Perrin High School - Pirate Yearbook (Perrin, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1942 volume:

. W W M 5 ,QL lrlis MW 9 , , 5+ , ' ' my QM! X, WM J ff ik . q fri Qi' Q 1. ' i ii? I Q 44, . -r-114, .. .-,-- LH: A..- Y .3 ,LV Y .. . . - . ' A -'------f , 1- ....- . :rl ,. Ir , , ' .n , 4 , . , ' , F-1'-l'-n A A -fe e -f- The presence of Mrs J B Sharp in une English department Pe rin Hlgn School has n rk a general upwsrd L end in the onpllshm nLe of tne Ex5l1s1 c feses Her pleasing personality and nleaea L smile hzve mace ner s favorlne anoxg Perrin snuaenne 'ro Mn Sharp with our gp! 71,111 WW deepest grahltuce for npr inces QenL worn Ln our belelf we oedi ca P this, 'Tue P'rabee Revi w' of 1949 i 4: ' , ' F K of . r ' . .F. - X 5 ed ' r . 4 BOSE -e ' 1 L 1 lan 1 1 lr. ,. ' ' J 1 : , f . e e P l Z x 5 F 5 'F 7 a 1-v- ff s- A r 1 N xQm1 f H17 6 6 1 -1'l -: 'Z-: 'f- - pf1lNl5WAW0N Xxx, '- V ,.. XXx........, NX!! '7f-......: XXGL., , . 1 9 f f J 1 f UD 6 V X m ' 4 X gf 9 5 JN I , 1:::iFE:S:::IiQSSzzlifEgikffiilcqgazi-::15Z7ill:? ' BOARD OF TRUSTEES Mr J E Shawver President M J H Kuhn Sec Mr R L Cranford Sr M A N Byers Mr R Q Murray M R R Ray Nr H L Brannon FAGUDTY J B Sharp J E Mlddleton Ray Rout lr J R Cuffman Mrs J B Sharp Miss Vineta wolthington Mrs Lois McLau11n Miss Clifftene Kieth Mrs Vlvlan Davis Mr J H McGaughey N159 Faye Ramsey Mrs Jewel Primm MPS M Moore Miss Sarah Norlis Mis Etta hae Haxdin Superintendent H S Prin , Mathematics Elem Prin Science Agriculture English English Home Economics Business Adm1n1strat1on History Elem ntary History Elementary English Elementary Elem ntary Elementary Elementary 12 'M-:f 'l-11Z70NS! ':-'S'5-1Q! f-1- 0 0 Q rl 0 O Q ' 0 0 0 0 g 0 ro o 0 Q o o ro 0 0 11 0 o 0 Mr: e 0 A ---'- '- ---- Mrs 0 o ,t 0 0 Mrs '-' - --' Q 0. lv . . . -------- Q 9 Q - Miss Ena Phillips--------Music . 1' 'I -. iitit .- ' . Ullltilnintii 0 a 0 ' G L icuii iiiiii , ........-......... - 5 . 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'S' .,.. 91' 'Q 15 'L 4,4 Annie Rui' Rob in Hznv sur ul LC e 1 -1 ima 2'5 'W- 'ZX Sy' J Ifi X54 ' N' 1 ' ' -e-. -1-zx4-.e-l.1f.x,eS.f- -un.u5l:aersd:x::- ga..-aI.1A - ..,,..-f. - 1::IiSQ25:2lIiSEQg:IlIiSS5IkfZZill:2227illn:Q5275lII:' Senior Class History In the fall of the yeer nineteen hundred thirty eight, year of memorlwble achievements, a straggllng group of overgrown, roudy adcles cent boys and girls, fo the first time, ventur ed to sign th dr names to the Record Books of Perrin High School Du lng the couxse of the year this str gllng group met great obstacles, but due to some inewplicwble cause every name was celled when the Professor read the sophomore roll Ah, here is where the fun started' Although the memories of our year as abused, under prlvl ledged freshmen were still vividly imbedded in our consciousness, we faithfully served those reg 1 juniors and seniors, but only because we knew eventually we would attain the honor of sitting at the great banquet tables instead of snltching in the Kitchen However, we were no longer lreshmen end our enjoyment of this a chievenent so red to gr ater heights than we thoxght possible Pad so we became juniors' As we look back to that yesr we see 2 continuous string of plays, partles, benoue , dinners, track meets, and by winners from the funior class From the group that sta ted to High School in thirty eight there d velop d some beautiful girls and some decidedly interesting boys Then came the time that we de cided to reveal our hidden talent Jo Beth Blain was the first one to be unveiled in a contest for Queen of the Halloween Carnival She won over a'l end escorted by thqt intriguing blond, Billy Fred Browr ruled without opnosition Prepsra tlons for the 'unior senior b nquet caused quite e lot of vor: lut we can find amusement in any thlng me do Our pleasure was too great for words to expres when we finally sat down to the locded banquet tables and were waited uoon by dainty UlT1S bearing aromatic dishes from the Home Ee kitchen q5S:.F Xw,Xif W 3, F L - Q C . A - , , 1 r ... y 84 1' - . '. 'ri ' . Ugg' I . 1 4 f Q K ' . , I I A 'I n, , . , I I ' I. A . . . , . A . .. L ,, .D ' :J ' ' ' .- V ' '- 1 J' ' , -2 ' .. , o , ' ,b x 2 1 l ball tournaments attended by and participated in l , 3- U . e 2 'QL . 4 U -' ' r o ' Z 1 5 l v r I 1 ,, . ' A 3 4 ..-L .. , . f ,D 1 3 , . , . , - I d - a J n V, 2 . . 'V I l . , 1 X ' Q ' , .. I n ' .5 ,L S . r, S 1 ', ' I. , r ,. , N . o - Q WL 11 if' The dramatic talent of our class was re vealed when the curtains were pulled and lights were directed on the ast of WThe Qrtie of Andrew N Vernon Brock and R L Cianfo d por T trayed such feminitg in their dresse and wigs that the play was trulf a sue ess At last the tim. are wlen we could look down upon all the rest of odi Pigh School stu dents and we rather engoyed tuis priviledge As seniors ou1 goal wa almost in ieach of our eager hands rpain we ruled at the Hallowe n Carnival and the beauty disclosed was De Lois Patton R L Cranford led her to the throne from which she gave command with a dimpled smile Our social activities for the year have been varied A trip to the innual State Fair at Dalles began vhen we 1 ft Perrin at four A M in anticipation of 1 visit to the Eirly Birds' radio program before proceedin to the grounds Th Oklihoma Texas football and the Ice Capide of '42 were the main ctions We enjoyed a Kid party, a Hallo , ind a Christmas party Our semi p1CnlC turned out to be a hamburger inst id of 1 Weiner roast The binquet was given us by the Junior wa cirried cheduled and we had 1 hilarious time first time we were gue ts instead of or waiters then camo the day Commencement no longer member in good stinding alma mater - but we were informed sad yet long desired moments fleet- faced a hazy but hopeful future in the tomorrow. Class Officers President - R. L. Cranford Vice President - Jo Beth Blain Secretary - Jackie Montgomery Treasurer - Raymond Stewart 3-v' '-:5Eis:-1FESs!-L- re still much appreciated XS. S I :-1z',-2-Zumg-U-LQ-1-Q.1-L l 41: 5... . A 4' . 5 ,1 2 A ' ff 3 0-5 .Clif T.. ' 1 -lliy Frvf uvgwi Fr iii? JL jFQY709 V -mc Cum 'EFS 49 'I sv' Pauline CfHLf0Y4 35 3 L c'W1Q pages! Billie Glluure V-33 '36 mx An. L f'!v. Lzella Harrison Joy Hensley Jimmie Ruin W . .Q Q A 1-1 4' .. a y . xx it Ira, h ... Jgan Johnson Kenneth Mask guureer f - was 2' ' V .Q 1 - 1 5 1' 1'5- , X, 5.0, qu- -.... H' ,-,A.l.. .XL Jim McLaur1n Laxinv '1Qf.e.ruoKs Lwnbgvnery bf 1' Q 9, a .N 1 1- wr its X? ' Y x k .1 - - I' Q f 1' 'ff' f 5 '- .41-,IEE ' i I dl 1 Ll'I'1'ay ,elyn l,B'Q':?CYZ Lpcrwhy pflreley ' - :PT 2 r . r . 66 ' 'hi' .1 2 1 J ,. S -.- '14 K2 . ,fl Q H f f f f . 444, - A .31 f ' J, Lois Ran!-:in Fritz Rc- .fre Kell urr Richardson N X ., -Ir'-.' f rw , as . -. N ' faq-N. A wif: fi-' . 1 ' - A - -. 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' ea ,,,, Q Jack Wh e lmo Jean :nan Bertha 'ffccd Candy Wo-.ci ess w'L:.C.hx'ci - The Junlor Cla s Cem ent The cheol term of 1941 42 h s been the hlpplest for the 3un1or cl S1nCO thelr on trance 1nto high chool A the chool actlvltie get under way JUDIOPS were found prominent ln all of them Paullne Cranford, Lol Rankln, Ozella Harrlson, Jean Johnson, are Jo H len H111 were out tand lng volley ball playar Coached b5 hr Rout the team carrled off Gount Champlonshlp honors And who should be flghtlng for a place on the basketball quad but Jack Wade, B111 Murray, Billy Fred Brown, Jo Hen ley, and Jess Woodard The JuH1OI seholarsnwp hang lH the balance with Billy Bred Brown and John Sertaln strlving for the honor lhe oelal act1v1t1e lncluded a Halloween party, Ch lstnas party, and a p1Cn1C with those ever pre ent Jelner A ha, rlde and an Auto party were al o enJofed by the elas The udden 11156 of Yrs Sharp whlch re sulted 1n her re lfZHt101 was a SOTlOUS blow to the cle U s' Davls was elected as the new class sponsor and under her excellent super vlsion the ju lor play we a success Plans are under way lor a banquet for the haughty serlors Thl wlll be the last chance of helping them and the cle s has hlgh hopes of its belng n excellent one This, alorg wlth numerous smaller events COUPTISOS the hlghllghts of the junior class for this eventful year Class OfflCOTS Presldent - Bllly Fred Brown Vlee Presldent Jack Wade 'erctar Kellum Richorson Treasurer - Pauline Cranford Reporter --e- - LuCll1G Dodson 12aIIfSQ5:IIIiQS5Q62Flil:qz272lI:rZ2f5h!nr ' E5 If Z S UF We i ' 5 T1 H, 'I I fn Q ' I I Q it Q :l .i ... 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Two days these kids elected those they thought le of keeping theix class affairs up Since that momentous day these Sophs have plowing through nine months of study and The study being made easy Cwell somewhat! e good staff of teachers they had super g them The fun and that took no snoop began late in September with a class plc ollowed by everyone attendlng the show that time the Sophomores have rollicked gh numerous paltles and picnics the most anding OI these were the H lloween and St. ck's Day palties The Halloween party fol the election of the Prlnce and Princess r Tucker and Bonnle Boydston Although did not achleve the honor of being King uueen of Perrln Hlvh school this class wlll L there fighting when the tlme comes rext lH school activities b sketball volley actlvlty which took oasketball they were and Herbert Lee Ram tJo outstanding rs, Mary Ollve Grlmes and Tewell Abshire All in all the snooping was found very en le Calthough hard on the nose! untll the moment of the year But why shouldn't lt? zaQ5llQQZZ::lv wnmzkqgsgnzjxgsrnrz. D to I 3 I O All throu h the snoo ing it was found that .T 5 . Tj Z-'FZ' 'EQ-39 90 X f 1 2 2 fi!-IN ZZVSSFRQ. --1 P723 K. N - Q I Q, 9 E' X ' Ear f X E W JK X 2-x Q 5 MIX X a l' , ao' 1 J r Lie 1: CL JG 5 ar Q it Vir ru Do ATPUW 4-z . c Robert Z' .JC K1 .er 42457-:nur ,a.,.. , . 'll by Artis X H1 U: J' AL, b U 1 1 'U . .al - V iff- -- : W , p - 2 Je 11-LUNCQS A H Y . 1. ,. ,M 311-.W JT Ai,,,. 1 ..L.ry 315 'jx -V ..:,, if rv. , A ,A 4 ' 7' .Pi.:'1.:'x ' -4'-,. ., 2. -.1.'fcL. -- 4 W1 L .Y'L.., - -4 nf A H: A -,. Jw!--1-fini 4.. Cecil VHPy1r,H l 3 ..f ':-:getg ,-gl: . A . Eufcnli .1 3- -- b .1 . ..g A- me-13 ,-5, lu ,Il A. , ', Q, CO:::'.1f- -- . ' - Y- .- - . , na U , g.,, 1 , 9-AE A Lf , I JL ,f ,- igll, I1 '4 , W ' uhm , Dx 11 ' ww, if MT V Zi'Z'1f The Freshman Class History Freshmen came into high school last with a bang and are still pretty fresh social activities st rted with the taking the class to Jecksboro Park for and 1 ter to the movies It rained not drmpen the spirit of the group th season the Freshman Class elected Bailey as represent tive for the Q e n Rooert Kinder was her well Tie erlort did not prove success View OI getting the crown, but perhaps years the effort will prove beneficial Rankin and Mrs pTGG M sk gave the class party in the home of the letter basketball Two of the mede first this honoz class show 128 .VIL lo Pinto County 1fn for the F. boys won fir t place boys Don B.oom and string, otners t led Several of the girls promise for a future Stock Show was a F, A boys of he Robert Kinder was awarded grand prize several others achieved lesser tsnding achievement of the class to gaining the position of Snoop X Af 2 xj TI-ll-51,6 g-LQ:-L was county, nevertheless, the winners went to s in the regloral tournament at Denton up the whole season lt was very suc- idell, the team that won the state title, beat the Pirates by only six points class A and AA teams were defeated by Pirate ozgers, under Coach M1dd1eton, had home record of any team at Perrin in sev s, winning 15 of 16 games Q 4 r- 1 li LA Junior Boys Basketball team was the class ty this year.' With a good team the jun- coaohed by Mr. Sharp, nosed out Jacks- a 2 out of 3 game playoff, , Pirates won the first game by a 15-16 The next game at Jaoksboro was won by the , 18-9. The third and final game was play- son and the Pirates barely won by a late 8. win 0 -: 54Z7WNSh! :5ESS!'C4Qii! :- U sE':niz..:-An.-.rAa5-.:- d9f'P.l' , Q' l I y s year the Perrin High Volleyball s ual, was one of the best in the capable coachlng of Mr Rout a chieved a record that would be e in any school They partlcl several tournaments over the sur- country being victorious in three best in four others Pirates were defeated in the dis ent by Sunset, the team that title year practically the same team the county title will be hack for another championship title it all up, we may rightfully ex an exciting future for the team i-1 X11-Q ' 'n . . o T . -Q . , L U fi . 1 'x I . ,, A . . 0 . u , XAJ. 1 K -C 'QL ,.. ..,. ... . .- cffainua- 11 5 the Jack County Tennis Tournament d at Bryson eams of boys and girls from Perrin competed match Both senior boys and girls doubles second and the senlor boys singles woh in has two of the most promisinb singles in the county composed of Lols Rankin and Brown Lois won the champlonshipe d narrowly missed, losing only to the t won the county saturday, March 28 the Jack County Track d Meet was held at Jacksboro h a small but hardy track team of 6 boys tes went on to nose out Jacksboro by a core on points ThlS w s tho flPSt tlme in s that Jacksboro has been defeated ln the ty Track Meet t place wlnners for the Pirates were yd high hurdles Billy Fred Brown yd dash Jr. Brown yd dash Raymond Stewart i'e relay Vernon Brock Bllly Fred Brown, Brown, Raymond Stewart Vault Clyde nruton Jump-Raymond Stewart sous Throw Raymond Stewart des the first places the Plretes annexed places, three 5rd places, and one 4th ch counted in the point making TRACK AND FILLD MLET S S.?1Q!'I- TIVITIB N I t S.. 4-:,g'-rj.-lr Honore sw De DTS f 1 N ff s qijg .2 P f Jo Beth Blain Snlutqtcrinn A1 1- Arouwi 131 1-1 R L Gran o 0 Doris Ruth A4198 All AroJn Boy Sitizensklr Awami ra LK Vi:'f!'.-4 1 :J 'w 151.1 E-'zwflrfvrw .J 1 EC .1 ? :-' L nu- ,ab f::lIiSStg:lIi5EQg152Fiils.42?2illlr2g57ilu:r xv- '1-A ifsxkg !'l 55 -wf iiswm? QU!!! 1 k,.5 1942 PIRATE 3 REVIEW STAFF tor in chief Jo Beth Blain stant Ed tor Pauline Cranford tion Manager Jr Brown sistant Productlon Manager Billy Fred Brown ess Manager R L Cranford, Jr sistant BUQ1H6SS M nager John Sartaln Edltor Helen Ramsey Editor Bill Garrett tant Art Editor Doris Nelle Francis s Editor Raymond Stewart Mrs McLaur1n The senlor class of 1942 has undertaken to t the flPSf wssue of the UPirate's Review en though olr ac11evement has been difficult all D on e lng ls, we think it a worthwhile rlou Jon to ou school This stafi chosen by the faculty of Perrin School has endeavored to place memories of schoo dave ln these few but well fllled pages that a r cord may be kept not only in our hearts Ou h1gH8SE hote a e that the seniors who ollow us wxll carry on this radltion and further ts advancement by 1061 dlllgence 4:3-q2257L::nr 1-nc1SqS51-IELBQSEQIIEL. ,A E 4, MH-, . V I W R- ' I i ,- xg! f. X- 'EN f N 's f f . 1 7 ff 1' 'N Xr' : .A ' N. 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HL' X.11 Z-YZ HT L 0 'my ' rx Q' X91 X ,.,,,1.....- , .. . , .. .,..,,, . ... ---.....- :--Q-2-mf--WNW--:-Z1-rf'--f JUNIOR SENIOR BANQUET ch trivial matters as exams, themes, and mumps, On Saturday May 2, juniors and seniors forgot L L d marched off in the general direction of the rrin Mess Hall r the UPerrin1tesN the annual junior senior ban Out of a maze of formality a rare spectacle i 1 et passed off in an extremely pleasing manner SGS 6 LlpU8I C 8.SSU19I'l Were ell GI'- ined by talks by juniors seniors, and an ad ess, UM1ll1ons Ior Defenseu by Mr Sharp Two ngs by vocally talented juniors furnlshed the sical entertalnment The climax was reached when Between cour tr l t L D L s McLaurln was presented a basket of roses by e senior class sh thoroughly searched the kids and teachers were f to the show which ended a memorial night to o participated The program Prayer N Welcome -8- Response Your Flag and My Flag Song was Senior Class will JUH101 Class prophesy The General Staff The Tr lnlng Camp Millions for Defense :Hi-'I' Token of Love Song read as follows! John Sartain Bllly Fred Brown J ohn Sart ain R L Cranford Exerette Lee Abernathle Junior Group Helen Ramsey Billie G lmore Jo Beth Blain Jr Brown Mr Sharp R L Cranford, Jr Group 53''2294:: !ZZ5a: !z2?'QXQSEE'':i9hSS! :3xQSS! :- l I . L . A - . ,W . ' , 2 ' , o o A . . , . I When every plate had been scraped and each D L n M c. s-- -------------- - - use -----f---N ---- ---- . , , Jr --D. 7' a' ' P - M---N-N Q .---.. , ' '--'d- '- 0 U ,.,- - V V f .. .. ., v. --...-.............-i.. E5E2:iiFE2S:::IiSEgg::Iiif:5Q42?5:-:qg22hI-:rZ2?2i-::- SENIOR PLAY Cast Raymond Stewart Ruth Shirley Annie Ruth Robbins R L Cranford Jackie Montgomery Helen Ramsey Jo Beth Blain Doris Ruth Allen Vernon Brock Jr Brown Doris Nelle Francis Geral Counts 'Gheerio My Dearion was e farce with the plot indefinite at times because of the extremely unus ual situations The plot finally emerges however and brings the story to an exciting cl1max The story deals with two young girls who are determined to make good in their hotel to keep from going back to their lovers Ohe of ther imperson stes an Englishman in order to hold thelr hotel guests The results are hilarious In the end however the girls decide they really love the two men and go back to them JUNIOR PLAY Cast Lucille Dodson Jimmie Hobbs Jean Johnson Jack wade B111 Murray John sarteln Billy Fred Brown Jim McLaurin Ozella Harrison Pauline Cranford highly dramatic comedy with an excellent plot The action ln the play was swift moving and there were no dull moments It was a story of a young girl who accident ly found her father an escaped convict The story relates the daughter s true love for her father in an 1nterest1ng way Two boys were in love with tge daughter but she chose the one she really lov e liiiiiil Under the supervlsion of Mrs McLaur1n and Mrs Davis these plays proved a success despite the difficulties that arose is J I . -- ' s Q R The Junior play, uTh6 EYQS of Loveu, was a d e . - c L, in . 1 Hlsroay or F. F. A. CHAPTER a was organized November 5, 1959 The char er members were Kenneth Calloway T F Hardy V1ce Pres , R L Johnson Sec Laurin Treas , James Robbins Hlst , Rondale y W Dog Billy House, Plrll , Mr Cuffman or, R L Cranford, Jr , Delbert Shawver, J dergriff, Wade Johnston, Wilbern Baker, Jr er, Billy Fred Brown, Geral Counts Harleth in, Dalton Crawford, Vemdon Crounse, Robert Bobby Fiddler, eon Thompson, Kenneth Mask, ey Kiser, Orville Lyons, Leon Sheppard, Ja k L D Thetford, Paul Montgomery, Aldon Nash .Mart1n, Raymond Stewart, Fritz Renfro, B111 Harry Panaey, Leeman Sitton, L B Renfro, atton, Wenford Smith, and R D Renfro Some of the objectives of the chapter are! 'eate a love for farm life, to improve the ru- ome and its surroundings, to give the farm 'onfidence in himself, to encourage coopera- Jefforts to promote thrift, to promote and I . ve scholarship, and to promote clean recrea- The Perrin Chapter of the Future Farmers of 3 . J . t , ' .: - , . 5 r-. . .. , G , . I, ' 5, 3 .7l ' A - b '- O P 0 , .xif 4 . ' I 0 s ' I O n . D , 1 1 T LJ 0 o ' g ,y, 0 ' 1 l l 1 J I ng to llve, L1V1Hg to serve The chapter activities have been Chapter cting, Farm Skills, Farm Demonstration, and stock and Dairy Judging Teams. The motto: ULearn1ng to do, Doing to learn, 1 ' .Il U . The recreational activities have been! A ,no cases Bake each year and a few fishing ns. The activities in Vocational Agriculture :been very pleasantn EE?25z:3ll12QCZ2Ilr' ' 1IZE1SES:g!1I1f5QiS!IEZ. , . n 4 EESpQuIiSSgg:IllfEQJL2Z2iil 2275ilI:1gZ7iIInr -::- 5.':Q-s-.gQ5..g-,g7:-1e-j-E- F. H. T. HISTORY The Perrin Chapter Future Homemakers of Texas was organized in 1958. The following presidents have presided since the organiza- tion of the club: Leta Hill, 1958-l959g Anna Dale McLaurin, 1939-19403 Jo Beth Blain, 1940- l941g and Annie Ruth Robbins, 1941-1942. This branch of the F.'H. T. was developed to bring about more interest in the field of Home Economics. Under the guidance of Mrs. MCLaurin as sponsor, the group enjoys parties, field trips, rallies, banquets. and other social and edu- cational functions. The organization has had an average of approximately 25 members. The members are eligible from the Home Economics Department only. With the aid of boys from high school, the girls gave a play to finance their first Mother-Daughter Banquet. This laid the foun- dation for an annual Mother-Daughter Banquet. This was discontinued this year because of the. present national emergency. There is a double purpose in this or- ganization. Firstly, it gives th students an opportunity for leadership, seif-improve- ment, and the value of organization. Secondly, it lays a perfect foundation for a successful home life in the future. This little group has greatly enjoyed the work done in the organization, and appre- oiates its benefits. HE:rfz2Fl::nu2QZ2::nr' g 1-n:SSiS:g-n. 1-E- T fa. G Nf Illb ' DY PTI! ix-L If .I. 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