San Angelo Central High School - Westerner Yearbook (San Angelo, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1940 volume:

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Smith, who for thirtyffive years has been superintendent of the San Angelo Public Schools, this annual is dedicated. During a third of a century which has been characterized in America by the great experiment of educating all classes, with many and varied educational theories proposed, Mr. Smith has taken the long view of education and has put first things first. The system he has builded from two small schools in 1905 to twelve in 1940 is recognized as ranking with the best in the state. Its former students fill places of honor and responsibility not only in this community but throughout the state and nation. We honor the man who with his philosophy of education, unfailing patience, quiet efficiency, and devotion to his task has been a guiding force in developing the ideals of the citizenship of this town. . FELIX E. SMITH :el -RY---... A V --fr , ...L '-r CHESTER H. KENLEY To Chester H. Kenley, principal of San Angelo High School, the students express appreciation for his efficient management, impartial justice, and helpful guidance. FACULTY GLADYS ADAMS ' B. S. University of Texas. Home Economics x X HOMER A. ANDERSON B. S. Oklahoma A. and M. Instrumental Music X, LIPSCOMB ANDERSON B. S. Texas A. and M. Mechanical Drawing, Assistant Principal WILLIE MAE BAGWELL M. A. University of Texas. History KENNETH R. BAILEY B. A. University of Texas. Mathematics ARRIE BARRETT M. A. University of Texas. History, Civics Q Y HERVEY BLUE ' f B. A. Baylor University. History, Physical Education MARTHA BROWN M. A. University of Texas. English LEOLA CAMPBELL N M. A. 'University of Texas. English my 'N GLENN CASEY M. A. University of Texas. Biology, Chemistry Eff' X3 rl GRACE CHAPIN 93 B. A. Southern Methodist University. VB. S. in LibraQ1 Science. Peabody. Librarian 'XF ' 1 I XV. I ik. Q MOLLIE A. BIERSCHWALE X B. A. Sul Ross Teachers College. Mathematics E 'X FACULTY NAN CHUMNEY 'V B. A. Southwestern University. English 7 . , . I'-V S f,y.w-L. 2 of , MARY ET COMPTON B. A., !1University of Texas. ,f Speech f ORA MAE CURRY M. A. University of Texas. History JESSAMON DAWE B, A. University of Texas . Commercial Subjects F Q J. 1. DYKES s , . 496 WB. A. Trinity University, Mathematics QA! J' DILLA ENOCHS B. S. Texas State College for Women. Commercial Subjects GRACE FITZWILLIAM M. A. University of Texas. English f g W.,-9 ,L T Ll .2679 PENELOPE FLOYD North Texas State Teachers College. English fig. A. Kg F -Z L 1 .x,, . 'B f 1 X fl it , N T.. --f VL.,f-,.1fiQJA4 jf-1617, C. M. FRANKLYN - M. A. University of Texas. Spanish R. j. CALLAWAY B. A. Rice Institute. Biology, Physics JAMES H. GRISHAM B. A. University of Texas. History, Spanish C. L. HARLESS B. S. McMurray College. Mathematics, Physical Education NX. FACULTY HENRY E. HARRIS M. S. Lafayette University. Mechanical Drawing INA JONES M. S. University of Texas. Home Economics FRANCES LOTT San Angelo College. Secretary to the Principal CARL H. PHAGAN M. A. University of Texas. Civics, Economics VIOLET PICKETT M. A. Texas Technological College. English LOEVA PIERCE B. S. University of Chicago. Algebra RUTH SARA REESE M. A. University of Texas. English l My ARY EMMA RossoN M. A. University of Texas. Latin, English MARIE SCOTT M. A. University of Kansas. Biology OTIS SCRUGGS N L. L. B. University of Texas. History P CORA A. SEYMOUR i B. A. University of Texas. Mathematics FRANCES SIMS B. S. University of Texas. Physical Education X35 QQ: 2 wigs W6 W sis lj ' FACULTY V. O. SMALLWONOD B. A. East Texas State Teachers College. Algehra jESSIE B. STAPP B. A. University of Texas. English, journalism I V!! f' i 5 .Y I , Hf- A HARRY TAYLOR B. A. Texas Christian University. Physical Education CARMA THOMAS M, A. University of Texas. English TENNIE THOMPSON B. S. North Texas State Tent s College. Glec Cluh . f' T fl C? V, kv X !,. W. F. WEBB M. A. 'University ol Texas. Spanish AVIS WEIR B. A. Southwestern University. Spanish 7 if W! f I. ' E. E, YOUNG - 1 1 -r .i , lf, ll if- X E 5 ,....-: . 62.332555 .. 'If . 'ff' B. S. Texas A. and M. Vocational Agriculture CLASS OFFICERS J. L. REED President DALE CHASE President JACK BURKE President SENIORS MARIBEL RICKER HARRIS SMITH JIM BEAN VicefPresiderit Secretary Treasurer A JUNIORS EVELYN TYLER MORTIMER MERTZ BUDDY GIBBS ViCC'PT6Sid6T1f Secretary Treasurer SOPHOMORES J. H. KEY JEAN NETTLETON PETE EWALD VicefPresiderLt Secretary Treasurer SENIORS ANN ALDERMAN Euclidean Circle '39, '40, President '39: Spanish Club '38, Vice President '38, Footlighters '39, '40, Senior Play '40g Scribblers '40, We.sterner '40, Chemistry Club '40, Secretary '40, Physics Club '40g Pep Squad '37g Future Homemakers '39, National Honor Society '39, SecretaryfTreasurer '39. A double A girl in every respect, BILL ALEXANDER Latin Club '39g Student Forum '39, '40, President '40g Debate Club '38, '39, '40, Vice President '40g Forensic League '4O: National Honor Society '39. He must have talqen lessons from Cicero. LOUIE ALEXANDER Basketball '37, He's sky high in our vision and affection. RUTH ALEXANDER Pep Squad '37, '38: Soccer '38: Volleyball '37, '38, '39. School patriotism and loyalty are .synonymous with Ruth. BETTIE BAILEY Rhythm Club '38, '39: Pep Squad '37, Yell Leader '38, '39, Best All Round Girl oi Sophomore Class '38g Best All Round Girl of ,Iunior Class '39. Such a fun loving personality that we all love her. EVELYN BARBEE Orchestra '38, '39, '4Og Pep Squad '37g Drill Squad '38g Future Homemakcrs '37. , Music hath charrnsq so hath the rnutician. JIM BEAN Football '37, '36, '37, '381 Basketball '36, '37g Track 36, '38, '39g A Association '37, '38, '39, '40, Secref tary '40g Senior Class Treasurer '4U: AllfStar '39g junior College '40-Football, Track, Ram Club, Golf Club. A rough and tough football player and jitterbug. Q WALTER BEAN Football '37, '38, '39, Track '39g A Association '40g Future Farmers '39, '40, Wzitcli Dog '40. His heart shakes for Schuch. STRATTON WORTH BEASLEY Basketball '37, '38, '39: Track '38, '39. He's really a character if you lqnow what we mean. MARYLEENE BOLEN Tennis '38, Pep Squad '381 Future I-Iomemakers '39. She never thinlrs about herself but always about other people. GRACE ANN BOX Chemistry Club '40g Pep Squad '37, '38: Future Homemakers '38. The gentlest manners and the lqindest heart. MARIAN BRADLEY Pep Squad '37, '38, Future Homemakers '40. This winsome hit of ferriinity wins our hearts. SENIORS DOROTHY LEE BRASHER Spanish Club '40g Tumbling Team '40, Brilliant, friendly, and dependable. BODINE BRAZELTON Track '38, A Association '39, '40g Football Man' ager '37, '38. One senior that will really be missed, Y I IRMA RUTH BROTHERS Our friendly Brothers is a sister of us all. JACK BUCHANAN Glee Club '39g Euclidean Circle '401 Footlighters '38, 39, '40, Senior Play '40: Tennis '37, '38. Oli, lie's a jolly good fellow MADGE BUMPERS Her sparkling eyes are pools of loneliness GEORGE BYARS Student Forum '40, Debate Club '40. Airplanes, airplanes 7 Wright, Lindburgb, Byars. BOB CALLAWAY We'll miss Bobs humorous remarks. ELIZABETH CHANCELLOR Pep Squad '37, '38, '39g Drill Squad '38, '39. 'You're taking no chance if you're lier friend. WANDA CLARK Pep Squad '38: Future Homemalccrs '38. A paradox-a stately senior. VESTA CHENOWETH Latin Club '39, Footlighters '39, '40, Vice President '40: Senior Play '40, OnefAct Play '39, Scribblers '40g Westerner '40: Student Forum '39, Secretaryfrfreasurer '39: Rhythm Club '38, '39: Pep Squad '37, '38, '39: Drill Squad '38, '39, Captain '39: National Honor So' ciety '39. To everything she does, slie adds that lovable Clienny toucli. DWIGHT CHRIESMAN Football '38: Tennis '37. Hiya, Swifty, wliat's tlie rush? JEANETTE CLEMENTS Glee Club '38g Spanish Club '40g Pep Squad '38, '39: Drill Squad '38, '39. Always ready to laugh, 'N Ib- fl N.. J 'N I fs-2 x 12 SENIORS MERLENE CLEVELAND Glee Club '39, '40, Pep Squad '37, '38, Her motto is: A laugh a day keeps the Doctor away. ROSS H. COUEY Band '37, '38, '39, '40: Basketball '39. A model A boy with a model T Ford. JUNE COVINGTON Euclidean Circle '40, Campus Corral '40g Seribblers '39, '40g LinefUp Team '39g Rhythm Club '39, Pep Squad '38g Drill Squad '38, It's june in january or any other month for that matter. LOUISE DAVIS Pep Squad '38, '39, Drill Squad '38, '39, Future Homemakers '40. to you. LOWELL DOUGHERTY Band '38, '39, '40g Orchestra '40g Solo and En' semble '40, The most angelic looking boy we know. PASCHAL DRAKE Football '37, '38, '39: Basketball '38, '39, '40, Cap' tain '40, Track '38g A Association '39, '40, Tennis '38, '39, Future Farmers '38, '39, Reporter '39. The proof that you have to be a football hero to get along with the beautiful girls. HAZEL R'UTHE DUKE 'Orchestra '37, '38: Pep Squad '37, '38: Drill Squad '38g Future Homemakers '39. Our beauty culturist with changeable modes. GENEVA ECKERMAN Debate Club '38g Future Homemakers '39, '40, Vice President '40, I want to be a cowboylv sweethear:. ROY ENRIQUEZ Spanish Club '39, '40, Reporter '39: Football '37, '38: Basketball '38, '39, '40g Track '38, '39g A Assof ciation '38, '39, '40, Future Farmers '39, The Speed Demon. CHARLENE EVANS Pep Squad '36, '37, '38g Drill Squad '38g Tumbling Team '38, '39. A dark girl with a sunny personality. DORIS EWALD Rhythm Club '38, '39g Pep Squad '38, '39: Future Hoinemakers '38, '39, '40. She averagex a laugh a minute. GERALD FAIRBANKS A tall, curly haired hanlqerfnuff sed! SENIORS JIM RATTAN FARR Footligbters '40, One-Act Play '40, Student Forum '40, Physics Club '40, Track '40. A cute, captivating cowboy from Culver who captured our hearts quickly. GLORIA FREAD Latin Club '38, '39, '40, Campus Corral '40, Essay '40, Pep Squad '37, '38, '39, Drill Squad '38, '39. She laughs and the world laughs with her. BETTYE FULLER Campus Corral '40, Scribblers '40, Pep Squad '37, '38, Drill Squad '38, Line'Up Team '39. The more Fuller the better. FRED FURGASON Orchestra '38, Glee Club '38, Treasurer '38, Future Homemakers '38, Song Leader '38. Helen of Troy had nothing on Fred. NEDRA GIBSON Glee Club '39, Latin Club '38, '39, Scribblers '40, Westerner '40, Rhythm Club '38: Pep Squad '37, '38: Drill Squad '39, Our Gibson girl with Lacy manners. OPHELIA GOODWIN Glee Club '38, '39, Tennis '38, Tumbling Team '40: Pep Squad '38, '39, Drill Squad '39, Future Homemakers '39, '40. We never saw anyone so effervescent. CHARLES GRAHAM Band '38, '39, Spanish Club '39, '40, President '39: Footlighters '40, Senior Play '40, Campus Corral '40, Scribblers '40, Quill and Scroll '40, Debate Club '39, Dec- lamation '40, National Honor Society '39. The mouthpiece of the Senior Class. JANE GREENE Glee Club '39, President '39, Spanish Club '40, Footlighters '39, '40, Senior Play '40, OnefAct Play '40, Campus Corral '39, Scribblers '39, '40, Westerner '40, Student Forum '39, '40, Reporter '39, LinefUp '40, Rhythm Club '38, '39, Pep Squad '37, '38, Drill Squad '38, Junior Class Secretary '39. Glamour embued in a deep purple voice DOUGLAS GUENTHNER Euclidean Circle '39, '40, President '40, Scribblers '40, Westerner '40, Chemistry Club '40, President '40, Football '37, '38, Football Manager '39, Basketball '38, Track '38, '39, A Association '39, '40. Here's to Douglas, tried and true. SALVADOR GUERRERO Spanish Club '39, '40, A flashing smlie followed by a smooth flow of words. JOHN HARPER Euclidean circle '40, Spanish Club '39, Scribblers 40, Westerner '40, Debate Club '38, '39, President '40, Forensic League '40, President '40, Chemistry Club '40, Vice President '40, Vice President of Sophomore Class '38, Debate Team '39, '40, National Honor Society '39. If ideas were coined, John would be a mint. s DICK HARRIS Euclidean Circle '40, Scribblers '40, Westerner '40, Chemistry Club '40, Track '40. The chemistry of fire! 'we 4,139 ...,..MAS 2 5 , Q ,,,, ::. -::: -Q ws W S' 'Qs' Q as 'E 'iffev-n's ,. .... , was 'N s 5 . , . . , ,, ss ,.,.. , it 1. .- Q :f -: . ':5a:,::5i::5sssi' X rf in ji f '- Q s a i- A SENIORS Joi-IN sooTT HARRIS Footlighters '38, '39, '40, Secretary '39, President '40, Senior Play '40, OnefAct Play '38, Scribblers '40, Westerner '40, Student Forum '40, Declamation '39, Physics Club '40: Junior Class Vice President '39. A dashing, supposedly debonair Deruish. MINNIE PEARLE HARRIS Future Homemakers '38. Sweet and generous describe Minnie to the letter. Scribblers He defies Euclidean blers '39, '40, W. T. HARRIS '40. that saying, Red heads are hot heads. VIOLA BETH HEARN Circle '40, Campus Corral '39, '40, Scrihf Quill and Scroll '40, LinefUp Team '39: Pep Squad '37, '38, Drill Squad '38. We yearn for Hearn. MARY M. HEFFLEY Spanish Club '39 '40, Secretary '39, Vice President '40, Wes:erner '40, EditorfinfChief '40, Scribblers '40: Student Forum '39, '40 President '39, Pep Suuad '37, '38, Drill Squad '38, National Honor Society '39. To Mary Euclidean Club '39, '40, A dainty His papa Euclidean mentarian '38, CofEditor '40, life is one exclamatian after another, DOROTHY HENDERSON Circle '40, Student Forum '40, Debate Pep Squad '37, ,demure damsel. HOWARD HENDERSON never had to work Howard's mathlflf TAMEA HENDERSON Circle '39, Latin Club '38, '39, Parliaf Footlighters '40g Campus Corral, '39, '40, Scribblers '39, '40g Quill and Scroll '39, '40, Essay '40, Tennis '40, LinefUp Team '40, Rhythm Club '38, '39, Pep Squad '37, '38, Drill Squad '38: National Honor Society '39. Beauty is as beauiy does-and she does. SAM HESSE Campus Corral '40, Scribblers '40, Chemistry Club '40, Reporter '40, Physics Club '40, President '40, Track '40 His worth like his signature is portrayed in Ss MARY HINES Glee Club '39, Spanish Club '40, Westerner '40, Pep Squad '38, '39, Drill Squad '38, '39. A Southern drawl topped off by a blaze of glory. EDNA FAYE HOGAN Euclidean Circle '40, Spanish Club '40, Student Forum '40. Genia -feminine for genius. HOWARD HOLLAND Physics Club '40. An artist to his fingertips. SENIORS VIDA HORN Tumbling Team '38g Rhythm Club '38, Pep Squad '37, '38g Future Homemakers '38, '39. Vida's host of friends thoroughly enjoy her wit. RAYMOND HOWELL Physics Club '40, Future Farmers '39, '40, Treasurer '40, A still tongue shows a wise head. PAT HUDGENS Glee Club '38, '39, '40, Pep Squad '37. And yet a spirit still and bright with something of an impish light. J. MARSHALL HULING Glee Club '391 Basketball '39. Hiya, Sliver! WILLA MAE HUNT Glee Club '38, '39, Pep Squad '38, '39g Future Homemakers '38. One of those brunettes who makes blondes wish they weren't. GWENDOLYN IRWIN Glee Club '39, '40, President '40, Rhythm Club '38g Pep Squad '37, A lovable bubble of sunshine. PENROSE JACKSON Glee Club '39, '40g Student Forum '40, Debate '38. Altho' his speech is crisp, his manner is smooth. MARY LOU JOHNSON Latin Club '38, '39, Secretary '38g Footlighters '39, '40g Senior Play '40, Scribblers '4Og Westerner '40g Dec' lamation '39g Pep Squad '37, '38, '39, Drill Squad '38, '39g National Honor Society '39. The ability and will to accomplish ever so many things. MARJORIE JONES Orchestra '38, '39, '40. A quiet, obliging, little lass. MAYFAIR JONES Campus Corral '39g LinefUp Team '38, '39, Pep Squad '37g Scribblers '39, '40. It's a fair world when she's around. J. R. JOSLIN Student Forum '40g Physics Club '4O3 Basketball '38 Our own Sawdust. FRANCES KIMMEY Spanish Club '39, '40, Reporter '40, Pep Squad '37 '38g Drill Squad '38. Retiring-but still a hard worker. s SENIORS I. L. KING, IR. Future Farmers '39, '40, lke's quite all right! EDGAR KOON Euclidean Circle '38, '39, '40, Treasurer '39, '40, Cupid couldnt hit him with a machine gun. No? CHARLES LACY Band '38, '39, '401 Orchestra '40g Solo and En' semble '40, Secretary '40. A gallant gentleman in a quiet sort of way. JESS LANDERS Chemistry Club '40, Physics Club '40, A Associaf tion '39, '40, Tennis '39, So quiet no one would ever guess he had a mighty iaquct. CHARLES LANDRUM Orchestra '37, '38, '39, '40. A true pal and a swell guyfaslg anyone. NONA LANE Pep Squad '39, Future Homemakers '38, '39, Pres' ident '39. She's as beautiful as her name. CHARLES LEONARD Spanish Club '40g We.stevner '40g Fuothall '39, Track '40. An AllfAmerican Boy in the truest sense, BETTE LOGAN Footlighters '40g Senior Play '40g OnefAct Play '40: Campus Corral '40, Scribblers '39, '40g Westernev '40: LinefUp Team '401 Tumbling Team '38, Rhythm Club '39g Pep Squad '38, '39g Drill Squad '39. Endurance, foresight, strength, and slqillfu NORMA JEAN LOWE Tumbling 'Team '38, '39: Future Homemalcers '38, 39, 40. 1 Dignity and poise combined with a love of sports. LUCILLE LUCKETT Euclidean Circle '39, '40, Secretary '39g Latin Club '38, '39, Secretary '38g Senior Play '40: Campus Corral '39, '4Og Student Forum '40g Scribblers '39, '40, Chemf istry Club '4O: LinefUp Team '40: Rhythm Club '39: Pep Squad '37, '38g Drill Squad '38. Happy go Luclgett---that's Pug IAMES LUMMUS Band '38, '39. '40, Vice President '40: Orchestra '39, '40g Student Forum '401 Tennis '40: Solo and En' semble '40, The last of a famous musical clan. ANNA MAE LUND Snanish Club '401 Pep Squad '37, '38, '39: Drill Squad '38, '39. A is for admirable, is for misclievous, L is for loyal. SENIORS FRANCES MCCIJURE Glee Club '39, '40, Vice President '39, Scribblers 39, Solo and Ensemble '40. A golden voice and disposition. HOBART McDOWELL Latin Club '38, Footlighters '39, '40, Secretary '40, Senior Play '40, OnefAct Play '40, Campus Corral '39, '40, CofEditor '40, Scrihblers '39, '40, Quill and Scroll '39, '40, Debate '38, '39, Forensic League '40, Essay '40, Senior Class Representative '40, National Honor Society 39, President '39. Destined for fame. ROY MCELHANEY Spanish Club '39, '40, Treasurer '40, Football '39, '40, Basketball '39, He speaks like a genius-seldom but surely. MAXINE MCFARLANE Pep Squad '37, '38, Future Homemakers '40, Ref porter '40. A profile any queen would be proud of. BETTY JANE McKENZIE Euclidean Circle '40, Campus Corral '40, Student Forum '40, Reporter '40, Rhythm Club '39, Drill Squad '38, '39. As long as hair like Betty's is minted, we'll never go off the gold standard. ANN MCLAUGHLIN Spanish Club '39, '40, Parliamentarian '40, A true friend no matter what the weather. NORA MCLAUGHLIN- Spanish Club '4O. An earnest heart, .a true spirit, a ready worker. -IOHNNIE MAE MACNAUGHTON Debate Club '40, Treasurer '40, Forensic League '40, Chemistry Club '40, Corresponding Secretary '40, Future Homemakers '39, '4O. Oh, Iohnnie, Oh, Iohnnie, how you debate. HILDA MCNORTON As quaint and demure as her name implies7Hilda. ALLEEN MCSPADDEN Scribblers '39, Pep Squad '39, '40, Drill Squad '39, '40, She's loads of fun anywhere. ROBERT MAGINOT Footlighters '40, One-Act Play '40, Campus Corral '40, Scribblers '40, Westerner '40, Physics Club '40, Vice President '40. He may be from the North, but he's no7'YanlQee. RUTH MANSFIELD Euclidean Circle '39, '40, Vice President '39, Latin Club '38, '39, Vice President '38, President '39, Foot' lighters '39, '40, Campus Corral '39, Scribblers '39, '40, Physics Club '40, Tennis '38, '40, Tumbling Team '39, LinefUp Team '40, Rhythm Club '39, Pep Squad '37, National Honor Society '39, Family tradition carried to a glorious finish by the little sister. SENIORS RUTH ANN MATLOCK Euclidean Circle '40, Campus Corral '40, Scribblers '40, Westerner '40, Student Forum '40, Rhythm Club '39, Pep Squad '37, Drill Squad '38, '39. A violet by a mossy stone Half hidden from the eye! -Fair as a star when only one Is shining in the sky. WANDA LEE MATTESON Latin Club '38, Pep Squad '37, '38, Euclidean Circle '38, '39, Footlighters '38, '39, Drill Squad '38, '39, National Honor Society '39. And tho' you left us, you left us, too, so many memories of you. PATTY JANE MAYNARD Latin Club '39, Footlighters '39, '40, Senior Play '40, Campus Corral '40, Scribblers '40, Declamation '40, Rhythm Club '39, Pep Squad '37, '38. Here is a rhyme To go under your name, A friend more lasting than time Will explain your fame, SUSIE MEEK Pep Squad '38, '39, Future Homemakers '38, '39, '40. Don't take her name too seriously, or she'll surprise you. EARL MILLER Band '38, '39, '40, Student Forum '40, Debate Club '40, Have you ever seen him frown?-We haven't. DELMA MILLICAN Campus Corral '40, Scribblers '40, Essay '39. Gay, laughing, blonde, and true. JACK MOORE Glee Club '39, '40, Tennis '38, '39, '40, Future Farmers '38, What could be more attractive than one Moore? JENE MOORE Clee Club '39, '40, Tennis '38, '39, '401 Future Farmers '38. Two Moores. KENNARD MOOS Glee Club '39, '40, Basketball '38, '39, '40, The brawn plus- KENNETH MOOS Glee Club '39, '40, Scribblers '40, Westerner '40, Basketball '38, '39, '40, The brain. WILLIAM F. MORGAN Listen when he speaks for his words are scarce. VIRGINIA MYERS Glee Club '39, '40, Pep Squad '37, '38, Drill Squad '38, Future Homemakers '39, '40. If we could love more than more than we do. SENIORS MARY JANE NASH Future Homemakers '40, A serene blonde with a dimpled smilefwhat more could one want? HERBERT NEYLAND San Angelo High's own Bob Burns. JACKIE ODEN Orchestra '38, '39, Clee Club '40, Footlighters '40, Senior Play '40, OnefAct Play '40, Rhythm Club '39, Pep Squad '37, '38, Future Homemakers '40, Whew! And she doesn't use peroxide. LEROY OLSAK Euclidean Circle '40, Chemistry Club '40, Future Farmers '38, '39, If silence were gold, Leroy would be a multi' millionaire. NINA MAE OVERHOLSER Clee Club '38, '39, Pep Squad '37, '38. Like Mona Lisa, she smiles slowly and mysteriously. NADINE PARISH Tumbling Team '38, Rhythm Club '38, Pep Squad '38, '39, Drill Squad '39, Future Homemakers '4O. The glamorous finish of a perfect line. BERNICE PARKER Rhythm Club '39, Pep Squad '37, Typing Tournaf ment '40. A demure little maid. JAY DEAN PERRY Latin Club '38, '39g Pcp Squad '37, '38, '39, Drill Squad '38, '39. Short and sweet. ROBERT PHILLIPS Physics Club '4O. We're off to see the Wizard -of Physics. ELIZABETH PIPER Tumbling Team '38, Rhythm Club '38, Pep Squad '37, '38: Drill Squad '38: Future Homemakers '40. Nellie was a lady. FRANKLIN RAINEY -Glee Club '39, '40, Spanish Club '39, '40. Rainey is always welcome, and not just because this is We.st Texas. W, C. RAU, JR, Band '38, '39, '4O. 'You'll get no Rau deal with him as a friend. sw' as M e es - ' ' 91 -f QQ -F' -E5555EEE52,E5EEiE5:2E W Q, Qi, fi - .. .a:.:,:.:..afi 1 it Q , We is , i 1- ' is 'O' if . Q6 2 S, W N 5' sf ' Q ' ri hz 'mg' ' QW ' as if 1' ve P '-3051 ,f 'fl' Q J +--v,,z:'r' fs, 5 i sf A 'e 'X mail '04 -, .t Qs ' W as ,fs e.. . Q: ' 3,5 gwigv .., we ss .s 3 5, xi 222: , 1 . 3 sa ,141 if S ' Wi, is :.. . as .1 gi, . seg- :. : Q f .far .sr -1, ' '- 'Eff sm -:ami-fss.': gf - zss!:s:s:5-stef' 53.2. s . SENIORS I. L. REED, JR. Band '37, '38, '39, '40, Secretary-Treasurer '38, Treasurer '39, Drum Major '39, '40, Orchestra '38, Fu' ture Farmers '38, Senior Class President '40, Senior Class Representative '40, Baton Club '37, '38, Secretary '37, Treasurer '38, Solo and Ensemble '40, President '40. With Buster life is just one whistle after another. M. C. REID Football '39. M. C. always seems buried in thoughtfMy, what a shallow grave! ' GERALDINE RHYNE Glee Club '37, '38, '39, Rhythm Club '38, Pep Squad '37, '38, Future Homemakers '37, '38, '39. The lass with a delicate air. JOHN W. RICE Footlighters '39, '40, Senior Play '40, OnefAct Play '40, Campus Corral '40. Our nomination for S. A, H. S.'s suave manfaboutf town. ELENE RICKABAUGH Spanish Club '39, '40, Song Leader '39, Campus Corral '40, Scribblers '40, Student Forum '40, Secretary' Treasurer '40, Drill Squad '40, Future Homemakers '38, '39, '40, National Honor Society '39. To know her is to love her, and love but her forever. MARIBEL RICKER Glee Club '39, Latin Club '39, Vice President '39, Student Forum '40, Tennis Team '39, '40, Pep Squad '37, '38, '39, Head Yell Leader '39, Drill Squad '38, Senior Class Vice President '40, Senior Class Representa' tive '40, junior Class Most Beautiful Girl '39. Sweets to the sweet, and Kookie to us. DOROTHY ROE Spanish Club '39, '40, Pep Squad '37, '38, '39, Drill Squad '38, '39. Merrily she Roes along. VIRGINIA ROYAL Drill Squad '39, Future Homemakers '40, Royal in name-noble in spirit. DORIS IUUTHERFORD Future Homemakers '39, '40, Dark and lovely. MARGARET SAWBERGER Glee Club '38, '39, '40, Scribblers '39, Future Home' makers '38, She breathed a song into the air. MILES SEDBERRY Glee Club '38, Scribblers '40, Chemistry Club '40- Physics Club '40: Westerner '4O. The heart of a poet, the build of a man. JAMES SEWELL The greatest possession is selffpossession. T l SENIORS HARRIS SMITH Spanish Club '39, '40, Campus Corral '39, '40, Scratches '38, Scribblers '38, '39, '40, Manager of Linef Up Team '38, '39, junior Class Treasurer '39, Senior Class Secretary '40. F, D. R. Smith knows no Maine or Vermont. HOLMAN SMITH Band '37, '38, '39, '40. Still waters run deep. JIMMY SMITH Track '39. Tops in the ring and our appreciation. MARGARET SNEED Glee Club '38, Latin Club '39, Footlighters '40, Senior Play '40, OnefAct Play '40, Student Forum '39, '40, Vice President '39, Chemistry Club '40, National Honor Society '39, Footlights are highlights in the career of our Sally TOMASINE STANLEY Band Sweetheart '38, '39, Senior Play '40, Campus Corral '40, Rhythm Club '39, Pep Squad '37, Sophof more Class President '38. Tommicfpassword to perfection. JEAN STEPP Senior Play '40, Rhythm Club '39, Pep Squad '37, '38, '39, Drill Squad '38, '39, Captain '59, When you meet her, she Stepps into your heart. MARY JO STEWART Clee Club '39, Future Homemakers '4O. She's gentle and shy, But there's mischief in her eye. GLENNA FAYE STOOKSBERRY Pep Squad '38, '39, A beautiful complexion on a very sweet girl. OPAL STOUT Pep Squad '37 '38, Future Homemakers '39, For a friend in need, She's a friend, indeed. BILLIE FAE STRINGER Orchestra '38, '39, '40, President '40, Euclidean Circle '39, '40, Reporter '39, Scribblers '40, Westerner '40, Pep Squad '38, '40, Typing Tournament '40, Solo and Ensemble Club '40. When Irish eyes are smiling. SARA ELLEN SWIFT Spanish Club '40, Campus Corral '40, Scribblers '40, Pep Squad '37, '38, '39, Drill Squad '39, National Honor Society '39. ' Swift to make friends, slow to lose them. BILL TAYLOR Band '36, '37, '38. '39, '40. Taylor, Tyler, Taylor! .What's inua name? P Za SENIORS EMARIE TAYLOR Glee Club '39, '40, Pep Squad '37, '38. She was a phantom of delight. FRANCES TAYLOR H Tennis '37, '38, Rhythm Club '37, Pep Squad 36, '37, Future Homemakers '37, '38, '39. Pert and sweet She can't be beat. MARY LEE 'TAYLOR Spanish Club '40, Pep Squad '37, '38, Drill Squad '38. Ability and ambition combine to shape her destiny. MILDRED TAYLOR Orchestra '37, '38, '39, Pep Squad '37, She used to be a Nutt, but she ain't no more. ROY TAYLOR Scratches '37, Westerner '38, Tall, dark, handsome-no wonder he's a super salesman. DORIS TEAGUE Glee Club '38, '39, Pep Squad '37, '38: Drill Squad '38. A sunny smile, a cheerful word. LERA LOU TEAGUE Glee Club '38, '39, Soccer '38, Pep Squad '38, '39, Future Homemakers '39. Did you ever see a Teague that wasn't tops in any sport she attempts? MARY LOU TEAGUE Pep Squad '37, Future Homemakers '39, '40. Her smile and her eyes do compete for which has the greater charm. SAMMIE TEAGUE Football '37, Future Farmers '36, '37. There's just one girl for him. ANNE TEMPLETON Glee Club '39, '40, Latin Club '38, Scribblers '40, Westerner '40, Physics Club '40, Tennis '39, '40, Line' Up Team '39, Rhythm Club '38, '39, Pep Squad '37, '38, Drill Squad '38, Truefblue and lovely, too. LO'UISE THOMSON Tou're lovely to look at, delightful to know, MARIE WAGNER Spanish Club '39, '40, Tumbling Team '40, Pep Squad '39. A rare phenomenon: when she speaks, she says something. SENICRS FERN BEATRICE WALLACE Glee Club '39, Student Forum '40, Rhythm Club '36, Pep Squad '36, Future Homemakers '40. Fernwas dainty as the flower. BETTY WALLING Spanish Club '39, '40, Secretary '39, President '40, Campus Corral '40, Scribblers '40, Quill and Scroll '40. We see black eyes, beautiful and enterprising. JAMES WARREN Glee Club '39, '40. Once your pal, always your pal. KX 1 JAMES WEATHERBY X' Football '36, '37, Basketball '37, Track '36, '37, Association '38, '39, '40, Sergeantfat'Arms '40, Fu' ture Farmers '38, '39, Junior Class Vice President '38, Power is his motto, girls' charm his weakness. .-Aw LEWIS CASSlE WESTBROOK Glee Club '37, '38, Volleyball Team '39, Tumbling Team '38, Rhythm Club '37, '38, '39, Pep Squad-'37, '38, '39, Drill Squad '39, Future Homemakers '39, '40, Euclidean Circle '40. h Burnished copper goes up 100W when we see Cassie's air. VERREE WESTBRCOK Euclidean Circle '40, Tennis '40, Tumbling Team '40, Pep Squad '40, Future Homemakers '40. A Verree grand person who has contributed in many ways to S. A. H. S. . . JANE WESTMORELAND Tumbling Team '38, Pep Squad '37, '38, Future Hornemakers '39, '40. Her eyes only reflect the other girls as they look at her in envy. CLAUDIA WHITE Spanish Club '40, Senior Play '40, Campus Corral '40, Scribblers '39, '40, Student Forum '39, '40, Debate '39, Pep Squad '37, '38, '39, Drill Squad '39. Though her mind is filled with poets' thoughts, she still has thoughts for fun and friends. SAMMY WHITE A treasure-wise and witty. L. E. WILLIAMS Basketball '39. The red haired radical who's always Nagin it. FRANCES WILLOUGHBY Rhythm Club '38, '39, Pep Squad '37, '38, '39, Future Homemakers '39. This likable little lass laughs her lovable way through life. ORA WIMBERLEY Glee Club '39, Future Homemakers '39. The sayer of a kindly word, The doer of a kindly deed. SENIORS VIVIAN LEE WIMBERLY Tumbling Team '38, Pep Squad '37. A reason that gen,lemen prejer blondes. BETTYE WINSTEAD Pep Squad '38, '39g Drill Squad '38, '39, Winsome Winstead is our ideal girl. MARTHA -IANE WOMACK Glee Club '39, '40g Euclidean Circle '39, '40: Chem' istry Club '403 Pep Squad '37, '38, '39: Drill Squad '38. Sincere and true-that's our jane. ILA VIRGINIA WOMBLE Footlighters '40: Senior Play '40: -OnefAct Play '40, Scribblers '39, Student Forum '40, Vice President '4O1 Rhythm Club '38, '39g Pep Squad '37, '38, '39: Drill Squad Captain '391 Senior Class Representative '40, Personality plus them eyes! ,IACK WOOD Footlighters '39, '40g Senior Play '40g OnefAct Play , '40: Chemistry Club '40, Corresponding Secretary 1 Rooting Regiment Leader '39, A man's man, a girl's dream. '39 '40 PATTY WOODS Latin Club '39g Campus Corral '40: Scrihblers '40g Quill and Scroll '40g Dehate Club '38g Pep Squad '37, 38. Petite Patty has a peerless personality, CHARLES ROBERT WOOLDRIDGE Football '37, '38: Basketball '37, '38, '39g Track '37, '38g A Association '39, '40: Tennis '37, A shy old gentlemanfgrand old guy. LILLIAN WORKS Campus Corral '4Og Scribblers '4O: Quill and Scroll '401 Pep Squad '37, '38. A real honest to goodness brain trust, H. D. WRIGHT Band '40, Orchestra '39g Campus Corral '40g Dec' lamation '39, Essay '39, Without rhyme or reason He argues to be teasin', RUTH WRIGHT Pep Squad '39g Future Homemakers '40, Ruth reflects true hospitality of the West. MAR-IORIE LOUISE WYNN Glee Club '39g Latin Club '38: Footlighters '38, '39, '40, Reporter '40g Senior Play '40, OnefAct Play '38, '40g Campus Corral '39, '40g Scribblers '39, '40g LinefUp Team '38, '39g Pep Squad '371 Drill Squad '38. The eyes have it, GRACE YOUNG Glee Club '40, Spanish Club '39, '40, It's not what she says but the way that she says it, SUMMER SENIORS JUNIOR ALBRIGHT Latin Club '39. Some may say he's not Halbrightf' but we know hetter. OLLIE JOYCE BATCHLER Glee Club '39, Pep Squad '37, '38, Future Home' makers '38, '39. Jolly Ollie has that certain sumpin' that we all like. MARSHALL BATES Band '37, '38, '39, '40. 'You're an Old Smoothie. DOUGLAS BOWEN Senior Play '40, Future Farmers '39. He doesn't need the Bowen buses to get him places, GENE BOWEN Footlighters '40, Senior Play '4Og OnefAct Play '39, '40, Chemistry Club '40, SergeantfatfArms '40, Most Handsome Boy Sophomore '38, Most Handsome Boy Junior '39g Rooting Regiment Leader '39. We took one look at you, that's all we had to do. HARRIETT CHAMBLESS Glee Club '38, '39, Spanish Club '39, '40, Future Homemakers '39. Thro' her will she found a way. MARY BETH CRADDOCK Craddock is a friend to everyone. JEAN FAVORS Tennis '38, '39, '40g Rhythm Club '38, Soccer '38. Jean is a whiz not only at tennis but at making friends. RALPH FRANKLIN Football '38, '39g Track '38g Glee Club '40, The outstanding ladies' man of S. A. H. S. JACK GRAY Band '38, '39, '40, President '40, Orchestra '39, A master musician. ELLIOTT HARLOW Band '38. The perfect Jester. JACK HARMON Band '38, '39, '40, Orchestra '38. Harmony Harmonqthafs Jack. SUMMER SENIORS FRANK HERRINGTON Band '38, '39. Mayor Frank He'rrington's our active politician. RUTH MAE KING Tcnnis '39g Pep Squad '38g Future Homemakers '40 A pretty animated Dutch doll, BERNIE MIKA Future Farmers '38, '39, '40. He's quiet and unassuming, but oh, myl TOMMIE NEELLEY Rhythm Club '38g Pep Squad '37, '38, Drill Squad '38. Gigglefgigglegand we love her for it. WILLIE MARIE PARROTT Thanks for the memory. DOUGLAS RENNER Band '37, '38, '39, '40, Spanish Club '39, '40, For what care I for those who think? JAMES RINK Band '37, '38, '39, '40, Secretaryffreasurer of Sopbf omore Class. l!f-fQQ1vrr+Ntf!?z ROZELTHA ANN SMITH Glee Club '40, Pep Squad '37, Future Homemakers '38, '40, If being friendly makes friends, Rosy will always count hers in dozens. NELL SNOW Glee Club '40: Pep Squad '37, '38, Future Home' makers '38, '39, '40, Orchids to the most ladyflike girl we know. TRUETT STONE Clee Club '37, '38g Future Farmers '39, '40, A True Stone is the best stone, as Truett has shown us. BERNICE WHITE Clee Club '40, Future Homemakers '39, '40. Her pretty features and sweet personality make her unforgetable. MARIE WILLIAMS Her tresses are perfect proof that a woman's crown' ing glory is her hair. SENIORS NOT JIMMIE ADAMS HENRY. MARK ANTHONY JEWEL ARONS ELTON BACHUS FLOYD BAKER, JR. LOLA BANTA MARGARET BARRY ROSEMARY BRATTON HERBERT BULLOCK O. A. BUTT KENNETH CALDWELL SAMMIE JANE COLLINS LENINE GORTESE BILLY GRAGER BETTY JANE DILTZ BILLIE A. EDWARDS ERIC ENGLISH WALTON ERWIN IRA G. GREEN, JR. ALLON K. HALL RUTH ANELIA HAY JUANITA HILL WALTER ERNEST HUKILL BILLIE GAYLE HUNTON NORMAN JENKINS JAMES LIVINGSTON HELEN MADISON FRANCES M. McLEOD CALIB FRANK MCSPADDEN PHOTOGRAPHED ANTONIO G. 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OLIVE LEE HARRIS OWEN HARRISON MAY HEMPHILL REBECCA HERMAN EVELYN HERRING LOUISE HILLYER BARBARA HOLLAND GORDON HOLLINGER DUWAIN HUGHES, JR. GERALD HULING BILL HUMLONG NORMAN JENKINS RAYMOND IENKINS OPHELIA JOHNSON DWIGHT G. JONES MARY JORDAN ALLYNE LANDRUM ROSS LAKE MARIORIE LOSSING -KW v -Y f M JUNIQRS IRIS LOVEJOY DALE KIRBY FRANK KREIDEL HUGH MCBRIDE OLLIE CLAUDE McDANIEL HELEN McDANIEL MARY MARGARET MQGEE WILMA FAYE MCGLOTHING JOE WEBB MCKNIGHT SARA SUE MANN ELDORA MAPLES FRANK MEADOWS JOE MERTZ MORTIMER MERTZ MELVIN MILLER MARGUERITE MODISETT JOY MONROE ARTHUR A. MONTGOMERY MAXINE MONTGOMERY FRANCES NEELEY LIDA JANE NJOWELL GEORGE CHARLES PAPPAS LOJUISE PARROTT MARJORIE PUSTEJOVSKY JUNICRS BILL RIDDLING JUSTINE RAMSAY NORMA ROGERS JACK RUNKLES ALYCE SCHUCH BILLIE SCOTT MARY ELEANOR SCOTT SAMMIE SEAY JAMES SIMMS VJILLENE SMALLWOOD RAYMOND J. SMITH ALINE SNIDER ELEENE SPARKS ELOISE STEELE RUTH STEIN HERBERT STRAACH MARY STUMBERG BOB SWEATMAN INA TATOM JIMMY TAYLOR LULA MAE TERRELL MARY JIM THOMPSON CLARENCE THORNE OLLIE LOU TIPPETT IUNIORS NADINE TUCKER EVELYN TYLER AZILE WAKEFIELD HELEN MARIE WOHLFORD !Q: :'- 15: 11.23. MARY FRANCES WARE :II Img. f i.: '-:::, Q Vg A V, A ,.,.A la ,pp ,: ' ' lzii- 1'2' ' f 'T LA ZELLE WHATLEY ,,,2A f ., f ALICE MILDRED WHITE ,LI f BEULAH MAE WHITE 215 ,IEI f p -' , 1., HELEN WHITFIELD RECTOR WHITFIELD LOIS XVHIDDEN ERNEST WILBANKS M RODTHELIA WILBURNE I DOWELL WILLIAMS ROSA LEE WILLIAMS PAUL WILSON WILLA WAYNE WITHERS I - V V- - ,gg ,. 1 1 V- X sem fr '- A' - 'sie ff 1-1 A ' FRANK WRIGHT TIMOTHY WOOD ' EARLENE YOUNG .-q V.I I X, Q I ' 2 L LOUISE YOUNG ' I' , I.. , V Ig: A 2:55 - ,E ,. v. N 3 ag I Xa Q If 4 as es N QQ? . . ..,,.,.4 give,-,5. em, , uf 'W il E :VI . .1 I E gi E Q' 41 i MAROEY LA VAUN YOUNG I -:' 5 G BONNIE LOU ZEIGLER ' 'f ' If 'A I .Iii Iain.. nay 5 w I I. 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' 1 'ii'2'Q. fijin... .. . .W M 1 73 ........ .... A .... 2 .... - ..: 2252 . 1329. .,..,. .- hm I SOPHOMORES PAT ALLISON NOVENE ETHELDA ANDERSON JACK ASHFORD OLGA ATKINSON JEAN BAKER DAISY NELL BARNETT BETTY BARRY PATSY BEAZLEY BEVERLY BECK MILDRED JO BELT BILLIE LUCILLE BENSON ADA LOU BLEDSOE MARGARET BLEDSOE OFA MAE BLEDSOE MINNIE LEE BOLLINGER PATRICIA ANN BRADBURY JACK RAY BURKE MARY BETH CAMFIELD MARGARET CASSELBERRY NORMA CLEMENTS WANDA COCKRELL DICK COMPTON BOBBIE COOK DOROTHY COPELAND SOPHOMORES ELIZABETH CUNNINGHAM CAROLYN DODSON GENE DONAHO MODENA DYCHES FRANCES ECKERT BERYLE IEANNE ELLIOTT PETE EWALD BRUCE FAULKNER MARY SUE FLANAGAN JOY WILSON FLINT THOMAS FRANKLIN DORA HAGELSTEIN WILL HALE BRAXTON HAMBLEN ANNA RAY HAYS BETTY HENDERSON FRANCES HERRINGTON MARJORIE HOLIMAN BETTY HOLLINGSVJORTH ZOS Q. HUGHES PATTY RUTH JANEVJAY LOYCE MARIE -IOHNSON BILL JOHNSTON MARILYN JOHNSTON f-li--K Y - ' E- ,..,,. I .., I -- 3-if 9 43,19 am Jay 65 NM vw fx in V I+ W wc '22 nr s M225 In . Qefffvavg we 9 A 4. vi f ,f 4 I k 3 --I Y SQ S A S P' -I- N , ,. Q .I,. 1 ai EEEII 1. Q., sv J' SOPHOMORES JEAN KEITH J, H. KEY KATHERINE COLLEEN BILLY LEE VIRGINIA LEWIS LAWRENCE LOSSING SARAH MCBIURNETT BETTY DIEAN MQCORKLE PEGGY MQDANIEL jO ALICE MQDONALD G. C. MAGRUDER KATHLEEN MITCHELL jIM MORGAN GLENDA FAY MORRIS DOROTHY MYERS BUCKNER NESBIT .IEAN NETTLETON BILLY NEVANS LINDA NEYLAND ENSLIE OGLESBY TOLBERT OWENS F. E. PARKER, JR. SYLVAN POLUNSKY DORIS PRAGER KOON SOPHOMORES MARY PROCTOR MARY JEANNE RAU KENNETH RIPPLE HELEN FRANCES ROBINSON U'NITA FAYE ROGERS RUTH ROYAL BETTY FRANCES RUSSELL QRAN LEE SCHUCH BETTY RUTH SHORT ROBERT BR'UCE SIMMONS LOUIS SPELLMAN, IR. MARGARET STRAIN HELEN JEAN STROMAN GERALDINE SYKES SAM VINES BARBARA WALLACE CHARLES ANN WALLING MARY WALRAVEN BILLYE JANE WHITE IESSE LEE YORK GEORGE YOUNG ww ,, 7 Q, 493 Q 1 , , 2 ,QM E ,S Q55 J' xg 5 6 u ,Q , 6 Q f Q 5 gb . im 5 ,.. ,.. , . 4 1 1 5 a M. Q J za ,J EP' f wwf if wv 9 Gyg- STEEL .Avis gpg avg, Y W. I Ss Q 1 2 .,'g' 5,4 mmgiifks ....... I 5: f- il if' :fQf , , I 'I IE.-2 .. I ,, ..... 'VBTKW , .:.L.E 5 - Mun. 'Q E 4' . W Q Q ,ifiif?fS: , SEMHQE 1 Z5 , , EE, 4 I in ,.. K Q. ff X hh Y WEE W H E, LWLQGF ,'gQH H 'fda - Inr EEE, NK 1 w HEEEKEE , i J is 'X Qc, . 121 de , Eidilifiilflf . ,. ..T, L E L :gi-E, .... J - . ,.,. L T,T, ,, , 5 ., as TERM HONOR ROLL IN 19394940 F Each pupil who makes an average of 90 A or more during a six weeks term is on the honor roll for that term. The numerals following the name indicate which terms the pupil was on the honor roll. The honor roll for the last term could not be known when the Westemer went to press. PUPIL James Acos ..... . . . Ann Alderman . . . Thomas Aldrich . . . . . . Bill Alexander .... . . . Charlene Andrews .. Bob Anthony ..... Betty Baldwin .... Gilbert Bambauer .... Arthurleigh Bartzen .. Patsy Beazley ...... . . . Beyerl -lune Beck . . . . y . . . Garwin Berry ........ Patricia Ann Bradbury .... Dorothy Brasher ...... Lewis Buttery ........ . . . Vesta Chenoweth . . . . . Wanda Cockrell ..... Betty Io Crawford .... Elizabeth Cunningham .... Nelson Davenport ........ Louise Davis ........ Francis Eckert .. Mary Edwards .... Gerald Fairbanks ,loy Wilson Flint Bennie Ann Foster . Ralph Franklin . . . . . . Gloria Fread ..... . . . Herbert Freeman . . . Nedra Gibson .... . . . Burton Goldman . . . . . . Charles Graham .. ,lane Greene .... Dora Hagelstein .. l. L. Hall ...... Iohn Harper . . . . . . Anna Ray Hays .. Olive Hazard . . . . . Mary Heffley .... . . . Tamea Henderson . . . . . Rebecca Herman . . . . . . Louise Hillyer .... Mary Hines ....... . . . Fdna Fay Hogan .. . . . . Duwaine Hughes .. Bill Humlong ..... . . . Penrose ,lackson . . . . Ophelia lohnson . . . Rozelle Johnson . . . . . Alma Ruth loiner .. .. Mary Ella Key . . . Mfiriorie Konecny .. Welbert Kretzer . . . Nona Lane ..... Virginia Lewis ..... Louise Lincecum . . . lack Little ....... Betty Logan ........... lris Loyeio y ............. 1, lnhnnie Mae MacNaughton. Clyde McClure ......... Peggy lean McDaniel .. Doris McDonald ..... Hobart McDowell .. luanita McElhaney . . . Roy McElhaney ...... Ioe Webb McKnight ..... Annie M. McLaughlin Helen Madison ....... Philip Maginot ...... Robert Mavinot .. Ruth Mansfield .. . TERM 4, 3 1, 3 4, S 4, S 3, 4 4, S 4, 3 3, S 4 3 4, S 1 4, S 3 2 4, S 3, 4 1, 2 2, 3 4, S 5 3 S 2, 3 1, 4 3, 4 5 4, 3 1 4, S 4, 3 4, S 4, 3 4, 3 4, S 4, S 2, 3 2, 3 4, S 4, 3 4, 3 3, 4 1 4, S 3 4, 3 4, 3 3, 4 4, S 4, 3 1, 3 3 4, 3 2, 3 2, 3 3 4, 3 4, 3 4, S 4, 3 2, 3 4 4, S 3, S S 2, 3 4, S 2, 3 1, 3 S 2, 3 S PlUPlL Ruth Ann Matlock .. Patty ,lane Maynard Doris Meadows ..... Estelle Mercer ..... Mortimer Mertz .. ,lon Miller ........ Melvin Miller ....... Maxine Montgomery .. . Eugene Motl ....... jene Moore ....... Kenneth Moos lim Morgan .... Glenda Morris . . . Dorothy Myers .. Marie Neal ...... Buckner Nesbit .. lean Nesbit .... lean Nettleton . . . Beatrice Nold ..... Lida .lane Nowell G, B. Pace ........ Alexandra Pappas .. Bernice Parker .... Robert Phillips ...... Marjorie Pustejoysky . . . Justine Ramsay ...... Elene Rickabaugh .. . Dorothy Roe ...... U'Nita Faye Rogers . . Lee Sandlin ....... Billie Scott ...... llames Simms ....... Willene Smallwood .. Holman Smith ..... Margaret Sneed .. Aline Snider .... Sara Eloise Steele . .. lean Stepp ...... Mary -lo Stewart . . . Margaret Strain ..... Helen lean Stroman ...... 1, Mary Stumberg ..... Sara Ellen Swift Frances Taylor .. Doris Teague .... Anne Templeton Minnie Belle Timm .. Evelyn Tyler ...... Marie Wagner . . . Barbara Wallace . A. C. Walling ...... Betty Walling ........... Charles Ann Walling ..... Alice Lynn Weaver ....... Billye lean White Mary Ellen White . .. Sammv White ..... Lois Whidden . . . Dowell Williams ......... Rosa Lee Williams ....... Fannie Beth Williamson Reynolds Willig .......... Helen Wilson ........... Betty Dell Winstead ...... Willa Wayne Withers Melba Wolf .......... .. Martha lane Womack . . . lla Virginia Womble Lillian Works ...... Mariorie Wynn .... Billie Sue Young . . . Margey Young ..... TERM 4, S S S 3, S 3, S 1 4, S 4, S S 4 2, S 1 2, 3 2, 3 4, S 1 3 3, 4 4, S 1 1 4, S 3, S 2 2, 3 2, 4 4, S 4, S 2, 4 4, S 4, 3 4, 3 4, S 3 4, S 1 S 4 4 1 4, S 3, 4 4, 3 11 3, 3 4 S 2, 3 1, 3 S 2, 3 4 4, 3 3, S 4. S 4. 3 4, 3 4, 3 3 4. S 4, 3 4, S 1, 2 4, -1 3 4, -3 -7 4, -3 4, -3 4, S 4. S 4, S 4, S I0 M. NUR SOCIETY Q N 3 x V9 H O AT N , Q X 'g f ,J i Lf- .f alfa, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SAN ANCELO SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Miss Mollie Bierschwale, Sponsor CARDINAL PRINCIPLES Character Scholarship Ann Alderman Bill Alexander Vesta Chenoweth Charles Craham John Harper Mary Heffley Tamea Henderson Mary Lou Johnson Service Leadership Motto: Noblesse Oblige Colors: White and Cold Flower: Marguerite - ACTIVE MEMBERS OF 19394940 - Hobart McDowell Ruth Mansfield Wanda Lee Matteson Elene Rickabaugh Margaret Sneed Sara Ellen Swift Marjorie Wynn MEMBERS ELECTED AT CLOSE OF 19394940 SCHOOL YEAR Ann Alderman Bill Alexander Vesta Chenoweth Gloria Eread .lane Greene John Harper Dick Harris Viola Mary Billie Mary Nona Bette Beth Hearn Heffley Hunton Lou Johnson Lane Logan Iohnnie Mae MacNaughton Hobart McDowell James Acos Thomas Aldrich Charlene Andrews Dewain Dallas Martha Cill Rebecca Herman Duwain Hughes Bill Humlong Iris Lovejoy Joe Webb McKnight K SENIORS IUNIORS 4 Roy McElhaney Robert Maginot Ruth Ann Matlock Patty Jane Maynard jene Moore Mary lane Nash jackie Oden W. C. Rau, Jr. Elena Rickabaugh Sara Ellen Swift Anne Templeton Betty Walling lla Virginia Womble Patty lane Woods Marjorie Wynn Estelle Mercer Mortimer Mertz .lon Miller Ruth de Ruiz Lee Sandlin Mary Stumberg Dowell Williams Paul Wilson Willa Wayne Withers Melba Wolff EUCLIDEAN CIRCLE Miss Mollie Bierschwale, Sponsor Mcnttrnz Hcflwu slialt not divide by :zerofl - OFFICERS ' First Semextei' Ann Alderman . . . ........... Dircctrix fPi'sSideiiLj Rutli Mziiislqield ........ Vice Directrix fVice Prexideiiij Lucille Luckett ............. Ellipwgrafili fSecreiwyp Second Seiiiestei' Douglas Guenlligier ............. Dirffctrix fprexideiitj jack LitLle ........... Vice Direcirix fVirw: Prcsidciiij Lida Jane Nowell ........... Ellipxogrripli fSecre!r1i'yj Ann Alderman ,lack Buchanan Inia Ruth Childs June Covington Bettye -lo Duncan Douglas Guentlwner john A. Harber, jr. -lolwn Harper Dick Harris Viola Beth Hearn Dorotliy Henderson Rebecca Herman Edna Hogan - Af MEMBERS f Barbara Holland Duwaine Huglies Edgar Koon Jack Little Lucille Luckett Bettye McKenzie joe Webb McKniglit Ruth Mansfield Ruth Ann Matlock Doris Meadows Frank lvleadowe Melvin Miller Lida .lane Nowell Justine Ramsey Billie Scott Billie liae Stringer lvlzuy Stuinlnerg Frances Vfelilu Verree Vv'esLlii'oolc Ann Vifefzter Lois Vxfliidden Glenn Vfliite lvlildred Vvvliite Tiniotliy Vx7ood k in .. LOS ROMANCISTAS DEL CGNCHO Miss Avis Weir, Mr. C. M. Franklin, Mr. W. F. Webb, Sponsors Los Romancistas del Concho was organized in 1938 in order that students exeelling in Spanish might hear and speak more of the language and increase their knowledge of Spanishfspeaking countries. Those eligible for membership are all Spanishfspeaking students and those stuf dents enrolled in Spanish 3, 4, 5, or 6 who have made an average of 90 or more the preceding semester, Programs for the bifweekly meetings include skits in Spanish, brief talks, games, and Mexican songs. Highflights of 193940 activities were a costume party, a native talent program, and a model club presentation for the foregion language teachers of District XI of the Texas State Teachers' Association. - OFFICERS - First Semester Charles Graham ................. .... P resident Mary Heffley .. . ............. Vice President Betty Walling . . . .... Secretary Roy McElhaney . .... Treasurer Frances Kimmey . ..... Reporter Ann McLaughlin Parliamentariari Elene Rickabaugh Ruth de Ruiz g. . . Sara Ellen Swift ............... Second Semester Betty Walling ................. . . . Billie Hunton . ........... . Charlene Andrews Evelyn Tyler . . . Mary Lee Taylor Dowell Williams Ruth de Ruiz . . . Sammie Seay .... Sara Ellen Swift . . . - MEMBERS - . Song Leader . . . Song Leader . . . . . . Pianist . . . . President Vice President . . . . Secretary . . . . Treasurer . . . . Reporter Parliarnentarian .. .. Song Leader . Song Leader . . .... Pianist Thomas Aldrich Charlene Andrews Bob Anthony Patricia Ann Bradbury Dorothy Brasher Naomi Burrows Victor Cardiel Harriet Chambless Jeannette Clements Arturo Flores Charles Graham Jane Greene Salvador Guerrero Mary Heffley Mary Hines Edna Faye Hogan Billie Hunton Alexander Jaramillo Ophelia Johnson Frances Kimmey Charles Leonard Anna Mae Lund Ollie Claude McDaniels Roy McElhaney James McKinley Ann McLaughlin Nora McLaughlin Amparo Menchaca Antonio Menchaca Mortimer Mertz Melvyn Miller G. B. Pace Marjorie Pustejovsky Douglas Renner Franklin Rainey Elerie Rickabaugh Clemente Roderiquez Dorothy Roe Ruth de Ruiz Sammie Seay Harris Smith Aline Snider Sara Ellen Swift Mary Lee Taylor Evelyn Tyler Marie Wagner Betty Walling Rector Whitfield Dowell Williams Rosa Lee Williams Helen Wilson Claudia White Grace Young Louise Young IOCUNDA CCMITA LATINORUM Miss Mary Emma Rosson, Sponsor joeunda Comita Latinorum is dedicated to the advancement of classical study. lt was recently awarded another chapter certificate in the Junior Classical League, which is sponsored by the American Classical League. Willa Wayne Withers, Joe Webb McKnight, Estelle Mercer, Alice Lynn Weaver, Jean Nettleton, and Barbara Wallace were the representatives to the Latin tournament which was held in San Angelo on April 6. For the third consecutive year Estelle was awarded the medal for her winning essay, from the second year class Jeans essay won first place. Willa Wayne and joe Webb won the third year cup as the first prize. An outstanding and most interesting program for the year was climaxed by the Roman banquet celebrating the founding of Rome. This event was typically Roman not only in dress but also in service by the slaves. W- OFFICERS - First Semester James Simms ....,.............. ..... P resident Willa Wayne Withers ......... Secretary Estelle Mercer ....... Vice President Joe Webb McKnight ................ Parliamentaifian Second Semester Jack Crafa ....................... .... P resident Rebecca Herman ................. ..... S ecretary Billie Scott ..... .. Vice President Estelle Mercer ...................... Parliamentaiian MEMBERS- James Acos, Patsy Beazley, R. T. Cope, Elizabeth Cunningham, jack Crafa, Rebecca Herman, Betty Ann Lavery, Iris Lovejoy, Philip Maginot, Joe Webb McKnight, Estelle lvlcrcer. ,Ioy Monroe, Frances Moses, jean Nettleton, Lida Jane Nowell, Mary Catharine Porter, Ruth Ruiz, Billie Scott, blames Simms, Eloise Steele, Helen Jean Stroman, Mary Stumberg, Barbara Wallace, Charles Ann Walling, Alice Lynn Weaver, Ann Westei', Lois Whiddeii, Mildred Alice White, Willzi Wayne Witliei's, Billy Sue Young, Margey Young. STUDENT FORUM Mr. Carl Phagan, Sponsor The Student Forum was organized in November, 1933, for the purpose of giving the juniors and seniors interested in public affairs an opportunity to carry their discussions beyond the classroom. It is hoped that through tolerant discussion and cooperative thinking these students may gain practice in the expression of their views and ability to hear with tolerance the opinions of others and thus become better citizens. f UFFICERS ff First Semester Mary Hcfiley ............. ........ P resident Margaret Sneed .. . ......... Vice President Vesta Chenowcth . . . . . . Secretary and Treasurer lane Greene ............................. Reporter Second Semester Bill Alexander ..,................. ..... P resident lla Virginia Wiviiible .. ......... Vice President Elene Rickabaugh ,... Secretary cmd Treasurer Betty McKenzie ...,...................... Reporter - - MEMBERS - Back Row: Earl Miller. Penrose Jackson., Mr. Phagan, Frank Meadows, john Harber, Norman jenkins. and George Byars. Third Row: R, Joslin. Dorothy Henderson. Beatrice Wzillzice. Edna Fay Hogan, jane Greene, Anne Templeton, and james Lunnnus. Second Row: Barbara Holland, Lucille Luckett. Maribel Richer, Ruth Ann lvlatlock, Elena Rickabaugh, and Claudia Wliite. First Row: lla Virginia Wimiiible, Betty McKenzie, Bill Alexander, Vesta Chenoweth, and Mary Hefliley. i Not in picture: ,lim Farr, john Scott Harris. ,Ioe Vdebb McKnight, james Simms, and Margaret Sneed. DEBATE CLUB Miss Mary E. Compton, Coach Membership in the Debate Club is open to all pupils participating in debate activities in San Angelo High School. The purpose of the club is to train students to express their ideas clearly and forcefully and to consider both sides of a question. The ambition of everyone in the club is to be on the first team. During 19391940 the debaters attended several invitation tournaments in Abilene, Brownwood, and Wztccw. San Angelo was also host to a number of dehaters from neighboring communities. Out of seventyfthree interscholastic debates our teams won thirtyfone, lost twentyfeight, and participated in fourteen nonfclecision debates. The girls' team, Johnnie Mae MacNaughton and Melba Kleitches, won in the District Meet, but were eliminated in the Regional Meet at Abilene. The boys' team, John Harper and Bill Alexander, lost in the District Meet. The team alternates for the Meet were Estelle Mercer and Nat henderson. Two activities marked the social calendar of the Debate Club. The first was a banquet at the St. Angelus Hotel at which County Attorney Ralph Logan, a former San Angelo High School debater, was the principal speaker. The second was a skating party and picnic at the Civic Park to celebrate San Angeltfs victory in the District Meet. -- OFFICERS -4 -- john Harper . . ............. ....... P resident Bill Alexander .......... .. Vice President Gertrude Fritz, ...,........ ...., S ecretary 'Iohnnie Mae MaeNaughton ........ .. Treasurer f MEMBERS UW Bill Alexander Nat Henderson -luanita Mdillianey Patsy Bruneriii Rebecca Herman Estelle Mercer George Byars? Melba Kleitches Earl Miller Gertrude lirit: Iris Lovejoy Lawrence Thorne john Harper Alohnnie Mae MacNaughton Vvlilla Vv'ayne Witl1ei's Dorothy Henderson? joe Vw'ebb McKnight zizlnactive NATIONAL EORENSIC LEAGUE The Natiinal Forensic League is an organization established for the purpose of promoting interest in interscholastic speaking contests. This organization, composed of a maximum of five hundred chapters, gives memhership to dehaters, declaimers, extemporaneous speakers, and original orators who have acquired at least twenty points for participating in interscholastic speech contests. The League came into existence April 1, 1925, when the high school at Albany, New York, accepted its constitution and hecame its first member. San Angelo High School was granted a charter on Octoher 5, 1939. A degree of honor is awarded each member who earns fifty points or more, and a degree of excellence is awarded those who have as many as one hundred points and who have received the degree of honor. Posession of one hundred fifty points and the degrees of honor and excellence qualify a memher for a degree of distinction. Bill Alexander john Davenport? john Harper Nat Henderson Gertrude Fritz, Rehecca Herman John Harper Bill Alexander Mclhzt Kleitches john Davenportzii f CHARTER MEMBERS - Travis Hendersoniii Ma1'y Ann Kenneyifi Melba Kleitches Johnnie Mae MacNaughton -- OTHER MEMBERS --Y- Iris Lovejoy Joe Webb McKnight - MEMBERS HAVING A DEGREE OF johnnie Mac MacNaughton john Davenportifi Hobart lVIcDovvell:k juanita McElhaney Dorothy Stutevilleiic Willa Wayne Wither HONOR 7 Travis Hendersoniii Marry Ann Kenney? MEMBERS HAVING A DEGREE OF EXCELLENCE - zfilnactive Members Travis Henderson THE ALCHEMISTS' CLUB Mr. Glenn Casey, Sponsor The students of the San Angelo High School chemistry classes have organized this year the Alchemists' Clnlw. The purpose of this eluh is to foster and promote interest in the study of chemistry. The ohjectives are to study the more interesting side of chemistry and to find practical applications of chemical knowledge. During the Regional Meeting of the Academy of Science in San Angelo, a group of memhers presented an interesting demonstration explaining the fireproofing of textile materials. f- OFFICERS 1 Douglas Guentliner ............. ..... P resident John Harper ....... .. View Prexident Ann Alderman ......... ........ .... S C ctetary Lee Sundlin .............. ......,....... T reastwev Johnnie Mae Maehlaugliton .... Correspmidiaig Secretary jack Wticid ................. Correxpmidmg Secretary Gene Bowen . . . ................ Se'fgem1L'uLfArmx ff -f MEMBERS - A Alaines :Xeos llatliryn Donham jon Miller Ann Alderman lrene Franklin Leroy Olsak Floyd Baker Douglas Guenthner Lee Sandlin Gene lioxven john Harper Miles Sedherry Grace Ann Box Sain Hese VV1llene Sniallwood I3 Il Capps -lem: Lanihert Vv'illa Vfayne Vvfithers fxfm fjh,-irbty Lneille Luckett Martha 'lane Vy'omaclc l Il yu Dial im -lohnnie Mae MacNaugliton -lack Vwlzod SAN ANGELC CHAPTER CF THE FUTURE FARMERS QF AMERICA Mr. E. E, Younif Advisor 3,1 The local chapter of this national organization is the center ol the largest District in Texas, District 2. The Future Farmers ol America has as its purpose flj to develop in its members lead' ei-ship, cooperative ability, coniidence in themselves and their workg QZQ to create more interest in the intelligent choice of farming occupations, love lor country life, a greater vision for the Iuture ol' larmingg to promote thrizt, scholarship, vocational agriculture, Q41 to provide recreational and educational entertainment among its members. The local F. F. A. boys won several honors in the County Fat Stock Show. Wzillace Hendricks fine mutton lamb won grand champion: Gran Lee Schuch won first and second prizes with his ewes in the Corriedale Class: Charles Bodenheiiner, first and second prizes in the Corriednle ram section. In the March Fat Stock Show, the San Angelo Chapter of F. F. A. won second in the carload lot of muttons. All projects are auctioned off in carload lots at the March show. -W OFFICERS - lvlortimer Mertz ........,......... ...... P resident Lee Russell ..... .. Vice President Buddy Gibbs ..... .... S ecretary Raymond Howell .. .... Treasiirer Dwight jones ...... ...... R eporter Charles Bodenheiiner . . . . . Parliamentarian Wzilter Bean ............,........ Farm Watch Dog Top Row: Willcnrd Simeik, Norman Maiier, Clifton Simcilc, Fred Dobson, Roy Lee Baughmon, Eugene Motl, IL L. King, jim Davidson, Bob Ford, Bernie Marcek. 2nd Row: Wzillzice Gibbs, -lack Runkles, Leonard Holliman, Dick Compton, Clayton Wilson, Joe Mertz, R. L. McIntosh, Pete Ewald, Marion Shaller. 3rd Row: Wzillzice Hendricks, Bobby Turner, Don lvliller, Jack Buster, Harvey Lee Kelley, Tructt Stone, lvlarion Bowman, Norman lvlarcek, Bottom Row: Oran Lee Schuch, john Nasworthy, Raymond Howell, Mtmrtiiner Mertz, Walter Bean, Dwight jones. Membei's not pictured: Charles Bodenheimer, jack Dehnel, Carl Dorrance, Buddy Gibbs, ,lack Hemphill, Duane Jacobs, Billy Lee, Martin Motl, Cecil Ray, Lee Russell. - MEMBERS - FUTURE HCMEMAKERS CLUB Miss Ina Jones and Miss Gladys Adams, Sponsors The Future Homemakers November 9, 1937, by Miss Ina Club of San Angelo High School was organized Jones and Miss Zelma Moore, and began with a membership of about ninety girls. Any girl who is enrolled in or has been enrolled eligible for membership. The twoffold purpose of to become leaders in their communities and to pre' in a course in home economics is the club is to aid in training girls pare them for both social and domestic duties. Each year the club sends to the State Rally one sponsor and three or more girls to represent the Home Economics Department. This year Mary Jane Nash represented the first year girls, Dorothy Copeland, the second year class, Virginia Myers, the third year class, and Dorothy Meadows the club. Mary Jane won the Highly Superior rating on a new cotton school dress and Superior rating on the prob' lem of Being Satisfactory Friends with Children. Dorothy Copeland placed Good on the problem of Feeding the Family. Virginia ranked Superior on Meeting Nutritional Needs of the Family. On the Amateur Hour Dorothy Meadows sang Schubert's L'Serenade and was graded Superior. The Club yearbook was given the Superior rating. The club won the grand award of S30 based on the total number of points. Cther projects of the club include affiliation with the national organization and contributions to the National Fellowship and the Ruth Huey Camp funds. Social activities included a Mexican supper, Christmas, theater, and skating parties, and the annual club banquet. e OFFICERS f- Modena Dyches ................ ...... P resident Geneva Eckerman . . . .. Vice President Mary Lou Teague .. ..... Secretary Jane Westmoreland . . . . . Treasurer Echo Box .......... . . . Historian Maxine McFarlane ..... .... R eportev' Elizabeth Cunningham ............. .. Accompanist Olga Atkinson Anna Alexander Betty Barry Evelyn Beaty Echo Box Marian Bradley Frankie Bell Brazelton Ann Cole Dorothy Copeland Margaretta Cross Elizabeth Cunningham Louise Davis Kathryn Duncan Modena Dyches Geneva Eckerman Beryle Jean Elliot Colene Foster Helen Hawes Anna Ray Hayes Wilma Jackson Erlene Kelly Ruth Mae King Katherine Koon Mary Frances Lieber Johnnie Mae MacNaughton Charlotte MacNea1 Betty Jean McCorkle Maxine McFarlane Mary Mcfiee Sara Sue Mann Eldora Maples Frances Mayo Dorothy Ann Mees Kathleen Mitchell Mary Jane Nash Linda Neylancl Ruby Noise Betty Jane Nolder Jackie Oden Doris Prager Mary Procter Elene Rickabaugh Hazel Sill Alene Smith Nell Snow Lois Stuart Mary Jo Stewart Mary Lou Teague Ruth Teague Bonnie Ruth Turn Beatrice Wallace Mary Walraven Veree Westbrook Jane Westmoreland Bernice White Ruth Wright .ww as 1 FCOTLIGHTERS CLUB Miss lviary E. Compton, Sponsor The Footlighters Club, a dramatic organization established in 1934 by Miss Leola Campbell, has proved to be one of the most active clubs in school. Only stuf dents who have participated in some school production, either as a member of the cast or production staff, are eligible for membership. They are elected individually into the club by old members. The maximum membership is thirty. The chief purposes of the club are to promote interest in dramatics by study' ing and producing plays and to sponsor thc lnterscholastic League CnefAct Play Contest. i Cn March 15 the Footlighters presented three onefact plays in the San Angelo College Auditorium. Cn April 12 they served as hosts fand general flunlciesj to the seven casts entering the District CnefAct Play Contest. Colors: Bright Blue and Silver Nlottoz Ars Gratia Gratis 1 CFFTCERS 1 John Scott Harris ................ ...... P resident Vesta Chenowcth . . . . . . Vice Prexident Hobart McDowell ......,........ .,.... S ecretary Marjo1'ie Wynii ................,.. ...,. R epovter 1 MEMBERS 7 Ann Alderman Alohn Scott Harris Hobart McDowell Gene Bowen Tamea Henderson Ion Miller Patricia Ann Bradbury Louise Hillyer jackie Oden Jack Buchanan Bill Humlong Niargaret Sneed Vesta Chenovveth hflary Lou johnson W. Rice Sim Christy Bette Logan Ina Tatoin jim Farr Robert Idaginot Barbara Wzillzlce Mzx1'tha Gill Ruth Ivianslield lla Virginia Wcuiiible Charles Craham Patty jane lviaynard .lack Wcacnd .lane Greene Peggy McDaniel Marjorie Wynn ine 'wwxz-wats 2-2 :- vistas: :saw .ww ,, , .... ..,,.f-E mwmwes . .... mfm.,MwW f. Y .-l. -, SENIOR PLAY CAST PRODUCTION STAFF ' CLASS REHEARSAL Hobart McDowell THE SENIOR PLAY Miss Mary E. Compton, Director The first course in dramatics in San Angelo High School was organized in Sep' tember, 1939, with the presentation of the Senior Play as its major project. Sally and Company by Kenyon Nicholson was presented December 15, 1939, in the City Audi' torium with the following cast. f THE CAST - Stephen Bates .................... Cynthia, his daughter .. Sally Dawson .... Dora Bible ....... . Marjorie Wynn Margaret Sneed Iva Hankins ........ . . . Mrs. Tully Plunkett Mrs. Noah Appleby Charlie Thacker . . . fack Mortimer .... Hetty Bates ..... George Higgins .. Emma ........ Mary Brooks . . . Rev. Milo Moss Janis Reed Susie Phillips . . . Homer Todd ..... Zi Bette Logan Virginia Womble Vesta Chenoweth jackie Oden I. W. Rice john Scott Harris Mary Lou johnson jack Wood P jane Collins atty jane Maynard Charles Graham Lucille Luckett .. . Claudia White Gene Bowen - THE PRODUCTION STAFF - Director ........................ Mary E. Compton Music ..... .... H omer Anderson Set Designer . ...... jane Greene Prompter .... . . . Ann Alderman Stage Manager . . .. Douglas Bowen Electrician ........ .... I ack Buchanan Makefup Manager .. ........ jean Stepp Properties ............ . . . . Tomasine Stanley Early in the new year 1940 the members of the dramatics class who had had minor parts in the Senior Play presented, on the invitation of the Mummers Club a onefact farce, The Ring and the Look, hy Mary Pyle. Tommy Tuttle . . Marian Tuttle .. Billy Martin .. Mrs. Tuttle .... Clair Burnham .. . Doris Moore . . . Evelyn Granger .. Wong ........ - THE Staff Manager . Property Man .. THE CAST . .. Gene Bowen . . . jane Greene . jack Buchanan . Ann Alderman . Claudia White jean Stepp Tomasine Stanley Douglas Bowen PRODUCTION STAFF - . Margaret Sneed . . . jack Wood Z, 1 5? ,, f Z fs 2. f sf b K , Z Q, 'Wk 5 2 x ' 5 .5 ,F k 3 - ' ,S 3 : an 3 , 42' ,,. ., A Y KN- 1 , 9 :ks vw -5 .,:, 1 3 2 ' 'I' J , . 'Iii-N 'f' f' :S Y NK ff My zz? 5 .3 Y wmmmww ....,.., 5 inf i 1 5' ,aa 4 '. we W- f 12 ' we x f 21 ,gi ,. - X .- q.:. ..,,.::, ::a5,g:5s2!:::- .fag V, ,wgy ,.-gag: V M 4 V - - 2 ' ' Q Q . if Y R ii 3, 3 5? ,ik I ., ' T' ' 'f: ag, .,., V -': I . - A zzuqq ,:.:. ,. .jf - Wgqggses W' Q Q 3 Q 9 Gxagwg if 3 f ONEfACT PLAYS Miss Mary E. Compton, Director Sixtyfsix pupils presented themselves at the tryfouts for the OnefAct plays. Thirty of these had a part in presenting three plays in the College Auditorium on March 15, 1940. NEIGHBORS by Zona Gale Grandma ....................... Charlene Andrews Mis' Abel ...... ..... L ouise Hillyer Ezra Williams . . . . . . Elliott Harlow Peter ......... . . . Robert Maginot Inez ............... ..... P eggy McDaniel Mis' Elmira Moran .... ........... I na Tatom Mis' Trot .............. ............ I ackie Oden Mis' Carrie Ellsworth . . . .. Patricia Ann Bradbury Student Director ...... ....... M argaret Snecd Stage Manager .................. Mary Lou Johnson DRUMS OF DEATH by Walter Stone Colonel Sutherland ................. Thomas Aldrich Doctor Graves .... ..... S im Christy Suna .............. .... M arjorie Wynn Lt. Hugh Sutherland . . . . . . john Scott Harris Stage Manager ......................... jack Wood THE VIOLIN MAKER OF CREMONA by Francois Coppee Ferrari .......................... Hobart McDowell Giovanni ...... Bill Humlong Giannim ..... Martha Gill Sandro . . . . . . Gene Bowen Flippo ..... .............. I on Miller The Herald .. ............... Sim Christy Offfstage Voices .... Marjorie Wynn, I. W. Rice Stage Manager ......................... W. Rice - PRODUCTION STAFF - Costumes ................. lane Greene, Bette Logan Makefup ....... Vesta Chenoweth, Patty Jane Maynard, Ila Virginia Womble Prompters . ...... May Hemphill, Barbara Wallace Drummers .... Eugene Wills, Jack Harmon Lighting ........ ................... I im Farr The Violin Maker of Cremonau was selected as the contest play. It won first place in District Seven and third place in Region Two. Martha Gill and Jon Miller won first honors in the district and second in the region for individual actingg Hobart McDowell won third in the district. w I i ? SAN ANGELO HIGH SCHOOL MIXED CHORUS Miss Tennie Thompson, Director The San Angelo High School Mixed Chorus is composed of two girls' glee clubs of sixtyfeight members and one boys' glee club having nineteen members. The high lights of the 19394940 school year were participation in the annual Christmas Concert of the Philharmonic Society, the annual spring concert of the high school music departments, and the appearance before the MidfTexas Teachers' Convention. The chorus was also presented in programs on the radio, at churches, and at the State Sanatorium. The Boys' Glee Club appeared on programs of various organizations of the city. In these public appearances the girls wore royal blue velvet cassocks and white satin surplices, and the boys wore long robes of blue velvet. BOYS' GLEE CLUB B. Beard William Chastain Ralph Franklin john A, Harber Gordon Hollinger Duwain Hughes Penrose Jackson Clyde McClure Billy Martin jack Moore GIRLS' Anna Alexander Mary Barton Margaret Beck Earline Boatright Echo Box Evelyn Clemons Merlene Cleveland Marvarine Coleman Adeola Crochet Marie Davis Kathryn Donham Anna Louise Evans Ellen Farr Beatrice Garner Betty Gassaway Mary Frances Germanv Elaine Goforth Betty ,Goodwin Ophelia Goodwin Gloria Hartman Olive Hazard Bernice Hudgens Zos Hughes Gwendolyn Irwin Rozelle Johnson Mary Jordan Mozelle Iourneay Allyne Landrum Mary Frances Lieber Wauree Logan Lois McCleery Frances McClure Sarah Sue Mann Jene Moore Kennard Moos Kenneth Moos Franklin Rainey Kennyon Reville james Warren Glenn White Rector Whitfield Reynolds Willig GLEE CLUB Francine Mayo Patricia Mauldin Doris Meadows Dorothy Mae Meadows Maxine Montgomery Peggy Moore Ruby Morse Virginia Myers Billy Nevans Linda Neyland Jackie Oden Betty Lou Pearce Justine Ramsey U'Nita Faye Rogers Margaret Sawberger Sammie Seay Aleen Simcik Willene Smallwood Rozeltha Smith Nell Snow Elizabeth Stitt Marjorie Talley Emarie Taylor Anne Templeton Mary Jim Thomson Barbara Wallace Alice Lynn Weaver Bernice White Mary White Helen Whitfield Eunice Wilson Melba Wolff Martha .lane Womack Grace Young SAN ANGELO HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA Mr. Homer A. Anderson, Conductor The orchestra has appeared on a number of programs this year. Among these were the Christmas radio broadcast, the program of the MidfTexas Teachers' Conf vention, the annual concert sponsored by the instrumental music department of S. A. H. S., and the May fete of the Lamar School. - OFFICERS - Billie Fae Stringer . ..................... President Melba Wolff .... ....... V ice President James Lummus .................. Secretaryffreasurer Dorothy Gibson .......................... Reporter - PERSONNEL - FIRST VIOLINS- Ada Lou Moncrief Arthur Ivlontgomery Marion Snooks Eleene Sparks Bobby O'Quinn Peggy Smith Doris Lummus Randall Cook joan Cockran Marjorie Vinson SECOND VIOLINS- Evelyn Barhee Billy Gene Beaty Katie Alice Castle Harry Econoniidis Von Dean Gordon Marjtmrie jones Daphne Kirk Jo Faye Pate Allene Smith Doris Prager VIOLAS- Shirley Wright Sally McAnally Charles Landrum 'CELLOS- Dorothy Gibson Betty Wilson Dorothy Moorehead STRING BASSES- Lola Banta Betty Russell Betty Mae Mayo CORNETS- Fred Mims Billie Fae Stringer CLARINETS- James Lummus Ofa Mae Bledsoe June Livingston Charles Lacy FLUTE- Martha Rucker SAXOPHONES- Lowell Dougherty Jack Gray Norma Rogers BASSOON- Timothy Wood TROMBONES- James. Livingston Nelson Davenport PERCUSSION- Billye Joyce LeNoir Arthurleigh Bartzen FRENCH HORN- Norman Sturgis PIANO- Melba Wolff DRUM MAJOR J. L. REED AND BAND SWEETHEART TOMASINE STANLEY ,Q 2 sf? fx. 2 Z' Z 1 :f , Q 3 X , Q H Q 5? , . ZZ' xi 1 z B? J Q ' L 41L a PERSONNEL - SAN ANGELO HIGH SCHOOL BAND Mr. Homer A. Anderson, Director The Bobcat Band, led for the second consecutive year by Drum Major j. L. Reed and Band Sweetheart Tomasine Stanley, supported both the football and basket' ball teams with varied music and marching stunts. Among the most important events of the year were the annual concert held in the Municipal Auditorium and the State and National Band Contests in Abilene and Waco. Also rated among the highlights of the year was playing under the direction of two visiting musicians, Mr. Wiley, director of Texas Tech Band, and Mr. Ernst Huffman, conductor of the Houston Symphony Orchestra. The band participated in various religious, civic, school, and recreational programs. In training for the State Contest the band spent one hundred seven hours in marching and covered in this time about two hundred miles. At the State Band Contest the band placed first in both marching and playf ing, and had eight soloists who placed first. CLARINETS- james Lummus Bill Cox Sylvan Polunsky Billy Knebel Bill L. Taylor I. H. Key Victor Cai-dicl A. K. Hall Eldred Bowden Harvey Keyes Raymond Smith lames Mika Kenneth Ripple Smilie Watkiiis Eugene Carpenter Tgnatio Economidis Lawrence Lossing ALTO CLARINETSi Dale Kirby Bobby Turner BASS CLARINETS Sammy Moore Charles Lacy FLUTES- Holman Smith l. P. Hamby Bill Capps CORNETS- Philip Maginot Fred Mims lames Rink Douglas Renner Marshall Bates lames McKinley Billy Mack jenkins C. B. Pace Pete Economidis FRENCH HORNS- R. O. James Paul Wilson Bob Byrd lohn Garner Garland Emfinger Vol B. Hawkins OBOE-S C. C. MaGruder BASSOON- Timothy Wcmcnd SAXOPHONES- Charles Carruth lack Gray Howell Kent Lowell Dougherty Jack Ashford FLEUCAL HORNSf Frank Meadows A. C. Walling BARITONES- Hilman Crownover Arlon Hamby Bruce Faulkner TROMBONES- l. L. Reed, Drum Major Buddy Smith Ross Couey blames Livingston loc Darby lames Hafner H. D. Wright BASSES- Bill C. Taylor Billy Wilson Tolbert Owens Alexander Iaramillo Ernest Wilbanks DRUMS- lack Harmon Gene Wills Thomas Franklin TYMPANI- Cordon Teagarden W fwff fi? vga ' Jw mf LEM ? 2 '22' ::':A:':: --ZA R ..A:1:,,, :1' - IZIT f f -, f , A ,: ': . ' 'A , A-P UGS:-Sl as .. .,.. ,Q ::,. 5 Mfg:-.,, :Mx Zll V I ' www sr!! ui 0 hr My Win. . ga? wp? W., -aux an ri' Made. yy. Y THE WESTERNER STAFF It has been the sincere desire of The 1940 Westerner Staff to recreate for each student of the High School a complete picture of his career in the School. If we can call to his mind the days his fondest hopes were realized and the days his brightest visions were hampered, if we can make him give a joyous laugh and shed a sentimental tear, we shall feel that our work has had both purpose and result. We, the Staff, wish to thank those who have aided us and cooperated with us in the production of The 1940 Westerner. We offer our deep appreciation to The Campus Corral, to HolcombefBlanton Printery, to Southwestern Engraving Company, and especially to Miss Cora Seymour, whose constant aid, advice, capability, and understanding made possible this book. To those who go, as we do, to a new phase of life and to those who remain in the School to carry on the Westerner tradition, the Staff bids an affectionate farewell. MARY HEFFLEY Editor ,lOHNl HARPER Business Manager ANN ALDERMAN Class Editor M.'XRY LOU JOHNSON Arsistant Class Editor JANE GREENE Assistant Class Editor ANNE TEMPLETON Features Editor BETTE LOGAN Features Ediior RUTH ANN MATLOCK Activities Editor MARY HINES Activities Editor DICK HARRIS Pliotograpli Editor ROBERT MAGINOT Kodak Editor DUWAIN HUGHES Assistant Kodak Editor BILLIE FAE STRINGER 'Typist NEDRA GIBSON Typist DOUGLAS GUENTHNER Sports Editor CHARLES LEONARD Sports Editor GORA A. SEYMOUR, Sponsor EIISBSM-A 'VW1 mm? THE CAMPUS CORRAL Volume two of the Campus Corral was published 1939940 by the editorial staff headed by cofeditors Hobart McDowell and Tamea Henderson. Cowfeditor McDowell delved deep into his fertile brain for editorials and news stories and for his column ufizzfcologyf' Coedfcoeditor Daisy Henderson dished the dirt for the second year and turned the other point of her pen to the News RoundfUp, editorials, and news stories. Makefup editor Harris Smith with the aid of June Covington put in their proper places the contributions of kodak editor Robert Maginot, headline writer Charles Graham, feature editors Claudia White, Bette Logan, and Marjorie Wynn, society editor Viola Beth Hearn, and sports reporter J. W. Rice. The invaluable bloodhound reporters who kept their ears to the ground, their shoulders to the wheel ,and their noses to the grindstone were Delma Millican, Ruth Ann Matlock, Melba Kleitches, Dorothye Sutton, Betty Walling, Patty Wood, and Lillian Works. The longfsuffering girls who hacked out the noble efforts on the typewriter were Bettye Fuller, Elene Rickabaugh, and Sara Ellen Swift. Several of the staff were juniors, to them the departing senior members leave a tradition and an institution-something to build up and improve. Good luck! Highlights of the newspaper year were the football edition of the paperf f before the Sweetwater game, the annual field trip to HolcombefBlanton Printery to see how it's done, and the traditional spring picnic at Christoval. Bestfandflongestf remembered, however, will be the sweetly sarcastic notes from Paul and Chester of HolcombefBlanton's. Nobody escaped their mighty pen, although in most cases it was pencil. The Campus Corral is not a house divided against itself, but there is ufeudin' aplenty between the editorial and advertising staffs. Both groups claim that they are the more important to the paper's welfare. Gloria Fread, manager of the group, is the masterful executive type. Willa Wayne Withers, Patty Jane Maynard, and Tomasine Stanley try their feminine wilcs on downftown business houses, as they solicit ads. Betty McKenzie keeps her thumb on the pulse of the paper. She is circulation manager. Pictured on Obposite Page: Q11 The lowfdown on a campus couple, Q1 Dead line in a iiffy, C31 Feature editor 'White in action, f41 A brace of feature writers. U1 At HolcombefBlanton's, f61 Hot off the press! Q71 On the trail of a story, 181 CofEditor McDowell. f91 PitcherfTaker, U01 Graham get an interview, U-11 Henderson, McDowell. and Rickabaugh shoot th eworks, U21 A twelve inch ad! U31 ,Maginot, U41 Hurry, hurry! U51 Off the record, U61 Makefup Man f9U LL,- .f ' A' K' 3. S - - Q tt QUILL AND SCRCLL The J. Frank Dobie Chapter of the Quill and Scroll, the International Hon' orary Society for High School Journalists, was organized in San Angelo High School in April, 1939. The ten charter members were Eloise Beck, Bill Bradley, John Davf enport, Ella Marie Daviss, Tamea Henderson, Mary Ann Kenney, Hobart McDowell, Robert Massey, Jo Kathryn Schmidt, and Jeanne Trimble. The Quill and Scroll Society, which numbers many famous authors and journalists among its honorary members, was organized April 10, 1926, at the Uni' versity of Iowa. The founders, a group of journalism teachers, wished to use it as a form of recognition and reward for journalism students who met the four standards of scholarship: distinctive journalism work, recommendation by the journalism ad' viser, and approval by the membership executive of the society. Qualities especially stressed in selection of members of the Quill and Scroll are truth, the keynote of journalistic endeavor, initiative, the symbol of progress, opportunity, that made by selffeducation, leadership, the greatest need of the world, loyalty, the essence of wellfplaced trust, enlightenment, the background for culture, and friendship, the great bond of civilization. On May 10, 1940, seven new members were initiated into the Dobie Chapter in a special candleflighting ceremony. Officers for the year are Hobart McDowell, president, Tamea Henderson, vice president, Bette Logan, secretaryftreasurer, Patty Woods, reporter, Gloria Fread, social chairman. New members are Gloria Fread, Charles Graham, Viola Beth Hearn, Bette Logan, Betty Walling, Patty Woods, and Lillian Works. 49 -45 G 66,9 S395 ,....z:.4-.ev was My vw. Y VJ if -,ji f, f mom Tn: TOP s '- :K'1'12,s os mt f w Q .xw?sa'aL CORRAL FENCE 'V F TnnFOEhBQih5D'6KEnnl ef? vi Many Lurid of San Angelo Bobcats hlsxpwxnv W mnntsrs 7-mme Da ellis If 1100 Elected 'Yrs 0 135 'rf oe' 56 F 0 I 0 AH S ed wgb YN3-Wx Sn Kd 51856 x K Q4 if ww QU, t Agape F Parade and ' Cast ark 'V I 12101- 4 13 0, Sffrdi? I 2 151. Ou 'YI r 1, fm ww gf fffili 0 Wrlfmdmts Q 6 4?'feg QL-1, 6 Q jfqgt Q A I wGb!,Qe 17 410 0 oc ,945 9339 9 Q 50 jvflrog GN If sly Ong am 1 mlm. 00,0 72, , iflfy f bpoffeff cy 92.5, iff in fbzwl-Ulgruf Medals Awarded To '!E'.Et,0CZv,Q Dull Squad Gnrls o'?9xf 0 Bbczkfg 0 mv Dlstnct Meet Draw 200 Athletggx L-at S e is r Toast 51,6 IR 'W 11 XX amell t ' I 6 'md 8860 5 ' Rigs 0 Pl QQ Cm, XENA 2 LINEUP SALESMEN Thirteen strong, the linefup salesmen developed their own tactics in dispensing their wares at the football games during the 1939 season. Wheii a customer didn't patronize June Covington, she would accidently trip him, and then smiling sweetly, she would coo, 'LOh, pardon me! Bettye Fuller dominated the gate and highfpressured the public into record sales that won her the prize for selling the most linefups. f The vivacious Martha Gill exercised her vocal power and slayed the customers with her line about working her way through school. The reserved Jane Greene always managed to sell her share of the programs, aided principally by her golden looks and personality. Viola Beth Hearn drawled, Safay fpausej don't youfall fpausej wantfta buy fpausej a linefup fpausej ? Meanwhile, the customer had reached the fiftyfyard line. Sophisticated Tamea Henderson demanded, Hod do you do? Cawn't you, won't you buy a linefup? Refahlfly, now, you do need one! Bette Logan's fetching smile brought in the customers' nickels. Buy a linefup, mister. They're approved by GoodfHousekeeping, vowed Lucille Luckett. Ruth Mansfield used the same tactics on her customers that she uses on the boys of high school and college. Mary Stumberg guaranteed her linefups. lf the first one doesn't last, l'll gladly sell you another one! Anne Templeton merely held out her programs, and the customers came and got 'em! Marjorie Wynn may be small, but she helped to sell her linefups by rolling her large brown eyes. All the women customers flocked to buy their linefups from Harris Smith, manager of salesmen, when he flashed his bright smile at them. zmnmwmw 1 'ss -M esrz-wemwmmf b t.m-eww' ',x,.ze.1s...'a,. w:'s.aw' 4,2--iw M wmvemawvm . ..... ff, .v.. a wa... AW.. M. .Y A W .Q -,-, ,My -v --H V , s PEP LEADERS Maribel Rieker, Bettie Bailey, and Bonnie Lou Zeigler were chosen lay the Drill Squad to serve as yell leaders during the 1939 football season. Maribel served as head leader with Bettie and Bonnie Lou as assistants. This was Bettie's second year as yell leader and Bonnie Lou's first. 1 Q 9? mi Q2 M I WZ Y 2-9 ' wx-A f 4. 4 'X Q F ,, my ,J f Szggfmfif. ew , ., 1V,,. :.:.. V..., ,..,. . ,,,.. , . . , -' .y .-,.', . x ., ,... , .,., 9 . , .A AAHE : 1 J W :E.' ' 412 :ITF . .... ,uzl t Q 'SQSW ' .,,, , .,,:...:.My.:. b .,.. W5 Q93 98? wi f we 4255 Nw xwww GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION Classes in Physical Education, under the direction of Miss Frances Sims, began in September, 1939, with approximately four hundred girls. Since it was then too hot for strenuous activity, the girls had their choice of playing baseball, tennis, deck tennis, or aerial darts. The Intramural tennis tournament started the last of Sepf tember with Helen Marie Wohlford winning singles, and jean Favors and Wilmzt Faye McGlothing winning doubles. Soccer was the principal sport for the five classes in October and November, but tennis and baseball were continued. Tumbling was started before the Christmas holidays so that a Tumbling Team could be chosen to perform for the basketball games in January and February. The New Year introduced into the gym classes a new game called Goal Hi, which the girls played with enthusiasml By March the classes had skilled themf selves enough to go into the boys' gym and play basketball, a sport that has not been played by the girls' P. E. classes for several years. Beginners who were interested in tennis took up the fundamentals of tennis playing in April, while others played volleyball, aerial darts, or deck tennis, or pitched horse shoes. Play Day, May 11, finished up the work of the Physical Education classes for the year. Sports of various kind were featured for a whole day of activity. HEALTH CLASSES On Wednesdays the Physical Education classes met with Miss Sims for a course in health. Each term the girls handed in a theme written on the material gathered in the classes. An essay contest was sponsored by the Woman's Auxiliary of State Medical Association of Texas. The subject for the essay was How to Prevent Contagionf' Ruth Mae King won the 355.00 prize given by the organization for the best essay. The classes took up the study of good manners, correct posture, first aid, and the value of sunshine and fresh air. At the end of the year, the classes were divided into committees, each committee learning as much as possible about the safety units of San Angelo. ---- M...-I TOP ROW: Gloria Fread Bettye Winstead Anna Mae Lund Newana Gotchers Lewis Westbrook Helen Marie Wohlford Bettye Cowart Wanda Sue Dixon Maxine Montgomery SECOND ROW: Jay Dean Perry Adeola Crochet Jeanette Clements Claudia White Betty McKenzie 1 Ruth Ann Matlock lune Hudson Barbara Holland Elene Rickabaugh Wauree Logan Bobby O'Quinn Dorothy Crownover Neclra Gibson Captainsk Jean Stepp Ila Virginia Womble 'Yell Leaders- Mzmrihcl Ricker DRILL SQUAD THIRD ROW: Eunice Wilson Joy Monroe Irene Franklin Louise Young Rosa Lee Williams Marjorie Curry Helen McDaniel Justine Ramsey Sara Ellen Swift Elizabeth Chancellor Colene Foster Mary Hines Mary Lou Johnson Margey Young Evelyn Green Rebecca Herman FOURTH ROW: Ophelia Goodwin Cllie Lou Tippet Dorothy Roe Betty .lo Goodwin June Green Alleen McSpadden Louise Davis Mary McGee Anne Wester Jean Guthrie FRONT ROW: Vesta Chenoweth Evelyn Tyler May Hemphill Gertrude Fritz Billy Scott Lois Whidden Mildred 'Alice White June Livingston lla Virginia Womble ,lean Stepp MEMBERS NOT PICTURED Marylou Hall Olive Lee Harris Wanda Lee Matteson Estelle Mercer Marylou Hall Evelyn Tyler Bettie Bailey Mary Eleanor Scott Billie Fae Stringer Helen Whitfield Vesta Chenoweth Bonnie Lou Zcigler I I 1 BOYS' TENNIS In the District Meet the boys' tennis team, directed for the first time hy Coach Charles Harless, won first in the doubles but lost in the singles. All lettermen will he eligible next year, GIRLS' TENNIS The tennis girls for the 1940 District Meet were entered under the skilled supervision of Miss Frances Sims. Due to the high competition, the girls, doubles, Maribel Ricker and Wiliiizt Faye McGlothlin, lost to Eden in the preliminariesg and Helen Marie Wohlfcird in the semiffinals, a singles entry, lost to Eldorado. Wilma Faye McGlothlin and Helen Marie Wohlfrurd will return next year. - LETTERMEN - Dewain Dallas Emil Beck Jack Hight Helen Marie Wrwhlfrurd Muribel Ricker Wilma Faye McGlothlin COACHES To the coaches Harry Taylor, Hervey Blue, and Charles Harless, we pay def served respect for what they have done. These men with untiring efforts, stress on the policies of sportsmanship, leadership, and cooperationg and just credit should be given to these men that ably tutor the boys in their athletic efforts. Coach Harry Taylor is at the head of the Boys' Athletic Activities Staff of San Angelo High School. Mr. Taylor has for nine years been at this position, coachf ing the high school boys through football and basketball seasons. He has gone through many defeats and victories with his football and basketball teams. Coach Taylor has an excellent ability to practice his athletes into upmost performances. Coach Hervey Blue was the line coach. Mr. Blue gave the Bobcat football line the necessary punch needed for the football games. He also directed the track team to highest speed possible, entering five men in the Regional Meet and four men in the State Meet. Coach Charles Harless directed the Kittens in football games for their future experience. He also took over the tennis squad for the first time this year. Mr. Harless led his tennis boys with many a smash and cut on the tennis courts. HARRY TAYLOR Head Couch HERVEY BLUE CHARLES HARLESS Line Coach Assistant Coach FCCTBALL The unclassified Bobcats rose to high rating early in the season by starting the prefconference games with triumphs over Brownwood, Cisco, Paschal of Ft. Worth, and Brackenridge of San Antonio. But the Sweetwater Mustangs proved themselves a harder playing ball club when they beat the Bobcats 7fO. The Bobcats did not recover from this defeat until the latter part of the season, when they took victories over Lamesa 7 f6, and Abilene 13f9. The Cats with an unusual scoring attack of passes and hard driving, ability of team work, and a powerful spirit of determination, went to four victories, while the rugged and battering defense held the losing scores close and ended the season with the total points equivalent to 119 for the Bobcats against 94 for the opponents. The Kittens who took the bumps and knocks to build up a stronger Bobcat team this year will play the Bobcat games next fall. John Cargile R. T. Cope Martin Dehnel Floyd Dodson Alton Edwards Lawrence Guthals Douglas Guenthner Y- KITTEN LETTERMEN -- ' Bill Humlong R. L. McKinney Weldon Kelly Frank Kreidel Charles Leonard Bobby Lonon Lee Roy Lyons Roy McElhaney Morty Mcrtz Deloia Morris F. E. Parker Archie Joe Thurman Cecil Turner - BOBCAT MANAGERS - Melvin Miller A. R. Patton Jack Wilkerson FGOTBALL LETTERMEN SAM BARRETT Sam Barrett is one of the six lettermen to give his services to the Bobcats next year. Sam is a pounding husky at the tackle position. WALTER BEAN Bean deserved to play more but was saved as a substitute because he was capable of replacing so many positions and handling them well. While playing guard position on defense, Walter often smeared the runner for a loss or no gaing and while on offense, Walter made his blocks stick, MARION BOWMAN Marion Bowman, known mostly as Curly, was one of the regular galloping backfield men. Curly played fullback and alter getting the ball, he would run the full length of the field and all the way back before stopping. WAYNE CASON Leftfhanded Wayne Cason, a very effective case of dynamite, played an excellent game at end. Wayne will be eligible for the next year Bobcats. DALE CHASE Chase, an all round backfield man, led and was victorious in the Lamesa game, of which he was captain. Dale is going to be a good pilot man for next year bef cause of his ability to run, punt, pass, block, and to lead the boys. This year Dale was one of the two threefsport lettermen. LENINE CORTESE Lenine Cortese is his name. Defined as a very shifty runner and slippery as an eelg a Bobcat halfback, and known as L'Nehi. Lenine is a two year letterman for the Bobcats. BILL CUNNINGHAM Bill Cunningham, a combination center and end, always gave a good example of the Bobcat spirit. Inter' cepting and receiving passes was this tall boy's pastime. Willie also was a threefsport letterman, PASCHAL DRAKE Paschal Drake gave an excellent performance at end this year. He always seemed to be in the way of the ball carrier when on defense. Paschal was also good at gathering up stray footballs that were continually scat' tered about the field. I. D. DUPREE In this dignified picture is 'LPecos Pete, the rough fighting tackle. His velocity has again and again stopped the power man opponents at his tackle position. PETE EWALD Ewald, a wing back, was San Angelo's pass receiver deluxe. Pete scored seven touchdowns and will always be remembered for his 98 yard touchdown run in the Midland game. 9 , ,W 'M UZ, 2 W -sv s 3 pgs, Mug Q We be V2 egos sf tm U '41 3' M-' u p V ,..:. - ,axa1sgoxi Q' M? a A' Q? Q was 4 IN Qs is a ma, :.- V.-: : 'E-:r E'?1 5 .. N fl: jf? .,. ,.f5f,2.-5' - -n:'2Qgfgj- H . ,.,,. .,.. . ..,.. . ...: 1 :.. ,,,,.. . T.. R .... i - ,. .. 1 . Q -1 ,.-2.1, ' we . . .I .2 a- . ,. V IE.. -. 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LOUIS HILL Hill was an unexpected Bobcat, who made in his first year one of the best defensive men in the district. Louis was quiet but always ready to go. JOHN NASWORTHY This is the fellow whom everyone saw going through the line with a Bobcat determination to get hold of the ball carrier's legs. john Nasworthy is a two year letter' man at the tackle position. GEORGE PAPPAS George, following the footsteps of Nick in his mighty kickoff, held up the old Pappas tradition. Pappas was a fast ripping guard who is proud of his honors. ALAN PIKE After Pilefclriver Alan Pike had ripped up the opposing team's line, there was very little for any team to do except to go around him. Pike has for two years been allfdistrict guard and will play for the North in the Texas AllfStar game. LEE SANDLIN Lee Sandlin, the smallest and toughest sixtyfminute man on the football squad, always shows an undaunted spirit when on the field. Although a shoulder injury kept Lee from playing much in the last few games, he will be a top notch center for the next year Bobcats. J. W. STEWART The powerfhouse of Stewart's runs, his passes to Cortese and Ewald, his long punts, and his 78 yard dash in the Odessa game, kept Stewart in the high lights. Stewart was as good as any other quarterback in the state as long as he could control his temper. JOHN WHITTENBURG John Whittenburg, center, was awarded a football letter for his brave battle against an injury that he ref ceived during football practice. Johnny will be eligible for the Bobcat squad next year. CAPTAIN LEONARD WRIGHT justly deserving the credit for the Bobcats' captain for 1939 is Leonard Bull' Wright, the Hhardffight, never' quit Bobcat. In the line as guard on defense Bull' led the brigade in ripping and slaying the opponents' back' field and line. Y 1 1 'rv 7 , BASKETBALL The Bobcat basketball team missed the Regional by three minutes and three points in an extra quarter in the District Meet. During the District Meet, Angelo took victories over Eldorado 13643, and Lake View f19f18j and lost tragically to Millersview Q26f23j. Next year this team Should have its own way because all the lettermeu will return with the exception of Paschal Drake, the leading point man of the year, and Marion Bowman. -- LETTERMEN -- Marion Bowman Bill Cunningham Bobby Lonon Dale Chase Bill jones Lcc Sandlin Paschal Drake, Captain 3uK5'v A HV 9 2Y6s,w ' 5525525555 -5355552325252 H 555E5E5E3E5E5E2 ::::1::5 - -- wW:'1 x y IXf?'W'2Tf'.' ..... , :-:'::: ::: 3 : 'ErE3jfI?':E.EI3Zi:: H , 5 , , ,. : V ' 8' sf MMM.. -7-M.- - -' 4 mmm, max X xwxygwf g. . ,X ,Iv ' : :1:': ' '-,,:.:,:I:I..:. .::.:. .L zgf X - A 5 5' N f M Mx Y 1 Q Q,M.Qg Q,,Yw ,X Nw., A.N.x,,.,-.px-X W K Q V :Wgw ff Plmnax 4 .- ,3z4,QsfQtSLwfS . 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The club's purpose is to foster high ideals of sportsmanship and to encourage a spirit of friendship and cooperation. Officers are elected at the close of the spring initiation and serve the next year. nf OFFICERS -4 A. R. Patton .... ............. ...... P r esident john Nasworthy . . . . . . Vice President Lenine Cortese ..... ...... S ecretary Iohn Whittenburg . .. ......... Treasurer james Weatherby .................. Sergeantfo.tfArms f MEMBERS - Sam Barrett Pete Ewald George Pappas Jim Bean Walter Bean Emil Beck Curly Bowman Bodine Brazelton Wayne Cason Dale Chase Lenine Cortese Bill Cunningham Dewain Dallas Paschal Drake I. D. Dupree W. O. Fleetwood Buddy Gibbs Douglas Guenthner Jack Hight Louis Hill Bill Jones H. C. jones jess Landers Bobby Lonon Frank Meadows Melvin Miller john Nasworthy A. R. Patton Charles Potts Alan Pike Jack Runkles Lee Sandlin Eugene Stanford I. W. 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Qphelia sang, and Harper croakedg While Wood and Mansfield gaily joked. Dougherty, Lummus, Lacy, Gray- The Minstrels Fourfswung out to play. Herewith we begin to quote From that play on which we dote. Knave: Your majesties, this lady's nose Has just been pecked by wicked crows. King: Then you go kill those pesky birds Without more waste of rhyme or words. Queen: fTo King-you know these little domestic squabblesj You're old and fat and much too stable, I like my men young, strong, and able. Kink: I won't discuss your aging charm. Come, let's go, here, take my arm. fExeunt, leaving the tarts unprotectedf-the foolsj Maid: ffxsidej I think I'I1 be a little coy. You'll have to prove your love, my boy. Knave: If that's what it takes, I'd better start. I'll be back in a flashfwith a cherry tart. fExit Knave, going you know wherefand he got 'em, too.j Knave: You told me to rook 'em, So, presto! I took 'em. Maid: Then you are back into my favor. Sit down and we will taste the flavor. fQueen enters with King and discovers thievesj King: ffimidlyj Your Majesty, I have a plan Whereby this erring couple can f f f Queen: CA little annoyed-and who wouldn't be?Q Qut with it then, don't stand and gape Like some apologetic ape! fAfter considering for some momentsj I bid them leave us now to try To bake a new and tasty pie! When the pie was opened, the birds began to sing: Wasn't that a dainty dish to set before a king? Finis MISS TCMASINE STANLEY Belle of the junior Prom MAY 17, 1940 SENIOR CLASS REPRESENTATIVES MARIBEL RICKER J. L. REED TOMASINE STANLEY HOBART MQDOWELL ILA VIRGINIA WOMBLE A. R. PATTON JUNIOR CLASS REPRESENTATIVES MARY LOU HALL DALE CHASE EVELYN TYLER BILL CUNNINGHAM BONNIE LOU ZEIGLER LEE SANDLIN SOPHOMORE CLASS REPRESENTATIVES 1. H. KEY BETTY LOUISE HENDERSON PETE EWALD OLGA ATKINSON IACK BUSTER JOY WILSON FLINT I I I I WANTED f f PATSY ALLISON, for alienation of affections. SSIOJDIHJ reward if caught with her loot. Height, SIS , Hair, Brown, Eyes, Beautiful. TAMEA HENDERSON, for verhal murder. Her hig hrown eyes niakc her especially dangerous. Last seen headed toward College Station. Height, 5'-I , Hair, Brown, Eyes, Brown. JAMES RINK, for destroying public property and teachers' sweet dispositions. Height 5'9 , Hair, Blonde, Eyes, Blue. MARTHA GILL, for drawing attention from red lights. Last seen heading South full speed a- head in a hlue Buick. Height Vi , Hair, Red fand howljg Eyes, Blue VIOLA BETH HEARN, for invariahly laughing in classes and raising a distruhance, Height, Vow, Hair, Brown, Eyes, Brown. BETTYE FULLER, for stealing the newshoy's line. Her record is large. Reward. Height Vi , Hair, Light Brown, Eyes, Blue. HILLMAN CROVJNOVER, for mental vagraney. 351,000 reward if caught dead or what passes for alive. Height TIG , Hair, Brown, Eyes, Blue. BONNIE LOU ZEIGLER, for her too coy expresf sion in this picture, which is definitely deceivf ing to strangers. Height 76 , Hair, Blonde, Eyes, Bluefgreen. HOBART McDOWELLff alias, Professor McPlato -- -for slander. Beware of misleading phyf chology. Height, 6'1 , Hair, Brown, Eyes, Brown. BUSTER REED, for suspected insanity. Harmless if treated kindly. Last seen marching like a Drum Major. Height, 5'9 : Hair, Dark Brown, Eyes, Brown. s 4 4 4 4 4 4 n. s u v. 4 L L L t 4 4 4 s 4 L 4 L 4 THESE FOOLISH THINGS f f f REMIND US My Gal Sal ................. . The Girl With the Dreamy Eyes . The Beautiful Lady in Blue ..... . The Pretty Young Brunette On the The Little Man Who Wasn't There Police Gazette . I'm Happy About the Whole Thing I Want to be a Cowboy's Sweetheart Sophisticated Lady .............. And the Angels Sing .......... . Please Be Kind .......... . You're As Pretty as a Picture . I'm An Old Cowhandn .... . Bewilderedm ............ . The Little Red Fox . . . . Lovely To Look At ..... . Stay As Sweet As You Are . So Rare ............... . They All Laughed .... . Love Walked In ............. . Double Trouble .............. . You're An Education In Yourself That Sly Old- Gentleman ............. . . . . . . . What Goes On Behind Your Eyes? Sweet and Lovely ............ . Three Little Fishes ............. . You're A Sweet Little Headache . Me and My Candid Camera . . . . Strange Enchantment .. Dark Eyes .......... . Deep In A Dream . . Scatterbrainn ............. . What's New? ............. . We're Off to See the Wizard . .. My Prayer ................ I Have Eyes ....... . . Betty Henderson, Bit . . . . . Mary Lou Hall . . . Elene Rickabaugh . . . . Sara Ellen Swift . . . Marjorie Wynn . . . . Charles Graham . . . Smitty Buchanan . . . Elizabeth Chancelor . . . . . . Emarie Taylor Glee Club S. A. H. Teachers . . . . Jane 'Westmorland Jim Farr Sophs . . . . L. E. Williams . . . . . . Lillian Holmes . . . . Beverly June Beck . . . . . Peggy McDaniels Buster Reed . . . . . . . Nadine Parish Moore and Moos Twins . . . . Hobart McDowell . . . Bobby Wooldridge Ruthie Mansfield . . . . . . . Fred Furgason sy Farr, Jack Wilkerson . . . . . , . May Hemphill . . . . . . Duwain Hughes Jane Greene . . Ila Virginia Womble . . . . . . Douglas Renner . . . . . . Pug Luckett J. M. Huling . . Just any silly Senior ..., 100 on all exams Willa Mae Hunt Star Dust ........... ............... J ackie Oden South Of The Border .............. ................. R uth Ruiz Our Love ........................... .. . Peggy Curry and james Rink You Must Have Been a Beautiful Baby . . . ........... Gwendolyn Erwin You Couldn't Be Cuter ............... ............. P at Hudgens I Want You For Christmas .......... Nedra Gibson Jeepers Creepers ........... .... M axine Montgomery A Little Bit Independent . . . ........ Mary Heffley Five Feet Two, Eyes of Blue . .... Bettie McKenzie ,vw 9 ,E ' pmsvs ni' i eff-is ' Ease 4 BY TAMEA HENDERSON The news of the year of course was the renovation of the good old alma mam' my building, Nub Jones' being promoted to the junior class, and Dale Chase's falling for the root of all evilfwhich is really not money at all, but a woman, and a blonde at that! Buster Reed and Tomasine Stanley repeated as the bandboys' favorites-and, confidentially, mine too. Maribel Rickerfin the blue head blouse-Bettie Bailey, and Bonnie Lou Beigler screamed their little hearts out for the Bobcatsfand did a darn good job. And speaking of Bobcats, what a coincidence that two famous steadies and the most chasedfallfaround boy of all time were all on the same team! The steadies were of course Pete Ewald, whose pleasant ball and chain was-and still is-June- Hudson, and Paschal Drake, better known as Pat baby to the object of his affecf tions, Mary fCleopatra Had Nuthin' on Mel Heffley. The Heffley is also my nomination for AllfAmerican Sophisticate Number One and DeefLuXe. The last boy, who has been continually bounded by admiring femmes, shyly dips his head and murmurs, 'LIt's just that I'm so wonderful that the poor girls can't help it. He, you guess immediately, is modest, shrinking little Lenine Cortese. P. S. The chaserfin- chief way May Hemphill. This year saw the rise of the Sigma's-under Skip HollandAand the decline of the health, wealth, and general welfare of the poor pledgesfstill under Skip. It also was the year of the great floodufwhich was a great rolling tide of neither fater nor wine, but jackets, hundreds of them. Also I printed my last charity ads for the Zocahs. This year saw, too, the smashing of many feminine hearts when Mr. C. L. Harless, with hands pressed to his ears to shut out the piteous wails of throngs of disappointed girls, married another woman. The most violent Kid Day of all time nearly wrecked several interfering juniors - and definitely caused them to catch cold-as they were forced by their wicked, wicked superiors to walk-say it gently and with tears in your eyesfmiles and 'miles sans pants. Others were flung brutally into the drink. Still others had their blue eyes blacked and their handsome features definitely marred. But oh how the seniors enjoyed it! And then there will linger on the memories of the tcnsest four minutes in eve1ybody's life. I mean those four minutes at the end of the BrackenridgefAngelo football game when the score was 13 to 7 in favor of Angelo, and Brackenridge had the ball on the Angelo threefyard line on a first down. And the Bobcats held them! But that was the longest four minutes I ever held my breath! Then there was that horrible day when Claudia White swiped the glass out of the city auditorium because one of her favorite singing stars had drunk from it. The brute nearly got about fifteen faithful little senior players incarceratedfwhich is such a pretty word to mean getting thrown in jail. Shame on people with sticky fingers! Memorable among memorables were the Bill TurnerfBillie Hunton romance- he's the cruel creature who bangs Billie's head against the wall'-eethe Raymond Smith' Ernestine Bell infatuation, the Glenn CorbellfEvelyn DeMoville affair, and the Betty Hendersonfjack Runkles utrueflovef' which I predict will rank darn close to Bubba and Annie in the halls of dear old S. A. H. More things well worth recalling when we are all old were Vesta Chenoweth's formal on the roof garden of the St. Angelus, the PrefDebs' barn dance in Bill Hanks' wool house-this includes the false hair and buck teeth of Elyon Holimanf fand all the gray hairs acquired by certain parties in trying to get an orchestra for the Prom. Pardon me now while I go home an' pack my diploma in lavender and tears. Goodbye and all my love fffff Daisy HORRORSOOPES BY PROP. HoBARTo QSeize allg nose alll By special request of my contemporary, Professor H. McP1ato, I have arranged, as in last year's Westerner, to refcreate the night of june 5, 1965, just as it will be in different parts of the globe. GREENWICH VILLAGE Proudly hovering over an easel and several tubes of oil paint in his mousey garrett, Cubistfmurialist Ross Gouey lifts his starved face long enough to look out his window. Languidly, he beholds Poet Bettie Bailey hanging out her weekly wash, as she recites portions of The Huling Rhyrning Dictionary. In the distance, strains of an aria can be heard, and as we draw closer, we behold Mary Heffley standing beside a garbage can, serenading the empty apartment of the late Pat Drake recently murdered by Tarnea Schultz, the notorious mussing witness. WASHINGTON, D. C. Her feet propped upon a desk, Senator Lucille Luclqett, presidential hopeful, passes out cigars to fellow members of her Gluttons of Corruption Party. First to receive a cigar and to put it away for a rainy day, is fustice john Harper, of the Supreme Court, whose investigation of monopolies resulted in the Harris Smith and Go. oil scandals. Elizabeth Piper, glamorous lobbyist, coyly twists the ear of Secretary of Treasf ury George Byars. Please, she whispers, can't you loan me just one or two billion little old dollars? International spy Ruthie Mansfield, America's femme fatale, sinisterly hides some bombing plane plans under her cape, but is pursued by GfWoman Ann Alderman. RENO, NEVADA Platinum blonde Mary Louise fohnson, wicked nightfclub hostess, applies an extra smear of eyefshadow as she winks across the roulette wheel at Banker Ira Green, who is happily embezzling his Federal Reserve funds. Nedra Gibson, Lacy, jones acl infiniturn, bows to the crowd as she enters on her annual Reno court engagement. Betty McKenzie eyes the dance floor for a glimpse of a newly detached male. Giving up in disgust she goes home to her knitting and chimneyfcorner chair. THE INTERIOR OF INDIA V Amid the lilting notes of an oriental lyre, Maharaja Iaclqalea Wood, naturalized citizen of the Orient, blows bubbles through his washed air pipe. Dancing before him in a frenzy of rhythm and few clothes, jackie Oden, wife Number 2061, entertains her master. Ivlissionary Nadine Parish teaches nursery rhymes to the many Wood children, while Imperial Slave W. Rice carries elephant tusks to Dentist fohnnie Mae Macf Naughton. 'wgefw .:. :' LL N, , K 5555 - fa. . ....... . . ' - . W- .. , - ,.,., 5 5 0 1 I 'age-img 22:31 5.9! ,. :fi Q if 1. ..- QW.:-1-: 9. W W . -:5:: 5::5-. 1 L f -2 - ' 'V ' QV' , . W A W f xf iii 'AW -W, f ' ' V. .... - ' ....... .... - W W -- Qgim f' ..... X 5 .. 'Q .... . ' .. 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N5 g wif . : w- 2 5 .2 , - lj - 5' ,.A5,., .... f ,..,..,' i g-392156, ,Wy V ,550 1 ?V,.,1,,4 , ,,, .2 W I -'-'-' ' ,,-Q W ga' M.- gdl.-ffgy 3 f ,. 4':' ':: ':::::: :': 'W - 'M' v fai1gsg::E:' .z:...f.QSiiZig.. W' ,.:sf -:asa:., , Y 3 Z 9 MJ . ham EMM ' '- : -'-'-: -2: ww, WN f, . A . -,Nam 5 i KM? ku W L 0 WM, ' N. M' Y zzfg , , Y ,.. .. ,H , Ki...........S Q o flfifhr nn , f Leer' 2 wifftfwil tg, F1 Y- Shel , By Harris Smith The year 19394940 has been a fine old year despite some things that have happened. Sports, social activities, and everything in general have caused it to roll merrily along. A I dedicate this column to faclq and jene Moore, since they come nearer being living models of Cfing Double. They are seen all over the campus, walking double, talking double, studying double, dressing double, and even playing doubles in tennis. Football season was rather hectic, wasn't it? Everybody thought the Bobcats were goners when Pete Ewalcl was operated on for appendicitis, but they pulled through. Other invalids of the year were Mary jim Thompson, who broke her ankleg Fayrene Dodson and Patsy Allison, who were both out of school with appendicitisg and june Covington, who tried to slide down one of the twin mountains and ended up with a skinned arm and a sprained ankle. If we have gained no other wisdom, we have at least learned how to spell and pronounce the names of Iohnnie Mae MacNaughton and Mr. Scruggs. The PrefDelJs definitely established themselves this year, and by their many activities, cast a rosy glow upon the school year. Several students without whom this school year would have been a flop came from near and far. Wilma Faye McGlothlin rolled in from Sweetwater, and right away was elected one of the assistant yell leaders for next year. Her part in the girls' doubles tennis team wasn't slouchy, eitherfjust ask Miss Sims. Robzrt and Philip Maginot, hailing from Boston, Massachusetts, both made names for themselves. Philip was a valuable cornet player in the band, and Robert was the sparkfplug Kodak editor for the Campus Corral and Westerner. Leap year didn't harm the boys much at the Leap Year Barn Dance on Feb' ruary 29. There were numerous wall flowers, though! Remember how Virgie Sewell and jimmy Neeley won the prize for best couple, and Beryle feanne Elliott and Dwight Chriesman won individual honors? Now I will list a few happenings to be remembered from this school year. First in importance is the marriage of our science prof, Mr. Galloway. 'Twas a sur- prise to all when, after the Christmas holidays, he came to school a married man.. ..And do you remember the time Ernest Tubb dedicated the song 'Tm Sorry for Myself to Mr. Phagan ...... At all the football parades were seen Mary Stumberg and Duwain Hughes in his open air jitny ...... Prize saying: Confucius say, In the spring a young man's fancy-isn't he! ...... Prize sign: Now showing- Mr, Smith Goes to Washi1igton'fwith selected shorts ...... lack Smith and the three Mary Whites were dubbed as having the most common names in high school ...... Among the budding romances that have stayed in the budding form are the cases between A. K. Hall and Helen ,lean Stroman, and between Ross Couey and jean Scepp ...... Doris Prager was about the luckiest girl in school! She won 35400 at a local theatre. Of course, she nearly fainted, but what's a faint compared to 5400? . . . . . . I can't forget to mention that Sal Hall was elected girlfriend of the Dervishes ......Ceorge Byars took the cake when he won a prize for writing the best letter on Paul Jones Whiskey! Well, juniors and sophs, I'll see you next year through CfING DOUBLE! Signed 3O, ' Harris Smith Winicr inmate HOW'S YOUR CAMPUS I. Q.? Who flashed a camera bulb in your face at every corner? Who typed her way to district championship? Who took us to Regional in Declamation? Brawn and brains and plenty o' dames. A homemaker in any man's language. Who is musician, actor, and dancer and tops in all of them? Lookie, lookie, lookie, she's a sweet cookie. The teacher from Crazy Springs. Who leads the honor roll much of the time? A natural comedienne. What boy's last name is spelled the same way backwards or right? Who's built like Man Mountain Dean? Who makes a habit of giving his medals to girls? What boy runs like a flash and said, What is so rare as a day with june? What girl has dimples and the sweetest disposition in school? Who's got glamour plus? Who sees Nellie home? A. Modena Dyches B. Jon Miller C. Hymie Weatherby D. Maribel Ricker E. Ross Couey F. Lee Sandlin G. Robert Maginot H. Pete Ewald I. Patty Jane Maynard J. Paschal Drake K. Frances' Sims L. Sara Sue Mann M. Charlene Andrews N. Physics Club O. Vesta Chenoweth P. Dale Chasei Q. Estelle Mercer What club was still in rompers and therefore didn't make this year's annual?R. Nubbin Jones Who's real name is Henry Clinton? Who was a three letter man this year? What blonde from Sweetwater really made good in S. A. H. S.? Who is very athletic and always president of his class? ' Who is the Deanna Durbin of high school? Who writes prize winning essays on Latin subjects? The most beautiful baby boy in high school? Who helps Mr. Kenley-a Lott? f KEY TO HOW'S YOUR CAMPUS I. 'Q.? . 1-sG 14-H 2-L 1 S-s SH-I mix 4efF 17-E 5 A 18-fN 6vB 19+R vw-D 20-fz 8414 21fU 9HaM 22-fP io-no 23-Y 1 1-W 24-Q 12+C 25-V 13+J 26-T S. Sal Hall T. Frances Lott U. Wilma Faye McGlothin V. 'Harris Smith W. Douglas Renner X. Ann Alderman Y. Dorothy Meadows Z. Bill Cunningham K MJ CALENDAR September 1-fEnrollment. September 6M-Schoolg First Corral. September 12fTomasine Stanley elected Band Sweetheart and Martha Gill Alternate. September 22M-Beat Brownwood 2143. September October 29-Beat Cisco 19f13. 6-Beat Paschal High 20f6. Senior officers announced. Jack Wood and October 13-Beat Brackenridge 13-17. Junior officers announced. Gene Bowen head Rooting Regimentffirst performance. October 27-Lost 7fO to Sweetwater. October 30-Scribblers' initiation. November 3fLost 14f6 to Odessa. Home Economics Area Meet. November 1OfSophomore officers announced. November 11-Tied 13f13 with Big Spring. High School Dance. November 17fLost 19f12 to Midland. November 24-Beat Lamesa 7fO. November 3OfLost 13f9 to Abilene. December 5eFootball Banquet. Wright elected captain. December 8f'41 Pep Leaders elected. December 13- A Association initiation. December 14fSpanish Club Party. December 15-Senior Play. December 20-Christmas Holidays begin. January 4-Christmas Holidays end. January 9-First basketball game--Beat Eldorado. january 12YDebate Club Dinner. january 12 and 13fLakeview Tournament. .lanuary 16, 17, 1SfExams. January 22-Report Cards-Registration. ,lanuary 29-Boys wear new football iackets, Februar y 2fHoliday for MidfTexas Teachers' Convention. February 9fSenior Banquet. February 2324-District Basketball Tournament. February 29--Leap Year Dance in gym. March 1+Holiday for Stock Show. March 8-Home Economics Party. March 15fOnefAct Plavs presented first time. March 28-Fifth Annual Band Concert. March 29-Senior representatives announced. Violin Maker of as contest play. April 1fKid Day. April llflunior representatives announced. District Meet. April 1 April 9fRegional Meet. 26fSophomore favorites announced. April 3OfLatin Club Banquet. May Ze--Footlighters Picnic. May 3, May 4fTrack Team to State Meet. 8f A Association Initiation, May 10-Band to National Band Contest. May 11-Play Day. May 16-Last Classes. May 17-Exams and Prom. May 20fBaccalaureate Sermon. May 23iCommencement Exercises. Cremona selected GRADUATES OF SAN ANGELO HIGH SCHOOL This list is as nearly correct as it was possible for the staff to make it from the records available. The High School will be glad to be told of corrections which should be made. 1896 Edith Bowman 1897 Lonnie Dinwiddie Ella Daugherty john M. Parks 1898 Montie Forester 1899 Clifford Cobb Kate Felton Lula Nortington Orland Simms 1900 Willie Briant 1901 Leslie Armstrong Harry Bell Birdie Dean Finis Henderson Grace Kelly Mary Lamb Sallie Lovelace Rosa Rowland Ike Smith Annie Williams 1902 Claire Bell Eureka Carpenter Lucretia Creath Marcia Dabney Agnes King Leona Lapowska Myrtle Meers Mary Bland Millspaugh Henry Parks Charlotte Sherwood Gertrude Snyder Lullie Wallace Rollin Windrow 1903 Frances Arozena Kate Corbett Lawson Daily Cora Ellis Willie Frost Earnest Hamilton Ethel Heald Elizabeth Howell Van Kelly Henry Land Clyde Mills Sadie Millspaugh Norman Taylor Kathleen Wallace Edna Williams Mark Williams 1904 Minnie Acton Catherine Ball Laura Beason Addie Bishop Kate Conerly Mary Copper Susie Creath Ola Dean Florence Deering Kate Hinde Sallie Kerr America Lawhon Bascom Love Lucile March Hermione Mays Eda Moodie Lee Noble Helen Ragsdale Henry Robertson Wilmer Threadgill Ethel Timmins Clarence Webb Margaret Wright 1905 Mary Aycock Courtney Baker Annie Burns Annie Caldwell Jeanette Chamberlain Eula Childress Cullen Cole Annie Cooper Sara Cunningham Will Kelly Cora Land Carroll Lewis Gillian Mabson Fafa Mason Lyda McBride Helen Millspaugh Claiborne Paine Arthur Ragsdale Ben Roberson Lucy Robertson Arnold Siler Elizabeth Smith Olga Susan Edith Timmins Alfred Veazey 1906 Rosa Black Amie Cornick Edna Hinde Myrtle Huffman Willie Johnson Nannie Lewis Iohn March Milton McCain Willie Meers Jessie Snow 1907 A Betty Cooper Iohn M, Henderson Iessie Knapp Irma Midkiff Effie Neal Leon Siler 1908 Io D, Arozena Hal Cunningham Ed Mays Olive McConnell Iack Timmins 1909 Mary Bates May Bell Milton Dodson Marguerite Flanagen Alma French Henry Heitzler Marian Iones Annie Land Louise Millspaugh Meta Nimitz Katherine Thomson Maude Turrentine 1910 Lula B. Adams Alma Alberthal Irby Brown Elsie Cornick Alice Freeman Lula May Hicks Marie Kelly Imogene Mabson Aline Mays Susie Miles Pauline Murrah Sarah Pool Bessie Rau Vina Rogers Verneh Scott Earl Sellers Ina Snodgrass Ioseph Spence Ola Srygley Lucile Tolson Bessie Wayland Ben Williams 1911 Tommie Aycock Fannie Bates Rubie Bell Catherine Conger Ada Lee Day Elbert Flanagan Eula Goodfellow Wood Hassel Anna Herring Lila Marberry Stuart Monroe Lee Morris Elizabeth Rawlings 1912 Carrie D. Adams Ora Arnett Iames Bramblett Pearl Carruth Bertha Cawley Margaret Day Cora B. Earnest Louis Farr Susie Flanagan lone Franklin Louise Franklin Cora Green Octye Hinde Nanon Huff Gladys Huffman Mary B, Iohnson Ethel Kennon -- Carl Knaup - Phocion Love Truman Lovelace Hallie Malone Edith Paul Lee Perry Will Perry Florence Rau Harry Robertson Zadie Runkels ' Gladys Walsh Clifford Watts Effie Whitfield 1913 Annie Ruth Bassel Ruth Blanks Will Bright Inis Burns Charlie Cannon George Cornick lames Goodfellow Dora Heitzler GRADUATES OF SAN ANGELO HIGH SCHOOL Minnie Laging Lessie Lemons Lutie McMullan Itha Meers Huron Mills Minnie Frances Millspaugh Frances Probandt Russell Trimble Harris Williams 1914 Ruth Adams Lottie Cardwell Carl Clark Paul Clark Mable Cox Robert Crowther Esther Drake La Villa Graves Lurlyne Graves Marguerite Hardin Wayne Harris Fern Hassell J. R. Hewitt Gladys Heyser Fred Logan Dorothy Magruder Alex Nisbet John P. Payne Albert Rawlings Olivia Rawlings Elsie Rowland Enid Sanders Esther Snow Charlotte Spence Johnnie Taylor Josephine Taylor Agnes Thornton Gertrude Wiggins Mark Woodward 1915 Lela Barfield Margaret Clark Eugene Cochran Vyron Davis Ellett DeBerry Allard French Juanita Goodwin Joe Gresham Vernon Hamilton Byron Harrison Gertrude Heitzler Ima Hicks Elizabeth Johnson Ercel King Mary Kirkpatrick Law Lovelace Wallace Mason Lillian Moore Walter Rau Margaret Robertson Frances Rowe Vernon Shipman Mildred Smoote Emily Ulmer Bess Williams 1916 Sophie Alberthal Madeline Blocker John Benton Brewer Ina Carruth Ethel Clayton Eva Davis Frank Gray May Hennersdorf Mary Hobbs Laura Holt J. T. Houston Otis Johnson Isabelle Kearney QCONTINUEDJ Lcc Key Jack Knapp Lucile Lawhon Hazel McDonald Erin McKinney John McLaurin Maggie McMarries Lee McVickers Russell Menzies Ila Mills Grady Mitcham Ethel Pope Hamilton Sheppard Mike Simmons Cecil Smith Robert Taylor William Taylor Elizabeth Ulmer Clifford VanCourt Bertha Vinson Lura Wilson 1917 Lois Acton Eric Anderson Madison Barfield Mary Birdwell Mary Blanks Mary Compton Ions Cornelison Irene Handley Irene Hardin J. D. Hassell Lillian Henderson Marie Hewitt Thelma Hicks Tommie Mayes Mary Miles Guy Mobley Bernice Ogle Barton Pratt Adelaide Selkirk John Smith Roberta Thomson 1918 Hicks Allen Minnie Armstrong William Atkinson Lucile Brewer Harold Broome Nell Carmean Eva Mae Clark Manie Cox Mary Davidson James Farr Robie Forster Helen Freible Louis Hall Vida Hall Jessie Hardin Hazel Heslop Ella Hood Lois Jett Margaret Jones Mary Jones Annie Rae Kieffer Loyd King Mozelle Langston Carrie Ligon Harold Lindaman Elizabeth Lungkwitz Ieona Magill Gladys Mayer Artamyse McMullan Grace Morgan Leah Myers Lucy Byrd Rawlings Cecil Reams Ruth Russell Lucille Schuch Mary Lee Seeley Nell Shaw Adele Shurman Reva Terry Josephine Treadwell Lexa Mae Walton Alice Ward Myrtle Wilson 1919 Karl Scott Armstrong Travis Armstrong Manie Arnett Rosa Lee Carley Lola Coulter James Cunningham Alline French Ruby Lee Hanks Susie Hardin William Harter Floyd Hassell Louise Heitzler Deane Hicks Ruby Holland Jacob Irvine Daisy Keyes Harvey Keyes Kate Kilpatrick Eva Lanford Evie Langston Roy McKinney Francis Merritt Willard Mobley Jack Morrison Robbie Neeley Ernest Nimitz Gerald Ogle Elza Perry George Phillips E. J. Powell, Jr. Kathleen Roouemore Rembert Smith Fern Van Court Mack Van Court Alma Weaver Evert White Clifford Wilson Dorothy Wilson 1920 Hunter Andrew Hattie Mae Black Lucy Belle Brewer Kathryn Brown Daisv Broyles Lila Bullock Annie Mae Caldwell Wolford Compton Mabelle Cook Roy Cornelison Mary Draper Margaret Eckert Beatrice Farquhar Joe Goulden Jean Guthrie Wanda Hanks Zeta Hicks Frances Holcomb Flora Holman Bessie Hopewell Gretchen Howell Annie Rondyl Johnson Dorisse Jones Jennie Parkes Kilgore Lola Knott Maurine Leffel R. A. Lindeman Eleanor Lyon Margaret Vashti Magruder Marv March Joe Mayer GRADUATES Ruie McClesky Lillie Mills Nellie Mitcham Nell Nisbet Lucille Reams Effie Redman Ruth Rich Helen Rimes Jack Robertson Zenobia Seeley lozelle Shuford Maude Smith Lillian Talbert Gussie Taylor Louise Tippett Ivan Thompson Marjorie Thomson Naomi Treadwell Thurman Treadwell Bernadine Upton Madoline Wathen Mildred Frances Wiggins Eunice Wilkinson Emma Mae Williams Theoren Wright 1921 Audry Appelt Clara Austin Algin Barbee Lola Mae Beck Hezzie Carson Mary Daniel Beulah Davidson Alene Ellis Marie Gerber lean Girdwood Helen Harris Loyd Harris Mozelle Henderson Bill Huff Lucile James George Kendall Vera Kennedy Elizabeth Little Susie Milner George Nibling Maxine Nowell G. H, Odom Raymond Orlebeke Richard Owen Kathryn Powell Albert Powers Lucile Price Vvette Ross Olga Schuch Lottie Lee Sims Harrie Smith Martha Taylor Wilfred Taylor Katie Pearl Walton Elizabeth Ward W. C, Weddell 1922 Ettie Adams Neyland Allen Christine Anderson Elsie Autry Archie Bean Willie Mae Beatty Lindon Bright Hilda Brown losephine Brown Martha Brown Muriel Buchanan Murphy Campbell Maude Carley Angie Carr Blanche Clark Iulia Compton OF SAN ANGELO HIGH SCHOOL QCONTINUEDJ Eva Lena Coulter Maurine Cummins Warren Cunningham Lou Nora Davis Clinton Glover Bertram Gray Ted Harris Arthur Hazard Dalton Holcomb Marjorie Hunter Ralph Jones jesse King Loran Laughlin Theresa Lehne Annie Lora Lovelace Constance Lungkwitz Thelma Lynn Martha Leah Mayo Robbie Mimms Ara Belle Myers Susan Nimitz Frances Nisbet Alton Perry Lydia Rich Ernest Roll Clara Mae Saylors Ollie Simms Gladys Talbert Ethel Taylor Aileen Trimble Ruby Lee Vinson Carlos Webb Emma Webb Iohn Todd Williams G. A. Wynn Herbert Yancy 1923 Edwin Allen Herman Allen Evelyn Amacker Robert Arthur Mary Barr Milton Beatty Ruth Brown Willie Brown Dorothy Bryant Harold Carson Esther Clark Holland Cox Maurine Cummins Winford Cunningham Clarissa Davis Estelle Douglas Helen Dowty Lois Drake Marie Eckert Raymond Elder Edwin Erskine Maxine Fletcher Kate Freeman Eldon Glover Irene Goulden Lydian Hall Gwin Harris Harold Harter Augusta Hartgrove Bobbie Hassell Lynn Hess Raymond King lames Landon Lynn Langston Willie Mae London Tohn E. Martin Iulia McDaniel Daisy McGlasson Cecil Morgan Frances Ogle Lyton Pattison Truett Pattison Evelyn Payne Charles H. Poteet Nellie Schonka Troy Shrum Pauline Starnes Lloyd Steger Owen Edward Stidel Edna Stutzman Lydia Sutton Walter Lee Sutton Amy Joyce Sweeden Exton Tally Hazel Thornhill Holly Mae Tippett Conway Watson Jack Vxfear Nola Whitson Paul A. Wilkinson Velma Williams Mary D. Winn Tom Wynn Adrian Young Elgin Young 1924 Sam Allen Margaret Allison Robert Amacker lexse Earl Anderson Virginia Anderson Isabel Bean Eloise Behrens Myrtle Behrens Olin Blanks Marian Broome Edwin Brown Max Brown Hillery Carley Bobbie Crain Charles Cutbirth Grace Daniel Louise Davis Louise DsSpain Rudolph Gerber Hallie Goodwin Mary Goodwin Sixie Hall Helen Herring Marv Catherine Herring Iuanita Hill Mary Holman Marie Hudgens Sally Humlong R. N. lennings lames Iohnson May Kelly Ila Kenley Raymond Kenley Margaret Kilgore Maurine Lackey Maude Lanford Ruby Lewis Tla Mae Logan Luther Lynn Elton Mims Lonnie Mims May Murphy Theresa Nimitz Sue Noelke lohn Orlebeke Georgia Pace Mary Parker Ruth Proffit Marvin Rawls Fowler Roberts Marvin Rosson luanita Snow Meritt Steger Frank Taylor Elmer Thompson GRADUATES Eva Utt Frank Van Court 1925 Oscar Appelt Clarence Albert Katherine Andrew Bessie Bannerman Helen Beavers William Bryant Blanche Burley Christine Chitwood Bessie Christie Marion Clay Mozell Cobb Dorothy Etta DeBerry Margaret Dillard Esther Draper Byron Gardner Mary Louise Hagelstein Ralph Harris Raymond Harris Marguerite Hart Haywood Haynes Lila Higgins Waydell Hill Ruth Hilyer Wesley Hodges Louise Holden Maurice Holt Tincie Hughes J. P. Jett Clint Johnson Paul Karnes Hettie Lee Keeton Alline Kemp Edd Keyes lone King Lee Lair Beulah Lancaster Lola Mae Lammy Jewell Leinneweber Mary Gene Mayfield Marie Moser Loraine MacCarroll Julia Mae MacClain Myrtle MacDaniel Eva Louise Myers Ruth Noelke Beulahmae Odam Elizabeth Odam Marv Lee Payne Mariorie Raine lda Ray Mary Reasonover Alma Rich Eunice Roberts Elizabeth Russell Brown Shield George Skeete Bernice Slaughter lack Stites Effie Sutton Flay Tate Faith Helen Taylor Opal Ur: Geneva Witherspoon Minerva Wynn Ernestine Williams Ruby Young 1926 George E, Allison Jack Allison Elsie Catherine Amacker Louise Bates Olga Beck Lida lvlarion Blakeney Layola Brock Mary Virginia Brown Ruth Brown OF SAN ANGELO QCONTINUEDJ Maurine V. Bullock Clarice Aleene Carr Frankie Lucille Cauble Hunter Cherry James J. Clay, Jr. Joe Dorris Collier W. H. Collyns Norris Creath John Meredith Davenport Ruth Velma Davis Frank Feller William Gunter Helen Juanita Hanks Catherine Loftin Henderson Ralph Hickman Lila Frances Higgins Emmett Hughes Weldon Humphrey Sally Hunter Elizabeth Jacques Charles Kirkpatrick Beatrice Leinneweber Gladys Locke Joe Ross Luckie Estelle Nettleton Ellene Eugenia Nibling J. C. Oliver, Jr. Martha Washington Pipkin Mary Nita Presley Hiram Phillips Elinor Rogers Elsie Clara Rosenthal Gertrude Saylors Nellie Gladys Shuford Jack Shurmon Fay Lucille Spink George T. Taylor Thelma Mae Walters Linnie Wright Winnie Wright 1927 George B. Abernathy James K. Avera Isla Gayle Barler Gladys Beatty Virginia Bennett Edith Burley Elta Lynn Burrows Belle Bunnell Margaret Bunnell Jessie Cavener Erie Chamberlain Elsie Crocker Mary Elizabeth Cunningham Doris Dunbar Virginia Duncan Clift Epps, Jr. William George Fannie Goren Joe Leon Haddon Elizabeth Hall loe Hardin Edgar Harris Lucille Harris Lena Hess Clyde Hillyer Marie Hogue O, C. B. Holder Katharine Hughes Catherine James Scottie Johnson Evelyn Jones Millard King Helen Little Hallie Long Martha Mooney Zella Dell McBride Paul McGlothing Kathryn McManus l .1 M, . wx .vi HIGH SGHGOL Boyd Nibling A. J. Nichols Louise Nimitz Leroy Nutt Colton Parker lda Parry Betty Payne Gladys Perry Mildred Rawlings Ruby Lee Rawls Fannie Rowan Marie Rutledge Wiley Shrum Pauline Sill Marvel Snow Maxine Spink Madeline Suggs J. M. Tippett Albert Turner Margaret Walker Rip Ward Margaret Weddell Minnie Weddell Lillian White Katherine Williams Philip Willis 1928 Henson Alagood Reece Albert Jeanette Archer Dorothy Arnett James Austink Horace Bates Mary Bolding George Bond Etta Rushe Box Modean Brown Leonard Bullock Marie Bunnell Walton Bunnell Brevard Burk Florine Clay Harold Cornelison Catherine Cox Laura Cox Pauline Cox Harrison Crotty Kathryn Cunningham Edith Davis Nora Davis Katherine DeMoville Lois DeSpain Euda Marie Drake Harlan Echols Virginia Eddleman Mary Erskine Enid Ferguson Lorena Fields Virgie Lynn French Rosa Lee Gerber Gladys Goren Mary Hale Julia Marie Hardin Rose Lee Hardin Demetra Harrison Horace Hartgrove Mary Head William Humes Frank Jarratt Joyce Joiner Arlene Jones James Jordan Tullus Keeton Kathleen Kincheloe Margueritte Kubela lack Lair Lydia Landon Paul Leatherwood Theresa March GRADUATES OF SAN ANGELO HIGH SCHOOL Lapho Mathews Ruth Mayfield Loraine Metcalfe Billie Montgomery Camille Odom Helen Ray Mary Ruth Ray Ora Lee Reed Fay Robinson Marguerite Rohmer Madeline Simmons Margaret Stites Idella Mae Talbott Ruth Thomas Juanita Walters Nelms Weddle Pearl Weinberg Ruth Whitaker Paul Worden Ruth Young 1929 Lois Alexander Ruthelle Allen Thelma Allen Dorris Anderson Iack Andrew William Armstrong Ola Fay Bettesworth Dorothy Brown F. Patrick Bunnell J. G. Bunyard Azile Lee Burrows Sadie Campbell Beaulah Carter Guinn Cox Geneva Curry Louise Davis La Rue Elnora Dean Bert Dennis Kiron Dooley Iacquelyn Edwards Fredah Fulghum Roswell Glenn Marie Glover Rosie Goren Harvey Grief Susie Lee Hall Bessie Lee Hallmark Evelyn Hartzog Thelma Heckman Hillord Hinson Helene Hogue Lorene Holder Audrey lennings Daris johnson lack Iordon Rex Keeling Hollis Keeton Brents Kenley Sewell Kenley Mary Kitchell Merle Kuykendall Wynonah Lacey Charles Lashlee Randolph McKenzie Ionia Martin Edna Mathews Fern Mathews Sadie Mills Henry Myers Lucille Nance 1rene Neves Louis Nimitz DeWitt Collier Nogu Robena Nussbaumer Escar O. Pace Mary Alice Powell Mary Nell Price Medora Reed ES QCONTINUEDJ Miriam Ridgeway Martha Rosenthal Doris Russell Mable Russell Herman Schneemann Virginia Scott Dorothy Smith A. D. Steger jefferson Parker Taylor Marye Taylor William H. Taylor Laura Tisdale H. Clark von Rosenberg Anna Louise Walker Warrel Weaks Kathrine Webb Mamie Wendland Merton West Mary De Vane Whatley Onita White T. L. White Wanona Wooten 1930 Louise Alsuv Ralph Wilson Ater Morine Autry Larue Avera Marie Baker Willie Mae Barron Septima Barlow Naomi Sue Barton Ruby Bell Iris Bishop Ford Millsnaugh Boulware Chlotield Brister Ray Brownlee Bunnell Eva Camunes Lee Choate Martha Lee Clark Harrison Clary Tudson 1. Clements Barnes Avery Collier Katherine Cook Edward B. Cope Alvin Coward Lora Myrtle Cunningham Clifford Raymond Curry Trene DeMoville Birdie Lee Davis Mildred Dickson Oma Eustis Louise Ewald Floyd Farque Myrtis Faulkner Patti Fox Gyrene Freeman Arnett French Fannie ldale Goren Freada Goren Lucille Griffin Christine Hall fack Evalyne Harper Helen Hartgrove lewel Hasty Doris Hillyer Lynn Houghton Dwight L. Hunter, jr. Frances Hughes Thelma Marie James Marion D. Iennings Alma Nadine Iohnson Ernest B, Tones Margaret Ellen Jones Ramon 1ones Edmond E. Kinsey Maxine Kubela Virginia Lee Bobbie Linthicum Marie Lock 6' Harry Logan Gerald McBride Elizabeth McBurnett Audrey McCamy Mary Anne McDougall Nina McLaughlin Beth Mayfield Lynn Metcalfe E'Laine Milam Catherine Elizabeth Miller Edgar Moore Mary Louise Moore Wesley Allen Nash George Harrell Newberry T. B. Odam Ruby Lee Pace Frances Melissa Parker Clyde Allen Parry Edna Pfluger Mary Kathryn Phillips Charlotte Annette Ray Lillian Mae Ray Shelley Roaten 1. C. Robinson Udell Robinson Walter Clovis Rogers Mona Rowsey Gloria Effie Ruiz Iimmy Russell Virginia LaRue Sandusky Mozelle Sayner Christine Scales Martha Setzer William B. Shuford Howard Stevenson Silver Alue Simmons Lottie Sledge Billie Spencer Merl R. Steele lessie Lorena Stevenson Mildred Stevenson David C. Taylor Zelma Tucker Hawley Van Court Billy Bruce Vors Odes Waggoner Coke Westbrook Lorena Williams Stella Mae Willis Ruth Wilson Faye Wolff Marguerite Works Verdie Kathryn Wright Lola Hurley Wyatt Ethel Young 1931 Margaret Allen Alvin 1. Andrus Alvin H, Arhelger Hazel Mae Armstrong Helen Arthur Rov Franklin Baker Vi7illis Beall Barbee Betty Baugh Virginia Benge Mary Elizabeth Bent Emogene Bergen Erin Birch fames Robert Blair Margaret Mary Boehme Lvdale Boggs Doris Box Lois E, Boykin George Brockman 1. M. Brown Thelma E. Bryson Helen Lucile Bullock Lola Mae Burns Albert Buttery GRADUATES William T. Callaway Alberta Belle Carlin Martha Ellen Carter Mary Frances Carter Herschel Chatham Bill joe Clark Joyce Elizabeth Cochran Bessie Lee Cohen Taylor Cole Lonie lean Collins Inez Colwell Ilene Evelyn Cornelison Luther Coulter Hilda Cranford Willard Crotty Reginald Curry Iames B. Darby R. P. Davis, Ir. Esther Deland Montgomery Deland Margaret DeMoville Hughsie Dennis lack Sherrod Douthit Bessie Mae Ellis William Lindsey Erwin Ralph Eustis Clinton W. Ford Clovis A. Ford Mary Franklin Lorrine Freeman Barton French I. Henry Friebele Frances Frink Ruth Gallemore Maureen Gauwaine Harold L. Graves Eunice Leona Grayson Vina Lee Griffin lean Gruber Homer Hagerty B. M. Haley Ruby Dean Harbin Charles O. Harris Dolpha Harris Lorraine Harrison Laura Eleanor Harwell Falvey Gordon Mary Hornish Bomar Horton Helen Howard Nell Hudler D, C. Humber Margie lennings Helen lulia Iohnson Charles Bernard Iones lohn Handy lones Ysobel Kathryn Jones Loucile Kelly Van C. Kelly, Ir. Nonalee Kent Edgar Yaeger King Hazel Van Klose Martha Elizabeth Lashlee Audrey Ernestine Lindernann Mildred Rowena Lindsey Elma Merle Little Theodore Ralph Logan Tack L. Mauk H. Lee McBride Doris McLin Houston Brock McManus limmie McManus Cfrcil Roy McWhorter Flnor Maxwell Nina Miers Helen Mims Mary lane Mooney Winnie Mae Moore lcwcl Morrow Haynes OF SAN ANGELO HIGH SCHOOL QCONTINUEDJ Fred Nibling Lida Vaughan Nogues Edmund Lee Nunnally, Ir. Mary Ellen Nussbaumer C. Roy Ogden Edna Parker Alta Fe Patterson Martha Mabel Pirtle Elizabeth Pratt Dodd Hal Price Mary Lou Reed Mildred Sue Renfro Mary Rowan luanita Russell La Nell Russell Sam Scheuber lohn William Shepperson Hazel M. Simpson Aaron Stanford Iames William Stephens Stanley Gerald Sutton Katherine Swartz Herman Haynes Swift Maggie Lee Taylor D. D. Thomas, -lr. Roy Thompson Charlotte Tisdale Julia E. Von Rosenberg Mary Webb Virginia Wells Mary Larue Whitfield Grace Virginia Williams Bertha Willick Annie Love Wilson Dorothy Louise Wilson Ely William Wright 1932 Dixon -lay Arnold Tommy H. Athanas Dorothy Lee Austin Marion Balch Kathryn Barbee Wilson Barr Louis V. Beck leanne Benge Sybil Blair Helen Alveda Bledsoe Paul Bonine Clarissa Mae Boykin Cora Bradbury Elizabeth Brady Willow Belle Frances Brown l. A. Caldwell, Ir. Kathryn Cates Paul Clark Cecelia Clay Mary Dathene W. S. Cole Lois Collins Billy Cook Harvey Cosper Dorothy Cowden X. B. Cox, lr. Walter C. Dandridge Sara Bernice Davenport Arthur Davis Dorice Davis Laura Enola Davis Roy B. Davis, lr. Vovie Dee Denison Herbert Duane DeShr'zo Dorothy Dickson Ima Lee Dulin Velma Lois Dulin Tnvs Eubank Ornn Ed. Fitch P-'th Beatrice Fitch Bernice Foster Roy C. Frazor Cole Hazelle judith Friend Conrad Gaskins Harold C. Gibbs Gretna Gilbert Charlie B. Glenn john R. Gosnell Henry -loe Gregg Coy Mae Grissom Grace Guenthner R. C. Gunter Pauline I. Halamicek Nona Louise Hall Grace Pauline Hanson Lowell Robert Hanon Calvin Hargis Bob Harper, Jr. Taylor M. Harris Winno Audrey Harris Ernest Head Thomas Head, Ir. Thomas W. Henning, jr Iimmie Evelyn Hill Theopa Hill Laura Dell Hillyer William C. Hixson William E. Holley Allen Hood L. B. Horton Howard Houser Ida Fae Howard Samuel Hastings Jones, Virginia Jones Homer Jordan, lr. lohn Lewis Jordan Billie Keyes Annie Mae King Margaret Helen Kreyer Beatrice Kubela oseph E. Larry Edwin Lear Dorothea Virginia Lee lack Lewis Katherine Linthicum Bill Logan lohn Logan Frcrl McKnight Bucldie McLaughlin Lucille McManus I. B. McWhorter Margaret Mannor Glenn M. Mathews Hal Mayfield Sarah Lee Meadows Dorothy Gay Miller Elsie Marie Miller Lucille Miller Wilburn Miller Frances Morris Mae Deane Mcuwry Walker Nichols Wilmeth Nichols H. C. Noelke, Ir. Lois Nolen Minnie Deola O'Quinn Kenneth Parish Ianct Phillips Ianet Pilcher ludd Bishop Presley Charlott Raphael Frances Raphael Earlinc Hester Recd Harl L Reese l. T. Richardson, Ir. Arlena Roberson Elizabeth Sedberry Orval Bryan Scssums Iarnes B. Simpson Roscoe M. Simpson Dorothy Smith I GRADUATES Virginia Smith Morris Stansberry Hugh Lynn Steger Mary Elizabeth Stockton Lena Faye Stubblefield W. C. Talafuse William Albert Talley Claud I. Taylor William S. Telford Anetta Terrell Flifton L. Thomas Homer 1. Tippett William R. Tucker Maxwell Turner Iuanda Evelyn Turrcntine Thelma Waggoner Lou Ellen Walrayen Vena Pearl Weaver Cyle Willborne Lois White Noma Taylor White Wilbur A. Whitfield Thelma Williams Mildred Willick Carline Wilson Osborn Young 1933 Nina Mae Albert Martha Io Arnwine Louie H. Ashley Eula Pearl Bailey Robert Balch Cora Bates Milton Baugh, Ir. Bessie Bell Iames H. Benton Helen Claire Berry Vernelle Bishop Herschel Iefferson Boggs lanet Bonnell Robert Leon Bowen Carolyn Box ' Bill Bradley Frances Brown Harold L. Brown Toyce Hope Brown Garland Bullion Edwin B. Buttery l. T. Callison Noel D. Callaway Dorothy Louise Carroll Robert Carruthers Ophelia Carter Lillie Cohen lesse Coleman Lena Collins Harry R. Coomes Betty Cooper William Lyle Craddock Raymond Paul Dehnel George Delker Mildred Dillahunty Stella Aline DuPrce Scottie Lea Earlv Stella Deane Edmiston Ruth Elliott Richard C. Elwell Rachel Elwell Mary Erwin Rcams Evelyn Faris Irma Toe Franklin Tom Gassaway Frances Marion Gay Mamie Gilbert Lena Goren LaRue Grady Miles Grady Lourie Greene Nora Waunita Gregg OF SAN ANGELO HIGH SCHOOL QCONTINUEDJ Beatrice Gustine Virginia Hagerty Orline Hanes Robert L. Hardgrave Evelyn Dorothy Harris William T. Harrison Katheryn Hay Dorothy May Head Lillian Claire Heard Arlington Helbing, Ir. Beatrice A. Hendrick Lum Hines Anita Hogue Mildred Howard Sarah C. Huff Nelle E. Hukill Otien K. Iohnson Arvid jones Marshall W. Jones Tindall P. jones Talma Geneva Kelley Mary Ellen Kent Nola Evelyn Kilpatrick Rogene Lacy Morris Lee Margaret E. Lemon Horace Linthicum Edward Long Homer H. McBride Edgar McLendon Faye Naomi Maddux Vivian Irene Martin Cadine Massey Thomas Randolph Massey Virginia Mayo Maryem Menke Edith Medart Loraine Miller D. L. Milner Christine Montgomery Louise Montgomery Margaret Elizabeth Myers Lela March Neill Mary ,lo Nelson Noel Winston Newberry Lendsa Norcross Willene 'O'Connell Willie V. Odom Ruth Ogden Fay Warden Owens I. A. Owens, jr. Aubrey Patton Wilma Mae Pierce Mary Katherine Proffitt Mary Eugenia Rea Mildred Reed Darnell Roaten P. H. Robbins, Ir. james C. Roe Theresa A. Rovello Iane Schneeman Dorothy Lee Sewell Iesse I. Sheen Elliott Shut: Roy Byron Smith Robert Wade Sorrels Hugh Story Frank Swift lack Taylor Iessie Mae Terry Wm. Iudson Thomas, jr. Everett Thompson james Ulmer, Ir. Annette Wagner Ieannette Wagner Othelle Williams lane Rose Wilson Mary Maxine Wilson B. T. Withers, Ir. Alhert Wolff j. L. Wright, jr. 1934 Clayton M. Amacker B. C. Anderson Dorothy Louise Anderson William Ross Armstrong Lilly Mae Arnold Gus Athanas Thomas Barton Anna Claire Beazley Ruth Belcher James A. Black Marie Margaret Blaylock Ruby Boatright Wesley Bowden Edith Bricker lack E. Brown Ballinger Bryan, Jr. Celestial Bryan Gladys Byrd Noe Camunes Ruth Carlin Iewel Carr Dan Cheatham Olen Glyn Childs Andrew Perry Clark Gilmer Cole Lynn Cole Mildred Melisa Colwell Harley Cook Mary Coplin Gilbert Edwin Cox lack Craft Katherine Creath I. C. Deal, Ir. Deanie Dale Dean Christine DeMoyille Milburn DeSpain Ida Louise Dietz Mary Economidis Virginia Ede Henry Louis Fannin, Ir. Adrian B, Ferguson Minnie Iacouiline Findley Mary Frances Flanagan Mary Alice Foster Iimmy Garza Emma Io Ghalston Louise Gibson Eldon Gilbert Mary Datheryn Gill I. Roy Green Myrtle Evelyn Green Tom Gregg Hans Hagelstein D. W. Hair, Ir. Beulah Hall Marvin Hall. Ir. Ben Frank Hanson Zollie Mae Harper Helen Allene Harris Ledyard Harris Marion Harris Minnie Rene Harris Waunice Harrison Katheryn Halt Curly Hays Aline Head Mary Lee Henderson lohn Derette Henson Lemmie Henson Martha Elizabeth Hersey Wilie Hillyer Virginia Mae Hoffman Alton Houston Lou Howard Frances Catherin elackson Mary Helen Iohnstorl GRADUATES Jewell Jones Mary Barnette Jones John Zay Kimberlin Daniel Kleinman Ray Lanford Melvin E. Layne Margaret Boyd Logan Coy London Jack Linthicum Nellene McBride Marshall V. McBurnett C. C. McGill George Warren McKelvy Nellie Jane McWhorter Mona Virginia Maddera Jack Dalton Martin Maxine Mayes Minnie Mertz James A. Montgomery, Jr. Virginia Moore K. J. Moos Mildred Murphy Bobbie Myers Mary Lois Myers Robert E. Neves Jacqueline Noelke Vodiman Norwood Peyton Ogden Bill Olive Nedra Parish Florence L. Parks Gilmore Pfluger Edwin Leslie Phillips, Jr. Lawrence Phillips Louis E. Phillips Verna Pruitt Iack Ramsey Pauline Ratliff Rudolph Ray Christine E. Ray Dlema Rice Arvil S. Richardson Myrtle Ritter Robert Spearman Rogers Fred C. Sandlin Bennie F. Sawyer Helen Gene Scales Florence Scheuber Robert Dayton Schuchard Walter Schuchard Elizabeth Scott Marfouie Maud Seals Elizabeth Kathleen Sheeon Iay Talmadge Shurley Ruby Jewel Slay Berthold Sloan Royall G. Smith Rubie Inez Smith Anna Lee Spires Finley Steele Janis Stephens Rav T. Stephens Robert L. Stone Eileen Stroman Clarence Wilson Talafuse Dorris Adeine Taylor Norman Blake Taylor Otto Taylor H. A. Tennyson Iack Thames Eula Mae Thompson Iune Tippett Rebecca Tippett Loncie L. Tucker Will Lee Tuley Oscar W, Unger Glenn R. Wagnon Mary Pauline Walker John Walters CF SAN ANGELC HIGH SCHOOL ICONTINUEDJ Thressa Oretha Whatley Ida May Whittenburg Guynee Witherspoon Maxwell Williams Frances Willig Lillian Odell Wimberley Oleta Young 1935 Dale Alderdice Lorea Alexander Marjorie Joe Allen William Claud fBilIJ Allen Nelda Louise Andrus William Lawrence Austin Oscar A. Avera Corinne Bailey Sallie Fae Bailey Glenda I. Baker Maudelle Bates Etta Baugh Harry H. Benson Doris Claudia Billingsley Jack Bock Erwina La Della Bode Frances Bogart Norene Bogart Dan J. Bolding Emily Bouska Gurtha Gray Boykin Gwen Boykin Doris Brantley Elbert R. Brothers I. C. Brotherton Marie Merchant Bush James M. Buttery Mignon Byrd Allen Camfield George Capps Thom Champion Edward Chatham Inez Childers Milton R. Cohen Mary Cleo Colwell Doris Patricia Cooper Floyd Cornelison, Jr. Iosephine Cortese Charles E. Courtion Gerald Cunningham Lloyd L. Davis Inez DeMoville Iohn Dennis Iack K. Doran Richard O. Drake Arvis Duke Hattie Mae DuPriest Grace Edwards Taylor Elmore, Jr. Mary Gene Erwin Dollie Feagan Mary Fitch Carlos Weldon Fritz Frankie Nell Fulcher Kathryn Fuller Lilyan Katherine Garrett Charles Gibbs Teddie Gilbert Helen Grafke Loron Grantham Rachel Maurice Greene Barbara Hagan Mary Catherine Hagerty John Hamilton James Hardgrave W. R. Harmon, Jr. Kelly Harp Mary Almeda Hay Mary Belle Head Margaret May Heard Clara Lee Helbing Elyon Lucile Holiman David P. Holliday, Jr. Tom Hull, Jr. Cecil B. Johnson Emma Jean Johnson E. M. Johnson, Jr. Paul Jordan Overton Kimmey Irene King Bill Koonce Gordon Koonce Bernice Kopecky Mary Lee Alice Christine McCord Eloise McGuire Thomas McMullan Lora Berenyce Magill Bobbie Josephine Mann Billie Voncile Maples Bina Sue Martin Pauline Maxwell Ouentin M. Mees Ernest E. Morrow Iack Mowrey Doris Virginia Muller Harbon A. Neal Katherine Key Neill Frances Elnora Newberry Orlene Pirtle Frank H. Pratt Milton McArthur Ragsdale Martha Raiborn Charlotte Rau Mabel Read Charles Reed Helen O. Robles Robert F. Russ Margaret Russell Mary Geneva Sanders Marguerite H. Savage Ruby John Sewell Lillian Emily Shutt Pauline Slay Iack Smith Virginia Gayle Smith Virginia Iewel Smith Bernard Spivey Jack Springer Allen Eugene Steger ROV Sterling Beth Stites Pearl Lucille Stone Hal Story Keron Ruth Sullivan Iustine Threlkeld Lucie Ieanette Tilson Iov Tippett Mary M. von Rosenberg Wilmoiean Wages Edith Wagnon Le Rov Welborne Iesse N. Wilson Margaret Janice Withers Eugene E. Wood Claude Wooley William F. Wyatt J. W. Young, Jr. 1936 Horace Andrus Robert Arhelger Vera Mae Arons Beatrice Athanas Mary Athanas Iohn Banta Lenora Barlo Billie James Behringer Millie Lea Benson Hugh G. Bent Marjorie Bess Blair GRADUATES Billie Blanton Thomas D. Bledsoe Calvin D. Boatright Lou Ella Branton Bill Bryson Jack Bullock Frank James Butler, Jr. Halbert H. Bybee Thora Isola Caffey Matilda Laura Carr Paul Herman Carroll Alma Katherine Castello Sheridan Cavitt Anna Sara Shambers Charlie Mae Champion Floyd James Childs Grace Evans Clark Morean Cocreham Minnye Inelle Cole Charles Cooper Woodson Clarence Cope Thomas Earl Davenport James DeMoyille Maxine Donaho Peggy Douglass Julia Kathryn DuPriest Simon Economidis May Helen Ede Perry Elliott, III C, D. Elwell Robert A. Ervin, Jr. Nay Camille Fenton Melba Fox Helen Fincham James Shulz Freeman Everett Philip Fulton Lela Garner Thelma Lee Frances Gay Mitchell Joseph Goren James Rainer Grantham Marv Elizabeth Green Maxine Halamicek L. C. Harlow, Jr. Guy Franklin Harrison Mary Alice Hass Bluford Bradford Hestir Virginia Juanita Ice Mims J. Jackson. Jr. Philip C. Jaramillo, Jr. Frances Louise Johnson Millard Jones Zula Marguerite Jones Lillian E. Jordan Merle Journeay Willie Mae Keel Billie Ruth Kimbrell Berta Sue King Wanna Velma Koontz Sibyl Kopecky Eva Kathryn Lee Doris Beulah Little Lawrence Lopez Mary Luz Lopez Frances Kathleen Lott Harry Lyndon McBurnett Ruby Ellen McClure Tolmer Spencer McKinley Leon McSpadden Mildred Marie Mahler James Howard Meadows Vaughan Miller, Jr. Billye Gwen Mims George Price Moncrief Lindsey Walker Moore Marjorv Lenore Morgan Tack Hirisy Morris Tack Pershin? Myers Mary Jane Nabers Mary Henry Naswrwrthy, Jr OE SAN ANGELO HIGH SCHOOL QCONTINUEDJ Florence Marie Nixon J, Joseph Nussbaumer John Olive Charles John Poulter Tommy Quick, Jr. Sam B. Ray Joseph Vernon Rector Kathrine Rhodes Joe Ripple Rosemary Ritter Clyde A. Robinson Freddie Hurman Russ Vera Louise Sandlin James Harald Schuchard J. R. Sheffield Julia Shelton Jack Shook Tom Shotts, Jr. Marian Grace Shutt John A. Simmons, Jr. Helen Pearl Smith Herbert Everitt Smith, Jr, Margaret Thatcher Smith Horace Ward Solsbery J. C. Sonnenberg John Peyey Sorrels Raymond H. Steele Rector H. Story John Floyd Sutton, Jr. Wilma June Swartz Nellie Taylor Ruth Thorne Fern Throgmorton Jannie Louise Von Rosenberg Margaret Wall Paul E. Webb Teffy Ruth White V-lilliam Herschel Whitfield Cynthia Dean Wilbur Dred Thompson Wood Mariory Young 1937 H. C. Allen Lvda Lois Allison Annie Webbe Attaway Jack N. Aycock John William Barnes John Caleb Barron, Jr. Marion Bassett Henry Huntington Batjer. Jr Laddie Frank Batla Adair Baugh Emily Delle Beard Una Mae Beard Wade Hampton Beesley, Jr. Christina Bell O. M. Bennett. Jr. Glynn Billings Charles William Bode Christine Bolding Tillye Bollska V-filliam T, Bowen Clydene Estelle Box Francis Marion Box Richard Roy Boykin Louis Samuel Brewel Billy Brod Charles Elmer Brown Mariorie Elizabeth Brown Robert Morgan Brown Charlotte Mae Bryson Ruby Lee Bryson Marguerite Bunvard Juanita Florine Camfield Harold Canning William Norman Chambers Delouise Chapman Albert Cheaney Harry Childers Alice Cleveland Frances Inez Coleman Don Collie Joe Lee Cornelison John Porter Covington Fletcher Elizabeth Cranford Archie R. Crews, Jr. Carlene Cromwell Martha Curry Ruby Jeanne Davis Lewis DeShazo Jack Drake Margaret Ellen Duff Ella Juanita Duke Lehman L. Duke Mae Pauline Duke Milton A. Eckerman J. W. Edwards Alan Ellett Hamlin K. Elrod Lillian Elois Estes Jennie Bess Ewing James Rooney Favors Genevieve Charlsie Fergeson Joseph J. Freeman, Jr. Clayton A, Garrison Edris Gibson Dorothy Giles Elizabeth May Gipson Graydon Goodman Margaret Eleanor Greene Jack Gregg Frances Pauline Hamilton Billie Louise Hannum Jo Hardgraye Ann Marie Harless L. B. Harris, Jr. Rex Conkin Harrison W. P. Harrison, Jr. Harry Elbert Hays Wylie Hearn, Jr. Anna Helbing H. K. Hinde, Jr. Chase Holland Betty Elizabeth Humber Frances lyey Douglas Jackson Roy Morris Jackson Charlsie Ray Jennings Elvis Johnson Maybelle Johnson Bob Johnston, Jr. Wilson Rainey Joiner ,Lewis Glenn Jones Lovell Kilpatrick Rozelle King Katherine Kinsey Maurice Kleinman Hanna Marie Kunkel Harold C. Lange Lowell Leroy LaSalle Leonard E. Layne Dean Lear Spencer Lee William Arch Lewis, Jr. Oscar Lock Nell Logan Alfred Edgar Luckett Harvey Lynn, Jr. Sam McClain Berda McGihany Louise Mable McSpadden Charles Mann Daisy Virginia Marshall Elizabeth Martin R. Ben Medley Ruby Fave Meredith R. A. Miller Charles Harrison Mills GRADUATES Dorothy Mitchel Oressa Monsey Robert Moos Roy Lee Moos Jewell Mae Morris Katherine Mowrey Mary Jo Nance Dollye Ruth Neal Jack L. Nelms Alton Orman Marion Eldridge O'Quinn Mozelle Owens R. Walter Parrottf Jr. Charles R. Phillips Edith Pulliam Billie Lee Rau Frances Rau James David Redus Elsa Lorene Reed George C. Richey Victoria Rosenthal Florene Russell Lucille Russell Lola Mae Scherz J. T. Scott Bettye Seaton Perry Sewell Guyon Virginia Shurley Mary Simpson Arthur Sitas, Jr. Warren D. Sligar Mary Katheryne Spinning Don Sportsman Mary Kathryne Sportsman Rosa Lee Stephens William James Stroman J. W. Teague Dorothy Helen Telottc Alline Carolyn Terrell Pete Thomas Faustine Thompson Herbert Thompson Louise Ann Thomson Wylma Ruth Turner Bennie Helen Turney Etta Mae Vann Veda Belle Walker Ray M. Watkins Beulah Weatherford Jones F. Webb Hugh Hamilton Welch Charles Louis Weldon Bob Harmon Weston Thomas Wilkerson Dorothy Margaret Williams Eva Belle Williams Lois LaVerne Wilson Eugene Wisdom Bertram Oliver Wood, Jr. Winifred Louise Woodier Christelle Yaggy Elaine Young Leonard Young 1938 Janet Akin Susan Albro Hettie Allred Allen Deane Ambrose Bob Armstrong Henry Carrell Arons Jack Autrey Greta Pearl Baird John Westley Baker Allen Williford Baldwin Eloise Barbee Robert Ellis Benton Emogene Bode Leon E. Bode William Johnston Box OE SAN ANGELO HIGH SCHOOL QCONTINUEDJ Gwendolyn Elizabeth Bratcher Zella Mae Brazeal Vernez Brotherton Gwendolyn Gay Brown Murrell Josephine Butt Gladys Marie Capts Texas Joy Carter Juanita Pauline Childers Erline Travis Chriesman Ira Leigh Cohen Lou Ellen Cole Owen Pat Collie Martha Layne Couey Jerry Covington Minnie Frances Davis Rondola Davis Hubert Lanham Deal Nan Delaney Beyie DeMoville Elizabeth Frances Duncan John George Economidis Faye Gene Eddleman Nealie Paul Edison Kent Elliot John William Ellis Mary Etta Ervin Juanita Ewald James C. Furgason Margaret G. Findlater Frances Imogene Fulghum Rex Allen Fulghum Ben Herald Fulton Lewis Earl Garner J. Lucille Garrison Norma Jo Greene James Abner Gregg Orville Earl Guenthner Jean Elizabeth Haffey Meta Louise Hagelstein Harold Duane Halley Dorothy Katheryn Hall Ray Gibson Hanson Edward Ross Haydon William A. Hemphill Paul Hemphill, Jr. Mary Sue Hendricks Carroll Henry Marjorie Dawn Hill Harry Wade Hitt Evelyn Faye Holcomb John Edward Hudgens Clayton Jeff Johnson William C. Johnston Billy Bert Joiner Verne S. Joiner, Jr. Eunice Estelle Jones Terrance Clarice Kearney Jeraldine Kemp Norma Jo Kleitches Eugene Knowles Patrica Henry Koontz F. Brooks Landers Elmo Langford Leah Lee Ruth Florence Lester Anna Virginia Lindlc Sibyl Azell Little Leroy David Lott Lovella McClure Dorothy McGlothin Bennett Lanear McCoy Marie McKenzie Robert W. Mansfield J. Abe March, Jr. John M. Martin Robert Earl Martin William T. Matlock, Jr. Winnie M'1xwell Raymond Meadows Vivian Elain Meeks Faye Michelin Dorothy Elene Minton Ada Marie Morgan Bert Collins Morgan L. T. Moore, III June Morse Geraldine Ruth Murray George Bush Neill, Jr. Dathane Nettleton Lcna Nicholas Boyd Nowlin Paschal B. Odom, Jr, Ethel Ann 'Oglesby Nich Charles Pappas Nelda Augusta Parish Hattie Lee Patterson William S. Pickett, Jr. John Leroy Pike Thaddeaus Vaughn Powell Harmon Elsworth Price William McDonald Quick Ernest John Reeves Mabel Florence Roach Bobbee Robinson Mary Belle Rogers Frances Elizabeth Rosenthal Beth Roster Otto Erwin Schurtz Frances Marie Schuch Margaret Schuch William Schwartz Virginia A. Shutt Truman H. Simms, Jr. Evelyn Slaughter Sara Lee Slaughter Bessie Pearl Slay Ruby Allene Smith Dora Darleen Smith Minnie Lee Smith Searcy R. Smith Armilda Stanford Troy T. Stanford Geraldine Stone Jack R. Swift Yvonne Talley Charlene Marguerite Tarrant Charles Howell Taylor Florence Elizabeth Taylor Margaret Faye Taylor Sybil Lafaun Thompson Frances Trigg Craddock M. Ulmer Ouida Beatrict Walthall Bob West Watkins Pruilne Louise Way Charles Burton White Emma Belle Whitenack Evelyn Elaine Williams Odelle Williams Ralph W. Wilson Maxine Leona Willingham Amos Womble, Jr. Tommie Eloise Wynn 1939 Margaret Aclin Ellalie Alderman Joe Allen Allred Muriel Anderson Opal Ashley Edna Earl Baker Frances Cordellia Barker Jo Lu Barnett Frances Mae Beam Eloise Freda' Beck Mary Elizabeth Beck lack Bent Mary Marcene Billingsley it Y' GRADUATES Albert Alton Blakeway Clayton Eldon Blakeway Elsie Marie Boehme Lewis Bradley William Dayle Bradley, Jr. James Welborne Brass Norma Gene Brown Gwendolyn Burton Layona Dorris Caffey james Wesley Capps William Ted Carley Kathryn Carlile Bennie Jacque Carpenter Pat Carson Delores Modene Carter Loyd K. Carter, Virginia Lee Carter Geraldine Chappell Ralph Chase Lew Wallace Clark Betty Clarke Laura Louise Cleveland Elrneri'Lee Coggin, Ir. Helen Marion Crocker jesse T. Couch, Ir. Weston Cox Bill Culbertson Wilma Wylie Dabbs Loyd Andrew Daniel Iohn Maurice Davenport Gwendolyn Myrtle Davis -Ella Marie Daviss lohn Dehnel Lillian Ruth de ,lean Miles Austin DeLaney Neill Graham DeLaney Mary Lee Ditmore Frank Edward Dougherty, Maurine Duncan Tabitha Dyches Marv Frances Edgar Norman Wesley Elrod Florence Louise Fannin Richard Byron Fielder Mary Elizabeth Fowler lohn Franklin Dorothy Evelyn Freeman August Matthew Frysak Edwin Wiley Fuller Lena Mae Gabbert Alfred Gernsbacher Henry Grady Gibson, Ir. Robert Eugene Goff Paul Douglas Graham Evelyn Enola Gregg Wayne E. Green Dorothy Lou Gurley Wandine Alice Halamicek Bettie Dee Harrison Edward Holmead Harte lames Harding Hass Oleta Hawkins lohn Alvin Hay GE SAN ANGELG HIGH SGHGOL CCONTINUEDQ Trayin Austin Henderson Eldora Henning Charles F. Hoch Marion L. Hodges james Huckabee Walton Hukill Bill Hull Margaret Humlong Billie Virginia Huskey Dale Frank jackson G. -l. fGlennJ lenkins Juanita jane johnson Ruth -Iohnston Georgia loiner Montie loiner Ina B. Jolly Dorothy jones lames Howard -lones Sarah Francis Jones Marie Wynell Keith Lucile Kelley Mary Ann Kenney Morine King Warren S. King Kathryn Kirby Roy Konecny lma Layne Mary Louise Lee Kathryn Elizabeth Leidecker Ioe Rue Lemley Stanley H. Lewis William Harry Lovejoy Donald Deane Lummus lames McAlister Bob McClure Mary Claude McClure lane lrene McKinley Elmer McKinney Ronald Oliver McWilliams Robert loseph Massey Mary Aileen Mickley Mariorie Miles Barbara Fern Minor Thomas Herrington Morgan William E. Naler lames Nathan Neeley lane Sherrill Nimitz Doreen Norris lames Edward Nugent Lucille Emily Orman lnelle Owens Frances Patterson Velah Corene Patton Mary Elizabeth Paxton lack Douglas Phelps Gerald C. Phillips Noble Turner Poindexter, I George A. Poulter Imogene Belle Presley lacfiuelyn Ann Presson Mildred Barbara Rampt Tm-Z Ray XVinnie Faye Ray ' u F93?:.Z2 if Y. Margaret Louise Rector Bonnie Faye Reed Delpha Leona Reed Norma Reid Frances Louise Renfro Iames Whitmore Reynolds Charles William Roberts, Ir. Mary Nelle Rogerts E. H. Rogers Edward R. Schindler Geraldine Schindler Helen Schneeman Dorothy Zee Seals Iohn H. Sharp Charles Upton Sheffield Bill Shipman Byron Simpson Doris Sitas Anne lo Smith Louise Smith Dean Solsbery Frances Neva Sparkman Francis Leroy Sportsman Lillian Ruth Steele Marilyn Stevenson lames E. Stockton Richard Story Lamar F. Strickland Bob Stringer lohn Stringer Bob Stroud Valeria Strube Elsie lune Stumberg Dorothy Esther Stuteville lov Lee Tarkett Gussie Lee Teague Dona Gene Tegart Edith Annette Terry loyce Therwhanger leanne Trimble Betty Ruth Walker Loyd Eugene Weaver Loys Claudine Weaver Mildred Bernice Weaver Nancy Lou Webb lulia Faye Webster Winston W. Welch Charles M. Westbrook lirn W. 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