Quanah High School - Quahi Yearbook (Quanah, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1947 volume:

ps. W 1 . x ' 'X W A MTW W C MZ? TI-IE CHIEF GF fx f' A! 1 X.--as x 1-'N 553' xi MISS BURLESON lvuba wnx ,x I-1 fl' DEDICATIO BECAUSE they have guided us through this, our most important year, because they, time and again, have demonstrated understanding devotion, and because they have shown infinite patience with us, We, the Seniors of 1947, affectionately dedicate this edition of THE CHIEF to our class sponsors, Miss Rita Burleson and Miss Helen Wey. Faculty B. A. Texas University BA. i if'oiM' V Trinity Universit' , Wygpqahdxfhie Freshma5A1vSpo,nsdr ,JA L, Mathematicsf 7 , J L.-1' ff . 1 f , ,,..f , 1 ff . MISS PATRICIA BOTTOMS B. S., N T. S. C. Sub-Freshman Sponsor Social Studies, Language Arts. MISS WANDA BRANDON Secretary MISS RITA BURLESON B. A., Trinity University, San Antonio. Senior Sponsor Dean of Girls Spanish and American History O. K. EDMONDSON N. T. S. C. Sophomore Sponsor Assistant Coach Mathematics MISS MARILYN GULLEY B. A., A. T. C., Arkansas Junior Sponsor English MISS POLLY HANCOCK B. S., N. T. S. C. Sophomore Sponsor Science MISS FRANCES LEE HARRIS B. M. E., O. C. W. Sub-Freshman Sponsor Music MRS. ALICE LACY B. A.. A. C. C. Freshman Sponsor Mathematics MISS KATHERINE MARSHALL B. J., Texas University Junior Sponsor Speech, English and Journalism MISS BETTY MOORE B. S.. N. T. S. C. Junior Sponsor Home Economics MRS. L. W. MORRIS N. T. S. C. Sophomore Sponsor Library MRS. MARY MOSELEY B. S., N. T. S. C. Junior Sponsor Home Economics MISS PAT PEARSON B. A., T. C. U. Freshman Sponsor English MISS ELLABELLE RADFORD B. S., Lady of the Lake, San Antonio Sophomore Sponsor Mathematics and Science MRS. MARIE SWINDELL N. T. S. C. Sub-Freshman Sponsor Reading. Geography anti Health. MISS SARA TADLOCK Hardin-Simmons University Freshman Sponsor Commercial Department Senior Sponsor U History and Civics sfwhw STAFF UF THE CHIEF sv. , ' 1: X Editor ......,............,A... Assistant Editor ..v,.,... Business Manager .....,... Feature Editor ..,...Y Snapshot Editors. Sports Editor .oi....,. Senior Editor i.....,.. .........,,i, Junior Editor ...,,,r,. Sophomore Editor ,....,, Freshman Editor i...........,. Sub-Freshman Editoi ',,. .,.,, .C rles Norman Celeste McAdams Cleva Owen Trent Collins John Quisenberry Barbara Wells Joan Yarborough Delrea Cain Earl Vestal Cleva Owen Jean Ketchersid John Ball Corarnae Archibald Leta Preston Texas Lacy Mar 'e Fincher marie all Helen Joiner Jo Ann Stine Mary Anne Marlin Genevieve Taylor Peggy Johnston Carman Bishop Kay McLean 1EDU1EDIm1 mm'mmlmIEEEDlE S niors CLASS COLORS: Red and White. CLASS MOTTO: In Ourselves, Our Future Lies. CLASS OFFICERS: Wayne Johnson .........,..,,...... President .17 ot -'IH Presi- .4QaJ9 Club dent U Kifmf ' I I Re ilay. Wi 1 stay. Hc Squad '44-'1 Vice- Pres 46-'47. For a gal 'thats on 'the beam That is always Howardene. Pres. Home Room '42-'43-'44g Drama- tics Club '42-'43, '45-'46g Etiquette Club '43-'44g Vice-Pres. Home Room '45-'46g Volley Ball '42-'433 Tennis '42-'-135 Music Club '40-'473 Treasure '43-'443 Sec, '46- '47g Flower Motto Committee '45-'46g Senior Ring Com. '45-'46g Decoration Com. Jr.-Sr. Banquet '45-463 Sec. Senior Class '46-'47g Feature Editor Pow Wow '46-'47g Feature Editor Annual '471 Dec- oration Committee Football Banquet '46-'47g Choral Club '46-47g Senior Play '47. Pow Wow reporter '46-'47. HBUTTERBALL' BALL Roll Ball , roll on, Your long. Home Room Pres. '45-'46g Annual Staff '46-473 Business Mgr. Pow Wow '46-'473 F. F. .A. Jr.. Reporter '42-'43g Jr. Chapter Conducting '42-'433 Sr. Chapter Conducting '43-'44. here will be remembered ROBBIE BRANDON Her beautiful eyes and sunny smile Will carry .hor inanv n rule. Volley Ball '43-'44-'45-'46. 'fmi+Km,z2 W A 559' Q fine 95 2 if 42? ,f A. . If ,.,. ' . , ,FW .1 ::- 1,2 ,. .... ' .,...,, ' u a., - V a 'S' f- :'Z.',,j-11 I .. ,f .Q W' , 4 -gf ..., -1' Q., Eff A ' ,. ' z 'E '- . . Wiw bfi MAJ .aughten I Ove and Song, On these P. B. never goes wrong. Tennis '42-'43, '44-'451 Football '45-i46- '47g Science Club '43-'44g Etiquette Club '44-'45g Letter Club '45-'46g Choral Club '46-'47g Home Room Vice-Pres. '45-'46: CECIL BECK BECKNELL Beck's 'the kind of guy With a pereonality xhat will never die. F. A. '43-463 Sr, Chapter Conduct- ing '45-'46g F. F. A. Basketball '45-'46: Boys' Home EC. '44-'453 Home Room Sec. '45-'46g Letter Club '46-'47. Reporter BM.-- ------a L , . I' t'BUCK A good guy. THAT 'fio one can deny, Pow Wow Staff '46-'47. 47, For a guy as crazy as can be, None can beat Billy B. Football' '44-'45-'461 Tennis '44-'45-'46g Vice-Pres. Jr. Class '45-'46g Vice-Pres. Sr. Class '46-'47g Business Mgr. Annual '46-'47: Letter Club '44-'45: Science Club '43-'44g Choral Club '46-'473 Manager Football Team '43g Sr. Play '47. RUTH CARROLL Ruth is the kind of gal That will always have a pal. Homemaking Club '45-'46-'47. WANDA LOU COATS She's as cute as she is smart, With the kindest sort of .a heart. Spanish Club '43-'44g Hornemaking Club '44-'45-'46-'47: Secretary of High Junior Class '46g Pow Wow Staff. GARLAND CHESSHIR Garland, a great kicker is he, DELREA CAIN She walks in beauty like the night- Homemaking '43-'44-'453 Pep Squad '44g Dramatics Club V163 Decoration Com. Jr.-Sr. Banquet '455-'461 Adver- tising Manager Pow Wow Staff '47g An- nual Staff '46-'-475 Choral Club '47. WESLEY WOODSON CLAWSON BUTCH A happy housewife she will be When Old Maids we have grown to be. President Homemaking Club '46-'47: Jr. Play '46: Dramatics Club '45-'46g Decorating Com. Jr.-Sr. Banquet '46g Pow Wow Staff '46-'47. N x 4 Without him where would our team be? Science Club '41-'423 Football '44-'45, '45-'46: Basketball '44-'45-'46-'47g Basket- ball captain '45-'46: Staff Club '44-'45g Letter Club '45-'46g Civic League '45-'46g Jr. Play '45. 7. 5 .1 TRENT coLL1Ns His brains and manners never cease For him they only increase. Science Club '45-'46g Choral Club '46- '47g Annual Staff '46-'47g Post-Graduate '46-'47. ' ' N up x I JOAN CONLEY WEDGEHEAD She's cute and popular, that you know, She has a personality that will always g ow Dramatics Club '41-'42g Vice-Pres. Home Room '41-'42g Dramatic Club '42- '43g Treasurer and Secretary Dramatics Club '45-'46p Jr. Music Lover's Club '39- '47g Pow Wow Staff '46-'47g Annual Staff '46-'47g Treas. of Teen Canteen '46-'47g Civic League Representative '46- '47g Jr.-Sr. Banquet Decoration Com. '45-'46g Decoration Com. Football Ban- quet '46-'4'7g Jr. Play '46g Sr. Play '47g Accompanist Jr. Music Lover's Club '45- 'Zgg Song Leader '46-'47g Pep Leader ' -'4 . , . S Neither too young to be bashful Nor 'loo old to be careful. Jr. Play '46g Basketball '47g Pow Wow Staff '-16. JOE DUNCAN The mildest manner And the gentlest heart. A Veteran who came back to school 'Lo finish his last year. Home Room Choral Club '46- Annual Staff '47, . ALVIN LEROY ESTILL KILROY A Veteran whose courteousness and po- liteness have won him recognition 'through Q. H. S. halls. Vice-President of Class '41-'42g Sports '41-'43, '46-'473 Assistant Librarian '42- '43g Junior Play '43g Reporter on School Paper The Eagle g '44-'46 served in the Armed Forces: '46-'47 Choral Club. J U e JOYCE GRIFFIN X She's sweet as candy, vs- And really a dandy. Kblleyball '43-'44-'45g Volleyball Cap- tain '45. TRICE EPPS A Wonderful guy is our Trice, When he passed down 'Lhe hall you al- ways look twice. District Merchant '44-'45, F. F. A. Club '42,-'43-'44-'451 Letter Club '45-'46, Football '44-'45-'46g Jr. Play '-15. DELOIS DILLYy' HANNAH Cute, sweet, and smart- To top it off, a great big heart. Home Ec. Club '43-'44. 1 I ' . y uv ' x ' . i ' --.IJ I She's gay, Her may be heard Sec. of Home Room Club '43-'44, Etiquette Home Room '44- '463 Sec. Club '46- ALICE NOVA HAMBY Her willingness to work shows she's a gal Who'll never shirk. Home EC. Club '43-'44-'45-'46. ESSIE PAULA HARMON Her red hair and sweet smile Shine out all the while. Dramatics Club '43-'44g Homemaking Club '44-'45, Pep Squad and Drummer '44-'45g Class Program Chairman '44-'45g Music Club '46-'47g Pow Wow Staff '46- '47g Freshman Editor Annual Staff '46- '47g Sr. Play '47. years Yell Lead- Civic Pres. er '46- ROY KILROY KELLEY Roy! Roy! A very smart boy, To our high school he's brought joy. Science Club '44-'46p Civic League '45-'46, Home Room Pres. '45-'46g Home Room Vice-Pres. '46-'47g Annual Staff '45-'46g Annual Editor '46-'47g Sound Effects Sr. Play. Room Agric. Staff nual Pow WAYNE Athlete, scholar, gentleman, he We claim Wayne to be all three. Football '43-'44g Basketball '43-'47g Sec.-Treas. Jr. Class '45-'46g Pres. Sr. F. F. Club '46-'47. wit make a hit. Club '43g Letter '45-'46g 4-H Club 'l'l1rgL.lvlA LOIS JOHNSTON Happy as a lark, and free as the wind For her there will be many a friend. Dramatics Club '45-'46g Prompter of Sr. Play '47. Class '46-'47g Etiquette Club '44g Letter Club '43-'46g Track '43-'47g Tennis '43-'47. JEAN Pretty as a picture, Her face and figure are quite a mixture. President 4-H Club '43-'45, Sophomore Favorite '44-'45g Volley Ball '43-'46g Pres. Sophomore Class '42-'43p Pres. Freshman Class '43-'44g Homemaking Club '45-'463 Pow Wow Staff '46-'47. '43-'44- FARRIS LOVELESS The only way to shine is to be modest and unassuming. Home Ee. Club '44-'45'-'46-'47. Her 'lravels make to know, But even without them she'd still have a beau. F. H. A. '44-'46g 4-H '47. - KAY MCLEAN This cute girl would stop and argue with a mile post, But differences in opinion is what makes the world go round. Pres. Home Room '42-'433 Vice-Pres. '43-'441 Dramatics Club '42-'43, '45-'46g Etiquette Club '44-'45: Choral Club '46- '47g Jr. Music Lovers Club '39-'47g Jr. Flower Motto Com. '45-'46g Decoration Com. Jr.-Sr. Banquet '45-'46g Pow Wow Staff '46-'47g Annual Staff '46-'4'7g Sr. Play '47. ff' Q 'W 7 ,.,.. s ': ' ROGER MCMENAMY fl? MARY A QEQZIEIIEEYIEHORGAN Roger has ways with a pretty lass, W C W 15 3 friend indeed, THATS how he happened to pass. A Home EC, Club '45-'47, Football '42-'43-'44-'45-'46g Basketball '42-'47g Letter Club Pres. '45-'46g Pres. Sophomore Class '44-V453 Pres. Jr. Class '45-'46g Choral Club '-16g Pow Wow Staff '46 vs my as a dewdrop, Bright as a pearl, There's nothing like her in the world. Home Ee. Club '43-'45g Senior Ring Committee '46. J IMMIE MOORE Cheeks rosy as can be How can a boy be so pretty . Basketball '44-'45g Football '45-'46g Jr. Play '46g Tennis '45g Science Club. WARREN MURPHY Warren seems very meek, But ambition is one thing he'll never have to seek. 4-H Club '43-'44g Pow Wow Staff '46- '47. CHARLES NORMAN Sharp as a cracker, And twice as yummy. Science Club '43-'44g Spanish Club '44- '45p Football '46g Tennis '43-'443 Invita- tion Com. '46g Editor Pow Wow '46: Sports Editor Annual '46-'473 Student Representative Civic League '46: Music Club '46-'47g Decoration Com. '46: Sports Editor Pow Wow '47g Senior Play '47. , 1' Fair as a flower, We and look at her by the hour. Sec.-Treas. Home Room '43-'44g Sec.- Treas. Home Room '44-'45: Etiquette Club '44-'45g Vice-Pres. Home Room '45-'46g Program Com. Jr.-Sr. Banquet '45-'46g Drarnatics Club '45-'46: Sec.- Zlgigeasz. Home Room '46-'47g Music Club JAMES PICKLE -f If you have something to do. Ask Pickle-he'l1 do it for you 4-H Club '47g Vice-Pres. Freshman Class '42-435 Vice-Pres. 4-H Club '43 44 Pow Wow Staff '47. W J.f+frw, Q- rffkfffl PATSY PAS RESPESS makes music with her fingers, bs music with her eyes, X Hg disposgion iscas Sunrigf is thciaskies omema ing u ' -' 7: otary JOHN QUISENBERRY Sgub Sweetheart '46-'47g Basketball 41 FRANCES RED RITCI-llE When our school days we recall, We'1I see Red running through Q. H. S. 113115. 1 League Homemakmg Club '43-'46: Pep Squad Lovers Ig-'45g Sec.-Treas. Home Ec. Club '46- '46-'47g 5he'5 gained fame, 443 Drarnatics Club SELL-SELL C11-lb '43-'47: Civic Sell-Sell , the ladies' man, Pres. Jr. Music If he can't flirt with them-none can' Invitation Com. f Assistant Fire Chief '45-'46g Drama '46-'47g Jr. Play tics Club '43-'44g Science Club '46 47 Chairman Program Committee. .. Ji W Q .7 JO ANN STINE Stine is a curvacious, vivacious gal To top it off, she is everyone's pal. Pres. Home Room '42-'43g Dramatics Club '42-'46g Etiquette Club '44-'45g Choral Club '46-'47g Sec. Jr. Music Club '45-'46g Vice-Pres. Jr. Music Club '46- '47g Sr. Ring Com. '45g Jr.-Sr. Banquet Com. '45-'46g Jr. Play Com. '45g Jr. Play '46g Pow Wow Staff '46-'47: An- nual Staff '47g Invitation Com. '47g RUPERT DAN TERRY yliirwwl NOLAN TIDWELL Nolan is one swell guy, Even though he acts kinda shy. TERRIBLE Letter Club '45-463 Sec. Science Club And adept he was at social wiles '46-'47, To catch the wandering feminine smiles. Basketball '43-'47g Football '45-'47g Sr, Play '471 Choral Club '44-'45: President Choral Club '47g Sr. Play '47. Cheer Leader '46g Sr. Play '47. EARL VESTAL The best things always come in little packages. Science Club '44g Home Room Pres. '46-'47g Letter Club '45-'46g Jr. Play '46g Associate Editor Pow Wow '47g Sr. Ring Com. '46g Tennis '43-'44g Annual Staff '46-'47g Sr. Play '47. K ALMARIE WALL She's lovely, she's fair, There's none like her anywhere. Student Director Jr.-Sr. Plays '46-'47g Vice-Pres. Choral Class '46-'47g Student Civic League Representative '45-'46g Vice-Pres. Music Lover's Club '45-'46g Member '40-'47g D. A. R. Rep. '46-'47g Sec. Teen Canteen '46-'47g Pepsi-Cola Contest Entree '46-'47g Jr.-Sr. Banquet Decoration Com. '45-'46g Football Ban- quet Decoration Com. '45-'46-'47g Flow- er and Motto Com. '46-'47g Dramatics Club '41,-'42-'43-'44-'45-'46g Etiquette Club '43-'44g Annual Staff '47, ,Skill X V D v Xin! .Xxf REX CORKY WATKINS A football hero and sturdy friend he'll always be, To people like you and me. Football '44-'46g Basketball '44-'46g Letter Club '44-'45: Dramatics Club '45- '46g Sec. Home Room '45-'46g Choral Club '46-'47. '31 if ll ' x f if BARBARA WELLS How pretty her blushing wasg and how she blushed again. Dramatics Club '43-'44, '45-'46g Eti- quette Club '44-'45g Jr. Music Lovers Club '44-'47g Sec. Freshman Class '43-'44g Chairman Decoration Com. for Jr.-Sr. Banquet '45-'46g Chairman for Property Jr. Play '45-'46g Civic League Rep. '44- '45g Sec. Civic League '46-'47g Pep Lead- er '46-'47g Flower and Motto Com. '45- '46-'47g' Pow Wow Staff '46g Annual Staff '46-'47L Sr. Play '47. C' Cf' ' 4 L1 K.. r r X MURELL MULE WALL Quick with the mouth, quick with the gum, When you need what it takes Murell will give you some. QH Club '44-'45-'46-'4'7g Choral Club '47g Letter Club '45-'46g iln Mure11's own words we quote: My activities for this last four years have been wo- men. and carries '43-'44g F. '43-'44g F. '44-'45g F. Basket- Flow- , nance '42- '47: Play '46g pedes- ' -I A '- -z .... . Sec. of Dramatics Club 43-'44g Double H A DOC WHITE - Qrfxnah Hi h could never have gotten .. .. .... ., 'ilong 'his NOW Without H, A.'s jokes and good cheer. Star Thespian '-15: Football '44-'-153 Chor- al Club '46-'47. Wwe 5 at 3 A I, 96 .5 - L. O. WHITFIELD, JR. A football player is L. O. ing Mgr. He's a guy everyone should know. Wow '473 Football '44-'46g Dramatics Club '45- Sr. Play '46g Letter Club '46-'47g Choral Club. Always v ing gloom. ' Home Ec. Club '42-'43-'44-'45g Choral Club '46-'47, anishes all that early morn- I HISTORY OF THE SENIOR CLASS I was looking over some old annuals the other day when I saw some familiar faces of the Freshmen in the one of 1943 and '44. They seemed to take me back to that year when we were Freshmeng when John Flynn, T. W. McKoy, and Barbara Wells were the leaders of the class. When we thought we knew everything, but we didn't know what was ahead. I remember the good times we had along with all the trouble we got into. Then I remembered what hap- pened in January! It happened again in May. That was exams! But somehow we got by them all right and after it was all over, they didn't seem so bad after all. As my thoughts went on to the next year when we were Sophomores, I looked in the annual of 1944- '45. On the first page of the Sophomore section were the pictures of the President Roger McMenamy, Vice- President L. O. Whitfield, and Secretary Kameal Tay- lor, who were the officers for that year. By that time we were learninglthe ways of High School and were wanting to go on ahead. Soon we found ourselves nearly out of Algebra and World History, but first - I there were the exams! Then the summer vacation. Soon we would be Juniors. As I turned to the Junior pages of the Annual of 1945-'46, I thought of Roger McMenamy, Billy Bump- ass, and Wayne Johnson, who led the class for that year. We worked hard that year on Geometry, as well as on raising money for the banquet The ban- quet was a success, and was enjoyed by all. Again it was time for exams and the summer vacation. We realized then it wouldn't be long until we would be Seniors, our last year in high school. With this in mind I thought of last September when we entered school as Seniors. I remembered the foot- ball games that we attendedg the day we got our Senior rings, and mid-term exams! With Miss Burle- son and Miss Wey as our sponsors, Wayne Johnson as President, Billy Bumpass as Vice-President and How- ardene Bridendall as secretary, we had very good leadership for our Senior year. It has been a happy year with the Senior play and the banquet given by the Junior class. The main thought with everyone now is GRADUATION!!! SCHOOL CALENDAR September 9-School days, school days, dear old Gold- en Rule days. Kids started to school with a reso- lution to study hard on reading, writing and arithmetic. September ll--Pep leaders chosen with plenty of pep to lead the school to victory. September 13-To start our football season with a bang Quanah, beat Memphis 24-0 September 21-We followed up our victory over Memphis by beating CrowQl with the same score. September 27-Dark days for Quanah Hi. Bqrger beat us 31-0, though no fault of ours. October 4-After hard fought game, Gainesville de- feated Quanah 13-0. October 8-Ennie, meenie, minie, moe, to which club shall I go? Today clubs were organized to this tune. October 11-Hurrah! We won again by defeating Phillips 7-0. October 17-A happy day for the Seniors. They got their rings and were they pretty! October 18-Vernon beat Quanah by a freak acci- dent-7-6. October 23-Kelley, Whited heads annual staff with The Chief chosen as a permanent name. October 25-The Civic League got off to a good start with Johnson, Owen and Wells to lead. November 1-Wichita beat Quanah 16-7. November 5-Home room officers chosen. November 7-Wall, Kelley and Preston chosen as Pepsi-Cola scholarship contestants. November 8-Run boys! If we're caught we're daid ducks 'cause this is Sadie Hawkins Day. Novemebr 8-Graham beat Quanah 46-0. November 14-Patsy Respess chosen as Rotary Club Sweetheart. November 22-Again victory reigned in Q. H. S as We beat Electra 20-13. ' November 27-School is out for the first holidays of the year Wtih a big turkey dinner and a warm feeling around our heart when we beat Childress 6-0. December 19-Basketball season begins. December 20-Santa Claus is coming to Q. H. S. Christmas spirit was high and whose wouldn't be-two whole weeks of fun! January 8-Almarie Wall chosen as D. A. R. candi- date. January 15-Three Indians were chosen on the District football team. January 17--Walser and Conley win out on Favorite Contest. January 20-All the Indians, in full head-dress, brought their squaws to the Football Banquet. January 21-13-Cram! Cram! That's what everyone did this week as those dreaded mid-term exams came around. February 5-Norton and Watkins receive gold basket- balls for outstanding playing. February 718-Civic League took trip to Highland Park Convention. February 14-Hearts and flowers was the theme for the special Valentine assembly. Owens crowned Valentine Queen March 3-Senior Play. cast, and director chosen. March 17-Most all the school was for the Red Cross 10070. March 21-Lazy days are here again as Spring makes her appearance. March 31-Spring training begins. April 1-Junior Play cast chosen. April 4-Choral Club gave special Easter assembly with style show. April 12-Students to Amarillo for declamation meet. April 16-Teachers Take-Off. April 18-Senior Play Wedding Spells. A big suc- cess. April l9-Students attend Ice Capades in Fort Worth. May l-Senior Pay Assembly. May 9-Choral Class to Amarillo to Interscholastic League Contest. Jr.-Sr. Banquets. May 16--Thanks to the Juniors for one of the best banquets. May 22-Seniors celebrated Apron and Overall Day. May 23-Senior Class Day. Annuals issued. Seniors go on all day picnic May 25-Baccalaureate. May 29-Commencement night. The long wished for and hard earned diplomas will be given to 67 seniors. UD I uniors CLASS COLORS: Gold and White. CLASS MOTTO: Not at the Top but Still Climbing. CLASS OFFICERS: Charles Green ...................... President Genevieve Taylor l.,. Vice-President Bobby Wall ............,............. Secretary Virginia Adams Jimmy Anderson Margene Ashcraft Garland Barbee Carman Bishop Jack Bond Margie Brandon Iomma Faye Brandon Ralph Brandon Mary Callan Elvina De la Vega Joe Duncan Laverne Gibson James Gilliam Charles Green Lou Helen Hallford Helen Ham James Harmon Jerry Harper Ilona Ingram Norman Jones Alyne Kleppvr Texas Lacy Garland Mansel Mary Ann Marlin Celeste McAdams Bobbie McCreary Mary McGuire Darlene MCSpadden Bobby Neville Billy Pete Reeves Irene Sheehan Lowell Slalon Billie Marie Smith Vennetta Srnith Genevieve Taylor Darlene Terry . '31-,., , W ig, - ,-. ,.-12:5 wi' 12: '1'Tff gf 1 ' V. Lg ., ew vim Wim 2'WP' 3, ww :H'V'r QW' we 'WR' Earl Winterrowed Martha Wofford ,Q Q pf. V l ' Ir f ' D M is J ' If X N 1,: xx KU . : me BOY wHo CAN? BE MEAT THE MODERN ARTIST ,Q ll fq iw Y EL ll ,ul M7 f X zfil e-m zsuff l wwf 4'f 2TO0N'5T Don Wall Etta Boyd Wall Ray Wells i UIHDII Illllllulll I o 4: vs 1 1 sophomores CLASS COLORS: Orchid and White CLASS MOTTO: Today we follow tomorrow we lead CLASS OFFICERS: James Gilliam ..........,........... President Sue McNabb Vice President Jo Ann Modgling ,............. Secretary i George Alexander Ruth Beaty Gerald Berry Nadine Blount Elaine Bremer Evelyn Burchard John Herman Caskey Roma Lois Cole Billy Eaton Joyce Ferguson Coney Finly Gene Gilliam Don Givens Faye Han Donald Ham Robert Graham Jack Harris Ruth Ann Henderson Homer Hodo Claude Holder Colleen Holmes Alma Sue Jackson Jack Johnston 'DQ ' 64 ax Q Suki fifi ' -v-. .,,. H N -V , '...v - - ji -'AA - t - A9 ' i ':-':- ' .-' ' ,V .,:: Q 'A' ' ,..1 . 5 l-- :zz A -, 1 .. ' Wg J . a y J ,i -X . .,2 'S .Q ,,, Q Q as Egg. Mil . '?5 is .. .,.,,.,,, J ' 'fr' V, A V spa.: -gif XM. Helen Joiner Kay Kennedy James Lee Jerry Lee W. D. Lee Glenna Malone Barbara Marsalis Kenneth Mayfield . 1 4 Joe McMenamy h Bill McMenamy Jo Ann Modgling Virginia Musgrove Charles Norton Jimmy Page Frankie Pruitt Jean Ratliff Patsy Richardson Lorado Smith Vaneta Smith Anita Tabor Tommy Tate Phillip Troublefield Dorothy Turner Don Wall Joy Woodson Charles Wood A Charles Welch John White Robert Wilkins Blodwin Wilson Earlene Wofford 77-IE K oo T BEHIN K Q53 0 W WI-lo IS OUT TO READ G EVERY Booz W 'Nh me Lfazznev I Q f f ,.,.,.. . 1 - 3 -M 5 ,V M ,226 f 'E f - f fi A by N I I Q 6 -J 'F , if 1465 1 WHQ IS 771'E GLAMOUR 61121. Wo ALWAYS . PBIMPS ALL PERIOD Sl-IOOTIIV f Z RUBBER BANDS -- m Fre hm n CLASS COLORS: Blue and White. CLASS MOTTO: Success awaits at Labor's Gate. CLASS OFFICERS: Peggy Johnston ........,......,.. President Tinker Walser ......,... Vice-President R. C. Craven. ....... ......... S ecretary Dolly Ann Aaron Sandra Adams Doris Ann Allen Robert Ashcraft Jane Brown Mary Katheryn Barnes Dora Mae Barnett Betty Ruth Bailey Ernest Breeding John Bremer Doris Berry o Margene Barnes June Brown - Mattie Lou Brown Franklin Butler 'I Frances Butts Rose Marie Carpenter Harold Cain R. C. Cravan Marietta Cummings Erma Jean Chambers James Davis Kenneth Davis J oyzelle Daughtry Arvin Dennis Jane Dettenhaim June Dettenhaim Ellis Devoll Rex Dickenson Nancy GriEin Bobby Griffin Alton Griffin El Juena Gibbs Jane Gilliam Harry Harmon Betty Harper Mac Harper Virginia Hackney Ranelle Herring Jean Hollowell Marion Howard Betty Harris Sterling Hicks Charles Higgins J. W Hughes Ronald Jones Peggy Johnston Jolene Kirkpatrick Charles Lasater Dona Ruth Lee Kenneth M ddox Douglas Mahan Rondall McCain George McGuire Tommy Logan Donald Murphy Billy Mullins Imogene Morgan Donald Naron Fred Osborn Eula Lee Osborn Thomas Pennington Leonard Phillips Joe Pybas Delois Rea an an Roark James Glenn Ross Vivian Roberts Charlotte Rockholt Charles Shelton Lee Roy Smith Sammy Shrader Betty Steele Nita Mae Sheehan Doris Straughan Lanora Scott Doris Scott James Tate J. Bouis Taylor Otis Teel Winifred Tidmore John Tur Valton Tinker Billy Ruth Trapp Tommy Joe Walser Billy Walker Ray Wetzel Chester Whitfield Lois Carreker Mary Woods unmmmmxmmmn-n UD'EIII'El1llI1TlmD1IDIl1D1E1111 Sub-Freshm CLASS COLORS: Brown and Yellow. CLASS MOTTO: The door of Success is labeled 'Push'. CLASS OFFICERS: Clifford Owen ....,................. President Thad Tidmore ........,... Vice-President Regina Roesler .......,...,.,.... Secretary IIIIIIII Betty Ashford Joe Dan Bailey Winfred Boren La Juana Brandon Virginia Buckholt Patricia Brazil Inez Brou Bobby Cain Betty Jo Carroll Melda Sue Clay Billy Cooper Nell Crawley Weldon Davis Bobbie Dawson Loree Dettenhaim ' Ray Dell Devoll Patsy Dickerson Wanda Duncan Vera Duncan Perry Ellis Troy Fincher ' Douglas Gordon Ansley Griffin Floyd Hamby Stanford Hammack Tommie Sue Harper James Hinton f-nna Lee Huffman Marie Huffines Mary Huffincs Ln Mari' Kennedy Ergenc Lacy Melha Lumpkin Dcta Ann Logan obby Malone Edna Mae Mansel Wencil McSpadden Julia Dean Miller Mary Jane Nelson Alice Northfield Ansell Outlaw Eugene Nichols Carol Nicholas Imogene Owens I Jackie ' LaVerne Perryman Gail Philipp Joy Dee Pritchard Sherry Ann Pritchard Wayne Ratliff Kenneth Rockholt Regina Roesler Charles Scharnagel Mary Scott Dorothy Smith John Thornbery Thad Tidmore Audine Tinker Phillip Toland David Traylor Joye T Peggy Walser Charles White Clyde Whitmore Helen Wilkins Clara Nell Williams Darlene Williams Barbra Wilson Wanda Wiseman ta Fa orites 2 ALL SCHOUL FAVORITES TOMMY JOE WALSER Freshman JOAN CONLEY Senior CLASS FAVORITES BOBBY WALL Junior ,,. ..., ,. W., gg JOHN HERMAN CASKEY Sophomore REGINA ROESLER Sub-Freshmen OLEVA OWEN Sophomore 3 4 ff ' W PEGGY JOHNSTON Sub-Freshman Freshman N 5 X CLEVA OWEN Valentine Queen of the,Juni,0r Class 'LNN EUEDDmVEm1DI Athletics -1-L QUANAH HIGH'S FIGHTING INDIANS BILL HOWORTH, Coach O. K. EDMONDSON, Assistant Coach 1946 SCHEDULE Quanah Opp. Quanah Opp. September 13-Memphis at Quanah ...,......,. 24 0 October 18-Vernon at Quanah ,,,...,,,I,.,,,,,,,, 6 7 September 20-Quanah at Crowell ,..,........ 24 0 i1November 1-Quanah at Wichita Falls .,,. 6 21 September 27-Quanah at Borger ............,... 0 31 'November 8-Graham at Quanah ..........,,.. 0 46 October 4-Quanah at Gainesville ..,.........i... 0 13 'fNovember 22-Quanah at Electra .,.......... 20 13 October ll-Phillips at Quanah ......... ........ 7 0 'November 28-Childress at Quanah ....,....... 6 0 it Conference Games. STARTING LINE-UP , Backfield- 'r Johnson, Watkins, Gilliami Line- Epps, McMenamy, Harper, Whitfield, SCENES FROM CHILDRESS GAME 'fGreen, 'Terry. Golden, a S1aton, 'Norman A ander, Givens, J. My McMenamy, Lacy, Owen, Devoll, Lee Hodo, Tinker, Walker, Page, Nevill, W. Radford. Lettermen BASKETBALL -mu -New wwe. A , ,,,., Middle Row: Walser, Ellis, Tidmore, Bailey. Front Row: older, Naron, Nevill. ACtlVlt1CS O I I - . 0 N7 ' V, 3,34 g..Z QP' CIVIC LEAGUE l , Elelza 5QggTi,i111QQpQ1 , ...,..........,...,.,,...w,AA,....., Vice-President ....Y,.. .................,..........w..,w............ Sponsor POW WOW STAFF lst Semester 2nd Semester . Charles Norman .,,,,,AAAA,,,A,,, .,,...,.,,, E ditor ,,,.,,, .... ,,,,A.......,,.,,,.. . Earl Vestal ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, A ssistant Editor ..,,,,,. ........,....,,,,, John Ball ,.,,,........ ,,,,A.A. B usiness Manager ....,, ...... C lint McBay ' ,,A,.. Advertising Manager .,..... ........,.., D elrea Cain L, O. Whit e d ..,.. .,,,........ S ports Editor ,........ ...... C harles Norman Feature Editor ' Sponsor-Miss Marshall YELL LEADERS Jo Anne Stine Barbara Wells Conley Mary Ann Marlin ,xx Almarie Wall LIBRARY STAFF Librarian: Mrs. Morris, Vanetta Smith Elviria de la Vega Mona Monroe Earlene Wofford Lorado Smith Delois Hannah Billie Smith Martha Wofford Lou Helen Halford Helen Ham Margene Ashcraft 4-H GIRLS Anita Tabor ....,,...,.............,.......,..............,......,,... President Frances McCrary ,.,......,..........A.,..,,.A.......,,... . ..A,., Se y ff 'd ,....,......,.....Y.......,... Treasurer Jean Ratliff ..,...., ' -President Earlene Wo or X 4-H BOYS Corky Hicks ...,....,,,....... Q ,..........,........,..........,..... rresmeuu , nnry baba Dan., ...,,.......,.,..,.,,,.,,.,.,,,,,,.,,.,, ,,,, , U-W' .. . Claude Holder ..............,...................,.... . .............. Secretary Q. nt MUSIC CLUB SPONSORS: MISS HARRIS AND MISS GULLEY FUTURE HOME-MAKERS OF AMERI W e oodson .,............................ ................. President Frances Ritchie ................................ S t Y ,U ........................................,. ice re' .V -P sldent Mrs. Mosely ............................,........ Sp JUNIOR MUSIC LOVERS CLUB lst Row-L 0 nn Stine .... ary Ann Kay McLean ,....., Almarie Wall .Y.,.. Celeste McAdams . Joan Conley .....,., Creary, Jane Gilliam, Mary McGuire. 2nd ROW Jean -Donna Lee, Jo Ann Modgling, Joyz Robinson. 3rd Row-Doris Whitfield, Mary Anne Marlin, President President Secretary ..,....Treasurer .Historian Program .,..Accompanist ..,.Song Leader ...,,..Vice- MEMBERS: ou Helen Hallford, Sue McNabb, Lura Powell, Alma Sue Jackson, Wilma Wykes, Frances Mc- elle Whited, Celeste McAdams, Joan Conley, Almarie Wall, Barbara Wells, Kay McLean, Genevieve Taylor. Ann Stine, Marion Howard, Kay 4th Row-Jean Hollowell, Blodwin Wilson, Howardene Bridendall, Jo Kennedy, Carman Bishop, Ruth Henderson, Peggy Johnston. is :,A an JF' '.:5:f5:' 0 new N Wm X' T5-.wk Q.. x ? 'Y' ,. Hg, 1. Lgiim CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1947, being of sound mind, sturdy body, strong will, and not wishing to remember the hardships which occurred during the past four years, do devise, give, and bequeath our few, but valuable belongings in this, our first, last, and only will and testimony, hereby making void all wills made by us at any time previous to this date. I, Billy Bailey, leave my heart and soul to Elaine Bremer in the hope that she will take good care of the numerous pieces. I, John Ball, leave my ability to wreck cars to Corky Hicks. I, Cecil Becknell, leave my plug of chewing tobacco to John Turner. I, Betty Blake, leave my brother, Kenneth, to the mercy of some Junior girl. I, Robbie Brandon, leave my beautiful big eyes to Cleva Owen to be used for seeing purposes only. I, Howardene Bridendall, leave, with the greatest anticipation, a time bomb to Willard E. Hancock in hope that he won't wait 'till Christmas to open it. I, Charles Bryant, leave 4c to Charles Green with which to pay his poker debts. I, Gertrude Brazil, leave my ability to wear clothes to Betty Jo Smith. I, Billy Buckholt, leave my curly hair to Wayne Wilson. I, Billy Bumpass, leave my well-cultivated freckles to Robert Becknell. I, Billy Burch, leave my interest in girls to anyone able to stand up under the strain. I, Delrea Cain, leave my brilliance to Genevieve Taylor. I, Ruthie Carroll, leave my quietness to Ruth Ann Henderson. I, Garland Chesshir, leave my ability to be true to my women to James Gilliam. I, Wanda Coats, leave my wonderful work on the Pow Wow Staff to some unsuspecting underclassman. I. Joan Conley, leave my ability to get to school on time to Doris Lane. I, Trent Collins, leave my mushy notes to Darlene Terry. I, Wesley Clawson, leave my memories of single days to Johnnie Golden. I, Bobby Cummings, leave my corny jokes to Don- ald Murphy. I, Darlene Devoll, leave my interest in Eldorado to Mary McGuire, who is most deserving. I, Joe Duncan, leave my skating ability to some- one equipped to land on a strong constitution. I, Trice Epps, leave my position on the football team to Mac Harper. I, Leroy Estill, leave my seat in History class to some poor Junior. I, Margie Fincher, leave my hair and freckles to Mary Anne Marlin. I, Joyce Griffin, leave my tiny waistline to Alma Sue Jackson. I, Nova Hamby, leave my energy to Darlene Green. I, Delois Hannah, leave my beautiful blond hair to Betty Steele. I, Essie Harmon, leave my come hither voice to Doris Whitfield. I, Geron Holder, leave my ability to gab with the girls to Richard Phillips. I, Bobby Huiman, leave my interest in hogs to Claude Holder. I, E. J. Johnson, leave my swell personality to Tink- er Walser. I, Wayne Johnson, refuse to leave. I, Thelma Johnston, leave my Lake Pauline home to Jean Hollowell. I, Roy Kelley, leave my manly build to Joe Mc- Menamy. I, Jean Ketchesid, leave my dynamic proportions to Joyce Ferguson. I, Billy Leonard, unwillingly leave school for the Navy. I, Farris Loveless, leave my happy school days to Rosie Carpenter. I, Jo Ellen Maxwell, leave my interest in California to Dudley Bragg. I, Kay McLean, leave my silliness to Jane Winston. I, Roger McMenamy, leave my position on the all- district team to Bobby Boynton. I, Mona Monroe, leave a pair of legs to Virginia Adams. I, Jimmie Moore, leave immediately after reading this for fear of getting shot. I, Mary Catherine Morgan, leave my Tom-boy ways to Peggy Preston. - I, Warren Murphy, leave my sunny disposition to Winfred Tidmore. I, Annie Nash, leave my tiny voice to Marian How- ard. ' I, Charles Norman, leave my executive ability to Lowell Slaton. I, Billy Nowell, leave my farming to some young diligent farmer. . I, James Pickle, leave my back-woods appeal to Billy Cooper. I, Leta Preston, unwillingly leave Jack Johnston to the mercy of the Junior Wolverines. I, John Quisenberry, leave my ability to tease to Clint McBay. A I, Patsy Respess, leave my art of flirting to Joan Modgling. I, Frances Ritchie, leave my gossiping -to Helen Joiner. I, Jean Robinson, leave my golden voice to Blodwin Wilson. I, Eugene Sellers, leave Carman Bishop in search of another love. I, Jo Ann Stine, leave my ability to wear sweaters to Roberta Graham. I, Rupert Terry, leave my comical conversation to John Herman Caskey. I, Earl Vestal, leave my height to Billy Walker. I, Almarie Wall, leave my walk to Joan Yarborough. I, Murell Wall, leave my position as informer on Medicine Mound girls to anyone with enough infor- mation on the subject. I, Corky Watkins, leave not Barbara, not my foot- ball career, not A 85 M, but my broad shoulders to Norman Lee Jones. I, Barbara Wells, leave not Corky, not my career as a pep leader, not my energy, but my laugh to Celeste McAdams. I, H. A. White, leave my extra set of joints to John White. I, L. O. Whitfield, leave my disposition to Donald Burch. I, Joyzelle Whited, leave my chauffeuring everyone around to Sue McNabb. I I, Charles Wheeler, leave my interest in photo- graphy to my little brother. I, Frances Wykes, leave my smooth complexion to Elvira de la Vega. I, Kenneth Zirkle.-leave once again. And we, the Senior Class as a whole, leave: To Quanah High School, bright memories of books, trips to the office, those happy hours in study hall, and sweet memories of days gone by. To the teachers, we leave our deepest gratitude and thanks for the troubles they 'went to on our behalf. To the Juniors, we leave our many happy hours Cand don't ever think you won't have theml. To the Sophomores, we leave the feeling that Q. H. S. is the best. To the Fish, we leave hard times ahead, but a guar- antee of a wonderful end. This is our last will and testament to which we have hereunto set our hand at Quanah, Texas, on this the 00th day of April, 1947, inithe presence of Super- intendent W. E. Hancock and Principal W. H. Ho- worth, who have signed the same as subscribing witness at our request and rather persistent insist- ence. CLASS PROPHECY TIME: 1957. ' PLACE: The thriving metropolis of Quanah, Texas, on the main thorofare on the way to Quisenberry Inn . the successor to the Waldorf-Astoria. JOHN QUISENBERRY, the manager and owner, is awaiting the arrival of the very important guests, President of the United States ROY KELLEY, the great economist, ?jniiLlEis private secretary, HOWARDENE BRIDEN- SETTING: 'The Presidents private, atomized car which had been perfected by NOLAN TIDWELL, the worldls most outstanding scientist and experimental- ist.'The chauffeur of this new discovery is BILLY MAC BUCKHOLT. They arrive at the hotel and are helped out of the car. Manager Quisenberry steps out to' greet them when a man in slight financial troubles steps up and says to Roy, Could you let an old classmate have a dime for coffee? The speaker is none other than Charles Bryant, The Prezident gives him the dime as he marks up ten cents, expenses in his account book. . After the two guests have registered, a bell hop comes up to carry their bags. Howardene exclaims loudly, Why, Murrell Wall, what on earth are you doing here, and as a bell hop. I thought you were run- ning for governor. Murrell: I was, but Leroy Estell defeated me through the campaign platform- set up by his cam- paign manager, Thelma Johnston, who is a world known politician. They step into the elevator to go, not to the pent house, but to the basement to the President's two rooms. They notice that the elevator operator is Kay McLean, another classmate of '47. As Roy and Howardene leave to goto BOBBY night club HUFFMAN'S Idle Hour the famous whose slogan is Walk In and Crawl Out , which is in and Grill competition with Ruthie Carroll's Bar , they notice they are being followed by a traffic cop. When they are stopped, the cop is none other than Billy Nowell,' a classmate of old days. He's generous so he lets them pass on unmolested. As they pull up in front of the night club, they are greeted by the doorman, Charles Norman, who is also President of the World Wide Liars' Club. Before they can enter. they have to wait for the janitor, Billy Bumpass, to clean off the walk so the honored guests will not soil their shoes, then President Kelley and Miss Bridendall go in for a night of fun. As they enter the joint , President Kelley leaves his hat with the hat check girl, Joyce Griffin. They step into the dining room where three waiters nearly knock them down trying to get to President Kelley and his secretary to wait on them. Later they realize the waiters are Billy Bailey, Warren Murphy, and James Pickle. The three are all in competition for the job of head waiter, which has been open since they began work in 1950. Roy and Howardene are shown to a choice table and then they notice a large chorus of girls. Four of the chorus girls they recognize as ex-classmates, they are: Betty Blake, Annie Nash, Frances Ritchie, and Jo Ellen Maxwell. Roy speaks: 'Those are awfully attractive costumes on those girls, aren't they, Miss Bridendall? ' Howardene: Yes, the costumes were designed by Wanda Lou Cates, an old classmate of ours. Wayne Johnson is the famous makeup artist who has the privilege of making up all those girls' legs. The other makeup was done by Nova Hamby. The president and secretary are served a lovely meal of toast and butter prepared by cook Bobby Cummings and suggested by the famous dietician Mona Monroe, and are given a bottle of wine made at Cecil Becknell's distillery. Bartender Joe Duncan mixes a lusicious drink while he watches the chorus girls closely. Just before the program begins there is a bright flash from a camera as Charles Wheeler, the famous photographer, Essie Harmon, the, society editor: and Darlean Devoll, the reporter of the Tribune-Chief, takes pictures and get details from John Ball, the bouncer, as to why he is throwing Mayor Billy Burch and world known diplomat E. J. Johnson out of the club. Now as the program begins Trent Collins, the Mas- ter of Ceremonies, comes out to the President's table and talks to them. Trent speaks: Well I'm glad you are here tonight. It seems that this is the night for celebraties. The pro- gram will begin soon but first I will tell you about a few of the important people here tonight. The young lady in the red hat is Miss Barbara Wells, her auto- biography, 'fAlways Barbara , has sold more copies than Forever Amber . Miss Jo Ann Stine and Mr. Jimmie Moore are also with her. They starred in the show What Happened On Dooms Day . Box office receipts show it to be about ten times more popular than Howard Hughes' The Outlaw which was so popular in 1945, 46 and 47. Billy Leonard, the Well known naval officer, and Delois Hannah. the noted explorer, are also here. They made an expedition into some new land and called it No Man's Land, but when they returned their records were destroyed and they have not been able to return. Delria Cain, the world famous model and member of Eugene Sellers Model Bureau, and Francis Wykes, Quanah's greatest dentist, are also here. We have a guest band leader. He is L. O. Whitfield and he will play here all this week. l On our program we have several added attractions. Rex Watkins is one. He has taken over theljob as a reformer and is carrying on the work of Big Three. He will make a speech on The Evil Influence of Al- cohol on the Human Race. - First on the program however is a song by Margie Fincher. She is an opera singer. Then we have an exhibition by Almarie Wall, the world known snake charmer. She charms the snakes by merely walking around them and I tell you that's enough. Scientist Earl Vestal has made many investigations to find out what she does when she is walking that will charm the snakes. After much research he saw Miss Wall walking down the street and exclaimed That walk would charm anything. Howardene speaks: My, it seems as if all the kids in our Senior Class have made something of themselves, I wonder where the rest of the class is. Trent speaks: Where is Garland Chesshir? Howardene: I heard that Garland, Trice Epps and Geron Holder are still trying to get through college. They hope to finish in five more years. F Roy: Well, look over there, isn't that Jean Ketcher- sid selling cigarettes? Trent: f'Yes, that is she. The customers buy more cigarettes from her than all the other girls put to- gether. It must be her lovely figure. ' Roy: Come to think of it, I believe I'll buy another pack. I don't want to run out, you know. ' Trent: t'Well, the show is almost over. We have only three more numbers. Jean Robinson is going to sing with Patsy Respess accompanying for oneg Jean is a famous Blues singer. Rupert Terry, the famous comedian, is going to put on an act and then H. A. White is going to throw his joints out of place for the closing act. Roy: Say it's almost ten o'clock, we had better go. As they go out the front door a taxi pulls up in CContinued on Next Page? CLASS PROPHECY CCOntinuedD front of the club so they take the taxi to the hotel. The cab driver is J oyzelle Whited. She has the radio on and this is what they hear: Radio: Ladies and gentlemen, we now give you our news commentator, Miss Leta Preston. Flash: Kenneth Zirkle, owner of the Certain-teed Products Corporation, sold his interest today ,to a larger company of the same type. Flash: Wesley Woodson Clawson has just had a second set of quintuplets. This makes ten children for her. Flash: Joan Conley, famous poetress, after spend- ing most of her life in partial blindness, has discov- ered a new kind of glass, enabling her to see well again. This type of glasses will go on the market soon. Flash: Mary Catherine Morgan has just defeated the World Champion Wrestler of the Ladies' Divi- sion. Flash: Gertrude Brazil has just divorced her hus- band. This makes four hearts Gertrude has broken. Flash: Ferris Loveless, operator of Loveless' Lone- ly Hearts Club, has just gotten married again. Flash: Robbie Brandon has just bought a chain of Filling Stations. She stated that she had always want- ed to operate one and so this was her chance. Flash: Roger McMenamy has died in the local hos- pital. Roger has been hunting for Kilroy for ten years. It seems or is believed he discovered who Kilroy was and that the surprise frightened him into a coma. Kil- roy left a note saying what happened. Roger died be- fore he could tell who Kilroy was. That's all for now, folks. Tune in again tomorrow for the latest news. Roy: Just think, ten years ago we didn't know what we would do later on. I just hope that everyone is as lucky as our class wasf' Howardene: 'tYes, I guess our class was one of the best and one of the luckiest of all the classes in the whole world. Q. H. S. SUPERLATIVES Best Athletic Gin ................... ............. J 0 Ann Stine Best Athletic Boy .......... Biggest Fusser ................ Most Modest Boy ......... Most Modest Girl ....... Laziest Boy .......,... Laziest Girl ............... Most Silent Girl ......... Most Silent Boy ......... Best Boy Dancer ............... ........Wayne Johnson ........Joyzelle Whited J. Johnson ...........Leta Preston .......Bobby Huffman ........Joan Yarbrough .........Jane Winston ..................Nolan Tidwell ......................Dudley Bragg Best Girl Dancer ..................,....... Howardene Bridendall Person With Biggest Grin .,......................,..... Earl Vestal Mushiest Couple ..,. Barbara Wells and Corky Watkins Most Intelligent Boy ........................................ Roy Kelley Biggest Boy Flirt .......................,...... - .....,... Charles Norton Biggest Girl Flirt ............. ....,.. J ean Robinson Worst Date Breaker ......... ............. A lmarie Wall Worst Date Maker ........ Most Conceited Boy ........ Most Conceited Girl ......... Happiest Boy .......,....... Happiest Girl ....... Slenderest Boy ........ Slenderest Girl .,...... Kindest Person ........ Funniest Boy ........ J olliest Boy .......,........... Prettiest Girl .................. Most Handsome Boy ........ Bobby Cummings O. Whitfield .......Regina Roesler ............Geron Holder .......Rosie Carpenter .......Richard Phillips Kennedy ........Peggy Preston .......Billy Bumpass .......Charles Bryant .........Delrea Cain ........Jimmie Moore Most Rattle Brain Person .......... Biggest Prankster Most snobbish GiiiiifffQf i ' ., ...,,.......Joan Conley .......Charles Norman .....Mary Ann Marlin Most Feline Girl. ......... .................... H elen Joiner Biggest Noise Maker ....... ........ R uth Ann Henderson Biggest Girl Gossip ............. ..............,. C armen Bishop Biggest Girl Two-Timer ..,.... ....,..,........... C leva Owen Most Sarcastic Person ........ ............ D onna Lee A Spoiled Brat. ..................... ....,...... K ay McLean Most Vain Student ................ .......... D oris Whitfield Most Irresponsible Person .,..........................., Don Givens THE FACULTY Most Popular ............................,..................... Miss Burleson Prettiest .............. ...... . .. ...,...... Mrs. Moseley Biggest Bluff ........ Biggest Flirt .......... Most Modest ......... Laziest ........ ................... Greatest Talker ............. Best Excuse Maker ......... Kindest ............................. J olliest ........................ Most Distinguished ....... Fussiest ......................... Most Patient ........ Tallest ................. Smallest ................. Best Dressed ......... Most Helpful ........ Howorth ,.........Miss Gulley Bottoms Edmondson ........Miss Marshall Hancock ...,.....Miss Wey .......Miss Radford Reeves Lacy Morris .......Miss Tadlock .........Miss Pearson Harris Swindell . 39. . .X V SENIORS '47 These are my classmates, Whom fond memory contemplates. Kay with her upturned nose. Gertrude with her flair for pretty clothes. ' Wanda Lou with her ever-present tact. Bumpass who questioned every fact. Wesley who early changed her name Wayne who, by foobtall, raced to fame. Jean R. with the twinkle in her eye. Charles Norman who was never considered shy. Barbara who so often changed her love. James who on a tractor wished to rove. Hunky whose appetite we could never sate. John Ball who ever bemoaned his fate. Betty B. who never learned to play bridge. Rupert Dan whose forehead was always in a ridge. Howardene who longed to be a teacher. Bobby C. who aimed to be a preacher. Essie with her beautiful smile. Trice who could never run a mile. Perry B. who for the girls would never fall Billy Burch who was so dark and tall. . Billy Zack who dearly loved to farm. Darlene with her ever-present charm. Ruthie who became a Hollywood star. Joyzelle in her little brown car. Stupid who to school rode the old gray mare. Leta Mae with the colored ribbons in her hair. H. A. with all his corny jokes. Cecil B. who drank so many cokes . HSell-Sell whose personality is known far and wide. Roy Kelly who was the teacher's pride. Nolan who wanted to live in a sunny clime. Warren who was smiling all the time. Moone who was always without a care. Roger who never failed to take a dare. Mona who was so small and fair. Billy B who built his airplanes for the air. Joyce who made each day a happy day. Fairris who never found an unkind thing to say. Patsy who was always playing a merry tune. L. O. who, like Sinatra, loved to croon. Charles W. whose photography was his art. E. J. who in everything did his part. Chesshir whose eyelashes put the girls to shame. John Q. who was always asking What's her name? Nova who was so sweet and demure. Jo Ellen who over all a spell did conjure. Jo Ann Stine the star of every play. Almarie always so bright and gay. Delois who would never sit and brood. Thelma who was a joy in every mood. Margie who historical dates could easily remember Corky whose birthday was in December. Frances Wykes who blithly voiced the current' slang. Joe Duncan who entered every room with a clatter and a bang. Mary Catherine who never threw anything away. Annie Nash with nothing much to say. Murell who wanted to travel to other planets. Billy Nowell who became a builder of hickory cab- inets. Leroy who was so very wise. Delrea with the big blue eyes. Jean K. who was so very fascinating. Robbie B. whose beauty was devastating. Frances Ritchie who grew geraniums on the window sill. Earl V. who found it impossible ever to be still. Trent with never an unpleasant trait. Bob Huffman who early grew a bald pate. And me who to school was always late. With due apologies to all the poets of the present, future and past, I graduate from Quanah High School at last. Things I Want to Remember About H. S. John Ball-My whole Senior year. Bill Bailey--All the kidsi and the swell times I've had. Ha! Ha! Cecil Becknell-The good times I didn't have this year. Betty Blake-All the good times Ilve had with all the kids. Robbie Brandon-The time I was telling a joke and Mr. Riall told me to tell it to him. Charles Bryant-All the girls-the flirts anyway. Howardene Bridendall-The week-end we spent in Wichita Falls after the game. Also all the teachers that have put up with our meanness. Billy Bumpass-The time I drove across the school yard in my model T. Billy Buckholt-My years in geometry class with my buddies. Ruthie Carroll-My Senior year and bookkeeping class. Wanda Coats-I want to remember its good teachers and how I enjoyed attending it. Joan Conley-All the fun I've had and how swell everyone had been. Bobby Cummings-The Vernon-Quanah basketball game this year. E Joe Duncan-I Want to remember all the teachers that put up with our meanness. - Leroy Estill-The happy days with boys and girls and also the good teachers that are here. - ,- Margie Fincher-My whole Senior year. Gertrude Braziel-The good times I've had in book- keeping and shorthand pestering Miss Tadlock. Delois Hannah-All the friendly people in Q H. S. and how much fun Iive had during the year. Joyce Griffin-Coach jumping on me every day in geometry. Essie Harmon-All the swell teachers that have to put up with our meanness and also the good times we had at Senior play practices. E. J. Johnson-I wish to remember all the days which I have spent in Q. H. S. Everyone has been joyful and all the teachers have been wonderful. Thelma Johnston,-All the fun I've had in short- hand. Jean Ketchersid-My Soph. year at Pill Hill. Farris Loveless- Jimmie Moore--That there were more happy mo- ments than said in old Sing-Sing on 7th.'l Mary C. Morgan-The bad grades I made in geo- metry. Annie Nash-All the good times I've had all through school. Leta Preston-The wonderful 5 minutes between classes and 6th period S. H. the first semester of my Senior year. Mona Monroe-All the fun I've had in Q H. S. Warren Murphey-I want to remember the day I graduate. ' Billy Nowell-The Senior trip and Senior play. Charles Norman-Going to sleep in S. H., History, Journalism, and English. John Quisenberry--The good times I've had kidding people and watching the different ways they take it. Patsy Respess-The times I have got a zero in Eng- lish and Journalism- for talking and also the swell people who go to Q. H. S. Jean Robinson-The wonderful times and swell peo- ple of dear ole Q. H. S. Jo Ann Stine-All the wonderful people and times I've had-and even all the trouble I've been in. Rupert Terry-Pleasure of sitting in the library when there were no lessons for me. Few were these. Nolan .Tidwell-The?-:good times 1 hadrmy senior year, and my front' seat in geometry. Earl Vestal-The things Norman and I got into in our Senior year and the good times we've had being meane-r than heck. ' Almarie Wall-All the good times, especially my chemistry class in my' Senior year. Murell Wall-4th periodlrstudy hall at Pill Hill. Barbara Wells-The people, the fun and most of all the first semester of my senior year and the football season Kay McLean--All the bus trips in our senior year and all the swell people in Q. H. S. H. A. White-All the nice kids I've met in Q. H. S. Charles Wheeler-Tp think back over the good time I had in Q. H. S. Joyzelle Whited-All the football trips. Wheel Wesley Clawson-The time I played Cleo, the colored maid in the Junior play. Frances Wykes-The day I got my senior ring. Jo Ellen Maxwell-Miss Burleson and how nice she has been to the seniors. Darlene Devoll-When I made the highest grade in Algebra under Mr. Edmondson. James Pickle-Junior-Senior Banquet my Junior year. Eugene Sellers-The happy days I spent in C. S E. P. class. Roy Kelley-All the fun during my senior year and graduaiton. H What lI'hey Are Now What They Want To Be Outcome John Ball biggest boy giggler Sec. of Agriculture a farmer's helper l Bill Bailey biggest tease radio announcer teacher at Pill Hill Cecil Becknell looking Jean's way farmer banker Betty Blake future homemaker telephone operator housewife Robbie Brandon sweet and considerate dietician nurse-maid charles Bryant flirt rancher cow puncher Howardene Bridendall easy to get along with archeologist grave digger Billy Bumpass paper carrier petroleum engineer gas station attendant ' Billy Buckholt penmanship expert artist car painter Delrea Cain glamour girl a model cigarette girl Ruthie Carroll waitress secretary manicurist Wanda Coats very reserved dress designer barber Joan Conley school favorite to be a great singer vocalist with Herrington trio Bobby Cummings torch carrier chemist cow puncher Joe Duncan question asker soda jerk .bubble gum champion Leroy Estill ex-service man bookkeeper busines man Margie Fincher school's girl giggler pianist missionary Gertrude Braziel married woman good housewife a good mother Joyce Griffin Robbie's pal housewife airplane pilot Delois Hannah typist married gal farmer's wife Bssie Harmon a red head clothes designer clothes sales girl Nova Hamby sweet kid professional dancer beauty operator E. J. Johnson, a good leader musician conductor of concert orch Wayne Johnson good senior president hair stylist ditch digger Thelma Johnston short hand expert registered nurse woman doctor Farris Loveless picture tinter portrait painter chicken farmer Roger McMenamy filling station attendant big oil man car hop C Jimmy Moore most handsome orthadonist janitor in dentist office Bobby Huffman lesson copier preacher safe cracker Roy Kelley most brilliant president gambler Mona Monroe an A student secretary tree doctor Mary C. Morgan tomboy nurse carnival owner What They Are Now What They Want To Be Outcome Warren Murphey Pow Wow writer farmer reporter Annie Nash very quiet girl seqetary champion ice skater Billy Nowell handy man farmer and rancher boot maker 'Charles Norman class liar orator politician - Leta Preston Jack's girl - housewife fan dancer John Quisenberry Goodlett boy- President of U. S. city dog catcher Patsy Respess musician concert pianist coinedian Frances Ritchie Miss Wey's pet registered nurse electrician Jean Robinson prissy to sit in some handsome boss's lap blues singer Jo Ann Stine gum chewer school teacher Seal trainer Rupert Terry class cut-up dentist mail carrier Nolan 'ridiweil nice and quiet busines man knife thrower Earl. llestal teacher's pet a general in the army tap dancer Almarie Wall worst date breaker commercial artist snake charmer Murell Wall elocutionist' comedian hotel operator Barbara Wells talking about Corky commercial artist Blacklmith at N. Hooleyan Rex Watkins L' an aggie-F 'N college graduate Farmer at Hooleyan Kay McLean owner of a fur coat air line hostess riveter H. A. White class .freak ' I sailor with a girl in every port hen pecked husband L. O. Whitfield pipe smoker song writer teacher at T. S. C W. Charles Wheeler photographer flying instructor and aeri- al photographer photographer J oyzelle Whited everybodyls chauffeur world traveler taxi cab driver Wesley Clawson housewife to be a good cook Knot that I don't think I am now? cook in cafe Frances Wykes dental helper dentist picture show owner Jo Ellen Maxwell ex-Californian private secretary architect Darlene Devoll working girl Cevery Sat. private secretary movie star with Tex Ritter James Pickle farm boy veterinarian plumber I Billy Burch janitor governor garbage collector Garland Chesshir truck driver train engineer traveling salesman Geron Holder class giant professional softball star pop corn boy Billy Leonard in air corp pilot mechanic Trice Epps delivery boy grocery store owner work in sardine cannery Eugene Sellers ladies' man business man bigamist ,- , 1 I ' AUTOGRAPHS fig' W2Q4g WLZMWW 9 ff ZLJMW l ,, MW 11 ffw L ,M 'zvziliq ,Q 92? if 'Ein 2, M5-fgyfff ff M W! f 1 1 V1 1 , X, L ., lg V!- Q l TKQALS M NX w 5 Zi 9 - X f s A ' ' vxbfgiwp. 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Company un1nu1nn1ml.-nn-nn-nu1ul.--uu-lmiuu-nu--nu1mlinin-auinu-.au114441uu-uuin1uainninu1un1In-un-un1uu1nn1nnn: 1 TE fa? ff,, 3 5 5 sh 2, 5 firm? C0ngmzfu!cztz'0n5 TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF QUANAH HIGH SCHOOL OF 1947! Upon you, the Youth Today, falls the responsi- bility of perpetuating American freedom, ideals and progress. May you realize your responsibil- ity and prepare yourself for the task by seeking further learning in our higher institutions! Our Best Wishes to you and may your gradua- tion be the first stepping stone to a Worthwhile and prosperous career. WestTexas Utilities 00111100191 1 . 1un1i11-.1111-.11-.111 -....-H.. .-..-.-...--- .. -. -ng. JONES CLEANERS FINE CLEANING Phone 13 -.Winn 1111-1 ' 11--1-1- 1 1n!g Compliments of ANDERSON SHEET METAL WORKS Phone 55 S U. H. JO-INER TRACTOR and MOTOR COMPANY Your Local Dealer in JOHN DEERE TRACTORS HUDSON AUTOMOBILES -A' Sales and Service -A' 200 Mercer Phone 468 CORNER DRUG STORE The Modern Drug Store with Prompt, Courteous Service and 'Dependable Merchandise. Meet Your Friends at THE CORNER Phone 17 222 Main Since 1911,' - SANSOM Furniture and Hardware Company 209 Main Phone 25 +u1-n1uu1l-I---.ll--I-I ------ . 1141.-lm--1.w-nu--.u-.n.- Smith-Garner Men's Store and Tailor Shop Styles of the Hour for The Man of the Hour. 203 Main Phone 123 I 0f1ll1IIII-ww-111111111 11-1-1 -1 -nuiuui nvuu 111:11 :nun -win 41.1111--I--1441-11,11 unn- run 111--11 -uvu 1 uu1uu1uu1uu-nut -m1-uu-nm-nnn-nn-nn.-uu-nn-nu-m1-nn.-nu-.nn-nn-nn-ml--nu-1. LOOKING FOR SOMEONE? I Saw Them at MAGEE'S DRUG STORE 120 S. Main Phone 45 ....,..ml-lm-.nn-un-nn-.ml- .- - - - -un...1m-uu.-nu-lm.-u -nu-nu.- .- -m.-nn-nn-lm-nn-un-un-nu-nm-u- -uv-nu-u Compliments of The LEADER DEPARTMENT STORE Floyd Taylor, Prop. The Store for All the Family 116 Main St. Phone 517 ...-.m-..,,.- - .- - .- - -. - - .- - .- - -.,..n.- Compliments of M. E. MOSES CO. 5c, 10c, 25c to 951.00 n-nn-ml- -. - .-nn-ml-nn-lm-my-.m-.m- -,- - q-ml- u-mm-nn..nn-.m-nn-nn-vm.-nn-vm-nn-nn..Hn-ml-nu-nu-nn-n- FRENCH FARM MACHINERY CO. L, A. French, Prop. SALES and SERVICE EXPERT SERVICE DEPARTMENT 204 Mercer Phone 81 I -...-..........-....-....-....-.... ----- .,..-....-....-H.,-...,-.,..-.,4. .g..-...-....-....-....-....-....-.... -.--.- H.-....-....-....-..- -m..-.m.-----.----------.-.m.--..-.-..--.-----.--.--.--.- HICKEY - EUBANKS CHEVROLET-OLDSMOBILE COMPANY If We Make a Friend, We Grow a Little 212 West 3rd St. Phone 258 ... ..,. - .... ...... . .......- . ....,..-...r qw- -f-. - lill - - -.-. - ..'. - ---- - ---. - 1.-. - -.-. - .lfl - -.-. - -.-. - f.l. -1- -.----- ' Accept with Our . COMPLIMENTS Congratulatlons an Invitation to Make Your Home from with us. I ...E ..: 306 W. 3 d Ph 9516 ,.,:f ...,..,,. ,,...... Lge ..... ,,,. ,.... ....... Z ..... F one : ,i,...,,... .,., .. .... .. .... ...,,... .... - ..,. -,--- ..,. .. .... .. ..,. .. .... .. .... .. ,... - . mi, .-n.- .... - -....-.m-W-in-W-uIf-....-u.-u.-..-...-n-.u-u..- 11m-m.1 1 1 1 1,1H1,I,-W1m11lq1u1m.1n.,1.m1nn1n.1.n1g.1.1,,g1m11 1 1111 1. 1.1.11 1 1 1 1 1 1.,,l1nu1gg-I. CITY CLEANERS AND HATTERS E. Stine, Prop. Serving You Since 1920 WE KNOW HOW Phone 264 1--1-m1 1m.1nu1-I-1111.nn1un1,m1un1,4,1 1 1 1 1 11.1.1 1:01 1,,..1 1 1 1 1 1 11u1nu1ln1m.1 1 1 1 1 11111: BAKER-HANNA 81 COMPANY DEPARTMENT STORE Established 1893 200 Main Phone 670 1..14m1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1m-1uu1m.1 1uu1lnnn 1uu1nn1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11111: WELLS PLUMBING COMPANY WISHES YOU SUCCESS! 111111.1lm1un1-.11,111 1..,,111111111111111..,.1.. Qsu1un1nn1nn-nun Quanah, Texas GO TO JOHNSON'S BARBER SHOP E. J. Johnson, Prop. 118 Mercer Phone 588 JACKSON TIRE COMPANY Your FIRESTONE Dealer n1nn1un-un1nu1nu1M1-m1mn-nm1vm1nn1nu1nm1nu-m.1.un-nn1 CAR TROUBLE . . . NO, SIREE! Not if you have your car Repaired at ARTHUR'S REPAIR SHOP Arthur Fielder, Prop, 208 Mercer Phone 673 ' I I . Ol! ll! 111111111 lm 1i11111 un-Inq. glgl1n1u1uu1mu1uu 111111 xun: 1 unc- uvn: -:nu-lnuiun-uni ..uu1.m1 .11 1,,.,1.m1,,,,1my1m.1 1.,,,1....1.,..1....1un1.m11m1 1mi1.m111..11.....11...1..1...1. -..,.-... ....-.-. .-.-..- .. -...p 4....W-...-,..-.........-...-....-i...-..1-....-..,..-.........1......-.....-...- .- CASTLE INN Features: Chicken in a Basket and Ranch Burger Dine With Us . . . Curb Service. West Hgw. 285 Phone 9525 CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES to GRADUATES FOR 1947. Gilliland 81 Gilliland and Title Guaranty Company R. R. Gilliland, Prop. 11:11.11-un1iin1un1un-ini-uu1uin-nu1mi-im11m-nn-nn-iui1uu-n 1.m1m.1 1 1 1 1 1:1 1 1 1 1.im1m11 1i.....-,, Best Wishes! MARROW Sc CONN Cotton ...I-M1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11.-iiii1iii Compliments of FAUBION'S BAKERY Phone 560 .-up SLATON'S SERVICE STATION Make Miles per Gallon, Less Wear on Your Car with Our Gas and Oil. M. O. Slaton, Prop. 1401 W. 3rd St. Phone 216 u...un1.m-mi1u-i-im...im1uu1m.1 1 1 1inn1.mi-nn-un-nu1uu- m-im-nu.-in-1un...im1im..im1in-1ivu1in-1nn1nu-..im-mi-mi1nu.1nu- Our Heartiest Congratulations to the GRADUATING CLASS. A Saving Account with us Would be a Wise step on your business career. Quanah Federal Savings 81 Loan Association niln.-nniiuu-nu1i-if1vm1nn1iiii1un..iiu-uu1un1.nn-ini1nu1un-un- .,,1i,,,1 1 1 1,.,.1iiu1.,,,1.,,,1mi1,.,..-1.1.1....1un.1 1 11011-111 CROWELL'S I. G. A. FOOD STORE Quality Food-Friendly Service Phone 666 Phone 667 .,1.,1,.,,1iini1,,,,1.m1im1 1 1 1 1 .-ii.1.,..1i..11n.,1mi1..,,.- m1im1W1M1...,1m4...W1,m1m..1,.,,1W1im1m11,.,,1.,,1,,,,1....1..1 CONGRATULATIONS . SENIORS! Remember If It's INSURANCE, We Write It GIVENS Sz GIVENS Quanah Hotel Bldg. Phone 471 -..-.... --------.--.-- .-.....-Mg. .g.i.-.........-....-.M-....-....-..............-....-................-i..-.......u..-..i- 1..,..,.,.1nu1m.1.,1 1 1 1 1 1,,,.1.,,,-.,m1lm1,, 1,g1n111111111-. 4. -....-....-....-..........-.,..-....-..,.-,...-....-....-...,-....-....-....-....-...-..g. 4..-n..-...- - -..-.....-....-...-..,. JONES PLUMBING COMPANY Prompt, Courteous Service. Everything in the PLUMBING LINE. 115 E. Second Phone 94 -..u...,.,-,..,-...........,-.,.,-....-..,,- .- .. -H..-,.....,.,,.....,-.,.,-..,.-. .......-. - -..H-..,.-..,.-.........,-...,1....-......,...-....-....- .. ......-...g. Your Hens Do Fine on CHIC-O-LIN E J. T. HUGHES ' Coal and Grain . Phone 59 Quanah, Texas -..m...,,,,1.m1.4n1., 1 1 1 1.,..1,,,,111.11,...1Hu1ym1.,,,1nn1uu1v 1..,..1. 1 1 1..,.1...y1...1m.1,,,,1,..1.m1un1m.1,m1lm.-..,.,1uu1,if'. BEsT W1sHEs JNO. T. L. JONES General Insurance Phone 91 Quanah, Texas -H1111 1 1 1 1 1 .. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1n.y1un1fm1nu1m.1 1 1l1..u.1m.1,. u1un1-nn-nn-nn-Hu1uu1nn1m-1un1-m1nu-nn1nu Compliments of QUANAH HOTEL Quanah's Largest Fred Haynes, Prop. Phone 95 Quanah, Texas n-nn.-nn1.111-nn-nn1u-.. 1 1W-un11m11m1h-y1nn.-nn-:nu-1111 u1m....un1W1vm1nu1nm..I,1:1u,I1111.1nn1nn1H1.1....1ll.l1-nu1n.l-44.1 ROBINSON-BRAZIL MOTORS We have Trained Mechanics for All Types of Mechanical Work, n1nu.1uu1 n-un-uu-nu1nn1nu1uvi-M1ml-uninn-uu1nu-nn1nn- Compliments of N. L. JONES SERVICE STATION Phone 777 I- l-.1 - '-.. --I+ -l------- -lll - --1--- '-'- -1-'- ---1 -N ------- ---n--f--- OUANAH TRIBUNE-CHIEF ADVERTISING - JOB PRINTING - OFFICE SUPPLIES 11111111111111111-,111111u1uu1n 1nu1uu1nn1 1 1 1 -.01 4-......-...-.. ------ - -----------.- .- .. -.- - ... ........ ......... I ! Congratulations, Seniors! l 1 WEY HOME FURNISHING COMPANY T Your Philco Dealer Since 1928 i YOU FURNISH THE GIRL . . . WE FURNISH THE HOME! ! I -l- q...............-....-...,-........t-....-....--....-....-....-....-...,-....-....-....-....-M.............-.,..-.,..-..,,.....,.....H-...........-..........-....-..........-....-..............,......- . i Congratulations Students, from Your Old Standby in Entertainment . . . From f All of Us at The PALACE AND TEXAN THEATRES I EARL WORLEY, Manager. JOE BILL STONE, Asst. Manager. i After a long, tiring school day or work day, nothing is more enjoyable than a good show. Attend the I Palace and Texan Theatres here y u are alwa s welcome I w o y . 'i Air-conditioned, Winter and summer for your pleasure. The Palace and Texan Theatres are always I ready to serve you with wholesome, enjoyable entertainment. I i Motion Pictures are Your Cheapest and Best Entertainment. Motion Pictures are Educational las Well as Entertaining. Phone 348 Continuous Shows Daily Starting at 2 P. M. Quanah, Tex. l'll'l T 1' T i T l 'l T 'l T llll l llll T ll 1 llll T llil 1' llll l llll T IIII 1 Illl 'Y Illl T Illl -1 lI'I 1' lllf 1 YIII T llll - llll T llll THIN? lill 1' llll -- 'lll 1' llll T llll l lil' -'ul'T'W T 'l lmli o!nn1uu-un-un-H111 iiii - iiii 1 .. -- 1-1-1.-,-,,i,1,.i,,....111- ....-u-- ! ! ! 1 Best Wishes! L. SIMPSON LUMBER COMPANY ! , 1 BUILDING MATERIALS I l 110 East 2nd Street Phone 555 l 'L'--..............,m..-.......- .. - .. - - -....-....-my-...y-m.-..........-M.....i-m.........-......M ..........-,.H-............-,...-.....-...,.-....-.....-..,.-..,.,-Mi, ........-.H-..M-.....-.........,.-..........- .. - -.,.,.......-,...-...........-..U-.,..............-nn-.i..-....-.,........E-....-...,-my-....-..........-.m-....-....-....---- E Did You Say .... THEY'LL BE AT THE PULLMAN? i That's right. After the game, the show, dance or play, gfgu wil'1 always find T young Quanah at the Pullman. They like to see the gang and get prompt, cour- teous service, and good food. Thug it is that it is not just another expression, but a well known by-word, when someone says . . . ' A . ' See You at The PULLMAN CAFE Phone 707 313 Main Street gl....l.1m,...-,....-ml.-.m1.m1. ... ... 1 .. 1 ..m.1....1m.1,,,,1uIt-.nuim..,...in..1uu-...,...-im.-mli 1 1 -.,,--....1m.twain..-.mt1m.1m.-.nlni 4 i ,I ,K 4, uf ' fu - f ff f f ff b WJQLNJJ , ' 1 . 'fl ff' 1 ,pk 5511.120 h ff 'f I-gvlfwi .- swf ,7 , x -.C . ' Q' -Wu G ww 32 - 5G.,JwwL JJWI M wifi? jbjyfiwqwwwk 7lJ'gLfB-Ajgwf swf? jgmoiw' 5 ff? A , yy S A 549 yfjp J 4 wif My J a 50 W E in WW AMQLW UUW X M MMMM W Ei if Ai,