE articles contain- ing starch? APPAREL JOh1'1I1y Hed- rick: Two cuffs a collar. Hawley Sz Sons Market When You Follow The Mustangs, Fill Up At Charlie Hodges Service Station Sinclair Gasoline Phone 2591 400 E. Broadway Rwddelli Home DAIRY co. THE HOME OF COURTEOUS SERVICE Pasteurized and Homogenized Complete Stock Free Premiums Milk me 11? ' l Zl-E1 -4-. ' .,.. il fS22f1?251S1fff1:f'f -' ' r of E 'AA' 5 'c ffff21Ff2s2s2ssg . -' 5 Newman High is proud of her sons who are now serving their p country courageously and valiantly on the World battlefronts. They A are acquitting themselves in the same gallant manner as they did in the classroom and on the athletic field. l E BANKHEAD CAFE DRS. ROSEBROUGH 8a FORTNER 5 A. L. TROWBRIDGE ' Long Distance Moving DR. E. A. DANN SOBE'S FASHION SHOP Chir0P1'3Ct01' 5 Exclusive Ladies' Shop r L. W. SCOTT RASCO CLEANERS County Clerk Dwight McBride, Prop. i I HARTGRAVES BROS. WALTER CARTER Firestone Service Store E 'l DR. E. B. PooL li RAYMOND BISHOP CORBETT-HUBBARD ,r DRUG STORE ' 1 'G' 1 77 g f F i YV Y WA l ifiiw, ,,.,,,, , ,,,,,, 7, , , . 'r 'f'i .l..i ni. ,..- ,1E'U tma .:.r. m,1mmm.. . In the skies and on the land and sea the brave sons of New- man High are doing their part for complete victory, and so long as the shadow of the tyrant is cast over the World will her sons fight to preserve victory. MRS. S. N. LEACH Treasurer A. C. FORGAY DR JACK SHIPLEY Fire Marshall S. LOEB 85 RICHARDSON C. C. TARVER CHARITY'S BEAUTY SHOP Insurance Phone 996 MAYS gl PERKINS YoUNG's PHARMACY H. E. PQLK DUNLAP CLEANERS Jeweler HAMNER, PCNDER an W. H. sl HENRY BENNETT NERLETT ' 'TLIZQF1 m+'H'TT1 f'ffff 1 f 'ti i 'i ri'L'1 1 .A 11 I-11 1 iiwEH'H 1 11A 11' I I 11 'I 1 it M.. lohn R. Cox Quality Jewelry VVHEN YOU WANT TO SEE A GOOD SHOW, VISIT OUR TEXAS i' RITZ THEATRES HENRY ROGERS, Manager ' 189 Smce 5 HENRY R.oGERs, JR., Asst. Mgr. Marion Flanagan in , COMPLIMENT5 bed with a cold was told COMPLIMENTS that he had a tempera- OF ture. OF How high is it, doc- tor?', he wanted to know. A hundred and one. Texas Bank 6, What's the world's SHOE l 2'f0fdf ' Trust Co. STORE ,1 .li Here comes the parade, where's Aunty? ttShe's upstairs, waving her hair. UGoodness, can't we af- ford a flag? Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation S EIB E R LIN G Wallace t'Well, my boy,'l said R S - A Mr. Brown, Hand how are ,l E you going On at school?'y X 1 Lingo looked a trifle ' Laundr fleipfmdem- .. y he Qglglilggi iZnl21aiZmDif5L- Arneriea's Finest Tire 410 E- Ave- A ing awfully hard to get Ph 2990 ahead-3' One Th tl G Od, aid lVI1'. . Browii iytocu need one. Shook TITS CO. i SWEETWATER FLORAL OO. FLORISTS at NURSERYMEN 'WE ARE A HOME INSTITUTION SWEETWATER LAUNDRY OO. Sweetwater F. T. D. Florist , Phone 624 -Y N. ,,...,, ,.., , ,,.w.,n.,w ,,, . .,.. ,,.. , .. .. - , , fl UAL '--T--N ' -'+A 'f--- Af:' -5312311-Ll-1-ll , ,,, ' ' ze, ,Y ,,,,. QF TU-e-Le-7 Y l'TT ' T f f, ,, 5 Mgffyga .. J , 73724 f' 'A 742 .r f f 1 I .Q ,Jo fi . fo . 1 Ly!! I Sunbeam Market 'Lf A. ,, ' . 5'-', .7'l'-Y Q Compliments of - ' Place And Sears, Roebuck 6' Thrifty Market Company Mammoth Food Store SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE of West Texas Sweetwater, Texas 4... COMPLIMENTS FROM STEAKLEY MOTOR CO. Phone 2182 , . Buying Life Insurance Is Contracting Dollars For Future Delivery Joe H. Boothe W. O.: HYou look sweet enough to eat. Odessa: O, K. Wherelll We eat? Mr. Whittle: Name a great time Saver. A. D. Tucker: Love at first sight. Mr. Roten: Can you give me an example of Wasted energy, David?l' David Elrod: Yes sir. Telling a hair - raising story to a bald-headed man. He was kicked out of school for cheating! How come? He was caught count- ing his ribs in a physiolo- gy exam? TRY J. C. PACE FOOD MARKET For SERVICE AND QUALITY . M GM CAFE LEWIS TAYLOR SWEETWATER REPORTER YOUR DAILY NEWSPAPER Milk and Ice Cream KXOX 'AYOUR OWN RADIO STATION '-:-'ii , . .f1 .T 1 Er' W: 1 Remember Pearl Harbor! Deeemeee 1, 1941 UTILITIES Coma. 1 1 PURE WATER ICE Hawkins' Grocery I Dial 404 I 1 F Newman High School offers instruction in 475 units, all of which are 1, fully affiliated with the State Department of Education and the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. 5, I Listed below is the itmemized offering of Newman High School: -I L. lay IH 1: English ,,-,,., ..,c 4 units Diversified Occupations 114 units World History ,,., A.,,, 1 unit Shop Work ,I,---,,,,,- 115 unit Texas History ,,,,, EQ unit Mechanical Drawing ..,,, M unit Q American History --,,,,, 11 unit Bookkeeping ,,,,,,, 11111 unit el Civics ..,,,,,.,,,,,, 15 unit Secretarial Training ,,.,,, 2 units Economics s,., 1111 M unit Typewriting ,,,,,t., 11111 unit Algebra cc,..c,,, 2 units Salesmanship ,,.,,,,I.,., 11 unit Plane Geometry 111 1 unit Commercial Law ,,.,,,,, M unit V Solid Geometry ,,,,.,,,, 15 unit Junior Business Training 111 unit ' Trigonometry ,,,,,.--,,,, BQ unit Public Speaking ,,.....,, 11 unit General Mathematics 11 unit Journalism ,,,....,..c,,1 11 unit i Advanced Arithmetic W unit Music fvocall ,,c,,,.,.,,, 11 unit General Science 1,1111 11111 unit Music ...,,,,,,,...,.,, 112 units ' Biology 1 ,,-.-,,,, 11 unit Vocational Agriculture 1114 units i' Chemistry 111111 11 unit Spanish 11111111111111111 3 units Physics 111111111 11 unit Latin 111111111111111 1112 units Home Making 111 11111 4 units Physical Education 111111 11 unit Y , O Be 'Tm Go- lf . .. . g 1 in'f to marry a Witty gm and 3 M. J. Sweeclen lg good cookf' -, SHEET METAL Cleaners-Dyers-Hatters Curious fl and li Fur Cold Storage Vinegar jig, I Slippery edge, PLUMBING g P' kl I 'I e Phone 831 107 Cedar lc ed hug ' 'iff' ,J ' ' tgg, , 1:,1f'i7F'-i.,n1i111 1- .1 11v1i'f'n WL ,. Mimi fi' 1'i::'f f:ii1L..1i':''xii1 W IQ 1' f Onward, Seniors! CW 'U A' ' X AUTO PARTS H I ooMPANY Neon Signs Show Cards - Bulletins Designing fwmi Muumsi Screen Process 201 West Broadway Uhr Stuhrnfa Glrerh I believe in honest vvork, in Wholesome comradship, in high ideals. I believe in the inspiration that comes from contact with all that is truest and best in books, in people, and in life. I believe in loyalty to my country, its flag, and its ideals. I believe in loyalty to the Mustangs, to Newman High, and I pledge allegiance in all her undertakings for the good of Svveetvvater boys and girls in God's blessed America. BI-Oughtolffs A small boy with a cold COMPLIME-NTS was sitting next to a wo- OF Motor CO. man in a street car, and POPE IS TOPS iiityiiffitlinli 23222 1 Q ' to co izo him by asking: . ' OLDSMOBILE Boy, have :you a hand- V Sixes and Eights kerchief? 24 H - Qne Sto The lad looked her Servicemgn All Malges UVET 3 feVg.5e??Ug5Z then Of Cars And Trucks sal , 111 H 13111 '19 01193 Dial 28,72 1 Ye?,Ei'1aamh7b4uEVIy1dOnt Wrecker Service Oan O 5 ra ge 5' Agent ,, , 1 'r fV21 T1ii'T3i23n11 I1 11171 Mrs. Smith: HS t o p , 1l.,......,,- ,, , rr----'g. L.n,fLL ...,, ,- ..4 1.n.1n..r imf .LLJLU1-v-v-111 11 1-r-111 11'f . .+...' . 1'A?f.,.m,1 1 L. 111 1 iwm I Frances Cardwell BeauUfShop We Specialize On Permanent Waves And Appreciate Your Mr. Bradford: Who were the Knights of Labor?U Bernie: 'tThe Knights of Labor were organized to improve night shifts. My mother uses powder. My father uses lather. For Courtesy And Service BUCK JOHNSON B - My girl friend uses lip- usmess stick. t'The Down Town 220 Locust Dial 737 At least, that's what I Quarterback gather. Ellie Amrriran Glrrvh I believe in the United States of America as a govern- ment of the people, by the people, for the people, whose just powers are derived from the consent of the governedg a democracy in a republicg a sovereign nation of many sovereign statesg a perfect union, one inseparableg establish- ed upon those principles of freedom, equality, justice, and humanity for which American patriots sacrificed their lives and fortunes. Itherefore believe it is my duty to my coun- try to love itg to support its constitutiong to obey is lawsg to respect its flagg and to defend it against all enemies. JOY MARKET fCamp Joyb EVERYTHING GOOD TO EAT We I-Iave Customers The World Over reaching across the table Floyd. Haven't you a tongue?l' Floyd: 'tYes, but my arms is longer than my tongue. BLUE GRILL SPECIALIZING IN GOOD FOODS Dial 2004 Cars are nice Girls are too Mrs. B. iSmokeyJ Daniels Tires are rationed Manager So romances are few. O l ..- 1 -f-' V1 f'-- 1 11 1 f -- 11M--1 11 I:-1-v ' I cw '1n1i'1 - V' 1 TTU ,a+-KT. -V--EE L,,, LL., , ,Q .L D- ,UTVIFlEIIU?'Qe'+-le-A as-lr: -ale-if---A Low High Prices Quality LE fa' THE 6 4 X .L IX ,nil x cc X' LX The Stamp of Good Quality T h e N a Z i s must have eyes in the back of their heads, be- cause t h e y'r e seeing red. Definition of school: A place where you go to tell what you did the night before with frequent in- terruptions from the teachers. iffg , S x H R Rig Edwards Agent for Magnolia Petroleum Co. Uhr 151221312 tn thr Zlllag I PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE to the FLAG of the UNITED STATES of AMERICA and to the REPUBLIC for which IT STANDS ONE NATION INDIVISIBLE with LIBERTY and JUSTICE for ALL MOON CAFE Clean Food and A Good Service 206 West Broadway JOHN PACE COMPLIMENTS Of J ENNINGS LUMBER Co. Sweetwater, Texas 300 W. Third Dial 2701 We Are For The Mustangs! WILKINSON'S CASH GRO CERY Sli , ,W , 72- -7512 Ll I ,1 lr it ,11 gZ1Ij4h.'7'77V lllIlillllLTlll'lT7l'Z'TFlTlL,,14'Lf,14.I..,.' 1 1 Ei W lm I Burton-Lingo Lumber Co. l El 1 PIONEER LUMBERMENH 1 Dial 651 Sweetwater, Texas I l al i, lr Do I Worry? N 'Cause Pm flunk- D ,f Texas Inn mg Out? V Do I worry t 'CaUSSm1'g2ubil,' Norred Motor gl way . 1.9 GOOD SERVICE Though my quiz- COUIDELHY . 1 , ,- . t REASQEQSLE DT? 2232 talffg P5512 AXl?DCSEi55lJ5laC 3 PR of oats? D0 I Stay home 213 W. Broadway 703 E- Broadway every ,mam Sweetwater, Texas And lead my Residence Phone 414 f leeture notes? Business Phone 832 E Am I frantic l 'Cause my aver- 1, age sank? Q ls there panic I 'Cause my mind's 1 a blank? I Sweetwater and when even- I, . M Local Mutual Qgjeps h H d O W S 2' I I I 'G gf Do I lose any as A - - sleep Z , SSOC13.t101'1 Just to cram? l Am I kidding? Over 20 Years Of YOU know C108- Uone well I am. ' t'Perfect Protection At 6 L , ,I 1 OW Coit 401 E. Broadway Dial 2672 14 James Patton: ll 'ES ometh i n g ' seems to be lil wrong with this motor. It . . .M lf Vesta C ,Z COMPLIMENTS ' ' - Donit be fool- If Hlggmbotham 1511! Wait ami OF il we get off the I, Bartlett CO. main road. ' FOR BETTER Morrison Supply I QUALITY -- IN BUILDING 1 I MATERIALS It is bCtte1'tO SWG' than to WHOLESALE '1 - I loan, and it costs ll 401 Pecan St. Dial 2542 about the Same. Sweetwater, Texas ,I ii-Tfl7iL3l:- -'-lff-+-?-'4 'uf,,,,: '3:iug'IImT mmiT .. .11gLIiII' I n 1 11.1.1-:.'z Uh! rs l l I 5 I l i t 1 l 4 I 3 3 5 5 Q 5 I I S E i I ! i I i ! I 5 ! ! E l N l y l l 1 1 1 l 4 izunim. She laid the still, white form be- side those which had gone beforeg no sob, no sigh forced its way from her heart, throbbing as though it would burst. Suddenly a cry broke the still- ness of the place-one single heart- breaking shriekg then silenceg an- other cryg more silenceg then all was quiet but for a guttural murmur, which seemed to swell up from her very heart. She left the place. She would lay another egg there tomor- It matters not how hard you hit the line, if you fumble the ball. Your goal will never be attained unless its achievement is always your determination. B. C. MCOALL Real Estate-Insurance-Realtors POW. Phone 997 Aycock Bldg. b d - 7 COMPLIMENTS Elise Esltyarrilp fsr BRANTLEY S a dime: BOOT 81 SHOE OF Uncle Sam gets Nolan Furniture Sz Hardware Company CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS ELBOD'S FURNITURE We Furnish Your Home Better For Less North Side of Square Phone 2561 Mrs. Wetsel's Beauty Shop 4 'Preferred By Those Who Want the Best 509 East Third Dial 2714 the dime and buys a bulletg A soldier gets the bullet and shoots a Jap generalg The Jap soldiers become confus- ed without a leaderg America wins the battleg The battle is the deciding point of the warg In ten years, you get the dime back, with in- terestg You live happily ever after and so does everone elseg All because of one little dime! Ah! My little turtle-dove, You are the salt upon my harn- burger. You are the vis- ion that keeps me awake in Englishg You are the girl who lets me copy her chem- istry each day. Yes, you are my friend indeed, and stuff. SHOP FINEST HAND MADE BOOTS MEN'S PURSES AND BELTS C. B. BRANTLEY, Prop. 124 Oak sf. Phone 552 COMPLIMENTS OF DAN SHIELDS Best Wishes Sweetwater Sash SL Door Oo. Jobbers of High School Building Materials 123 W. Ave. A Dial 652 Y 'Y 1 T , , . ' awry'-W '-' - ' 27 -W - Y Y --- 11 K - --Y -iif-T--W-Wv-- n 1 W ff 33' ,mm We are grateful to Miss Harkins, Miss Brown, and Mr. Buck for the opportunity of serving Sweetwater High School this year. wig? 611: i1 :r'1ftii ' my xmwzf. ' W 't ::: 'DDTIZTI IHIS HNNUHI. Produced in Our Shop 41424663 . . . thousands ot dollars worth of the most modern printing equipment and the trades most skilled craftsman. if ltlliiliitlliltil lllt it pudlidfzwn of '7fze lvafan eaunfq !Vew4 Ke . M J X4 ' 1 ,, 1 X . N v if 5 'L 1 X . xg ,XQ Qi 'x X Cotton Oil Compliments Sweetwater X, X X N. The Friendly Store e Where Quality and .Lx ' ' J Service Await You. J X' 1 ' N, ' ' N J X ,V 5 'Department Store, 4A X . ..... M ,... H.. -e . 'x. - X lxq , N X N. J ,IX s ,- x dx n fi Jil . ' ,J ZZ? jj! YM WWW I ,f , j6jjFfWjWZ W W! X if MJ ,M ,, gMWMQ'g,MM V ffwni f 575W Nwiagampm Zlzwifmif Qj4fw476'Mf2f49x ww? LZ, 1 ' , Maj? , f'-ff m! Of M1 WX A . , K X , -Yr' k' my QV if ' ffl V! ,if ez fa' ' f'iif M'-89 7 M 'Y-9 myf ' - ci, 27mm 4 X1 I 1 5 - 'th' CL-LA-C M ,A xl if H , 1 ' 'j' ' 1 0 'ad AX ' L' 2 fl xc' ' ve' 1 x ' ff' 'xx X., '71 4 -f 1 . B- . ,r Y. ' YQ il- f . YQ, 2 1 I AA .- - ' J, pf W1 W ? MW7W . WW M ff if MVQQQW M, ,M W AMW MW x-vlf.-f fo 8? , 65 ,MW WMWWQWW WW z'52fWfM,Qm,f,,QffffKQ W 5 Qkfxgfwk I . ' . 1 , I . -L -r. K S , l Y' .I I fi 4, ggi.. ' . ...Lg ' .4..minanm...mL1..L..1.......m..1.La-..naL.m.4,.L.-., .. J... 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