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 - Class of 1944

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EL cc 'iY0'll'lEtlINV Foro ADMINISTRA l'lON Agvwj FL.. Board of Designers , Production Manager Plant Foreman . 55 I , I Inspectors A n BD. ng DAY SH-IFT s Masterferaftsmen J ourneyfmen Apprentices NIGHT SHIFT Recreational Director Coyote Football Coyote Basketball Girls' Athletic Association Intra-niural -5Activities Swmo SHIFT , I -Qutstaiidingtl' orkmen l ' 'fTrueking'f Divisiqxi.. ll Factoryf' Organizationsg A By-Profluctg L Q E f , o ' l A fp-nf ' , 1,11 i ag an V 1 amp I a qi Q 5 il Y f Xwtlmin thc walls of our l z1ctm'y the PI'OKIllCfiOI1 of NYcn'ld Citifcns is going full-lwlnst. QQ? by 4.1-nruv N, iurulhn P ge Eight 66 99 To Helen Boyd Routein we present the Roswell HR. Because she always has that inextinguishable sense of humor, because she has been so patient with her wayward Chickadees, because she has been so faithful in helping us with our Howler, because of her agreeably discriminating perspicacity, and for a great number of miscellaneous reasons not readily adaptable to being listed under any one particular heading, we dedicate 1944 El Coyote to her with our sincere gratitude and very best wishes. .-s - 3 LAJ?-3CJ X'-'7lvvlf -vel, -QLAQQ l.Zf0,6a-77, f o : b '4 'a ' fM'WUJ -42L5.,,o1....,,e-a,4Lh ,,,4,60,Q pi7f'7ff64!'..4-,,i,,,,.,f.,, 544,415 l I ,MM-Q .. 'mg-Lima' Q00 H 5.2-30 Larfrnd 4,1 X t - l'.7fA-9:0241-6, 7 -'Z4016 X lyn x ,ofv 494-G92 , -- X QM X' X X ' wx 41.2 AM NX E7 O XXRK 1 21 4 2'-'17, , f 45 5 WWII: iff fm 2' f ,T xfx'x Z ff . gf ,1 If ,f ,,,4,-V f- f m ' ff - -yff, -4 -C-A if Q ff filly, - ' f 9, ge MR. CLARENCE HINKLE MR. FLA AUSTIN MR. LEA ROWLAND President Vice-President M ernber 5 MR. H. H. MCGEE MR. PAT LODEWICK MR. R. E. MORRIS Member Secretary-Treasurer Deputy Cleric Board of Designers The responsibility of laying plans Which affect the lives of all the factory Workers is no easy job, but it is this duty that these designers so effectively perform. Working faithfully to plan for a basis that will give each Worker an equal chance to achieve World citizenship, these designers of our future hold a high position in our respect for them. IT Alu 44 P11IU1'iEI1lI He he of fhcm fhuf have Icff ll IHIHN4 behiml them. Our factory has lost a sincere friend and a vital member of our Board of Designers in the death of Mr. A. D. Jones on llecember 1943. Since 1932 Mr. Jones had been a member of the Board keenly interested in the progress of the coming World Citizens. lVlr. Jones was a Designer who un- derstood the conditions to which he must adapt his plans, and who was at all times considerate in the means he used to bring about most effectively their execution. His place cannot easily be filled, for his endeavors have left a credit to his memory that will not soon be forgotten. BRUCE FLEGAL A. D. JONES He who flies in youth is fflI'Ul'c l1 by the gods. It was a great shock to learn of the untimely death of Bruce, a Master-crafts- man worthy of the name, for he exem- plified in his everyday life a manner which teemed with the confidence he had in his fellow workers--a manner that displayed the friendliness of his striking personality. Bruce lived only seventeen years, but in that short span he found out what it takes some people a lifetime to discover. Bruce learned how to live. He got along with everyone, He showed a way which, if heeded, can help others to find them- selves. And he died as he had lived- doing something for someone else. To- day Bruce is working in a different kind of Factory-one that takes only World Fitizens. Page ge Twelve .g.-....-I..- -.-M., .-.. I..-..... - .....,- ...,-.-.--... ......,- .. - .. - ...,..--g- I I I I 1 I I I , L , I I I I . I . L Q I l i I I Q I 2 I i I T I i I I I PRODUCTION MANAGER I 1 Nl. D. SHINKLE l -3- '3- Upon our Production Manager rests the duty of providing Inspectors who are capable of pointing out the best ways and means of highest accomplishment. To this end our Manager constantly strives, and he has succeeded well in his purpose. His efforts on behalf of our endeavors for world citizenship command our highest respect. As we leave the Factory under his dependable executive leadership, it is not without a feeling of regret that We realize that we will not al- ways be fortunate enough to have for an overseer a man With his under- standing guidance. .g.-.I.....- - - .- .. .. .-. ....-..... ...-, .....-. ....-....--5. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I . I I I 1 PLANTFoREMAN I I I i PAU L H. DL:,x'1'oN I - I I -i- -i- It is no easy task to supervise as many assembly lines as are in operation in our plant, to see that each worker is producing to his full capacity. But it is the goal of satisfactory completion of this never-ending job that our Plant Foreman ever works to achieve. We will always carry with us memories of his efforts to help us in our earnest attempts to carry out our organized activities. His assistance and inspiration will serve to drive us on to the realization of our highest ambitions in the Factory of Life. Page Thirteen INSPECTORS MR. POE CORN: Roswell, New Mexico. Subject taught, Physical Education and Athletic Coach. Degrees, New Mexico Military Instituteg A.B., University of New Mexico. Hobby, Hunting and fishing. Future plans, HTO have a winning foot- ball team? MISS NINA CULLEN: Roswell, New Mexico. Subject taught, English. Degrees, A.B., Univer- sity of Oklahoma, M.A., Colorado State College of Education. Future plans, To keep on teach- ing school. MISS ELIZABETH COOK: Gower, Missouri. Subject taught, Mathematics. Degrees, B. S., Central Missouri State Teachers Collegeg A.M., Colorado State College of Education. Hobby, Reading. Future plans, Teaching school. MR. PAUL H. DEATON: Roswell, New Mexico. Subject taught, Physics, Degrees, B.S., Missouri State Teachers College, M.A., University of Southern California. Hobby, Boys and Girls. Future plans, To have a Post War School that will enable every boy and girl to take his place in society. Page Fourteen MISS MARIANA AVERILL: Albuquerque, New Mexico. Subject taught, Biology. Degrees, B.S., University of New Mexico. Hobby, Sports and gardening. Future plans, Home, children, and Masters Degree in the summer of '44. MISS SIDNEY AYERS: Chillicothe, Texas. Sub- ject taught, Librarian. Degrees, B.S., Texas State College for VVomen, Denton, Texas. Hobby: Collecting records. Future plans, A real nice home. MRS. HELEN BOYD ROUTEIN: Gainesville, Texas. Subject taught, English. Degrees, B.S., Texas State College for Women, M.A., University of Texas. Hobby, Reading and making over old clothes. Future plans, To learn how to cook. MR. GEORGE N. CAROTHERS: Roswell, New Mexico. Subject taught, Chemistry. Degrees, A.B., Marietta College, M.A., University of Colo- rado. Hobby, Photography. Future plans, To go to Alaska some summer on the new Alaska Highway. MISS SIIIRLICY I Ii.X'I'III'IIC: Roswell, New llflc-xivn. Siilmjq-01 tuuglit, Spanish. llc-5:11-es, AB., Iliiivc-l'sity ul' N4-w M4-vicog M..-X., Uniyvrsity ol' Iowa, Ilulilwy, II2lI'fII'IlIIII.1', llziiiclicmft. and travel- ing. I'IllI.lll'l' plans, I have-n't nizulv any-I just lain' thc-ni :is thc-y c'mm'. M R. I.0l' FINIQ: Roswvll, Now Mexico. Subject taught, Music. lla-g'i't-vs, Ilzxiimi 'School of Music: IIIIIEIYUI' School ul' Music. Hobby, Music. Future plans, Music: ' MISS MARIAN I .XRl.I'IY G.-XI.I,lTI': Iiollovuv, Uhin. Siilmjvvt t:iug'ht. I'Im,rIish.an5I Ilvnmatics. 1,14-gm-1-s, A.Ii., Ililrlzilo Full:-gx-g 'Wcstorn Reserve Uliivi-rsityq llnivc-rsity ul' Arixmiu. Ilobby, Play Ibirf-c'I.ilip'. l utu1'i- plans, 'T MR. I'IRNI'IS'l' I,. IIARP. .lR.: .Roswt-ll, New lvlf-xivu. Snlmjq-ct taught, Maitlu-nmtics :incl Aero- nautics. ID:-gin-s, l3.S.. lII.A., llnivvrsity of Nvw IIIi-xivu, 'IR-xns 'l'r-vhg llnivt-1's'ity' nt' lilichigan. llohhy, A01'mi:u1Iic's. I utui'v plains, To travvl zinfl Inkx- union-rl pivturvs ZIIIICI' tha- wzx1 ' INSI'IiC I'ORS , , X N live- tmlay. ' . and Italy nftm' the war. plzins, Lot the futuru' tzikc' Ecliyv of Xjtsv . X ' MISS RU'I'II I' ITIJELSONzflioswoll, Now Mvxico. Sub-it-ct tunglit, IIIIIIQIICCIZII. IM- 1-us, ILS.. Czipv Gil'z11'1l0zu1 Stgrtvf 'll'l10I'Sx Vollogw-:V EB., Bow 'ng iiun Collogo of IIOIIIIIIIATCO. llnhby, IIl'2ilIIlg1 I ntui'c plans, 'l'vzichLn.gg sclmolf ' ,- fl, lm s f 9 M RS. I ICANl'HS Mm-Ii I'l.k,.SQ,SlII'I.I'JY1l'I', Nvllrzisliu. '2- Subjvvt taught. Ilistory zihrl Soviology. IJvg'i'c,gj, Nix ILS., Univorsitykof Nkbrnskn. lobby, Le:u'n.ing I to niustvl' thv' 'mgts in housGII epin,q'. I'lLlf,lll'Q ll'-I - MR. l'I,AY'l'0N lI'Il'I.KIRS: Rugwoll, New Mvx2i1.'Q.N Subject taught, Physics unll lnrlustrizil Arts, D0- .L2'l'00S, KS., M.S., Kzuisus-State Tozichors College. - llobby, Making things. Iluturc plans, 'Toac'hing'. MISS IIELICN MERKLE: NOl'l1l2lI1, Oklahoma. Subjvct taught, Latin and Spanish. Degrees, B.A., University of Oklzihoina. Hobby, Knitting. Future plains, To visit Spanish Ainoricu, Spain, Pmu- Fiflvcn lNSPliC'l'ORS MISS HAZEL POYVERS: Roswell, New Mexico. Secretary. Attended Texas State College for Women. Hobby, Playing the fiddle Future plans, Undecided. MRS. ANN VVARD POULSEN: Arkansas, Kans. Subject taught, History. Degrees, B.S., Emporia State Teachers College. Hobby, Music and Dramatics. Future plans, In the army now- let Uncle Sam make our decisions--but not for long. Page Sixteen MISS ESTHER MORGAN: Roswell, New Mexico. Subject taught. Commercial. Degrees, B.A., Uni- versity of New Mexico. Hobby, Reading. Future plans, Teaching school. MISS JEAN MORELAND: Warrensberg, Mo. Subject taught, Physical Education. Degrees, B.S., Central Missouri State Teachers College. Hobby, Sports. Future plans, Undecided. MRS. LUIS BAUGHER SHELLHAMMER: Santa Barbara, California. Subject taught, Social Sciences. Degrees, A.B., Colorado State College of Education, M.A., Stanford University. Hobby, Hiking, traveling, and reading. Future plans, HDO something for human betterment. MISS GLADYS TAYLOR: Nonpareil, Nebraska. Subject taught, English. Degrees, A.B., Chadron State Teachers College, M.A., Colorado State College of Education. Hobby, Tennis, cooking, and music. Future plans, I can't see ahead. X fl . ,I H! 'Wy ' ff-3 L.', '. f L, F FV? H SXXN f f 'Q'-ff-f1.f4 - ' W, 'if5IW3 4U1f, X lj VA ' dv - f! ' 35 ? ?f'- 1 1 I T. : V W7 1 1' ff i f 51' F -- Y : 'k -, -' KW I AEE 4515 -'F X 'Ls V' 7' l ml ' HM 41 Ms it Jn, ff ref- --f F b ,, ' xp- 3-. H Wg, ,,ffu1 , ' A M, . Eff if f - ' N i,s9b 6. MK J ' -x Dany Shift in ww Se 'lm fx aff xg , YK Ns QW A-we--x im' 3, , fly f. ww FY 51 w. Q My . N ' x M ,mu X ASSE? .M if sk :L JIMMIE BRUIN LOUISE SWISHER J. E. PRICHARD President Secretary-T1'ea.szn'er Vice-President Masternerattsnnen Seniors JIMMY BRUIN- None but himself can be his parallel. Sophomore: Journalism Club, Student Council, Junior Basketball, Coyote Howler Re- porter, Senior Ring Committee, Sophomore Barn Dance Committee, El Coyote Princess Escort, President Sophomore Class. Junior: Honor So- ciety, Basketball, Coyote Howler Reporter, Junior- Senior Prom Committee. Senior: Honor Society, Letter Club, Football, Basketball, Cast, Sorority House, Senior Day Play Committee, Football Queen Dance Committee, President Senior Class, El Coyote Queen Escort, Football Princess Escort, Leading Citizen, Cheer Leader. Nickname: Bru. Pet Peeve: People without school spirit. Hobby: Sports. Secret Ambition: To catch her off guard. Future Plans: Army Air Corps. J. E. l'RI'l'CHARD- They that govern the most make the least noise. Sophomore: Science Club, Foot- ball, Cast, Ever Since Eve. Junior: Letter Club, Football, Letter Club Dance Committee. Senior: Letter Club, Football, Staff Sorority House, Football Queen Dance Committee, Vice- President Senior Class. Nickname: Prich. Pet Peeve: Too many Lts. Hobby: Women. Secret Ambition: Just to have fun. Future Plans: Army Air Corps. LOUISE SWISHER- Is she not more than painting can express. Sophomore: Dramatic Club, Pep Club, G.A.A., Science Club. Junior: Science Club, Honor Society, Staff, Ever Since Eve. Senior: Secretary-Treasurer Senior Class, Cast, Sorority House. Nickname: Weasie. Pet Peeve: Non-dependable people. Hobby: Read- ing. Secret Ambition: Ferry bombers to Eng- land. Future Plans: College. We, the Mastercraftsmen of Roswell High, have completed our first phase of education. This is only the beginning because we now have before us the part of our life for which we have been training. The path we take now will determine our whole future. Foremost in our minds is World Peace followed by a time wherein we each realize our high school ambitions. We must reach this period regardless of the difficulties we encounter. As we go along our way we will always remember our high school days. Best of luck, Seniors. JIMMY BRUIN, President Page Nineteen t rl WW SOCURRO ALVAREZ- - Cood health and good sense are two of life's greatest blessings. Soph- omore: Science Club, Tumbling Club, G. A. A., Spanish Club, Captain Girls Basketball Team. Junior: Science Club, Tumbling Club, G. A. A., Pep Squad, Girls All-School Basketball Team. Nickname: Socky. Pet Peeve: Prejudiced people. Hobby: School and sports. Secret Ambition: Think of others before myself. Future Plans: To be a nurse. LESLIE ANDERSON-Her hap- piness is living: her living is diligence. Soph- omore: Dramatic Club, Student Council, Pep Club, Ring Committee. Junior: Journalism Club, Hon- or Society, Science Club, Staff, Ever Since Eve, Coyote Howler Business Manager, Junior-Senior Prom Food and Decorations, Class President. Senior: Honor Society, Cheer Leader, Cast 'ASO- rority House, Editor of El Coyote, Bond Sales, Leading Citizen. Nickname: Les. Pet Peeve: The Mail Man. Hobby: Trips to Carlsbad. Sec- ret Ambition: Take advantage of Leap Year. Future Plans: You tell me and we'll both know. ESTHER ARMIJO- Friendliness was sufficient of herself for happiness. Sophomore: Spanish Club. Nickname: Fita. Pet Peeve: Being teased about a certain fellow. Hobby: Collecting for- eign dolls. Secret Ambition: Aviation. Future Plans: College. BILLY AYERS- A moonlight traveler in Fancy's land. Sophomore: Dramatic Club, Coyote Howler Reporter. Junior: Science Club, Honor Society, Tennis Club, Camouflage Course, Hansel and Gretelf' Cast, Ever Since Eve, Coyote Howler Editor. Senior: Science Club, Honor Society, Cast, Sorority House, El Coyote Literary Editor, Senior Class Flower and Color Committee. Nickname: Willie Pet Peeve: Arguers and procrastinators. Hobby: Procrastinating and arguing. Secret Ambition: If I tell it won't be a secret. Future Plans: Who knows what the future may bring with the war and everything. ,se BETTY BALLARD-HThe heart to conceive, the understanding to direct, or the hand to execute. Sophomore: Dramatic Club, Coyote Howler Soci- ety Editor. Junior: Journalism Club, Student Council. Honor Society, Cast, Ever Since Eve, Coyote Howler Assistant Editor, El Coyote Prin- cess. Senior: Student Council President, Honor Society, Cast, 'tSorority House, El Coyote Staff Assistant Business Manager, Senior Invitation Committee, Cap and Gown Committee. Nick- name: Lucybelle. Pet Peeve: Kill-joys. Hobby: Train trips with Klingsmith. Secret Ambition: Own a huge farm to raise kittens. Future Plans: College. JOHN BARNETT- Moderation, the noblest gift of Heaven. Sophomore: Band Club, Ring Committee. Junior: Honor Society, Tennis Club, Intra-mural volleyball, Intra-mural basket- ball, Coyote Howler Sports Reporter. Senior: Honor Society, Intra-mural Volleyball, Intra-mur- Page Twenty al Basketball, Senior Day Food Committee. Nick- name: Cowboy. Pet Peeve: English. Hobby: Model airplanes. Secret Ambition: Graduate. Future Plans: 'Wish I knew. FRANK BENKE- It is a very hard undertaking to seek to please every- body. Sophomore: Slide Rule Club, Junior: Science Club, Honor Society, Student Council, Staff, Ever Since Eve. Senior: Honor Society, Staff, Sorority House. Nickname: Nicky. Pet Peeve: Grouchy people. Hobby: Electricity. Fu- ture Plans: College. JEAN BLAKENEY-- A fair exterior is a silent recommendation. Seph- omore: Dramatic Club, Spanish Club, Intra-mural Basketball. Junior: Honor Society, Staff, Ever Since Eve, Coyote Howler Reporter. Senior: Honor Society, Staff, Sorority House, El Coy- ote Assistant Editor. Nickname: Jeanie. Pet Peeve: Don. Hobby: Don. Secret Ambition: Work on a newspaper. Future Plans: Don. MARILYN Ill.l'IA- By a tranquil mind I mean dancer. Future Plans: Medicine. PAT BRAB- efff wi PM WW 1 9 nothing else than a mind well ordered. Sopho- more: Science Club, tl.A.A., Spanish Club. Junior: Science Club, tl.A.A., llonor Society, Cast, Ever Since live, Senior: Honor Society, Senior Day Food Committee, Cast, Sorority House. Pet Peeve: Dirty dishes. Hobby: Collecting per- fumes. Secret Xmbition: .loin the WAFS. Future Plans: llick. CIIARLES BOIJH- Art is the gift of God. Sophomore: Astronomy Club, Barn Dance Decoration Committee. Junior: llonor Society, Staff, Ever Since Eve, Coyote Howler lteporter. Senior: Science Club, Honor Society. Staff, Sorority House, Student Council Repre- sentative. Nickname: Charlie, Pet Peevei Con- ventionalities. Hohby: Sketching and figure drawing. Secret Ambition: To be a singer anil HAM-- A merry heart maketh a cheerful coun- tenancef' Sophomore: Astronomy Club, Science Club, G.A.A., 'Tumbling Club, lntra-mural Volley- ball and Basketball, Barn Dance Committee. Junior: Science Club, G.A,A., Tumbling Club, lntra-mural Volleyball and Basketball, Staff, Ever Since Eve, Coyote Howler Reporter. Senior: Intra-mural Volleyball and Basketball. Cast, Sorority House. Nickname: P, B. Pet Peeve: Girls that are always talking about their man. Hobby: Carving soap. Secret Ambition: To be a pilot. Future Plans: College and flying. ELDON BREWER - Brevity is the soul of wit. Pet Peeve: Giggling girls. Hobby: Hunting and fishing. Secret Ambition: To be very successful in life, Future Plans: Army Air Corps. fVIARGAltl'I'l' BROCKMAN- Knowledge is pow- er. Sophomore: Astronomy Club. G.A.A. .lun- ior: Tumbling Club, Honor Society, G. A. A., all- school Basketball Team, Junior-Senior Prom Com- mittee. Senior: Honor Society. G. A. A., Cast and Staff, Sorority House, Volleyball Champions, ICI Coyote Athletic Editor. Nickname: Brock. Pet Peeve: Waiting for people. Hobby: Basket- ball. Secret Ambition: Co-pilot on a B-17. Future Plans: College. FRANK ISROVVNINGW- Ile knew what is what. Sophomore: Science Club, Math- ematics Club. Junior: Staff, liver Since Eve. Senior: Staff, Sorority House. Nickname: Preacher. Pet Peeve: Being called Preacher. Hobby: Hunting. Secret Ambition: That's my business. Future Plans: College if possible: other- wise a Navy Radarman. TONY BURCIAGO- 'ttlf surpassing beauty and in the bloom of youth. Junior: Mathematics Club. Nickname: Shorty. Pet Peeve: Making' up work. Hobby: New crushes. Secret Ambiton: Nothing. Future Plans: Nurse training. FERN BUCKNER- I'll make assurance double sure. Entered from Alamogordo, New Mexico. Nickname: Bita. Pet Peeve: Conceited people. Hobby: Carving and woodworking. Secret Ambition: Nurse. Future Plans: Navy nurse on hospital ship. Page Twenty one FRED BURKS'l'AI.LER-'iAll may do what has by man been done, but few so well as he. Sophomore: Astronomy Club, Science Club. Junior: Honor Society, Cast, Ever Since Eve, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, Class Vice-Presi- dent. Senior: Honor Society, Staff and Cast 'tSorority House, Senior Day Committee. Nick- name: Burk. Pet Peeve: Physics with Fletche1'. Hobby: Carlsbad. Secret Ambition: I havenlt found out yct. Future Plans: University of Southern California or U. S. Army. RALPH BURNNVORTH- 'Twas for the good of my country that I am gone. Sophomore: Volleyball team. Junior: Aeronautics Club, Rifle Club. Senior: Bond and stamp committee. Hobby: Traveling. Future Plans: Army. BETTY CAV- ENDOR- Who we1'e ever good at sudden com- mendationsf' Sophomore: Reading Club, Glee Club. Junior: G.A.A. Nickname: Bandy. Pet Peeve: Snoopy people. Hobby: Drawing. Secret Ambition: Artist. Future Plans: Business College. LAVANCHE CARROLL- Speech is great but silence greater. Sophomore: Mathematics Club, Glee Club. Junior: Spanish Club. Nickname: Vance Pet Peeve: Catty girls. Hobby: D1'aw- ing. Secret Ambition: Artist. Future Plans: Business College. BETTY LOU CHESSER- All her luxury is doing good. Nickname: 'tChcsser. Pet Peeve: Girls that are always talking about every boy they know. Hobby: Dancing. Secret Am- bition: Marry a cowboy. Future Plans: I would- n't ask you that! EDITH CLARK- For all that fair is, is by nature goodf' Sophomore: G,A.A., Basketball, Volleyball, Glee Club. Junior: G.A.A., Basketball, Volleyball. Senior: Basket- ball, Volleyball. Hobby: Dancing, music. Future Plans: Nurse. MARION COEN- He held his seat,--a friend to human race. Sophomore: I age l'wenty-two Science Club. Junior: Science Club. Nickname: Pansy. Pet Peeve: Flirts. Hobby: Model air- planes. Secret Ambition: To be an officer in the Air Corps. Future Plans: Join the Army Air Forces. ROGENE CORN- She was ever fair. Sophomore: Dramatic Club, Pep Club. Junior: Pep Club, Junior-Senior Prom Committee. Senior: El Coyote Nominating Committee, Student Coun- cil. Nickname: MRO. Pet Peeve: Catty girls. Hobby: Dancing and collecting records. Future Plans: College. li llET'l'Y JOYCE t'RONICA In youth and beauty wisdom is rare! but not so in she. Sophomore: Student Council. Junior: Honor Society, Junior- Senior Prom Committee. Senior: Honor Society, Staff, Sorority House, El Coyote Queen. Nick- name: Cronic. Pet Peevc: Open doors in cold weather. Hobby: Books and Radios. Secret Ambition: Shhh! It's still a secret. Future plans: Business College and a good job. KATIE CURTIS f From her lips drop gentle words. Sophomore: Volleyball team. Junior: Basketball team. Nickname: Katie-did. Pet Peeve: Catty people. llohby: Collecting what-nots. Future Plans: Undecided. ELEANOR DAUGHERTY- Where joy forever dwells. Sophomore: Science Club, Dramatic Club, Pep Club, Barn Dance Com- mittee. Junior: Science Club, Cast, Ever Since Eve, Junior-Senior Prom Committee. Senior: Cast, Sorority House, Senior Day Committee, Athletic Queen. Nickname: Porkey. Pet Peeve: People who get mad easy. Hobby: Eating and having fun. Secret Ambition: If I told it wouldn't be a secret. Future Plans: More School. DOROTHY DAVIS-- Such joy ambition finds. Sophomore: Science Club. Nickname: Dotchy. Pet Peeve: Drunkards. Hobby: Letter writing and movies. Secret Ambition: Travel around the wo1'ld. Future Plans: Make a certain person happy. Q. HARLEY lH'IARHOl.'l'- I dare do all that may become a man. Sophomore: Rifle Club, As- tronomy Club, Barn Dance Committee. Junior: Rifle Club, Junior-Senior Prom Committee. Senior: Rifle Club. Nickname: Deana Pet Peeve: Stuck up people. Hobby: Hunting, fishing and collecting mineralized rocks. Secret Ambition: Still a secret. Future Plans: Mining engineer. WILLIAM DICKENSON-- A short saying oft contains much wisdom. Sophomore: Science Club. Junior: Rifle Club, Science Club, President Honor Society, Student Council. Senior: Rifle Club, Science Club, President Honor Society, Student Council, El Coyote Business Manager. Nickname: Bill, Pet Peeve: English. Hobby: o Physics. Secret Ambition: Have a Jersey Dairy. Future Plans: See the world, then California Tech. JEAN DRISKILL-- The very flower of youth. Senior: Stamp and Bond Committee. Nickname: Skeeter Pet Peeve: People who just can't act their age. Hobby: Collecting souvenirs. Secret Ambition: To make a world tour after the war. Future Plans: Undecided. WILDA FAYE EDWARDS-WHA pleasant sight salutes our eyes. Entered from Las Cruces High School. Sophomore: Home Economics, Tumbling Club. Junior: Camera Club, Home Economics. Nickname: Duffy.,' Pct Peeve: A Mr. Know it-all. Hobby: Sewing. Future Plans: Undecided. Page Twenty three CAROLYN EHRICH- A merry heart goes all the day. Entered from Las Vegas, New Mexico. Senior: Cast, Sorority House. Nickname: Karo. Pet Peeve: Carlsbad. Hobby: Dancing. Secret Ambition: Travel to the deep South. Future Plans: Work a year, and then college il hopej. HERBERT ELLIS - 'tWho mixed reason with pleasure, and wisdom with mirth. Sophomore: Astronomy Club. Junior: Aero- nautics Class. Nickname: Junior. Pet Peeve: Conceited girls and Junior! Secret Ambition: Make an A in typing. Future Plans: Who knows? Probably the army and K. P. WANETA ELLIS- Your heart's desires be with you! Sophomore: Handicraft Club. Nickname: Johnnie. Pet Peeve: Conceited people. Hobby: Collect- ing gopher matches and horseback riding. Secret Ambition: Own a ranch. Future Plans: Attend Bible School in St. Louis, Missouri. MAURINE EVERMAN- O thou art fairer than the evening air. Sophomore: Journalism Club, Barn Dance Committee. Nickname: Yippie. Pet Peeve: Ex- cessive costume jewelry. Hobby: Plane identi- fication. Secret Ambition: Learn to fly. Future Plans: Undecided. BRUCE FLEGAL- ln death a hero, as in life a friend. Sophomore: Science Club, Slide Rule Club, Intra-mural Basketball. Senior: El Coyote Staff, assistant to Mr. Carothers. Nickname: Toothpick. Pet Peeve: Getting up before 8:15. Hobby: Photography. Secret Am- bition: To weigh 175 pounds. Future Plans: Air Corps. DOROTHY REECE FLETCHER- Music is well said to be the speech of angels. Sophomore: Student Council Representative, Dramatic Club. Junior: Student Council Repre- sentative, Honor Society, Staff, Ever Since Eve. Senior: Student Council Representative, Honor Society, Cast, Sorority House, Assistant Liter- Page Twenty-four ary Editor on El Coyote Staff, Senior Day Play Committee. Nickname: Fletch. Pet Peeve: Getting up early. Hobby: Dancing. Secret Am- bition: Career Girl. Future Plans: College. DAVID FLORA- Gentle of speech, beneficent of mind. Sophomore: Astronomy Club. Nick- name: Molasses. Pet Peeve: Some girls. Hobby: Photography. Future Plans: Engineer in the Navy. MARY EVELYN FORRESTER- Whose little body lodged a happy mind. Nickname: Frosty. Pet Peeve: Society Clubs. Hobby: Skating. Secret Ambition: Learn to cook. Future Plans: Undecided. Al.lC'lC FOWl.l'lll- She is pretty to walk with, and witty to talk with. Sophomore: Uoyotc llowler Staff. Junior: Foyote llowler Staff, lionxl and Stamp salesman. Senior: Cast, Sorority House. Nickname: Rojo. Pet Peeve: Conceited people. llobby: Dancing. Future Plans: One never knows, does one 'F HOU GARRE'l l'- The prince of darkness is a gentleman. Entered from Oskaloosa, Iowa. Hobby: Photography. Secret Ambition: Become an officer in the Naval Air florps. Future Plans: llecome a first-class projectionist. F l. O R l N li tlOODRllNl- The 1:5 sweetest garland to the sweetest maid. Sopho- more: Dramatic Club, Library Staff. Junior: Science Club, Staff, Ever Since Eve, Student Council Representative. Senior: Fast, Sorority House. Nickname: Sweet. Pet Peeve: Hateful people. Hobby: Outdoor sports. Secret Am- bition: Navy nurse. Future Plans: Nursing. CLIFFORD GRAY- Content to follow when we lead the way. Sophomo1'e: Science Club. Nick- name: Peewee. Pet Peeve: Typing: Hobby: Sleeping. Secret Ambition: Flying. Future Plans: Either Navy or Marine Corps. 0l.l.ll'I NAIC GRIZZLE Her ways are ways of pleasantnt-ss. Sophomore: Mathematics t'lnb. Nickname: Stinky. Pet Peeve: People who won't, talk. Secret Ambition: That's my secret. Future Plans: t'ollee'e. A. ll. GROSE- l'l.OSl'I--- So much is a man worth as he esteems. himself. Sophomore: Mathematics Club, Science t'lub, School Orchestra. Junior: School Orchestra. Senior: School Orchestra. Nickname: Ake. Pet Pc-eve: Being' called Junior. Hobby: Collecting what-nots. Future Plans: Up to Uncle Sam. .lOSlCPlllNl'I GU'l'll'IRREZ- Her own character is the arbiter of everyone's fortune, Sopho- more: Handicraft Club, Choral Club. Junior: llonor Society. Senior: Honor Society. Nick- name: Jo. Pet Peeve: The mispronounciin: and misspelling of my last name. Hobby: Collecting post-cards. Secret Ambition: It's a secret. Future Plans: Undecided. VIRGIL HALEY- The power of kindness we remember yet. Sophomore: Band. Senior: Rifle Club. Pet Peeve: Plnglish. Hobby: Hunting. Future Plans: Up to my draft board. Page Twenty fue CLAUDENE HALL- The mildest manners, and the gentlest heart. Entered from Portales. New Mexico. Junior: Basketball, Volleyball. Nick- name: Deanne. Pet Peeve: Wolves. Hobby: Horseback riding. Secret Ambition: Nurse. Future Plans: Nurse's training. BOB HANAGAN- The word for me is Joy, just simple Joy. Sophomore: Student Council Representative, Science Club, Barn Dance Committee. Junior: Coyote Howler Reporter, Junior-Senior Prom Committee. Senior: Journalism Club, Staff, Sorority House, Coyote Howler Reporter, Senior Day Committee. Nick- name: Okie. Pet Peeve: Brown-noses. Hobby: Partying. Secret Ambition: Attend Oklahoma University. Future Plans: Army Air Corps. MARTHA ALENE HARCROW- She is in the calm and proud possession of eternal things. Entered from Capitan, New Mexico. Senior: Champion Volleyball team. Nickname: Harkie. Hobby: Dancing. Secret Ambition: Nurse. Future Plans: College. MARTHA HARDCASTLE- More matter for a May morning. Sophomore: Handicraft Club, Glee Club. Junior: G.A.A., Glee Club. Nickname: Mutt. Pet Peeve: Boys that don't like to get acquainted. Hobby: Swimming and laughing. Secret Ambition: Leap Year and you ask me that! Future Plans: House- wife QI hopel. VIRGINIA HEN RY- More is thy due than more than all can pay. Sophomore: Student Council Rep1'esentative, Astronomy Club. Junior: Honor Society, Coyote Howler Staff. Senior: Honor Society, Staff, Sorority House. Nickname: I-Ienryf' Pet Peeve: Parked cars. Hobby: Danc- ing. Secret Ambition: Dentist's assistant. Future Plans: Six years of college. CECIL HENSLEY- They are never alone who are accompanied with noble thoughts. Nickname: Skinny. Pet Peeve: Being called by my nickname. Hobby: Photography. Secret Ambition: Policeman. Future Plans: Army Air Corps. BILL HENSON- In Page Twenty-six the twinkling of an eye. Joined Navy. MIL- DRED HERRING- 'Tis good to be merry and wise. Sophomore: Science Club, G.A.A., Tumbling Club, Intra-mural Basketball and Volleyball, Choral Club. Junior: G.A.A., Tumbling Club, Honor Society, Intra-mural Basketball and Volley- ball, Staff, Ever Since Eve, Coyote Howler Reporter. Senior: Honor Society, G.A.A., Volley- ball Champions, Cast, Sorority House, El Coyote Salesman. Nickname: Fish. Pet Peeve: Girls who are engaged to every boy they go with. Hobby: Dancing. Secret Ambition: To move to a Southern state. Future Plans: College. Fl.0Rl'INt'l-I MAE HICKS- Studious of ease, and fond of humble things. Sophomore: Pep Club, Dramatic Club. Junior: Science Club, Honor Society, Staff, Ever Since Eve, Library Force, .lunior-Senior Prom Committee. Senior: Honor Society, Cast, Sorority House, Office Force. Nickname: Flossie. Pet Peeve: People who won't stand up for their own rights. Hobby: Read- ing. Future Plans: College. ALEEN HINKLE-- The magic of a face. Sophomore: Dramatic Club, Journalism Club, Pep Club, Coyote Howler Reporter, Class Ring Committee, Football Princess. .lunior: llonor Society, Journalism Club, t'oyote Howler Reporter, El Coyote Princess, Football Princess, Cast, Ever Since Eve. Senior: Honor Society, Cheer Leader, Cast, Sorority House, El Coyote Feature Editor, Senior Invitation Committee, Football Princess, Leading Citizen. Nickname: Al. Pet Peeve: Conceited people. Hobby: Dancing. Secret Am- bition: A career. Future Plans: College. .IUANITA HOOVER- Not stepping o'er the bounds of modesty. Sophomore: Tumbling Club, Handicraft Club, G.A.A. Senior: Cast, Sorority House. Nickname: Red. Pet Peeve: Silly boys. Hobby: Having good clean fun. Secret Ambition: It's a secret. Future Plans: Enjoy life. BEULAH HUNTER-- She smiles the live-long day. Sophomore: Dramatic Club, lntra-mural Volley- ball and Basketball. Junior: G.A.A., Intra-mural Volleyball and Basketball, Tumbling Club, Cast, Sorority House. Nickname: Doc. Pet Peeve: Girls that get engaged to every boy they go with. Hobby: Any sports. Secret Ambition: Learn to fly. Future Plans: Nursing. KENNl'l'l'H HllN'I'ER- Hang sorrow! care will kill a cat, therefore let's be merry. S0phomo1'e: Spanish Club, Science Club, Barn Dance Commit- tee, Ring Committee. Junior: Junior-Senior Prom Committee, Student Council Representative. Senior: Cast, Sorority House, Senior Invitation Committee, Cheer Leader. Nickname: Daddy. Pet Peeve: Flatheads. Hobby: Extensive study of the female Homo-Sapiens. Secret Ambition: Play drums for He1'man. Future Plans: Air Corps. CLETA GLEE JACOBS- Endurance is the crowning quality. Entered from Hager- man, New Mexico. Nickname: Shorty. Pet Peeve: Conceited people. Hobby: Piano. Secret :Xi Ambition: Not talking. Future Plans: College. MARY HELEN JONES-- Why aren't they all contented like me? Sophomore: Dramatic Club, Pep Club. Junior: Honor Society, Cast, Ever Since Eve, Junior-Senior Prom Committee. Senior: Honor Society, Cast Sorority House, El Coyote Staff, Senior Day Committee. Nick- name: Jonesy. Pet Peeve: 2,000 miles to Seattle. Hobby: Horseback riding. Secret Am- bition: Get married. Future Plans: College. BESSIE KIRKWOOD-'tSteadfastness in time becomes second nature. Sophomore: Craft Club, G.A.A., Glee Club. Hobby: Ping-pong and horse- back riding. Future Plans: Stenographic work. Page Twenty seven ANN KLINGSMITH- Her personality outshines the stars. Sophomore: Dramatic Club, Pep Club, Intra-mural Basketball. Junior: Honor Society, Staff, Ever Since Eve. Senior: Honor Society, Staff and Cast Sorority House, El Coyote Sales Manager, Senior Day Committee. Nickname: Julie. Pet Peeve: Late dates and vice versa. Hobby: Trips with Ballard. Secret Am- bition: Kill all the cats that Betty Lou raises. Future Plans: Let the future take care of itself. BETTY JO LEE- The mirror of all courtesyf' Sophomore: G.A.A., Basketball Team, Volleyball Team. Junior: Basketball Team, Volleyball Team. Senior: Pep Club. Nickname: Red. Pet Peeve: Being called Red. Hobby: Collecting post cards and match covers. Secret Ambition: Continue my education. Future Plans: Travel. DAN MARSH- 'Tis not for nothing he life pursues. Junior: Rifle Club. Senior: Rifle Club. Pet Peeve: Shakespeare. Hobby: Horseback riding. Future Plans: Stenographic Work. DOROTHY MASON-- Thoughts are mightier than strength of hand. Sophomore: Journalism Club, Glee Club. Junior: Honor Society. Senior: Honor Society. Nicknam-e: Dot. Pet Peeve: Shakes- peare. Future Plans: Stenographic work. LES MASON- He had a tongue and yet was never loud. Nickname: Sleepy. Pet Peeve: People from Texas. Hobby: Hunting Ui. Secret Am- bition: Grow a beard. Future Plans: The Navy. GEORGE MCFADDEN- I shall never be aware of my own wit until I break my shins against it. Sophomore: Astronomy Club, Ring Com- mittee. Junior: Coyote Howler Reporter. Senior: Journalism Club, Leading Citizen, Cheer Leader, Cast Sorority House, Senior Day Committee, Coyote Howler. Nickname: Mac. Pet Peeve: People that don't laugh at my jokesC?J. Secret Page Twen ty-eight Ambition: Work, but I'm keeping it secret. Future Plans: Bombing Tokyo. ESTHER MARIE lVIcLEMORE-- Eyes with the same witchery of Psyche. Nickname: Mawee. Hobby: Singing and dancing. Future Plans: Take music or go to Business College. GLENN MILLER- There buds the promise of great worth. Sophomore: Astronomy Club. Nickname: Spanish. Pet Peeve: Women. Hobby: Flying. Secret Ambition: A date with Dorothy Lamour. Future Plans: Ask Uncle. MARIE MILLER- Ah, you flavor everthing, Sophomore: Dramatic Club. Nickname: Re. Pct Peeve: People who act sweet while they are telling tales on you. Hobby: Reading and collect- ing snapshots. Secret Ambition: To pass my S0 word shorthand test. Future Plans: That all de- pends on the war situation. .IUDIJIE NANCE- My heart is fixed. Entered from Crane, jwgjffffm lecting glasses. Future Plans: College. IIETTIE NEIGHHORS- Is she not passing fair '? Sopho- more: Mathematics Club. Nickname: Blondie. Pet Peeve: People who can't seein to tell the truth. Hobby: Collecting snapshots. Secret Am- bition: To get out of school. Future Plans: I'll have to decide that later. TOM OMEY-t'His time is forever. everywhere his place. Gone to the Armv. T-.'as. Pet I'- '-: Vlrz 'okes. H1bb': Cal- l cx ceu lcixnj ryuparufg n as JJ? ily 0 to A-1 . 1 ELMO ORR--- Smooth as monumental alabaster. Entered from Bethany, Okla. Senior: Band, Cast, Sorority House, Student Council Representa- tive. Pet Peeve: Conceited people. Hobby: Danc- ing. Future Plans: College if Uncle Sam permits it. NEOMA POUNDS- A good heart is better than all the heads in the world. Entered from Iiamesa, Texas. Nickname: Texas. Pet Peeve: A boy entering the door in front of a girl. Hobby: Collecting match holders. Secret Ambition: Housewife. Future Plans: Attend business col- lege and then be a stenographer. PATRICIA REISVIIMAN-- Mistress of herself though china fall. Entered from Midland, Texas. Sopho- more: Glee Club. Junior: Dramatic Club, Basket- X ball, Glee Club. Nickname: Chicken. Pet Peeve: People who slam down their telephone receivers. Hobby: Manuscript writing. Secret Ambition: Stenographer. Future Plans: Leave New Mexico as soon as possible. JANE RICHART- The mind laughed to scorn the falsehood of report. Sophomore: Astronomy Club, G.A.A., Intra-mural Volleyball and Basketball. Junior: Honor So- ciety, Tennis Club, Staff, Ever Since Eve, Junior-Senior Prom Committee. Senior: Honor Society, Cast, Sorority House. Nickname: 'tJanie. Pet Peeve: Lieutenants. Hobby: Danc- ing and collecting records. Secret Ambition: Own a zoo .,,,. Future Plans: College. Page Twenty nme Q VX QQ SUE RIVES- There is no wisdom like frank- ness. Entered from Las Cruces, New Mexico. Junior: Glee Club, Staff, Ever Since Eve. Senior: Journalism Club, Cast and Staff, Soror- ity House, Coyote Howler Staff. Pet Peeve: Roswell boys that call me Beaver. Hobby: Collecting wings fand I don't mean the cigarettel. Secret Ambition: Own my own wings and be a full pledge pilot. Future Plans: Completing col- lege but I have my doubts. STANLEY SAN- THESON-- In all silent manliness. Sophomore: Science Club. Junior: Science Club, Tennis Club, Junior-Senior Prom Committee. Senior: Science Club, Rifle Club, Journalism Club, Staff, Soror- ity House, Coyote Howler Assistant Business Manager. Nickname: Bud. Pet Peeve: Hudson automobiles. Hobby: Keeping my jalopy ticking. Secret Ambition: To own a sixteen-cylinder Cadillac convertible and a good-looking girl to WILBUR SHELTONf From the crown of his head to the sole of his foot, he is all mirth. Ent- ered from Post, Texas. Nickname: Jack. Hobby: Collecting postcards. Secret Ambition: Become an officer in the Naval Air Corps. Future Plans: Try to carry out my Secret Ambition. COURT- NEY SHERMAN- The windy satisfaction of th e tongue. Sophomore: Operetta. Junior: Tennis Club, Operetta. Nickname: Corky.,' Hobby: Building model planes. Secret Ambition: Chemical Engineer in South America. Future Plans: College for chemistry. JERRY SHORT- As merry as the day is long. Sophomore: Page Thirty af go with it. Future Plans: Navy Air Corps and college. SUE SAUNDERS- She opens in each heart a little heaven. Sophomore: Dramatic Club, Pep Club, El Coyote Princess, Secretary of Class. Junior: Honor Society, Staff, Ever Since Eve, El Coyote Princess, Secretary of Class, Coyote Howler Reporter. Senior: Honor Society, Cheer Leader, Cast, Sorority House, El Coyote Assistant Art Editor, Football Princess, Leading Citizen. Nickname: Suzy, Pet Peeve: Scratchy records. Hobby: Dancing. Secret Ambition: Learn to say couldn't and didn't. Future: Plans: College. VIRGINIA SCHMID- Look be- neath the surface: let not the several quality of a thing nor its worth escape thee. Sophomore: Handicraft Club. Pet Peeve: Studying lessons. Hobby: Horseback riding. Secret Ambition: Own a ranch. Future Plans: Secretary. Astronomy Club, Basketball. Junior: Basketball, Junior-Senior Prom Committee. Senior: Basket- ball, Staff, Sorority House, Senior Day Com- mittee. Nickname: Squealer. Pet Peeve: Brown- noses. Hobby: Sports. Secret Ambition: To get married. Future Plans: Navy Air Corps. .IUSTYNE SIMONf No legacy is so rich as faithfulness. Sophomore: Handicraft Club, Li- brary Staff. Junior: G.A.A. Senior: Staff, Sorority House, Assistant to Mr. Carothers on El Coyote Staff, Assembly Committee. Nick- name: Justy. Pet Peeve: Catty women. Hobby: Dan. Secret Ambition: Dan. Future Plans: Dan. , 1,11 lffjf' , uf ,P XL 1 . . QW llEl.l'lN SLUAN- Her fingers move at her coin- mand, and fashion tones ot' beauty. Entered from Las Cruces Union High School. Junior: Uperetta, llansel and Gretelf' Senior: Honor Society, Science t'lub, Cast, Sorority House. Nickname: None, thank goodness. Pet Pee'-'cz Taking ground school exams. Hobby: Aeronautics and instructor. Future Plans: CWC. IRENE SMITII- 0t' manners gentlefl Junior: Science Club. Nickname: Rene. Pet Peeve: Macbeth Hobby: Dancing. Future Plans: Secretarial work. GERALIJINE SNYIJER-- She knew the precise psychological moment when to say noth- ing. Entered from Abilene, Texas. Nickname: ,lerry. Pet Peeve: Math. Hobby: Art. Secret Ambition: To become a nurse. Future Plans: College. CHRISTINE STEPHENSON- Beauty provoketh thieves sooner than gold. Entered from Lovington, N. M. Nickname: t'Ch1'is. Pet Peeve: Stuck-up people. Hobby: Reading. Sec- ret Ambition: To become a nurse. Future Plans: Not anything' definite. JUNE S'l'EI'HENSf - Iligh-erected thoughts seat- ed in the heart of courtesy. Junior: Basketball. Nickname: June Hug. Pet Peeve: Girls who can't think about anything except boys. Hobby: Dress designing. Secret Ambition: To own a little dress show. Future Plans: I've been wondering' about that. JOHNNY STOCKARD- Men of few words are the best men. Secret Ambition: Being a Marine flyer. Future Plans: Joining the lvlarines. CORNELIA STOWELL- Silence is the perfectest herald of joy. Hobby: Sewing. Secret Ambition: To see the world. Future Plans: To travel. .IOANNE SWISHER- Not by years but by disposition is wisdom acquired. Sophomore: Pep Club, G.A.A., Tumbling' Club, Astronomy Club, Volleyball and Basketball Tour- naments. Junior: G.A.A., Tumbling Club, Honor Society, Volleyball and Basketball Tournaments, Staff, Ever Since Eve, Junior-Senior Prom Committee. Senior: G.A.A., Science Club, Honor Society, Volleyball Champions, Cast, Sorority House. Nickname: Jodie. Pet Peeve: People who hog everything. Hobby: Sports. Secret Am'- bition: To join the WAFS. Future Plans: College. Page Thirtv one f lr .5 . fi , rj, M!:' fl - I Q-,n ,C f- I-Y ,-KJ3 4 ,F l J , I ' All . v- 4 ,J f -1 . 5 1. .. . GRACIE TEEL- Charms strike the sight, but merit wins the soul. Entered from Hondo, New Mexico. Pet Peeve: People who act conceited. Hobby: Reading. Secret Ambition: To become a stenographer. Future Plans: To go to business school. JAMES NVAGGONER- The person for calm familiar talk. Sophomore: Band. Junior: Science Club. Senior: Cast, Sorority House. Nickname: t'Jimmy. Pet Peeve: Stubborn girls. Hobby: Music. Secret Ambition: Show business 1Name liandj. Future Plans: U. S. Arnry. ANNABEL WALKER- And in her mind the wisest books. Sophomore: Journalism Club, Twirler in Band. Junior: Honor Society, Junior- ERMA WHITCAMP- True as the needle to the pole. Entered from Denver City High School. Senior: Volleyball and basketball. Nick- name: Richie. Pet Peeve: To be called by my nickname. Hobby: Collecting picture post cards. Future Plans: I'll let Uncle Sam decide when Fm old enough. J. R. WHITCAMP- He serves us most who serves his country best. Gone to Army. ERNELL WILKERSON- To have a thing is nothing if you've not the chance to show it. Sophomore: Band and Orchestra. Junior: Band and Orchestra. Senior: Band and Orches- tra, Cast Sorority House. Nickname: Wilkie. Page Thirty-two Senior Prom Committee, Assistant Drum Maj- orette. Senior: Honor Society, Assistant Drum Majorette, Entertainment for Graduation Exer- cises. Nickname: Pee Wee. Pet Peeve: Snoop- ing and bragging people. Hobby: Traveling. Secret Ambition: To be a pilot of a B-17. Future Plans: Business college in California. ALTON WARD- Much of a Muchnessf' Sophomore: Band, Intra-mural Volleyball. Junior: Camou- flage Club. Senior: Aeronautics Club, Student Council. Pet Peeve: High School Societies. Hobby: Automobiles. Future Plans: Navy Air Corps. fs Pet Peeve: Fickle-minded real-live boys. Hobby: Learn to play music on every instrument. Secret Ambition: Become a concert violinist. Future Plans: College to major in violin. BILLY WIL- LIAMS-- He wears one universal grin. Entered from Artesia, New Mexico. Junior: Science Club, Cast, Ever Since Eve, Junior-Senior Prom Com- mittee. Senior: Cast, Sorority House. Pet Peeve: English and Frank Sinatra. Hobby: Collecting records. Secret Ambition: Stay in the Library a whole period. Future Plans: Army or Navy. ESTELINE WOOD-- The sight of you is good for sore eyes. Entered from Salinas, California. Junior: Journalism Club, Science Club, Coyote Howler Reporter. Senior: Journalism Club, Coyote Howler Reporter. Nickname: Jeannie. Pet Peeve: Lazy people. Hobby: Collecting little things. Secret Ambition: Be a nurse over-seas. Future Plans: College QI hopel. J. T. WILLIS- Studious to please. Sophomore: Rifle Club, Barn Dance Committee. Junior: Rifle Club. Senior: Rifle Club Instructor. Nickname: Jeffery. CLASS FLOWER RED ROSES Pet Peeve: Frank Sinatra. Hobby: Rifles, photography. Secret Ambition: Become a Dis- tinguished Master Rifleman. Future Plans: College if not Army Air Corps. SUE NAVARRO - Silence that spoke, and eloquence of eyes. Entered from Norman, Oklahoma. Pet Peeve: Long assignments from teachers. Hobby: Col- lecting salt and pepper shakers. Secret Ambi- tion: Attend Oklahoma U. Future Plans: Indefinite. CLASS COLORS RED AND SILVER CLASS MOTTO Build your life as a :zvorkfman does a plane, perfect each part before assembling it. CAMERA-SHY SENIORS Bette Lou Albert Betty Baca Viola Baldwin Winona Barnes James Churchwell Betty Corder Harvey DeBo1t Jack Frost J. C. Groseclose John Holcomb Edwin Montgomery Betty Morgan Leslie Moore Jessie Pirtle Ima Gene Trent Shirlee Wilson Page Thirty three gg Th ty JOHNNY HALL BETTY WARD EUGENE O'NEAL President S ecretary Vice-President Jlcouiirimeymeini Juniors We, the J ourneymen of Roswell High School, are honored to follow the outgoing class of '44, Although we are not yet Master-craftsmen, We know that by follow- ing the fine examples and splendid accomplishments set by you, We will strive to be the greatest class yet known in Roswell High School. Now, with our work as J ourneymen at an end, we advance to assume the responsibilities as Master-craftsmen. Watch the class of '45! JOHNNY HALL, President Koncta Adams llvrbort Avery Cathcrinc Bannister Bobbie Busham Louise Beal Patsy Bleu Billim- Bradley Joyce Bradley Bova-rly Brzlckc-n Juvnurlu Brasher Barbara Brockman Kitty Brookshire Barbara Brown Dot Brown Beulah Browning: Cha-stc-1' Bunch Lzxvonn Burnett .Iohn Burton Robvrt, Burton Gloria lfurzxwuy X. 'I'hir1y4five Page Thirty Ruth Ann Carothers Roberta Caywood Lee Clanton Jere Clayton Modell Clem Kenyon Cobean Jim Cooley Jean Corn Betty Cox Peggie Jeanne Daniel George Didlake Mary Dollahon Wenrlell Doty Jimmy Dowaliby Jeanne Frances Ellis Edmond Ellis Wynelle English Ruth Fordham Carl Franks Rayford Fulkerson I. ,Iolnu-vu G1-rrrm aura Ruth Gmlfrcy Glzulys Clolrlston Mary O. Grnnthaun Sunnnic- Graves Mary Grizzle ,Iuhnniv Grosc-close , . .luv flutnwrcz Nun ll2ll'lStUll John llnlcomb Betty llzxll Iva Doll llnlcy Nl1ll'LL'1ll'L'l, llannifin Glynn Ilzxrtlcy Bs-tty ll. Stn-ph:-ns Polly llotchkiss Marilyn Huff llzmrncy lluntor lloru Fay Islc-1' B1-tty Johnson Page Thirty-seven yn-OYXZ' V'V'AL'L,'Z '-ffldf Page Thirty-eight Kelly Johnson Allen Jones Sarah Louise Jones Norma Karinem Lorraine Kennady Arthur Kessel Eva Kilgore Betty Jean King John King Iva Kindsfather Charles Knight Derwood Lamontine Lottie June Lane Blaine Leftwich Loyd Mahan Jeanne Malarney James McKinstry Ima McShan Louise Melton Virginia Methvin I4-tu l'czu'l Miles .loctync Miller Ulctn Mitchell Alico lfluln Morgan Flint Morrison Gcorgin Mao Mycrs Put Nesbitt Pnulzt Odor IR-cc-lia O'Kollcy Billic Ruth Oldham Vharlvs 0'Mczu'z1 Fay Owen l'z1tsy l'zxttcrson liarrcll Pirtlc Nl0l'llll Powell Leslie Pope .lucquolyn Price Bertha Rc-uvis Clifton Rector Iva Louisa- Roberts Pnpze Thirty-nine it Page Forty Allen Russell Charles Scott VVinnonz1 Scott Joe Simpson Betty Jo Smith Wayne Smith Catherine Snow Edith Snyder Wilbur Stilwell Sonny Stockton Virginia Strike Marian Stubbs Helen Swanson Doris Tapp Bobby Thompson Edith Thompson James Thompson Aylene Thorne Harold Tucker Laly Valdez .lim Vzuiclc-wui't Betty Yam Dorcn Louise Van Iflaton f'4-cilv Vziuchq-let lflvc-lyn lVZ:l,j.Z'll0l' H0111-via-vo Walker Williv I,ou Wa-bb l l'zxm'1-s VW-stovvi' linllm Wlwq-lui' Doris White Wnucillv White Rust-niary Wiggiiis I l'll'2llIi'l'S W'ilkins fil'UV1'l' VVilli:1ms .loan Willis liolwrt Willis .loycv lv1Nllfll'lflLfl' .lossiv Mm- York Bob Young Pngv Furly-one Esther Armijo Wavelen Barnett Davis Beall Maxine Benson Milton Brown Nolan Brunson Elsa Bunton Eula Faye Burrow Virginia Clower Grace Corder Jean Edwards Elbert Ellis L. C. Stiles Wesley Navarro CA MERA-SHY JUNIORS Jimmie Ruth Ezzell Dorothy Ferguson Charles Green Colleen Hendricks Raymond Kilgore Bobby Lee Leland Linman Elissa Miranda Marion Novak Waldo Nunez Marie Pacheco Ruth Pryor Evelyn Richards Oline Roberts James Rounds Jessie Sanchez John Sikes Edward Smith Wayne Stagner Barbara Stearns William Sumner Shirley Thorne Garland White CASHIERS Third Row: B. Cooley, A. Jones, G. Williams, G. White, B. Young, D. Lamontine, F. Burkstaller, D. Marsh, B. Conley, J. Barnett Second Row: B. Ward, S. Saunders, R. Caywood, A. Morgan, B. J. Hall, B. Hanagan, J. Barnett W. Stilwell, H. Avery First Row: J. Wooldridge, P. Nesbitt, J. Corn, B. J. King, Annabel Walker, E. Daugherty, C. M. Blocksom, J. Eoff, H. Naron Page Forty-two 1 BILL CARRIGAN MARGERY SHRECENGOST ERNEST FRESQUEZ President Secretcwy-Treasurer Vice-President Apprentices Sophomores I wish to express my appreciation to the Master Craftsmen and the Journeymen for the way in which they have co-operated with the Apprentices. We realize the task ahead of us, and we will do our part to keep up the school activities and traditions. The Master Craftsmen have had a very successful year, and we feel privileged to be able to follow this industrious class. We will do our best to uphold the splendid example they have set when, in 46, we will be the Master Craftsmen. BILL CARRIGAN President Page Forty-three K9 SOPHOMORHS Third Row: M. Stewart, P. Olney, O. Walker, H. Naron, L. Lamax, A. MCLern0re Second Row: B. Sparks, M. Keohane, G. Daugherty, J. Eoff, M. Brady, C. M. Blocksom, Miss Cook First Row: D. Crawford, B. Clayton, K. McGouirk, J. Butler, R. Tellez, M. G. Louissena Third Row: M. Montgomery, D. Rogers, S. Sloan, J. Miller, L. Robertson, W. Massey Second Row: L. R. Walker, S. Johnson, K. Watt, R. Jones, C. Miller, D. Railsback First Row: T. Roberts, R. Oliver, B. Simons, D. Mahaffey, D. Roberts, M. Taylor Forty-four SOPIIUMORICS Third Row: E. McDougal, B. St. John, V. McDaniel, E. Young, M. F. Kilgore, G. Melendez Sovond Row: D. Savage, M. Kirkland, M. Shrecengost, H. Barnes, M. Richardson, M. Teague First Row: B. Manning, D. Lowe, M. Johnson, Z. Raney, J. Lawson, A. Stowell, Mr. Carothers Third Row: C. Alvarado, R. Bloodworth, W. Cardenas, J. Barnett, L. Freeman, A. Crist Second Row: B. Flegal, W. Ashcraft, F. Beadle, E. Deck, G. Edwards, A. Duvall First Row: E. Coyne, B. Carrigan, M. Coker, A. Dezell, B. Blue, L. Davis I K Fo lyf l I SC DPHO MORES Third Row: B. Conley, W. Haley, L. D. Crocker, M. F. Houk, C. Green, J. Hermann Second Row: G. A. Calvert, B. Fleming, V. Hall, E. R. Hillges, J. Antram, L. Brooke First Row: J. Grizzle, D. Churchwell, H. Hanes, K. Deeson, D. Chambers, B. Roach, Miss Gallup Third Row: B. Ball, H. Brown, C. Hall, G. Crawford, P. Evanhoe, R. Hickson Second Row: A. Blanchard, C. Guffey, R. Faught, J. Hill, E. Fresquez, T. Hubbard, D. Antram First Row: J. Davis, S. A. Herbert, G. Carr, V. Cooper, B. Chesser, Mrs. McKean I 5: l'ortv-six SOl'llOlNIORliS Second Row: E. Beavis, P. Coles, Kindsfather, L. Taylor, L. Whitcamp, C. Sterrett F. J. Perry, B. Trammel First Bow: D. Brewer, M. L. Baldwin, J. Luck, M. Norvell, M. A. Chesser, B. Gregory, T. Randolph, H. Pickle Second Row: D. Jones, B. Logan, G. Painter, E. Markham, W. D. Payton, H. Napier First Row: M. Kincaid, H. Stagprs, Jr. Second Row: D. Chriman, Jr., W. C. Tays, B. J. Webb, G. Whirlhead, M. Nance, J. Oracion, D. McAfee, D. Lowe First Row: M. Goldman, R. Baby, E. Whitter, W. K. Roberts, M. McCracken, S. Williams, I.. F. Summers Pam- Forty 1 It WINTER SCENES Wedding Party--Mrs. Poulsen takes the cake Snow-it must be propaganda! egg , . . v E E , .A H ' 4 x ZX-,D W f x E4 ,E E -E E Lf- , 71,4 ' Q' A X-'Q iv mg lj E Q pfw, K- ' f X f M X , E mi OP 0 f C 'gif ly, . !I f 'K W!! My fl X hw Eff A K ' Nw A' I 'Qin fl, W ' f z' '5Yl X Hfffg- N' x. A f .X NX ,N Xf' f .N N ff M.. : ,I N 41 ff-QA 'K - J w I 'J 11 Night Shift CHEER LEADERS SUE SAUNDEES LESLIE ANDEES ON ALEEN HINKLE KENNETH HUNTER GEORGE MCFADDEN +vl1vuvl-In 11--1-111-111111 1 -,1 11111 n-un1un1nu1ul'n i i f 1 i i : 1 i i : . 1 i I RECREATIONAL DIRECTOR px ' COACH POE CORN Q I l 1 Q , l sg 4. have a coach like ours is the envy of schools that are not so fortunate g a We, for in our coach are to be found all the qualities that one could 'EQ' Page Fifty ope for in a man with the Job of leading a Factory s athletics He is JZ! n Who stands behind his team in defeat as well as in victory, a trait at IS hard to find in combination with the ability to coach intelligently but these are characteristics in Coach. 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Fullback No. Yrs. 1 Allen Jones No. 25 Wt. 135 Pos. Right Halfback No. Yrs. 1 Miki' J. E. Prichard No. 82 Wt. 157 Pos. Left End No. Yrs. 2 Buddy Sumner No. 45 Wt. 172 Pos. Quarterback No. Yrs. 1 L. C. Stiles No. 72 Wt. 160 Pos. Left Tackle No. Yrs. 2 Harold Haynes No. 47 Wt. 150 Pos. Fullback No. Yrs. 1 ',,.v sf.. .-4- ' J . IW Vurlon Hall Joe Gutierrez J. C. Groscclose Nu. 153 NO. T1 No. 132 WL. 148 Wt. 195 Vvt. 150 Pos, Right llnlfbuck l'os. Right Tackle Pos. Right Guard Nu. Yrs. 1 No. Yrs. 1 No. Yrs. 1 Ernest Fresquez Allen Russell Jr. Burton Nu. 17 No. 55 NO. 67 VVL 1335 Wt. 1355 XYt.154 Vos. Loft llalfbzlck Pos. C1-ntur Pos. Luft Tzxclilc Nu. Yrs. 1 No. Yrs. 1 No. Yrs. 1 Page Fifty-three 3' J 9 1 I I A xi BQ.. SW: Page Fifty-four Eugene O'Neal No. 83 Wt. 145 Pos. Left End No. Yrs. 1 Lewis Davis No. 27 Wt. 132 Pos. Quarterback No. Yrs. 1 Harvey DeBo1t Johnny Hall No. 65 No. 50 Wt. 155 Wt. 135 Pos. Left Guard Pos. Center No. Yrs. 1 No. Yrs. 1 Ed Montgomery Bob Thompson No. 66 Manager Wt. 150 Pos. Right Guard Alfffid Duvall No. Yrs. 1 Assistant Managei 011 Football Games ROSWELL 0 SEPTEMBER 17 ARTESIA 6 The Artesia Bulldogs invaded Roswell to take a 6-0 victory over the Coyotes. Artesia scored in the second quarter, carrying the ball behind excellent blocking to go over for a touchdown standing up. Roswell made its bid in the fou1'th quarter, carrying the ball down to the Bulldogs twenty-five yard lineg but four attempts to score were stopped. ROSWELL 0 SEPTEMBER 24 CARLSBAD 6 The Carlsbad Cavemen, Roswell's greatest rival, took the Coyotes to camp by a 6-0 victory. Carlsbad's Bill Ferris made the only tally in the first quarter when he slipped through the center of the Roswell line in a sneak play and bro..e loose on a 36 yard touchdown run. Roswell was again bogged down on offense. The Cavemen made thirteen downs to the Coyotes two. ROSWELL 6 OCTOBER 1 SANTA FE 12 Roswell invaded Santa Fe but were vanquished 12-6 by the Demons. The Coyotes tried hard, but a stronger Santa Fe team was able to take the game without much trouble. ROSWELL 28 OCTOBER 8 HOBBS 6 The Coyotes showed Hobbs how to play football when they ran up a 28-6 score against the Eagles. Roswell started off with a bang by scoring two touchdowns in the first four minutes of play. The Coyotes also scored touchdowns in the second an.l fourth quarters. A Hobbs back was tackled be- hind the goal for two points. Hobbs made their only tally in the third quarter. ROSWELL 0 OCTOBER 15 YSLETA 41 The Ysleta Indians scalped the Coyotes with a 41-0 victory. Ysleta, the smoothest working team seen in Roswell this season, lived up to its high scoring record. The game was played almost entirely on or near Roswell's goal. The Coyotes threatened only once during the third quarter when a series of runs by Jones, Davidson, and Fresquez were made. ROSWELL 13 OCTOBER 22 ST. MICHAELS 12 The Coyotes made a last half come-back to win 13-12 over the St. Michaels Horsemen. Rod- riquez made the first touchdown of the game. The extra point was missed. In the third quarter both Roswell and St. Mikes made touchdowns, and both failed to convert. Hall went over the line for Roswell's touchdown in the fourth quarter. Haines made the winning point with a line plunge. ROSWELL 0 OCTOBER 29 ALBUQUERQUE 12 The Albuquerque Bulldogs trimmed the Roswell Coyotes 12-0. The Coyotes were unable to start clicking anzl Albuquerque, taking advantage of Roswell's in- ability to act as a team, ran roughshod over the Coyotes. ROSWELL 13 NOVEMBER 5 HOBBS 29 Roswell traveled to Hobbs to be swamped 29-13 by the Eagles. Playing a different brand of football than that shown at Roswell, Hobbs put the game on ice in the last quarter. Jones, Roswell's right halfback, broke his wrist in the rough and tumble game. ROSWELL 0 NOVEMBER 11 CARLSBAD 13 The Coyotes were defeated 13-0 by a very good Carlsbad eleven in an Armistice Day game at Carlsbad. Henley made Carlsbad's two touchdowns. Roswell made one touchdown in the second quarter on a run by Hall, but the ball was called back by the referee. ROSWELL 28 . NOVEMBER 19 SANTA FE 25 In the Coyotes' best game of the season, Roswell eliminated Santa Fe from the state champion- ship contest by a 28-25 score in a game with a story book ending. The victory won by superior block- ing, running, and tackling by the Coyote team, was a definite upset. After Santa Fe made a touchdown in the last three minutes of the game, putting the Demons ahead 21-25, Pirtle made a sensational 84-yard touchdown run to win the game 28-25. 1 Page Fifty-five .. , he ,I with EH:-EFL Maybe next year- . . . See anybody you know? . . . Another Coyote hits the dust Quit shovin', bub! . . . The cheerleaders are getting a tan. Page Fifty-six fi'?i:W r f 5. 211545 X Who's out ol' stop? 'Frudgring homo from tho factory. Vat, Doc, and Marilyn go all out for tho old svhool. Tho hand niajorottos. llovs this go with all tho cokcs? Sl'l'Vll'i' flag' lu-twc-on halves. Big secret no doubt. Onward Roswell, Onward, Roswell- No, Cecile won't loan you nickvl, Ruthie. Where did you get all the CIIQIQLYY, Jinnny? The cheerleaders work hard on the goal post decorations. Page Fifty-sexen The bloody battlefield . . . Could that be Pug behind the cigar? . . . Roswell did it up right in this game . . . How rough do they think this game will be? . . . Well, in about eight years- , . . Just Waiting . . . How about it, Lewis? . . . Our football squad. Eg l'f1 gzht Puzzlv: Fiml om- smiling face . . . The local H. A. A. F. wolf posvs with his harem . . Uma oi' our ox-chev1'leaclers, June Sorrels, at Curlsbacl. Pmn- Fifty-nine Third Row: VV. Stagner, L. Davie Second Row: L. C. Stiles, Assistant Manager, B. Carrigan, G. Williams, J. Hall, E. O'Neal, J. Short First Row: B. Thompson, Manager, W. Haley, V. Hall, J. Barnett, J. Bruin, D. Pirtle, Coach Corn BASKETBALL GAMES Roswell Dexter Roswell Capitan Roswell Carlsbad Roswell Clovis Roswell Artesia Roswell Dexter Roswell Clovis Roswell Capitan Roswell Lovington Roswell Carlsbad Roswell Hobbs Roswell Artesia Roswell Tucumcari Roswell Santa Fe Roswell Albuquerque ge Sixty Johnnie Hall rv- No. ll Pos. Guard No. Yrs. 1 L. C. Stiles Assistant Manager No. Yrs. 1 Jimmie Bruin No. 71 Pos. Guard No. Yrs. 2 Darrell Pirtle No. T9 Pos. Forward No. Yrs. 1 John Barnett No. T2 Pos. Center No. Yrs. 1 Bobby Thompson Manager No. Yrs. 2 Page Sixty-one 1. Leslie and George trying to arouse 3. Verlon just looks bored. enthusiasm' 4. Don't let them talk you out of it, 2. The band makes lots of noise too. Jimmie. Basketball Games ROSWELL 25 DECEMBER 3 DEXTER 26 The Dexter Demons edged out the Coyotes 26-25 in an overtime game after Roswell had held the lead until the last quarter. Coming to life in the last quarter, Dexter tiezl the score 22-22 by the end of the game, and then went on to take the overtime game. ROSWELL 17 DECEMBER 13 CAPITAN 19 Roswell lost a 19-17 decision to Capitan in a game that was close and hard fought from whistle to whistle. The Coyotes didn,t have any scoring punch but displayed some nice defensive play. ROSWELL 24 DECEMBER 17 CARLSBAD 22 The Coyotes fought off a late Carlsbad rally to nose over the Cavemen 24-22 in an exciting game. Though jumping into an early lead, Roswell had to play hard to stave off Carlsbad's determined second half bid. ROSWELL 21 DECEMBER 22 CLOVIS 19 Roswell won a hard fought game from the Clovis Panthers by the close score of 21-19. Johnny Hall of Roswell was high point man with eleven points, making 9 out of 11 free throws awarded him. ROSWELL 20 JANUARY 1 ARTESIA 18 The Coyotes scored a real upset in defeating the tall and more experienced Artesia Bulldogs by overcoming the 7 point Artesia lead to win the game 20-18. ROSWELL 20 JANUARY 12 DEXTER 34 The Dexter Demons trounced the Coyotes 34-20 with Lee and Grassie starring in rapid-fire tosses for the Demons. Jimmie Bruin topped the Coyotes playing, but to no avail as far as Roswell was concerned. Page Sixty-two 1. The first jump of the first game. 3. Will it be any good? 2. Just standing and looking. 4. How's that for a long, long arm- ROSWELI. 24 JANUARY 14 CLOVIS 40 Gunnels ol' Clovis ran a one-man show to defeat the Coyotes 40-2-1. Roswell simply couldn't stop Gunnels, who ran wild to score twenty-one points. RUSWELI, 23 JANUARY 21 CAI'l'l'AN 21 The Coyotes blasted the Capitan Cougars from the unbeaten ranks by a 223-21 score in the fastest game played here this season. Roswell played a whale ot' a game and deserved to win. ROSWIGLI. 16 .IANUARY 26 l,0VlNG'l'0N 21 Iiovington came up from behind to take the game from the Coyotes 21-113. Roswell l'ell behind in the last quarter though threatening in the last of the period. ROSWIGLI, 11 JANUARY 28 CARLSRAIJ 31 Roswell was routed 511-14 by the Cavemen. A fast-breaking, smooth-passing, and defensive Coyote team went to town, leading Carlsbad ill-5 at the half. The second hall' saw this same Coyote team oiitplayed all over the court. Roswell making -1 points in the last half' to Carlsbad's 26. ROSVVELI, 35 FEBRUARY 4 HOBBS 27 With an all-Sophomore team trailing at the half, the Coyote regulars came from behind to slap the Eagles into submission 35-29. Jimmie Bruin led the Coyotes to victory in a splendid exhibition of prowess, making 11 points. Pirtle was close behind with 10 points. ROSWELL 10 FEBRUARY ll ARTESIA 35 ll' Roswell expected to play a basketball game, they should have stayed away from Artesia. The Bulldogs had a two-man advantage the Coyotes couldn't get around. Pzuze Sixty-three Page ROSWELL 22 FEBRUARY 17 TUCUMCARI 42 In the first game of a three-day trip, the Coyotes were beaten 42-22 by the Tucumcari Rattlers. ROSWELL 16 FEBRUARY 18 SANTA FE 30 The Coyotes were trimmed 30-16 by the Santa Fe Bulldogs. As usual, Bruin led the Coyotes scoring, making seven points. ROSWELL 18 FEBRUARY 19 ALBUQUERQUE 48 The Albuquerque Bulldogs took the Coyotes into camp when they won the game 48-18. Jimmie Bruin made eight points for Roswell, and Acherson, Bulldog center, scored 20 points for Albuquerque. DBTRKHTFHTITOURNAMENT Roswell was host to the twenty-third annual District Five Basketball Tournament, February 24, 25, and 26. Dexter took the Championship with Hobbs runner-up. Monument took third place over Lovington, and Lake Arthur won the Consolation cup. ROSWELL 25 FEBRUARY 25 CARLSBAD 34 Our Roswell Coyotes were knocked out of the first round of the tournament by a hard-fighting Carlsbad team, the final score being 25-34, in spite of the splendid playing of Jimmie Bruin who scored 15 points in his efforts to bring victory to the Coyotes. ROSWELL 35 FEBRUARY 26 CARRIZOZO 29 After getting away to an early lead, the Coyotes took a 35-29 victory over Carrizozo. Jimmie Bruin, Roswell's star in every game, led the Coyotes assault from the early minutes of the game. ROSWELL 37 FEBRUARY 26 ' HOPE 23 Roswell entered the consolation finals by subduing Hope 37-23. ROSWELL 22 FEBRUARY 26 LAKE ARTHUR 27 Lake Arthur won the Consolation award by defeating Roswell 27-22 in a close game. Lake Arthur took the lead in the middle of the final quarter and were going away at the end. Chandler was Lake Arthur's spark, scoring 19 points. Bruin was high for Roswell with 11 points. ATHLETKIAUTOGRAPHS 915,-, 9141 uffgls sinymmr w Cy. X. hX. 'Third Row: I'. liruhhzxm, H. Hunter, G. l'zxl'z1wzly. J. Swisher, B. Floniing, J. Milli-1' S1-com! Row: Nl. Montgoim-1'y, M. lim-nson, L. Vzm Eaton, H. Bracken. B. lll0l'jJ,'2lll, G. Carr, Bliss More-lzmll First. Row: B. lirocknizm, M. llowing. M. Brockman, G. lllvlcndcz, S. Alvarez, P. Hotchkiss I,li'l l'IiR CLUB Third Row: IC. Montgomery, L. Davis, J. Gutierrez, J. Bruin, J. C. Groscclose Sc-cond Row: IJ. Pirtlc, J. Hall, V. Hall, A. Russel, J. E. Pl'lCl'l2ll'il, Coach Cc First Row: B. Thompson, H. Dcliolt, H. Hanes, E. 0'Neal, J. Burton Page Sixty-five INTRA-MURAL TEAMS GIRL,S Vo1.LEY1s,xLL SECOND ROW: B. Hunter, captain J. Swisher P. Brabham B. Fleming M. Montgomery FIRST ROW: M. Herring M. Brockman G. Carr B. Bracken B. Morgan BoY's XTOLLEYB.-XLL SECOND ROW: D. Pirtle J. Hall L. C. Stiles G. VVillian1s B. Thompson FIRST ROW: R. Jones B. Carrigan L. Davis D. Mahaffey A. Jones Bows BAsKE'r1s.-xLL SECOND ROVV: B. Garrett R. Fulkerson J. Burton FIRST ROW: J. Vandewart B. Sumner W. Stagner B. Lee GIRL,S BASKETBALL SECOND ROW: B. Hunter .I. Swisher P. Brabham A. Harcrow FIRST ROW: M. Herring M. Brockman, captain M. Montgomery GIRUS ALL-SCHOOL TEAM FORWARDS GUARDS i1Margaret Brockman :f:Beulah Hunter Captain Lottie Lane Aliene Harcrow Sue Sloan Oline Roberts :f:All-school team for two years. Page Sixty-six X DRfT V U 'hal if W X We 2 Y KE? FWS!! XY M ED Swing Shiifng is si R Q Q From the thronging 525 workmen that enter R. H. S. every day, these six Master-crafts JIMMY BRUIN men were Chosen SUE SAUNDERS ALEEN HINKLE as Outstanding GEORGE MCFADDEN 1 d' 'tl . FRED BURKSTALLER ea mg C1 Hens LESLIE ANDERSON Page Sixty-eight i 1 The picture in the center was taken on the first day of school. In it are included .ill types of workmen and after a year of work together, they picked their favorites. Seniors: Dorothy Reece Fletcher and J. E. Prichard Juniors: Eugene O'Neal and Betty Stevens Sophomores: Margery Shrecengost and Bill C2il'l'lfZ211'l P Sixty-n W s William Dickinson, Tommy Flora, J. E. Prichard, Jimmy Dowaliby, Sonny Stockton, and Bruce Flegal were chosen to become Student Kiwanians. Each boy was a member for one month, wore the official Kiwanians pin, and made a speech of appreciation at the last luncheon in his month. They are chosen with the idea that they will represent the high ideals of the Kiwanis Club, both in the Factory and as Future Citizens. Those too late for pictures are NVilbur Stillwell, Billy Ayers, and Virgil Haley. Page Seventy 1 l 1 1 l I I I f l,ll li .-XROUNID THIS VVAR l'lAN'l' Although devoting all possible time toward their work, the workmen still found time every Thursrluy to dig' deep into their pockets and buy VVzir Bonds and Stamps which uvemgecl about 351.000 weekly. Various salutations were sent by the Treasury Department, and one of the nine jeeps which we bought is pictured above. l. Little Eva and her escorts. 2. All out! fi. The jeep we bought. -1. To school via rumbleseat, 5. They love R. H. S. so much that they can't stand to leave it even for lunch hut thz1t's too long' to say so we can't put it in!! 43. Ditto!! T. Where's your sense of humor, Doris? 8. Duke, Pop and--cute, isn't he? Page Seventy-one FOOTBALL QUEEN CO RONATION Queen Eleanor and L. C. Stiles . . . Princess Sue Saunders and escort Jimmy Bruin . . Her Highness . . . Princess Aleen Hinkle and escort Jr. Burton . . . A moment of sus pense! . . . J. E. Prichard doing the honors. g S tyt ii- 1'1u+:sr3N'1'1Ncs +--- -'4' - -- ------------------ I - - ------I-I--T 'i' . I I I I I I I I Q I lf I I I I I I I . I f I I I fl I I I I I I I I I f I I I I I I I 'I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Miss Eleanor Beth Daugherty I 'I' - HT -- ---- -- -- -------- I---+ A'1'HL1e'1'1c' QUIIQHN Page Seven! th gala NVl'l'l' VVK' l'0 hall. of Mr. Shinklc-'s tall mm M SALES ,,, LAST ming noofzqn 4 THgo4.r,s MDT, i6 xzeliligf, noon 5 z TOTAL T0 co 9 K I QATE R001 I 4931035 IOOZFDKMS i -IUNIOR-SlfNIUR PROM Part, ol' the recreation from the usual grind is the .lunior-Senior Prom. This was a gay and al'i'air, eoniplete with orchestra and decorations. Only the .lourneymen and Master-eraftsmen allowed inside: the Apprentices looking' forward to the time when they, too, could attend. There was dancing under the flags of the various allied nations, and sandwiches and punch served outside the corral. 1. They made the eats. 2. VVe were old cow-hands. ZS. Before the -1. Thanks for helping. 5. Buy your tickets early. 6. Line forms to the right. T. Another one ones. 8. I ain't got no bodyl! Sl. Look what we did! Page Seventy-five XXX X ,L , ee, A J M W 3 E-L. COYOT-E QUEEN DAN C-E February 21, 194-4 P.- 3 S 1-f Princess Dorothy Reece Fletcher and escort J. E. Prichard . . . Queen Betty Cronic and escort Jimmie Bruin . . . Princess Jean Corn and escort Johnny Hall . . . Princess Bobbie Lee Basham and escort Eugene 0'Nez1l . . . The Setting . . . Pretty as 21 picture . . . Princess Bettye Simons and escort Verlon Hull . . . El Foyote Editor Leslie Anderson and escort Jimmie Cooley . . . Princess Barbara Clayton and escort Bill Carrigan. PREs1sN'1'1NG +I- - ----- I ------------------ ------T -H' . I I I I I I I I I I I I If I I I I I I I I 3 I I . I I I I . I I I I I I I f I I I - I I Ii' I 1 IfIiIfiII IH I TWV I I ww . I I I I I I I I I I . I . T I I I I . .I . II Sm, -- . , x fx I I ., I II Q ,I Miss Betty Joyce Cronic I . I 5 -1- .1.--..-.. ----- - - 111-.11-1-.1.1uu1u -1- EL COYOTE QUEEN Page Seven! I HERE AND THERE ON THE ASSEMBLY LINE Our future stenographers . . . You're doing fine, Virginia . . . Plugging away . . . With that smile, he should have been a model! . . . Besame Mucho fthe Spanish welve learned this yearb . . . We didn't mean to scare you, John . . . Making C12 H22 O11 fsugar to you, stupelj . . . They didn't seem to be bothered by the cameraman . . . Sittin' on the outside lookin' on the inside . . . What do it Weigh, Jerry? . , . Herbert seems to disapprove Page Seventy-eight L On llecemlmer 10, 1943, the factory turned out at a nearby recreation hall to enjoy ai couple of hours of fast moving comedy, Sorority House, presented by the Master- vi'ai'tsn1eii. l. The Backer-uppers. 2. The green freshmen. 3. Big-time sorority sisters. 4. Ouchll 5. George uses Ipana! 6. Wolves on the prowl. 7. Sigh!! 8. You might as well give in, Mom. 9. What's that all over--your face? l'ugn- Seventy-nine SOPHOMORH BARN DANCE The Apprentices entertained the factory personnell with 11 country barn dance, complete with hay, corn stalks, and cowboy boots. The workmen rigged out in their worst, and in spite of the man shortage, it was quite an affair as the girls took over all the tagging. It was practically impossible to take over five steps with any boy. 1. Howdy, pardner. 2. The one's who put it over. 3. It says here most artistic . . . hm-m-m-m. 4. Hicks from the sticks. 5. Ain't we somethin ? 6. Proud of that, aren't you Bob? 7. I.aug'hing at their own jokes. S. Rolling your own these days, Buzzy? Page Highly CIIARAC l'IiRS A whole mess of happy people. A whole mess! age E VVACKY FROM OVERWORK Inte1'esting'?? Shirt-tail brigade. estern nion, lease unior Play Anril l4lh The Apprentices contributed to the entertainment for the Factory workers when they presented Western Union, Please. This was a fast-moving comedy that exemplified the talents ot' the coming Master-craftsmen. Tsk, tsk, Wilbur you mustn't point . . . Will you have a piece of cake, Mr. Graybell? . . . The Stooges . . . The crowning touch . . . What do it say ? . . . Miss Gallup's biggest cur- tain call!! . . . Tell us and we'll laugh too. Page Eighty-th El , COYC DTE STA FF Art Editor Charles Bode with assistant Sue Saunders . . . Athletic Editor Margaret Brockman . . . El Coyote Salesmen Ann Klingsmith and Mildred Herring . . . Business Manager VVilliam Dickenson and assistants Betty Lou Ballard and Mary Helen Jones. ge Eighty-four HI, COYO'l'Ii S'l'I-XIVF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ASSISTANT EDITOR LESLIE ANDERSON JEAN BLAKENEY FIELD Literary Editor Billy Ayers with assistants Dorothy Reece Fletcher and Aleen Hinkle. Mr. Carothers and assistants Justyne Simon and Bruce Flegal. Eiuht Page HALL AND OFFICE FORCE Fourth Row: J. Richart, I. Smith, I. D. Haley, B. A. Johnson, E. R. Hillger, L. Burnett, G. Caraway, V. Henry Third Row: B. Ballard. M. H. Jones, F. Hicks, B. H. Stevens, P. Patterson, D. Tapp, M. Blea, C. M. Blocksom Second Row: C. Vauchelet, R. A. Carothers, J. Clayton, V. Strike, M. Brockman, P. Odor, N. F. Kilgore, V. Clower, B. Blue First Row: J. Malarney, L. Godfrey, J. F. Ellis, B. Chesser, L. Freeman, S. L. Jones, E. Coyne, M. Johnson, H. Powers Hi DNOR SOCIETY Fourth Row: J. Barnett, D. Mason, J. Bruin, J. Richart, F. Benke, O. M. Grizzle, B. Ayers, V. Henry NVm. Dickenson Third Row: P. Blea, C. Bode, J. Miller, W. Smith, M. Blea, J. Swisher, A. Hinkle, B. Ballard, A Klingsmith. J. E. Thompson Second Row: M. H. Jones, J. Simpson, L. Swisher, F. Hicks, M. Benson, H. Sloan, B. Reavis, J Clayton, V. Strike First Row: R. A. Carothers, B. Brockman, J. F. Ellis, M. Brockman, D. R. Fletcher, M. Herring J. Gutierrez, A. VValker, Mrs. Paulson Not Appearing: L. Anderson, S. Saunders, J. Blakeney, F. Burkstaller, B. Cronic, O. Mitchell, J. Price M. Huff Eighty-six 1 S'l'l'IDIiX'l' C'OL'NC'II. Third Row: J. IC. l'richzxrml, M. Ilollzihon, G. Mclfzuldm-ii. P. P2ltt0l'S0ll. B. Logan, J. Simon, W. Dickvnson, R, f'ol'Il S1-coml Row: V. Bodo, A. Ward, H. Balluiwi, IC. Orr. P. Nesbitt. A. Jones, C. Yancholet. W. Stillwoll First Row: ll. R. Flotc-h4-i', B. Brovkmun, M. Montpgonu-1'y. B. St. John. D. c'l'2'lXYi'0l'il, M. Shrecciigost, .l. Ilowaliby, Miss Vook SC'lI'fNQ'lf CLUB 'l'hirri Row: W. Smith. S. Szintheson, J. King, H. Conley, H. Nzipior, B. .-'kycrs Sm-ond Row: F. Bode, W. Dickonson, P. Evzinhoc, B. Logan, K. Cobezin. .l. Swishei: J. E. Thompson. M. I . Ilouk First Row: Mr. c'2H'0tl'll'l'S, J. Simpson. A. Blanchard, H. Sloan, M. Montgomery, D. C'1':1wfoi'd, J. F. Ellis, Miss Avorill Pnge Eighty-seven JOURNALISM CLUB A Fourth Row: S. Santheson, S. Rives, G. McFadden, A. Duvall, A. Blanchard, D. Brown Third Row: J. Clayton, V. Strike, R. A. Carothers, C. Vauchelet, E. Wood, K. B. Adams Second Row: VV. Stilwell, J. F. Ellis, L. Van Eaton, E. Hillger, B. Brown, B. Hunter First Row: B. Clayton, M. Stubbs, D. White, C. M. Blocksoni, Miss Taylor AERONAUTICS CLUB Third Row: K. Cobean, B. Young, V. Haley, J. Rounds, A. Ward Second Row: J. Frost, G. Goldston, B. Ward, J. Corn, W. Stilwell, Mr. Harp First Row: B. A. Johnson, H. Sloan, M. Brockman, H. Ellis, B. 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'31 '1no.1L V 'AX 1055951 'lmws IEAX 'Sl lIUS.lJ!1 CINVH I i x Q Page Eighty-nine ge CQYOTE HOXVLER STAFF BUSINESS MANAGER ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER VVILBUR STILWELL STANLEY SANTHESON Marilyn Huff, Barbara Clayton, George McFadden, Doris Chambers, Cecile Vauchelet, Jere Clayton, Bob Hanagan, Mrs. Routein, Marian Stubbs, Jeanne Francis Ellis, Doris VVhite, VVillie Lou Webb, Stanley Santheson. Ninety - , I I I - , ' W' I, V ' W' f x x Q W, nw' If, 35 , -I +I Il MII QI xl J - ,f , ,. , f .Z X X Y Xk A - 1 s 7, my Y I P3 -0 A fl 'X E , . . f , , ,s N ,, , - .xx Q . ff I 74, f . -. , ' , I K - fi I IUwI , ,III at WI. ,atm f r.ff R I I X, I mx 17 I J r 5 X D X -QD H: , . 212 I R 3 A fx? 0 f 23 4, lim 'fl NV ., 2 X ' 53535, I A I ical? E A IX Q E!-5,53 4 1' X , A fl tl! .JUS J WW! oxf'qfQ'Q f'I Cl Lf? ,W X z ' CUYU'l3lf HUNVLER STAFIF -I l K I fA'Ylx3,w-Q 'VLC QJVLJX M fl-1fX5 LuvX !1fy15gi-IQ Vip . If-S' x ' j b -. rw I 1 A 011101 Ck! 1 ,fi l ljk, lj 1 x . 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Page Ninety-two Qjb Jw ' rv I I ff C if Mb 4 N 'lf Y . X: li ll- li X Viz C f X-Wx 5 I PS.. 4 2 if .GB 49, md -V' MORE SENIOR DAY--Typical man shortage . . . Boy, are We scared! . . . Where did they get those figures? . . . Does your cigarette taste different lately? . . . Beauty personified . . . Bill Grogan's Gmit . Yo sho is hlark, honey chile . . . How did this get by the faculty? Page Ninety-three Page Ninety-four RIIV'LIi CLUB 1. Call them right, J. T.! 2. Ouch! they got us. Third Row: W. Navarro, H. Avery, W. Doty, S. Johnson, T. Roberts, V. Haley B. Burton, A. Kessel Second Row: F. Davidson, Instructor, L. Valdez, A. Crist, J. Sikes, D. Railsback W. Dickenson, D. Marsh, J. Hill, T. Brenneman, Senior Instructor First Row: XV. Stilwell, B. Hunter, H. Dearholt, J. T. VVillis, Junior Instructor F. Wlatson, L. Summers VARIOUS PLAYS FOR ASSlilXIBl,Y Tired Honor Society pledges . . . Mrs. Paulson and the big, happyC?J family in Be Home by Midnight . . . Mary and her angels-I think! 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O for having had the opportunity of meeting and photographing each of you. NVE ARE GARDNER Insurance Agency Gardner T. L. Gardne lst National Bank Bldg. ROSWELL, NEW MEXICO -Phone 169- proud of our friendships and fully conscious of our responsibility in serving you. The Ball Studio fMrs. Chas. E. Butlerj 4101010111301014111111 in in 1411411 3 ini:iioioioioioiuioir 2 OUR MoTTo 2 When you deal with us l Our Motto shall be l We are not satisfied , J . r r Unless you are. 11:1 in :ini Q 2 TRIANGLE LUMBER Co l R. V. YOUNG, Mgr. ieri:nicnicnioioinioioioioi 3o1oio1o1oio2oio:nrioioxoioioioio Mitchell Drug Co. I -- .nil 0 lik- 4- Good Druggists GOOD SODA FOUNTAIN riozozozugnzozoioiozcl Q Reed Mulllkey 2 Mobilqaffhiobiloil 4:1011n1o1o11114nicvioiuiuiuiuzuim:Quin liningrioiuioioin- J. P. 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Best Wishes for Success 5 I to the l I Class of 1944 l g k . , , ! . m l Southwestern FIIHLIC 5ERYlDE Company 11:1 1 1 1 111 1 1 1:10101o1o1u1u1o1o1 1:1111 1 1 111 1 111111 3 vi: 3111111 111111111110111101111413030 4 101111111011nzogogniogozuzn1113 1411112150 Q JACKSON FOOD STORES l 3 IF IT IS GOOD TO EAT-WE HAVE IT S Roswell New Mexico i I QllilYi!lillilYi!lilFilFilPlfliill'YT'll0i'7lUi0i0i0i i4'gl'i0i0i0iUlilillQlll0ii V' 1 g Weltel' Saddlery CO. 2 Mgdern FQQCI Market HAND-MADE BOOTS - ,, ,, g SHOE REPAIRING SAVE MORE THE MODERN WAY I Guaranteed To Fit i Phone 157-158 225 S. Main I 207 N' Main l W. F. Standifer Roswell, N. M. 3 1 i .... , ...- - - - - E Compliments Donft Say Bread-Say HOLSUM I Q o sum a mg o. I Of F 1-I I B la c 2 Omar Leach CO- New Mexicds Finest Bakery i ii I 11011v11y1n1ni1x10101lb14li011bilbitbinlvrnillioill11xi0i011l11y1u1o1n11 10101 l 'th Mach'ner Co. Q Sm! I y Ballard Funeral l-lome Q PEERLESS TURBINE PUMPS Q ,11,1,1s-CHALMERS TRACTORS Q AMBULANCE SERVICE 3 1'owER UNITS Q 1-hone 171 512 E. 2nd st. 'PHONE 400- Q-,-.,-..-.-..-.-.,-,-,-,-.....-.,-,-.,..:4..-.,-.,-.,-..-..-.,-.,-..-..-.,- ,-.,-.,-.,- 2 WHEN ffgSfUTRffggEOF LIFE 2 Saddlery Boots l Q Think of Auto Body Work l , I j WILL L. LAWRENCE Q E. T' 2 -phone 50.. S Phone 203 316 N. Rich. Q -..- .....-.,-. -.,-.,-.,-.,-..-..-.,-,-.,...-..-.,-.,-.,-.,-..-..-.,-,..,-.,-.,-,-.,-,--. Q ' E R R I l I ' S l l Q ---1 gp -- l . Q The Ladzes' Store l 114 -c N o I 4.-1 B- D- 5' P ze One Hundred Four i 1 CoMPL1MENTs OF Hinkefs Ro s w e 11 Newhiexiclo oo1n111i1i1- 1 1 1 -111 1 1 114:01-uqnu1o1 1 1 1 1 1 1-11 1 1 1 A Quality Gasoline produced in an ultra-modern refinery with New MeXico's choice crude oils by skilled engineers, chemists and operators affords the Southwest a designed motor fuel for our own climatic conditions-instant vapor- ization and tailored for those extra miles. -REFINERS OF AVIATION GASGLINE- O O we ' - 1 1 1 1 1 1u1u1o1u1n1uq10101o1n1n1o1n1o1o.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 11rin1n2u1n1o1n1o2n311 11:31 REMEMBER YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD AT Purdy Furniture Co. 14ri'M3011rinznznioiognzo: :linings .1-in 1-1 11 113,-1 1 11:1 lingo: 11 111020 ' 9 R05 WELL 5 SEED COMPANY g Compliments of ROSWELL AUTO ROSWELL COTTON OIL CO. inioiozoininirrzo14:10:11 :ning ' get v couir +2 HUIIDR. 92296 and DRY CLEANERS DRY-CLEANING K RUG CLEANING HAT CLEANING K BLOCKING ifnie'11niev1o2n1o1xxiuinioioinio IIUSWELL TRADING CII. I:oznv14aimvin1111031rjnioioicviuininir ' Singer Sewing Machine Company 3 EXPERT REPAIRING Q SEWING SUPPLIES I 422 N. Main Sf. i Roswell New Mexico lillilillVikii!l-4liiiliiiilillQ4l20Q0l0QOQlT Q HINKLE MOTOR CO. Q ROSWELL, N. lVl. ---w1folzf--- Wholesale Automobile Parts Equipment and Accessories '----f'-l---,-U----4'--1'--,-H--'---- - -1'--Q KESSEIXS 2 DRY GOODS STORE Where You Do Better i I Corner of Second and Main ifli34'if'iflilViiiilfilliflililuiliillillillil! ! DANIEL PAINT Sz GLASS COMPANY 5 ' 5 --Contractors- 3 1 ni :ini-ignznxozoioi 134innzilnim11:'14vii:iir1u3o3o3o2o1o1n1 1 ax 11:14 ' Q McNally-Hall Motor Company PHONE 104 S RECAPPING THE GooDYEAR WAY g CHEVROLET - BUICK 1 1 1 -3 10:11 in 1o1n1n1o1o1ngn 1011111111 P 0HddF o 0,01 1 if11110102010ioioznz 1 1 212: I:u1-I 1-o1-ozwiuzu1111-ozoinioioinioi COMPLIMENTS A. A. GILLILAND 8z CO. of the E Fruits and Vegetables Pecos Valley Advertising Ifherree 406, 407 221 E. Second Co., Inc. E ROSWVELL, N. M. II D' J' Shgfiflrlgegitrgompany U J-lalUl-Ugoonlsauqlm BR3?I5reSrfSr?f5Uk1?EeEtE?153RY i see your Lumber Dealer UDTLEAA The largest display of. Face Brick in c 204 W. 3rd St. New Mexlco Phone 146 5 P R I N T I N G 11o1o1u1 01111 41010 1 o 1 oioio 1 411 01010 14:1-1:1-111-41:12 1- oioinioxoioicmi 2 ini Boswell Mo ing Dispatch l'll Published Every Day-6 Days a Week LARGEST CIRCULATION IN ROSWELL TRADING TERRITORY -...,f',l 4. . Roswell New Mexico CONGRATULATHONS TO THE CLASS OF '44 From the New Mexico Military llimsltiltitulte ALWAYS A BOOSTER FOR R. H. S. 114130111 111122121 12111111 2 111 1:1 111111121 ge One Hundred Six fini 1011 in in Zoioinnioi--311103: is ioio io: viini:nicrg:ninioiozoguioioi win in vxnxozoxnz nz 110111111111 111014+11020 l ! -- Q lik- -- Q Service Station I' E 2.1 Hgur TE co Autumotivg Q H I N lnco Q Service Accessories soo N. Main Phone 102 iil'll ' g llll!IllP11IliIlllQ0i0illlUiUglYlllD PQOQ1TillIQ!Ii0QUQ4iQYlQUilli0QOQll1UQlIQIIQI g JE W ETT S 9 WHITE'S MATTRESS co. Q ---difolif--V i ' 604 E t S d St. SMOKERS SUPPLIES 2 as Q . . ROSWVELL NEW MEXICO ! B1ll1ard Snooker Q i inlniuinlnilvillllliulllitll0itllllllliglillill0l0iKli4lllll0l0lTUillilllilllllllliI as ' n Q ' ' I Say It Wlth Flowers Q Wlllls Ford Agency, Inc. Q W ll GENERAL INSURANCE AND Q R05 LL lj SURETY BONDS Q THE SERVICE THAT SATISFIESN 5 H 302 N. Rich. Phone 93 i -PHONE 196- ROSWELL, N. M. i 101.31,gf,1o1o1u1o1oTo1o14Z 1 iriifvi' 1'11'i i0i 1 ? i i i 1 1 Yifliig Everything j The j For The Family - . 3 TEXAS co. , Western Auto Supply Co. H , l 117 W. Second St. Q J. E. Cl'atD l'A'l l'ERSON, Mgr. i E' Y' CHAMBERS 10:4111mn.fqmnn1-an-,xnxx-cm,xoxox-'11-1014ETOIMD' 1+vtotutlvrvirwrvrfvdb 10101-'If Q ROSWELL TYPEWRITER U d3Qatt II - L. O. SMITH and CORONA Q CH' TYPEWRITERS ROSWELES MOST COMPLETE i BUSINESS SUPPLIES 5 DRUG STORE Q i I lniui,nlniuilhiulll10:20iolllilrilvillili-59'ill i' i'll0l0iUll'l T0l ii i Yliliig e . Th 4 Pecos Valley Drug Co. 3 ! ' Bus Bee Cafe Q ' 4 --+40li+-- Q -OPEN 24 HOURS- i ! Everybody Knows the Busy Bee i YOUR REXALL STORE l l Q JIM RALLIS, Mgr. i i in going' ini:axuioiuiu-2020: io: 1014520 Page One Hund oi4n1u1O1O1u1o1n1O1o1n1u1O101 oiuin 11 E GREAVES PAINT STORE Q DECORATORS ! i FREE ESTIMATES l 120 S. Main Roswell, N. M. g PHONE 529 gl 1 H1010 iii!! l UiUQU 1 0 1 0 1 01IlDl!DUQU-C l 5 s1U1PREME Ennio SUPPLY 86 SERVHCE l 'ZIIMMIE ROGERS r1o1o1o1n1u1o1 1u1u1o1o1o1o1o 110101 1 111:11 1 1 1 1 1 1 10101 KGFL Phillips' 66 -,l,g4,yglU.- Q W. Secflnd St. Phone J' S g 1 ROSWELL, NEW MEXICO ' ' : '- 5:03021l:4-n,l7-0Q0Q0QU,UQUQfllYQ'5:1lilYQUQUQUQUQUQUQUQ Q Q QU: l ABMSTRUNG St ABMSTBUNG l E GENERAL CONTRACTORS ROSWELL NEW MEXICO QlQ9aU,Ui0if7iUil7il,llli0iUiUQl7iUQUQflil, 10-0- iililli iUi0l0i0iUillQ1lQ ! . ! Pecos Valley Tradmg Co. Markus Shoes i PURINA CHOWS, WOOD AND COAL A . i P. vis CHEK-R-CHICKS v Q l Fine Pure Bred White Leghorns and YOUR FAZVIILY SHOE STORE l Standard Heavy Breed Roswell New Mexico j Baby Chicks ' QI106190ilvivivivivllliviv1010101Oi010iu1O10101O1O1O1O1o1o1uin1O1 1:11 ! Q Berkey Bowling Alleys 212 West Second j 8 ABC Regulation Alleys Americcfs Most Popular Indoofr Sport g Enjoyed by Millions ! ' ' ''' ' ' 0 i Q The Vogue ! Q SMART WEAR FOR WOMEN i When anything new is shown l the Vogue will show it first. ,311 1 130101011r1n1n1n1O1n1u1o1 1 11:1 ge One Hundred E'ght 1 Foster Grocery Co. A Complete Food Store 119 W. 4th Phone 444 .fa Uaoata I Fine Mexican Foods 11:1 o1n1o1O1o1O1 14111111 111101 101 O11 1 1 11 1 1 11111 111141 civilIi:11:r3nimI1o1uin1o1uiuriuiuioiniz 101 ini: I1 2 Central l-lardware, lnc. i We Deliver 2 Main at Third Phone 177 i Q'- -'-- - --'-U' -'U-''- - ' E vIIoNE 14 soo N. MAIN Q 0 l Q Big ,lo Lumber Co. Q J. Is. PIRTLE, Mgr. 2 Norton Beauty Salon Q Miss Esther McNally l Prompf, Courtoous, Ef.f1.Cl.6f7It 2 Service Q Phone 276 Norton Hotel Bldg. l l10Q011liililP11ll!lT0l0l1lllll0illiUi D Do You Know the Students g Svnoor. SAVINGS ACCOUNTS in 2 Roswell Building 6' Loan l Association g ,IRE IN EXCESS OF sI:aI,ooo.oo Q '' ' ' ' ' ' ' I 0 I 2 E ll L 3 a lv e t h A l Q I 2 Phone 520 314 N. Rich. i Q ' ' ' Q QUALITY SERVICE Q 2 Pecos Valley Lumber Co. Q -PHONE 175- 1 zoo S. Main Roswell, N. M. l 0211 ! Q. !6 !S !e li 'Q !S Q: I i? :3 lm: ! 1011 141341103021ri:viaiioioiniuioioirii KATY'S CAFE Specializing In STEAKS, CHOPS AND FRIED CHICKEN J. M. BURRIER, Mgr. vii:ii:ic1011Iiixiuiaxinioiuioioi ini: O the furniture mart O Panhandle Lumber Co., lnc. COMPLETE BUILDING SERVICE Roswell, N. M. R. B. Yvakefield, Mgr. J. M. RADFORD GRooERY Co. WHOLESALE GROCERS O Roswell, N. M. 14:1IL:ni:viiviivii12011111riogoioinioioin American Cafe THE MOST MODERN UP TO-DATE CAFE IN THE STATE 0 It is a. Credit to Roswell Bray-Moore Shop o Our Showing Service is as Courteous as our Selling Service 110101 1 1010201030101 si 11201024 01031ri:wieninioiuiuininim11411 :iiIisI31vinmiaIioiirioinioioiol Imini:114niniuio3030202020201 -wg. 11014 uxiniaxioicrioioxfriozoioif xicnjoioioioiojoifniognioza Iioioiojojoxnioif 01011 'U D N 0 O 5 0 : ozoiw 5 5 In -l 0 in Z 5 0 1 1 1u1u1n1n1u1u1v14v101 1 1 1: 1 1:n1n:1111111m1111r1 The Home of EVERYTHING MUSICAL GINSBEBG MUSIC C0. 205 N. Main Phone 10 10393030147-inlf'-4ll44lll01H1H1H1U-.1lQ1ll1lllil-ill1U1Ulu-if,3-Ullfiifilliuifllfll The Best People in the World . . . - E ultable Bulldln 8z Walk through Om' Doors q . . g . Loan Assoclatlon 7 i . 'U 0 y S H Save where Savmgs are Insu'r'efl lillillllllllllilllilUiUlliiliiliiliiiflilifilillY0,01Oi0i0i0l0llliililliiillil0,Ua SAY IT VVITH FLOlVERS ALLISON FLORAL CO. U J H St --CUT FLOWERS- i QWQ ry core Pot Plants, Floral Designs U ' 707 S' Lea - COURTESY AND SERVICE I..2U:..IU:0:0:.,:.,:.,:.,:..:.,:..:..:..:EIUI.,2.,:.,:.,:.,:.,:.,:..:..:.,:f,:..:.,:..: . C THE HOME Martln Insurance Agency U of Lillian R. Russell Robert B. Bacon SPANISH FURNITURE 206 w. Third D ABBS ALL KINDS 0F INSURANCE 5 FURNITURE C0- i ROSWELL NEW MEXICO ----------------!----,,,,,-------- I 9 Gessert 81 Sanders ardy S i Abstract Co. 0 ! Dairy 3 ' A ROSWELL NEW MEXICO 1 1 1 1111 1,i1 1 1 1 1 Compliments of - U llaughtry ' I Cobean Statlonery L Insurance Company H ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE A AND BONDS -OFFICE OUTFITTERS- E -,,,,,,,,e 301- Roswell New Mexico i J. P. White Bldg. Roswell, N. M. 1110 H1:lredT 10:010:411011114.10101u:O1u:O-io1n1- Andefson 6, Watkins --Be Affwzcfizw While Active- -D1STR1BUTERS- Q WEAR A SPICY MODE O' DAY OUTEIT ISUTANE AND PETROLEUM PRODUCTS AND DELIGHT YOUR DATE QUAKER S:mgu6x1:11iIJ1'SisAlzNSDAI.1, mode Q'Ddq Phone 22 81.3 N. Virginia Ma1'g'uret L. Liston, Prop. -.,-..:..:..:.,-.,-.,:.,: ,: : : : :..:.,-.i:.,:..-.,-.,:.,:.,:.,....:.,:.,:.,-.,-..:.,-..:. uccd SUNSET CREAMERY H Protected ' ' D ' P C1 'C alry ro uc S inn:-iz--:nan--11-:urlmn-,roamArwen--rua'1:131011:111MD-fl11014'CDA'QHCD-110101-'I CD01f COMPLIMENTS Ace Auto Company, Inc. OF ij ELECTRIC AU'rO-LITE SERVICE Q Usd C - l' ts - Acces ies H I ROSWELL, N. M. 6 400 E. S - d Ph e 539 :4.:.,:-,auf-:1-:1v:D:-,:u:ff:1-chu:-w:u:u:fifth:1I101011101-11011110-frvdhvdh-'CD011 Snelsorfs Bakery JAY DUVALL II -Fancy Pastry' CLOTHES FOR MEN Phone 161 308 N. Richardson AND BIG BOYS II - - - F- - - - - CCSNGTRATTEJIZDATIONS Lowrey Auto Co. 3 SENIORS CHRYSLER- -PLYMOUTH Q ' Q -i...O-.-O..-i...-.-,..-.-.-.,...-.Q ALJ A A . u KNMCROX? fy COMPLIMENTS ffEPf.E5,nfyfl'ji ' i OF NEI-ll ROYAL CROWN ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL 5 BOTTLINC5 CO- i Phone 508 602 Virginia if nxninguin r11ui:ni:114xiuininiuiumzoin o aio gui',102rg-,xi11:1111014nxninioznioimog 10101010101o1o1o1o1o1o1o1o1o1n1o 1010111041111o1o111111011:11111111:1n1u1u1u1u1:r1n1o1o1o1u1o1o1xioioiui FOR ALL THE NEWS1----ALL THE TIME READ THE ROSWELL DAILY RECORD Member of the Associated Press . ! Orr Baking Co. Safeway Stores QUALITY BREAD cmd PASTRIES ' 607 WV. 2nd. St. and 304 S. Main g FINE1:t1L0ODS Phone 29 C SAVING I Roswnu, NEW MEXICO i Roswell New Mexico ! Cummins Garage AYERS GIFT SHOP 114 W. Third St. ' 5 MEXICAN AND INDIAN CURIOS AUTOMOBILE DEALERS -Phone 1050- Q i ROSWELL NEW MEXICO ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Anderson Gardens Purity Baking Co. Excelsior Cleaners Roswell Beauty Shop Glovers Flowers Foundation Investment Co. Hunter Sz Son Hoffman-Clem Plumbers Owl Drug Oo. Shaw's Grocery 85 Market Purdy Electric Co. Wilson Furniture Co. Zumwalt Sz Danenloerg 1010.111.11111:grape-pqqpq.qpq:1:::11o1,11qp-lqnq P 0 H d.dT l' 11r1n1o1o1o1o1o1srioioiuiuioioioi WV JM WWW wfff ,ff-M N!! Mi Gym gmwgjij MQ visa QM ' Mm-1' My Southw E C W h T W xg? EN6h 2335? 5 2233 me qu, Ex jg , dx QQ A2 W M -Aww -Q qs Q gf Wdiggh ffffffj M fb 5 V H W pfpffv 5 'Ll'T 3 Zim ' A . 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