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

Text from Pages 1 - 186 of the 1945 volume:

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Q92 X - Q xjfr-12:23 1 L1 1 -it ii15?':1 ' 3 211221, iff WITH THE CO-OPERATION: OF , NEWSFOTO WALLACE STUDIOS UNIVERSAL BOOKBINDERY DEDICATION Since the beginning of the war, many of the sons and daughters of San Angelo High School have entered the services to fight and even die for the liberty that we are enjoying. It is to them that we wish to dedicate this 1945 WESTERNER. SAN ANGELO SENICR HIGH GYMNASIUM ADMINISTRATICDN 5 in WM- H-E I ,!Y, 47, Board Of Education Ed Schuch Marion Clay Woodward PRESIDENT SECRETARY VICE-PRESIDENT Emmett Cox S. C. Thorne W. I. Marschall Paul Lassen 1 ., ', f' ie L I if I ww 1 K' ADMINISTRATION BUILDING BRYAN DICKSQN IOHN L. BISHOP During his one year as principal of S.A.H.S., Mr. Bishop has won the admiration of every teacher and student in the school. His high ideals of justice and democracy will long be remembered. MOLLIE BIERSCHWALE Dean of Girls x VON RHEA BEANE Dean of Boys 1J if ..., - V .A,, 3 ,' i, l was Fi r.. . .4 K L f ,L WW 1 . by . - :rv W ' w:w .f will X 4 -ffm E2 3 :- - r ..,. ..i.,. 1. , . K 5:13 Q ' anti 2559152 iii ANDERSON, H. A. Band, Orchestra BARRETT, ARRIE History, Civics BARTON, MRS. ROBERTA Latin, English BEANE, VON RHEA Commercial Arithmetic, Genercxl Math BIERSCHWALE, MOLLIE Trigonometry, Solid Geometry BITNER, GRACE Texas History, Civics, Economics BLAKENEY, ANN Biology, Home Nursing, BROWN, IOSEPHINE English BROWN, MARTHA English CHUMNEY, NAN English COLE, ED. B. lournalism CURRY, ORA MAE Civics, History Clothing DE BERRY, R. G. Algebra DYKES, l. I. Plane Geometry, Algebra EILERS, MRS. KATHRYN History EMERSON, R. W. Preflight, Navigation, Driver Education. General Math EPPS, FRANCES' Biology, Clothing FIE, VIOLA Biology FISK, KATHRYN Algebra, Geometry , - FLOYD, PENELOPE Chemistry X GIBSON, RODNEY Bible l GRAHAM, PAUL ' Machine Shop HERRING, IOYCE . Secretarial Training, Typing HESIAND, TO Spanish 4 - , E2 A A s lm? ' ' i f.u5z.Q ' ' ' ' ,. :.r:': -' li K 1 ff r V :lj M ' 1, - ww: ., . 12g .4 ' A -1 .,:,,E: 2E ikifajsg N .mrf gz ,9 f3f5?f:? f .. ilxyfvigltrif ii' H1355 2 xyjf fig ix? E f,m??1fi f .. X 0- ,Q J r R fx X M Q ,M S' Xl M 'y I A 'n 4 Q 3 1 4 5? 1 all A 2 X . ,.,,, r. gin ,Jeni lg! M 21 5 ee is if . , . E .I 3 tw-:F S 3 HILL, MARIE Glee Club HILLYER. RUTH Plane Geometry, A HUMBERT. IOHN L. History' , IONES, FRANK Radio IONES, INA Foods, Clothing LITTLE, ELIZABETH Spanish MCMURREY, PAULINE Speech MOLEN, O.UISA Physical Education PARTIN. I, W. Part-time Training PATTERSON, IACIG Physical Education PICKETT, VIOLET English ' At POTEET. ANNE English lgebra RODGERS, MRS. WILLIE MAE , History. Algebra RODGERS. E. E. Algebra SEAGLER, R. E. 5 Typing, Bookkeeping- SHAVER, THELMA Mechanical Drawing STANLEY, ALLIE MARIE Librarian STAPP, IESSIE English THOMAS, CARMA - English WAKEFIELD, CATHERINE Physical Education WALLACE, IEWELL i1- 'f'-i- ' 3 Football, Basketball, Physical Education WHITE, E. T. Trades and Iniglustries , ' 4' ggi if WOOLEY. CLAUDE C. Physics, Biology. Algebra YOUNG ,E. E. I Vocational Agriculture if PARKER, FRANCES Secretary STRICKLAND, THELMA Attendance Clerk SPENCE. MARY BAIN Bookkeeper A Assistant Secretary to Schoolboard SEN IDRS . faq, X 1 ljlff? u i-f,,:'I'3 ? SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS TACK COFFMAN CViCe-Pfesidentb IOYCE MCINTIRE CSecreff1ryD CONNIE METCALF grfeasurerp s SAM CALLAN CPresidentj DENNIS DOYLE CReporterj SENIOR CLASS OF '45 My senior class of '45 we carry many memor1es Three years have flown it seems to me, And we will always think of these As happy years-as bright, full years. With just a little sorrow too We think of all the fun we've had, And leave the old times for the new. Two years ago-our sophomore year- Remember how we used to gaze With timid eyes, so wonderingly At grown-up Seniors' worldly Ways? Then came our bolder junior year. We cherred our football team to State. The Iunior Prom left memories- We still thought Seniors were first-rate At last we gained our Senior name. We had our Banquet, Kid-Day, too: We had such fun those last few weeks! But graduation left us blue. If, years from now, we took the pains To trace the lives of Ange1o's best, We'd find the Class of '45 Would still be leading all the rest! ABBOTT, LAMOINE G.A.A. '45, Pep Squad '43. Hey-y-y, Ab-bo-ott! You're just the gal we're looking for, ALEXANDER. CHARLES Uncle Sammy has already taken charge of Charley's life. ANDERSON, DOROTHY . Melodeers '44,, '45, Orchestra '425 Glee Club '43, 1 '44, '45, National Honor Soclety '44. She can dial F. L. like a radio. ARMSTRONG. EDGAR Band '43, '44, '45, Pre-Flight Club '45, Baton Club '44, Rodeo Band '44. One of those Arm-strong boys-in more ways than' one. ARMSTRONG. IOANNE Pep Squad '43, Drill Squad '44, '45, G.A.A. '43, Corral Staff '44, '45. A disposition and beauty all her own. ARTHUR. BILLIE One of our greatest Authurs! I AVANTS, DOLORES You know, Ay-ya-ya, Dolores. AYERS, LELIA MAY Future Homemakers Club '43, Distributor's Club '33, '44, '45. '- She's ot about,to give you the Ayn BAKER. BILLIE MARIE Campus Corral '43, '44, 45. She's a. Westerner 'cause she loves Boots and saddles. BAKER, LAVONNE She's as gay as she is charming. , Lu W'-. . ,, 4 Glrl if -vt AAN 55:13 -e-vf:g,:, 4 M.. ,km 451 S ' . wa, BAKER, MARY BETH Future Homemakers' Club '43: Student Council '43: Pep Squad '43g Drill Squad '44, '4-57 Campus Corral '44, '45. An adorable miss. BARBEE. LEROY Band '43, '44, '455 PreCFIight Club '4-4. The most angelic looking boy we know. BARKER. MELBA G.A.A. '4Q, '45g Pep Squad '437 Drill Squad '44. '45: Tennis '44, '4'5. A regular all around girl. BARNES. MARGARET ANN And still they gazed and still the wonder grew That one snfiall head could carry all she knew. BARRETT, ILA FAY F A true friend. no matter what the weather. BATCHLER, PATRICIA ANN ' Orchestra '43g Tennis '45: G.A.A. '43g Spanish :Club '44, '45: Pep Squad.'42. Pat's full of vim and vitality. BATES. WANDA She is loved by all of her friends. BATTS. MARY Pep Squad '42g Drill Squad '42, '43g Student Council '43g Euclidean Circle '45: National Honor Society '44g Westerner '45. Battsie +a woman with a mind of her own- and what a mind! BEAN. BETTY Pep Squad '42y Drill Squad '43, '44g Line-Up Salesman '43g Student Council '42g Spanish Club '44g National Honor Society '44p Euclidean Circle '45g Westerner Staff '45g May Day Duchess '45. The greatestdiscovery since 1492l BECK, ROBERT National Honor Society '44g Chemistry Club '44, '455 Euclidean Circle, '44, '45: Junior Rotarian '44, '45. A boy who wears his honors modestly. BECKER, IOHN G. Band '42, '43, '44, '45, Orchestras '42, '43, '44, '45l Euclidean Circle '45, Rodeo Band '44: Pit Ol'- 'chestra '42, '43. , , He is always ready to engage in conversation. BELCHER. MARYlNELDA A girl after our own hearts. BELL, IOE Band '42, '43, '44, '45, Chemistry Club '45, Senior Play '45, One-Act Plays '45, Masque and Gavel '45 A mention spurs him on. BLUMENTRITT. RUSSELL Gym Basketball Champs Ah! Chemistry! BOBO. BARBARA Sweet as the day ls long. BOLF. DOROTHY TAYNE f Pep Squad '43, Drlll Squad '43, Distributors Club '45, Campus Corral '44. A must on every campus. BOLLINGER, BILLY IACK Band '43, '44, '45, Rodeo Band '43. One of those boys who's really reet! BONNER, GEORGE ANN G.A.A. '43, '44, Part Time Tralnirng Club '45 Pep Squad '42, '43. Sweet as they come. BOX. RAMONA :Spanish .Club '43, Pep Squad '42, Drill Squad '43, 44, National llonor Society '44, Westerner Staff '45 Campus Corrall '44. A cute little Red Head who has all our hearts. I BOX, MAX Football '42, '43, '44, '45, .A Association '43 '44, '45, Track '44, Pre-Flight Club '44 Class Officer '44. A rough and tough football player and jitterbul-I 4 in ew ai M BRASHERS. LELAND Mirror, mirror on the wall . . BRITTAIN. BUNCH KING Campus Cirral '43, '447 Chemistry Club '45. The mad Chemist. BRODNAX. MARY ANN She will be somebody's dependable secretary. BRYANT. MARY ANN Pep Squad '42: Drill Squad '43, '44g One-Act Plays '457 Spanish Club '42g Footlighters '45g Tennis '45g Senior Play '45g Westerner '45g Student Council '45: National Honor Society '44g May Day Duchess '45. D She has that combination of brains and beauty. BUCK. DOROTHY Future Salesmen of America '45. She's a. grand housewife. BUCK. FELIX Pre-Fllght Club '45g Distributlve Education Club '45' FFA. '42. Hegll neyer let worries or troubles Buck him BURSON. GRACE ANN We see brown eyes, beautiful and interprising. CAIN. MILES Gym Basketball Champs '45 I-Ie has Miles of smiles for you. CALLAN. SAM President of Class '43, '44, '457 Footballs '42, '43, 'Q4: Co-captain of Football team '44g HAH Asso. clauon '42. '43, '444 '45: Track '45g Student Ad- V'90 Y COUf1clI '44g Euclidean Circle '45g National Honor' Sogiety '44g Junior Class Favorite: Beau of Jr. Prom '45p Westerner '45. Foul' times OUT PFGXY-What more can we say? CAMPBELL. WILLADENE Pep Squad, '42g Drlll S d '43, '44- , ,455 mee club '44-Z qua . G A.A. '43 A Swell girl with' a. personality to match. CARLEY, KENNETH Pre-'Flight Club '42, '43, '44, A Association '42, '43, '44, '45, Football '42, '43, '44, '45, Track '43. '44, Basketball '41, '42, '43, Captain Basketball '42, '43, Co-captain Track '44. . It's 'June' ln January, February, March. April- CAROTHERS, FRANCES KEITH Pep Squad '42, Drill Squad '43, '44, G-.R.A. '42, '45, A laugh a minute--that's her speed. CARRUTH, IESSIE MAY G.A.A. '43, Tumbling Team '43, Glee Club '43. She never lets troubles get her down: she always seems to have fun. CARSON. MARVIN I-I can make a. joke out of anything. CHANCE. MAXINE Future Homemakersof America '43, Pep Squad '43, Dlstributor's Club '45. - You aren't taking a Chance with Maxine, CHANDLER, DOROTHY Future Homemakers of Amerlca '43. A pretty girl, likable and friendly. CLARKE, LaROYCE G.A.A. '43, '44, '45, Pre-Flight '45. The Sportswoman in a world of sports. COFFMAN, IACK CARTER Football '42, '43, '44, Basketball '43, '44, Track '42, '43, A Association '43. '44f 45, Vice-Presi- dent of Class '45, Student. Councll Pljesldent '45: Euclldean Circle '45, Best All-Round Boy '45. He doesn't need the Bowen buses to get him places. COLE, MARGARET JUNE Future Homemakers of America '45, Drill Squad '43. Her name may be Cole, but her heart isn't. COLLINS, IEANNE oriu Squad '44, - I A lovely brownette with that come-h1ther look. 7 fi' -, I ff ii' , N, saw' 4 fr , Tig, Q ff . ' A - ,- 5 ' ta, T'-, Q T 1 -:-Hrz. 'Q K A .egyfrs-. , -. -fr , 5, 11 A ,, ,ws K if fx, xg 73 'Y my X 'S 3 'fa .-F - COLLINS, WILLIAM FRANKLIN One-Act Plays '44: Fvvtlishfers '45- if '3'Z My, what a. big name for suchia little boy! I..-V ,Yi la It ft In COMPTON. MURPH F.F.A. '43, '44, Chemistry '45. A model 'AH boy With a, model A Ford- . -V .- em K k ,I ,.,,,. l.,-..., egg, Q, 4 ' - , :' .,- 1 E COPE. DARLYNE Pep Squad '42, Drill Squad '43, '44, Spanish Club '42, G.A.A. '43, '44. It Wou1dn't surprise us if she turned out to be a. Power's Model. COTHRAN, RUSSELL National Honor Society '44, Orchestra '42, '43, '44, '45, lnterscholastic League Typing Contest '45, Pit Orchestra '43, '44, '45. He will fiddle his name to fame. COWART. MARIE G.A.A. '42, Campus Corral '41. Marie's out for one big fine time, and we'll wager she'1l have it. 1 , 'g if S l OLLIE MAE COX 1 I dream of Ollie with the bright green eyes. CROOK, NORMAN Chemistry Club '45, Orchestra '44, '45. The chemical genius-ask anyone. CROWNOVER. DONA Pep Squad '41: Drill Squad '42, '43, '447 Campus Corral '4lg Alternate Cheer Leader '43, '44, G.A.A. '42, '43, Pre-Flight Club '44, Tumbling Team Donafs specialty ls frolic and fun, and she's making a. huge success of it. iam' .III F CROWNOVER, FRANCES Pep Squad '42g Sophomore Class Treasurerg G.A.A. '43, Cheer Leader '43g Junior Prom Duch- ess '44: Head Cheer Leader '44. We love her for many things, but especially for hr grand personality. CURLING, PATTY LOU - Spanish Club '43g G.A.A. '43, '44: Pep Squad '32: Drill Squad '43, Trades and Industry Club '45: Tennis '43, '44.. I dream of Patty with the light brown hair DALLAS. ALVIN DALE You can tell by that Dallas that he's a true son of Texas. DAVIS, BILLIE DEAN Through her will she found a way. DAVIS. IAMES Bobcat Band '42, '43, '44. '45, Rode9A.Band '44: Pre-Flight Club '44. A scooter-riding trombone player. DAVISS, EDWARD Pre-Flight Club '45. ' I if. 12' , i 2 -5-N ,. ,, ua J 4' a ZZ Iii His chief delight-eternally to tease the girls. , DEANS, IAMES LEE An ideal younger generation gentleman. DELANEY. IOHN G-lee Club '43, '44, Pre-Flight Club '45. John may not say much, but he learns plenty. DOYLE. DENNIS Football '42, '43, '44, A Association '43, '44, '45, Student Council '44, Senior Class Officer. Power is his motto: girls' charm his weakness. ' DRAKE, CLIFTON F.F.A. '43, '44. That sincere tops a grand personality. DUNLAP. CLAUDINE Future Homemakers '43, Distributors Club '45. A sweet girl admired by everyone. ECKLES, BARBARA Latin Club '45, Campus Corral '45. This little girl won't Eckle' you! ea M 2553 'Y I if f' 5 P M,s,.w 'N:,.,n,,,qq ig, .U ,. X? v - 1: -'-' ' f1'w'2izs'2'i1 A ..:,.,-- -- ,, 1, A . i s tss. I - , - '94, A may A V 15 'Egg 'wifi EVANS. MAIORIE G.A.A. '43, '44, '45, Pep Squad 43, Drill Qgyad '44, '45, Glee Club '43, '44, '45, Homemakers Club '44. There's that undefinable something about Marjorie. . EVANS. YVONNE G.A.A. '43: Drlll Squad '42, '43, '44, Hcmemakers Club '43, '44. Whevv! And she doesn't use peroxide. FEIST, ANDREW The outstanding ladies' man of S.A.H.S, FILLIP. VERGENE Homemakers Club '42, Distributive, Club '44, '45. She's got thaf soft, soothing voice that so nmnx' people only wish for. FREEMAN. MARGIE Orchestra '42, '44, Homemakers Club '42, '44. She's not il flower, shes not a pearl, but just 11 noble all-around girl, FULCHER, DORIS Trades and lndustr Club '44, '45, G..A.A. '43: .Homemakers Club '44, '45. Those eyes! Mascaraless, tool GARDNER. EUGENE Band '43, '44, '45, Campus Corral 43, '44, Baton Club '44, Euclldian Circle '44, '45, Orchestra '44, Pit Orchestra '44, Rodeo Band '43, '44. Never a dull moment when Genes personality shines. GARRETT. BETTY ALICE Spanish Club '43, Westerner '43, '44, Pep Squad '43, Drill Squad '43, '44, G.A.A, '44, '45, Quill and Scroll '45, Campus Corral '43, '34, '45,VVice- Pres. ol' the Interscholastic League Press Con- X ference, D.A.R. Best Citizen '45. 1' A dainty, demure damsel. GEIST, WAYNE Track '45 A textbook wired for sound. GIST. DAVID Always in a. good humir with the world. GOODING. MAMIE RUE - f Hommakers Club '42. 'g ',., . ' 5 '43 Mamie Rue lives up to her name- Good-ing. I I my. 0 ' vw, Q h Q 2- I GORDON. IEAN ' 1- Pep Squad '42, Drill Squad '43, Line-Up Sales- - man '43, G.A.A. '42, Footlighters '43, Latin 'i 'zt' , club '43. wi Vzi' ,A if .-.I The out-talkin-est, out-jokinest girl ever to hr- .g I '4 A 3, in S.A.H.S. it ff M ' J f if J f' X fb, 5, ite' up X5 3' GRAHAM. GEORGE Football T41, '42, '43, '44, Caigtain '44, Track '43, '44, President of Class '42, ' , '54, Honor Society '43, A Association '42, '43, 44, '45, Pre-Flight '44, '45, Basketball '43. He's a. r-e-a-l-l-l-l Bobcat! Graham!! GREEN. ELAINE Dramatic Club '43, '44, Pep Club iPensacoIa, Floridaj. A truly welcome addition to our Senior class. GREEN, RAY Gym Basketball Champs '45, Kittens Basketball '44. A little boy who gets a large charge--form his radio. ' GREGORY, ALFORD The kind of eyes we dream about. GUNN. PAULINE Thoughtful and true in her friendship. GUNTER. TUNE G.A.A. '43, '44, Drlll Squad '43, '44, True Blue with personality and looks. too. HALL. ARLIS Lofty to his friends. HALL. CHARLENE Future Homemakers '43, Pep Squad '42, Drill Squad '43, '44', Campiis Corral '44, '45, With flying feet, she dances her way into your heart. Q Em, I - 1 'iv -z I A V , f g as ff Q.la w,,,' . l , MBAR HALL, MARGUERITE Orchestra '43, '44, '45. We Hall think she's plenty O.K. HALL. ROE A .Association '43, '44, '45g Track '43. '44, '45: Football '4a. '44, '45. I The Girls' heartsfrlngs vibrate to his playing. HALLMARK. LOVELL A quiet voice and a winning smile. w HALLMARK. W. C. Unlike his brother, but just as swell with Those gleeful eyes. HAMMOCK, WIMA Latin Club '43. Tall, tan, and terrific, HARBIN, IOH N Junior Historians '44, '45g One-Act Plays '45: Senior Play '45, A truly nice fellow to know. HARRELL, ROY, IR. Junior HiStOFi3HS,'53, '44, '45g One-Act Plays '45g Senior Play '457 Masque G. Gavel '455 Wesferner '45: Junior Rotarlan '45. They say mischief leads to trouble, but he gets away with it. HAWKINS. MARVIN LEE Band '43, '445 Pre-Flight Club '44, '45. A boy we can look up to in more ways than one! HEMPHILL. NANCY i5A.A. '43g Drill Squad '43, '44: Euclidian Circle I Blessed are the little, for they shall become no smaller. HENDERSON, IOYCE Home Making Club '43: Pep Squad '42, A tiny bolt of energy! HENSON, LUCILLE Home Making Club '43, National Honor Society '44, Spanish Club '44, '453 Chemistry Club '45, Drill Squad '43, '44, Pep Squad '42: Glee Club '44, '45g Melodeers '43, '44, Lucille is admired by everyone for her wonder- ful disposition and her sterling character. HERMAN, BOBBIE L.l:Il:i Home Makers Club '43. VVe'll always miss that beautiful long hair. HERNANDEZ, DOLOHES A girl who works hard and reaches her goals. HERNANDEZ, MANUELA Manuela. has the ability and will to accomplish ever so many things. HERRING, KENNETH , Band '43, '44, '45: Junior Historians '43, '44: Euclidian Circle '45p Pit Orchestra '44: Rodeo Band '43, '44, A fun loving voronet player with :1 perpetual smile. HILL, GEORGE George is new here, but he doesn't let it worry him. HILL, MARY Latin Club '43 :Future Homemakers '43, Too late, boys! It's Mrs. Cunningham now. HIGGINS, LYNELLE G.A.A. '43, Home Ecomonics Club '45, Talking is her hobby. HILTON, COLLEEN G.A.A. '43, '44g Home Making Club '44, '45: Pep Squad '42g Drill Squad '43, '54, A loyal, loving pal to those who know her. HOELSCHER, LEONA Future Salesmen of America '45: Homemakers Club '43, '44, Pretty features, heaps o' charm-tlmt's Leona. ,MV M.. 'H' U f -' ,xg - x Scam Zi EM f, ,va i.'A it 'Xi-1 v i is ' , 2: :2'-' .:.:.. .. J. , ., ,gif gill ,M 'M i?EL,cM,.vMf zfswz mfgf HOHNER, VERNIE DEAN '41 '49 143 F tb Il '41, '42, '43 '44, Basketball ' , -T I Wg? Tiack '42, '43, 44, A Association '42, '43- '43, '44, '45, Pre-Flight CIub,,'43,. '44. An athletic boy with a romantic heart. HORTON. P-NN Fnotliohters '44. '45, Masq-le 62 Gavel '44, '45, Melodeers '44, '45, Pep Squad '42, A golden voice with a. golden personality. HOYT, NANCY One-Act Plays '44, Pep Squad '42, G.A.A. '43: Footiighters 43, '44, Band Sweetheart '43, '44, Euclidian Finale '45, Tennis Team '45, National Honor Society '44. . Her big liruwn eyes are pools of loveliness. HUDLER, ROEMER Junior Hisforians '43, '44, '45, G-lee Club '43, Campus Corral '44, Track '45, The young man with THAT car. HUDSON, DORIS IANE G.A.A. '43: Pep Squad '42, Drill Squad '43, '44, Debate '43: Campus Corral '45, Spanish Club '45, May Day Duchess '45. A pretty name for a pretty girl. HUDSON, ROLAND BANKS F-'.F.A. '43, '44, Stlident Council '43, '45, Pre- Flight Club '45, Track '44. '45, A Association '44, '45, Football '44. Tall, dark, and haindsonio--but rll-finitolyl HUFF, PAULA SUE 4 Pep Squad '42, Drill Sxquad '43, '44, Pre-Flight '45, Westerner '43, '45, G.A.A. '43, '44. Little-but. oh, my! HUGHES, GEORGE ARNOLD Football '41, '42, '43, '44, Co-Captain '44,'Trac,k '24, Junior Representative '43, Pre-Flight Club ' 5. Our all-state guard. 'Nuff saidl' HUNTER, KATHRYN From Dallas comes this seeker after knowledge. ISBILL, VESTA KATHRYN Sophomore Class Representative '43, Footlighters '43, '44, '45, National Honor Society '44. Orchids to the most ladylike girl we know. IACKSON, CLAY One-Act Plays '45, Senior Play '45, He holds the Keys to someone's heart. IACKSON, ELTA G-,A.A. '43, Debate Club '43, Footlighters '43, '44, Pep Squad '42, Drill Squad '43, '44, One-Act Plays '43, Merry, twinkling eyes and a happy smile. IACKSON. GENEVA Pep Squad '42, Drill Squad '43, '44, Distributors Club '45, She's loads of fun anywhere. IAMES, NICHOLAS Junior Historians '44, '45. A loya.l Student of S.A.H.S. IAMESON, NORMA Distributors Club '45. Pert and sweet-she can't be beat JOHNSON, F. L., IB. Student Council 'QSJ Band '43, '44, '45, Plt Or- chestra '44, '45, Continental Band '43, '44, Honor Society '44, Chemistry Club '44 '45, Euclidean Circle '45, Junior Rctarian '45, Drum Major '45, Brains plus marching ability equals our hand- some drum major. IOHNSON, JEAN ANNCOT Princess of Class '42, Linz ,Awardx'42, Class Treasurer '42, As You Like lt '43, Junior Latin League '43, Rifle Club '44, Honor Society QCor- sicana High Schooll, Footlighters '45, Chemistry 'Club '44, Lovely to look at, delightful to know. IOHNSON. LOWELL Band '43, '44, '45, Rodeo Band '44, '45, Orchestra '44, Campus Corral '44, '45, Senior Play '45, Euclidean Cycle '45, Track '45. Oh, he's a Jolly good fellow-. JOHNSTON, BETTY LGU Future Homemakers '43, Euclidean Circle '45: '43, Glee Club I . No one is a stranger to this girl! K 1 E ,L -.U - if f , tw 3 ly., . i ,l -Rf ', V, il, Q , X -' 5,5 Q 'fa' H f Q -' W, JONES. BETTY Spanish Club '43: Pep Squad '42g Band Sweet- heart '45. Danger! Curves ahead! IONES, VELMA Spanish Club '45. Uupretentious and agreeable. IOPLIN. ELOISE Glee Club '437 Student Council '43g Future Home. makers '43:l .Trades and Industries '44. '45. She never thinks about herself but always about other people. JORDAN, FRANCHONE Perl Squad '42: Senior Play '45, We d S3-Y RED is Fanchone's favorite color, KEELE, LYNDON Pre-lj-ight Club '44: Euclidean Circle '45. When we want gum, We go to Lyndon. KELLEY. PAYE Footlighters '43g Pep Squad '43: Declamation '43: Drill Squad '44. '-45: G--A-A '-43. '44. '453 Senior Play '45: One-Act Plays '44, '45. Burnished copper goes up 100 per Cent when we see Fay's hair. KELSEY. PATSY Footllghters '43, '44 One-Act Plays '44, and'Gavel '45. It's not what she says hut the way '45' Siudent Council '44g 45: Senior Play '45: Masque sho says it, KELTON. HORACE ' Latin Club '43: Football '42: Track '43, '44, Where do you learn those BIG- words? KEMP. PHILIP Band '43, '44g Latin Club '43, '44, '45, A quiet, obliging, liifie lad. Q KEY. ANNABELLE a.A.A. '43: oriu Squad '44, '45, Dark hair, dark eyes, dnrl: complexion-what :1 wonderful combination. KEYES, MOLLIE FRANCES , Footlighters '43, '44, '455 Masque and Gavel '43, '44, '45, One-Act Plays '44, '45, Declamation '43, Pep Squad '42: Drill Squad '435 Masque and Gavel Honor Member '44: Senior Play '45'g Regional Contest Play '44: Eitemporaneous Speech '45. Shes as splendid a. friend as she is an actress KEYS. MAY 4 Pep Squad '42, Drill Squad '43, '44, Masgue and Gavel '44: Footlighters '45g G.A.A. '44: National Honor Society '44: Declamation '43, '45: Bl- District Declamation '44, Senior Play '45: One- Act Plays '44, '45: State Declamation '45: May Day Queen '45. A rare phenomenon: when she speaks. she says something. KLEYPAS, DORIS Pep Squad '42: Drill Squad '43, '44, G.A.A. '42. '43, Future Homemakers '42. And Kenny stole her heart away. KOCICH, MAGDALENE G.A.A. '45. A friendly lass with a. friendly accent. LACKEY, ALLIE Glee Club '43, '44, '45: One-Act Plays '44g Chem- istry Club '45g Melodeers '44, '45, Senior Play '45. We never saw anyone so effervescent. LAING, BOB S T A sincere and loyal worker in anything he undertakes. LESLIE. IANE Glee Club '43, '44, '45, Campus Corral '44g'Senlor Play '45g One-Act Plays '45: Pep Squad '44: Operetta '43, 444. Latin Club '42, Pep Squad '42: Drill Squad '43: Always bubbling over with laughter. LILLEY. IO BETH G.A.A. '43g Pre-Flight '45, Shes a Lilly in anyones language LINCECUM, BETTY IO A beautiful complexion on a very sweet girl. LINCECUM, MARY LOUISE A joy to all who knoTf her L ..,, .M . ' ri'-f, M, ff. ,zvfzu ,i , , 5 Q , - we 'A', ,. 3513 'F . si' 52 1 . Wil fri' r if 2 . X LIPCAMAN, CATHY G.A.A. '43, '44, '45g Spanish Club '43: Campus Corral '45. It's a fair world when s'he's around. LOLLAR, MIGNON Pep Squad '42: Drill Squad '43, '44p Future Homemakers '42: G.A.A. '43, '44, '45, You're taking no chance if you'1'e her friend. LUCE. DUWARD Bobcat Band '43, '44, '45g Distributors Club '45, He came, he saw, and was seian! LUTTRELL, GENE A student High School ls proud to claim. MAGEE, BOB Football '43, '44. A good student and a fine lad. MAHAFFAY. TOE A speed demon! MARTIN. MAC Bobcat Band '43, '44. '45: Rpdeo Band '43, '44: Euclidean Circle '45g Chemistry Club '45g One- Act Plays '45: Spanish Club '43. Intelligence has autographed his face. MARTIN. PAT G-lee Club '45, Future Homemakers '45: Campus Corral '45. One senior that will really be missed. MARTINETS. EDWARD LEE An up and coming Bobcat. who is going plan-es fast. MASTERSON, BOBBY Bobby is a mischievious boy with a Carol in , his heart. MATLOCK, IULIE Drill Squad '43, '44, Pep Squad '42, Spanish Club '43, '44, '45, Student Council '43, G.A.A. '42J: May Day Duchess '45. Cute and sweet and hard to beat-in anything she undertakes. - MYRTIS, MAURINE MAXWELL Orchestra '43, '44. '45, One-Act Plays '45, Senior 0 -- 3 Play 45, Homemaking Club '43. A blonde with blue eyes-what else would we i ask for? McCARTNEY. I. M. Doesn't take llfo too seriously. McCLEERY, ROY WADE Here's to Vvade, tried and true. MCINTIRE, IOYCE V Honor Society '44, Euclidean Circle '44, '45, Stu- dent Council '43, '45, Pep Squad '42, Yell Leader '43, '44, Senior Class Secretary '45, Junior Prom Duchess '44, Junior Representative '44, Wjster- ner Staff '45, Campus Coed '45, .junior Belle '45. Popular-oh my, and veryileasing to the eye. IAMES MCINTOSH Wonder where he's always going at rific speed?? MCINTOSH. MARY Drill Squad '43, '44. A sweet and friendly little Miss. MCSWANE, DOUGLAS Pre-Flight Club '45, Football '43, '442 A ciation '43, '44, '45. A reat bi beautiful hunk o' boy 3 , S, , . Who made our school days full of joy. MEADOWS. CHARLOTTE Spanish Club '43, Student Council '44, Junior Prom Duchess '44, Campus Corral '43, One-Act Plays '44, Senior Play '45, Masque and Gavel '45. Beauty is as beauty does-and she does! WAYNE MEDLIN Pre-Flight club '44, '45. No one had better be Medlin with this fellow! such a ter- ifg' 4? fig 5 3 1 ii 4 ,ii , if sin xi W f if if W '1 Z A ., 4 . - 5 ' if L. H '- Q vs .23 se To-W 'Snr METCALF, CONSTANCE Pep Squad '42, Drill Squad '43, '44, Footllghters '44, '45, Spanish Club,'43, Junio? Class Officer '44, Senior Class Officer '45, Senior Play '45, Tennis '45, Line-Up Salesman '43, Head Line-Up Salesman '44, Best All-RquTg'd Girl '45.' Connie is a whiz, not 6nly at tennis but at making friends. MICHALOPULOS. HELEN G.A.A. '43, '44, Orchestra '45, Debate .'43. A true Grecian beauty! MILLER. GEORGE ROLAND A Association '44, '45, Tennis '44, '45, Spanish Club '45, Junior Rotarian '45, Westerner Staff '45, Track '45. Where fhere's a racquet-George is back of it. MILLER. OPAL Hoilemaking Club '43, '44. Shadows disappear when she speaks her word of cheer. MILLER. VIDA NELL S'vTeetheart of Hlgh School CDonie High Schooll '43, Rooster Club lSan Jacinto High School, '44. '45. Popular with her friends. MINATRA. BETTY Melodeers '44, '45, National Honor Society '44, Glee Clu5 '44, '45,, G.A.A. '43, '44, Her cordial smile makes studying easier and life worth while. MINICA. MARY LOU Pep Squad '42, Homemaking '43, G.A.A. '45. A pretty blond who enjoys a heap of living. MOULTON. TOMMIE May Day Duchess '45. She puts her problems aside for a brainy day. MYERS. HUGH E.F.A. '43, '44, '45, Track Manager '43, A Asso- ciation '43, '44, '45, Euclidean Circle '45. ,All dtllle world's a. playground for this blond- ea e senior. NELSON. BOBBIE Drill Squad '44, G.A.A. '45, Senior Play '45, One- Act Plays '45. A time-bomb with beautiful brown eyes. NETTLETON, EVELYN Pep Squad '42, Drill S d '43, '44- , '44, Glee Club '42, '45, qua ' G'A A' '43' Evellynnhas a. wonderful voice-for talking as wen as singing, NICHOLSON, BILLY Football '44, Euclidean Circle '45. This gay-hearted fellow takes nothing serious. NORMAN. NANCY Student Council '43, Drill Squad '44. She's sweet and petite and exceedingly neat. O'QUIN. MARCUS Junior Class Secretary '43, Football '42, '43, '44, Track '43, '44, Scribblers '43, Sophomore Class Favorite '42, One-Act Plays '43, '44, Senior Play '45, Junior Rotarian '45, Masque and Gavel '44, Quill and Scroll '43, Campus Corral '43, Pre- Flight Club '44, '45, A Association '44, '45. XVonderful on the football field, as well as any other! PAUL, MARGAREAT Homemakers Club '43, Peo Squad '42, Future Salesman of America '44, '45. In her own way-she wins our admiration. PEARSON, WILLIAM, IR. A true pal and a swell guy-ask anyone, PETTY, LOUISE Spanish Club '43, '44, There's nothin: pot1v about her--she's plf nty smart and gobs of fun. PHILLIPS. LUCILE Spanish Club '43, Pep Squad '42, Drill Squad '43, '44, Glee Club '43, '44, '45, Operetta '43, 'Wg Ready Writers '44, Footlighters '44, '45, Orig. Act Plays '45, Campus Corral '45. A brainy miss with a knack for doing things. PHILLIPS. MARY EARLE Pep Squad '42, '44, Drlll Squad '44, Footlighters '44, '45, G.A.A. 43, Masque and Gavel '45, Senior Play '45, Chemistry Club '45. A personality plus with friends galore, POHL. ROBERT LEE F.F.A. '44, A Assoclgign '44, Our loss-the Arxnifs gain. 40 Ba 1 -iff it Ex 7 4 'JH - lfff 51 QQ--I .--- - -. - ,V ., g, s 4 , K 'A-A., g . ..-.:v. : . , f if 2 rl' if ' ,Q ' f W 4 4, .ygfxl Jig IVH POWELL. IUDY G.A.A. '43, Tennis Team '45: Operetta '44, Glee Club '45: F.F.A. Svgeetheartg May Day Duchess. A giggle, a dash, a shriek and a crash! Judy's a joy to all those who know her. PRATHERQ IO Pep Squad 42 Flag Twirlers '43g Scribblers '42. Who doesn't like Jo? . PRICE. IULIA G.A.A. '43, '44, '45, Quill' and Scroll '44, '45: Campus Corral '44, '45: Westerner '44p Tennis '44, '45, Drill Squad '43, '44, Pep Squad '42. Our beloved and helpful Gremlin Gabberf' PURVIANCE. MONETTE Future Homemakers Club '43: G.'A.A. '43, '44: Distributers Club '44, '45. Her smile :ind her eyes do compete for which has the greater charm. RAINEY. DORIS Future Homemakers Club '43, She doesn't rt-mind you of a Rain-ey day, shr- reminds you of the sunny day. RANSOM, CLARA Pep Squad '42, '43, Drill Squad '44: Footlighters '43, '44, '45, Westerner Staff '45. Surh ip fun-loving personality that we all love her! RAWLS, WANDA LEE XVe've never known anyone tu dislike VVanda. RAY, BETTY RUTH G.A.A. '43, Twirlers '43. U XVhat could be more attractive than -me Ray RAY, EVELYN G.A.A. '41, '42, '43, '44, Pep Squad '41: Twirlers '43, Pre-Flight '43, '44. Two Hays ' REEVES, GRACE I -lreani of you. n ROACII, STELLA MAE She isn't noisy-just faithful and always pleasant. ROBERTS, HELEN Sugar and spice and everything nie-e-th Helen. at's ROBERTS, WILI-'ORD Football '44, Cliariei' member of the I love Fanc-hon vlub. ROBINSON, DOROTHY IEAN Future Homemakeis Club '42p G.A.A. ' Niue and sweet. hard to be-at. 44. ROGERS, BILLY Q Football '44. An all American boy, in the truest Sense. ROSENTHAL, MARIE Future Homemakers Club '42, '43. As cha1'minp:gly different as her name. ROYE, KATHRYN G.A.A. '42. Hoyv! Rnye! Iloye! Your Boat! Onward toward SUPQQSS. SANDERS, MILTON Pre-Flight '45g Gym Basketball Champs '45 The more Sanders the lretter. SARGENT, NETTIE A demure girl with Fi kind disposition SARGENT WANDA LOU I Future Hommakrs Club '45, XVho ever saw Vllanda Without a smile? SAWBERGER, MAE FLORENCE 'Homemakers Club '42g G-.A.A. '44. , A kind he-nrt combined with a fun-loving pere snnality. SCOTT. CURTIS Junlor Historians '43, '44g Pre-Flight Club '44, '45. His smile brings freckles of happiness. SHAVERS. ALVA LEE A studious lad with an unassuming manner SHERFEY. IANIS Future Horrgemakers '43g Pep Squad '42p Trades and lndustry '45. Her charms are many-her faults are few. SI-IIPP. PEGGY Homemakers Club '43: Pep Squad '42. She'll go sailing on to greater things in her ShiDDY. SIMMONS, MARIORIE Future Homemakers Club '43g Part Time Traln- ing Qlub '45.' MarJorie possesses sunshiney friendliness :ind an an ever-ready smile. SINGER. MURRAY Happy go lucky and plenty of fun! SMITH. IIMMY His name may be Smith, but he's ng ordinary fellow. SMITH. IOHN E. That boy - -- wow! SMITH. IAMES EDWARD A witty and regular fellow SMITH, LAURINE Pep Squad '42, Debate Club '43: Masque and - Gavel '45. I Precious things come wrapped IH small packages. SMITH, LOIS , Spanish Club '43, Homemakers Club '45. Always in a. good humor with the world. SPEARS, GEORGE Pre-Flight Club '44, Clvil Air Patrol Cadets '45, Kittens Baskeball. '44, '45, Gym Basketball Champs '45. Full of life and sparkling wit. STEVENS, WARREN The perfect jester. STEWART. EVELYN Glee Club Operetta '437 Footllghters '43, 344: Melodeers '43, '44, '45. The campus would never ho the same without that Be-u-ti-ful smile. STEWART, LYNN A smile and hello for everyone. STOCKTON, TRESSIE A charming girl who catchesthe eye of young men. STORY, WILMA Future Homemakers Club '43, A Bonnie lass whom to know is to love. STORY. WINFORD Spanish Club '45: Track '43, '44, '45. You can't keep a. fun-loving boy down. STRAIN, HUNTER . Vlce-President of Sophomore Class '43, Vlce- President of Junior Class '44, Football '42, '43, '44, Basketball Manager '43, Euclidean Circle '45, World Citlzenship Club '43g A Assoclatlon '43, '44, '45, Track '45, Junior Class Representative '445 Sophomore Class Representative '43. A man's man, a gin-l's dream. 5 R, N 5 f 5 3: 5 5 W X -we ,S so 3' , 4 23 f t - -as , i i A Q57 - - , 'ft ' t' ' .5 1. J 1,':,.,' A N Y ' xigkf iz--' ,1fff f:,g,1:5 ti r , it ' , 'f STURGEON. HELEN Future Salesman of America '45. Her smile, like sunshine, darts into many a cloudy heart. ' SWEARINGIN, CALVIN VERNON Distributors Club '45. More mischief than industry. SYKES. ROY Latin Club '42g Football '43, '44, He's got racks of wisecracks for everything you Bay. TANKERSLEY, ARTHUR Gym Basketball Champs '45, ' Too had more people don't have Arthur's dis- position. TAYLOR, A. C. F.F.A. '42, '43. He has a Int of freight on his ti-nin of thought. TAYLOR. BARBARA ghA.Qa'44g Drill Squad '42, '43, '44p Glee Club '42. Shes got what they call Universal glamour - glamour in any language!! MARIORIE TAYLOR She'll take a. certain Lieutenant any day- THOMASON. DORIS Future Homemakers '43: Distributors Club '45. Der-is is a smile worth while, THURMAN. SUE Cute, cunning, and companionable. TIMM. ALYCE Q Future Homemakers '41, '42, '43, '44: G-A-A- '42- '43: Distributors Club '45, V . Alice in Wonderland is this little mlss. TOLLIN, RONALD L His quiet unassuming attitude attracts every- one to him. ' ff TRUE,WAND1-XIEAN y 1... , t 3 She's a strong link in anybody's Cham of y . , . friendship. Q. J, f TUCKER, KENNETH Personality and fun, combined into one. TURNER, BILL Our nomination for the boy most likely to succeed -at having fun. UNDERWOOD, BILLIE IO Spanish Club '43g Pep Squad '42g Drlll Squad '43, '44g Tennis '44, Campus Corral '43, '44, '45, Editor of Campus Corral '45g Euclidean Circle '45: Na- tlonal Honor Society '44: Quill and Scroll '44, '45: Westerner '44, '45, Ready Writers '44, '45, Stu- dent Council '44. The Spark-plug of the Campus'Corral VOSS, BILLIE LOUISE Pep Squad '42g Senior Play '44: May Day Duchess '45. One of those brunettes who makes blondes wish they weren't. WALRAVEN, DOROTHY G.A.A. '43: Pep Squad '42g Drill Squad 33: Dls- tributors Club '45. 'A Walraven about Dorothy Lee, WARREN. FAY Student Council '43g Spanish Club '43: Pep Squad '43g Drill Squad '44: Trades and lndustry Club 145. She's one of our Third finger, left hand girls. WATERHOUSE, BOBBYE C1.A.A. '43: Glee Club '43, '44, '45, Futufre Home- makers '45g Operetta '44, Senior Play '45. A lively, interesting girl who will make the up- hill grade. WERNER, EDWARD A friendly cut-up. k , Z?4Lii?,l,,,EJ:liQ,Z5f rg 1 lv me 3,,2iswq2Q2 ' P? 5I2vf55Z51TS?fYi3f aff' was , ,. ,my ew, .,-1-,, 1,41 ' ' ew , I ll' line S , ie 'M .K I Q, , E 2 ' y A J ? Q k gg, Q f V . V mf. eg M Q W 9 U .,: ,, - : z ,f'-': :2g::'::x::.:-:.:-.,.:- ' f X4 I, far WHITE. VIVIAN G.A.A. '43, '44, '45, Student Council '43, '44, Cam- pus Corral '43, '44, Pep Squad '43, Melodeers '43. '44, M'Txed Chorus '43, '44, '45, A sweet and friendly face. that fits her friend- ly nature. WHITE, CHARLES Distributors Club '45, Band '44, '45: Pre-Flight '44. Charles is really on the job-ln the business of making friends. WILLIAMS, LLOMA LEE Future Homemakers '43, Drill Squad '43, '44, Campus Corral '45. Every inch of her height is'an inch of delight, WILLIAMS, VIDA LOIS With a, wit-will and a way all her own. WOMACK. I IMMY His greatest ambition-to follow in the footsteps of his dad. WOODARD, MABLE Drill Squad '44, Future Homemakers '45. Copper red hair is only ONE of Mabel's attractive features! WOODRUFF, WANDA LEE Operetta '44, Glee Club '44, '45, Pre-Flight '44: Future Hdmemakers '43, '45. The hands have it. YANCY, IESSIE LOU Representative of Class '43, '44, Junior Prom Duchess '44, Future Homemakers '43, '44, '45: Line-Up Salesman '44, May Day Duchess '45. A reason gentlemen prefer blondesi YOES. BILL Pm just wild about Yoes. YORK, BUSTER ' Buster's name is where the alphabet ends, but he is first among his friends. YOUNT, HELEN FRANCES ligture Homemaker-s '43g Distributors Club '44, Sofne school girls pursue learning while Helen learns pursuing. MISS MOLLIE BIERSCHWALE Sponsor ' i IN MEMORIAM H. P. Hay, a member of our .1945 senior class, died last December 14, '1944, but he is still alive in our' thoughts, and his cheerful smile and ever-ready hello will never be forgotten. H. P. had many various activities and honors conferred upon him during his sixteen years. On our own CAMPUS CORRAL he was a member of the Editorial Staff: this fall he was alter- nate drum major of theBobcat Band, having played with this organization for five years. Among other things he was a mem- ber of the baton club. H. P.'s character and ability may be seen in that he was one of the youngest boys in the Concho Valley Boy Scout Council to rate the Eagle rank. .... .... . . . . . . . . We live in deeds, not years: in thoughts, not breathsf ln feelings, not in figures on a dial. ' We should count time by heart throbs. He most lives Who thinks most, feels the noblest, acts the best. IUNIORS M 'Nlf-H , Q Z ZZ ,lyk 3222 I 1' 1 xx r X h I f if Q! X xx xx! ' l ' W7 ' Nz' ,L - X f ff k 3 ., ff Q! N W S , JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS ELLA DEE WILSON CSecretaryj DWAIN DODSON CPresidentj DICK MCINTOSH Clieporterj KATHY STURGES CVice-Presidentj Hats off to the IUNIORS, that one perfect class 1 That the crowd stops and looks at Whenever they pass! It it's style one is .seeking, one knows where to stop, For the Iuniors are stylish! They stand at thetop In pep and good nature, in knowledge and vim The Star of the Iuniors willnever grow dim. Nor if it's ATHLETICS, one don't have to guess- The Iuniors outdistance -the whole bloomin' mess. They lead-the rest follow-they can't keep the pace! In manners, in training, in loyalty, too, The Iuniors are cited as examples to you. So here's to the IUNIORS-and long may they be The cream in your coffee, the nip in your tea. United, undaunted, devoted, and true, Free-hearted, determined-here's OBCHIDS to you! Words by E. L. Nunnally DOROTHY ADKINS DON ALBRIGHT NICK ALEXANDER IERRY ALLEN SAM ARCHER ALLAN ARNN PEGGY AUTRY TRUELL AVANTS BILL BANTA IUNE BARE IET BARNES DORIS BARRON LOIS BARTON HARRY BARTZ ANNE BATIER DORIS BEAN URA LEE BEARD CHARLES BECKER WELDON BEHREND TOMMY BENSON JACK BLY fr K, ,Q RRR 4- '24 ,Q- uu- 5 sa W Sw '- . - 'Q A V AQ su 1-a N ' 1 lx Q Aww A -R 2 , 'rv il! . 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We've taken your teasing and all your jokes: We've given you chewing gum and bought you cokes, But we know there will come a time When a set of new Sophs are made to mind. H We've never made those between-the-halves A's, Nor learned how to march three different ways: We've never witnessed a Kid Day or Prom, And don't even know where Caesar came from. But we managed to get through this year all right, And hope to continue without a fight. For we know the time surely will come, When we can rightfully have OUR fum: But anyway, Seniors, we bid you good cheer, For we're still waiting for our big ygearl Y Io-Io Nowell CHARLES ABBOTT I' 3 LYNN ABBOTT ' k , DEAN ADAMS ff, I f B' ew. DIANE ADCOCK A BETTY AKIN Y' I MARY AKIN V' , BARBARA ALDRIDGE ' SABINA ALCALA Q IACK ANDREWS A j I I +...f7i?2g24A A THOMASINE ARMSTRONG IIMMY ARNN CLAY ATCHISON NORMA AUTREY EVALENA AVANTS BILLIE IOYCE AVERITT EARL AYERS ANN BAILEY BILL BAILEY IENNIE BAKER GEORGE BAKER ELIZABETH BARKLEY 1 : F J wi? 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'a .111 Z L 1 4, wi' A mis, W M W fffy ff 6 f ,f J W ff 'win x ' V X xxx .XS S X X SQ X 'WWW W X S S w -S E . -xxx x .Qwgk iffg X QQ 1 Ab QR? sg S my f XX Q ,-,ill ,., ,rf W X ho s Who ?, i il A489 Xf W T21 77 .X - il' A Z - N -A , IGYCE McINTIRE CAMPUS COED BETTY ALICE GARRETT BEST CITIZEN OF s.A.H.s. CONNIE METCALF BEST ALL-AROUND GIRL I ACK COFF MAN BEST ALL-AROUND BOY Band President KENNETH HERRING Alternate Bernd Sweethec BROWN1E IOHNSON FLAG BEARERS IOHN G. BECKER EDGAR ARMSTRONG F. L. IOHNSON BETTY IONES Drum Major Band Sweetheart 'H .E sid? fn gl' ' 3 71 'Ar' is Q A av, A x if! fx gf J S 3 S SAM CALLAN cmd Beau if , IUNIOR PROM Jes JOYCE MCINTIRE Belle Junior Prom Duchesses MARY JEAN SCHULZE IET BARNES .3 X 1.4 ' ,H-fx :LU V M- ,dw . 1 ELSIE ANN GAYER IANE BRYANT CACTUS HOTEL MAY 11, 1945 Belles Of S.A.H.S at Beaus Of S.A.H.S. 5 rs I' if 1 :fo O' 4590. ' 909 oc :gg 1'-4.3 -kpc, QQ' no 0 fi . f ' l fffj n ' W jg? M4 Q E ng ' ' 'fa . I I v ' LJ- :, flfrg N- 4 MQW' 4 J wr x- + Q- in 5 - 6 XX '..' :gg ly k: -gp J W! 7 ESYW QM iii? Y? K 'P 11 F ' 0 ' 1 at My W W ' 175: ,, . . .,,,. ng. ,F , an Q fv- Vzli Tj? VL 5' ww s fa, f' N735 will ' effs? ' , C , UQYPT? 's2E:.::.5::?. 1 A, ' ' vu U, . , I ,, 1 + ff .1 X T Q., 5 f nii. p , K ? zif .,4., . -...WA Student Council 'I'he Student Council this year is composed of tour members from each class elected by the student body at large. They receive suggestions from students and discuss them freely at called meetings. The decisions they render are based on democratic principles. For this reason, the Student Council has become one of the most successful organizations in San Angelo High School. President ....... . . . IACK COFFMAN Vice-President .... IOYCE MCINTIRE Secretary ..... . . . BUDDY HUDSON Seniors IACK COFFMAN IOYCE MCINTIRE BUDDY HUDSON ANNE BRYANT Iuniors DWAIN DODSON ELSIE GAYER WAYNE CHANDLER MARY IEAN SCHULZE Sophomores HAL WILLS PASTY KEATING BENIIE BOWMAN ELLEN ANN SAYLORS May Keys is San Ange1o's only State Champ this year, as well as the first Bobcat to Win State in declamation. At the State Interscholastic League Meet in Austin on May 3 and 4, May competed with seven other Tex-'rs high school students to win the Declamation first place trophy. The following 1S the Winning speech that won May first place atfer five years of competitzon in ,Speech contests. . By IOHN NESBIT ' I -Six hundred and forty-four years ago an Italian traveler was thrown into jail in Genoa, and to pass the time he. wrote a book. His name was MARCO POLO and his book about China was so exciting that it started a world move- Irgegit of exploration and led to the discovery of America. A book written in 1 on. Two hundred and sixty-seven years ago another man went to prison, in London, England. He too wrote a book to keep from going mad in the silence of his cell. His name was IOHN BUNYAN, the book was PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, End after the BIBLE, it has sold more copies than any other book ever penned y man. On a beautiful spring morning just 20 years ago, to la little river town in Bavaria, they brought another prisoner, tossed him into a cell and forgot about him. He too decided to write a book. Marco Polo had told how he loved China, Bunyan had told how he loved Christianity, so this man decided to tell how he hated everything. He was a thin grey faced radical with dirty hair. His name? ADOLPH HITLER, his book, MEIN KAMPF. While we were watching the Washington baseball club win the series: or nominating Calvin Coolidge for President: and winning the 1924 Olympics: and loaning Germany a couple of hundred million dollars to help it back to its feet: the thin man in his jail cell went on writing the book. First Germany must conquer Europe for no nation on earth hold a square yard of territory by any right derived from heaven. Strength alone constitutes the right to possess. - It didn't concern us did it? While we were working up the Dawes Peace Plan that year, the thin man was writing: ':'Labor unions are to be abolished, strikes are to be forbidden, wages will be frozen, and workmen forbidden to look for or even accept better jobs. Well, it didn't concern us, did it? The next year a few Americans read the book, and saw that it had some- thing init for us after all. Something terse, concise, complete. lust one sentence: Democracy in the West today is a monstrosity of filth. In the years that followed, this clumsily thought-out book became the bible of the Nazi World: its author became its god. Then, paragraph by paragraph, line by line, Hitler began to make his book come true. He attacked France exactly as he said: pulled the wool over England's eyes: and on schedule, he tore apart the old World. But he was talking about destroying them, not us wasn't he? Then suddenly, he was talking about destroying us. From a dozen official documents can be drawn the plan for America. Americans behave like clumsy boys, he wrote, the American is no soldier. The inferiority and decadence of this allegedly new world is evident in its military inefficiency. . Concerns us doesn't it? Our superior products will be sold at very low prices throughout the world and will cause the United States to have not sever million but thirty million, forty million unemployed. It didn't apply to us. It didn't apply to you, did it? Unless you are the man with scrap metal rusting in your garage because it was too much trouble to get it to the salvage drive. Unless you are the man who doesn't buy bonds because in a democracy no one makes you buy bonds. This is the man Hitler sincerely believes you are. If he were right, the last chapters of MEIN KAMPF would be written in Berlin and not in Washington or London. But since you are not that man, in this book of theirs, the most tragic book known to all history of the human heart, the final chapter will be written by us. For A.dolph Hitler, when he dreamed it all up that-summer in 1924, proud to be writing his book in the cell of a jail, proucll to be among those who changed history from behind barred windows, quite overlooked one of the men who also grew famous for such a prison task. He quite overlooked the fact that 110 ears before he entered that cell in Baveria to write MEIN KAMPF, an Ameifican, in a cell, likewise did some writing. In Fort McHenry was imprisoned Frances Scott Key, and the last four lines of his contribution to literature go: And conquer we must, when our cause it is just And this be our motto, 'In God is our Trust.' And the Star Spangled Banner, in triumph shall wave O'er the land of the free and the home of the brave. f SPQRTS 1- . . . f, Q bf 1 QQQ X J Qgqf N. . , 5 ,V pl XX K, 6 U IK C X A L QU N N P K X jk Q KJ, , xy-f 2 ' I4 K P ,pts IT' A N N, X A D f N , 5 , -,Z A Football- 1944 1944 SAN ANGELO BOBCATS-STATE SEMI-FINALISTS I 1944 TEXAS STATE SEMI-FINALISTS Taking up where they left off last year. the Bobcats completed the 1944 season with only two setbacks. After losing an early season game to Lubbock 7-6, the Bobcats Went on to sweep the district with an average of 41 points majority to a game. Then they defeated Austin High School of El Paso for the Bi-District Cham- pionship. In the hardest game of the season, the Bobcats beat Amarillo for the second time in the season, winning the West Texas Championship. They were defeated by Highland Park of Dallas in the Semi-Finals game. COACHES K 1 as , 1 iff Q1 fx 5.4, IEWELL WALLACE Head Coach The success of the Bobcats for the past two years has been due largelv to Mr. Wallace. His belief in the Bobcats and their .belief in him, combined with his brilliant coaching ability, led the Bobcats to the two most successful seasons in San An- gelo High Schoo1's history. VON RHEA BEANE Assistant Coach Coming to San Angelo for Spring training last year, Mr. Beane became very valuable to the Bobcats as assistant to Mr. Wallace and line coach. His Work was a major factor in the success of the Bobcats. LETTERMEN 1 ? Y ' ' t ' X if if l ' Sw A K ' Lili gxg S .5 ' S 7 t 'f' r GEORGE GRAHAM GEORGE HUGHES r Captain, Fullback Ieep was the hardest driv- ing, hardest tackling fullback in the state. His great drive and 'oower will long be remembered by his teammates and oppon- ents. George made ALL-DlS- TRICT and Second Team ALL- STATE in his fourth year to letter. . .,.,, ..,,. I stef 2,21-f ' - . We 1. 2 -, . , . W .:.. -. -. ...... ,:., A .f.:1,.U-U, - .Q M , Vw ga - , . : -f E gmt i is 2 in f , , x 5 Q' 'if T -soo! SAM CALLAN Co-Captain, Center Another three year letter- man is Sam Callan, an all-dis- trict man for two years. Sam held the pivot position on the offense and line backer on the defense. He made two touch- downs because of his pass-de- fense ability. Sam also received honorable mention on the All- State team. 7 f ' is-1f1mwi,pwi:' .. ,V ., I ,f -,...-gg.-132123153351 Co-Captain, Guard Nubbin was the toughest, smartest guard in the state this year. He was the fifth man in the opponents' backfield be- cause he always played as hard or harder than any man on the field. This year, his fourth to letter, he made ALL-STATE guard. . n Sw 1 DENNIS DOYLE Tackle Kong gave everything he had and took everything the op- position handed out. His block- ing and tackling were sources of misery to the opposition. Dennis was named ALL-DIS- TRICT and Second Team ALL- STATE in his second year tony letter. S 314 329 WO! v -. at ixwfi 1 ., VERNIE HORNER End, Co-Captain Throw a ball and Vernie will catch it. It was nearly impos- sible to keep him from catching a pass or get him out of a play. A three-year letterman, Horner made ALL-DISTRICT and Hon- orable Mention ALL-STATE. :S 5 U E-5' ix N.-it 5 5? it ' t. .. . , .N K tl t . , 27..- MAX BOX Wingback Box was another three-year letterman. He was not very big, but his hard work and ability made him an outstanding play- er. Catching passes thrown by both sides was his specialty. but he was also a hard blocker and tackler. He made Second Team ALL-DISTRICT. 4 . LETTERMEN x ,wr Q, ,i, ,V nf J . . 3 t fft - x f V, 25 p , t A xt . i, . at fl L ,. n V ry . K y . ww BILL WELLS A DOUG MCSWANE DWAIN DODSON ' End Tackle Quarterback Although he was the smallest man in the line this year, Bill was in on everything that came his way. He was not only a great defensive end, but he could snag any kind of a pass. Wee Wally made Second Team ALL-DISTRICT in his sec- ond year to letter. ,',' 'V 3 as .,': -' k 'fi 1 'L . KENNETH CARLEY y Tailback Hampered by a knee injury from the Ballinger game, Carley did not get to play his best foot- ball. But when this two-year let- terman could play, he was run- ning and catching the ball everywhere. . ' Doug was the big, rugged right tackle of this year's squad. Mac's effective use of his 222 pounds were a great asset to the team this year. A two-year letterman, Doug made Second Team ALL-DISTRICT. BERNARD ADKINS ' L Guard Bernard, a two-year letter, man, displayed great ability as a blocker at guard and as a defensive linebacker. Cn many occasions, he was pulled into the line on the defense, where he was always after the ball. Bernard was named Second Team ALL-DISTRICT this year. Little Hawk was the best passer in District 3-AA this sea- son. With his passing ability, he was a brokenfield runner and a smart field general. Dwain, a captain of next year's squad, should be one of the best backs in the State next year. He made Second Team ALL- DISTRICT. .41 y.y, f5,1,aiQ y,-w V jwrk ...y L :ll A L 1 BOB HAY Fullback 4 Playing as alternate to Gra- ham, Bob was one of the hard- est runners on the squad. Also. he was a hard tackling line- back. Bob was elected one of the captains for next year's tearn. P T wt U v . LETTERMEN H :lj ,,-v I .. Q V' y t Q A 'Q ,. ffzflvk' iz, 12 .ff K QHQIZVH , Ar , Q 1 . . .af x f X l - is sa HUNTER 'STRAIN IACK coF1-'MAN nor: HALL ' Tackle End TCt1lbCtCk Buck ' was a rugged line- man, who always played his best when he was needed most. Playing either guard or tackle, Hunter broke through the line to smear the opposition for many losses. ' HAROLD HEADRICK Tackle l Red was a big. tough man who played great ball when- ever he was called on. He should be a mainstay in the line for the Bobcats next year. 'lack could reach up and get that ball anywhere it was thrown. A good defensive end and offensive blocker, in his second year to letter, he was a very valuable man. If he re- turns next year, he will be one of the.team's Captains. A - ff , 1 1 ,.,, . f , ' .f3Egf??fTf' , -y Qgt 4252? M 3 ffytw' 5 M' -f . i,'f4:wff, .. W E. I W2 K Wwwe J, G ' K ksif' ty - A fr 'vpn ' . BILLY GIBBS Wingback Although.Gibbs played wing- back and was a good runner, he stood out as a blocker all sea- son. He will be back with the Bobcats next year as a' two year letter man, playing guard at which he should really dis- play his ability. I Roe The Horse was the fastest man gn the team. A con- verted end, 'Hall was danger- ous to the opposition any time he got the ball. If he is with the Bobcats next year, he will be a great ball carrier. gill 1.1 1. .av 'z Exif wiiw J., ....., ,Q ff ' ' - 1 sg W -1 ,., , PETE RENNER Center Peter played alternate to Callan at the pivot slot. He was a ball hawk and was especially brilliant on pass defense. He will be a very valuable man on next year's squad. LETTERMEN , .. ' H li., '- ..,., .z zz : '- -gg ' .W g , f -,g3,-.- H... .:,.:. W,wfwf,-gw,Q5,g5,sf-Siege . gwgijfsmm Q ...I .F RKEWB . lg24,5233g5gmms.,.M.V.,,, 5 :D , ,-.:-.: w3e,.,....,..,,ro.,.,,,,.,,,g-2,,,Vye1,fw igysmw V EQ K lie?iiE,:2i?g:E:P2?SSE5T45f -j: ,,2'.:I I W3 iiiifflilsfllvr Affgwriiilibiizliagfzimfexgsggfggff , ,wfzsm me NFQQQW .. wmeggrsf . ..... ,f'i wme-wwmmwwwm -' rg... gsisgimff-ggsggia Q. .... ,.f:,.H:3m3gLgy,f35fgf,gwvww.,55 4wEf1aQ3Yi3?i5?522lP1 ' J-59iff'::s:gQ:Qi:z:::::Q . or -msg gggjg?iw1',gf2T1Ti3? A-W 1- wftsfzri 2 Q- :si ggqggguz 412+ A LEE? :2.::z2ifg' sq, 1 fi-vQi55E5iQ:?f'C M1225 'igffi e yg ff5fY'iXL1'Qf3Em':.:' gg Lei fllw csv ww' if A t go s Qfjvesggsslfz--Q 535:15 .. g ww ' .iss 3331 :::':f-, Q-L lil? ffgsffg g , gg -.3 isis -g 1551 if . in - m g. - 23253 A f J . BARNEY 'IOHNSON Quarterback As alternate to Dodson, Bar- ney proved to be very valuable to the team. Although he was not a regular starter. Barney's great passing and qood run- ning gained him Honorable Mention on the All-District team. EDWARD MARTINETS Tailback .LEONARD GOODE Guard - Goode was small for a guard but he made up his size in de- termination and ability. He greatly developed with the sea- son and he should be another good lineman next year. Edward was a good natural runner: and, as an alternate tailback, he used his ability for many long gains. He developed greatly as the season progres- sed, and he should be a great back on next year's squad. 5 2'iPQk3A Hnfas. ' .H xxx - . .. MARCUS OQUIN Tailback Marcus was small, but he ran the ends for many long gains. He played nearly any place in the backfield. and in his sec- ond year to letter he was a great ball player. HAY AND KIRBY Managers BCBCAT SCHEDULE 1944 X Ballinger . . . .,.. 0-34 Lubbock .... .... 7 - 0 Dennison . . . . . -- 0-27 Amarillo . . . .... 7-13 Lamesa .... -. . 0-83 . Odessa .... .-- 0-47 Midland .... . . . 6-49 Big Spring -- . . . . 0-53 Abilene ........ - -. . . . 0-46 Sweetwater ........... ,. . 0-41 Bi-District ' Austin of El Paso, 1- . . .... 0-43 Quarter-Finals Amarillo .............. 13-20 Semi-Finals ' Highland Park .......... 39-6 The future Bobcats had a very successful season this year. Under the direction of Mr. Patterson they completed the season with 4 victories, with 5 defeats. From them several boys should develop into great ball players for the Bobcats of future years. T. Avants B. Banta . W. Behrend B. Bowman W. Chandler G. Eaton W. Fraker B. Gill ' LETTERMEN I. Iohnson' B. Ioe McKinney L. McKinney E. Mee R. Minica , B. Nicholson B. Roberts C. Rogers KITTEN SCHEDULE Lake View .... , - ..... . Ozona .... . . . Menard .... - . . Bronte .... - . . McCamey .... . . . Del Rio .... . - - lraan ........ . . . Lake View-.. Wingate . . . . . . 0-14 33- 0 7-13 0-13 6-19 20-12 13- 6 18-12 18-14 G. Rotton D. Taff P. Templeton S. Thomas B. 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San Angelo San Angelo V San Angelo Angelo San Angelo San Angelo San Angelo San Angelo San Angelo San Angelo San Angelo San Angelo San Angelo San Angelo A San SCHEDULE Ballinger 21 Ballinger 35 Brady 9 Brady 17 Big Lake 15 Water Valley 13 Water Valley 25 Abilene 39 Sweetwater 22 Sweetwater 16 Eldorado 15 Abilene 47 Ozona 25 Big Lake 22 'Tewell Wallace Eldwin HUY Vernie Horner Bob Hay Captain C59 Q5 if on 5 I N iv U e 5 W A Hubert wins :C to ft 'A Manager George Eaton lack Coffman Dwain Dodson Pete Renner 1945 TRACK Although they did not win a meet this year, the track team, under the direction of lack Patterson, displayed some of the best running in S.A.H.S.' track annals. Captain Roe Hall was a great dashman: Eldwin Hay was a record breaking hurdler: and the sprint relay team composed of Hay, Hall, Hunter Strain, and Buddy Hudson was the fastest we ever had. These boys along with Dwain Dodson ran into mud at the Regional Meet in Abilene and were se- verely handicapped. Robert Beck, shot-putter. was a sure point man in any meet. Hay and Hall will enter the State Track Meet in Austin. .gig W 1- ,,,, ., 0 G W 'Q ' F 'Swv .T ,R r 5, , i. gf c Wins L, Iliff 475 N ' ' A' lack Patterson Roe Hall Eldwin Hay 01-11' qenidl. ex-olympic Captain Low Hurdles Hurdles Champion, A 100 Yard Dash Sprint Relay Track Coach ' 220 Yard Dash Sprint Relay F7 fu I 1 , A ,, 65 J . Qo: ff. ' , 3 . R fw R 'f f' j sy af i..t r..t s . .pq LV p Buddy Hudson Dwain Dodson Robert Beck Hunter Strain . Sprint Relay 449 Yard Dash A Shot-Put Sprint Relay 100 Yard Dash M119 RGICIY ' Mile Relay High Hurdles BOYS TENNIS 1945 ID A. A s , G9 M, The tennis team. coached by Claude Wooley, had five lettermen this year, one singles player and four boys on the doubles teams. The first doubles team. composed of Wayne Modgling and R. G. DeBerry, won sec- ond place in the district, losing to Sweetwater. George Miller won both the District and Re- gional Meets to advance to the State Meet in Austin. 'NN tx 5' 9 -3 fy,-Q ' LETTERMEN 1,5525 George Miller - T wavm Modgling 1 R. G. DeBerry Bill Probandt ' Miller Couch 4 I l ............,....................,,.- 'L-ik., -in GIRLS TENNIS 1945 GIRLS' SPORTS . The seven girls who have represented S.A.H.S. in tennis this year are Ann Batjer, Connie Metcalf, Iudy Powell, Patricia Batchelor, lane Reader. and Nancy Hoyt. , The girls were selected as a result of a six weeks Round Robin Tournament which was held in Miss Ouisa Molen's seventh period tennis class, and the top three were chosen to enter the stiff com- petition. which this year's tournaments have offered. Ann Batjer in singles. and Iudy Powell and Connie Metcalf in doubles have won honors time and time again. S.A.H.S. is proud of Ann Batjer, only returning last year's letter- man, who won her regional meet and is to enter the state contest on May 3 and 4. The complete list of tournaments the girls' team has entered is as follows: . Invitational meet at Sweetwater March 24, 1945: Anne Batjer-Single's Champ Iudy Powell and Connie Metcalf-Double's Champs District meet at Abilene April 7, 1945: Anne Batjer-Single's Champ Iudy and Connie-Double's Champs Invitational meet at San Angelo April 14. 1945: Anne Batjer-Girl's Champ Iudy and Connie-Third place Regional meet at Abilene April 21, 1945: Anne Batjer-Girl's Singles State meet at Austin May 4, 1945: Good Luck, Anne. LETTEHMEN Anne Batjer Connie Metcalf Iudy Powell Patricia Batchler lane Reader Nancy Hoyt ACTIVITIES I V I. l J, X f .x Q I f J f Armani Menon saeuzvv 'S 52 F: : tr NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Mlss MOLLIE BIERSCHWALE, sponsor , The San Angelo Chapter of the National Honor Society was organized in May 1934 Wllh twelve charter members. The constitution of this national organization recognizes four cardinal objectives as fundamental in all educational practice: Character. Scholarship, Leadership and Service The purpose of this organization is to exalt these objectives and hold them ever before the school as goals toward which all should strive. 1944-1945 OFFICERS President .................. F. L. IOHNSON Vice-President ., ............ 1 . ROBERT BECK Secretary . . .' ....... BILLIE IO UNDERWOOD MEMBERS Dorothy Anderson Lucille Henson Mary Batts Nancy Hoyt Betty Bean Vesta Isbill Robert Beck Ramona Box Anne Bryant Sam Callan Russell Cothran F. L. Iohnson May Keys Ioyce Mclntire Betty Minatra Billie Underwo od 49k silk MASQUE AND GAVEL Sponsor, MISS PAULINE MCMURREY In 1941 the Masque and Gavel Society, the nationally known honorary society for the promotion of speech in secondary schools, was begun in San Angelo. Its purposes include the promotion of student achievement in such activities as dramatics, public speak1ng and assembly programs and sponsors a better relationship between the school and the com munity. OFFICERS President ................... MOLLIE KEYES Vice-President .............. ANN HGRTON Secretary Reporter . Don Albright Sam Archer Toe Bell Elsie Ann Gayer Roy Harrell Faye Kelley Patsy Kelsey MEMBERS . . . . MAY KEYS LAURINE SMITH Allie Lackey Iane Leslie Mary Iean Magruder Cleo Marie Marschall Myrtis Maxwell Charlotte Meadows Mary Earle Phillips FOCTLIGHTERS MISS PAULINE MCMURREY, Sponsor ,The purpose of the club is three-fold: first, -to encourage participation in the dramatics program of the school: second, to improve the quality of high school players: third, to spon y 'sor and manage the Tournament of One-Act Plays of the Texas Interscholastic League. ' ffl warg f nv T 1 A' FL I ,f l ff so Ce gl, so , 4 A 4, '14 X Q X f l ,Q n , L , , .,p7p 1 if , V, 2 , OFFICERS Vice-President .............. MOLLIE KEYES Vice-President . . - - .... ........ M AY KEYS Secretary-Treasurer .......... VESTA ISBILL Parliamentarian ............ Reporter .......... PATSY KELSEY ELSIE ANN GAYER MEMBERS Sam Archer Iune Bare Iet Barnes Anne Bryant Billy Collins Dorothy Cooper George Eaton Elsie Ann Gayer Mable Lee Herring Ann Horton Rita lsbill Vesta Isbill Elta Iackson lean Iohnson Patsy Kelsey Mollie Keyes May Keys Mary lean Lamar Mary lean Magruder Marie Manitzas Cleo Marie Marschall loanne Masterson Lyndon McKnight Connie Metcalf Frances Oglesby Lucille Phillips Mary Earle Phillips ' Clara Ransom Kenneth Reese Louise Rowan W Evelyn Stewart Edgar Talley Eugenia Watkins Marie Zvanja' CHEMISTRY CLUB Sponsor, MISS .PENELOPE FLOYD The Chemistry Club is open to all students having an average of B or above. It was be- gun rn 1939 and became a member of the Texas Iunior Academy of Science during the same year The purpose of this club is to study chemistry in relation to the modern World. OFFICERS NORMAN CROOKS .Q ........,.... President ROBERT BECK .............. Vice-President B ROSA BLUDWORTH .... Secretary-Treasurer MEMBERS Robert Beck Rosa Bludworth Murph Compton Norman Crook Lucille Henson F. L. Johnson - Allie Lackey Bob Laing Jack Leezer Allen Tyler Mac Martin Mary Earle Phillips I H10 C H4504 '49 16 T CMJ 502, EUCLIDEAN CIRCLE MISS MOLLIE BIERSCHWALE, Sponsor Motto: Thou shalt not divide by zero. The Euclidean Circle was organized four years ago by a group of students who appre ciated the advantages to be derived from a club which gives an opportunity for the presenta tion and discussion of mathematical subjects of interest. OFFICERS SAM CALLAN ............ F. L. IOHNSON .............. IOYCE MCINTIRE Mary Batts Betty Bean Robert Beck Iohn Becker Sam Callan lack Coffman Eugene Gardner Nancy Hemphill Kenneth Herring Nancy Hoyt MEMBERS . . . . Directrix Vice-Directrix . . . Ellipsograph F. L. Iohnson Lowell Iohnson Betty Iohnston Lyndon Keele Mac Martin Ioyce Mclntire Hugh Myers Billy Nicholson Hunter Strain Billie Io Underwood 3 KW iii :Iwi-:iss 7 ' ygasfifigs w ,gms WMM JUNIOR HISTORIANS sponsor, Mlss GRACE BITNER The local chapter of the Iunior Historians was organized in April, 1941 when it was realized that the youth played an important part in molding an opinion to try to bring back democracy to conquered nations after the War is over. Scholastic standing must be high 1n order to obta1n membership. I OFFICERS President .................. PETE WILLIAMS Vice-President .......... BOBBY DONEGAN Secretary ........ . . . ROEMER HUDLER Treasurer ........... . . . -- BILL WYNN Sargeant-At-Arms ..... ..... IO HN HARBIN Program Chairman .......... ROY HARRELL Nick Alexander Bobby Bennett Richard Crippen Iohn Dement Bobby Donegan Armond Goldman Iohn Harbin Roy Harrell Ioe Ray Hays Roemer Hudler Oscar Iackson Nicholas Iames Charles Landon Bill Lidster MEMBERS Louis Lile Ann Mattison Gwendolyn Medley Gilbert Sanders Donald Taylor . Earl Ray Meek Steve Whiffen Pete Williams Bill Wynn Iames Westbrook Elsie Dickson Andylene Davis William Wyatt A SPANISH CLUB sponsor, Miss ELIZABETH LITTLE Los Romancitas del Concho is composed of students enrolled in second year Spanish who have made an average of ninety or more in Spanish the previous semester. The purpose of , the club is to promote interest in the customs and language of-the Latin-Americans. ' Sabina Alcola Lila Barrett Patricia Ann Batchler Veda Brewer lane Bryant Barron Butler Carolyn Cargile Iames Carter Iohnnie Mae Cline Ann Covington Madelyn Crawford Dwain Dodson Io Alice Evans Frances Findlater Mauldine Hahn David Haynes Bob Hay Lucille Henson Manuela Hernandez OFFICERS BROWNIE IOHNSON ............. President CLARA WILLOUGHBY ........ Vice-President IO-IO NOWELL ........ Secretary-Treasurer WINFORD STORY .......... Parliamentarian MEMBERS lack Hesse Barbara Hicks Iean Houston Brownie Iohnson Willis Iohnson Doris Iones Mary Katherine Iones Velma Iones Lynn Iordon Marian Lawshae Orosia Losoya Iulie Matlock Ella Ann Matney Lou Miles George Miller Ioyce Miller Io-Io Nowell Iimmie Powell Doris Rains Sammie Lee Rampy Ellen Ann Saylors Dolores Shield Winford Story lane Sullivan Lawrence Underwood Hortensia Velez Margaret Velez ' Elva Marie Wallace Nelda Wallace g Iennette Whitsit Clara Willoughby Nancv Winstead Bill Womack Iimmie Womack Iimmie Womack Dorothy George Doris Hudson Dwain Iones LATIN CLUB Sponsor, MRS. K. P. BARTON lucunda Comitia Latinorum is dedicated to the advancement of classical study of the secondary schools of our country. Its members believe that knowledge of the civilization of Greece and Rome helps them to understand and appraise the world of today and-tomorrow Their program includes the annual initiation, banquet .and picnic. N in OFFICERS , President ................ IIM TOM POTEET Vice-President ...... LOU ANN HOLLOWAY Secretary-Treasurer ...... DOROTHY GANDY Reporter ............ PATRICIA KNEPSHIELD Parliamentarian ....... MINERVA IOHNSON MEMBERS Dean Adams Diane Adcock Barbara Eckles Dorothy Gandy Lou Ann Holloway Eddye Lois Iansen Minerva Iohnson Phillip Kemp N if fr D lax X5 MS Q! L md'-'T , Patricia -Knepshield I f f I Connie Patts Barbara Porter lim Tom Poteet Iean Smith Lynn Stewart X ff ,f r Lym-11 Williams I' Pj FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Sponsor, CMR. E. E. YOUNG This organization, open to students taking vocational agriculture, offers opportunity for its members to earn special awards in farm accomplishments and leadership The primary objectives of the F.F.A. are to develop rural leadership promote better c1t izenship, and furnish recreational activities for rural youth. Bill Bailey Ioe Cannon Wayne Chandler Alvin Collins Eugene Edwards Gerald Frazier Carl George Bill Gill Sylvester Glass Tommie Gray David Hannum Jimmie Howell Fred Humphrey L.'K. Lankford President .............. OFFICERS WAYNE CHANDLER ...............IOECANNON MARVIN STRUBE .. . . . EUGENE EDWARDS . CONNIE ROBERTSON . . . . . EDWARD MARTINETS . . ........ G. C. NORMAN IUDYPOWELL Vice-President . Secretary ..... . . . . Treasurer ....... . Reporter ............ . Parliamentarian Watch Dog, . . . Sweetheart .... MEMBERS Tommie Manning H. Martin Edward Martinets Eddie Mee Iames Peiser Lewis Rychlik Bobbie Sessums Bill Self Rushing Sheffield Grant Speed Marvin Strube Phillip Templeton lack Vaughan Patrick White Leon Yeary Bill Yoes lack Young Don Strickland Robert Buttery Iohn Gill G. C. Norman Connie Robertson Richard Van Court Wade McCleery PRE-FLIGHT CLUB Sponsor, MR. RALPH EMERSON The Pre-Flight Club is open: to all students taking Pre-Flight or Navigation courses. It is a comparatively new club organized for the purpose of bettering the understanding of aviation and keeping up with the rapid advancement which is being made today in that fields lerry Allen Ed Armstrong Harry Bartz Irene Bartz Russell Blumentrit Barnett Brucks Felix Buck Vernie Bucher Robert Buttery Betty Io Byrd Huey Capps Billy Collins Billy Combs Alvin Dallas Richard Davidson lohn Delaney Roy Edwards Ralph Emerson, Ir. Andrew Feist President ...... Vice-President . Secretary ..... Treasurer ..... Parliamentarian Annie Murl Freeman OFFICERS KENNETHCARLEY DOUGLAS MCSWANE DONA CROWNOVER PAULA SUE HUFF DENNIS DOYLE MEMBERS Earl Fox ' Eugene Gardner Iohn Gill Marvin Hawkins Mildred Hawkins Harold Headrick Io Beth Hollebeke Buddy Hudson Paula Huff losh Iohnson Leon Iudd Horace Kelton Dewey Kirby Bob Laing Ioe Mahaifey Thomas Manitzas Wayne Medlin Wesley Moorhead Iulia Price Billy Putman Pete Renner C. A. Robertson Billy Rogers Milton Sanders Curtie Scott Alta Lee Simmons Billy Sisk W. T. Snodgrass Francis Strothers Billy Io Walter Billy Mae Wells George White Hubert Wills Buster York Helen Yount FUTURE HOMEMAKERS Sponsor, MISS INA IONES L Connected with the state organization, th is local chapter of the Future Homemakers in cludes in its membership girls enrolled in any homemaking class. Among its many purposes are to respond 'to community needs, to encourage recreational and educational activities for girls ofyhomemaking classes. and to develop poise and self-confidence through entertainments and social functions for club members. . Dortha Adkins Tommie Armstrong Lois Barton Gloria Bergen Myrtle Caldwell Mary Carmana Yvonne Evans Leta Favors Ianelle Fields Elizabeth Foster Ernestine Foster Margie Freemen Doris Fulcher OFFICERS IESSIE LOU YANCY .... - .......... President LETA PAYNE FAVORS ........ Vice-President DORIS FULCHER ........ ...... S ecretary COLEEN HILTON ..... .... T reasurer LYNELLE HIGGINS ........ . . . Reporter MEMBERS 4 La Iuan Gilley Minerva Glass Coleen Hilton Lynelle Higgins Sarah lean Kaase Patsy Keating Glenda Kelley Mary Mathus Iuanita Meachen Angelin Michalik Dorothy Norwood Georgia Pakl Evelyn Randolf Hazel Robinson Wanda Lou Sargent Mirle Stefka Lois Smith Anna Lou Taylor Dorothy Vickers Bobbye Waterhouse Billie Weatherford Mable Woodard Wanda Lee Woodruff Jessie Lou Yancy RED CROSS Director, MISS INA IONES The high school unit of the Red Cross was organized during the fall of this school year Their work includes making afghans, Wash clo thes. and utility bags, all of which are v1ta1 to the war effort. MEMBERS 50 OR MORE HOURS WORK Lynelle Higgins Anna Lou Taylor h Frances Carothers OTHER MEMBERS Iean Collins Maurine Condra Elsie Dickson Virginia Guieney Loleta Hall Lou Ann Holloway lean Iohnson Laura Iohnson Sarah Kaase Kathy Lipcamon Iewel McDonah Mary Pinson L- TRADES AND INDUSTRIES CLUB 'I'he San Angelo chapter of the Trades and Industries Club was organized this year and is open to those students enrolled in the part-ti me training classes who are interested in vo cations such as library or secretarial work. Its activities include a social every six weeks, and an annual banquet with the DISIII butor's Education Club. OFFICERS President .................. FAYE WARREN Vice-President ......... . . . DOUG CHOATS Secretary-Treasurer .... .... P AT CURLING Reporter .................... ELOISE IOPLIN George Ann Bonner Huey Capps Douglas Choats Ollie Mae Cox Ioy Lee Collins Pat Curling Milene Culwell Doris Fulcher I. B. Garner Wanda Garrett David Gist Alfred Guenther MEMBERS Kenneth Gray Lovell Hallmark Eloise Ioplin Billy Knittle Bill Pearson Ianis Shurfey Hosard Reed Stella Roach Marjory Simmons Iack Shaw Faye Warren , Billy Walters DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB The local chapter of the Distributive Education Club was organized this year and holds the distinction of being the first in Texas to be affiliated with the Southern Distributive Edu- cation Club. It includes those part-time training students training in the fields of personal service, such as wholesale and retail selling. Lelia May Ayers Bobby Barker Dorothy Bolf Billy Bradford Leland Brashears Billy Bruce Anna Lois Bryan Felix Buck Maxine Chance Claudine Dunlap Ruby Durden Iris Emerson Vergene Fillip Leona Hoelscher Naomi Hurley OFFICERS President ............ ANNA LOIS BRYANT Vice-President ........, LELAND BRASHEARS Secretary .....,......... NORMA IAMESON Treasurer ........ MARY LOUISE LINCECUM Social Chairman ........ GENE THORNTON ' MEMBERS Geneva Iackson Norma Iarneson Bobby Ienkins Teddy Iohnson Mary Louise Lincecum Duward Luce Dorothy McE1haney Orville Mitchell Margaret Paul Mona Purviance Billy Reeves Gracie Reeves Fritz Schottlander Io Patsy Smith Calvin Swearington Alyce Timms Doris Tomason Gene Thornton Charles Walker Dorothy Walraven Charles White Helen Yount Girlxs 'A Bib -4---iullvv ' 'Zi' Association KK President .................. MELBA BARKER Vice-President .... ..... D ARLENE COPE Secretary ...... ........ V IVIAN WHITE Treasurer . . W ..... .... I ONNIE MAE KING Sergeant-At-Arms ...... ELLA DEE WILSON Historian ...................... IULIA PRICE Gen. Sports Mgr. . . BILLIE RUTH HARGROVE Publicity Manager ............ FAYE KELLEY Basketball Manager .... LQMA MAE BURDEN Sponsor .............. MISS OUISA MOLEN Lamoine Abbott Mary Aiden Billie Avriett Norma Artry Genevieve Baker Rosa Bledworth Frances Carothers Willadene Campbell loan Connerly La Royce Clarke Margaret Crocker Margie Cates lone Drake Birdie Dykes Marjorie Evans MEMBERS Glennie Hughes Bernice Ioplin Madalene Kocich Georgia Kozelsky Ioyce Leddy Mignon Lollar Ruth Manley Edith Margason Mary Louise Martin Iean Meek Mary Lou Minica Ierry Moore Betty Morris Iessialine McMinn Marjorie McRee Bobbie Nelson Gerry Gibbs Loleta Hall lean Harris La Tuan Hart 1 Evelyn Nettleton Patsy O'Hara Mary Pinson Naomi Rainey Iane Reader Doris Richburg Margaret Ried Helen Roberts Pansy Roberts Iune Seward Frances Skaggs Stella Mae Stanford Betty Stephens Carissa Tarver Barbara Verfurth Bonnie Vick Marie Washam Betty Wester Modene Wilburn lean Wilson it f T gin --1-v 1'- -17-i Ve. ,gn ,..f,i-i.i-- X The' Glee Club has had some very lovely programs GLEE CLUB Sponsor, MISS HILL guidance of their new teacher, Miss Hill. This year their main interest has been in choral work. Barbara Aldridge Dorothy Anderson Elizabeth Barkley Emma Lou Barnett Beatrice Barrett Doris Baze Doyle Betsill Tommy Boykin Wilma Brosig Betty Io Byrd Wanda Carrell Io Ann Colby Barbara Coleman Lloyd Cope Pat Drochet Frances Crownover Opal Cruvbley La Verne Daniel Andylene Davis Dorothy DeLong Elsie Dickson Sammie Io Dunnam Marjorie Evans Leta Payne Favors Billy lean Finley Carmen Fowler Frankie Frazier Murl Freeman MEMBERS Wailon Garner Peggy Getts Minerva Glass Allan Graves Minerva Graves Mary Lou Goodwin Mildred Hawkins Mary Agnes Hawley Mary Louise Hays Lucille Henson Mable Lee Herrin Geneva Holcomb Bobby lean Hollebeke Ann Horton Mary Katherine Hurn Velma Iones Ruby Mae Keel lane Leslie Thomas Manitzas Patricia Martin Iohn Martinets Ann Matison Earl Ray Meek Angeline Michalek Betty Minatra Mary McNeiland Edward Neill Evelyn Nettleton all through the year under the Onita Newsome Lucille Phillips Iudy Powell Edgar Proctor Dorothy Ray Evelyn Ray Kenneth Reese Tune Richardson Mary Louise Schuch Evelvn Stewart Lucille Stewart lane Sullivan Marjorie Taylor Norma Teaqarden Billie Iean Towry Cecil Tucker Margaret Velez Helen Wallace Bobby Waterhouse Greta Lynn Watson Dlva Marie Wallace lack Webb Lillian Webb Vivian White Billy Williq Wanda Woodruff lacqueline Worden Marie Zvanja The Melodeers have been organized for the past three years during which they have performed at many and various functions of the city, and they have also given several lovely programs at the two air fields. MEMBERS Dorothy Anderson Murl Freeman Mary Lou Goodwin Ann Horton Allie Lackey .Carol Mann 4 Betty Minatra I Mary Katherine NIcNeiland Ruby Keel Frances Skaggs Evelyn Stewart Billie lean Towry THE Bobcat Band For ten years there has been a San Angelo Bobcat Band, and as each year has passed it has had new and more activities. Highlights in their activities are concerts, football games, rodeos, parades, band camp, trips, etc. The Band is more than just music. It stands for high ideals. Among these ideals are discipline, honesty, co-operation and respect for one's superiors as well as one's fellow students. OFFICERS President .............. KENNETH HERRING Vice-President .............. IAMES DEANS Secretary-Treasurer ...... EUGENE GARDNER Librarian .............. BILLY I. BOLLINGER Reporter ........... .... L OWELL IOHNSON Drum Major ........ ...... F . L. IOHNSON Sweetheart .................. BETTY IONES Alternate Sweetheart . , . BROWNIE IOHNSON BAND MEMBERS Flutes: Edgar Armstrong, Steve Whiffen Oboe: Iohn Becker Bassoon: Sammy Cox Clarinetsz Lowell Iohnson, Eugene Gardner, Allen Tyler, Charles Titsworth, Leroy Barbee, Bobby Scott, Guy H. Prater, lack Bly, Ioe H. Bell, Charles McGough, Billy Putman, Charles Abbott, Francis Brashear, Bobby Cook Alto Clarinets: Lyal Williams, Grant Speed' Bass Clarinet: Iasper Thorne Alto Saxophones: Duward Luce. Robert Wo- mack, Bobby Capshaw, Clay Atchison Tenor Saxophone: Robert Polunsky Baritone Saxophone: M. H. Havins Comets and Trumpets: Billy lack Bollinger, Kenneth Herring, Fred Caballero, Dick Mc- Gough, lack Leezer, Winfred Bristow, Carl' George, Iris Emerson, Bobby Gregg, lack Vaughan F Iugel Horn: Tommy Manning French Horns: Ioe Cochran, Don Cox Baritones: lay Covington, Mac Martin, Robert Sinclair, W. T. Snodgrass Trombones: F. L. Iohnson, Ir., Iames Lee Deans, Charles White, Ioe Ed Iohnson, Paul Lassen, Ir., Billy Vick, LaVaughn Turn, David Hannum, Donald Taylor, lack Perkin Sousaphones: Billy Trigg, Wesley Moorehead. Richard Hagelstein, Iimmy Bledsoe, O. I. Mc- Neill Percussion: Lawrence Underwood, Bill Wo- mack, Duane Wood' VT :A .V Aw . w zip. M, ix M 1. fgggg U mgigr H57 5 5 ' ms. an 'PHS M I Nidiliisv? ' 7 99375912 2 ff M N :gh I ii. 551 2 ii Y cv 1 X f f Q fe -2 'w5sNsi:54,1i 2 va we f mwcrgg wx 28 ORCHESTRA This year the S.A.H.S. Orchestra is said by many to be one of the out- standing instrumental groups in the State. Under the leadership of the' beloved Mr. Homer Anderson the orchestra has blossomed from the few pieces of its first year to the present fifty members. The Tenth Annual Concert marked a milestone in the Orchestra's Career. For the second time in all ten years one of the three groups earned an encore when Iazz Pizaccatto. ORCHESTRA MEMBERS ,OFFICERS ' President .............. ELSIE ANN GAYER ' Vice-President ...... Secretary-Treasurer . Reporter ....... R ..... Violins: Larry Bishop, lane McCoy, Eddye Lois Ienson, Mary Lois Henson, Sunny Skaggs, Norman Crook, Frances Strother, Armond Gold- man. Russell Cothran 2nd Violins: Wilma Russell, Allan Phelps, Baylor Collins, Mary Ruth Feist, Bob Breazeale, Charles Gervase Titsworth, Raymond Halguin, Alton Ray Goddard, Roy Shilling, Frances Kelly, Lorene Michalopulos, Doris Iean Ashley, Peggy Beth Strother Viola: Vicky Probandt Cello: Sallie Skaggs, Doris Richburg, Helen Michalopulos Bass Violz Bobbie Watson, Ernestine Foster, Nelda Skaggs Flutes: Myrtis Maxwell, Ida Belle Zwald, Anne Silliman . . . . MYRTIS MAXWELL BOBBIE WATSON IANE MCCOY Oboe: Iohn Becker Bassoon: Sammy Cox ' Clarinets: Dorothy Vickers, Anna Lou Taylor Marguerite Hall Bass Clarinet: lasper Thorne Alto Saxophones: Ella loy Bolen, Donna Sellers. Trumpets: Ann McCorkle, Kenneth Herring Baritone: Billie Barrett Trombone: lay Covington , Sousaphones: Billy Trigg, Wesley Moorehead Percussion: Margie Freeman, Veda Brewer, Ianice Skelton, Rachel Silliman Piano: Elsie Ann Gayer I BOY'S 'A' ASSOCIATION IEWELL WALLACE, Sponsor The A Association was organized in 1927. All boys who letter in football, basketball? track. and tennis are eligible for membership. It is the purpose of the club to foster high ideals of sportsmanship and encourage a spirit- of friendship andfco-operation. MEMBERS Bernard Ad-kins Max Box Sam Callan Kenneth Carley lack Coffman Dwain Dodson Dennis Doyle George Eaton Billy Gibbs Leonard Goode OFFICERS - President ................ DWAIN DODSON Vice-President .............. DENNIS DOYLE Secretary-Treasurer ........ HUNTER STRAIN Parliamentarian ..... ..... S AM CALLAN M V gggrlggfraham X Eldwin Hay y Z Harold Headrick Vernie Horner Buddy Hudson George Hughes Barney Iohnson Dewey Kirby Edward Martinets High Myers Douglas McSwane Marcus Oquin Pete Benner Hunter Strain Bill Wells Ellen Ann Sczylors Frances Crownover Ioyce MCIHTYIG Merry Ieczn Schulze Kfifhy Sturges 1944-45 e ff vvgaigx 1 Zziiljqff 5 GK' go O Sy 0 9900010399 49 Z q1OXO,ex0Qo6CoC:X9Oo Joes 0,8 06,6 . 930109 Nw oi f 0 . 908 9x-XXG Q1-ioosl Qixoixe' ex' 93 we l P The Drill Squad speaks for itself. Under the supervision of Miss Catherine Wakefield, the girls marched very effectively on the gridiron with 'the Bobcat Band. At the close of the season quite a few of them received medals which in- dicated their complete co-operation. Ioanne Armstrong Mary Beth Baker Iune Bare Melba Barker Ieanette Barnes Anne Batjer Mary Batts Betty Bean y Mary Nelda Belcher Barbara Bowers Ramona Box Ann Bryante lane Bryant Mary Helen Burden Willadene Campbell Carol Cannon Frances Carothers Ieanne Collins Dorothy Cooper Darlyne Cope Dona Crownover Frances Crownover Billie Dean Davis lo Alice Evans Marjorie Evans Yvonne Evans Ianelle Fields Dorothy Gandy Betty Alice Garrett MEMBERS Wanda Lee Garrett Elsie Ann Gayer Ioan Green Barbara Grossenbacher Iune Gunter Charlene Hall Loleta Hall Mildred Hawkins Nancy Hemphill Lucille Henson Colleen Hilton Iean Houston Doris Hudson Paula Sue Huff Elta Iackson Mary Katherine Iones Nancy Iones Faye Kelley Mae Keys r Iohnnie Mae King Louise Kleitches Agnes Kleypas Doris Kleypas Ioyce Leddy Mignon Lollar Ioyce Mclntire Mary lean Magruder Cleo Marie Marschall Ioanne Masterson lulie Matlock Connie Metcalfe Ierry Moore Bettie Iean Morris Emmajean Mullins Bobbie Nelson Evelyn Nettleton Nancy Norman Frances Oglesby Lucille Phillips Iulia Price Doris Rains Imogene Rodgers Louise Rowan Clara Ransom Ellen Ann Saylors Mary lean Schulze Kathy Sturges Barbara Taylor Billie Io Underwood Eugenia Watkins Betty Waster Ieanette Whitsit Wanda Whett Lloma Lee Williams Clara Willoughby Ella Dee Wilson Malbe Woodard Iessie Lou Yancy The Pep Squad appeared in uniform at football games. although they did K no marching. By their spirit they spurred our Bobcats to victory. Diane Adcock Dorothy Adkins Tomasine Armstrong Norma Autry Billie loyce Avriett Anne Bailey Lila Barrett Patricia Batchler Doris Baze Dora Ie-an Bibb Betty Brown Lloma Mae Burden Marilyn Cannon Carolyn Cargile Bettie Carter Margie Cates Ann Covington Margaret Crocker Dorothy Donaldson lone Drake lean Emch Mary Dell Freeman Betty Io Gardner PEP SQUAD ME1v1BERs Dorothy George Geraldine Gibbs Geraldine Grooms Billie Ruth Hargrove Shirley Groseclose Billie Ruth Hargrove La Iune Hart Burlene Hasty Mable Herrin Ioanne Hobaugh Mary Katherine Hurn Laura lohnston Ann Bess Iones Bernice Ioplin Lynn Iordon ' Patsy Keating Mary lean Lamar lane McCoy Marjorie McRee Ruth Manley Lora Lee Martin Mary Louise Martin Ella Ann Matney lean Mayer Iuanita Meachan Bobbie Millsap Edith Morgason Io-Io Nowell Mary Earle Phillips Nancy Powers Marcella Purkey Evelyn Randolph Mary Louise Schuch Dolores Shield lean Smith Earlene Stewart Clarissa Tarver Anna Lee Thurman Peggy Io Trammell Roberta Tucker Billie lean Weatherford Kathryn Westbrook Clara Io Wood Iacquelyn Worden Barbara Verfurth Billie Voss Nancy.Winstead Y XQY1 PLA P SENIOR PLAY .ledau 70 laude: BY Fritz Rotter and Allen Vincent Miss.Pau1ine McMurrey-Director ' MUNICIPAL AUDI'I'ORIUM December.5 .3:00 and 8:15 P. M. CAST I OLGA KIRINSKE . . . ............. -- . . . .... Patsy Kelsey GUSTAVE ..-- ....... ..--... ...... .. Ioe Bell ERNA SCHMIDT ....... . . . Mollie Keyes GRETCHEN LINDER . . . ....... May Keys HANS SCHMIDT ..... .... M arcus Oquin MARGARET .... - - . ........ lane Leslie MRS. HUNTER .... .. . Bobby Waterhouse BINGO HILL ......... ......... F aye Kelley FELICE RENOIR ........ ........... A1 lie Lackey SALLY IACKSON T- .... .... Ch arlotte Meadows MARION CURWOOD .... .... - - Myrtis Maxwell FRANCOIS ................ 4 - . . - - ................ .... L owell Iohnson KOPPLER ............................. A ......... -- . -. . -W. O. Dodd. . ' STUDENT STAGE CREW Stage Manager-Iohn Harbin Assistants-Roy Harrell. Clay Jackson Property Managers-Billie Louise Voss, Bobbie Mae Nelson Publicity Agent-Connie Metcalf Book Holder-Franchone Iordan THE FOOTLIGHTERS Q Of- SAN ANGELO HIGH SCHOOL Presents A PROGRAM OF ONE-ACT PLAYS . ' Under the direction of Miss Pauline McMurrey San Angelo College Auditorium 8:30 P. M., March 27, 1945 THE CHINA PIG I A drama by Evelyn Ernig Mellon Elizabeth Maynard - - ........................................ Mollie Keyes Elsa ................ - - .............................. Mary Iean Magruder Royal . .-- ............... . . . --. . . Clay Iackson Student Director . . . .......... , ..... ..... I oe Harlan Bell Stage Manager . . -- ........ -- .................. Ioanne Masterson 'THE VALIANT A drama by Hall and Middlerngss Iames Dylge .... ......................................... , Don Albright Warden Holt --. ..... , ........................... . . . Roy Harrell. Ir. Father Daly .... .... I ohn Harbin Dan .... ........ .... . . ..... I ack Webb Wilson -- ....... : ........ . . --,. . Gilbert Sanders Iosephine Paris ............ ........... ......... - - . . . Patsy Kelsey ' ' ' ll Student Director . . . ..... - - ............. Myrtrs Maurrne Maxwe . Stage Manager ...................................... Faye Kelley ' SKIN DEEP - ' A comedy for girls by Merle Young Id Marie Manitzas Miss a .................... -- ......................... . Miss Sally ........... h. . .- .... ......................... G wyn Medley Miss Cora Lee Blodgett . . . ..... Iane Leslie Mabel Miller . . 2 ........ ...... B obbie Nelson 'Agnes Wood . .' ....... .... E lsie Ann Gayer Deb Cobbins ........... ........ L ucile Phillips Vivian Iennings ......... ..... E ugenia Watkins A Student Director ............. May Keys Stage Manager .... .... C leo Marie Marschall Program Director -- .......... ........ .... I . Lyndon McKnight Advertising Managers .......... A ........................ Mary Iean Lamar ' i Pat Martin ' I 'TI-IEVALIANT vias selected as -the contest play. 1- ' 4,4 . . A- .Q - g Westerner Staff CTopj George Miller, lack Coffman, Sam Callan, Bill Turner, Roy Harrell, Dick Mcln- tosh, Mr. R. G. DeBerry, Betty Bean. CBottomj Paula Sue Huff, Vesta Isbill, Nancy Hoyt, Anne Bryant, Mary Batts, Ramona Box, Billie Io Underwood, Ioyce Mclntire. Clnsetj lane McCoy. , . We, the staff of the 1945Westerner, give you this arinual with 'the hope that in future years it will serve as a fond remembrance of this school year. 'We have al-1 'had ,many good- times together-may we never forget our classmates of 1945. ' The Westerner Staff wish to thank those students and faculty members whose assistance and cooperation have made this yearbook possible. Also our thanks are extended to The Campus Corral, Newsfoto, Wallace Studio, and Standard Times for their help. ' 'Cd-Editors ........ Betty Bean, Ioyce Mclntire Art Editor ................ - - .... Anne Bryant Assistant Art Editor .......... Paula Sue Huff Photograph Editor . . . .,.. Iack Coffman Club Editor ........ . . . Nancy Hoyt Activities Editor .... Vesta Isbill Feature Editor . . . -- . . Mary Batts Sports Editor Boys ...... ............. S am Callan er Class Editors ...... Ramona Box, Iane McCoy Advertising Editor ...... Billie lo Underwood Ad Salesmen ...... Bill Turner, Dick McIntosh, George Miller, Roy Harrell Faculty Adviser ........ - , . . Mr. R. G. DeBerry Adivser's Adviser ........ Mrs. R. G. DeBerry Girls .......... - - ...... Elsie Ann Gay T48 CAMPUS CORRAL The Campus Corral is a six-page printed newspaper published once every three weeks by journalism students and other qualified juniors and seniors under the direction of Mr. E. B. Cole, journalism instructor. The Campus Corral under wartime conditions strives to serve the school and community in continued effort toward a better understanding of school prob- lems. STAFF Editor ................ -- Billie Io Underwood Managing .Editor ........ Betty Alice Garrett Associate Editor .... ...... L . Julia Price Sports Editors .... ....... B ill Probandt Kelly McWhirter Girls Sports Editor ..-- .... Elsie Ann Gayer Artists ............. ..... C harles McGough Billie Baker Photographers .... -- ........ Lowell Iohnson Bill Probandt Reporters .......... Sam Archer, Mary Beth Baker, Ida lean Douglas, Cathy Lipcaman. Barbara Eckles, Charlene Hall, Doris Hud- son, Lucille Phillips, Bill Probandt, lanelle Fields, Patricia Martin, 'Ioanne Armstrong, lean Riley, Cleo Marie Marschall, Ioanne Masterson, Mary Iean Magruder. Typist ................ , - ...... Melba Barker Faculty Sponsor .................. E. B. Cole MEMBERS ' Betty Alice Garrett lulia Price Billie lo Underwood QUILL AND SCROLL The Quill and Scroll is the International Honor Society for High School Tournalists. Our own Dobie Chapter was organized in April of 1939. Iournalisrn students Doris Hudson. Lucile Phillips, and Cathy Lipcamdn wdqigdg writefroad, and edit copy for the latest Lo P11010 Xeoii ox edition. 11,6 2611 fobgrqpbe CXXOXX 6.5593 Qmer nsolz rf? Bi! 091 oiieiefvkkoig new G 1-ie? wait' 6' we 5N19fCXe0 an igd 00 , 19001 A-X850 . Xenia- Mr. E. B. Cole, Corral adviser, di- Q f d 1 orpifciscllss IPIU-bqn ' er.,Qk!1e In dr an 1 . 12, 917 fs d Of 'des his time between the Cam us 511 , p Corral and Standard Time's offices. il Yfxce be bei eidixn oqet wud' C3564 Ovjtgetd- Xoxixgixdef at 5 . NSW A1109 b f11?gdSGghe 511Z1Qnd In., . S . Q ogles ,?'alO1- fnqgin II' Be . or ,BQ edjto Y m I'Q11din J Editor,Bi11ie Io Underwood pauses as she goes -about the daily grind in the Corral office. I O65 C5165 if me Bet 12 Qrlen l Quiet he X09 ws' .. flue Qlf S H i E-Wxexops ox egg 301 me Typing copy on the Underwood is 'Ile pcioffair IP-'1 fgl and edxxoruibeg GP Melba Barker. ess, WUI: pq? the cllifqry 1 Sf QI' - ' 5X9?5 S 1101 Oro: ff If f .11 13,9 f x'5'?'F' X-3, XLXKBW M., 1. 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A ' 'ff' i .gpg I K wwffd wa W A ' 1 2:53 ' W 1S3fZ7wA: ,,., Wm .2514 in , 1 ,V 5 wma , ' ....., ' 2 , ,::,fgfg. .,,,, ,.,. . 13,155 . , iifgwxg W, ,, :efazf y - yw-J am.. A, A-,L ' , - 353' f' 1, M 1, f , I Qf,ZfQi gg,MLf,gg1 12,33 L mtl j '13, W, 'Z 5 6 1 1 rfiggfsgimfpflma fm fi, .. m5mM:zzSamL:z:::4f'::w M , ' - M-in We a. ix ., M .9 1 'R A 1 ' ' Q E wwf ! V' Q 'wi Kg M f , xv ....,..,. ,Q 5 . ,ZA A V.,.., .A, , . Y W .gzg i 2 E T . .zifiw zgg ' :: Z:2'. ff: 'x 'ZCZ,45?'f.fZI'Ji EEF. . , 'f':I::iQi 4'l'54H?3fiS'31'9f mdk Qi' Y' 'V' W 53 ,' I E5 ii if .,., . X 5' -P ,A - 2 H WH f , 2:52 1 2 Z Y ,.,, W, W A I . Qi f , , , X 3 5 X ' Qmgfafaiegf A kg, , ffl - ?1g warts? SWL, ww A ff ,www f Wfw V ,mm , . , midzsgm. Q1:'swf,g:A, ,li :fm y Q THE CALENDAR September 5-School begins. September 12-Cheer leaders elected. September 15-Bobcats beat Ballinger 34-0. September 19-Class officers elected. September September 20-Drum Major and Band Sweetheart elected. 22-Lubbock beat the Bobcats 7-6. September 29-San Angelo beat Dennison 27-0. October 6-B obcats beat Amarillo 13-7. October 20-San Angelo overwhelmed Lamesa 83-0. October 2 5-Student Council Members elected. October 27-Bobcats beat Odessa 47-0. November November 3-Bobcats beat Midland 49-6. I0-Bobcats beat Big Spring 53-0. Q November 23 6. 24-Thanksgiving holidays. December 1-Bobcats beat Sweetwater 41-0 to win District. December Senior play. December Bobcats beat Austin-Hi of E1 Paso 40-0 to win Bi-District December 15-Out for Christmas holidays. ' December 16-Bobcats beat Amarillo 20-l3 in the Quarter Finals. Dec mber 23-Highland Park beat the Bobcats B-39 in the Semi-Finals. Ianuary 2-Back to school. Ianuary 26-Abilene beats San Angelo 39-38 in cage tilt. Ianuary 27-Dr. Baker Iames Caut-hen talks to S.A.H.S. students. Ianuary 30-Bobcat cagers beat Sweetwater 39-32. February 2 -Bobcats beat Sweetwater for the second time. February 9-Abilene beats San Angelo 47-36 in cage tilt. November 23-Bobcats beat Abilene 46-0. 5... 9... G March 6- irls' Tennis Team announced. March 23--Senior Banquet. March 27-One-Act Plays. March 29-Out for Easter holidays. ' April 2-Ba ck to school. April 4-Most popular boy and girl, Campus Coed elected. April 7-District Meet. April 12-Band concert. April 13- Kid Day. April 14-Invitational Meet. April 20-Regional Meet in Abilene. . April 28-Duchesses for San Angelo College Day elected. May l-San Angelo College Day for Seniors. May 5-State Meet in Austin. May ll-Iunior Prom. May 27-Baccalaureate services. May 29-Commencement exercises. 1940 Iirnmie Adams Annie Lin Alderman Bill Alexander Louie Conor Alexander Ruth Alexander Henry Mark Anthony Iewell Arons Elton Bachus Bettie Bailey Floyd Baker, Ir. Everyn Alleen Barbee Margaret Barry lim Neal Bean Paul Walter Bean Stratton Worth Beesley Frank W. Benson Maryleene Bolen Grace 'Ann Box Marian Bradley Dorothy Lee Brasher Rosemary Bratton Bodine Brazelton Irma Ruth Brothers lack Buchanan Herbert Bullock George Byars Robert W. Callaway Elizabeth Chancellor Vesta Chenoweth Dwight Chriesman Wanda Lorene Clark Ieanette Clements velyn Clemons erlene Cleveland oss Harvell Couey une Covington ouise Elizabeth Davis etty lane Diltz CI aschal Drake azel Ruthe Duke eneva Eckerman illie Arthur Edwards 'ram Raul Enriquez harlene Evans Doris Ewald Gerald Delmar Fairbanle lim .Rattan Farr Glorie Fread Bettye Fuller Fred Furgason edra Gibson phelia Goodwin Sara lane Greene ouglas A. Guenthner alvador Guerrero onald Hardeman ohn Harper ick Harris ohn Scott Harris innie Pearle Harris uth Anelia Hay Iiola Beth Hearn ary M. Heffley orothy Maxine Henderson I oward P. Henderson amea Henderson am Hesse ary Faison Hines dna Fay Hogan oward L. Holland 1 a Vivian Horn 'd aymond C. Howell, Ir. A atricia Ann Hudgens alter Mae Hunt wendolyn Aleen Irwin enrose Iackson ary Lou lohnson arjorie Gertrude Iones owell Eu one Doughertj Mayfair Iones lohn Rooker Ioslin, Ir. Frances Kimmey I. L. King, Ir. ' Edgar Eugene Koon, Ir. Charles B. Lacy less C. Landers Charles A. Landrum Nona Lane Charles R. Leonard Bette Logan Norma lean Lowe Lucille Luckett Iames Hoye Lurnmus Anna Mae Lund Iohnnie Mae MacNaughton Frances Regina McClure Hobart McDowell, Ir. Roy McElhaney Maxine McFarlane Betty lane McKenzie Ann McLaughlin Nora McLaughlin Hilda Virginia McNorton Alleen McSpadden Helen Madison Robert Maginot Ruth Mansfield Ruth Ann Matlock Patty lane Maynard Susie Meek Antonio G. Menchaca Delma Millican Fred Mims Agnes Mitchell Ben Moncrief Iack Ousley oore Iene Willett Moore Kennard A. Moos Kenneth L. Moos Helen Marie Moses Virginia Myers Mary Iane Nash Herbert Neyland Iackie Oden Leroy Olsak Helen Overholser Nina Mae Overholser Bill Owens Dorsel Owens Kermit Parish Nadine Parish Pernice Parker A. R. Patton lay Dean Perry Robert Phillips Elizabeth Piper Frankline Rainey W. C. Dau, Ir. Albert Ray I. L. Reed, Ir. M. C. Reid lane Geraldine Rhyne I. W. Rice Elene Dora Rickabaugh Maribel Ellen Ricker Dorothy Roe Virginia Royal Reva Doris Rutherford Margaret Sawberger Miles E. Sedberry lames H. Sewell Holman Saylors Smith Iames Smith Margaret lane Sneed Mary Sommerville Eugene Stanford Tomasine Stanley Ieanetta Stepp Mary Io Stewart Glenna Fave Stooksberry Opal Ann Stout Billie Fae Stringer Cordula Strube Dorothy Louise Sutton Sara Ellen Swift Emarie Taylor Frances Taylor Mary Lee Taylor Mildred Kathryn Nutt Taylor Roy Wilson Taylor Doris Teague Lera Lou Teague Mary Lou Teague Sam Erie Teague, Ir. Anne Templeton Louise Thomson Mildred Marie Wagner Ernest F. Walker Fern Beatrice Wallace Maurine Elizabeth Walling Iames Arnold Warren Iarnes S. Weatherby Frances Iune Webb Lewis Cass Westbrook Verree Westbrook lane LaVeme Westmoreland Claudia Alleen White Sammy D. White L. E. Williams Frances Nelle Willoughby Ora Wimberley Vivian Lee Wimberley Bettye Winstead Martha Iane Womack lla Virginia Womble lack Wood Patty Woods Charles Robert Wooldridge Lillian Works Herbert Dan Wright Ruth Wright Marjorie Louise Wynn Adeline Elizabeth Young Grace Leonora Young 1941 ' Leon Turman Abbott Rozelia Eloise Adell Iunior Albright Thomas Aldrich Anna Alexander Virginia Lou Allen Cassie W. Allred ' Ernest Allred Ioye Charlene Andrews I. C. Andrews Robert George Anthony Doris Arnold Peggy Lou Arnold Dennis Leon Babb, Ir. Iohn Russell Bailey Betty Baldwin Dick Baldwin Robert M. Baldwin Lola Banta Everett I. Barnes William Alexander Barton Marshall H.. Bates Lorene Mae Batla Clyde V. Bays Bill Beard Emil Fredrick Beck Margaret 'Louise Beck Edna Erle Beckham lack Houston Beesley Winna lean Bolin Douglas Bowen Alvin L. Brass ' Peter Garnet Brehm, Ir. Clara Faye Bryan Donna Bucy Naomi Burrows . Woodly Owen Butler, Ir. Lewis M. Buttery Bob Halbert Byrd Kenneth G. Caldwell Bill Capps U Richard Eugene Carpenter Ima Ruthe Childs Sim B. Christy, IV Ann Cole George W. Cope, Ir. R. T. Cope Georgia Mae Cortese Lenine Cortese Richard Davis Cox Adeola Crochet Margie Crook Dorthy Louise Crownover George Hillman Crownover, Ir Bill Cunningham Rose Marie Cunningham Marjorie Curry Dewain Dallas Nelson Edwin Davenport, Ir. Camilla lean. Davidson Roberta Evangeline Davis Wande Sue Dixon Evalyn DeMoville Iolene Doss Kathryn Donham Bobby Dougherty Emily Ruth Dougherty Betty Io Duncan , Charles Duncan 'William Gordon Edgar, III Sid Evans, Ir. Bob Ford - Pauline Fox Irene Franklin Ralph Wintred Franklin Gertrude Fritz Beatrice Garner Arthur E. Garrett lean Gauwaine Buddy Gibbs Dorothy Gibson Martha Gill Betty Ioe Goodwin Newana Deane Gotcher lack Grafa Charles R. Graham lack Gray , Evelyn Iqyce Green Doris Iune Greene Iean Guthrie William Arnold Halarnicek, Ir Allon K. Hall, Ir. Marylou Hall Elliott Harlow Olive Lee Harris Sidney Hays Willie Mae Hays May Hemphill Nat Henderson, Ir. Iohn Wallace Hendricks Susan Hendricks Alva Rebecca Herman Gayle Scott Hill Mary Louise Hillyer M. Gordon Hollinger Ilme Hudson Duwain E. Hughes, Ir. Gerald Huling - Edward R. Hunt Marjorie Iackson Wilma Iackson Raymond Ienkins Ophelia Iohnson Rozelle Iohnson Carrie Loullones Dwight C. lones Mary Iordan Earlene Kelley Gene Weldon Kelly Harvev Lee Kelly Mary Ella Key Dale Brian Kirby Melba Kleitches Ernestine Knowles lim H. Kolster Marjory Konecny Frank M. Kreidel Sam Ross Lake Betty Ann Lavery Roy Wilson Lewis Billy Irwin Lieber Mary Frances Lieber Cathlyn Iune Livingston Wauree Logan , Robert A. Lonon Mariorie Edith Lossing Iris Lovejoy Helen McDaniel Ollie C. McDaniel Doris McDonald Iuanity McElhaney Mary Margaret McGee Wilma Faye McGlothin Iames Daniel McKinley, Ir. loe Webb McKnight luanita McMinn ' Philip Henrv Maginot Sara Sue Mann Eldora lane Maples Bernie Marecek Bennie Allene Mayes Doris Meadows Harrison Frank Meadows Estelle Mercer Ioe lV'ayer Mertz Mortimer Leonard Mertz Don Durwin Miller Earl Leo Miller lon Miller Melvin' Wesley Miller Robert Mims ' Marguerite Modisett Wilda Ioy Monroe Arthur Montgomery Maxine Montgomery lack Crittenden Moore Iames Douglas Moore Frances Moses Eugene Motl Martin W. Motl Marie Neal Frances Louise Neeley Lida lane Nowell George Berry Pace, Ir. Alexandra Pappas George Charles Pappas Elizabeth Louise Parrott Willie Marie Tumlinson Parrott Ioe Herschel Pendleton Mary Catherine Porter Fred Potthast Frances Powell Jared Hill Powell Fannie Iuanita Proctor Marjorie Pustejovsky Iustine Ramsay Douglas F. Renner Kennyon Grady ReVille William P. Riddling Iames Rink Norma Louise Rogers Walter Rosenthal Iames Roy Ruth Elisa Ruizy Flores lack Ralph Runkles Lee Waring Russell Lee Sandlin Alyce Elizabeth Schuch Billie Scott Sammie Iune Seay Virgie Frances Sewell Clifton Simcik Iames I. Simms Willene Smallwood Anna Kathryn' Smith Millard Phillip Smith Peggy Smith Virgil Iackson Smith Iames Wade Smyrl Eleene Sparks Helen Ruth Speer Sarah Eloise Steele George Allison Stewart Herbert Straach, Ir. Florine Strube Imogene Stuart Norman N. Sturgis Mary Stumberg Marjorie Talley Bill L. Taylor Iames Thomas Taylor Iohn E. Teague William B. Teller Lu Terrell Wilda Thompson Larence Thorne Ollie Lou Tippett Wilmer O. Tumlinson William Penn Turner Armelda Louise Tyler G. W. Utt, Ir. Evelyn Lynette Tyler Stephen R. Vickers Mary Frances Ware David Smilie Watkins Anna Lou Wester Lois Isabel Whidden Bernice White 'Mary Dolores White Mary Lou White Mildred Alice White Margaret Helen Whitiield .Rector Eugene Whitfield Ernest Owen Wilbcmks Dorthelia Wilburn Rosa Lee Williams R. O. Williams Reynolds Willig Gene Wills 'Maurice Paul Wilson Willa Wayne Withers Helen Marie Wohlford Lee Roy Wolf Melba Virginia Wolff Iohn Timothy Wood Billye Sue Young Margey Le Vaun Young Bonnie Lou Zeigler Mid-Year Seniors Virginia Allen Cassie Allred Q ' Doris Arnold LolalFaye Banta Ann Cole Pauline Fox Irene. Franklin lean Guwaine Martha Gill Doris Iune Greene Mary Lou Hall Marjorie Lossing Iuanita McElhaney Virgie Sewell Eleene Sparks V Wilda Mae Thompson Bernice White Mary Lou White Boys Leone Abbott Iunior Albright Thomas' Aldrich Bob Anthony Robert Baldwin Marshall Bates Douglas- Bowen Kenneth Caldwell R. T. Cope Lonine Cortese Charles Duncan Ralph Franklin Arthur Garrett Buddy Gibbs Charles Graham A. K. Hall lack Gray Elliott Harlow Gordon Hollinger Raymond Ienkins Roy Wilson Lewis Bill Leiber- Iames Livingston Mortimer Mertz George Pappas Ioe Pendleton Iared Powell Iames Rainey Douglas Rermer Kenyon Reville Harris Smith Billie Taylor Wilmer Tumlinson Iohn Teague G. W. Utt Bob Vickers Leroy Wilson INCOMPLETE LIST-1942 Ruby Ainsworth Pat Allison Howard Anthony Olga Atkinson Louise Austin I. R. Barker Arthurleigh Bartzen Edward Batts lack Beall Bobby Bean Wyona Bearfield Billie Gene Beaty Patsy Beazley Beverly Iune Beck Billie Lucille Benson Ioe Benson William Ernest Berry Margaret Bledsoe Ola Mae Bledsoe Earlene Boatright Kvle Boatright Minnie Lee Bollinger A. Kelton Bonham Echo Box Patricia Ann Bradbury Frankie Belle Brazelton Prentiss Bullock lack Burke lack Buster Derwood Caldwell Iimmie Callen Mary Beth Camfield Victor Cardiel Iohn Carqile Wallace Ray Carr Iimmy Carroll Gloria Carter Walter Carter Margaret Casselberry Katie Alice Castle L. Castle, Ir. Dale Chase Billy Chastain Norma Clements Wanda Elaine Cockrell K. C. Collier Dick Compton Delphene Cope Clarence Coss Bettie Crawford Maxine Crawford Elizabeth Cunningham Iay Cunningham Toe Darby Alfrieda Debus lerline Debus Martin Dehnel Allen Dickens Mary Catherine Dickson Freda Dobson Fayrene Dodson Carolyn Dodson Floyd C. Dodson Gene Donaho Weldon Draper Modena Dyches Francis M. Eckert Pete Economidis Mary Lacy Edwards Beryle Ieanne Elliott Garland Emfinger Pete Ewald Anna Louise Evans Mary Sue Flanagan Ioy Wilson Flint Bennie Foster Thomas Franklin Mary Gaskins Iames Germany Mary Frances Germany Hazel Gill Burton Goldman Leonard Grantham Lola Beth Grimes Dora Hagelstein Will Hale Arlon Hamby I. P. Hamby lack Harbour lack Harmon Frances Harry Iewel Hawkins Clifford Haynes Anna Ray Hays lack Hemphill Betty Henderson Terry Henderson Nelvyn Hennig Frances Herrington Iack Hight Betty Iudith Hill Tune Holiman Phyllis Hook Hazel. Hudgels Shirley Hudgins Zois Hughes Alexander laramillo Beulah Ann Iohnson Dorothy Iohnson Loyce Marie lohnsorr Marilyn Iohnston Alma Ruth loiner L. T. Kearney Iean Keith Naomi Keith I. H. Key Bill Kimrey Hazel Kinczel Bill Knebel Katherine Koon Wilbert Kretzer Natalie Lacy Dale Lane Hollis Leddy Billy Lee Billye Ioyce Le Noir Louise Lincecum Mary Lee Lock Katheryn Lynch Christine Luce Doris Lee McClelland Clyde McClure Betty Iean McCorkle Peggy Iean McDaniel Io Alice McDonald Blanche McKee Iimmie McMahen Charlotte McNeill G. C. Magruder Norma Mackin Ernest Maples Betty Iane Maxwell Irene Maracek Lila Lorraine Medders Dorothy Ann Mees Albert Michalik Malcolm Mitchell Iim Morgan Deloia Morris Ted Moss Ioyce Munselle Polly Munselle Dorothy Myers Wyatt Buckner Nesbit, Ir. Iean Nettleton Billy Nevans Linda Neyland Bettye lane Nolder Lau.ra Norvelle Enslie Oglesby Frances O'Harrow Clovis Olsak Bobbye Oquin Ierry Orsak Tobby Owens Fess Elisha Parker Sanders Phelps Sylvan Polunsky Dorris 'Prager Bettye Presly Mary Proctor Valda Marian Purviance Opal Randle Mary Ieanne Rau Billy Ray L. M. Ray, Ir. Elizabeth Reeves Christine Renfro Kenneth Ripple Toby Roberts Helen Robinson U'nita Raye Rogers Bob Ross - artha Rucker Betty Russell Iohn Schriever Oron Lee Schuch Alonzo L. Scott, Ir. Wilford Simcik Bruce Simmons Iaunice Simms Reta Kathleen.Simms Allerie Smith Annette Smith Charles Smith Helen Smith Kelly Smith Mary Iane Smith Billie Io Sparkman Olin Sparks Iulia Margaret Spears Louis Spellman Lois Stewart Margaret Strain Margaret Stribbling Helen Iean Stroman Geraldine Sykes Thelma Tatum Minnie Belle Timm Odene Touchstone Cecil Turner E. G. Turner Sam Vines Orbon Vittitow Barbara Wallace Charles Anne Walling Mary Walraven Margie Walters ' Alice Lynn Weaver ' Alma Werner La Zelle Whatley Billye VVhite Glenn. White Mary White Iohn RVhittenbu.rg Iessie Wilkinson D. G. Williams Dorothy Williams Dowell Williams Fannie Beth Williamson Rexene Williamson Helen Wilson Iack Wiswell Elbert Yoes Iimmie Yoes Iessie Lee York George Young Glenn Young 1943 Betty Io Archer Melva Ilene Atkinson Betty Lois Baker Charles Ray Baker A. L. Banta Doris Barbee Betty Barry Sara Io Bell Russell Benson Veda Glyn Blakeway Ernestine Boatright Roy Iean Bond Theodore Brass Iohn Ross Brazier Beverly Gene Brooks Ellis Brooks Weldon Buelow Helen Bullock Doris Mae Burnham Buy Burton Iack Buster Gloria Callan Sammy Callison Iacqueline Carnes Edward Caroe Margaret Chanlder Wendell Chandler N. Dow Chapman Robert Dean Chenoweth Norma Iean Childers Iackie Cole Marvarine Coleman Melba Conner Randall Cook Myrtle Ruth Coppin Ruth Cotton Roy Beth Cowart Nancy Iane Cranford Ioyce Crawford I. L. Cross, Ir. Doris Iuanite Crownover Bobby Crowther -Rebe May Culbertson A. I. Deans Ernest Deats Iames Timothy Doell Dorothy E. Dougherty Russell Drake Kathryn Duncan Mary Carolyn Duncan Anita Christine Dunnam Ignatio Economidis Floyd Farrington Mariorie Elaine Foster Pattie Iane Fread Ralph A. Frederick Betty Iean Garner Robert William Gerber Alice Gompers Robert Greer Corinne Hall Betty Io Hanks William Lee Harrison Iack Hazel Maraaret Henderson Maxine Hennersdorf Gladvs Herman ' Morris Herring 'Zita Hiaqinbotham Helen 'Ruth Hill Dorisl Holiman Helen Marie Holloway Louise Elizabeth Holt Iohn Howell Helen Huss Cumbie Ivey Peggy Io Iett Iohn C. Iohnson Mildred Iohnson Victoria Pfeil Johnson Bill Iones Estelle Iones Marie Iudd Margaret Elizabeth Kemp William Keith Kennedy A. I. Kennemer Howell Kent Harvey Keyes Dorris Kincaid Rose Allie King Russell Baugh Lewis Iack Nowlin Lieber Iacquelyn Logan Shirley Marie Lossing Le Dell Loudamy Christine Luce Doris Lummus Katherine McCarroll Ethel McCleery Norman McCoulskey Iohnnie Faye McDaniel Iack McDurmitt Marguerite McKnight Mary Elizabeth McLaughlin Iohn McMillan Paul Maddox Iewel Marie Manley William Henderson 'Martin Betty Rae Mayo Mart Meltonl Ada Moncrief Mills Mary Elizabeth Mills Mary Io Minton Anna Mitchell Malcolm Mitchell Cora Madelle Moore Sam Moore , Doris Moorehead Dorothy Moorehead Robbie Ray Morris Ruby Morse Winn, Murchison E. E. CPatj Murphy. Ir..,, Henry D. Murphey, Ir. Mary' Elizabeth Murphey Nancy Lee Nye ' Mary Iean Parman Dewey Parmer Ioe Fave Pate Patsy Perry Dick Phillips C. W. Pressley Felix Probandt Iim ,Probandt Ola Edra Reville Wilson Rink Ruth Royal Colleen Russell lack Russell Harold Scherz Mary Irene Self Betty Shook Aleen Simcik . Dorothv Simmons Reba Sinclair Charles Smith Marie Snodgrass Scott Snodgrass Tommie Lee Snodgrass Swift Sparks Ianet Spears George Sbeed Virginia Steadman Lanore Stone Betty 'Io Swaim Darwin Talafuse Ford Talley Loretta Tannehill Ann Taylor Clifford H. Taylor. Ir. Edna Marie Taylor Elmer Taylor Minniefred Taylor Iames Tegart Lila Patricia Tegart Bernard Trimble Bobby Turner Clifford Van Court ' Iames Louis Walker Bette Wallace ' 'Margie Mae Walters Wayne Walthall Anna Warren Glendon Westbrook Anna Katherine Wetzel Eugene White Alliene Lee Wiggins Ewell Wilburn Mary Evelyn Wilkinson Betty Ruth Williams Bob Wills Bettye Wilson Iune Wilson Ruth Wilson y Gladys Windham Pearl Wolf Chrystal Faye Wood Martha Wood Shirley Ann Wright Iake Wyatt luanite Wyatt Elizabeth Aurora Yancy Dorothy Elma Yoimg Glenn Zentner 1944 Mid-Term Graduates Martha Faye Anthony Ioyce Berry Mary Ann Beck' Harold Blackwood I. T. Duke Ralph Ellis Wesley Fox Melba Iack Gordon George Iackson Gilbert Iackson Coy Keenan ' Alvin Kemper E Thomas Leary Donald McGonagill Elizabeth Ann Page f Earline Schaefer Curtis Wade Smith Elizabeth Spradling Milford Taft Iohnny Unger 1944 May Graduates William H. Aikman Alex Alexander Frank Alexander Iimmie Anderson Odelia Arons T. l. Ault F Bobbie Bailey C. B. Baker Ioanna Baker Bobby Louise Barker Bernard Bartzen Billy Beall Virginia Beck Charlie Evelyn Beck R. B. Bennett Lyndol Boatright Rondld Boatright Rosemarie Bradbury lla Ann Brewer Harold Broome Helen Marie Brown Cecil Maxine Brown Bobby Broyles Ierry Vaughn Buster Dorothy Buttery Raymond Ioe Carroll Frank Carter Melba Lee Carter Toe Chitwood Doug Less Choate lackson D. Church lohn A. Church Lucy Mae Churchwell Ruth L. Condra Toby Cook Esther Corases Reese Crouch Mary Gardner Cullom Gloria Currie Ermene Davis Suzanne Davis Reta Mae Deats Amelia DeBo Sarah Elizabeth Dehnel lecm Sawyer Delz Ann Ieanette Dilley Ben Calvin Donegan Dorothy Donham Nancy Ellen Drake Nedra Durden Ester Claire Dykes Bobby Edwin Eckert Lois Eldred Dortha Iean Elma Betty Io Evans Mary Iane Evans Barbara Lynch Fenton Mary Louise Flatt lone Fortson Walton Arthur Foster Norman A. Frederick Edwin Garner Mary Ann Glass Celestine Good Eddie Paul Good Horace Neil Goodson Lula Odelia Graham Claudine Greene Bill Groseclose Alfred C. Guenther Dorothy Louise CPeggyj Haggerty Iessie Virginia Hall Larry Hall W. ,I-I. Hall Delbert Leon Haralson. Ir. Ann Harris Betty Io Harris Martha Harwell Nita Irene Hays Pope Langham Hays Felton Headrick Stephen Helbing Bobby Hemphill Minerva lane Hendricks Bobbie Nell Hill Robert Hom, Ir. Herbert Hudler Winona Hughes Royce Gene Hurley Ioe lacques Edna Iewel Iohnson Elizabeth Frances Iohnson Sammy Iohnston Evelyn Joiner loyce loiner lack Iones Coeita Io Ioslin Patricia Keahey Gene Kerley Norma Fay Kimball Richard King Laddie Kinsley Reva Lacy Jack Landers Geneva Belle Letteste Mary Leonard Billy Ioe Lewis Lillian Lindley Wilma Ioy Livingston Patricia McCabe Walter Douglas McCoy Cassie Loy McDonald Wilbur Ray McGarr Ada B. McKay Merle McLeod Margaret McNei1and Norma Ruth Maddox Marjorie Major George Manitzas, Ir. Faye Dell Manley Barbara Manning Van Ray Martin Lula lane Mason Iames Goodfellow Massey lack Matheny Wanda Rae Matthews Ted Maxwell Georgia Michalik Doyle Miller Eva Ioe Miller Calvin Montgomery Billie Frances Moody Leonard Earl Moos Charline Moreland Mary Helen Morgason V. L. Morse Iosephine Motl 'l'heresa Lucille Nimitz Doris Mildred Oden Noretta Gene O'Neal Roy Overton Alma lean Owens Margie Ellen Perkin Travis Perry Ioan Poulter Annetta Preston Lorraine Redmon Dick Rhodes Willie Mae Rhodes Mary Lou Robertson Charles Robinson Ioy LaVerne Robinson Fritz Rosenthal Dick Russell Billy Schleyer Gordon Schmickle Doris Helen Schwartz Ethelbert Sims Dorene Skaggs William Elmer Smith Madeline Spencer Marie Staas Winnie lean Steward George W. Stewart Lavone Stone Ida Lou Straach Billy Ray Strickland Gusta Mae Stroman Syble Viola Stuard Billy Ioe Talley Mary Iosephine Tankersley Lee Ola Tarrant Archie Leonard Taylor Gwendolyn Terry Maxine Tippett ' Margaret Toombs Frank Trower Wincie Lee Tumlinson Bobbie Lewis Underwood Marjorie Vinson Betty Walker Garland Wall Wanda Io Webb Irene Alice Weddell Kathryn Weldon Allen H. Wilbanks Rebecca Estella Wilkinson I. L. Williams Ioe Williams Iames Williams Lloys Willoughby Freddie Wills Claire Wilson Paula Dene Wilson Ruth Wilson Edna Mae Wolf Edwin Wright Katheryn Louise Wyatt Iohn Yount Summer 1944 Graduates Bob Armstrong Mary Armstrong Anna L. Bailey Bonnie Ball Wanda Beckham Nadine Boatright Betty Clatterbuck Iohn Davis Wallace Emory Marshall Iohnson Alan King Norma King Billie Fay McDonald Bill Allen Perry Euna Frances Poore Ira Mae Pope Billie lean Ray Peggy Smith Wilma Watkins Robbie Nell Wood Bobbie Whitaker Betty Wynn then' and High day are in the armed May they return safely to their loved ones before another arrives. HARRIS LUCKETT CO, SPORTING GOODS Equipment for Every Sport- Football. Basketball. Track, Tennis NNIS HACKET STRINGIN Compliments Ui ROBERT MASSIE CU. Everything In Furniture IITIY FINDLATEITS First A Full Line of Sporting Goods Carried At All Times IS AgIoO F tyY +If Ii's Hardware WeSHave It Congratulations F rom- Rooseveli Dru Store Wm. Cameron 8: Co., Inc. g I A Better Service Pharmacy A Complifnciuilgggg Semce Reliable Prescriptions Phone 6711 San Angelo, Texa SAN ANGELO. TEXAS ARMSTRONG anus. C0mP1imHH1S0f LUMBER COMPANY' B. Sz H. Hardware CO. Building Materials D YS d Y Drink T 6644 Wa T. W. TAYLOR 8: SON .Pure AS Sunhghf, ' New and Second Hand -In Bottles Furniture gl Hardware 62-64P:ITI:in:j1iZjurne SAN ANGELO. TEXAS l'. . . 1VIATHENY'S PHARMACY Prescription Druggisi CILIIG CII' Compliments Ut I-IOYT BROS. The Friendly Store Always Friendly To and Interested In The S A qelo H gh S h ol Student Devoted Exclus ly t the Cl th g l D mands ot West Texas Men and West Texas H gh S h l F ll CORNELISON BROS. 38 Years San Angelo's Leading Dry Cleaners Tailors, Haiters, Cleaners and Dyers N . I 17 E. Harris Phone 6575 N . ll l3ll W. Beau. Pho 4757 SAN ANGELO, TEXAS Burton-Lingo Company Lumber and Building Material San Angelo, Texas To the students of San Angelo High School our sincerest appreciation for the privilege given us in making the photographs contained in this book. 0 Wallace Studios Makers of Fine Portraits Compliments Ot HMI! SYSTEM STORES Everything To Eat SYKES PHARMACY G A M F I E R GMSSFCEHIEISEEEN Central Auto Supply Co Oldest and Largest in West Texas Sheet Music Records Musical Instruments and Accessories Call On Us At Our New Location Chadbourne Dial A. Earl Breedlove A. F. Breedlov 14 West College San Angelo, Texas 9 gczfmea 5 Za. Shoes Sportswear 29 W. Beauregard S Co. WST Tm HOUSEHOLD Furniiure Co. Ltd WE APPBECIATE YOUR BUSIN Material SAN A-NGE n.o,Tr-:xAs SAN AN GELO COLLEGE MEMBER OF THE TEXAS ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGES THE SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGES THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF IUNIOR COLLEGES OFFERS YOU 1. Guidance 2, Individual Attention 3. Courses that are transferrable to any Senior College or University in 4. Vocational Courses 5 . Superior instruction at low cost to the student. ' WE INVITE YOUR CONSIDERATION LET US HELP TO PLAN YOUR COLLEGE COURSE Diamonds Watches J. M. CREED CRUSE Jeweler 8 West Beauregard Avenue Phone 7685 Watch Repairing Guaranteed A Complete Line of Iewelry At Regular Prices Credit Iewe1ers SOLOMON'S Women's Wear 206-208 S. Chadbourne Specializing In IUNIOR STYLES Compliments Ot BOB GREEN'S BAKERY STURGES' 145 North Oakes Street Distinctive SAN ANGELO, TEXAS Pastries Pies Cakes Apparel The Meeting Place of the Gang ,,Where Smart Styles Meet Popular Prices TELEPHONE COURTESIES Refer to your personal number list or the directory CALL INFORMATION ONLY WHEN You CAN'T FIND THE NUMBER THERE. Ort pcrrty-lines be brief With' ctll ccrlls as someone else may be waiting. Five minutes or less is usually enough time for most calls. On party-lines, if it is busy wait your turn and Do Nor' INTERRUPT OR MAKE A Fuss THE SAN ANGEL TELEPHUNE co. HOLCCPMBE-RQNTON Pam-r APPRECIATB ANYTHING EVERYTHING MANUFACTURING STATIONERS OFFICE OUTFITTERS W Beauregard ANGELO, TEXAS Dial 4161 Compliments Of WEST TEXAS UTILITIES COMPANY Ice - Light - Power - Water Complimenis Of eee e 3 , MA GO0DWIN'S ' f Bug DINING ROOM : 1If:2kcIaQyardrobes4 'The Best Eats In Town AN GELO LUGGAGE BEAUTIFUL mauled LUGGAGE 3 East Concho lar Hotel Bld ' o THANK YOU COULTEPUS ARCADE Your School Supply Dealer Phone 3366 A West Texas Institution Serving West Texas apn2f W Ice - Milk - Butter - Ice Cream 445 South Oakes Street Phone 6761 Q L, P, RAY Santa Rita Dry Cleaners Jgwglgf 2 Pl?TlSviZSgZLE??'aLZC3ted 1'16 So. Chadbourne Your Promise to Pay Dial 3306 or 4244 ,S Good Wm, Raya SAN ANGELO, TEXAS Compliments of Central Electric-Co. Electrical Service TPJMBILE EtigtiQXi?Lr OII1 ete Insurance Agency Repeifgggiggilgggg Hg ' 1 Air Cgondition g 20 West Beauregard , ervice Phone 6525 SEARS, RUEBUCK and CO., San Angelo, Texas Shop At Sears And Save Comnlimenis Of , MODEL 2 E Laundry Company PHSi9ll1'iZ8d Laundry And Products Dry Cleaning ' BUTTER, H A COTTAGE CHEES Phone 3111 ICE K ThankYou It has been a distinct pleasure to serve the students of San Angelo High School as publisher of the 1945 Westerner Newsfoto Publishing Co 109 W. Twohig - San Angelo, Texas School Annuals - Catalogs - Stationery - Pictorial Brochures - I Compliments of HCDTEL CACTUS Ed B. Shu11,- Manager HATS - PURSES GLOVES - VFLOWERS BLOUSES u FLORENCE HAT SHOP 227 So. Chczdbourne S A g 1 T Sporting Goods Home and Auto Supplies Toys ' Luggage IF IT'S IN TOWN YOU'LL FIND IT AT ROBERTS BROS. Auto Lec Stores Compliments of Schuch Motor Co., Inc. South Oakes At East Beauregard San Angelo, T as Buick - Pontiac GUN T-EB'S San Ange1o's Appliance Store WHEN YOU THINK OF Furniture YOU WILL FIND IT AT SHEPPERSON Furniture Co. YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD 19--25 W. Twohig Ave. ' San Angelo, Texas FOR THE MOST BEAUTIFUL HOSE ANYWHERE SHOP AT THE nosrnnr sr-1oP Hazel Cole San Angelo, Texas 15 W. Twohig Dial 5669 3 LEON'S FLOWERS CORSAGES. WEDDING BOUQUETS. HOSPITAL ARRANGEMENTS Best Wishes For The Graduates Class of 1945 Dial 4765 Koberlin 61 Emerson Horfom, Yagg fgiuiilf Sz Kenlgy REALTORS. PROPERTY MANAGEMENT, . REAL ESTATE LOANS 21 So. Chadbourne Phone 6734 COMPLIMENTS OF Perkins Drug Company H THE REXALL STORE 114 So. Chadbourne Dial 3137 COMPLIMENTS OF EDWARD A. CAROE Optometrist 'x .Y , Y ihg unusual I I I I as 11111311 as this usual f 'EZ 7- JUNES GRUCERY H f 1114 w. BEAUREGARD AVE. G ,, f I f w' ' 1 ' . ' 1 .,r A 1 . v, '- za- ' if . , ' ,K I 1' fi ,A A ' '-ffzwffma-Ql'iT E-r:.Z-1-we ' PHONE 4175 wig sAN AN1:-:E1.1:, 'rExAs Good Luck Graduates THE GADGET SI-IGP SAN ANGELO'S ? : G IFT HEADQUARTERS Z8 West Twohig Street KAcrossThe Street From The Texas Theaterl enacted? of 77Zam77ame'zq 794165 f ea, COVINGTON TIRE SERVICE The General Tire Recapping - Repairing Dial 4262 LET US HELP YOU WITH YOUR NEW TIRE APPLICATIONS OFFICIAL TIRE INSPECT ON STATION NO. I Kelley Sz Thomson Service Staiion Corner Oakes and Beaureqa D 1 Congratulations and Best Wishes FROM YOUR FRIENDLY STORE LEVINE'S Vulcanizing Recapping RAGSDALE AUTO COMPANY GOODYEAR TIRES WILLARD BATTERIE Phone 3211 San Angelo, Tex BOBCAT BOOSTERSH San Angelo's Leading Store -For Men and Boys S. Sz Q. Clothiers 127 S. Chadbourne SanTAngelo, Texas 9 1 COMPLIMENTS OF San? Angelo Boot Shop C. I. CHESNEY 6 SON Sucessors To I. L. Mercer Boot Shop S FRANKLIN LIFE INS. CU. Springfield, Illinois Complimgnis of MORE THAN Zh MILLIONS In Force On The Lives Of VAUTRAIN Paul J. Brown, Gen. Agent FUNERAL HOME cxrrell G. Huff, m 3'1E1?'Hm' Telephone 3113 Congratulations Seniore Mrs. Boehme's Bakery IN SAN ANGELO SINCE 1913 Looking To The Future- WE ARE ALWAYS GLAD TO HAVE , YOUNG PEOPLE COME IN TO sEE Us. WE WELCOME THEIR ACCOUNTS HOWEVER MODEST, AND RECOGNIZE THAT IN GIVING THEM PERSONAL I ATTENTION AND INTERESTED SERVICE, WE ARE SERVING NOT ONLY THEIR FUTURE BUT THE FUTURE OF SAN ANGELO AS WELL. q FIRST NATIONAL BANK SAN ANGELO, TEXAS 1882 TIME TESTED I9 Compliments of Solomon's DRUG STQRE WO1VIEN'S WEAR 24 and ze E. Twohig P1'iC'BS LA CIOSS the Street , HARRY'S GUREN 8: GOLDBEBG FOOD STORES Jewelry and Luggage If I1'SInT0wn HARRY'S San Angelo. Texas Has It! COMPLIMENTS OF TOMMY 0UICK'S Roxy THEATRE HOME OWNED AND OPERATED I I 22 E. Concho E1ne Men s Wear Remodeled and IF I'r's IN TOWN YOU'LL Mgdgfnizeed FIND IT AT I TOMMY 0UICK'S Dia17732 COMPLETE PROTECTION LIFE, ACCIDENT, HEALTH ana HOSPITALIZATION INSURANCE SAN ANGELO OFFICE: WESTERN RESERVE LIFE Insurance Company I. B. REA H. GRADY' STOVALL RALPH MURPHY EARL WOOD Branch Manager TRUETT STONE San Angelo National Bank OFFICERS: SOL MAYER, President ROY HUDSPETH, FRANK R. BARNEY. Vice-President Cashier ABE MAYER, RAYMOND L. WINSTEAD, Vice-President Assistant Cashier RAY B. IOHNSTON, C. MCMANUS, Vice-President Assistant Cashier PAUL LASSEN IOHN B. MATNEY, Assistant Cashier Auditor C TRUST DEPARTMENT: FRANK R. BARNEY. X Trust Officer PAUL LASSEN Assistant Trust Officer ,DIRECTORS : SOL MAYER. ABE MAYER. MBS. CAMILLE B. BIRD, DB. I. B. MCKNIOHT, O. L. GREER. JOHN Y. BUST, HERSCHEL UPTON, OHAS. O. CANON. VIOTOB L. PIERCE, BOY HUDSPETH, DAN OAUTHOBN, , RAY B. IOHNSTON. LOUIS E. HALL, ED s. HOBBS. A COMPLETE TRUST SERVICE 'South Chadbourne, Corner W. Twohig Ave, i I 1 w 1 FOR FINER DRY CLEANING' Angelo Dry Cleaners Walker Morgan's BONDED FUR STORAGE Permanent Mothproofing Service Save On Cash S n Angelo, Texa I I. T. FLANAGAN, Owner 331 W, Beauregard Dial 6060 ' SEND IT TO THE LAUNDRY 1 '4 LAUNDRY GF RENCH DRY CLEANING San Angelo's A. C. BLEDSOE, Exclusive Resiaurani Pf0Pf1910f 131 So. Chcrdbourne St. Sm' Angelo' T Fur Storage 350 Oakes Si. Dial 3196 San Angel T Sou-Western Balfour Company SERVING SOUTHWEST SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES 2105 McKinney, Dallas, Texas SAN ANGIILU HIGH SCHOOL'S OFFICIAL JEWELERS AND SIIIIIUIIEIIS 1.1.1-, No One Can Build A Finer Ring Than Balfour GOLD IN YOUR PURSE WHEN THERE IS SILVER IN YOUR HAIR. There Is An EOUITABLE Policy For Every Life Insurance Need lVlen lVlay Come and Men lVlay Gro But Equiiahle Stays and Pays A. CONSTANT, DISTRICT MANAGER R. G. DeBerry, R. C. Ashford, W. R. Reed, Representatives. 204 McBurnett Bldg Dial 3271, San Angelo, Texas COMPLIMENTS OF ALLEN'S The San Angelo SMART SHOES Business College UARTER-CENT LADIES' ' Q URY HARD-EARNED EXPERIENCE' L SHOES. HOSE, PURSES HER AND GLOVES W E YOU GAIN EFFICIENCY SAVE TIME AND MONEY' 113 S Chadbourne. Ph 3502 14 S Irving Phone 3660 3 West Texas Largest Jewelers' Authorized Dealers For R Bulova, Benrus, Gruen, Elgin Hamilton, Longines, Mido and Omega Watches ez 'cz Jewelers STAN ANGELO BROWNWOOD CREDIT IF DESIRED AT NO EXTRA COST K' l Wool Growers Central Storage Company SAN ANGELO, TEXAS ESTABLISHED 1909 r Wool and Mohair Commission Merchants PORTRAITS BY Atkinson OF SALON QUALITY CACTUS ANNEX DIAL 3670 We wish to express our appreciation f th ine co- operation and spir't hown to us by the bu firms I who invested in this annual. Their spons hip and id made possible The Westener for 1945. THANKS The Westerner Stall