Perryton High School - Ranger Yearbook (Perryton, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1937 volume:

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III I 'Q Rl E2 J 2 4 v Q v si 'ulimavuz' .w -1 . I . V ww, I .1-'wx-whwi' - . ' , ' Q . 4 Y'-:F 'Neo , - i A ff '1:!'Q '? ., ?'! 5 1 v Eureka' 'X' 2'J.W'1',!,.'-1 1, ' - THE RANGER Perryton High School Psrryton, Texas 1937 ,- Staff Editor. . . . . . . . . . . . Harold Hudson Assistant Euitor. . . . .Virginia Correll B siness Manager. . . . . Vivian Rogers C1888 Editors u o o 0 o 0 08511 Crum. ht O O I O I I O 0 O I I Athlbtic 0 0 I o 0 0 o 0 o Jones Society Editor. . . . . . . . . .Hblsn Austin Typists. . . . . . .Bill Tindle 5 Lena Murray Ulla: Sponsors . . . Misa Allen t Miss Rebel F 0 R E W 0 R D This, our first annual, is presented to its readers with the purpose of recording the prin- cipal events and activities of the Perryton High School. We, the staff, teal that the re- sult aooomplished was well worth the time spent. We have had th: whole-hearted oo- operation of the faculty-and the student body. It is with our best wishes and re-srds that we present this issue of 'The Rengsr.' . tg IANN +-swipe - ,-4 ' ,Ck QW W 8 A la r , Q . .1,- L As, 'fXDIN!IINlSTl2rAxTlCN'f'm BOARD OF TRUSTEES Ao Jo Ke11y P1'9lo In Ho Nll6f6ld 'vo PTSD Ulaud Crouch Ollie Mbrril R.'P. Garrison Robert Lawrence A Snlvin Flowers W. B. Irvin, Superintendent I. A. Bush, Principal of Senior High I. D. Kelley, Principal of Junior High Q l. Duke, Principal or Elementary School 1 V O u sv-. W. 23. IRWIN o. A. BUSH O' E' BJRK ,A,.S, lf fs 156 A gt ss 3' 5 uk I Q I EUGENIA MITCHELL WILLIE ALLEN d 52? P5 I 41' 3 C. H. WILLIAMS HAZELLE SCOTT W. F. HAGGARD RUBY RABEL IIRS. W. F. HAGGARD Us S- N- HENRY mas. o. E. Bum-1 9 , l. . N l ' WA? Y I v A' I 4 4 ff., ' . , xr . . . M-SENIQQS W OFFICERS president . . . . . . . Fred Kuhn Vice President. . .4. .2. .Helen Austin Secretary-Treasurer .'. Vivian Rogers , ffifiif Class Colors . . .'. .Purple and Gold Class Flower . . . . . . .Chrysanthemum Class Motto. . . . . . . .PWe'11 rind a path or make one.' 'lik-15161 1 9 I 2:2 fi li? V-V' ,I 31 . xi.. 'LJ . if nl ' H 1 1 . A53 .T VV, , X RUTH ANN SHLARHR DORIS COFE WAHON PITTIAN MARY LEE WILSON FERN HAMILTON GUY STEWART RUTH STUMP IAYLYNN LOVETT MILDRLD BRILLHART WANNA COLLINS JAIES RILEY ALICE BRYAN OPAL GIBSON J W Dk LW ANNABLLL COX JOSEPHINE TURNER mYHFIb DUILRS JENNIE WOODS JACK WILLIAMS VIVIAN ROGLRS xii-ig fn W..-.. ,T v L ' . x Q-. ' 1 4 xFyQ2Qk+ .. '. .- 3 -. .SIE .93-c . -X my 3 www Q K W xr X X ,FEES 55? Q gk HELEN AUSTIN BEN CRUI IAHIE JULIUSSON VIRGINIA CORRELL AVIS LEE YIOOTEN IHMENE HOWLETT HAROLD HUDSON HELEN TALLILAN RUTH CARPENTER NORMAN SWINK ONNIE FAE GARRI SON LUTTIE FREEMAN BE LL MARI E NRI DHT SYBIL. APPLE TED LEHIIAN IDYLLA NELSON ROSEMARY BOSTON' sm. TI Num-: 'mmm BRYAN ANNA BATH BOWEN ALENE STONE HELEN HAY Ll! KRNT INEZ JOHNSON LINA IIURRAY CLYDE JONE8 IIILDRID JACKSON ELDA HARDY SIBYL UOCALL TOM FATTON GEORGE IIORRIS CHARLENE NOVILIN VEA SCHWAB CHESTER GEORGE HAZEL NORRIS HENRY DAVIS -J E'1RIL..E '3LAJGHTE1i FRED KUHN .LI LLIAN HAINES ' il 35 5 SENIUR CLASS HISTORY On September 1, l933, an extraordinarily green group of students embarked on their high school careers. We were so dumb that we thought we knew it all. Mr. Kelly soon changed our .t-- mind, though, when he introduced algebra to us. graduated from Junior High School that year, a group of brilliant looking prospects. Perhaps the prospects weren't so good as they looked: at any rate, upon entering Senior High School we found that Juniors, and Seniors cared very little about what Sophomores thought. With the sponsorship of Miss Roberta Hutchison we showed the fair upper classmen that these Soph omores amounted to something, even though the - usual run of them d1dn't. Then, when we started to school in 19355 we were what people call Juniors. Seniors recog- nized us then, and we felt almost as dignified then as we do naw. Imogene Howlett, one of our Junior girls, won the Lusher medal, a prize highly coveted.. And now as the closd of this school year is drawing nigh and approximately sixty boys and gir are preparing to leave '0l P.H.S.,'.we realize that it has been through the tireless efforts of our instructors and parents, that we are partly equipped for the sea of life, We, as the Senior class, wish to express our gratitude to all who are helping and have helped to make this graduation possible. .J ' L we X! A :I gi Et fl J -I E! 11 in I H 45 H 'I il Ei ii ly 2: H 5 1 sf fi 4 lk I H . 1 1 l 1 X ! 3 3 e Y i I PMwyJfp+ 33 ? ,g We, the Senior class of 1957, being of sound minds, loose tongues and generous hearts, do bequeath, with great forethought and no after- thought the following bequests: Doris Cofer very generously leaves some space on the study hall desks to write their name too. for the Freshies Helen Austin and Bell Marie Wright will their motto, 'You are to be seen and not heard, to Dean Blank and Herve Wilson. Uaneta Bryan leaves her ability to give 0 readings to Blanche Allen. Inez Johnson wills her nickname QShinezl to anyone possessing the same given name. That is mighty generous of you, Inez. Ben Crum wills his ability fertile plains to anyone that to till the sleeps with a window open, or sits in the study hall of cer- tain da s Y - . Henry Davis and Charline Nowlin will their debating ability to anyone who is brave enough to start an argument with them. Mildred Jackson wills her habit of laughing at jokes before they are told graders. CA hint to the wise Mary Lee!! Virginia Correll while her and its full meaning imbedded each Oohiltree County citizen Josephine Turner wills her to the first is sufficient, panel speech in the minds of irresistible, inevitable cake wllk invitations to everyone that is looking for fun. Vivian Rogers wills her countless senior financial records to a dozen expert collectors, a half dozen bookkeepers, three Janitors and 8 f1I6mBn. Ruth Carpenter wills a large absorbing dust rag to the owners of this fine annual, for the purpose of keeping it in its original bright, shining condition. We have no more wills, but if you are inter- ested in wills try 'Will O' the W1sp,' Y' future of our 1937 Senior Cless, we vision our wonderful talents scfttered to the four corners of the world First, we see Fred Kuhn rolling v peanut up Pikes Peak with his nose to pay the bet he hos lost when he bet Sybil Apple that she had the more freckles. M rtis Dowers is the pride of Farnsworth. Cwhich one?l Helen Mey, Fern Hamilton, Sibyl McCall, and Annebell Cox have formed e united sister- hood, and they are inventing scales with enough numbers to register the weights of some people who are different in some ways. Mildred Brillh rt and Idele Nelson are touring the world, looking for Q singing accomplice good enough for Idele so Mildred can play for them. Imogene Howlett and Harold Hudson have gained greet populfrity as the greatest orators in the Ochiltree county Jail. Avis Lee Wooten is teaching ettiquette to Norman Swink. Shicfly she is trying to show him how to drink from 2 glass without getting his lips too fer over the mouth of the glass. Guy Stewart and Mnry Lee Wilson are trying to generate enough wind to blow up n basket ball so they can teach each other how to throw a goal. QThey got wind all right.l Clyde Jones hes become e private tutor of the Quintuplets. Alene Stone fell out or n sky scraper window into n net and bounced for seven days: to keep her from starving, George Morris, Q great enter, is shooting biscuits into her meuth, and who is cooking the biscuits but Mnylynn Lovett and Jennie Woods, our house wives Helen Tallmen and Lee Kent are sitting in the shade of the Rock of Ages trying to figure how old it is. KThet's whet they sny enywey.l We now end our prophecies and sincerely believe and hope they will some dey be history. THE SENIOR RRFLECTOR Helen Austin---Primness---Helen Sybil Apple---Baby talk---Betty Boop Rosemary Boston---Bossy---Rosie Anna Beth Bowen---Talking--7Annie Alice Bryan---Screaming---Stub Waneta B yan---Mbnotone voice---Littlen Mildred Brillhart---Mbuth---Mil Ruth Mae Carpenter---Pug nose---Rufie Doris Cofer---Temper---Toad Wanna Collins---Giggling---Midget Virginia Correll---Too outspoken---Correll Annabell Cox---Silliness---Annie Myrtis Dowers---Boastful---Tister Henry Davis---Red hair---Red J. W. Depew---Cutting up---Jay Harold Garrison---Bumming---Potts Onnie Fay Garrison---Frowning---Onnie Chester George---Left-handed--'Chet Opal Gibson---Mbtherly---Dinp Lillian Haines---Freckles---Susie Elda Hardy---Hair---Skippy Harold Hudson---Grinning---Professor Imogene Howlett---Mhnners---Imo Mildred Jackson---Sense of humor---Jackie Inez Johnson---Inquistiveness---Cotton Clyde Jones---Ironical remarks---Jonsey . Marie Juliusson---Two faced---Marie Lee Kent---Griping---Lulu Fred Kuhn---Loafing---Dutch-Tarzan Maylynn Lovett---Husband---Squirt Thedore Lehman---Too studious---Ted Sibyl McCall---Smiling aloud---Squibble Helen May---Pesticatihg---Hair brained Hazel Morris---Height---High pockets George Morris--'Lack of shortness---Tree tops Lena Murray---Intelligence---Leaping Lena Idylla Nelson---Walk---Del char-lim NowliQ--Size---Blondie Wamon Pittman--4Slow and easy--Sadie Marie Tom Patton---Gold tooth---Pansy Luttie Freeman---Her pals---Toots Benjamin Crum---Big feet---Ben 5 , v, 1-n l '! ...J .- .--. f .. -1 ..u 4. '-'- ,,.,.y Q 1 , 1 Q A ' n ' a I J 'I , .'..'y. r...,..... 'gg N.-. ..! ......, Ln'- - '- ..-J-: A--.-.. .. .na-.x' - - .-.- 1 ' '14, f 1 , ...,...L' '.., L .,,,4, '-'-1,-J ,,, nf x ' .. .. 1- -.. 3.9 4 . ' ,-.v -' . 1..- - 5 .n.. , 1... N.. ..'1 - ' . . 4 ' ...4..' 1' .. .. 151' ., . x ,. lg -Q ' .,,-.,,- ., U.. -.. 49... '- w- ...Jr ,,. . , . 1 A .4 . , . ,,.f. 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' -',, .-...JP. px i Fern Hamilton---Avoirdupois---Mutt James Riley---Qpiet---Jim Katherine Rogers---Posture-Q-Kitty Vivian Rogers---Big feet---Bernice Veda Schwab---Red hair---Buggar red Ruth Ann Shearer---Snoopy---Toodle Ruth Stump---Boy friends---Stumpie Buy,Stewart--Tobacco---Burlic Alene Stone---Blushing---Blondie Norman Swink---Bashful---Sag-seat Helen Tallman---Mouth---Giggling Gertie Bill Tindle-e-Girls---Pee lee Josephine Turner---Freckles---Jo Jack Williams---Sleeping sickness---Horseface Mary Lee Wilson---Streamlined effect---Corsa Jennie Woods---Laughing9--Half-pint Avis Lee Wooten---Boasting Booker---Snug Bell Marie Wrightd--Tnoughtfulness---Sherty, Who's Who's Who's Who's Who's Wh0'S Who's Who's Who's the the the the the the the the the WHO'S WHO IN THF SENIOR CLASS ta1lest?.. J n Q 4 s 5 Morri shortest? . . . . . . il mindl noisiest?. . . . . Mary Le ilso quietest. . . Belle Marie Wrigh youngest?. s . . . . Harold Eudso 01dUSt?o 0 Q 0 o Q o o s Gibso smartest?. . . . . . Imogene Howlet most handsome boy. . . Wamon Pittma most beautiful girl? .Luttie Freema Who has the best disposition?. . . James Rile H v 1 1 . 1 , .5 1 -1 . , s A 4 - y lr - I , 4, , J! if I - 4 5 b ja- SONG MWJUNIQQS-+4--+ x OFFICERS 'President 4 . . . .A. ... Ray Mcwilliama Vvice-Presidento . . . . . , Leland Horne Secretary-Treasury:,.,.Nelda Rose Wright 'A q'Ql ins u 4 4 4-i Af? c1aasfea1ora . . .-noya1 blue and s11ver Class Fiower -.. , .A. Tbxaa Blue Bonnet Class Mbtto. ,,. . .'Keep on Keeping On' 1118118-U UNIOR LA55 JUNIOR CLASS ROLL Adair, Mhrcus Allen, Loren Blank, Dean Bowen Bentson Br1115.rc, Iunior Chase, Barbalee Copeland, Bula. Cook Chester Carb n, Marguerite Cudd, Esther Cudd, Warren Daley, Philip Devers Virgil Dodson, Waldeen Bowers, Knute Drake, Lloyd Dunnihoo, Junior Edge, Lee Edge Robby Jo Enfield, Jackie Farnsworth Don Farnsworth Margaret Ferguson, rnest Flowers, William Fulton, Billy Funk Wilbur George, Earl Godfrey , Carl S 1 i Q Cox, Juanita Flowers, Bryant I gym W C e Gyger, Wayne Hoch, Wesley Hardy, John warn, He 'oo Hill, Shelley Hbrne, Leland Hummer, Eeuline Huston, Rhtl Jennrich, Leole Jeoffrey, Blah Jines, Sidney Johnson, Ava Rose Kbehn, Ferd Lehman, Werner Leicht, Wilma Lewis, Ethel Lilly, Granville Lynch, Jean 'Mullet Carroll 9 Mays, Forrest Morris, Leon McCarter, Winnifred MbGarrough, Maxine Mblain, Dale McWi11 iams , Rey Newingham, Marie Nies, Dick Nowling, Joy Payne, Cleo Pearson, Athel Phelps , June Philyew, Billy Pinkerton , Jeanne Rehenkemp, Esther, Hanson, Sibyl Reimer, Hurry Rlley, George Svnoxienbarger, Joe Schroeder, Edward. Sha .1 . Lavohn Sharps, Ruth Snmnulef, Elaine, Shelley, Catherine. Sluvxn, Ted 3 r S1:'.,3.a.1ngs, William Kwznx, Thomas Sword, Earl Taylor, Evelyn Taylor, Velma Tevis, Cecil Todd, Alta Tucker,'Dorris Wallis, Anne Bell Wiehe, Wallace Williams, Edith Williams, Glenna Williams, Lillian Williams, Wayn . Wilson, Hervey Wilson, Irene Winter, Ted Witt, Harold Wright, Nelda Rose Whippo, Bob 4 EQ rf I nf. , . JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY The Junior Class of 1937, consisting of ninety-six members, is one of the largest class es that Psrryton High School has ever boasted ot. The Junior Glass had the privilege bf hav- ing the Queen of the basket bell tournament and the King of the tournament members of our class. The Queen who was chosen by the whole student body was Nelda Rose Wright and the King was Bobby Whippo. The attendants elected from the Junior Class for this same occasion were June Phelps and Ernest Ferguson. One of the outstanding activities of the school year of 1957 was the Junior play, 'Here Comes Patricia.' This was given on Tuesday, February 23, 1937. The proceeds from the play amounted to seventy-nine dollars which will be hsed to give the greatly anti- cipated Junior-Senior Banquet. This year the Junior Glass succeeded in ordering bracelets for the first time. All of the members of bracelets, but opporutnity to they preferred the class did not order the those who wanted them had the buy the bracelets or pins if them.h .- 9 g X . Af '.-Uf31r- ' I Y 4 bg f -q,s 'V +-QSQDHQMQQESQK-1+ OFFICERS President. 0 u o 0 or 0 0 u Littleton Vice President . . . . . Virginia Holland Secretary-Treasurer . . . .Hope Gardener x 1 u 1 4 m 4 Class Colors . . . . . . . .Blue and Gold Glass Fiewcr . . . 5 . . . . . .Sunflower Class Motto . .'Not on top but o1imbin3.' 5 1 4 m x 1 s gfafisjl V' SUPHU DRE I1 SDPHOMORE CLASS ROLL Addington, Doc Allen, Blanche Anderson, Dorothy Anderson, Wilma Barker, W. H. Barnes, Rosa Blank, Franc s Bolerjack, Troy Boston, Billie Budock Dorothy Bull, fmma Faye Bullet, Clarine Caldwell, Paul Carpenter, Sid Carter, Bernice Cook, Norman Crum, Grover Cudd, Gena Cudd, Wayne Dodson, Bnryl Doerrte, Helen Drake, Margaret Engleman, Evelyn ' Flowers, Clyde Funkm Marvin Furnish, Roberta Gardner, Hope Garrison, Tr-5-1 man Hall, Jack' Hall, Lillie Mae Halsey, Leroy Hardy, Ruby I-Ioghland, Virginia Holland, Bernice Holland, Virginia Huston, John Hutchison, Billy Jackson, Ruby Lee Johnson, BQ Au Jones, Carldeenc Keim, Billie ' e lallaster, Henry' Lawrence Bobb 9 Y Dr-.le , Clarence , Yvonne Zoe Irvin ton, Dickie Mcdarrough, Neil Mclain-, Lorena Manning , Earl Mays, Alma Ruth Morgan, Gladys Morgan , Morr is f. Morton , Newman ,- Osborne: Phe I.. ps Juanita Neva Mural Mary Ellen Dorothey Robert Reyncl Sis, Hazel Rogers, Janet Schollenbarger, Helen Schwab, Alice Seedigg Adolph Skinner, Volney Stark, Don Stallings, Nellie Stumpf, Harry Sword, Sadie Symons, Wayne Turner, Pearl Walker, Marvin Watson, Kathleen Wlebe, Alice Wilson, David Wimber, Evelyn Winter, Mack Yaraon, Durdeen I . somiomonssqun Henry Lnllestcrg .fn . . axhiondly Virginia Holland,'i . . .Fascinating Clarence Lewis. . Virginia Hoghlend Mhry Ellen Newman Billie Boston - - DQlhLGBlooa Yvonne Zoe Lewis- Garldene Langwell Neva Morris - --, Grover Crunv - v Ptdrl Turner. . Irvin Lilly - v - John Huston - ' . Lillie Mae Hall . FTG3C18 Black 1,0 Evelyn Engleman ' Earl Mhnning 'g' ' We Ho IBBYKC-I' ' Adolph Seedig ' Bobby Lawrence' ' Dorothy Osborne ' Doc Addington ' ' Dick Littleton. . . . a .Fred E Bing Hurry Stumpfn 0 - - - -Qyeer Barnes .'. . .Khte Smith 11116 Khin -'- -Prissy ' Symonsn e .Good-natured Skinner- - Sunshine of cllss Hgrdys s o 0 Omhhm -Little Caesar -Kathrine Hepburn .Dumb but happy 'Business man Whlrl wind 'Married 'Mhrried too Cleopatra Hu gets around rPBt bS11ent -Sheriff -GC Camp blued .Slow and not too sure ' ' 'Tlll and still grOW1ng Boy Scout 'Cowhend 'Farmer 'Smashing guard 'Mundy 'Joe Lewis W MPQESHMENM Af!!! 'h.Wx 1'l'fQ'f'1!f 41 ..!f 2 4 3 7121144 Nx's. FF 'O w .fCFii'sNsJs. ' OFFICERS' .idQntl 0 o QQ: 9,0 d'o o'r 1inton Hearn ,100-President . ,.-- .- , .'.,.Vez-non Hergert crotary+f.' ' . . .Avanell H111 237 xff ll? W lf? XT V X4 'filgl , ,anal Hmmm 1 9IlQ3iz'Ul v ,- gf W -Q FREEHM 5 ll 55 ? FRESHNAN CLASS ROLL Allen, Baysel Allen, Gail Ashley, Ora Austin, Mary Balzer, Joan Barker, Virginia Black, Cammille Battin, James Bransgrove, Wbldon Brylnt, Iucllle Buckhaults, Joe Carlson, Josephine Cartwright, Suzanne Chase, Carolyn , Coleman, Bhtty Jean l Cook Hazel U Corbin, Iethg Q Carol Q Crosnoe, Nancy Crouch, Billy 2 Drake, Bmnit ,, 5: U , i i 11 zz -. as 5: 'v il .1 n J' xy ,Ax C ff XX 15 I QW sb ' A- ummm: ' mah ua infra va Arm-mirivel . 'J Q5 ' W F fig ,V 5 K, 'LV J M nv mi W f an Q A if if I li ,J V W W ,W W W Elrod, Matt Erdmnn, Pele Fleming, Martha, Fleming Virgil Flowers. Lois Funkg' S97 Lo Iry, Alvin Gidley, Chellis Green, Bertha Gyger, Clifford Bauman, Billy Hearn, Clinton I Helfienbien, Dave, Helf1enbien,'Merthe Hergert, Vernon- Hill,'Aysneel Hp mer, Harold- Jeekson, Anita Jackson,-Lila Johnson, Elaine Jones, Oletha Jones, Oneta Iile, Frankie I Lawrence, Junior Lee, Wayne Lewis, Helen Maxwell, Hbmer Mhy,'Mhxine Mhys, Olef McCall, Eileen - McCerter,'Annabelle McC1ung,' ss' Ru' MeQerough Della' McLarty,1intherine Nbwilliamsg Glen Moon, Mabel' ' Mbrohead,,Jeck Mbrrue, Clarence Nu L'gi.'i'1I , Irvin Newuezry, Joe, OSFJFRH, Clark Palmer, Jimmy Peurnon, LeRoy Pexfv, Betty Jo Prjpe,'Cherles Reagan, Jessie Mme Reherd, Wilfred Reimer, Lenore- Riley: Gordon' Ringer, Charlene Robertson, Leonard Russell, Virginia Schroeder, Eunice Suhroeder, J. C. Schuster, Bobby Schwab, Harlan Scroggs,,Nell Seedig, Louis Sellers, Suzanne Shepherd, Charles Sharp, Clifton Shindler,-Herbert Sknlly, Randolph Stevens, Pauline Stone, Hs D, Taylor, Lucille Tevis, Byron Thomas, Adrien Wade, Fountain Wagman,-Junior Wright, Weldon Yates, Lloyd - IN IIKORIAM. Jefrilee Slaughter Billie Ballew William Stallings WThe circle is brokene- One seat is forsakeu.- .Mm ne bud from the tree ' A ' Of our friendship is shaken One heart from among us No longer shall thrill with the spirit of gladness . V Or darken with i11.W .- -.'..r...1-., - ' .N . .,...-.,,.,..,,..,.,.., M, ....-.f.,,.. X . 6 . tx .4 x ' . A q , - J I Cr --1---.Q-pm- um- -4 , -N-my-U-. .- ..'.- .....,..-.....,.. .. ..,. .,.,. --,. 1.-,q,w., ., ,.. .,. ,..- .,., .,,,. ,. M , W5 . , L, .1 have ., AN V, 'lg n + -'P+' PJ L f! CS 'W' FOOTBILL SQUAD c0I.Uhggganao0o'ooo0omEOBhk Q Q Q Q a Q u o Q l o 0 lned 0 5. Johnson IA-we Kent Leland Horne Wamou Pittman Ernest Ferguson Clyde Jones. Truman Garrison Ed Schroeder Harold Hudson wanville Lilly Ray McWilliams FOOTBALL SUMMARY , ' The Rangers football team of 1937 was built up around eleven men, all good and hard fight- ers. Fred Kuhn, often spoken of as WBurly Kuhnn, was captain and one of the best centers in the Panhandle. Speedy Johnson, offence guard and defensive tackle. is given up to be the best in the region. Leland Horne, little but mighty, held his own. Fat Ferguson and ' Toots Garrison were the boys that played tackles and were never seen serious. Lee Kent, Hhrold Hudson, and Wnmon Pittman were the ends of our line and they played hard at all times. Clyde Jones played full back and blocking backs Edward Schroeder, L. H., was, our punting machines Granville Lilly: the boy of cast iron, was all there at all tlmes doing his and someone else's work. Granville Lilly played R.'He Ra? Mcwilliams, the bralns of our team, gave the boys of Panhandle something to think abouti' The Rangers of 1957 were beaten one poing bf'Panhandle, the Regional Champions. The Rangers had more yeardag, pentetration and first downs than Panhandle. W HEEQEEEW , ,v,,.y,,m2u,jgg, A BASKETBALL up The Boys basketball season was a very successful one. The Perryton Rangers won first place in the Miami tournament, second place in the Spearman,tournament and finally, they won first place in the District tournament at Pampa. Then, after being crowned District Champs, they journeyed to Canyon to the regional tournament. Here, they were beaten by a small margin by Cary, the State Champsk In the second game, Canyon beat the Rangers by one point. 'In the district tournament, Pittman and Schollenlarb ger, were named as all-district forwards. In the Perryton tournament Pittman, Schollenbarf ger, and Morris were named on the first all- star team. Lilly and Stewart made the second all-star team. At Spearman, Pittman and Morris made the all-star team. At Miami, Pitt man received special mention as the individual star of the tournament. At Stratford, Lill received a gold basketball as member of the all-star team. Perryton beat the strongest teams in the Panhandle, winning twenty-six games and losing five. In Rangers beat the They played only Canyon. The lettermen Wamon Pittman, 2 Schollenberger, every case, but twice, the teams that had beaten them one game with Cary and . for the year 1936-37 are! years, forwrrdg Joe ye ers , forward , George . 8 M . ' Morris, 1 year, center, Guy Stewart, l year guard: Granville Lilly, l year, guard, Fred Kuhn, I year, center: Harold Hudson, l year, forward: Ray McWilliams, l year, guard: Lee Kent, l year, forward, and Wayne Gyger, 1 year, guard. Y 9 GIRLS BASKET BALL The Rangeretls of 1936-57, coached by E. D. K6l1y and Miss Faye McCandless, closed a succ- essful season February 19 at the District Tour nament at Pampa. The team played 22 games and lost only 8, these being only to 3 teams. The sextet took part in four invitational tournament Pampa, Canadian, Spearman and Perryton, and won first place at Spearman. Twelve girls, the entire squad, letteredg Forwards, Idylls Nelson, Barbalee Chase, Glenna Williams, Sybil Applc,'Carolyn Chase, and Marie Juliussong Guards, Opal Gibson, Velma Tuylorg Alice Bryan, Mary Lee Wilson, June Phelps, and Doris Cofer. TENNIS The tennis tournament this year had twelve entrants. Harold Hudson played Wamon Pittman in the semi-finals and was defeaged 6-1, 6-1. Wayne Williams defeated Marcus Adair in the other semi-final pairings 6-1, 6-O. Williams was defcazca in the final By Pittman, 10-8, v-5. The doubles tcurnnlnnt had six teams. Whippo and Williams defeated Jincs and Hearn in the semi-final and Hudson and Gyasr defeated Edge and Helfienbein. Whippo and Williams defeated Hudson and Gyger in the finals 7-5, 3-6, 6-4. Whippo and Williams won the first match at the District Meet enabling them to get the school letter. - I ... ' .- 1 ' 4 , 1 Lf.: v s .4 ' , A ng .fi 'fY,fif: ' If x R 54 x A . fi' W+'zAsCTlVITIES'4's STUDENT BODY OFFICERS First Semester U . C . C Q I Q C O U Vice-President Q o a o c o o 0 QRBY iamss Secretaryq 0 0 o s 0 o Q 0 o 0 oIKgene Howlett Second Semester Hesidentg 0 o Q a e s o a o a a .Harold Hudson Vice-President . . . . . . . . . .Clyde Jones Secretary. . . . . . . . .Mary Lee Wilson LJ ,ai Q-.Ls V lf ' , Q ak' 'Hg I Q ,V ,4 qw., ng kj. 4 - W .rw ii, .1 f Q 35 'wx ,351 '2'22?'4Tf5i'f:'Z-' -3 , 3' fo-T?e.5u 41114 V if NL ' A r 488' : il , H f lm ' 'QQ +77 14 55 72 -'5 'U Y. ' ,7yeisbtwz, 'Q k,., 7,I , - sg 13 9 15 4 1 JA V, ,B U . Q 7'?9 H P Q 'gf N3 A gtqfmkfa we .'Q.A , . , QRNGCRS UF 19 36-'37 r K-wifi v Q X .. t i get L ,N .2 3 UDCRETTII EEST BSISMCT NM. BUGS W ,L R J E V ggw? I . ' , L. 2 F NW f if fa .f Fs ' -3 .k, Q. BIIERETQULL BIBLE PCD SIMD f f 2? ' M Q . Eb H ! 3 1 1--5-,N A-- -.- LN QL-f-V ...N....T. -..-.N-LT1 .,-W, ITATIZ - g' 'TSA The Junior and Senior Bands, under the dir ection of Bendmester W. I. Byron, are the lcr- gest musical organizations Perryton has ever had. The Junior Band has seventy-four pieces and the Senior Bend has sixty. In addition to being the largest, these organizations are of the best, having a repertoire varying from Chopin's 'Polonaise' to Bowman's,'l2th Street Rag.' Mr. Byron is Q very competent director, having toured Europe a short time before cog- . ing to Perryton. He was a member of the Hardin Simmons Cowboy Bank. The senior band has c trumpet, c baritone, and a drum section thct equellonly modesty pre- vents us from sayin' 'surpnss'7 any in the Pan- handle. 'Recently two Glockenspiels were added to the bsnds,jMr. Carl Ellis presenting one and the school the other. The Junior Bend is also made up of a verv cccomplished group of young Musicians, who can plcv anything from 'Stars and Stripes Forever' to W The Old Gray Mare,' The Orchestre, also under the direction of MS, Byron, has only fifteen members end has not bein able to practice ns much as necesscry due tone conflicting schedule: however, despite all drawbacks, it has dune exceptionally well. The Boys Glee Club, under the direction of Mra O. A. Bush, and the Girls' Blee Club, under the direction of Miss Rubv Neufeld, deserve much praise for their splendid yeer. Miss Neufeld holds q.B. of M. Degree from Wheaton University, and Mr, Bush has hed several years of band, orchestra, quartet, Glee Club, Solo, and Stage work, 1 One of the big events of the school yerr is the Operetta, presented by the Glee Clubs, and on McrchH16, the Operettc, 'The Rose of the Danube' by Morgan and Penn, was given. It was cn outstcndinw success. ggmt 'MJ' ff' ver All of cln OD 2 P Off Van The school paper, the WEl Sombrero', has been y capnbly edited and managed this year. during the year the piper has carried news football games, basketball games, plays, ss news, and everv activity that is carried in the Perryton schools., The paper occupies e in the 'Ochiltree County Pero1d,W the WS' ' ' - . icial paper of Perryton ond Oohiltree Countv. W. Stewfrt, the editor of the 'Oohiltree county Hernld,' has been of invmlufble assis- tan ce to the 'El Sombrero' this-yefri The 'El Sombrero stiff for the first semester W883 Co Jac The Virginia CorrbllcoofosguoiioooEditOr Harold Hudson.....g.Q.tAsst. Editor - H6168 Austin, DOr1S cofsraaasoonoaioowoasoooooawasaciity lack Williams, W. D. Davis, Jean'rynchguoawwmcoaQolmisscellanbous Lena Q Off-bw--atc O o 1 Q90 a Q o 0 0 .lypist Staff for the second semester was: Imogene Howlett..s....,,...t..Editor Coferlfltilliliii Nelda Rosf Wrisht, Avis fi Loe wootenqyqffffnlouooocogocsociety Jean Lynch, Harold Fudson Q Wayne Symongfofafoooooolobojf0Sn0rtS' Virginia Correll, Helen- ,T AuBt1Qoosyff3cooououQfoM1SCC11nnCOuB Juanita Cox, Sybil Apple, . Wmneta B yan, Belle Mlrie Wright, Mildred Brillhart, V Cleo Peyne, Helen MaJ.t....,eTyp1sts J 4 :Z . 4 , - x - v 4 - 40 'A'-'Ko ,. in iryunt I 1 ll tile -A Enxxlksflgi ,, wg MSCCIFTIFS CX CI LlBSd ' G11'18 REBOTVB Hi-Y Future Homomakers Iuture Farmers of Amrica Puppet Club G13-'13' Athletics . Blya' Athletics Enterta inmsnt Ttlllling naa18 Club Tsnnia Dramt in .Y W . 2,1,e,,: ,, 511-vi? P? ' FQFEOAQ The Future Farmers of America is a national organization of farmer boys studying vocational agriculture in the public high schools through- out the United States, Hawaii, and Porto Ricos The purpose of this organization is: flDTo develop competent, aggressive, rural, and agricultural leadership. C2bTo strengthen the confidence of the farm boy in himself and his wordk. f5DTocreate more interest in the intelli- gent choice of farming occupations. l4JTo create and maintain a love of country life. CSDTO improve the rural home and its surroundings XfB CLUB The XXB club was organized at the beginning of the second semester sponsored by Mr. O. A. Bush,9 The club is composed of twenty-seven mem- bers with Jack Killiams as President. The others are: Clyde Jones--Vice President Leland Horne--Secretary'Treasurer Ray McWilliams--Reporter Fred Kuhn--Seargeant of arms The aim of the club is to five boys an oppor- tunity to study and work with things that are appealing to young men. The club submits and votes on various topics to be studied during the year and the amount of time to be alloted to each one This year they studied Photography, Radio, and!Aviation. Professional men of the town cooperate with the club by giving lectures and demonstrations of their work. The club made six trips to visit the business houses concerned with their field of study, which wave them first hand working knowledge of their topic for study. K ,I The Puppet Club, under the sponsorship Of Miss Eugenia Mitchell, was organized in September 1936, with fifteen members., Membership for the second semester numbered 18 with the following officers: President . . . . . . . . . . Bell Marie Uright Vice-President . . . Winifred McCarter Q 0 e e -4 0 e e e 0 o Q qwanetf. Reporter . . ... . . . . . . . .Glenna Williams Characters have been made for seven puppet shows which were represented for various organizations of the community. It is found that making puppets is 1 verv enjoy- able pastime and that it is truly QS much ' entertainment operating the puppets as the audiences have in watching the performances. HI-Y CLUB A ' .' President . . . . 4 . . . . Clyde Jones Vice-President . . . Leland Horne . Secretary 0 e 0 I o e Drake. Treasurer . . . . Harold Hudson Reporter 0 o o e 0 Q Sponsor Q 0 e s e e o 0 0 0 owe Duke Asst. Sponsor.. . . . . . . . .-Jur. Williams 1 The first Hi-Y club was organized in the Perryton High School with chartered members end with Mr. Hampton of the High School . faculty as its sponsor. Mm, Duke is now ' sponsor of the club. The H1-Y serves the same purpose among the High School boys as the Y. M. C4 A. serves among young men. The purpose of the H1-Y club is to create and maintain and extend throughout our school and community n higher standard of Christian Character. up nf ,xl x sir dvi? W . f 'Qu N' vfigpx 'fx .q, 1 I! H If 3 H if ill i Q , W I Sf ff The girls Reserve Club of the Perryton High School is registered with the National Board of the Young Wowcn's Christian Associ- ations of the United States of America. The officers are: President . . . . . . . . .Avis Lee Wooten Vice-President. . . . s . . Virginia Holland Secretary-Treasurer. . . . . Mary Lee Wilson Reporter, . . . . . . . . . .Nelda Rose Wright The noel of the Girls Reserve Program is twofold: the zrowth of the girl as an indivld ual and her relationship to her group, to her community, to other social groups, and to her world as a whole. Thus along with the fun a Girls Reserve Club offers, a girl may broaden her interests, her knowledge of the world and perhaps develop e philosophy of wholesome liv- ing that will stay with her through life. FUTURE HOME MAKERS it It is the plan of the Future Home Makers Club to develop organized interest in Home- making ss a vocation. 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