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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1942 volume:

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Pope 198' Mr. Kos Rogers Y Mr. Sam Warren President ARD Mr. Raymond Evans Secretary USTEES Mr. W. S. Edwards ,AfhWNg ' Mr. Jones Fuller ' 8 al Mr. J. H. Walters ..mfw.-1. M' 1 1' -. milf, fs-H--., .. . Ji'f',v. 'S - .J x .- 1-wf 1' ': .--fm ifw. f v- ' ., W . J., .1 an vm. , 1.13 79.4 1 c, My Q .1 fz-wn ii M. - Q ,m:.,gp 1 M. -4. M 2159 ,W K -. '?M,s1,f ,pg mf... . ' f3f1+M4i:f'44n2g ifi,Q,.:' - ' ix -V gf 'ij fri.. 1. ,W jug, ,inf W4 1 dwg. 5 5 W A 14, W C W. 'P' V 1 H va, ' U uvvim J -,J , . . W KK' MMG K A G ' a 4 , 'AH' W' -V 3,4 K .W . f . W , p ', .-+ .W Fai -4 x W 'iQ I I A iw r M157 Wap, M' X w, .V 1 'H . N vm. 1 '-bw-11,3 H ' 'i M' PW' M ' s ' 'I' WI.. 'v 1 ' 'W ' T14 v ' my :P ,M M, W' ap 'lm F. W ,M 1 N 36 . . 'W fl L' A. 45,,:g,.1Z! ,..m f, ,u'.:5:, ,, H .-. . . n X. ,. .WSH M 5 on . ,. g:wf2., W ' 4' A A -1 . N, 1 Q, X ,N A , 4. f f ,, - ., , w -. L. , Hg':'v'l '.ff kW'7gi.' ' - ':' V, K 'f1r'.'y 1 '5w4m1 '. . 95. ' 5. ' ' ' M ' . .. - .. -,,.f ?I-,'- -, 3 ,du 5-,wfg , . N d'f5Q,,,,Q.7'1:h If ,H ',ZyQ'Y5f1q2'.f'Q65 ,.Q4,i'. 1-.,H',1f.f'5'f'-gemg:5.f,' ' 'jp ,wH1..... ,4.W'.Qwyi,,7mgf.G.1g'v,Jw H fm U ' :A Y A W2 n 'A'Cf:.., ' flfZ5i3iiJE!3f :M we 341: xl- ,, jgah.ww 14 L f Ui.. .QA wr. . . f'. 2'Z7'7 wFp f. -' ' , , ,A 'lf sqm 516' 1-...J 1,.. 1. N ie ' 5 ..fW'1w f'-W1-51Wim!! Nd f'fg.3M ' . ' '1 'P ' ' w? ff 1' M021 '. ' . WU ,I , Y , w,-,.r,. -- far . .V 1,4 ,,..4,, , - Q, H ::'- .,f.ff . M bv!-Gif! ' ' ' .V i' -Wim mn y w fx ,gt x if 4 ' mwwq ' -...,,..,. VN Q Mn' W' WW, ' , x w -,L ' W' ew, qw! fx JW . run' A ... - X 1 A 4 fl . 1,1w 'N 1? . -aw mm OUR FLAG THE HIGH SCHOUL E ELEMENTARY SCHO E BAND HA THE SHOP E SCIENCE BUILDING TH ,,. PJi ip. E TENNIS COU 'J T, RT E MUSTANG STADT UM THE GYNINASIUM 1 M. SUPERINTENDENT Dear Students and Teachers: The supreme test for our Hway of Lifen is at hand, Our nation is in a conflict in which you and I must take our respective parts. Sacrifices must be made, even Life must be given. The total cost in human resources may never be known. You and I will share in that responsibility whatever it may be. Our type of Home, Church, Liberty, and Pursuit of Happiness is worth the cost however great. The same kind of spirit that came to you and me in our heritage must be exemplified, if these ideals are to be maintained. May God's blessings be with each of you always. in Sincerely, BLANCHE COHAGEN ' X 4-'nj Secretary PRINCIPAL To the Students: The present world conflict should cause us to give serious thought to our democratic ideals and institutions. Your student activities, of which this yearbook is a definite part, are agencies of group participation and self expression. These activities constitute present life situations and preparation for life in a democracy. Our country is fighting to preserve these institutions and we know that the students of the Overton Schools will do their part toward the perpetuation of the dem- ocratic way of life. Best wishes for your future, df UMZVQ , fw , .- :su .om A an X PRINCIPAL Students: As another year comes to a close, I am glad to have this opportunity to say that association with you has been a pleasure. For those of you who are graduatin I ' h g, wis a happy and successful life beyond your school years, I shall look forward to another pleasant year with you who are coming back next year. Sincerely yours, ,fy H. OW, CLAUDE NEELY Secretary GUIDANCE DIRECTUR - A 4 if 4 , W an . 5, il ilu ...---1 To Students: It is with greatest pleasure that I sit at my desk and address a message to you-a Los Tejas reader, I have enjoyed the hours we have spent together working on problems related to your present school experience and future welfare. I wish to take this means of expressing to each of you my best wishes for a useful and successful life. I would like for each of you to know that the facilities of our school are yours to comm- and even though you have graduated or have gone on to other schools. My key thought for the year I pass on to you. Ulf you receive a favor- remember ity if you bestow one-forget it.H Sincerely, Z7 s ILLYARD dj MAVI v 1f .Q acl Secretary 7th Spanish, French 3.A., M.A., Univ. of Fexas, Baylor Univ. MISS VICTORIA LANKA! Physical Education i P.E., English B.S., Baylor Univ. Texas Tech college, Univ. of Texas MISS SARA SMITH President of Faculty Third Grade Education, English B.A., Trinity Univ. Texas College Mines MR. MORRIS GOFORTH M . FRANK D. CREASEY Science Commercial Mathematics, Chemistry, Math. Business Administration, B. A., Baylor Univ. Accounting and Auditing, Univ. of Colo. B.B.A., B.A., M.A., ISS MAZIE HALLIDAY irst Grade nglish, Education .B., T.W.C. .T.S.T.C., Texas Univ. , 4- 4 Q ,L . in Baylor University, Univ. of Texas, S.M.U. M . GLENN E. FLUKER M S, MABEL WHORTON Spanish, English, Second Grade Speech B.A., Baylor English, Education Univ., M.A., Univ. Baylor University of Texas MISS DOROTHY FLOREY Sixth Grade English, Education B.A., Baylor University IISS ELIZABETH lcNUTT IR. C, H, CONNALLY KISS HARY D, BAKER lomemaking Dept. Industrial Arts, Second Grade ieneral Home Economics History Primary Education ieneral Science B.S., E.T.S.T.C. Lon lorris-Jackson- loss, EoTosuTgCo Al MISS H. A. PARSONS Library, Dramatic Dir. Library Sci. Eng. His. Univ. of Colorado B.A., T.S.C.W. A W af Q ff. fig ,FW yyff Iss nono'ruY la. HARRIS Fourth Grade Af Elem, Education, .J . Gd bf Social Studies gy B.S.,H.S., E.T.S.T.C. R. CHARLES LEE HILL Land Director nstrumental lusic L. S., Stephen F. Austin .a. State Normal Iardin-Simmons Univ. KISS WILLYAN SNOW Latin, English, Educ. Dramatic Dir. B. A., Baylor Univ. ULTY HR. A FIELDS Mathematics Geography Jacksonville Jr. College, B. S. Stephen F. Austin N.T.S. T.C. QQ B.S. Stephen F. Austin MISS INEZ BALLARD Fourth Grade Elem. Education B.S., N.T.S.T.C. it ,.f 'H X '-Ef f ' H' A A ,ii -A ' 'f fav' ' . Q f ,fa .L- eafs I I ar' gf ,X f 2? ear is v M S. EARLINE BURNETT MISS CHARLIE MAE SEAL MISS MARY BATES M S. WILLO KEOUN Fifth Grade Fifth Grade Fine Arts Second Grade Music, English History, English B.A.,Ark. S.T.C. 4 English, A.B., L.S.N.C. B.S., S.W,S.T.C. B.M. Hendrix Education Washington Univ. College, Univ. of A.B., T.W.C. Ark. Sec. of Faculty. uns. nov GUINN English B.A., C. I. A. FACULTY M . L.E. SIMPSON Physical and Health Ed. Physical and Indust. Ed, BGS., M.S., N.T.S.T.C. MISS LILLIAN WATSON Mathematics, History, and Education B.s., ms., N.'r.s.'r.c Z 'W wage' . -s ' ' , Eg. Q, 7, 25531-il' 'f 1 .19 3 'V Y.. N 'fc' mf: ,W . if 1 M S. FRANCES SARTAIN MISS LORENE CRISMAN First Grade Cafeteria Manager B.S., Stephen F. Austin Foods 5 Nutrition, Chemistry, B.S., T.S.C.W, MISS MARGIE REYNOLDS English B.A., Baylor Univ. M.A., George Peabody College MR. CHESTER ALLEN MR. T.R. TYNER Head Coach Sixth E Seventh Grade Social Science, Math Government, Economics, B.A., B,B,A,, B.A., Southwestern Univ. Southwestern Univ. FACULTY MISS MARY L. PIERCE Fourth Grade Primary Ed. Lon Morris-Jacksonville uns. J. N. GERARD B.S. Stephen F- Austin mss my N. .mcxsou Nursing Third Grade Public Health English, Education :Nz - U T . 1 qi' wgy HN ff.1.,, 5 . ,N . x MRS. MADELINE VARNEY First Grade English, Education Stephen F. Austin Univ. of Louisville, Ky. B.A., Univ. of Texas E P. T. A. Ia Hmm' . .'aMJ? '-', ,L 1,1 f Fha QM7J'3fW1,EHJfQ Q. P5 1 ' , wt , a . . 4, ' Irs, W. D. Dobbins Irs. C. H. Connally President Secretary Hrs. F. G. Patrick Irs. E. D. Cleveland Welfare Study Course Chairman Hrs. H. R. Whittington Hrs. G. E. Fluker Irs. Floyd Knotts Program Chairman Treasurer Membership ,,.. mu' 4? M 4 if ,142 mf , If Z!! Wi? V, gf' ff' fy J 796, V if I 5' ,ff ff .J J X 1 ..-J' .5 f U GV N Q Wet ,Q .S. NAVAL AIR STATION, Corpus Christi, Texas CLASS SONG Tonight the Senior Class of 0. H. S. Is putting all its books away. We're proud to graduate, But still we're kind of blue For we hate to leave our school and friends so true. From here our ways will part They'll go we know not where But those precious memories we'll always share, So tonight the Senior Class of '42 Bids farewell but not goodbye to you. CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER Blue and Silver Red ROSGS CLASS IOTTO Ulu ourselves the future lies.n SENIGRS q5iW'WvW I BOBBY ROBINSON WINSTON FLORENCE President Secretary' KEITH LEWIS PEGGY GILLUM Vi ce-President Reporter OFFICERS KATH EEN LANE Dramatic Club-'39 G.A.A.-'39,'4O,'41'42 Pep Squad-'39, '42 Declamation-'39,'4O,'41, BOBBY ROBINSON Sec. of Freshman Class-'39 Camping Club-'39 Courtesy Award-'39-'40 Math Club-'40 '42 Vice Pres. Nat. Honor Sec. of Freshman Class-'39 Sggiety-'41-'42 County Meet Typing Medal Vice Pres. of Science '40 Club-'41 Press Club-'40,'41 President Senior Class-'42 Mustang Staff-'40,'41,'42 Reporter of Chemurgy Club '42 Band-'40,-'41 Debate-'41-'42 Vice-President of Junior Basketball-'42 C1355-'41, Football-'42 Pres. of Chemurgy Club-'42 ' 'OH Club-'42 Member of Los Tejas Staff-'40, Annual Staff-'42 '41 Mustang Staff-'42 Editor of Los Tejas-'42 Chairman of War Board '42 Sec. of National Honor Society- '42 Member of National Honor Society 41 Rep. of American Legion Festival- '42 War Board '42 MARGUERITE LEATH KKilgoreD Game Club-'39 Pep Squad-'39 Choral Club,-'39 Glee Club-'42 Press Club-'42 Pep Squad-'42 DARRELL WILSON Camping Club-'39-'40 Basketbal1-'39-'40-'41-'42 Football-'39-'40-'41-'42 Softball-'40-'41 HON Club-'40-'41-'42 Safety Patrol-'40-'41-'42 Mustang Staff-'42 PEGGY ANN GILLUM G.A.A.-'39 Dramatic Club-'39 Press Club-'39-'40-'42 Pep Squad-'40 Reporter of Senior Class-'42 Glee Club-'39 Asst. Editor of the Mustang paper-'42 Extemporaneous Speaker- 42 JESSIE JEWEL ATER V. P. of Frosh Class-'39 Kodak Club-'39 G. A. A.-'39,'4O,'41,'42 Pep Squad- '39 Tennis CCounty MeetJ'40,'41 Band Majorette-'40,'41 Co-Drum Mj.-'42 Dramatic Club-'40 Typing Team-'40 Press Club-'4l,'42 Mustang Staff-'41,'42 National Honor Soc.-'41-'42 War Board-'42 545 MARILYN GREEN Kodak Club-'42-'39 G,A,A,-'39,'4O,'41, '42 Freshman Beauty-'39 Sophomore Favorite-'40 Pep Squad-'39 Declamation-'39-'40-'41-'42 Vice-Pres. of Soph. Class-'40 Band-'40-'41-'42 Pres. of Junior Class-'41 Feature Editor of Annual-'41 Los Tejas Staff-'42 Mustang Staff-'42 Rep, at Harvest Festival WILLENE WARD Kodak Club-'39-'41-'42 Tennis-'39-'40-'41-'42 Volley-ball-'42 Softball-'39 Basketball-'41-'42 Pep Squad-'39-'40-'4l- '42 KEITH LEWIS Declamation-'39 Dramatic Club-'39 HON Club-'42 Debate-'40-'41 Math Club-'40 Tennis Club-'40 Press Club-'41 Mustang Staff-'41-'42 Los Tejas Staff-'41-'42 Football-'39-'42 Kodak Club-'42 Band-'42 Vice President of Senior Class-'42 JOHN ALBERT JORDAN Track-'38-'39-'40-'41 Kodak Club-'39-'40 Football-'41-'42 HOU Club-'41-'42 Archery Club-'41 Basketball-'41-'42 Football Trainer-'42 Ran Holman Award-'42 Courtesy Award-'42 Los Tejas Staff-'42 IRENE FRY Home Eco. Club-'39 Softball-'39 Spelling-County Meet-'39- '40-'41 Pep Squad-'39-'40-'41-'42 Declamation-'39-'40-'41 G.A.A.-'39-'40 Mustang Staff-'40-'41 Editor of Mustang paper-'42 Press Club-'39-'40-'41 Annual Staff-'42 RACHEL LLOYD Pres. of Freshman Class Pres of Sophomore Class Secretary of Junior Class Pep Squad Leader-'39- '40-'41-'42 Mustang Staff-'39-'40 '41-'42 Editor of Los Tejas '41 Orchestra Debate One Act Play Junior Beauty Rep. at Corsicana National Honor Society '41-'42 Volley Ball Basketball War Board Pres. of Student Body Most Popular Girl 'K' GENEVA HILL Sec. of Home Eco. Club-'39 G.A.A.-'39, '40, '42 President of G.A.A.-'41 Pep Squad-'39, '40, '41, '42 Spanish Club-'41, '42 Home Eco. Club-'40 LOIA RAE PETTY Reporter of Home Ec. Club-'40 Vice Pres. Dramatic Club-'41,'42 Pep Squad-'39, '40, '41 Yell Leader- '42 Sextet-'41, '42 Glee Club-'39 '40 , , '41, '42 JACK RIGHTSELL Shop Club-'39 Archery Club-'40,'41 Kodak Club-'42 WINSTON FLORENCE Camping Club-'39 Photography Club-'42 Press Club-'41 Latin I Club-'41 Chemistry Club-'42 Secretary of Senior Class-'42 JUANITA JOHNSTON Sec. of Home Eco. Club-'39,'40 Pep Squad-'39, '40, '41, '42 G.A.A.-'39, '40, '41 Spanish Club-'42 PEGGY SUE IRONS CTroupJVo11eyba1l-'39,'40,'41 Tennis lst place-'39,'40 Declamation-'40 Pep Squad-'41 Essay Writing lst place-'41 Baseball-'39 Press Club-'42 lustang Staff-'42 JANE SUE REYNAUD G.A.A.-'39 Home Eco. Club-'39 Sec. of Hath. Club-'40 Dramatic C1ubf'42 Mustang Staff-'42 Honorary Member of Press Club-'42 IIRA ALICE GARRETT Glee Club-'39,'41,'42 Home Ec. Club-'40 National Honor Society-'41,'42 Dramatic Club-'42 lusic Variety Club-'41 Ran Holman Award-'42 Sec. of National Honor Soc-'42 'Q ff DONALD RIGHTSELL Shop Club-'39 Archery Club-'40 Basketball-'41 Track-'41 Kodak Club-'42 LEE HAZEL Shop Club-'39-'40 Archery Club-'41 '4 DOROTHY HILLS Library Club-'41 REBA GARLINGTON Baseball-'39 Volleyball-'39 Home Eco. Club-'40 CBrownswoodD Vice-Pres. of Freshman Class, Pep Squad-'39 Band Reporter-'40 Glee Club-'40 Volley Ball-'40-'41 Spanish Club-'41 Songette Club-'41 JIIMYE NELSON G.A.A. 39 Home Eco. Club-'39,'40,'41 Pep Squad-'39-'40-'41-'42 Press Club-'41 Kodak Club-'42 Defense Stamp Committee-'42 KATHERINE SWINBURN G.A,A.-'39 Home Eco. Club-'40-'41-'39 Songette Club-'42 ODELL DUBREE p Basketball-'39 Football-'39-'40-'41 Foreign Relations Club-'40 Science Club-'41 National Honor Society-'41- CPresJ-'42 Kodak Club-'42 RAY SLAY Science Club-'39 Band-'39-'40-'41-'42 Shop Club-'40 Music Variety-'41 Tennis-'41 Chemurgy Club-'42 y , , J , gy FRANCES WALTERS ' S? 'igiaaseifall-'39-'40 ,Kodak'C1ub-'39-CrepD'40f lsecl-'4lvfv.Pres.J-'42 Vb116Yba11'539-'40-'4l- E or '42 G.AiA.i'39-f404'41-'42 BaSkefba11-'394f40-'41- E S' '42 Pep Squadf'39-'40 Band-340-'41-QPres.l-942 Defense stamp committee War Board Annual Staff-'41-'42 AGATHA CASSIDY Dramatic C1ub-'39-'41- '42 Pep Squad-'39 Spelling-'39-'40-'41 Home Eco. Club-'40 National Honor Society- '41-'42 IARGIE HALL G,A,A,-'39-'40-'41-'42 Kodak Club-'39 Pep Squad-'39-'40-'41 FHA Club-'39 Sophomore Beauty-'40 - Reporter of Soph. Class-'40 Press Club-'40 Swiss Flag Twirler-'40 Spanish Club-'41-'42 Jr. Class-Reporter-'41 Pep Squad Leader-'41-'42 Natl. Hon. Soc.-'41-'42 War Board-'42 ' Rep. of Forest Festival-'41 Los Tejas-'40-'41 Mustang Staff-'40 Vice-Pres. Student Body-'42 WANDA JEAN HORROW G.A.A.-'39-'40-'41-'42 Home Eco. Club-'39 Pep Squad-'39-'40-'41-'42 Dramatic Club-'41-'42 Volley Ball-'40-'41-'42 Kodak Club-'40 Soft Ball-'39 Glee Club-'41-'42 Girls Sextet-'42 Basketball-'41-'42 EARL IMMEL Camping Club-'39 Basketball-'39-'40 -'41 Softball-'38-'39-'40 Track-'39-'40-'41 Football-'40-'42 Shop Club-'40 Press Club-'42 HON Club-'42 Los Tejas staff-'42 Mustang Staffl'42 WILLIAH WOOD Football-'39-'40-'41 Kodak Club-'40-'41 HON Club-'39-'40-'41 -Z' 1 'N L '. DAVIS M14 . K F Pep squad-'39 Kodak Club-'39 F '. Band Hajorette-'452W ah, Press club-'40-'UM Mustang Staff-'40-' Natl. Hon. Soc.-741358 'lg Sec. Student Body-'4'2' UU, Co-Drum Maj,-'42 ,J Spanish Club-'42 P 5p,1, la Annual Staff-'42-Dil 1 ' Declamation-'41 S' F GSU Debate-'40 G.A.A.-'39-'40-'41-'42 FHA-'39 War Board-'42 HILDRED RHODES Band-'39-'40-'41 lusic Var. Club-'41 Sec, Band Club-'41 Glee Club-'41-'42 Pres. Songette Club-'42 V, . JERRY NODINE CLAUDE NEELY CAROLINE WALTERS G.A.A.-'39 Football-'39-'40-'41-'42 Home Eco. Club-'39 Basketball-'39-'40-'41 Basketball-'39 Track-'39-'40-'41 Spanish Club-'40 Sec. of Biology Club-'40 Dramatic club-'41 !lf,,1,fX'm,g,,, f, Press Club-'42 7A,pyMa gl, '1r'U Mustang Staff-'40-'42 LxM5mwTf'!y4wm-enmdffu A 1 st ff-'40-'41-' 2 , ni , . nnua a 4 q.au3L Yr , ,LQ .:Lw,a,mQ .Z1E.,6f ,,Ll'14f11fgJf LY:i,,ggQ,Q,Ffv', 5:-:Q X .V ,thi I ' ' Lf 5 mfwngjlff 7 H ku!Hi5j ijJ4n?g,hfn4Hnmgw0Z??, L 'wvfaiyQo?wu9 ina -igglrfa .ix fx . LILA JANE FLORENCE Home Eco Club '39 '4 '41 '42 ' ' , xg 3-,,-. .JA LVQ, FLORENCE HAGAN '39 Pep Squad HG.A.A. '40 HVP of Home Ec. Club Pres. Freshman Class 40' Pep Squad 40' G.A.A. HH. Ec. Club '40 '41 '42 42' Glee Club P. E. Letter Pep Squad Letter VICY WORLEY Los Tejas Staff '39 '40 EDI TH McCUNE G.A.A.-'39-'40 Home Eco.-'39-'40- '41-'42 Softball-'39-'40 Pep Squad-'39-'40- Library Club-'41 Volleyball-'42 F ICY WORLEY Los Tejas Staff '39 '40 '41 I S as ffl gym? fillifkin ., .. . as x lr' ' 7 DOROTHY LEE JACK HUFFMAN MARTHA BALLARD FRANCIS RILEY NON Club-'40-'42 Home Eco.KCarthageD-'39 Camping Club-'39 Football-'40-'41-'42 Band-'40-'41-'39 Spanish Club-'40-'41 Student Council-'39-'41 Softball-'39 DELBERT LIGHT Cno picturel Sec. E Treas, of Soph Class-'40 Sec. B Treas. of Junior Class-'41 Band Club -' Chemurgy Club -'42 HERSCHAEL WILLIAMS Cno picturel Football '42 Basketball '40 '41 Softball '40 Track '40 '41 DOROTHY HATHIS F,H,T,-'39-'40-'41 G.A.A.-'39-'40 Pep Squad-'39-'4O- '41-'42 Press Club-'41 ALMA RUTH STROUD nf- CHRISTINE RICHARDS CK11goreJ Band-'39 Dramatic Arts Club-'39 Sec. Spanish Club-'39 Allied Youth Group-'40 Service Club-'40-'41 Archery Team-'40 Newspaper Staff-'41 Thespain Club-'41 Declamation-'41 Band-'42 Asst. Editor Mustang Staff-'42 Press Club-'42 S Sept. Sept. SCHOOL CALENDAR 4-5--1941--Registration days. 8--School officially opened. Sept. 16--First assembly of the school year. Installation of a student-body officers. Sept. 29--First football game of the season. Tied Henderson 0-0, Oct. 3--HThe Rains Camen and we lost our first game to Arp 7-0. Oct. 7--Columbus Day observed by school in assembly. A Oct. 10--Victory at last! Beat Troup 12-0. Oct. 14--The annual student stunt day. And what a day! This year the Juniors walked off with the prize. Oct. 17--Victorious again!! Also football game with Carlisle. Lost, 7-O. Nov. 7--Weeping prevails. Lost to Leverett's Chapel Nov. ll--Band attended Armistice Day parade in Henderson Nov. 14--More weeping. Gaston beat us. Nov. 15--Future Homemakers attended rally at Lufkin. Nov. 18--Honor comes to some 0.H,S. students. New members of the National Honor Society installed. Nov. 20--Smiles again! Victory comes to Overton over her most dreaded opponent, London. Nov. 22--Ninth grade had party at the R.A. Motley Hut. Nov. 25--Orchids to the girls! Annual gym class program presented. Nov.27-31--Thanksgiving Holidays. Dec. 7--Japan attacks U.S.A. at Pearl Harbor--Mr. Creasey's Birthday. Dec. 12--HON Club presented football picture to raise money for the football banquet. Dec. 20--Happy days are here again! Christmas holidays begin. Jan.5,l942-Spanish Club appropiately celebrated Spanish Christmas. Jan. 6--Big day for the boys! Football jackets given out in assembly. Jan, 9--The ngreat actorsn of 0.H.S. celebrate in a big way. Party in Activity Room. Jan. l0--WON Club and dates have annual Football Banquet. Jan. 18--O! Unhappy day! Midterm exams begin. Jan. 21--Rotary Football Banquet. Jan. 27--The Hmystery mann arrives again. Bobo presented magic in assembly. Feb. 10--Kay Kyser of 0. H. S. Clr. Hill to usb presented Quiz program. Feb. 14--Banquets to the Hsweetheartsu. The annual Press Club Sweetheart Banquet was held. Feb. 16--At last! Senior rings are here. Feb. 17--Concert given by HAH E HBH band. Feb. 20--HCongratsn to Mr. Hill for his song dedicated to the Texas Defense Guard, in- troduced at Annual Winter Band Concert. Feb. 21--The nEinsteinsn of 0.H.S. celebrate with a Chemurgy Club Banquet. Feb. 24--A magician ill 0111' midst!! Reverend Haley presented magic program in assembly, March 6--G.A.A. had tacky and kid party at Park Hut, April lr2--P.T.A. Convention in Overton. April 2--National Honor Society has skating party. April 2-7--Fashion parade. Easter holidays at last! April 7--The realization that we are really in War Was brought to us today when Brother Holmes told us about gas masks. April 10--Major Creasey, Mr. Creasey's brother, visited our campus at noon. April ll--The big social event of the year, but definetely! The Jr.-Sr. Banquet! Pan American style. April 13-14-15--The envading committee evades Overton! Evaulative Criteria leaves School officials with a satisfied gleam in their eyes. April 27--Kids will be kids! Meaning the Seniors. Kid day. April 30--These lucky Seniors! Baptists Banquet given them. May 8--The year wouldn't be complete without this Senior Play, May 23--Junior picnic Tyler State Park. May 23--Senior picnic Tyler State Park. May 24--It's almost over now. Bacculaureate Sermon. lay 29--It's over now. Farewell to dear ole' 0.H.S. Graduation. JUNIO RS MARY BESS ROC-EHS President MARY ELIZBETH NEAL Secretary OFFICE IDA RAE SMIT H Vice-President BETTY GOF ORTH Reporter RS . .. ft we M ff a .iv vw , W. , Q , L -- A 'V z'.,NUxg, f ' ai. . 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' . 3- R SOPHGMORES wg,, PEARL CARLISLE PAUL WAYNE FLORENCE President Vice-President PAULA JANE WHITTINGTON MARGARET JEAN PALMER Secretary Reporter OFFICERS L. 12' f R 1 59: I Q ang -, +L ,gs 1' W' - 1 ' A W QQ- -4 W, W, A A 5' 0 4 , we- I wg' N ii 4 . x J v I .1 I 1 FIRST ROW--James Paul Windham, Jeanette Yates, Howard Rambo, Margaret Jean Palmer, Charles Barton, Truby Cone, Don Hereford. SECOND ROW--Jerry Underwood, Jodie Williams, Dorothy McQuary, Paul Wayne Florence, Paula Jane Whittington, Jack Martin, Pearl Carsile. SOPHOMO-RES THIRD ROW--Harold Vestal, Ora Estelle Peavy, Pete Kindle, Thelma Branscum Mitchell Kithcen. FOURTH ROW--Herman Rose, Mary Williams, Joseph Lee Fouts, Marion Martin, Eugene Mitchell, Ida Bell Ritcher, Arthur Grief. 1,1 A 6 Q' QQ 8 S -v-vw-v A N ,jj 19 ,, il ' P J -'N C. Q' nf 'V- rv it 3 - A I ' . : 'Yi , - i -111,2 .pi -,, f ,Q .mx , , -- ,,:,.,j 1. , . , V ,av -1 -,J 0 X ' L? 5- S 'S 5 Y E igr ai x ,g , 'K A, X. g, 7' 15. es, ,. ' 1 K K BJ if an I Q 5 K Y f R' J t H nf 14 X :TL-, 1? ' B. i J: 3 nv . il W e gf at ,r n i ,1 ,V 3.53. 22 L' '- . K' i5,,ie5 Qg?g .Qgg,E5, EV .5 . ' ,. - f i : .' ' g igs , 4, ,Z M E: M K. L, . ,S ,sw W 1 sc v we , .., .SX wax .5 3 I Q, Af.. U i' J r :, L, i v,VLL, 'gl 5 , f 'if' 1 js. I Bl A 1 -R j , I in 'Was H ,'f- . E , 1 A F , .1 -, n FIRST ROW--Dorothy Ann Wylie, Dean Still, Velma Faye Still, Billy J, Walk, Evelyn Russel, Flavil Jackson, Billie Jean McCord. SECOND ROW--Leroy Still, Vaneece Canady, George Bradshaw, Alice Mills, William Roy Mathis, Delpha Joe Dees, Raymond Dearman, SGPHOMORES THIRD ROW--Harceil Moore, Susan Jane Fhur, Minnie Jewel Owen, Betty Sue Powers . FOURTH ROW--J. W. Tyler, Billie Jean Renshaw, H. B. Lawley, Edythe Hawkins, Patty Boyle, Josephine Rhodes, Eugene Reed. 5? is f f' A' isa, , , l P ., 5: , y C VV VKV.: i - .. q 4- ' ,-, fff I' eff.. if . -ff: Al E Ku' . by k 7 I' KX K , , ff R W W 3 'gf ..., za: in Af.. , grin., ,S-1 ix 'lbw 3 Q' . Q . Aa . vw X E32 an ex. 03391 J' H I PF, :lar ,J lf WM 35. iQQ3niQ?H ffj ,Z ii'i ,QMW??i+fir ., 5 , 45 . ,W 3 A .1 .f FRESHMEN E. D. PLATT J'IMMIE TODD President Vice-President JOHNNY GOFORTH Secretary OFFICERS in Y. 9 J Q ll FIRST ROW--Billie Jean Hereford, Billie Goforth, Louise Patterson, Noble Jones, Beverly Ann Johnston, W. R. Ford, Laverne Denman. SECOND ROW--Ronald York, Mildred Walker, E. D. Platt, Joan Gipson, Don Bennett, Joan Ann Cade, Jimmie Lee Todd. PRESHMEN THIRD ROW--Louise Henderson, Hollis Bates, Maxine Noble, Joe Allen, Geraldine Wilmer, J. W. Turner, Willie Mae Procter. FOURTH ROW--L. J. Phillips, Dorothy Turner, Marcus Stein, Lagenia Fae Harvey, Estel Laughlin, Zoma Lou Stephens, Ponder Sessums. wp, Q77 ,. . D is it 3 ,fiii, f ' . in 3 - Y ,R 'J ':Zn ' 'i' 'f , '17 . F ' ff 51 , ' It ' fa Wir Ffh' Q ii? !2 A f Jgggiviy 1, ' E-wggwiifgi i E, xr, W ,wvjfbw E, . 1 .wlflt ' xl I Q .,L,,, 1 iw . ' - S ,I 1 y . WS 5 ,.f.s.,,, . -5, i':f:F:i':f'f:'?61 fl W Q H H- E, we - fi. ,H L xiii fx-1 Q- x EF5 ry , S + ' 'E ' 'vrh x ,L . .l 1 f. , 1,f- wfijf ,Q v' D' - ' ,N- .. , ., ,Wm , J . 1 ,Y - . 4 .4 . K. Y 8, Q ,., if y M :,g.x,v T M mf f 'Hg . S F FIRST ROW--Glenn Rightsell, Josephine Wimpy, Weldon Story, Barbara Eaton, Billy Jack Lusk, Ruth Davis, Billy Wallace. SECOND ROW--Katherine Walker, Manton Rae Dodson, Patsy Myrl Birdwell, Pete Fuller, Loma Mae Scott, Leroy Bradshaw, Merlene Harper. FRESHMEN THIRD ROW--Merle Smitherman, Billy Ross Hunt, Joe Nell Gorby, Herman Romine, Everett McName, Monroe Burton. FOURTH ROW--Elbert Huey, Evelyn Whitsett, Bobby Browning, Francis Florence, Leo Silvey, Dorothy Renshaw, V. G. Hunt. i 5 - ' . 1 f We D i 1. 1 Q ss 4 'X I xxx fi I E X, , 3 Ansel: -W J 15.5 f L Q I- rsqx A' M , Q it M J I::,i,f-i-' 1, gf xiii Us X 1, , ,. - - as QI E .g..,,. 5wwiy525QWQ?ie Q Ygififif g g q Viv! I :.- 1: S . Q-q,'21,:x:,-'qi-i .: ' z,,' -w w e, - - V A FIRST ROW--Tommy Davis, Genna V. 0'Neal, Bobby Lloyd, Ann Morgan, Bill Stevens, Dona Beth Whittington, Jimmie Richards. SECOND ROW--Colleen Lybarger, Charles Briscoe, Joyce Hawkins, Freddie Herrin Mitchum, Gene Brown Odom. EIGHTH GRADE THIRD ROW--Harold Branscom, Joella Mitchell, Grady Doles, Betty Fae Kindle, George Gaulding, Dorothy Lee Hill, Grover Kitchens. FOURTH ROW--Gladys Florence, Melvin Emmins, Gradyene Florence, Bruce Gillespie, Carolyn Walker, Billie Barton, Billie Frances Krantz. L: ' . fp ,A , . Q, l -- M .. M a - -7 'pg 15 I ' .L ,, it L17 Q., ,EgiQy 'V,k , A -.,,11 , z.. wvvll, :gm ti 22' f T C ,,,,, ?.,w i,,,,E A u, q , yyyy , , . jg. . If Ffw .egg if .kii g kii 1. , I k - K K. u w X Q in If' f.. ,F QVC 'ha mf- , X ig-I A A , '. m ,Qi 53, fs . zz A f , YW ,N .-i in iii? I N l 5 Q 3, R it 6 1 at it so , J' ,ef gtg: T. :if 1 1 w , fx W. ,-1 y -bi E I 44 'Y 1 1 U- L ' 1 - Y-M ,,,l V-L ,vw 5- ,, .M n-an , Lu FIRST ROW--Floyd Knots, Virginia Barr, Edgar Dubree, Bennie Lou Pettiet, A. G. Wilson, Donnye Chauncey, Bobby Whorton. SECOND ROW--Betty Joe Hunt, W. D, Huffman, Ina Fullerton, Bobby Burk- halter, Elsie Mae Cook, John Arnold, Eunice Richter. EIGHTH GRADE THIRD ROW--Jackie Cooper, Carl Stanley, Don Baker, Valriece Mitcham, J. D. Hill, Theo Scott, Anthony Patient. FOURTH ROW--Ruth Eves, Taft Renshaw, Gladys Gill, Jamie Boring, Illa Ruth Gee, Billy Rae Canady, Lucille Sprouse. '-v-3 1' X7 K J: , 'X ,Xu Q A A S, in dw N, I ff? C5 -J 'E 2 1 W an 5 I ' - . meg Q Q Q , v lx .- lr. gym he M, -sy 4 hi HFS' 55 ' S . 1, 7 sl 2, 11- W A Si, FIRST ROW--Gene Buford, Thomas Williams, James McQuarry, Bobby Swinburne, Frank Hale, Sammy Stewart SECOND ROW--Allen Grief. SEVENTH GRADE ,I . . M .,, , 'R -' 2 E L r .r, U ff ' an 5 xi Y I A xx QW ' 4 X Xi. eff-f' 'Y V of ff- EQ us I 5 3 v 1s S ' 6? 'il V'X S wx S U FIRST ROW--Lindel Scott, Billy Romine, Joyce McCord, Charlie Boyle, Esta Fae Stein, Sammy Swinburn, Yvonne Creasey. SECOND ROW--Jack Melton, Martha, Fay Glick, Maurice Barton, Sherwell Bennet, Huey Bynum, Billie Marie Anderson, Charles Allen. SEVENTH GRADE THIRD ROW--Janice Lynch, Sammy Worley, Oma Worley. - nf- L 5 X Jw Wad -7Q.Q,Q?'u 7Zofa4v'4'Znf-yff-14f'7Vk2 3 ' 5 If Y, f 'Q N 'f ' , iw ' 'K an ix M 3.. 4 ' Z 'D ' W , X ' ef 'ld' 'I' f I L f 9 f' 1 , 'i,VV', 1, 'V ' f 'YJ , J I Maw WHA , QZJQ, Aff4U'ff5-65-' 5404, if C5611 311.997 ! ,o!UJ.,2apL4.f VI.C+OLy U!na!4,0fw ffmdgipvlwu WMM 9464046 cgwa Q,Ka ,4MJ YW 1 w i - r J QMA! Q44-J!! khan win-nz -.- ,. ,., 4 VW W 1 ix ,ix ' .,. - fy 03 ,. .. f ., ., ff' i Q , jj-. ' 5' ' .. , ,,- A .. 1 K w ,fl Um Nr' K ....: N- W' . SW' Jw.. Dr-r-. V, .Qu-.Bn FIRST ROW--Betty Jean Cooper, Don Warren, June Patterson, Byron 0'Neal, Diane Archer, Latitra Dean Gebhart, Jessie Lee Odell SECOND ROW--George Latham, Mary Scott, Charles Mathis, Margaret McNelly, Bobby Loyd Russell, Lorene Morris, Louis Langtin SIXTH GRADE THIRD ROW--Era Fay Stephens, Hershel Lee Tate, Billie Sue Green Rosemary Carroll, Cleo Dickson fin' Q' .l, nga ff.: l FIRST ROW--Roaymond Dubree, Latitia Gebhart, Gene Patrick, Doris Turner, Howard Broadwater, Delores Garrett, Bobby Harvey. SECOND ROW--Mary Jo Cook, Armour Ran Holman, Billie Don Dobbins, Marvin Wright, Martha Jean Jones, Bobby Hunt, Helen Ruth Green. - SIXTH GRADE THIRD ROW--Louis Harris, Annie Lee Gipson, J.T. Harris, Dorothy Fae Driver, Jackie Lee Birdwell, Mary Lou Davis, James Varney. 4 'Q f--, X if X T. If E , ii, J 3' J, s wi 3-Q ' . ,Ml A . N, , I livin. W ,J iiQl1il-f-s0 e: ' . , , I: N -1 ' Q .' -ea, 'H y fdhwu Mfg gi . any .j f . an LJ ,. , .1 2, , ? 1 Eg . ' H qi ' LR K 351 'K 'lm fx' K Sgr 1 x . 1 Q 5 V 4' ,Q A 6. , 35,41 r .J f g . .l x X P ' xg ,J yi , ggzlmaivpin I . ki , Elf FIRST ROW--Durwood Henderson, Shirley Varney, Julian Powell, Eloise O'Dell, Edgar Walker, Molly Jean Moffett, Richard Hatchyer. SECOND ROW--Josephine Fitchett, Jackie Fry, Billy Faye Haddock, Jackie Power, Katy B. Martin, Joe Goforth, Joan Prewitt. FIFTH GRADE THIRD ROW--Hugh Parchman, Delores Longton, Bobby Carl Bynum, Licille Harris, William Davis, Jessie Lou Wooley, Jimmy Latham. FOURTH ROW--Louise Hills, J. T. Miller, Irene Turner, Johnny Mullins Paul Goforth, Jessie Ruth Stewart. I kill .... if ' Q . V, . ,W-I , . J W- W raft, , we 1.1 MET: 1 fd ' a .' sea bf, :gs - ' -W , I ,V 3 ?:5ETT!i - was if ' L 2 I as TA 1 an W 4 K if 5 , x 'Q ' is ,I 01' , hz. E n M A at Aw., I ' mini .2 E lil E f -Q. , P- - - .1,4,,. iff' 'H r I I s 'ff Z' is ? I H ' 5 y i X 7 f ' ' f 1 in 51 iw .a if .il ix X. 1 ,T lltkig 'X i he I N A l . ' ' 1g'fy, , -ar I I I r F3 , 5:5545 Y' - mi I.-5,4 . egg - ' If Q, ' , 9 ' f' QQ Q ' z 'g 2. ' QX 1. ml' In 'S Q . , ff ' - , I Wx ,lj v A ' , 1 ' e ' .11 . ull W. , 1 K 1 x 4 J' n -1 Ax . . , ,A H, J , 5 z.. ...Qs , . Tr I l .QL 5 I It . ., FIRST ROW--Jimmy Wilson, Nelda Still, Condine Ives, Billie Jean Jones, Charlie Barr, Peggy Lou Underwood, Vernon Bradshaw. SECOND ROW--Vivian Browning, Randle Crantz, Janette Brascon, Bobby Nelson, Lois June Foster, Marvin Leath, Ina Fullerton. FIFTH GRADE THIRD ROW--Leroy Walker, Karl Romine, Welton Gill, Tommy Wright, Fred Shew. FOURTH ROW--Jacquelene Wheeler, N. A. Fields, Jr., llelba Mitcham, Alvin Porter, Nona Faye Duncan, Jack Fulton, Mary Huffman. f of , m 1 I A ,B vw' 8 5 1 ,1 i 5 ii ' J all J I: F X , ' -2 Y -I Y , 1F'1L l1m I Q- f 4 'N . '- l'PlE- Sfi1'!,1 'f .JS f '. l.1f9f111'1l.f'fV7J'WJ' -'F - 11 I, K W 4 ,- 3, L ning- nu! MW iHf'I Mlm 1 225532 aaa 2 kj g Y I. 1 '1 'K gl Q Q ,. S I ff! !1'g'i'?-Qieelif' , ' liafgmiiklqtfw E 2 W .JI l -at 1 FIRST ROW--Dorothy Lee Archer, Royce Franklin, Haryett Florence, Kenneth Pledge, Dolores Goforth, Howard Driver, Mary Lee Gerard. SECOND ROW--Ronald Barner, Katherine Hawkins, Roy W. Gooch, Betty Marie Clark, Roy Gene Moore, Mary Frances Rhodes, C. A. Keeling, FGURTH GRADE THIRD ROI--James Palmer, Nona Jean Russell, Kenneth Hardestry, Argyle Lea Giles, Dean Buchmeyer, Bobby Sue Hogue. FOURTH ROW--Hazel Broadwater, John T, Carey, Patsy Ruth Hedley, garage Mitchell, Bettie Sue Swinburn, W. C. Higginbotham, Joyce ran 1n. Ji F W My x 5 fm A w?f 4? l df JL , H Ck 'U ' f i. vi A Mm H, 1. X IU ll' M s Jyfwffm r. . , 1 I Lf B , f FIRST ROW--Wynema Field, Jared Lee McQuary, Hoye Jean Cone, Gary Boring, Wanda CBunnyJ Perkins, Ralph Patterson, Eula Jean Alford. SECOND ROW--Jimmie Swinburn, Virgie Lee Swanyzee, Glyn Mitchell, Mildred Williams, Gleen Gorby, Jerry Ann Pope, Stanley Ater, FOURTH GRADE THIRD ROW--Frances Pettit, Jonny Renshaw, Sarah Roach, Bobby Jess Byrd, Dollie Rothrock, Billy Rae Hill, Arlene Cassidy. FOURTH ROW--Edward Stephens, Virginia Ann Boyett, Clifford Dodson, Jimmie Kay Reid, Kenneth Hornbucker, Patricia All Reynolds, J. D. Bynum. L in ' th? si, .,a- 'Q ' we wi. , 6 'X 1? ig . F 0 6 i g X . 'UW wg, N ,AW 6 5 l P 9 g S 2 B may In ,, F ,D pa Q ram R Q , W '-- R h x ' my , :KV J A':1s ,S , - FIRST ROW--Charles Wendt, Katherine Morgan, David Carroll, Nancy Shaw, Jerry Buchmeyer, Nelda Ann Hendry, W. D. Watson. SECOND ROW--Marilda Riley, Clyde Williams, Orvetta lcNelly, Homer Florey, Charleen Bruton, Bobby Milhollon, Dorothy Ann Warren. THIRD GRADE THIRD ROW--Jack Duncan, Joan Cooper, Bob Oliphant, Opal Jane Williamson, Ray Williams, Janelle Laughlin, Thomas Buford. FOURTH ROW--Frances Driver, Billy Wayne Gipson, Edith Fae Anderson, Jimmy Nuttall, Betty Lou Garrett, Bobby Gill, Patsy Jo Harker. N .,, ixi1 We 5 K. 5 212. f an 1' it t N ul33mfH5V My if 5 li wi H we , - C .QT , . 'XX X! Xxx 1 s xfe H , ' H .2 N' v-1 ww 'K '21 x t J uf: ,Le 1 X M 'If ,Es A ':. H lXXk25M! FIRST ROW--Ivy Munn, Bobbie Sue Scott, James K. Renshaw, laxine Ives, James Boyett, lartha Frances Odell, Ellason Fullerton SECOND ROW--Golda Fae Goss, John Higgebotham, Hazel Fowler, Donald Lee Lumpkins, Lydia Beth Gorby, John Herring, Lenora lcCune THIRD GRADE THIRD ROW--Jonny Barton, Harold Porter, Jimmy Burkholter, Cyret Stanley, Barnett Stephens, Horace Browning. FOURTH ROW--Gene Tybarger, Maurice Walk, Jackie Barner, Doris Jean Clark, Bill Tuberkin, Haymon Hawkins, Byron Hall. qv sm- . lfl,f,,fMlW!Pff ff ' '-11'ft12fbiakzi:1?fiw f,it7 ,. , , Fr' ir 51 G- 1 5. Sh i E74-gf, UN T- el 2, 1 1.1155 I r .JEL f J , 1 ,L 1 W ,Q AWlr1.l 'n5, 5 In f 5 Axim: Il-V I., -,V mpg nl 4 Y lay 1 X, af I 'X FV!!! Wflq-' ' f 4 I ' 1 UMW' :I ' 5 .E ,..viiv 'L 'Vi' ' L Y ' I IH 7 f' na F B , F , K H 11. 'iff , M - W F Q' a, Y .X M W D B ,S fQ R1?+ , f n i Clark 5 enr Q ' ' 1' :H -A ff, af 'Q BEM . R K QV I Q :L 92 i 1. 4? J ? FIRST ROW--Merva Duane Smith, Chester Stewart, Carolyn Moffett, Fred Erp, Freda Mae Barton, Frances Fitchett. SECOND ROW--Alfred Shrew Dolores Jones, Cormeleta Brown, David Branscom Ila Joe Huffman, Harold Gipson, Dorothy Goforth, Richard Goforth, SECGND GRADE THIRD ROW--C.S. Scarlett, Othel Bynum, Jackie Hunt, Wayne Paterson, Clara Lou Davis, Bobby Smitherman, Shirley Mullins, Willie Odom. FOURTH ROW--Clovis Ridge, Aleta McGuire, Glenn Montgomery, Mary Wright, Don Dubree, Naomi Sue Garrison, Jerry Gooch, Joyce Hornbuck. I 5 L ,fl x , Q.. N kx '?n 'ffl' ' s mV -1: '1'. Pgqcggx imxff -4 v-.-'. Q ., :sv L, A+ 1 s., K Q , A , p 1 :f Ygafi '- . as ' Y . ,-yxuflu xt Y' lml' wa WW f All MIMW Ov ' , . YN- FIRST ROW--Chester Green, Joy Phillips, Fritz Hulen Cashen, Dixie Lee Whitford, Tracey Stanley, Jean Beth Acklin, Eddie Walton. SECOND ROW--Joyce Cox, Robert Earl Briscoe, Euline Romine, Dan Florence, Glerda Ann Maass, Billie Duncan, Janice Adams, Alvin SECOND GRADE Johnson. THIRD ROW--Anita Howeth, Harold Russell, Berta Fae Cook, Gene Kurtz, Laferne Miller, Jackie Jean Hoover, Bonnie Fae Duncan, Billy Noble, FOURTH ROW--Joe B. Skeen, Cordelia Whitsitt, Billy Clyde Clinton, Velma Harris, Rupert McBrice, Louise Silvey, Henry Evans, Peggy A. Hall, 2 I Y 3 I 'w,,,x 5 v .', ,K N. 4 C Xx if i 1 mwgkln ' M WX X - K li J W x 'A , MWmW,.' MMM' 'A t 5 , 9 Q I fi??:n:iz1aaz2' 32353 .2113 ffl' !1'?E5i'-1,1 as X :. UL. lm. A ,Alf ' ':., -al . 1 5535 if ,, , l ,,,x.? f ,Y,, M,G, N wkgk, A3 - ,gg 'Q-... mf-Q Si- .M 3' -5 ,on M1 K v,.L Wx , , .x 2 , 6, 5 S or if' A I ' C- ,J ff X, J lgimll W bfi P p T W . 2 5 L . -f fl, an R y In S - x '., H in f 5. LHTSQM i ia ie 'bIQfAXiy E '4,, 2,54 Q F. Y .P -I ff izl J ' l.iifflff,1, 'g , Qffffffznnfhkz FIRST ROW--Wilma Rhodes, Tommy Grooks, Dorothy Spurlock, Stanley Barns, Geraldine Fate, Rice Russell, Shirley Mereback. SECOND ROW--Alton Williams, Carherine Ashmore, Donald Harris, Carolyn Johnson, Frankie Lee Still, Jean Oden, Dick Garner. FIRST GRA .. THIRD ROW--Ira Stephthens, Freda Jo Schlemeyer, Jerry Dubree, Loise Marie Arnold, Eugene Williamson, Martha Jean Sutton, Lou Gunter. FOURTH ROW--Sara Jane Thomas Ted Lindley, Helen Clark, Joe T. Garrison, Mary K. Green, George House, Peggy Jean Wilson. X fl, T J H H V' W 'JM r in MW i V at 'F 1 I 3 ,vafaeg Q M,.,,awg 434: . 41 5. -',' emmwkgwn wW'wawv 13m wakes, pfgl , wpN,m , f f. 3 5 X Li f I in f fi, -.Q af - Q 1 1. me gf, E ,g- if J GQ? 5 i ' Dx x, M 1. 7 'T uh K It ga .ry t u , 1 RN x N . a gi K .n-fn, A K- f' J + .f if R T ' ' - an J' -A 5 - N L I xx ' Ag? 1 rfxsh 1 xi. l Q '!, N 5.3-. , , -1' , t . N 5 x n f al. A Y 'VJ J lx 'T 1? . A . K gf S We P A El' ' ' - 41 1' I X ' I li-'E 1 ls Ll R ' he ' , X W ly ' V f M X.. , ' J R- w . wx. 'x r '.,','g M, fl ' 12 .M , if 'X' I ,- A ,.,,, , ,tif MQ' . rf X l . vw- ' f .mhx FIRST ROW--Ellis Camp, Barbara Andrews, Joe Earl Hawkins, Sondra Heaton, Donald Ray McQuary, Mary E. Hadnett, Everett Blackwell. SECOND ROW--Julia Ann Kendall, Dempsey Newbom, Shirley Mathyer, Charles Ray Melton, Shirley Reynolds, Donnie Paul Brown. FIRST GRADE THIRD ROW--Reba Sullinger, John Archer, Patricia Carroll, Kenneth Ward, Shirley Rathrock, Billie Dean Arnold, Corine Davis. FOURTH ROW--Kenneth Kindle, Phyllis Jean Harris, Robert Jacobs, Mary Hall, Jimmie Gipson, Jo Ann Cone, Charles Gee. fx TIT? 4' . L i y R 5 l , at giwfr , ' :Juke f2i:fLV.J'A , - , 9 , 5, 4 at ,5 .!n ,gat ,. sg - . , f i . W ff'i '7' .-' . rig. ' f , ' ,l.'E'Li'-,g-,5r '.1 ' A 2 L - Q Q V u k -Gif-uf ,ak 4 ' 1, , , A . ' T , :ui A 4, fr .nn YQ: R , ,y ' 4 . - -21: 1,21 31 - vt i 51 Time' 5 ,1,W ' T- FIRST ROW--Joyce Chambers, Ann Browning, Alettia Brown, Sue Thorn- brough, Jaunita McGuire, Gloria Ann Ashmore. SECOND ROW--Lodis Burns FIRST GRADE Dixie Lee Whitford, Joy Phillips, Frances Fitchett, Rupert McBride, Jimmie Vestal, Jackie Hunt, Naomie Garrison, Cormeleta Brown, Jerry Gooch, Dolores Jones, Ida Joe Huffman, Rosalyn Vestal, Velma Smith, Cloves Ridge, Glenn Montgomery, Carolyn Moffitt, Louise Silvey, Othell Bynum, Wayne Patterson. Miss Mary Dee Baker--Second Grade--1941-42. uf . ,mx R ,ff at ,ei ff K 4:215- GENERAL DOUGLAS Ma:-ARTHUR l942 FEATURES 'Q 331 M f 1 :s K Q45 9' si .ww ,QQ any K -,,,k Q V,,l,,. in . K A K , Q fi 'w..,:':Sfz-4-,if 'ij A I :..,kA I ,. A Jag V . Q Q 'M 3' 3 Q W ji? if, .ff 'gif Q . M X L W X D 1,5 fvf' ',-' Q i' ip. -- ,- QM My QQVLW , W M ' awffffjw W. IWMJW M 'WM WL L. ' + . . '14, i 1.-gg: in-I . W: . ff, 4 iffQ??v - if 3 TP- l ' . R f, 3., :Nh 4 Eff . QW' 55' ,al , 'K ,-' Ii, - s 'Q 7 ' . ,M wif 412932- Y f - , .5 .VT 1 4 !f'.wQw,-t gi! H1 if Q 4.3 f W . ,.,. fx , mi my ,, , 'ff , -' , -'-4131 P N... f , . W- f f' W' 4 -Z' f .L ,- ...., .. 1 , 2 N776-Y in ' 1' L , Q 2' es 3 V 7 I Y ,.4 a, 5 i 2 i E . , i 4 .V 1 1 '-P ,. ., We 8' 'dr' 5 Iva: ,,. ,WQIQK i hd-Q' ,ff .V A N ,l 1. if 2 -, 5 x R Q ' Y A F ' a , .. A iii ,,,,- ',r,?,,jh , Y 'etf v l P ,, ' ' q I A: .x f V-,.,,,,.,, ', .s , . ',.,.5 . 1 1 I- QR Q 1, ' f -'nl X - -+ 4523 I ., if .ww -my . Q.. . 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I I v E si WL.: FOOTBALL.l94l BACK ROW: Mr. Simpson, John Albert Jordan, Bill Woods, Hershel Williams, Earl Immel, Jack Huffman, Bobby Robinson, Keith Lewis, Mr. Tyner, Mr. Allen. MIDDLE ROW: Armour Ran Holman, James Ward, Patty Boyle, Jack Swinburn, George Bradshaw, Monroe Burton, Kenneth Mansell, William Roy Mathis, Estel Laughlin, Joe Coop, Jere Jean Lewis, Bailey Jarvis, Ernie Baker FRONT ROW: Jodie Williams, Otto Mullins, Billy Jack Lusk, Mitchell Kitchings, Jack Johnston, Hubert Eves, Maton Ray Dodson, 0. A. Eves, Raymond Dearman, Earl Davis, Tommy Davis. .QE V. F' 1 I J fe J if f 1? 56 .Wx','hgfE if F. , .V 'i x g? ,w,m gf I gf raft -ge Y A Mr. Chester Lee Allen , Head Coach an A Southwestern Univ. i' .Ure T- Roy Tyner Mr. Lee Simpson Assistant Football Coach Assistant Football Coach Southwestern Univ. N.T.S.T.C. qs .yr fm I ,, . , dl s' J!,f ' If 4,1 ' V ' .'. R Q x we .,' .4 ERNEST BAKER Back Junior 140 lbs. OVERTON 0 HENDERSON 0 The Overton Mustangs began the season against the Henderson Lions to keep up the tradition that, even though Henderson may beat Overton in anything else, if you put eleven Overton boys against eleven Hen- derson boys, Overton will re- main supreme. The tradition of winning every season opener since there has been an Overton Foot- ball team was also broken. Both teams worked hard, but neither crossed the other's goal line. Even though both teams had several chances to score, neither was able to out charge the other's line, Four lettermen, Jack Huffman, Bill Wood, Bailey Jarvis, and Ernie Baker began the game. The rest of the team was made up of newcomer's and Squad- men, which were Keith Lewis, Estel Laughlin, Darrell Wil- son, Jere Jean Lewis, James Ward, 0. A. Eves, 5 Hubert Eves, Overton led by ten first downs to two for Henderson. OVERTON 0 ARP 7 N ! ,QQ m E I B BAILEY JARVIS Back Co-Capt. Junior 142 lbs. Playing in a steady downpour that lasted through three quarters of the game the Arp Tigers downed the Mustangs 7 to 0 in a non-conference game. Both,teams saw scoring opportunities fade as the wet, slippery ball skidded k P 1 DeLaune furnished the touchdown with a from the hands of the bac s. au 37 yard jaunt through the middle of the lustang line in the ff opening quarter. Another line smash netted the extra rg- pl-1 point, Through the first half, Arp . held the upper-hand of the llflr game, however, after the half 5 the Ponies came to life and , ' with Jarvis, Lewis, and ' Wilson driving through the lustangs, deep into W Arp territory only to g g ' , lose by fumbles of the water-logged ball. Both teams gave a good ac- Q count of themselves 3 W fflma with plays that went J' over in spite of the weather, , ?' QT? Nr ' ' lb W Q ', ' .L , I l hilt! as ' BILL WQQD JACK HUFFIAN Senior Tackle 180 lbs. Senior End 165 lbs. . i .-D KW 'W f - '.' Flqgzw 'J OVERTON 12 TROUP 0 f After getting off to ,' a bad start in the season the Mustangs were finally able to score some points. This was the team's first Z- conference game and it looked as if the team had a good start. Two blocked A punts paved the way for the Overton touchdowns. In the first quarter the Mustangs blocked a punt and Bailey Jarvis carried the ball across on second down for the score. Early in the final period Laugh- lin, left guard, crashed through to block one of Thompson's punts on the Troup 40 yard line and carried the ball for another touchdown. Another Overton touchdown was nul- lified by a penalty in the third quarter. The touchdown was made on a double reversea Troup held its own with the favored lustangs, and led in first downs, 6 to 4, with Thompson, kicking barefooted and Red Wils leading the attack. 1 J I EARL IIMEL Sr. Guard 150 lbs. Jr. Back 155 lbs. KEITH LEWIS Sr, Tackle 185 lbs. s DARRELL WILSON Sr. Back 130 lbs. .Vs ,num 1 '1 'Ln JERE JEAN R 4 f' LEWIS OD. 1 n s E, un'Ex ,,, .V .V,,,p.,, 'LHIQ ' ' S' g.n 1 '-.. 4 rv BOBBY ROBINSON Senior Back 130 lbs, I,-1 If . V . few OVERTON 24 SALEM 6 The highly favored Mustangs found easy pick- ing and rolled over the Salem Eagles 24 to 6. Bailey Jarvis scored three touchdowns and Jere Jean Lewis one. Lewis made the first touchdown after the Salem l. Jarvis made two touchdowns from passes by Baker and scored the final tally late in the fourth period after Lewis broke loose on a 55 yard run to the Salem three. Salem scored their lone counter after a fumbled punt on the Overton 22 placed the Eagles in possession. The Eagles moved the ball to the lus- tangs 1, where Carlisle went through for the score, The second string and the smaller boys got to play quite a bit in the game and showed that they had the true Overton spirit by hold- ing back the Eagles and scoring once. OVERTON 13 LEVERETT'S CHAPEL 28 This was one of the hardest fought games of the season, and was the first time that L.C. has ever beat- en Overton in football. I Nh . . 5 3 f.. 5, ..- . ,Z -W ' 3 .,c - R c I 1 w HERSHAL Senior Back 140 lbs, WILLIAMS 4- .N I fly 'ms , . u HUBERT EAVES Junior ' Center 160 lbs. O.A. EAVES Junior iff 1 be . Guard 3 5 140 lbs, L. .' PATTY BOYLE Tackle Soph. 134 lbs. JODIE WILLIAMS Soph. Back 130 lbs. Both teams were in won- derful shape and was one of the cleanest fought games of the season. Overton had 15 first downs to 7 for L.C. and completed 16 of 28 passes for 193 yards. The Lions touchdowns were made by Jay, Hudson, Jay, and Het- calf, Walter Johnston converted the three extra points. During the second quarter Baker threw a ser- ies of passes to Jarvis, Huffman, and Laughlin giv- ing the first down on the Lions 8. Jarvis skirted left end for Overton's first score. Coming back in the fourth quarter, the Mustangs marched 72 yards on seven consec- utive passes. Jarvis took the last pass in the end zone for the ponies other touchdown. Baker converted the extra point. Both teams worked almost perfectly in their plays and kept the spectae torsion their toes. BILLIE JACK LUSK Freshman Tackle 140 lbs. .-513' fr ll ii- meta A Ania, J 1 ...mf 4 1 RAYMOND DEARIAN Soph. Guard 135 lbs, GEORGE BRADSHAI Soph. Back 131 lbs. A ovmrmn 0 CARLISLE 7 , The Carlisle Indians V defeated the Overton x llustangs 7 to 0 in a 1 X, well fought victory. ', Both teams fought with Q I determination and fire - 9 2 than had been witness- 'f '19 4 N ed from these two schools I l Q 41, this season. ' Jarvis and Wood in f r, the Mustang backfield made some very good runs MANTON RA 5E:E:mg:UGHLIN but failed to bring the Freshman Guard 5 End ball close enough to the Tackle 150 lbs. end zone to score. In the 157 lbs, second period of the game Belcher and Hall of the Indians managed the backfield plays so that they made the only touch- down and extra point of the game. The Mustangs and the Indians each had 10 first downs. Dittmore, Belcher, and Hall made up the Indians of- fense and defense while 0.A. Eves and Laughlin were good on defense and blocking for the Mustangs, OVERTON 0 GASTON 40 The Gaston Red Devils, who later won the district and regional championships, trounced the Mustangs 40 to 0. lost of the first team was out the first quarter and some of the boys were out because of flu. The team was made up of subs and the team ran off a new single wing formation which the team had never before used. Nelson and Byrd led the Gaston offensive, and scored most of the points. Ernie Baker and Bailey Jarvis were missing from the backfield. ,. 'Q Pai ' 'Q P' I , . d. W L5 I gm f JACK SWINBURN Junior JOE coop ', ?ggk1b Junior it S' End ,gf ' 136 lbs. zf' if A my .. 4 .5 0 -' gQg - v X 'n 1 1 3 OTTO MULLINS Junior End 130 lbs. OVERTON 28 LONDON 24 On Thursday, November 20, the Mustangs concluded their season by a victory of the London Wildcats 28-24. London led the Overton Mustangs for over three quarters, but suc- cumbed to a fourth quarter rally that netted the Ponies 15 points. Jere Jean Lewis climaxed a 66 yard Overton march in the first quarter with a plunge through the London 1 line for a touchdown. Ernie Baker drop-kicked the extra point. The score was 18-7 at the half in London's favor. After a pass from Baker to Laughlin, which ended on the l yard line, Baker went over for the second Overton Touch- down. Earl Immel recovered Bratton's fumble on the London W. ROY NATHIS Soph. Back and Guard 140 lbs. 33 and Bailey Jarvis scored on a 7 yard double reverse five plays later. Because of London's nervousness, with the Mustangs one point ahead, the wildcats were caught in the end zone for a safety, putting Overton 3 points in the lead. Both teams scored later, with Stone and Bratton leading the wildcats in their attack. Overton ended the game with 12 first downs to six for London, and a victory of the most cherished game of the season. s KENNETH HANSELL I' O q N Fresh. ' Tackle ' H' 160 lbs, ,A 4. fig ynvgg fn, 'W . I. 'rs JACK JOHNSON 1 1 Junior Center ' 105 lbs. J - ' 5 fi V i I I MITCHELL KITCHINGS IUNROE BURTON Guard 135 lbs. Tackle 149 lbs. S0Ph0m0Te Freshman Football Season Results Date Team 0PP0UeDf Score Sept. 26 Henderson at 0. 0 Oct, 3 Arp at A. 7 Oct. 10 Troup at T. 0 Oct. 17 Salem at O. 5 Oct. 24 Open 'Oct. 31 Carlisle at C. 7 Nov. 7 L. C. at 0. 27 NOV. 14 Gaston at O. 40 Nov. 20 London at L. ..2i... Total 112 ARIUR RAN HOLHAN Co-lanager JOHN A. Trainer Senior JORDAN ff !. n l I r R . I .- I H X H 1 W3 ur 1 I LY JAMES WARD End 137 lbs. Sophomore Our Score 0 0 12 24 0 13 0 ..2B... 77 TOMMY DAVIS Manager BASKETBALL 19 Kneeling-Johnny lullins lst Row: Mitchell Kitchens, Eugene Alford, Jere Jean Lewis, Jack Berry, Jack Johnson, 2nd Row: Bobby Robinson, Otto Mullins, Hubert Eves, Darrell Wilson. 3rd Row: Joe Coop, Estel Laughlin. HR. T. ROY TYNER Head Basketball Coach JOHNNY IULLINS Manager ,Q- i, 33 ' W If 3 n 1 84' Q ' I I Al if ' DARREL WILSON Captain-Guard BASKETBALL 1941-42 SEASON From a glance at the season record of this year's Basket- ball team and the few number of games played one would think that something was wrong and that we had a very unsuccess- ful season. However, the suc- cess of a season is not tabu- lated points scored or games won. The basketball team was very inexperienced and consist- ed of many newcomers new to this sport. The shortness of the play ers handicapped them s' 1DCe nearly all the t ' ' eams in this district have tall players. In spite of all shortcomings, Mr. Tyner did a grand job of coaching an in- experienced squad. There were only two seniors who played basketball and saw quiet a bit of service. They were Darrell Wilson and Bobby Robinson. Host of the team JERE JEAN LEWIS Center LJ JACK JOHNSTON Guard BASKETBALL-CCont'd from page 859 was made up of Juniors and a very dependable freshman, Estel Laughlin. The Juniors were Jack Johnston, Jere Jean Lewis, Bailey Jarvis, Jack Berry, Ernie Baker, Otto lullins, Joe Coop, and Eugene Alford. There were many other squad members who aided the team in many ways. The season was cut short by the war when the district decided to abandon interschol- astic sports to comply with the war efforts and the tire ration- ing. This did not, however, end basketball in the school, since, through the efforts of Mr. Tyner, Coach Allen, and lr. Fields, and intramural basketball tournaments were carried on. No letters were awarded, but all of those participating received a bene- fit from playing basketball. BOBBY ROBINSON Forward 1, !!!L R59 .W-RVETOVW? I A f T 1, V, f A HUB:-mr EVES Guard Jon coop Center f R- JACK BERRY Forvard 539 ,gig HITCHELL KITCHINGS Basketball Season Dec. 8 Dec. 9 Dec. 11 Dec. 19 Jan. 9 Jan. 12 Jan. 14 Jan. 16 EUGENE ALFORD Forward 95 ll? Overton Overton Overton Overton Overton Overton Overton Overton Guard 5 Results 14 London 10 7 Carlisle 22 13 L. C. 23 14 Arp 32 10 Salem 9 6 London 20 10 Carlisle 32 16 L. C. 35 OTTO IULLINS Guard P l'L Yvonne Creasey Seventh 'Sf A ,P-fg W ,4 F e , X Florene Hag Twelfth Girls LETTERING in P. E. A VN .' Twa- ' N .. f xii ,iss V lma F e Dodson Ninth 1 4 E e 2 ,- rf! 1 if 4 3 fl' ' S , . . va f 'nw' Q 5 1 i 'Q 1+ -ufiylf K I f'NNX J, Helen George Eleventh First Semester , -7 Xx'1rP VE tl s , .. ja 1 K ,F A s Georgia Florence Eighth 4, 65 151: a - ELK X , ' ' A 1, ' A! LU5 5i UK'l'lj Q7 f9-Hfnvbaf C2904 WMQWMM x , , V QA , . , x N if 24 5 K'-fm w , Q! A A A K4 142 , . . , x Ziipw 3 I .Q r j' P 2 2 if r?'b4:0 '4j l MUSTANG BR 1c-ABE ff ff? ' , . 1fz:fs23111'fPf LEADERS: Rachel Lloyd, Loma Rae Petty, Margie Hall, Pearl Carlisle MASCOT: Louise Silvey FIRST ROW:Joyce Hawkins, Geraldine Wilmer, Velma Faye Dodson, Virgie Barr, Myrtle Skaggs, Ida Ruth Gee SECOND ROW: Betty Sue Power, Dorothy Ann Wylie, Bennie Lou Ward, Thelma Branscom, Mildred Walker THIRD ROW: Mary Ruth Nuttall, Betty Faye Kindle, Helen George, Irene Fry, Ju Laine Hale, Ruth Eves FOURTH ROW: Fayrene Mitchell, Ruthie Mosier, Nina Aulds, Betty Jean Slentz, Lagenia Faye Harvey, Beverly Ann Johnston, Ger- trude Brown FIFTH ROW: Dorothy Mathis, Jimmye Nelson, Willene Ward, Mary Lois Moore, Ruth Davis X . wx is ,xl ,Vis A s K , .,,.' V H W y o l f l? . ll - I 5 HASCOT Louise Silvey DAILY PRACTICE LONDON GAIN 0 4-is wwwn Mmwhcmaww 'iw -V4 t . R. 5 , 'Q 5 . Q -2 ,X ,W fi 'Z Q . ff ,Q .X Q1 ' 1 I X1 W 2 , , A l'gH..f S-ug 4:-.J 3 H+ JP! 'f-- A ' . -.-.. A A . V '- Q Q PY? 1 . -K ,' 4' t ,B X, , wx' A :Q N A K T -1... A VLJFL I1 P I N Z A b'i'UDJ:LNT OFFICERS QW . RACHEL LLOYD President FRANCENE DAVIS IARGIE HALL Secretary Vice-Preside t L os TEJAS STA5 - 2 F QI' IARILYN GREEN Senior Editor -fig icy YVONNE CREASEY Circulation FRANCES IALTERS dvertisement Ed. ' 1 on Q . . . 1: - 4 X U s' if ' KEITH LEWIS Class Editor Q 6 ' 4 l.B.ROGERS Circulation ' x J.A.JORDAN Sports Ed. 'WY' FRANCENE DAVIS Circulation FRANK D. CREASEY Sponsor ,bl 4 ,L 3 . fr I , Wy I X E 2131, .X ,xv RACHEL LLOYD Feature Editor KATHLEEN LANE Editor JERRY NODINE Artist . -Ill l-L N.A.GARRETT Typist rs:-vs A 'E' 'A Lv Rfk X ' Q IARY K. HCHILLAN EARL IIMEL IRENE FRY Advertisement Ed. Org. Ed. Typist I 6 J' .3 'S' ' if mx: :- . X - I X NARGIE HALL IARGARET DOBBINS BOB ROBINSON Humor Junior Editor Sports Ed. IVIU STANG STAFF Editor Asst. Editors Business Manager Ad Manager Class Editor Club Editor Exchange Editor Library Corner Biographies Editorials Gossip Editors Typists Artists Mimeograph Operators Sports Editor nalhm, Irene Fry Peggy Gillum Christine Richards Betty Goforth Margaret Palmer Marguerite Leath Peggy Sue Irons Paula Jane Whittington Rachel Lloyd Violet Werner Mary Kay McMillan Jessie Jewel Ater Mary Kay McMillan Jessie Jewel Ater Marilyn Green Jane Sue Reynaud Bobby Robinson Keith Lewis Kathleen Lane Jerry Nodine Margaret Dobbins Benny Mosier Robert Earl Crain Harold Maynard Eugene Alford Darrell Wilson Earl Immel John Albert Jordon Jere Jean Lewis KODAK CLUB 4 ff.: 'W FIRST ROW: Billy Edwards, Keith Lewis, Marilyn Green-Pres., Willene Ward, Jimmie Nelson, Billy Jack Lusk, Jack Rightsell. SECOND ROW: Odell Dubree, Harold Vestal, John Albert Jordan, Donald Rightsell, Mr. Creasey, Frances Walters-Vice Pres. CHEMURGY CLUB 1 FIRST ROW: Kathleen Lane-President, Martha Ballard-Vice Pres., Mr. Goforth-Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Bobby Robinson-Reporter, Billy Holman, Benny Hosier THIRD ROW: Winston Florence, Ray Slay, Walbridge Powell-Sec. E Tr. MPING CLUB First Row: Billie Ray Canady, Billy Burkhalter, John Thomas, Marcha Stein, Tommy Davis, Bobby Lloyd, Grady Doles, Grover Kitchings Second Row: Jackie Cooper, W.D. Huffman, Manton Rae Dodson, J.D. Hill Third Row: Bobby Swinburn, Norman Still, Bobby Whorton, Gene Brown, Charles Barton ' Sponsor: Mr. Fields N DR AMATIC CLUB Front Row: Middle Row: Back Row: LaVerne Denman, Joan Gibson, Billie Francis Hill, Geraldine Wilmer, Marion Martin, Sec. Mira Alice Garrett, Minnie Jewel Owens Loma Mae Scott, Joyce Pester, Helen George, Mary Eliz- abeth Neal, Mary Bess Rogers, Agatha Cassidy, Vice-Pres. Josephine Whaby, Dorothy Turner, Loma Rae Petty, Kenneth Jones, Mary Lois Moore, Pres. Flavil Jackson, Wanda Jean Morrow-Sponsor-Miss Snow TIONAL HONOR SOCIETY President-Odell Dubree, Vice President-Agatha Cassidy, Secretary-Jessie Jewel Ater, Treasury-Mira Alice Garrett, Francene Davis, Margaret Dobbins, Paul Wayne Florence, Helen George, Lloyd Gilmore, Betty Goforth, Marilyn Green, Arthur Grief, Ju Laine Hale, Margie Hall, Kathleen Lane, Rachel Lloyd, Eugene Mitchell, Mary Elizabeth Neal, Joyce Pester, Ida Belle Richter, Bobby Robinson, Mary Bess Rogers, Geraldine Underwood, Paula Jane Whittington JUNIOR RED CROSS Charles Allen, Billie Marie Anderson, Maurice Barton, Sherwell Bennett, Charlie Boyle, Huey Bynum, Yvonne Creasey, Martha Fay Glick, Janice Lynch, Joyce Mcord, Jack Melton, Billy Romine, Lindol Scott, Esta Faye Stein, Sammie Swinford, David Thompson, Oma Worley, Sammy Worley. NGETTE CLUB Front Row- Patsy Birdwell, Icy Worley, Beverly Ann Johnson, Mildred Walker, Reva Garlinton, Margie Dees, Katherne Swinburne, Louise Hen- derson, Vanice Canady, Billie Jean Hereford, Middle Row- Inez Patterson, Joan Cade, Margaret Lama, Early Dawn Mu- llins, Billie Louise Whitford, Getrude Brown, Zona Law Stevens, Lag- enia Faye Harvey, Lois Patterson, Top Row- Frances Florence, Maxine Noble, Mildred Rhodes, Edyth Hawkins, Mattie Steward, Inez Patterson, Director, Miss Mary Bates. RADIO CLUB Paul Wayne Florence, Lee Silvey, Pete Kindle, Johnny Goforth, Jack Martin, Patty Boyle, Ronold York, Ida Belle Richter, Billy Wallace, Arthur Grief, Mr. Broadhead, Sponsor, LA JUNTA Front Row- Margie Hall, Juanita Johnston, Francine Davis, L.E. Johnston Margaret Dobbins, Hannah Golden, Estelle Peavy, Middle Row- Maymalee York, Dorothy Wylie, Nina Sue Bizzell, Mary Alice Hawkins, Ruthie Mosier, Back Row- Mr. Fluker, sponsor, Geneva Hill, Rachel Lloyd, Betty Im el, Robbie McFerran, Mary Ruth Nuttall, Betty Powers SAFETY PATROL John Arnold, Don Baker, Earnest Baker, Charkes Barton, Harold Branscom Charles Briscoe, Howard Broadwater, Gene Buford, Bobby Bynum, Bill Davis N.A. Fields, Scotty Goulding, Allan Greif, Frank Hale, J.T. Harris, Bobby Jean Harvey, Fred Herrin, Armour Ran Holman, Mitchel Kichens, Floyd Knotts, Richard Mathyer, Eddie McBride, Anthony Patient, Julian Powell, E.D. Platt, Jackie Powers, Taft Renshaw, Carl Stanley, Leroy Still, Hershal Tate, Don Warren, A.G. Wilson, chief, Jimmy Wilson, Marvin Wright :yOu C L B :liz waz: Front Row- Mr. Allen,sponsor, Tommy Davis, Armour Ran Holman, Jack Johnson, Don Bennett, Herbert Eves, Middle Row- John Albert Jordan, Earl Emmel, Jere Jean Lewis, Earnest Baker, Bobby Robinson, Mr. Simpson Top Row- Darrel Wilson, Odell Durbree, O.A. Eaves, Jack Huffman, Manton PRESSCLUB Back Row- Harold Manard, Lloyd Gilmore, Joseph Lee Fouts, Jere Jean Lewis, Hubert Eves, Billy Rivers, Earl Immel, Irene Fry, Peggy Ann Gillum, Jerry Nodine, Truby Come, Billy Ross Hunt, Earl Crain, Jack Johnson, Jack Berry, Raymond Flint, Arkon Gorby, James Paul Windham, Joe Coop, Eugene Alford, Miss Reynolds, sponsor, Margaret Jean Palmer, Margaret Leath, Violet Werner, Christine Richard, Mary Kay Mclillon, Jessie Jewel Alter, Betty Goforth, Peggy Sue Irons, Jeanette Yates. C O - D R U M M A J O R S x C1129 Frangene Davis Jessie Jewel Ater Senigy' S6I'1iOl G L E E C L U B FRONT ROW: Billie Jean Hereford, Icy Worley, Mary Frances Arnold, Gertrude Brown, Susan Jane Fhur, Joan Cade, Billie Louise Whitsford, Margie Dees, Betty Jean Slentz, Marion Marton, Vanice Canady, Ora Estelle Peavy, Mira Alice Garrett. MIDDLE ROW: Lois Patterson, Margaret Jean Palmer, Louise Henderson, Lagenia Faye Harvey, Mary Bess Rogers, Pearl Carlisle, Mildred Walker, Dorothy Ann Wiley, Delpha Jo Dees, Mary Elizabeth Neal, Beverly Ann Johnson, Geraldine Welmer, Mary Alice Williams, Hannan Golden, LaVern Deamon. Jerry Nodine, Margaret Lamb, Dorothy Turner, Mildred Rhodes, BACK ROW: Violet Werner, Joyce Pester, Leatha Stanley, Wanda Jean Morrow, Miss Mary Bates, Director, Truby Cone, Edythe Hawkins, Mattie Stewart, Zona Lou Stevens, Josephine Whoby, Mary Alice Hawkins, Patsy Birdwell, SEXTETTE QUARTETTE XX M - .5 , . ' w I A L QUINTETTE Jerry Nodine, Wanda Jean Morrow, Leatha Stanley, Mary Alice Haw- kins, Mary Elizabeth Neal, Loma Rae Petty Knot in the picturel. QUARTETTE Flavil Jackson, Keith Lewis, Ernest Baker, Ronals York. .4 FLAG BE1XTQERS TWIRLERS .ff SWI SS FLAG TWIRLERS OVERTEJ B B A N D XABSTANG OVHQTONTKXAS -B--'-01.1 asm, FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT--Jimmie Wilson, Bobby Burkhalter, Jimmie Richards Don Warren, Jack Melton, Bill Davis, Joan Prewitt, Shirley Varney, Nelda Still, E. D. Platt, and Bobby Nelson. SECOND ROW--Lindal Scott, Eunice Ritcher, Buddy Davis, Charles Brissol, Joe Evans, Billie Jean Jones, Richard Mather, James Varney, Billy Barton, and Jean Patrick. THIRD ROW--Herman Rose, Norman Still, W. R. Ford, Freddie Herrin, Wallace Smitherman, Jackie Fry, and Anathy Patient. FOURTH ROW--JuLaine Hale, Beverly Johnston, Floyd Knotts, Mary Kay Davis, Coleen Lybarger, Allen Grief, Merel Smitherman, and Julian Powell, Mary HKU and Margaret Jean. Charles Lee Hill--Band Director THESE ABAND BAND PERSONNEL Chas. Lee Hill, Director Frances Walters ---------------------- - Ida Ray Smith DRUM MAJORS QQ-Drgg lajogs Jessie Jewel Ater Francene Davis Joy Fulton Mavis Villyard Elsie Frances Walters Lindal Scott Qhas Susan Jane Fuhr lst Qlariget Charles Barton Jack Berry Jim Wilson 2nd Clarinet Jack Milton Coleen Lybarger Don Hereford Billy Barton Don Warren Mary K. Davis 3rd Qlariget Wallace Smitherman Grady Doles Richard Mayther Bobbie Nelson Nelda Still James Varney Shirley Varney Joe Evans Goforth Sglo Qlagigets Jerry Underwood Robbie McFarren AlL2.ClaI1n2i. Billy Ray Canady Billie Jean McCord Beverly Johnston HBAND SWEETHEARTH Joyce McCord -----President -----Secretary FLAG BEARERS Mary Frances Arnold Marilou Evans Caroline Walters CONCERT BAND BBEEQQR Eunice Ritcher lst Alto Sagoghoge Ray Slay Buddy Davis Zgg Alto Saggghong Joan Prewitt Bill Davis Iegor Sagoghogg E. D. Platt Solo Qorget Ida Ray Smith Lloyd Gilmore lsI.SBuJ aL J. L. 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