Port Neches Groves High School - War Whoop Yearbook (Port Neches, TX)

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FIRST SEMESTER HONOR ROLL KContinued from page 92 ' Jo Pearl Bas-, 'Daphna Baugh, Norma Rae Davis,Uenda Outhouso, .Mildred Williams. Grade Q: Richard Becke, Betty Louise Barker, J. P. Derrick, Betty Lou Kasper, Katherine Payne, Calvin Recd, Shirley Mae Sterling, Gloria Jean Trant, Imogene Truelock, Violet Faye Vaughan, Winifred Watson. GROVES SCHOOL: Grade 1: Ire Nell Brea, Mars garet Sellers, Dorothy Taylor, Masel Whitmire. 4 Grade Q: James Fennell, Opal Floyd, Verna Jackson, Ruby Mario Rogers, Betty Joyce Wheat Carol Cash, Joyce Baye. ' Grade S: William McBride, Shel- don Sellers. ' Grade is Gladys Castanie, Nel- lie McBride, Gcnelle Stafford. Grade Q: Billy King, Charlotte Jones, Virgil Phillips. Grade 3: Jo Ann Hopper, Ouineh ola Davis, Cherry Duplisseye, Wanda Faye Smith. PORT NECHES ELEMENTARY SCHOOL: Grade 7: Marjorie Cayard, Joyce Ro5ins5n,Beatrice Delahoussaye. Grade 6: Naoma Cqyard, Carol Sanders, Shirley Smith. Grade L: Maxine Thornell, Bob- Ey Goolsby, Albert Decuir. Grade 3: Gordon Carr, Dell Fel- der, Freddie Jean Hadley, Ivas Sheffield, Haywood Begneaud, Gordon McDonald. THANK GOD FOR AMERICA Thank God for America, The land we love so well! Let in our hearts forever Undying patriotism swell. Thank God for America, A land of beauty and grace. A land where love of duty Is written on every face. Thank God for America, Where peace and happiness prevail May we keep our patriotism burn- CAUPUS PERSONALITIES Claude G. Stone, the nice-look ing gentleman who has been coach ing the Port Noches team for 'the past three years is very well- known and much liked by the teach ers and students of Port Noches High. Having graduated from Nac- ogdoches, Texas, he attended Ste- phen F. Austin State Teachers College, where he received his B. A. degree. He frankly testified that he hates English, is not very roman- tic where poetry is eoncerned,and is partial tp popular music. He likes to fish and hunt, enjoys all athletics, especially foot- ball, and is constantly warming his hands before the fire of life His favorite food is steak and his favorite colors are blue tl green. As to girls, he special- ized in blondes, brunettes, and redheads. His favorite pastime is trying to teach algebra to bs- wildered little sophomores, who try earnestly to make all a's so he will tell them a funny story or joke. As to his personal appearance he is tall, a little stout, dress es neatly, and usually wears a green tie. ' ' He is brimful of vim, vigor, and vitality, enjoys a good joke, and does everything in his power to bring happiness to the people around him, ON OVERCOMING SADNESS Cheer up and smile! Make your life worth while! There is no place in this world for sorrow. ' To pine is to sin, So let joy enter in. There is no time to lend or bor- row . Think not with dismay ,Of your troubles today! ' Hake ready for the happiness of 4 ing, tomorrow! May our Guiding Light ne'er fail! CharlOttC Huber --Charlotte Huber Page Ten

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VqZ?5l,vw N52 , I-7 NMA TUFWK TYFR M r mth f'H-15 EDITORIAL lContinued from page 25 were made, but how many of them fhave been kept thus farf Did you make any? If so, have you kept themo If you d1dn't make any, did you start the New Year out right? Or did you, and have you 'still the attitude of Heh what's the use of aking any resolutions or of trying to keep any9 It's Just another ye r to struggle through It doesn't mean a thing to me Why docs it not mean a :thing to youo If that's your attitude, you are probably look ine at it through dark instead of rose colored glasses Just for a minute or two, let's look at it with ut any kind of glasses You can make it he kind of year you want it to be if !you Just try If you want it to fbe a happy year for yourself, you can M866 it one by being happy, - nd at the same time making the people round you happy 5 Why don'tgyou ,start now and be fthe kind of person you lways fwanted to oe Hehe ous, kind, iap Qpy and helpful to everyone else 'having a smile for everyone? ,If you will, I bet 1941 will be 'the'happiest year you hhHVOffGVCT Shade f Assmastv NOTES , A program by the choral club ,was presented on January 28. An ,original interpretation of iJuanita was followed with a duet QDark Eyes, by Margie Hemphill and :Naomi Coleman. Gypsy Moen, a ltrio by Margie Hemphill, Shirley Mae Smith, and Naomi Coleman, Come tg the Fair by the chorus, and a double duet, Deep Purple, by Margie Hemphill, Betty Ann Rhodes, Shirley Mae Smith, and Naomi Coleman completed a half ,hour of enjoyable music. . G35 1 , The Cricket Chirps, Sequin High School, Sequin, Tex s offers something th t should be inter st ing to Coach Stone A b ld headed m n h s less hair to comb but more f ce to x sh Isn't th t right, Mr Stone9 Thi clipping from the s me pa per might b of interest even to the stud nts of Port Neches High FOR N ONLY Didn't you if girl a be would n't you it re d would you knew fGo ahead, read it b ckw rds if you must I xxxx xxx xxxx An rticle in The P nthcr P w, Liberty High School, Lib rty, Tex as, s ys th t the Liberty Relays, in which the Indians placed fifth l st ye r, h ve gain been given pprov l by the Liberty Athletic Associ tion The meet will prob bly be held late in Febru ry or e rly in M rch xxxxxxxxxxxxx From The Tom h wk, Donn High School, comes this odd eenvers tion 'Boy yo is so thin yo' cou d c ose one eye a pass for a needle.' . nDon't yo' talk big boy. Yo' is a tho'momctor.N xxxxxxxxxxxxxx The Bells, Mary Hardin-Baylor CoIIEge offers this thought: An education is what stream- lining is to a car, the motive Mr. Lambert: NEvery day we breath? I - oxygen. What do we breathe at night?N NRedN Woods Qbefore being booted 1 out of Chemistrylz NNitrogen.n 'Sm rf, Vleven so thin yo' Ma could feed yo' on F grapefruit juice and use yo' fo' Q . n I I power is common sense. - xxxxxxxxxxxxxx 1