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

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How I T I I F 5 I D 1 4 f Fin' ' ,fs CUT or:'. X',Xf' I T ATXU vavy 4 - ' V . 5 n.-X ID 1 w .,f .. ' if Q!e'iB. X i R S Q as 5? a yf vi N' Ehfi hx H L' Bees L . 4. 1, Ji... 1. i j sxxazv P 1 ,. v- .A ', Soiitiif SOPHOHORE CLASS NEWS The sophomre class met January 23. An interesting program on Every Day ,culture was presented by the students of the sophomore classes. The program was as fol- lows: talks, How Personal Culture Looks b Juanita Hughes' y Q , Cr' sonaI Culture Speaks by BegHic Lottg How Personal Culture Acts by Shirley Biekersg and music, SQ You're the One, Stormy Weather, and St. Louis Blues by E. C. Hol- land,accompanied by Gene Picketta The lOA homeroom met Thursday, January 23, l9Ll, for the purpose of electing officers for the last semester. Those elected were Clarence Brau--President, Marian Dryden--Secretary, and Aleene Block--Vice President, HOMEROOM OFFICERS ELECTED FOR SECOND SEMESTER The homerooms organized at designated homeroom periods with the following officers elected: Senior President.............Ernest Webb Vice-president........Lewis Hines Secretary..........Kathleen Smith lOA President...........Clarence Brau Vice-president.......Aleene Block Secretary..... ...Marian Dryden lOB President..... .....Jack Howell Vice-president Beatrice Hollier Secretary..... ....Bonnie Fears l0C Prcsident..... ..Margie Perkins Vice-president....Herbert Perkins Secretary .... . .... .Beverly Mougia lGD President..... Rosemary Woolley Vice-president....Mary Beth Smith Seeretary..............Lerae Reed 9A President...........Patty Brackin Vice-president.. ........ Pat Allen With mid-term exams over, band members are new able to turn their attention to the many forth- coming events, band concerts, and band contest meets. On February 7 the second in the annual series of concerts will be given in the high school auditorium, proceeds from which will help send the band to a music festival which is to be held this year in Orange. The annual State Band Meet is to be held in Alvin. The exact date hge not as yet been announced. Secretary..........Charles Bailey Treasurer........Prentice Berwick 9B Prcsident..........Juanita Hughes Vice-president......James L Ennis Secretary......Edna Earl Hamilton 9C President.............Herbert Lee Vice-president....Letha Rae Jones Secretary...........Juanita Jones 9D President..........Russell.Rogers Vice-president....Betty Westberry Secretary..........Wecda Pellerin 8A President.....Betty Louise Barker ViCC'prCSidCntooon400OJohn Allen Secretary..........Maxine Bradham 8B PrcsidontooocooqeoooaoooJaCK Goff Vice-president.....Woodrow Cotton SGCretary........Delores Hastedt 8C President..............Jean McKee Vice-president....Carrol Hamilton Secretary...Betty Joyce Kavanaugh 8D PrcsidcntqqonooocooKCrmit Richter Vice-president......Thomas Owings Secretary...........Betty Russell SE President........Shirley Sterling Vice-president....Jimmy Wilkinson Secretary.........Jackie Williams 'DH rrfw Civ

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BXSEQO GEORGE ALLEN BI STATE GAUE George Allen, Port Nech s star lguard, g ve th fans at Or nge ,some real thrills, December 20, a the ll star g me, betw en Texas nd Louisi n sponsored by vthe Orange Lions Club to provide Ol sses for needy children George s id th t he re lly h d b swell time during the we K of lpraetice at South P rk, nd ho ouldn't? Two practice periods p eh day set off by 33 we th of M ls, much recre tion such s pool and swimming, nd bunking in Y T t nie ' When asked about the g me in which Te s won by a score of 20 ,to 7 George replied th t, Hlt w s good me ll t e w the only re son we st ycd lwts because we h d more pep 'hustle than they W 1 George received 1 swe ter igold w teh for his p rt f ,game Chrystene Hughes was 'a presentation by Truem n St cey -for being one of the most beauti ful drum mngors and Ethel Eskind honored s an outst.nd1ng cheer 'leader George's only compl int was ,that the ride on the chu chu d1dn't l st long enough xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxsxx A Miss Kelly Stinkey, can you n head and ind he m-de . tell me the meaning of unawereo Stinkey Unswsre is what you put A . on first and take off last xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Derkey What did the bartender A say to the ghosto Ernest Rumq Boogie xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Joilet Woods Cefter sneezing in study hell! NGod bless me! No one else will.N xxxxwxfxxxxxxxxxxxxm Q ASSEMBLY NOTES The r di nt faces of the letter men of l9LO betr ycd the ourpo e of the c lled assembly on J nu ry 21 The Signific nee of the Foot ball T ckets by W J Holloway w s followed by the presentation of the 3 ckets to Billy Br ckin Chester P ul R1 Drawhorn Ernest Robert George Allen, P t Allen, Berwick, William Porter, ley, Byron Terrell, Jack Wesley Nunez, Elmer Loon Webb M rvin Landry, Sp rks, Lewis Hines, Ellis Pellcr in, W yn Munlin, Herbert Perkins and D yton Carter However the football boys were not the only ones to receive mementoes of their cooper tion in footb ll ac tivities, for the honor w s also e tended to the yell leaders Clovis Bern rd, Ethel Eskind, Mor vis Young, Jack Thayer,and Margie erkins who received sweaters, d Cecil Mouse Guidry and J mes Musgrove,m na ers, who were also presented swea ers, und t the two co ches, Cl ude Stone d ,Bill Holcomb, who received Jack lets. Brightening up the gloomy .tmos phere of r iny d y .nd lighten- ing the tension of nervous stu ,dents worrying about the onrush ling mid-term exams, the band pre sented . half hour of musical se lections in assembly on Janu ry 14 The St.r Sp ngled B nner o pened the progr m, followed by eet the Bend, El C b llera, A d ,bs Overture Selections, ded icated to national defense The ld Army Game,'There's Something bout A Soldier, and God Bless A erica presented the patriotic plrit of true Americans. An interesting speaker was Rev V. H. Joyner of San Antonio,Tcxas isiting minister of the First January O29 on Our Life Assets-4 aptist Church of Port Noches faith, energy, character, and when he spoke in the assembly of lbraingpower! e .iSee left 3 a

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1 A , f ,LVD N? qpgggggv gyjiggggilkv Hv Y Efbzssi-EJ ,eixii AQ b.. ' 9. A lj i Kuff,- WBVBESQS V ' i Raymond NBubbaH Hebert was hon- Tty at his home on the evening of ,January 23. Refreshments of co- -coa and cake were served to the 'twenty-four guests, who enjoyed fthe dancing and games, planned by ithe hostess, Maxine Hebert. ' ' The Delta Beta Club met Friday, lJanuary l7, l9Ll, in the home of the club secretary, Edna Mae Carre, when a bried business 'meeting was held. The club dis- ,cussed plans for a sight-seeing ,excursion through Port Arthur,but Qplans were not completed. ' Betty Louise Barker entertained ,her friends with a dance in her home last Saturday night. Re- freshments of cake and punch were served to approximately 25 guests. Beth Mae Fisher spent the past week-end in Texas City with rel- qtivcsl ' The Hi-Y Club, sponsored by Mr. Frank Lambert, 'gave a dance Fri- day, January 2L, at the Texaco Club. Admission was 251 per peuple. Proceeds will go into the club treisury for future expendi- WUTCSO I ' I Miss Betty Jane Lambert, fish,' igave a peanut party Tuesday night December 17, in her heme. Pea- nuts served'es a motif throughout the evening, which was, indeed, nsweel-elegant.H The Delta Beta Club met Thurs- day, December l2, for a call meet- 'ng in the home of Misses Kath- een and Maribeth HFattyN Smith, xxxxumxxxxxxxwxx 4 ! The senior homeroom met Wed- nesday, January 29, for the first meeting held by the new officers. This meeting was especially for the boys of the senior class. The talks iven by senior bo s were S Y The Radio, by Ernest Webb, Deisel Engineering, Lewis Hines, Petrol- ggm Engineering, Robert Sparks, Types of Chemistry, Jack Thayer, Civil,Engineeringg Perry Reeves, ored with a surprise birthday par- At the last meeting of the Hi-Y Club a theme for the conference' to be held in Beaumont on Merch 7, 8, and 9 was voted on, the topic selected by the local club vwas HGearing Into Life.H The theme getting the most votes -I from clubs in the district will be used. The club 'is still driving for new members, especially from the freshmen class. AMTRI CAN ISM what is Americenism? To me Americenism is true democrecy, love for one's fellow man, and love for America. One must be public-spirit d, broad minded, and intelligently informed on the qualifications and rules of being an American in order to be e reel American Citizen. we Americans worship God where, when, and how ,we please, with no dictator Sr king to hinder us. Our food is not handed out to us in rations, but we get as much as we went at any time. Our clothing is plenti- ful and warm, we have shoes on our feet. Our homes are comfort- able. Compared with wer-torn countries across the sees, our country is e seventh heaven. Should the democracy which our forefathers strove so hard to achieve be wrecked by the roaring Eombs of e terrible war? As A- ericen citizens who love and wor- ship the country and prosper, we should ell zsay, iNNo! Lct Democracy live on and on Of course we are proud of America and wish to defend her! We can- not and shall not let our Coun- itry's hiih morals and high stan- dards of living be dcstroyedln in which we live 2 rand Electrical Engineering, James Musgrove. y 3