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Overton High School - Los Tejas Yearbook (Overton, TX)

 - Class of 1941

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Overton High School - Los Tejas Yearbook (Overton, TX) online collection, 1941 Edition, Cover
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K -. f 4--Lg ,J 45 - Viv N I' . l tl 4 0-1 -50 'u v V, ,M-rl, r 33, V1 - ' W, f 4 .1 - .X Al' THE SCHOOL OLD GLORY THE HIGH SCHOGL E ELEMENTARY SCHO THE BAND HALL THE SHOP E SCIENCE BUILDI 'Www 4-Agues: THE GYMNASTUM THE TENNIS COURT THE MUSTANGT STADI TI' v ,fr'1'. ii ' ' .J u . ,. ffl- .' JH. ue. I -If , IJ -. 1 il , 52' fry., A, 'N A fi tif .I Vt x,'l Q! Q l I I ,,., - iff ,- L . u' . X A1 X , sh 5 . ' is g' ff I 4? i 1. My x 4,13 . , 1 1 mn, TW, 1. 1 f V' -f - ,V 1 N... pniyxinqwdif .- ..-un' .J l ' 1 SUPERINTENDENT Q D ' D D l Dear Students: At this immediate time our country is faced with another of its supreme tests. The manner in which our country meets this task depends upon each and every individual within its borders. As students and teachers we have a responsibility which we must ac- i-1- cept immediately, if our 'way of living' is to be ' , preserved for future generations. Democracy must become a part of our being. We must know how it works, we must participate in its working, and we must 'want' it to work. If the PG0P1e of our belief do these things, then Democracy's 'First Line of Defense' will be secure, Sincerely, an Q ..... A! Maw Blanche Cohagen Sec to Superintendent PRINCIPAL -., -.....T-..-. - -. ,.,,,,.,.,--1. ,il-. ,, i Q , E r A . 1 1 m x l l I I ,J x i I -- -.,-.,.--..-,,-1... .. ,.- M-, I DEAR STUDENTS AND STAFF MEM ERS: ,ill...., -- .i-. -ll-1-A Congratulations on the successful completion of another yearbook. To the staff members of HLos Tejasn for your diligent work, and the students for your cooperation, is due the success of this Annual. As your turn these pages in years to come this book may serve to bring back pleasant memories of the years spent in the Overton Schools. May health, happiness, and success be yours. Sincerely, w1111e Ruth oliver Sec. to H. S. Principal PRINCIPAL I, -- K g Students: We have enjoyed our association with each of you and shall look forward to seeing you back next year. For those who are graduating, we wish a long and a successful life. Sincerely yours, Lois Petty Sec to Elementary Prin. -.1l - .T4 ,.1l.1li..1-. GUIDANCE DIRECTOR .1 To the Readers of Los Tejas: May some of the inspiration you through your connection with Overton be carried down through the years on this book and return to you in times pleasure in the future. will chance read these lines I would he 15 that counts. have gained Public Schools the pages in of need or To the Students and friends of our school who leave my personal motto for 1941---It's not what a man Knows but what Sincerely, .L-:L-,. X15 Peggy Ward Secretary E' A - B1'0dhead FACULTY M S. VELOY H. CREASEY Pres. of Faculty Sixth Grade Spanish, French B. A., M. A., Univ. Of Texas, Baylor Univ. MR. MORRIS GOFORTH Science Chemistry, Math B.A., Baylor Univ. Univ. of Colo. MISS MAZIE HALLIDAY First Grade English, Education A.B., 'r.w.C. N.T.S.T.C., Texas Univ. M S. MARY COUCH Sixth, Seventh Grade Language, AZ Language, Arts, Social Science, English B.S., S.T.S.T.C. Univ. of Ark. MR. FRANK D. CREASEY Commercial Mathematics, Business Admin- istration, Accounting and Auditing, B.B.A., B.A., M.A., Baylor University, Univ. of Texas, S.M.U. M S. EARLINE BURNETT Fifth Grade Music, English A.B., L.S.N.C. Washington Univ. MRS. MABEL WHORTON Second Grade English, Education Baylor University M . GLENN E. FLUKER Spanish, English, Speech B.A., Baylor Univ., M.A., Univ. of Texas MRS. FRANCES SARTAIN First Grade B.S., Stephen F. Austin l AUUL.'l'I MISS VICTORIA LANKART Physical Education P.E., English B.S., Baylor Univ. Texas Tech College Univ. of Texas lm. A. FIELDS Mathematics, Geography Jacksonville Jr. College B.S., Stephen F. Austin N.T.S.T.C. MISS INEZ BALLARD Fourth Grade Elementary Education B.S., N.T.S.T.C. MISS VENDETTA 0. KLINGLESMITH Homemaking Dept. General Home Economics, English B.S., N.T.S.T.C. M.A., T.S.C.W. MR. T. R. TYNER Sixth and Seventh Grade Math G.A., B.B.A., Southwestern Univ. M S. RUTH HENDERSON Second Grade English, History B.A., E.T.S.T.C. MISS DOROTHY H. HARRIS Fourth Grade English, History B.S., E.T.S.T.C. Mm, C. H. CONNALLY Industrial Arts, History B.S., E.T.S.T.C. H S. HADELINE VARNEY First Grade English, Education Stephen F. Austin af 1' 4191 -5 A, . I! 'Q- ' ' . A 2 ' -. X , , , . -5' n IP 'Y U45 FACULTY MRS. WILLO M. KEOUN Second Grade English, Education . A.B., T.W.C. T' MISS SARA SMITH 'T ' Third Grade Education, English B.A., Trinity Univ. Texas College Mines MR. CHARLES LEE HILL Band Director Instrumental Music B.S., Stephen F. Austin La. State Normal Hardin-Simmons Univ. MISS ELIZABETH ALLEN English, Latin, Social Studies E Language Arts Latin 5 Education English B.A., Baylor Univ. MISS MARY N. JACKSON Third Grade English, Education B.A., Univ. of Texas MRS. JOE BARROW Librarian B.A., T.S.C.W. MR. CHESTER ALLEN g Head Coach, Social Science A W History, Economics T B.A., Southwestern Univ. MRS. J. N. GERARD, R. N. Public Health Univ. of Louisville, Ky MISS MARGIE REYNOLDS English B.A., Baylor Univ. M.A., George Peabody Col. FACUL MISS LILLIAN WATSON Secretary of the Faculty Mathematics, History, and Education. G.S., M.S., N.T.S. MRS. ROY GUINN English B.A., c.1.A. M S. E. A. BRODHEAD Fifth Grade History, Geography B.A., Baylor Univ. T.C. M.A., George Peabody College MISS CHARLIE MAE SEAL Fifth Grade History, English B.S., S.W.S.T.C. MR. L. E. SIMPSON Physical and Health Ed. Physical and Indust. Ed. S T C B.S., u.s., Nur. . MISS JULIA CLAIRE WOOD Cafeteria Manager Foods, Chemistry, Science B.S., 'r.s.c.w. MISS MARY BATES Fine Arts B.A. Ark, State Teacher's College, B.M. Hendrix College Univ. of Ark. MISS RHOTE GENE YARBROUGH Fourth Grade English, Geography B.A., L.S.T.C. MISS JIMMIE LA RUE Language Arts English, Education B.A., E.T.S.T.C., Stephen F. Austin M.S., University o MISS RUBY CURBO Second Grade Primary Education Fine Arts Kilgore Jr. College B.S., S.F.A.S.T.C. f Texas TY Mrs. Frank D. Creasey Historian Mrs. H. Stein Summer Round P. T. A. Mrs. M. G. Hickman President Mrs. Floyd Mrs. Program C. E. Hawkins Chairman Secretary M1-S , Mr . Mrs . MI'S . F. G. Patrick G. H. Andrews R. Klinger E. D. Cleveland Welfare Parliamentarian Membership Treasurer Mg. . , Mrs . Mrs - Glenn E. Fluker B1'0d1N-Bad pub11c1ty Recreation Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Ben Harris Eugene Davis H. R. ROOM Publications Whittington Representative X r if ff W ffnxx 'X E?f?Ni XX NX Q, H1 J -X. - s X i x X5 x- X gli N Nix Q X--5112 ,gfff T-NYM' 51 i' ,. X ij W '1--f-'Y- -,.. JA - f Q-. ' Y in -L- ' 'uv I L,-4- ,Hugh . ... .,,.. ...Au . 3fT3f -X 511 ff' , - X ,f.iPSS Sl? J The Statue of L1berty -ff Q,,f 1 5 116- 14 j-Jfzf ,fjl ,iv ' -2- - if .rf ASSE 1 fiijfi C L S P j 2 fig..l..L-s - 5 , n 1 . g 74,.a'f CLASS SONG There's been a long, long time of waiting For all our dreams to come true, And tonight we're graduating Loyal teachers thanks to you, To our classes and our classmates We say farewell but not goodbye Because we'll always be returning To our deal old Overton High. CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER Red and White Red and White Roses CLASS MOTTO The elevator to success is not running, take the stairs WILLIAM POWELL 'His accent and his ready wit, Are always sure to make a h1t.u Band '38-'39, Science Club '38, '39, '41 Cpres.Dg Tennis '40-'41, Chemurgy Club '40 Cvice pres.Jg Football '41, Vice President of Senior Class '41 WAYNE IIDDLEBROOK nYou would never begin to guess, The things he's done for our Senior Class.u Football '39-'41, Basket- ball '38-'4lg Track '38- '41g Boy's Quartet: NON Club '38-'41g Archery Club '41g Softball '38-'39, Shop Club KPresidentl '41, Who's Who Representative EDDIE FRUMHOFF NFor looks this boy will take the cake, But he won't give all the girls a break.H Band '38-'41g Science Club '38-'41, Tennis '38-'41g Spanish Club '40 CSecretaryD HATTIE LOU PEAVY NThough she is always very gaY She,never fails to make' an A.N Dramatic Club '38, Glee Club '41g G.A.A. '38-'41 CPres. in '40Jg Mustang Staff '38-'41, Science Club '39-'41, Softball '38-'40, Pep Squad '38- '41g Spanish Club '40g - Declamation '39-'41, Bas- ketball '39g National Honor Society '41, Who's Who Representativeg Senior Class Secretary NIORS x CORNELIUS HARRIS NHere's a boy that loves to dance, And he always likes romance.V Band '38-'4lg Orchestra '38-'41g Dramatic Club '38g Basketball '38g Track '38-'39g Declamation '39-'41g Football '38-'40g Chemurgy Club '4Og Kodak Club '39g Student Band Dir. '41g Music Variety Club '41 ipresidentl MAVIS VILLYARD VShe really steps to lead the Band, There's none quite like her in the land.N Home Economics Club '38g Dramatic Club '38-'39: Band '39-'4OgCtwir1erJg '41 CHead Drum Majorbg Kodak Club '405 G.A.A. '41g Music Variety Club '41 CSecretaryJ LUCILLE CAMP Dresses she'll design some day, And 'FashionN will just pay and pay.H Dramatic Club '41 QRobstownJ3 Glee Club JIMMIE MCFARLAND A gallon of gas in his model T, And Jimmie's as happy as can be.H CGiddingsJ Football '40g Declamation '39 ROGER GOFORTH NHis science he over comes with ease, He'1l get a lot of wise degrees.N Band '38-'41g Microscope Club '38g Science Club '39g Chemurgy Club '40g Practical Science Club '41 JOY FULTON Band '41 Ctwirlerlg Spanish Club '41g fSalemJ Band '40g Dramatic Club '4Og KJacksonvilleD Blue Cadet Clubg Pep Squadg Tennis Club PEGGY OLIVER Peggy mixes work with play, She brings up lessons every day.n Sew and Sew Club '37g Spanish Club '39- '40 CPres.Dg Pep Squad '37, '4Og Glee Club '41g Mustang Staff '40g Press Club '415 Home Room Secretaryg National Honor Society '41 fPresidentD LEROY GILL For Leroy, life is just a song, He's cheerful as he goes a1ong.N Football '38-'41g Track '38-'40g NON Club '38-'40g Softball '38g Press Club '41g Kodak Club '40g Basketball '38-'39 I ELSIE SMITHERMAN A cloud that has a silver lining, Here's a girl that's never whining.N G.A.A. '38-'41g Pep Squad '38-'41, Home Economics Club '39-'41 JOHN KEELING Our dark and han'some Latin shiek, A Romeo who likes 'em meek.N Football '38-'41, Annual Staff '41, HON Club '38-'41g Spanish Club '40-'41g Track '38-'40g Science Club '38g Foreign Relations Club '39 J. D. LAUGHLIN You'll find this boy at every game, To help to bring the Mustangs fame.H Football '38-'4lg Boy's Quartet '41, Track '38-'40, Basketball '38-'40, HON Club '38-'41, CSecretaryD Spanish Club '40-'41 MAYMALEE YORK Her black eyes and blacker hair, Give to her a Spanish flare.H Band '38-'41, Dramatic Club '38, Or- chestra '41g Home Economics Club '39, Mustang Staff '41, Spanish Club '40- '41 KTreasurerJ ROBERTA KLINGER A friend at work, a friend at play, She'll stick right by you all the way.n Flag Bearer '38-'41, Dramatic Club '38g Choral Club '38, Spanish Club '40-'41 CSecretaryDg Kodak Club '39g Mustang Staff '39-'41g Home Economics Club '39 CVice Presidentl MAURICE POWERS HPowerH is needed ln every game, laurice had that to bring Mustangs' fame Sh0P Club '38-'39g Track '39-'40, Foot- ball '39-'41g Spanish Club '40-'41, HON Club '39, '41 CLAUDE A. MITCHELL 'You've never seen this fellow mad, Nor have you ever seen him sad.H Shop Club '38-'393 Archery Club '41, Football '38 CManagerJ '39-'41 fplayedbg HON Club '38-'41g Kodak Club '40, Scout Club '39 DOROTHY MAE TURNER 'When you see a girl that's gay, You will know its Dorothy Mae.n G.A.A. '38-'39, Pep Squad '38-'41g Spanish Club '40-'41 Quin LOUIS ALLEN WILLIAMS uLou1s Allen plays the slide trombone, He also masters the baritone.n Band '38-'41 CPresidentJ, Orchestra '38- '41, Science Club '39, Spanish Club '40- '41 Creporterl, One-act Play '41, Jr. Track '38 MARIE HOSLEY HHere's a girl that did her part, To make Las Tejas a work of art.n Band '38-'41, Glee Club '38, '41, Span- ish Club '40-'41 CPresidentJ, Softball '38-'39, G.A.A. '38-'39, Basketball '39, Dramatic Club '38-'39, D.A.R. Repre- sentative, Ran Holman Award, Courtesy Award, Who's Who Representative, Annual Staff '41, High School Trio '41, Volley- ball '40-'41 RUTH BELL 'She always tries to see you through, In anything that you might do.n Home Economics Club '38 BOB WALKER 'In typing class, his fingers fly, Ybu can't beat him, so just don't try.U Kodak Club '40-'41 CPresidentD, Track '40-'41, Photographer for Annual '41 JUNIOR MIDDLEBROOK 'Piano keys just tingle 'neath his touch, But he can't play the thing-not much!!u Music Variety Club '41 MARJORIE GILMORE 'Marjorie plays the clarinet, In a way you can't forget.n Band '38-'41, Math Club '38-'40, Dramatic Club '41, Home Economics Club '38 MARVIN PATRICK 'A radio announcer he will be, He knows a microphone from A to Z.N Shop Club '38, Science Club '39, Spanish Club '40, NOV Club '39, Football '39, Basketball '39, Debate '41s Library Club '41 LINDLE PURTLE 'If you would look until the end, You'd never find a better friend.V Band '38-'41, Science Club '38, Music Variety Club '41 HELEN JONES HA guitar she loves to play, A music master's protege.H Glee Club '41g Press Club '41g CHARLES HOLMAN UA chemist true, and he is fine, In anything along that 1ine.u Kodak Club '38g Basketball '40-'41g Science Club '39, '41 Creporterjg Ten- nis '38 Kwon county meet! '39-'413 HON Club '40-'41g Chemurgy Club '40 EARNEST DAVIS uEarnest is a worthy friend, You can trust him to the end.H Shop Club '38g Poetry Club '39g Science Club '40g Library Club '41 DEOPAL GILL nDeopa1 loves her Sunday school, She studies nJuniorn as a rule.n Choral Club '38, '413 G.A.A. '38: Pep Squad '40-'41g Home Economics Club '38, '41 MARGUERITE CRAIN Another girl who loves to sing, May it fame and fortune bring.H Glee Club '38, '41g High School Trio '41g Band Orchestra Orchestra '38 JUNIOR WATSON 'Can he sing? He's in the O.H.S. Math Club '38-'4Og Boy's Quartet '41 Yes, LEON BREWER '39-'41g Declamation '405 '41g Music Variety Club '41g Vocalist '38-'41g Home E. Club you bet, quartet.H Library Club '41g HOf all the things that he likes bes , He'll always say HIt's O.H.S.H Football '38-'4Og Science Clubg Shop Club '40 WILMA BURNEY HOf all the foods that one might take, Wilma always chooses cookies and cake.' Pep Squad '40-'413 Home Economics Club '40g Dramatic Club '41g Glee Club '41 41 M. H. FULLER VNever angry, never blue, Has black hair and freckles, too.n Football '38 CManagerJ '39-'41, Science Club '38-'39g HON Club '38-'41, Basket- ball '39-'41, Mustang Staff '38-'41, Archery Club '41, Track '41, Kodak Club '40, Vice President of Student Body, Most Popular Boy '41 MILDRED CRAIG NFoot loose and fancy free, That's just the way she wants to be.N Band '38, Home Economics Club '38-'39, G.A.A. '38-'39, Pep Squad '38-'39, Dra- matic Club '40-'41, Press Club '40, Volleyball '38, Basketball '39 ELAINE MOTHERSHED Eyes of blue and wavy hair, Girls like her are very rare.N GiA.A. '38-'40g Home Economics Club '38 IOS PAUL ARNOLD See that nice looking fellow walking down the hall 7 I It s none other than our good friend Pau Science Club '38, Music Variety Club '41 Softball '38-'40 HAROLD FORD 'Harold is just the sort of guy, Who won't give up with just one try.N Shop Club '39-'41, Library Club '41 MARY TURNER Of all the plat'num blondes we know, She looks the most like Jean Harlow U Home Economics Club '40 Cpresidentl fpresidentls G.A.A. '40-'41 Cviffe--PI'eS'7 Volleyball '40-'41s Press Club 40 .'41 HELENE DAVIS Rippling hair ribbon matches dresses, Cute little smile, fresh-curled tresses: that's Helene.H Band '38-'41 Cflag twirlerbg Dramatic Club '38, Glee Club '41g G.A.A. '38-'39, Kodak Club '39-'40, Press Club '40-'41 Cvice pres.Dg Mustang Staff '40-'41g One-act Play '41 HORACE MAYNARD His ambition is, some day, The role of Hromeou to play.N Science Club '38-'39g Band '38, VON Club '39, Track '39, Football '40-'41, Spanish Club '40, Music Variety Club '41g Vice President of Home Room '40-'41 KATHERINE RAM O 'She's always full of ready wit, lhere'er she goes, she makes a hit.V G.A.A. '38-'40, Pep Squad '38-'40, Bas- ketball '39, Flag Twirler '41, Glee Club '38, '41, Kodak Club '38-'40, Music Va- riety Club '41 JOB WINDHAM 'That he'll be great is plain to see, A Preacher, he is going to be.V Band '38-'39, Scout Club '38-'39, Track '38-'40, Football '39-'41, Softball '38, HOV Club '41, Declamation '40-'41, Boy's Quartet '41, Dramatic Club '40-'41 CPres.J, One-Act Play '40-'41 WILLIS NODINE NA football player hard to beat, This boy would rather play than eat.n Football '38-'41 CCapta1nJ, HOV Club '38- '41, Archery Club '41, Shop Club '38, Science Club '39, Track '38-'40, Basket- ball '39-'40, Commercial Club '40 MARY BON DEAN Ulf you'll forgive me, well, I guess, I'll let you know I wrote this mess.V Band '40-'41, Gaston, Tennis '38, Band Vocalist, L1on's Club Sweetheart, Glee Club '41, London, Social Study Club, Band Vocalist '39, Music Variety Club '41, Annual Staff '41, High School Trio '41, Kodak Club '40 MARSELLE PARKS VAlways happy, always gay, The skies for her are never gray.V Flag Twirler '41, Glee Club '41, Home Economics Club '38-'40, Kodak Club '39, Dramatic Club '38, Senior Beauty '41, Music Variety Club '41, G.A.A. '38-'40 l-IARLAN ERP NFull of pep is our own true Harlan, His one desire is to date Judy Garland. YV Band '38-'41, Football '39-'41, Track '38- '41, Softball '38, NOV Club '41, Science Club '38-'39, Tennis '38, Music Variety Club '41, Chemurgy Club '40 WILBER JACOBS Nihen it comes to sports, he makes a hit, And he is the type who'll never quit.n Football '38, '40, '41, VON Club '38, '39, '41, Shop Club '38, Track '40-'41, Science Cigb '39, Basketball '39-'40, Archery Club WANDA JEAN KITCHER She came to us from schools apart, But she will 'ere be in our hearts.N Dramatic Club '41, Glee Club '41, Mustang Staff '41, Pep Squad '41, One-act Play '41 YI S' 5, ROBERT KING 'A ladies man without a doubt, N He needs a bus to take 'em out.n Football '39-'41, Track '39-'41, Basket- ball '39-'41, NOW Club '39-'41, Kodak Club '40, Mustang Staff '40-'41, Science Club '39, Archery Club '41 JOYCE BRANDON Yea! Yea! Yea! Rah! Rah! Rah! Here's to Joyce! Sis! Boom! Bah!n Pep Squad '38, '39, '41 Cleaderlg G.A.A. '38-'41, Glee Club '38, '41, Freshman Beauty '38, Class Favorite '39, Press Club '40-'41, Flag Bearer '40, H.E.C. '38, Kodak Club '39, Most Popular Girl '41 MARY ELIZABETH MORGAN On holidays she's Alabama bound, Can it be that love she's found?u Dramatic Club '38-'39, One Act Play '38- '39, Declamation '40 Kwon regionalj '41, Press Club '40-'41 fPresidentD, Mustang Staff '39-'40, Class President '38 JOE SINGLETARY Joe is so cute and shy, That the girls just sit and give a sigh.u Band '38, Science Club '39, '41, Basket- ball '39, Junior Football '39, NON Club '39, Chemurgy Club '40, Mustang Staff '40-'41, National Honor Society ERNEST A. SESSUMS NA boy who always does his part, U1 To make a certain ujuniorn hold his heart Football '39-'40, HOU Club '40-'41 QCQ- Secretaryh, Band '40-'41, Science Club '39-'41, Track '39-'40, Basketball '39, Foreign Relations Club '40 Creporterj BETTY JANE SESSUMS Betty Jane knows her books, She is also good on looks.H Math Club '39 Csecretaryh, Pep Squad '39- '41, G.A.A. '39-'40, Mustang Staff '40- '41 Ceditorl, Spanish Club '40, Junior Beauty, Courtesy Award, Student Body Secretary, National Honor Society EVELYN MATHIS NWhen she said Nyellnl We all would scream To bring victory to our Mustang Team.H Pep Squad '38, '40 Cleaderl '41 fleaderl G.A.A. '38-'41, Mustang Staff '38-'41, Dramatic Club '38, Science Club '39, Glee Club '41, Press Club '40-'41, One- act Play '41 EVERETT FLOREY NThat he'll be great is evident, He some day might be president.n Debate '40-'41, Mustang Staff '39-'40, Band '38, Track '41, Science Club '39, HOU Club '41, Tennis '38, Kodak Club '40, Student Body Student, Softball '39, Who's Who Representative '41, Annual Staff '39-'40 ALDON TURNER nYou're gazing at an A shark, The hall of fame will have his mark.H Science Club '38-'39g Spanish Club '40g Library Club '41 fvice presidentjg Ran Holman Award '41g Extemporaneous Speech '41 BOBBY GIPSON NA summer day, a place to swim, Will bring a lot of joy to h1m.n Shop Club '385 Camping Club '39-'41g 4H Club '41 ETCYL BROWN 'He is slow, but gets around, More friendly boys are just not found.' Camping Club '39-'40g Track '40-'41g Dramatic Club '41p Basketball '41 J. S. LAMB 'When to English he must go, J, S. is in direct woe.N Hath Club '38-'39g Football '39-'41g Track '39-'41g HOU Club '39g Archery Club '41 Cpresidentl Sept. 5-6, 1940--Registration Sept. 7--Faculty Meeting Sept. 27--Mustangs beat Henderson Lions 12-6. Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov. Dec Dec Dec Jan. Jan Feb Feb Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Apr Apr Apr Apr Apr Apr Apr Apr Apr May May May May May May 4--We beat Troup Tigers 32-O. 11--Victorious again! Beat Salem Eagles 19-0. 15--Patrolmen and School patrol in assembly. 16--Registration for Selective training. Also start six weeks exams. 18--Happy Days! Beat Leverett's Chapel 20-0. 19--F.H.T. went to Gaston. --So sad--Received Report Cards. --Lost Again--to Arp: 18-6. 26--A good time was had by all: Band Mother's Club Domino Party. 28--Social Function, but definitely: Formal Opening of the Band Hall. 1--News! The First Mustang Paper. Victory again. Beat Carlisle 20-12. 8--Are we good! Beat Rusk 31-7. 11--Celebration! Armistice. Band went to Henderson. 12--HONORARY! Honor Society had first meeting. 14--Weeping prevails. Lost to Gaston 13-31. 16--Halloween! P.T.A. Carnival. 21--Thanksgiving! Turkey and such. Also beat London 20-6. 25--Our loss is Nacogdoches gain. Miss Willis left today for her new position in Nacogdoches. Can't stay sad any longer, for we have Miss Klinglesmith. Basketball practice started. 26--Trips again. Press Club went to Henderson to view the makings of a real true to life paper. 27-29--Much weeping and sadness in this ole school house. Exams! 5--Here they come again. Mother please be gentle. Report cards! 7--Orchids to the girls tonight. Football banquet. 20--Happiness galore! Christmas Holidays. Also Mrs. Patterson's recital. 5--Holidays over. Back to work for four and a half months. 22--Seniors seem to be studying everywhere you go. Will we graduate they are thinking. Mid Term Exams. 7--Honors again! 4 H. Club Organized. Also Press Club Banquet. 27--No sleep tonight! HON Club domino party. 5--O Happy Dayg Senior Rings arrive. 7--Serious thoughts once in awhile! Second Semester begins and good resolutions are made. 13--Gruesome thought. Report Cards. 14--Oh, the Band again. Went to Nacogdoches. 18--One Act Play presented. Dramatic! Some Ability. 20--Went to County Meet in Typing. Bouquets to F.D. Creasey. 22--County Meet concluded. 8--Children must play and so do the seniors it seems. Kid Day. 10--Straw down your neck and much scratching. Sophomores have Hayrid 11--New Bonnets and dresses. Easter, and holidays too. 12--Work for the Juniors and pleasure for Seniors. Juniors made invitations for the Jr.-Sr. Banquet. 22--More Fun! Baptist Senior Banquet. 23--County Meet Awards presented in Assembly. Honors again. 24--Magic! Bobo the Magician presented a program this morning in Assembly. 26--Methodist Supper for the Seniors. My are we getting fed. 28--Orchids to Mr. Hill and Miss Bates for working so hard on the Musical Program that will be presented tonight. 24 25 3--Back to Nature. HON Club fishing trip. Gala Occasion alsog Jr.- Sr. Banquet. Girls will spend this day in beauty parlors trying, in vain, to help their already beautiful looks in order to 'HOOK' a man. --Mrs. Barrow's worries are almost over. The Senior Play will be presented tonight. 17--Sophomores will take a dip today. Swimming Party. 23 --Another night of late hours. Band Banquet. 26--HWorried Mindsn. Boy have we! Final Exams. 30--It's all over now. Graduation! Farewell O.H.S. 6 .Li Margie Hall Reporter E 5 Marilyn Green President Rachel Lloyd Secretary Kathleen Lane Vice President JUNIORS Juanita Johnston Jessie Jewel Ater Gordon Bartels Katherine Ann Benson Keith Lewis Peggy Ann Gillum Jack Huffman Irene Fry Eleanor Howell Francene Davis Loretta Dillinger Odell Dubree Florence Hagan John Albert Jordan Lila Jane Florence Winston Florence Mira Alice Garrett Earl Emmel Bobby Robinson Caroline Walters Kathrine Swinburn Jeraldine Nodine Darrell Wilson Loma Ray Petty Alma Ruth Stroud Geneva Hill Sidney Wilson Ray Slay Frances Walters Agatha Cassidy Wanda Jean Morrow Allan Lee Wallace Dorothy Lee Moore William Wood Mildred Rhodes Ernest Smitherman Jimmie Nelson Dorothy Mathis Lee Hazel Jane Sue Reynaud Alfred Gebhart Q 'Q 'Q Jane Vickers 6 ff 21 X 1 . 9 n .2 :rv . .ga 'SE R. F. Burks iw H Willene Ward d Dorothy M1115 Vicy Worley Icy Worley Jack Rightsell Margaret Lamb Donald Rightsell Q Herschel Williams Francis Riley Mary Edith McCune Edmund Brewer BAILEY JARVIS President MARGARET DOBBINS Reporter IDA RAE SMITH Secretary PHMOR MARY BESS ROGERS Vice-President V. id 191 Y' Robbie McFerran Jack Swimburn Joyce Pester Jack Berry Nina Sue Bizzell Benny Mosier Sidney Patterson Jere Jean Lewis Ruthie Mosier James Woodward Mary Elizabeth Neal Walbridge Powell Mary Ruth Nuttall Robert Earl Crain Betty Jean Slentz Mary Katherine McMi11ian Ida Rae Smith O. A. Eves Gertrude Brown Billie Rivers Fayrene Mitchell Billy Pullie Hallie Mae Turner Kenneth Jones Marilou Evans L. E. Johnston Harweda Ham ontree Billie Holman Elaine Jones Otto Mullins Julain Hale Jack Johnston Dorothy Gibson Ernest Baker Betty Jean Il el Adolph Dillinger 1! K dl I 1' z 'YP C PX i X W7 Il y Ii xxx Mary Frances Arnold Eugene Alford Dorothy Minor Akron Gorby Mary Alice Hawkins Billy Herrin Helen George Billy Edwards Betty Goforth Harold Maynard Inez Patterson Early Dawn Mullins Margie Dees Raymond Flint Nina Aulds Hubert Eves Dorothy Duncan Jack Swinburn FRESHMEN J' W' Tyler Flavil Jackson B111 Gordon .ga Jeanett Yates ! , 4 Leroy Still Billie Louies Whitford Willian Roy Mathis Margaret Palmer Christine Elliott Connie Faye Evan N unuuunuununnunnnununu Josephine Rhodes 05 5 m aka! Af, ,ji A , ,, A H :sk f ks-Hi 0, x , I Ora Estelle Peavy Howard Rambo La Val Key Jackson Arthur Greif Vaneece Cannady James Paul Windham Thelma Branscom Jodie Williams Betty Sue Power Jack Martin Eddie Hawkins Philip Mangum Dora Clyde Whitaker James Ward Paula Jane Whittington Don Hereford Dean Still Dilpha Jo Dees Paul Wayne Florence Dorothy McQuary Raymond Dearman Marcel Moore Patty Boyle Marion Martin Billy J. Walk Billy Jean McCord Tray Gipson Truby Cone Edward Branscon Ida Bell Ritcher Jack Skinner Beba Spangler Pete Kindle Joseph Lee Fouts Charles Barton 4 'Q A if 6' Susan Jane Fuhr Mitchell Kitching Billie Jean Renshaw Leland Hobbs Pearl Carlisle Herman Brownrigg Connie Faye Evan H. B. Lawley Evelyn Russell Kenneth Brownds Mary Alice Williams J. W. Tunner Minnie Jewel Owen Emony Dale Moore Velma Faye Dodson N Eugene Mitchell Geraldine Underwood George Bradshaw Lavern Denman Billie Goforth Lagenia Faye Harey J. W. Harris Geraldine Wilmer Billy Jack Lusk Bernice Houge W. R. Ford Verginia Woodward Marcus Stein Margaret Lee Phillips Bobby Rice Darlene Watson Pete Full Myrtle Skaggs Leo Hickman Don Bennett Billie Ross Hunt fax K 43 s U x Uv - ' Billy Wallace Willie Mae Proctor Hollis Bates Dorothy Renshaw Weldon Story Marie Dillinger Manton Ray Dodson Frances Florence L. C. Hawkins Joan Gipson Johnny Goforth Katherine Walker Sardis Munn Mary Bell Driver Herman Romine Earl Davis Ruth Davis Wallace Smitherman LN.l.I'1Li.K Billy Jean Hereford Ponder Sessums Lois Patterson Sammy Price Zoma Lou Stevens Phillip Manning Louise Henderson Monroe Burton Mildred Walker John Nelson Jo Nell Gorby V. G. Hunt Evelyn Whitsit Joe Allen Evelyn Hoon Charles Brownrigg E. D. Platt Glenn Rightsell AU15 1 - , If 'Nm QQ H Leo Silvey Dorothy Turner Ronald York Maxine Noble Merle Smitherman Steve Whitsett L. J. Philips Ruth Davis Estel Laughlin Beverly Johnson Oliver Driver Evelyn Forman Jimmie D. Todd Patsy Merrle Birdwell Lee Roy Bradshaw Bobby Browning Merlene Harper Elbert Huey - ? ' The Star-Spangled Banner FRANCIS SCOTT KEY JOHN STAFFORD SMITH Oh say! can you see, by the dawn's early light, What so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming? Whose broad stripes and bright stars, thro' the perilous f O'er the ram-parts we watch'd, were so gallantly streaming And the rockets' red glare, the bombs bursting in air, Gave proof thro' the night that our flag was still there. Chorus Oh, say, does that Star-spangled Banner yet wave O'er the land of the free and the home of the brave? On the shore, dimly seen thro' the mists of the deep Where the foe's haughty host in dread silence reposes, Wh at is that which the breeze, o'er the towering stee As it fitfully blow, half conceals, half discloses? Now it catches the gleam of the morning's first beam, In full glory reflected now shines on the streamg P1 Chorus 'Tis the Star-spangled Banner, oh, long may it wave O'er the land of the free and the home of the brave! Oh, thus be it ever when free-men shall stand Between their lov'd homes and the war's desolation! Blest with vict'ry and peace, may the heav'n-rescued land Praise the Pow'r that hath made and preserved us a nation! Then conquer we must, when our cause it is just, And this be our motto: Hln God is our trust!N Chorus And the Star-Spangled Banner in triumph shall wave Q'er the land of the free and the home of the brave! i- GUR NATIONAL ANTI1 'rx X X 8 F or , J X W f X Y A I l ii!!ii 5 ..AV I x n A f wk ,. ' M L' 1 S Q . , ni Q -dvi' ', hw at A 1 J 3 'W ix .L W,',L XR S. L-'f 2, A Q I X J x yf , R f xl SIXTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Ann Morgan, Bob Motley Lloyd, Valriece Mitchan, Gene Buford, Georgia Florence, Grady Doles, Betty Fay Kindle, Tommy Davis SECOND ROW: Bobby Whorton, Betty J. Hunt, Billie Don Vickers, Ethyl Ree Odem, Scotty Gaulding, Caroline Grammon, Frank Hale, Dorthy Lee Hill THIRD ROW: Bennie Lou Pettiet, Edgar Dubree, Ruth Eaves, Heschel Dubree, Ila Ruth Gee, Charles Briscoe, Carolyn Ray Walker, Allan Greif FOURTH ROW: Billy Jack Cooper, James McQuary, Thomas Williams, Bobby Swinburn, J. D. Hill, Anthony Patient, Bobby Burkhalter, W. D. Huffman 1 fig s t -4- . .W-N W ' Q01 sk L A I x- I Ml., if I i ,,, , . Whlllllllwx ' s I X T H V m GRADE FIRST ROW: Genna V. O'Nea1, Norman Still, Marguerite Harrie, Floyd Knotts, Virgie Barr, Bruce Gillespie, Don Beth Whittington, Bill Stevens SECOND ROW: Fred Herring, Joyce Hawkins, Clovis Lynn Ridge, Billie Frances Krantz, James Earl Renshaw, Louise Brownrigg, Billie Canady, Eunice Richter THIRD ROW: Gladys Gill, John Arnold, Joella Mitchell, A. G. Wilson, Eslie Mae Cook, Garold Branscom, Gradyene Florence, Billie Barton FOURTH ROW: Richard Honzell, Edward McBride, Doon Baker, Dewey Bell, Grover Kltchings, George Gee, Carl Stanley, Taft Renshaw , 4 24 f ,, ' -' 4' A nfffllimlm f 'K f iigsi f 1 Mr 'Q ' 7 14? . ' v it Qgg fgkewfgfffg '-'V gi 1g,,g Av, saga wi W k- I 'r aw 'f,Xu ifnl ' ,a t ,.-V1 x X my ' J af , Q ,XS, f15 M S N K 1 if - XfCn.,1t'fx M- ' . N?JE 5 .ij f?, fhfks il .yY.1 1' 3n'M 6 K , 1., ge. LMT, ki f' I - 'V I ff A . it . , , 9 B . .,.' J . ,. I S ' K ' :f lip ' F' Q R E 'kg 1 I 9 l X- f - 1 we f f .f -5, . - f n fa Q ' 'y?'. iii' K K A 3. r ' ' rf?'i- ' 9' 6 M I A viii' FIFTH GRADE FIRST ROW: C. B. Cooper, Billie Marie Anderson, Goerge Farrell, Esta Faye Stein, Byron O'Neal, Doris Turner, Ronald Mobley, Diane Archer. SECOND ROW: Larilia Gebhart, Charles Smith, Yvonne Creasey, George Latham, Wanda Jean Bizzell, Hershell Tate, Betty Joe Colwell, Joe Smith. THIPD ROW: Gene Patrick, Lindal Scott, Armour Ran Holman, Sherwell Bennett, Charley Boyle, Joyce McCord, Billy Romine, Mary Flo Nichols. FOURTH ROW: Lorene Morris, Jack Melton, Willie Pearl Moon, Marvin Wright, Evo Fay Stephens, Howard Broadwater, Nora Lee Turner, Charles Mathis. Rrwfffr.,-mm. 2 'A '. i Q2 1 .f . 1 5. R - ' R is We R R. FIFTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Maudie Walden, Marvin Vessel, Janice Lynch, Teddy Gum, Billie Don Dobbins, Maurice Barton, June Patterson, Bobby Hunt. SECOND ROW: Charles Smith, Jessie Lee Odell, Don Warren, Cleo Dickson, J. T. Harris, Dolores Garrett, Huey Bynum, Annie Lee Gipson. THIRD ROW: Helen Green, Bobby Loyd Russell, Mary Lou Davis, James Varney, Ethel Hanzell, Louis Langtin, Margaret McNelley, Sammy Worley. FOURTH ROW: Bobby Gene Harvey, Mary Jo Cook, Raymond Dubree, Betty Jean Coope Sammie Swinford, Martha Fay Glick, Jackie Lee Birdwell, Dorothy Driver. ,as , V Q . .ur . .- i - Q I A - N, ' FOURTH GRADE L 0 f 'fa . if - 1 FIRST ROW: Tommy Wright, Dolores Longtin, Edgar Walker, Vlrgie Menasco, Vernon Bradshaw, Frances Dillinger, Jimmy Latham, Janette Brascom. SECOND ROW: Lois Jane Foster, Welton Gill, Billie Jean Jones, Julian Powell, Josephine Fitchett, Nellie Scagg, Joe Evans Goforth. THIRD ROW: Lee Roy Walker, Melba Mitcham, Hohnny Mullins, Mary Bob Caffey, Richard Mayther, Wanda Renshaw, Fred Shew, Nona Fae Duncan. FOURTH ROW: Katy B. Martin, Billie Faye Haddock, Billie Lang. U iff ' 1 ii! S ' .. -E . O ' ' ft f 'f , . 5, ,'k A Q' sl 1 gp ..L: 2 -- ,ls 1 -.Q ' .PQ If-' , E.: X FOURTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Karl Romine, Florence Still, Jackie Fry, Joan Pruit, N. A. Fields Jacqueline Wheeler, Randle Krantz, Johna Farrell. SECOND ROW: Eloise Odell, Billy Davis, Mary Huffman, Hugh Parchman, Shirley Varney, Jimmy Wilson, Geneva Hobbs, Jackie Power. THIRD ROW: Charlie Barr, Peggy Underwood, Paul Goforth, Nelda Still, Durwood Hendry, Ethel Marie Jines, Bobby Carl Bynum, Jessie Lou Wooley. FOURTH ROW: Dorothy Mullins, Vivian Browning, Ina Fullerton, Mary Catherine Jordon. J g y -., N kk , .,, Y '5- 5 filth... it l -.' 1 . -1 'l:ih y 7 g 6 if 5 Q., 4 55 M D' Sf ' ....:..'-wi-, , O A 5. lofi. Qui HX 'N ??!! ' 1 -Jhb . gg QT ,P f, A Qi V 1 ' -, X- . .K-I M ' W 'Sl W W YN HHH' THIRD GRADE FIRST ROW: Bunny Perkins, Roy Gene Moore, Wynema Field, John T. Carey, Bobby Nell McDurmond, Kenneth Hardesty, Mildred Whitaker, Ronald Barner. SECOND ROW: Tom Silcox, Virginia Ann Boycett, Stanley Ater, Virginia Swazee, Ray W. Gooch, Jimmie Kay Reid, Howard Driver. THIRD ROW: Jo Ann Smith, Glynn Mitchell, Nona Jean Russell, Carl Percy, Patsy Ruth Medley, Herbert Coursey, Betty Sue Swinburn, Bobbie Sue Hogue. FOURTH ROW: Clifford Dodson, Katherine Hawkins, Barett Renfro, Mary Ett Florence Glenn Gorby, Wanda Ruth Waldron, Georga Ruth Russell. wx K I ,Q H ,C ,V . ler HIIIIHEHIMK VA M fr M - A 552535-Ze.2i.ig7f:1 ' lf' Y H f . T H I R D G R A D E FIRST ROW: Royce Franklin, Arlene Cassidy, Elmer Broadus, Hoy Jean Cone, Jared Lee McQuary, Delores Goforth, Dean Buchmeyer, Eula Jean Alford. SECOND ROW: Mildred Williams, Jimmie Swinford, Mary Frances Rhodes, Johnie Ren shaw, Hazel Broadwater, C. A. Keeling, Marie Russell, Bobby Jess Byrd. THIRD ROW: Edward Stephens, Frances Pettiet, Horace Mitchell, Mary Lee Geraud, Ralph Patterson, Jerry Ann Pope, Kenneth Hornbuckle, Dorothy Lee Archer. FOURTH ROW: Joyce Franklin, Dolly Rathrock, Kenneth Pledger, Sarah Roach, Billie Ray Hill, Patricia Ann Reynolds. 3 K' t , X. its A ian M Q A wi HF A 1 H 4 :L all B .Es .llflgfxallmmzh .al A 'h Q., f QW li: J - in SECOND GRADE FIRST ROW: Lydia Beth Gorby, Billy Wayne Gipson, Janelle Laughlin, Maurice Walk, Hazel Fowler, Jack Farrell, Carmon Bailey, Barry King SECOND ROW: John Herring, Dorothy Ann Warren, Darnell Vestal, Marilda Riley, Cyril Stanley, Opal Jane Williamson, Donald Lee Lumpkin, Nancy Shaw THIRD ROW: Lenora McCune, W. D. Watson, Martha Frances Odell, James Allen Boyett, Charleen Bruton, Jimmy Nuttall, Violet Davis, Donald Turner FOURTH ROW: Frances Driver, Bobby Brown, James Renshaw, Bruce Goforth, Jimmy Burkhalter, Donald Dubree .ht . .al 1 w ll 3' Q, 'HRX . , , N I f 'i .ff he Q., I I SECOND GRADE FIRST ROW: Glenda Sue Underwood, Jackie Barner, Katherine Morgan, Charles Wendt, Orvetta McNelly, Bill Lubetkin, Dorthy Nell Raney, Billy Willabay SECOND ROW: Ray Williams, Betty J. Ward, Thomas Buford, Edith Fae Anderson, Ella- son Fullerton, Betty Lou Garrett, Bob Oliphant, Margaret Jo Denman THIRD ROW: Audrey Jean Bounds, Hayman Hankins, June Cosner, Homer Florey, Jr., Marie Still, Horace Browning, Joan Cooper, Ivy Munn FOURTH ROW: Patsy Jo Marker, Barnett Stevens, Jerry Buchmeyer, John Andrew Barton, Robert Gill, Clyde Williams ,A 1- . ' at G. x o f o :A EQ ffm Y' 1 a ,X D . h y ,. ,Jw ..Y, , ,A ya, , i xrfi y'5f'9 -5 ' 453' 1 has if ,xwi ' l '4ff1 we 5 C A ' '-'il rf: P -M 3 L fffQ N, av. ,fb Q. , QQ, I ff 'f ,f , '15 1 . vi , . 2 n I K Q 4 Q ,by HT if i ,gfa , 'K 3 1 : E Q 2 XrA it za, 29..f?45.5!kAf FIRST GRADE FIRST ROW: Ila Joe Huffman, Harold Russell, Roselyne Vestal, Willie Odom, Mary Wright, Kenneth Dillenger, Shirley Ann Mullins, Charles Price SECOND ROW: Donnie Paul Brown, Frances Fitchett, Richard Goforth, Glenda Ann Mass, Von Elrie Fullenurder, Mevva Duane Smith, Joe B. Skenn, Louise Silvey THIRD ROW:.Bonn1e Ray Duncan, Bobby Smitherman, Berta Faye Cook, Robert Earl Briscoe, Jean Beth Ackler, Don Florence, Bobbie Russell, M. L. Jarrell FOURTH ROW: Wayne Patterson, Anita Howelth, Alvin Johnston, Jerry Grief, Billy Clinton, Jackie Jenks Hoover, Bobby Creech, Jim Vestal i 2 n , -an W, 'g S ' A J. , in , . - , x Alt' 4 T35 sa, 1 A f 4' s , . 1 X Q,-gi Q. , 4 aff' f f QWirf:::f!W'h H ,X FIRST GRADE FIRST ROW: Dolores Jones, Alfred Shew, Freddie Mae Gaulding, Harold Farrell, Nelda Ann Hendry, Rupert McBride, Euline Romine, Fred Erp. SECOND ROW: Harold Derald Slansel, Billie June Trahin, Jackie Hunt, Edna Wooley Gene Gibson, Clara Lou Davis, David Branscon, Dorothy Goforth, THIRD ROW: Joyce Cox, Billy Duncan, Joyce Hornbuckle, Glen Montgomery, Dixie Lee Whitf d or , Othell Bynum, Karen Joan King, Billy Noble FOURTH ROW: Henry Evans, Cordelia Whitoitt, Billy White, Bryan Barton, Jerry Goock, A. J. Whitten, Rachel Mobley, Eddie Walton . 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Lambg Maurice Powerg Odell Dupreeg Edmond Brewerg Jack Huffmang William Woody John Keel ingg Harlan Erpg Wayne Middlebrookg Claude Mitchellg Sidney Wilson MIDDLE ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: William Powellg Billy Riversg Adolph Dil lingerg Horace Maynardg Willie Nodineg Corneleius Harrisg Ernest Bakery Wilbur Jacobsg John Albert Jordong Bailey Jarvisg Herschel Williams FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Assistant Coach Ty nerg O. A Eavesg Jerry Jean Lewisg Ernest Smithermang L.E. Johnstong Hubert Eavesg Jack Johnstong Allen Lee Wallaceg Darrell Wilsong M.H. Fullerg Walbridge Po- wellg Coach Allen. Mr. Chester Lee Allen Head Coach Southwestern Univ. Mr. T. Roy Tyner Assistant Football Coach Southwestern Univ. : JVM ROBERT KING Trainer f- XX 1.4 WILLIS . NODINE A11 Dis. Half Back Co-Captain 152 lbs. Senior 3 THE SEASON Whether or not this season was a success is dependent upon what we mean by the word success. In the eyes of some people success is measured in vic- tories, according to this we were neither a success nor a failure, of our nine games we won seven and lost only twog winning second place in our district f race. Then there are those who would measure the success of a football team c , by the good that the team and fans have received from it, as well as its accom- plishments according to the material it had from which to develop a team. Ac- cording to the terms our year can be termed as one of success because the goal for which Coach Allen reaches is the development of the character of his boys, then win if possible. We started the season as a team which the fans expected little more than hard fought defeats but which turned in a record worthy of the name NMustangsn which TOMMY DAVIS past teams have held so high. Manager 1 I .',,-Q 14 K Overton 12 Henderson 6 With the newly formed tradition of upsetting predictions and defeat- ing a touted Class AA team, and the long standing record of winning every season opener since there has been an Overton football team at stake, the Mustangs fought their way to a victory over the Lions by a small margin of 12- 6. The whole eleven stood out as a hard fighting and smooth working combination. Windham and Jacobs, who had never played in a regulation game before o showed that they could be de- ' X pended upon to hold down f I wxgxx their positions while two , N 1 ag.-.of last years juniors, ' Baker and Jarvis, turned in , 1 a great job. In trying to 2 I es , ,QQ7 pick the outstanding player ' 1 we have a tough Job but we - remember that Captain No- dine was always just where he was needed most and I ,?' did a great job at it calling plays, and there J JOHN KEELING was the boy that most of the ' A11 District 2 fans as well as his teammates Tlckle had some doubt about lmtil he Co'C Pt 1n proved himself to be 169 lbs' Sen10r 1 fi 1 f iv p ,i ! A x I 1 gf ff tl.: J. D. LAUGHLIN 176 lbs. Co-Captain End Overton 12 Henderson 6 Ccont'dD the outstanding lineman of the game, that was John Windham. For the op- ponents McCarter and King, quarter- back and end respectively were the outstanding. Our two touchdowns were made by Wilson and Jarvis and Hender- son's was made by McCarter. Overton 32 Troup 0 In their first home game of the ' season the Mustangs romped to a 32-0 X victory over the Troup tigers. The boys still worked together smoothly and fought hard but because of the weakness of their opponents didn't get much of a chance to show it. After the first eleven had run up a com- tt Qf fortable margin the second and third X 3? string took over and played the major- l QQ ity of the game. Thus we got a chance 5 to see our future team strut their stufggil' I A and we must admit it was quite pleasing. The third string which is composed mostly of extremely small boys, copped the whole show of the night by holding WILBUR JACOBS the.Tigers scoreless the entire last 160 lbs, quarter and at the same time making Fullback some nice gains themselves. Outstand- Senior ing for Troup was Reagin who deserves much praise for his spirit and fight. The touchdowns were made by Nodine and Baker who made two apiece and Maynard of the second team who made one. 1 -A i J. S. LAMB 138 lbs. Guard . F . g f 1' , ,Y al h f lf . 3 z 1 A , at Q Q . .J 44- -.vf ' , l. BAILY JARVIS 154 lbs. Right Half-back f ' Overton 19 Salem 0 After getting off to a bad start, the Overton eleven finally settled down to their old style and came out on the large end of a 19-0 score. It look-. ed bad for our boys in the first few minutes of play for the Salem lads were romping toward pay dirt in a speedy manner, but after the first few plays the game was well in hand. The Mustangs, working as hard and smooth as ever, made three well-earned touchdowns. All three were made by Nodine behind excellent blocking. Outstanding along with Nodine was Middlebrook at end who made several hard pass snatches and was a fifth man in the Eagle backfield. Hughes, in the Salem backfield, was a constant threat throughout the game and Tyner at tackle stopped many of our running DARREL attempts. The victory was costly for WILSON the home team because Co-Captain Laugh- 123 lbs. lin suffered a side injury in the first Left Half- half and played none in the final back period. His substitute, Huffman, held down the end in great style. WAYNE MIDDLEBROOK 161 lbs. End Second String All-Conference Y . ff 2 running and some fancy side-step- tpf ,Q which were enough for the ole ball OVERTON 20 L. C. 0 The Mustangs, expecting to meet one of their stiffest opponents, went into the game with the Lions de- termined to win and did so 20 to X Q 0. Jacobs and Jarvis were the X big men of the offense and b hard 4d A gk ping they set up three touchdowns f fqggame. Nodine's vicious power scored all the touchdowns. The line play of the Mustangs was far superior to the L. C.'s line. C, Wood and Mitchell was the power ing JACK ERNEST in the line that stopped the HUFFMANHW BAKER Qhilions cold. For the Lions, 151 lbs- 140 lbs Easely and Rose in the backfield End and while Davis and Maxwell at Quarter'BaCk ends were the defensive stars. : OVERTON 6 ARP 18 Well, it just had to hap- pen this year, it has hap- , u no iti' ' 5 pened each year so far and we 5 probably thought we couldn't L gg g do without it. Feeling cocky J , ig and believing they would step w X aside just because they were 5 5 playing Overton we naturally had a set back coming to us f and we got it to the tune W' 1 s JOHN of 18-6. There was a com- i g gg WINDHAM plete change in the Mus- T ,A Qig ja 154 lbs. in an hours time. We E? gi QQH Guard went into this game the co- M favorites for the championship with high spirits and came out forgotten as far as the district race was concerned. After the first few mistakes in the early part of the game all EARNEST SMITHERMAN 137 lbs. Right Half-back OVERTON 6 ARP 18 Ccont'dJ our spirit and fight was gone and we just continued making mistakes. The two Tiger guards were in our backfield before the ball had settled in our hands. On defense, our line was still the stone wall that it used to be, making Arp lose more yardage than - they gained on the ground. Two Mustang fumbles in the first three plays of the game, gave the X Tigers the ball on our one yard line and they ' drove over for a touchdown on the third play. Arp completed one of their long passes and h fo intercepting one of ours, bot r touchdowns, I Q which finally cost us the bal W game. Jarvis made Over- l CEQIIIDE LL 5 ton's only touchdown. X .lj 149 1bS- 'fu OVERTON zo CARLISLE , Guard 1 12 he Mustangs seemed to have lost all their fight-, ng spirit for which they have been so well . nown, but managed to win 20-12. Of course, he Carlisle boys were tough and played good ootball but if the Mustangs had played as they , A ave played the score would have been much dif- S erent. The game was tight throughout and the 4 ustangs were trailing through part of the - R ame. Two subs took the spotlight in this ame, they were Baker and Brewer, aided by 4 HARLEN Middlebrook. Nodlne made two ERP touchdowns earlier in the game 165 lbs. to put us in the lead by one Tackle point, then Laughlin intercepted a pass on the last . play of the game and scampered for the double stripes to make six more points. Mullins of Car- lisle made two for the Indians and was outstanding along with Clark and Bristo at tackles. 'IE OVERTON 31 RUSK 7 - 31-75 this score looks as if we had an easy game, but the team we were playing, which ranks lowest in the district, 2 JERE JEAN I held us to a tough game, LEWIS X much tougher than the 156 1bS- score indicates. Rusk Quarter-back came knocking at our :al several times themselves. Finally there as a comfortable score and the second and hird team took over to make a better showing , han the regulars. Again two subs, Huffman f' F f l nd Brewer, took the spotlight. Outstand- Ak- 4 A ng for Rusk was Thomson and Little John. I ar Overton, Jarvis made two tallies - 7 nd Nodine, Laughlin and Keeling made .? me each. Lindstorm made Rusks only QQ core. of WILLIAM POWELL 133 lbs. End OVERTON 13 GASTON 31 Realizing that we still had a chance and that it all depended upon this game the Mustangs were in the right spirit for the task, but some how we got off on the wrong stride and it is impossible to correct ourselves enough in one game to defeat as great a team as the Red Devels are this year. The game went pretty well in the first quarter and most of the third but the Gaston lads final- ly got the upper hand and for the rest of the game it was all a Gaston show. Overton at least had the honor of being WILLIAM the only team so far WOOD to be leading Gaston 2 2 187 lbs' at any part of the R :J-X Tackle game and gave the Red . y 'X Devils a tough game, much tougher than the A X urged W score indicates. The Overton boys never gave f rg sst 7gg24Q 5 up hope and fought their heart out from be- , asa QM p finning to end but they had been in the f yi! 2 p wrong spirit too long to be a match for a , fw 'f tt . .hx great ball carrier like Nelson, Nodine, ., K K Luaghlin, Mitchell, Middlebrook, and Keelingg 3'-ff in fact the whole of the Overton team turned ' in a hard fought game. Outstanding fOr Gas- g JOHN ton was Bird and Nelson behind a tough line.mff JORDEN Our touchdowns were made on a long pass A 140 lbs. from Nodine to Laughlin and by a long Guard kickoff return by Nodine to the five from where he took it on over in three plays. Nelson made four of Gastons tallies and Bird made the other. OVERTON 20 LONDON 6 Our chances for the District Championship are gone, but our chance to save a record of never being below second place was still to be protected so the , Mustangs fought the Wildcats to a 20-6 victory. The Wildcats are next to the lowest team in the district and the game should have been pretty much one sided but they held our boys to a tough game and managed to give us a few scares One of the Mustangs seemed to want nothing more.than leave a great football name for him- SIDNEY self in the last game and he succeeded in do- WILSON ing that. This boy was 142 lbs. Mitchell who, along with -Left Ha1f-back Middlebrook, windham, Brewer, Dupree, Keeling, Laughlin, Nodine, and G several others were playing in their last football game for this school. Outstanding for London was Stone in the backfield and 34 Q7 Tyre, a tough little guard. Nodine, Wil- jf ps. son, and Huffman made Overtons scores f X and Stone made Londons. E ODELL DUBREE 132 lbs. Center District 24A--Football Standing Season 1940 Won Lost Tied Q Gaston 8 0 0 . 5 Overton 6 2 0 f l Arp 5 3 0 ' - Carlisle 5 3 0 ' Leverett's Chapel 3 4 1 Salem 3 5 1 Troup 2 5 0 London 1 5 2 Rusk 1 7 0 HAURICE POWER 220 lbs. Tackle 1 , i X , T V F Summary Seasons Scores Sept. 27 Henderson 6 Overton 12 Oct. 4 Troup Overton 32 '-if P Oct. 11 Salem Overton 19 ff' A Oct. 18 Leveretts C. Overton 20 Oct- 25 AFP Overton 6 Nov. 1 Carlisle Overton 20 ' NOV. 8 Rusk Overton 31 Nov. 14 Gaston Overton 13 NOV. 21 London Overton 20 EDHOND BREWER ?ggAEEs?AYNARD 155 lbs. Right Half-back Center 1941 Football Schedule ff Date Qpponent Place of Sept. 19 Open ----- f ' Sept. 26 Henderson Overton Oct. 3 Arp Arp Oct. 10 Troup Troup h Oct. 17 Salem Overton Oct. 24 Open ----- Oct. 31 Carlisle Overton Nov. 7 Leveretts C. Overton Nov. 14 Gaston Overton Nov. 21 London London BASKET BALL I O, FIRST ROW: Coach Tyner, NBuch' Allen, Charles Holman, M, H. Fuller, Darrell Wilson, Wayne Middlebrook, Ernest Backer, Everett Florey, Jack Johnston SECOND ROW: Otto Mullins, Gordon Bartels, 0. A. Eaves, Billy Herring, Walbridge Powell, Bobby Robinson, Jack Berry, Billy Holman, Eugene Alford, Elbert Whittaker, Donald Rightsell. MR. T. ROY TYNER Basketball Coach DON BENNETT Manager THE SEASON After a first glance at the sea- l son record of this years Basket- ball team one would think that it was not so successful. Then , p JK N when we consider a few reasons, X we see it through a different 5 X '.A y' light. With the size and ex- Q perience our boys had this year X they turned in a record that is much better than was looked for. L 5 M. H. Fuller, Jack Berry, Jack , Johnston, Darrell Wilson, and , H Earnest Baker were all small as ' ' well as inexperienced but much was depended upon them. To sup- port these we had three experi- enced and larger boys, Charles Holman, Wayne Middlebrook, and Everett Florey. Wayne, Everett, and Charles turned in a wonder- ful season and it is hard to pick the most outstanding one WaYDe Midd1ebF00k between them, but Wayne probably Guard had a slight edge. Everett Florey The team won one tournament and took third place in the county meet. In all our games the team built up an average of .500 and piled up a total of 395 points to the opponents 422. Of these points Charles accounted for 111 making him high point man. Wayne averaged a little over seven points per game to give him the highest average. A majority of our lettermen this year will be back for the coming season. Jack Berry, Gor- don Bartels, Otto Mullins, Bobby Robinson, Bill Holman, and Ken- neth Jones together with the n f four returning lettermen will be the nucleus of next year's team Spring practice should help out in making next year's team a better one H5 M' H' Fuller Charles Holman I , SEASONS RESULTS -. 'L ll 5 g 3 Overton 14 Carlisle 30 X 0 V g 47 4 fi 4 , 1Qf', 12 10 N 15 Edgewood 16 8'4'Q f G 12 11 18 Arp 27 f 4 Q 5 17 N 13 Arp 16 1 l , 4 20 20 Rocky nt. 16 f 4 N 32 Gaston 14 ,548 'L 5 7 10 Troup 35 9 24 L. c. 45 2 Gonnorr BARTELS 14 H 12 Rusk 34 24 45 Salem 23 25 N 40 London 16 DARRELL WILSON 28 22 Salem 18 1 ' 36 London 12 1 ' 27 Gaston 19 7 N 24 Carlisle 41 Q5 14 28 L. C. 23 Q, 14 N 2 Tatum 0 3 f 1 . 2 -21 Q- Carlisle 3- X 395 422 Q t o V 1 ., so I 41 Q K ,A mf at V' TVN zbx 1221: - h 7 JACK JOHNSON JACK BERRY Billy Holman BASKETBALL 1940-41 SEASON Won Lost Arp 7 3 Carlisle 7 2 Leverett's Chapel 7 2 Troup 5 4 Rusk 4 4 Overton 2 6 Gaston 2 6 London 1 7 Salem 1 8 Ernest Baker Elbert Whittaker, Billy Herrin, 0. A Eaves, Donald Rightsell Bobby Robinson Eugene Alford 's W 5 A ex - V I I 'A 5 Otto Mullins 74 p Kg, 1 K ' qvqrigg ., ' JF Q Jfwwdf bb 1 Qfwf ' VOLLEY BALL 414, ,QZMAW6 cmw 52 9 ,WI 3' si. WZWLCU Qwww 5 WIVV'-4, doll, f mx,f 1 ! V , , gif 4f,,,,Ld,,,22wJ aww ww Wax! 6244, T?Q9UA ' Gt A I ' , og, 5 11 13 . x ' ,fa J.' N. F44 ,5 ::::::: ' :J-Hg '-' ', ' ,f,, Hiipgwi ,755 FW rim - M' WJ fi f -11 , I - ., -ff ' . Ju Laine Hale Mary Bess Rogers Francis Walters Jessie Jewel Ater , L 'l . L1 7, 'Lvl' 1 A 1 ,r , , , ,L fl? G ,Liff rj: ,Lf ,' V .fix 5 'Q if ,hy ui,h it is A -1.3-5 v B, 2 - , iw 1 1 Awyfhzki F V M H J wx: 2 ks! ' f ,, w 4 1 Y- lvlf ga ' '. -,. E it l. , an y -, wg, Alyikhn E T. .A. -1 xjgfa, F .B w-. 'A Tv- 'hh Joyce Brandon Evelyn Mathis Hattie Lou Peavy Margaret Dobbins Francene Davis Mavis Villyard Rachel Lloyd Margie Hall Peggy Ann Gillum Katherine Benson Kathleen Lane Caroline Walters G. A. A. 1 W Vicy Worley Mary Willians Barbara Keeton, Lagenia Harvey, Thelma Branscom Evelyn Moore, Merlene Harper, Wanda Marrow Harlene Watson, Louise Hender- Dorothy Mathis son, Myrtle Skaggs, Geraldine Ida Bell Ritcher Wilmer, Joan Gipson Mary K. McMillan Betty Goforth Ora Estell Peavy Janett Yates Junita Johnston Mary Turner Nina Auld Geneva Hill Miss Landart Susan Fhur, Myrtle Skaggs, Joan Gipson Louise Henderson, Pearl Carsile, Mary Willians, Beverly Ann Johnson, Betty Sue Power Geraldine Wilmer Virginia Woodward Dorothy Turner Joan Cade MUSTANG BRIGADE x 5 5 V V V ,.,. A f,, . , ,A i1 Q L,f 5 3 , ' .54 U 4 v I fly 4 f ff : Z V444 1 11.1 4' sa. ' y Qamuv 174446 .,g.g.,1w e4,,U.,4..4w l.4,,uG-444141 Cfffwifwfvv 097 9.MWwf,z:g,,,4, sfuu1,w.,v,,,a.,c?,fft2JfVv .,m,,A'4,p ,SAW ' QVJAJ, 52.4666 Lx. 4 -fiat., fx LEADERS2 Rachel Lloyd, Evelyn Mathis, Joyce Brandon, Margie Hall. Mascot: Rae Nell Ward. FIRST ROW: Mary Frances Arnold, Betty Sue Powers, Gertrude Brown, Betty Jean Slentz, Evelyn Russell, Helen George, Margaret Dobbins, Evelyn Forman. SECOND ROW: Dorothy McQuary, Juanita Johnston, Thelma Branscom, Lagenia Faye Harvey, Jimmie Nelson, Dorothy Mathis, Irene Fry Julaine Hale, La Verne Denman. THIRD ROW: Jane Vickers, Ruthie Mosier, Mary Ruth Nuttall, Wilma Burney, Vicy Worley, Icy Worley, Hallie Mae Turner, Wanda J. Kitcher, Deopal Gill. FOURTH ROW: Wanda Jean Morrow, Ruth Davis, Nina Aulds, Mary Edith McCune, Melba Brewer, Elsie Smitherman, Geneva Hill, Norma J. Hendry. rl if sXX TENNIS CLUB SENIOR TENNIS Singles: Boys Charles Holman Girls Jessie Jewel Ater Doubles: Boys Eddie Frumhoff Allen Lee Wallace Girls Frances Walters Willene Ward Overton lost to Henderson in the County Meet in the semi-finals. JUNIOR TENNIS Singles: Boys Billy Holman Girls Ida Bell Ritcher Doubles: Boys Jere Jean Lewis Benny Mosier Girls Ju Laine Hale Mary Bess Rogers County Meet Results Juniors won cup First Boys Singles-Billy Holman Girls Doubles-Mary Bess Rogers Ju Laine Hale Second Girls Singles-Ida Bell Ritcher Boys Doubles-Jere Jean Lewis- Benny Mosier Total points 6 to apply on cup making a total of 13 points toward permanent possession which is 20 points. The Juniors will have back next year Jere Jean Lewis, Ida Bell Ritcher, and Ju Laine Hale. IGNS ff X 1 'Wm E :Ag n , P , .nl .N xx- n., ' -, . . ,H 5. K J 1, wb xv X.I'5 V 0 x X :g k W M ,ev , .f af ,. , ,- fy c , 0' .5 -u-,,4:3g Q 2 4? fr' F? I ,iT'5:v'1 L. 7 T' - ' Y ' I--fri?-f 7'7 - 1' 1 -K ?1 : J 'hh ' J 4 - 1 .- I' -1 .' 1 r 'W I ' X I if P4 ful 1 -fries:-1-WW ,yzzzw ll A LII XX STUDENT OFFICERS EVERETT FLOREY President BETTY JANE SESSUMS M. H. FULLER Secretary Vice-President LOS T EJAS STAFF +mN.... ...4 JRDON BARTELS . Business Mgr. ' MARILYN GREEN Feature Ed. U 'o ARY BON DEAN Humor RACHEL LLOYD Editor K ELEANOR MARIE HOWELL MARIE MOSLEY Asst. Editor Senior Editor H . CREASEY Sponsor KATHLEEN LANE Class Editor .uf .4 'w FRANCENE DAVIS Cir. Mgr. KEITH LEWIS Org. Ed. 1 Q MARGIE HALL . Junior Ed. X, JOHN KEELING BOB WALKER Sports Ed. Photographer ERALDINE NQDINE FRANCES WALTERS Artist Adv. Mgr. MUSTANG STAFF Editor Betty Jane Sessums Asst. Editor Business Mgr. Adv. Manager Homeroom Editor Asst. Homeroom Editor Club Editor Band Editor Joyce Brandon Mary K. McMillan Hattie Lou Peavy Betty Goforth Margaret Dobbins Helen George Helene Davis Class Editor Katherine A. Benson Editorial Column Sports Writers Exchange Artists Society Mem. Operators Typists Distributers Proof Readers Mary Lou Evans Paula Jane Whittington Walbridge Powell Robert King Kathleen Lane Jeraldine Nodine Helen George Evelyn Mathis Joe Singletary M. H. Fuller Robert King Roberta Klinger Maymalee York Caroline Walters Francene Davis Margaret Palmer Jessie J. Ater Peggy Oliver KODAK CLUB FIRST ROW: Mary Ruth Nuttall, Frances Walters, Willene Ward, Sydney Patterson SECOND ROW: William Wood, Bob Walker, Mr. Creasey. CAMPING CLUB FIRST ROW: Kenneth Bounds, Patty Boyles, Eugene Mitchell, Joe Allen, Weldon Storey, Ponder Sessums, Bobby Browning, Raymond Dearman. SECOND ROW: Billy Jack Lusk, Pete Kindle, William Roy Mathis, Leland Hobbs, H. B. Lowley, Deak Still, Jodie Williams. THIRD ROW: J. W. Turner, James Ward, Bill Gordon, Hr. Fields, Billy J. Walks, Billy Ross Hunt. SPEECH DEPARTME First Row: Second Row: Third Row Fourth Row: First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: Fifth Row: : Raymond Flint, Don Hereford, Beveraly Ann ..l... . ..,, ,. 'ii-.,..,1, ' l. .. ,......x- .. ., . Jane Sue Reynaud, Aldon Turner, Katherine Ann Benson. Mary Lou Evans, Helen George, Joe Singletary, Bobby Robinson, Keith Lewis, Rachel Lloyd, Margaret Dobbins, Mary Elizabeth Neal, Alma Ruth Stroud. Johnson, Jere Jean Lewis, Irene Fry, Eleanor Marie Howell, Marvin Patrick, Everett Florey. E. D. Platt, Margie Hall, Kathleen Lane, Marilyn Greene, Mary Elizabeth Morgan, Margaret Jean Palmor, Ida Bell Ritcher, Susan Jane Fhur, John Windham, Mr. Glenn E. Fluker. LA JUNTA CLUB Roberta Klinger, Marie Mosley, Maymalee York. Margaret Dobbins, Marilyn Green, Nina Sue Bizzell, Joy Fulton, Dorothy Turner. Jane Vickers, Geneva Hill, Juanita Johnston, Alma Ruth Stroud. Louis Allen Williams, Francis Riley, Caroline Walters, Margie Hall, Mr. Fluker. J. D. Laughlin, Maurice Powers, Kenneth Jones, John Keeling. NT - HOBBY CLUB Howard Rambo, Lois Patterson, Dorothy McQuary, Billie Jean Hereford, Joan Cade, Virginia Woodward, Hollis Bates. SECOND ROW: Mary Frances Arnold, Velma Fae Dodson, Beverly Johnson, Jeanette Yates, Ora Estell Peavy, Geraldine Wilma, Matten Ray Dodson. THIRD ROW: James Paul Wind ham Franes Florence, Delpha Joe Dees. FOURTH ROW: Monroe Burton, Jose phine Rhodes, Truby Cone, Norma Jean Hendry, Miss Bates. SHOP CLUB E. D. Platt, Bill Rivers, Arthur Greif, Don Bennett, Wallace Smitherman, Muriel Smitherman, Johnny Goforth, Glenn Rightsell, Jimmy D. Todd, Charles Barton, George Bradshaw, Edward Branstom, Herman Brownrigg, Pete Fuller, Billy Goforth, Don Hereford, Leo Hickman, Elbert Huey, Esteo Laughlin, Philip Mangum, John Nelson, L. J. Philips, Billy Wallace. DRAMATIC CLUB FIRST ROW: Wanda Jean Kitcher, Lucille Camp, Agatha Cassidy-Reporter, Mary Bess Rogers-Sec. 3 Treas., Ruthie Mosier. SECOND ROW: Jane Sue Reynaud, Christine Elliot, Mary Alice Hawkins. THIRD ROW: Marjorie Gilmore, Loma Rae Petty-Vice Pres., Wilma Burney. FOURTH ROW: Jeraldine Nodine, Wanda J. Morrow, John Windham-Pres., Miss Watson, Eleanor M. Howell. LIBRARY CLUB FIRST ROW: Otto Mullins, Minnie Jewel Owens, Billie Jean McCord, Mary Elizabeth Neal, Dorothy Camp, Sec., L.E. Johnston. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Barrow, Betty Jean Immel, Geraldine Underwood, Dorothy Lee, Fayrene Mitchell, THIRD ROW: Jack Swinborn, Harold Ford, Mary Edith McCune, Dorothy Mills, Aldon Turner, Vice Pres., Earnest Davis. FOURTH ROW: Marvin Patrick, President, Junior Watson, Leon Brewer NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Francene Davis, Margaret Dobbins, Caroline Walters, Jessie Jewel Ater, Katherine Ann Benson-Sec. 8 Treas., Betty Goforth, Mary Morgan, Mira Alice Garrett, Agatha Cassidy, Kathleen Lane, Betty Jane Sessums, Joyce Pester, Odell Dubree, Joe Singletary, Marie Mosley, Mary Elizabeth Neal, Helen George, Mary Bess Rogers, Rachel Lloyd-Treas., Margie Hall Gordon Bartels, Bobby Robinson-Vice Pres., Peggy Oliver-Pres. F.H.T. CLUB Maxine Noble, Katherne Walker, Lagenia Faye Harven, Evelyn Whitsitt, Mer- lene Harper, Joan Gipson, Darlene Watson, Myrtle Skaggs, Velma Faye Dodson, Harlan Martin, Billie Louise Whitford, Jo Nelle Gorby, Mary Alice Hawkins, Ruthie Mosier, Katherine Swinburn, Louise Henderson, Early Dawn Mullins, Betty J. Slentz, Margie Dees, Joyce Pester, Harweeda Hammontree, Betty Go- Eorth, Hallie Mae Turner, Vaneece Canady, Gertrude Brown, Betty Sue Power, Evelyn Moon, Themla Branscom, Mary Belle Driver, Willie Mae Procter, Floy Yilliams, Evelyn Mathis, Mary Edith McCune, Florene Hagan, Leatha Stanley, ?airy Dearing Dorothy Gibson, Dorothy Duncan, Elsie Smitherman, Ruth Bell, Jorothy Mathis, Mary Turner, Jimmye Nelson, Evelyn Russel, Ruth Davis, 3elva Spangler, Juanita Fowler, Nina Aulds. PRACTICAL SCIENCE CLUB L IRST ROW: Jack Berry, Paul Wayne Florence, Gordon Bartels, Bobby Robin- son, Vice Pres., Hattie Lou Peavy, Benny Mosier. ECOND ROW: Ida Belle Richter, Susan Jane Fuhr, Pearl Carlisle, Jack Martin, Edythe Hawkins, William Powell-Pres., Eddie Frumhoff-Sec. E Treas., Roger Goforth, Earnest Smitherman. HIRD ROW: Connie Faye Evans, Lavelle Kee, Billie Holman, Earnest A. Sessums, Morris Goforth, Eugene Malone, Charles Holman-Reporter. ARCHERY CLUB FIRST ROW: Robert E. Crain, Harold Maynard, Jere Jean Lewis-Vice Pres., James Woodward, Donald Rightsell, M. H. Fuller, Allan Lee Wallace. SECOND ROW: Robert King, Jack Huffman, Jack Rightsell, Herschel Williams, John A. Jordan, Wayne Middlebrook, J. S. Lamb-Pres., Wilbur Jacobs. THIRD ROW: L. E. Simpson, Willis Nodine, Baily Jarvis-Reporter, Hubert Eves, Akron Gorby, Claud A. Mitchell-Sec. 3 Treas. O ASSOCIATION n FIRST ROW: Sidney Wilson, Baily Jarvis, Jack Huffman, Wayne Middle- brook, Willis Nodine, President, Edmond Brewer, Harlan Erp. SECOND ROW: Coach Allen, Darrel Wilson, M. H. Fuller, Reporter, Wilbur Jacobs, Robert King, Vice President, John A. Jordan, Claude Mitchell, L. D. Todd. THIRD ROW: T. Roy Tyner, E. A. Sessums, William Woods, J. D. Laughlin, Secretary, John Keeling, L. E. Simpson, Maurice Powers, John Windham, Albert Fields, Charles Holman, Everett Florey, Jack Huffman, Earnest Baker. PRESS CLUB Helen Davis, Vice President, Francene Davis, Irene Fry, Betty Goforth, Secretary, Katherine Ann Benson, Kathleen Lane, Peggy Ann Gillum, Betty Jane Sessums, Jessie Jewel Ater, Dorothy Minor, Margaret Jean Palmer, Mary Katherine McMillan, Helen George, Marilou Evans, Joyce Brandon, Helen Jones, Winston Florence, 0. A. Eves, Evelyn Mathis, Walbridge Powell, Peggy Oliver, Leroy Gill, Keith Lewis, Mary Morgan, President fbve iojw. mofhcrrs anyti 5 1 Gyfl e Mfaifihfl 00,125- fyfla-HBV W-gl aunselveslf-3 VIS , 2 5cLf1oof Day? n.10nJer Boys Ofmwh Out DUR Way cs uuzy, Fl 1'f'2.yll0a-ul f47i7'2y- - Rlffff-,7 abt KA-IS 1,1 .., -. ...M Q H .k,g,. . . jg MUSIC DEPARTMEN rv-,v 1 5 as Free. f h.g.Pe.ople. undev Q ha-Tevcv BTL Fw-me. 1' The. J ' L '- 5. 1 I ' If n ill' K w , A' -' 1 1.1, iv gf 55 5 Pass . ,',.'.- 4. Huff' '-v ,. . wr: 4.24 .fn JJ' .4 4 OUR SYMBOL OF LIBER . ,. , .V ik . - . . -' - -F' ' . xfza' .., 313- - ,TI 'IHS '..' : ' -alg- hb .wi N 1 3,1 , J., .V kj P P. me Y. 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Brodhead, Faculty Business Manager Louis Allen Williams ----------------------------- President Katherine Ann Benson ----------------------------- Vice-President Mildred Rhodes --------------------.-------------- Secretary Maymalee York ------------------------------------ Reporter DRUM MAJORS HBAND SWEETHEARTH FLAG BEARERS LIBRARIAN Head Drum Major Eula Mavis Villyard Assistants Joy Fulton Jessie Jewel Ater Francene Davis Bells Katherine Ann Benson Flute Roger Goforth Frances Walters Lindoe Scott Oboe Susan Jane Fuhr lst Clarinet Eddie Frumhoff Margie Gilmore gsg Clarinet Nina Sue Bizzell Robbie McFerran Charles Barton gtg Clarinet Geraldine Underwood Jack Berry Billy Jean McCord Don Hereford Jack Melton Wallace Smitherman Floyd Knotts Billie Barton Helene Davis James Boring Jean Alford Caroline Walters Ray Slay Roberta Klinger Kathleen Lane CONCERT BAND Bassoon Ronald York lst Alto Saxophone Ray Slay Eugene Alford gtg Alto Saxophone Maymalee York Elaine Jones Tenor Saxophone Marguerite Grain Truby Cone Solo Cornet Ida Rae Smith Lloyd Gilmore lst Cornet Howard Fambo Billie Herrin gsg Cornet Pete Fuller Anthony Patient L.J. Phillips Joseph Fouts gtg Cornet Robert Earl Crain Leo Silvey Norman Still lst Trombone Harland Erp gss Trombone W. R. Ford 3rd Trombone Allen Grief Baritone Lewis Allen Willians Jo Nell Gorby 1st Horn Mildred Rhodes 2nd Horn -Marie Mosely 3rd Horn Phillip Mangum Marcel Moore Basses Eugene Malone Lindle Purtle Snare Drums James Paul Windham Delpha Jo Dees Billie Edwards Bass Drum Keith Lewis Tygganl Cornelos Harris i. M 'Ha I X Ni I ifm Roberta Klinger BAND PRACTICE TO THE GIRL WHO HAS NOT MISSED AND JUNIOR SCHOOL DAYS!!! DURING HER HIGH SCHOOL TRIO and QUARTETTE Quartette: John Windham, J. D. Laughlin, Wayne Middlebrook, Jr. Watson Trio: Marie Mosley, Mary Bon Dean, Marguerite Crain. MUSIC VARIETY CLUB FIRST ROW: Billy Herring, Marguerite Crain, Katherine Rambo, Marselle Parks, Mira Alice Garrett, Robbie McFerran. SECOND ROW: Eugene Alford, Cornelius Harris, Mavis Villyard, Mary Bon Dean, Ida Rae Smith. 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TYLER COMMERCIAL COLLEGE AND SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION TYLER, TsxAo IN OVERTON In XXX LIEN YOUR STORE WHERE MOST PEOPLE TRADE OSBORNE S DIAMOND SHOP Overtons Leadlng Jewelers Overton Texas COmpllmSHtS of E T Your Beautlful Home Owned Theatre Compllments of AB and JACK SUPER SERVICE DISTRIBUTOR f FIRESTONE TIRES BATTERIES ACCESSORIES I N R E C O P R O D U C T S Phone 95 For Road Service Call Us Phone 93 Compllments of E S T T O t F O 0 D THQE RIGHT KIND IN THE RIGHT AMOUNT YOUR CAFETERIA THE PLACE THAT COUNTS OVERTON SCHOOL CAFETERIA 431 '- li uf5-i' I au- u I N ' Il T H O V E R O N ' I' ll K R 5d - S5 s R E Qverton We will always continue to serve you Texas as you wish o be served f 1 F L O R E Y - W A R R E N APARTMENTS HENDERSON STREET ee SAM WARREN for A artment Fords 8a QQ SSTV1 ce Mercurys Phone l5O Overton Texas S p s PACE - RICHARDS MOTOR CO. 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BE MODERN---COOK ELECTRICALLY OVERTON OFFICE PHONE 156 TEXAS I G CORPORATION OVERTON TEXAS Compl lment S of PHONE 182 FREE DELIVERY BERRY GRO H MKT HOLLYWOOD CAFE Overton Texas 0-vert on Texas COURTESY SERVICE OLDSMOBILES G M C as Eight Goon USED CARS JIMMIE OWEN MOTOR COMPANY Ph 511 U N T E D A S 60---'70---80 T k Sh 1B Si es s Sales and Service Overto T gmm+f+,.ri,,+q lf 45'-'vm :Mapa PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY HEILIGMAN CLINIC Clinic Phone 86 Overton, Texas H HEILIGMAN, M D T GLENN SMITH Physician and Surgeon Dentist H W PARCHMAN M D FLOREY coATs BLDG Phone 104 Overton Texas N T I FLOREY WARREN BLDG Overton P H O N E 1 O 4 Texas TH S B ABNEY M D FLOREY WARREN BLDG Office Phone 39 Residence Phone 58 v e r t o e x a ITITTTIITIIIIIIITTTTTTIIIITTITTTITTITTIIIIIITTITTIIIIIIITITTIT TTTTITITIIII DR. R. P. MONAGHAN D E S T ,o.. O n, T s A U T O G R A P H S Compliments r o Your Frlend B A Overton Texas F I R E C A S U A L T Y T O M 0 B I JACOBS WETZEL INSURANCE AGENCY OVERTON TEXAS JOHN L POPE HDW CO Complloatlon of The HOME of Norge Appllanoes DENMAN JEWELERY CO ShGFW1D Wlllams Overton s F1nest PHIDES Phone 211 Overton Texa Overton TeX21S SINGER SEWING MACHINES J W Fltohett d1str1buter BUTTONS R BUCKLES COVERED O V E R T O N Ph 68 T E X A S f m F I R S T S T A T E N K - , - ,AU L-E 0. L. Jacobs Phone 65 E. F. Wetzel lv 'f' AUTOGRAPHS Gasollne Motor O11 For More MOtOT1Hg Pleasure Phone 2861 at Tyler Texas CMURREY vEEDoL SPUNKEYS o1L Exo., Inc AUTOGRAPHS 1 ...,,,- -L Q ff'- 1- -. if 1-Ci? 1,,. .w s- P -r v -.-A 5..T7fHl1 i '- - x .,, --N r. . 4 - 'N 1 ,. , , ' lx,-,. - 4 ,g- Y ,,., Q cr? ' ,' 1 P ' , Q .1 vzgtfff if 1 -H, - ' Q. M . ',, ',1.- .. , r ,Hu ., ,-.. 7. A .1 ,- .. w' w, , - , -gig' '5. 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