Prairie Valley High School - Kennel Yearbook (Nocona, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1941 volume:

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QE. - NA fl, A V fx -fevfM,x,7,f,vkL 51. hui' ..v, I4 . !, 'X 5 D THE STUDENTS OF PRAIRIE VALLEY HIGH DCHOOL DEDICATE THIS SCHOOL ANNUAL OF i940 AND I94I T0 THE SUPERlNTENDENTn GENTLEMAN, AND FRIEND, MR J R BRAB MR BRABOY ENTERED NORTH TEXAS AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE EN 027 T S INSTITUTION PROVIDED HIM WITH THE FIRST TW YEATS OF HIS COILEGE TRAINING HE THEN ENTEREO NORTH GRADUATES IN IQQI RECEIVING HIS BACHELOR OF ARTS DEGREE IN HISTORY MR BRABOY BEGAN WORK ON HIS MASTER OF ARTS DEGREE AT COLORADO STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE IN GREELY, COLORADO IN THE SUMMER OF I9 MR BRABOY CAME TO THE PRAIRIE POINT SCHO0LSlN'THE AUTUMN OF i932 THIS, INCIDENTALLY, NG H FIRST TEACHING POSITION DURING HIS FIRST YEARS AT THIS SCHOOL, HE TAUGHT HISTORY AND SPANISH IN R952 MR BRABOY WAS ELECTED PRINCIPLE OF THE AIRIE POINT H DOH OL, AN IN I959 w ELECTED SUPERINTENDENT OF THE SAME SCHOOL HE IS SERVING NOW THE FIRST SUPERINTENDENT OF THENEWLY'RRWE PRAIRIE VALLEY SCHOOL WE, THE STUDENTS OF THE PRAIRIE VALLEY SCHOOL: ARE HAPPY TO HAVE IN OUR MIDST A MAN WHOSE TIRELESS EFFORTS TOWARD THE IMPROVEMENT OF OUR SCHOOL MAKES HIM WORTHY OF' THE DEDICATION OF THIS SCHOOL ANNUAL N D E I C A T I O N 0 I 0 OYO I, 0 Hl O so '- 'i . 0 TEXAS STATE TEACHERS COLLEGEQ FROM THIS SCHOOL, HE . 7 , - A '- I BEI IS PR HIG A O D AS . AS Y from an nrlginal mhing nf Hlmrrnu Ginhhs-as nf mia 1 fi A Qs. ,cb Q if .IMS 1 -el J v .fr COR TEACHERS AT PRAIRIF VALISEQY MR USELTON IS PRINCIPAL OF THE HIGH SCHOOL THIS YEAR HE GRADOATED FROM THE NOCONA HIGH SCHOOL, AND RECEIVED HIS J A DEGREE AT NORTH TEXAS STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE DENTON HE IS WORKING ON HIS MASTERS DEGREE AT TEXAS TECH IN LUBBOCK MR USELTON TEACHES MATHEMATICS AND COACHES TRACK S HOME IS AT VALLEY V MR USELTON STARTED TEACHING IN THE VALLEY VIEW SCHOOL IN I 58 MR HASS GRADUATED FROM THE MESQUITE HIGH SCHOOL RECEIVED HIS B A DECREE FROM EAST TEXAS STATETEACHERS COLLEGE IN COMMERCE S HOME IS IN DAL MR HASS STARTED TEACHING AT VALLEY VIEW IN FEBRUARY, I 59 TEACHES COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS MR. HASS IS SPONSOR OF THE JUNIOR CLASS AND CC'SP0NS0R OF THE ANNUAL VR ANDERSON GRADUATED FROM THE BOWIE HIGH SCHOOL, AND RECEIVED HIC B A DEGREE FROM NORTH TEXAS STATE TEACHERS STARTED TEACHING HERE IN 1940 HE TEACHES GENERAL SCIENCE, COMMERCIAL GEOGRAPHY, AGRICULTURE, AND AMERICAN AND TEXAS HISTORY HE IS THE SENIOR SPONSOR HRS MCGOIRE GRADUATED FROM THC OCHILTREE HIGH SCHOOL. NOW KNOWN AS PERRYTON HIGH SCHOOL SHE RECEIVED HER B A DEGREE FROM NORTH TEXAS STATE TEACHERS bOLLEGEs UENTONI AND HER M A DEGREE FROM OKLAHOMA UNIVERSITY, NORMAN, OKLAHOMA RS CGUlRE'S HOME IS HERE HE STARTED TEACHING AT PRAIRIE POINT IN R955 SHE TEACHES ENGLISH AND CIVICS SHE IS SPONSOR OF THE NBARK' AND CO SPONSOR OF THE ANNUAL MRS. USELTOH GRADOATED FROM DEMONSTRATION SCHOOL OF EAST TEXAS OTATE TEACHERS COLLEGE AT COMMERCE SHE RECEIVED HER B A DEGREE FROM EAST TEXAS STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE IN COMMERCE HER HOME IS AT VALLEY VIEW MRS. USELTON STAR TED TEACHING AT VALLEY VIEW IN i958 SHE TEACHES ENGLISH, SPEECH, AND GEOGRAPHY SHE SPONSORS THE NINTH GRADE AND ALSO THE HIGH SCHOOL DECLAMATION MRS. SHOLTS IS THE GIRLS' VOLLEY BALL COACH SHE TEA CHES HOME ECONOMICS AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION T S IS H FIRST YEAR T0 TEACH HERE SHE IS THE SPONSOR OF THE EIGHTH GRADE HER HOME IS IN BELLEVUE MRS SHULTS RECEIVED HER DEGREE FROM NORTH TEXAS STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE IN DENTON ' II ln. C0 O ' :N . HI IEW. . . ' . HE . III LAS. . 9 0 HE COLLEGE IN DENTONQ HIS HOME IS IN NOCONA. MR. ANDERSON . M . M . S , - 0 0 ,. . HI ER A 0 C 'N OUR TEACHERS AT PRAIR'E VALLEY KCONTIKUEDI H MANN IS THE PRINCIPAL OF .HE ELEMENTARY GRAD S HE G TDUATEQ FROM TEACHERS COLLEGE HIGH QCHOOL IN UENTON HE ATTENDED EAST FENTRAL STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE ATADA, JfLAhUNA NR NANN STARTED TEACHING AT PRAIRIE POINT IN 'SPS TAUVHT UNTIL 1973, WORKED FOR THE CIRCLE OIL POMPANY O TIL , AND .HEN CAME BACK TO PRAIRIE OOIN HE LIVES HERE NR MANN IS THE SEVENTH GRADE SPONSOR HE TEACHES HISTORY, ARITHMETIC, AND PHVSICAL EDUCATION H S AL O THE BASKET BALL COACH MRS ALLEN STARTED TEACHING AT VALLEY VIEWINICQS S IS T E SPONS OF THE SIx GRADE AND THE WJOLLY JUNIORH CLUB SHE ATTENDED NORTH TEXAS STATE TEACHERS MISS HENRY STARTED TEACHING AT RAIRIE POINT IN I C SHE IS SPONSOR OF THE FIFTH GRADE HER HOME IS AT NOCONA SHE GRADUATED FROM EAST TEXAS STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE IN COMMERC MISS ALDRIEDCE STARTED TEACHING AT VALLEY VIEWIN I0 SHE IS SPONSOR OF THE FOURTH GRADEy CHORAL CLUB,AND OE C ANATION HER HOME IS AT SAINT JO SHE GRADUATES FROM THF SAINT O HIGH SCHOOL RECEIVED HER A DEGREES AT UNIVERSITV OF OKLAHOMA A NORM N MISS SPARKS STARTED TEACHING AT VALLEY VIEW IN I939 HE IS SPONSOR OF THE THIRD GRADE H R HOME IS IN Fo JORTH SHE GRADOATED FROM BOWIE HIGH SCHOOL AND SHE RE CEIVED HER DEGREE FROM TEXAS WESLEYAN COLLEGEINFORT WORTH MRS CLARK STARTED TEACHING AT PRAIRIE POINT IN l930 SAF IS SPONSOR OF THE SECOND GRADE, STORYTELLING, AND DE 'LAMATSON SHE GRAOOATEO FROM DEMONSTRATION SCHOOL AT DENTON SHE RECEIVED HER DEGREE FROM NORTH TEXAS STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE IN DENTON MRS BRABOY STARTED TEACHING AT PRAIRIE POINT IN I 32 bHE IS SPONSOR OF THE FIRST GRADE AND THE SPONSOR OF THE RHYTHM BAND SHE GRADUATES FROM GARLAND HIGH SCHOOL AT GARLAND SHE RECEIVED HER B A DEGREE FROM NORTH TEXAS STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE IN DENTON I., mu. 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I Nj I H- 1 lrnm origins rtrhing of Aurora, nm ras nfl.: I Y' X ogg SENIOR CLASS ENTERTAINMENTS DURING THE scHooL TERM or I94O-l94I, THE SENIORS or DEAR OLE PRAIRIE VALLEY HAD SEVERAL ENTERTAINHENTS, IHIDH ADDED A GREAT DEAL TO THE ENJOYUENT OF THEIR YEARS WORKQ DUE T0 THE FACT THAT THE ANNUAL HAD T0 BE EDITED EARLY IN THE YEAR, HOKEVER, SEVERAL or THE HISTORY MAKING OOOASIDHS sUcH AS THE SENIOR BANQUET AND THE JUNIOR SENIOR SOCIAL COULD NOT BE HRITTEIO THE SODIALS THAT WERE HELD AT THE FIRST PART or THE YEAR ARE REPRESENTATIVE or THE sooo TIMES HAD ALL OURUNG THE YEAR FRIDAY NIGHTg SEPTEMBER 30 THE SENIORS ENJOYED UEINER ROASTQ THE SENIORSQ GUESTS, AND SPONSOR MET AT THE scHooL BUILDING AT sIx O'CLOCK AND FROM THERE WENT T0 THE RIVER BRIDGE EVERYONE REPORTED A GOOD TIME, Evru THOUGH IT HAS BEEN IHISPERED THAT THERE WERE SANDSURS PRESENT ON SATURDAY NIGHT, UECEMBER 2l, THE SENIORS AND SPONSOR WERE cIvEN A CHRISTMAS PARTY AT THE HOME or G L SMITH GIFTS WERE RECEIVED BY EVERY UEHDER OF THE CLASS AND GAMES WERE ENJOYED HOME MADE uANOYg FRUIT, AND HOT CHOCULQTE WERE SERVED T0 THOSE PRESENTO EVERYONE EIJOYED THE AFFAIR MR, ANDERSON PRESENTED HIS SENIOR CLASS IN THE DELIOHT FUL COMEDY, Duma DOLLIVERO ON THE NIGHT or MARDH 25 SOME THREE HUNDRED PEOPLE FWLED THE HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM TO HATCH AND LAUOHO WHEN THE LAST CURTAIN SELL, THE AUDIENCE UAS GENERALLY AGREED THAT UOLLIYER UASN'T so DUMB THE OAST INCLUDED THE FOLLOWING CHARACTERS DUNS LIVER, J D EAL, PATTY HAUPTONQ RUTH BEDLEY, JOHN AMPTONQ G SMITH, TITO VANELLIN J W wean, GIDDY ELKINS, CHLOE GPIFFITHI ELSA BREDHHAR, AVIS RUTH COLE, MRS, HAWKINSQ MARINE DYER, CAP RANKIN, GLENN LOVETT, FAN TOY, RETA BEGLEYI AND WONCQ DOYLE 'ABE MCCLENNEN 1 A DUMB DOLLIVER DOL 0 . O'N ' ' H 0 Lo O 0 O . fN f'N WHO'S WHO IN THE SENIOR CLASS RUTH BEGLEY IS SEVENTEEN VEARS OLD AND A MEMBER OF IHE SENIOR CLASS SHE IS AN ATTRACTIVE GIRL WITH BROWN HAIR AND BROWN EYES SHE WEIGHS ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTEEN POUNDS AND IS FIVE FEET THREE AND ONE HALF INCHESTML HER F VORITE PASTIME IS COLLECTING SNAP SHOTS, HER FAVOR T SPORT NNIS, H EAv R TE P IS FR HER FAVORITE SoNc IS NSUNRISE DERENADE', AND HER MOVIE STAR IS UEANNA DURBIN THE SUBJECT THAT BEST IS TYPING, BUT SHE SAYS THAT SHE LINES ALL CHERS THE :AME CHICKEN, FAVJRITE SHELIKES HER TEA UNTIL THIS YEAR SHE IS ONE AMONS THE BEST STUDENTS IN THE SENIOR CLASS S. SMIT IS A BLONDE, SENIOR B YEARS OLD P WHO IS SEVENTEEN FEET EIGHT AND ONE HALF INCHES TALL AND HAS BLUE EYES HIS FAVORITE HOBBY IS PLAYING T NNISI AND HE LIKES E CREAM AND CAKE 'TUXEDO JuNcT.oN' IS HIS FAVORITE SONG, AND HIS FAVOR BALL SPORT IS BASKET AS ANY ORDINARY Bov, HE EXTREMELY ENJoYS MOVIES THE ONES HE ESPECIALLY ENJOVS ARE THOSE STARRIIG HEDY LAMAR G L ATTENDED VALLEY VIEW SCHOOL AND PLAYED A GREAT RT IN MAKING HISTORY FOR THE ScHo IAS A co TRACK MAN AND PLAYED ON THE BASKETBALL TEAM FOR TWO YEARS G L IS PRESIDENT or THE SENIOR CLASS or 1940 lO4l HERE AT PRAIRIE VALLEY, AND HE IS ONE AMONG THE BEST STUDENTS IN HIS CLA S I E A IS TE ' ER O I 'OOC 'IEO ' - A I. L fs Q . ' RUTH HAS ATTENDED SCHOOL AT VALLEV VIEW ALL HER LIFE P LA . H ' . ov A HE IS IVE ' E I C o ' I , ITE ' o o u O PA . OL. HE ' UO 0 o J S Q 55. by Mbgfqaf 'LJ' 'L7'f , 7' lui is gf K 3 . 'fzgzilw , ,fH.,,'?Q':. . . .-'NES' 'ei' : 3 5 'Ti'-nf -N x - fn pp 4 . . if +A' -aff .. 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If 'r42,fl 1 .f x nfifvs. .2522 I 'wwf .-Q:?,g jl K' sr'iz'S:i'i::, ' 'L . x,2fffws1:f.x'15x , x Q 155. 35, arg Jag ......:. gif! x 5 C' Fe -ho' x f' iizsf HHN 'Q r-4 Y J. OA AD I Ll-' J1-A TTATW XT' JAI T 'N x RY K lv 7111 JUNIOR CLASS ENTERTAINMENTS ON FRIDAY NIGHT, Novemssn IS, THE Jonson cLAss WENT TO RED RIVER BRIDGE on A Plculc UUE TO THE FACT THAT cRAssauRRs wane PLENTIFUL, Mosv or THE PLAYING THAT WAS some WAS on THE anions AFTER MANY FOOT RACES, THE GROUP WENT TO THE OKLA HOMA SIDE AND ATE LUNCH IN THE ,MIDDLE OF THE ROAD INCLUDED IN THE GROUP WERE THE STUDENTS, THEIR SPONSOR, Mn AND MRS MANN, AND MR. AND Mas BRABOY EVEN THOUGH THE CLASS HAD SOME TROUBLE FINDING A SUITABLE PICNIC GROUND, IT HAD A GOOD TIUEo ALL WERE GENERALLY AGREED AT THE END OF THE EVENING THAT 'GRAND PA'Sn WAS NOT A VERY GOOD PLACE FOR A PICNIC UN TUESDAY NIGHT: DECEMBER BIQ THE JUNIORS TRIED IT AGAIN, THIS TIME IT WAS A PARTY AT THE SCHOOL HOU8Eo AGAIN BAD LUCK OOGGED THE FOOTSYEPS OF THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASSO THE SKIES OPENED, AND THERE WAS QUITE A SPRINKLE, JUST A8 THE FEW WHO WERE THERE WERE PREPARING TO GO HOMEQTHOSE WHO HAD BEEN STUCK IN THE HUD fso THEY SAIDI ARRIVED T0 SAVE THE PARTY, THE GAMES WHICH HAD BEEN PREPARED BY MARJORIE Bnovn WERE ENJOYEDo REFRESHMENT8 OF SANDWICHES AND PUNCH WERE SERVED IT IS SAID THAT SOME SAW THE OLD YEAR OUT AFTER THE PARTY. THE JUNIOIS FINALLY SUCCEEDED IN FINDING A GOOD PICNIC GROUND, A PRETTY NIGHT, AND A LARGE GROUP OF PICNICKERS ON FRIDAY NIGHT, APRIL 4 THE PLACE WAS THE NOCOHA CITY PARK, THE NIGHT WAS A UOONLIT ONE, AND THE GROUP INCLUDED TOO UANY TO NAME HEREo AFTER PLAYING ON THE AMUSEUENT DEVICES IN THE PARK, THE GROUP ATE A PICNIC LUNCH AND DISBANDED THE JUNIORS ARE LOOKING FORWARD TO THE TWO REMAIN- ING ACTIVITIES FOR THIS YEAR, MR, HASS, THEIR ROOM PARENTS, MRQ AND MRSQ T. B. PRICE, 0 lHO'S IHO IN THE JUNIOR CLASS MARJORIE BROWN IS SEVENTEEN YEARS OF AGE, FIVE FEET AND FOUR INCHES TALL: AND WEIGHS ONE HUNDRED AND TVENTY POUNDSo SHE IS Al ATTRACTIVE BRUNETTE WITH BROIN EYES SHE IS JOLLY9 ENTHUSIASTlCg AND ENTERS HEARTILY INTO THE ACTIVITIES OF THE SCHOOL SHE IS POPULAR AMONT THE STUDENTS OF THE SCHOOL MARJORIE IAS VICE PRESIDENTG' HER CLASS DURING HERFRESI-I IAN VSKR OF HIGH SCHOOL SHE IS NOD EDITOR OF THE SCHOOL PAPER9 IHE BARKQ FOR THE PAST TWO YEARSp SHE HAS PLAYED ON THE VOLLEY BALL TEAM MARJORIE IS ONE OF THE TOP RANKING STUDENTS OF HER CLASS SCHOLASTICALLY SPEAKING AFTER HER GRADUATION SHE PLANS FIELD sua wssues TO unaon Sus ooas Know, uovevzn, THAT sua WANTS TO Fino Tue 'cuz Ano onLv' AFTER cnnounvson Ano unxs A nous or HER own JOE LEA YARBRO IS SEVENTEEN YEARS OF AGE AND IS FIVE FEET AND EIGHT INCHES TALLo HE TIPS THE SCALES AT DIE HUNDRED AND TVENTY SEVEN POUNDS HE HAS BROWN HAIR AND BLUE EYES JOE SEEMS TO BE THE AVERAGE STUDENT IN HIS STUDIES9 BUT HIS WINNING PERSONALITY MORE THAN OFF SETS THISo THIS ACCOUNTS FOR HIS POPULARITY WITH THE STUDENTS AND TEACHERS HE WAS CLASS PRESIDENT DURING HIS SOPHOMORE AND JUNIOR YEARS THAT HE IS ATHLETIOALLY INOLINED IS EVIDENCED RV THE FACT THAT HE HAS PLAYED BOTH FOOTBALL AND BASKETHAU. SINOE HE HAS ENTERED HIGH SCHOOL IT IS QUITE PRODADLE THAT HE WILL SEE MUCH SERVICE IN THE STARTING LINE UP NEXT YEARo JOE LEA STATES THAT HIS PLANS FOR THE FUTURE D0 NOT INCLUDE A COLLEGE EDUCATlONo AFTER HIS GRA UATION NEXT YEAR, HE WANTS TO GET A JOB IITH AN OIL GOUPANY IN WHICH THERE IS AN OPPORTUNITY FOR ADVANCEMENTo HE HOPES T0 SOME DAY BE PRESIDENT OF AN OIL CUUPANY9 AND HE DOES NOT IANT TO LIVE ALONE ON THAT SALARYU T0 ATTEND To SQ Co No AT OENTONQ SHE IS NOT SURE IN WHICH TA ' Q Dx 40 Q We qt, '78 fd VFRNA RUTH BUCK LIIDAL ROSE AGKVQ RICH CV STFH TAMFSGN 'U'PWf LOU LQVFTT TUT1O? B GLEV LRIS NJLCOX DQHOTPY CHVV5UAv ?ORA ELLEN CUINN TCH' UFZMAN C OQGIA H LULTS MAN ZFLLE MCCLLNNEIN LUELIA KOPVH JQLDON McLAUGhLlN lPEZ PD AHDS uLLLlS vADh ?E'GY LCP SKINNER HEBA JOYCE JACKSON HOY MOLSBHR OLETA BELLAH BESHHMHQHS THE SOPHOMORE CLASS ENTERTAI MENTS THE Sornonones ENJOYEU A PARTY FRIDAY NIGHTQ OCTOBER ll AT THE SCHOOL Houseo MANY INTERESTING GAMES WERE enaoveo sv ALL0 THEN nernesnueuvs or cooxles Ano Puncn WERE senveo TO THE FOLLOWING CLASS sponson MRO AND Misa USELTON, M AND Mas. CLARDnMR PULTSQ MRA Ano Mase McGulnE, Mas Gussle YARBROQ ZoHA ELLEN Quinn, MAvzELL MGCLENNEN. REBA Jovce JAcxsoN, BILLUE LOUISE BRANDORn Inez EolAnos. LETHA MARIE 'ATKlHSp IRIS 'lLCOX, DOROTHY CRENSHAI, GEoaclA RUTH PULTS, DOROTHY Tovnsenop BETTY JEAN HARALSONQ MAnclLLE LAnxlu, MAURINE LAMKINT Peoov Lou Sxlnnenv Jonnnle Lou LOVETTn MARY DELLA YARBR09 RUTH LOVETT, ONALENE STEDUHQ luooene Gooocnon, Jonson BEGLEYQ LINDALL ROSEQ Leon HEATONg WILLIS WADE, CHESTER JAMESON, WELDON MCLAUGHLINQ Rov MoLssEE, EARL DEAN TATE9 HAROLD HOWARDD Dewev Mevensp JoHN UTZUANQ Ano J D 0'NEAL THE sopnouone cALss EHJOYED A PARTY ON FRIDAY NIGHTQ FEBRUARY I4, AT THE SCHOOL House AFTER uAnv INTERESTING GAMES, sucn AS svannsnc THE PAN Ano Knocxnnc Fon LOVEa lens PLAYED, DELICIGUS REFRESHMENTS or LElONADEg cookies MOLSBEE, BABE LAMKIN, DAvls UHITEHEADQ Inez EDWARDS, JOHN UTznAN. Acnes Rlcn. CELESTINE SHELToN. JOHNNIE Lou LOVETTs Jonnnv DAUson, Leon HEATON, Peccv HAnxlns, HousTon LOVETTp VERNA RUTH Bucx, DOYLE WADE MGCLENNENQ MAYZELLE MOCLEHNENQ RUTH LOVETTg WILLIS WADE, ZOHA ELLEN Qulnnp J W less, UELDOB UOLAUGHLIH9 CHESTER JAUESON9 DEIEY Mevensp BILLIE TEAGUEf JEAN MEEKlHSg KATE HANcocx9 JOANIA Denlson, G L SMITH, HELEN SMITH, DALE HEATOIQ BlLLnE Louise BnAnooN, Mao Ano Musa USELTON9 Mase EDIARDSQ Ano Mas JAHESOI THE HAsTen or ceneuouaeso WILLIS WAOEn PRESENTED THE noon UOTHKRSD Mase EDWARDS Ano Mnso JAUESONQ IITH HAIDKERCHIEF snoleno THIS 'AS cuven av THE cLAss an Honon Ano APPRECIATION ron THEIR HELP Ano xnnnness THE OCCASION WAS QUITE LIVELYQ Evenvone REPORTED A GOOD TIME 3 R. 0 0 o o Q AND RED HOTS 'ERE SERVED T0 THE FOLLOIIUC PEOPLEf ROY 0 0 o o g A - A o WhO'S WHO 'N THE SOPHOMLRE CLASS JOHNAIE Lou IOVET' EYES E FIvE FE T UNE HUNDRED FIVE POUNDS OF HER PERSONAL TRAITSI LINESSA NDDESTYI STUDIDU AcHIEvEHENTS ARE THE VOLLEYBALL TEAM FOR T0 MAKE THE TEAM HER TWO S A ATTRACV VE BLUHI VITP QLUE SIX INCHES TALL AND WEIGHS ABOUT Ia FIETEEN YEARS OF AG THE MOST ouTSTANDING ARE FRIEND SNESS, AND COURTESV HER ATHLETIC S FAR AS SHE HAS GONE SHE WAS ON THE PAST TWO VEARS SHE HDPES REMAINING YEARS SHE ALSO HOPES T0 BE ON THE BASEBALL TEAM THIS YEAR JOHNNIE LOU SERVED AS PRESIDENT OF THE FRESHNAN CLASS PRESIDENT DICTORIAN SHE HOPES FROM HIGH KE TRAINING 'EAUING SITIDN T T E HE D SEEMS TO INDICATE THAT SHE So HATS OFF TO JOHNNIE SCHOOL TWO YEARS OF THE SOPHOHORE CLASS SHE WAS CHOSEN VALE WHEN SHE CRADUATED FROM THE SEVENTH GRADE, AND TO RED T THAT ACHIEVEMENT WHEN SHEGRADUATES HENCE THEN SHE INTENDS TO A SECRETARIAL POSITION HER HER CLASS, WITH AN A MERAGE, WIL' ATTAIN HER ASPIRATIDNS Lou, THE FAVORITE OF ouR CLASS IILLIS WADE A HANDSOME LAD WITH SANDY BROWN HAIR AND AND IHE ARE LIGHT BLUE EYES IS FIVE FEET AND ELEvEN INCHES TALL wEIGHS 3 PDUNDS HE wAS BORN DERENISER 20 I 4 DSEDIENGE PLEASANTNESS, AND SENSE OF HUMOR oF WILLIS APPRECI TED av TEACHERS AND STUDENTS ALIKE LIS H S BEE UITE SUCCESSFUL IN HIS ATHLETIC ACHIEVCMENTS HIS TWO YEARS IN HIGH SCHOOL HE LETTERED IN BASKETBALL LAS YEAR AND SEEMS TO HAVE EARNED ANOTHER THIS YEARS HE HAS PLAYED ON THE BASEBALL TEAM FOR THE PAST THREE YEARS LAST YEAR HE WON SECOND PLACE IN THE DISCUS THROW WILLIS HAS THF AMBITION TO BE AT LEAST SALUTATORIAN WHEN HE FINISHES HIGH ScHooL AVIATION IS THE OCCUPATION H DESIRES TO ENTER N ST WHEN HE HAS FINISHED Amonc HIS FAVORITE SPORTS AND HOBBIESIARE FOUND HUNTING,FISHING, SWIMMING, AND READING S FAVORITE FOOD IS ICE DRE u AND CAKE HIS FAVORITE SUBJECT IS ENGIISH, AND HIS FAv DRITE TEACHER IS MRS. USELTDN. LLIS RANNS THIRD N HIS CLA . HE IS FOUNDTU BE A FAVORITE WITH THE sovs AND GIRLS ALIKE. . , , A A , ,, , . .-: 3 Lff'f L L L I L,, ELA i,,., , , ,L,i--, ' - L ,s IS N 'I 2, 1 .. L- . SH :S ' E I ' 'G'. SHE ' .IT I E. sooo A I AT VALLEY VIEW LAST YEAR. SHE IS NOW SERVING AS VICE' TA G - , f TO . P0 A H 'A OF V L 2 IF2 , v N 92 . NIL . AL -N Q ' I E o ' ' . . HI A WI I SS P ,W THE FRESHMAN CLASS ENTERTAINMENTS THE FRESHUAN CLASSHAD TIO PARTIES AT THE SCHOOL HOUSEa THE FIRST WAS DURING THE FIRST SIX WEEKS AND COOKIES WERE SERVED On THURSDAY NIGHT, FEBRUARY IS, THE FRESHUAN CLASS HAD A VALENTDNE PNRTY AT THE SCHOOL House Tue MAJORITY or rua cLAss Ano A Nuuaea or cussrs vans Pnasenv MANY uursnrsvanc cAMss wane PLAYED, Auouc wnncn vane A aovs' VOLLEY BALL cAns Ano A GIRLS' BASKETBALL GAME Rsrassuuenvs or Pluznro cases: sANow4cnEs, cocoA, Ano ,POTATO cusps 'ERE ssnvzo THE FRESHMAN CLASS HAS PLANNED T0 HAVE ITS LAST SOCIAL NEAR THE END OF SUHOOL TERMQ MANY lNTEREsTsNc GAMES WERE PLAYED. Puncn 1 NHO'S NHC IN TI-IE FRESIMAN CLASS IMOGENE GOODGION IS FIFTEEN YEARS OF AGEp FIVE FEET FOUR INCHES IN HEIGHT9 AND WEIGHS ONE HUNDRED TWENTY FOUR POUNDS SHE HAS REDDITH BLOND HAIR AND BROWN EYES IMOGENE HAS PROVED A FAVORITE AMONG THE STUDENT BODY BECAUSE OF HER FRIENDLY NATURE: HER ENTHUSIASU FOR SPORTS, AND HER SUNNY DISPOSITION IMOGENE IS THE PRESIDENT OF THE FRESHMAN CLASS SHE WAS SELECTED QUEEN OF THE ANNUAL HALLOWEIEN CARNIVALQ SHE TAKES AN ACTIVE INTEREST IN VOLLEY BALL AND IS ON THE MAIN TEAM THIS YEARo IMOGENE PLANS TO ATTEND THE UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON ANU BILLY TEAGUE IS THIRTEEN YEARS OF AGE, FIVE FEET SI! INCHES IN HEIGHT, WEIGHS ONE HUNDRED FORTY POUNDS, HAS LIGHT BROWN HAIR, AND BLUE EYES HAS A SUNNY D SPOSITION, U N SM LEg AND A CHEERFUL WORD FOR EVERYONE As A JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT, BILLY TOOK AN ACTIVE PART IN THE INTERSCHOLASTIC LEAGUE WORKQ As A FRESHMAN HE WAS AWARDED THE HONOR OF BEING THE ESCORT OF THE OARNI vm. QUEEN BILLY RANKS SECOND IN HIS CLASS IN SGHOLASTIC WORK, AND HE HOPES TO ATTEND 'EST HNNT AFTER HEFINISHES HIGH SCHOOL HIS AMBITION IS TO BE AN AERONAUTICAL ENGINEER O U' 0 STUDY ORAMATICS T0 BE AN ACTRESSU HE 9 I A I NING I Q SX xx S X N SX X X funn nl nrlglnal rtrhing nf Errrurg Iiimgrb fi-lvnarnnrr nf Ihr Ginhs -ALF ...Jw ... LVLA rg .. L... 1 ,. .., 4. .-n4JA.Jl A4x4.4 -, rv J J U.p....xiv4-I Al'XAn F1 C U4 I'x.'L-u .L . .,..A...., '71 -ASAMA LILLL ...x . AAA.: ... ' il-v 5. J. L.. .J ...fu Alu .n..-.. .MD . 1 v JA..L.. IXLL .J A .Lu LU .uv w-X' A D on Q ,w . .. .V 4311... M ...L.J.. LA.. ...nv ..- Mu. Lu.-- , Lv .. .,. J 94.4K ...A4A... IL ..s.s Q OAC .LAL vh.. ,.T, : 1 . 1' g V ,y - Q-L v I 'x ', ,, Y? r 1 f H- ' .,.. ' 1, A ' f ' ' -' vi 4 'f' . UI. C . , . , P., .A . f-5 V- 'qi - -w , -Q n- A L M , ' 1' :Li , 5- TQ., lr, , ,,..A ,.,4--H..- ..- Ll ...A , 1. V, , ,, ,.Y ,, . .. 1 , . .. .2 7 .W-'C 1,54 l.,-, 'COA SL., 1,0 ' .L x.' 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T0 WORK WITH THE LARGE NUMBER or sovs :Ro REPORTED Fon WORKOUT AT THE END or THE SEA SON, THE FOLLOWING aovs RERE STILL ON THE SQUAD J I WEBB, G L SMITH, NORVIL CuNNINcNAN. JoE LEA YARBROI DALE HEAToN, LEON HEATON9 WILLIS WAUE, EARL DEAN TATE, HAROLD HOWARD, DAVIS WNITENEADI AND J D O'N AL THE SEASON'S RESULTS MONTAGUE BQRITAQ FORESTBURG BoNITA . SUNSETQ SPANISH FORTQ FORESTBURCo SUNSET .oo . BON'TAoo SPANISH FoRT STONEBURG QQQI NOCONA FORESTBURC NOCONA DENTON 8ELLtVUEooo DENTON TEACHERS HIGH SOHOOLO . PRAIRIE PRAIRIE PRAIRIE PRAIRIE PRAIRIE PRAIRIE PRAIRIE PRAIRIE PRAIRIE PRAIRIE PRAIRIE PRAIRIE PRAIRIE PRAIRIE PRAIRIE PRAIRIE PRAIRIE VALLEY VALLEY VALLEY VALLEY VALLEY VALLEY VALLEYQ VALLEY VALLEYE VALLEY VALLEY VALLEYQ VALLEY VALLEYQ VALLEY VALLEY VALLEY 3 27 I . E . IOO 0o'I5 O.. QQUO 00 IOC 29 o..Q. 21 ... 2l 0 o.....c I7 , .H 2l U00 QOCQO 5 'lc no .oo 20 STONEBURcnoaooo I8 PRAIRIE vALLEY..o 34 32 .. 30 0 0 DO 4 900 ooooooo -- 00 ,., 48 ... I4 0 o ooo 2 oooono oo 4- oo noooo 33 vvv 32 .,. 24 .., 27 .... .. 37 oo- 22 52 09 009 ouR YOLLEYBALL TEAIII AT THE FIRST or THE YEAR ABOUT TMIRTY GIRLS BECAN WORK OUT Fon VOLLEYBALLD IN TWO on THREE WEEKS SOME HAD IM PROVED AND WERE SHOWING ABOUT THE SAME ABILITY AS THE REST AFTER ABOUT A MOHTH'S PRACTICE THE COACHD MRSD SHULT5a 'AS ABLE T0 DECIOE WHO THE EDURTEEN BEST GIRLS NEREQ Asour TWO WEEKS LATER SHE HAD DECIDED THAT THE TWELVE BEST GIRLS THAT SHOULD GET SUITS WERE DOROTHY CRENSHAWQCHLOE GRIFFITHQ HELEN SMITH, RUIH LOVETTp WYNEMA MARTIN9 MARGARET PULTSQ SYBLE BRDWN, JEAN MEEKlNSg GEORGIA PULTS9 AND BETTY HARALSON As THE sEAsoN PASSED ON, SOME OF THESE BEOAME INELIGI BLE AND OTHERS UOVEDQ AT THE END or THE SEASON9 THE FOLLOWING IIIERE IN LINE FUR JACKETS DOROTHY CREMSIIAW, MARGARET PULTSp MARJDRIE BRDWN9 HELEN SMITH, IMOCENE GOODGIONg RUTH LOVETTQ JDANNA DENISONQ JEAN MEEKINS9 WYNAMA MARTlNn GEORGIA PULTSQ JOHNNIE Lou LOVETT9 AND THEIR coAcH, MRS SHULTSQ THE GIRLS ALL WORKED HARD AND ALTHOUGH THEY DID NOT YIM ALL OF THEIR GAMESD THEY FELT THAT THE SEASON VAS 'ELL SPENT THEY HOPE T0 WIN MORE GAMES NEXT YEARo THE TEAM WILL LDSE ONLY ONE PLAYER THROUGH GRADUATION, AND IT WILL GAIN MUCH AFTER THE GOOD PRACTICE THEY HAVE HAD THIS YEAR, cooo MATERIAL Fnom THIS YEAR'S sEvENTH GRADE INTEQSCHOLASTIC LEAGUE VOLLEYBALL SCORES TEAM PLAYED DATE Ji rEJULTS NOVEMBER NOVEMBER UEQEUBEII DEDEIADER UEGEIBER DEGEKER JANUARY JANUARY JANUARY JANUARY MONTAGUE LTOURN AMENT, FEBRUA RY 7 MoNTAcuE FORESTBURG BONITA SUNSET SPANISH FORT STONEBURC FORESTBURC SUNSET BONITA STDNEBURQ 'ON LosT lon LosT Losv LOST LosT LosT LosT LosT Won 29 30 7 I I 22 3 4 I2 I8 .FN ,L V'J fly: 5 6 -koi A 'W-T 5 ,,x As Q ki 7 1- 11 Y' Jin , kwa 4 I H r I 4 a N 1 if 1-.:' '-Y 1 . Q 1.f..,, .J N . f f 35 - L' rx! : 4 OUR TRACK TEAM WHEN THE TRACK SEASON DPENED, THERE WERE TEN sovs ENTERED IN SEN R TRACK AFTER THE ELIMINATIONS WERE MADE THERE WERE SEVEN sovs LEFT TO REPRFSENT THE SCHOOL IN THE INTER SCHOLASTIC LEAGUE MEET THESE eovs WON THE FOLLOWING PLACES 0'NEAL FIRST IN l00 YARD DASH, FIRST IN 220 YARD DASHQ AND FIRST IN 200 YARD LOW HURDLES Pov MOLSBEE sEcoND IN 100 YARD DASHQSECOND IN 220 YARD DASH, FIRST IN BROAD Jump, AHD SECOND IN 440 YARD DASH IILLIS WADE FIRST IN SHOT PUTg FIRQT IN 440 YARD RUN9 THIRD IN 200 YARD LOW HURDLE S, AND THIRD IN DISCUS THROW HURDLE39 AND SECOND IN LO' HURDLES DEXTER MCGAUOHY FIRST IR 880 YARD RUN, THIRD IN HIGH HURDLES, FOURTH IN IO0 YARD DASH DALE HEATDN FIRST IN H H MP9 OND IN H HURDLES W WEBB FIRST IN one MILE Run CARL JONES WAS ILL AT THE TIME or THE MEET THAT THE PRAIRIE VALLEY TRACK TEAU IAS FAR THE BEST IH ITS DIVISION IS EVIDENCED BY THE FACT THAT IT CAPTURED EIGHTY OUT OF A POSSIBLE OHE HUNDRED AND ELEVEN POINTS THE SCHOOL IS JUSTLY PROUD OF THE SHOIING THAT THESE BOYS MADE AT THE MEET, AND IT WISHES T0 CONGRATULATE BOTH THE BOYS AND THEIR COACHQ MR USELTON ID I Jo D. . -- GQ LQ SMITH--FIRST IN POLE VAULT9 FIRST IN HIGH -- IG Ju SEC IGH Jo D 0 0 O f'N E S T A A SUMMARY OF THE RESULTS OF THE ATHLETICS AT PRAIRIE VALLEY THIS YEAR SHOUS THAT THE SCHOOL HAS N0 CAUSE WHATEVER TO HANG ITS HEAD IN SHARE OF THE EVENTS IN WHICH PLAYED WITH A SPORTSMANSHIP THE GAMES, OF COURSE, 'ERE A DETERMINATION TO D0 BETTER SHAME THE TEAMS won A FAIR THEY ENTERED THE GAMES were THAT UAS l0RTHlHILEo Sous or LOSTg sur THEY vans LOST warn NEXT YEAR IT S A DIFFICULT TASK TO POINT OUT INDIVIDUAL CONTES TANTS AND SAY THAT THEY WERE MORE VALUABLE TO THE TEAM THAN 'ERE 0THERSo IT TOOK ALL OF THE PLAYERS PLAYING T0 GETHER T0 DO THE JOB YET, THE FANS ARE GENERALLY AGREED THAT THE FOLLOWING GAVE A LITTLE MORE T0 THE SUCCESSOF THE TEAM THAN THE OTHER PLAYERS BASKETBALL G L SMITH AND J W Ines vane cnossu AS THE Mosv VALUABLE PLAYERS ON THE BASKETBALL TEAMQ S SENIOR, HAS LETERED FOUR YEARSy AND HAS BEEN AMONG THE HIGH POINT MBIOF HIS TEAM EACH YEAR THIS YEAR HE PLAYED FORWARD DN THE TEAMQ ' IS ALSO A SEN HE 'AS CAPTAIN OF THE TEAM AND STARRED IN MANY DF THE GAMES THIS UA HIS FOURTH YEAR OF BASKETBALLo VOLLEYBALL RUTH LOVETT AND MARJDRIE Bnowu nscslvso THE nonon or sense SELECTED THE MOST VALUABLE PLAYERS on THE voLLsvsALL TEAMQ RUTH IS A ssuuon AND HAS Lsvvcneo roua YEARSQ HE IAS A SET uv on THE TEAM THIS YEARo MARJORIE as A Jonson Sus WA: A spans: on THE TEAM TRACK IT VAS AN IMPOSSIBLE TASK T0 LIMIT THE STAR CONTESTAITS un TRACK TD Tl0o Tuzneroaap THREE wane cnosel Tues: vans J. 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'B f1.?,,v5i Ltr ,iw Mm F 4 ,Q , as E -S14 ,A Wmpip-fn MQQW 'Ol if his F sp 571 Ay GENERAL ACTIVITIES FCRTY TWO TOURNAMENT THE ATHLETIC TEAUS SPONSORED A FORTY TUO TOURNA MENT IN THE GYMNASIUU EARLY IN THE YEAR THE STUDENTS OF THE SCHOOL SOLD TICKETS AT TIENTY FIVE CENTS EACH THERE WAS A C000 CROWD THAT ATTENDEDg AND EVERYONE HAD A COOD TIHE WHEN THE TOURNAMENT IAS OVER: IT WAS FOUND THAT MR CLAYTON MENASCO AND CLARENCE HEATON HAD TIEDFOR FIRST PRIZE A HOT DOMINOE GAME ENSUED TO DETERUINE THE WINNER MR MENASCO FINALLY EUERCED VICTORIOUS AND T000 THE BOX OF DOUINOES, WHICH IAS THE PROFERRED PRIZE EVEN THOUGH EVERYONE DID NOT VIN, THEY 'ERE GLAD T0 HAVE ATTENDED9 FOR CAKE AND COFFEE CAME AS REFRESH UENTS HALLOlE'EN CARNIVAL ON THE Evenlmc or OCTOBER BI THE PuAlRls VALLEY ScHooL ins A scene or uucn n:vsLav AS THE STUDENTS Ano PATRONS TOOK PART an TH ANNUAL HALLOlE'EN CARNIVAL, wnlcn WAS spowsonen av THE PARENT Tsncusa ASSOCIATI on A UINSTREL snow, A Puppzv snow, Ano vauuous OTHER ENTERTAINMENT BOOTHS cunuuso THE Arvznruon or THE nonsv cnolo Tue cnsunx or THE svcnnnc cAus wusu THE cAnnlvAL Quzeup luocens Gooocvon, vns ssconvso TO usa THRONE sv BILLY Teacuso FoLLovunc THE cnovusuc or Queen lnocsns av Pnlnce BILLY cAue THE novAL Pao czsslou IN IT wane Pecev Lou Sulnnsn sscoarso sv LEON HEATONQJOANNA Denison ssco RTED av JOE LEA Yurasov --1.-1 .1--1-.1-.1 - - - o - 0 O 0 0 n o o .. o ---.------..- 9 Q - o o .- o HALLowE'EN CARNIVAL tcomuusom RUTH BEGLEY ESCORTED ev DAVIS WHITEHEADQ Ano LETTY Jo MARTUN Esconvso av BULLY Jos HANcocx ALL HIGH SCHOOL PARTY Ou Fncoav NlGHTg Novsusea IS, THE Haan scuooL sruoznrs uso A PARTY un THE CYUNASIUM Taz THEME, 'SCHOOL DAvs,'vAs CARRIED ou1 AS REGULAR scuooL nouns, wnrn canes Acconosnc T0 rue Lasson INTRA SCHOOL TRACK MEET IN YHICH SENCORS, JUNIORS, SOPHOMORESg AND FRESHNEN PARTICIPATEDQ AFTER SCHOOL HOURS THE PUPILS 'ERE SERVED SCHOOL LUNCHES AND HOT PUNCHQ A GOOU TIME 'AS REPORTED BY ALL THOSE PRESENTQ REU RIVER VALLEY BOYS Houonv Eveulnc, Noveuaen IS, THE RED Raven VALLEY Bovs Enom Ruono sTATloN K I F T9 UIOHITA FALLS, PRE SEITED A PnocnAu IN THE PRAIRIE VALLEY Auolvolluu THEY svznv Aaouv AN noun Ano FIFTEEN ulnuves IN run Ano uuslco THOSE FEATURED on THE PROGRAM WERE RED PENN Ano Has FIODLEQ BILL KENToN Ano was Accoanlnn, Ano Jonnnv JONES Ano EDDIE GDLL THEIR Peocnnu wms VERY sooo. IN THE AFTERNOON REGULAR CLASSES CAVE WAY TO AN CHRISTMAS PARTY OH THE AFTERNOON or DECEMBER 20, THE HIGH SCHOOL STUOEITS ASSEUBLED IN THE GYUNASIUI For THEII AHHUAL CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION. AN IMPRESSIVE PAGEANT, 'FoLLoI THE STAa,' 'AS PRESEITED sv A cnouv or THE STUDENTS FOLLOWING THIS CAME THE CHRISTMAS TREE TREATS Ano soon WISHES rnou THE FACULTY CONCLUOED THE PARTY CAKE WALK THERE 'As DIE cAxE IALK clvEH Il THE cvuHAsluu THIS YEAR TYERE WERE Two clncnss. AND TYO CAKESUBE elven EAcH TuuE. THE VALKERS VALKED AROUND THE CIRCLE T0 THE uusnc or A PIANO PRIZES 'ERE cuven T0 THE UBLIEST NAI Ann T0 THE PRETYIEST GlRLv UARJORIE Ann Bnolu von THE Pnnzs AS THE PRETTIEST cnnL Ano Us I E USELTONQ THE PRIZE A8 THE UCLIEST HAH. EVERY oHE SEEIEO T0 HAVE EHJovEo HIUSELFQ FURTY TWO TOURNAMENT THE SECOND ronrv TUO TOURNAMENT or THE YEAR ns HELD on THE EVENING or Fawn, llAacH 28 IT 'As SPONSORED BY THE GIRLS OF THE ATHLETIC CLUBo THE ADULTS cATHEREo IN THE HIGH SCHOOL cvuHAsluuf WHERE THEY EHJovEo AN EVENING or FoRTv TWO THERE 'ERE ALSO VARIOUS GAMES Fon THE CHILDREN PRUZES WERE GIVEN TO THE IINNEISQ REFHESHHEHTS WERE SERVED T0 THOSE PQESENT O I O -:cpm-n-.4-as-p-an - 0 0 5 9 0 Cl - -Q.----up-n-----p Q -A - 0 0 A 0 B L O THE PUBLICATIONS OF ANY SCHOOL TEND TO SHO! THE SPIRIT OF THE SCHO0Lo BY READING THE SCHOOL ITEMS IN THE NEUSPAPERg EACH PATRON OF THE SCHOOL IS ABLE TO KNO! SOMETHING OF WHAT IS HAPPENINC AT SCHOOL BY REFERRING TO THE SCHOOL ANNUAL' HE IS ABLE TO GET A BROAUSIDE VIEW OF THE ACCOUPLISHMEITS OF THE SCHOOL FOR THE YEARQ Tue BAHK AND THE KENNELD Tue SCHOOL PAPER AIO YEARSOOK RESPECTIVELY, HAVE ATTEUPTEO T0 oo runs ron PaArnlE VALLEY SCHOOL vars YEARD NEITHER or vu: STAPYS or THE vvo HAS ezsn ABLE vo AS UELL Horse TO oo Born ARE uopruc T0 no A server Joe uexv vsAn. Tue ueuasas or vue STAFFS TAKE ruvs oppon ruulvv TO THANK svznvons ron Tas convnaaufaons THAT nc HAS MADE TO vue success or vue wonno THE Pan SONNEL or vas STAFFS rms vcAn nncLuoso rue FOLLOIINC ASSISTANT Eolroa Svokvs Enlvon. Bova Sronrs EDITOR, GlnLs CLASS Rzponrens FRESHNAI CLASS Sopnouone CLASS Junnou CLASS Ssunoa CLASS Sponson JACK GRAY GLENN Lovzvv MARGARET PULTS PATSY MEEKINS GEORGIA PULTS MARION WRIGHT Jo D O'NEAL Mase McGusa: 3!-...LS5.IL-!2 AS IT THE BARK Eolvon 0 0 0 . . 0 . MAnJonlx Baown PUBLICATIONS fCoN'rInuEoJ THE KENNEL STAFF EDITOR IN-CHIEF ASSISTANT EDITOR Bussnsss MANAGER SECRETARY ART EDITORQ Bov ART EDITORD GIRL ACTIVITY IH CHIEF Bov EDlTOR1 EDITOR, EDlTORg CLASS EDITORS SENIOR CLASS JUNIOR CLASS Sopuomoaz CLASS FRESHMAN CLASS ATHLETIC ATHLETIC GIRL Sponsons J D 0'NEAL MARION WRIGHT Jos LEA YARBRO IVIS RUTH COLE DAVIS WHITEHEAD IuocEuE GOODCION WILLIS WADE GLENN LOYETT GEORGIA PULTS RUTH LOVETT KATNELINE HANCOCK GEORGIA PULT8 PATSY MEEKINS Mas MCGUIRE MR HAss ............ 0 c U n u L- n 0 0 U - 1 C I O C- LZ C I 3 C' .1 Q U J . L 1 0 YQ O ' I' - 0 G 0 O ACTIVITY EDITOR9 GIRL - , , - I Q LOELLA Ropes Bov . I 0 O ' 0 0 . 0 . 0 fx 5-xx Let . Cxa , L ex J. 8 ly? C I xr Lx L .LLQ .L r 1 ef' Y uni In J. 4-9- 61 -, -n+- pw .AIX .L .L.Lx r..f A., -.24 .1 v v ilu 7 .L 3 1 .L .L I v C,.L.a. Y fX iY F' 1' 1' C W ' ' ' ' 71 'Vi . 'L- ,. ,. Q ., . . . . . , .. .. -, ., . ... ,- .. , .. , :I M ., 1- X 4 - I 1 1 A ... 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