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

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1941 volume:

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SCHOOL BOARD EMMETT COX S. C. THORNE ED SCHUCH Pyggjdgm Vice President Sscretafg' H, C. GRAFA LOUIS GAYER LOUIS HALL MARY BAIN SPENCE MARION CLAY Bookkeeper BRYAN DICKSUN S p t d nt of the Public Schools of San A CHESTER H. KENLEY Assistant Superintendent of Public Schools and Principal of Senior High Sclzool .lXf.Q f. z Q fkriswsi -5:2 2 Vt 14.11 as ' l , ' '1 - i FACULTY GLADYS ADAMS B. S., University of Texas. Home Economics HOMER A. ANDERSON B. S., Oklahoma A. and M. Instrumental Music LIPSCOMB ANDERSON M. S., Texas A. and M. Assistant Principal Mechanical Drawing 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. Civics H. D. BEARDEN M. A., University of Texas. Part Time Training MOLLIE BIERSCHXVALE B. A., Sul Ross Teachers College. Mathematics HERVEY BLUE A., Baylor University. History, Physical Education MARTHA BROWN M. A., University of Texas. English JIM A. BUTLER B. S., Sam Houston State Teachers College. Mechanical Drawing LEOLA CAMPBELL M, A., 'University of Texas. English FACULTY GLENN CASEY M. A.. University of Texas. Biology and Chemistry GRACE CHAPIN B. S. in Library Science, Peabody College. Librarian NAN CHUMNEY B. A., Southwestern University. English MARY E. coMProN A B. A., University of Texas. Speech ORA MAE CURRY M. A., University of Texas. History MARY J. DANIEL M. A., University of Southern California. History IESSAMON DAWE B. A., University of Texas. Commercial Training I. L DYKES B. A., Trinity University. Mathematics DILLA ENOCHS B. S., Texas State College for Women. Commercial Training GRACE FITZWILLIAM M. A., University of Texas. English PENELOPE FLOYD flea? . 45 if , .... W... .. ,. X 1 Q., V 5' fI!:E:f,gfl' X 1 9 B. A., North Texas State Teachers College. English , :V C. M. FRANKLYN M. A., University of Texas. Spanish 'a'f . .... .... , .... . . fd.. igkflffif'-lfl if ,bf .j f -if . . i f f K. X f 1 ,ff ff? 0 ff Q 4 , yoga :Z f C yi? 4 M vin y , ' zfffspmifi 4 I .mf . ,. .9 4 f bf , ' ,a 4 f Q Q Q f 7 , f, J? Q9 ,f 7 ,Q , f -J fs : f gi f 535 JlD.' E Us N. FACULTY R. I. CALLAWAY B. A., Rice Institute. Biology, Physics, English RODNEY GIBSON, JR. Bachelor of Theology, Princeton Theological Seminary Bible JAMES H. CRISHAM B. A., University of Texas, Economics, Civics C. L. HARLESS B. S., McMurry College. Mathematics I. LYNDAL HUGHES B. A., University of Texas. History INA JONES M. S., University of Texas. Home Economics VIOLET PICKETT M, A., Texas Technological College. English LOEVA PIERCE B. S., University of Chicago. Mathematics I J RUTH SARA REESE , I M. A., University of Texas. English N Nr. w O. E. ROADES ni M. A., University of Texas. American History, Civics L if MARY EMMA RCSSON M. A., lUniversity of Texas. Latin, English MARIE SCOTT M, A., University of Kansas. Biology FACULTY Y CORA SEYMOUR M. A., University of Texas. Mathematics FRANCES SIMS M. Ed., University of Texas. Physical Education V. O. SMALLW+OOD B. A., Texas State Teachers College. Mathematics JESSIE B. STAPP B. A., University of Texas. English, Iournalism HARRY TAYLOR B. A., Texas Christian University. Physical Education CARMA THOMAS M. A., University of Texas, English TENNIE THOMPSON B. S., North Texas State Teachers College. Glee Club W. E. WEBB M. A., University of Texas. Spanish AVIS WEIR B. A., Southwestern University. Spanish E. E. YO'UNG B. S., Texas A. and M. Vocational Agriculture THELMA BENNETT San Angelo College. Registrar ELIZABETH DUNCAN San Angelo College. Secretary j15: . 2. Q5 -j . ., . V . asm. 'y . 1 ,.. Jimmie Adams Annie Lin Alderman Bill Alexander Louie Conor Alexander Ruth Alexander Henry Mark Anthony Jewell Arons Elton Bachus Bettie Bailey Floyd Baker, Jr. Evelyn Alleen Barbee Margaret Barry -Ollie Joyce Batchler Jim Neal Bean Paul Walter Bean Stratton Worth Beesley Frank W. Benson Maryleene Bolen Gene Bowen Grace Ann Box Marian Bradley Dorothy Lee Brasher Rosemary Bratton Bodine Brazelton Irma Ruth Brothers Jack Buchanan Herbert Bullock O. A. Butt George Byars Robert W. Callaway Harriett L. Chambless Elizabeth Chancellor Vesta Chenoweth Dwight Chriesman Wanda Lorene Clark Jeanette Clements Evelyn Clemons Merlene Cleveland Ross Harvell Couey June Covington Mary Elizabeth Craddock Louise Elizabeth Davis Betty Jane Diltz Lowell Eugene Dougherty Paschal Drake Hazel Ruthe Duke Geneva Eckerman Billie Arthur Edwards Eric English Hiram Raul Enriquez Walton Erwin Charlene Evans Doris Ewald Gerald Fairbanks Jim Rattan Farr Jeanne Fa -'Hrs Gloria Fread Bettye Fuller Fred Furgason Nedra Gibson Cphelia Goodwin Ira Green, Jr. Sara Jane Greene Douglas A. Guenthncr Salvador Guerrero Donald Hardeman John J. Harper Dick Harris John Scott Harris Minnie Pearle Harris W. T, Harris. HI Ruth Amelia Hay Viola Beth Hearn Mary M. Heffley Dorothy Maxine Henderson Howard P. Henderson Tamea Henderson GRADUATES OF 1940 Frank Herrington, Jr. Sam Hesse Mary Faison Hines Edna Fay Hogan Howard L. Holland Vida Vivian Horn Raymond C. Howell, Jr. Patricia Ann Hudgens Walter Ernest Hukill J. Marshall Huling Vw'illiam Hervey Humlong Willa Mae Hunt Billie Gayle Hunton Gwendolyn Aleen Irwin Penrose Jackson Norman Jenkins Mary Lou Johnson Marjorie Gertrude Jones Mayfair Jones John Rooker Joslin, Jr. Frances Kimmey I. L. King, Jr. Ruth Mae King Edgar Eugene Koon, Jr. Charles B. Lacy Jess C. Landers 1 Charles A. Landrum Nona Lane Charles R. Leonard Bette Logan Norma Jean Lowe Lucille Luckett James Hoye Lummus Anna Mae Lund Johnnie Mae MacNaughton Frances Regina McClure Hobart McDowell, Jr. Roy McElhaney Maxine McFarlane Betty Jane McKenzie Ann McLaughlin Nora McLaughlin Frances M. McLeod Hilda Virginia McNorton Alleen McSpadden Calip Frank McSpadden Helen Madison Robert Maginot Ruth Mansfield Ruth Ann Matlock Patty Jane Maynard Susie Meek Antonia G. Menchaca Bernie Lee Mika Delma Millican Fred Mims Agnes Mitchell Ben Moncrief Jack Cusley Moore Jean Willet Moore Kennard A. Moos Kenneth L. Moos Helen Marie Moses Virginia Myers Mary Jane Nash Tommie Neelley Herbert Neyland Jackie Oden Leroy Olsak Helen Overholser Nina Mae Overholser Bill Gwens Dorsel Owens Kermit Parish Nadine Parish Bernice Parker A. R. Patton Jay Dean Perry Robert Phillips Alan Pike Elizabeth Piper Franklin Rainey W. C. Rau Albert Ray Walter Ray J. L. Reed, Jr. M. C. Reid Jane Geraldine Rhyne J. W. Rice Elene Dora Rickabaugh Maribel Ellen Ricker Dorothy Roe Virginia Royal Reva Doris Rutherford Margaret Sawberger Miles E. Sedberry James H. Sewell Holman Saylors Smith James Smith Margaret Jane Sneed Cory Nell Snow Mary Sommerville Eugene Stanford Tomasine Stanley Jeanetta Stepp Mildred Stevens Mary Jo Stewart Truett Stone Glenna Faye Stooksberry Opal Ann Stout Billie Fae Stringer Cordula Strube Dorothy Louise Sutton Sara Ellen Swift Emarie Taylor Frances Taylor Mary Lee Taylor Mildred Katheryn Nutt Taylor Roy Wilson Taylor Doris Teague Lera Lou Teague Mary Lou Teague Sam Erie Teague, Jr. Anne Templeton William Carl Thomas Louise Thomson Mildred Marie Wagner Ernest F. Walker Fern Beatrice Wallace Maurine Elizabeth Walling James Arnold Warren James Weatherby Frances June Webb Lewis Cass Westbrook Verree Westbrook Jane LaVerne Westmoreland Claudia Alleen White Sammy D. White L. E. Williams Marie Williams Frances Nelle Willoughby Ora Wimberley Bettye Winstead Martha Jane Womack Ila Virginia Womble Jack Wood Patty Wood Charles Robert Wooldridge Lillian Works Herbert Dan Wright Ruth Wright Mariorie Louise Wynn Adeline Elizabeth Young Grace Leonora Young SIIEBNIIHDIIRS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS ,U J wff ' LEE SANDLIN EVELYN TYLER BILL OUNNINGHAM BONNIE LOU ZEIGLER President Vice President Secretary Treasurer SENIQR CLASS REPRESENTATIVES JACK GRAPA WILMA PAYE MCGLOTHLIN WOOD BUTLER IUNE HUDSON MORTY MERTZ RUTH STETN SENIORS ELOISE ADELL Declamation '40: Pep Squad '40. This dimpled lassie's humor is a charming part of a winning personality. THOMAS ALDRICH Spanish Club '40, '41g Footlighters '41g National Honor Society '40, '41: Custodian of School Flag '41, Tall though he is, his scholastic abilities exceed his height. ANNA ALEXANDER Future Homemakers Club '39, '40, '41g Senior Play '-11: Glee Club '41. One of those who did their bit toward making the Senior Play a success. CHARLENE ANDREWS Tennis '39: OnefAct Play '40, '41g Footlighters '41: Senior Play '41: Campus Corral '411 Scribblers '41g Quill and Scroll '41: Spanish Club '4Og National Honor Society '40, '41g Essay Contest '41: Masque and Gavel '41, She X-Rays the best in everyone. BOB ANTHCNY Spanish Club '41. In his own way, he wins our admiration. I. R. BAILEY More mischief than industry. BETTY BALDWIN Future Homemakers Club '4O. Every inch of her height is an inch of delight. DICK BALDWIN Future Farmers '41, That ability to bite off more than he can chew- and then chew it. ROBERT BALDWIN Football '38g Physics Club '41. Stand aside, Edisong here comes Baldwin! LOLA BANTA Orchestra '39, '40, '41. She will fiddle her name to fame. J. R. BARKER Football '40g Basketball '40, '41: A Association '41. Hes a real Bobcat -BfAfRfKfEfR! E. J. BARNES ar Scribblers '41g Campus Corral '41, ' I The Hbaclqfiren of the Campus Corral. arte .By - Um 0.80. ' ' SENIORS SAM BARRETT Fogtball '38, '39, '40, Track '40, A Association '4 . He's a jolly goocl fellow, BILL BARTON Declamation '40g One-Act Play '41g Student For' 41. One of those guys with a line long enough to run serial. MARY BARTON Glee Club '40, '4l. Artistic abilities will malqe her famous. LORENE BATLA Future Homemakers Club '41. Lorene has a smile for everyone. EMIL BECK Tennis '39, '40, '4lg A Association '40, '411 Euclidean Circle '41g National Honor Society '41g World Citizens Club '41, with '4O. Amiable Emil-on or off the court. MARGARET BECK Glee Club '40, '41, One measure of height- 'Three measures of charm. EDNA ERLE BECKHAM Not Jeanie with the light brown hair, but Edna the deep brown eyes. JACK BEESLEY Tennis '39, '40g Chemistry Club '4O: Physics Club jack is friendly, facli is smart, lack can steal most anyone's heart. WINNA JEAN BOLIN What should a girl do but be merry? P. G. BREHM, JR. l'le's Brehm full of things to malqe us laugh. CLARA PAYE BRYAN Drill Squad '40. A gooclftemperecl reclfhead. NAOMI BURROWS Spanish Club '40, '41, Friendly, charming, and sweet To whomever she may meet. SENIORS LEWIS BUTTERY Scribblers '41g Westerner '41. A sincere and loyal worker in anything he under' takes. BOB BYRD Band '39, '40, '4I: Rodeo Band '4l. This Byrd isn't the kind that tells. BILL CAPPS Band '39, '40, '41g Chemistry Club '40g Euclidean Circle '41: World Citizens Club '41. Gentle of speech, brilliant of mind. GENE CARPENTER Band '39, '40, '41, Blond hair, brown eyes, Ranks first among the guys. DALE CHASE Track '39, '4O. '4l: Basketball '39, '40, '4Ig Foot- ball '38, '39, '40: A Association '40, '41g President of Sophomore Class '39g President of junior Class '40g Most Popular Boy '39g Representative Student '40. Dale Chase-A true Bobcat with a heart of Flint, IMA RUTHE CHILDS Euclidean Circle '40g Campus Corral '41. Eyelashes that would sweep the cobwebs from any- ones heart. SIM CHRISTY Footlighters '40, '41g OnefAct Play '40, '41, Senior Play '4Ig Chemistry Club '40, Tennis '4Ig Masque and Gavel '41. He came, he saw, and was seen-in high school Clrarriatics. ANN COLE Pep Squad '38, Homernakers Club '40, Her heart isn't Cole to Pecos Pete. GEORGE COPE Band '40, He is able to Cope with any situation. R. T, COPE Football '38, '39, '4Og Track '39, '4O1 Basketball '40g Association '41g Latin Club '40. He's the information lad. uhm GEORGIA CORTESE Intelligence has autographed her face' BETTYE COWART Drill Squad '39, Demure, but ever so much fun! it .wif ',' , fsfzfae fe f E .ff 35 , 'W S f 4 4 2 .ge 'f A ,Q ' W- ,sg 5 3. ,y 7'Qi:'4f .9 nfs' 1. 4 ' 1 Ze 9' ,yy , , 'LL L f4,-f if Mfg- A ., , ., . ,af X X A A 5 ,, Q SENIORS BILLY COX Solo and Ensemble Club '39, '40g Band '39, '40, '413 Rodeo Band '41, Baton Club '41. A gentleman with high ideals. RICHARD COX Campus Corral '41g Scribblers Club '41. He's suffering from high blond pressure. ADEOLA CROCHET 9 Tennis '39, '40, '41g Clee Club '40, '41g Drill Squad '3 , '40. As charmingly different as her name. MARGIE CROOK Pep Squad '39. Her name does not belie her character. Y DOROTHY CROWNOVER Tumbling Team '39g Rhythm Club '39, Drill Squad , '4-0. She can dial P. like a radio. HILLMAN CROWNIOVER Band '38, '39, '40, '41, Drum Major '41q Rodeo Band '41g Solo and Ensemble '40, Baton Club '41, Eu' clidean Circle '41. He marches into your heart with that Hhappyfgof lucky smile. MAXINE CULWELL Future Homemakers Club '39g Tumbling Team '40g Drill Squad '4Og Tennis '41. Our gay Western girl. BILL CUNNINGHAM Basketball '39, '40, '41, A Association '39, '40, '41- Football '39, '40: Track '40, '41g Class Representaf s tive '40g Senior Treasurer '41. This allfrouncl athlete is truly an Afl representative. ROSE MARIE CUNNINGI-IAM Chemistry Club '41g World Citizens Club '41. Her eagerness to learn shines in her eyes. MARIORIE CURRY Drill Squad '39, '4Og Future Homemakers Club '41. Her face, like a sundial, records only sunny hours. DEWAIN DALLAS Tennis '39, '40, '41g A Association '40, '41g Eu' clidean Circle '41: Spanish Club '41g National Honor Society '40, '41g World Citizens Club '41. He has a lot of freight on his train of thought. NELSON DAVENPORT Orchestra '39, '40g Future Farmers '39g Band '41: Rodeo Band '41, World Citizens Club '41. A textbook wired for sound. ,. N SENIQRS , I 1 CAMILLA DAVIDSON Glee Club '39. '411 World Citizens Club '41. 1 Copper red hair is only one of MilIa',q attractive features. ROBERTA DAVIS Tumbling Team '41. Her coalfblaclq hair, Adds a definite air EVALYN DE MOVILLE Future Homeniakers Club '39g Scribblers '41g World Citizens Club '41, N fn . Off Her face is one bright beam after another. L WANDA SUE DIXON Drill Squad '39, '40, Future Homemakers Club '40. We like her because of her sunshiny friendliness. FLOYD DODSON Football '38, '39, '40: Basketball '38, '39, '40, '41g Track '38, '39, '40, '41g Chemistry Club '40g A Assof ciation '41. All we know about him is merely 'daresay'! KATHRYN DONHAM Glee Club '40, '41g Chemistry Club '40g World Cite izens Club '41. Sugar, and spice, and everything nice-that's Kata. IOLENE DOSS Glee Club '41, 'Youre a sweet little headache, But you're sure lots of fun. BOBBY DOUGI-IERTY Every teacher's problem. EMILY RUTH DOUGHERTY Nice and sweet, Hard to beat. BETTY Jo DUNCAN Euclidean Circle '40, '41g Student Forum '41g Camp' us Corral '41, Scribblers '41. She has auburn hair and that's our weakness now. HARRY ECONOMIDIS Orchestra '38, '39, '40, '41, A friendly cut-up. BILL EDGAR Bill is an example of the saying, You can't keep a furifloving boy down. SENIORS BILL EVANS Band '39, Dashing, daffng, and dangerous to feminine hearts. ' BOB FORD F4u1ture Farmers '39, '40, Football '40, A Associaf A '41 special-deluxe. COLENE FOSTER grill Squad '39, '40, Future Homemakers Club '39, Daffy -as her name implies. PAULINE FOX Dernure-but oh so friendly! IRENE FRANKLIN Latin Club '39g Chemistry Club '40, Drill Squad '39. Serene and lovable. GERTRUDE FRITZ Debate Club '39, '40, National Forensic League '40, Drill Squad '40, '41g Declamation '40, Westerner '41, Scribblers '41. Her freckles simply add to her charm and personality. BEATRICE GARNER Rhythm Club '39g Pep Squad '38, Future Homemakf rs Club '39, '40, '41, Glee Club '40, '41. Beautiful eyes, And beautiful hairg Tripping toes That go everywhere. JOHN GARNER Band '39, '40, '41g Orchestra '40. Not vicefpresident, but he's coming 'round the mountain. ARTHUR GARRETT Future Farmers '39, '40g Football '38, '39, Basket' '39, '40. Loolgy, Loolqy, Loolqy, Here comes Snoolqie - Boys, hold your girls. BUDDY GIBBS Future Farmers '39, '40g Football '39, '40, Track A Association '40, '41, Treasurer of Junior Class Where sports are concerned, he leads the way. DOROTHY GIBSON Orchestra '39, '40, '4l: Solo and Ensemble Club '40, Drill Squad '39g Baton Club '41, Footlighters '41g Senior Play '41, She's as splendid a friend as she is an actress. MARTHA GILL Rhythm Club '39: National Honor Society Footlighters '40, '41g OnefAct Flay '403 Senior Play' L1nefUp Team '40. A true Titian beauty. SENIORS PAT GI LMO RE Her smile, like sunshine, darts into many a cloudy heart. BETTY JO GOODWIN Tumbling Team '39, '40g Rhythm Club '39g Pep Squad '3S: Future Homemakers Club '39g Clee Club '40, '41: Drill Squad '39, '4Og Tennis '41. She isn't noisy-just faithful and always pleasant. NEWANA GOTCHER Pep Squad '39g Tumbling Team '39g Future Home' makers Club '39, '41g Drill Squad '39, '40. She's not so loud in a crowd, but, oh my,-you'd he surprised! JACK GRAFA Latin Club '40, Chemistry Club '41, Student Forum '411 Track '41g Student Radio Committee '41g National Honor Society '41, Happyfgofluclqy, is Jack. CHARLES GRAHAM Orchestra '39: National Honor Society '39g Spanish Club '39, '40: Track '39: Band '39, '41g Quill and Scroll '40: Declamation '40, '411 Footlighters '40, '41g Senior Play '40: Scribblers '40, '41: Campus Corral '40, '41: Student Forum '41: Euclidean Circle '41g Chemistry Club '41. He could sell insurance to an insurance agent! EVELYN JOYCE GREEN Tumbling Team '39: Drill Squad '39, '40g Campus Corral '41: Scribblers '41, Some school girls pursue learning While Evelyn learns Pursuing! JEAN GUTHRIE Tennis '39, '40, '41g Tumbling Team '39: Drill Squad '39, '40g Line2Up Team '40: Campus Corral '41g Wes' terner '41: Scribblers '41, The Sportswoman in a world of Sports. BILLY HALAMICEK Glee Club '391 Chemistry Club '40, '41g Student Forum '41g Euclidean Circle '41, Mayor can hypnotize a yone with his achordion. 14' '.,4f,, ,wr 4 1 is - . ' A. K. HALL Band '39, '40, '41, Chemistry Club '40, '41, Stu' dent Forum '41, Faithful forever MARY LOU KSALJ HALL Drill Squad '39g Junior Class Representative '394 Senior Play '41g Footlighters '41. Who doesnt like Sal? JACK HARMON Band '37, '38, '39, '40, '41: Rodeo Band '39, '40, '41g Orchestra '37g OnefAct Play '40, Drummer for Drill Squad '40, '41g Westerner '41g Scribblers '41, Baton Club '41g Chemistry Club '41. As steady with his friends as with his drum heat. OLIVE LEE HARRIS Pep Squad '38, Drill Squad '39g Future Homemakers Club '41g Extemporaneous Speaking '41. A lovely brownette with a comefhither look. A f A If it , 4 - 1. ft' -iff K K .Hi SENICRS OWEN HARRISON Euclidean Circle '41. Owen to his wit, he's tops among his friends. VOL B. HAWKTNS Band '39, '40, '41. The baby of the class in age, but not in mentality, MAY HEMPHILL Tumbling Team '39g Rhythm Club '39g Drill Squad '39, OnefAct Play '40g Senior Play '41, Footligbters '41, Declamation '41. May's specialty is frolic and fun, and she's making a huge success of it. NAT HENDERSON Debate Club '40g National Forensic League '40, '41. Popular with his friends. WALLACE HENDRICKS Future Farmers '39, '40. Tall and lanlgy-a typical Western cowfpuncher. SUSAN HENDRICKS Future Homemakers Club '41. Her beaming smile and sparkling eyes Have a certain way with all the guys. REBECCA HERMAN Debate Club '39, '40, '41, Forensic League '40, '41g Latin Club '40, '41: Drill Squad '39g Chemistry Club '41g National Honor Society '40, '41. Thou whose locks outshine the sun Golden tresses wreathed in one, As the braided streamlets run! LOUISE HILLYER Latin Club '39, '41g Tumbling Team '39, OnefAct Play '40, '41g Footlighters '40, '41g Senior Play '41, Campus Corral '41g Scribblers '41g Quill and Scroll '41, Westerner '41g National Honor Society '41, Masque and Gavel '41. Our motto-9'Aslq Louise. Her answers are so satf isfactory. GORDON HOLLINGER Glee Club '39, '40. He's got racks of wisecraclqs for everything you say. PHYLLIS HOOK When joy and duty clash, Let duty go to smash. JUNE HUDSON Drill Squad '39. The greatest discovery since 1492. DUWAIN HUGHES, JR. Scribblers '39, '40, '41, Campus Corral '395 WCS terner '40, '41g Euclidean Circle '40, '41, Latln Club 41 Student Forum '41g National Honor Society 40, 41. Bubbling over with plans-wise and otherwise. SENIORS GERALD KBITSYJ HULING Campus Corral '41g Scribblers '41, Busy is a super-salesman in more ways than one. MARJQRIE JACKSON Euclidean Circle '41: World Citizens Club '41, A disposition and beauty all her own WILMA JACKSON Tumbling Team '39g Future Homemakers Club '40. Her reserved manner makes every task seem worth while. R. O. JAMES, JR. Band '38, '39, '40g Orchestra '38, '39, '40, Don't let the R. O. fool you-he's Red to all his friends. LLOYD JENNINGS If speaking makes a profession, Lloyd would make a No, 1 lawyer! OPHELIA J-OHNSON Spanish Club '40, '41g Tennis '39, '41, Westerner '41: Scribblers '41g Student Radio Committee '41g Nation' al Honor Society '41. Cute and petite, she little realizes that she is admired. ROZELLE JOHNSON Glee Club '40, '41g Student Forum '41g Scribblers '41, She's our Verifbest! DWIGHT JONES Future Farmers '39, '40g Student Forum '41g Chem' istry Club '41. Green will be the grass in Water Valley Because that's down Dwight's alley. MARY JORDAN Glee Club '39, '40, '41, Trio '41g Footlighters '41g Senior Play '41g OnefAct Play '41g Future Homemal-ters Club '39g National Honor Society '41g Masque and Cav' el '41, A golden voice with a golden personality. L. T. KEARNEY Basketball '40, '41. L is for likable, T is for tall, Put them together- It's Kearney to all. ERLENE KELLEY Future Homemakers Club '40. A Celtic beauty-but she doesn't know it. HARVEY LEE KELLEY Future Farmers '40, '41. If there's a message for Garcia, send Harvey. SENIORS WELDON KELLEY Football 'Z-9g Basketball '40. hr His quiet unassuming attitude attracts everyone to im. MARY ELLA KEY Spanish Club '41g Future Homemakers Club '41: World Citizens Club '41, A poet's heart-a poet's face Complements her natural grace. DALE KIRBY Band '39, '40, '41, Basketball '39, '40, '41g Solo and Ensemble Club '41, He's a strong link in anybody's Chain of friendship. MELBA KLEITCHES Debate '40, '41g Forensic League '40, '41, Scribblers '40, '41g Campus Corral '40, '41g Quill and Scroll '41, Masque and Gavel '41g National Honor Society '41. She lets her light shine without turning the spotlight her way. ERNESTINE KNOWLES Earnest-ine everything she does. FRANK M. KREIDEL Football '38, '39, '40, Track '39g Basketball '40, '41, Spanish Club '41, A Association '41, He doesn't pull fast ones, he runs fast ones. MARICRIE KONECNY Her recipe for having friends: he one. ROSS LAKE Track '38. His name may be Lake, but he has oceans of friends. ALLYNE LANDRUM Glee Club '39, '40, '41g Future Homemakers Club '41. A pretty maiden, so fine and fair, With your dreamy eyes and golden hair. ' I BETTY ANNE LAVERY Tumbling Team '39 '41, Pep Squad '39g Latin Club '40, '41g Scribblers '41g Extemporaneous Speaking '41, World Citizens Club '41. A comfortable humor that tickles without scratching. BILL LIEBER A big, wide grin Thatll always win! MARY FRANCES LIEBER Clee Club '39, '40, '41, Future Homemakers Club '40, '4l. There are always smiles that make you happy, and Mary Frances has one. SENIORS IAIVIES LTVINGSTONE B-Rnd '39, '-10. '-ll: Solo and Ensemble Club '40, '41g -Orchestra '40, '41. Stanley hasnt found him yet, but we have. JUNE LIVINGSTONE Orchestra '39, '40, '41g Solo and Ensemble Club '40, '-11: Drill Squad '39, XYhat is so rare as a day with june? XVAUREE LOGAN Clee Club '39, '40, '41g Drill Squad '39, '40, Her help and friendshipiall for the asking. BOBBY LONON Football '38, '39, '401 Basketball '39, '40, '41g Traclc '39, '40, '41: A Association '40, '41. To Lonon is dedicated this little rhyme, He's a Bobcat we'll remember to the end of time. MARIORIE EDITH LOSSING Pep Squad '38, '39g Future Homemakers Club '41. Quiet, kind, and capable- A girl worth lgnowing. IRIS LOVEJOY Latin Club '39, '40, '41: Debate Club '40, '41, For' ensic League '40, '41g Extemporaneous Speaking '40g Quill and Scroll '41: Campus Corral '41g Chemistry Club '41: National Honor Society '40, '41g Masque and Cav' el '41, Full of pep, always game, A wonderful smile that's won her fame. 1 n. X, 'gr ' ,V -,x ' HUGH MCBRIDE Physics Club '40, Let me call Hugh Sweetheart. HELEN MCDANIEL Drill Squad '39, A dimple on the chin Means mischief within. OLLIE CLAUDE MCDANIEL Spanish Club '40. Scotch! and proud of it. DORIS MCDONALD Dor-is a smile worth while. IUANITA MCELHANEY Debate Club '40, '41g Forensic League '40, '41, Se' nior Play '41: Footlighters Club '41, She's a constant roar! Nita say more? MARY MARGARET MCGEE Future Homemakers Club '40, Drill Squad '39, '40, Westerner '41. A lively, interesting girl who will make the uphill grade. gg I -I ,px . L fs j , ,, .ir SENIORS WILMA FAYE MCGLOTHLIN Tennis '40, '41, Pep Leader '40. Personality and fun Combined into one. JAMES McKINLEY Band '39, '40, '41: Spanish Club '40, '41g World Citizens Club '41. Muy simpaticoln In other words: Hes swell! JOE WEBB MQKNIGHT Latin Club '39, '40, '41g Student Forum '40, '41g Debate Club '40g National Forensic League '40, '41g Extemporaneous Speaking '40, 41'g Euclidean Circle '40, '41: Chemistry Club '41g Footlighters '41g OnefAct Play '41: National Honor Society '40, '41, Masque and Gavel '41. Class prophecy: We predict a section for Joe in Who's Who. JUANITA McMINN Student Forum '41, Campus Corral '41, Scribblers '41, If silence is golden, Juanita is a pauper. PHILIP MAGINOT Band '40, '41g Latin Club '40g Solo and Ensemble Club '4Og Baton Club '41. Our 'Yankee friend with the trumpet accent. SARA SUE MANN Rhythm Club '39g Scribblers '39, '41g Glee Club '403 Typing Tournament '40g Future Homemakers Club '40g Drill Squad '40g Campus Corral '41. Mann! She can really typel ELDORA JANE MAPLES Future Homemakers Club '40, '41g Tumbling Team '40, '41. It's nice to be natural if you're naturally nice. BERNIE MARECEK Future Farmers '40, '41. One of those genial fellows who is never too busy to lend a helping hand. MARGARIETTE MARTIN Future Homemakers Club '40, As lovable as she is loolgable. BENNIE ALLENE MAYES Drill Squad '40. She's got that 'Sartain' gleam in her eye. DORIS MEADOWS Euclidean Circle '40, '41g Glee Club '40, '41, Girls' Trio '41g Latin Club '41g Student Forum '41g WCSIECTTICT '41: Scribblers '41g National Honor Society '41. Smiles, like dollars, will pay her way any 'ole time. DOROTHY MAE MEADOWS Glee Club '39, '40, '41g Girls' Trio '413 Future Homemakers Club '39, '40, '41. If her deeds fall as softly on the world as does her voice, all will be well. SENIORS ' ' FRANK MEADOWS Band '39, '40, Solo and Ensemble Club '40, Student Forum '40, '41, Euclidean Circle '40, '41, Track '40, '41, A Association '40, '41, Ol--ga with Olga always. LEATRICE MEDDERS Future Homemakers Club '38, '39, Pep Squad '38. Her friendship is booty enough for me. ESTELLE MERCER Latin Club '39, '40, '41, Future Homemakers Club 39: Debate Club '39, '41, Drill Squad '39, Campus Corral '41, Scribblers '41, Quill and Scroll '41, Forensic League '41, Chemistry Club '41, National Honor Society '40, '41, Masque and Gavel '41. Noble, honest, stately, and fair- Gijted with qualities exceedingly rare, Joe MERTZ Future Farmers '39, '40: Student Forum '41, Eu' clidean Circle '41, Westerner '41, Scribblers '41, National Honor Society '41. joe's always in an agony of suppressed information. MORTIMER MERTZ Spanish Club '39, '40, '41, Future Farmers '39, '40, Football '38, '39, '40, Junior Class Secretary, A Assof ciation '41: Chemistry Club '41, National Honor Society '40, '41, Brains, football, polo-wfor what more could we ask? ION MILLER OnefAct Play '39, '40, '41: Latin Club '39, '41, Scribblers '40, '41, Footlighters '40, '41, Chemistry Club '4O: Senior Play '41, Westerner '41, National Honor So' ciety '40, '41g Masque and Gavel '41. Music, drama, literature, and art-surely the muses were present at his birth. MELVIN MILLER Track '39: Clee Club '39, Football Manager '38, '39, f '40, Spanish Club '40, '41, Euclidean Circle '30, '4f1.,,..' Manager Basketball '40, '41, A Association '40, '41f . My head is big, g My body is small, l God bless the girls, 1 J I love them all. ROBERT W, MIMS Band '39, Chemistry Club '41, MJ The mirror of all courtesy. if MARGUERITE MODISETT Her eyes laugh with you-not at you. JOY MONROE Tumbling Team '38, Drill Squad '39, Latin Club '40, Pep Squad '40. Ioy is all that her name imples. MAXINE MONTGOMERY Clee Club '39, '40, '41, Latin Club '39, '41, Tumbf ling Team '38, Dri Squad ' 9, '4 E ay '40 '41, Westerner '41, Scri r ' i o . She d onst e ew co ntrated bundle sunshine. ' 0. JACK MOORE 3 i '41, Solo and Ensemble Club '41, Clee Club '41, He's got a voice they all adore. Hmm . e ' 1 Q' ' V .4 2 . f wif' 41 5? s 68 0' ,. s.. f 4 5' 1' ff'fK, f ' ,L ' ' 'Z f 2. - 1- 41-'wzifez-12,-Q-fzf . .e , . , , . , fr W. .. , . , . ' f- XQEJ' -V1 ,.-Q-'yfgiigg . . ' 1 2732229 46 V555 ' W' 4' 2f52'5ff35-'-ZS. ,L - if 2' e. 59599169 '40 '41 SENIORS JAMES MOORE Band '38. Someone said something serious about him-but we couldn t print it. PEGGY MOORE Glee Club '40, '41. The better we know Peg, the Moore we love her, FRANCES MOSES Latin Club '4O. As dainty as a baby's sneeze. EUGENE MOTL Future Farmers '40, '41. A clear thinker, a concise speaker. MARTIN MOTL Future Farmers '40, '41. 'The kind of guy that remembers your birthday, but forgets your age. FRANCES NEELEY Tumbling Team '39, Pep Squad '39, '40. She's a regular gabfaboutf' LIDA JANE NOWELL Latin Club '39, '40, '41, Euclidean Circle '40, '41, Westerner '41, Campus Corral '41, Scribblers '41, Drill Squad '4O. She has a very clever Witt. 1 ,CLOVIS OLSAK Future Farmers '39, '40, '41, Track '41. His true nature is happiness, G. B. PACE Band '39, '40, '41, Rodeo Band '41, Spanish Club , '41, Solo and Ensemble Club '40, Chemistry Club , Baton Club '41. A typical westerner and proud of it. ALEXANDRA PAPPAS A typical Grecian Beauty. GEORGE PAPPAS Basketball '39, Track '39, '40, Football '38, '39, A Association '40. A collection of friends as well as of relics. LOUISE PARROTT Future Homemakers Club '41, Footlight6fS '41s SC' nior Play '41. ' Tho' her narne's Parrott, she doesn't bore us with her chatter. SENIORS JOE PENDLETON Band '39, He runs a thousand revolutions on a dry battery. LUCILLE PERRY XYhere's the man who has the skill To stern the torrent of Lucille's will? MARY CATHERINE PORTER Latin Club '40. She has what is characterized today as modesty. FRED POTTHAST Band '39, '40, '41g Rodeo Band '41, A genuine friend, True to the end. FRANCES PiOWELL Pep Squad '41, This young miss has the formula for making friends. MARJORIE PUSTEIOVSKY Spanish Club '40, '41g Campus Corral '41g Scrib' blers '41. She learned to say things with her eyes that others wast time putting into words. IUSTINE QTINIEJ RAMSAY Rhythm Club '391 Glee Club '40, '4lg Drill Squad '39, '40: Euclidean Circle '40, '41g Latin Club '41g Fu' omemakers Club '41 Westerner '41- Scribblers ture H : , '41g Student Forum '41g National Honor Society '41. A sweet and friendly face X' That fits her friendly nature. DOUGLAS RENNER Band '37, '38, '39, '40g Spanish Club '39, '40, '41. Renner -short, syet, and-oh, you lgnow Renner! YON REVILLE la M rriy! ys do change- ' l .1 ly fp it ' BILL RIDDLING ' 'llrae .Quite a riddle tool! NORMA ROGERS Glee Club '38: Orchestra '40, '41: Solo and Ensemble Club '40, '41, Drill Squad '40g World Citizens Club '41. A dainty miss with a charming personality-. RUTH RUIZ Orchestra '39, Latin Club '39, '40, '41g Spanish Club '39, '40, '41, Declamation '40g Essay '40g Footlightf ers Club '41, Senior Play '4lg OnefAct Play '41, Glee Club '40: National Honor Society '40, '41g World Citi' zens Club '41, Pleasant to look atj joyful to meetg Delightful to talk to, hard to beat. SENIORS JACK RUNKLES Future Farmers '39, '40: Track '40, '41g A Assof ciation '40, '41, On the track It's always jack. EDWARDINE RUSSELL Tumbling Team '39: Rhythm Club '39g Senior Play '41. She doesn't have to Russell for her friends. HUDSON RUSSELL Glee Club '39g Senior, Play '41g Footlighters '41. Blond or brunette, he has a certain way with the ladies. LEE WARING RUSSELL Future Farmers '39, '40g Track '40. This rancher is our nomination for an allfround guy' LEE SANDLIN Football '38, '39, '40g A Association '40, '41g Basketball '40, '41g Chemistry Club '40, Junior Class Rep' resentative 403 President of Class '41g National Honor Society '40, '41. Slqeeter's modesty is a candle to his merit. DUNCAN SARTAIN Future Farmers '41. Tall trouble to any boy with a pretty girl. ALYCE SCHUCH Future Homemakers Club '41. A giggle, a dash, a shriek, and a crash! BILLIE SCOTT Latin Club '39, '40, '41: Euclidean Circle '40, '41g Drill Squad '39, '40g Future Homemakers Club '41: Wes' terner '41g Student Radio Committee '41g Scribblers '41g National Honor Society '41. She's all my fancy painted her. MARY ELEANOR SCOTT Pep Squad '38g Rhythm Club '39g Drill Squad '39, '40. Scotty takes life the easiest way possible. SAMMIE JUNE SEAY Spanish Club '39, '40, '41g Glee Club '40, '41. Fats finds the world a happy place and makes it so for others. JUNE SHAFER Tumbling Team '39g Pep Squad '39, Drill Squad '40. Her eyes are the windows to her soul. CLIFTON SIMCIK Future Farmers '40, '41, One future farmer that really knows his business. SENIORS JAMES SIMMS I-Hfifl Club '33, '39, '40, '41: Student Forum '40, '41g Campus Corral '41: Vifesterner '4l: Scribblers Club '41g Quill and Scroll '41: Debate Club 'SSQ National Honor Society '41. My tongue within my lips does reign, For who talks much must talk in vain. WILLENE SMALLWOOD Glee Club '40: Chemistry Club '40g Westerner '41g Debate Club '41: National Forensic League '41g Scribe blers '41. She has a wealth of all the things That go to make a fairy queen. ANNA SMITH Drill Squad '40. Heres a girl of excellent pithg fate tried to conceal her by naming her Smith. BOBBY SMITH Track '39. When you ask him a question, it's like taking your finger out of a dike. ESKER EARL QBUDDYJ SMITH, JR. Latin Club '39g Band '39, '40, '41g Rodeo Band '41, Solo and Ensemble Club '40, '41g Baton Club '41, Track '40. E1.'erybody's Buddy JACK SMITH Glee Club '41: Campus Corral '41g Student Radio Committee '41: First President of World Citizens Club. With jack it's, The program must go on. PEGGY SMITH Orchestra '39, '40. A pleasure to look at- A joy to know. PHILLIP SMITH His name may be Smith, but he's no ordinary guy. RAYMOND SMITH Band '38, '39, '4Og Tennis '39g Glee Club '41. He's always ready to engage in conversation! JAMES WADE SMYRL Debate '41g Declamation '41g Track '41. As unpredictable as the weather. HELEN RUTH SPEER Drill Squad '40g World Citizens Club '41. She never accepts a smile without giving two in return. ELOISE STEELE Glee Club '39, '41g Chemistry Club '40, '41g Latin Club '40, '41, Drill Squad '40, World Citizens Club '41, Eloise Steeles her way into your heart. U' p '99 lg! K y Kfpf 2 ,f Ja 54 4 46622 J of 'flj .x1i42iS' -wt ref 10, r wg i v ''4324?'!i!fF.f:'?gf 4' A 44 M f rev. . aye,-e.l,f,sf..-,fs , was , e 6. am,-,,.:5,t,ye2 0 s at-rv 4 M ,, ff +4 sEN1oRs N I N -4 ,rl X ,fs Yr RUTH STEIN Drill Squad '40, We love her for what she is-A real allfround girl. HERBERT STRAACH Physics Club '40. Big and big-hearted. FLORINE STRWUBE Future Homemakers Club '41. Another of Wall's worthwhile contributions to S. A. H. S. MARY STUMBERG Rhythm Club '39g Euclidean Circle '40, '41, Latin Club '40, '41g LinefUp Team '39, '40g Tennis Team '40, '4lg Scribblers '41g Westerner '41g Chemistry Club '41, Drill Squad '4Og National Horror Society '40, '41. 'Tfuftftfa spells personality plus. NORMAN STURGIS Orchestra '39, '40, '41g One-Act Play '4l. Little did we know what a good lover he could malqel ,K BOB SWEATMON Physics Club '40. Bob is really on the job In the business of making friends. MAR-IORIE TALLEY Glee Club '39, '40, '41g Future Homemakers Club '39' Pep Squad '38. Dancing, dancing-gaily through her life. LU TERRELL Orchestra '40, Solo and Ensemble Club '40g Scrib' blers '41g Spanish Club '41, Better late than never! -OLLIE LOU TIPPETT Tumbling Team '3Sg Drill Squad '39, '40g LinefUp Team '40, Campus Corral '41g Scribblers Club '41. She has a heart for every-did we say joy? We meant boy. HERBERT TOOMBS One sensation that doesnt cause a 'I'oornb -rnult. NADINE TUCKER 'That striking habit of uriernphasizing every other word. WILLIE MARIE TUMLINSON Future Homemakers Club '39. She early chose the domestic life for her' 601661 SENIORS BILL TURNER Band '38. He lifflw US Sitting on the edge of our suspense. EVELYN TYLER Representative Student '39, '40g Spanish Club '40q Drill Squad '39, '40g VicefPresiclent of Class '40, '41g XVesterner '411 Scribblers '41g Student Radio Cgmmittge '411 National Honor Society '41, Through silence, Evelyn has attained heights never reached by many chattering females. LOUISE TYLER Pep Squad '38: Rhythm Club '39, Louise giggles her way through life. G. W, UTT That comforting capacity to make molehills out of mountains. MARY FRANCES WARE Drill Squad '38, Latin Club '41, Her sunny personality never Wares out. SMILIE WATKINS Band '39, '40, '41g Rodeo Band '41g Track '40, '41, Debate Club '41, National Forensic League '41, Student Forum '40. Few are clever enough to recognize the mischief they do. ANN WESTER Drill Squad '39, '40, Latin Club '40, '41g Euclidean Circle '40, '41g Campus Corral '41, Westerner '41, Scribe blers '41. A little girl big in determination. LA ZELLE WHATLEY Future Homemakers Club '41. With your charm- You Made Us Love You. LOIS WHIDDEN Tumbling Team '38g Rhythm Club '39g Tennis '39, '40: Drill Squad '39, '40, Euclidean Circle '40, '41, Latin Club '40, '41, Footlighters '41, Future Homemakers Club '41g Extemporaneous Speaking '41, Student Forum '41g Westerner '41g Scribblers '41g OnefAct Play '41, Senio Play '41g National Honor Society '41, Shes not a flower, She's not a pearl, T But just a noble allfround girl. UAA BERNICE WHITE Glee Club '40, '41g Future Homemakers Club '40, A genuine affection that becomes her. BEULAH MAE WHITE Her treasures are her friends. GLENN WHITE Tennis '39g Track '39, '40g Basketball '40g Glee Club '40, '41g Euclidean Circle '40, '41, Big friends from little Glenns grow. I-Q. 0 if mm , ,JM .1 ,V,L . ,V, ,K , ar -, , 1 gf ., ,I ? W ft via? Q - .', 'iifff' ffl i F 'fi I. 3 SENICRS MARY DOLORES WHITE Pep Squad '39, Drill Squad '40, Future Homemakcrs Club '41. Her smile speaks louder than words. MILDRED ALICE WHITE Euclidean Circle '40, '41, Latin Club '40, '41, Drill Squad 39, '40, Scribblers '41, Quill and Scroll '41, Campus Corral '41. She's winsome and wise-f Quite a wonderful prize. HELEN WHITFIELD Tennis '39, '40, '41, Tumbling Team '38, Drill Squad '39, '40, Glee Club '40, '41. She likes to work, She likes to play, And accomplishes both Day by day. RECTOR WHITFIELD Clee Club '39, '40, '41, Basketball '40, '41, Spanish Club '40. Beanpole gets our vote for having true school spirit. ERNEST WILBANKS Band '39, '40, Footlighters '41, Senior Play '41, One- Act Play '41, Glee Club ' . A prett smart boy kj a half' t, DORT L A WILBURN Dorthelia-the pass word to friendship. DOWELL WILLIAMS Track '39, '40, '41, Basketball '40, '41, Football '39 fManager '40l, A Association '41, Spanish Club 40, '41, Quill and Scroll '41, Scribblers '41, Campus Corral '41, Westerner '41, National Honor Society '40, '41. He's as good a sportsman as those he writes about. ROSA LEE WILLIAMS VicefPresident of Sophomore Class, Drill Squad '39, '40, Spanish Club '40, LinefUp Team '40, Campus Corral '41, Scribblers '41, Quill and Scroll '41, Future Home' makers Club '41, National Honor Society '41. Here's a girl we'll love forever. REYNOLDS WILLIG Glee Club '39, '40, Westerner '41, Scribblers '41, Student Forum '41, Euclidean Circle '41, National Honor Society '41. That big bass voice is a wonderful asset to his be' nign personality. GENE WILLS Band '39, '40, '41, Rodeo Band '41, Solo and En' semble Club '40, '41, Baton Club '41, Orchestra '41. He rolls his eyes as well as his drums. PAUL WILSON Band '39, '40, Latin Club '39, '41, Declamation '40, ' : Forensic League '41, Chemistry Club '40, Senior Play '41, Footlighters '41, National Honor Society 40, P L '41, Masque and Gavel '41. I A tribute to oratory. WILLA WAYNE WITHERS Latin Club '39, '40, '41: Debate Club '402 FOYCQSIC League '40, '41, Campus Corral '40, '41, Scribblers 40, '41, Chemistry Club '40, '41, Pep Squad '3?3 DUN Slcluad '40, Quill and Scroll '41, Student Forum, 41, Euclidean Circle '41, National Honor Society '40, 41. With a wit, will, and a way all her own. SENIORS HELEN MARIE WOHLFORD Tennis '39, '40, '41, Drill Squad '39, '40, LinefUp Team '40, Scribblers '41, Campus Corral '41, Where there's a racquet, Helen Marie's back it. MELBA WOLFF Orchestra '38, '39, '40, '41, Clee Club '40, '41, Baton Club '41, National Honor Society '40, '41. The piano keys will really talk for tliis fair miss! TIMOTHY WOOD Band '39, '40, Orchestra '40, Euclidean Circle '40, '41, Student Forum '41, Debate Club '41, Forensic League '41, National Honor Society '41, Masque and Gavel '41, World Citizens Club '41. VJood that all could be, As true a friend as lie. BILLYE SUE YOUNG Latin Club '39, '40, '41, Euclidean Circle '41, Scribblers '41, Campus Corral '41. A loyal, loving pal to those who know her. MARGEY LA VAUN YOUNG Latin Club '39, '40, '41, Drill Squad '39, '40, Eu' elidean Circle '41, Quill and Scroll '41, Scribblers '41, Campus Corral '41, National Honor Society '41, Sl1e's humorous and intelligent at the same time. BONNIE LOU ZEIGLER Most Popular Sophomore Girl '39, Tennis '39, '40, Junior Representative '40, Pep Leader '39, '40, Secretary of Senior Class '41. Bonnie's name is where the alphabet encls, But slie's the first among her friends. JOHN WHITTENBURG Football '38, '39, Basketball '39, Track '39, A Association '39, '40. Not even a broken neck can lqeep Red down. SENIQRS NOT PHOTGGRAPHED LEON ABBOTT JUNIOR ALBRIGHT VIRGINIA ALLEN CASSIE ALLRED ERNEST ALLRED J. C. ANDREWS DORIS ARNOLD PEGGY ARNOLD D. L, BABB, JR. GILBERT BAMBAUER MARSHALL BATES CLYDE BAYS, JR. BILLY JOE BEARD DOUGLAS BOWEN ALVIN BRASS DONNA BUCY WOICD BUTLER KENNETH CALDWELL BILLIE CARTER LENINE CORTESE NELLIE COWLEY MAXINE CRAWFORD CHARLES DUNCAN RALPH ERANKLIN HERBERT FREEMAN JEAN GAUAINE IMOGENE GODDARD JACK GRAY JUNE GREEN J. L. HALL ARLON HAMBY ELLIOT HARLOW SIDNEY HAYS WILLIE MAY HAYS ISABEL HERNANDEZ EVELYN HERRINC GAYLE HILL TENNYSON HULL EDWARD HUNT IMOGENE JANEK BILLY JENKINS RAYMOND JENKINS CARRIE LOU JONES MOZELLE JOURNEY BILL KIMREY JIM KOLSTER ROY WILSON LEWIS R. L. MCKINNEY DON MILLER EARL MILLER ARTHUR MONTGOMERY MARIE NEAL BOBBY O'QU1NN JARED POWELL JUANITA PROCTOR CECIL RAY JAMES RINK MAIURICE ROBBINS CLEMENTE RODRIOUEZ WALTER ROSENTHAL JAMES ROY JUNE SEALE VIRGIE SEWELL HARRIS SMITH ELENE SPARKS NEILAND STEGER ALLISON STEWART IMOGENE STUART BOB SWEATMAN BILLIE TAYLOR JIMMIE TAYLOR JOHN TEAGUE BILL TELLER MARY JIM THOMPSON WILDA MAE THOMPSON CLARENCE THORNE LARENCE THORNE WILMER TUMLINSON WAYNE TURN BOB VICKERS MARY LOU WHITE R, O. WILLIAMS CLAYTON WILSON LEE ROY WOLF QQIIUIUNIINDIIRS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS JACK I-IIGHT BETTY HENDERSON BERYLE JEAN ELLIOTT PATSY ALLISON President V1ce President Secretary TTCGSMYCT JUNIOR CLASS REPRESENTATIVES JIM MORGAN PAT BRADBURY PETE EWALD JOY WILSQN FLINT JACK BUSTER BEVERLY JUNE BECK IUNIORS BERNARD AKIN PATSY ALLISON BETTY ANDREVU OLGA ATKINSON JEAN BAKER BETTY BARRY ARTHURLEIGH BARTZEN BOBBY BEAN BILLIE GENE BEATY PATSY BEAZLEY BEVERLY JUNE BECK MARY BETH BISHOP MARGARET BLEDSOE OFA MAE BLEDSOE KYLE BOATRIGHT MINNIE LEE BOLLINGER ECHO BOX PATRICIA ANN BRADUBRY FRANKIE BELLE BRAZELTON JAMES BROWN GUY BURTON .swf I I X 4, ,Q ja Y , L S YE R' ' '-'Q'- Q6 7 00 '5g?f ff' ?.'-' - - 'Q242XkIfPf2v'5ZQ , .56 A A Y Q3 my ,iw M Y af IUNIORS SARAH BUSH JACK BUSTER DERWOOD CALDWELL MARY BETH CAMFIELD JOHN CARGILE JIMMY CARROLL MARGARET CASSELBERRY ' KATIE ALICE CASTLE L. R. CASTLE NORMA CLEMENTS WANDA COCKRELL MARVARINE COLEMAN DICK COMPTON MARGUERETTA CROSS DELPHENE COPE ELIZABETH OUNNINOHAM JOE DARBY JIM DAVIDSON MARY CATHERINE DICKS-ON CAROLYN DODSON FAYRENE DODSON IUNIORS GENE DONAHO RAY DORRANCE MODENA DYCHES BERYLE IEAN ELLIOTT ELLEN FARR MARY SUE FLANNAG AN JOY XVILSON FLINT PETE FULTON PEGGY GILMORE MARY LOU GODBEHERE BURTON GOLDMAN XVANDA GRIFFIN LOLA BETH GRIMES LAURANCE GUTHALS DORA HAGELSTEIN RITA HANDLY GLORIA HARTMAN DON HAVINS ANNA RAY HAYS BETTY LO'UISE HENDERSON FRANCES HERRINGTON IUNICRS TACK HIGHT BETTY HILL HAZEL HUDGENS ZOIS HUGHES ALEXANDER JARAMILLO DORCTHY JOHNSON JACK JOHNSON LCYCE MARIE JOHNSON MARILYN JOHNSTON JEAN KEITH J. H. KEY KATHERINE KOON NATALIE LACY BILLY LEE LAWRENCE LOSSING KATHRYN LYNCH BETTY JEAN MQCORKLE PEGGY MQDANIEL JO ALICE MCDONALD BLANCHE MCKEE CHARLOTTE MCNEILL IUNIORS G. C. MAGRUDER BETTY JANE MAXXYELL LORRAINE MEDDERS DOROTHY ANN MEES JIM MORGAN DOROTHY MYERS BUCKNER NESBIT JEAN NETTLETON BILLY NEVANS ENSLIE OGLESBY TOLBERT CWENS F, E. PARKER SYLVAN POLUNSKY MARY PROCTOR VALDA PURVIANCE CHRISTINE RENERO KENNETH RIPPLE HELEN FRANCES RCBINSCN U'NITA PAYE ROGERS BETTY RUSSELL BRUCE SIMMONS IUNIORS JAUNCIE SIMMS RITA SIMMS ANNETTE SMITH CHARLES SMITH LOU S SPELLMAN .L V' MARGARET STRAIN MARGARET STRIBLING HELEN JEAN STROMAN JOYCE THOMPSON MINNIE BELL TIMM BOBBY TURNER BARBARA WALLACE CHARLES ANNE WALLING MARY WHITE RAY WHITEHEAD MELBA WO-OLDRIDCE IESSIE LEE YORK SDJIDIIHIIGDEMGDIIMIEBS SUPHOMQRE CLASS QEEICERS WINN MURCHISON MAXINE HENNERSDQRF ALLIENE WIGGINS BOBBY CROWTHER President Vice President Secretary Treasurer SOPHOMORE CLASS REPRESENTATIVES , ' f Q 5 1 vsff f Q I f f 1 ' ,QQ 0 f ,yy 1 A ' I C g e iw fy f A13 1,3 , - my 3 ,1 1zZs,mQ,gg',,f1 -. mm- ww f -:,.:4:1.:, fig- ,Vnw9:wW4W,,6, 0 4 , .. gg if 4-.gf 'f+:.M'.,.mWw,Q9 , ,w,W.2y , A vo 'Q AQHA? my Mfgfof df 'f2v2f!f'y 9' 'mv f 370.-V-MA W , 4 .4 A 3, Z JOAN METCALF RUSSELL BENSON PAT MURPHY BETTY Jo SHOQK NANCY JANE CRANEQRD TOMME HEMPHILL SOPHOMORES BETTY JO ARCHER MARY BAILEY A. L. BANTA DORIS BARBEE DAISY BARNETT EVELYN BEATY VEDA BLAKEVJAY ROY JEAN BOND BEVERLY BROOKS THOMAS BROYLES WELDON BUELOW EDWARD CAROE DOW CHAPMAN ROBERT DEAN CHENVOWETH JEAN CHILDERS RUTH COTTON ROY BETH COWART BILLIE CRADDOCK NANCY JANE CRANFORD JOYCE CRAWFORD NEILON CREIGHTON A - of .'1-,1-:,'Qf'4.:-.5 2,1 1 ' -Q -7 -,mf 41 1 f at 9101? , f se y V X 'S X , W 5, . M: if ep ,J I X f 'J 6 J 'A X A' f z A21 55 KY ff AKA Af A f My S7 g g I JM 9771! fi jf! N9 .yff ,HPSM ., . A K1 I V u,fws-:HM , ' . f Xf X SCPHOMORES DORIS CROWNIOVER BOBBY CROWTHER MAXINE CUZICK RUSSELL DRAKE J. T. DUKE MARY DUNCAN BILL ERVIN JOHN FINDLATER LOUISE FOX PATTIE JANE FREAD BETTY GARNER ROBERT GERBER ALICE GOMPERS MELBA JACK GORDON CLAIUDINE GREEN HARRY DEAN GRIEF CORINNE HALL BETTY JO HANKS XVILLIAM LEA HARRISON JACK HAZEL TQMME HEMPHILL SOPHOMORES I MORRIS HERRING I i DORIS HOLIMAN S. IO iR'R I iv, I S MAXINE HENNERSDORF LOUISE HOLT BLANCHE HORN STANLEY B. HUDLER BUBBA HUGHES DELORES HULLINGER FRANCES IRVJIN MILDRED JOHNSON LOUIS JONES PEGGY KEMP NANCY KENNEY JACK LIEBER SHIRLEY LOSSING DORIS JEAN LUMMUS KATHERYN MCCARROLL JOHNNIE MCDANIEL MORTON McINTOSH MARGUERITE MCKNIGHT MARY BETH McLAUGHLIN f A f Q52 vw , ff 0454? 4,4 K www fo of wif 0 dpw Z QQ pf a? mf! f 'YAY 4' Q5 55550 G Q 1 Q V ff f K, ,MY I Y I, . ..,I ,M I 0 , J, ef -. f - .H 5,.,z,,v,.,m , .-QC , 'll .wi 3' ef 466637 'Vfew I 3 .W .I W I 458, x M sm, X Y QS' ,. 1 5 F I 2 in v , f Q, we W Y, , Q fw,X,Xw, N ,, , 4 , 4 X, 7 1 N3 'M , W ,Rf f I . Q Q ZW . . . Q 0 Q ,, yifyif ,.., K :,.,.f:E 'v,::5:. fin ' . 4'-1 9 -W if -if f 7 4 fzg.1,,. , :', ,' Q: 'X ' ' ' Ex, mic M In Q , Q eg 5-24.1ggQ3, ' M, 4 we ,. ,, ., W, A V . . . QI m l A , .v 17415 5 M 4, I. ffjE,j::1'- fn , :-:ECM NA Wi' X45 I , ff f ., -QQ iifzaffw.,umm. X- sim Jw Q . b :VVV A Q, . , A A C H L L., Q Q y '-'N 1- :Z 1 ,sy,4-gffigyp' --1 ff 'ff A J 4 ,ff 2 ,.V I .,,,A: 7' f XL,l , ,f25W . I I I. '4 A -a g VV :::-f-'- , Q I-M 23 QC 5. ' f '-W' 4 '4 ! 72 1? 4 M, A 4 w f 4 .-MI f I 4 Q Z I R g , P5 SOPHOMORES JOHN MCMILLAN DORTHY McMILLAN IOAN METCALF MARY JO MINTON PHYLLIS MOORE WINN MURCHISON HENRY MURPHEY MARY ELIZABETH MURPHEY PAT MURPHY FRANKIE NOOJIN NANCY LEE NYE ANN O'CONNELL ELIZABETH PAGE MARY JEAN PARMAN JO FAYE PATE PATSY PERRY VICTORIA LOUISE PEEIL ' ICK PHILLIPS C. W4 PRESSLEY FELIX PROBANDT JIM PROBANDT SOPHOMORES CHARLES RAINEY NORMA RAINS NORMAN ROGERS AL SCQBEY BETTY IO SHOOK EDWARD SILLIMAN MARIE SNODGRASS BETTY IO STEELE TIPPY VAN COURT BILLIE VINES BETTY WALLACE FAY WEATHERBY JOY WHEATLEY E. W. WHISNAND ALLIENE WIGGINS GLADYS WINDHAM JAKE WYATT JUANITA WYATT ELIZABETH YANCY DOROTHY YOUNG HELEN YOUNG ,W fi' X M04 , .429 , IN MEMURIAM MR. EDWARD D. MILLER MR. W. M. HEMPHILL MR. W. W. RAHL MISS MINNIE RAWLINGS MISS OQUILLA NEELEY uSunset and evening star EUGENE STEGER JAMES RAINEY FRANK WRIGHT DICK HARMON BOBBY CLARK And one clear call for me f f IIDRAMHQLXQEMES 5 V pf ' v is Q, M A. Q ' X 3 K, .4 5 f f' ,uf 19 7.- SENIGR PLAY Cn Friday, December 13, to a rainfwashed twelve hundred, the largest audif ence on record for a senior play, the 1941 class presented their annual play, Charles Quimby Burdette's L'Gnce in a Lifetime. This saga of Konrad, a gypsy boy, adopted by white parents, was well received. The romantic Romany element- is introduced when a band of gypsies makes its entrance. The Daya and the Daro, played by Dorothy Gibson and Sim Christy, head the group. Among the more prominent members are their three attractive daughters, Zara, Carmena, and Katinka, played by Ruth Ruiz, Sal Hall, and June Green, and the jealous lover, Stan, played by Hudson Russell. The conflict of two elements in the mind of Konrad, Jon Miller, causes ten' sion and suspense. The first is his home life with his foster parents, Jeff and Emily Ross, played by Bill Teller and Louise Hillyer, and the companionship of the beautif ful niece of the Rosses, Laurie York, portrayed by Martha Gill. The other element is her inherited craving of adventure, and an infatuation for the vivacious and flirtaf tious gypsy, Zara. Mr. Dinsmore, Paul Wilson, by proposing to Laurie helps Stan, who loves Zara, create conflicting love interests. Hilarious comedy was furnished by Mary Jordan and Ernest Wilbanks, in portraying Stella, the maid, and Rodney, the halffwit. A large portion of credit for the success of the evening goes to Charlene Andrews, costume and set designer, and Sidney Hayes, stage manager. May Hemphill was publicity agent, and Louise Parrot, Anita Hanson, Anna Alexander, Juanita McElhaney, and Edwardine Russell constituted the makefup crew. ONEACT PLAYS Miss Mary E. Compton, Director Spreading the News, the official entry of S. A. H. S. in the District Meet, made quite a showing. It began its long and illustrious series of performances on the night of March 13 in the college auditorium, where it was presented with two other plays, Two Potatoes for Mary, a student production, and 'LNight Falls on Spain. The audience, given the opportunity of voicing their preference for the play to represent San Angelo in the district meet, chose Spreading the News. San Angelo placed first at the district meet, and Marylou Godbehere tied with Buelah johnson of Lakeview for first in individual acting for girls. At the Regional Meet in Abilene, San Angelo again swept the slate by receiving first by a unanimous decision of three judges. Marylou Godbehere won first for girls in indi' vidual acting, with Sim Christy placing second for boys. And on to Austin! The San Angelo delegation, the laregst cast at the Uni' versity lnterscholastic Meet, arrived in good spirits which they were able to maintain even after the judge's decision was given, and Spreading the News was not among the top three. One of eight of more than six hundred plays is not so bad. Mary' lou, whose winning performances had practically became a tradition, was presented a gold medal for being selected a member of the allfstar cast. Mary jordan and jon Miller received honorable mention. Gthers in the cast were Barbara Wallace, Jim Morgan, Enslie Oglesby, Norman Sturgis, Joe McKnight, Wood Butler, Ernest Wilbanks, and Bill Barton, stage manf ager. Wood was with the cast through the time of the Regional Meet, and Joe took his role in Austin. 41 eemwfz A , L , ZX M- ff -My .V V aww Q Q ' g:ez..sz,fm 7-we 1 5 fa, , Q 2 , 1 af , efsj 4 AMW' , MM, ff 4, 4: f ,, 1 M f f FOOTLIGHTERS Miss Mary Compton, Sponsor FouNDED: 1934 COLORS: Bright Blue and Silver Morro: Ars Gratia Artis Among the activities of the Footlighters were the three onefact plays which they sponsored on the night of March 13 in the college auditorium. Three Pota toes for Maryf' Night Falls on Spain, and Spreading the News, which was se lected as Angelo's entry in the district meet, were presented. The Footlighters acted as host to the visiting play teams at the district meet This club has the distinction of being the only club in high school to have given dances. A prefThanksgiving and a prefEaster dance were given in the girs gym. A theatre party in the fall was also sponsored by this organization Among the personal activities of the Footlighters were the fall initiation at the St. Angelus Hotel and the spring initiationfpicnic. Ion Miller - CFFICERS Patricia Ann Bradbury Peggy McDaniel ...... Charlene Andrews .. Barbara Wallace . . . Miss Compton . . . Patsy Allison Charlene Andrews Patsy Beazley Sara Io Bell Patricia Ann Bradbury Wood Butler Sim Christy Beryle Jeanne Elliot Dorothy Gibson Mary Lou Godbehere - MEMBERS Sidney Hays May Hemphill Louise Hillyer Mary Jordan Peggy McDaniel Ioe Webb McKnight Ton Miller lim Morgan Bnslie Cglesby Louise Parrott . ....... President Vice President . . . . . . Secretary . . . . Treasurer ..... Reporter Parliamentarirm Mary Proctor Ruth Ruiz Hudson Russell Margaret Strain Norman Sturgis Bill Teller Barbara Wallace Lois Whidden Ernest Wilbanks Paul Wilson 1-Muni '72 RADICD ASSEMBLY PRCDGRA MS This year something entirely new, the Public Address System, was introduced in S. A. H. S. This system including two radios, six microphone stations, and a loud speaker for each class room, has met with -ass Not only has it been a timefsaver in sending messages from the office to various parts of the main building, SULL . 1 ' A the gym, and the band houseg but has also served as a substitute for Assembly Programs, which were discontinued when the auditorium was convcrted into a library. Each Thursday since the installation students have presented programs during the Home Room Period. These programs have proved an interesting and enjoyable form of entertainment, January SO-flj Mercer reports news flashes, QQ Dickson describes system, The first radio group poses. February 6-Q41 Program on Famous February Birthdays. February 13-UQ, 16, St. Valentine's Program, Q71 Norman Sturgis, Announcer. February 21-481, Q91 Future Farmers' Program. February 28fQ1Oj Quiz Program. March 6-UU Student Forum Program, U21 R. Johnson presents own opinion. March 13ff13j Amateur Program. March 27-041, USD Band Program. April 3-1161, 17D Spanish Program. April IO-118, Glee Club Program, f19j Willig, Announcer. PUPIL Thomas Aldrich .. Virginia Allen . . . Betty Lois Baker .. Doris Barbee ....... Arthurleigh Bartzen .. Wyona Bearficld . . . Billy Joe Beard ..... Beverly June Beck . .. Dorothy Beck .... Sarah Jo Bell ..... Billie L. Benson .. Russell Benson . . . Mary Ann Boyte . . Patricia Bradbury . . . P. Cv. Brehm ....... Beverly G. Brooks . .. Helen Bullock .... Sarah Bush ........ Edward Caroe ....... Robert D. Chenoweth . Jean Childers ........ Wanda Cockrell .... Ruth Cotton ....... John Cargile ......... Nancy Jane Cranford . Betty Jo Crawford Joyce Crawford ..... Pauline Crosswhite .. Jay Cunningham Dewain Dallas ..... Nelson Davenport .... Camilla Davidson .... HCNOR ROLL EGR ENTIRE YEAR TERM 1, 2, 3 2, 3 3, 4, 3 4, 3 1 3 4 .. 1, 2, 3, 4, 3 . 3 3 .. 2, 3, 4 .. 1, 2, 3, 4, 3 4 .. 1, 2, 3, 4, 3 2, 3, 4, 3 3 3, 4, 3 1, 2, 3 . .. 1, 2, 3, 4, 3 1, 2, 3 . .. 1, 2, 4, 3 .. 1, 2, 3, 4, 3 2, 4, 3 3 3 2 1, 3 3 2, 3, 4, 3 3, 3 . 1,2 5 Mary Catherine Dickson .... 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 Emily Ruth Dougherty Mary Duncan ....... Christine Dunnam . . . Francis Eckert ...... Beryle Jean Elliot Margie Ferry ...... Bennie Ann Foster .. Hattie Pauline Fox Mary Lou Godbehere . Burton Goldman ..... Jack Grafa ......... Dora Hagelstein J. L. Hall ....... Betty Jo Hanks .... Clifford Haynes Anna Ray Hays ..... Nat Henderson ...... Maxine Hennersdorf .. Rebecca Herman .... Zita Higginbotham .. Louise Hillyer ..... Shirley Hudgins .... Duwain Hughes . . . Peggy Jo Jett .... Ophelia Johnson . .. Rozelle Johnson .... Marilyn Johnston . .. Alma Ruth Joiner . . . Bill Jones ......... Billie Max Jones Margaret Kemp .. Billie Kennedy . . . Jack Kennedy Doris Kincaid . . . Mary Ella Key .. Melba Kleitches .. Wilbert Kretzer .. Dale Lane ..... Paul Losoya . . . Shirley Lossing .. lris Lovejov --4-- Clyde McClure .... Doris McDonald . . , Mary M. McGee Blanche McKee .. Lillie l. McKee ..--- Joe McKnight ....... Marguerite McKnight , Mary B. McLaughlin -- John McMillan ..... 4 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 .. 3 1, 2, 3 . . 1 5 3 1, 2, 3, 4, 3 .. 1, 2 1, 2, 3, 4, 3 1, 2, 3, 4, 3 1, 2, 3, 4, 3 .. 1, 2, 4 1, 2, 4, 3 2, 3, 4 3 1, 2, 3 .. 2, 3 .. 1, 2, 3, 4, 3 1, 2, 3, 4, 3 1, 2, 3, 4, 3 1, 2, 3, 4, 3 .. 5' 1, 2, 3 1, 2, 3, 4 .. 1, 2, 3, 4, 3 1, 3, 4, 3 ,, 1, 2 .. 1, 2, 3, 4, 3 4 ,, 1, 2 1, 2, 3, 4, 3 ,, 1, 2, 3 2 3 2 2 3, 4, 3 2, 3, 4, 3 2, 3, 4, 3 3 3 .. 1, 2, 3, 4, 3 1, 2 2, 4 3 1, 2, 3, 3 1, 2, 3, 3 1.2, 14,7 2, 3, 4, 7 1, 3 2 PlUPlL Ava Cecil Magill .. Philip Maginot Earnest Maples .... Betty J. Maxwell .. Doris Meadows Estelle Mercer .. Joe Mertz ..... Mortimer Mertz .. Joan Metcalf ..... Jon Miller ......... Malcolm Mitchell .... Maxine Montgomery .. Henry Moran ....... Eugene Motl ....... Pauline Munselle .. Winn Murchison ..... E. E. fPatJ Murphy . Mary E. Murphy ..... Dorothy Fae Myers . Dorothy Nash ...... Buckner Nesbit ...... Emma Jean Nettleton . James Nicholas ...... Ann O'Connell ..... Marilyn Clive: ...... Alexander Pappas Patsy Perry ......... Dick Phillips ......... Mary Catherine Porter Marjorie Pustejovsky Justine Ramsay ...... Douglas Renner .... Ruth Ruiz ..... Lee Sandlin .... John Schreiver Alonso Scott Billie Scott ..... Betty JO Shook .... Dorothy Simmons .. James Simms ..,..... Willene Smallwood Anna Smith ....... Julia Spears ..., Eloise Steele ..... Margaret Strain Margaret Stribling Helen Jean Stroman . . Julian Stroud ...... Elorine Strube .... Mary Stumberg . . . Clifford Taylor Minniefred Taylor .. James Tegart ..... Patsy Tegart ...... Minnie Belle Timm . . . Bernard Trimble .... Evelyn Tyler ...... Barbara Wallace ..... Charles Ann Walling . Faye Weatherby ..... Alice Lvnn Weaver .. Alma Werner ...... Anna Lou Wester . . Lois Whidden .... Billy Jane Vifhite Mary Ellen XVhite .... Mildred Alice White . Rector Whitfield ..,.. Alliene Wiggins .... Dowell Williams . . . Rosa Lee Williams Reynolds Vlillig .... Helen Wilson .... Paul VJilson . . . Ruth W'ilson ...... Gladys Windham .... Vfilla Wayne Withers . . . .. Melba Wolff ............ Helen Marie Wohlford luanita Wvatt ........... Billie Sue Young ...,- Helen Young .,.,- Margey Young . . - rw TERM 1 1 J 4, 3 4, 3 4, 3 4, 3 2, 3 2, 3 4, 3 2, 3 4, 3 2, 3 4, 3 3 2, 3 4, 3 2, 3 4, 3 3, 3 2, 3 4, 3 3 4, 3 4, 3 4 1, 3 4, 3 4, 3 3, 3 3 2 1 4, 3 2, 3 4, 3 1, 4 3, 3 3 4, 3 4, 3 4, 3 4, 3 4, 3 2, 3 4 4, 3 3, 4 4, 3 3, 3 3, 4 2 2, 4 4, 3 4, 3 4, 3 4, 3 3, 4 4, 3 3, 3 4, 3 3, 4 4 4, 3 3, 4 4, 3 4, 3 4, 3 4, 3 1, 3 4, 3 3, 4 4, 3 4, 3 4, 3 3 4, 3 2, 3 4 3 4, 3 3. 3 4 3 ATIONAL NUR SDCIETV '75 1,5 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SAN ANGELO HIGH SCHOOL Miss Mollie Bierschwale, Sponsor CARDINAL PRINCIPLES Character Service Scholarship Leadership Motto: Noblesse Oblige Colors: White and Gold Flower : Marguerite - ACTIVE MEMBERS OF 19404941 - Thomas Aldrich Charlene Andrews Dewain Dallas Martha Gill Rebecca Herman Duwain Hughes Iris Lovejoy joe Webb McKnight Estelle Mercer Mortimer Mertz jon Miller Ruth Ruiz Lee Sandlin Tutta Stumberg Dowell Williams Paul Wilson Vvlilla Wayne Withers Melba Wolff - MEMBERS ELECTED AT CLOSE OF 1940941 SCHOOL YEAR - Thomas Aldrich Charlene Andrews Emil Beck Dewain Dallas jack Grafa Rebecca Herman Louise Hillyer Duwain Hughes Ophelia johnson Mary jordan Melba Kleitches Iris Lovejoy Patsy Beazley Beverly june Beck Pat Bradbury Mary Katherine Dickson Beryle jean Elliot joy Wilson Flint Mary Lou Godbehere Seniors joe Webb McKnight Doris Meadows Estelle Mercer joe Mertz Mortimer Mertz jon Miller Maxine Montgomery jlustine Ramsay Ruth Ruiz Lee Sandlin Billie Scott james Simms juniors Dora Hagelstein Anna Ray Hays Marilyn Johnston Alma Ruth joiner Blanche McKee Betty jane Maxwell Enslie Oglesby Tutta Stumberg Evelyn Tyler Lois Whidden Dowell Williams Rosa Lee Williams Reynolds Willig Paul Wilson Willa Wayne Withers Melba Wolff Timothy Wood Marjorie Young Alonzo Scott Louis Spellman Margaret Strain Helen jean Stroman Barbara Wallace Charles Ann Walling Alice Lynn Weaver NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE Miss Arrie Barrett, Sponsor The League came into existence April I, 1925, when the high school at Albany, New York, accepted its constitution and became its first member. San Angelo High School was granted a charter Gctobcr 5, 1939. A degree of honor is awarded to each member who earns fifty points or more, and a degree of excellence is awarded to those who have as many as one hundred points and who have reached the degree of honor. Possession of one hundred and fifty points and the degrees of honor and excellence qualify a member for a degree of distinction. MEMBER HAVING A DEGREE OF DISTINCTION- Wood Butler MEMBER HAVING A DEGREE OF EXCELLENCE- Melba Kleitches MEMBERS HAVING A DEGREE OF HONORf Rebecca Herman, Iris Lovejoy, luanita McElhaney, Estelle Mercer, John Schriever, Alonzo Scott, Ir., Paul Wilson, Timothy Wood. 'OTHER MEMBERS- Gertrude Fritz, Nat Henderson, Maxine Hennersdorf, Joe Webb Mc' Knight, Vxfillene Srnallwood, Smilie Watkins, Alliene Wiggins, Willa Vxfayne Withei's. - OFFICERS Y Estelle Mercer .........,................ President Melba Kleitches ............... Vice President Joe Webb McKnight .... ....... S ecretary Willa Wayne Withers ........ Treasurer Gertrude Fritz .... , . . . . Parliamenmrwrl THE STUDENT FORUM James H. Grisham, Sponsor The Student Forum is an organization established to give juniors and seniors interested in public affairs an opportunity to carry their discussion beyond the class' room. This club has been organized for three years during which it has held the distinction of being one of the two clubs of its type in Texas. During the year the club presented the entire school, over the public address system, a model meeting of the forum in action. This was to show the students how the club discussed informally international situations and how they presented various problems to the student body, - GFFICERS - First Semester Joe Webb McKnight ............ ....... P resident Enslie Oglesby ....... ..... . .... V ice President Wanda Cockrell .... ..... .... S e cretaryffreasurer Charles Graham .... ..................... R eporter Second Semester Joe Mertz .............................. President Joe Webb McKnight ................ Vice President Mary Lou Godbehere .. Secretaryffreasurer Blanche McKee ........................... Reporter Duwain Hughes .................... Parliamentarian -- MEMBERS - Gilbert Bambauer, Bill Barton, Pat Bradbury, Wood Butler, Wanda Cockrell, Betty Jo Duncan, Herbert Freeman, Mary Lou Godbehere, jack Grafa, Charles Graham, Billie Halamicek, A. K. Hall, Duwairi Hughes, Alma Ruth Joiner, Rozelle Johnson, Dwight Jones, Roy Lewis, Blanche McKee, Joe Webb McKnight, Juanita McMinn, Betty Jane Maxwell, Doris Meadows, Frank Meadows, joe Mertz, Enslie Oglesby, Iustine Ramsay, John Schriever, Billie Scott, James Simms, Margaret Stribling. . . . . . Vice Directfix fVice Presidentj EUCLIDEAN CIRCLE Miss Mollie Bierschwale, Sponsor Motto: Thou shalt not divide by ze'ro.', Duwain Hughes Lois Whidden . Tutta Stumberg Frank Meadows Billie Scott .... Lois Whidden Patsy Beazley Emil Beck Bill Capps Hillman Crownover Nelson Davenport Duwain Dallas Bettye Io Duncan Francis Eckert Beryle Jeanne Elliott Charles Graham Billie Halamicelc Owen Harrison - OFFICERS First Semester Directrix fP1esidentJ Vice Directrix fVice Presidemj , . . . . . . . . . . Ellipsogmph fSec'fetaryj Second Semester Directrix fl-Wesidentj . . . . . . . . . . Elliphograph fSec1eta1yj - MEMBERS - Duwain Hughes Marjorie Jackson Joe Webb McKnight Doris Meadows Frank Meadows Joe Mertz, Melvin Miller Lida Jane Nowell Justine Ramsay Billie Scott Louis Spellman Margaret Strain Helen Jean Stroman Tutta Stumberg Charles Ann Walling Ann Wester Lois Whidden Glenn White Mildred White Reynolds Willig Willa Wayne Withers Timothy Wood Billie Sue Young Margey Young THE DEBATE CLUB Miss Mary E. Compton The ambition of everyone is to be on the first team and to compete with outf offtown teams. This years team attended tournaments in Brownwood, Abilene, Waco, and Lohn. The debate teams were Melba Kleitches and Iris Lovejoy and Timothy Vxfood and Larence Thorne. Both teams went to semiffinals in the Regional Meet, - OFFICERS - First Semester Estelle Mercer .................. ...... P resident Timothy Wood ...... ........ . , . Vice President Juanita McElhaney . . . ..... .... S ecretary Winn Murchison .,............ .... T reasurer Larence Thorne ............... , . . . . Reporter Second Semester Larence Thorne ................ ..... P resident Alonzo Scott ............. Vice President Iris Lovejoy . . .... Secretary Edward Barts ...................... . . Treasurer Estelle Mercer ........................... Reporter - MEMBERS - Doris Barbee, Edward Batts, Maxine Hennersdorf, Rebecca Herman, Iris Lovejoy, Estelle Mercer, Juanita McElhaney, Winn Murchison, James Nicholas, Jack Sawyer, john Schriever, Alonzo Scott, Ir., Willene Smallwood, james Wade Smyrl, Larence Thorne, Smilie Watkins, Alliene Wiggins, Timothy Wood. Melba Kleitches, A ASSOCIATION The A Association was organized in 1927 by the coaches and athletes of San Angelo High School for the purpose of promoting high ideals of sportsmanship, fostering friendship and cooperation among the athletes and contributing to the gen' eral welfare of athletics in the high school. Any boy who letters in one of the four major sports-football, basketball, track, and tennis-is eligible for membership. Initiations are held twice each year, one at the close of football season and the other after the Regional Meet in April. Meetings are held at least once each month. 7 QFFICERS - Lee Sandlin . . . ........................ President Dale Chase ..... ............. . .. Vice President Bill Cunningham . . . ...... Treasurer Bobby Lonon .... ............. ........ S e cretary Louis Hill ..............,......... SergeantfatfArms - MEMBERS -- Il. R. Barker D. Dupree Prank Meadows Emil Beck Pete Ewald Mortimer Mertz Waltei' Carter W. O. Fleetwood Melvin Miller Dale Chase Bob Ford Charles Potts R. T, Cope Buddy Gibbs lack Runkles Bill Cunningham lack Hight Lce Sandlin Dcwain Dallas Louis Hill Cecil Turner Martin Dehnel Bill .lones Dowell WflliH1HS Floyd Dodson Frank Kriedel Bobby Lonon Clayton Wilsoii FUTURE FARMERS CF AMERICA Mr. E. E. Young, Advisor Colors: National Blue and Gold Motto: Learning to do, doing to learng Earning to live, living to serve. The Future Farmers of America has as its purpose to practice brotherhood, to honor rural opportunities and responsibilities, to develop those qualities of leadership which a Future Farmer should possess. Any boy who has taken vocational agriculture may work toward these ends and must do so before he is considered a true Future Farmer. Chapter members had entries in the Tom Green County Fat Stock Show and the San Angelo Fat Stock Show and won high honors in both. The annual banquet given by the Rotary Club early in the fall was attended by the Future Farmers. - OFFICERS Y Harvey Lee Kelly ....................... President Fred Dobson ....... .... .... . . . Vice President Eugene Motl .... ............... S ecretary Pete Ewald ..... ................ LT 'reasurev Martin Motl ...... .................. R eporter Don Miller .............. WatclifDog ffirst semesterj Oran Lee Schuch ....... WatclzfDog fseconcl semesterj - MEMBERS - Dick Baldwin, Russel Benson, Albert Boykin, Dick Compton, Jim Davidson, Fred Dobson, Carl Dorrance, Ray Dorrance, Russel Drake, Pete Evvald, Buster Fickling, Will Hale, Clifford Haynes, Henry Henning, Bubba Hughes, Duane Jacobs, Louis Jones, Harvey Lee Kelly, Al Lee, Billy Lee, Bernie Maricek, Norman Mair, Albert Michalik, Don Miller, Eugene Motl, Martin Motl, Cecil Ray, Paul Ricker, Duncan Sartain, Oran Lee Schuch, Clifton Simcik, Wilford Simcik, Allison Stewart, Albert Taylor, Clarence Thorne, Tippy Van Court, E. W. Whisnand, Lee Roy Wolf, Allison Yates, Elbert Yoes. - A-s+s+ssasv.-saswwmsssxws E THE ALL CHEMISTS CLUB Glenn Casey, Sponsor Club Flower-Flowers of Sulfur Chemistry students with an average of SO or more organized this club in which the main object is to promote interest in chemistry as seen in everyday life. The chemistry club has been very active and has made field trips to the oil mill, the water purification plant, and the ice plant. lt affiliated with the Texas Junior Academy of Science and participated in the annual contest of this organization in Lubbock. k OFFICERS - Mortimer Mertz . ............ .,..... P resident ,lack Grafa ........ .. Vice President Rebecca Herman .... . ...... Secretary Tutta Stumberg ....... .....,... T 'reasurer Ioe Webb McKnight ........... . . . Parliamemavian Jack Harmon ......,.............. SergecmtfatfArms - MEMBERS - E. I. Barnes A. K. Hall AlOHZO Scott Edward Bates Dwight Jones Willene SHl3llW00d Rose Marie Cunningham Iris Lovejoy Cl18flCS Smith Kathryn Donham Frank Meadows Eloise Steele Charles Graham Robert Mirns Tuffii 5tUml99fE I Billy Halamicek Marie Neal Willa WHYUQ Withers G. B. Pace ww, FUTURE HCMEMAKERS CLUB Misses Ina Jones and Gladys Adams, Sponsors The two-fold purpose of the Homemakers Club is to aid in training girls to become efficient leaders in community life and to prepare them for both social and domestic duties. The club was represented at the annual State Rally by Rosa Lee Williams, Florine Strube, Modena Dyches, and Lois Whidden. Rosa Lee won first place on her problem, and Lois third place with her accordion harmonica duet. The scrapbook by Blanche Horn won second place, and the newspaper articles written by club reporter Betty Jean McCorkle won third place in MEMBERS -- the state, Marjorie Curry . .. Jo Alice McDonald Anna Ray Hays .. Rosa Lee Williams Blanche Horn ...... Betty McCorkle . , Betty Russell ...,. Dorothy Meadows . Justine Ramsay . . . Billie Scott ....... OFFICERS - President Vice President Secretary Treasurer . . . . . . . Historian Reporter . . . Parliameritariari Song Leader . .......Pianist Accordioriist Anna Alexander, Betty Jo Archer, Mozella Baker, Lola Banta, Doris Barbee, Lorine Batla, Mary Ann Beck, Ernestine Boatwright, Frankie Bell Brazelton, Jacqueline Carnes, Margaret Casselberry, Marguretta Cross, Marjorie Curry, Maxine Cuzick, Wanda Sue Dixon, Kathryn Duncan, Modena Dyches, Colene Foster, Beatrice Garner, Betty Garner, Alice Compers, Helen Hall, Olive Lee Harris, Rita Handly, Lillian Hawes, Anna Ray Hays, Willa May Hays, Susan Hendricks, Gladys Herman, Blanche Horn, Hazel Hudgins, Mildred Johnson, Mary Ella Key, Katherine Koon, Allyne Landrum, Mary F. Lieber, Jolene Lindle, Marjorie Lossing, Shirley Lossing, Christine Luce, Betty McCorl-rle, Johnnie McDaniel, Jo Alice McDonald, Lora V. McKinney, Charlotte McNeil, Eldora Maples, Dorothy Meadows, Mary Jo Minton, Betty Mitchell, Madelle Moore, Dorothy Moorehead, Ruby Morse, Elizabeth Murphy, Rose Musil, Dorothy Nash, Nancy Lee Nye, Louise Parrott, Jo Faye Pate, Velma Patton, Justine Ramsay, Betty Russell, Alyce Schuch, Billie Scott, June Shafer, Reta Simms, Reba Dell Sinclair, Deltha Slaughter, Peggy Smith, Janet Spears, Florine Strube, Lazelle Whatley, Lois Whidden, Mary D. White, Jessie Wilkinson, Rosa Lee Williams, Juanita Wyatt, Elizabeth Yancy, Dorothy Young. THE WORLD CITIZENS CLUB Miss Arrie Barrett, Sponsor The World Citizens Club grew out of a movement which proposes to promote the ideals of world citizenship and lay a foundation for a new world order based on democratic principles among nations as well as individuals. The local club is interest' ed in uniting youth in this movement and plans to affiliate next year with the national organization which is about two years old. - OFFICERS - Jack Smith .... ............... ........ P 'r esident J. L. Hall ....... Vice President Kathryn Donham . . . ...... Secretary Dewain Dallas ...................... Parliamentarian - MEMBERS - Bobby Bean Sidney Hays Norma Rogers Emil Beck Jack Hight Ruth Ruiz jack Buster Marjorie Jackson Alonzo Scott Bill Capps Alexander Jaramillo Wilford Simcik Rose Marie Cunningham Dewain Dallas Nelson Davenport Camilla Davidson Evelyn DeMoville Katherine Donham Joy Wilson Flint I. L. Hall Bill Jones Mary Ella Key Betty Ann Lavery Iames McKinley Norma Mackin lean Nettleton Sylvan Polunsky INQQQLAAI Jack Smith Helen Speer Eloise Steele Larence Thorne Charles Ann Walling Alice Lynn Weaver Helen Wilson Timothy Wood MASQUE AND GAVEL Miss Mary E. Compton, Sponsor Masque and Gavel, an honorary society recently organized in S. A. H. S., has for its purpose the promotion and recognition of better speech activities and cof ordination of school and community activities. Twelve seniors and six juniors were selected as charter members. Recognition is given not only for excellent but also for marked improvement in oral performance. Charlene Andrews Sim Christy Mary Lou Codbehere Louise Hillyer Mary Jordan Joe Webb McKnight H MEMBERS - Blanche McKee Melba Kleitches Iris Lovejoy Estelle Mercer Ion Miller lim Morgan James Nicholas Alonzo Scott Larence Thorne Barbara Wallace Paul Wilson Timothy Wood IOCUNDA COMITIA LATINORUM Miss Mary Emma Rosson, Sponsor JCCUNDA CCMITIA LATINORUM is dedicated to the advancement of classical learning and the familiarization with parliamentary law. It was recently awarded another chapter certificate in the Junior Classical League, which is sponsored by the American Classical League. - OFFICERS - First Semester Lois Whidden ................. ....... P resident Tutra Stumberg ............... Vice President Charles Ann Walling . . . ....... Secretary Rebecca Herman .... .......... ...... T 1' easurev Betty Ann Lavery .................. Parliamentarian Second Semester Rebecca Herman ......................... President Paul Wilson ........ .......... . .. Vice President Duwain Hughes .... ...... S ecretary Tutta Stumberg , ..... ...... T 1'easu1e'r Joe Webb McKnight ................ Pafliamentarian MEMBERS-Patsy Beazley, Helen Bullock, Edward Caroe, Ruth Cotton, Nancy ,lane Cranford, Mary Duncan, Rebecca Herman, Louise Hillyer, Duwain Hughes, Marilyn Johnston, Margaret Kemp, Betty Ann Lavery, Iris Lovejoy, Joe Webb McKnight, Marguerite McKnight, Doris Meadows, Estelle Mercer, Ion Miller, lxiaxine Montgomery, Iean Nettleton, Lida Jane Nowell, Dick Phillips, Marilyn Cliver, Justine Ramsay, U'Nita Faye Rogers, Billie Scott, James Simms, Reta Simms, Louis Spellman, Helen jean Stroman, Tutta Stumberg, Clifford Taylor, Minnie' fred Taylor, Bernard Trimble, Angus Truett, Barbara Wallace, Charles Ann Walling, Mary Frances Ware, Alice Lynn Weaver, Ann Wester, Lois Whidden, Mildred Alice White, Paul Wilson, Willa Wayne Withers, Billye Sue Young, Margey Young. LCS ROMANCISTAS DEL CONCHO - MEMBERS - Thomas Aldrich, Gus Allen, Robert Anthony, Charles Ray Baker, Beverly June Beck, Sara Jo Bell, Manuel Biera, Theodore Brass, Beverly Brooks, Naomi Burrows, Sara Bush, Fran' cisco Camunes, Jean Childers, Wanda Cockrell, Betty Jo Crawford, Joyce Crawford, Dewain Dallas, Mary Katherine Dickson, Joy Wilson Flint, ?Arthur Flores, Burton Goldman, Dora Hagelstein, Betty Jo Hanks, iiAna Ray Hays, Clive Hazard, Maxine Hennersdorf, zlsabel Her' nandez, June Holiman, Alexandro Jaramillo, Peggy Jo Jett, :l:0phelia Johnson, Alma Ruth Joiner, Mary Ella Key, Frank Kreidel, Dale Lane, Louise Lincecum, Paul Losoya, Katherine McCarroll, :5:Jo Alice McDonald, James McKinley, Betty Jane Maxwell, Mortimer Mertz, Joan Metcalf, Melvin Miller, Jim Morgan, Winn Murchison, Elizabeth Murphy, Pat Murphy, Dorothy Myers, Buckner Nesbit, Bettye Jane Nolder, Ann O'Connell. G. B. Pace, Douglas Renner, Valda Purf viance, Ruth de Ruiz, Sammie June Seay, Marie Snodgrass, James Tegart, Patsy Tegart, Lu Terrell, Minnie Bell Timm, Faye Weatherby, Alliene Wiggins, Dowell Williams, Helen Wilson, Ruth Wilson, Juanita Wyatt, Louise Young. fgAssociate membersj LGS RGMANCISTAS DEL CONCHO Miss Avis Weir and Mr. W. F. Webb, Sponsors One of the largest clubs in our school is the Los Romancistas Del Concho, which was organized in 1938 for the purpose of promoting interest in the customs of our Latin American neighbors. Students are eligible for membership if they speak Spanish or have completed Spanish Z with an A average. Two outstanding events of the 194Of'4l season were a costume party in the fall and a PanfAmerican broadcast to the entire student body over the public address system on April 3. - CFFICERS - First Semester James McKinley . . ........ . . Dewain Dallas . . Louise Young .. . Alliene Wiggins ................ Lu Terrell ..................... -loan Metcalf and Burton Goldman. . Alma Ruth Joiner ............... Second Semester Mortimer Mertz ................ Alliene Wiggins ................ Maxine Hennersdorf . . . Marie Snodgrass .............. Beverly June Beck ............. Ruth Ruiz and Joy Wilson Flint. . . Alma Ruth Joiner ............ Lu Terrell .................. President Vice President . . . . Secretary . . . . . 'Treasurer .. . . Reporter .Song Leaders . . , . . . Pianist President Vice President . . . . . . Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . . Reporter .Song Leaders Pianist Poet A f I f 5? . 1 - MEMBERS -- THE SAN ANCELC HIGH SCHCCL MIXED CHORUS Miss Tennie Thompson, Director The San Angelo High School Mixed Chorus, composed of two girls' glee clubs and one boys' glee club, has a membership of ninety. The highlights of the l94Of4I school year were participation in the annual Christmas concert of the Philharmonic Society and the annual spring concert of the High School Music Department. The girls' trio, organized in September, 1940, has sung on numerous occasions during the school year, one of these being the MidfTexas Teachers' Convention at Brownwood. The girls octet, also organized in the fall of 1940, has taken part in various high school social events, radio assembly programs, K G K L broadcasts, and in programs of civic and church organizations. Anna Alexander Mary Barton Bill Beard Margaret Beck Mary Ann Beck Bennie Bilboa Veda Blakeway Earline Boatright Echo Box John Ross Brazier Naomi Chamless William Chastain Robert Chenoweth Jean Childers Wanda Cockrell Ruth Cotton Joyce Crawford Adeola Crochet Maxine Cuzick Camilla Davidson Mary Catherine Dixon Kathryn Donham Jolene Doss Weldon Draper Mary Duncan Christine Dunham Anna Evans Ellen Farr Frances Foster Louise Fox Beatrice Garner Betty Garner Frances Gibson Betty Jo Goodwin Virgil Gustine Reta Handley Clive Hazard Zeta Higginbotham Helen Holloway Louise Holt Zois Hughes Peggy Jo Jett Rozelle Johnson Mary Jordan Mozelle Journey Norma Jean Kelley Rose King Allyne Landrum Mary Frances Leiber Jacquelyn Logan Wauree Logan Billy Martin Lois McCleery Clyde McClure Doris Meadows Lorraine Medders Iviaxine Montgomery Peggy Moore Doris Morehead Ruby Morse Billy Nevans Linda Neyland Marilyn Oliver Nelda Fern Pate Valda Purviance Justine Ramsay U'Nita Faye Rogers Sammie Seay Aleene Simcik Aneta Skiles Raymond Smith Betty Jo Steele Eloise Steele Clifford Taylor Mary Jim Thompson Bernard Trimble Barbara Wallace '- Betty Wallace Alice Lynn Weaver Mary White Helen Whitfield Rector Whitfield Ernest Wilbanks Jane Willis June Wilson Melba Wolff Melba Woolridge Helen Young GIRLS' TRIO Mary Jordan Doris Meadows Dorothy Meadows GIRLS' OCTET Kathryn Donham Mary Duncan Beatrice Garner Wauree Logan 'U'Nita Faye Rogers Sammie Seay Barbara Wallace Alice Lynn VJeaver SAN ANGELO HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA Mr. Homer A, Anderson, Conductor The concert orchestra, while not seen as much as the band, plays an important part in the instrumental program. This year's orchestra of fortyfnine members ap' peared on a number of programs. Among these were the Senior Play, the Christmas radio broadcast, public service programs, and the Sixth Annual Concert sponsored by the Instrumental Music Department of S. A. H. S., and the commencement ex' ercises. - OFFICERS -- Melba Wolff Norma Rogers Doris Lummus Martha Rucker Dorris Prager FIRST VIOLINS Ada Moncrief Dorris Prager Doris Jean Lummus Jane Farr Bobbye O'Quinn Randall Cook Pat Murphy Harry Economidis Billie Gene Beaty Kate Alice Castle Allene Smith Nancy Lee Nye SECOND VIOLINS Anna Warren Joe Faye Pate Daphne Kirk Joyce Thompson La Wanna Sells La Royce Clark Mary Io Tankersly Vice - PERSONNEL - Eva -lo Miller Dorothy Pauline Anderson Frances Crawford Louise Austin VIOLA Shirley Wright 'CELLOS Betty Wilson Dorothy Morehead Dorothy Gibson STRING BASSES Bettye Russell Lola Banta SOUSAPHONE Nancy Kenney CORNETS Betty Ruth Williams Connie Higgins CLARINETS Oia Mae Bledsoe Mary Io Minton President President Secretary Treasurer Reporter June Norman Sturgis Minifred Taylor Melba Jack Gordon FLUTES Martha Rucker J. P. Hamby SAXOPHONES Norma Rogers Jack Grey TROMB-ONES Joe Darby James Livingston PERCUSSION Billie Joyce LeNior Arthurleigh Bartzen Gene Wills Livingston PIANO Melba Wolff BARITONE Adeline Barrett HIGH SCHOOL BAND SAN ANGELC HIGH SCHCCL BAND Mr. Homer A. Anderson, Director The San Angelo High School Band placed Division I, in Class A marching in thc National Band Meet in Waco on May 9, and 10. The Bobcat Band won a third division in the concert gplaying. San Angelo stiffer competition Throughout ball and basketball At the ann genii spell around sian Marketw and A. L. Banta Theo. Brass Weldon Buelow Bob Byrd Bill Capps Victor Cardiel Charles Carruth Edward Caroe Eugene Carpenter K. C. Collier Billie Cox Hillman Crownover Nelson Davenport A. J, Deans Ignatio Economidis Pete Economidis Garland Emfinger Floyd Farrington Thomas Franklin Robert Gerber Arlon Hamby J. P. Hamby soloists won high ratings at the State Meet in Abilene and in the at Waco. the year, the band has given its loyal support to the Bobcat foot' games and to various civic and recreational events. ual band and orchestra concert, on March 28, the boys wove a an audience of one thousand with their renditions of In a Perf g 'Stormy Weather. - MEMBERS - Jack Harmon Marvin Hawkins ' Vol B. Hawkins Jack Hazel Tomme Hemphill Morris Herring Standley Hudler Tennyson Hull Alexander Jaramillo Bill Jenkins George Johnson Howell Kent J. H. Key Harvey Keyes Billy Knebel Dale Kirby Jim Kolster Jack Lieber Lawrence Lossing Jack McDurmitt John McMillan James McKinley Philip Maginot Mart Melton Sammy Moore Tolbert Owens G. B. Pace Dick Phillips Sylvan Polunsky Fred Potthast Wilson Rink Norman Rogers Edward Silliman Buddy Smith Swift Sparks Bill Taylor Bob Turner Billy Wall Smilie Watkins Glendon Westbrook Ewell Wilburn Gene Wills Billy Wilson Joy Wilson Flint fBdT1d Sweetheartj HILLMAN CRGWNOVER, DRUM MAJOR JGY WILSON FLINT, BAND SWEETHEART PEP LEADERS Bonnie Lou Zeigler, Wilma Faye McGlothin, and Beverly june Beck led the cheering and marching of the pep squad and drill squad. Bonnie Lou with her natural quality of leadership and a year's experience was elected by the drill squad as head leader. Beverly june's graceful step and Wilma Eaye's strong Voice assisted in leading at parades and football and basketball games. wm4...a.u-- annum:-ww-aw --aff' R...-,L L ,A,. 'A ishhsnslau nf 'FOP ROW: Marilyn Johnston Mary White Helen Whitfield Bobby O'Quinn Zois Hughes Willa Wayne Withers Betty Ann Lavery Helen Speer Justine Ramsay Newana Cotcher SIXTH ROW: Anna Smith Margueretta Cross Mary Walraven Lida Nowell .lean Guthrie Helen Wohlford Clara Fae Bryan Margey Young Margie Walters Betty .Iudirh Hill Betty Hollingsworth Katherine Koon DRILL SQUAD FIFTH ROW: Anna Ray Hays Mary Proctor Mary Eleanor Scott Loyce Marie johnson Sara Sue Mann Natalie Lacy Gertrude Fritz Nellie Cowley Ruth Stein ,lean Baker Evelyn Tyler Norma Rogers FOURTH ROW: Acleola Crochet Minnie Bell Timm Wanda Sue Dixon Charles Ann Walling Marjorie Curry Colene Foster Beryle Jeanne Elliott Helen jean Stroman Tutta Stumberg Deltha Slaughter Christine Luce Dorothy Crownover THIRD ROW: Wauree Logan Norma Clements Modena Dyches Sara Bush Helen Hall Minnie Lee Bollinger Jo Alice McDonald Mildred Alice White Mary Margaret McGee Francis Erwin June Shafer Betty Russell SECOND ROW: Betty Jean McCorkle Peggy McDaniel Patsy Allison Ollie Lou Tippett Anna Lou Wester Rosa Lee Williams MEMBERS NOT PICTURED Betty Barry Betty Hollingsworth Louise Young Maxing Culwell Sarah McBurnett Billie Lucille Benson Lois Whidden Carolyn Dodson Mary Sue Flanagan Billie Scott Helen Robinson FRONT ROW: Betty joe Goodwin Dorothy Myers Billie Katheryn Nevans Maxine Montgomery Annette Smith 'Olga Atkinson Betty Louise Henderson Ruth Royal less-ie Lee York Patsy Beazley .lean Keith Norma Rains LEADERS: Beverly June Beck Bonnie Lou Zeigler Wilma Faye McGlothlin lldhtllqti-an VW-1'T............... 'nw-T-ir-5,-a...--...--. rarr TOP RONV: Bennie Foster Mary Bailey Ruth Teague Margaret Bledsoe Reba May Culberson Kathryn Duncan Hazel Lawler Ruth Durham Frances Powell Helen Ruth Hill Mary jane Herdnian Eloise Steele Beverly Brooks Pattie jane Eread FOURTH ROYX' Nizrgie Segler Nlargie Henson Billy .lane XVhite lacoueline Carnes Kathervn McCarroll Billie lo Sparkman loan Metcalf Irene Marecek Doris Lurnmus Margaret Kemp Marguerite McKnight PEP SQUAD Louise Holt Billie Gene Beaty Betty jo Steele THIRD ROVV: Sarah McBurnett Alice Gompers Edna Marie Taylor Blanche Horn Fay Weatherby Delphene Cope Doris Holiman Corinne Hall Colleen 'lones Maxine Hennersdorl' Betty .lo Hanks Billie Cradcloek Mary Elizabeth Burns Betty .lane Geets Ola Reville SECOND ROVJ: Cleo McKee Doris Crownover Eloise Adell Patsy Perry Martha Wood Anna Louise Evans Yvonne Ernfinger Sara ,lo Bell Christine Dunnam Mary jean Rau Mary .lean Parman Madelle Moore Marilyn Oliver Shirley Wright FRONT ROXX Dorothy Nash Roy Beth Cowart Betty XVilson Gladys Windham luanita Wyatt Dorothy Young Reba Sinclair Dorothy Bell Bly Tommie Lee Snodgra Lucy Davis Betty Lon Barnes Mary Beth McLaughl n lonnie Faye McDaniel Nancy Kenney Ruth Cotton LEADERS: Beverly ,lune Beck Bennie Lou Zeigler NVilnia Faye lv1cGlothl1n f , i 2 I S f E Q ii 4 f,,-f f,',Q,.f7g-gyvww .1 4 5 .g.,,,v,, cg, ., V , M.. ,. , If 4 6 L U ,K , .,,,. M3 1 I V ff W A- 2 R111 ' V Liv ' WK f X, 1 , f f, f, . LINEU P SALESMEN During the 1940 Football season, the proverbial unlucky thirteen proved to he very lucky for the linefup salesmen. Twelve girls and Harris Smith, sales man' ager, sold more linefups than in any preceding year. All of the salesmen worked to master new techniques of making sales, hut Annette Smith with her sweet ucome' hither smile managed to outsell the others. Patsy Allison and Beryle Jeanne Elliott ranked second and third, respectively. The linefup salesmen pictured are, from the left tip of the Av to the right: Carolyn Dodson, Peggy MacDa11iel, Patsy Allison, Qllie Lou Tippett, Rosa Lee Wil' liams, Helen Marie Wohlford, Betty Jean McCorkle, Tutta Stumherg, Jean Guthrie, and Patsy Beazley. Those in the crosshar are, left to right: Annette Smith, Harris Smith, and Betty Louise Henderson. QQ gy., E- xg X rex vw f,Vf!f f my ,MW ,,.. 2 soPHoMoRE TENNIS PLAYERS 5- J GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATIGN In September there were approximately 400 girls in gym classes, which met twice a week. In the fall the girls played tennis, aerial darts, deck tennis, baseball, and soccer. The fall intramural tennis tournament was won by Marie Snodgrass, first year matches, Maxine Culwell, second year matches, and Helen Marie Wohlford, third year. Winter weather drove the girls into the gym where they engaged in tumbling and volleyball. Spring, besides reviving the fall sports, brought with it goalfhi, horse shoes, and ropefjumping. GIRLS' HEALTH In the girls' health classes, held each Wednesday, the prevention and cure of diseases and the structure of the body were studied and the girls wrote themes based on the discussions. Each girl wrote a theme on the subject Increasing the Span of Life and entered this in the contest sponsored by the Women's Auxiliary of the State Medical Association of Texas. Blanche McKee's theme was judged the best and she was awarded the five dollar prize. In the posture contest, joy Wilson Flint was chosen as the girl having the best posture. I 1. TUMBLING TEAM UNIOR AND SENIOR TENNIS PLAYERS GIRLS' TENNIS HELEN MARIE WOHLF-ORD This year Helen Marie 'iWohlfy lettered for the second year. Last year she was an outstanding singles player, who lost to the district winnerg this year she prov' ed to be an outstanding doubles player, losing to the winner of the regional tournament. She will be remember' cd as a determined player, who is always upokerffacedn in a game and whose tennis is polished in every respect. After defeating Garner in their first match in the region, the doubles team lost to Peters Prairie. WILMA FAYE MQGLOTHLIN 1941 was the second year that Wilma Faye lettered in doubles. She is known far and wide for her hard drives. The pass word of her opponents has become Don't play the blonde's back hand. Quite different from her partner, Helen, she is always smiling while play' ing. Wohlford and McGlothlin did not play for individuf al glory, and their superior team work was responsible for their victories. TUTTA STUMBERG Tutta is an experienced player from last year, when she was a substitute. Representing San Angelo in the District Meet as the girls' singles player, she lost to the girl who later won first in the Regional Meet. Stumberg is one who will not give up until the last point has been played. She can match strokes with the best players and because of her good sportsmanship is a favorite among her opponents. JEAN GUTHRIE Guthrie, who had played tennis only eighteen months before this year, made the most improvement of any girl on the squad. jean, with her good brand of tennis, was a upinchfhitterv in singles and doubles. Although she knew that the odds were against her for making the district team, she continued her outstanding faithfulness. HELEN WHITFIELD In the invitation tournament Helen lost in the semi' finals in singles. One of the outstanding tennis players in high school, she stayed with the team and helped the three district players to be better by playing with them every afternoon. FRANCES SIMS Understanding, faithfulness, and skill in tennis made Miss Sims a perfect tennis coach. In victories her girls have had their share, and in the realm of sportsmanship they surpass. Whether in practice or matches she gives them the motto Sportsmanship, then Victory! Workf ing with them, playing with them, rejoicing with them, and pulling for them, Sims is admired not only by the girls she coaches but by the entire school. b . 5132. 1 , f IV . -V r ' N, 5 L. . , , 'X - H s 1, 4 ' A ' : -s,sg,f:1,,g,3. 3 yy 't M ,Q ' I I . f f- ' . U 'A' f Q ' ?if,a,p:e 1 ' 9 'V K me ' ,V.f?a42.1' Magi wk 3 5 vw--f,.,.,, 4,4,,,,tn Q, , . ta V -f TC THE COACHES The Senior Class of San Angelo High School wishes to offer its gratitude to Coaches Harry Taylor, Hervey Blue, and Charles Harless for the time and the labor that they have spent in furthering the athletic program in Senior High. Known throughout the state as an astute football mentor and as a builder of fine young manhood, Harry Taylor made a definite imprint on the minds of all the students who knew him. With a football team which fought on its heart alone and with a basketball squad that went to the finals in the Regional, Coach Taylor ended a ten year period of splendid service in San Angelo High. Coach Hervey Blue exhibited his ability this spring by turning out a track team that captured the District Tournament crown and won second in the Regional. While he was producing a champion track squad, Coach Blue also ably managed the boys' athletic activities following Mr. Taylor's resignation Mellow as an old pipe, Coach Blue is impossible to dislike. Amiable Charles Harless directed the Kitten football eleven in their search for gridiron experience last fall. Coach Harless' teaching duties were extended at the close of the football season, and the Coach was unable to finish the year with the boys. PRESENTATION GE AWARDS T0 THE CGACHES BOBCAT TRAVELING SQUAD OE 1940 f fy Q , ff I I NO. NIO. NO. NO. FOOTBALL LETTERMEN NO. 82 - LEE SANDLIN Our Mighty Mite of last season, Roughf house Lee Sandlin, lived up to last year's title, 'Ltoughest sixtyfminute man on the team, again this year. A leader of both field and school activities, Lee was selected captain of the Bobcats with few dissenting votes. 76 - FLOYD DODSON Floyd Dodson, blockingfback deluxe, played hard and worked hard for the team and never let it down. Hawk will be back next year with the weight and experience essential for a good wingman. 70 - BOBBY LONON The fiery little sparkplug of the team, Bobby Lonon, won his spurs-and his letter-with his ac' curate passing and deceptive running. A cunning quarterback, Bobby was especially adapted to faking punts and running the Bobcats out of dangerous po' sitions. 87 - CHARLES POTTS Charles Potts, ace pass snatcher, was a confi' dent and aggressive end who never slowed up when he was once in the game. Charles could really make his blocks stick. 97 4 LOUIS HILL When the Cats were in dire need of a first down, Louis i'Blueberry Hill crashed the forward wall for the necessary yardage. A combination full' back and tackle, Louis effectively stopped up the gaps in our line. NO. NO. NO. NO. 87 - DALE CHASE Blue eyes and blond hair lured this triplefthreat quarterback to that southeast corner near the band more times than one. Swivel-hipped Swede scored most of the points for the Cats this year and will be eligible for the squad next year. 68 - R. T. COPE After two years on the squad without any recog' nition, Cope gained the limelight this year with his splendid punting. This 140 pound package of nitro' glycerine set rival teams back on their heels time and again with rolling kicks that were well over the safety man's head. 89 - CECIL TURNER Following in the footsteps of his famous cousins, Cecil played the rough and rugged type of football typical of the Teague clan. Playing his first year as a regular, Turner was one of the hardest on the team to block. 78 - I. R, BARKER I. R. Barker, one of the best defensive men on the squad, was always ready to carry his share of the load. Barker is one of the five lettermen who will be back next year. , I NO. FOOTBALL LETTERMEN 92 - MORTIMER MERTZ Morty is one of the two West Texans selected to play on the North Team in the NorthfSouth game in the fall of 1941. This boisterous guard filters through a hostile line like quicksilver. Morty was as good a scholar as he was a guard on the team. . . NO. 73 - WAYNE CASON NO. 86 - FRANK KREIDEL NO. NO. NO. Little but loud, Wayne Cason was a defensive demon for the Bobcats at his end position. He has now given his undaunted courage to the service of his country. The navy has a good man in Wayne. 98 - SAM BARRETT Singing Sam Barrett, a big bruising tackle of 200 andfsome odd pounds, will always be remember' ed as the husky who blocked the Sweetwater punt and ended a four year period in which we had made no scores against the Mustangs, Sam delighted in smearing luckless enemy players into the ground. 91 - J. D. ALLEN Never complaining J. D. Allen filled his guard position to the best of his ability and will return next year to carry on for the Orange and Blue. 88 - BUDDY GIBBS After an injury had kept him on the sidelines for five weeks, Buddy recovered in time to assist the Bobcats in their last two struggles. Sturdy and staunch, Buddy never said quits. NO. NO. NO. Frank Kreidel, out for a position virtually cinch' ed by a potential all-district rnan, succeeded in gain' ing his letter through hard, muscleftearing work, Frank merited more praise than he received. 94 - BOB FORD Bob Ford, virtually an unknown at the beginning of the season, won his letter through his consistent hard playing and good spirit. Bonefsrnashing tackles and terrific power drives were Bob's specialties. 84 - MARTIN DEHNEL Martin Dehnel, quiet and unassuming, always hurled his 145' pounds from his guard position with deadly accuracy. Enemy ball carriers often wonder' ed how such a little man could hit as hard as Dehnel. Martin is a whitefhope for next year. 93 - BILL CUNNINGHAM Bill Cunningham, smiling and playful on the campus, was cool and deadly on the playing field. Streak, one of the team favorites, was on the ref feiving end of the spectacular pass which tied Abi' ene. BOBCAT CAGE SEASCN A hardy Bobcat basketball squad ended a splendid season in the Region 2 finals, losing to the Abilene Eagles, 25 to 20. In the District Tournament, San Angelo won over Barnhart, 29f14g Sterling, 35f22g Rocksprings, 27f6g Bronte, 25f17. The Cats scored 116 points to their opf ponents' 59. - GAMES PLAYED - SAHS ...... 16 Abilene , . ..... 24 SAHS ...... 26 Sweetwater . , . . . . 18 SAHS Midland .... SAHS Abilene . . . . 28 SAHS Lamesa ....... . . . SAHS Midland . . . 27 SAHS Eldorado ........... SAHS Colorado City 15 SAHS Colorado City SAHS Big Spring . 20 SAHS Rankin . . ..... . . . SAHS Sweetwater . , . . . .15 SAHS Imperial . . . . SAHS Eldorado . . 17 SAHS Big Spring .... SAHS Barnhart . , 14 SAHS Andrews . . . SAHS Sterling City 22 SAHS Odessa . . . SAHS Rocksprings , 6 SAHS Lamesa . SAHS ...... Bronte . . .. 17 SAHS Forsan . SAHS Star . 13 SAHS Brady . . SAHS ...... Abilene . 25 49 BASKETBALL Six of the ten lettermen will be back to scrap for San Angelo High next season They are Dowell Williams, Bill Jones, Harold Anderson, J. H. Key, J. R. Barker and Dale Chase. Dale Chase Lee Sandlin Bobby Lonon LETTERMEN Bill Cunningham, Captain Bill Jones J. R. Barker Dowell Williams Harold Anderson J. H, Key Rector Whitfield Reserve Lettermen: Melvin Miller, Floyd Dodson. - KITTEN LETTERMEN - Floyd Lyons Billy Jack Baker L. M. Hoskins Oran Lee Schuch Thomas Broyles Malcolm Mitchell Alex Jaramillo Milford Taft Jack Hight Sam Vines Jack Workman 1 WK? 3 ,QV , fi A4 fi! W, ,, ,. 2 A' - . ge ,.l 5 rw.:-::,: I to Q- 7 .4 1+ - X 05 f ft ' a ' im. .lf ' 4,1 ' rv-VSV W' ,i K 1 5 1 2 , Wg? ,f , 1 A 4 'e,,X4 . Q 5 6. . y 3 Q . Q. fr P f fifk 3 . 27 0 'VPN 74 y '35yz93Qf 4 . Q 5g , ,i , .Y,4f.ff , C APC fm 4 W Vim , r.,, V- TRACK Tutored by Coach Hervey Blue, the San Angelo track team won the District Meet with 44 points-the nearest competitor had 20 points. In the Region 2 Meet in Abilene, the Bobcats garnered 1826 points, thus losing to the Brady Bulldogs who made 2115 points. The Cats won second in the Range County Meet in Barnhart on March 15. Monahans won the meet with 37 points to our 36. Entering only five events with only five men, the Bobcats came in third in the Iraan Cactus Relays on March 22. The Cats won four first places out of the five events entered and won also a second and third place. The Bobcats tied for second place with Midland in the San Angelo Invitaf tion Track and Field Meet held here on March 29. It was by far the best meet held in West Texas in 1941. Brady won the meet with ZZV3 points, San Angelo and Midland were second with ziw points. Coach Blue took five men to the State Meet in Austin and entered them in three events, the 880 yard run, the 440 relay, and the mile relay. - LETTERMEN - Dale Chase Billy Jack Baker W. -O. Fleetwood Charles Potts jim Morgan Floyd Dodson Frank Meadows Jack Grafa Smilie Watkins Milton Taft Clovis Olsak Jack Runkels Bill Cunningham TENNIS W. F. Webb, Coach San Angelo Highs tennis squad reversed itself exactly in the District 7 Meet this spring. Last year, Dewain Dallas and Emil Beck won their doubles matchg while Jack Hight won nothing. This season Jack was the big boy, having stormed his way through the list of opponentsg while Dewain and Emil dropped their district doubles crown to Ballinger. In the first match in Abilene, jack met Ray Clark of Cisco. Clark beat him, 6f0, in the first set, but the Angelo lad took the next set, 6f4. After nearly losing the third set, Jack snared it, 7f5. Moving into the finals, Jack Hight lost to Tommy Hill, semiffinalist in the state meet, in straight sets, 6f1, 6fO, 6f3. Prospects for the Bobcats' future tennis squads are shaping up. Bernard Bart' zen, coming up from Junior High, will be a tough nut to crack in a year or two. Louis Spellman and Sam Vines, reserve lettermen this year, will be here next spring, and Jack Hight, who will be unbeatable next season, acording to the victor of the Region 2 match, has two years of eligibility if he wishes to play for San Angelo High. - LETTERMEN - Emil Beck Dewain Dallas jack Hight Reserve Lettermen: Louis Spellman, Sim Christy, Sam Vines 1 1 fi' N, Q .X X x ii -Mfmc l . xx 5-xx?-A lv RA .S wyfgw, X.. SAX. ' ex X .3-xg 3+ - ., QQ., xx- -N, X XXX K . QR 'x fxtxxl K- ,, Iifrx NX -' x KW 'SSA A,.w,,XX X -X I NMR , ' ' X . N X x --5 1,7 x f W. . . fam f, , Z v ' ,Z 1 I ,.,wfff ,,f,1,.,m,,.f,-,fwf- M V f, ,,,W,,,,,W, 4, I. f ff A I Y ' A 'Tl-IE' CAMPUS ooRRAL T f. T The Campus Corral staff has endeavored throughout the year 1940741 to act as proxy for a much needed auditorium by publishing a newspaper that has striven to unite the student body in democratic beliefs and actions, and to promote a school spirit unsurpassed by that of any other high school. Cofeditors, Harris Smith and Melba Kleitches, were responsible for seeing that the paper was put to bed, bifweekly, during the first semester. Harris had night' mares after bouts with the makcfup, and he added to the general campus activities with i'Perpetual Commotionf' Willa Wayne took over much of the makefup, with the assistance of Mildred Alice White, Dora Hagelstein, E. Barnes, and Jack Smith. Melba tried every journalistic tactic in writing editorials, feature stories, and news stories, and recorded scoops through the column, uCrchids and Cnionsf' The reporters that brought stories in alive were Charlene Andrews, Patricia Ann Bradbury, Estelle Mercer, Margey Young, Betty Jane Maxwell, Jean Guthrie, Helen Marie Wohlford, Louise Hillyer, Annette Smith, Valda Purviance, Billye Sue Young, Ann Wester, and Helen jean Stroman. Dowell Williams and James Simms, sports editors, furnished the sports lovers with an abundance of news about the Bobcats. Margaret Strain helped Ima Ruth Childs and Mary Proctor, circulation team, by making outstanding posters to advertise each issue. Margaret also reproduced several famous paintings and did originals for the paper. The financial end of the Corral was supported by an able advertising staff, with Rosa Lee Williams as manager and Mr. C. M. Franklyn as faculty adviser. This staff not only rivaled the prestige of the journalists, but often crowded out their most cherished gossip columns with two and three column spreads The salesmen were Iris Lovejoy, Betty Jean McCorkle, Gerald Huling, Juanita McMinn, Betty jo Duncan, Lida Nowell, .lim Morgan, Richard Cox, and G. C. Magruder. Acting as faithful chauffeurs for the salesmen were Cllie Lou Tippett, Bernard Akin, Billy Halamicek, and Charles Ann Walling. Typists that turned out reams of copy were Sara Sue Mann and Marjorie Pustejovsky. QUILL AND soRoLL Fifteen members were initiated into the Frank Dobie Chapter of the Quill and Scroll at a candleflighting ceremony on March 27 1941 Th l l h , , . e oca c apter was admitted near the close of the Campus Cor'ral's first year of publication, in April, 1939. John Davenport, president of the charter chapter of Quill and Scroll, and Hobart McD ll 'd ' ' owe , presi ent, presided at the ceremony, The fifteen new members initiated were Charlene Andrews, Patricia Ann Bradbury, Louise Hillyer, Melba Kleitches, Iris Lovejoy, Betty Jane Maxwell, Estelle Mercer, blames Simms, Harris Smith, Helen Jean Stroman, Mildred Alice White, Dowell Williams, Rosa Lee Wilf liams, Willa Wayne Withers, and Margey Young, Of the six persons who have served as editors on the Campus Corral, five were present for the initiation ceremony. In the picture below, these editors are, left to right, Melba Kleitches, editor 19407413 John Davenport, 193839, Hobart Mc' Dowell, 1939f'4O, Harris Smith, 19403 and Willa Wayne Withers, 1941. Tamea Henderson, editor 1939f'4O, is the one not pictured. After the ceremony, the new members elected their officers: Melba Kleitches, president, Dowell Williams, vice president, Iris Lovejoy, secretary, Estelle Mercer, treasurer, Willa Wayne Withers, parliamentariang and Charlene Andrews, reporter uhcx'tisim: X x M ' ik V X . Ssmitim, Gmfmm Hcxxxficmaza fxnaf , KK ' Sf h ,R3i'ii4fg iHf9 Hmzi Qgfrssivy 'i'4oGf:t kin I 'I V ' . 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L N, ,,IA smr-Jomcff me 006199 QM .W9If TE5F3YY LiMiRUUFHf ' V'5l xVL.,, 2 WESTERNER Cora A, Seymour, Sponsor From the opening of the fall campaign to induce students to have pictures made for the class section to the putting of the names on the covers, the 1941 WESTERNER staff has attempted to produce a yearbook which will many times bring pleasant memories of your 19404941 year in S. A. H. S. The staff expresses its appreciation to all who helped in the production of the yearbook, The cooperation of the CAMPUS CORRAL throughout the year and their financial aid were essential to the success of the WESTERNER. Especially does the staff appreciate the work of the sales force. Realizing the need for a school camera and other equipment for the offices of the CANIPUS CORRAL and the WESTERNER, the two staffs voted unanimously to put into a camera fund the money which had been set aside for the purchase of individual medals for staff members. - PRODUCTION STAFF - Evelyn Tyler ................ Joe Mertz ..... Ophelia Iohnson Iustine Ramsay Tutta Stumberg Jon Miller .... Duwain Hughes Editor . . . . Business Manager . . . . . . Class Editor . . . . . Class Editor . . . . ...Club Editor . . . . . Drainatics Editor . . Staff Photographer James Simms .. ...... Boys' Sports Dowell Williams ..... Boys' Sports Lois Whidden . Girls' Sports ,lean Guthrie . . . . . Girls' Sports Doris Meadows .............. Typist Maxine Montgomery .. ................. Typist jack Harmon ....... . . . Lewis Buttery ..... . . . Reynolds NVillig ............. Mounting of Photographs Mounting of Photographs Mounting of Photographs Gertrude Fritz Louise Hillyer Mary McGee Lida Nowell - ASSOCIATES - Billie Scott Willene Smallwood Ann Wester R. O. Williams -- CAPTAINS OE SALES TEAMS -- Bill Capps Kathryn Donham -lack Grafa Rebecca Herman Paul Wilson Pat Murphy Lee Sandlin Ruth Stein Dowell Williams A r F u- M-M-- -'-W JUNIOR PROM DALE CHASE, Beau of the Prom WILMA FAYE MCGLOTHLIN, Belle of the Prom ,N , t, .5 , ' 'Q' J 'fyffy s -, ,J f ,,'f f Q 53 ww WM we W 1Wf , K ,A , 9, f f,,, 5 -- . 'ixn- 4 -h 1 E, y 'Q W-R5 4: 'VV' K' Y T is A vm. , , N W gfwwww gf, img K QXXNETQ-,'N X Q LV.. 1 'V 'f 2 3 5 E s E S E K r E in QW t, fyf 0 6 MMS? 1 'fi Q33 0 V Q Harris Avenuesgrade 3 2. Harris Avenue-grade 3 San Jacinto-grade 3 4. Stephen F. Austin-grade 3 Santa Ritafgrade 3 6. Sunday School Class Santa Rita-grade 5 8. 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