Pleasant Grove High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1941 volume:

,J 457 'Ffh , A, . Y ' ...f I S N 4 W S3 mf W QFQQ' f X9 K Cgagbwzdzf: 3x Edited by TH SENIOR CLASS of the PLEASANT GROVE HI H SCHOOL ..0- MARION BARRETT Editor BLANCHE SORDO Business Manager FUHEUJUHU HA book is essential- ly not a talked thing, but a written thing, and writ- ten not with a view of mere communication, but of per- manence. This is the best of me. My life was as the vapor, and is not, but this I saw and knew,---, this, if anything of mine, is worth your memory.u - Ruskin - Thus it is with the Senior Class of 1941. Like a vapor it is, here one minute, gone the next, leav- ing behind it this volume of THE BOBCAT to serve as a reminder of the past. Marion Barrett. Billie Baird... Blanche Sordo.. Wilma Thompson. Bill Sloan ..... coil Floy Lee Grimes... James Cooper... Doris McCallum. Patsy Carnes... Ruth West ...... Doris Smith .... Bertha Lee ..... James Barrett.. S it fl +0 ...Editor-in-Chief ..Assistant Editor ...Business Menaner xl ......Humor ....Typing . . . .Typing ....Sports ....Litcrary ....Literary Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor Advertising Manager Advertising Manager .........Art ....Art -, -- N . x X X Editor Editor UEUIEHTIUH Tb the faculty of Pleasant Grove High School whose whole-hearted inter- est and cooperation have at all times been the life blood of our class, we, the Sehiors of 1941, dedi- cate this edition of THE BOBCAT. W U' QS C, dw J' NX If gb glaflwtw 8 -M f ,,-fapy 1 ,x' v' M ' ' 'J 2 i A N C ? ginmpa mf., fr? wwf' f- .3 CH HF f gm. up k X , A A 4 - I mul am' - A gc.-Lg-, -.g, , 1' FUI IT? 'T' 1 .5 , . 355' ef, W.H ,WigM. '..f1 4-W ,r f'- 5 ' , 1 Pleusanzyfove Wh School ' X x ,Xu Nxxx xl-KX I eiwpefimtemefemtwlessmge I am sure I express the feeling of all who are interested in the progress of Pleasant Grove School when I endeavor to express my gratitude to the Annual Staff, sponsors, and all individuals that had any part in the publishing of the 1941 issue of WTHE BOBCATN. For your school, you have done a good jobg for yourselves, you have the satisfaction of having completed a worthwhile piece of work. This has been a most eventful year for Pleasant Grove, one that each of us can look back upon with much pride and satisfaction. My exhortation to you, my dear young friends, is that you learn early in life that we are living in an ever-changing dynamic world of things, where sound judgment followed up by the use of common sense is indispensible. Again, remember that hap- piness and satisfaction come only by helping others. To the members of the Senior Class, my wish is that each memory that you have of your school will serve to arouse in you desires always to do the noble thing that goes to make life worthwhile. Superintendent ' ' M 1 ,X Ry Y HXNXXX Yi QDVHIUISTRQTIUU I i f Z' f f- if? ZW... ., Q KKK al ---una 'WM ul. an PLEASANT GROVE SCHOOL BOARD President.... ....J. H. Gregg Secretary......... .....L. J. Lukenbill Geo. Dasch W. A. Bridewell E. B. Seale W. N. Kissinger L. Vhnderworth M . in -L A L MALONE 'Dr-Lvzczpal, Gaculr Mrs. K. Denison Spanish Mr. Dan Thompson Social Science Mrs. A. L. Malone English ' Mr. J. E. Caldwell Mathematics Mrs. C. Clay Com ercial Mrs. T. B. Blair Homemaking Mr. D. E. Matthews Science-Journalism Mr. O. R. Caldwell Gen. Mathematics Mr. Milton Pullis Music Nora Poston Librarian 1 I 3 SEHIORS ROBERT KOONCE Pres. Senior Class Basketball '40-'41 Mgr. Football Team BUDDE ELAM V. P. Senior Class .Basketball '40-'41 MARION BARRETT Sec. Senior Class Class Favorite '38 Who's Who Class Sec. '59+'4O Honor Student JOE ALLEN BRIDGES Press Club Sgt.-At-Arms Seniors BLANGHE SORID Editor nLeafletN '39- Manager Annual Honor Student Who's Who D.A.R. Pilgrimage DEWEY DAUGH RTY Leaflet Staff '41 WILIXUX THOMPSON Class Favorite '39 Who's Who V. P. Junior Class Seo. of Class '58-'59 Honor Roll JACK LINDSEY Sgt.-At-Arms '37-'38 BOBBY'WEST Press Club Who ' s Who Honor Roll Typing Finals Shorthand FRANCIS WHITE '40 '4 Football Sweetheart '41 LYDIA PEARL HUGHES Home Ec. Club '40-'41 Yearbook Committee Chairman DORIS SMITH Basketball Team Annual Staff Leaflet Staff :Seniors PATSY DOTYS CARNES Annual Staff '40-'41 Basketball '40-'41 Cheer Leader '40-'41 CHARLES HICKS Football Captain '4O Favorite Junior One Act Play '37 ROY BEAM Football '40 Senior Favorite FLOY LEE CRIMES Choral Club Headline Club '40-'41 Interscholastic League DORIS MCCALLUM Leaflet Staff '40-'41 Annual Staff Headline Club BRUCE SWANSON Football '40 Basketball '40 Cheer Leader '39 CLARENCE JOHNSON Preservers Club '57-'38 Press Club '37-'38 Band ANNA LOIS HUDGENS Pep Squad '59-'40 Press Club '40-'41 Capt. Basketball '39 CHARLENE TRIMBLE Choral Club Headline Club Pgp Squad '59-'40 BILLIE JOAN BAIRD Asst. Editor Annual Choral Club Typing Meet CHRISTEEN GROUND Leaflet Staff '40 Headline Club '40 Btsketball Ninqggr GENEVIA CAUTHRON Volley Bull '59-'40 Pep Squad '59-'40 Future Homemakers Club DOROTHY CUQTIS Leaflet Staff Headline Club Mesguiter Page JEANNE JONES Pres. Headline Club Pie Queen-'40 Leaflet Staff AARON DEE FOSTER Leaflet Band Headline Club '41 LAVERN HILL D:sketbalZ'Cbptain 4l Cheer Leader '40 Preservers Club '38-'59 HORACE POSTON Preservers Club Pres. Sonhomore Class Press Club ROBERT RENZ V.-Pres. Headline Club Leaflet Staff '40-'41 Preservers Club SCOTT ROSENBERG Football '40 Softball '58-'39 FRANKLIN LEMONS Basketball Co-Captain Baseball '41 DOLLY CAMPBELL Preservers Club kamemakers Club Softball-'37-'38 Observers Club ARLIN SPENCER RICHARDSON Press Club-'38 Leaflet Staff-'40 Headline Club-'41 BETTY FOOTE Press Club Vice Pres.59 Pep Squad159 Leaflet Staff MARY ELLEN ANDERSON Choral Club Press Club 39-40 Dads' Club Minstrel LOIS WHITMAN Member Headline Club Mesquiter Reporter BILL SLOAN Basketball Co-Captain Annual Staff Shorthand '40 Typing '40 Pres. Junior Class BEVERLY MIGNON BELL Pep Squad '40 DORIS MARGARET VAUGHT Leaflet Staff Drum Major '39 Senior Favorite '40 Basketball '40-'41 RUTH ELAINE WEST Choral Club Annual Staff Typing Team MARY'MILLICAN Headline Club '40-'41 Volleyball '59-'40 Dads' Club Minstrel BERTHA ANNETTE LEE Choral Club Annual Staff Leaflet Staff JOSIE MAE JOB SON Pep Squad Leaflet Staff Choral Club JAIES WINTER Preservers Club GEORGE BREY Co-Captain Football Presorvers Club RUBY JEAN GARNER Home EC. Club '59-'40 Headline Club '40-'41 Pep Squad '39-'40 ff' N . - x x I tgp , . . lf- X Y xg N, 'f1'lwxi fg' , V, . . I- ' X' I in If mug! 4112! -Q, .u -X1 l Z K .. , Xxx,-. 'ff' il NQQTX Vfffpgfdi YS .SQ IQQ CW 'I I l ,m5fW J, KE This ingenious little class had its beginning 'way back in '57, the year of the thrills. Thrill number one-- first freshman class ever to dominate new eighth grade room. Thrill number two -- Mr. Chambers, the wish of every girl. Thrill number three -- Assembly morning when Bobby Collins played the bones, Llewellyn Dement the jug, and James Sutphen the harmonica. Thrill number four -- First year to have girls' basketball team.in full suit. Annie Lois Hudgens started her sensational basketball playing that year. This eventful year wound up with a banquet. ,.,..-.-.., . . t i x , x NX , XX xxx., x M The cutest twosomes that ever frolicked to a bang- up good time stepped sprightly over the threshold of the lunch room, then, what is now Mrs. Simm's and Mrs. Waterstreet's rooms. Some of those cute couples were Doris Smith-Jack Bcllg Marion Barrett-Joe Allen Bridgesg Ruth West-Jack Renzg Bobby West-Willa Jean Read. Others came but are too shy to tell with whom, or maybe they're ashamed to tell, eh Blanche? Well, this'old year rolled around mighty fast and the tittering Ufishu became hopeful sophomores with the ending of the school year of '37-v58. This year started off with a bang! It was the first year that the basketball and football teams received suits. The basketball team made its Alma Mater proud indeed by winning the County Championship in basketball. One of our now sophisticated seniors was a cheerleader. You might know him by the name of Budde Elam. Mrs. Claudia Clay, made her debut into took over the paper The Sophomore Glass and Christmas party. started many a soph the and was now Senior Class Sponsor, school this year. She made widespread progress. favored with a Valentine Skating became the fad and on his way to fancy skating. e Time marches on and boastful Juniors. Three on the teams that won in They were Bobby West and team, and Marion Barrett these same sophs become members of this class were the Interscholastic League. Bill Sloan on the typing on the shorthand team. They favored the school with three beautiful trophies. The Junior Class had a Christmas party at which they drew names. Afterwards the whole school went to the Grove Theatre. And now after three years of carrying books a- round, the once nobodys become proud somobodys. The first Senior Class Meeting was held on Sept. 26, 1940 The officers were elected as follows: Bobby Koonce, presidentg Budde Elam, vice-presidentg Marion Barrett Secretaryg and Joe Allen Bridges, Sergeant-at-arms. Beginning in October, the Seniors had a social every month. The merry month of May was the favored month because it was in this month that all the im- portant senior activities took place. Senior Day, Graduation, and Baccalaureate come in this month. The Junior-Senior Banquet took place in April. New evening dresses and suits was the topic of conver- sation for weeks before and afterwards. This was another occasion for noting the secret heart-throbs of many a lassie as well as a lad!! Seniors attend- ing were Wilma Thompson-Bubba Kincaidg Ruth West- Lester Swansong Billie Baird-Bobby Westg Doris Smith-Sidney Barrettg Blanche Sordo-James Elkinsg Doris Vaught-Chester Bondg Budde Elam-Ida?g Bobby Koonce- Dorothy ?g Bill Sloan- Aevonne Troutmang Marion Barrett-Jeff Mooreg Aaron Dee Foster-Rosemary Sikorskyg Bertha Lee- Robert Renzg Joe Allen Bridges -Dorothy Howardg Frances White- Roy Beamg Arlin Richardson-Byllye Rose Scallonsg Jeanne Jones-Juston Goodman and many others which space and bashfulness will not permit. Graduation exercises were held on May 28, 1941. As the Seniors received their diploma they embarked on a strange voyage in the River of Life. May they always keep afloat in this river of swift currents, and steer clear of the snags and giddy whirlpools of life. ,,,.,..,..-, . ,.-, ,A ,, .. - .. , I Xxx X 1 Q Q522 Cz , We I DS- s-- -5 -A Mary Ellen Anderson Sweet as she is tall Leaves her pleasant smile to Ora Bess Hall Billie Baird With head high and proud Leaves her good nature to Glenn Dowd Marion Barrett Who has plenty of swing Leaves her ability to ska to Margaret Bing Beverly Bell Adorable little lass Leaves her charming ways T0 the Junior Class. George Brey Who is the finest kind Leaves to Ben Bacon His Brilliant mind 1 S.. -. -... - te Vibr Q55 James Elam Gay as a lark Leaves to James Cooper His ability to NSparkN Mary Jane Foote Better known as Betty Leaves her charming smile to Edith Beaty Aaron Dee Foster Who is always clowning Leaves all his tricks To Thelma Chowning Ruby Jean Garner So very sedate Leaves to Mary A. DeMent Her ability to rate Floy Lee Grimes Who is so gallant Endows to Colleen All of her talent Joe Allen Bridges Who is so pert Leaves to Frank Putman His Ability to flirt Genevia and Dolly Who make a good pair Leave Aevonne and Rosemary Their ability so rare Dorothy Curtis Who loves to chew gum Wills to Mhlon Denton Her ability to act dumb Dewey Daugherty Announcer de luxe Leaves to Bennett Hodges His little Ford truck Lydia Hughes Who has many curls Leaves her cowboy boots To the Freshman girls Josie Mae Johnson Who is sweet and shy Leaves her dignity to John Brey Jeanne Jones Our Pie Queen Wills charm and beauty to the Junior Nsi-reenn Bobby Koonce Who is quite well known Leaves his love for Sports to Earl Sloan Bertha Lee A Who is quite a honey Leaves to Nita Faye Harris Her ability to spend money Franklin Lemmons Who always keeps cool Wills his boisterous style to Lloyd Pool Christeen Ground With her pretty hair Leaves to Elizabeth S. Her bashful air Lavern Hall Who knows a few tricks Leaves her place as Heap Tb Patricia Hicks Charles Hicks Who is like a lark Wills to Don Ragsdale His Journalism mark Annie Lois Hudgens With a sweet disposition Leaves to Katheryn Floyd Her basketball position Arlin Richardson With heart full of joy Wills his height To Edgar Foy Scott Rosenberg The sly old fox Leaves to James Cooper His best silk sox Billy Sloan Who makes good marks Leaves all his books To Marie Sparks Doris Vaught Who likes to dance Leaves to Juanita Winter Her sly little glance Bobby West Who never smoked a pipe Wills Charles Harrison His ability to type Ruth West Fond of everything Leaves to Ernestine T. Her ability to sing Mary Millican Who is so nsmartn Gives to Charles Henderson Her talent in art Horace Poston Who never has fear Endows to Edward Morris All of his cheer Robert Renz Who is for Wilkie Leaves to Albert Sanders His speaking ability Blanche Sordo With her brown hair Leaves her knowledge To all in despair Bruce Swanson Who is a swell guy Leaves his personality To all Nyouse guysn James Winter Frances White Who Wshon does rate Leaves to Wilda Darden Her favorite date Lois Whitman With innocent looks Leaves to Betty Collins All her books Doris Smith With heart of gold Advises Joyce Meader Never to be bold Wilma Thompson With her eyes of blue Leaves to Mary Stephens Her heart so true Charlene Trimble Noted for her hair Leaves to Dot Merriman Her charm so rare So pert and gay Leaves to Charles Cox His happy Whey! hey!n And we Doris McCallum and Patsy Carnes Leave our dictionary of rhymes To those who write wills In future times We se if XY + Xxfx F - x, E LX -. me xx 7 w, , of I :J ff 1 y xfxr N X l 2 f Jffe 1 i HQMPXQXX M .fwxsj I I W I , N AA-Y Senior Clase Drophecy 1951 Ho-hum! Who is that shaking me? I'm sleepy! Who are you? Bruce Swanson? Why are you in that uniform? Oh! So you're a policeman now. I'm Rip Van Grove. I went to sleep May 28, 1941! Well, thank you for awakening me. Hmmmm, how strangeitge city seems! I think I will buy a newspaper. Well, well! Here is a picture of my old friend, Bobby Koonce, and in an admiral's uniform, too. Here's a picture of James Elam. So he's an aviator now, and isn't that Doris Vaught with him? And here's a picture of Floy Lee Grimes. And that's Genevia Cauthron! They always said they wanted to be avia- trixes when they grew up! I see that the plane -N M A ,M i,,w ,,,i,-,l,i-, -, A. I . xx, --- , - ,. 'N -M - - L X .... -.-.. -N , x KX' x xxx X they're to pilot was designed by none other than the super-designer for Flukey Aircraft Corp., Robert Renz. What is this? Joe Allen Bridges, a fox- farmer? Silver foxes too! Well, he decided that if he couldn't get silver one way he could resort to another. A m, Bill Sloan and Bobby West, electrical engineers for SHORT CIRCUIT CORP. Well, here's Jack Lindsey's picture, and he's wearing a sailor's uniform! Wonder if he still sings NRocked in the Cradle of the Deepn? Now let's see what's on the Music and Art page. Ah! The ballet revue will be led by Bertha Lee. She will star in nThe Knock-kneed Ballerinan. Ruth West will sing for the President on January 502 Here's another item of interest. Glenn Carder will exhibit his latest drawings at his studio, Thursday. Marion Barrett will skate at the WWinter Gardenu. She is a protege of Honia Senie. Billie Baird is now employed with the Metropolitan Opera Company, as a maid. Now, for the funnies! Ha! Ha! Ha! This cartoon is by my old friend, Arlin Richardson. And here is another by Horace Poston. Anything in the ads? Just a few beauty V- -Y .. ,--.,,-....A..-lt. .-. RY Y Lax , X X X, X N XX shop ads. Oh! Wait a minute! Here is something of interest. Miss Wilma Thompson and her assistant, Miss Doris Smith will return to Dallas to style hair at LA SWAN BEAUTY SHGPPE. Now let's take a look at the Society Page now Edited by Blanche Sordo. Well, well here's a picture of Christeen Ground who will entertain with a buffet supper, honoring the governor of Texas, none other than Donald Halbert, and his wife, the former Miss Frances White. , Miss Mary Ellen Anderson will give a party for a small group of friends. J Let's see who is included on the guest list. Misses Mary Jane Foote, Beverly Bell,, Josie Mae Johnson Lydia Hughes, Dolly Campbell, and Messrs. Dayne Mitchell, Franklin Lemmons, and Scott Rosenberg Lavern Hall and Annie Lois Hudgens at an announcement tea surprised their friends with the news of plans for a double wedding next month. This looked- forward-to event will take place in the Prairie Creek Church with the Prairie Creek Cyclones furnishing the music. Well I suppose there are no more writings . of special interest. Now where am I? Why, this is the Medical Arts Building, and if those ladies are not Ruby Jean Garner and Mary Millican in nurse's 'W' iif V'J '-4-F kikixb , i... M... h-,...,-.i,...- .............--.......i.--, - -----A ---.Y . xxx x K NX it x X X-X X K uniforms! I think I'll go in. Why, aren't you Patsy Carnes? Remember me? I'm.Doris McCallum. Don't you remember? You were in the Senior class of 1941. Look, isn't that Roy Beam over there? So he's a doctor now! Are you a nurse too? Charlene Trimble secretary DOLITTLE, DOLITTLE, AND DIDLITTLE CORP? Did you say that Dorothy Curtis holds the official honor of being the world's best gum-popper? Oh, so Lois Whitman is also a secretary? Who's that over there? Don't I know him? Oh, of course 3 Aaron Dee Foster. So he is a comedian on Bob Dope's program. Well, goodbye Qatsy. Well, I wonder what I'll do now. Oh, here is a book store. Maybe there's a good love story our. Well I'll declare! If the book clerk isn't Clarence Johnson. Good morning. Yes I'd like to look at some books. What's this? WHow to be a Stenographer' by Charles Hicks. No, no, what did you say this is? HHQW to Bring Up Children Correctlyu by 'games Bachelor Winter . Who is that coming in? Oh, you say it's Dewey Daugherty, the football coach of Pleasant Grove who has coached an undefeated team? Ho-hum! How Dallas has changed in ten years! Well, I guess I'll go back to sleep for another ten years. Ho-hum. , ii, ,.,, , ,, -, ,Ai , . , NX! ,, c -iii g grxilxxixxx X X October 29 November 29 December 21 January 21 February 28 March 21 . May 23 . SENIOR ACTIVITIES Costume Party held in Band Hall. Mr. Thompson oustanding personage with Wpunchingn ability. Weiner Roast at White Rock. Mrs. Clay showed unpublicized ability in the art of running. Christmas Party in Band Hall. Mr. Matthews could never got on the winning side. Poor man! Weiner Roast at White Rock Things got npurty Tipsy- Turvyn. Hay Ride at roadside park near Seagoville. Unusual talent was displayed by students as well as teachers in the fine art of singing. Backward Party held at the home of Bertha Lee. You'd be surprised at hurried invitations given by the Senior girls to the Senior boys. The torch flamed high for some of the girls that night when they got an opportunity to go with their favorite beau. Senior Day! Started with sunrise breakfast and then cruised over to hear the Early Birds broadcast. Privileged characters in a call assembly. Lunch and movie in downtown Dallas. Swim and picnic at Kidd Springs. .,....,. , ,U ..,- ..- -. , Y .K . X 'ifQx,: - XE X zif' M Jifx' J. l JUHIORS S .J '27 5 ,J 'Q ...., Nd is I? .4 ,- Q X x 'J Qooci Luck 4-.Q wal V. v-5 James Cooper Robert Crane Charles Harrison Charles Henderson Bennett Hodges Earl Hodges Marlin Langton Ben Macon Edward Morris Albert Sanders Bobby Witherspoon John Birdsong Jack Connor HOME ROOM J. E. Caldwell Ce.. . ,f fL JUNIOR ROLL CALL Arnold Carrico QL 'f C-- ' SENIOR ff----- f' Frank Putman Don Ragsdale Euline Moore Edith Beaty Wilda Darden Mary Ann Dement Kathryn Floyd Ruamie Gibson Joyce Meaders Theo Sealey Mary Stephens Aevonne Iroutman Colleen Dewberry TEACHERS Mrs. A. L. Malone --f 'V -- -1 x K X X XXX N3 S SOPHOVUOHES nh.. Norma Jean McDonald Ellen Jane Lynn Juanita Winter Dorothy Steger Ray Bing Bill Day Vera Harlow Betty Olson Patricia Dugan Doris Lee Joe Edgar Greer Nita Faye Harris' Patricia Hicks Byllye Rose Scallons Betty Collins SOPHOMORE ROLL CALL HOME ROOM TEACHER Mrs. Denison X .lx A Y- Y.. N . K Marie Sparks Carolyn Sallce Helen Hodges Grace Norris Alma Ruth Johnson Thelma Chowning Bonnie K. Inman Edgar Foy Johnie Dougherty Glen Dowd Patsy Carder Marie Thompson Narijoe Nix Alice Loftis Jerry Brown if B to - 1 XX xx I X FRESHTUEU 41 A Eugene Beaty Grady Beam Wayne Grwnt Vernon Kipsinger Addison Fry E. W. Phillips Leon Clowers Clarence Vestall Doris Caitvn William lmbiy Jimmie Lee King Willism,UcCoy Duiney S10 ton Ji,n1e'HfFarland ,..,-. Fil JUL 4 .n'J,llT Bobby Jorlon M'ry Ellen Beam Biltie Sue Scirrnt V, -. . -X B- lie pQnlST Dorothy Hudgens FRESHMAN ROLL CALL HGME ROOM TEACHER O. R. Caldwell XX 'X James Smith Sammy Dealer Ruth Watson Barbnva Hcvgrd Laverne Wheeler Eloise Unite Gerngc Fitron Lawerence Ballard Ora Peas fill Pobagi Givnn Helen uaatson ,-,-, Npri: Hccges Billie 5e.g U'gin Ffvidy ',', 'olf J. M, Johnson Kenneth lukenbigl TbHmHf2rQ'lhIH Ben furrison Helen Gregg Billie Elgin N M S 'PX' Qafkfu X 'kk 1 M W 5+ H' S H1- Wg, .lu V 'F' WAYS. J A' QCTIVITIES Mary Ann Delkient Ruby Jean Garner Aaron Dee Foster Robert Renz Bobby West Charles Hicks Bertha Lee LEAFLET STAFF Christeen Ground SPONSOR D. M, Matthews Wilma Ilomnson Blanche Sordo Charlene Trimble Bobby Koonce Jeanne Jones Dorothy Curtis Doris McCallum 'XX . X M Choral 5 :S e zfzior Choral' C55 Junior Choral JUNIOR CHORAL CLUB Jo Christopherson Evelyn Cherry Nona Lou Smith Helen Ruth Rayford Vesta Long Barbara Blanchard Patsy Beam Marianna Gillespie Jean Koenig Billie Jean Blain Yvonne Bennett Helen Louise Greer Betty Joe Trimble Dorothy Pugh Wanda Collins Marilynn Garrett June Ragsdale Jessie Lee Lynn Madeline Bales Mary Maurie Lorraine Rhodes Betty Inman Anita Seale Geneva Faulk Ruby Lee Fox Mary Alice Sprinkle Mary Helen Moss Director Milton Pullis SENIOR CHORAL CLUB Charlene Trimble Ruth West Ernestine Tucker Dorothy Steger Bertha Lee Byllye Rose Scallons Billie Baird Betty Foote Marie Thompson Betty Jane Olson Hazel Nell Jett Director Mrs. A. L. Malone .. ..., -...-..--.... ..-...i, or X so, r N YS xx P .1 1361 QZQQSQHZLQVQVQ Emma! , - lllllll Motherb Club UTZUU H-QLD ZIUU UH Dadfs Club Band Don Ragsdale Grady Jack Beam E. B. Seale Addison Foy Vernon Kissinger Phillip Steger Ben Macon Joe Edgar Greer Aevonne Troutman Doris Lee Frank Putman Albert Sanders Jimmie McFarland Doris Cotton Juanita Winter Earl Sloan Joyce Darden Alma Ruth Johnson Bonnie K. Inman Billie Sue Scirratt Bobby Macon Bill Ed Blair Mary Ellen Beam 3, M. Johnson .George'Bubak Jane Daniels obby Harrison Ben Harrison Helen Gregg Graham Brown Yvonne Macon Frankie Woods Bobbie Cotton Dorothy Nell Pugh Geneva Faulk Helen Greer Richard Franklin Don Phillips Tommy Graham George Hevron Bobby Allen Sonny Snow H. B. Canada Bobbie Carter Kenneth Baxley Freddie Wolf Director Milton Pullis Mothers' Club President Mrs. J. W. McBee Dads' Club President W. A. Blair ,, - ,XZ , NX QTHLETICS ,Ao 'fog if . LpiJ6 1 I f . 1 'N Q95 K , I Q O X 1 is fb ' I , Qs XXX, A 6 it A X x . . ! o f TJ , 5 . X' L aj AIHLETIC COUNCIL Mr. D. M. Thompson Mr. A. I. Brown Mr. B. H. Macon Mr. M. A. Foster Mr. E. B. Seale Mr. W. A. Bridewell Mr. L. J. Lukenbill - -- XX R, , ,,. lgi V15 T3 0z5!4ezibozZZ 1 ,MK girls Wolley Ball X X 5 6 ZFZ5 Bazskeiball Wilma Thompson Ruth Watson Patricia Dugan Nita Faye Harris Patsy Carnes Laverne Hall Christeen Ground Marion Baggctt Doris Vaught Ora Bess Hall Mildred Gibson Dorothy Hudgens Coach . Caldwell In sf all-1 Cx? GIRLS' VOLLEY BALL Nita Faye Harris Patricia Dugan Ellen Jane Lynn Patsy Carnes Genevia Cauthron Patricia Hicks N' Dorothy Merriman Doris Lee Coach I. E. Caldwell Q W --, A , -V V ..., X XXX xx 1... X si -- 1 Q Z. .t v if imm a p Volley Ball X fJ7 Although the 1940-41 vollen ball team lost its first game at the Interscholastic Meet, the school is not ashamed of it. The members of the team played hard and were good sports. The team was made up of Captain Patsy Carnes, Nita Faye Harris, Patricia Dugan, Ellen Jane Lynn, Genevia Cauthron, Patricia Hicks, Dorothy Merriman, and Doris Lee. The team was coached by J. E. Caldwell. The team will lose Patsy Carnes and Genevia Cauthron through graduation. Around these veterans, with Patsy Carnes as caption, a Hscrappy little teamn was built. The girls all hope for better success next year. BASKETBALL The girls' basketball team entered into the regular conference of 1940-41 and won five out of ,X X 31 1 ff twelve games. Marion Barrett tossed the leather through the hoop to take the lead in the position as forward, while Wilma Thompson's varied tactics at guarding won her the title of nmost valuable guardn on the team. Annie Lois Hudgens was the veteran of the team, having lettered her three previous years in high school. The surprise of the year was when Mildred Gibson, a freshman staring out for the first time, landed a regular guard's position be- fore the season ended. Laverne Hall was elected captain by the tearn The following girls lettered. All are graduating with the coming term except Mildred Gibson. :A TJ ii S Marion Barrett . Forward ' f Annie L. Hudgens Forward l, , VC 9 Doris Vaught . . Forward Q Y Z- Patsy Carnes . . Forward Laverne Hall . . . Guard S Mildred Gibson . . Guard 1 ff Wilma Thompson . . Guard Xxil I5 2 423 3 BEN 6200556211 fieozmt B oyls Ezzskeztball or 5 '7ootO0zZZGwG M X 4 1 of Ji mie Babalos Ray Christopherson I X X Dewey Daugherty B uce Swanson Robert Crane I Roy Beam George Brey M q V Jack Conner Bobby Koonce 22' Gene Bybee James Cooper Scott Rosenberg Rayburn Kent Bobby Witherspoon James Poston Charlie Richardson LaFayette Watson Charles Harrison Charles Hicks Coach Dan Thompson 'XX' G , 4 ,sw fg . xqe, xx C ,QQ Bwsketbzzll 1 57 M Ray Christopherson Roy Glenn Ben Macon Qlffy Don Ragsdale Bruce Swanson Budde Elam James Cooper Bobby Koonce lk Franklin Lem ons Bill Sloan LaFayette Watson Coach Dan Thompson g X QQQQQQB sweet News G! cube , Q--fxmv K- 'FwgiZl7,L,7fzX11Lf -A-ffl lx ,,,...-L i WOOLDQZ Z, is The l94O-41 sports season for Pleasant Grove football and basketball teams proved the value of the time honored adage Nikperience is the Best Teachern. Not one letter man was available in either of these sports. As a result, these in- experienced boys were not often on the winning side of the ledgerg however, they displayed a remarkable spirit against heavier and more mature teams? and won the admiration and respect of their coach and fans by refusing to give up when the going was toughest. Outstanding on the gridiron sport were Watson and Kent at ends, Beam at tackle, Brey and Williams at guard, and Conner in the backfield. Brey and Hicks were chosen co-captains and Francis White was chosen the football WSweetheartn. Highlights of the football season came when the Bobcats surprised the highly rated Wilmer- ......,,?., -....-,- .,Y...v.-.. ..-MH .. ,.,, , , YEX VM xx XX ,X Hutchins eleven with a 13-13 tie, and defeated the Tech B Team 56-7. Nine lettermen will be available for the 1941 season. With these men to build around, Pleasant Grove should be able to place a well balanced team on the field. The lettermen for this year are as follows: Charles Hicks . . . . Back George Brey . . Guard X ! Roy Beam Tackle I X ' N4 Gene Bybee . . . . Tackle X Ray Christopherson Back Sax' Jack Conner . . . . Back PX P1 QNX James Cooper . . . Emd I 0 19 T E 7 1 Charles Harrison. . Tackle William Neuroth . . End ,F X Q2 ' Charles Richardson. . . . . . End Scott Resenberg .. Tackle Bruce Swanson . . . Center 'Y-fd ' .V F- tus . . . . a C fa eff m e M Wx is Bobby Witherspoon. . . . . . . Back If JN Llfcfg J i X 1, A ' 7 -J Aa if K R Lg fl! f'N.lfQ NN! 1 'V , ---A,,Y-Z . .Q-jf-pf' .-,459 - VA - M -W -. -,-.....V. -..A . , , .-x ,, , 'ii o'W' 'om' esss sqQQig?XX Basketball The possibility that a long cherished dream might be fulfilled has become a reality. At last Pleasant Grove is to have a gymnasium. Construction on a new gym is scheduled to begin before the con- clusion of this school term, and should be ready for the 1941-42 basketball season This year the basketball team was forced to journey, as usual, to the Fair Park courts for their workouts, and all of the conference games were played on the opponent's courts. Despite these handicaps, the team showed a constant improvement, and at the last of the season managed to upset the favored Cedar Hill five. Some twelve men were carried on this year's squad, and six will be back to form the nucleus for next year's team. Co-captains Lemmons and Sloan, of the basket- ball squad, deserve special mention for their play on the Hardwood court, as do Swanson and Elem, who turned in good performances at their positions. This year's lettermen are as follows: Bill Sloan .. Forward Budde Elam .. Guard Bob Kbonce .. Forward B. Swanson .. Guard F. Lemmons .. Center L. Watson .. Guard Pleasant Grove's track team consisted of Crane, Conner, Brey, Rosenberg, and Witherspoon . Conner placed in the District Meet. -vt c c c c'-is-say.. XX. x Cheer, E eczde A9 O X' UDV gag 'NX , fqkl '-Q !f m.'z::n, -5 f-...,..i 'gr A., .. if? ,w,..! 1 5 xx 5 f , - QM 00 f VX ' 59 Goofball Sweethmrz X XX, V ff- 1111 x5 NN f ,' - f , 1 , ' 4 Cheer Leezefens IRA LAvERNE r-:ALL ,ef 4 PATSY QARNE5 QR 6 7 wmazow BARRETT 5D ff' VWMA THQMPSQN - J I nl . 1 .J F '9 K 3' w 5 Y, S S Z 1- 700665455 Sweetheart XM! PRANQES wi--me X X F25 xl, Ef f f x f I Hu bi 2 ..:::1- ' 5 ' - . - - , A L 'fb 1 - ' . :J . -.-.-.-. ' ' V ' 5 E. ., ..-'-:-22:1 F:1:'. ' .Nfl -. , .42-::,:,,:::-1 . .nf ,,- ff f - ff- ..- ' . lv ,QF 5 ,,.4,:.,.,:5:E:2:f4Ef2S' - 5' 33 , ,. 5-sgfff' r QQ -I f D-vf f f-- :saf-L-ff'az:::-fsf'2'12a2feE.- - If if 4 ' ,, f ! 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Clothes CAN YOU IMAGINE Budde Elam without Doris Vaught Aaron Dee being serious Dorothy Curtis without gum Patsy Carnes without her curls Robert Rcnz a preacher Arlin Richardson in the movies Blanche Sordo without a letter Doris Smith at school every day Mary Ellen Anderson a strip-tease dancer Hedy Lamaar Clark Gable Mischa Auer Blondie Sonia Henie Greta Garbo Kay Kyser Bing Crosby Tarzan Gene Autrcy Zazu Pitts Frankenstein Fred Astaire Ginger Rogers ON THE SCREEN Dolly Campbell Arlin Richardson Robert Renz Betty Foote Blanche Sordo Lydia Hughes Bobby Koonce Dewey Daugherty Bobby West Budde Elam Doris Smith Roy Beam Joe Bridges Christeen Ground ANN Last Mimzte 9755152265 We have just learned that Ben Macon, Bob West and Bill Sloan carried their winnings through the regional meet to be eligible for the state meet at Austin on May 10. Here's luck to you, boys 2 The cast for the Senior play, WHe Was A Gay Senoritan, has been picked. Rehearsals are going strong. The measles have trumped our ace, but we have a few more cards up our sleeve. The Junior-Senior Banquet was a success and the Show Boat proved to be the favorite haunt after the banquet. Dorothy Curtis seemed quite upset when she heard the class will in which she willed her Npopping gumn to some unfortunate lassie. Was the blushing that John McKenzie was by The Journalism Class dinner at the Chepultepec face caused by the fact her side? will attend a formal on May 9, 1941. Another chance for beaux to be picked! The Dad's and Mbther's Clubs presented a gay nineties review at the school auditorium on April 24, 1941. A prize was given for the most unique costume worn by a person picked from the audience. So long 'till next year Z ! ' uf ' 1f i'C5G53'i'T5'!!'2-uns.- X !!HOW IO BE POPULAR!! Never be on time Eat popcorn in the show Always make up in public Beast Drum your fingers Pop your bubble gum Sneeze with crackers in your mouth Wave your hand in the teacher's face Scratch your fingernails on the board Interrupt other people who are talking. PLEASANT GROVE'S TEN POINTS l. A penny saved is a miracle. 2. An apple a day Ito the teacher? keeps the red ink away. 5. While the teacher's away, the students will play. 4. Beauty is only make-up deep. 5. A boy in the hand is worth two free ones any day. 6. All's fair in love and examination. 7. If at first you don't succeed, take the course again. 8. There are no tu-lips but what have lipstick on them these days. 9. In spring a young man's fancy turns to what the girls think of all the time IO. If you Wont to find out about a teacher's char cter, look in the studcnt's face. Bob West: I suppose I'm a perfect idiot. Ruth West: Oh, none perfect. you think of US ELIC Grandpa: You never sec a girl blush nowadays. When I was a Pa y Q lad, it tc C: Oh, grandpa, whatever did you was different say to them? A board sign of marked NDynamitenis a danger. N., ,, ,,,. ----,,,,l,..,-.- .-.. - I A, -V W- V-- Dolly C: Don't you fear burglars while your parents are gone? Genevia C: But I have a revolver. Dolly: I should think you'd be frightened to death of the thing. Genevia: Oh dear no-- it iSn't loaded and Daddy took the trigger off for mc. .ix -X 'Q .NX JW nf QQ C V AQ-N5-E5 QU' Q My fm A .if ,J fix , tw ffx Mr. Pullis: Why on earth did you leave off playing just as we got the chorus? Aevonne T: Well, on my music it says, Refran, so I did. Aaron Dee:Now you just sit tight while the plane takes off. Jeanne Jones: But what'll do if we start falling? Aaron: Oh, nothing, just reach out and catch anything we pass. Billy Sloan: I want some gingsrale. Waiter: Pale? Bill: No, just a glass. DQRIS V:Did anyone ever tell you how wonderful you are? Budde Elam: Don't believe they ever did. Doris: Then, where did you get the idea? Ray Chris: Do you believe in clubs for women? Gene Bybee: Certainly I do,but only after kindness has failed. Motor Cop: So you saw the accident sir. What was the number of the car that hit this poor man? J. E. Caldwell: I'm afaid I've forgotten, sir. But I do re- member noticing that if it were multiplied by fifty, the cube root of the product would be equal to the sum of the digits reversed. Mr. Mathews: I do wish you would learn better table manners. Ybu're a regular little Dis iNet a word from Donl Mr:CSternlyJ Son, do you know what a pig is? Don: CMaeklyD Yes, it's a hog's little b0y. Cop: Hey! Don't you know that is a safety zone? Betty F: Of course That's why I drove in here. It isn't hard to live on a small salary, if you don't spend too much trying to keep it secret. Mrs. Denison: Dot, why didn't you answer my question? Dot Curtis: I shook my head. 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